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'PORTANT NOTICES.
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RENT. --To rent, Lot 17t
lop, 1,00. =resin gram
tars.
xIe by February 14,1
t: 2nd door from American
c aFering, teadymade clothing„
stets.zT 1
Cis. The
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d rsi : ne4 1' i ice on Lot St,
;i€zn 3,11. R. S., Tuckersmith, a Thoralmed
&erh fir. al cif payable at tints of service,
).i=ilege of returning if necessary. 1i. HAM._
eaterth- -
and p
.:ist in that line. ee
ss well as Nino' a heas
entitating spAratus. They add mutt
!voice in ft:eL Best material used. ()-
RABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
in liorpurhey, mnfortable brick
with room for 3 horses or 3 head of ea
(sod Pit: Pen. well and puma in stable .
:nd soft, water ; also 3 aeres (Asian& on vitae
Ate eitoicest varietiw of all kin& of trait. It
nosst desirable property for any person wanting a,
sonfortable home. Apply o the Wee or ea-
irev, Seaforth P. 0., JOHN IK) OG
. T11 DOAR:s FOR SALE. —The
signed for sale seven good
mworth Boars abqut two months old, alw
grzide .o.vs with pig. Apply to WM. BUNK
_Elemerie SHEEP AND SHORTHORN CA
ral 'rnorobred Leicester Sheep and Durham OsSISS
of both sexes. Address Egmendvilte P.
engEGIfere,RED STOCK FOR SALE -The
Ili signed offers for sale on Let 27, Concessift
cows with calves at foot, 4 Shorthorn bttlisilblof
mediate seri ice,siredchy imported Prince of _
'tusk Records. Prices moderate, terms easy -
ss.tortu. DAVID IIILL, Staffs. P. 0. 1
A'ITI.E Fell SALE -For sale, the noted '
-bred Aberdeen 'Polled Angus Bull ;
in foal to Lord Huron Also a good _
safe for lady to drive and vsill work
single or double. Will st.11 either for cash or _
Apply on list So, Concession e, siesrisop.
G. 311;RDIE, seaforttt P. 0.
FOR SAI.E,-On Lot Cane
MulillIop, in large or small. quantitift
;plucks:es_ Cedar posts eight or eight and
:feet lone ; anchor postsany size. Any
stuiring barn timber would do well to inqu
For further particulars apply to JOHN McP
Lot 7, Concession 13, Mckallop, Leadbury P. O.
,'SRTITORN CATTLE --Seven first-class yoult-
Hulls, 2 front imported COWS, for sale at mesigs
are prices and on easy terms ; good young cows Mg
tteifers also for sale. All interested are con:1147
'-:dissetice telephone, to farm. Write for
H. SMITH, Exeter.
fORTHORNS.-0- hoice bred bulls and
different ages for sale, bout two dozen
Pricis reasonable. Herd now head
Countssivanus" (569,94). He is got by
peotch bred imported stock on both side0, g
red in-eolor and well set on short legs. T
egisted cows 8r* insured ; others on
Visitors welcome, JOEN ELDER, Re
tol Station.
The west store of the Bell Block, in the
tfensall. Thi4 is suitable for a general store*
aurant, or any business requiring a imps_
store Posseteson can be given at once., A
Thotranda 'lave said this w
eaught cold. Thousands havb
to eure the coed, Thouiande have
Consumptives grave thron„eh nag
Never neglect a f.:0-10 oold. It ean
but one, result. It leaves the t
!wigs, or both, affected.
s tee medieine yea need. It et
:he very foluele en of all throat
eimplainte, re) isvisg or curing
',Adds, Bronchi Pi .A.7e lima, Croup.
It has etood the t est for many yea
p now More rep ra!ly used than ever.
'entai as all the lung healing virtues cif e
,eie tree corni,insd. with Wild Cherry
othes and heals the, irritat
xosene the phlegm and mucotte,
attire .to easily dieloclge tb.e mer
emulations. Don't be humbug
ecepting an irnitetion of Dr. Wood
ray Pine eyrap. It is put up in o Ye
Tapper, three pine trees the trade
Julian J. LoBlanc, 'Belle Cote,
oicee : "I was troubled with a bad
ed revere cough, which assumed au
Ltitucie as to keep me confine:I
they wera an° avail. As a last re
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine S
o bottle mired me completely.
-yeetin _hemi"-zia ennihere, has its Caste
iscosgestion. in is blood pressure—nothing
Matic. At Ieaast, so gars Dr. Shoop, end to
it he hes created a little pink tablet. That
d Dr. Shvou'a Headache Tablet -
Wes'
blet-Moto pressure away from pain enters,
harming, pleasingly delightful. gently,
it surely equalises the blood cereal -
ve %headache, it's blood pressure.
• ttI periods with women, aamo MOM
leepless. restless, nervous. it's Mood
or Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablets sten I
_ and the tablets simply distribute
blood pressure.
your finger, and doesn't it fest red, and
raJri YOU? Of course it does. It's con -
blood pressure. You'll find fewheee Pain
. tes simply Common Sense.
V.5 cents, and cheerfully recommend
PERFECTION
1kii : Bede:,
.x€ T ?PP:VI ; i.N01 :T::
MAT.iiL .la3i•
DISTRICT MATTERS.
Died in TiecketerolleteeeAfter a few
bays illness of eu'ln#nia, Urea 'T.
'epper . parsed away / Sunday,
April 284i31, at her Immo inck -
3lnibh at the age Of 52 yeeree She
was a true friend, a loving wife and
kind !mother, the ha'ppinees of wiaose
me and the high esteem of whose
eriendo reflected thy, influence of her
many admirable Traits or character.
Td the !surviving friends, particular-
ly the sold stricken: husband- and
.lankly We offer our heartfelt sym-
pathy in this_ dark hour of heavy: sor-
Tower no`ther ofd and highly es -
'teemed resident of Tuckeremit'h has
crossed the 'bar, in. the person of
Willia�mi Leitch. Deceased, who had
attained tbe age of 77 yea'rs,, had
been in declining -heath for some
time, but the immediate eauae of his
ties th was old age. -
Headache
Tablets
CHAS. ABERHAR
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Ne w tore
For New uoods
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and Trout. ' These are yery scarce, but are extra
fGETABCE-
Lettuce, Ceier,v, Cabbage, Carrot/3, Beets, Par
tops and Turnips always on hand.
Fan fifEAr—
We buy nothing but the best quality in Beef,
PoCk and Lamb In this departIneut. We have
extra fine prices.
CORED( HEArs—
Ham, Baeon, Breakfast Bacon m1111;119 always
n hand.
COOKED MEATS—
Ra• gland Ham.
fre• sh and good.
KRUSf)E BROS.,
0../MMERCE BLOCK — 'PHONE 06
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have stood the test tor over so years,
and are still in the lead. Their absolute
certainty of growth', theirmicontraonfy-
large yields of delicious vegetables andi
beautiful flowers, make than the mosf
reliable and the most popular every-
where. Sold by aIl dealers, SIM
Seed Annual free on request. -
Windsor, Ont.
1-1 " there are that get no r9 -
TIRED freehment from sleep.
They yake in the morn -
when. they went to bed.
They have a dizzy sensation in the head,
the heart palpitates; they are irritable
and nervous, weak and worn out, and
the liglatest household duties during the
day seem to be a drag and aeburden.
MILBURN'S HEART
AND NERVE PILLS
. are the very remedy that weak, nervous,
tired out, sickly women need to restore
them the bkssings of good health. I
' They give sound, restful sleep, tone uP
1 the oerves, strengthen the heart, and
,make rich blood. Mrs. C. McDonald,
:Portage la Prairie, Man., writes: "--.1 WAS
tioubled with shortness of breath, palpi-
tation of the heart and ;weak spells. I
ot four boxes of Milburn's Heart and
rve Pills, and after taking thein I wna
completely cured. t,
Price 50 cents per box or ttree boxes
for $1.25, all dealers or the The T. elite,.
bUill Coe Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Yon cannot possibly have
a better Cocoa than
A delicious drink and a sustaining
food. Fragrant, nutritious and
economical. This excellent Cocoa
maintains the system in robust
health, and enables it to' resist
winter's extreme cold.
'Sold by GroCers and Storekeepers
When sweets"
a
lose their sweetness
and _" su-bstaintials,"
their charm—there are
always OON S
PERFECTION
CREAM SODAS to
coax back
the appetite.
I,o YOU
know how
crood the
are?
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InEn-R-TpAjORIBIITY
QUALITIES OF THE
F1511 BRAND
POMMEL
SLICKER
Make it
First Choice
of' the rnnn
Wjao Knows
EVERY GARMENT
GUARANTEED -
IP YOUR DEALER /S OUT
OF ram ORAN& acwr
CHANGE YOUR 161/N11. ivAve
HIM GET mem OR SEND .
ORDER AND PINCE' TO GiSt
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5 /0
e Trust
octors
Itlyo ' are sufering from
i pure blood, thin blood, de-
biity, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Aye;r's Sarsaparilla, , the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
11nioss there is daily action of the bowels,
poisonous products aro absorbed, causing head>,
ache, biliousness, nausea dyspepsia, and thus
preventing the Sarsaparilla front doingits beat
work. Ayer's Pills are liver pills, AO gentiY,
all vegetable,
A Painful Accident. -The Stratford
Beaton or last week says: eelteilliam
Scott, cattle buyer aod farmer, who
residue about four - lentos north of
Tuesday afternoon, orhich necessit-
ated the amputatiori of the thumb
oft the right hand at the fireb
341r4 &Ott was driving through
Stratford, leading a 'horse which he
lied Just purchased. • -While driving
past St. James chnrch, another rig
° evhith he was endeavoring- te 'page,
backed into `his own vehicle, We/t-
enet-1g the borse which Mr. Scott was
' leeding. The horse jumped backward,
around' Mr. Scott's thumb, from, his
liand and ran down the road. Mr.
Scott upon looking at his hand, discov-
ered the thumb hanging down at the
first joint, broken by the suddetrit
jump of the horse. He at once.drove
' one se tae city doctors, where the
ithuroo was amputated. Mr. Scott re-
turned; to his home the following
Morning. The wound. Was very pain -
'fun and it will likely be some time
Ibefore he win be able to ose his hand
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MR. 4. E. PETERS
President of the Record Form ry an
'Maclaine Co., of Moncton, N.B., /
and Montreal, P.Q.„
Mr. A. E. Peters was one of the original
incorporators of this business in 1882, when
it was reorganized into a joint-stock com-
pany.
Perhaps the Records Foundry and Ma-
chine Co. are known in more homes in
Canada as the Inanufactisrass of the cele.
brated " Penn Esther" ranges and a Ad.
miral " and " Calorific furnaces', than
for any other reason. Their ," Penn
Esther range is of the highest poseible
merit, and a standard to be followed by
every other stove manufacturer in the
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An InfailibAe Cure
For Sprains, Ringbone, Splint, Curb,
Sweeney, Lameness and Soft Bunches,
Ctires has no equal..
blosixaisassiP,Q., Sept. 72, NZ,
"1 have the care of a number of horses
and have used yowl remedies, which
Be prepared --keep Kendall's always in
the stable, Our book "Treatise on the
Horse " f ree from dealers or
Si a befils-0 lot
Kendall Cos
Enosburg
26
Wingham
nusiness
:write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prinp
JOHN BEATTIE
Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prod
arties for sale or to rent, among which Is a good
rounding lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No.
i6, East Ward, in George Sparling's Survey, Seaforth,
which MS be sold on reasonable terms. Insures=
effected, debts collected and loans made on satisfac-
tory security at reasonable rates. Call and see,
snd be convinced. Late Division Court Oillse,Sea
forth 2019.sf
LONDON LIFE
-Ono of our up-to-date plans -a 10 payment, 20 year endowment -
guarantees $1,000 and profitse notwithstanding the foot that the
last four payments are elinuna,ted. The premiums on this new
Policy remain identical with those of the leading Arterican com-
tpaniee, which 'call for twenty continuous annual payiwnits.
W. H. ROBINEiON, InspeCtor, Seaforth.
sssast
What Perth County' Doing. -The
Lifetowel.Banner *of Oast week sayer:
"The road and ibridge committee oe
the- Perth County Council melt be
Stratford, oo Tuesoley of last week,
4 the call ot -Warden Hacking. A
dratt by-law, under the yeeentlY 'Passe
County' Solicitor McPherson, aOd ,this
was opproved eheecommittee. The
ileyelaw is drawn 011 'the oleo, of eaett
municipality he the county, includingi
Itewns and villages, deeiding upon thee
,amount they einfeb to eXpend en good
reads, ells amount to be raised by a,
special eery itb,e county mullein
and expended under 'nee direction ok
(the county engineer. The Oy.iave re-
quires !tee approval cif the Depart.
merit at !Toronto before tt tan be' pub
into effect, and MT. Hacking and Mr,
McPherson went down to Toronto 'on'
Tuesday of this week and laid it be -
fere the officials of the Department.
The Department was willbeg to ao
doge any practical odherne for: the
uestion 'bedng as to whether the. by-
law as droned conformed with the
Ate. Tae 'Warden ehowed that it wee
!the -only !plan that was at all practi-
cable in the county, and thet it was
the only one that the county eouneil
Minieter of Public Works, went oh.
er the metter with the' deputation
'and was favorably dispofged towardmi
ehe by-law, and :promised to !eve a
definite answer as to whether. 'the de -
!pertinent could appeove orArt, on the
folio -wine! Monday.
Piles get quick 'ma eertain"rellee
from Dr. Shoop's Ma.gic Ointment.
Please note it is made alone for Oleo,
and its attion is posietve and certain,
Itching, !painful, protruding or blind
;piles disappear. like magic by its use.
cents. Sold 'by C. Aberhort, druggist,.
In The Olden Days.
Interesting sketches of the early
days of ,,Seaforta and vicinity,
taken from the files ef Tne Ex-
posi tor.
Seaforth, Sept. 3, 1876.
A little daughter of Mr. Ileory
Jackson,. of Egenondville, was on
Tuesday leen severely scalded ay
falling over a .pcit of 'Polling water.
Mr. Cornelius •Cosens., Prother of Mr.
Nathaniel Cosens, of Tuckersmith, died
in. d- North Carolina., reeently froth
On Friday evening last as an ex-
cursion trail _from London was re-
turning' from Goderich, one of the
'passengers met with a painful occi-
stopped! bere and 4 nuneber of mew
!got off. ;While attempting to get (m
again while the train was in Motion
one of them fell into the cattle
Iguardi 4 the Main -street crosslog and
'the, wheels of the car passed. over !.his
atm at the wrist.
Seatorth, Sept. 10, 1876.
The tax rite for this year will be
1,6'inills on the dollar. The total ex-
Pendtturee .are estimetecl at $1,428,
and the receipts for the year Ot $2,.
100.
Mr. Robert ince/1111am,, of MeKillop,
arrived' home from his trip to Scot-
land- on Wedneleclay east. Onethe trip
over they bad quite an exciting ex-
oerieooeJ The ship etruck 'an ice
terg and for a, time it looked as
though the vessel would sink. '
The second of lt•he series of bate*
Seaforth and the Bed Stocking's of
Listowel, for the championship, -took
!place on September 4th, at LiEttowel,
resulting, in a victory for Seaforth by
nouns to 24.
Searartio Sept 17, 1875.
Mr. Francis Fowler, Ire of the
Huron read, Hullett, met with a bad
aecident an Saturday left. His son
'was eating oeas, when Mr. Fowler
got this foot in front of the guards of
the mower, and the knives cut a very*
serious wound in ibis lege
At the reffidence of the oride's fath-
er,' an Septeneber ante by Rev. ee.
Barr, Mr. Elliott Throw, of Blue -
vale, was united in rnorrie.ge to Mies
Helen B. Scat, fourth daughter ef
On Friday hest as Mr. James Smillice
of Tuckersmith, Was -driving to Seae
forth, be met with- an accident Ae
by 3.Sir.Ly €o.,Zowell,
L15o SAnu eturorG of
7- IIAIR VIGOR.
er4AGUE' CURE;.
cIii;Rgy PECTe
We b4ve no aoorotai i we pubi1ah
the formu.ss of Ml our maaiialne2.
SN.
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!twee, :he Stars, of Seaforth, and tbe
Ree ,ockings, of Listowen. was play-
ed e the Agricultural Grounds, in
Sesehrtio on September 18th, result-
ing, in a, victory for the Staee
36 'to 24. This gives the Stars the
championebip of tae counties of Hu-
ron, Bruce, Grey, Welaington, foie
Perth, and the silver cup.
A painful and fatal ateldent occurred
in Goderich township on Saturday
last. John Sterling, of tne 4th con-
cession, was ossleting nis brother in
scaffold in the moW, pitching sheaves,
when the waffold broke and he fell
onto the machine, and before the
horses eould be eitopped his arm -and
shoulder were drawn into the eylith
dereand torn from his body. He diedi,
in about eight minutes.
Messrs. Thee. Smite/era and 020.
7o1;bugheio a fell wheat in 80- minutes,
on -the fa,rrn of Mr. Win. becelichael,
Seaforth, Oct, 1, 1875.
' At the eesidenee or the `hridees mo-
ther, township ofElast Zorra, Oxford
C01.1711tY, Uri Septeraer 28th, Mr. John
B. Henderson, oe Tuckerstnith, was
united in rriarriege to Agnes, third
daughter of the late George Stewart.
The Canada- Preebyterian chureh
people have pirrehaded the cottage and
lets 'belonging to Mr. James Darling,
Mr. Thos. Mellis, who has been in
Ithe employ oe Mr. Wm. Grassie, for
th.e !past three years, has taken, pos-
seseion of !the eblacksrilithing busi-
ness in Kippen, 'formerly carried on
by MT; Jetin Cooper.
efr. Jelin •Wilsen, of Silver Creek
farm, near Seafortia left Friday
goes in. the 'hope 'bonefitting his
aVm. Davis, son of Dirr. Charles
Davis, of 'the Half -way House, 14 -
met with a. painful accident
on Friday of last week, He was drill -
on' !the farm of Ur. R. Smillie, when'
ha get °hire ;foot caught in elle pinion, of
the -machine, and it was so 'badly in-
jured! that it had to be amputated.
Jebn Kyle has sold his farm,
CM the Oth concession of Ilullett, to
Mr. Anthony Laweon, of Godefieh,
township, for $4,400. efe. Kyle in-
tends moving with Ois familY to Sea --
Stanley.
No. 14 SchooI.-The following /5 the
April monthly report for sehool 09C-
ition No. 14, Stanley. The names air
in order at merit : Fifth elass-Ete
tie Jarrett, Edwin Gemmell, N.
Jones. FoitOth A -Murray Fisher,
James Jai -rat, Agee Gemmel. leourtO
Sarah Itathwell. Jr. third -Lola, nett -
well, A. Jones, II. Fisher. Second B
-W. MeBeatio A. MeMu.rtrie, G. Mc-
Kay. Firet Tart -Anna Fisher, .Wil-
lie Cooper. The 'best spellers in the
monthly spelling matches were:In.
elurray nether ; Junior Third, Herbert!
Kehl ; second, a, Atena, Hood ; second,
Let me send you° free for Catarrh,
just to prove merit, a, Trial aloe pox
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It is
a. snow white ereamy, healing antis-
eptic oalm. Contains such healing.
mol, Menthol, etc., it gives instaint
and lasting !mike to Catarrh of the
nose and ithroae. Make the free Wet
and see for yourself what this pre -e
para•tion can and will aceomplieh. Ad-
dress Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wie. Laree
jars 50 cents, Sold by C. Aberhart,
druggist, Seaforth.
MoKillop
School Report. -The following are
'the marks obtained by the 'pupils of
school Election No. fe for the month
of April ; Sr, III -Annie Klein 80,
Joe Klein 74, Vincent DIllo'o 69, Jr.
III-eFrancis Nolen 64, Maggie SlOalt
68, May Nolan 41. Sr. II -George
Se/Ammer 78, Loretto Curtin '75, Wm.
Kerr 65, Lillie Gordon 69, Marjorie
Nolan 49,, Mary Sloan 45, Flossie Ken-
nedy 31, James Sloa.n 20. Jr. II -
Norman Dillon 61, Gordcm, Kennedy
64, Owen Glynn 63, Tom Purcell 61,
Part II -John Kerr 76, John Murray
54. Class- 1-Agneer Curtin 84, George
Klein 72, Tom Moylan 66. --Pearl R.
-The airere bdonging to Angus
Munn, of Dutten, were struck Py
lightning on Monday afternnon and
'were completely destroyed by tire,
together with all the grain., bay and
implements thereto. The loss in ese
timated at over $1,000.
-len hotel -keeper in Port Huron,
opPoette Sarnia, was recently fined
$180 for keeping his bar open on
aunday. The notel-keeper asked to be
allowed! 24 hours to pay the fine, but
the judge refused. That is the way
Ploy do things in Uncle SILM7/3 WW1,
—Kathleen} May Hsaidieit the four-
year-oldtclaughter of Mr. George Hand-
ley, a, farmer, Diving' inear Odell, UV
Middlesex county, was frightfully
turned while 'playing around a bon-
fire in her faitheree yard. No one
noticed her until she- began to scream,
All her hair and clothee were singed
the Egmondvine bridge- the horse goe- off. 'She is not likely to recover.
frighltenect and 'packed over the em-;
but fortunately trio damage was done.:
lamp 4.110 rimier
Seafeeethe Sept. 24, 1876.
The third theanpionship gable 'be-
-The Provincial Goverinoent hes de-
cided to award the following gratui.
tie's! in the Edueaticgoal Dapartment:
'TO Professor McLelland, principal _of
ttihe Normal •School at Hamilton,. who
has !teen 44 years in Educagionat
pe'rvica, $4,000. Mr. J, .
2g yeah Irmo for or 'high: sehoo
$3,000. To the family ot the late W.
H. Jenkins, for six years regieetary
oi' ;the *dhzoational Departnzetnit, $1,e
000. .
-At t'he !assizes in St. Thornag, last
week a 'verdict for' $8,000 was brought
in in the case of Mrs. Mary 3. Pat-
Utersotz•, widow of Archibald Patter-
Polo of 'the township of A1tieete',
who suet the 1 Ichi4am Central for
$6,000 for !the death 4t her =1Tu brand
on acrossing he Rodney lest Dece{ne
Per. i A
4..11115. Albert Henderson, of Sar-
nia, was severely shocked toy light-
ning, during an electric storms which
!passed over the city on Monday. Ap-
'pacen°tly .the lightrdng entered -by
way of the chimney, as it tore ,the
tops off the stove ante ripped up a
section of the flooring. Mrs. Hender-
son was knocked: frons a chair lay the
shock.
-George D. Wood, -head oe. the
wholesale hardware firm of George D.
Wood & Co., of Winnipeg, diad last.'•
week. He was 48 years old, and was
born in Hamilton, Gat., being a eon
o4 the late Senator A. T. Wood. He
survived by a widow and six chil-
dren.
-
-Mr. Wm. McIntosh, a well-known
farmer, who lived in Lobo town-
ship, t^Middlescx ' county,, near Van -
nick,' committed suicide last week.
McIntosh had apparently 'been; in his'
usual good health, taut on the morning
oil 'his suleide he rose at an early hour
and shortly after breakfast Went to
the" barn, where •about nine ;o'clock
he woe found; dead. The man had
!thrown' a ropeever a -beam, and fast-
ened the nooze around his ,neck, had
swhng 'himself clear of the platform
on! which he VIa3 standing. His Boni
discovered ,the body, which was still
warm:, and assistance wad summoned,
but life wa.s 'extinct, Deceased :bad
shown (no signs of melancholia, !bulb
it: ire possible that he had been worry-
irig , over a debt: that isoMe months
age( 'he had contracted.
-efr. :W, T. R. Preston, who has
recently returned from `South Africa
says that after carefully studying
the commercial condittbns of South
Africa he had= tome 'to the conclusion
that the market was all worth culti-
vating an an extensive scale. If the
Canadian merchants and manufactur-
ers will take advantage of the oppor
tunnies now offered, and which will
undouotedly Abe aecentuated in the
near 'future, and not allow, corripeti-
tion from- the tnited States and Ern
opean countries to get a Mart, there
ie Flo reason why there 'should not
be an enormous development of 'Can-
adian !trade throughout 'the Britl3tb
possessions in South J3 frlea.
-Several important changes :have
recently teen made in connection 1
with the Sovereign Bank of iQanieda,
general agencies of Which are doing
'business iri !the county of Huron,
Mr. Alneiliue Jarvis was 'cfteeted -a
director and "becomes the new :oree'i- .
dent in the 'place of Mr. liatadolpl
Maedonald . ol, Toronto, who. hays re-
signed.
e -signed. M!r. D. ?'L Stewart, they Gen-
eral' Manager, resigned froni; the
Vice< Presidency and directorate, and
efr1 J. H. Duero, of London, England,
was elected to succeed him as a el-
rector. The change win make_ the
bank more directly, a Toronto finan-
cial institution. For some 'time it has
been vrideatetood that Me. 3. Pier-
pone
ier-po'n ' Morgan, the powerful finabe1 ict
of New York, aid 'his assodates 'have
been acquiring a firmer bold on !the
stock _ of. the ba ik in coneunction1
with the Dresde(ior Bank of Ger-
many.Having 'become heavily inter-
ested,, it is further stated Mr. Mor-
gan desired that some modification
should' be effected in the !policy of
the tank. The changes now made
and those that may take place t:a,te'r
&re apparently the. result of this
purpose.
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TORTtTRING RHEUMATISM
Suffered for Five Years-Curod by Dr.
William's' Pink Pills.
Agonizing pains, sornitimes tie mie
part of the body, sometimes an-
other:, mere often bi the ba,ck gr
joints --that's r•henmatism. gob
makes the ; disease worse -increases
',have cured thousands. They mired
Mee Hprace Plante, of Sorel, Que.,. of
a, mole aggravated case of rheurnat-
„ism: What they did for Mr. Plante
was seized with rheumatism'. walk-
ed as if my ,boots were filled with
ee'bblee. The pains, storting int MY
feet, spread to all parts of tive tody;
my back and joints became affected;
For 'upwards or ive yeas I suffered,
confined to bed, hardly able to
move. Nothing seemed to help me.
I despaired of ever, being well again.
By good chance Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills were 'brought to my attention,
-and I decided !to try them, I got
sbc 'boxes -before they were gone I
gradually came back, till now do
non feel the, least pain -I am totally'
crued. It was a_..surprise to • my
friends to see rile on the street again -
well and strong after five years of
torture. They wetted Ito know what
brought about the ehonge. I told
ithem Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, for
look no other medicine once began'
{their use, Rheumatic -sufferers 'eve
Dr., Veilliams' Pink Pills a fair trial,
they will ourely do 'for you what
they did for ree.”
It; is in the blood-itoor blood -
that sucb troubles as rheurnotiem,
indigestion, dizzinesee heart 'palpita-
tion, aneemia, weakness fend a host
of other diseases find their root. It
IS 'the bleed. that Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills act on. They make it pure,
etch, red and bealth-giving, That is
Why they enTO all the common. ail-
ments of everyday life. Soldee by
drugents or by mail at 50 eeffs a
tox onesix boxes for $2.50, frone The
Dr. Williams' Medicine Co,, Brock-
ville, Ont.
-On Friday night, April 26th the
citizens of Stratford, gave a *pieratuee
in the 'city ball to their senior eta
jirnior 'hockey teams who had.
won the senior and juier champion-
ships of Ohe 0. II. A. The hall was
packed sand great enthusiasm prevail-
ed. After a• musical performance the
Mr.,; Francis Nelson. sporting editor
of the Glebe. The Mayor on behalf of
the city 'presented the seniors with
diamond oings and the juniors with
gold watches. Speeches were even -
by old hockey enthusiasts and there
Messrs. Farquharson and Choweet,
the managers, were !presented 'by the.
;citizen/5 With a, diamond stud and a
handsomest& case reepectively. After
this part of the programme was over
refreahments were served end then fen
informal dance was - Indulged la by
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your ignorance in the matter may possibly be ting you.
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As for Style
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t so many
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or Price
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