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Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges..
Mrs, Turnbull of Olaremaut dropped At the Strrzai Peloee, he Ronne, there
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dead et Arthur, is a book made of marble, lees
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Mee. Oatberine Breitbaaut, the oldest , lug of marvellous thicnetie,
native resident of Berlin, Ont., is dead, a In proeortlon to numbers Denmark is
_,�.,r.— . said to have more imitate than any
A 'Bilious xFadaclie. ' other country in the world.
File in the blood is pollen and causes In Franca the dootor'a claim on the
pain, etre, Thos Cavern se Fart• estate of a deceased patient rine Praced•
Grove, Ont., writes: —Per yeaarmoo of oil°there,
tired with bili email, etni nac„"a trnutlle
and terrible headao`:cs Hentrgt»sa3 Dr The carmen and helpers in the Cana.
Chase's Kidwq ati Lter P1118 will lav than Northern sbops at Winnipeg went
eanhesttatingly that trite ie themost eft- .p out On strike, and now them aro 70 men
active, treattneet obtameble for these f out.
,ronblae
Weirs pepper es prefees?:z to telaek for
103e111:;1g ebi:ken saup.
A woman likes to have her husband
thanle elle is jealous when she isn't.
C:samaerlain's Stomaeh and Liver
Tablets gently stinin;ate the liver and
tors:ls to expeipcisonens mattercleanse
the eeetem, enre Cnnstipetize and sick
haa3aehe. Said by all druggists.
Small wire paper clips are used by the
little girl to keep etathes on her paper
dolls.
The well g denied girl never wears
smart gowns with -shabby or untidy nn-
derelothing. fEali
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Nature TeUs You
As Many a Wingham Reader knows
Too Welt.
When the eidnee s ere stole.
Is'atnre tells yop all about it,
Tee urine is otitartee oatendar•
Infrequent or too frtqueet actioti;
Any urinary trouble tells. of 1"iduey
Me.
Booth's Kidney Pills onto all kidney
ills
Wingbein people testify to this..
H, 4 Murray of S ieetnia St., Wink-
hem, Oot., safe: Aly back pee been sore
Band teuder for -years and stoopiug or lilt -
Ong an thrngwould ouse ease much
coffering and is would take many FeQun(is
to straighten pP again, My rest was
broken several ttmea eachni he with
the fi*queut and irregular seoretiees of
the Ilianees aid alae urine was of a
hiph colopr and filled with brick duet
sediment. Taking cold would usually
ranee thin and I would often awake as
tired as on poiug to bed. I had tried
numerous remedies without any appar-
eut rotate. Booth's Sidney Pills were.
advertised and procuring is box. at Mr.
MoKibbon's Pharmacy I oommenoon
treatment. My bank soon strengthened
and the pain bas not returned, The se•
°redone were brought to normal end the,
urine cleared. I believe Booth's I�i,.uey
Pills the beet and most relieble of all rein•
edies end will gladly recommend them."
Sold by Dealers. Pride 80 cents. The
R. T, Booth Oo , Ltd , Fort Erie, Ont.,
Sole Canadian Agents.
The first conviction under the new
bread by-law was made at St. Thomas,
four bakers being found guilty of violet-
ing the law.
The increase in the exports of the Do-
minion to the mother country the se-
cond year after the McKinley tariff be
came operative was over $15,000,000.
THE NEW AHEAD LAW.
On the. first of this month
Weed Law caws In soros. H
people have been confused by the
"Fancy Bread", ',Tisane
whioh allowed bakers to
vas alder aria, aGandgrd weigh
they had been unable to knew
a4 weight ahonlrlget, T
w law mgkea this clear. It
xoept se provided. in Sab-se
person shall make bread for
ll offer for sale broad, es
vol weigh#ng 24 canoes or 48 0
The snb•sention referred to,
made
mall bread may be
aced for sola, and sold in any
t excediug 12 ax avoirdapo#f
all lo•+f, well;hang ]ass than
not likQly to be aooepGed by
want and require to get the
weight of wholesome food po
e money expended, and, tee the
loaf is now forbidden, mistakes
whether "fancy" or pia#u bread
bought will not be so common.
Persia like Turkey, is aw
from her sleep of centuries.
constitution and some other
provemente, but she hasn't o
with enough to
f with n real transportation
Horses and doukeye still const
passenger and freight carrying
the empire, whioh once d
the east, Still, Persia hoe' one
is ten miles long, and rano
ran, the oppital, to the shrine
net shell. The general
ie road hasn't much trouble
ing his ,ton mile costa. Strikes
disturb his slumbers. The flan
mitten doesn't bother #tself R
end polioiee or bond issues,
e awake nights wondering If
at#og bills are going to pass the
arliamemt,—Moody'e Magazine.
RADIANT HAIR
O a new
Bre Hitherto
a lobate
of " Leer,
eto, put up
loaves t, that
exeotly
what he now
ne reads
„E otiou 2,
nosale, or
she except in
loo ounces "'
reads:
sale
„Sfor ,
off weight,
no '' The
8m12 oz.
isthose who
wagreatest
we alible f or
the 20 cz,
es as to
is being
ahoning
fr She has a
eo modern
imaught up
wi provide her.
self system.
F3 itnte the
pa resources
ofdominated
railroad..
It from Tie.
heron, of a de.
ft'manager of
tri in fignr•
es do uct
di finance oom-
m ith divi-
d nor does it
lie rate regn-
1 Persian
p
Soreness of the monies, whether in.
duced by violent exercise or injury, is
goiekly relieved by the free application
of Chamberlain's Liniment. This lin-
iment la equally valuable for muscular
rheumatism, and always affords gniok
relief. Sold by all druggists.
When you bump up against some-
thing that you can't afford to do and
can't afford not to do, what do you
do?
The 'frigate bird' can float at en ele-
vation of ten thoneand feet and cross the
tropical Atlantic Ocean in a single
night.—Michelet.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CABTORiA
A man seldom deserves half the praise
he gets after he is in the hands of the
undertaker.
Australians bold n world's record in
tea consumption, drinking nearly' SO
pounds a head yearly.
Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Colic, Oholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. All that is necess-
ary is to give the prescribed dose after
each operation of the bowels more than
natural and then oastor oil to cleanse the
system. It is safe and sure. Sold by
all druggists.
Rev. Wm. Savage, a retired Metho-
dist minister, died at Guelph, aged 92
years.
W. H. Mahon, a Port Stanley hotel•
man, was fined $500 for selling rquor on
Sundays.
OR. A. W. CHASE'S
CATARRH POWDER
is sent direct to the diseased parts by the
Improved Blower. Heals the
ulcers, clears the air passages,
stops droppings in the throat and
permanently cures Catarrh and
Hay Fever. 25c. blower free.
Accept no substitutes. All dealers
or adrna'tson, Bates & Co,, Toronto.
There's probably nothing quite so nn-
satisfaotory no friendship that rennin s
constant nursing.
A woman need not doubt her hus-
band's love if he refuses to allow her to
eat her own cooking.
Co
Chiffon embroidered with chenile for
a gauzy evening wrap ie quite effective.
The Rev. T. G. Wyatt, vioar of Hay -
wards Heath, England, has• promised to
present half•a.sovereign, the price of a
pair of boots, to every member of the
local company of the Chnroh Lads' Bri.
gade who joins the territorials.
Pity the Babies. i
All babies whose mothers do not
know hbout Dr. Ohane'e Ointment are
truly to be pitied. They are sure to
have skin troubles of one kind or anoth-
er such as chafing, skin irritation. scald
hea9,milk rash orbaby eczema and noth-
ing can bring them comfort so quickly
as Dr. Chase's Ointment. It stops itch•
ing promptly and heals the skin beaut-
ifully.
eaut-ifully.
A floating dry dock, with a lifting
power of 17,000 tons, whioh is being
built in England, will be towed to Ber•
muds wheu finished.
Teacher (after explaining the char•
atter of the Pharisee)—"And now what
do we mean by 'hypocrite'?" Pupil—
"Pieaee, mise, a man wot says he is wot
he isn't, but he ain't."
The world's most successful medicine
for bowel complaints is Chamberlain's
Colin, Cholera and Diarrhoea Re-
medy. It has relieved more pain and
suffering and saved more lives than any
other medicine in use. Invariably for
children and adults. Sold by all drug•
gists.
(PONot CtD lJIGH-O-MEI'
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold and guaranteed by
WALTON McKLBBON.
RUSH TO THE WEST.
For the filet five months of the pre,
seat calendar year homestead entries
reached the large figure of 23;354, ata
compared with 13,111 for the same
months cf 1909, or an inoreaee of 78 per
cent. By Provinces the entries were es
follows ;JSanitoba, 1,120; Saskatohewau,
12,718; Alberta, ,2,414; Btitiah Oolnm
bis, 103.
For the month of May clone the en'
Wee were 0 374, representing a total of
15,840 euals. Of the entries for, May,
2,146 were pi de by C telediens resident.
in the Dowiuion, 86 by Canadians just
returned from the United States, 2.091
by Ame,iaane, 681 by English, 190
Scotch, 71 Irieb, 47 Freuoh, 16 Belgians'
9$ Gertuane, 259 Scandinavians, 809
Austro Hungariaue, 239 Russians, and
94 by other nationalities.
In May, 1;909, the homestead entries
were 3,213, aa'a;lainst 6,374 for tha oor-
responding month this year.
An English Chemist Has
Discovered How To
Grow Hair.
At what age does the little tapir lose
his markings? A tapir born in October)
in the London Zoo is a plump little men
mal, exactly like Lie parents, except it is
strongly barred with horizontal stripes,
while, as everybody knows, old tapirs
are plain.
Chief among the monuments to Sing
Edward in London will lie the new
bridge over the River Tbamee from
Southwark to St. Paul's cathedral,
which will probably be calledKing Ed-
ward Seventh's Bridge, It will cost
over ten million dollars.
The Queen Mother recently received
no fewer than 11,000 telegrams of con-
dolence alone, and even more than that
namber of letters. '
A witness of the entrance of Napoleon
I. into Moscow in 1812, a man named
Kniazkoff, who is 119 years old, has been
brought to St. Petersburg to relate hie
his experiences to the general staff.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Flora pointed pensively to the masses
of clouds in the sky saying ' I wonder
where those clouds are going?" And
her brother remarked, "I think they are
going to thunder." Scandalous ill-treatment of soldiers in
A North•oounty bridegroom, when the the German army is calling for severe
bridelheeitated to pronounce the word measures. Capt. Dahrkan of the 111th
"obey" said to the officiating clergy- Infantry Regiment, found guilty on two
man. "Go on, mister; it don't matter, hundred counts, bas been sentenced to
You can leave that to me." two years' imprisonment and dismissal
—+--• from the service.
Fifty Years' Experience of an Old Nurse,
MRs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP is
the prescription of one of the beat fe-
male pbyeioiane and nurses in the
United States,and has been need for fifty
years with never•fai'.ing success 'by
millions of mothers for their children,
It relieves the child from pain, cures
diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and
wind colic. By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother, Twenty-five
oente a bottle. lie f0ieh people.
The first native evening newspaper
known in China made its initial appear-
ance recently, It was printed through-
out in red for good luck, red being the
auspicious color in China. The Messen-
ger, as the new venture is called, make
a notable departure. It will be dietri-
buted gratia for one month.
In England the ladies have entirely
abandoned wearing rate, whioh is due
entirely to this new discovery.
It has been proven that Henna leaves
contain the ingredients that will posi-
tively grow hair. That they contain
this long -looked -for article is proven
every day.
The Amini•aes are now placing on
the market a preparation containing the
extract from Henna loaves, which ie
having a phenomenal sale.
This preparation is called SALVIA,.
and is being sold with a guarantee to
oure Dandruff and to grow hair in abun-
denoe Being daintily perfumed, SAL-
VIA makes a most pleasant hair deers.
fag. Mr. Walley your druggist, is the
first to import this preparation into
Wingham and a large generous bottle
can be purchased for 50o.
New York Society Women's Hair
Matched Only by Parisians.
While much attention is given to
choicest gowns by New York society
women, the turbulent fad just now is
the care of the hair..
For many years the clever women of
Paris have been famed for the magnifi-
cent beauty of their hair.
"Glorious hair," a Virginian calls it;
"so radiant and luxuriant that it not
only attracts but fasoinetes and compels
unstinted admiration.' --
But now that the elite of New York,
ever anxious to improve their beauty,
have learned that earisian Sage, a re•
markable and almost marvelous hair
nonrieher and beautifier, is almost en-
tirely responsible for the charming hair
of the ladies of France. the demand for
it has become endrmone.
Parisian Sage is . now sold all over
Canada e.nd.ih Wingham by J. Walton
McKibben Who fit glad to guarantee it
to eradicate dandruff, 'stop failing hair
and itching scalp in. two weeks or money
back. Large bottle 50 cents.
•
t$100 ICEWARD, name
The readera of this paper will be pleas-
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrb. Hall's Catarrh Onre is the
only positive care known to the medical
fraternity. ' Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, noting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the, sys-
tem, thereby destroying the foundation'
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in.
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimon-
ials.
Addres F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo,
Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75o.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion. •„
J
There is curious plant that grpws in
Arabia and is known by the name of
"Laughing Plant." The name comes
f rom tht fact that anyone who eats its
seeds cannot control bis laughter. The
natives of the district where this plant
grows dry the seeds and reduce them to
powder. A small dose of this powder
makes those w«0 eat it act very' much 1 ""
k Wish
WESTERN FAIR.
Under the heading "Creel and un.
usual" a country contemporary reports
the enit of a Mise Cracker against the
Northwestern Railroad, and makes the
statement: "Miss Cracker asserts that
she took a freight train at Reedsbnrg
and was kissed on the caboose by the
condnotor."
The •Western Fair of London, Ontario,
to be held September 9 to 17, is becom-
ing more popular each year as a Live
Stock Exhibition. The management are
putting forth every effort to meet the
Exhibitors, and when the prize list was
ander consideration this year $1,000 in
cash was added to the Live Stook De-
partment. Every'a000mmodation pos-
sible for the comfort of Exhibitors will
be made and every Exhibitor will; be
given a fair opportunity to compete in
their respective' classes. This Exhibi-
tion is acknowledged by all Live
Stock Breeders to be one of the best
in the Dominion, and they are al.
ways able to report' large sales as a re-
sult of exhibiting in London, In the
Agrionitnral Departments this year will
be many new and special features. The
British Columbia Government have
made arrangements to bring a large ex-
hibit of Fruit. This will add very mpoh
to the Horticultural display, but will not
be in competition for prizes. All the
other departments of the Exhibition. will
be looked after well. All information
may be obtained from the Secretary,
A. M. Hunt, London, Ont.
Bad Blood Means Bad Health,
A record. for longevity is claimed for
an old couple named Paget, residing at
Chateldon, Puy-de•Dome, the husband
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS being 103 and the wife 101. Both are in
excellent health and work —unaided—
Makes Qood Blood and Good their ema11 bolding,
Blood Moans GoodGoodHealth. The United States Association of
Cillegiate Alumnae, composed of more
Mrs. I''retl Bigg., Kingston, Ont„ than five thousand members in various
writes:----" I was completely run Clown, cities, is about to test the law of heredity
my blood was out of order, and I used by an investigation of its own member,
to get so wealr I would be compelled to ship and antecedents for three genera
stay an bed for weeks ata time. I, thine or more.
could not eat, and was pale and thin:
g I was goinginto
more -
everyone thought titt
:ver n
e
Y
Itri
ed everything, and
Consumption. 5 g,
different doctors, until a friend advised
me to use Burdock Blood Bitters.
"I did not have one bottle used when
my appetite began to improve.
"I used six bottles.
"I gained ten pounds in two weeks.
When I began to take it I only weighed
ninety-three pounds. It jest seemed to
pull me from the grave as T never ex-
pected to be strong again. 1 will tell
every sufferer cf your wonderful remedy.
Burdock Mood Bitters is rntintifacturcd
only by the' 'r. Milburn ('o., Lernited,
Toronto, Ont. See that their eignalu " situation in India, From /an, 1 next
appears on every bottle, the transit dues will be lowered by 5d.
Matic
Liver Spots rheum tism
Unable to work or sleep—Six years o1
suffering—Cured by DR. A. W.
CHASE'S NERVE FOOD.
There is nothing more annoying to a
young lady than to have her face or
hands marred with Liver Spots. They
indicate a diseased liver.
There is
only
one remedy' that is guaranteed to cure
you, and that is FIG PILLS, They re-
move the spots, clear the complexion
and Ohre Constipation. Mild in their
action. 25o. a box, at all leading drug
stores and, remember, FIG PILLS ere
,
dto
rate
ou.
r ntee you -
functions,
fails to 0
rform its
,q
aaa
the st0 P
When+tt
functions, thebowelsbecome deranged, Art
the liver and Kidneys congested Dans- rl ted
ing nnmerone diseases, The stomach A good dairy now, it properly
and liver meet be restored to healthy while dry, will lay oh a considerable a•
odndition and Chamberlain's Stomach mount of 'fat, and after freshening she
At the annual general meeting of the will only use the food given her for
Sues Canal Company' lately held in milk production, but will draw on her
Paris it was reported that in 1909 for own body fat to increase the ntllk flow,
the first time, the transit dues exceeded and no matter if you feed her praotloalty
24,800,000, the molt being largely due all she will eat from the time She
to n m ovement in the agricultural drops her calf, there will be a gradual
t0 P falling off of flesh for •lit er seven
Menthe after she hits calved.
Ire You
upture f
I can cure the worst case of
Rupture from infancy to old age,
without operation or loss of time.
ACT AT ONCE
and remove the daily danger of
strangulation. Fill in coupon
and send to Dept. J.
J, S. SMITH,
88 Caledonia St.
STRATFORD, ONT.
Name-
Address
.Age
Time Rup
Single or double
Satisfaction guaranteed.
'HE FORMULA OF
"FRUIT•A•TIVES"
On The Autsitle Of Every Box
For All The Wld To See
Every user of "Fruit-a-tives" knows exactly. what isl eeingsItaken, every
formula of this famous fruit medicine is priutet to clearly—that 0 the "'tide oftives "
box. We have stated many times—and now Y
is made of the juices of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, with valuable heart and
nerve tonies and antiseptics,
Everyone knows that fruit juice is healthful—but perhaps some do not
understand why this is true.
Fruit juice, consists of about 91% water, 8% of sweet principle, ,and i°% of a,
bitter substance. It is the quantity of bitter principle in fruit that gives the
fruit value as a medicine. An eminentpcianofOttawa,
tater years £
experimenting, found a method of increasing her principle in fruit juice,
thus increasing the medicinal or curative qualities.
The juices are first extracted from fresh, ripe oranges, apples, figs end
prunes. By a secret process, some of the sweet atoms are replaced by the bitter
principle. Then tonics and antiseptics are added, and the whole made into,
tablets, now known far and wide as "Fruit-a-tives." .
" Fruit-a-tives " is the only medicine in the world that is made of fruit
juices, and is one of the few remedies that have let their composition be known
from their introduction to the public.
"Bruit-a-tives " is nature's stimulant for the liver, bowels, kidneys and skin.
In cases of obstinate Constipation
rou,Inigeion,Bckch,
Rheumatism, Headaches and Impure Blood,this wonderfulfrith mee cures;
when everything else fails.
"Fruit -a -fives" is sold everywhere at 5oc. a box, 6 f•lr $2.5o; r trial
l fox, 2sc., -
or will be sent, postpaid, on receipt of price by Fruit -a t v
TWENTY VEARS AGO
(From the TIltEs of July 11, 1890.)
Loeal History of the early SOS.
1 Items from the "Times" fyles.
LOCAL NEWS,
Mr. Friend has organized a choir to
sing in the Presbyterian (thumb. They
were in their places on Sunday evening
for the first time. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Groves bade farewell to
numerous friends and left for their new
home in Toronto, on Wednesday morn-
ing.
At a late meeting of Maitland Lodge,
No. 119, I. 0. 0. F., the following were
eleoted office bearers for the current
term; Robert Allen, N. G; Riohard
Green, V. G; A. G. McGregor, R. S;
T. J. Elliott, P. S; W. F. Brockenehire,
Treasurer. A. G. McGregor was elect-
ed Representative to the Grand Lodge,
Which meets iu August.
On Sunday morning last, the Orange-
men assembled at their hall, headed by
Bell's Faotory Braes Band, and marched
to the Methodist Chnroh, where they
Mr. Mex. Ethier,, Jr., Clarence Creek,
Russell Co., Ont., writes:—' 'Iy was run d nerv-
ous
to
such an
fit w
system
y
extent that I suffered a great deal from
weakness of the nerves and sciatic
rheumatism, and at times ',vas like one
paralyzed, I could not work, was 1112•
able to sleep, and had P.0 appetite.
".Nothiiig s(?enie(i to build up my
servos Until I made use of Dr, Chase's
Nerve Food. Af e
trio
having
d about
$12.00 worth of `this medicine I fool
like a new Iran. I can walk all right,
do a great deal of work, have tt good
appetite and sleep well every night."
POPULAR STALLIONS.
"Gold Link," the imported Clydesdale Stal-
lion, son of the great Baron of Buchlyvie, will
make the season of 1910 as follows:—
Monday at noon,• leave his owner's stable,
Blnevale, for Currie's hotel stables, wroxeter,
for night; Tuesday, to And. Gemmill's, con.
6, Turnberry, for noon, and to Bluevale for
night, and remain until the following Monday
noon,
W. H. SEwITT, J. W. KING,
Groom, Proprietor.
Schen you ilevo tired of experiments
you can turn to: Dr. A, W. Chttse'S
lderve rNod knowing that persistent
treatment is bound to bo rewarded with
lastingly beneficial results. But you
must got the genuine, bearing portrait
:find signaturo of A. NV, Chase, M. D.
50 eta. at all dealers or Edmanson, Bates
& Co., Toronto, Write for free copy
of I)r:. Chase's Ite'eipes.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion, " Mascot"
will make the season of 1910 as follows,
Monday -Leave his owner's stable, Bluevale,
for Alex. Moffatt's, VA miles east of Bluevale,
ills Turn -
berry', for night, Tuesday—Ale:[. McPherson'g,
con. '7, Turnberry, noon; and to Bluevalo for
night. Wednesday— To Wm. glisten's, con. 2,
Morris, for night. Thursday—Jos. J. Kerr's
eon. 18, East Wawanosh, noon; and to Dennis'
feed stables, opp. Cement Works Wingham,
and remain until Saturday morning.Satur-
day—To his owner's stable, Bluevale, and re.
main until Monday mJ. W. KING, Proprietor.
"Drumburle bhief,", the imported t7tydee•
dale stallion will make the season of 1910
as follows;—
Monday—Leave his owner's stable, Bldevalo,
for And. Douglas', gravel road, noon• and to
Andrew Ireland's for night. Tuesday -Ber-
nice Payne's, Con. 2, Grey, neon; and 0. Mc--
Farlane s, gravel road, night. Wednesday—To
Jag. spews, Con. 6, Morris, noon; and Jas
Nichols'. Con. 0, night. Thursday—To Jas.
lihedden's, Lon, 4, Morris, for noon; and to
Hill's Hotel stables, Belgrave, for night
Friday—To ,Tag. Miller's 'Con, 8, Morris, and.
reniain until Saturday morning. Saturday—
To Robert Warwick'e,Con. 8, Morris, for noon;
then to his owner's stable, Bluevale, and re'
mein 'until Monday morning, J. W 'tine,R,'rmanavger. Proprietor,
were addressed by Rev. John Soott
M. A,
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Wingham, lett for Glenblro, Manitoba,
via Grand Trunk Railway and North,
Bay: Mr. T. Gregory and Miss Marion
Gregory, of Wingham, via G. T. R. and
North Bay, for Calgary, N. W. T.
BIRTH,S.
Barber—In Wingham, on the 4th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Archibald Barber; a eon.
McEwen—In Bluevale, on the 27111;
alt., the wife of Mr. Alex. MoEwenp-
teacher; a daughter.
Wright—In Turnberry, on the 7th'
inst., the wife of Mr. Win. Wright; re
eon. ..
Fitzpatrick—In East Wawanosh, on
the 29111 June, the wife of Mr. Geo.
Fitzpatrick; a 000.
Orniokehank--In Turnbarry, on the
10th inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. Cruick-
shank; a daughter.
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