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LUTFIEA.A:a PAndoNAZnrieh,
MORTGAGE SALE
South half and .south part of the
North half of Lot 2, L. R. W. play,
containing 81 acres, more or less,
will be offered for sale by Public
Auction at Dominion Hotel, Zurich
on Aug. 22nd, 1908 :t 2 p. m., by
E. Bossenberry, Auctioneer.
For terms and conditions of sale
see posters, or apply to either of
the undersigned.
Dated August 3rd, 1908.
13, J. 1). CuoKE, Vendor's Solicitor,
Hensall Ont. E. HOssENBER1%Y,
Auctioneer, Zurich. Ont.
MIR DIEHTom;
PUBLISi ED BY E. ZELLER.
FRIDAY AUG. 21st 1908
w. C. 1'. U.
OUR LIQUOR ADVERTISE-
MENTS.
Oliver Grimes, aged 65, an Indian
and Mary Noel, aged 40, a squaw,
died Monday at Moncton, N. B ,
from the e1I•eete of drinking wood
alcohol. They were drinking Sat.
urday night, and reached the In-
dian camp near the Intereolonial
Railway shops there with an empty
bottle labelled bay mini. On Sun-
day they were ill, hut were around
all dray. Today they were seized
with violent pains and Grimes
died soon after noon and the wo-
man a little later. The woman's
husband is away fishing.
While coming house from Pnslin-
ch late at night through a dark-
ness as bluck as Egypt touring the
plague of darkness it eonple of
disciples of Isaac Walton from the
nay were surprised on top of the
Dundas Hill, when their faithful
steed suddenly shied out into the
side of the road, alanoet capsizing
the baggy,
Looking out of the bnggy the
fishermen could see that there was
someone lving on the road and,
thinking an aooident lied occurred,
they got out. They found that the
roan on the road was merely suffer-
ing from an overdose of stimulant
ind that be wee comfortably
asleep in the Mud.
It was a very dangerous position
in which be wee; found,. right in
the regular route of vehicles, and
he might easily have been run over
and killed,
Thomas Burke, the second of the
two new rot n appointed to the
police force some months ago, has
been suspended for being drunk.
It is only a few weeks since the
Police Board removed the first of
the pair, Mr. Thorhurn, and now
kir Burke is likely to be asked to
hand in his uniform and other in•
ignia of office. The why in his
ase arises from hie being picked
np in a helpless state of intoxica-
ion eaarly on Sunday morning near
be corner of Acederny and St
Paul 'streets. He had succumbed
o the affects of his potations not
air from his home. to which he
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Sale, of Lands for Tapes
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7i 01ICE is hereby given that the
-I List, of lands for sale for taxes has
been prepared and that copies thereof own
be had at this oEiee, and that the list i'
being published in the Ontario Oasette of
August 8th, t.ith, 2lnd and 29th 1003,
and that in default in the payment of said
taxes and costs, the land will be sold on
Tuesday the 10th day of November 191x?
zit one o'nioult in the afternoon at the
Court Rouse in the Town of. Godorioh.
County Treasurer's Office Goderieh, Aug.
ust 1 lth 1:10;3. s1
War. Matas,
3-4pd County Treasurer
GOVERNMENT
Standard Seeds
ALL I1INDS AT
RANAHE'S
FLOUR d, FEED
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STORE
Farmers should avail themselves
of this opportunity of getting
GOOD CLEAN SEEDS. it pays.
Our stock of. Flour is complete. 4
Brands to choose from, Stock
food and all kinds of Feed con-
stantly on hand. Our groceries are
Olean and well assr`irted,our sugars
are the sweetest and vinegars the
strongest,
was carried by Chief Parnell and
)fficer Lanergan• F..lis only ex•
An -nation is that he had met, and
ecome convivial with, a captain
1 a boat.
One 'hundred and five deaths
roan alcoholism were reported for
be State of New York for the
nonth of September, 1907. Allow -
ng each life to be worth *3,000—
n amount said by State Commis•
ioner of Public Health Dr. Eugene
, Porter. to be a low estimate—
rink was the direct cause of a
eounittry loss to this one state in
ne month of 8315,000, or, at the
ame rate, $3,780,000 annually,
his leaves entirely out of consid-
ration 2.287 deaths fioan suicide
nd diseases like apoplexy, liver
/Thesis, heart disease, tend 1.1neu-
t nix, iu whioh alcohol is ttdmit•
dly a large causative or eontribu-
ry factor.
A serious racket took place on
uron street hist 'Tuesday night at
e house of Mr. George Graham
bout 11 o'clock his step son, Jack
can, a. young mun about twenty
airs of age wbo had been more or
se troublesome ever since be was
small boy, canto home the worse
Liquor: When he tried the
ont aoor he found it locked and
at made him angry. Re went to
e side door and on entering the
rise began to abuse his mother
r looking him out, Mr. Graham
ade some remark, and one word
d to another, when young Bean
ow a razor from his pocket and
empted to out his father•in-law's
rout. Mr. Graham warded the
action of the razor, but it made
ash in his right breast 5;1 incises
g. A struggle ensued Bean be•
thrown to the floor and the
or wrenched from his hand.
e racket aroused his neighbor,
o ran over to Cone's factory for
e assistance of the nightwatch-
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Bean,' and a warrant issued for his
arrest, but he evidently anticipated
somethin of this kind and skipped
out of tov}n,
NADIAN NEWS
Cobalt shipped thirteen oars of
ore last ek,
The sur, ey of the Hudson's BayRailway cute will take six months.
Three weed farriers were lined
$10 each for selling watered milk.
The thermometer nearly went
down to freezing on the prairies
Thursday night last.
Earl Grey will go up the St. Law-
rence to the great lakes, and on to
Port Arthur.
Three-year-old Edna Wilscroft
was burned to death at Gladstone,
Man,, while playing with matches.
The new West Neebish channel
in the St. Marys River must be
used by southbound vessels after
Sept 1. • •
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON.
The progranirn of attractions for
this year s Exhibition is one that
will furnish instruction and amuse-
ment for everybody. Kelnp's Wild
West Show and Hippodrome per•
formance is the largest company
of people ever presented to West.
ern Fairvisitors-118 people, 35 In-
dians, Cowboy Band, G;i horses,
bronchos, mules. etc. Chariot races
stage coach capture, eto. Samfoa,
"Zing of he Air", the Bickett
Family, White & Lemart, Krona -
man Bros, the funny people ; Pana-
tiscu Sisters, Deike Sisters, and
many others Fireworks each
evening, concluding witli the
"Railway Disaster" and the "De•
struction of Mount Pelee." Every-
one should come to London for at
least one day this year. Programes
and all information given on ap-
plication to the Secretary, A. M.
Hunt, London.
PROVINCIAL APPOINTJi1ENTS,
The following appointments have
been gazetted by the provincial
government.
Douglas Gordon Mcllwraith, M.
D., of the Village of Binhrooke, as
sociate Coroner in and for the
County of Wentworth.
.Alexander Fraser. Niagara Faint,
barrister•.at-]aw, police magistrate
in and -Nr the City of Niagara Falls.
and also: for the Village of Fort
Erie.
Joseph Adelard Menard of the
Village of the Brook, County of
Russell, notury public for the Pro-
vince of Ontario. Subject, however
to the condition that he shall be
limited in the exercise of the office
to the electoral district of Russell
and the Townships of :Torth and
South Plantagenet.
Joseph Wright of Boston P. 0.,
clerk of the third division court of
the County of Sirnooe, instead of
George Chrvatal, deceased.
Churles Hetherington Peebles.
clerk of,the ninth division court of
the County of Wentworth, instead
of R. L Gunn, resigned.
William N. Simons Bancroft P.
O . clerk of the twelfth division
court of the County of Hastings,
instead of George L. Jarman, re-
moved.
Nathaniel Ryan of Luoan P. 0 ,
hailiti of• the third division Court
of the county of Middlesex, instead
of Jeremiah Lewis, resigned.
WESTERN CALL FOR MEN
25,000 Harvesters are needed and
good Wages Offered
Preparations have commenced in
earnest for the handling . of the
Northwest's big wheat crop, the
only difficulty experienced by far
niers being the scarcity of labor in
the harvest .fields, It is to induce
inen to go to tale West that the 0
P. R. has made the remarkably
Tow rete of ten dollars from Ontar-
io, This fare carries the ticket
holder to any point on the comp.
any's lines east of Moose ,Taw;
trains are run direct to Winnipeg,
and the men are re -ticketed there
for the points where they wish to
work. After at least one month's
work in the field, laborers are is.
sued tickets back to Ontario start.
ing point at 518.00. Leaving dates
of Canadian Pacific excursions are
Aug. 14,18, Sept. 1, 8, from stations
northwest of Toronto, Aug, 38, 19,
Sept. 1, 9, from stations southwest
of Termite, and Aug. 20, 22, 27,
Sept. 2, 11, 14 from stations east of
Toronto. The most important ex-
cursions are Aug. 14, .18 and 20, one
from each district, and on these
dates special trains will be run
from all 0, P; R. stations, times of
which agents will furnish. The C.
P. R. is the only Canadian route to
the West, and the only line carry-
ing Farm Laborers through with-
out change, Apply to ticket agents.
or C. B. Foster, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto, for full irforma.
tion ,
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For the next 3o days will
be sold at a reduced ,price.
We will bo ready early in the Spring to do all kinds
of Custom Sawing on -Short Notice.
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