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. .. -Alter 'wen 'was .raiaen ' into
p. , a .,,41. .J=ati• fciz• 0.,eprarna relal,i r.. 'delei s ever: woe,
-'li's tc iw (%re30.11. :deo opened he:: very soul t'7 hint
•1:I.,et.",. ,Z •'lif'i'k+, (+ d. '':iit, Ger- end leaned i i wvi'esirlm and nerection
?"i. . i'-•) :"•i1. ' i::rgec'n at only less than th he learned on Clod's.
Id(J re:1..2d:' t iM 'rat l -•i-.,(+" !1 (lethal. She had a ere i',:".re in Ann i.li. 'ne11,
olio) y llfi;I'it:url "(310:111e14 her nurse. She Loved, lwlaturice,
peer r a • , ' :inclVarese..•.li I`pit •l adt re11 johnand was the wisest of
'i,,,.>nd:, a aed:in:1. et':,. General servants, one w iest seeing• new re-
''+--'i"."1tee a to1n•v the'refer-1Yi
ice with all the rest, and indeed lie
spent mtaelidtine on his brother,
more than at lees skilful poptilaar
doctor cool -dwell have done with
out serious • kiss. Thais the weary
months dragged on, Helen was but
a shadow ot, ier former self, Derry
not missed 11'or papa., but her manna
also, these 't eys, the sifting was
gone froia1>,tr xi -dither's . life, the
solag and story from .her lips. She
hold 1,1ea little ones eloser than over
to her heartil if: that was -possible,.
Derry seemed to understand
that to speak of papa was to bring
that tad 'look, into her mother's eyes
and seldom meution(;d him, even
her uncle Was not ready for frolics
as they once lied, though he took
her to Lis shoulder and rode hor
about tolling her stories, when his
strong heart was quivering with
pain. She realized that something
The terrible itching and smarting
incident to certain :skin diseases; is
almost instantly allayed by apply-
ing Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 2.5
cents. For sale by J 3 !Merger.
The following is a partial list Of
candislaates passed by `the board .- of
examiner's„ for West Huron with
the iirarits"obtainecl by, each atdi•
date. A`oard giving the marks in
each sn'bjeot has been sent to.each
candidate, The certificates will l)e
sent, to the teachers buforc the first
of September.
The .marks required for to pass
are 390 and for honors 487.
The highest marks obtained in
each subject aroes follows :
Reading—Florence Smith 40
'Writing—Agnes Doyle, .Doris Me-
gaw 41
Spelling—Maggie McLeod, Doris
was wrong and „row quiet pestling Megaw, Florence Smith..,50
to leis arms with absolute content Written Reading—Florence Smith,
to just lie.there here stroking his face, Cella Robinson 04
looking into his loving eyes. It Arithmetic—OeliuRobinson,Hugh
almost broks) the., hearts of these Anderson -... 100
two grown. people to see the- gentle • Grammar—Fiorenee Snaith, Mar-
ecntin g.ef Their merry darling to garet A. Mcii1urchy 97
such tri e sweet ways. When
her father was et home when at all
himself • she followed him eonstaut-
1l; , At such timee she would climb
to his knee, stroking his beard and.
sometimes w' den he had been drink-
ing she shrank away from him, but
aa his command never refused to
Geography—Maggio Dicl,sen,...70
Composition—Ida Smith, Florence
Snaith , .. , 92
Total—Florence Smith .:...... 555
The Public School Graduation
results will bo announced next
week.
Exeter P. t .
sit beside him On such occassions Reginald Bisset 481, Olarenee
the gravity 'of her face was -Ns -0114r- 1 tey wood 458, Rehr. Wood 449,
ful. I'lao hoc .. in lncsr. Eyes as she
Madeline Darling a?, Preston
glanced at lain::, was pitiful and Dearing •421. Ethel Briekwood 35ti
tan4 er ly sorrowful as alax;'el'. ziifight Mary Acheson 390, Loon Tredle 426,
be. Many a time her mother • went Young Croeeh 391, Stella Southcott
awey rabble her tears and her 3''{y, Irene Hardy 390, GordonTavlor
uncle betook Ilimeeif to a Windo'v 3'11, Elva Ford 394.
to cover his emotion, their t1 ailing Bay field P. S..
'+ is -.)>'" .t:ss,.„ i?ita:+t.r Pt:Gsi`:� t) a.: ,
was gettin=g ready [o for f�*Izin•1er Eana McGee �� 9o, John McNeil
$ 1 felt sura that nothing could -t 14. E. ciivn Pollock 432, Florence
ere.
e• 45" enee kehd fillesdo Sties lion so ga iued. Maurice Droutly aL' �*Uirit
, ( o be continnedl
t..,,calsct. that fair day after Iris debauch,
rl - ,.t".t+, iY A,�'';'i ti (,w.is:,. i'r +T. not as, here before, to Contrition
.�. _... __ • andsharnefacednees. butte desperaas
r, , fr3 tion and liminess. dness. As it wad;' ` be
t Y a� aw o ir,E t... , v:cntt about Me work, had a voice
.";iijf;'f•D;tli3si.. Esa:;ter.
t in his business, in his Koine, was
I xp:; eted to ticrform the dutiee of
adne ,, ein all t''•«, •;••, stir - la men, a citizen, a l.usbalnd and a
f ..al tc1 'L,i or lia:y :l.erli :'attleer, while oneenontroiling desire
Orders 1t it at,' t° office t a swallowing every other considera-
11 °e. t. •i: i i1y atte t'al w!t, I Veto MIS Way the uppermost
undermost all the way thro ;gb
° ,�1,., . � ,-• � him—drink, rink drink,
Ado .t,, . i1EIS 1'' i:,.'1'itA1`,7- .t rItrrlle 1h r d
^i'..l1_r•asent,�t,r. j ='•t. to,n it,u, , t.'T:';li. Evt'rw thing that steed for a
Leen ;1, \..:terlot Mee:reel, `e nct n1.'newt in the way of its instant
aro. ii e:e l and t :.1;:ttoi.ua. l;t•t.'is t.t�t,.ieation maddened lihn. Ile
tltil'itria fire it,,airane.. , was a laaroiz with his wife, neglected
�_. -� - - I,+a:. •. never thought of his bebee.
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Cil fn',cliy.{' k r Topa,' ti ttl
`, eirs`rrt,.ets.rt ti Met ?
ate, 0,- tteeteteelssear ye1 srre rete :ere e1k end her little -ones, ales for
,x)n°1niitereity.
scull ' t iieetioe t �'.+e teent11ousand.tinles tort tirr,►I,I'.' snd
of t:- ";. Tjlaeto w alit •eeei ..iity. At like- .,'her' and them, 111t1114 tllaln
Dolan;:Uta l'IU71.:ti, 'tN,un iC: , C' vrti. taai- widowed. worse than or t)1nu c'(1,
day. ' --ta nights of debauchery-. days of semi
1 :role ciou:•uez-s, and misery followed.
It lrc'canae nothing uncommon soon
E. 'LIJT.LEIt, GeiltiO,1 AKCa1;R A\ 11 i for kiln to be gone all night or for
Notary Public. Deeds, Mortgages, ni5'•
severa
.l da 5 and late. 1Jr.
Wills and otl.•.r Lor :1 IN commits care g
fully reed l,i•, 1ti tti 1)i.; rt el.•()iilecDrntltly's figure became well known
in the slums of the city. His
Zeller V;1, -,1s. Zanhull, Ont.z.'r
hesrt grew sick at the 'widespread
>t7ffJ61/0 devastation he deet on every hand
t ..-Ee> bed • thought 'himself well
acquainted with the sin and sitffer-
}v I s 3 4, �'iAA&, Prepare?', inti of the see thing pool around
! It Pazpils for the 'Toronto Con- turfs. But this Mand to hand contact
servatory of Mimic and other with vice Opened his eyes to the
s• { � Ci :�t)suC.p.; ,`^t CO andv;oke from his drunken' sintilberS
Martin 421.
Centres.
Address :
Limns:ne r I)ausolr G5:. Zurich.
FOR SALE.
Farm for sale, south half of lot 15, Con.
• 12, Township of Hay. Oa this property
there is a good fratne house, kitchen and
woodshed, good Bank barn and hog house
21y acre., of young orchard, aind never
failing.supply of water. This farni is a
deep clay soil cod in good state of culti-
vation, conveniently situated 24 miles
from `Luria~. Wouirl take a suitable pro-
party 0f6 or 16 acres in eichange. For
,' terms and particulars apply to S.
rrtnr on preral s, or to Taos. (: Alpe 0e:t,
. auctioneer, Farelubar r. O.
' 50 acres,all gooel,lnitd, with geod batik
barn, frame house, all in good repair. The
farm is'.well dlni neck plenty sof good water
and win be sold' for$81100,00. ,Apply to
E. Zeller, Zurich.•
..ODD EETINGS
C. III Court Zurich No. 1`340
�+ e -I +' meets every 1st and 3rd
Aurselay of each month at 8 o'clock p. rai.
ie the A. 0. U. W. Hall.
J. d. Attaniza, C. R.
TT ^( (7 Riokbeil Lodge
A. n. Y: S No, 3 93, meets
the and. and 4th Friday of every month,
. its 8 o'clock, in their Hall, Merrier Block.
t rran, WxTwr s ,r?.
HELP WANTED
Wonted experienced operators
'on> Pants, Knickers, Overalls.
(:instant employmeritt ` the year
netted, highestunion wages paid.
piece work. Inexperienced hands
to loam operating.
Taylor—Anderson,
Southgate Co. Limited, Seaforth.
PILESget tmmediatt tenet fret
Or. Shoop's Magic Ointmet1,
vastness of the rum iniquity and
its hideous as nothing else had ever
clone. TO find his handsome cultur-
ed, refined brother of the yesterday
sitting laughing and jeering with
tramps and cut throats; the boon
eornpanion of the harlots and
thieves; this stnnghitn to the quick.
This put the rum question in a new
and strouger light even to him. He
found others he knew in those
places of shame; among theta Ben
Hiltz. He and Mrs Droutly were
"Awns" now, he told the Dr, one
slight. What it was to Dr. John
Droutly to find himself In such
company can be imagined. Beside l Roadster class for "farmers only ;"
his edification and nativerefinetllent other sections in the High Steppers
his intense sympathies. his reverse. for Tandems and Fonr•in-handy, -
while in Speed events several hund-
red. dollars have been added to the
purses.
In the tattle $5oo has been added
to the Shorthorn Class alone, and
substantial increases to the other
classes. increases have been made
in the Sheep classes and one new
class added in the Swine. A third
Mize in cash has been given the
entire Poultry list beside a fine lot
`
t
of Specials, The A„rxcul urail and
Fruit Departments have been care-
fully revised and added to where it
was thought avisabie. The Ladies'
work has received special notice
and the Prize List arranged up-to-
date. Send for Prize Lists, entry
forms and all information to the
secretary, A. M. Hunt, London
Ontario.
Ethel M. Wilheme,
Pre ,
•
After doctoring .for about twelve
years for a last stomach trouble,
and seendine nearly five huutlred
dollars for medicine and doetnr: '
fees, I purchased my wife one box
of Giraniberaain'.s Stomach and
Hensel', P. S.
Irma I:,anuie 448 , Helen MoArthur
476, Alexia Murdock 438, Flossie
Bonthron 440, Alice Iohkirk 390
Itlill!a RTood 401, Hugh Itose 531,
Sidney Geiger 451, Thomas Wren
4u1, Joseph Hudson 447, Kenneth
Pope 419, George Harburn 411,
Robert Chesney 390.
Liver Tablets, which did her so DssIawoead P. B.
much, good that she continued to Herbert Geiser 424, Hilda Snell
use them and they have dons. her `;, (4orrl'tn t`ulf,,e .97, Gordan
D S13ansthas just receiveda new
lot et black underskirts, reg. price
31.25, now for 80 its, while they
last,
STEPHEN COUNCIL. .
The Council of the Trotvnship. of
Stephen .convened in the Town.
Ha11,'Orediton, on Monday, the 5th
day of July 1009 at 1 P. M. All
uxt4nabers . were present. The nun- •
utes of the previous meeting were
read and adopted.
Moved by Wucrth,' seemed, by •
Yearley "That C. Eubn be appoint. •
ed overseer for the coustrnctien.of
the concrete abutments of the bridge
across the Bauble River at 61.50 per
day." carried. Movedby Love,
seconded by Weterth That Wm.
Anderson oversee the; oonstruetien
of the temporary bridge across the
river at Crediton East." Carried.
The following orders were paid :
Township Hay Bell Tel, taxes of
19o8. $5.83 ; Municipal World. B of,
H. Blanks. $1.05 ; P1 Dattraxn.
Tp's portion of award. drain. 35.00
H. F. Eiibere caretaker. of .look un: .
33.00 ; Geo. Hepburn. rep call on S. .
B. $2,50 ;; Thos. Oliver, cul in ,
Centralia. $8.05 ; Jos. Lawson. rep •
Ford's bridge. x;17,00 ; Milton '
5'iltchell. Cul S. B. 46.90; F. W. d
1! ta.rlleonlb: Henhofer & Morrisey •
Awards. $45.93 ; k' Disjardine • tile
incl Glitch. $5.00; P. Baker et eJ.
Awti.rd drain on N 33 326,25 ; W
White gravel contract No 3 8 B •
38.255 ; 0 Zwicker spikes 31.40 ; 5
Morrison rep bridge 313.00-; Sinton
Sweitzer rep cul 50 ; 3 Doyle rep
bridge con 12 36.00; Ohas Kienzle •
grading S B $:36.€5; Ohas Montle
grading N B 323 00 ; Chas Kieenzle
grading 311.00; R Hill rep cal 31.25
J Doyle gravel con't E S R •.11.75
R O'Rourke gravel Don't 0 R $20.00
J Delahaye tile on 8 13 17,00; 1<
Triebnor rep gravel pit 315..'0; J
Keys rep Mud Creek Bridge $1.00 ;
i., Bastard et al oornm'r and rep cul
332.30 ; P Kraft comm'r ES R 41.35
J Gaiser connn'r 0 R $2 r,0 ; J F
Wein rep cul and plank 31.00 ; (:l
Hartle gravel con't eon 21 320,00 ;
E; Cunningham connn'r and plank
$2 35 ; A Morrison gravel con 't OR
325 62 ; J McLellan gravel con't U
R 39.25 ;' J Wilhelm conana'r C R
31.35; J Klunlpp rep -Cul E 8 R$1.00
more g.. ti untag all of the naeallcaila' Goetz 403, i�Ialllrit'n (:ilienthcar d>+:i, , J 'McLellan gi ,vc�I x3.30 ; N Pollard
I lsom. 't i e :ail•: —`:amici Boyer. r, 'era, LroI•Lmhir•e 510, Milford statute labor X34 i.0 ; A Morrisey
Folsom. intra:, iaitiSi Siemer.
medicine 11 for Mcleaac 430, Letts:. Guenther 517 Award drain 37.5:) ; M O'Brien tile
sale b+; J. ,1 denser, Willie Musser 390.. on 8 13 36.25; A Morrisey tile on 8
B 05 ; Evangelical church. timber to
ARE 4.2A` ..lir 5rt)iJ�. HOBBY? repair Crediton Bridge 314.00 ; N
Mabel Wenzel " Queenie
k rep out 75 ; Mr w� estlnaan
' '"lv concrete tile on N-13„38.00 ; 0 Prou-
r~:aavt t;r �� Toxins eat thea t,taxaaa t;rT. „ratuity' ;t25;�iil; L+ Hughes
diem Neat .t relief Offirorro Green B of I3 > 12.50
"1111—YOUR, _ '= Crediton P 8.
. " enze 451. Q weenie
t, Hodgins � e
3r)n t forget that tura F.tori..an.S ,f01,11caw z,.x Hill 444, Lydia,
) (.lf is trsicher 473, Loren Brewin 451,
Ea1ii sititen. Toronto, Emerton Bean 451, Harry a y i\langus
438, Sam Finkbeiner 440.
Zurich 1?, S.
Luella Wiertla 405, Ethel \'1 eido
411, Anal, Worm 427. Rbiewan
Kalbfieisch 390, Marshall Zeller 425
last ;year, crus 1)roziouneecl by ex-
perts from across the sea, to be as
good. as eau he Peed' in Scotland it
self. Herefords, jerseys and Ayr.
shires, were also of excellent quali-
ty. 'This, there is every
evidence that the cattle show will'' Ender.
No .1—Eddie Brisson 399, 2—
Greta, titawson 452. I3en Case 393,
3--Mautlie MGAIIistet, 4.45, 4—
surpass anytlnn g even shown re;
Toronto --and that paeans anythiig
in America.
Gordon Surerns 428, ti ioletta Eck -
A tickling or dry cough can be t,tein P3, Alberta t4ieger 390, 8 --
quickly loosened. with Dr. Shoop's Cora • Truemner 482, 12"• --Samuel
Cough Remedy. No opium, no Gisela° 453. 14—George Mulholland
chloroform nothing unsafe or harsh. 470, Mary Hayi424, Grettaa Tolson 411
sold by 3 J Werner. Laura Fee 390, Maggie Fee 390, 15-
- Elfrolda Schroeder 407,
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON. STArnZv,
SEPT. 10-18 '
The Great Live Stock Exhibition. y o• 1---Lorirlda Dowson 390, 3—•
Mabel Clarke 479, (North)4--Eva
The management of The Western Johnston 431, 6—Mary A. Davidson
Fair, London, nt oOnt.f are puttingsen 453, 7—Alice Cochrane 390,. Bender -
forth extra. efforts this year to son sabelst 470, 9—Albert Keys
make the Exhibition more popular 461, Isabel Manse 432, Mustard.
4tie
than ever in all its different branch. Fraser icer446, 457, Mustard icer
es, but to none of them are they Earl Kaiser 457, Clarence Kaiser
gi�rdng more attention than to the. 428' Frank McGregor 390, 14--
Live stook Department. A large
ArnOld Petrie 443.11annah Dinsdale
amount of money has been added. 391, Sarah Rathwell 407, Oda
to the Prize hist, In the Morse McBeatii 395.
classes several' changes have been STEM -sir. -
made; sections are added in the No. 1—Flossie Davey 390, 2—Lilian
Stalls 390, John Hogarth 517, Earl
Shapttti1 449, Wilfrid. Sbapton. 429,
4-11arry SchWarz 401, Arva Broken.
shire:397, Lorne Morlock 390, 6—
Charles E. Gower 437,12 --Muriel
Failis 446, 14—Fred Esseq° 438, Elva
Brooks 428, S. S. 6—John Galvin
391. .
ce for womanhood and childhood he
bad walked :from early youth in
tender fellowship with thg Lord.
Jesus Christ. He who enshrined
all womankind, lifted. it to the niche
where his mother and Helen
Droutly sat throned, shrank with a
shuddering horror from the touch
of a drunken female whtl reeled
towards him yet he was the first to
spring foward to catch, her as she'
lurched heavily to the floor.
Maurice lataghed as loudly as any
of the poor creqtures present when
he lifted his *kite face with its
tightly compresed lips and shook -
ed eyes, and demanded space on the
suttee to lay his burden down,
"Oh, let her alone. Its only Tine's
Moely ; he'll be after her soon,
curt one, "you're green to the
business boss you'll soon get used
to it." "Ha 1 ha 1" lattghed Maurice
"its deuced bard to be a gentleman
here Jaok. John turned sick faint.
For the first time the 'utter hope-
lessness of his brother's case Swept
over him. lie had chosen his
He
companions of course. tariffed
to the door. lie wanted to get out
where he could breathe. This foul,
tobacco thickened air stifled him.
He could not give him up though.
Maurice must be saved. After a
while people began to complain of
Dr, Dront'ly's neglecting his prat.
A book on Rheumatism, by Dr. 1
Shoop, of Reeiiie, Wis. tells some
plain truths, and in a plain and'
praoticaa,l way. Get this booklet, and
a freetria.l treatment of Dr, Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy for some dia.
hearten vicinity.
ed suffer in Four
Make a grateful and applteeiative
friend of some one 'who is disoonrag.
ed because of , he failures elf others
Wake to help him, els nee to this
test, and I'll eertaiiily help your
suffering friend, • Sold by J J Mer-
ner.
BJli'!tnzl.,D,
Edna McGee 390, John McNeil
434, Evelyn Pollock 482, Florence
Martin 421.
ea : Kidneys
Weak Kidneys, surely point to Weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys, like the•II:art and the
Stomach, find their weakness; not in the organ
itself, but in the nevi* that control and guide
and strengthen then. Dr. Shoop's kestorativeis
a medicine specifically prepared to smell thee
contra ina7 nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
is £utile. It is a waste of time, and of money as,
Well.
If your back aches or is weak, if the urine
scalds, or is dark and strong, if you bane symptoms
of lirights or other distressing or dangerous kid-
ney disease. try Dr. Shoot s Restorative a month*
Tablets or Liquid—and see what it can and, will
do for:you. Druggist rneoninend and sell
J. MFRAEIi.
S
The conncil adjourned to meet
again in the Town Hall. Croditnn,
on the 2nd day of August 1009 at
1 p DI. Henry Eilber
Tp. Clerk.
A frilling tiny nerve --no larger
then the finestsilkcn thread—takes
from the Heart its impulse, its
power, its regularity, The Stomach.
also has its hidden, or inside nerve.
It was Dr. Shoop who first told tis
it was wrong to drug a weak or
failing Stomach, Heart or Kidneys.
His prescription—Dr, Shoop's Re-
storative—is directed straight for
the cause of these ailments—these
weak and .faltering inside nerves.
This, no doubt clearly explains why
the Restorative has of late grown
so rapidly in popularity. Druggists
say that those who test the Restor-
ative even for a few days soon be-
come fully convinced of its wonder-
fal merit. Anyway, don't drug the
organ. Treating the cause of sick-
ness is the only sensible and suc-
cessful way. Sold by J ,T Merner.
MARKET ' R'EPO1l.T.---The fol•
lowing is the report of Zurich,
markets corrected up to Thursday.
Barley ... , . 55 to' 58 "
Shorts 11,1611/"
Date 055.8..................
Wheat ....,.. ,.,.1
Hay. .,.i .. ., ,Y,,.., 7.00 &00.
Dried: apples .......... 6 '6
Clover seed .. 5.00 5,75
Potatoes .............. 45 45
Butter ........ ,. 16 16
Eggs...... , ...i., 17 17
23.00
26.00,,
50. 53„ .
15 1 lb
Hogs liveweiget... 7.55
HENSALL MARKETS
Cook's Best Flour— 2.75:
Wheat . ......1 15 15
Oats ...., 44 45
Barley 50 50
84 80
,- 7,55
Peas........ 66 01*
...
Hogs liveweight. ......
Clubbing rates.
E.—We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing,
rates with Tut M>xntl.Ln
Daily Globe ,$ 4.25
,, Mail & Empire+ 4.25
Weekly Globe , e 1.00
Mail & Empire 1.60
:Berliner Journal (Germain) 2.50
, '`abeily Herald & Star 1.75
Daily Advertiser " 2,75
Weekly Advertiser 1.50
Weekly Sun 1.75
Farmer's Advocate '2.25