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retze in
'and t
drapped
paid 4
tiniest
a good eine ttle
Mr. D. McMillan,of ear-
ei last year bred aia 'mewled,
Xing Thomas, the WeIl-known
last week again. -shipped 'this
Ilensall, to be bred for e
me to Xing Thomas. This -
hit' her side a Wry ban&
ed mare to .Hensall to be Sorted
Ti f Iast week makes . the
reference to our old friend
mer townsman: ."Dr.13stientee,
tot the Rainey Rivegtfike-
witere he will made with-. his
leen. -Dr. Bethune . Is one of, the lipid.
• physicians in the county. halting -
ed. in NV:Ingham in' March, la77.
leten practteing for 50 ware,
v graduated- .at Xingetoa in 1858.
Iate'been.‘practically; crippled
ng tottered hls knee genie moitths•
Dr. Bethune has a large circle
44 &lee* in this stetion who will be
teary to hear of, his leaving -Winga
tiara_ e but will all wish him many
gives the foilexting -Particulars of the
Stratford—St. Maryee Marathon race by
a After a' run of oyer ode hour
,a half under the blazirig raye
Sol Deer a road upon, which, the
lay inches thick,. Iterrnare Me -
1, of Pertees Hill trossed the
.90 Monday afternoon, the win -
Tier of the eecornel eerrileentlaar Stmt.-
-toed—St 'Marys Marathon, yace. The
exaet thee of -the ra.ce was 1.35.30,
-abou,t twel-ve minutes -slower than en
Itongall total( the lead early in, ties
race, and tutted away -steadily from
-the others. He was closely followed
-by Frawley, aael these two .alcler ran.-
seee etruck a pace that Was heart
.-tteeatleg to some of the youngebere
who were in the race. The 'big hill's
-oyeertel in the bet three Miles of the
rage tdok the etamina out of a num-
ber Of the runners, andhthey were
forced to drat:. hack. ,11cDougall
the tape he. was ranting lightly and
'wane. Th-eides getting the handeome
aver trophy donated by Dick Grant
to the wiimee- of the rem., McDougall
wlu be nil recipient of a gold- 'Watch,
Which 13 a permanent prize to thee
hest man creesieg' the tape."
le both n ed and fathous.
a 20th
pimemla
Otlee
WOG
Irr
Onnatie
TROTT
tnada time.
Coughlin, P. Flannigan -; Putting the
shot, a. Fritz, E. Hoist A Bertrand ;
wheelbarrow race, .likeest es.. - Ranee -and'
Welt% and Coughlin Plant
-Wein, M. Cafes; hes rac Lawsari
here -on Taeeday of laet week to' deal
With the- liabDonalft drain thatter.—St
MeInteleti, who has been Junior clerk
In the Standard Bank-, Brhesele„ has .
been: Appointed aucoessor to I Peter -
1-ita-AY in the Walton branch Ofe the'
bank.—The many friende *et littei•Theet-
-thee- Waarea weather he *ill aeon rer
atoted to health.: He his bgen laid. lite*,
manee-It„ is expected -that the- wet* Of
hying the eel/lent Oidewalke On the
'Grey Ade .dt the 'wilt he tam-
$1,,260e- fiat /5_ year fdebentutlta
',will be lesne.d. -When the Walks 'icin the
tor Whinipee,.., where he • attend
terian Church. --Mr. and Mrs, George,
tetrigg intend -leaving !shoroy: on trip
Id the weat eta' 'deft relatives and
friende. They-, have .three eone and.
fear edaughterz out :there- new.1
Wedding Bela The foliowing-
which we take from the Stratford
of lttr. Peter Whitlock, of the Themes',
solemnized yesterday afternoon at two '
o'clock, when nes Florence Whitlock,
flaughter ot air. and Mrs. Jelin itWhite.
bride of Mt. ;William .Wrayt 'pre's-
ent employed with the G:T. and
forinerly ott Scotland. Bee. s,
Hauch, paetrir of the ,Centennial
Church, tied the nuptial knot.; The
bride was dressed in white silk and
carried a bridal beaquet .of cream
roses.; the bridesmaid, 'Miss Marie
Snyder, Toronto, was also dressed in
After the ',ceremony ande Cangratula-
times the *teats sat down. to a dainty
veeddifi-g .repast. The young and
happy conpIe, lett on. the afternoon
train for London and points west; and
on -their return, Will take }u.p„
aene. Batty in the morning the beys
were asett arid bi their volleys soon
had the ititiz els up and basy at Work
decorating and making- the vilIa.ge
look pretty. The weather was perfect
and as a consequence there Nve: a
very large crowd in the village. The
fun. started with a. trade 'procession iri
wield'. a number of our wrchante
had eahlbits, and in. -which- a.bdut SOO
ochdol children. teak part, the whole
being led by the ZOrich band, which
rendered exoellent music throughout
the day, and added not a little to tile
eateiyablenees of the occasion. - After
the proceszion all went to the groends,
betwven the Crediton Stars and the
other game was nlayed between. the
same teams, when the visitors were
- again victorious', by 12 to 0. Then.
.a good programme ief eves wag' car -
*aged out. 'Following the aports the
run. club held aa intereeting and ex-
citing zhoot. In the evening a splen-
did concert was given in thle town hail:
The day throughout was a matt en-.
teyable one. The gate receipts a-
mounted to $118, arid the concert, 110-
-celete to $63. The winzers In the dif-
ferent 'events were : Men's race, R.
ranaing broad temp, H. Young, C.
rage, . Fritz ; running hop etep and
temp, . Young, E. Siebert, A. Holtz -
mann running high jump, 0. Fritz, R.
•
-daya of Seaforth and vicinity,
taken from the files . of The Ea -
Seaforth, July .23, 1880/
On Saturday night the saddlery- shop
Of. Geb. E.- Henderson was • broken
into •and 'a large valise, a daster and,
some Other articles takea. 'On 'Sunday
McNaught- found the articles Int -a shed
in. the rear 01 his father4s zhop.- -
On -Monday morning leelia the resit
deem:: or Mr. Chaeleee La ie Was en-
ter:d by burgla.re and,
change and a .raw articieS
ome
taken, The burglara were frigiateaed
away befere they "had . camgleted the'
The Wife of Ma Wm..' Hortme of
Hibbert, atter—suffering severely. for
about ten days from infla mation Of
thee bowels,' -paesed away n., the 15th
hest, aged 45 years. ,
Friday last. The- three' .-year old
daughter of Mr. M.. Martin. Went to
the- field 'with her eisteit some
way ehe strayed away and wile eaught
in the reaper. •Both feet -weee devered.
The etorehoetee of W. Ce. Cherhers,
at ,liensall, was destroyed by fqre on
Wednesday morning, together etitle
getantity of grain end efoo . The build-
Sett
the
other' day,'
lead telle to -the
Mee George
rth, August 6, X1880.
ing was being. `ira.wn
Guvcnleck's salt well
a portion of fit._ brace
bottom,; which has • ee
g :down. 'until it can
alker, of the Mill Road,
Tacker -smith, .Olt with .a serious less
oh-1`/1day last, by. hiving threes young
• horses' drowned! in an old eastern.. .Tile
b.•en in use for some
lowered- over: :With
gave. way • with the
ores.
Bros.. of Chilton,
the photograph basi-
s. _Moore, yin Zeaforth,
Oa -tier!' had no
tithe end; tiva
clanks, which'
Weight Of - the
have ,gurthese
pad take lecasehsion September ist.
second teacher
hool, has resigned -and
Aim Arbor Colleae,
'Pursue his rnedical
has eichanged
m on. the, 10th coneesel
On the 14th. coaces-
In the -piehlic. e
Mitbigan, tor
his 50 'acre fa
foir hie 112 _ex
sion, giving in addition $2,000.
pia Satutday 'night :the corner stone
of Bt. Geergets church; W-alton, which
ea oa Jima lith, was breken
ate* o'er thee oinat -and docarneets
taken 'Out,
,The blafiesmi h• shop ot Mr. Alex.
Caitnebelit arena had narrow
Ifitst 'noticed, ut by hard work 'the
'citizens got t em under control hhar
fele meteti dam ge was thine.
Mt. -Wm. T. Grievee hao sold his 50
4r0..lartn On lee Itth, concession of
Mr. Frazer, f the '3rd concession- of
the -ether day. wake- drieriag along
the road) onta Y. rake, , when in eonatt
Manner'. w thrown off, and re-.
Seat th, Augast '19, 1880.
iMr. John Sc le has purchased the
Dominion: salt works in' Goderich and .
will go there to reside... •
'Mr.- Jan St Maid, one, orthe pica
nea r ,yesidetits of the county, 'died sit
hie bome in' gmondville. on Tuesday
in.. Heneall to Messrs. McGregor arid
Mann, 9t c ession of Iliellett; was
Struck_ by' lig ning *Tuesday might
lasts and! ed td the ground, tor
• Geerge Be Jr., of • Hallett near
Healock, !la i hard' luck. He was
just able to at areund on crutches
after bating ractured bis iv4en
he fz:11 ia the bairn the other day and
fractured', the same leg in. the same
place.
SOUND 11E4: 111
FaR All CHILDREN
-• Search -tit July 30, 11880.
The cNebration in can etioni with
the formal opening of t Seaforth
\then fully- 5,000 people gatheted tn.,
fireman's tournament, which we s tak-
en part in by Clinton, -Sttkattor ,
Braze -els, Exeter; •at d Se forth.
After the tournament tht guas t were
entertained et lunch in Cardnott
marehed to Beattie's grove, where ad;
deeescs were delivered by Mr, Hessoni
M. P. tor Noeth Perth, r. Thomas
At the residence of tlee bride's fathe
Goderi
Rh]. and
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Steel Steamer KING ED WARD, Algoma nfral
SteaMehip Line.
ickets good going June 17th, 8. m. Arrive at petroit 4.45 p.
Return -I -Jule -19th and 42,6th. Leave Detroit 9 a. tn., °ear E time.
Meals vied Berths extra.
Dieease
threat -le the
Own Taalet
the world f
and are a
sary the ,Tab
pe*wdet. or diesolved in water. 'Mrs.
Bater'e Own.
stoinseh and
do not _teal
Tablete In the hetuse."- Sold by mad-
ichie dealers. hy -mail at 5 cents
a box from he Dr. Williams' -Media
1943,0 CO.; Br ckville, Ont.
rinks the Itttle Ones
are the tbeat thing in
all 'Stomach and bowel
ildrene They act 'quie,k-
solutely safe. If oecea-
St. Eleanols, ilt. E. It
of nothing to equal
ablets for the •ture of
ly of this medieine and
afe 'without a box .01
erth Items
-rWm. Ette, Logan, had the misfor-
tune to get h s leg broken one 1day last
week by the kick of & horee.
—Mr. h Gtettler, of Stratford,
had hts n broken the- other day,
by beim ki ked in the .face by the
p_ • Nalsrnyth, of Stratford,
haeg eine Sedleya Seek. He will
be Away 1 or five weeks with his
•—Knea Ch h, Mitchell, wee -.reop-
ened on Sun ay, May 31st. Rev. Mr.
Wilson, of elph, preached the open-
, ing Germane.
1111 n Babb has returned tei
Mitchell m Philadelphia, after
Geencling th winter / with her sister,
while crces, in the railway tracks, the
other day, as struek by an, en.gine
bruises. .
,--eStraffeedi Central Methodist church
etandi Sirst az the largest giver td
he Stratford diztrict.
second, and St. Marys is
°yrs, ' dl. k --
is two
t, `cam' adl he au
do g a fiQur131M n ` bust
.ley. .
ri rand M.- Xing; ectatary
or Of Boyer, Thomson,
ors at Goldfield,' Nevada*
'teed feat _ week'. 1ie iwaha
cousin �t Dr. W. Z. Cull, \end. was :on
the staf of the Merchants- Bank in
Mitchell mangy; years 4agg
�..,,n. der in 'council 'hen been pa*
ed app t ntihig- Mr. At j. .Jeffrey to
the .;pr el on of aceoantant of the in
land ree' • u e dlv%tort in Stratford,
Jeffrey been in- the department
for thre o our yearn
—Sam - 1 Spittle and id 0.0a Larne,
of the y th con., 'Elora, received -a
vck trop lightning_ while
a field! ding a - recent
i r. They were thrown`
to the ground, . and although
able to be ,araunt again;;
feel the effect 'till,
t rain'torm •pnssed ever thte
d of ` Stratford; on ever Time-
Oolt of last • week = ;Dane-
ao 1e to: trait trees, and the
barn was blown o The
xns• to' have cove -re a wide'
with .bigh windy an hail in
cts.
pire Daly th' 'pu.b1 c eche of
raised their f1 , tel the
mot of -the res cats of 1
e. A good 'prove.neie was
terrible
wOrking
thunder
senseless
they gee
they hat
neighbor
age was
rear of
tetrithhi
oame
at 'Mon
eiesence
the vill
provided nr the school. The hair was
filled by Me, A. Chalmers 1 an et-
"Ddress4315roia.t he ." Red, 'White- end Blue,"
1 ell minister -delivered aa ad -
glad 'W. Mott, principal of the 'school,
tepoke fel a short time en a' Memerkes
—Mr. i 1 in. Jeffrey, one of the old -
at real:ill:Tits Of Stratford,. died re-
cently,. :s1,. the home of his idoughtlea,
yeatre pot age, andl was bate). In Co-
hourg. -'1.-- Went to Stratford in 1871,
apisii well fOr many •years engaged. in
the hard are huelness. Mr. jelfrey
wae an. idler in Knox church, Strata
some ye 1 - ago, be is . survived by
ford', for manY years. His wif-e died
four_pleerentul eete, ittieineelidtatlueghstoner. ,:c.,,t ii,,,
Blackma I, of St Mares', one of the
.,English 'amities who came from Eng-
land lase summer, accidentally fell in-
tci a tut or voter the other :morning
and was nearly drowned. Only the
timely ival Of his brother on the
most po young' hasiness mere was
eoleroni 1 on May 26th, When Mr.
Frank 1 cklin was wedded to Miss
itgain, O Barrie, in the 'presen• ce of
a. large 'umber Of sueste. Mr. and
lite. kiln will -visit some of the
large clt is of the -Eastern. States, aii4
on their return Will rest* la Steal-
Hbligghelat
Scotland
and an
sembled
lire: . cz d. ri n g
Were in
Marys .t
di g-
fotd
tion Co
algera
Mooney
the eta
proeria
tlie
the am
took a
liable
at C
ago,
life. I
young
half a
ca
thou gh
be oat
eet poi
be• ll, a
farmer
missica.S in
chell comes
ery Pett
Aar -the thai
Dean Tiaylo
" of the Ilate
haw been. a
ply Oda wit
Ge
'at young w
died after. a
• husband an
of St. Itittrye
some- others
day, decide
fell into' dee
ting twee by
June .22tol,
power ay -de
water mains
the bead, b
ell, hale Vas
.the =Oat
—T. Balla
.311
Peeking Cte
„geode On h
steamer
age
g meeting of Oh Dean -
was held! on May asth,
St -Alban's Church, un-
anthie of the Rey: Ituta,1
of St. Marys.
Aids - Orr, youngest eon
A. B. Orr, et Strathartt,
pointed residen.t manager
O Mine- and Snxeltei Sup -
1 heaciouartexe at Mexico
week's illness Jon Satur-
th. Deceased lea,ves a
while flailing along with
at the, mill -peon the ether
tali oVerbalanced 'and
Water. * was rescued.
of Listiew..71 is submit -
laws, to /be Toted on on
• _also extending the'
in their town.
Hord, or Mitchell, has
y ill/ with erysipelas in
t is,/ now recavering.
r Itarkwottity, of Mitch-
el his . firm]. examination
io School of Pharmacy.
/all of Stratfotd, "had
arid the Tb.omson !Eta&
le cpllided with the il.ap-
and sank Off The Liter&
Lteickert 04 SPAzit *Aro
eitnee
1
arnpaaneray cseite.bramteadr;isn, ono,
„ration being beld• there bx
Mary Camp, No. 42, Sons et
Caledonian games and atti-
nimense crowd at Teeple, as -
the -athletic groupds,where
°elk events were held Mu -
provided 1)y ' the Galt Kitties
et gave a concert in. the op-
- in. the. evening, Scotch
reaming races, pole , vaulting
laded in the list Of eports, and
as were numerous.. There
a. larger erowd in St.
an chi Monday.
ment has been given chit by
or Judge Barron, in the pro-.
Of the liquidator of the Strat-
1, IC; Cartage and Benstrue-
of that city, to answerr fO
Of $29,291.72, whieh sum is
to hieve- been. wrongfully ap-
d and paid out by them. The
t rendered order's that they
toe company she liquidation
of $13,854.88. or one -halt of
unt for which_ the liquidator
ion. Sidney 3. Cook is made
the stock eubeeribed for
droskritag • accident occurred
hill, Milt -afternoon, not long
an of that village, last his
appears that a party of five
on went ta a aool of water,
When within a couple of feet
Campbell euddenly , sank. Al -
the paol ot -water said to
flea: feet in depth at its deep -
t, Campb its body was not re -
for nearly two hours. . Mr.
only Son of John ▪ Camt -
prominent Weiteeley township
1—T e main - building of he Ineper-
ial St 'e Works; Limited', t Morrise
burg, %rare 'completely gutted by fir -e
_the ot ere morning, .all the machinery
In th pollehingt room, ' Tackling and
Mount g rooms, and carpenter .shop
\me .pletely 'destroyed, only the
Wank .. office, fixtures• and papers
Were ' veil': .Tbe loss is fully 'cover -
will b out of employment. How the
fire iginateda as nalmoVii, as the
works haoe, bean shat dovra for two
days, aehoont of the holiday'. Loss
le el ed in tho vicinity Of -425,000.
1 When t e
Hair Falls
Then it's time to act! No time
to study, to read, to experi-
ment! Ypu want to save your
hair, and save It quickly, too!
SO make up your mind this
very ininule that if ypur hair
ever comes out you use
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It makes
the scalp healthy. The hair
stays in. It cannot do any-
thing else. It's nature's way.
The best hind of a teat -W=11141—
" Sold for over .sixty yestra:"
Satisfaction or your
ney a
II Flt
Amain
fair standard b which to judge the populari y of Pro -v
#ress Brand Clothing. We could not continuo, year after
year, doing the tremendous business this store is Oiling
nag public were 4etting absolute satisfaction. NO would
the faee of all manner of .‘-‘ sale advertising," unlesStmheobnueyn
our business cant nue increasing as it has unless the publie
were satisfied tha they got better value for th
had greater varie y to choose trcim, and every m dollar
We hang oa :no baits. No goods- marked u
down, h t present to our patrons one price to all; honest goods at lowest pripe
square d to every man.
Brand Olo h
out
and sk
ere never was a seatIon when we could show you a greater varietToi &LAS te
choose f all. the veky neweati patterns and styles, in faneY worsteds and twetilds, blues
and blae in: very latest styles !and _Shades.
s.
If there is any department in whib we are particularly stroll
We have everything Lim the best It and Stiff 'Hats to the
and sun shade straw, are all at the v ry losiest prices consispnt
keeping quality. i
Bor
s7 as
it IS
heapest
ea
It is no very often you. ar enabled to buy a whole boys' stnt for
but here is an _opportunity wh e they last to buy a good bOys' wash
blbuse and trousers, of first- lass wearing material, in. blue and. white
stripe& and atterns or plain rash.
50c to $1 oCi
s Summer Underwear
',LIGHT WEI HT. LIGHT PRICE
Extra ribbed knit Balbr6gan Underwear, beautifui
"made throu0out,
Stewart Bro
BUTT R AND EOGS
Oa
Seafor
TAKEN AS CASH
ot Weathier Com orts.
e are not great talkers. Welleave that for our good . They
t lk in a ItnOlit convincing way, :and don't weary peopl either,
r tiler they comfort and soothe.' Tust.now evky corn r in'our
*st ,re is filled with goods that speak coolness—the ool corn-
( t that good goods only can give, You have but t See the
f Hawing lines to appreciate this fact, and the_ plea W. be j ast
Stra _Hats, Felt Hats (=D
limner Shirts, Summer U
, Summer Sox, Ete.
ur Specia Ly is Satisfactory
RIGHT
tiRNISILERS
clerwear
SALFORTEL
-Thr
For sa e,
good she
on
hing Machine for Sale
Stratford Docker, with blower, all in
Has been ran only three years. A-lw
k, just new. Will be sold cheap
Any person or persons tonna tramming on no
peel of Lot 27 and north rb of Lof 23, Concession
or Lots SO, 27 and Z8, 2, MoKiLlop,
Alms eowAs4
gal MIA
How
Your Co
_Every place you go you
question asked.
--Do you. know that there is
dangerous as a neglected co -el?
tarn into Chronic Ercr-aclu0s,
*11, the White Pla.gue,t ConaaNtioa.
Many a life history would read
if, on the fest. pearanee of a cie
had been reale& with
Pro Wood's
NorWay
Pine SyrUp
This wonderful cough awl 001,4
eontains all those very pine
which make the pine wooda
the treatment of inng affections..
Combined with this are W
Bark and -the soothing,.beaung
pectorant propthtito et loth=
sorbs and harks.
For Conghs, Colds, Bro71..
the Chest, Asthma, Croup,
rough, Hoarseness or any aRiw.'ion
Throat or Itunwre -Ton will Bad a ow
eure in Dr. Wood's Norway Pine 8
writes : _46 I- have nsed Dr. Wood'a
Pine Syrup for *roughs E.ad widg, arid
always found it to .give inetaat
.elso reeornmended. at to one of ter
bora she w"'' more that piessed
the reaulta."
pr. Wood's Norway Pita Syrgi
r end three pine trees the loaf