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FOR SALE.
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T.0 -t a, ,.'1 i i lass `, w, itTr gOral li,tula
Earn. frame iaCl 1 ,ell ut tVI,04t tepuir. The
farm is heli <_llaiat.rl, l.' r t I,f ,i,tltt Witt. •t'
and will l.e sops Aj,pl;.' to
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FRIDAY MAR, ?0th, 18o9
W. C. T. U.
THE CRY OF THE TWO-THIRDS
How the blue eyes thanked him !
how proud and glad she was as she
said. Insight have known you would
say just the right thing, but we
will not give him up ; we will find
some other way to reach him. Per-
haps if you signed a pledge first
and then asked him to plsce his
name beside yours --Perhaps if `1
left my wife and home and took
my abode with him, broke in Mr.
Droutly playfully, yet with some
impatience in his tone. Her words
recalled that dark earnest face and
the question ! what about yourself
Maurice?' How easily he could have
led him had he willed to go with
hint as his wife had proposed. But
Helen must not suspect that, he
must get the whole matter out of
her mind. Women were queer
mortals anyhow ; they did not un-
derstand the dealings of roan with
ratan. To there self-sacrifice seemed.
easy, natural "Ah ! he exclaimed,
delighted to find a new channed
into which to direct her thoughts
"there is Dana F essenden ! what a
stylish turnout that is of his. mark
how easy those grays keep step.
He has someone with him. ICute
Myers, well, well 1 I've more than
hell suspected it for .a while past.
How wili my little wife like that!
l f 1 mistake not that young men is
a faverit.e of yours, Helen. Itirs,
atcldlea:s Myers will 11e lifted to
the seventh heaven if Kate catches
Ft':-,senden, -The little lady Beside
thea speaker ridged a slightly dis-
tnrl•f'l fee('. He noticed it. "You
do not likemy tone dear," he said,
but you have no idea, how ;tonin
.lamas strive to inveigle rich sons-
in-law. My knowledge is founded
on e: pririenee, I having been her
first choirs tor her oldest d.t.ughter"
A feet znr base, llowvevee repulsive
it ]1111}* sound. from my lips, Mrs.
Mw ere is poor and proud with a
i,tm l -,r name to .St4.port on nothing
and three Iiingliters to marry off
profitably. what do you think of
her Kate':" •';alae. i• veryitantl:tutno
and very neughty. I do not feel
thnt l Ikrl.:v 11 'r' at aul y.' , i incudal
think 1tc:r r11othher's rrlin(:uviring
woutd poorly' fit herr proud spirit."
"She is used to it, ;she does not see
with :'.atii eyes, my love. Her beau.
(aid l,antc•nr are her only pos.
St S'Siow, the last inheritance left to
her from her mare." '•Are they
pcor, Maurice`:" they have
;Ann driven from extremity to ex•
trc+tnity. parted with almost every
thing of value except the old, stone
house in which they live and an.
other small property that brings
an ineignifioant rental, which is in
some way entailed or it would have
linen eaten up long since. I imagine
they finds it herd to provide a beef.
the :.'ra-i aarrs1 4th i'1.1.'.:iv of every month, steak for dinner." "Poor things 1"
rat 8 o'clock, in tllai' 11ttll. Nicrner I>lor•lr. f They rip not ask your pits, dear, 1
as own ftes r'` and blood. Mrs, Lor
rilliar'd way, a mother to her step
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daughter a they were dear to
each other, but her son was the
counterpe t`of her own soul and be
kept his ever open to her scrutiny
strong and manly. Dana impressed
everybody with here integrity. Ho
had a fr aiand way of standing by his
prineiples and a way too of valuing
people according to his people merit
Mr. Droutly rallied his wife not a
little on , her preference for this
stranger, declaring that the young
man's; titre, temperanoe'tenets lay
at the roo 'of her partiality ; and
indeed this had. much to do with
her first interest in `-Mr. Fessenden.
,(To be continued)
Ethel M. �Pilliams,
Press.. Supt.
Nothing in the way of a Cough
is' quite so annoying as a tickling,
teasing, -wheezing, bronchia -Cough
The quickest relief Domes perhaps
from, a presoription•lnown to drug-
gists everywheae as Dr Shoop's
Cough Remedy. And besides, it
is so thoroughly harmless that
mothers give it: with perfect safety
even to the youngest babes. The
tender leaves of a simple mountain
shrub, give to Dr Shoop's Cough
Remedy its remarkable curative
effect. A few days' test will tell.
t3old by JJ' Merger.
OANADIAN NEWS
David Brooks, a three-year-old
boy of Brockville, was found dead
in an old well.
John Corway, fireman, of Am-
herstburg, was found dead on the
shore of the river, and a Coroner is
investigating.
Enormous fields of ice and ice-
bergs are reported in the Atlantic
by the officers of the steamer
Evangeline, just arrived at Halifax.
The Coroner's jury in the Wind -
son Station acoiddnt at Montreal
exonerated the railway and its
employees from the charge of care-
lessness.
The. town of Welland will sue
the gags company for fifteen thou-
sands dollars to pay for the Metho-
dist church which was burned, and
for which the town was compelled
to pay.
The Dominion Steel and Coal
Companies appel:r to have arranged
an their- differences, except the
pin ; r i this right of the Coal
* ":' tliepute any item in
I -the, ' ,l orrlpany's 'claim for dam-
Iage.. ' J.ztt' t'ottl Oon't.pany is pre-
pared t6 hand over two and a half
! .zillion dollar's on that head alone.
HENSSAL.L.
Exeter boys ,ri tied our hockev
team. with a. sdore of (i.li, in a
snatch played here, :pan. Tuesday
everting.
A .meeting. of the local W. C. T.
'1 . Was bell at the home of Mrs. J,
{�.
Stoneman, on. Friday.
Dr, Seliery attended the funeral
of a friend at Kincardine, on Tues-
day last.
Mr. Leo Oharleswvorth has moved
his furniture to Brussels, where
he intends to engage in the hard-
ware business.
A. Coxworth left list week with
a ear of settler's effects, for l askat.
ehewan. •
11. .T, D. Cooke 'attendee the
funeral oe the late E L. Dickenson,
at Goderich on Wednesday last.
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The Clinton Poultry Ass'n. have
secured the vacant store at the
rear of Morrish & Crooks, where
they will held aanexhibit onThurs-
day, April lst, the da to of the
Show.
.AMMO M
TN
t ElICi1icEd.(
k'1•r:s,. t a..'ails, M. ' '. fear Mra . Myers would' resent it,
see i,; verde vale. )dyers had quite
A'lwt•ifrn : ee of . -r. ', .•141 1'Ga 8 t0rt,lllt, when he inarried ]lel`. Ile
held furniture, rt l'r' rr'.t l"(i.!e, tried 1:•I!-tirte:'^s in the hope of in -
April 2rd, at 1 r.'( . i• E. ; rt' ..rt �, crear4.1 Lie; wveulth, but unhappily
Am:no:,E'er. Gr::,. 1::'1,-r•.,}, i'rr'j:. is lint tit.111 ose men without faculty
one ' •t ything he touched fatile(l.
ie gensnl man, has a fine eau--
cation.
du-
cat r, t. turd 1 have heard evinoed
some talent for atithorship in his
youtle Among all the ya nl.; men
wit)), enamel Helen became acquaint,
n,*t ee lean -refit t se ea t raters e a in "sler .now home, none had 1111-
.a t 1: t i ;on.
Ia'. 1t;r ;, b l i ILeol3iilij f
a w e s air t : u:+11)r'eseec:. her so favorably as Dana
seet1 111 1 1 ihI„3i
, k !srltt.lr _t �;'l�iftd Jf'E'.S�'L'.- ..Alt. the sio called brothel. of.
a'1,10,3 t, e e 1 r.1 t 11'010 rain centers,
r;erty<) ;ir flims f_31r11tful.r;elitly,
ter>1t: r F ly,It i, c ' .at1i I1 -„'schen,
J wt •»: to halve a to
ar't 'i-ea.m11315'rlo.ta with 1 , t u. 1 rile (.11180,
s:
yo:f r 1 ; . ,dl ;,. re,tic VI t u (t'8 breed
CC a ; i,, .i lr:r, llrt`aal r l surely i8
torta•ity rcrStop
rr, rind tate tablets tin111.:,' distribute
but t.ut.atura,l blond 11.,re,urt.
Bruise your fin,rer, encs oo rn't it net red, and
swell, and pain your 01 even:3 it dr • 1t's eon.
gestic», blood 11rt•scur c. 5 01.11 find it %rher0 Dant
3s�-•always. its simply Common Benst,.
We sell -at 25 cents, and cheerfully recommend
Dr. Stoop's
Illeadache
Tablets
D. S. MRNER,
her near neighbor, Mrs. Weswiok.
'.!'his Indy, y,wung attractive, ac-
eori:13'_shed and very Tittle older
than Helen's self was soon her fast
friend, she had one little son—
Keith--a child of two summers,
with wlaorn Mrs. Droutly was soon
a favorite, a beautiful boy, tho
idol of his another's heart. Mr,
ressenaen's mother early indowed
had married Mrs. Weswiok's father
when his daughter—Theresa L oril-
liard---was a girt of fourteen, her
son somewhat younger. As there
were no children by this second
marriage, it is little wonder that
the brotlaerless girl and sisterless
boy became to each other the sl'vm
Atz Old-fhshioncd, Nome -Made Mix-
ture which Cures Kidney and
Liyer Troubles. '
A prominent local druggist states
that since the Celebrated prescription
of a 'distnguis1ir d specialist has be-
come 11ince or lc •s ]:gown it is inter-
fering with the sale of secret medi-
cines, especially the patent or ad-
vertityrd kidney pills. The preseriil-
rin t telt t Pt first appt'eted in a lead -
'ng heal ibjournal, is reproduced here,
Just exactly as originally written:^ --
Fluid Ext./act Cascara.. ;i oz.
Carriana iana Compound i oz.
311up Sarsaparilla ........ ; , 6 oz.
Directions: One teaspoonful after
each meal' and at bedtime.
Any' good druggist can dispense
this, or, .liven better, a person can
buy the - items separately and mix
than at llot#ic by shaking theta well
together in a bottle, It is stated that
the ingredients being vegetable, are
harmless and simple. It has a gentle
and natural action, and gradually
tones up the eliminative tissues,
leaving the kidneys in a perfectly
healthy (orttiatloA.
A inerela'at k4.11 kpowyettaleys
fu public
alts i� carred
hair . w xessripe
No Trouble
IF YOU USE
Royal Household
Five Roses
or other Brands of Flour from Rannie's Flour
and Feed Store. The best in Groceries at' close
Prices. All kinds of Feed on hand.
5. RA S V N OE,
ZURICH
paid price in Cash pa�for Butter and Eggs
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Just arrived.
111 give closest prices for quick sale
F. C KALBFLE ISCJ-I, Zurich
ASSISTANCE IN UNDER-
DRAINAGE
Demonstration of Methods of Sur-
veying for Drainage.
Underdrainage will pay for itself
in from. one to three years. Perhaps
no example in. Ontario detnonstret
es this more conclusively than the
drainage of 'tbo Rittenhouse fart.'
at ,Tordon Harbour, in the Niagara
peninsula. Originally it was very
wet, so much so indeed that often
the crops were scarcely worth cut-
e ting. In 10013 Mr. M. F. aitten-
t :louse of Chicago gave it to the
Government for tan horticultural
experiment farm. In 1007 it was
nrulerdratincil, the lines of tile being
laid about four and a half rods
apart. In inane places the subsoil
was very, very heavy, so that the
digging was hard and the cost high
about `3v" an acre. In 1908 on the
part that was formerly' the wettest
it grew G:i lmshols of out: to the
acre, thereby practically paying
for the drainage in one season ; for
the year prorious the oats on the
sable land were not worth cutting.
The Rittenhouse farm was sur-
veyed and the drainage system for
it planned by the Department of
li'hysics tit the Ontario Agricultur-
al College. Any farmer in Ontario
who is contemplating underdrain.
age may an application have his
farm. surveyed, the drains planned,
and the grafts determined. A fin.
itched map containing; this infortna.
tion and also the size of tile advis-
able is sent to the owner as soon as
completed. The only outlay con-
nected with the survey is the tra-
velling expe.nses of ono magi from
Guelph to the farm, consisting of
railway fare, meals and catrta;e. of
instruments. The railway fare is
only one cent a mile each way for
this work.
At the conclusion of each survey
a drainage demonstration is hold in
the fioid, and simple practical
methods of surveying a (rads, de-
termining its grade and securing a
true bottom are demonstrated, and
the benefits of drainage discussed.
Anyone desiring a survey and
pian should apply to Prof. W.. E.
Day, Depart�:nent of Physics, O. A
0., Guelph. A large number of
applications are already in for this
season.
When you want a pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial. They are
mild and gentle in their action and
always produce a pleasant cathartic
effect. Call at .7 ,7 Merner's store
for a free sample.
Sen d 11—h-e-fierald
to your absent relatives or
friends, They'll appreciate
your ktedness,
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EXCURSIONS
TO
Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta
Special Trainslcave Toronto 2.00 p.m. on
APRIL 6, 20 MAY 4,16 JUNE 1, 16, 20
JULY 13, 27 AIX. 10, 24 SEPT. 7, 21
Second class ticket. from Ontario stations to principal
Northwest points at
LOW ROUND-TR1P RATES
Wionipea and return $32.00; Edmonton and return
$42.50. and to other points in proportion. Tickets
good to return within 60 days from Qoina date.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
on all excursions. Comfortable bertha, fully equipped
with bedding, can ba secured at moderate rates through
local agent.
Early application must be mad*
ASPS FOR HOMESEEP(ERS' PAMPHLET
coataiaintt rata and full information.
Apply'to nearest C.P.R. Agent or toR. i.. Thompson,
Dist. Pau. Aat., Toronto.
ONLY DIRECT UNE NO CHANGE OF CARS
W.J.
A failing tiny nerve—no larger
than the {iciest silken thread--tale-
es from the heart its impulse, its
lower, its regularity, The stomach
also has has its hidden, or. inside
nerve. It VMS Dr Shoop who first
• told us it was Wrong to drtig at
weak or failing stomach, heart or
kidneys. Elis prescriptions -Dr
Shoop's Bostorative--is directed
straight for, the cause of these ail-
lrents—these weak and faltering
inside nerves. This, no doubt'clear-
ly explains why the. Restorative
has of late grown so rapidly in
popularity. .Druggists say that
those who test the Restorative even
for da few days soon become fully
convinced of its wonderful merit.
Anyway, • don't drug the organ.
Treating the cause of sickness is
the only seeable and sticeeasf ail
way. Sold by J' ,T M:rner,
OAB,LING, Agent, EXETER
60 1f EAf6
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COFWRIGHTSS &C.
Anyone sending a.ketch god description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
invention laprobably patentable. Commutator'.
tlonsstrtotlySconttdont(al. HANDBOOK oltLatentg
sent tree. OMeat agency. for teeming to ttente.
Pntente taken through Munn &'co. receive
8pccittt stott50, without ohnrao, intim
erk ai ,
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest a'lr-
cualllatnewsuton ofealergany. seientlno iournul. !Terme for
Canada, 63.75 a year„ pedaloprepaid. sold by
MUN.N &Co 26iiaroadway, New York,
Branch !neo. 628 F Ste Wa*btngton, D. C.
PILESget Immediate relief t'rontlli
/”! Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment*,
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