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A NATIONAL LIVE STOCK
CONVENTION.
A meeting of the Executive Corn
tnittee of the National Live Stook
Association was held'on Thursday,
November 7th, at the office of the
Live Stook Commissioner, 'Ottawa
oousider the calling of the next
convention of that body. The
meeting was attended by the Pre-
sident, Hon, Jelin Dryden,. Toron-
to, Ont., the Vice -President, Mr.
Robert Ness, Howick, Qua, Messrs.
G. A. Gigault,. Quebec, (Slue., A.
Johnston, Greenwood, Ont,, and
J. G. Rutherford, Live Stook Corn-
tnissionor. Owing to illness the
secretary, Mr. Westervelt, was
unable to be present. The Hon.
Sydney Fisher attended the meet-
ing daring the_early part of the
day.
Arrangements were made for the
holding of the next convention at
Ottawa, on February 5th, Oth, and
7th next. These dates were select-
ed so as to permit the breeders
from Western Canada and also
from the Maritime provinces to
attend the meetings of the cattle,
sheep and swine associations, most
of which will be held at the end of
January and during the first•Iew
days in February, as also the Horse
Show and meetings of the Horse
Breeders' Associations which are
arranged for the week following.
.A programme for the convention
was informally discussed but not
definitely arranged. A number of
subjects will probably be dealt
with but it is likely that the prin-
cipal discussion will be on the ad-
visability of amending the regula-
tions governing the admission to
Canada of pure bred stock. It is
also proposed to take up and dis-
cuss the best means ofretaining
for our Canadian breeders the
Canadian market for pure bred
Stock and itis probable that antral -
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Also a lot of Reninauts in
Prints, Mus=
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Dress Goods::
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R. N. Doigias,
BLAKE.
ice• MMANt1EL,CHURCH
vangelical Association
HONOR TO A GOOD MAN,
'Nova Scotia gave the Hon. Wm.
Fielding a royal welcome." Its
best and brighest came from every
section of the Province to, express
by their words and presence their
admiration for his sterling qualit•
ies of mind and heart, and their
appreciation of his achievements
for twenty-five years.
We may not dwell on Itis work.
We content ourselves with saying
that the garnered wisdom; of years,
the gift of going to , the heart of
his subject, measuring it in the
light of a trained -intellect, the
the large-hearted'oharity etre given
to the upbuilding of. -Canada.
But we may say, without trench.
ing on polities, that his career is
an inspiration. It was fashioned
by dogged and persistent toil, by
the grind of newspaper work, and
the wear and tear of political cam-
paigns, laboriously and patiently.
And the gathering the other night
in t'Ialifax was a tribute to the
Personality of Mr. Fielding -to the
spirit that allowed no obstacles to
prevent him from making the most
of himself and . transformed the
lad who began his work with num-
ty ]lands into a statesman of
acknowledged prowess.
For years I was troubled with
biliousness, and constipation which
made life miserable for ole. My
SERVICES AND DIEETIN GS WILL BE TIBLD
IN THE EMMANUEL EVAN(,ELICAL
-CHURCH, ZURICH, AS FOLLOWS :
Sunday School at 9.30 p. m. ;
Preaching Service, German, 10.45
rt. m. ; English Service, at 7 p.
m ; Senior Alliance, 8 1). m. Tues-
day evening ; German Prayer meet-
ing, Wednesday evening at 7 :30
o'clock ; English Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock ;
Choir Practicie Thursday evening at
.8 o'clock ; Junior Alliance, Satur-
day afternoon, at3 o'clock.
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GEO. SPOTTON- PRINCIPAL.
LOCAL NEWS.
New ads— J. Preeter, Samuel
Moore, D. S. Fe.ust.
See our long handled shovels
worth 75 cents and GO cents for 5e
cents each. A t Hartleib's,
Lost—On Saturday last, a len-
appetite failed Inc. I lost my llSiltll I gthy red cow 5 years old, giving
force and vi ty. Pepsin lire- Inlik, medium sized horns. Finder
parations, and cathartics -only made Please communicate with .}oho
matters worse. I do not know Nenschwanger, Zurich P: O. 1?
where I should have been to -day i miles north of Zurich.
had I not tried Chamderlain's Mr. John Howald of. -the 16th hat
Stomach and Liver Tablets. The j the misfortune to get his righ,
tablets relieve the ill feeling at once hand in the gear of a straw cutter
strengthen the degistive function, on Monday, with the result that
helping the system to do its work Dr, Campbell had to ampuate three
naturally.—Mrs. Rose- Potts. Bir- fingers, two at the middle joint
minghain, Ala. These- tablets are and the third close to the hand.
for sale by J. J. Merner. Mr. J. Preeter hits secured the
ber of s pocially prepared papers on -,----------e--------- Icontract of installing a Hecla
this subject will be submitted The
OUR '°LIIIRATIC DISADI'A� T- furnace in the Lutheran par -
AGES." l f the cod fur -
future of our export trade in pure sonage, In place
o . e w
bred stock will also be discussed, nace, Mr. Preeter's tender was l
while it is expected that consider- The fruit display from this total- the lowest. Tho Hecla furnaces
able light will be thrown on our
export trade in cattle and sheep
for slaughter as als) our expor t
trade in meats and meat food pro-
ducts.
The fact that a majority of the
live stock meetings are to be held
immediately prior to the conven-
t -ion will render it possible for
these bodies to definitely • instruct
their delegates as to the stand they -
are to take on the various subjects
likely to come up for discussion.
While this advantage gill not. be
shared by a number of the ,horse
breeders' associations, it is to he
hoped that the latter will hold
special executive meetings for the
purpose of instructing their dele-
gates to the convention,
A tickling oougb, from any cease
is quickly stopped by Dr Shoop's
Cough Cure. And it is thoroughly
harmless and safe, that Dr Shoop
tells mothers everywhere to give it
without hesitation even to very
young babes. The wholesome
green leaves and tender stems of a
lung -healing mountainons shrub,
furnish the curative properties to
Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms
the cough, and heals the sore and
sensitive bronchial upembrances.
No opium, no chloroform, nothing
harsh used to injure or suppress.
Simply a resinous plant extract,
that helps to heal aching lungs.
The Spaniards call this shrub which
the Doctor uses. ` The Sacred
Herb" Deland Dr Shoop's. Take
no other. Sold by All Dealers.
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Price 25 cents, large size 50 cents.
ty at the Provincial horticultural aro noted for their heating qual-
exhtbition at Toronto • appears to ities.
be a surpriso to The Globe, Its
report of the show oontains the
following precious paragraph :
"Then there is the (likp'ay
made by the various counties, a
notable feature of which is the
fine showing of Huron. which
furnishes incontestable proof
that despite climatic disadvan-
trlges it can compete with
runny of the. best, apple.grow-
• ingdistricts in- the Prov5ce." -
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"C1lu-atic disadvantages!"—` in
contestable proof" that the • fellow
who wrote that. paragraph is en
ignoramus i What does - the fool
think we (lo with our apples? Does
he think we grow .thein in hot-
houses? Does he think we go out
in the orchards and put the color
on thein with paint -brushes? Does
he think we import sunshine by
the carload and squirt it on the
trees with a sprayer? What does
he think, anyway? Not only can
Huron .‘compete with many of the
best apple -growing districts in the
Prevince"—it is one of best the
apple -growing districts in the Pro-
vince. We can grow pumpkins in
this county, too ; but we don't use
them for heads.
We presume that, like other Tor-
onto people we have come cross,
this chap imagines that Huron, be-
cause it is not in sight of Toronto,
is some where in the Arctic re -
tions. As a matter of fact, Gode-
rich is in the northern half of
Eiuron, and nearly the whole of
York county is in a more northerly
latitude than Goderich. Further-
more, the belt along the' shore of
Lake Iinron escapes in a, very great
measure the frosts of the 'inland
portions of the Province, and the
average winter tetnpernture• of
Gocletich is probably several. de
groes higher than that of Toronto,
though Toronto also hits e, lakeside
situation There are Iron -means
available of peaking a definite com-
parison, but from observation
Lumber For Sale.
After Nov. 20th, 1 will be in a
position to fill all orders for Maple,
Beech, Hemlock, Basswood, Soft
and Rook Elm Lumber.
SAMUEL MOORE,
18-8 - Bayfield.
There is a probability that the
property holders of Zurich will be
asked to vote on a side -walk by-
law, at New Years. All the wood-
en walks are fast decaying and
the wise proposition of building all
the walks in one year and extend
payments over 15 or 20 years should
be adopted at once.
Six young fellows were brought
up before:Magistrate Greb on Tues-
day eveaei,'ng, charged with making
a diss'r'n`r a co 'on the streets < on
Friday evening last. The com-
plainant was Constable Thiel.
After hearing the evidence of two
witnesses the Magistrate imposed
a fine of 82.00 each. This should
he a warning, not only for all the
boys but for a member of young
girls who often get too noisy,
Parents should see that their child-
ren are inside by 8 o•clock every
night.
spread over sortie yeitrs 70 know
that in the severe winter seasons
Toronto has considerably lower
temperatures than we have in
Goclerich. Goderich is breezy, no
doubt ; but it would do the Globe
reporter good to run up against a
breeze that would knock sortie of
the cobwebby notions out of his
bead.—Goderiell Signal.
An Irishman one day event into
a barber shop to get shaved. After
he was seated and the lather about
half applied the barber Was •dulled
to an adjoining room,. where be
was detained for some time The
barber had in his shop a pet mon-
key which was continually imitat-
ing his master. As soon as the
latter left the room the monkey
grabbed the brush end ,.proceeded
to finish Iather�ipg the Yriehman's
face. After doing this he took a
razor from its case and stropped it
and then turned to the Irishman
to shave him. "Shtop that," said
the latter firmly. "Ye can tuck the
towel in me neck and pelt the scup
on me face, but, begortah, yer
father's got to shave mo."
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MEAT MARKET
%VE -keep in stock a
'1 full line o fresh
pleats, hams, etc. etc
Our outs are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sauaages.
Give us a call.
MUIR &
B ICHERT•
That New
Spring Suit.
When looking for your new
..Spring Suit, do not forget to
give us a call. Wo have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large nnlnber of
Samples to select front.
Laundry in connection.
, w HOFF AN
The announcement of the death
of Mr, Isaac Erratt of Stanley,
came as a. painful surpriso to his
many friends. This death occurred
on Sunday, and was totally tit -
expected by the family, as he re-
tired on Saturbay evening seem-
ingly in his usual health. The
deceased was in the municipal
r
council of Stanley for many yea s
and wits every painstaking official.
In the home be was kindhearted,
twtl in business dealings strictly
upright. His remains were laid to
rest, • in Bayfield Cemetery, on
Tuesday afternoon, and were foll-
owed by a large circle of sorrowing
relatives, neighbors, and friends,
The stricken family has the heart-
felt sympathy of the -whole com-
munity in their loss. Dir. Erratt
bac] roachecl the age of 70 years,
and G months, his sudden death
occurring as the result of a para-
lyt•iC stroke.
Bost and cheapest axes, cross -cut
saws sausage -milling opt tits.
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means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stop a coid
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That's why they, are Balled Preventies.
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