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Woe leave &Worth sat:Mows :
na in.: 1-.1Buton, Goderieh Wiugham an
Hines:Mine.
For Clinton and Goderloh
For Clinton, Wlugham and Einem
21.46 j). m-
11.18 p. ni• '
dine.
10.88 p zn. For Clinton and Gederloh.
7.�L ut For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto,
Orillia, North By and points wet;
Belleville and Peterbore and points
east.
tyg p, ne. For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, Mon.
treat and points east, -
jsa p. m. For Stratford, Guelph And Toronto,
,
London, Huron and Bruce.
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9.80 5.54
9.44 6.05
0.50 6.11
2.58 6.12
la 15 6.85
10.30 6.52
10.88 7.60
10.50 7. 8
11.10 7.35
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6 Al A.m. 8.80 r.
6,62 8.44
Blyth au....crows•ga 7.66 8J6
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goose Mime Pam Paes. Mixed
Palmerston- 7.55 p.ut.
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Brandi.. .... 8.51.
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9.15
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6.52
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1.34 8.20
1.44 9.10
1.56 0.80
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10.40a.ra. 2.40 p.m
10.56 2.49
11.96 - 8.02
11.45 8.18
1.20 4.00
41okCillop Dimtory for 1906
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VOIDIT M GOVBisTLO9K, Reeve,
"Wilethrop P. fk. - • .
IL ROWLAND, Councillor, Walton
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Gounoillor, St. Colum...
ON MoDOWELI2 OounelIlcr, &a --
torah P. O.
fi. BYERMAN, Cooneillor, Brodhag-
MICHAEL MURDIE, Clerk, Winth-
role P. 0;
k. R. HOLLAND, Treasore.r, Beech-
; wood P.
FOLOMON S. SHANNON, X. P., San-
itary, Inspeot or, Winthrop P. O.
ft)k's Cotton Root Compound:,
The great Uterine Tonic, and
only aafe effectual Monthly
tor on which women can
depend. Sold in three de,grees
of strength -No, 1, fl ; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger 113; No. 3,
for special cAsarper box.
Sold by all. or sent
epaid on receipt of price.
.ee pamphlet. 'Address THE
ME14101102.,TONON70, UHT. &twat/Windsor)
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t. to be strong ass r4sa:r
e burdens of life,
ousework with an
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only knew tho
from sick kidneys,
eick kidneys cause
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ley can stand it _
_ they get out of oreow.
their cry for help.
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over the
ng, bealthys,nd -vi
tgLOrtWT1teni
- A troubled with
6nable to move
rt kinds of pisate
ot were no use. Ati
r*tn's Kidney Pills
three.vartors a the bro".';
ctrong and -Well as wren
-ictr box or three
ror The Doan Wane
[*'•
Trythe New Store
Where they don't trifle with
other people's bisinesa, but
pay strict attention to the
wants of everybody's Deeds
in the line of
Fresh, Oured and Cooked
Meats
Bologna and Sausa,ges,.Gro-
eeriest Fruits and Vegetables,
all at right prices.
Try our 27c Tea:
Rus int,„„
111)38
SEAFORTH,
.The originators of low prices in meats
Phone 96
°online dal Block, Opposite the
Post Office.
Wiughanz
Business
College
la a high grade Ofyintneroial School
Three Uourees :
Commercial - Stenography Telegraphy
Write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prin
JOHN BEATTIE
Lae Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop
erties for sale or to rent, atnong which is a good
kuiNing lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
45, Bast Ward, in George Sparling's Survey, Beaforth,
which will be sold on reasonable terms. Insurances
effected, debts collected and loans wide on satisfact.
orr security at reasonable rates. Call eyid see me
.andbe ceaviaced. Late Division Court Office, Rea -
forth, 20/841
HO! FOR THE WEST.
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89,009 AORF.2 OF SASHATOITEWAN 'ILAND FOR
SALE in the Regina district, along the Arcola line,
and in the famous Davidson, Hanley and Elbon dis-
tricts, at prices to suikeverybody. Write, or call on
DAVID A. REID, Box 602, Regina, formerly of
Ontalio. 2014-12
1
he Best Place For Zer.--The Olin.
Tablets, pwders, drugs �f!any kind will NOT
cttte
heada-ches. Simply becauie
t ey never reach the CAUSE
of the headache.
,
What causes headsches? Poisoned
blood, always. '7
If the bowels are -Constipated:-
If the kidueys are weak,.
If the millions of pores of the skin are,/
not active- .
, ton New Era of last week, Says; Miss
•Luey Phillip% a woman well known
here, where she has resided, off and
on all her life, WaS arrested( in Gods -
rich last week and corm:flitted tet Jall
on a charge of insanit . Her friends
here were teenrnanicated with. and
'arrangements have been made for
her Incarceration in London, Slie is
undoubtedly insane at times, but is
not regarded aS at all dangerous, and
is likely to improve afterat short
term in the 'asylum, where elle an
get the particular treatment her ail-
ment calla or.
s t
*
:Where 'are the Chilciren.-The Mit-
chell Advocate -moralizes thusly and
there is a, great deal of solidi truth
in what -it says. Its :remarks apply
to both town and country alike : ,The
pu'blicschool reopened oa irtzetiday
after the holidays, 'but the streets did
not 'appear t hronged wfth the little
folk as they used tci be years ago,
nor could the men.* chatter a their
voices be hoard. A Asevere cha:nge 'let
, tprevalent over the countryle the
younger generation growing less 9
We are inelined to think this the ease
and the many., towns are suffering
from the effects. Tradesmen . of all
classes are getting scarce and it is
almost impossible to find la lad who
`wisheta to take up /meehanical work.
The world; is changing, or ail least
the man and the +children. Years
back when the married mate had a
ntuch harder path to tread, .he gen-
erally reared` a large family. The ex-
pellee was felt, and as the boys grew
;up they entered the shops that they
might earn for themselves. The Tar-
ents. could not afford to give them
more than a public school education,
e,nd even with that they are; some of
reel brightest men of to -day. How' is
t now / The large* faimilleo fate re -
Placed ley a household of one, two
and. three. The father is lin• a better
financial position and each child; in
i
an
coked upon as the one only: suited.
cr
.or a, college 'education an00Ine
igh profession. In this they 'meet
easier We with better results,
hut will it continue sof Thee coun-
try is becoming. overly crowded with
Professiona,l'. men of all classes and
Oen' at this- date many as the +young-
er - graduates are finding it .difficult
the worldly needs,
Men•are scarce, wages lexe goingi up
and the time Is ahead.• of us *when the
man who is in the' shop' or factory'
Will have the easier titne of :gaining
to -locate. ......Chi_ta_he;0-d_thhaind trades-
_er •_
; t
pnes positively cured' with Dr.
Shoopha Magic Ointment. • 'It's made
for piles alone, and it does the work
to perfection. Itching,painful, pro-
trticling or blind piles, disappear like
magic. Sold- by a0. Aberhart, drug -
glen, Seaforth. - e ,
. .
‘-• ‘. •
Goderich.
There
are bound to
be headaebes,
OR "FRUIT LIVER TAIII.CTIF4
cure headaches because they cure thel
cause of headaches. They do not drug ;
the nerves. They go to the root of the I
trouble, invigorate and strengthen the
liver and increase the flow of bile into
the bowels, which cure constipation. Act
directly on the kidneys, heal all kid -
nay irritation. Act on the skin, stinm.
late and open the. pores.
With bowels, kidneys and skin all
healthy and werking in harmony, the
btoodita Ja.t pure and rich and there
can be no leadaches.
/*RUff-A4TVP,8 are pure fruit juices
--combined by a secret process with
taimand intestiW antiseptics.
soe. a box or 6 boxes for g2.50. Sent
of price if your druggist -does
Illeff-1141VIS LURID
OTTAWA.
FACTS
TALK
This is to -day, the leading Com,
reercial-dchool in Western f)ntario.
All Graduates get Positions.
Write the Principal for free cat-
alogue ndenter at any time.
TIED' BERLIN
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
W. 0. EULER, Principal.
2018
A Sujierio0 School
IN EVERY RESPECT.
ELLIOTT
•
TORONTOw ONT.
During July we had 50 times as many calls for
office help as we had graduates going out, and
during August we had 67 time as many. This is
the school that is constantly " going ahead," and
not "standing sail " or "backing up." -
Write for beautiful catalogue.
Now is the time to enter.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Princfpal
Cor. ionge and Alexander Sta.
2022-3
WIWI!
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MINIMEMMonmeINIZIO
Now Open
Fall Term In The
Central Business College
Torontot
Enter auy time. Twenty teachers, 120 type-
writing- machines. Unexcelled facilities for as-
sisting graduates to positions+. Write for new
calendar.
W. H. THAW, Principal
Yonge and 'Gerrard streets, Toronto
2018.26 .
VIIIIIINDAVVEM6111111■0111MINIIIMM11141.
SHOE PoLisff
Black amid White
You will hardly believe how goad
it is for ladissi shoes, sr how aarilly
applied.
ShMing row awn shoes bemuses a
politive pleasure with "2- in 1.1'
Don't take a sabatitate.
Farms for Sale
Write for free list of choice farm, town and village
property in Huron County. 6
4. A. WAIT, Real Estate Agent,
Money to LOAR. Brucefield, Out.
2020-tf
A Home Institution.
The London Life is a Canadian Company
Its investments are all made in Canada, 'and in only the best of securities.
ri:"' A favourable mortality on the one hand, with large interest earnings and
110 investment losses on the other, is bound to produce splendii results.
Before deciding d efinitely, it will pay you to investigate ther:recordIand
licies of the Londcm Life insurance Company.
W. IL ROBINSON, Inspector, Seaforth.
)4arr1ed.-Ai tinettge wedding took
plane on •Wednesday ‘rattrningnot last
•weaR, et St. nfileores'
contracting ' pasties being. kona,
Weatherald, 'youngest daughter of
Mr.! Themes Weatherald, C. E., and
Andrew V. Irving, of the McGregor,
Gourtlay Co., Galt.. The ceremony
•was performed by the sector,- the Res.
Mark Turnbull. The bride wore white
and carried White roses, and was un-
attended. The church was prettily
decorated. Miss Weatherald is a
graduate of Galt general hospital.
The guests included a number of
people from out of town. Mr. and
Mr0,1 Irving left .Goderich on the 2.50
train, and after a trip' to a number
of eastern points will reside ini Galt.
Another Factortn-A manufacturing:
concern from the Western•States had
a representative. In Goderich iooking
over the ground with fa YleW t0( the
establishment of a Canadian branch.
The proposition provides for e., loan of
$50,000, payable in yearly „Instal-
ments and $150,000 to be expended on
building:a and plants. The industry
is one with little 'competition in Can-
ada, the manufacture of baby car-
riages, go-carts, rattan work, ete.,
while there are said to be 119 Ruch
concerns in the United States. The
gentleman was driven Wont the town
by representatives of the +domicil and
Board of Trade and expressed him-
seisf well pleased with the location
ail shipping facilities of the town.
He has shim, however, visited several
other -cities on the same errand( and
he ifs likely to locate where' he will
receive the best cash .inducements,
other things being nearly equal.'
Our Bowlers at Stratford. -The
Stratford Beacon says: Eight rinks
of yisiting bowlers -from proud Gode-
rich and from. proud Brantford -came
to enjoy friendly games with the
local devotees of the bowl -on! Labor
day, and the weather being a a de-
lightful nature, the afternoon .was a
most pleasant one. An amusing In-
cident is related IIT connection with
the visit of the Goderieh bowlers,
some of whom had not been here tfor
25 or 39 year, lariCevidentla: hadendt
heard of the rapid strides of advance-
ment the classic city was making.
On the occasion of the last visit of
one ot the number -the old Albion
hotel had been in existence and, a
bus from the hotel rnet all trains
On stepping off the train: the( one'.in
question p'assed the remark, "Why,
where is the old Albion' bus?" It
was indeed a surprise when he noted
the non- 'blocks, beautifully paved
streets, and other marks of progres-
eivenessi The bewlers from Brant-
ford were victorious, while the Gode-
rich men went down to defeat be-
fore thel local bowlers. 'Brantford
defeated Stratford by 18 and Strat-
ford defeated Goderich by 42 shots.
As a dressing for sores, bruises
and burns, Chamberlain's Salve's all
that an .be desired. It is soothing
and" healing iv its effect. /t `allays
the pain of a burn almoat instantly.
This salve is also a certain cure' for
chapped hands and diseased of the
skin. Price 25 cents. For sale by all
druggists.,
*odel Schools.
The Model schools of Goderich and
Clinton 'are more largely attended
than for',several previous seesions.
At Goderich there are 42 'student n as
compared With 27 the flaet terrrn The
following are the names of those at
the reepective echools:
GODERICH.
Annabel Swann, Holmesville ; B.
Smith, St. Aug-ustine; Mona M. -Wal-
ter, Saltford ; Margaret Jackson,
Auburn ; Emma Johnston, Lhnes; Md
GIrvirt, - Nile; Victoria; Miners, Exe-
ter,* Helen' Drysdale, epoderich ;
Maliough, Goderich; Fra 'Hess, of
Zurich; Charlotte Sterliiig,. Bayfield;
Belle McDougall, Hurondale ; Jessie
Goderleh; Elle ,Goldthorpe,
, ote
Sanford; Nellie Sullieare Kinker' ;
Arthur BOyce, Goderich ; DeeeiaBrim-
icombe, .Goderich; Susan McNair, of
Goderich; Mary. Culbert, Crewe; Minn
Pinglarid, Auburn; Evelyn A.. lior-
toei, Hensall ; Donald G. McLean, of
Blyth; Cassie A. 'Finn, 06derich ; L.
McManus, Sanford ; Lottie Robirsion,
Ooderich; Mabel Spaeloi, Henseli; 4.
Brintnelt, Exeter; Olive Foster, of.
Shepparciton ; F.raliklin Yeo, Staffs;
Ethel °epilog, Blake; Annie Law,
Delmore; Norman Boyce, Blake; ClIn-
ton Hogarth, Exeter, Mary: E. Bar-
clay, Dungannon; Martha Johnston,
Lanee; Gordon Stewart; Allsa Craig;
Miss Tidy, Whitechurch; Alex. Mc-
Lennan, Goderich; Mr. Siddal, ;Aillea
Craig. ,
CLINTON.
Female -L. Ansley, E. Burns.
Cameron, G. Campbell, R. Govenlock,
J. Murdock, IC. Marshall, M. Mc-
Gregor, V. Petrie, J. Rands, L.(i.Saw-
erg, J. Scrimgeour, C. Sher r, B.
Taylor, H. Triok, ti", Blake, Me Oluff,
A. Cowan,' E. Davidson, S. Henderson,
E.' McKinnon, O. McCracken, A. I.
Petrie,- E. Robb, M. Rose, ICA Sales,
L Sheriff, W. Stewart, P. Toll.
Male -A. Anderson, P. Eberhart, R.
Forrest, S. Gardiner, J. Hutton,
Purcell, F. McD. Seett I3adourtF.
Fraser, F. Fowler,' D. Grassi*, 3.
Love, J. Reynolds, N. Owen. k
Rheumatism is not incurable. Stub-
born 7 Yes 1 But Dr. Shoop's Rheu-
matic Remedy will, if faithfully used,
drive it .out of the system. We, the
blood that's at fault. Poisonous
crystals like sand get into! the Joitnts
and muscles. Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic
Remedy prevents this. It drives
Rheumatism from*the blood, and then
Rheumatism dies. We recommend and
sell It -C Ab
erhart, druggist, ea -
forth.
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In The Old.en Days.
11••••• •••••• salmi
Interesting , sketches, of the eerly
days.' of Seaforth and. vicinity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
positor.
Seaforth, June Ith, 1872.
Rev. D. Kennedy, agar of the
Wesleyan Methodist' church here, has
resigned his charge, and Intends go-
fog- to Europe fot the benefit of his
health.
The scholars oft the Wesleyan Sun-
day school receVy presented their
superintendent, r. Hill, with
handsome photograph album.
' Seafort Juneet 14 1872
The volunteers - nder :_bapta:in
son lea,ve here on Monday fon Wind-
sor, where they go iota camp:
Mr. and t Mrs. Wm. M. Gray end
Miss Sparliag, of this village'left
here on Thursday of laet week for a
trip to Scotland. -
Mr. Scott Robertson' of the Sea -
forth cheese factory, is turning out
18 large, cheeses daily.
••••
' Seaforth, June 28, 1872.
John • R. Carnochan, of Tucker-
smith,'youngest son of Mr. Robert
H. Carnochan, died in Scotland on
the second inst. Deceased had gone
to Scotlandi in November last for
the benefit of his health.
• Messrs. B, Schantz and M. R. Conn-
elciti&nthie village, left 'yesterday
morning'fiirl,„" lit,Qston to attend the
Peace Jubilee Theitta,
• Adam Mulholland, I* of Mitcb-
ell, has purehased the Roxthoro mills.
Mr. Moodie, who has been., ehation
agent here. for a number of year -
has resigned to take a good position
'with an express company in Toron-
to. On :Wednesday everting last he
was entertained,at a complimentary
supper at Knox' hotel, -and present-
ed with a puree containing $180.
Seaforth, July 5, /872.
Messrs. McIntyre and Willis have
purchased' from Mr. Sprague his entire
stock of boots, leather, etc. Mr.
Sprague intends going to London.
The business men along Main street
petitioned the council at the last
meeting td have the street watered,
but the council refused to take any
action as they did not think it right
to take money for that purpose out
of the general' funds of the village.
Dominion bay was celebrated in
Seaforth, but as the day was so hot
every person' who could get to a,
cool spot did so and as a conse-
quence the attendance at the races
was rather slim.
ft.'s. • ,•••• ••••••
; Seaforth, July 12, 1872.
Mr. -W. Scott Robertson has sold
Ms grocery and provisionbusiness to
Messrs. Logan and Jamieson.
Seaforth, July 19, 1872.
Two valuable cows belongitig to
Mr. Brewer, of Haxpurhey, died on.
Monday of last week from the effects
pelsori., t
A matched trotting 'race on Tues-
day' last caused considerable excite-
ment among the sports. The race
was between Mr. Wm. :Fowler's
brown horse, " and Mr. G.
Whitely'bay mare, "Limping Gitus."
The race was for a private bet, mile
heats, 3. in 5. The first heat was
won by the -mare but thel. next three
went to the brown horse. '
.The Seaforth cricket team played a
match with Goderich in that town' on
Saturday last. The game -was won
by Seaforth by an innings and 36
runs.
---
Seaforth, August 9th, 1872.
A matched trotting race between
Thos. Bell's "Grey Eagle," and a
horse owned ,by Mr. Polley, off Gode-
rich, takes place in thattown., to-
day.
Messrs.- Julius and Thomas Duncan
have purchased the dry .goods . busi-
ness of E. Hickson. & Co, 1
Messrs. Logan & Jamieson have
purchased the entire stock of dry
goods, groceries, etc., of Mr. John;
Logan. I
Seaforth, August 16, 1872.
The first fall wheat of thig year's
growth was brought to Seaforth by
Mr. ;Wm. Fowler, of the Huron Road.
it was sold to Messrs. Strong & Fair -
ley, for $1.26 perbushel. +
Seaforth, August .23, 1872.
The matched trotting race between
Mr. Thomas Bell's "Gray Eagle,"
and Mr. Polley's "4 George," came
off at the Seaforth driving par on
Monday, and resulted in favor ot
Gray Eagle. The fastest time made
was 2.24.
Jas. P. Kendall and Martin' Charles-
worth have entered into partnership,
and have purchased from Mestere. W.
A. Shearson & Co. the Seaforth flour-
ing mills.. ,
'A fatal accident occurred -at' the
Seaforth station on Saturday morn-
ing taut. A band from Stratford
was going through to Goderich, and
when the train was stopped the band
get off to place Thts gathered. the
children, and In their has e to -reach
The band a inumber of them ran under
eome care. Just tie a little son: a
Mr. Shearer, of till's village, was' go -
lug under, the ears were nibved, Enid
the little fellow w_as sun over; He
only lived, a ette minutes atter, the ace
eident.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROM° Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE,'S
signature is on each box. 25o.
A Local Romance.
The Listowel Banner narrates the
following somewhat peculiar inci-
dent, which happened an old arid
well-known resident of that tawn.
During the Old Boys re -union, held
in Listowel, a couple ,of months ago,
Mr. 3 W Scott 41c•st ai *diamond via.
The pin was fastened by a spinal /to
his shirt front when: he started across
Main street at the square, through
the crowd that was viewing the
trades procession. The crowd closed
round him and he .was Jolted quite a
bit, particularly by -one man, who
brushed Tight up against him. He
naked this man particularly, hut
was not aware of his game, and did
not imagine that the erowding was
done for a !purpose. He did not notice
till night-time that his diamond was
gone. Then he got wise to the whole
scheme, but there was no use cry-
ing over prigged diamonds any more
than spilled. milk, and he traid noth-
ing about It.
When he noticed that a gang of
pick pockets and thieves had been
rounded up in Toronto, and that a
man t from Florida, J. E. Iverstclaim-
ed diamond stied found on. one of
thent he took a pointed interest hi
the ease, and thought tit' worth while
to run down to the city; to !took into
the matter a bit. As soon as he
saw the pit he was certain it was his,
but he had no .mark on it and 'could
not ,swear absolutely to Its identity.
Inspector Duncan showed him a
group of photos 'and salted himi if he
recognized any of them, and Mr.
Scott at once picked outera man turned
Tompkins, remarking, "That's the
man who jolted me on • the street.
I am positive of hirndh-
Mr. Scott had purchased the stone
from Eyrie, the Toronto • jeweller,
two years ago, and a -careful search
disclosed a record of the sale and
the exact weight of the stone. The
pin was gent up to Ryrie's. the [dia-
mond unset and weighed and its
weight corresponded exactly with the
one sold: to 311,T. Seat.
eAt the police eourt sass week, in
Toronto, Mr. Scott positively identi-
fed Tiompkins as the Mall Who( shov-
ed ancl jostled bim,and said he was
sure the diamond was his. MT. Eyrie
identified the pin almost positively
as one he sold to Mr. Scett August
6t1t, 1904. 1
Police Magistrate Dennison 'reefs=
tered a conviction against Tompkins,
and the pin was given over to lifri
Scott. -Mr. Ivers was satisfied that
-the pin was not this, because he +had
a mate of the one that was apst, and
it was different from this one.; ,
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Think a Dr. Shoop's CatarrhCure
if your nose and throat dischargee-_
if your breath is foul or feverish.
This snow white soothing balm con-
tains Oil of Eucalyptus, Thymol,
Menthol, etc., incorporated into an
Imported, creamlike, velvety petrol-
atum. It soothes, heals, purifies, con-
trols. Call at our store for free
trial. box. C. Aberhart, druggist, in
eafortlit
,. An Exciting. Incident
A 136/ha-what exciting incident oc-
curred last_ week at the .Toronto
ant .
of the day was tIthe dheeV dog ',trials,
Exhibition. 'The outstanding feature
whicb attracted 1Ee crowds. least
year's champion, Mr. Rape_ hagationg
hcoolnloier;,-"at.Bob," dnagainthe etcearnrrooiasn heat wtahes
called upon to herd five , sheen in"
front of the grand stand, successfully
penning all five in good time. While
this was In progress, an incident oc-
curred 710t down on the programme.
The trained elephants were +perform-
ing simultaneously with the sheep
herding exhibitkin. One of the sheep
became obstreperous, scaled the
fence -and darted in the direction of
the platfornf upon which the 1 ele-
phants were cavorting. "Bob," true
to his training, almost immediately
left his other -charges and went af-
ter ,the lost animal. ;When the dog
and sheep bore down (upon the plate
form the elephants became panic
stricken and the leader started off
in the direction of the castle that
doss duty in Iyanhoe. The Ibig brute
was bellowing with tear. The antics
of the bandsmenand attendants In
their eager scramlling to get out of
the way of the stampeded, beast occe.s-
sioned considerable merriment to
the spectator, as it was plaid to
see that the thought uppermost in
the elephant'd mind was to get to si
place of eafety as quickly ag possl-
ble. The innocent cause of his wild:
stiem,pede quietly pursued the evert
tenor at his ways and 800111 had the 1
recalcitrant sheep Safely penned
with the other four.
Beautiful and Brilliant Colors Guara
teed When Ladies Use -
Diamond Dyes.
Simla r Irtmeng
Each year thousands of letters come
in from all pants of this vast Doinirt-
ion, telling of -victories and successes
with Diamond Dyes in the hornet
The marvellous and immense sales
of Diamond Dyes in Canada have in-
duced adventurers and speculators
(who know nothing about the chemis-
try of enders) to go into the (putting
up of package dyes. Such dyes are
adulterated and crude; the' +colors arte
muddy and blotchy, bringing suin to
the materlalis you try to dye. /
Diamond Dyes, the choice of -wise
women, are the kind +used when bright
full, fast and bliilliant Mors are
Wanted. No disappointments posslble
when you use Diamond Dyes.
Diamond Dyes are sold by air lead-
ing druggists and dealers.. Refuee to
accept substitutes when you ask 'for
Diamond Dyes. Send to Wells & Rich-
andeon Co., Limited, Montreal, P. Q.,
for New Direction Book, Diamond Dye
Cook Book and Illustrated Booklet,en-
titled "Diainond Dye Longlohns'Win-
ter and Summer Sports." Sent free 'to
eny address.
t 1 -The North Bruce Liberals will
hold a convention at Tara, on Fri-
day, September 21. to nominate attain.;
e
didate for thHoutse of Commons
b ye -el e c tiont
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A;Guaranted Cure for Piles
Itehing, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding
Piles, Druggists are authorized to
refund Money if PAZO OINTMENT
fails it's+ reAre in 6 to 1.4
i‘ Sa
action or your one
Atitititiltitfte•tess63•Equigi itetRAMt
0 VISIPO
OF
EAF-4:.RT.11.'8
We take this opportunity to call the atte tic)
tors to the Fall Fair to our immense stock of
that has been arriving daily fisr the past month
stock, whieh is larger than ever, is almost compIee, and
our store is now filled with this season's rewest production
in every department of men's wear. No matter what your
taste is, you will find variety in both style and prico to snit
the most exacting.
f -
WO Large Doable Stores
Filled with New Fal
Devoted entirely to Men's and Boys'
Hats, Gaps, Shirts, Overalls ant
General Men's Plum
If you require anythiag itt the clothing line, see\ our stock
before you buy, We claim pre-eminence ii the clothin
business, as we handle the productions of reputable raakerx
only
Quality is our Watchword,
and only the best makers' best finds its way into our 'gook,
and, while the _quality is always kept up, our prices are at
the very lowest mark consistent with satisfaction
Two Creat Buying
Chances for Men.
\-s-ss.--sOne of the best pieces of suit kar%
jug yV.U, or any other man was ever
priviiegoi44o indulge in -a special line
of men's 1,rogress Brand Suits in blue
b
(Yser* and Scotch tweeds and
worsteds, ds, with ''*Tr splaid effect, beautis.
rally tailored,substlAtisir
a good solid, wellab 1.1
every suit labeled and
gross Brand guarantee os
if not satisfactory. nowt
see them.
flan linin s
suit;
Pro-
ney bacx.
Men'sPrioe
Crav t
Raincoat
'These coats we've made a specialty
of, and we've spared no pains to get the
very best; made in plain. Oxford grey,
grey with overplaid, olive with stripe,
latest cut, best linings, handsomely made,
sizes 34 to 46
Price $7.50 to $10
Men's Working Clothes.
SMOOKS--Black, blue and striped, ilouble
stitched- 50c to 95c
OVERALLS -Black, blue and striped, double stitch
SHIRTS --Black with white figure and .stripe
SOX -Union, wool and ootton fall s.lx
ST EWART
SEAFORT#
3 pair
giltt
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