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11, Iratre to th nienthr Ot.
eeernben based, on. Eaten nee, .;
:--tuality and weeklyexam thins. The
hlame,e are In tier oftitteg t y *glop.
ilt ' Win. aylor.
let LV-Josie'EalhfielsOh.=Greta
eThitiatbf11sch.
Wfllie CArrephen,
Todman,.. Adolph ..Radotir.'
Oline, Greeta Said*"
oar, Agnes Chiteette''Ps
Senior 11-eeHarerty .Taylee;-
Our,wrnaam jenelsom
lort _ Part, - SentoreaStuay
st paid 4 hues
one needs somethin
mate and znaintzurt
&th for the daily
of duties.
ere is nothing better
an Ai --r Porter, the
y and' nierit of -which
been attested by
ists, physicians and
ts_ at the great exhilo--
s.
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bdn O= kas
torte g.0 tt..fte
rt and Nemo
PiiIs
art paw -ton of womm sata ealg
th set_ th* share of miery.
:nervousness and palpitation,
„eis.ar, and fainang sports, vb.:lb eel*
is a. general collnpeo ei the ay -41W
lee" and Nerve Ms tweet ame
atea? teeart and make be&
mesa', create new red blood armee
Impart tat, ones of bizay047
1.st ttott result c re.**ea --
. Donohue, Cala, Ont.a-eiagelser
year 1 -VMS troubled with Aserfreislaw
art trouble - 1 decided to Ora
=ea _Nerve Pals a trial, and leftelk
ixeta fteemd I completely erstreak
intrmaewl them to my fricieW
nts pm• box or three boxes for lila:
"or The T. Kilburn Co., Limited
EXPERTS
the most complete la
ntdaeture91 fine Wiser
yes need help, don*
atagee of our free ce
olabsts have made
time of its doh* by
rr for many yarststii
up-tc-dats optetnerrAfra
re and. safe, an1 steeped**
the ytene - 4
tie unlock the, seeretacct siesit
and waste matt= frau Ow
give tons and vitailV*e 13set
stinal tract, curing C..ezewitivaW
aladlt,Che BM:mmas, Denier's
Togn, Feel Breat.% Zstaziw
and Water Breeke
Wodstook, write= -
Alia enyealef have ed. 74141 -
Liver Pills for * netenbM'
think wo cannot do vrittu*
Are the only plis we eves
or five bfettiee ILA;
or iirwt on reeeelipt a -
tec�, tiraiee*: Taeatte
LONDONL
ONTAIUtit
treatralerit of disase*
men a specialty.
OU NEED
s, ubbrs,.
ear, &e,
Una
pest. prices you will
e. Highest price& forttp
stoe
ERT CLARKE,
chant, CONSTAN
Bite:AGIT for 1907
GOVENLOOK Ber*
P10.
WAN, Councillor, ar0$
DWELL, Counatior, BMW
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. ount:Alter, Nintthro.
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Councillor, Beechwodill.
MURDIE, Clerk, .Winthrl
11, Treasurer, Beare
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HANNON, 3. P., Sara
Yfirithrop 0.
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I 11 -golt-skut.
O.A.XTLE—Severt ersteolisis young
butte, A from iMported coWs for eale at moier-
ee pefetealtncl on easy terms ; good young ewe Mial
beifeie also, for sle. interesteelaro codi.a117 b.
vit• AO 'aspect the herd: Faroe adjohis Own long
leatie telephone te form. Write lor catalogue.
. 19.84
OMER WEEP ANDBRORTHORN CATTLE
IJ O1 SAT -The undersigned has for We sew-
orobredLeiceeter Sheep and -Durhm Cattle
eaf both, emcee-. Aeldrets EgmondvilloP. Oa -or apply
at !arta Mill Road, 51010.m/h. IZOBERT OKAA.et.
VMS 44 ONS. _ _ 137241
affoRTORNS.---Choice heed bulls and %melee of
different ages feule, bout two &mete Wee -
arena Price:3- reaonable. 'ed now headed by
ountybrouns" (5690.0). tie is- got by tbe' beet
ootelelired iniported atook on both aide, glosaydie
KA bcolor, and well set on &orb iega Tenni!. :--
aegistd. COWS $S insured ; .others on application
taVisiteis welcome. JOHN =Ell latea-1- P. O.
'Nand Station. a 11986 -t1
-101t S-ALE—fifty acres of laud in heft -
he north half of Lot 13, on the 12thconceit
on.lit is Welt watered by a living apting making
itI wellatited for pastar, -Will he sold, on easy
terms. -epply toitlffOMAR SWPSON, Lot la Con-
ession:101 Maillop or to 13k 2-31, Stratford,' Ont.
208241
PERT! FOR SALE. — For eale ab BOboro,
Moliillop, eight aeree *Hand, ou whicb is
good brie& limeee just been rebuilt, and. /heated by
turnace ; ,good 4biet and implement house; also
good hen house and °macre fenced off with poultry
netting: This is a mostalesirable property fee a re
tirstIionner, orlor fralt or poultry farm. It is only
• niJea from Reaorth. Apply on the Femises -or
oddrets Seoforth P.. O. JOHN 2080,tf
IIIPORX.ANT NOTIOES.
EsVY SHRP.—Four sheep strayed into the
remises of Thomas Stples, Lot 1, Concession
10, 'Lille* Owner can ha.ve i3tul by :Ayilltfr ex-
pense. . 2086x5
OR SALE.—A good frame barn 40 x 60. For ful,
particulars apply to CHARLES GORMLEY
Lot 23, Concession 7, Hibber, or St. Columbaa P. V
- 2089x3
AIV FILINO.—Saw tiling done well or no py,
KY and on short hoiee. HUGH WILLIAMS, one•
door West of Feanondville Cemetery. 2080-1
HORTLIORN BULLS FOR. SALE. --The under*
eigaed offere for sale on Lot 27, Con. 8, Hibberts
-the Stock bull, Prince of Banff ; four
onntt bulls fit for service. The above stock will
be sehl reasonable for cash or time to snit the buyer..
Visitots weleom. DAVID TT.T, Staffer P. O.
2065-tf
getTIt,A 21 HEIFER—Came into the prezniees cif
1'.1 the undersigned, Lot 3, Concession 4, AfeEil-
• about :November, a two-yeareold heifer, The
owner can have the same by proving property and
paying. charges. JOR"Pll GIVLIN, Beechwood.
2089-3
CATTLE WANTED: -2 -The undersigned is prepared
to take in n mnber.of cattle to feed for • the
:Older. Good stabling and plenty of water. Farm
Is two and a half miles south of Zurich, in the town-
-skip of Hay. For partioulare apply cin the farm or
address E.. BRODEIU, Wept,. . 2089-2
'DUL CALVES FOR SALE.e.---Per sale three good
Shorthorn letill'ettives ranging from, 10 to 16
months. All red in color and from the eatrya.best
and most fashionable mains. , Two are from ha -
ported "Trumpeter" and the other from imported
44 Golden Emir" Apply on Lot 21, Concession
Tnekersmith, or Seaforth P. G. A.-nd 3. BROAD -
OOT. • - • 20384!
. B. lICI.EAS adustable, radiating dust
VY and fireproof stovepipe thimbles are the lat-
est in that line, econoraiml, clean, safe and durable,
as well as being a heat conveying, regulating .ard
verikibitiag apparatus. They add comfort and save
eoc enee in fuel. Best-materil wed. Ordersby
mil nromptly filled, wholesale or retaiL WM. B.
MelellIN„ Rensall„ Oat, Manufaeturer. 20444!
ix ACRE FAF.ill FOR _SAT.E.-.For sale, Bag
half Lot 7, Concession 9, Tackersmith, eon-
taining- 50 acres. It is all cleared but two acres; 30
acres seeded down. There ie a good bank ham and
good frame house. The fariri is well watered and in
good °audition. it -la 6 trilles from Seaforth and one
mile from a school, For further particulaxs, apply
on the preuaises, or address ROLAND or ALEX..
KENNED, Egmondville 1'. 0. 20664f
LIVERY BUSIINESQ FOR SALE
For sale, a -first close livery business in Seaforth.
Geod rigs all in fast °lase conditioo, and good horses.
Good business done. Proprietor going west.
.20K AKYRItrWBROS.
NE1VVANTED'' '
- throughout United States and onnria to
in every locality
,
advertise oar goods, taating up show cards
ntrees, fences., bridges, and all conspicuous places ;
iftributing small advertising matter. Commission or salary
sso a; month and expenses $3.50 a day. EbeadY einl36-
leittent- to good reliable- men. We lay out your work for
ROIL Nd arperience needed. Write for particulate.
SAO MEDICINAL ca., London, Ontario, Canada
Great Clearing Sale
now going on at the
Seeorth Tea Store.
will sell for the next 15 days
air kinds of choice roceries,
provisions, china, crockery and
glasware at greatly reduced
prices. - I have 6 very heavy
stok, and wish to clear out
$2,000 worth of goods within
the next 15 days. My stock is
all new and fresh and will sell
for cash at prices that cannot
be replaced at the present time
Iv
mate Thoe.
040 III—
gill's Bad-
Charette.
Pant -ad-
rne Tay -
Hendrick,
Mabel Wilon. Part I Ju lora-Enitly
Bedw," ;..Tellette .0harette —Helen
Sparks," teacher.
Su4rise
Every bpi of OCao
Cream Sodas y o
find a new deli le
hi` mks.
When you want
give your ap
RsuIs
tea Perfe d=
en—you win
ese
tY
91
PerfectionrianiSolas
L 1
clluiveuiediren
great success, and,
rentedy for- Spas,
etc. „
A.ecept no sub tat
for k. 'Write for f ee
book --"Treatise on the
Or. 2.1, KENDALL CO:, E
e our
-Nor e
eidth
Spaeth ure— -
eouereiabIe
cure fo all
Bone D*
Swelling
leamene
.4'A= OR
CittfeiMa 3
pavin Cur -with
It an ;awqellent
P• er,
• 1Innsay.
Ix a bottle -6
pyiof our great
orse." - 26
FOS, Vennstf.,1131.
Mone•y t Imeitd
At Lowest gates •n F rm Mo1,tgage
Apply to J. L Koran, Seafort.
2086-26
E YOU
UPTUREM
El. OUR PRICES
10 lbs. sulphur, 25c; 10 lbs. salts, 25c;.
relied oats, 8 lbs. for 25o; 10 lbs. corn
meal, 25c; 3 lbs. new currants, 250 ; 8
lbs. new raisins, 25e;- 3 lbs. best
prunes, 25c; 4 lbs. dates, 25e ; 2 lbs.,'
roasted coffee, 25c'maple syrup, 250
per quart; (there N'aptha, sdap, 25c;
el bars Comfort soap, 2.5c. ; 6 bars Bee
Hive soap, 25c; 2 cans salinon, 25c; 6
boxes sardines, 25o; 2 lbs. of clover
hitt, 25e. Freeh butter, eggs,chese
and'Ingersoll cream cheese always in
Mock. Cereals of all kinds, cured
meats, bologna, pork sgusage and
Labrador herring ; syrups and black
etrap, best flour, aples, turnips and
potatoes; Oartadian and American
eoahoile also a new stock of sohina,
crockery, glassware and. lamps All at
reduced prices.
A. G AULT, Seaforth
OP.
Logs Wanted
The undersigned is prepared to pay the- highest
toh- -price for an unlimited quantity of first-class
Soft Ehn, Rock Elm, Basswood, Maple, •Beeh, Ash;
Hemlock and Oak Logs, delivered at the Sealorth
Saw and Stave Mill. To be cut in oven length, ex-
cept soft elm ; soft. elm to be cut 11, 13 and 16 feet.
WM also buy Bassweod Heading Bolte, 40 inohes
tong, at $3.50 per cord deltvered. Will, also buy tim-
ber by measureineht or by bulit'in bush. Special at-
atennteteiotin. paid toustolo swing. -Satisfaction glY/r.
2086-18 W. AMENT, Seaforth.
Me F. rKA
Caada's Great
COR. QUEEN & VICTORIA
On Irrosses, Asdominal
Suporters, Suspensor-
ties,Blastie Stockings,
Shoulder Braces, and
all kinds of RUBBER
GOOD. We are the
'igest dealers in Sic
rtoora Supplies in Ca
add. ;Write for -0
logae. Our rrlcee a
60 per cent 1 ijer th
any other hoi se. •
A.cidress
N CO., L Mite
t Medicine Ri use
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the best Bread—ithe whitest
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"Order a can N•etf—so y
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Dublin.
The Latekriss
was again - cast overoar v
wolat -readied here of the -d
Lent --Lareter of Hilbert,
peacefully twee en Dec
Deeased- was of a bright
disposition arid was belo
whothadthe plesure' of
Although in talltng heal
time she bore Tier: suff
great patiendee Until at
angel of • death bore her
betterelamd. lea -fes t
ioe beeldes: eist.rearthig
;$0,teepla t heme
letet, ;Ms, M. . Cylie an
111ellyi both oft- Hibbert, -
extendd; the' heartfelt ' s
the; conmunittr.
sa giOnra
liage when
ath of -Vis
ho ',emend.
mber 12th..
rid amiable
ed •by all
eeting her.
for sorrier
Ings with
length the
away' to a'
ma% her
V ler, one
and two
Mr. Ja.
o Whoox 10
nipathy of
Blake.
Our Sehc.i.-The folio ng Is the
Decemitet report of [Union School No.
Stanly; 'IV—Isabel Ma on, Pearl
Zapfe, Flossie -Cepling.
Brennerrnan, John. Benne man, „Mikle
Kennel. llaat.A.nnie Brenne mn, Pearl
McBride, Emma Bechler. lib—ophia
Oesch, Edmund Oesch, Joh A. Meyers -
Part II—Nancy 13rennerIne. , Rey Md -
Bride, Clara Zape. Par. .
Finlay, Clarence Hall, .1 eno Oeseh.
.be following • shows t le • _relative
standing of the putebe o ti e entrance
class based on a test .xa i nation giv-
en at the close , a the ter. : Thoznae
.Sherritt 75 per cent., Mary Douglas 58
71loper bnt., Isabel Manson, 4 pe r cnt.,
-Godon Manson 63. per e/it, Albert
Keys 59 per cent, Mary Douglas 58
pee cent., Myrtle efeYere 9 per cent.
.Pearl Zap fe 47 per cent., lethel Zapfe
45 per cent. Number on r*11 -63, aver-
age for year 40. Would he parents
kindly -See to it that th ir children
are kept more regularly and ./nore
punctually 'during the caning year
they have been during -the past one.—
. S. Howard, teacher. .„
BelgrAY13,
Ntes.—A vey nice ;Oh stmas en-
tertainmnt was given in the Forest-
ers' Hall, here, on Chrrtmae night,
by ` the ehqdren, of the Me hodist Sab-
bath ecbool. There was large at-
tendaace, a splendid prog amme, and
the little delighted their auoI-
&nee, doing -credit to the slves, and
their inetructers.—Word as received
Ilene last week of the dea h of Dalton
James Seagel, cousin of t e late Mrs.
McMurray. Re died at tee SOD, on
the tug Ottawa.. He w burled at
Settee, On . December 14th.—The offi-
cers elect of L. -0. L, NO. 462,' are:
W. Master Robert McOre • D. M., A.
Pingle ; chaplain, Robt. weris ; re-
cording secretary, Bert{Watson. fi-
nancial secretary, P Shoebottom ;
treasurer,- Wm. Bryiais • jleetuer, W.
Little; committee, J. W4ttson, Wm.
Johnen, R. McMurray, IUex. Leishre
man, J. Armstrcing, I. Tyler, T. Sbee.
bottom; 0. T., H. Lishman.
Morris. ,
The CouncIL—he coun 11 net ac-
cording to statete, in the ouncil rbom,
Morris, on December 16tiil The Mera-
bers were all present, t e ree
the chair. Mr. Thos. Ber ard a,p
ed, requesting that a dr 171 bg
on 'boundary opposite lo 19, on
6th concession line, said
about twenty rods in len
Oen of Messrs. McCutche
the request of Mr. Bern
ever, to be dealt with b
of 1968. On motion of M
bell and Taylor, the ta
aanomtin,e to $.
tiler. Canteteretaxes a
$2.02, .were reniitteth
counts were passed for e- yment. The
following , deputy retu • ng officers
and- poll clerks were expo teci to take
the votes in case a poi be required
at the corning rnunicip 1 elections:
Division No. 1, Wra. C. Laidlaw and
D. Laidlaw; No. 2, G . F. McCall
and Jaanes Kern.aghen ; o. 3, S. Ir-
vine and Robt. McCrea; No. 4, Thos.
Miller and Wm. Thueil No, 5, Robt.
Garnies and. Win. Garniss; No. 6, Man
• ollonston and James Peac ek. By-laws
No. 11 andne.2 were iea and 'panted.
The Cou011 then adarned. —W.
CLARK, Cfrk.
In
ear-
ade
the
drain to lae
Ji. On mo -
n and Shaw,
rd was laid
the council
ars. Ceanpa
es of Wm.
S, ;and Ar -
minting to
umber of . ac -
Morris.
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Notes.—Andrew Miller, 5th lite, is
home ficen the West wh re he spent
several militias. He 1ik di the coun-
try and may go back xt spring.—
John Litt16, had a SueceS.ful wood be
recently, and gave the -roung people
dXIlete 9.t night. All_
the. ---The pulls of the
t• ion t No. 3, Morris, :pre
teacher, Miss Kerr, wit
gold' braclet and manic
companiede by a cornett
dress before the cleteing
for the holidys. Miss
hiForderich next year.--
ise Mabel McCall, ot M
estd upon, at the Wes
Torntb, for apeendieltis
Mend's hope She will s
aa a good
chool in ee-
ented their
a handsome
set, se-
enta a9-
the school
err teaches
a,st Saturday
rls, was op-
-, -ern hospital,
Her! many
'regain her
lost: health and be pern itted to re-
turn to her lsome.—Miss Murdie was
tre-engaged as teacher f the school
in section No. -8, for 198. She will,
however, take the first alt off, and
Mies. Moses will supely ot her, Miss
ItIardie taking up her vr k again af-
ter the3 summer holidays The salary
will be ' $500.—A ver successful
Christmas entertainment _was held at
'Sunshine church on Wed esday even-
ing, December 18th. The pastr, Rev.
G. -W.11.1v.ers; encupied the char: A
good 'programme was gl en by the
children; assisted by loc i 1 talent aii
friends frern Brussels. fter Santa
Claus .had distributed th 'presents to
the young and old, Mr. D. Alolee'
. and Miss M. L. ,Kerr w re each pre-
sented with a ciimplimen ary and ae
prOpriate- address, accomp nied in each
case b'y a beautiful lea sr' eult -case.
'Both respndied in suttab e terms, -ex-
pressing the pleasure they had ex-.
petienced in assisting th the *Jerk
ef, the church at ffunshi e. The peo-•
ceedi sameuated to $2.10. --Me. H. D.
• Shiley, teaehbr of tbe s hod In" sec-
,' tion No. 6, ),forris, held a Very suc-
ir
is
Fq Long
peed your hair; nourish it;
live it something to live on,
then it will stop falling, and
Will grow long and heavy.
Ayees Flair Vigor is the only
genuine hair -food you can
buy. It gives new life to the
hair -bulbs. You save what
lair you have, and get %ore,
cleanAnd it keeps the scalp
lean and healthy.
The beat MUCK oils "Sold for over sixty years."
1&d�by 3, C. Arir 00., Lowe% MU*
A4110 raaurifsettirers ot
yersDfiLs.
CHERRY PECTOAL.
re. afterwards, and for
purose but to role and have
time with them. Now, these
of the facts of the ease, and
'cite be testified to by a score of wita
n::es s, and certainly never was In-
Ititied by the wetter ti give of.fence.
calling, them their sons and daugh-:
tp,don. at, if you wish to deal. So th
simplY echoed. their Virn On-.
t
oft stern justice and fair' play be-
itsreen the first and third parties of
correspondeace, you will have to
c4rrt again. ,
Yours truly,
CORRESPONDENT.
( Sat% a
-on or your Ion
3••••••••••••ft...,
Note. -With this explanation it Is
qkut evident that no offense 'was in
de, find we are sure the agr1evet1
Orty- will accept it in the mine
idnd-
pir1t that it IS given, while we
Miry Sold ' cheerfully exhonerate our
cOrrespondent from any intentional
vinong-dOing in the matter. --LED.
Sta,11
School Report.—The following is the
cember monthly repolt ot school
ction No. 14, Stanley. The narnes
e 1t order o1 merit: Fifth Clas—
. M. Fisher, G. E. Stephenson, Rena
eBeth. Senior Fourth -3. emmel'
• hd jones are eual, Oda MeBeath,
anet -.Logau. Junior P9 urth— Hannah
Insdale, Ida RathweThe Third—H. A.
Blither .0. .c.' Jones, Wt V. Maeath.
tPu°r- tt'it ilie' li H
athwell, W. 0... IdeBea,th. Junior
i Second n . ood, Ida
ceteful shot conCert -on he Tuesday
afternoon previous to . the vacatien.
' cnd.T. N. Hood, L. E. Wasroan.
Ptents and ftlenda oe the children
'iie best spellers in, themonthlY slid-
tendee in large alimbere, eo that ling inktches ere : Fifth—.ggie Gem-.
the sehool ' was' Well 'filled. Rev. G. -
niel
l. Fourth—Janet' Logan. Third—
. Rivers, of 13elgrave, acted as the
llan_ Fisher. Senior .Second --- Joins
cliafrmwn. end a splendid programme a
m sic,: recitations, dialogues =dread,-
:r° 1 asking Was carried out. Miss - M.
-1.Kerr taught a couple �t classes in
a pleaning manner. 'The children took
• their parts well, sho-whg they had
'ben welt traind_ by their Laehe. Art -dal about accoMmedation. We might
Attlee' ls leaving the school t° aidt what are -the essentials that we -
k
take charge of the Cranbrosk school slitute the necessary provision for sup -
b* petits presented hire with a eep-
p ying the Tublic need and to fill the
stake in the shape of a handsome goldtheuteemeate al the Gentateneets in
' g; aeoempanied by a cotnelimentary ping 'a public liouee for accome
dress. . odatio. Now, each: person would
ood. Junior Second—L4wrenee Was-
an.—W. D. johnetone Teachr.
, Accommodation,
Dear Expoeitor, cc We 'hear a great
line that Oast as it would meet
Zurich. eir individual tastes or ,natures,and
December Wedding.—A eery pretty t at would be, on the other hand,
11 se wedding was clebra.ted at the Sthae- worse than, -useless to others.
h ine of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John- Eut what we want to get at is to
son, Zurich, on December 23rd, at have tall that is needed and all that
high noon., when their eldest &meta tii inquired by law for the public
tete Adeline, was united in marriage Ituse, soi that no person -could ob.-
td Dr. E. W. Stoskopf. The ceremony jot to anything; and no person could
performed by Rev. gr. Maas, pas-• . demand more by law than we have
the Evaugeileal Lutheran Provided for their accommodation. Now
arch, in the presence •of only the 41 I can eked adcording to the British
mediate relatives of . the contracting nstitution as given In the Britenica
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ies.. The wedding march was tlay- 1 board and lodging for both d!
"Man an
by Miss Susie -Johnson, sister of in, and sanitary equipment and con-
e bride. After congratulations, -the Ition. -When may I ask the clues-
pdcliqg inarty proceeded to the din, 1 tOre does the law,. either British or
thig mm, 'which .was beautifully dece l Oanadian, demand the box to be at -
orated with evergreens and holly, and, *Wiled to the taVeril. It It does not,
where, a 'sumptuous dinner was served. 14 it otit rather an excrescence attached.
The bride looked pretty in pearl grey tO the iniblic house that is no use tit
t ffeta ten -vied with all. over Eng- .tbe tilace' as far as: real detnanO; and,
1
il.
h Point lace, and carrying a, bo- ii E
plain nglish, it is not what I
q et of bridal reses. The bridesinaid, ink .nor what ;some one else thinks,
Iviiss Matilda, sister of the bride, was hat we ahead contider, but what is
ssecl in pale blue taffeta. Mr. ie.tt tor the public'. and best for the
orge .Stositopf, of Mitchell, brother ' tion, that is what tve want to get
o the grrom, acted as groomsman. • t ; .te get beyond the narrow selfisb,.
T e present froro the groom tothe es of either money or custom of the
id e was e gold crescent set with ast, and i be, Informed according to the
ethysts and pearls. To the brides- •r -ad philanthreipic spirit; • The Com -
aid a ring set with pearls and dia.- ercial Travellers' Association com-
e/n(1 chips, ahd from the bride to Odin of the lack of accentmodation,
e, groomsman a -gold tounte,In pen,: ext not the tack ef the bar, but of
e happy eouple left oh the evening ard and lodgings, and in some places
t alai tor- Detroit, Grand .Rapids, Howe he sanitary condition of the houses.
ard City and other pints. The ix- w e bar we could do without, but no
visitor with their many friends ex- tune person Will say that we could do
t nd congratulations. - 1 r1thont board and lodgings in an hotel.
e ehoul& have the best; our lives
- Turnberry. :.. spend on, that but not- on the bar.
¶Iiere are few of us farmers willing
'Another Pioneer - Goit.—It Is our f try's, fast of forty days, six hours
Painful duty this week to chronicle Vill be quite long enougb for some
the demise of another of the first set- it us therefore; every locality should
tiers, In the person. of Alexander His- oe that the place, village -or town, is
lv, of the first concession of Pure- tanishect with accommodation for the
berry, who departed, tbis life at his ublie, as we have mentioned and that
rsidence, On Friday morning, Decem- 0 .what is urgently demanded.
;.-
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a
er 13th, at the advanced age of 79 ..
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ears. He bad been in failing healt11 eTborne, 33ecemer,
b, 1907..
some time, but. was able to be e-
mit until Suoday afternoon, the 8th ' tete
Late Mat rong,—In loving
st., when he was suddenly taken' ' emery ot the late John Strong, who
St
14i, and from which he never retot- ted in London on Friday, Dieeem-
d. Deceased came from the 'parish per 20th, '1907., tormerly of Tucker-,
f Marbbttlel near Clifton, Roxbole ihnith, age. 40 years and six months ;
ughshire, Sctland. In 1853 he Sai - (11 from Liverpool to CeteaTaft Alter alle. 11.°111 °-le loved cine's
ix weeks' journey he carne to Me-
Gillivray township, Middlesex count,
emaining there for about two years,
fter which he came north . to the
ueents Bush ,and settled on the farm.
i Turnberry, then a, forest, where he
ontinned to reside till the time of
Is death. At tht time there was ao
pen road Into the ;settlement, being
Ile bush for five miles north of Sea -
nth. the ;surrounding town e and tril-
1 ges were as yet unkreewn, and When
our or other necessaries were re-
uired, they had -to go to Ilarpurhey
or their). a distance often made on
as there were no horses in the
- county in those early days. As may
e sulteosed, the deceased, along with
ethers' in those days, was subject to
the severest hard'ships, Yet, along with
is life partner, who ere. -deceased hitry
ight years, they endured all with
heerfulness, and succeeded lncol-
lcting a competency for themselves
e t their family. He will be greatly
t'pissed by the family for his kind' ad -
lee and fatherly love. He was a eon-
istant Presbyterian in. religion. Ife
ayes behind tot mourn the loss of a
worthy father, one eon and f hre daugh-
ters. The funeral service, was con-
ducted. at the home on the.. following
ondey by Rev. L. Perrin, taking for
is text Mark 7-37, "He bs,th done
11 things well." The remains were
terred in the Wroxeter cemterY,
eat_ 1,(4
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me a we will send yea
tt of ST-ItBNS aetsTree,
Itletra2L. Free
tneney.
bene.
knew Our
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• =Till chronic
fness anti Cold in the
:net.
,TSCO.,1411A1•to3d
,foVictoriAStreet,A,
with, Can. nen c
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Chiselhurst.
The Explanation,—Mr. Editor, — Itt
ritIsh justice the judgeand jury
ever decide against anyone, with -
t first getting all the evidence ob-
ainable for and against him or her,
ut the judge that sits In the Edi-
Oriel- Sanctum of The Expositer has
this one occasion, 'at least, after
the 'first breath cif one who had no
eason
to' -be offended, like the no-
oriotts outlaw bands _f the ; United
tates, decided to shoot or hang first,
and let . the evld'etice come after. Sir,
by yotli =Net remarks you have come
pelted one to reproduce the article
omlained- of, ev-en. at -the risk of
1 giving further a,nnoyance, for the pur-
pose of -proving that it was not false,
° cowardly, or given for the purpose of
Offending. The article 10, 'that certain
peoele invited their Sons and daugh-
ters to come and rejdoe with them up,
On taking up their abode in their new
houseo the occasion was celebrated by
feed of taffy. The term, "Sons and
Daughters," Was given the visitors by
the lady of the house. --She claimed
there .20 het -sns and daughters, indi-
vidually, collectively, - in private arid
tn public, and the claim was assent -
d to by the visitors, both in the house
and On the streets. I STO not knots
Whether they were invited or not, but
at any rate they 41e assembled there
tin that particular 'oecatioe, • stet on
robbe, you have gone from the home that you
gladdened,
Gone from the llght and the `cheer ;
*One froni the ones that loved you,
Gone from the faces so dear.
nder the clay we have laid you,
Hallowed a thamber of rest;
hut aro the dear eyes, and feuded
hanes of toil ore your breast.
one, and our home is so4onely,
r i Gone, and our hearts are so sad ;
one,' from the paths that you brightened
11 Alwaysso happy and Write ..
0, how shall we live here without you,
Hoe reach the end of the day;
Shadows and darkness have fallen,
Thiele o'er the deolateay,
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rather youluree entered the IllaUSIOW3 of Glory-,
Safe forever with God;
alking in. the highways of Heaven,
TWitere your dear itife and baby have trod.
Free from all rare and sorrow,
Pure from the g
gaining ofsin;
Aile after great tribulation,
Glachhe fair city to win.
Welled there with your Saviour,
Ceased from all toil and care;
ever again to be burdened,
Never a beartaohe to bear.
how glad we wait till we meet you,
How shall we yearn for the dayl•
lrheu forth from the.gloom and the darkness,
We too hall be called awy.
Farewell then dear brotheta
We hope to meet you ae-in,
that far-off land ofglory.,
Where there is noeigh or pain.
From the sorrowing Mother ond Siebr.
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—Seven young Scotch WOhlert, WhO
errised 113. New York last week, on the
inchor Line steamship Oalifornia,tound
t before the ship was half a day
roin Glasgow that they were all bound
or America on similar, missions. The
BM iri every ease Is Scotch, and has
een In America for some time, say -
fag up his namey to bring the girl a-
oss first-ca.bin, and marry her In a
annir befitting a vrell-to-o Amer'-
. n. - . The young women formed a
ride's club on the trip, and promised
ele another to write and tell about
he wedding.
—The death Is anriounted of Rev.
fWalter Rose Taylor, D. D., a Kelvin -
1Ide United Free Church, Glasgow,
cotland. Rey. Dr Taylor was, next
'o Dr. Rainey, the principal leader In
,he movement which resulted in the
nion of the Free and Presby-
erlan churches and he firactleally or-
ganized the first General ASSeiNbly Ce.
he united curches. Hie work In or -
anteing and looking after the inter-
ts of the united churches after the
ecision Of the House of Lordswas
robably responsible-- for the break -
own Of his health about two yeats
go. He was born in Thurso, Calth-
hese, in. 1831; and waS a son of the
nanse, his father, tue late Bey. Dr.
Taylor of Thurso, -bhig at the time
bf - his death one a the oldest Free
urcli • ministers in Seotland.- ..
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IIN1906110~ ogo...44.144301.03MIMERNitaseels
Combination of unusual ciiit'c ims,ances.
ave prIesente4 - themselves this ear whiz
u
orce s to give our annual uary SOe
more price inducement th
•i
The cheapness of prices, quoted bel
make you suspect their quality if y
know the store. One month from
close our business year. It is ou
haVe our stock of counter wearables
water mark, and the prices below ur
that object in view.
10•MIC•Slatimagmsw
Nouttmtretuevattsmtaastglatillinial,
..asAivactIkwaseg...ssarozvase.
w might
(I'd not
aywe
dire to
he low
with
AromerratorarsamorourraterooromwArorroorseormr*-
adies" fur -lined coats, Hamster line
adies!; fur -lined coats, rat line
adge Astrachan coats, elegan
adies* Bokaran Lamb coats,
adies1 Belkaran Lamb coats, (.5
$30.0
'39O
-4 ri, 22400
msh ,afart
8 4oliar3. 34.90
14
i. 5 to, 12-
5 to 129
3 to 26
02' to 2
2 to ,26
2 to.. 56
en's, Black Dog Cots
fen's black Yake *C9ats
Men's Black Calf Coats
en's Dyed Wombat' Coats
ti{en's Wallaby Coats
Alert's Galloway Coats
Men's Coon Coats (beauties)
Progress
Overcoats,
.0•11/.381100.1111'
Think of it ! A Progress Brand 0 erc
f Fine Black
Melton or Invisible Stripe, made and iine4 a4 all Progress
Brand Overcoats are—that isIthe very bes —1 regular price
$12.50, Jamaary price $75
Men's. Grey Frieze Dress Overcots,1 velvet
cllar, substantiality lined and m de !of good
stubborn cloth, regular price $11, Jin. !price -
96615116:0011,
ee _
N.
UnOerwear 25 per
Our reputation for selling- reliable u
well established that it is not nee
much about the quality, as the lines
known from ocean to oeen., The pri
of interest, and. when we say any pi4
wear in. the !stdre at 5 per cent,
know this attire's methods well eno
that it will be hire as advert
wear is so
ty to say
audit.) are •
the point
f under-
count, you
gh to know
Heavy Reductions in H
Owing to the Open winter our stoo
a little heavier than we care to see
We have givei them a "move ou
in the shape of a 20 per cent. di
entire stock.
B.—The above are o. y a few of fir many big savin
is just
ason,,
cut m prices
potMt on tne
vaiting you here.:
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