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* SERVANT WANTED ) WINTER, WHEAT.
1 Go% geueraluevant wentea at the Ritten• RIBULTS Or 221020 mates ST OttYAgio VARMNIRS G. F. •81eir recto
. ived a telegram WM
bury Duos um" wages spa WY' niglIty verieties of winter vvheat have D. D. Stewert, Kivemittn, itikieg him
rut.
Cuuteu, Aug, Seth.
s J". ne.m been grown in the Experimental De- brook the sad netts that John Rich
pertinent of the Ontario Agriculture! Of. Keewittin, was drowned while ew
••• - - (Allege ter at Next five yeare in ante with * Fort Franole OXOUreiOn. M
larussetk.
N NEV.V.S.
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to
ay
sum ot 0200 or the Exeter library.
ItttPar=litirit=ct iliasnti;IF:lazr!" masa
Miee Ida Leng of Winghain onjap
the 416th:tot/on of being the prettleet
to
'Sarnia on Saturday last, the award be-
idg made by three competent jedgee--•
Exeter, all whom are credited witt
c• havinga great eye for the "beautif 1."
on Mrs. Richard Davis met with a paite•
to ful accident on Sunday night. It pearsap-
thtanitel wales:ad ilbkeirogmtohaet ovoi owiow4eynt
J. iniUring one arra badly end bruising the
n- other Ooneiderably. She Was rendered
d• unconiesious and la at present suffering
from her injuries.
The work of putting down the gran°.
lithic walk on the east Side Dr Main
street, was commenced on 'Tuesday.
aTthree;rk will be prosecuted as speedily
as possible and when completed it will
add ;much to the appearanee of Alain
We understand that Mr.
Hawkshaw, the popular host of the
Conurtereial House, vvill sever his cons
nection therewith about Sept, 1st, vvhen
his father, 111r. John Hawkshaw will
again take possession.
While working in the flax mill at
Orediton on Tuesday week. Thomas
Flatter got one of his fingers caught in a
running belt and narrowly escaped
losing the Auger. As it was the nail
was torn oft; J:usalog a painful wound. •
I The saiumi smorator company .wm• anneunt of ruet, yield et grelo, weight Deeeaced reokied here for year or ao.
APPLESWANTRID :11 '0111
lel and b w r ithstand marrled Mime Maggi eot
e c • eatitie:,. Ureengtr ;If straw, daughter of Deniel Stewert, eBruelscisele.
•• e. the eueuea marina price for •stvies, whaltill Per mesoure huobel, eto.,of ea014 variety Re Was Pohnehlog the Keewatin Min-
a ou MHO JD 00
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16Xeter.
Mr. W. D. Weekes, rooretery pub
library,receivedword Wednesday th
$. P. May, ouperintendent of publio
librorleo, Toronto, hao appropriated t
lio
be
or*o.
end out% at their factor/in Sal od. hove been carefully determined each stroller the past Reason.
• or Hot Water Bottle ? seittora, nith 'tt rear, The melte or thee° practical Fred McCracken has 1st the contriteir
• if, • ield experiment. at the College NMI for etory briele reildence,24x30
)very housewife should the basis for the velection of a few of with a kitchen 1444, to be built on his
possess a fountain syringe, • HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE the very beet kinds for tooting on. the eligible lot on Turnberry street Scents.
• or hot water bottle. Never . farms throughout the Prevince. rho anr Henry and OMMOillere
OH tell whatmoment they b The unflemigned Offers for Bale thattwe•story
• be needed. If you're .: Nrallgrrigittel'Vrati...444 tlui comer et
• acre of land with good bearing eirereriald9f
* • Particular about qualiky • sale cheap. APPIY on the premises ' r
• an• d don't care about pay. •• MISS MARY amo
• Clinton, August 25th,
• ing a high price you'll buy •
4. here, Our goods are of the '11
finestgrade and ourstock is • APPLES WANTED
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• f▪ resh) a very important • For seventeen years'I have been cloin bust,
.• nese with the farmers et the county of Huron
• point in buying rubber • 0.14 am tide year prepared to buy nuir: sound
• apple(' than ever. for which the highest market
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• goods. Our prices are
• Pr 00 Will bo paid. I have authorized agents at
• 3, • allpoints in uron, and it will be to the ad.
• TOO,SOIlable. We ve all • ventage of ow.ners of orchards to ascertain
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• . sizes and shapes. •- •
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6 We arothe largest deal. •
6 ; b ' ' I ' li• •
e ors x the county in lig .- :
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• grade Rubber, goods. :
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i SYDNEY -JACKSON
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• flhone 2. Prescription Drug Store av
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DON'T
FROINN
It- frequently comes from
.trying to fix the eyes on a giv-
en point and forcing them to
perform tasks' for whieh -they
• incapaeitated.
•GOOD GLASSES
such as we fit to your face
and eyes will make:reading
pleasure. Prices Reasonable.
4.4 41?IGG
Tevveler and Optician.
REVERE LAUNDRY
•
I •Isive minted my Laundry, the
evere, to the Stand, lately occupied
y Mr. J. W: Hill, in the Combe block
n Albert street, which will be -mere
otivenient both for` 14s.elf and Cus
terriers. Our, work speaks for 'itself
and SATISFACTION „;II3 GUARANTEED.
We respectfully selieit a.ehare Yaw
patronage. Our Prices are right and
we will do Our besk please•yeu.
• JOHN , HAYHS.
Clinton, May 220. .
"7—
SPECIAL NOTICE
• I have a few fancy Toilet sets telt
and am determined to clear them out
and now offer a
$10.00 set for $8.00.
7.00 .1 " 5,00.
0.00 " 11 4.50.
5.50 '1* '1 4.00.
, Intending purchasers ean thus secure
'good bargains.
Good Butter. and Eggs taken as Cash. .
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MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Our Fall goods are now in and. *a are Pre-
pared to supply the wants of tho people Of
Londeabore and Wo always try to
please our customera and with our present
stock aro In a bettor position to do se than ever
before. Here aro a few of the bargeins we are
offering: -
Good all Wool Teteed Suit made to order KO.
Mark Worsteds ins up to $22.
A genuine Pail aridWinter Suit made to order
with first•cIase trimmings 813.
•a weed Pants made up•to•date
An Wool Heavy Tweed Pants for Winter
wear 81.75, *it
Overallo, pure Denham Cottenado, 76 cents...
Moleskins St
Smocks from 90 cents to 81.411 aro well made
and sowed with linen thread. '
A Solt of the best Balbriggan UnclerwearlOOC•
nest Linen Collars15 cents up to 18 cents,
Nice Tie 15 cents.
Pour•in•Hand Tieti 25 dont%
Wo carry a ittook of Cuff Buttens; Stude„ otal
everything that is found in- a iirst•claaa
her, and ask you to call, and examine our
ork before buying elsoWhoros
T. W. PALMER, • LONDESBORO.
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If you want .anything
in the Musical line, call
• at- U. Roan Music
tinporium. •
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*101, Aff*r• Vreers rhosplottine,
.lihe dyed Oitglish .11.anidv.
Sold and rederintiended by ell
drtiggietein canidie. Only reti
able Mediate discovered. MI
taclacoat vattrantect to Cure ta
forme° sexual WrakneiraL all effects Of Mutat
or eXt•61#4 Prefltel WerrYi• EXeeettive UM of TO -
%OM, Opium nr fitindileitte. Mailed Oil tetele
prile, obeneekage , One feateleeve
ete isgeate, esemniets free 10 any bAarein.
Tho 179'ood Conipatiro Winditri Ont.
Vt061 flittpliodito it *Witt Clinton Inv ardne
jeeiteee, Druggist.
(*.operative experiment's of the past Meiklejohn XeQuibben and 1.1
few years show that those varieties Kay, of arriston, were here
which have given the beat average re. Wednesday to inveptigate matters as
'sults in the experimente conducted at sewers and onr little waterworks ey
the College for five years in aucceesion tem.
have nearly always given good eetiefita• Wednesday of this week as J.
tion on the farms of the Province. Gilpin was driving in the 0Crti
In tiie autumn of 1898, seven varle• try a sheep jumped up from the roe
ties of winter wheat were used for the
ce.operative teats. These were div-
ided into three sete with three varieties
in oitCh set; the Davrson'o Golden Chaff
being used ;hall the sets as a basis by
which the results of all the varieties
could be compered with one another.
The past winter was exceptionally
how well' can do for them. In any event do
net dispose of your apples before seeing me or h ot•
severe on the winter wheat crop
one of my repreeentauves. t iroug out n ano, consequently the
D. CANTIZON number of complete tests is not so large
Olinton, p. o. as usual. Reports of successfully eon-
- ducted co-operative experiments with
, ,-- winter • vvheat were received from
FARM -FOR Al seventy-two experiments before the 12th
inst. at which time we started to work
up the summary results in order to
.placie the information before the wheat
growers at as early as early a . date as
possible. It is interesting to knew that
these seventy-tvvo good reports came
from no less than tvventpeeven OOtinties
and distriote in'On tario, including Essex
in the west, Carleton in the East, and
the•Distriet of Algoma, in the Nortb.
"Every Well Man
fiath.lfla lit Day.'
A doctor's examination
ot might show that Minos,
lbper and stomach are normal,
Ind the doctor cannot analyze
the blood upon which these
organs depend. . •
Hood's Sarsaparilla purifiese vitalizee
and eniiches the blood. It cures yo
When ' a hit off" or when seriously
afflicted. xt never disappoint.
Rheumatism -0 X believe, Uciodai Sax.
sapeerdilleono hmat az% oexeeualgooNdr rthbeaunmanatlyemo•tberit
Medicine I have taken." MIS. PAYMOX
Xxratirr, HrIMPtOn, Ont.
Bed Cotigh--"After my long illnese, X
was very Weak and had a bad cough. I
could not eat or sleep, Different remedies
dlel not help me but Boodle Elaraaparina
infilt me up and X itm now able to attend tfP
my work," l'exiquo ,Taqtras, Whim% Ont,
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; AS WE ADVERTISE
limiting girl on the excursion train
Mesors. R. V. AloKenen Luoknow
Wm. Taman, Blyth; and vv • JR Carlin
The undersigned offers for sale Lot wept half.
38, on the' 9111 Concession of the Township of
East Wamanosh. consisting of 100 aores, 95
acres cleared and the balance hard.wood bush,
Thq soil is a good clay loam. Upon the prem.
hies aro a good bank barn, straw shed and out
buildings.. The dwelling is a two.storey brick.
There is a good bearing orchard and the farm
is well watered and fenced, mile from aohool
and. 1 miles front the village of Bolgrave.
Apply on the premises to
• JOHN AGNEW, Belgrave Y. 0.
Auguat llth • — •
As we sow about One million stores of
- - wheat in Ontario each •autumn, the
LAND FOR SALE. results of the winter wheat expenmen ts
conducted on the different farms
The undersig*ned offers for sale that desire ole throuahout the Province are of inestiM-
sixteen 961 acres of land south of the London able value to those interested in wheat
Road Bridge. It is a beautif ill site for building
and will bo sold in one piece or in lots. Illy growing.
velem for selling is that it is too far from town The following table gives the compare -
to handlemysolf and it doesn't pay to hire hell) tive yieid of straw and grain per acre of
• A. COU01i, Clinton the varieties of winter wheat tested on
Jane 20th.
seyeety-tvvo farms n1&99:i--•• .
. *Straw .Grain
ortiere . . peiacire
STORE TQ RENT. p
. (tons) (weighed
- The. underiignod .offers fOr rental the bushes)
Morrish,
. .. •
on Huron street iately occupied by Holloway et Davvson'is Golden .Chaff • 1,3 22.5
Morris'', • •
ITHOS..T.ACKSON, Stewart's Champfeen• . 1.1 22.4
..
Clinton, Juno 22nd. • • Early Red Clawson "1.3 22,1
.
. Early Genesee Giant . 1,2 •• 21.3
. 20.1• .
. imperial Amber . . 1.3
;HOUSE FOR .SALE. -
' Bearded Winter Fife 1.1 194
Golden Drop.. - • • 1.0 .16.2
Three of the foregoing varieties have.
been used in the co-operative tests over
Ontario for eaoh •of the past six years. •
The next table gives the average resultk
of the six years' extterimenti with each
of these varieties at the Agricelturel
College and also throughout•Oniario. .
. ' . • 0--7i. O.-Teits- tfrit;Viiiiiii-
average 6 years. ave. 6 years
(bushels per (bushels per
• •• • • acre). . , . - acre) .
Davison's Golden Chaff 47.5' 30.4
Early Genesee Giant 43,5 . 27,0
Early Red Clawson • • 43.6 • 27.6
i, • , • . ecneougslenee '. .
. ,1,.• in the average yiebi Of :winter.
Wheat per acre, the Dawson's% Golden-
.
TOWN PRO.pERTY FOR SALE ,ohl.ff limed highest amOar..II 'traria-
gest tested over Ontario in . the •yeai
1893, among 9 varieties in each ofthe
years 18940895, and 1896,..and .among
7 varieties in each Of the yenta • 1897,
1897 and1899.• . • .. • .
2. In the oo-operative experiiinints for
.1899, *theStewart's Champioe ' Bearded
Winter Fife, and Batmen a -Golden Chaff
came through the winter the hest- and
the Golden Drop- the poorest. • ••
3. .The Early Red .Clawson. Rad 413-
, pedal, Arriber were the firbt and the
. , ' ' Bearded .Winter -Fife And" SteWart's
: HOUSE FOR:SALE.. Champion „Were the kat to Mature in.
1899. • • . - ••
•
The subscriber offers for sale his house .a»d 4. Dawson's.' Golden *Chaff and. the
ot• on corner et nattenburvend newel' streets.
. ' •Early Geneeee Giant possessed the
• '. W. G. renlitlITY• .strongest straw -and the Bearded .
aided Winter
Clinton, April latir • • • .
•• . - , Fife the weakeit straw in the. tests of
••this year. • • -- - - • •• . .
'. •• , 5. Stewart's : Champion and the
• SUMMER .RESORT - . Bearded nter .. Fife produced • the
.. • ' . • • ..- • • - longest and the Golden Drop the short-
•• Hayfield is the.popular Jakeside resort for the est straW ill 1892. •-• •
people of Huron, and the River Hotel the moat
popular house. I have again' had it refitted 6. 'In the zo-op.erative eXperimente of.
and renovated and am in a better petition than each , or the 'pasting fears,theDawson's
htet sateen to cater to the Wants of the health Golden 'Chaff was °Ilea the. leadt. , and
or 41easurotteeking public. I have had Shiba .,, . ... .. _. . . . ,, ,. .
smilt to the river, immediately in front of tho Dna early uenesee want was one- or the
Hotel, and tables; seats, swinge, ete.,. built in • Most affeeted by rust.. .• . •
the pretty Grove which extendir along the
water -side, where there. is ample room for 7,In 1899 all varietieswere practice],
largo pic-nic parties. It is a cool, 'shady and ly free from met whigh.ithich isenearly
comfortable spot for a het day,. . ; , • . •. .girtitya-th•gumse wheii.noonto ,. is. :mem.
AR INVITED .
..,..-• - . .. viiiiiA the wheat, - .• • •• :-
- . temake use of it. There . • • . 8. The Stewart's phamploi and Dil.W%
is DAVI° aSecimMOdeitiOli• •• son's Golden Chaff produced. the •plure
Bayfield, Juno 6th. -
• ... •• J. C. ML JLER'. pest and Imperial AMber end Early Red
Clawson the most •ahrunkep.. grain in
----,--. .. .this year's testi'. . . '
9... The SteWert's - Champion and-
Dawion's Golden. Chtifl. were the moat
popular varieties- and the ' Golden Drop
was the tease popular variety pith the
experimenters in .1899, •
10. 'Miring the past iiiinin • years, the.
Dawson's Golden Chaff has been' an ex-
ceedingly' popular variety- with the
farmers who have been conducting -these
• co-operative experiments'. •thrmighout
Ontario: • • • • • •
Dismernertosi op silltDsoh*Esiotil etraeoses
. The • following two seta of Winter
wheat varieties will be sent -free, by
mail in one•half pound lots of each. var-
iety, to farmers applying for them„ who
will carefully test, the three kinds in the.
set ivhich they choose, and will -report
the results after harVestnegt, year. The
seed will be sent out in the order 14
which the applications are received as
long as the supply Instil..
Dawson'ss
Golden"l'
ohair..
. I, . Early Genesee Giant.
.
' * • ' ' , ' Early Red Clawson.
anr,2, •
-Dawson's Golden Chaffs •
. Dianiond Grit,
. Geld Coln. .
Each person wishing one Of theee seta
should apply as early as possible men Hon-
ing Whit% aet be desires; and the grain;
with instructions for testing, .and the
blank form on which to report, will be
furnished freeof boat to his . address,
'lentil the supply of grain for distribution
is exhausted. - • •
All cominunicatiohe •shoula• be 'ad-
dressed to . ‘
: ' C. A." ZA.VITZ,
Agricultural College, Experimentalist,
Guelph, Aug. 17th, 1800,
Comfortable dwellibg house on east side of
Albert Street, containing 7 rooms; hard and
soft viliter and quarter of an acre of land, fruit
trees, etc. Will be sold cheap as ownerls
inN g town. APPly
JOH=OUT
July 4. Clinton
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1.,_ToTrEj _OH_ la
On Victoria street. Near Organ Factory
$300. will buy aroomy, comfortable house with
vglotstliergcently ocoupied by
Frank iarpyg
_ RRYDONE, Harriet e,
March 7th. '
The subscriber offers for sale a very desirable
ProPerty on Isaac street consisting of four lots
upon which there is a comfortable frame hbuse
with kitchen and woodshed atte,ched. There
is a good stablo and a iirat.elaas well of water
on premises. The orchard, consistingof grapes
and apples, is a good •one. The property will
be sold at a reasonable figure for cash 'orb cash
and balance MI Unto. Apply to the owner on
the premises
• MRS. JOHN JUNGR.
Clinton Wray Oth.
KIRKBY
Next door to Clarendon.
Crown Baker
• THE .SAME BAKER
THE BIEST
PRODUCTS
She's a dandy. Whatl
OUR ITh CREAM.
A. KIRKBY,
way, startling the horse, breaking the
harness and causing him to kick. Mr.
Gilpin received two Won on the left
leg making a ugly out which nes:31388i%
tated the Dr. putting in a dozen stitches
to bind it together. The bone was laiti
bare but fortunately was not broken.
Over /4,000 worth of cement walk
have been put down on Brussels streets
this Beeson so far, and a large quantity
of private walk.
Brussels oheese factory shipped 107
boxes of cheese last week, the Nit half
of July make. Messrs. Bailantyne &
Son were the buyer.
Dr. Tait and Messrs. Cecile, Mosier
and Douglas of Blyth, played s Tennis
match in Brussels last weekwith Messrs.
Cameron; Blair, Fox and Sinclair and
were victorious.. ,
The county Board of Examiners, con -
gluing of PublioSohool Inspectors Robb
,and To, and Messrs, Cenieron • and
Beckett, met in Brussels public school
building on Saturday of last week..
Mensal!. •
A rather unique °Oft struck town
on Friday.' It was ae prairie schooner,
owned by a travelling juggler named
Moran, said to be a former resident of
these parts. The fellow looked as
though whiskey •and he had gone into
partnerehip. His performance in the
evening elicited some applause and a
fair colleotion. It would be a good idea
to tak Reople of this class a couple of
dollars for the privilege of giving their
exhibitions.
'The people down the London Road
are having a hard tinte of it flehting the
fire. Mr. Lowe had eight acres of grain
burned, all but one stack, and the flee
was at one time 'within teo feet of his
barn. It has been a night and,day con -
fret with the frames. ' •
On Monday week Dr. Gunn and Arm-
strong performed a second operation
on Mr: Ossining's little boy, removing
an abseess from the bone and now the
little fellow ahows some signs of ini-
An.ovem intend • -
The sehool board met last week and
aPPDinteit Miss Constance La Tetzel of
Goderigh, to take Igiss Whiteside'ii room
fora month, owing to the illness of Mise
Whiteside. • • •
OViserver says; Is Clontine men-
tally unlialaneed or is his scheme ora
city called St. Joseph simply a bid for
notoriety. In ell fairness to ,the man
we are driven to conclude that the,
trouble' is Mental. , The scheme has
eyideutly. been the dream of his boy-
hood and belgiMe a part of hinikelf and
whatever others may thibk, to hint
Joseph ia a city with its thousands of
people and its brass- band.
Searorth
On Wednesday evening of hist vveolc,
a quiet but pretty Wedding took place
at the reeidenee of Mr, Nicol, North
Main et., when their] daughter Rachel
Was united in the bonds, of holy wedlock
to Mr, Montgomery Patrick of the 7th
con. of Tuokersinith. , At eight o'clock
the ceremeny was performed by Rev.
Neil Shaw -of Egmendeille, in the' pre's-
etice of about tweitty-Ave relatives of
the °entreating parties. The evening
Was pleasantly spent in a goofed way.
The young couple took • up their resi-
dence on Mr. Patrick's fern) and started
their journey through life with the best
wishes of their numerous friends. •
On Monday, Aug. '14th, the news of
.the death of Jean 'C. Cotten fourth,
datighter. of Mr. W. 0, Cotter ' of Dunne
reached here and caused .much
sorrow among among the young lady's
numerous friends. For • over two
month's Mies. Cotter. had been ailing,'
but it was not until Friday, 'Aug. Ilth,
that her illness Was thought to be Seri,
ons, but an Suede), afternoon thie bright
young life, so full of hope and promise
for the future was ended on earth,
Colborne ToWnSiliD.
Threshing is the order of the clay
around here.
The root loop is' suffering badly for
the want of rain.
Xr. Fletcher Gildere sold his farre of
seventeen acres to „Mr. Thos. 'Tabb far
the sum of $900, then purohaeed a Afty-
sore farm from Mr. Edward Straughan
Of Saltford for the sum of $2000,
Major I3eole mad J, T. Goldthrepe
tend having their evaporator in Sanford
running in about a week.
Messrs. Thos. Millian, Samuel Gar.
diner and Thos, johns started for Mani-
toba on Tuesday,
Cedberne council 'met inthe town-
ship hall. All the members were pee
tint. Minute's of previ011a meeting were
read and passed. The. following RC*
counts were paid : John 13erker, road
work, $10; John Barker, operating'
grader, $8; John Barker, care of gravel
pit, $2.0; John Barker, two culverts, on
boundary, 89 trawl; eilemb town no
grader, $2.50; George Bradford, diary.
ening grader knife, $1.60 ;Signal, print-
ing voters' list and advertising, $36.60;
Obas. Mugford, burying sheep, •50o,;
Robert Quaid, road work, 012; John
Clark, building oulvert;$25; john Clerk
building oulvept, 85.60; Wm, Smith, for
stone hammer, 70o,; Wm. Hill, tile for
drain, 03; Wm. DI illian,road work, 500.1
Jaime Yeager', road worit, 25.e.; Alex.
Robertson, search in registry ofiice, 26e;
Richard Bowden, outtiug grass in ceme-
tery, $13.10, Alexander Stewart made
application to the council for damegea
sustained t� hie hone 1)Y StOPO1118 *
hole and falling. Alex. Robertson
moyed, seconded by Richard Jewell,
First AM to The Injured,
. . that no action be taken, Carried, The
An intereoting and instructive article oounty rate was fixed at 1 4.10 mills;
in the current number 01 ItilfrEa'S township rate, 1 8-10; school
rate, 1 4-10; alto anifficient ratee to raise
Bezel% is Dr, Grace Peckham Murray...a
"First Aid to the Mire
ted." Ft , the amounts required for the different
live are igener-ta, Flig:10"1,51 schools in the tovvnship. Adjourned to
are lost through a
tome of the proper- methods of caring meet again on Monday, the 18th of
September, at 2 o'elook p, rn.-.P.
for injured pereone• before medical ate. m01)020.01,,
W.
Next do or to Ciarend tendanee an be obtained, that it fa, in
(Mak.
a way, the duty of every One to master •
CANNED
MEATS
Canned Meats are ft boon to the
tired houeevrife during tbe sum-
mer months. They save tune
and labor,. No banging over a
hot etove if you use Canned
OHICWEN
Tufts*
; Tohioue
PIGS' FEET
such ample rules ail Dr. Murray lityft
down. Ameng the points touched upon
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Willi Exhibitions.
are the usea of stimulahts, the methods
of construeting a toorilequet ifl ceee of Western Fair -Lon -don, Sept. 7-16,
hanorthoge, the temporary setting of ometrai-ottawa, Sept 11.28,
frootures, and the proper treatment of Strathroy, Sept, 18-20. •
burns. The artiole is admirably Moe' Clinton, Sept. 19-20. •
trated froM photographs. Collingwood, Sept. 1042.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept, 19-20.
"For the Sake of Fun, Mischief •Liitowebsept, to.2o.
Central, Guelph, Sebt.19-21#
D0116. Port tient Sept. 21%22.
woodstook, sot. 21-23.-
A vast Amount of rillechief istione, too, NOrth preoto !Who 8130, 2546'
O beeaume people itegiet to keep thee blood Otintrai Bruce, Paisley. Sept. 26-21,
pure. Thentiochiefappearain eruption, , South Grey, Durham# Sept, 26.27.
• dyripepaia# Wit/cation, nervousness, Goderiehp Sept. 2648.
kidney Owe -ices and other atirnents,,, Waterloo, South, Gait, Sept. 26•20.
• Title miachiet 'fortunately, may be Lucknow, Oot. 8-4, .
undone by the faithful use of Hood's atratrord, oot, 8.4.
Sareaparilitt Which cures All dioramas Bet. ow 8,4.
otionatipg to or promoted by impurs Billettig, ode the.
blued. • Eideardine, Oot. 10-11.
t Our stock Is all fresh and from
the best canners. ' Tr, yelo of
chicken for 'oor Sunday dinfier,
a. W. 31E3LILata.
10.110.1.111
Ploorise Prit,t.e cure an Ilver in, N. Dungannon, Oefn 11.12s
it PIttallIg• Vat atOok ShoWl Guelph Dee• 8,8.
s.
London's Fair. •
Prospect is great for a most success -
ltd Fair, Notvvitustandiug the enlarge-
ment of the buildings, giving 'much
more space, entries are pouring in at
such a rate that before Sept, 8, the
date of closing same, all departments
will be crowded to overflowing; It does
soem irnpossible to meet the demand
made ,by exhibitors at this truly great
show. ' •
The usual pleasant time may be
looked forward to, as ample accommo-
dation will beprovided to convey visit-
ors to and from the grounds, and for
their aomfort while there. Be sure and
take advantage of Western Ohtario's
"Great Holiday Outing." •
The special attractions will form a
Whelk) ahow ih themselves, and will be a
surprise to everybody. The seoretary
informs us that at no time in the his-
tory of the Fair bas there been such a
great list of attraotloue, There will be
exciting speed ;events every day. The
Fireworks display, inoluding the "Bom.
barcleaent ot Apia" by the British and
American fleet„ will be most beautiful
and realistic. •
No one can Weed, tbet ,IfWeaterielle-
without-derlAngi,iiine benefit. There
le always something' for everybodi. to
learn, enjoy and remember. No one
should rally miss this.' show. It is a
pleasure trip to a veritable Fairylitud:-
an object lessowdepicting the prcigress
of a century. • We would' advise our
readers to take it in.. We understand
that prize lists and programa are
still to be had, - . • , •
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English Spavin Liniment:removes alt
hard, soft or calloused lumps and bleni•
ishes froi».horsea, blood spaviti, cgrhs,
,f,shnetd Connell.
.A.ahAeld' council met August 12th,
memberg all present.' Minutes read
and•approved. The rates for the pres-
ent year were AXed at I 4-10 mills for
cOunty purposes, 3 mills for township
purposes, 1•6-10 mills for "special school
purpose s anci a rate sufficient Pi nieet.
the trustee's estimates for the several
school aections in the townehip. Check!'
were issued for the. folloWing amounts:
John Webster, gravellingeon.12, $21.19;
Joss. Hackett, repairing culvert and in.
apecLing,$2.961 E.Bovverie plank, $9.30;
John Miii.dook, grave), 82.163 John
Ferguaon, rep. bridge con.10, 03 John
'Ferrite]) repairing culiert' S. R..3 and
4, and 'nape° Li ng, $4 ; M. Farrier, gravel-
ling S. R. '3 and 4, 814.18; Wm. Reid
culvert. S, R. 3 and 4, 08 ; George Hun',
Ler, spreading gravel and repairing eul
Vert, 01; liebdersonl.grav el) 03,20 ;
George Burrows, plank, $1;76 Isaac
Hawkin's, culvert at P. A., $4 ; J. B.
Graham, repairing culvert L. B., $1 T.
McCarthy, til, 55o.; 3. knightly, re,
pairing eutvert S. 11. OEaud 7, $1; D.•
Dooliu, towing, statute labor teareo 81,
SelliVan, delivering plank, and
pr eaPtiallorkin; gb°rIli di Ygeer, t'DL." , 503313.f• orhe priarlti ng.
bridge at Cranford, 888; for culvert S.
R. 8,and 4, 520; culvert S. It; 6 aird 7,
$14.50; we' k on
Hackett,•ditch S. R. 3 and 4, 810.50;A
Dreany, grading S. R. 6. and 7, $18; T,
Todd, plank: 813; Jacob Cowin'', clean-
ingclitoh S. R. 9 , and IO, 010; James
Maize, repairing oulvert con. 4, 51 ;
Thoinas Johnston, repairing bridge S.
It. 6 and ;7, 03,50 ; Rusiselt, cleaning
ditob coo. 4, Ili i qbn Hewett, gravel-
ling and repairing hill, con. 4, 44; ,John
Hall, repai. ins bridge at Craesford,
60o.; Henry gorner, gravel, $9.70
John Kilpatrick, gravelling oon. 7, and
S. R. 6 and 7: 003; P. 1VIorati, gravel
on D. L., $70.46; W. Misner, inspecting
con. 7, 89' D. McDonald; elm plank,
50.96; R. Gibson, culvert, S. It. 6 end
7, 518.12; Neil McKenzie, repairing
culvert S.It, 12 and 13, 04.50,and ()elven
C. Wansley, burying
sheep, 50c.; F. Munroe, drain con. 12,
$3; A. 111cBurnoy, tile, con. 12, $2.50; D.
Robe, gravel, $0; ,T, K. McDonald, $9.92t
A. Moggart, gravel, 58.17; W. and R.
McColl, shovelling gravel $3 I Pat Wal-
lace, repairing culvert, $4 C. Rouse,
repairing bridge, oon. 10 50o • Wm
Pierce, drain and repairing +culvert S. R.
3 and 4, $3, A letter from James Rose
was read regatding certain drains on
lot 6, con. 13, W. D. The clerk was
instructed to write Rog, to.eity 404 the
Metter WOulel be duly enquired Inte*on
September 291h at 4 o'clock p. ire
Council adjourned to meet again on
September 80..-W, &omens, Clerk. .
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'Wood's Pills ante llver ills; the nonteritating anti
-oily cathartic to take with Hood's sarsaparilla:
Sold by Watts & Coe OrlikRiats-
MAREIAGES. .
ROSS-J:LTRY.-At tbe reeidence of
the bride's father On the 23rd inst.,
by the Rev. John Learoyd, Mr. Alex,
Ross, of Lucknovv, to Miss Mary Maud
.Jruurryy: ooinvv.lyawdaanuogsbh.ter of Mr, Fr nic
PATEtrOKNICOL.-At The home f
the bride's parents, Seaforth, on Au
23rd, by Rev. N. Shaw, B, A,", :Mr.
Montgomery .Patrick, of .Hibbert, to
• Miss Rachel Nicbol, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. Alexander Nicol.
EENNEDY.-In Clinton, on the 24th
inst. the wife of Donald Kennedy, of
a daughter.
GOODUAN.--In;Wingham, August 18,
the wife of C. Goodman, of a son,
CURRIE.---In Brandon Man., od .Aug.
8th, the wife of Mr.' Nelson Currie,
formerly of Brussels, of a son;
SELLERS. -In Morris, on .Aug. 19th,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Seller's, of a son.
BARRIE.-In Tuckerainith, on August
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a2Idstitutghhett:riN of Mr. Richard Barry, of
CONTINE.--At St. Joseph, on Augest
• 17th, the wi fe of Mr.N. M. Contine, of a
eon:
STOTHERS.-In Blyth, on August 18th,
the wife of Mr. Joseph Stothers, of a
daughter, -
.0,71314.errialliraf4v:e
GALLAHER.- , the 'infant
aged z months. .
CASEMORE.--In Turitherry, . • Sunday,.
. August 20th, Mary ..Ann Victoria,
Wife Of 'John Caaemore, aged 50 Yeers .
'and 5 days. • • • •
HILL. -In Wingliams• on Ant .,19th,
Elkin J'ohn• Francis, infant child of
• Mr. and. '5.1te; Wm Hill, aged 6
Egmondyille; on'Aegyst. :
• 23rd; Elizabeth Neilans. wife.of
•.1anies Munray, aged 43 years and 8 IRON. AND HARD.WkRE-014'STOVES AND TINWARE::
months. .
CHARLESWORTH.‘-.AtlfartniMani• :"." ' " '" `1"'- ' • -
People who deal here know that they 0411 depend on
# finding everything exactly as advertised. We never ad-
vertise anything spec.ai without having a fair quantity in #
;stook, and as long as it lasts it goes at the advertised price,
; BRING THE AD. ALONG WITH 0
; YOU AND PROVE THIS . 0
We got it snap the other day in some good strong Smocks, Jost the thing ;
r Inc threshers. They are ensily worth $1, but we Marked them '75e•
T We will clear out tbe balance or out. stock of 51uslins, regular 1,24e to 26e, ;
for 50 a yard.
.
V Shirt Waists, regular 85o to $1.25, for 50o. 0
; Parasols, silk and linen, Listeel rod, regular $1,25 to 51 78. for 51. 0 A
White Duck and nenSkirts, $1.
0, Boys' Sailor Snits, regular $1.59, for $1, . • 41 .
.
C
g , When thinking of. buying your new fall suit don't for. it i
e 1
01. get that we carry a full range of a Shorey & 0o,'s fully #•
13 guaranteed ready -to wear *clothin•
co g, e
#
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MoKINNON & Co. - BLYTH
-,..b.e-‘b.oe-sbeibee-Rt>eibe-ro.e.st.eiro-eabeibar
ARLY CLOSING:—
We commence on June. 15th to Close our Store every
evening.at 7 o'clock sharp, §aturdays .and prior to
holidays excepted. -'
.Our stock of Hardware. of all kinds is very complete
rid our prices are right, having a large stock in be -
f re the late advances on all kinds of Hardware.
Do 't buy Binder Tour brand,
unti , see obrand,
beat everything.
•
We .are now deliVering Coal. Leave your orders at
. .
our Store for prompt delivery.
toba, on Aug. 150, Elizabeth Hoop,
relict of the late Martin Charlesworth
• of Seaforth; aged 74 years and 5
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ForOver Fifty Years
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:IIFT$4rO�t,-
Manufacturers and 13ea1ers in
WiNstow's Sournme SYRUP haw boeil '
used by millions Of mothers for their ohildren
while teething, •Ifdisturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a• sick childsuffering
• and crying with ham of Unting_ Teeth send at
onee and" abottle of "Mrs. Winslow's seoth-4
ing Syrup ' for Children •Toething. It
• pond upon it, plethora, there -rano mistako.about
it. It cures Dlarrhcea__, regulates the Sternlieb,
and bowels, cures Wind Collie,. softens .•-the
Gunis;redueesbittaminatien,anti.givqintolneoand.,
giOrtgi" Syrup" for `gaturss'sigf
sant to tho of tho oldostA.7,7,1,44 tgpaii,03,8_,Tigigra,; (23.
nurses in we vntueu etates.• ,rrico twenty-five
cents a bottle. Sold by all • druggists throttlik .... • • • -
Pave the poor little sufferer Jrnmecliately, o•
. •
LL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
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For the trade we are offering, the largest an* mdst cpm
plete stock of High 'Medinin and Low Pricia l'urniture in '
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the Comity. We have some great valnei to offer „th
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PARLOR 'SUITS, 'POUOHES,. AND LOUNGES.
tat the world.", 113e sarIttr. ask for "It
wiY8141""" ""
• ••••••••••••r•-: Do not..buy Until you hayepaid a visit to our Ware room s.
4. wrgtz? KNOWN. FIRM.
• • . •
The Tuckett Company,. the well
know tobacco manufaoturers, propose
to furnish a special attraetioa at the To.
ronto Industrial Exhibition to those
'find delight in smoking the" weed" as
well as to those who axe interested in
the cultivation of tobacco. •
Thin company boasts that from the
tiine the 'tobacco leaves the grovvene
hands in.Virginia it is under their tare'
until it is transformed into the familiar
plugof T &IL". ..Visitors to the Ex-
hibition will fled the hoghead of raw
leaf from their warehouse in the South
and illustrations of the various pro.
Ceases through Which it passes until it
becomes the well known plug of tables -
There will be on exhibition not only
the Manlier T 8 B" and "Lily" but
the most ourlous twists'rolls and plugs
made for the inhabitants of all parts of
the world from the Esquimaux of the
Arctic circle to the' miners of the Trans-
vaal. •
The object of the exhibit is t9 shoWas
far as pasaible the actual history of a leaf
of tobacco from thethee it is growu un -
tit it is skilfully packed into the *ell'
known packages of out tobaccos or
woven hy Spaniardsinto the most invit-
ing of cigars: „
No one attending the Eihibitiotr
should fail to inspeot this very interest-
ing dieplay.
Notice to Advertisers.
A.dvertisements for nape 4 and 5
Must be lit this office on Saturday to
insure insertion the following week
and for pages 1 and 8 not later than 0
o'cloek hfooday evening. Advertisers
will please bear (hie in mind. ,
ese
4 1.il
',,'• [1, e
`V Pt, • , i
.4..'•i• ,f. :6;0
j.k,1"'''''
I; ' .. Pi
'
3. -1
of Unreks natness Oil . will take the
litiffness out of old harness and make
It soft as new It will look like new.
• It oils, soften, blackens and
, PetrueVeeSeplitvietathrneres.0 Trot
wearing ottt and renew
the life of old harness with
Harness
s..
Molt on illyoutharness and on your
• caress. top. Put•tip tit cans from
g. pint to 3 gallons sou itverywhavt•
1.11/1101111AL 011*00,, Lifettid
UNDERTAKING -
n, thi$ line *e Carry a complete Stock: Our liorses and ut
fit are 'up to date an4. our charges reasonable':
BROADFOOT, BOX & 00.
Furniture 'Dealers and TJuclertseleerie
itte Chifiley, Manager
Night and Sunday cells anSwered at Residence of Out
Funeral Director, J.W. Ohidley. King'Sts, opposite Foundry.
Men want but little here
magimsda
below but most of all want . ,
T. & B. iii1YRTLE GUT LABORDAY
IlETURN T/OKETS
WILL BE ISSUED AT
'iSINCLE FIRST-CLASS FARE
Plug and cut.
Reduction
In Millinery
For the balance of the
. season I will _make a
. reduction in price of .
20 per cent •
upon all leinds' 'Of
..,
Millinery
SIMI ti 4x4.Ropettal ,Dttug Stott-, . -,•
Miss ROSS
London &
Lancashire Life
Established in Canada lees
Invested Puna - $8,682,288
LIBERAL, STRONO, PROGRESS! VE
All the poptilar feting of
Insurance iseued. Policies
unconditional, Ivorld•wide
e •
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Batsvaen all settionein Canada, all Atations
Canada to and froin Detroit. Mich Port Huron,
Mich. All atations in Canada TO bat NOT
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FROM Buffalo, Black Reck, Niagara Falls'ancl
Suspension &him). N.Y.
from destination on or before t1,
ISM Sept. 6
a Good going Sept. 2nd, Srd, 4th. ValidIng*•
For particulars Jo to ticketssleeping and
parlor. 400A6,70,ingoutiriait,-oti Ail it, fornnation
apply to any agent of the Girard Trunk Railway
oyster'''.
M. C. Dickson, D. F. A., Toronto
A. 0, Pattison, G. T. R. Agent, Clinton.
lt• Hod gen% G. T.R. Ticket Agent,clinton.
•
C. P. R. AGENCY.
Two more excursions to
Manitoba and the
Northwest.
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AUG. 29 AND SEPT 5
FARE $28.
Tickets for two months.
For particulars ripply
to
'VV jACKS0111
and nonforfeltable, Man •
AGENT 10. .
loaned. Policies purelinael.
New business 1808, 84,500,-
• 000., Amount paid pollOP
, holders 5687,0CiO ....
Full information fttrnished by
CHAS. B HALE, AGENT, CLINTON
Yam*
tholes Cotton loot Compound.
1.smosssialiy nor monthly by over
0,000Litdiefi.thife,effeetual. ladles ailk
tir druggist for Cook's coot Rot Cow
ko AO other *sell mixturee,pilbs and
itatioes are dangerous. Prioe. No, 1. neer
%IV*. degrees nom ger, $kner box. no.
2,iuifle.t an reeeiet of prfee and tivottient
itiij8 Tite (intik Vompany Windsor, Ont.
oe. 1 end 2 sold antioirireendeici or altIlr.eptona Dorstuto 14 Oartadli.
No. I and No 2 sold in elinion bySydn
.hosown, orirs oat,
FALL TERM OANS SEPTEMBER 5TH
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STRATIPOltri, ONTAItIO.
Nearly sixty per cent of the students
we enrolled during the past year from
outside of ,Stratford came from nearer
other business colleges than ours.
Three thnes the number of implicetttotte
for offiee help have bgen received this
• mit' as compared with any previoes
year. Only one kind of liminess Wt.
. cation givett to our etuclents arra tAlla,t3
"the.best." Witte for -our new tate.
logne, 11;ls the finest in Canada.
W1 lutititorri rrttrattai,