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1.430Corrigard475FergusenAve.,N.Hamilton,.
died bete= since childhood., He consulted
spenislitts—lay we and weeks in hospitals—
aied despaired of ever getting better. -
ler thought Mira would he **heather remedies I
had dried,1: he writes, "hut, famy degght, a fetu
hours toler the first afigfeation 1,felt twat rekf
It /last worked reaudersfor um"
Doe's put it off—get a box of Mira Ointment -
ea -naiad he relieved. Price 50c.-6 for $2.50.
At seru—or from The Chemied Co. of
Canada, Lieed, Hamilton—Toronto.
REAL. KSTATE %OR SALE.
faRASS FARM TO ItENT.—To rent, Lot 17, Coe -
A.31 cession. 4, IfeKillop, 100 acres in grass. Will be
rented for a term of years. Apply to
MORROW BROS., Seaforth. 1900-tf
To Iner—eheendersIgned win rent his farm at
the Leke Shore to a eeed tenant for a tetmof,
live years. The farm consists of 210 tiorea of I goes.
land, nearly ail under cultivation and in goodi eon
dition. For full tering and particulars apply at °nee
DANIEL SMITII, St. Joseph P. 0. 1981-0
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COTTAGE FOR SLR—A store and a half briok
cottage ita Ilarperhey. The house is heated with
furnaee and ha e a frame kitchen and woodshe at
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tatted. There is &good well, good stable and hen
house on the propeFty. There are a 14 acres of and. _
Apply on the premises. FRANCES F'OWLEtt.
2114 tf '
rth itehteel.
Rev. 0.iR Buokland, oftirdtitlarft
as 'received the appointment to the
eeitorshilp of St. James parish, in
Gattrib.
—liffr. 'George iMa1affy n Hibbert,
was married recently in Nino, Maine
itoba, (to Miss Mettle Ifonewelerl, ef
that - s
—The validity of the lelma &seal
ohtion by-law wan eseablished
Wednesday at Osgeocle Hall, Toren, -
t.0 before Mr, ,liustioe Anglia,
—Miss E. Grate 'Bayne, trained'
entree, 'who eseas visiting her par -
este, Mr. and Mrs. Donald int.Bayrie,
ef -Lakeside, left lagt week to El -
Mira, N. %Y., 'to resume !her (duties
there. .
--John McVey eras parehased this
ear.m o James Berry, in eibbert,
near Steffy., while Robert Dalton
has rented lithe farm that IleCr. Mo.
Vey has been . from 'Mrs. M.
Drake for a term .0.t years;
—Bev. 3. N. blettntosh,'Preebeter-
ian !minister at lifitehell, wan mar -
ed IaSt Thinesday in Erskine
churoth, Toronto, to: Miss, Blase A.
Lutoodi ef that city. - -
h—Jientes ponaldeon, jr, has not(' :
his farm in lot 9, oenoession 6,E1ma
to lerank Nicheestan Tor the hurm of -
$6,400. Mr.. Necilsolnen igete posses-
sion January lest, 1907. The farm is •
a good tone and the prite" trea.lized is .
also matistaxitiory.
—Miss McKnight, (laugh* er of
Lietrt. Col. eneelenighlt, .of Stratfend,
who is tat present lady Isoiperinten-
'dent of the Walkerton haspital, has
been %appointed Ito a similar phsibion
in "the 'Guelph hospital. _
—During the 'Dominion Day games
in Listowel, / a young athlete named
Bricker, fell while thitila vaulting and e --o- -
lapROPERTY FOR SALE. --For sale cheap, the
1. Green house property in Seafortht cons) ing
of two acres of excellent lend, on whieh le a ante
house and stable and a good well. It is admi ahly
adapted for a retired fernier or market gard ner,
and will he sold cheap and on easy tonne. Ap ay to
CHARLES BRODIE, Seatorth. 201 -tf
1DROFITABLE INVESTMESITS. -,- t can kind
motley on improved quarter entions o 100
acres each at from 80, to per annum. Only first
mortgages taken. Ample security given. To rens
Tivle System is perfect. From $300 up ean b lent
on fe.rms worth from 81,000 to $2,00% For fu ther
particulate write to rae, J. A. JACKSON, z rrris-
ter, etc., Ponoka, Alberta. 1959 tL
FARM FOR SALE. --The subseriber ofterefor sale
his FOR
of 103 acres, being lot 31, 3rd en ccs- _
sion, IL -R. S. Tuckersinithe' ' Ail cleared and ti der -
cultivation except 3 eaten; all but 18 acres in F4 ase,
Frame house, bank barn, hay barn and other- out-
buildings, bearing orelaard, good water, schoolh use
on tbepremises. It is mdthin six miles of Sea orth
and five from Clinton. Will be sold on easy te ms.
WHITITELD CRtC1f Clintcin P. O. 2000-x tf "
"ENARM FOR SALE.:. -For sale, Lot 8, Concessl n 3,
_I..' L. It. S., Tuekersinith, containing /00 acr s of
Which 0 acres is good hardwood bush. The ba mice
well fenced, tile drained and in first-class condi ion.
There are two good barns, one a bank barn 30 x 8 ft.
with stone stabling -underneath and the other • a x
SG ft-, and a. comfortable frame, house,- three nod
wells- and a. never -falling spring at the rear of th lot,
and a good bearing orchard. The ploughing i all
done and 14 acres of fall wheat. It is within two
miles of the flourishing village of liensall and wi hin
half a mile of a schoolhouse. Apply on the pre ises
or to J. CALDWELL, Hensell P. O. les Lf
. --
'IMAM FOR. SALE.—For saie,Lot 24. Concessi n 2,
..11: Stanley, containing, 10.0 acres. Ninetyabr are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation ; ther are
10 acres o good hardwood hush. The farm i all
well nude rained and well fenced. ' There is a two-
storey brick house with slate roofea first-class arm
house. Bank barn, 401t, x 80ft., cement silo, pig- pen,
driving house; There are two never -failing i ells,
and an acre of orchard and small fruit. This exce Tent
farm is three miles from Brucefieki and five ilea
from Clinton, with good gravel roads. For blither
particulars apply on the premises or addressALB T
ZIOTT, Clinton P. 0- 1948 tf
1DARMS FOR SALE -100 acres, Lot 3, 0011C0 ion
-V 5, H. It, S., Tuckemmith, Hugon Count3, all
seeded to grass; except 15 acres,r1,.bush. Fr me
house, orchard, 2 good wells, land a1 bush the Iieb.
Also West half of Lot 5, Conceseion e, Tuckersintii,
BO acires„ school on corner, Hayfield river crossin e • t,
On this plat* there is a bank barn, brick Ito $ e,
work -shop, driving house, pig and hdh house, yo leg
bearing orchard with handsome shade trees, 2 w Ifs,
water first class,. The buildings are new and u -to-
date and the land in the best coapitlen. A goo( lo-
cation, a miles from Seaforth on a good road. - ese
farms are offered for sale together or separately. .If
not sold goon may be offered for rent. Apply to
JOHN SPROAT, Egmondville P. O., Ont. 1900- f
00D FARM FOR SALE. ---For sale cheap and on
easy tenna, Lot 25, Concession 4, .MoKill p.
This farm .contain s 07i acres, all cleared and in fine
condition. Fifty acres are seeded to gram, six or
seven in fall wheat and the rest all ploughed end
ready for spring crop. There is m fine liming for
wateting the stock close to the buildings. le .e'oOd
ii,
briek house, two large barns, °Tie with pod steel ne
underneath, also horse stable and implement ho Ise
and a large orchard. It is within a mile and a ale
of the 'own of Seaforth If not sold, will be leaeed
for a term of years. Apply to the undereigned, ilex
192, Settforth P., O., ROBERT GOVENLOCK. !
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BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE.—For 8 les
Bkicksmith Shop and Property on Lot ' 5,
Concession 8, MoKillop. The shop is a good one in
good repair, situated in the centre of a fireteoliiss
farming country and doing a good business. There
is also a good frame house and barn, oleo three
acres of ground with half an acre of good orcha d.
This is a splendid opening for a good mechanic -and
will be sold on easy terms as the preprietor has ben
Compelled to give up on itccount of ill health. The
undersigned also has for sale a number of farm gates,
which will be e d at a bargain. Apply on the prem-
ises or arldres rodhagen 1. 0.,
W07-tf JOSEPH KENNEDY.
fin ACRE FARM FOR SALE. --The unders
ed offers for sale that znost deferable pr
erty known as Lot 6, Convession 1, Township
Blanehard, Perth County. There are, on the pr
ises, agoot brick house 32 x 24, with kitchen attach-
ed, 10 x 20, both in good repair; a large bank bent,
70 x 70, with good stona stabling underneath; One
first-claas cement silo, 12 x 37, and other useful
buildings. The farm is well watered, bath in !Out
and in the rear and is adapted both for grain a.cl
stock raising and is in a high state of cultivation,
Which is y ell known from the fact that the propr et
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or has resided thereon for nearly fifty years, be ng
one of the meet successful fanners in the towns ip.
Heim eentrally located, being near both church 4nd
salami, and within easy reach of agood market. 'or
-further particulars address JOHN f3IITHERLAr D,
Kind= P. 0. • 29004 ,
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P'
of
was badly (bruised. The accident was
due to the pole breaking when he I
eras in the air. 1
—Mrsleteteheel„ a retired "mission-
ary from. Bolivia, +south, America,
has been visiting Rev. and 'Mrs.
Baker, of Fullerton and game e. very i
tretereseing address one afternoon ,
d.aring her 'visit, to bthe /ladies of 'the 1
eenetregaltilan.
—Mr. Brian Marker, Logan, ledt :
tine 'horse it long .ago -under VC- ;
culler cirennantances. While Stop- .
ping at 'Mr. Adem Cook's, Stratford,
Lor w short Itime the _poor brute (WU
so badly 'stung by bees that at
just enter starting for home.. ,
—Messes Sarah and Leona; W,00d, ;
Stratford., land Miss Marion Asbury,
mitethen., who secured honors are •
among the fist ,of leticoessful ones at 1
the (recent eitia.minateoua for kinder- I
garb= .assigtaints.
—After "several menthe saffering *,
from :metier iln tia.e bead, Honey Eal-
tour, •of tthe1l, died on Monday, I
July nnel, (aged, 84 years. (Deceased! I
'was an early sealer of atibleert, but '
some' 16 er-ears age he weltered from
fatrming and tapered Ito Mitehell,
where the th.as 'since resided. 'He%weas
a good citizen and 'had 'the vent:met
of .0.1 rwiela knew him. an religion
the %wana Presbyterian,and in politics
a Liberal. A widow, flour nons land
four ,daughlters eurvive
—A very pretty 'noose wedding was
celebrated on Wednesday , enening,
June 27bh, eft six ototock, atethe resi- I
dente of Mrs. Joeeph Marten, at
Science Hill, when her second !daugh-
ter, Mess Clara., was united- in the
•holy im y t Mr,
Louis Wiles, of Motherwell, the Bev.
Mr. enars.h.all, .of Bora.oka,
—nine day %lent week a swairm -of
bees made ithengs interesting for a
while on Ontario Street, Strathord.
The bees 'filled 'eh°. air in elle ten tee
of the eitr.eet and made passage a-
long et "rather undesirarble. Some
drivers "stopped when tlhey noticed
the bees. Others, who apparently
,did not notice bhem, drove through,
there. Finally Messrs. ale Ealtif301:1,bind
A. E. Hunt r gotta b x •and managed -
to .geft 'tthei bees inside ` of ;it. Mlle
bees wee lturnnd over to Mr. Hunt-
er.
—On Friday, June 29th, 'tem .pre-
sentation dipeonias and modals to
he graduating teolass of nurses %of
the 'Stratford laity 'hospital took plaee
on 'the grounds .of the horetrital. %M-
eter 'the opeeehes and presentabions
tea .was !served by. the Larne& ;Aid
!. of the lhaspittal and a Most delight-
ful Items rwas spent by all "present.
The following are eteae names Id the
graduating class': Miss E. 'Kidd,
gold -medalist, with diploma, firet ;
Miss L. Fleming, diplorne and medal;
'Miss A. Keeler, diploma and. imed,a1;
Miss A. ITunner, diploma and. medal;
Aetna B. 'Harrison, diploma and
medal.
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_mare naleTaninh, 'daughter of A.
D. Mcniadinte of Stratford, bad Ia.
• narrow escape aocid.ent .wdriesh
oecterred one afternoon last week.
Sh.e was !seated in a buggy tetainding
near Itte (Dea.nelion hotel, .of tite.t oily,
when a runaway (horse suddenly
dashed around the canner, and tram
into her buggyOne of the !hoofs .of
the runaway anneme lodged, in the •
• buggy in ta most •peouliar manner,
necessitating the - cutting of bhe
spokes thellare tb oonld b reanoved.
The baggy was badly smashed, add.
Miss Mollavieh was tihrown violent ly
to !the ground, reoeiving several
braises. The runewey horse was
owned 'by Mr. Banter.
very •pretty wedding took
plate Wednesday afternoon, aidly
4th, 'alt the home tof taxed 'Min.
Andrew Urquhart, ,IFullarto.n; when
their daughter, Miss Jessie, was
united In ,manriane to Mr. Wm. J.
Hannon, (of the Huron road. Bev.
C., V, Parton otficiatted in the pre -
sane° .of the many relatives fof ;pee
bredal %couple.. The bride- was given
iMOR SALE.—An excellent building lot, contain ng
three.quartere of an acre of land, part of tihe
Mc -Mann property, Eginondville, opposite the recre-
ation grounds, all ready for building. There is a
good fence all round the land, a good hard waten
well, the cellar is dug out and a drain all rhund it,
also a drain front it. There are about 17 thbusaul
of kiln run brick. The brick can be bought separa e-
137 it desired. There are also a number of loads of
sand and gravel and enoueli stone to build a emu e -
tion for °large house. This property will be sold
chalet, as Mr, Little cannot drive the Hayfield a cl
fieaforth stage and live in Egmonville and would
to dispose of his property there. Any pereen desirhig
to buy this property may learn all particulars fro it
R. S. HAYS-, Seaforth, or IL LITTLE, Hayfield.
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/71_00D FARM FOR SALE..—For side, Lot. 2,
n •
N.X eeseion 12, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, containii g
100 acres. Thialarm is well fenced and thoroughly
and systematically underclmined, and, baYing bee
a
kept in a high state of cultivation, isadmittediy, One
of the most productive fame in the township,
There is a first class frame home with kitchen and
woodshed, and equipped with cistern and other rind -
ern convenience,. There are two good bank barna
and other up-to-date out -buildings. Ther& is a good
bearing orchard and also a new orchard of we,l1 se-
lected fruit trees. There are two ne7er failing wells,
the one at the house and the other at the barn
Thi e farm is most desirably eitunted, beim, three
milefrom the prosperoue village of liensall and one
quarter of a tittle from Chiselhuret, where there are
two churches, n store, post office and blaoksznith
Shop. As the proprietor is in poor health, it will be
bold on reasonable terms, when one half of the par-
thaee money, or more, if necessary, nuty remain on
the farm at a reasonable rate of intereet. For fur-
ther partieulars apply -on the premises or to ROBERT
:NEWELL, Ohiselhurst O. 2000-tf
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"LIAM FOR SALE-- For sale Lot 20, on the Oth ,
Coneesidon of hibbert, containing 100 acres, alt
in a good state of celtivetion. There 18 MI the prem-
ises a isnot house with brick kitchen and a goixa—eel-
le. There is also a_htrge brink barn, 00 x 40, aaad
eazato of 12 feet, with stone stabling' underneath.
Also a shed, 80 x 30, and a driviag house with every-
thing' complete. There are three never -failing wells
on the premises, there is also a large orchard 'and
good- garden. There are 10 acres of fall wheat HOWII
and there are 40 acres seeded down. Either suitable
for hey or pastare. Ail the fail ploughingis done.
The farm is well underdmined with tile and e -en
feneed with wire fences. It 18 in a good locality, be-
ing- situated twoeind-a-half miles from Chisethurst,
where there ie a post office and two churches, Meth-
odist and Presbyterian, 8 utiles from Seaforth and
there lea good gravel road running peek the farm. It
• is in good conditton and will be sold on reasonable
terine ter the proprietor wishes to retire. For further
partieulars apply on the premises or to CHARLES
Staffe, P. O., Ontario. 108941
Winghani
Bus3iness
•College
is a Ugh grade Crinmerdial School
Three Ceidesos
Cemenertiei - Souogrs hy - „Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTCIN, Prin
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Thus cried the hair. And 2
kind neighbor came to the res-
cue with a, bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was because
. Ayer's Hair Vigor is'a regular
;
I ir.tirmedicine. -Falling hair is
, caused by .a germ, and tikis
medicine completely destroys
these germs. Then the healthy.
scalp gives rich, healthy hair. .
Tho best kind of a testimonial —
"cid for over sixty years."
esassereensrenenannenneennie
Tonle eye. 0. it..or no.egere-on, Mee.
Ali.) namuiteoturoes or
P SARSAPACILLA.
yees'ciTiliiv PECTORAL.
-edifeergeeMeinene.o..--.
Sunlight Soap is better than
other so4s, but is best when
used' in the Sunlight vvay (follow
directions).
Hard rubbing and boiling are
things of the past in homes
where.Sunliglit Soap is used as
directed:
-Sunlight Soap will not injure
even the daintiest fabric or the
hands, and the clothes will be
perfectly vvhite, woolens soft
and flufFy.
The reason for this is because
Sunlight Soap is absolutely pure,
contains no injurious chemicals
--indeed, nothing but the active,
cleansing, dirt,removing proper.
_ties of SoaP that is nothing but
soap.
eileet Buy it and follow
directions
YOUR MONEY thErtifennen
• be the dealer from whom seer
buy "Sunligbt Soap if. yee
any cause or compladut.
LEVER BROTHERe elniefen,
away by her brother. A:4er the feetT-
emony tb.e gluents sat down to a 'most
sumpt-uous "repast and •an eneloyable
evening 'was spent by all. T.he brid-
al too.uple Uefll on Thursday !morning
for the east and on ;their return will
take up ear.raing in Logan( Itlawnship.
—The Mitchell Advocate of last
week isaysi: " Rev. and Mrs. Nor-
man, With their two ohildren, lane
tome from Japan, and it twill be .a., -
bent •a, year before -they 'return.
Mrs. Norman as a daughter of Abe
late eileney Heal, Fullerton, and tit -
will be remembered that some dive
years aa t he lady married MT. Nor -
man, a JapW11 lItiSf3ickawry. They
were summoned home ion amount fof
the fatheres illnees, bit an reaching
Vanoeuver 'they /heard af his death,
whi.dh w•ais veey disappointininthough
not ,unelopected. They were- two
weeks erossing the Pacific, and their
journey hemewaird over tfhe C. e.
R. was equally quaok and pleasfant."
—Barrieter- de A: Davidson, af
filled in with 'earth. Next stones a -
bent ken inches iin diameter are
plaieed all 'around the .edge, •except--
- Jim the front, and an them, es !laid
a darge, 'heavy piece of sheet iron,
on 'widen the k-elttles are set 'to boil.
Abaset eight or nine large ?kettles
will (heat at once. Then the genial
book exhibited ra -loaf of his 'bread-,
an.dealtheugh aeolt iso tight ag (other
bread, it tte (all appeananoes would
be ignit-e eatable. The stables were %
loonscrueted after the (style of imenic
tables, and were out in the Openair,
but la tent as being made to put
'over Itt.em. •
From the seook house to: the black-
smetih hop, and here was awn 1/4an-
tother !sociable Donk, who esoplained
bow he Iniade his .o.wei coal, He, ex-
cavates la large. hole in the ground,
an which (he Tarte a load Of balm of
!gated !poles. Over thee is built a
rept, practieally (air light, excepting
enough draught to keep 'the fire
burning. This lis left till there is
nothing but oharred noel, winch 'is
used lpratif ably. instead io.f the real
'The Weneeo, Workers.
Next, Ithe interesting guide 'book
the (pa/sty ebe the 'tent where the tv:a-
omen tIived, lour of them, eine 'look -
nig, clean, (jolly 'women, busy snak-
ing the tent for the tables. They
amid Isp-eak nomparatively no Eng-
lish., Ise the eisoarit did the talking,
bulb that en.ade it ha dess interesting.
T.he (women da ato !making. or any-
thing loonneeted with the eatables;
their Wolk is to .wash tand sew, and
when the tear women do -this dar 80
men, they have net many idle hours.
Their "style of sewing is entirely dif-
ferient te the Canadian style, as they
thold their needle 'p'int ba.ok and
tbeir thimble 'on the first finger.
The Dookhobers have their own
Strait -Lord, leiebierning %leo.= London a
few -days ogo, had his suit owse Stol-
en from the =ear. ¶flbe case 'contain-
ed ta nnit of clettes, inwhich was ;
a (pocket 'beak with three k mheque-s,
$69, 1$21 land $50, payrdble to J. A.
Daridson*. The following day Mr.
Davidson was called to the phone
by ta keel /dotting firm to enquire
about a. $21 'cheque, evihech had
net been endorsed by The thief
had Stayed over night at the Wind -
ser Hotel, and, in payinexit *or ta
snit of !clothes next morning, 'ten-
dered Ile (unendorsed $21 dhoeine,
whicih was ace ted The thief left
on (Hee entarainig train. The clothing
firm 'will be out the nreoe) of the
el othe,s.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollard eee.
ward for any, ease of? Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall's 'Catarrh
Cure.
F. O. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
the undersigned, bave- known
F. J. Cheney for bhe inet 15 /years,
and believe %him perfeotly honorable
in all business- transaetinos and fin-
ancially able to carry out any 'ob-
ligations made by hit firm.
Welding, adisalnan & Marvin,
Wholesale !Druggists, 'lloledo.
Hall's Cat-arrh Care is taken tileter-
nally, acting direetly tip= the blood
and =mous !surfaces of the "Vetere.
T•estimerlials sent free. Prioe 75
cc n ts per 'beetle. &ad by all 'drug-
gists.
Take Hall's Femily Pills tor ean-
stipatien.
The Doukhobors as Rail-
way Builders.
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Vorwarren, Man., June 27,1908.
Dear 'Expothtor,—Yourr trarrespon-
dent was eine of a number lehat took
a (drive eat from 'here to the 'Donk-
bobor raileoad oneteuestion manna,
distance of laboaft eleven miles to
St. Lazar°, wila.ere (the froad 'is eiret
seen, and then fear Miles up itihe Qin
Appelle Enver to the end of 'the
Daudotiosbor contract, which is 17
miles -13 (miles in -the Assinegoine
valley, atid the above four miles en
Ole Qu'Aippelle medley. !Ws is done
but a few days' week at each, end;
consequently, all the outfit but torn
carans thave (moved- d'oevn into the As„
sinboine (valley on. the east side :of
the elver. The %meet westerly (camp,
ilvas eibe 'first 'one visited. Here the
first 'men -interviewed was the an
who goes back and forward to isee
thee the grade lis kept straight, rrhe
Do utioh (Attars have 11110 boes and no
marnigets mere wage's :Ulan another.
Mies man proved to be a teeny am-
iable thoSt, as his English eves (very
good, and ecensequently a lot of in-
forrnot•ian was 'gathered.
e Hew many men (have you.,
here ? " was 'the' firdt question ask-
ed /this fine-looking man.
" About eigility;" was the reply, and
in answer to the question, "Bow
m•any leamps are there, aiong the .
seventeen miles of yaur eonitract ?"
hs rely was, "'Eleve'n, with a tot- •
al of 'about .875 men en all." et was
learned 'that t hey expect to leinish *
their icontract in September.
The 'visitors were ellen asked if
tales= wenn' dike (to see through the
enoaxiiipenent dehicei censisted 'of sev-
en idarops dor the men (la isleep in,
one. for the edomene o eitore tent, •
besiides kiteleen,bletaksmeeb.- ellen and
stables. neenen an - affirmative re-
ply was given, (bilis Cane.diate Doulc-
bohor toen,sereted tvaltaSV the party .
througth, ;and rwe were soon seconted
to item cook benne, •where 'the iceio'k,
who was also a lair (Penninsh speak-
ing men, explained •haw his work
wan ateemplished. He has a seines
ate Stove 'for lhaking and another •
for leeMoing. Ills baking stove ie
imide of Stones %and clay, itne % tender
part of 'both with, a large dame
ehaped (top of clay abevo, A Serge
fire is put in this 'rude, but nevor-
the I ese leleve'rly built stove, and
mede tee burn until every:tanner is
tn.:monthly het. Then tit es taken
out and 'the reread subeteiuted. Three
.bours are token. The nook after t:he
lire is removed, owing to the ticsavee
being so reery leave.
The stereo , %where the soup, whio'h,
with breed, la leheir ohief food, is
prepared, tis built up square twit&
small, Short poplar (bogs, and itthie is
,
This is therange that hakes
-
better because the diffusive
oven flue draws in -cold air from
the kitchen -floor, carries it
around the oven, and pours it
HOT down into the overt
PROM THE TOP in a current
that moves all round the whole
oven and up and out the flue.
When that clean,' hot air leaves
the oven it takes with it all the
moisture, all the odors, which in
OTHER ovens stay in and satu-
rate the baking food. Perfect
draft control, perfect oven,
draw -out oven rack for easy
basting, —all points singular to'
Owning one costs little
because there's such great
econer4 of food and fuel
and bother with this range:
It saves its cost in
the juices_ it doesn't
bake out of roasts alone.
Manystyies to be seen
at our store —please
eoracandaskquestions
THE GURNEY
FOUNDRY CO., Limited
Toronto Montreal Hamilton
Winnipeg Calgary Vanoonver
For Sale . by- G. A, SILLS, Teafortb.
1News Notes.
, . ---It E4 "reported that the Great
northern %and (Northern. ,Paoific are
I.
to 'join in b uilding a mammoth dm -
4 tel tat (Vanootiver, British Opium -
hie, Ito lciegt $750,0004, eaelii paying
.haef.
—Cbarled Marlow, a Reateivilleonir-
penter, 157 years olds fell frera tem
T:Oldf iOf se new leauede, on the %farm
of "Ed. Dodge, Weet Oxeordand it
is 'believed is 'fatally inju.red. Be
was paralyzed from the waist dolmen,
and Ithe lait)tend•iint. !physicians are of
the opinion that his batik is 'broken.
—A new beer will be brewed or
Cobalt, the great silver alining
centre be agaWOntario, owing to
the ft that the water in bath
the wells and isprings ie undrin-kable,
end 'that the deet nrabibite the sale
of Ordinary beer, a (new beverage%
will be mannfaetured, witteoh -will
onaply 'with the requirementa of the
law and at the same (time quench the
people's thirst The peroentage of
ateeitial lin 'thenew beer will be "small.
—A letter 'was received a 'few
days age by Mr. Bee -tern), Deputy
Minister bf Wisberies, front the Doyle
Fish 0o.,Wia.r,ben, announcing the
catch, of a aburgeoh (weighing 623
pounds. This is a record size, tend,
if tee fish bad not been /partially 'de-
stroyed, (would 'have been mounted
by the Government and placed on
exhibition.
—Old /Jiellalet Morrison, 'of Montreal,
who, through eiseserly fleabite, man-
aged 'during a lorig dile time -to tan
mess a, (considerable tort uitte, pro-
bably $150,000, and who was trues
over and eleill.ed by a street tear 0.
few days ago, Wed witliout +a will.
Under the ecentract 'which was made.
when the ena'rrited his igiri twife nome
yearsItitio, thie odd man Ileft ibhe nrid-
ow ell Ihe lia.d. At ithe timelot the
marriage Morrian made over ihalf
of all he possessed to 'the girl 'who
was "young enough, to /have been his
gr,and-daargibler, e...ird the 'marriage
°entrant gives her the balance.
' —As the result of /the accidental
elisehiarge et a nista in tihe .hands of
Joseph 'Dempsey, 16 'years old, has.
Iiuneembe, ,son of Mr. Fred Dun-
combe, a druggiet of St. Thomas,
a boyof the name age. was, no teevero-
ly injured -that his recovery is
doubtful. he two boys obtained
poseessifen of an old revielver tend
ammunition. - lun old man twee° new
the 'bays meth the weapon asked
them lbe Shoot a deg. Iiiihne 'they
we're abtemptinig to de, ea) the /pistol
was diselearged, striking Duncombe
in the 'head. One eye 'was, no-mplebely
d,estroyed. . .
—The 'firnt pr•osemultion minder the
rrele section! of the Liquor (License
Aet, "prohibiting eraftedulent sale of
. liquor fby 1t(be refilling of labeled
battles 'hes been reported, at the
Incense Depertmenn ii13. T03.1011$0. AO-
e.eion was taken ton this geound a-
gatin.st a hetet-keeper at Halleybu.ry,
eh Item Temiskaraing •dietrleft, at the
instigation of the npecial %officer em-
ployed iby the Department. The ale -
eased admitted having som liquor,
pundhasee tin bulk drom bottles bear-
ing 'tem trade-rn,ark, which wailed
class lit .an " oa•se (goods." A eine of
$20 and roasts ;was thereupon imposed
by 'the magistrate.
we and Item .abov Wener aad frank-
ing "Mei toows coniVleteS the duties
a itu rivomext..
The (party was then taken. fun to
tille 'grade, where the carts arid
wheelbarrows were working,'and
this tmene 'reeembled a hive of bees.
The iw,heelbarrow men have( plank
walks built sup to .the dungen and
there es a omelette' 'stream upwards
and lbaelr, passing on to the WW,gnstate.
alti Was there where wo got an idea
of the /care 'given the horses. Every-
one is in fine -shape, the darted -es
showing (plainly on their ghesey hides
and this en' 'en outdoor !stable, twffh
ne "Sides and only tent Winn _nor
Woof. The 'work of One Mari -es tit,
prepare !feed or these horses. The
baled lhay os ehopped and soaked,
and this, with about a ;gallon end
, a ball of oats, (eompnises the diet of
the equines. The road here., tour
miles up grade, is barely one-third
at the way up ithis hill.
leaving the 'foreign friends, tha
(party drove ddown 'tine Queteppielle
valley, along Itte soomtpleted grade,
and Ito say that these tueieducated
Russians are good road builders 'is
putting it anild, they are Simply ex-
perts. Large louts and biggrades
are all bidet with the same aocunaey,
and are as level and ntratight las the
sight. Tlhere is no tareiessiess okr
reeklessness arnong Itilee.ne men, none
(what -ever. Arrivbeg at the .eanale,
on 'the lbenien of the icessinibeia, [the
same busy 'ElgeOltdOka 'was weeneesen,
The men . were just ecempleting
agragdiaearrero f20 -a fmeelitie thil,qginhg.aini!ea(ithiabonu:
right Ito the waters of the %murky
ASRinibo i rte. '
The Deukhobors are a 'clever,
.oleari elase of people, and all they
require is Ito intermingle withi the
many (other ination•alities of this
broad land, ;and en. 'time there w-111
be 'nothing but Canadians for _ Cain-
a,da. The interedting pioturen
tione,d above leen be seen all (along
bhe diver (valley, and with 'the com-
pletion of Ithis national trans.:elitist-
.raileioad, this ootentry (wile 'u!n-
d-erg a oomeilete tratstormabion—
thanks lee the Dornatien Government
and the G. T. P. 4 •
•.W. slls„
To Cure a Cold.- in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRONCO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S
signature is on each box, 25c.
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The Judo and the Lawyer.
In an altercation between council
and the judge the judge, after several
attempts at conoiliation, remarked,
"well, I have done all I can to promote
peace, hut the result rembads me very
much of the fable of the one ,man and
the ass."
The counsel, with visible „Irritation
in his countenance, wished -to I kerne
which of those entities applied to hirn
"Neither in narticularn was the re-
ply; "hut, considering our respective
ages, you cannot objc-et to my saying
that 1 am the old man."
it -entrance of Infants
.1.1r. Ileder Haggard, speaking at
Lowestoft cn infant mortality, raid he
had never seen among savages such a
vein of cruelty as existed in civilized
humanity. Tee infantile death rate
could be greatly reduced. Receiving
money 013 the death ofenables from in-
ein•anee companies, to put it in theenild-
eat way, beeped to make, certain people
careless of their childreirei lives,
Ineress
Sufferers Need
The
"pat Halia'ay
THE REST ADVICE IS FREE
Of all the diseases kikowx!, with which
the female ozganisin is altictekl, kidney
disease is the most fatal, and statistics
show that this disease is on the increase
Unless early and correct treatment is
applied the patient seldom Suriives when
once the disease is fastened upon her.
We believe Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable
Compound is the most efficient treatment
for chronic kidney troubles of women,
and is the only medicine especially
prepared forthis purpose.
When a, worn= is troubled with pain
or weight in loins, backache, frequent,
painful or scaldin 'on, swelling of
4 °
limbs or feet, swe "'under the eyes,
an uneasy, tired fee stg in the rege011 Of
the kidneys or notices a sedhnent in the
urine,she should lose no time in coin-
ni.encing treatment with Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, as it may
be the Itteit118 of saving her life. -
For proof, read what Lydia, E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound did for Mrs.
Sa‘77cuern. n o t express the eiteible suffering I
had to endure. A derangement oftliefemale
organs developed nervouspeostration. and a
serious kidnry trouble. The doctor attended
311 3 for a year, butI kepegettins worse, until
was unable to do anything and I made up
my mind I could not live. • Iiimdly decided
to try Lydia E. Pinkharree Vegetable COM -
pound as a last resort, and I an to -day a well
wine %an. I -cannot preise ittootigbly, and I
eed every sufeeringewoman about my ease."
eirs. Emma L.-41%7er, Conyers, Ga.
. hits. rink.hamn gives free advice to
170311011; address in confidence, Lynn,
Inten
.Now Is tbeime to get away fr
tee worries of business life,
*pent) a few weeka In tbe Ifi
lamb ef °uteri°, or, tare a
through the Eestorn resorts
Sea eide, winch is mile of teo Testi
delightful arid popular tripe.
Toured tickets on sale daily to
retorts'.
For tickets Arta full information 04 en
W. SOMERVILLE, Town Agent.
A. F. PHILLIPS, Depoe Ticket
A. k W. A
REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN AGENT .
BRUOEFIELD
Real Estate and Mortgages bon
Sold on e0/11111ifeSi011
Money tO loan at lowest current e
of interest on mortgage secnri
ones eeendeenesees
;AMP
ene
'Meng
FARMS FOli. seen :
macre tam in the Township of Tuck
Prime house, lam barn, all in good melt .
day
0la°armafingrhi T
location.ahe onwShipOf Tuckeremiblef
house, barn nearly new, pig pen, buildinge ea •
repair, situated near good town.
100 acres in the Township of Stanley, bunt
good barn, yanplemeet house, buildings in
- ..ef repeir, situated twonnan-baltmees fro
160,, acres in the Township of Stanley, en
and barn in a fair state of tiepeir, soil sand
hills or skinett, 9 mites to giarket.
' ' 299 acres in the Township Of MeKillop,
fi-
fleIlrly new, heated by I mane, two barn
ilte
ent house, sti%abling for er 50 bead of
drilled well, windmillew r in ied stabielor t
horses, Emil, clay loam in first. -c-las state Oenitjr
.
ati011, •situated 7 miles from market.
100 acres in the TOW11811ipag McKillop, Mee,
good bane huil iings in good eepair, ,-oilflay
i
TIO stones, stuated convenient to inerket, 515
churches, would consider an exchange for
town property in surrounding towns.
Also a nuniber of other lams in Huron
. ' saleatiaapricuesandon eaeytetirns.
ho"Cs
alnt4aluiBruetedl°r"iposteariwiltringyonrilldesereptio,
etc., of any of the above properties.
Free transportation from Brucefield to p
buyers to hiepect any property on my lin.
A. A. WATT, Brueefleld,
i saii-4
Wanted
30 000 lbs. Wool
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
WilialF11.1•16
Custom Carding done for the Public
Quick Delivery:
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SEAF/
ORTH NOLEN MILLS.
Oeftry10ernT HAS
ACTUALLY KILLED
A BUSHEL OF FLIES
Sold by all Druggists and General Stored
and by navel.
TEN CENTS PER PACKET FROM
ARCHDALE WILSON
HAND -AXON, ONT.
Does Your
FOOD
Digest ?
oeta,
When the food ie imperfectly digested
the full bencOt is not derived from it. by -
the body and the purpose of eating is de-
feated; no matter how good the food or
how carefully adapted to the wants of the
body it may be. Thus the dyspeptic often
beconies thin, weak and debilitated, mergy
lacking, brightness, snap and vim are
loi
st, and n their place come dullness, lost
appetite, depression and langour. ,It unreel
no great knowledge to know when one bite
indigestion, Rome of the following symp-
loins generally exir, vie.: constipation,
*our stomach, variably appetite, headache,
heartburn, gas in thenitontaeh, etc.
The great point is to cure it, to get baok
bounding health and vigor.
BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS
constently effecting cures of dyspepsia.
because it acts in a natural yet effective
way upon all the -organs involved in the
process of digestion, removing all dogging
impurities and making easy the work of
digestion and assimilation. •
Mr, R. G. Harvey, .Amelieslearg, Ont.,
writes: "I have been troubled with dys-
pepsia for several years and after usio
throe bottles of Burdock Blood ,Bittors
wee completely cured. 1 =mot praise
13.1111. enough for wbat it hes done for
me.- 1 nave not had a sign of dyspepsia
mince."
Do not accept a substitute for B.B,R,
There is nothing "just as good."
RED CED A R
SHINGL
Full Car of X
JUST ARRIVED.
N. CLUFF et SO
PiarrIng
YIII1 .id Ulmer '7
SEAFORTP:
am../....a.••••••••.•ftror*
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Threshers
_AND_
Shin ndiat
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We can inieresti you in
Machine an Oyander
We also carry a full line of block
ropes for setting separators.
orgle.
BINDER TW
B:ue BibbOtt, 650 feet to the
pound—pure Manilla.
Book it now, you run no risks, as we
guarantee both l price and quality,
Do not fail to sample our ni
oils, or inspect our harvest tools,
Central Hardware Store
George A.
Seafe rt h Ontario
'VTER' LIST
OS9
UNICIPALITY THE TOWNSHIP OF Meg&
1.01', 001:NTY OF HURON.
Notice is hereby given that I lave transmitted or
delivered_ to the person! Mention in sections$ tad
90! the Ontario Votere Lists Act, the copies rsqlt
ed by said sections to be so transatitted or defflef
of the list made, pursuant to said Act, of all
appearing_by the last revised Assessment Rol -
said Municipality, to be entitled to vote in the arid
Municipality at Elections tor members of the Int
lative Assembly and at .Municipal ITlectrions.:1 rmo
that the said list was first posted up in my efflos
elenillop an the End day of July, 1990, and reels*
there for inspection.
Electors are caJled upon to exaraine the said litt,
and, if any omissions or any other errors are fonte
therein, to take immediate proceedings to ha e twe
said errors eorrected wording to law.
Dated this Srd day of July, 1000,
MICHAEL litiRDIE,
2012-2 Township Clerk.
Fani1y Groups
Children, Photos
Are a Specialty with us.d We do Om
kinof 'work you will be pleiteed
We have exceptional faellitice fertiav
ing ferilly groups and children
CAMS in and see us.
Ploture Framing and Moulding,
CKSON BROS, Seaforth
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We aro having a special sale of Furnibure for the
July weddings. You will 4nd, this store tlie right
place to buy your July wedaIng presents, also"it
you want to furnish your home, come to us and we
will supply your wants at prices that mot. ha
approached,
ROADFOOT BOX &
O.
-
. HOLMES, Manager.