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Dina= MATTERS.
th
.ep et or, EIO1?po et the 'louses, but: in ward, near ,Se .
sview of the local option,. this was band died 8ouie f.-ew
neat made compulsory. The application since which time kars. H t lived
_tor an additional shop lieouse wan aot of, the time IA Exeter andi art a
-accompanied by- a. petition, and could feirtho During nearly the ; hole
not be considered. Thoes• renewed axle: = life she hahl enjoyed 'ea oepti.
S Shop license, W. Saults ; 'tavern II- good health. and her ek,
poise, Frei Davis, E. Swartz, Babb rrioverher0 gaire tor' the a oeara
eat?, Johnston, Craig and King. Cole
horns tewnship-W. Glazier, Dunlop ;
'Miller, Carlow. Ashfield townehip.-,
'Mountain and Mulleugh, Dungannon;
41, H. Pugh; tevern lieenie, A. L. and OW, MoAd,a,y end Tuesd
,`Stle„ me, James Weis, J. Reinhardt, R. about the house 0.6r u‘'
aGraham. The commissioners met in Taesda,y night saying th
1Wingham on Thursday, and granted 11- little tired. Abed foe.;
teense to Mr. lee. Ra.ttenterry for hie morning ;Ws. Armstron
new hotel at Clinton, and mewed the ened by her. huary breath'
liftrist in Wingham to J. E. Swarte,, mediately after reaching
:Alex. Orr, L. W. Hanson, a E. Lep- expired. The deetor pr
,inarci and Algie. immediate cause of d -eat
tro-able. Mrs. Aunt -wan
otne
rigs
lead
sof
Sarah Huish, reliet of .the Ede
ward Hort, in her hOthi year. I De -
and
ages
slate
mar -
r, litre
ago hen
jr -so Ede
ater,
lived moist of her early life in 13
Herm ealeertaese-The Wear' (hinting to Canada, over fifty
License oceerelesseetees met at she remained eerne time in Dail
lieenes for 1914-09. The Gods.- h'uaband. Immeeately a 'Or -the
he based -were of :the 'Opinion. !they lived tiiattil two Ye*
slearable ramey ahead ba theY Wait US lila- with t)1,
guetts
Aneki
re She,
lock
,01 .nfeecoatiurt,.11,10yot.
:go she be-
hirie side,
city
had0 been
_mead the
lend . and
t sad -
two ugh-.
Arms things
piny years of age, inetnt
eame ill of :cholera mortit
slight harelytth stroke oh
anaanneaa sigma ar hat week says: liege tie know, "adored a
general sympathy is felt
. -on the construction of . the ;West
den. dea,th. Two sons and
:Shore ESectric Railway haws -en God-
-Roberts, formerly &visional engineee
.con :the• Guelph 0114 Goderieh railway Of Exeter., and Mrs. Thb
at Goderich, -has been 'appointed engin- f mal4 cif Willgw CitY' N.
eer ot the Ontario West Shore Rail- '
-way. Preliminary- surveys, Thins and °
.contraes .let. and Mi. Roberts With a 1 SaturdaY, April 25th, fon
gang of enicineers is note laying •but ' of reading and considerin
.the work, bet -went Girderieh and Am- ! gineer's report on the B
,=. -barley and between Amberley and son inunicipeladra,in, loot
siiiincardiee for the contradoes, - who 'lug been read in o
. ere expected on the. grata& shortly. 1 and the extension a tha
*Within a few weeks eairstraction will having been fully eomplr
- ihe in fan blest, It is expected that , said eeperta together wiSh
a: end
eport
na
wit
acco
:-.It will take a year or more t,o cora-. trig speciticatioas, a,ssessm , ts a
;pieta the' roael bah -chat here and Kia- timates were adopted, and hesne
-- ocardine and have it in full runningi steps taken to . h ave the aaidt
erder. .In spite of. the many hind- censtracted in .accordanee ! the
xanfts and 'difficulties: which have s The council will meet a:in
been -eneount.ereci in the prometion of
ahis .leads, the completion of the firet,
•sectien, from here to Icincaralne; is
'now:, well aneured, Later it is the in-
tention, we understand, to branch out
-_ "tel Stratford and London, as well. as to
-extend north and south to Owan.
'Sours& and Sarnia, reepectiyelY. It is
understeiod also, that the develcip-
-anent -of power on the 'Maitland river,
-which is allied- with the electric, rail-
-way nreject, is te be proceeded with
New Books..- The folleeelng new
"books have recently bsen received, et.
the Seaforth Patine Library:- Life of
_Nelson, by 1$italsan Main of the White
"Guard, :Parker ; Somehow GoOd,
Morgan; Alexander McBain, T% -key;
sT. P. !Dunbar, Itedsone Wheels of An-
.4rehy, Pemberton ; Choice Readings,
rnann; Shepherd of the Hills, Wright;
-ittargaret. Haggard ; Laid. up in La.v-
_ender, Weyman; The Shuttle, Burnett ;
Rosalind at Red Gate, Nichol -son; Then
Smoggier, Tybout ; His Own People;
Tarkington; the Reaping, Taylor ;
-Legends every - child Shoeld know,
:Myths every- child :should know, Es -
ears every Child should know, Fairy
Tales every child ehould know, litabie;
Emerald and Ermine ; Through Portu-
.gal, Flume; Barbary Sheep, Ilk -kens;
Ronald Carnacmay, Gillman 'Roder=
:Vance Black Bag, Vance ; Mask of
-GoId, Love The Mas.ter Key. Swan ;
Marcia, Schuyler, LutS; Witigler :Vic -
ter; -When wings, go forth to battle,
, Mask and Mitt, ;Making the Nine,
Dudley; D,teaeure of the° Rule; Barr;
.Five Little, Pappars in BTOWT1 House,
Five Little Poppers and their friends,
Five Little Pepp?:rs in Midway, Five
Little Peppers grown ; Five Little
'Peppers, Prange Pep -per ; Stories Pol-
, Pepper Told, Sidney ; Princess Vise
tint% 'Williamson ; Little Citizens,
Death et Mrs. Hant.-The followe
trig, which we take froM the Exeter
Advocate of last week, rsfers to this.
mother , of Mr. Edward Hurtt, of Me-
ICillop, 'a ladY who is well known to
llth of May,. at one o cheek ps
let the- gravel contracts4nd a
accept na,yments of ass sreent
the ahem frorn -parties wishing -
cash. -J. JORDAN, Clerk.
Death of. a Pioneer. -
one of the pioneer resid
township, passed away 4
near Belgrava _oa Sunda
About three months age,
foot -became. eeriouely i
blood :poisoming ea in,
the . amputation_ OS the s
meantime, the ooison hp.,d
throegh the system tha
pearecl. to be hanging op.
The last month he reran-
erahle strength, the wo
ly alid he _ was able to
with every prospect o
ter, until about. ten day
his death, when he too
and gradually- sank av
was bern in -the cOunty
Ireland, 75 years _ ago;
his parents ,and- family
Canada '57 yea,rs ego, eetit
Gwillimsbury about the
, The femily then moved
i township of- Morris, wli
now is; when the whol
a wilderness, taking up
of land of which deeea-
e 'part, cleared it up,
contiou.ously on it mit
Mr. MeCrae was marriec
to Miss Margaret Corbet
the late Christopher Cor
deceased him 23 years
will be more miseeid.
than Mr. MeCrae. Ther
a day that he was 14
village. He was ot ki
•
ate 'o
his
Apri
itated
ecess
One e
his 11
t on
rpose
en-
Wit-
lease-
PhrlY-
ssary
rains
the
so to
pay
this
Oraehl
and
tating
the
mach
lane 3.
eist of teal,
iprevi us. to
Peri nagh,
d with
migr ted to.
ng i West
I year 1852.
West o the
mini Was
larg block
d sat ed On
d a. lived
his ' death.
43 ye r ago
,1dang ter of
w pre -
this ocality
waa seldom
eeee in, the
d jovial
ire of nearly
with irri. In
le Ch ch of
he was
Dh.• giaisdine's boune. He intends
the bateterieg butaineee the/
y. Pveryont, will de, wen
ee able VI be around again. --
Heater and hie Slater ware the
ait pre nt.-Misses Rose endiAliee
ed en, their aunt, Mrs. Fred
Page Good 'Friday.-slir. and Isrrs. J.
Brem visited' Shipke one day lest
Week. lilies 14111e has " hem visiting
'her p nig ever EaSters-Flereaft Gill
ng her' aunt, 'HrEi. Arthur Bak-
er, Ilesterh-Mr. and Arm Mc -
:Cline of" Hills Green, were the
gee lare$ Mrs; C. Zapf on Sun-
-dal. 'chard 'Hamilton has got over
the Pe.h-Mrs. Beasenberry has
retur horneitrism Ghat, Where lei*
IgaLit ha returned! tem Poet Nur-
Ott h a new boat.-Mh Ross has
gene Q Sask.-Mr- and Mrs.
D. left ore Menday to speid
w a Aylmer, before going- to
their ew horne in Reghia, Sask. Miss
seri will accompany them to the
Weitl
tea
nature, making it the a
every person to converse
Coneervative. Ile leaves
loss" four da,ughters.
Lin Ti the Mernery :,Wilitam
who Aled McKilIon,. on, -Fee
April 17th, 1908.
on that manly form ;
As htning fells tin stalivart oak,
ome wild summer stornif
We appalled in that sad hour, •
gazed upon the face
'Of m thus' torn with ruthless power
in his acoustomed place.
God omfort those who mourn for him,
ir brother early gone;
Ai 'di him whose,aged, eyes are dim
weeping for a son.
... kind and genial emile;
That well -loved voice no more le heard,
more is seen that smile.
Th ispensation must be kind,
t owes from God above;
Lo speak to each bewildered mind)
d teaoh it Thou art -love.
Mak plain the leseon Thou would*st teach,
this Thy chastening rod ;
.P pare to meet thy God.
T solemn hour must come to all,
y we be Inset for Heaven,
If ur souls sheuld coine the call,
th little warning given.
Exh
Hig
adm
nen
ist
Mr.
year
50
Ha
yea
Grand Ben
Notese-One of the Gr
gave an exhibition wit
horse on the Main Isteeat
Monday. -Mr.- and Mrs.
were the guests of Mia
_Pollock on Su.nday.-Mr.
lard visited at Vim. MO
laet week, and went t
Thedford. Every one 'iS
we MI) going to hieve
nd Bs d boys'
his eacing
f Isar hill bin
pies. Wilson
nd s. Pei -
lard's Moues-
stra Is here
ugh awards
-wend -ring
oad or
Cost of
Is found to be one cent
hour for each burner on
Debaoit Gasoline
0
These stoves are perfectly relialale at all times, and wilt bur
alcohol, the coming fuel. Their chief' feature is the r situ
plieity—one veve, one lighting, one set of burners fo*efer
stove, and any (3be can clean it without -the aid of a me anie
And remember this, we have had experience with ,Sit zolin
stoves for 25 years, and can- rightly pronounce the Dar it th.
best gaeoliee, stove made.
GEORGE A. ,SILLSI Sea
HARDWARE, STG-VES, AND TIN W.1
yea
ale
wh
the
don
day
siess
tied
ago
• sie
and
On
t
ula
0
te
age
the
den
by
ten s
A FRIEND.
-Tfie Olden .Days.
ake Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
When -the Firat Symptoine Are
Noticed' 'and Save Yourself
Mach Suffering, .
Are _Srets troubled with pallor, los'e
spirits, WaveS of heat passing ever
e body, shortness of breath after
the heart beat, 'poor digestioni
it 'hands of feet, or a feeling of
eight and fullness I Do not make
he mistake of thinklng that thew
lcilseaees In themsetves, and be
tistiecli with °relief tor the time
This Is :the why that the nerves
ive .warning that they are brealting
. Meats that the " blood has
ecome ouzel atnil thin, and cannot carry
nough /IOW/talent to the nerves to
eep them atealthy and able to do their
k.
There is drily one way to prevent
= final breakdown of _the nervee,
d the mere. serits4 diseases . which
oilow. The blood mast be made
Iola red. andt. pure, and Dr. Williams'
ink P _is ia the only medicine that
SI& this promptly and effectively.
very Peso of this medicine- helps to
ke new bleed and strengthen the
eak or worn-out nerves.
-Mrs. David J. Tapley, Fredeeletea,
artial 'paralysis a the face. She
dually, and at the outset I did
pay Much attention to it, Then
-general breakdewn of the nerves,
hieh was foildwed by -partial par -
lysis of the face. 011a Bid) being
as under a -doctoea care: for a couple
months,. and shi.e treatment after
nether was tried- witheat benefit. By
his 'time I wah cOnfined to my room,
nd. the dotter teld 1110 he pould not
ils. The improVernen.t wake slow, but
he building up Of a run dawn /ter-
ms eyetem naturally is slow, Slew -
y 'but surely this Medicine did its
eat, and atter a time I was ahle to
ga,in come down stairs. Frem that
the linProvemhnt was -much more
id and IlOW I em as well as ever
as In my life. My friends Wok °un-
illiarnsi Pink Pills did, Pah me what
he best medical treatment failed to
o -they brought me back good health.
It is, the blood nerve ra-
tering. 'power in Dr. 'Williams' Pink
that enable , them tie cure such
ter effects of la grippe., indigestion,
euralgia, St. Vitus 'dance, partial par -
gels and the secret ailments of girl -
obit and wernanhood. Sold by altmed-
eix boxes for $2.50 from the Dr.
illiarns' Medicine Co., • Brockville,
ting sketches of the arty
en from the files oS The . Ex-
Seaforth, March 26, 1;80.
picture; 'exhibited b _Mr.
Cresewella at the Ottawa Art
b tion.ohaa% been diesel' by Her
d.
contract for the erection 'e the
ridge- at Roxboro, has bea - let
Thos. Ra6 has leased his,. arm,
h 14th concession of
Avid Crawford, for a ter ot
B. S. Phillips has reale, his,
farm 'en the 2nd space:Asir n of
O MT. Peter MeTaggarts PO ' five'
11
r.
has
Col e
ors I
ac
for
ot er
k
Hi
ac esi
Seaforth, Apra 2, 1 80.
Thursday of laet week, a -nine
op, got his thigh bone breken
playing ball at achool.
Margaret MeKende, ireliet of
e Thomas McKenzie, of the Lon -
ad, Tuckerandth, died on 'Fri-
st, aged 65 years, vafter an ill -
the 26th ult., ah the residence
n McEwen, a Hay townsh p, to
, youngest danghter of John
Jo• be Dorsey end Mr. Wm.
reafterair. Dorsee will be
waterworks by-la,w was c
nday last by 60 to 3. Thi
ade neeessarY owing to an
in the last by-law.
Monday night last bargl
the reside -ace of Mr. As
ut were frightened away
'grit anything but an over
Friday afternoon last the
of Mr. James J,ohnetans on the
e chimney. Most of the con -
were isaved.
John Landsborough, son of Mr.
turned from the: Agrichltural
e, where he graduetied with hon -
all branches.
Charles Murchie haS sold 'his 50
farm , en the 17th ceneesSion of
near' Welkin, to Mt. McAllister,
2,200.
th
by er
1
on t
ed t
vi
ed
si
th
of It:
of a
ed t
in u
te
fa m
to
tel •
1,
Ca
de
so
1 re • id
ences
riedt
vote
irreg-
fore
at.
reel -
'Satisfaction o
your
Seaforth, Apr. 9, -1880.
Ile corning home from Dublin the
day Mr. Michael Heffernan, of
rsmith, met, with an aceident
arae upset him in the ditch, dis-
Robert Winter has purchased 3
on North Main street frein 3Yfr.
Sperling for $250.
eft thc first of the present year
ongregation of the.Seaforth Pres -
an church started a scheme to
e for the liquidation of the dsbt
e church property,. which' amount-
ahoust $6,000; On Sunday last the
announced that it had all been
ed for.
lie Mr. James Ihtner, Bay-.
was returning from Goderietithe
night, ne was set upon by three
ns aad robbed. °
ming son of Mr. A. Cavanagh, of
e concession of McKillop, had one
fingere takee off in the raring
straw cutter one day recantly.
John Reid, jr., hes beeri appoint-
• 'Erratt, of the Bay -field Road,
y, died on Saturday last, from
es received- by falling -while at-
hig to get into a buggy:
James Johnston, Jr., has sold his
on the 6th coacession of Stanley',
r. John Torrance, fer $3,300. The
eentales 99 acres.
W. R. Hodgins, of the Royal
• 'Drysd-ale, 13 removing to Han-
nown as the H-ensall House.
Saturday last. Mrs. Robt. Me-
ey, of the -Mill Road', Tahlrer-
• died at the age of 76 years. The
sed haebsen in feeble health for
monthe. Mr. McCartney died a. -
nine months ago.- She Wa."3 a nee
of Seethed,. bat came toi Tuck -
•
- Moira Notes.
:-Lorne Thomaa, aged aboat fifteen
ears; son of Refit; Thomas, of Car-
eton Place, was growne4 in the river
n Friday morning last. It seems that
e and some other lade ware playing
boot the river, .and went out in a
Oat, from aihich he' fell into the
e was sOon c4rrited out of sight. His
ody - was found at the foot of the
i -Mr. Harry Chalmers, a young man,
in years of age, who a year ago( last
Christmas was meried etyrtle, the
youngest daughter of Mr. 'Thomas
Male; ef Listowel, died on Tuesday,
April 14th, at the hospital in Perglis,
He was Opereted two weeks pee vi-
ous, for apperidleitis, and 'though he
'made an excellent recovieey from the
!direct results of the operation, other
complications set in, which resulted
fa.,tally. The decea,sed was born at
Elmwood, Ont, where his parente sea-
side, and 'where ha grew up. He went
to Listowel an an pperator for the
i -Grand Trunk, and was; married therel
Chrlstmas, 1906. He was oromotedS
firet to be station agent- at Milvertonsl
and afterwards it Fergus. Not long!
ago, however, he left the employ of
the railway and Itooh a position 'With,
-Messrs. James Wilsotn & Co., Fergus.
The remains were taken to Listowel.
010t
mend it, is g
reasons that
The
who tho-ught
thearted and
and gives it
, -The, funeral Orr John McNab, who1
was nerhape the oldest living pioneers
Oh. the *est, took I :plaCe- at Isopia,r Point!
last week. Deceased: was bore la thei
year 1800 and would have been 1081
years- sold' -next August had he Iiiredr
He died at Scotoh Bay. Mrs MeNata
died a few. 'year, ago. Two sons -
one daughter survive and a largei
number . of deseepda.nts,-- including his,
granebildren and great grandehilclren.1
The -place of Mr.1 MeNab's birth is noti
definitelY knewn, but het wa.s born in',
western Canada and his great age
Wou,1(1 indicate that he could undoubtS
edly lay claim to be the oldese native
that sturdy Scotch stock which 'ha
done -so much towarde laying the fun -4,
dationa of the einpire in this,. ceuntryra
The late MT. MeNebb retained a, clear
intellect until chine recently.
We Trust
Doctors
If you are] suffering from
impure blood, thin bloo.d, de-
bility, nervousness, exhaus-
tion, you should begin at once
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known
all your life. Your doctor
knows it, too. Ask him about it
Unless there is daily action of the bowels,
poisonous products gre absorbed, causing head-
ache, biltiousness, nausea, dysopsia, and thus
preventing the Sarsaparilla from doing itS hest
work. Ayer's Pills are liver DU,. Act gantly,
'ha fr.* ye -r- Co., Lowell, Mos.
manoketuxers of
titers"t"um
„ CURRY PECTORAL.
the formulae of all our medicines.
1
mg that -has inothing but accident of trad
nerally sorry clo,ing to buy.
cident of trade, we mean the .time-huoited,
re calculated to justify the wild sale schemes usnaPy See
old familiar lstory of the simple-m.)44e
esay manufactured -twice as 'much clothing as , he iitur'ed,
ave it away at half price to a " lucky " merchant, a 4 hie c
way to the unsuspecting public, &a., until some day 414u Will
Hove that clothing made by saints is being sold at the cost of the btattO h
ro ress ran '
, .
Requires no accident of trade to recommend it,' because a good' ad clO ne
to reco
threadbar
ary to sell
anufactur
then. got ope
e asked to to-
C pthin
sacrificed. The ,still small voice- of ,quality Is* heaz-d- above the 1
adverbsini. There is no " accident .of -trade '? with Progress sr dacylo
stock to sacrific'e, as it keeps the tremendous factory going night
orders. No returns on account of poor fit or poor work, becau e all Pro
are foroperly Made, properly ghaped and made to keep their shap
We cannot sell you a $15 suit for $10 ---if we could, it would riot be
you will be surprised what a beautiful suit we can sell you fol jus 4-ven
111=\1-1" -1)0
•
stewart Bros., Se
BUTTER Al0 EGGS TAAEN
The season-pou may require dorae heavy Undercloth.:
ing o other Winter Clothing. We have jUst what
you ant, and at prices:, that will make yo4 feel as I
happ and comfortable 'as the clotlaes will. Call and
see.
BRIGhrT BRO3,
DENISBERS, T11,
Old Reliable- Furnit
aitid UndeOging
Are sh wing in the WareroomS one of the largest steaks of
Furnitu e in the County. We Irave Many lines of Furniture
on sale at prices that means 4,Year large saving to the buyer.
Our stook of B by Carriages and Go COarts is very el:teasive, and
great sellers.
icau and inspeer our stock before lartylag.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO.
S. T. 110L Manag
are
er needs tot
laingolo sur
o fill the regt-
th.
oinl Is
actie Cold
o asked.
ou know
ons Lean
on know t
eta Chroni
ing Oaten.
t) "White
go you hear the
t there is nothing
laded °old? et
at a, negleehei cold we,
iBasirdoehi,eold'ansttestPunldeadhr
petty renwonoeldoireada,
orway
Syrup
cough and &Ad
hose very pine nrques
aad he° Bouongthi:g4 and
th'3 )11' With- thin are Wild
ant nreper:ties of other
h shC:Itinirds:4,115f1)arAse"neoth' i.,„Cureylpie,w,tIon
Imola • give instant id.
s e recommended it to one of say
bo and she waa more that ri-1*-shd
neer. and
Wood's way
pm
C3 a T-00crirws.l.y, Pine Syrup and if