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everyt 'ne- else .in the
use did s sharev of
iewor.aSweliaS
powd
under - the
. Chionie headaches
poisoned blodd, The'bloed is pol-
ed by tissue -West% undigeited, food
d other impurities remaining too
g in fhe systera. Thee peleene sire
not piemptlat elithineated beeaueo of
sIck liver; howtils,%eletrt of lild*aeter
,
If the bowe1s. do not movetregularly
if there is Paha In ,the,_back_eite*ing
armytrouble—!g 'thee akin, f:4 sallow
diefignred with Slittipledeatit sioW ,
what is cawing the hisdachen.
1-tru1t-a-tivesr :awe he,adaehes ber
derma they cure* th c use Of iteade':*
Raft L'Ilratt-s_--tives" act :directly en
the *hire° great ilimineting.
hawed, kidneys and elan. "Fruit -e-
ves" keep the system free of nelsons.
t-a-tives" come in two sizesee
25etand'50e. If your -dealer does net
have :them write to •Fehalt-aetiveSt
Lhnited, Ottawa.
very few 'would
complain of the houwork.
"Black Knight does away
with. the ev er 1 as ti ng
rubbing and polishing. ' It
- Aims quickly' and produces
a result that safisfies the
inc-st particular.
Always ready for use fdr
Stoves, Grates and o
Ironwork.
It's the hest polish the
biggest can for the money'.
Send dent&z Z4Me and
- for full size ean if you ca -01
set "Black Knight" in your
town.
•
Many housewives
it cheaper to '.61.1y a
hake. That is becaus'e their
baking isn't successful every'
tim\e. Their failure s run
did cost up. Get
WINTER SOS
()yens Jan. -4th in an -
departments of the
Central Business
College
ig d Gerrard Streets, Torouto
thrr atalogue our suo
periorityin Eouipment, Staff.
Method awl Pee:suit& You are
in.vited to weitefOr it if inter-
estedm the kind of schoolwork
whioh brings best success.
w. H. SHAW, Principal.
The
FARMERS BANK
OF CANA A 1
HEAD OFFICE, TO NTO •
Incorporated by 'Act of
Parliament
Me bers of Canadian Bank-
ers Association, -
A general banking business transact-
ed. Sale notes cashed or collect-
ed. Drafts and money orders is-
sued. Interest ellowed on deposits
in the Savings Bank Department
at highest current rates.
•
Dashwood and Brimfield
• Branches
R. T. DUNLOP, Manager. ,
Money to Loan
At lowest rates of interest on town or
arm mortgages.
Apply to J. kiiiteran, Seaforth
ram
Find that 75 per
cent.of the bread
used in the city
of Toronto s
made from blen-
ded Hour.
WAVE
43 CR EST
RI -ENDED FLOUR
TRY IT
forth Milling Co.
Phe MeXillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Coropany.
FA AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP(
ERTY. ONLY INSURED.
Officer:al.—It. B. MeLam, president,
Kippen p.o.; Thos. Fraser, vice-Tres-
idftt, Brucefield no.; Thou. E. Haye,
secretary -treasurer, Seaterth p.o.
DIrmtore.--Wm. Chesney, Seaforth;
Sohn G. Grieve, Winthrop; George
Dale, Seaforth; John Bennewele, Dub-
lin; Jartleg Evans, Beechwood ° Sohn
Nett, Harlock; MOS Fraser, 'Bruce-,
; J. R McLean, Kippen; James
Conr.olly, Clinton.
Agent.—Robt. Smith, ,Harlocke Bd.
Binchley, Seaforth; James Cumming,
Egmontiville; J. W. Yeo, Holmearitie ;
B. 13. ;Yarmouth', Brodhagen ; George
3furg,te aid. G. Stephenson, auditions.
oyal llouseno
Flour
and follow directions. The
result, viql.1 be :light, -whole-
some bre*. of 1)4
Yu
More for Roy
but those few. 1.1y.
certainty anci purity. Yenip
- grocer can supply you.
Ogilyie 'flour Mills co., Ltd.
155
ry eirery;
eyv -cents
ousehO
THIVA
Me HERE
You
Can't
Work
Like
This
And *I Suffer.
Yon ..eed Net
Ever i littje houSehold task
becomes. a,. burdo when you
suffer with kidney trouble. In-
stead of being the bright, hippy
soulnatureintended You to be
you are becoming a nervous
wreck; This need not be. A.
few :doses of . DR. ROOT'S
KIDNEY AND LIVER
PILLS will demonstrate this.
They are the world's ,specific
for kidney and liver trouble,
Sold by all tirtiggists and store
dealers in ,tin` boxes at
They are within the
reach of all. Sent on
receipt of price post-
paid from DR. ROOT
CO. 9 Spadina Ave.,
Toronto. Six boxes
for $1.25. Send to-
day far free sample.
Nobody
can know eVarY-
thing. To become expert
means to specialize. We aro spe-
doll:stain producing the best flower
and vegetable seeds. In 62 years we
have become experts. Sow J'erry'S
Seeds and reap the results of our cafe.
For solo everywhem. Read our 1009 •
catalogue and profit by our experience.
Sent free on recimt. Addrms
FERRY CO., WINDSOR, ONTe
You c not poesibly have
a better Cocoa than
1
E'ORTH,)PiMY:
.
The LLJI
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Iberia 'eel the., Toradto
'o inct 7
WhoehoPl' Olvd.460d64r.r4ehitzi: "ti.f.A:473°11inu
• Veered, with !Mite
vraeetried• by the, lolice magietryte ree
oently.-,and -sentenced to thiet-ye days
.1 , the tlegellatel• werean
net eanedoendent -upon bine foe pup -
t he woad leave been, more tee -t
• elr. dealt vitithe After. he -eves
earttenced ;hes wife appeared at the
lioe jete.tien With the 'vain %petition
that he be let off. T, poor. egteu
who had frequeety .felt- hhit tieshheit
g =that -stung/her to„,”„legal
,
satinet her be tat Ina. `.• fee -Kent
. _
once moro. under the influeheaeof tete
_
ror. lee a neemesah. cleeperetirea gehe
fled to the' ;police epeet_ for rettterea but:
-after reflection the Vrieffees eke b-ad-
et,e6 complaitift. Couldeeregeeefneat
bE //10T9 complete than thattto
this woman let 'eedecediSO/-=:_tIseratte tw6
ovils-e-Whether to. endure', tietheeernelle
tee, 'whenefeie her hueliand
ty ,oat 'to have -hlin pet to jail—
s/re eleCteeter the *treater. - rInte, her
'eviden.ce She -said that mane_ was,
tiontigetted, to punish hoer- _It that ie so,
and it sha nor „Dein intimidated
lweuee ehe 19,14. infornettion ° a -
'gain* hinge the authorities shoal go
out of their way' to bring her Pere
secutor to justice. (Women must :be
.preteeted, tor we have , not trained
thine to proteet theniselvee. !When! the
Amebae(' .haet ,serged his thirty days
he will be net unilltelly to ..enteet upe
atn- the enicreseen. et -MO freedom by
once Mora -dliscipling- his -wife with
th.i.e-fleilaewhip. He will be emboldepe
-to Idet that by l her frightened efforts
to tet -14in out -of the captiVity.,.--into
1wh.ielt Ache lead. him sent= -He- will tee):
cealdent that ietie will not again have
reiotnee,-to law; sYThile he is in Jail
ehe wiwlyrobably have to Sitter ,more
etelrese_fremewent and 'peteiblyii• 'from
mai-ay on her husband's account. Hew,
onieh Amber and -more .effectiver would.
the perniehment. of this man have been
thad t it hetentisicl:on with strip*. Ate
tar :Whig. lathed,' until .he Should howl
mercy- the .f 'wretch cou:d be Wee
ly, ratline* to higi. wife end 'permitted
to earn her, living. 'There la nothing)
like the 'cat --nine tale to take the
the vieloteenese Out an e.huseri of
"Inen-Anotl\er..caee was reported frone a.
townie. -Noah Ontario a:few dayet
Pe*: where -••a =a had eounded his
wite"witb a stick wall elle was
mails of: bruiesei from to foot. and
then left her for deed. Fortunately
the.. wretch hes 'hear arreeted, and it
Lsr ter he. h,eird that fitting euniShe
eeent awaffet
And etill another ca.lous. brute. in
human .torin, for whom hanging would.
TOIL
the
the
az,td toomarnuuychticlaamego7arbt!tnttehill
hoqf ,ie, ned, by mexperienoed elgoke
frog and in eoxpe cases cutting away
the bans altogether. The hoofs he
sal& often get too much. rasping after
'ollashne. allowhig the moisture at the
hoot to escape in. dry weather and al-
lovilog too much .to penetrate In .wet
. farm without Shope, as fax possi,
was asked nawnj ques-
tions 14 , -..those .in thee:e=endlence and
hia eFplies- showed hito tthoroughly
convereant With his eubjeet . .
_
-Th t .
Mele.WO. *he' ,took for . his
sehjtea.t the moral,e` plaseleal -and' rear
tligiotee aelpeet Of' fares lite He offer-
.
1),t*oll00.Oseapd.1710,-.5:77dt, .WO:lu:tliclg°8tplekinst th.' Ntrfhateinieli rif
ox Pitarirelar, above sew teth.er Claris
- MI.cr, o leright,gave aIb
on "R-otation of
are leaneable talk-;
oyes *bat he „is talking- am
ti 'but as ilia principal theme was
Lor _the' rotation „of *crepe as applied
to land Used in a .dairee district, and
- this section not being of that clam,
the_larinerts present, while =appreciate
foe his talk, and - getting some good:
entormetione 1110ist likely will,bontintiaaleng. the 'earne lines as' they: have
ber doing in the rotation of their
.crop. At &Ages Heil, ,Mrs; Ashley,
• of tS-eendesboecte addreesed- the. WOlee
menet' -leseitute n"The eeeponsibilite
'nf the mother to the- daughter and
. eke; &vise:"
team- Tyvetim' eegeedivlimog. tnadtherelowlernat 'holetroeuse,
-tend- em'greatly aprac1atedby the
large ,andioncer Oa de the !speakers
the :gee -Ware was ter/ash-ad by local
talent, Manes Schee and* Afirtin,
Wiehkrharnmer, IL B. Sanders and Mr.
prom, who acquitted thereselvea in
much a manner that won., for them
•much : prate, Mt. T. B. Carling was
chairman 'for ,the evening, and,, 0.0
:usual,tilled the position with much
*exPeetance.
ege.-
the whip before I'Leei1i*it11,6 100,01*-:
aralaaaan
NOSY CHEERED BABIES
pa,••.....10 Spa,
• Nothing in the -world Is leech a dome
fort and a joy so a Iralthy,-hearty:
rosy caked, -ham' baby. -Bableoandt
Young ehildoen can bv.ite,pt,' .in peen
feet. heelth. by -giving them an= oce
...easioInal deem a. -Boys Own 1'a14et,
which will keep the stomach Li -and,
towels in 'perfect order e And, w,Isita
islekeess comes there is no otherenierie"
Wile will cure the minor Ills of child..
heed as speedily and safely as Baby's
Own TableW .Guarainteedt.; to con -
• no opiate or, poisonoue drege,Mee
, Eastern . Harbor,,- N. .-S.,
efeYS: "I have used Ba=bretOwn Tab -
lett for the va-rlous llin'frotn which
little ones suffer, and find tham a mar-
vellous Medicine. Thanks to the Tab-
let al my baby mow always 'enjoys the
beet of health." Sold by all, medlotne
dales or by inail at 25c .a boxfrom
1- The Pr, NYAliteirula' Mediethie Brock..
• Ontario.
of the west,- ter he had bean, a real -f
dent at It for thirty -Ave, yearA tweo-,
ty-tife of -which he spent -in the
MootSi Mountain country.
—Harry D. Bedford, a ePertonlain
and , writer on natural htstory .au4
outdoor' iallbjectfily ERT1OUROPE from
NeW York that he .will leave during
this* month and explore the Arctic
reglone alonelie will go first to
Edmonton,where he inteuds to eon-,
thine hie jeueney an snowehoes and
by Means ot eked with only e dog
ae a tomeanion. In this Way behopes-
to travel 5,000 nallbel and take three
years. in doing it.
re the death of Mos. JP4P,M
Thur -
ridge, whith occurred at the tanally
residence in Winnipeg, theeolts has
lost one its oldest realden.ts, foe, 3
years la a lengthy period of -existence
in the life of E city ot—Whinieteg'S
age., Mtee* Burridge was horn at
Hamilton, Ontario, sixty -night
ago, and vamp to Winniphg with her
;husband ill 1879. Besides her hus-
band ehe leaves a family* of one eon
and four dauehters.
--A coal famLne 1 ateaing Calgere
in the tate.. This le.a. question which ,
is being ;discussed with acute Interest
by thaw who have hard coal tree to
keep up and who find that the coal
_ they have „placed, orders for' has not
hem delivered. When the coal does
arrive, there will be an extra . fifty
cents tackni on to the hill because the
,local coal dealers *have .raised the
erica without aesigning any 're:aeon.
Iland coal ot the varieties or sizea
laetewn iStOVA .egg and broken, have
Ions, up from $7,08 per ton to 48.
—John Atkinson, a liorneSteader, et
Moo .% Jaw, Seek., was ties other ate
lane= tem/pitted to jail for -trial'at
the Moose Jaw oupreme court on ;fah -
nary 26 on a charge of grain stealing.
The eccueed was a resident in Mani-
toba for many yeare, and Is believed
to he a 33areardo boy. Mislay come
plainbg of Wheat stealing have eeaehe
al the mounted police from the far -
Mere in the Moose Jaw district, and,
It is believed systematic', thieving hail
been carried on. Atkinson has been a
refractory erteener since his arreet, -
having broken the handcuffs and a
.straightjacket.
4t• seee.memeaseas
Warm and Dry' tcr Stay Woll.
Now is tbe time,When the -daetbe`
gets busy, lend th,e patent medicine
mainutacturetre reap- ,the harvest, un -
leas great care is taken .to &Ode-
walemly and keep the feet dry. - Thts
la the advice of an old eminent au-
thority, who says that 'Bhettinatiarn
and Kidney trouble 'weather is here,
and same tells What' to do in ease of
an attack. -
Old from any good prescription iehar-
mazy one-half ounce Fluid Extract
_ Dandelion, one ounce Corapound Kar -
gen, three ouneet Compound Syrup
• Sarnapasilia. Mix by shaking in a
bottle and take a teaspoonful after
nreale and at bedtime
Jest try this eimple brome-made 'Mix-
ture at the find sign of Rheumatism,'
or if your heck aches or you feel that
the kidneys are not acting Juet rlgbt
This is said to be a splendid kidney
regulator, and altneet certain remedy
for all forms of Rheumatism, which is
.caused by uric acid In the blood,which
the kidneys tail to filter 011t. AIITOrie
. 'cam easily prepare this at home and
at ;small .cost.
Druggisttg in this tOwn an( viola:
ity, when shown the prescription, sta-
ted that they pan, either Supply these
ingredient% or, if our readers pre-
fer, they will compound the mixture
for them.
be entirely to simple apnhmeet, I
Wee copeto the outface in Saskittehe
wait - It .18 reported from 'Creel.matt,
in that Province.. A man named Chas= f
°plea a homesteader 'noir Creeiman,
who came' from the United States a
few months .ago, had been in . the
hal* of quarreling with his wife, and
,theee -Onerpels USES:11Y CUI,ElLnated In
the poor, womaie eeerirting et, Otto/ere
and brutal ,bea,thige But this brutal -
'fey, saee. the report, reached he
.1bnit a feet eights ago, when the
roan. threw his 'wife -out in the cold
*hen the thermometer registered 42
below zero, and with nothing to 'pro-
tect ,hler from thelaterne but .a . thin
cotton night dregs. A neighbor, Who
hgpened to be paseing,and wished to
elatain.„pretection for the night,sought. !
edatinelen to the house, but waS -order-
ed to leave at once Oti pain f being
oto -AteIte turned to 'go he heard
glee-a:1E1.'1ton' the .,directioin. of .a wagon
boar ,and; -gaing, to investigate, found'
,the 'untartunatii woman ladng there ai-
med frozen to death. He -picked. her
Any .and managed toreach hie. own -
- &end_ with lace, but she Was so . ter-
ribly frozen that recovery is impose
bier :She has So far -refusal to lay
a char,gettigatietleer husband, and as
vault he has not yet been arresite
ed, but will she die Or should
he attempt to leave the coentry. The
tnelibliesrhoedlisShocked by the bru-
tal oceerreince. ,. That such a human
meneteretehould he allowed his *freee
dem' foe an -hourafter hie Crime wee
,dileeovercd is tnot by any means- ered-
itabre to the *legal authorities 'ef: the
,distriCt. - The wonder is that the peo-
ple` tug not lynch him on the mot.
eRepeat it i'—"Shiloh's Cure will al-
ways ture m'Y coughs and colde."
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
in 1-1b. and /-lb Tins. -
Logs Wanted
1•10.4.•••:•.
The undersigned is prepared to pay the bighes1
, cash price for an unhmited quantity of first.olass
Soft Elin, Rook Eln2, Basswood, Maple, Beech, Askt
• Elemlock and Oak 'Logs, delivered at the Seaforth
Saw and Stave 31111. To be out in even length, ex-
cept soft elm; sett elm to be eut 11, 13, and 16 -feet.
Will also buy Basswood Heading Bolts, 40 inches
long, at 08.50 per cord delivered. . Will also buy tim-
ber by measurment or by bulk in basil. Special at-
tention paid to Custom sawing. Sallisdsotion guar
antessl.
2180-13 W. AKEINT, SeafOrth.
STIVE OP Orn -,Or TOLED0,.89.
LUGA.8 COMM.
, •
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior
partner Of the firm of F. J., Cheney & Co., doitig
business in the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, d that said firth pay the sum 'of
ONE R11141DIRED DOLLARS for earld'every ease
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hali's
Catarrh Cure. FRAIM J. CHENEY.
Sworn tia before me and sithseribed in my pr,es•
ence this eithday of December, A. D..1880.
cssiu.) OfmAgoN;
Notary Public,
Hall's Catarrh Ckire is Mien _internally, and acts
directly; on the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system.1 Send for testituonials free
' 1'. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75e. '
Take, Hanks FamilyPills for constipation.
MC Man I Ma analinatal Ma 1
Farmers' Institute lideetinga
, The regular meetings under the
auspicee of the South Huron. Farm -
ere' Inistitute.was held at Brucefield
and Exeter on Monday and Tuesday ot
iaet week. There was a fair attend-
a,nce at the Brucefield meeting and
-much useful inferrna.tion was elicited
from the delegates on the subjects dise
euesed. • .
• The Exeter irteetin gen Tuesday was,
ate usual, at that plate well,attend4
ed. Mr. W. D. Sanders, 'preside:lit et
the Institute, ably filled the 'Chair
and, in his address gave some very ta-
te:resting thoughts 'for those present.
The firet speaker was ifir. -Wr" F.
Kydd, of Simeon who gave an extend-
ed talk taking :for his subject, " Am,
I raising the most profitable horse.'
Me. KYdd was disappointed at so few
Mpg farmers berng present, wishing
to, addeees hts remarks to them In
particular. He *took up the qeestion
a selecting a horse for breeding %tee
Feteeel• and advised Mow in • Judging
the good roints of 'a horse to see
him from a distance of about 20 feet
-and not in close eroadmity. 111 Ortifill
to see that it is well erbportioned-.
He advised the selection' of one with
a- la.rgegirth. A horse with abroad
forehead is the best. It is surely to
be Of .a ''good dispositiom vfidle a
narrow forehead and mall sunken
_
Manitoba and Northwest Notes
—Qiner$40,000 at the..7.aet two years'
school taxi* to Saskatoon ere yet
unpaid.
-Phe' finst. militaet ball held he Jo -i
minion, City, Manitoba, was given. by
the 18th Mounted Rifles the other
evening and. was a deckled success."
—Gaein laClure, .of -Carman; Mainl
tuba, .ha e 'gone, on •a vied., to hie old
home at Pictou, Nova _Scotia. This will
be Mr. McClure's first visit to _ his
home in 25 years. .
—A young tsehool teaeher, William
Thompeen, Who has been teaching for
the poet Teal' at'Bifeliinan, Seek., was
recently srobbed of $250; He wee on
the C.N.R. train on hie way to -Cal-
gary, Alberta, 'VIE Edintenton.
—Serriuel Justine, aged 73, -a ;Io -
near farmer of the Portage_la Prairie
dietriete died in -Portage on January
7th. Tge deceased went west in 1880
and for many years _fanned on the
elaboe at Mendeneld. He is survived
by hla vats and two daughteis.
* —A -farmer named Wheatly, residing
on the Portage 'lain, had a close, call
from being frozen to death the othe.r,
daY. While driving. Ile was almost ov-
ercome by the intense cold, but will
recover.' He however, eatained
muriber crf tee.ivere frost b
—Hon. J. S. Hall, Calgery'a city zo-
lieitor, died.las t week, aged fifty-
seven years. _ He had been 111 for some
time. Death was due to _a complies, -
tion of diEREIKS. He went to Calgary
a -few yeateet ego and was- eppoluted,
solicitor te 1906, resigning as alder-
man to accept ehe position.' .
—Fire broke out iri Saltcoats, Sak
early the other met -nine, preeemably
from an overheated stove in tire office
of the Recorder:Printing Co., Which
was completely destroyed. The flames
se,read to a doctor's office. and a drug
store adjoining,' an.4 both were burned
to the ground. Thethermometer reg-
letered forty below zero at the time.
—William "EVatere an 'English home -t
sfeader, aged 65, living near 'Water-
ous, Satet., was foetid frezen to death
in a *bluff where, be crawled to
Hissteps' were traced from Water -
mei tie his -,own door. ..Wher,a his key
•and mitts .evefe • found In the . onowe
=and then he had emdentiy tried to
_Melee hia Way to 1,-'nergehboring Shaelt
'halt a, mile away, When' he want over-
coinsby the cold. ,
—The Manitoba agricultural college
ea -opened lest peek ...with so attend -
knee .otnetrely 170; ,Ind th.e !staff earn"-
plete in all- departments: The by
Weee all .anxione to get- baek tp work
atter the long vaeetion which-- began
inoeuch a hurried manner by the
exit 'Of all the able -Netted students
by way a the fire escape' to avoid
similar comearativelY • ilarkaass epie
a qoarantine for measles* er some
odietni---Fter'Itd "Craig', erumi
: nant randher
south of Gull Lak Sask., while out
riding last week, e *injured byhis
hoemt tailing with him. He WAS e'en-
t.l.ed unconsciotjs. and when he - re-
covered bath feet and one ,teem were.
oraveted to home,
which. was a Mile 'sway. Craig was
taken to Gull Lake' incl plesed under
a doc.tor'e PEM. It is leaned amputee
tam will be neoesaery. et-
-James Flaeenagan„ ',proprietor of
the Flainiagan House; at Saskatoon,
Sask., one of the elargest and best
conducted houses in the 'VireSt. Med last
week. He 'ives one 'o/ 'the ,pIconeers of .
the =district,. was a peol'alteetat Conse_re
,vatIve,• and Ivies Well known' from Wfn-
rale* to the attest. -He went to Seek-
atcion-eix 'yeses ago almost -penniless,
and at the time Of late death had aat •
rehiened- a fen -tune of over $200,000.
-eArehlbald. A. Campbell, Mee of the
rioneers or the Carlyle district; Man-
itoba, who died at the holm of his
brother, John Cainebell, -WInelpeg,was
born in Prince Edward Wand. Ur.
Campbell might welt be termed one of.
the "old timerr as well as eloneerte
121161tellEMMEMIlaueximmompal
New Notes. .
--Some remarkable figures w.ere
made public at Washington' the oth-
er day at the depart/tient of labor re..
lati•ng to Japafteme immigration and
emigration. They indicate that during
the twelve menthe, ending November
1st last, the total number- of Japanese
admitted to the United States lerals
6,017, and the total numbe'r .who left
the United States was 6,832, an
credoa to the - Japanese population *of
1857 Them figures indicath to the4m-
migration authorities that. the GoVern-;
meat of Japan_ is living up to its a-
greement with the United States re-
specting the immigration of Japanese
to that country. -
—Mr. -John. Morgan, one ot-the most
erominent farmers and stock breede
ere in -Western Ontario, died SA Vic-
toriaRoopital, London, atter a ling-
ertng lllneas, in his seventy-second
year Mr...Morgan. resided' On, the
fourth line, beweere/atrathroY and
Kerwood, end had One' of the - finest
tarnis In- Nireetern Ontario. He was
Reeve- of the towns)* of Adelaide for
a eufither a yea,* and served ES
waraefi tor tht comity. In keelleice he
-wee staunch Conservative. Twice
he ran for eeolitical honors, but on
both oceasione 'met with defea.t,
1888 he contested the eldink 'of Nbeth
Middlesex for the Locale Legislature,
but was defeated by Scinet Waters.In
1892 he ran in West Middlesex, and
was defeated by Hon. 0 W' Ross,
then Minister of Education. He is
survived by a Widow and seven sorts.
—At the ogerting of theraential Meete
ing of the Western Dairymen's Ase
&Motion held Brantford last week,
Mr. C.' C. .Thanes, Desuty Minister of
Agriculture for Ontario, delivered a
most able and haseiring addrees,
le hie habit, and, • itt which. he ex-
horted the:farmers to pit their hest
thought and best work ,into eatt.kingt
dairying the selentitic and profftable
-4411uotry It ought to be, "If we
could only get," he said, "farmers to
drain' and lear u their, farmse then
tame -good seed, Igo that the _ quantitk
and quality Of traps would be bet-
ter, then weed out the old pensioner
eowe end -ghtf, good tows a e.hance,
then hendle. the milk :properly an
equip oar, factories as we ought, the
fareaaeis would he wealthy men, and
Ontario the most prosperous Province
In the Dominion." „
ike.iy moreinge ago while' Mr.
Meek, who resades'a cotaele of miles,
west t of the village 'of Ayr, Waterloo
celerity, aeperneanled by his son and
a Ingighhor, Mr. .101111. MeVittie,were
attending to live stock. Mr. Black was
astontatred to find a 10g with its
nose aimed ,entirely- chewed off, and
while examining. It a nelee was hewed
on the floor of- the barn above, where
a ferocious. strange dog wee engaged
In combat with Mr. Black's dog. It -
being still dusk it was hard to Sefl
the, In a minute or two the
\deli:jun brute made a descent of the
stairway and ran etraight for a num-
ber of ealatee, snagping at their heads.
Me. Black .fcrend a eitehfork, and with
a well Aimed tstroke drove the TrOffga
at the fork into the infuriatal brute,
holdier him captive while Mee Moe
Viftle seemed a sledge hammer and
despatched him. MT. 3. Peskin. V.S.,
of Paris, was at once wir-ed for, end
upen bis arrival the bead was sever-
ed from- the dead dog and sent to
Ottawa, tor examination. Mr. Paekin
remtounded it a rather had loolartg
case. The dog is supnoeed to have
been affected by rabies.
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