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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-08-10, Page 3Schoo h_scho of It the e more 37e ° ng nee itIon luring th11 the e other Owl- hools nd coll ege: 'On Ziete. toe full partionlarse conomy Somers, Principal School of 7 .allroadifig PR STREET EAST ORONTO 1k of life are trou ac che? If you have tht the kidneys are n4 ackache leads to t in tirne by taking DT e ?MY SPECIFIC, kinds of Kidney Troublu. tt right's Disease. box Or 3 fer 51.23- alere or KIDNEY Pine CO!, nto, Ont. 0 t Welt d is imperfectly digestest not derived Irom it by purpose of eatkeag is cla- n-- how good the food or epted, to the, wants of that Thus the dyspeptic, oftee ie. awl debilitated, energy tness, snap and vim aref place come dullness, lost I.Lud langour. It takes' t'.1 know when one haw .1 of no followineaerne- neer, viz.: constmatione doeilo appetite, headache the stomach, etc. . 2 e ; to cure rt.,g,to get back- L:Jd vigor. DOCK BITTERS eing cures of dyspepsime a natural yet effective*. organs involved in thee el, removing an clogge akinf.; easy the work oev, Ameliasburg, Out-N- eeen troubled with dye-- , year; and after Wm ettrdoele Blood BitterS ;red. 1 canna Pella' xr r hat It has dem IOL* Vali a eign o dyspepsia. Pabstitute for B33.13.- gooa." ennbles one to ea of life -which n never hope to ray to °penes ea Sovereign Batik bows tram SU* sati aswarda reteived. ,ntrt viti4 4 times st X. eiat yaw money 2n a pkee,,where reams get it when you want it. 1: rJp#rturrrign auk uf Tattaba. HENSALL, ONT. brand Trunk Railway Systeme Railway Tines Tabis Trees leave Seatotth as follows ta. For Vinton. Goderich NI/Ingham an Kincardine. For Vinton and Goderich Fcr Vinton, Winghom and Kincar dine. For (Anton and Gederich. Far Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, Orillia, North By and points west ; Belleville snd Peterboro and point° CAA, For Stratford, onetph, Toronto, Mow Veal end potties east. For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto, 3,82 e. 111. London, Eittron and Bruce. tion1s Kenn- Passenger. Dondon ditypart ass en 00 ma a: 8.18A.. C40 P 0.18 5.43 Exeter- -.• era 9, • MPPana.......rea••••••110.0, 9.20 6. 9.44 6.05 9,50 6.11 0.58 6.19 10.15 0.86 10.80- 0.52 10.88 7.00 10.50 7.111 11.10 9.85 Passenger. 5,49 A.kt, 3.80 e, 6.52 8.44 7.08 3.16 7.14 4.04 7.47 4.28 8.05 4.89 8.15 4.47 8.22 6,52 8.85 6.06 8.46 5.15 0.45 A. B. 6.10 bondeeboro 10.' tf las 00 Krita 404 404 44•14 009 • • k BtigriVZ !linen= Sours - gingham, dews - Saimaa 04F 0= 00 00, 0 • IR • .010 'Myth. 04•••0•00••••••••11, 'LOW 41);i0 • 0 0 0 0 • • 04. • • al-IntOn..44"".0 00 00 .0 • 00 00 43tUrAllekt••041.**••••• eleven- ...•• 00. sm. en .0. 4.* Iwo 44,4 00 001. 00 WM fteter 4 • 00 re 00 0411 00. WO 00, 0831rea1S. 4, -0 ear • • • • 00 ••• 11.11=1 (01/71krei 00 00 • nor Palmerston and lioaTTY. Pass. 7.65 p.m - 8.41 8.51 9.03 iflagham.. 9.16 SC#ETTE. PASA. t• 6.43 a.m ft.62 Brawls-- air 7.06 Oen ...... 9.16 PakeerX;n• • • 8,01 Kincardine. Pass. Mixed 12.4e pen 5.10 a.ro 1.34 8,20 1.44 ,' 6.10 1.56 9.80 2.08 111.15 Mixed. Pass. 10.40a.m. 2.40 p.m 10,55 2.49 11.46 8.02 11.46 8.18 1,21 ' 4.00 A. A. WATT REAL ESTA.TE AND LOAN AGENT . . . BRUCEFIELD ONT Beal Estate and. Mortgages bought or Sold on [Commission • Money to loa,n at lowest current rates ot interest orenaortgage security FARMS FOR SALE: leateire farm in the Township of nekersmith. FM house, large barn, all in good repair. Soil, clay roam; good location. 60 acre fa m in the Toamshipof Tuokersailth frame kouse, barn nearly new, pig pen, buildings hr. good repair, situated near good town. 100 acres in the Township of Stanley, frame house, good barn, implement house, buildings in fair state of repair, situated two -and -a -half miles from market. 150 acres in boe Township of Stanley, smalll house and barn in a fair state of repair, soil sandy loam, no bills or stones, miles to market. 209 acres in the Township of bloKillop, frame blouse nevty neat, heated by furnace, two barns, implem- sit house, stabling for over 60 head of , cattle, .fled well, windmill, water in stable for cattle and ren, soil, clay loam in a firstrolass state of oultiv-, lop, situated 7 miles froin market. 90 acres in the Township of Mali -Hop, briok house, good burn, buillings in good repair, soil clay loam, ay stones, situated convenient to market, sohool and 'lurches, would consider an exchange for suitable lawn property in surrounding towns. 1 Also a number of other farms in }.futon County for sole at low prices and on easy terms. Dwelling houses and budding lots in Seaforth, linton and Brucelleld for sale, e. post card will bring you a full description, price, te., of any of the above properties. Free transportation from Brucefield to prospective Ayers to inspect any property on ry list. A. A-. WATT,eBrucetield, Ontario 201141 Dire3tory for 1906 gi,onw m. GO VENLOOIC, Reevee • eheathrop P. 0. M. ROWLAND, Councillor, Walton E. AnQUAID, Oounoillor, St. Colum - ban, P. O. - DON MoDOWEL12, Councillor, Sea -- forth P. 0. E. BYERMAN, Councillor, Brodhag- en P. 0. MICHAEL MI5RDIE, Clerk, Winth- top P. 0. 0. 11OLL'AND, Treaau.rer, Beech- wood P. O. S0L0MCiN S. SHANNON, J. P., San- itary inapector, Winthrop P. O. Threshers -AND- Threshing :ftlyndicates 1 G•nrowlif We can interest you in Machine and Cylinder Oils... We also carry a fall line of blocks" and ropes for :Jetting separators. , BINDER TWINE Vor in the back-- scantyme-highly colored urine - irritated bladder - irregular bowels -bad staimach there is nothing that will bring such quick relief and, so certain a cure as FRUIT-A2rIVES. These Marvelous tablets are nature's 111.11tUra1 remedy for irritated or weakened kidneys. They act directly on the kidneys -soothe the irritated meinbranes -dean, heal and strengthen the organs -and hello them to new vigor with their work. t Often kidney trouble is not due to any organic defect in the kidneys. If the bowels are constipated -if the skin does not throw oft the tissue waste of the body -then these impurities are carried to the kidneys. In a vain endeavor to rid the system of impurities, the kidneys are ov'erworked-the biood vessels are dilated -the nerves inflamed. That causes a host of kidney troubles. OB FROST LIVEN TABLETS" - not only heal and Strengthen the kidneys but they also inmase the action of the skin, and act directly on the liver, thus ming the cons. • time ItRyMn-Afie ee- ese the natural and logi- ellf CM for St troubles. They are mode ca fruit mid topics -ore pleasant to take weendniguaninteeriewee when faithfully used. a box or 6 boxes for $12.r. Sent on of price if your druggist does not them. 511111T4-IIVES LAMM - OTIAWA. Teach the young to shine and to 'ase "2 in I," and when they grow up they will not depart from it. Black in 100. and 25o. tine. White in 15o. glass. Blue Ribbon, 650 feet to the pound -pure Manilla. Beek it now, you. run no: risks, as we guarantee both price and quality. Do not fail to satnple pir machine .oils, or inspect our harvew%tools. Twenty Minutes Time Enough? All Right Yet. -The following which we take from the Exeter Mimes will be of interest to a good many '0! our readers: "Those holding etock In the National Portland Cement Co. Limited will be pleased to learn that the company is now in a more pros- perous condition. A meeting of the directors was held at their head, of- fice, Durham, where, the mills are 'located. All expressed they' grati- fication to the management for' the continued increased output or the mills. The output being an average of 800 barrels a day, an increase ov- er the teeord of any previous year. .After providing for the ientire en! debtness for $15,000 they neve de- clared an interim dividend of 5 per cent, payable the first of September. _-.• :A Large Man. -The London. Free Tress of last week contains an ex- 'cellent portrait of Mr. Jonathan Mil - lee, of Goderich, and formerly of Sea- foeth. Mr. Miller is principally note - able for his immense size anti wetght, as also for his good nature. He et, eighs over 400 pounds. In introduc- ing. him to its readers the Free Press says :" Mr. Miller, who recently sold out his livery business in Goderieh, will take ever the hotel at Carlow on .August ist. Mr, Miller is very well known to the travelling public of western Ontario. He conducted the Hotel Bedford, Goderich, for a long time, and was recently landlord of the Grip House, Seaforth. London horsemen will remember Mr. Miller Os an occasional visitor to the city." .Another of Mr. Miller's peculiarities is that he dearly likes a good horse ared usually owns one or move. To Cure the Weist Headache From Any Cause -New Reduction Method. Most headaches and paths yield instantly to the new Reduction Method -Dr. Shoop's Twenty Minute Headache Cure. The cause for these pains is congestion- a rushing of blood to the nerve centers -which distends the veins to nearly the bursting point. Swollen and enlarged, these veins and capillaries exert an irritating pressure on the myriads of nerve branches and fibres. Then,there:s -excruciating. cease- Reduetion Method distribgtes t h e / rects it to the pro. freed the nerve / Foi. x ppraeis susuetaanndd has bean pain, re - and finally that less ache. This new disperses the blood, overilow, and di - per channels, It centere from all irritation -the aches disap- their cause moved, you sand reme- drug and Stu - into enbinission vrhitch brings permanent cure because it, reduces must embody the Medicine hie thus *ay pear beeause sediasy_tryaulatou- eyomay pify the nerves -but the remedy preMpt relief and will be suooessful the cengestien -it / Reduction Method. found a way -simple and sure, yet the On -to thoroughly overcome these atteeee Robe SiNeuralgia. The effect of Dr, p s TWeh hairte Headache Cure is prbigi r - footle tied to all forms of Headache a bitely • • tles in every temperament, and! • •Mmedfled by CHAS. AB ERHART. -Oa's Cotton Root Compount The great Uterine Tonic, and only safe effectual Monthly Regulator on which Women ean (lepend. Sold in three degrees of strength -No. 1,4.1_; No. 2, 19 degrees stronger ; No. 3, V. for special cases, 16 per box. Sold by all druggists, sts, or sent prepaid on rece pt of price._ ”e , Free pamphlet. Address! THE COOK 11E0101111C0.,TORONTO, ONT. (forma* Wind8or) Central hardware Stoi-e George A. - Sills, Seaforth - Ontario' ON PORTOR "BOWNIMISSIBIWIWk 'it. Fortunately only fdur rnembere round to his door, When the. horeee of the family partook of the vege- I turned sharp, causing the buggy to tables. Shortly after breakfast they became violently ill, and only the timely arrival of medical aid saved them. Mr. James Ross is about to remove his hotel aid stage, office to the build- ing formerly occupied by Ur. M. Robertson, cabinet maker, east side of Main street, near the station. Mr. Robertson will occupy the build- ing now used by' Johnson Bros., as a hardware store, and Johnson Bros. will Move to the Meyer block. remwee.1•04B.IM Seaforth, November 3, 1871. The Dominion Telegraph Company have opened an office in Seaforth, arid will be ready for business in a - few days. The office will be in Di. Smith's office and will be conducted by Mr. Reid, aseistaot at the Grantl Trunk station. Mr. 11 D. .Wilson, of this village, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, expects to leave here next Monday on a trip to the old country. On Friday evening, 27/fli ult., a- bout 90 members of the Wesleyan church visited -the parsonage and presented their pastor's eevife. Mrs. Kennedy, with a handsome purse containing $26. The Late W. Broadfoot-The late William J. Broadfoot,, whew death al? Banff, British dolumbia, we have al- ready referred to and who was the eldest son of Mrs. 'J. H. Broadfoot, of Seaforth, was a big, hearty _man, six feet two inches in beight, weighed 225 pound e and was in his 40th year. His illness commenced at Princeton, where he was engaged at mining and to get to Banff he had to travel 450 miles by stage an this possibly put the prospect of xecov,- ery beyond question. Mr. Broadfoot • went 'west over 20 years ago arid had never been home- for 13 years but promised his mother to return for the coming i winter. Four years ago he was married to a lady In Wash- ington Statei- who survives him. They had no farelly. Deeeased had done well in ratiohing and prospecting and his brother, Mr. C. H. Broadfoot, of Brussels, will likely go west next month to look after the estate. The illness resulting- in Mr. Broadfoot's death was the 'first sickness in his life. He 'had been poorly for a month before reaching Banff. Hullett. Voters' Lists. -The voters' lists for this year ,have been issued. The total number of voters is 92.8 oe whom; 731 are entitled to vote at both mu'nicipal and parliamentary elections; 160 can vote at municipal electicinseonly,while there are 32 who can only vote for members of the Local House. There are 526 jurors on the list; there are 54 widows and a somewhat unusual feature being that in sub -division No. 3, there is only one widow on 'the Narrow scape.-Mrs. Harry Jos- \ ling, of Detroit, had been visiting at the home of her father, Thomas Ma - soh, in Hullett, for several weeks. She left for home on Friday, but, while driving into Clinton, had a nar- row escape from being killed. Just as they were close to the railroad track on the gravel road, a frieght train came down from the north be- fore they saw it, but the horse back- ed off the track and nearly threw them all out in the ditch. beyond fright, they were uninjured. For dry, cracked lips, or rough kin, use Dr. $hoop's Green Salve. It posi- tively makes lips and skin like .vel- vet. Sold, by C. Aberhart, druggist, Seaforth. In The Olden Days. Trythe New Store Where they don't trifle with other people's business but piy strict attention to the wants of everybody's needs in the line of Fresh, dured and Cooked Meats Bologna and Sausages, Gro- ceries, Fruits and Vegetable, -all at right prices. Try our 270 Tea. KRUSE SEAFORTH, The originators of lovv prices in meats Phone 96 Commercial Block, Opposite the Post Office. LIFE INSURANCE. ++++4441.40144.14.414+44e.+44+++ %he determining cluestions !�r the insurance applicant are: 1t -Undoubted financial sta,nding. 2nd -Large proftt-earning power. erd-Moderate expenses. 4th -Liberal privileges and benefits. 5th -Up-to-date plane. 6th -Moderate rates. Applying the test along these lines, the LONDON LIFE is eilaineys ready for the contest. ever and W. 11, ROBINSON) Inspector, Seaforth.. -40 Interesting sketches of the early days of Seaforth and vicinity, taken from the files of The Ex- positor. • .....orak• 0400 Seaforth, October 20th, 1871,. At Christ Church, Chatham, on Oc- tober 12th, Francis Holmested, bar- rister of Seaforth, -Was united in mar- riage to Ellen, second daughter 0!' the late William Hunter, leste, of Barrie. The ceremony was perform- ed by Venerable Archdeacon Sandys. Alex. Gray, one of the early resi- dents of the Mill road, Tuckersmith, died On Monday, 16th Inst., aged -56 years. He leaves a wife axed large family. A meeting was heed in the town hall on Wednesday Pvening to devise means for the assistance of the suf- ferers from 4the, recent greet fire In Chicago. A cormiiittee was appeinted to raise a subscription for the pur- pose. The by-law to grant a bonus of $10,000 to the London, 'Huron and Bruce Railway was defeated in Tuck- ersmith on Tueriday, by a majority of 126. On Sunday last the audience room .of' the Seaforth Canada Presbyterian church was 'formally opened. Prof.- Ingles, of Knox College, Tormito, preached in the morning and evening and Rev. Mr. •Goldsenith in the after- noon. On •Monday evening a, public meeting was held in the church, when addresses Were given by Rev. Mr. Cochrane, of Brantford, and others. The choir, outer the leadership of Mr. John Habkirk, rendered several selections. The collection of the ev- ening amounted to $100-. This, with the collections on Sunday, amounted to $400. • • Seaforth, Oda& 27th, 1871. Robert A. McElroy, son of *John Mc- Elroy, of Roxboro, McKillop, cut his foot ' pretty- severely on Friday, 25th inst., the axe lodging in the foot a little below the instep. A little daughter of Mr. .A.ndrew i.,,,••••••••••••• Seafortb, November 10, 1811. Mr. Charles ;Wilson, of this village who in the 'spring of 1870, accompan- ied the mnetary expedition from On- tario .to Mknitoba, has returned. Mesiers. Sperling and Scott, have porchased the furniture and cabinet stock of Mr. Thomas Bell. --- eSeaforth, November -17, 1871. At the reeidence of the bride's par- ents in McKillop, on the 10th inst., ivlise Jane Emily ielurdie, was united in marriage to Ur. Donald McGregor, The cereenony wall performed by Rev. Mr. McDiarrnid. • The journeymen coopers of two of the coopering establishments of this -village have peen on strike for a- bout a week. It memo that the -pro- prietors a. few weeks ago, raised the price -given for making barrels from eight cents to nine cents, but considering this too nigh ri rate, de- cided to reduce the rate to eight cents. The coopers .declined to aceept the lower rate and consequently quit orning the ground was now and it looks as -had set In. * - When a won suffers from de- pressing weaknesses, she then keenly realizes how belpless-ahow thoroughly worthless s'he is. Dr. Shoop has brought relief' Ito thousands of such Women. He reaches diseases peculiar to women In two direct, specific ways -a local treatment known by drug- gists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Night Cure, and a censtitutional or liter - nal prescription, called Dr. Shoop's Night Cure is applied locally and at night. It works ?while you/ sleep. It reduces inflammation, et stops die - charges, it heals, it soothes, it com- forts, it !cures. )Jr. Shoop's .Reetorative tablet or liquid form 4s a constitutional, nerve tissue tonic. It brings renewed strength, lasting ambition and vigor to weak, lifeless' women. These two remedies, eingly, or used together, have an irresistible, posi- tive helpful power. Try them a month and see. Sold by C. Aberhart, drug- gist, Seaforth. work. Wednesday w -bite with though evinte 0 Manitoba and Northwest Notes -Cement side -walks to the value of over $150,000 will be laid, down in Calgary this summer. -It is said the C. P. R. are arrang- ing to build a $150,000 hotel in the town of Moose Jaw. , -Mr. W. D. Youill, late principal of Carman school, has accepted ah en- gagement as principal of Minnedosa school, e trustees of the Methodist church, Moose Jaw, have decided to order a three manual pipe organ at a cost of $5,490 -The resignation of town clerk Whitaker, of Portage la Prairie, has been accepted, and Fred Cleyton has been appointed to the position. -The been, at the Winnipeg Exhibition on Citizens' Day is °Me- anly stated to be 41,704. It don't come up to the big Toronto show yet. -The population of Moose Jaw will be shown in the present census re- turns to be 6,500, an increase of 4,- 500 in five yearn. -Mr. E. •W. Hanna, owner cif the Imperial hotel, the well-known Bran- don hostelry, has received an offer ot $125,000 for that 'place; -The entire teaching staff in the Elson Creek public school have re- signed, owing to their request for an increase in -salary being refused. The trustees are now endeavoring to fill the positions. -Mr. Alex. Moir, of Winnipeg Beach, had a narrow escape from drowning Sunday afternoon. While In bathing he took cramps aril was go- ing down for the third time when rescued. e -The Methodists of Snowflake, Manitoba, are lerecting a new church this summer, and many of the farm- ers in the 'vicinity are building new -A block of land witli 88 feet front - houses and barns. age on Portage avenue, Winnipeg, has just been sold for $50,000 cash. -The seller if Mr. W. R. Allan and the buyer is Mr. T. D. J. Farmer, i of Hamilton, Ontario. -Brandon people are much an- noyed at' the Roblin Gvoernrnent on account of the proposed removal of the Provineial Normal Sehool from that, town. Why it is being removed the \tett startleneoxiseertwiehouldweuidl emayee, andIne is not stated. -Mr. Wm. Braden, assistant post- utterly iirostrated. 1 lost in y,reight, master at Winnipeg, died on Sunday Iand had PIrt c atakenlIi the almostpl lslong nag wreckwhe last, after an lingering illness. He I found they were helping me a my was 48 years of age, and a nativs appetite improved, my nerves began of Cookstown, Ont. He had been a to grow steady, and clay by day, I resident of Winriipeg since early man - gained until I was again a well hc*-While driving a few days ago mah. My weight increastd twenty- Estevs,n, Albeeta, the seat of the live pounds while I was using • the democrat in which Mrs. Vennes set.- pills. To any who suffer as 'I Aid, I came 1 oose and tilted back, throwing can say that if Dr. Williams' Pink her to the ground. A fracture of the Pills are given a fair trial, a cure spine resulted, and a few days lat- er she died. will Db. we sure et,o pf ion] follow" will restored -Mrs. Frank Jeffers, of Hurry, Mr Porth, simply because tliey made Alberta, reoestly fell froth a 'chair the rich, pure blood which prope4y and broke a bone in her arm. She immeshes the nerves and keeps them was standing in the chair arid to strong. They will cure all the die - eases due to bad blood and. shatter - f f 111 over the baby she upset. In some manner he got his foot caught in the wheel se that his leg was broken lust above the ankle. -Re-gine, jail has been handed ov- er by the federal authorities to the provincial governm'art, ;The property is being taken over as a, going con- cern, with lelfi dings, jail staff, be, between 30 an 40t -prisoners, 180 acres of fine land, and. as good standing crops as are to be seen in the prove in --"A business lot in Prince Albert, Sask., 66 feet frontage and 112 feet in depth, was recently sold for, $150 a foot cash. A block of 9,2 building lots in the same town were sold for $7,600, which a week previously had been bought for $4,700. -A few days ago as train was crossing a street in Regina it struck the wagon of a man byt the name of Usa.ki, who fortunately leaped in time, and escaped with his life, but both the horses were killed and the wagon smashed. One of the horses was crushed' into ari almost unrecog- nizable mass. -A sad accident occurred in the Metiers, district near Deloraine, on Wednesday last, when Norman, the five year old son of Thomas Cos- grove, was accidently shot. A load- ed gun left in the barn was knoek- ed down in some .way and, went off, the contents striking the little lael in the chest, killing him instantly. -Messrs. McNichol' and Bros., / of I Qu'Appelle, shipped 35 imported reg- istered Clydesdale mares to their ranch the other Bay, It was one of the largest consignments of pure bred mares ever sent to ono. place in the. west. emotwassaesi, 1 -William Hastings, a young man In charge of some horses at the Ok- toks, B. C., fair last week,, while pastiing behind one of them, recelved a kick in the face which rendered him uhconscioue. Upon an examin- ation it was proved that he had, sus- tained a, bad fracture of the boner; of the nose, besides a deep flesh wound on the chin, which required a- bout six stitches. -A terrific electric storm passed over McGregor recently, accompanied by heavy hall and rain. Walter Smith, two miles south of town, had his stable burned from lightning, and had two good teams of horses and harness in the fire. About six miles north the hail made havoc and sev- eral farmers are heavy losers. 'The hall streak was three miles wide, and everything in the way of crops I are totally destroyee. -In Decenber last the- home of Rev. and Mrs. Austin, Niretaskiwin, .Alberta, was brightened by the ar- rival of triplets, a boy and two girls. Each was apparently in the beet of health until a few weeks ago when they were taken ill and one by one were carried off by death, the boy dying July 16, his sisters predeceas- ing him on June 23 and June 80. -A young man named Clarke Am- bler was drowned in the Pipestone River at ,Wetaskawin, Alberta, on Sunday 1 ast. 'He was bathing with several others and had walked out several feet, and being warned by one of his companions , of a deep hole near, was in the act of turning around to come ashore alien he slip- ped and fell. Two of the avelooners got hold of and tried to rescue the drowning man, bier were unsuccess- ful. 0 The intense itchthg characteristic of salt rheum and eczema is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. As a cure for skin diseases this valve is unequaled. For sale by all Druggists. -Sixty-five imported Clydesdale fillies, many of them prize winners, were sold by auction on the fair grounds in Winnipeg. Two of the best, a pair of two year -etas, were purchase e by Valentine ;Winkler, M. P. P., for use on his farm near Mor- den and for vehich he paid $860. One of them was a prize winner and is considered by competent judges. to be the finest of the kind in' Canada. Severe losses by a, recerit hail storm are reported from the Spring Lake district, about five miles south- west of Broadview, Sask. The storm passed eastward with diminishing force causing partial loins to sev- eral 'farmers south and east of the town as well. Some, who have lost pedetically their entire crop, are without insurance. Others have the benefit of the government insurance wbrth up to $4 pea acre for the tot- al loss. • SHATTERED NERVES. 4,=.• 000.0,0 "Satisfaction o you Money Back. '0701100•40000•000i0100000,0X THE LARGEST Ever issued is the stamp of a reliable maker to his s. That is why you are secure in buying Progress rand Clothing FOR ZTID F;0=S Every garment boars the Pr)gress ,Brand label, and every suit bearing that label is guaranteed under the folLeving eecurity Made Strong and Steady by Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. When your nerves are out of order your whole system. is 011 *the verge of a break -down. Sudden sounds star- tle you, your muscles twitch and your hands tremble; your self-con- trol is shattered; your will -power i gone. Your head aches; your feet are often cold and your face 'flushed. Your heart jumps and thumps at the letst excitement ; you are restlese. at night and tired when you wake. 'Your temper Is irritable and you !eel, utterly down -hearted. And the whole trouble is because your blood is too thin and watery to keep the nerves strong. There is orily one way el> have strong healthy nerves -feed them with the rich, red blood that only Dr. Williams' , Pink Pills can make -and do .make. Mr. Fred Forth, 17 Sullivan street, Toronto, - says was a complete wreck with ner- vous prostration, but Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have made a new man" of me. I had been nervous for years; GUARANTEE 4420•09••••••••••••••••• • Every dealer in" Progress Brand Cloth- ing " is suthor!z d guerantee each gar. tnent bearing the " Preget*" label to be - free from imperfections in Materiel end werkmatiehip, to be sewed with pure aye [ilk, tAilhroti by skilled workmen, and made of depot dsble cloth, thoroughly sponged and ehrnnit. Should an v " Proviso " limed garMent prove uns.atiefactort. out not alwve re. preeented„ it way be eturoed, and money paid for same will be refnudsd. 1 The man or woMan who knows style, materials, workrasnship, fhiish and fit will choose a Progress Brand snit every time, label or no label, but tbe man who only partially know, needs some guide. What better guide could you possibly get than the above guarantee of the largest clothing concern in Canada, thgether with our personal guarantee of "eatiefaetion or your money back?" Why take chances with inferior brands when you have e.bs in Progress Clothing at a priee which we defy any one to beat, workmanship considered. Ta eeding prices Govenlock, broke her arm on Wed- threw herself over the child. She ed nerves, such as anaemia, iodizes - tion, headaches and backaches, Alexi- ' - was badly bruised besides receiving nesday, 18th inEit.„ nutism, lumbago, St. Vitus' dance, The family of Mr. Simon Powell the broken bone. had a very narrow escape from be- -During en electric storm in Bee paralysis„generse weakness and the Ing poisoned on 'Wednesday lastgins, last week, the stable of Wesley secret allenents of growing girls and During last summer Mr. Powell had Arnold- was struck by lightning just women. But you must always insist been using hellebore for the 'purpose as the horse was being led into the on getting the genuine pills with of killing insects in his garden. A stable. The lightning cut Me halter the full name Dr. Williams' Pink portion of it was unused, and was rope in two, and partially demolish- Pills for Pale People on the wrapper left in a pepper box in the cupboarded the roof of tete table, but neither around each box, Sold by all medicine On Wednesday Mr. Powell had got a man nor hdealers, or sent direct by mail atorse were hurt. new servant girl. ,She was cookie's 1 -Thomas ;Wilson, of Whitewater, 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 potatoes and taking the helaboee for Man„ met with a painful accident on by writing the Dr. ;Williams' 'elleclie pepper, seasoned the 'Potatoes with Sunday. He was driving hie team ne eine Co., Brockiille, Ont. . . .• ." 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