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4 '4"srr-
).,i-fetIy digestesi
`ved froz it by
se of eating is de -
0 -clod the food or
wants of the
dyspeptic often
-,..tc.ttilitated, energy
/nap and vim ail*
lost
iiiour It takes
hen one has-
i,Alowing Lump-
: 0.: constipation,.
-tite, headache:0
etc.
.e it, to get hack
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ural yet effective)
involved in the
-Mg all clogging
as the work of
meliesieurg, Ont.,
...,rabled with dys-
and after using
Blood Bitter
.1 cannot praiser
it has done ff.lr--';
rya of dyspepsia
et Cs-
upetoedite =salads
_ the despite% of
for men of *enirs.
d tar.03.
el fever degree gl" Cox.
servetam combined 210.1t
esierpriee eeekee /sr
setseedsess ad iafisfae-
leery balthisg service' .
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada
HENSALL ONT.
and Trunk Railway
Systeill„
Railway Time Table.
veins leave Seeforth atfollowe
or.i. For Clinton, Goderloh Wingham an
Kincardine. '
For Clinton. and Goderich
For Clinton, Whigham and Khmer
dine. (
For Clinton and Gederich.
For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto,
Orillia North Bay end points west I
Belleville *and Peterboro and points
east.
For Stretford, Guelph, Toronto, Mon -
tree' and points east.
For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto,
.82 N at.
N
London, Huron and }knee.,
MO Noun- Passenger.
London dePitrt - 8.15*. 4.50 r
9.18 _5.43
980 6.64
9.44 6.06
9,60 6.11,
9.68 6./9
10.16 6.86
1020 6.52 •
10.88 7.00
450 7.18
11.10 7.35
Passenger.
6.414..x. 8.80 P.
6.52 3.44
T.06 8.16
7.1
7.47 4.28
8.06 - 6.89
8.15 4.47
8.22 4.52
8.85 5.06
846 5,15
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Wirgihean
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fringbam,
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Slyth- .• •••F :110 0* OW WOO*
it
Milton- •
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Opaltialtis • • .1,
tietlea. e.de A. M. 8.10
Palmerston and Kincardine.
a NORM. PAN. Pas. . Mixed
Pakserston....-.. 1.65 p.m. 12.43.p.ra 5.10 cin
MEW- 8.41, 1.84 , 8.20
1.44 9.10
1.66 9.30
2.98 111.15
enni Sonya. Pass. Mixed. Pass,
17Ingbam.. 048*m 10.40a.m. . 2.40 p.m
6.52 30:55 , 2.49
;.• 7.05 11.25 8.02
13 tool. . .......... 7.16 11.45 8.18
Paimentait......... 8.01 1.20 • 4.00
9.08
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AcKillop Directory for 1906
-R0H i� GOVENLOOK Reeve;
NAteethrop P. 0. -
la. ROWLAND, OcarnoillOr, Walton
P.
IstsiQUAID, Ornmeillor, St. sOolum-
,
PAIN affeDOWEIX, Councillor, Sea-
* -forth P. 0.
EVAWAN, Oonnoillor, Brodhs.g-
'.
flifI0HAEL MURDIE, Olerk, Winth-
I roll P. 0.
HOIATIAND, Treasurer, Beech-
wood P. o.
e3OLOMON S.- SHANNON, J. P., San-
itary Inspector, Whrthrop P. 0.
Moro Cotton Root Compound)
The great Uterine Tonic, and
only safe effectwal Monthly
Regulator on which wcanen can
depend. Sold. In three degrees
of strength -No. 1, 41; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger, 43; No. 3,
for sRecial cases, f5 per box.
Sold by all drug.gists, or sent
ePaid on receipt of price.
JTxib pamphlet, Address
IZINME916111103.,T0RONTO,0ttr. (forszerIvP7imisor)
Trythe New Store
Where they don't trifle with
other people's business, but
pay strict attention to the
waritiof everybody's needs,
in the line of
Fresh, Cured and Cooked
Meats
Bologna and Sausages, Gro-
ceries, Fruits and Vegetables,
all at right prices.
Try our 270 Tea.
000:00 alltIS
lillUSE BROS.
SEAFORTH,
The originators of Iow prices in meats
Phone 96
Commercial Dock, Opiiosite the
Post Office. -
e
*Ingham
Business
College
is a high grade Commercial School
Three Courses:
Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy
Write EORGE SPOTTON, Prin
JOHN BEATTI8
Late Division Cknut Clerk,'has a number of prop
erties for sale or to rent, among which is a good
building lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
45, Nast Ward, in George Sparling's Survey, Seaforth,
,.‘whieli will be sold on reasonable terms. Insurances
effected, debts collected and loans made on satisfaet-
erY security at reasonable rates. Call and see me
and be convinced. Late Division Court Office, Sea -
forth, 20184
HO! FOR THE WEST.
80,000 ACRY...S OF SASKATCHEWAN LAND FOR
HALE in the Regina district, along the, Arcola line
•ali.el in the famous Davidson, 1;fanley arid Elbori dis-
tricts, apri9ea to suit everybody. Write, or call on
DAVID A. REID, Box 662, Regina, formerly of
-rusefield„, Ontario. • 2014-12
of Childhood
It is impossible to exagge-
rate the value of PR.131 -A- '
Invus as a medicine for
children. They contain no 1
alcohol no Morphine or
cpcaine--no dangerous druks
of any kind.
Ihetit-a-tives are fruit juices -con-
centrated and combined with thentost
valuable tonics and 4nternal antiseptics
known to taedicitie. -
Vruit-a-tives are free of calomel,
cascara, senna and the host of violent
purgatives that simply act by irritating
the bowels. loruit-a-tives are made from
fruit and tonics and are pleasant tie take,
and sa mild in their action that they
never wipe or pain.
During the summer, when children
are so apt to eat improperly, mothers
should have a box of Fruita-tives
always handy.
At the first sign of Diarrhoea, fedi-
-gestion, Headaches, Biliousness, Peev-
ishness, Vomiting -give Fruit-a-tives
according to directions. ' These splendid
-fruit liver tablet.; willinstantly correct
faulty digestion -clean and sweeten the
stomach -regulate the bowels, kidneys
and skin - and so invigorate and
strengthen the whole system, that the
little ones can .quickix throw off the
temporary illness.
Get a box now -to -day. eod. a
bo d *6 for f2.50 Sent on receipt
of price, if Your druggist
does not handle them. •
PRDIT-A-TIVES •
LIMITED,
OTTAWA.
FACTS
TALK
Phis,
to-day, the leading Com-
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All Graduates •get Positions.,
Write the, Principal for free cat-
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BUSINESS .COLLEGE,
e W. D. EULER; Principal.
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In doidin‘g to get a1'
7iness education or short.
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_ibItONTO, ONT.
is Iva mown as one of the inat Commercial Schools
inexistence. Its record this year has beenmost re-
markable. None ofour graduates, are out of posi-
tions and the demand for 'them Is about twenty.
thnes the supply. Write to -day for our. megnigeent
catalogue.
W. J. Er/LICIT, Prinoinal,
Con Yonge and Alexander Sts.
201,7-4
eee
I WE INVITE
1 . Every parent, young nun or woman
who is interested in any way in
'Business Education
to write for a cop7i- of our prospectus.
It tells you exactly what to do; and
why our students succeed so well.
• Write at once for it. Full term from
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SHOE POLISH
/31acK and White
Now, there's the Moronic "2 in 1"
shines instantly, is a true leather
food and does not injure the finest
ladies' show. Thpro is no other
shoe 13 -oilskin the world like it.
Black in`1.0e. and 25e. tin&
Wt. in ilia glass.
Farms for Sal'
Write for free list of choice farm, town an
property in liuron County.
"k. A. WATT, Real Estate Age
Money to Loan Brucellel
2020-6f
A Home institution.
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charged ; Mr, A.ment refesed and the Over a -year ago 'Mee Olive Clegg,
Ktinr men went on:strike. Hamilton, met with a similar
"it¶ Mr. Q. Dunlop has opened a aent, and, though the efforts a
DISTRICT MATT RS.
skoments ,• ol Machtnereeet-The tal-
low in g shipMents of madhinery have
been made from the Robert Bell En-
gine and Thresher. Company's worka
in Seaforth, during -the months a
July and .Auguet :W. DuPies Stoney
Point, Ruth 'feeder; W. A. Shedd,
•Pletcher, Ruth feeder ; R. J. Court-
ney, Ornnee, ea* mill outfit; H.
Faille, South Monodies", saw mill
oettt ; 3as. BeIlock, Bailliebpro, 20
horsa peeeep traction' • tegine 1:1. Alex.
McCeliern, Stanley's -Corners, 15 horse
pontet• portable engine; Dougald Mc-
Coll, 'Chachlan, traction :engine,
Township of Osgoode,. 18 horse pow-
er traction engine with road rollers
and complete stone crushing plant, iii
eluding crusher, revolving screen;bins
spreading wagons; •We H. Trotter
anti T. A. Gilroy, Rocklyn,.sepaeitor,
wind' tetacker and feeder; Green,
Moose Jaw, Seale, 80 hone ; pOwer
f traction • engine with loco cab e,xid
canopy, aim separator, Wind stacker.
Muth feeder., elevator, weigher and
bagger; J. and. alc ;Laugher, Rhin -
land, -14 ,horse power traction engiee
separator and whaa stacker, F. Step-
Madock, Ruth feeder e. 1 Mat-
thew? Brockton, wind •stackere J. 13.
Fee, ;Gibraltar, engine; A. Ray, ett'
Mount Forest, tWo portable engines
and two Ruth feeders,' Irving- and
; Smith, McKillop, 20 horse power trac-
tion engine and .,separator, equipped
with ,duster IX:L. device and Stewart
cutting box, W. A. Wilson, Scudder,
Pelee Island, wind stacker' and Reth
-feeder; Angus Simian and C. Rleb-
erts Kingsville a wind stacker eaeh;
McKenne'I $ y &owsland bagger, cOn-
he,
rt-
ert
veyer and Ruth feeder-; Z Foray
Port Sidney, 10 horse .power p
able engine and separator, Rol
Robinson, QUeensbord, 20 horse w-
er ;traction engine, aed Ruth feeder, ;
•E. Fothergill; Beaverdale, separator
and Ruth feeder; W. E. Wills.. Patti -
bray ; Geo. McAlpine, Vine,' 16 horse
power portable engine, separator,i and
Ruth feeder, : South Huron Threshing
Company, -Hene,alle Ruthl feeder;- S.
Malott, Tilbury', Louis Toll, Renwick,
3. E. -Williams, Eugenia, and P ilip
Otterwell, Lady -Bank, each a se ond
hand engine; S. Sales, Tilbury, len-
date bagger; Holden, Beechwood,
th feeder.; W. G. Wood, Beard Me,
I .L. device, John' Greer, Silto , 22
horse power compound traction en-
gine, J. A.. Peck, Battleford, S sk.,
26 horse" power .traction engine with
j-cEtb and canopy; Jas. Faloota Crewe,
30 horse power traction engine, eep- •
arator, wind stacker, , feeder, lolader
and weigher; C. II. Watson, Methven,
Manitoba, separator, w1nd' sta ker, !
weigher and loader, Pecketleirsh ane :
Syndicate, Delhi, traction en ine, ;
separator, wind stacker and chopper ;
; A. 1
Ind
her,.1.
deres
it
dd
and loader, W. Ferisk, Melita,
'separator, wind =•-Nstacker, fe dera
ers,
ker,
to
ent
-and
•W. Moore, 'Eherts, wind stacker
Fisher, Mount Forest, thr0
stackers; E. Dineen,' Quebec, -
stacker; Arthur Harlow, Frobi
Sask., -separator, wind stacker;-fe
weigher and loadett R. Nees
Wawanesa, Man, , separator, lee
weigher and loader; as.
Dauphin, separatori wind sta
feeder,- weighei. and -loader % Set,
Winnipeg branch for transship
to dgferent parts of Manitoba.
Saskatchewan, • -2 twenty- • six • orae
power traction en Ines 4 se ara
& stacker, 8 feeders, Mid 3- wei hers
end loaders. This malted' 21 en es
and 17 separators, besides' other ma-
chinery. This. le a pretty good s ow-
ing for two mentlis and proves that
the machines of this estabilalirnent
are rapidly making a name and epu-
tation for themselves in every pit
hotel and eating house ia MeGinnitk doctors to graft skin on her head
block, near the etation. • have been unsuccessful, she is
Mr. 'Robert ,Turabull, o MeTl11op, otherwise in fair health.
left oil the 13th inst., on a trip _ to
Scotland.
1
John t,furdiesot of Andrew Mur- he laxative effect of Chamberlain's
, Stomach and Liver Tablets is so a
after -
die, [Esq., McKillop, died on Sun- greeable and se natural you can
day [ _e short illness. About
el
hardly realize that it Is produced by tic months ego the .- deceased : went to
,Ann- Arbor, Michigan, to study med-
icine. end had just velem home to An
spend tie. 'vacation.
News Notes. ,
Seeforth, May 31st, 1872i
medicine. These tablets laso cure
igestion. For gale by all druggists.
_ •
There Is a prospect that natural
At the residence of the bride's 'gas will shortly be used he Galt
mother, lin Tuckersmith, on the 23rd -for manufacturing purposes,
inst.; Mr. Samuel Reid,. of ,Hullett, -A story of pathetic interest • is
earnitidthtfiswserEelleunni
united GieriayLarolriaTgueckehrY" ' in charge of the train wrecked In
told by Conductor Stewart' who was
Rev. SI Roos. _• the repent collisien at St. Thomas.
, Last, week Mr. T. A. Sharp, of this e One of the young lady members a
place, loold to an American dealer, the theatrical company aboard the
his two fast trotting. horses`, Mock- special, whO was evicleatly expert
...
Ing Bird and Brown Kate. For the ericed In nursing, produced a bottle
former he ieceived $1,850 and for of oil from her -travelling bag, and
• the latter, $1;100. covering fireman' P atterson's bedly
,
broOkPn ISnulitodaAymennti'gstitctopseormes her milk . underskirt, and ripping it
shop
scalded body with it, she took off
stole the tools belonging to the man into bandages, bound up the man's
Caster, whom Mr. Ament - refuse., to
i wounds. In the same way she gave
dismiss. , relief to Engineer McKay, who liad
. The following changes have been been frightfully burned.
made che No. 3 Coznpany volunteers : _The analysts of the Inland Re-
'
To be captain, Lieut. Charles Wil- venue Department have carefully ex -
son, to be lieutenant, Sergeant 34 G. - amined 64 samples of honey collect--
- On Monday last the following left
Wilson. ,
different parts of Canada. Or this
ed during March and April last in
Seatorth for Manitoba ; Eric and number ten were found to- • be
Robert Clark, David Neil anti Huth aclultereted. The Maratime Province
McKinnon, Tueltereardth; John Mc - samples were genuine Three cases
Iver and family, Ed. McIver and wife, of adulteration were found from , the
.
Duncan McDonald and family-, and
Provinces of Quebec and Manitob,e
Allan McDonald and Wm. McIver. of two in Ontario, one in Alberta, and
,
MoKillop. ' one in Itritish. Columbia. It is point -
On Monday evening' last the brethe ed out that it is illegal to feed
ren of Beitannia_ Lodge, A. F. and either sugar or glucose to bees for
A. M.., Seaforth, entertained Mr..Alex. the intent that it shall be used by
Slemmon to „a complimentary supper the bee' in making honey.
on the eve of his departure for a , _
'Mrs. Gilbert Wilson, one df the
tour through Scotland, • The supper pioneer settlers hf Mose township,
was theld at • the Mansion housedied last week at the age of 96 'years,
Brother W. Ballantyne occupied the Deceased was horn at Sunless Hill,
chair, land the vice chairs were taken , on Jedwater, a small stream near
by Brothers Vercoe and Schautz. The eJedburgh, flowing into the river
inimical part of the programme was Tweed„Roxburgh, Scotland, on Aug -
furnished by Messrs. John Logan, 26, 1810, the same day as the present
W- O. Reid, James Cline and Dalzjel. Duke of Roxburgh's grandfather first
i Deepite unfavorable weather there saw the light a day. ttre. Wilson's
was a big crowd in Seaforth to cele- maiden name was Christian Middle-
brate the 24th. The programme for - miss. She was the daughter of Jas.
the (ley consisted of horse races, and and Helen Middleiniss. Her ' father
In the eeening the Seaforth "East on
was a shepherd and tended his flocks
club presented the drama.'
on the hille adjacent to the historic
Lynn," to a crowded house,
• e old Jedburgh, so renowned in the
history of Scotland, and ; associated
There is more Catarrh- in this sec- with the memories of the Black Don -
tion of the country than all other &IL She was married at Stamford,
diseases put together, and, until the ,England, to Gilbert Nifilson, In
last fee/a:years, was suppOsed to. be teen: ger husband died .17 years ago.
encurable. For a great many , years She retained nearly all her facia -
doctors pronounced it a local! dis- ties until the last and until within a
ease and prescribed local remediese few months of her death was able .to
and by constantly failing to care by I walk around quite briskly. ' • -
local treatment, pronounced. lit in- 1 , -George Williams, e. tramp aged
curable. Science has proven ;catarrh 57 years, gave himself up td the
to be a constitutional disease, and police of -Woodstock it, few' days ago,
therefore - requires constitutional stating that he had -btuned down
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Curceme.n- the school house at Bond's Corners,
ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., To- three miles from that city. Investi-
ledo, Ohio, is the only constitution- egation proved that this etory was
al cure on the market. It is taken correct. Williams ,. had eftected an
internally in 'doses from 10 drops to entrance to the buildings: at about
a teaspoonful:. It acts directly on 2 o'clock in the morning, and be says
the blood and mucous surfaces of that be set fire to some maps with
the system. They offer one .hundred the intention of remaining in the
dollars for any case it fails' to cure. auilding while it burned, tend thus
Send for circulars and testimonialsending his existence. His courage
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co., failed him, • however, and he ran out
. Toledo, Ohiowhen the flameet began to; surround
Sold by druggiste, 750. him. He walked three mile* into the
Take Hare Family Pills for consti- city end gave himself up tot "the pc,-
patione • lice. He WAS charged withi'arscm, To
a
which he pleaded guilty, 1 and was
sent td Kingston, penitentiary for
five years. The school wes a neat
brick building, and it wits almost
entirely consumed. Williams had a-
bout. $50 in his pocket when attested,
which he 'mid he had got from labor-
ing at various times betweeel tramps.
a t
A MOTHER'S STORY.
of Canada.
0
; Think of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh
if your nose and throat discha
if your breath is foul or fe
This snow white soothing balm con-,
taine Oil of Eucalyptus,TIymol,
.)
Menthol, etc., incorporated int an
imported, creamlike, velvety petrol-
atum. It soothes, heals, purifies COli. i
trols. , Cali at our store for free 1
trial box. C. Aberhart, druggi t, in
Seaforth. ,
• 0
Cure
ges-
Fish:
In The Olden Day's.
Interestink sketches of the early
days of Seaforth and vieinity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
positor.
Seaforth, May 3rd,
872.
Messrs. Alex. Slemmon, o Sea-.
forth, land -Wm. Payne, of Tucker -
smith, entend starting on a -toter of
Scotland en about two wee'ks.
Mr. B. Schantz has sold the Cluff
farm to Mr.. Adam Gray, cif this
• village eor $4,000.
Mr. Robert McPhillips, son of G.
McPhillips, Esq., left Seafo th on
Wednesday aast for Manitoba.
The following officers' ha,ve been
elected ;by the C,ricket Club Presie
dent, H. W. C. Meyer, vice pt.e ident,
Mr. Laleg ; secretary-trea.su er, C.
Armstrong; committee, J. Cu ry, 3.
H. Benson and Thomas Steph ns.
The following are the offic rs of
the Star tbaseball club: Pre ident,
H. W. C. Meyer ; secretary-tre surer,
•.Wm. McMurray; committee, Dobson,
Latimer, Maloney and Stewart.
During. a heavy 'Wind sto m on
the 21st ult., the barn of ante!
Clark, of Tuckersmith, was blown
e
clown.. A cow was killed by the' fal
ling [building and- some implements
• were smashed. In McKillop the roof
of Robert Turnbull's barn was blown
off.
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Seaforth, May 17th, 1872.
.
At the residence of the bride's fath-
er, Haysville, on May 14th, Dr. J.
Canada.
-The Temiskaming Railway Com-
mission bad arranged to give the
members of the British Medical Asso-
ciation in SeSsion last week in To-
ronto, an enjoyable trip over the
Government railway • in the North
Country, but unfortunately only a
ew were able to take advantage of
the invitation, and the excursion had
to be declared, off as it wag found--
that the majority 'Of the delegates She -Tells How Dr. Williams' Pink
could not afford to spend the few
days 'which the northern trip would
take 'up.
Pills Saved Her 'Daughter.
Anaemia is the doctor's name for
--Early Saturday morning some bloodlessness. It is an ailment that
party or parties entered the barn of effects almost every' girl in her teens.
Womanhood makes 'new demands up -
E. Bowman, veterinary • surgeon, of
Gladstone, Manitoba, and chopped on her blood supply that she cannot
the hind lego. off his horse, which
strength,meeh
tMoenrthve;iife
Aty terare
being
t h e r
stood in the stall. Dr. Bowman had
.
been called to Plumes and returned drained awayNo food and no care
by train, arriving about 8 o'clock. On can do her any good. No common
going to the stable he discovered medicine_ can seed her. She needs
new bleed. New blood is the Oak
the animal. So completely was the
thing -the only thing -that can make
work done that' the detached parts
hung only by the tendons midway
between the hoofs and hocks.
-The Minister of Education is pre -
a healthy woman of her. Dr., Wil-
liams' Pink Pills actually make new
blood. That is 'why they never fila
pared to grant 14 scholarships to to cure anaemia, That is how they
the value of $50 in tb,e case of each -gave .from an early grave scores of
woman and $75 in the case of
eachyoung. girls whoee health and
man to teachers taking the three strength depend upon their blood
months' courses at the Macdonald In- supply. Mrs Anson Clark, Arden,
stitute, Guelph. Candidateare ex-
pected to hold at least second class
provincial certificates, and to send a
certificete of1. recommendation from
the. public school inspector. For any
Ontario, says Dr. Williems' Pink
PillS have been a great blessin.g
my familyr /two of my daughters -
have used. them with marked success.
When my 'eldest daughter as about
further information regarding the seventeen -she began to fail In health.
courses of study and work of the Her blood seethed to have ;turned to
Macdonald Institute enquiries should water. She was troubled 'With:
be made to the principal of the On-
tario Agricultural College, Guelph.
-Going 50' miles an hour on a curve
headaches and -dizziness ; the least
exertion would cause her heart to
palpitate violently, abed she could
near Richville, Minn., the Soo line , not walk 'upstairs without stopping
flyer from St. Paul, due at -.Winnipeg to rest. She doctered for upwards
at 8 a. ni., Saturday, was derailed of a year, and the doctor said she.
and some of the coaches hurled forty did not have as much blood In her
yards from the track. Not a car was body -s.e; an ordinary healthy pep,.
left on the rails, and by what seems Son would have in one arm. The
a miracle not a soul was hurt. The, doctor's treatment did not do her -*a
ram consisted of eight coaches. a • particle of good. She seemed; slow-
aggage car, a mail car, two 'sleepers, ly fading away. Then she/ became
nd four first class coaches, all. afflicted with ealt rheum. and her
rowded. Every car was derailed and hands were almost raw, About this
her were all more or less demolish- time e. neighbor advised, the use of ,
d. Those who were on beard Bald •Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and she+ be -
hat it is impossible for them to real- gen taking them. After using the
ze how any one eseaped alive. To add pille for a -few weeks we could see
o the horror of the night, f re broke , an improvement, her appetite began
ut 'iri two cars from the gasoline to improve and a trace of color
ankle. Many of the passen ers were came td her cheeks. She continued
inned down, but, by breaking fn taking tbe pills' {Intl]; she had 'geed
windows, all were finally rescued, thirteen' boxes, when she was as well
nd when a muster was made it was and strong as ever, every trace at
ound that the: only injury was three' both the anaemia and salt rheum
roken ribs to a brakemen. The pas- had disappeared, and she has since
engers when they got out of the enjoyed the best of health. Later on
°aches, found themselves in a foot my youngest daughter, aged fifteen
f waterbegan to lose her health, but thanks
-Edna Meyers, the ten year eld to our 'experience with Dr. Williams'
aeighter of MT.' Meyers, Ryckrnan's Pink Pills, we knew where to look
ornels, Wentworth County, met with fon a ewe, and after using four boxes
a terrible accident last Saturday af- of pills she weas all right again.
ternoce. She was playing in the have, also used the nills myself for
barn, when her hair was caught by nervous troublewitb complete sue -
the shaft of the windmill. Her en-
tire scalp from the nape of the heck Rich red blood is the secret of
to the fore head anda large -piece heeeth-Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ite
of skin on the cheek was tom offthe secret of rich red. blood. They
About 10 o'clock she was put on the actually maki rich red blood', that is
operating table, and the doctors why they cure anaemia, headaches
worked over her for three hoursand backaches, intigestion. nervous
The father of the unfortunate girl prostration, heart palpitation, neur-,
was present, Wad skin was fielcen algia, rheumatism, sciatica, St.
from his arm to graft on his' girrs Vitus' Dance and the ilments that
head. Several patients in the hos- make the lives of so any women
ital willingly -allowed the doctors to and growing girls mise ele. Sold
ake skin from their arms as well by all medicine ,dealers or by mail
or that purpose. Doctors have some at 50' cento a: box or eix boxes for
ope that the skin' may graft r an $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
er head, and, that she will recover, cene Co., Brockville, Ont. e
a
Campbell, of Seaforth, was uelted in e
marriage with Miss Jane Laird. The , p
ceremony was performed by Rev. W.
1 Robertson. . 1 e a
At a recent meeting of the member; e
• te ected : i
i of the Seaforth Mechanics' Institute
he following officers were e
village President, Wen. Campbell; vice presi-
dent, Wm, 'Elliott ; librarian W. N. 0
t, tWatspn ; secretary, Wm. O'Connor;
,Ont assistant, Jas.. -Carter ; directiars, J. d
McIntyre, John. Murray, ;Wm. Graaft, c
.
. John Walsh, John Payne, D. D. Wil-
son, D. McNaught, George Beinister ;
finance committee, Wm. McDougall,
• James lecTa,vish, Andrew Halley.
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Seaforth, May 24th, 1872.
The London Life is a Canadian Company
Its investments are all Made in Canada, and in only the best of securitAs.
A favourable mortality on the one hand, with large interest earnings/ and
invehiment losses on the other, is bound to produce splendid results.
Before deciding definitely, it will pay you to investigate the record and
folicies of the Lonckin Life insurance Company.
W. H. ROBINSON; Inspector, Seaforth.
• The 'contract for erecting the new
wing to the preeie'nt public school
building [has been awarded to Mr.
Fisher. - r
r. 'Thomas Foster has commenced
t e work of excavating for the foun-
dation of his new brick hotel, ad-
joining the post office block.
The coopers employed in the barrel 13
factory of Mr. Amelia in. this village, t
leave gone out on strike. Mr. Ament f
had a cooper who did not belting- to h
the, runion. The, men wanted, him dis- h
r,
"Satisfaction
on ey
Fall and Wt...n
IMPORTATIONS OF
S ITINGS OVERCOAT N
Direct from ti-fe Old Country.
howwworimowiwavvviwkow
Otir Spring and Summer ta4oring trade has been ina-
mouse: "ViTe have sold more tailored clothing than Our high-
est hopeskcould have put the record. This has not been
achieved by chance, but by making clothes that are
FAULTLESS IN FIT
PERFECT IN
MODERATE IN PRICE
AND ADMIRED BY ALL
Our Tailoring Department is in the hands of an ex
cutter arid practical tailor, who has had years' of trairdng In
the finest tailoring establishments in Toronto -a specialist
in his line, whose entire time and energy is focused on this
one branch. We have, under him, the best staff of tailors
that money can procure,.placing us in a position to say
A Perfect Fit or no Sale.
The goods out of which
our suits are made pre im.
ported direct from the old
country, thus saving you the
middleman's profit, and en._
ablina us to produce a first
class suit of genuine Scotch,
Irish and English tweeds,
worsteds and serges at a lit
less than you pay ordin
for Canadian goods.
Special Blackieheviot Suits
substantially lined and trimmed, extra quality
Special Black Melton $18.00
lOverpoat
in the f:uery latest cut
TO
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$22 00
4 We give particular attention to wedding outfits, and
probably the greatest compliment that has been paid to our
tailoring department is the number of wedding outfits we
made in the last four months.
N. B. -Do not pass these argu-
ments by carelessly. If you are
contemplating getting a Fail Suit
or Overcoat, call and see our stock
and get our prices. No trouble to
show goods.
S EWART B
INIMMINeVeie
SEAFORTH...
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