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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-11-30, Page 4ITEIVIBEK 906 -,•t;a4 almost seems un - yet, if merit irk - al to 3 oti, a/Ali-we plomfid nevEtock tq-a- Ole eriEweled at the, e a -4c dist churcb,. ccrtt „ )iTJEC a, and the celder Su terrier ie past i4 the time. Later 3e while there pplying you with vtp, We are tket will result in the ant3 you have ever - The systematic saving of something each neeke--even $2. , or 35. will, in a few years enable you to take a course at college, buy a home, take a trip abroad or get almost anything else you may wish for. Commence to save to -clay. 31.00 opens an account. terest paid 4 times a year in The Sovereign Bank of Canada Hensall, Brimfield. IMPORTANT NOTICES, , nele for sale, 13rood Sows, some in pig and some yming pig, fromtwo to seven weeks old. L. O. AN EGMOND, Seaforth. 2030-4 •OROPP,RTY FOR SALE OR RENT.—Being north 3. part of Lot 28, Concession 8, McKillop, oon. -taining 16 acres. For particulars apply to MINNIE McGRECIOR, Seaforth P. 0. 208e.ti fiO TEAOHERS.—Teacher wanted for School Sec- a. Mon No, is, Stanley, for ensulpg yetu% nuntm ma Salary, S400. Applications- received up to Dec- - ,eitiber 10, JAS, F KEYS, Sec.-Treas., Varna P. 0. 2031x3 ff1FAOHF WANTED.—For School Section No. , Hay. Datiea tor begin January 8, 1007. We or female. Normal trained teacher preferred. selary $400 per annum. Address S. J. SPENCER, Sea-Treas., Ste Jcqeph P. 0. 2031-3 TrIXAOHE1AVANTED.—F0r11. S. S. No. 7, East •j. and West Winvattosh. Duties to oommence January 8, 100 Salary n400, Applleati.ms receiv. eflby the undersigned, statingqualifieation, etc, .ASf. ROBINSON, Marnoch, Ont. 2030,4 •14.....*.,11.•••• • SALE OR RENT. — A comfortable brick ho in Bennondvitle, in first-clase repair ; coiitan seven rooms and summer kitchen, and good et.rnent cellar, About half an acre of land. Apply -at The Pottery, Egnxiondville. 208124 STRAY UEIFER.--Strayed on to the premises of the undersigned about the end of August, a, red yearling heifer. The owner in,requested to prove property, pay charges and take it away. ROGER PEPPER, Lot 38, Concession 3, Tuckersmith. 20324 frEA011ER WANTED.—Wanted an experienced 1, toucher for S. S. No. 6, McKiliop, Duties to ' commence Jittinary.,8rd, 1007. Applications will be be received up to Member 1st. Personal applica- tions preferred. Salary $150. WM. A. JOHNSTON, Secretary, Winthrop. 2031x3 ANTED.—it once, good local salesman for VY Seaforth and district, to represent Canada's Greatest Nurseriee. Largest list of Nnsv Specialitie.s ever offered in fruit and ornamental stock. Per- manent situation for the right mare on liberal terms. Apply at once for spring selling season. STONE & WELLINGTON, Toronto, Ontario. 2032-5 - TOOK AND WOOD FOP. SALE.—A, number of ' Ileifersan.d steers fit for feeding, 1 ncking fllly colt sired by King Charming, 1 mare 7 'years old, 1 brood Berkshire sow bearing litteralso a quantity of Winch wood some suitable for furnace. Will be sold where it is or delivered. Prices right. Apply ta4AMES SPROAT, near Brickyard, Tuckersmith. 2081x8 A laiuAL ATA...i10-N SALE of Steers, Heifers 'and Cows,—Govenlock Broswill sell by publie auc- tion at Winthrop, four miles north of Seaforth, on Saturday, December 1st, 1906, at one o'clock p. re. The : 20- dock steers weighing from 1,006 to i,200 Pas, each ; 11 stock steers Wider 1,000 lbs.; 4 snitch, cows supposed to be in calf ; 6 yearling steers *heifers ; 1 farrow cow ; 1 gelding colt rising two - years old. Terms of Sala—Nine months' credit giv- en on furnishing approved joint notes. A discount of 6 per cent per annum allomed for cash. GOVP-N- LOOK BROS., Proprietors; JAMBS A. SMITH, Auc- tioneer. 2032-2 Established 1879 Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Cresolerie IS a h0011. to ASthmatics Does it not seem more -effective to breathe in a emedy to cure disease of the breathing organs than tatake the remedy into the stomach it cutes because the sir rendered strongly anti- septic is carried over the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat- ment. It is invaluable to mothers with small children. Those of a consum ptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs or in- flamed goaditions of the throat. Sold by druggists. Send postal for booklet. LRISMO4G, MIL,ES Limited, Agents, Mont- real, Callada. 307 Trythe New Store Where they don't trifle with other people's businesq, but pay strict attention to the wants of A'erybody's needs in the line of fresh, 'Cured and Cooked Meats Botogna. and Sausages, Gro- ceries, Fruits and Vegetables, a'2, at right prices. y our 27c Tea. I• *RUSE BROS. SEAFORTH, The originators of low prices in -meats Phone 96 Commercial BioAr, Opposite the Post Office. Cook's Cotton Root Compound: The great Uterine Tonic, And only sate effectual Monthly Regulator on which women can depend. Sold in three degrees of strength—No. 1, $1 ;'3/q0. 2. 10 degrees stronger 0; No. 3, te, for spoenal caeca, per box. , Sold by an dragor sent rrrepaid on receipt of price. Free pamphlet. .Address: Tog cooKMEOIOINICO.,Tanowto,ONT. (Jorineril/ Windsor) Pimples Red ROA, Eczema, 1i fact any skin disease disfigures the coma plexiOti because the ;b0WeIS are constipated—or because the kidneys 40 not rid the system of waste—or because the skin itself is unhealthy, Ointnients, solves and soaps are Useless. Because the trouble is with the blood. Owing to defective action of bowels, Ithtneys or skin, the blood becomes laden with impurities. It is these impur- ities — deposited by the blood— that make boils, pimples, and painful, dis- figuring skin diseases. It is because the trouble is with the bowels, kidneys er skin, that FRUIT-A-TIVES cure these diseases OR "Faun* Wee TASLETS act directly on the eliiiiinating organs -- correct their irregularities—strengthen them—and thus clearthe skin and make the complexion clear and soft. If you have any skin trouble—or any fault with constipation, liver trouble, biliousness, headaches, indigestion, rhemnatistn---care yourself with Fruit- a-tives. They are made of fruit juices and tonics—and never fail to cure, sec. a box or 6 boxes for $2.5o. Sent on receipt of price if your druggist does not handle them. FRUIT-A-TIVES LIMITED, CYrrawa. Vigorine The Great- French Vitalizer BEFORE A vrcR Promptly cures Debility or Weakness result- ing front indiscretions or excesses. Best and surest remedy known for all diseases that follow as a sequence of abuses, Loss of Memory', Pains iin the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature °Id Age and many other diseases that lead to Physical Weakness, Insanity and an early grave. Mailed to any address on re- ceipt of price, 50 cents, or five boxes for 1F2. - THE RAY MEDICINE,C0.1; StratIoni, Ont. MONEY TO LOAN. Private funds at 4i% to 5% on farm scour% 2025-tf A. A. WATT, Brucefield, Ont. IMIIIM110111•151111=111111111Mi Winter Term opens Jan. 2nd Here are some of the reeent records made by the ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT„ '4)Out of the last 250 calls from -business firms we havefilled FIETERN of the positions. We had no oec else ready to send. We heve also had 62 calls for business college &sobers, 101 ex -students of other business colleges or sboatband schools were enrolled here during the last two years. We be- lieve we hove the best commercial school in Can- ada. We thoroughly satisfy our students. Write to -day for catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal Oor. Yonge and Alexander Sts. 20224f POULTRY WANTED. Parties wanting to sell to the undersigned will hay to bring them to Beechwood or St. Columbau on Wednesda-y forenoon, November 214, as we will stop shipping from home on that date. But will take any quantity delivered at Seaforth on a date to be fixed about the lot of December. Will pay the laighest irtarket price. G. L. IIOLLAND & SON; 2031-2 Beechwood and St. Colurnban, Telegraphy offers you a tangible opportunity to betteryourself. If, you desire to , engage in more pleasant, in- teresting, 'better paying work, this is your chance. Merely clip this advertisement, mail it to us, ,and receive free our handsome telegraph book, "The Highway to uccess." B. W. Somers, Principal Dominion SchoolofTeleg- • raphy & Railroading 10 ADELAIDE STREET wair TORONTO NOVEMBER Brings scores of youug people every year from the farms and villages of our country to spend a few months in our splendid school. The Central Business College Toronto. From communiicatons in hand, this month this year will bring as many as ever. If you have not thought of it, not aid our catalogue, write for it at once, and, you will likely plan to join us W. El..SHAW, Principal Yonge and Gerrard streets, Torouto 2018-26 The Berlin'. Business C °liege. 111•11••••0•••••••*•••••••• Write for catalog of the school that places more students. in posi- tions than any similar school in Western Ontario. All Graduv get Positions. Ent6r at y time. Tiah BERLIN B:USINESS COLLEGE, W. D. EULER, Principal, 2018 r -- GOOD AS GOLD. , TBINK, OFITI Invest your hard-earned savings in a " London Life" will have semething "Good ai Gold," and much safer. The gold will be available when most needed if yon are insured in Company, Think of the cases you know where the life insuranoe was the only pro- tection of the family against poverty, and insure your life for "all you are worth " in the LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY; W. H. ROBINSON Inspector, Seaforth. policy, and PRE 11URON EXPOSITOIt. I paign Id 'as soon as the Clerk o ttf vtiitifilt• the We their furniehes ice our boys"VW*" V.. will be prepared to " eoop her up '- with the best a them. -Warden Speck - man has been elected honorary pres- ident ; N. D. Hurdon, President; S. Sweet, vice-president; Geo. Ander- Soh, Oecretary. The club will have the .uee of the rink every. afternoon, except Saturday, and on Tuesday, Thuistlay, and Saturday evenings.— The new brick smokestack at the milt has been completed and will now withstend the blasts of centaries,— There has not been any word recent- ly of a new station building at Ex- eter. The present station building and its surreunclings are a diegrace to the Company and a detriment to the town and the more persistently tlais fact is dinned into the ears of the railway officiale the better.—The' anniversary services at Blimville on the Sunday- before last were largely attended and were successful in ev- ery respect. The services were con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Warner, of .Alms. College, St. ThOM13.0, and the collect- ions amounted to the very handsome euln of $70.—The following have been appointed officers of the Exeter High School Literary • Society: Journalist, lvliss Chidley; critic, L. Hagan ; lead- er of Glee club, Mr. Fleming; ques- tion drawer, C. Dunsford ; program coMmittee, Vera Rowe, Garvey Aches- on, L. Hagan, W: Huston, T. Car- ling, M. Murray.—Mr. Rebertson Y. McLean, of Seaforth, has been engag- ed as teacher of the School in Sec- tion No. 10, Mtsborne, for next year, nt a salary of $600. DISTRICT MATTHRS. Will (IQ .West.—The Gorrie Vid- ette has this to say of a fromer Sea - forth boy "On Tuesday of last week Mr. Geo. Town dispoeed of the Albion hotel to Geo. Howes, of Mount Forest. The .new proprietor will take possession on Nov. .26th. We under- stand that gr. Town purposes going west where he will enter into the hotel_business with John Munroe, at Borden, Sask.' Mr. Town is a son bf Mr. Hisnry Town, of Seaforth, arid has many friends here who wilt be pleas- ed to learn of his well doing in the 'new western province to which he is gaing._ New Books.—The following new bociks have recently been received at the Seaforth Public Library: Bez- amor, 'Atherton; Ten Boys, An- drews; Crime of the Under Seas, Boothby ; Cattle Baron's Daughter, Bindloort; Man Between, Barr; The House of Defence, Benson; Ten Plays of Shakespeare, Brooke; Canadian Life Burpee ; In the Van, , Brown; Ang:e.of Pain, Benson; White Plumes of Navarre,' Crockett; Treasure of Heaven, Corelli ; Prisoners, Cholmon- deley; Lady of Rome, Crawford; No Friend like a Sister, Carey; Hand- book of Modern Japan; Clement; Laura Secord, Currie; Pancake Preacher, Cloie ; Sir Nigel, Doyle; Billy Topsail, Duncan. Hurn Old Boys Meet.—The annual meeting of the Toronto Huron Old Bots' Association was held last Fri- day evening at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto. The sum or $60 was voted to the new hospital at Goder- ich. The annual "at home" will be held in the Temple on Febroary 15th. The officers elected wore: Hon. Presidents, J. S. William, E. FloodY and W. 0. McTaggart; president, J. R. Lyon ; vice-president, W. B. Groves; secretary, R. S. Crocker;* treasurer, T. G. Sole. We congrat- ulate our old townsmen, Mesers. Ly- on and Soole, on their promotion, the former to the Presidency and the lat- ter to the Treasurership. It goes without saying that both offices will be well and ably filled. 4. • Preventics, as the name. Implies, prevents all Colds and Grippe wheel " taken at the eneeze-stage." Preventics are toothsome candy tablets. Preeentics dissipate all colds quickly, and taken early, when tyou first feel that a cold is, coniing,they check and prevent them. lareventics are thoroughly safe for children,and as effectual for adults. Sold and re- commended in 5 cent and. 25- cent boxes by C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea - forth. 0 Turnberry. Council Doings.—At the last meet- ing of the Turnberry . council a re- port of the township engineer on the 12t1t concession municipal drain was laid before the council, which shows that the contractors had ' done their work well up to a point on lot 19, which was not completed and op ac- count of heevrt flow of water might have to be laid over for some time. The report was accepted and filed. A petition was laid before thecouncil asking for the township englneer to be brought an to survey, m4ke pro- files and assesemente of a Ploposed drain through lots 7. 8, and 9, in the 8th concession, and lots 7 and 8 in the 9th concession., ;signed by five. 'of the owners of the said lots. The prayer of the petition wee geanted, and the 'Clerk was instructed to notify the township engineer to come here and make surveys, plans and a- wards of the proposed drain. Thomas P. 'James applied to the council to have the outlet from his drain on tot 19, concession 12, cleaned out to the connection of the Brice drain. Ac- tion was deferred Until the next meeting of the 'council. A communication from the inspector of Prisons and Public Charities was laid before:the eouncil, re _patients In the _different 'asylumns from this municipality that do not contribute -the gum of $1.50 per week, and stat- ing that ten cents per day for each patient will be charged to' the mun- icipality from the I first, day of Jan- uary, 1907. Moved by M. Moffatt and seconded by Mr. Kelly, that inquIries be made into this matter, both as to residence a,fid payment's and report at the next ,meeting of the council. The next Meeting of the council will be held etff Bluerale, on Decernbee 16th, at ter/ o'clock. you this Exeter The Court Clerkship.—The Ontario Government have had considerable trouble in securing a person to fill the Division Court Clerkship here. It I s not often that Government offices go long &begging, but thie one seems to be very exceptional. After the resignation of the late Mr. Chas. Snell, which, we etnderstand, was called for by the GoVernment because of his political bea4ngse. Mr. El- liott wale appointed.' 1 He kept the position for a few months, when he resigned. Mr. S. M. Sweden( was ap- pointed his successer, but he respect- • fully declined. Now it is announced that Mr. R. N. Creech has been ap- pointed, and has assumed the duties. How long he will keep it remaine to, be seen. The position is not a very affluent onerfd ;those wo are corn - potent to di charge the 'duties do not h care to he bothered with it. This Is creditable to the district, but hard on the officials. Briefs.—Mr. T. E. Handford, who had been ill for some time is now recovering nicelyee— Itt a batch of ehickens recently delivered to a merchant in town by Mr. Thomas Morley, of Usborne, one pair weigh- ed 14 1-2 pounds, and petted the own erthe snug sum of $1.28. This is the kind of poiiltry it parei" to raise. —The Congregation of Trivitt dinirch have purchased the two vacant -lots on the foath east corner oppositlite Church poperty, from . Mr. Sweet, of Stephen, and have applied to the council to have returned to them the - intervening street, which it they receive, they will have the chureh sheds removed to ther vacant ,lots,and extend and beautify the grouride a- round the chureh and parsonage. They will have a very pretty and attract- ive property.—Mr. J. D. Spackman, who has been 'pursuing his musical `studies in Germaoy, is expected home in a few days.—Mr. and Mrs.. Perry Luxton, of South Bend, Ind., ate here visiting Mrs. Luxton's 'parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis, and other friends.—Mr. Alvin Brintuell, of this town, who is now attending the Goderich. Model sehool has been engaged to teach in the school,- in section No. 1, Usborne; for next year at esalary of $600.—The curlers have Elnia„ A Glass Too Much.—A valuable team of horeee belonging to John Chapman, of Elms, near Gotham, met their death on Friday night of last week, tuider peculiar circumstances, Mr. Chap- man was returning home after a stay of a couple of days in Listowel, and tatopped at the post office at Britton on his wara leaving his team stand- that it took Mr. Hagan and, two ae- sistants three days to get it from Mr. Dowson's to his own place. But he will make M. Steer so comfort- able, that he will be as averse to leaving his new home ae he was to depart from the old one. •••••••• To Cure a Cold in One Day Take IsraXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund. money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature. is on each box. 25e. In The Olcien Days. •••••••• ••••100, .1.0111M Interestiag aketohee of the early days of Seaforth and vicinity, taken from the files of The Ex- positor. ..10. ••••• Seaforth, Sept. 5, 1878*. Mr. John Dunn, of Brantford, has leased the Domin.ion Hotel, in this village, from Mr. P. Markey. Mr. Thomas. Bell has now taken Lull control of the Seaforth-Wroxe- ter stage line, haVing purchased the interest ef Messrs. Campbell and Davidson. At the last meeting of the council Mr. John Lee was appointed license inspector for the village. John Henderson, of the township of Ivlorris, fell from a scaffold the other day and broke his right arm and dis- located hie left shoulder. Seaforth, Sept. 12, 1873 • Mr. Robert Coleman has purchased the residence of Mr. Win. Logan in Egmondville and Mr. Wm. Elliott lute sold, his residence, adjoining that of Mr. Graham Williamsbn, to Mr. Wm. Allen, for $550. While playing football the other, day, John Lynch, of the 5th owes- sion., McKillop, had his leg broken by being kicked by another player. John Reedy, of the 6th concession, McKillop„ cut hie foot badly withal), Ing outsde. The team started off axe the other day. He miseed the and ran out past his farm and over stick and struck his foot, severing to the 14th concession, about 'even' it the entire length. miles away, Here they were running Mr. Peter McDougall, of the 3rct along the road way beside the big concession of Stanley, has sold nis oPen ditch, and swung the wagon farm, and intends leaving shortly for over the brink., The horses were both Minnesota,, where he has purchased dragged in after it. The .bank was 1 d steep and the bottom soft and miry, and, I tangled up with the harness, tbe horses could not Iree themselves. They were overheated from their long run, and the water and air were cold. Mr. Chapman could not find drawn was 6,130 pciands. where his horses had gone to, and Mr. John Cowan has sold his farm went home for the night. When he on the 3rd concession of Tuckeramith, found them next day both animals were dead from exposure. They were both standing on their feet. but nearly mired in the mud and water. Mr. Chapman sold his farm • . On Friday of last week Mr. Thos. Thorp, of Tuckersrnith, brought to the Seaforth flax mill a load of flax weighing 4,630 pounds, including the weight of , the wagon, the weight to Mr. Towers, of Hibbert, for $6,000. 1.••••••••••••••.., Seaforth, Sept. 19, 1873. A serious epidemic,resembling scar- let fever, has been very prevalent a - recently, and bought a residence in mong children in Egmondville for Listowel, intending to move into the some time. town shortly. He is a hardworking Ovving to increasing business, Mr. and fairly successful farmer, but is sometimes 'apt to celebrate the oc- casion a little too joyously when he meets his friends. The team were worth over $300. Bilious Attack Quickly Cured. A few weeks ago 1 had a bilious at- tack that was so severe 1 was not able to go to the office for two days. Failing to get relief from my family physician's treatment, I took three of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the next day I felt like a new man.—H. C. Bailey, Editor of the News, Chaplin S. C. These Tab- lets are for sale by all druggists. Broa,dfeot has had to put a new and very powerful steam boiler in his plaining mill. The vote on the by-law, granting $10,000 to the London, Huron and Bruce Railway, took -place in Tucker - entail, on Monday last, and result- ed in. a majority of 17 for the by-law. Seaforth, Sept. 26, 1873. In Seaforth, on the .23rd inst., ,Mr. Kenneth McLeod, of Seafortreand Ws Amanda Hannah, of MelCillop, were united in marriage by Rev. Thos, Ooldamith. The members of Fidelity Lodge, L 0. 0. F.., of this village, have pur- chased the corner lot on Main street, 4 Molesworth. adJoining Mr. John Logan's old stand, and intend next summer erect - Married and Aurt.–Mr. William big a, large and handoome brick Brown, one of the pioneers and high- building. The ground floor will be ly 'respected residents of Grey town- fitted up as a store, and the second ship, was married at the Presbyter- floor as a Wage room. While working at the addition ,to Jan manse, Molesworth, on Wednes- day niglet, November 14th, to Mrs. Mr. Broadfoot'e plaining mill, the David Denham, Listowel. The eere- t!)ther day, Mr. David Sproat, of Eg- mony was performed by the epastor, 'rnondville, and Mr. Broadfoot met with Rev. John Burnett, and the ' ..0edding an aeeldent. The scaffold on which was a quiet one. Mr. ann Mrs. Brown they 'Were standing gave way, and took up their residence in. Listowel. they fell to, the ground, a dietance Mr. Brown has lived for many years , of about 23 feet. Mr. Sproat was on the second concession of Grey, and rendered unconscious, and suffered %- made his home there with his sort -in- ' ternal injuries, v,Thile Mr. Broadfoot law until the time of his marriage. not o f with, a sprained ankle, and ewart Bros • "Satisfaaion or you , o ey Back" The unprecedented popularity of our PROGRESS BRAND 0 ERCOATS is substantiated in the fact that we have TWICE been allied to repeat our Fall order to enable us to supply the growing demand for these excellent Overcoats. Never before in the history of our store have we sold. as ,many Overcoats and never before did we sell with greater 'confidence -0°12h ence in the fit, the style, the wear, the linings, the patter s. In a word, absolute confidence in the coat's ability to give the limit of satisfaetion. It costs you nothing to take a conaparing look here, end because we know we have got the best values we invite it. Comparison proves more than columns of talk. Both he and his wife are the reel* a ents of the heartiest good wishes vs town and country. - I da from their many friends both in —Mr. Wm. Brown, the gentlema:n a- , de hove referred to, a few days after , was working, on Teesday last. He taking up his residence in Listowel was taken ill in the afternoon arid met with a very serious accident by died the same evening. Cinadian falling on an icy sidewalk in that town-,- while walkfng along the Main cholera was the cause of death. street hill 'near his home, when his of Scotland, met In Kippen, on Tues - The Presbytery of London, Church foot slipped and he fell, striking his head la heavy blow on the walk. He day, 16th inst., for the induction of was carried to the house and did not Rev. Hugh Cameron into the pettoral charge of Kippen congregation. Mr. and as blood was flowing from an Cameron enters on his- work tinder recover consciousness till next day, ear it was feared that the bursting et most auspicious circumstances. . Dur- a blood vessel would cause serious hag the vacancy a cornmodious.'-brick- .• . manse has ,been, erected. injury. But -his condition is now , greatly improved and his speedy re- covery is expected. . Zurich Notes.—Mr. Henry Magel has gone scratches. Mr. Sproat is in a St dangerous condition. . Stoddard, son of Mr. Stod- d, of Egmondville, died very sue- ty, in Hay township, where he Our Special Black rilelton Overcoat is 11 Here is the top notcher of all Dress Overcoats, made of fine British Melton, rased seams, double stitched with silk thread, substantially lined, silk back% velvet collar, a real fast black, guaranteed to keep its shape. PRICE, $10.00 Seaforth, Oct. 3,, 18184 Wm. Peck, of Stanley, and" - Chas. Mason, of Tuckersmith," have return- ed from the old coiintry. Mr. Peck brought with him three foals and a to Detroit, combining business with one year old colt, heavy draught, al- 'pleasure.—Dr. G. Schoellig, of De- so a foal for Mr. Dixon, of Brucefield. trolt, has been swing his father, Mr. Mason brought with hirn a very who is on the sick list.—The fowl . handsome seven year old Clydesdale busine.ss has been rushing in town : and a one year old colt. for the past two or three weeks, and Mr. Gilbert Thompson has sold his several of our merchants have made farm, on the 13th concession of Mc - large shipments. Ducks, geese and Killop, to his neighbor, Kr. Alex. chickene are plentiful, but turkeys Wright. The farm contains 112 acres, are very searce and also very dear. Many people will have to be eatis- fled, 3vith a goose and duck fdr Christ- mas this year.—Mrs.- Howald, of the 14th concession of Hay, has remov- Every mother who uses Baby's she purchased from Mrs. C. Hey.— Own Tablets for her little ones has a solemn guarantee that this medi- ed to town and occupies the reeldence home with her. son Jacob, has gone eine does not contain any of the Mrs. Howald, sr., who makes her poisonous opiates found in so-called to Nebraska to spend the winter with, "soothing" medicines are liquid pre - her daughter there.—Mr. end Mrs. pratione. These Tablets always do visiting at the home of Mr. R. They vire indigestion, colic, constipae good—they cannot possibly do harm. B. Roth, of New Hamburg. have been I line, Hay.—Mr. Charles Troyer, of tion, diarrhoea and simple fevers, break up colds, prevent croup, expel Schwertzentruber, on the l3ronson Hay, will be in Zurich on Tuesday _ Baby's Own Tablets have done more tend make teethtng easee Hills Green, the tax collector for • ,fforree, township tell, and woe betide those to bring health, happiness and con- tentment to Tittle ones than any next to 'receive the balance of the who do not cash up by that date.—Mr. other medicine known. You. can get returned from a very -pleasant vie- Baby's Own Tablets from any dealer in medicine,or by mail at 25 cents and Mrs. Charles Grebb have receptly verton. They were in the latter place a box by writing The Dy. :Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ora. It with friends in Stratford and Mil - when the first passenger train on and the price paid was $3,600. BABY'S HEALTH. the new Guelph-Goderich branch of Mary A. Wright, Is dead, and her the C. P. R. reached Milverton, and — father, John Wright, and his wife,of there was great reJoicing among the Deseronto, are not expected to live, people of that little town over this as a result of being overcome by sew - important event. — Messrs. Wes. er gas, which escaped from a cellar Merrier and Dan. Oswald have return- drain during the night when they ed after spending the stammer in the were au asleep. The deceased was province of Saskatchewan. — Sacra- about 27 years of age, and her tath- Mental services were held in the er and mother about' /0 years, old. Evangelical church rag Sunday, and He is a Fenian riad veteran. were conducted by Rev. Mr. Wagner, of Berlin.—Mr. Zoseph Lebea,u, who bay resided in St Joseph • for, four or five years, left last week with Olia,pped Wash your hands with warm Water, his family for Edmonton.—Mr. Jae. dry with a towel, and apply Chamber - Hagan, of the Herman. Road, purchas- lain's Salve just before going to bed, ed a, fine three-year-old steer at lerr, 1- and a speedy eure is certain. This Dowson's sale, and the animal was salve is also unequalled for skin dis- ave,ree to leaving its native heath eases. For sale by all druggists. now ,organIzed for. the winter cam80 - en's Tweed Overcoats. A great big generous range of this season's very latest patterns and colors, in choice English, Scotch and domes- tic tweeds, single or doable breasted, with well made ghoul- ders'and close lying velvet or self collars, very newest cheeks and stripes. PRICE $6.50 to $12.00 Corduroy Lined Long Ulster Overcoats • w Corduroy lined heavy Irish Frieze Overcoats, high storm collar, full length, made for storm protection and a stubborn wear, easy to get into, easy when you're in, easy to pay for, hard to wear out, hard to beat. PRICE $7,50 oys' Overcoats, Earkcy and Plain. Tweed and Frieze Long Coat or Reef. er in every style and color, a large assortment. PRICEI froxa $2.00 Up ireteHeit44 el.• SEA.IFORTEE 4