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Listowel's tan, rate for this yet►r is 24 A unut from West Wawanosh walked
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'Rebecca maws. Newington mirth., ., Mlles, solely to see the circus.
THE WINGl1A1L . TIMES, SEI TE'NIIER 11, 1902, .-
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1 aunt!; Archibald Little for $11),000 for There died in Crtltrbroole on Ttaesday
breach of promise of marriage. of last week John MoKay,iu his twenty -
r. S. Scott has been appointed actingat'veut1. year. Re had tern au invalid
Division C, urt Clerk at Brussels, pend -Since birth.
lug a snceessur to the late Alex. Souter. B. Gerry, of Brussils, is able to 1*
MiltonShonldice of Chesle', n ten year around again with the aid of a crutch.
old lad, stepped on glues, cut au artery, the report that Mr. Clerr2's lea was
sand nearly bled to death before he could' bruken in another place was incorrect.
get home,
For Cholera acetas, Cholera
Znfanttuu, Cramps, Culiee, Diutrhoet,
Dyeeutery, and Summer Complaint, Dr.
• Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is
a prompt. safe and sure cure that has
been a popular favorite for ueurly 60
years.
Wave -J. and 13. Field who have been
residents of Teeswater for some ;tears
are inoviug. to Mitchell, where they have
purchased a hardware bnsiness.
The Binkiey Bros., Neustnclt, are to-
ng torebuid the fonndry and sawmill
at once. The town anti surrounding
.country have given$i,000 gratis towards
the erection of the building.
A daughter of Rev. T. B. Conpland, of
Auburn, Yeti down cellar and received a
severe shaking up. A glass lamp that she
carried was broken to pieces and Miss
°Coupinnd was badly cut by the rieces of
glass..
Burdocit Blood Bitters is a purely
vegetable combination, that in a safe
and lunar:tl manner nets directly union
the Bowels. Liver, Kidneys foal Blood.
eleawuug the entire system of all
impurities, foul humors and obstructious
that smitten the blood and create disease,
The Assistant Receiver General at
Ottawa, is in receipt of tl` o first shipment
of five out coins from Ottawa. bearing
the head of King Edward VII. It is ex-
pected that tate new issue of ten, twenty-
five and fifty cent coins will be received
is a few days.
Mr. `oizt, an old man of 87 years of
age, father of Johu Reinhart, of the B.
line of Carrick, not frir from Anibdeside,
fell down cellar on t aturday,Ang.30,and
broke his neck, He was retiring fur the
right and took the door leading to the
cellar in mistake for the ons leading to
the ball.
A much respected lady in the person
Of Mrs. Margaret Phelan passed away in
Ellice on Sunday, Ang. 31st in the 97th
year of her age. She was born in Irelaud
and emigrated to this country many
years ngu.' being one of the oldest pion-
eers. Her husbuud. the late Richard
Phelan died over 40 years ago.
British Troop Oil Liniment is without
exception. the meet effectitet remedy for
Cats, Wounds. Ulcers, ' Opeu Sorest
'rheumatism. Bites and :Stings of In -
.sects, etc. A large bottle 25 cents. Get
one at your Druggist's
Tavistock.. Gazette: i,ir, J. C. Rowe
Good health is impossible without
re;.ultu' action of the buwelts biilburu's
Luxe -Liver fills regniate the bowels,
erre constipations. dyspepsia, biliousness,
sick Inatlttehes and all affections of the
erg; tus of digestion. Pricy 25 cents. All
druggists
Word leas been received of tate death
near Portage In Prairie of David W.
Yuill, fortuely of Stauley. He passed
quietly away it the age of over 80 yearn.
Mr. Win Pelton, pump maker, of
Listowel land his leg broken while at
work putting iu a pump for a farmer in
Howick township onWednesday of last
week.
Miss Pherue Ft'rgusou, eldest daught-
er of Alex Ferguson, of the nth of Cul-
ross, was married on Sept. 3rd ' to Jas.
Wilson, of the 2ucd con.,. Culross, by
Rev. G. M. Dnau, of Whitechurch,
hfr. J. H. Wethered, of Atwood, died
suddenly on Tuesday, Sept. 2nd. The
deceased was born in Port Hope in 1844, o t5vt(( �HeMivrsr 4tY4vo
and was a man respected by all. He
RatarlrOf
ACTS GENiIY
WAR
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'HE SYSTEka
CLEAN G EFFECTUALLY;
SPEi,S �p GMS c;
rpcomEs
PERMANENTLY.
1431TUAL COBS
TIPATION
ITS Btu ��°ii G4'7' as
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BUY THE GENUINE--`lAN'F'D BY
'LI ' PNIAJTG5Y1 VP C?
leaves a widow to mourn his sudden FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 50c.PER DOTTi.!
departure.
To make money it is necessary to
have a elear,btight brain a cool head free,
from pain, and strong, vigorous nerves,
11fiiburee's Heart and nerve Pills invigor-
ate and brighten the brain, streugthen
the nerves, and remove all heart, nerve
and brain troubles.
• UIDIDE IN LONDON,
rrivate Grace Sentenced to 45 pays 15
jail at 11a11141 --marker g unsber Cu,'s
Mill at Burford Unread.
Tie waters of Lake Iilititiigan haie
receded nearly therm feet at Chicago.
Mr. 1''rcdetlel. Wade, 11.A., of Lon-
don, Ont., has accepted. the chair of
(creek and Latin itt King College,
I3rlstol, 'faun.
'1!ts hfancltcster (,tiaedian Thursdtiy
states that C'onser'vative it rlinment'.
Are' circles believe 0. general election
will, he held In 1903.
The Tem Ist>alnEng Ilailtvn,' Cont-
niis'ion klve derided, to tweet in To-
ronto every two weeks, etnamencing
on Saturday afternoon.
It Is Staten ou ttruod authority that
as a result of th.' Shah ni 1'ersia's
1•ectnt iisit to I taltnci, tt re'etrrutt
nacne a? l't't4ttn tttlauces hees lloit
eontplh htkt.
A. young London servant girl at-
teuti•t.ed suitedo late sl1uu•sday after-
noon. She took Paris greett and was
almost successful. .Prompt iuetlical
at ten Lion saved' her 7ifin
Private Grace, or the '1'itird 11. C.
It., who assault vet 011e deputy chief
of police at Halifax some time ago,
was sent:nee-1 10 43 ilujs :at tail
Thursday• - 11e comes front liandIton,
Out.
A man named 4tserdelter, who bad
heat woreing wit h the bridge gen;
at 1'tc .eriinr,was !.iIled at noon Thurs.
clay tthile tia. nr to boor d a movlug
cork tra'n on the G. f.1t. at the sta-
tion, He canto front Pelleyille. .
At Derfurct the Darker !.umber
Cnulpana•'s incl was destroyed by lire
'Thursday inoruing,• together with a
largo ritraul Ley of dresed and undress-
ed IIiiI"er The 1055 will probably
rent ii 80,000 o1• $8,000, with no in -
coronet.
In St. 'Mk h u'! 'ea ('tt•h Pfttl,
to, tit, Than dot•,. Arch .ihop O'Con-
eur, assisted by a number of the
clu•rh tlignfl 0 ies. consecrated ',i0 al-
__. tau scants. The reveal on'; lasted for
The British shipbuildiug trade is said n.•a'•lt• lite I•purs ale] 11 ns carried on
to be very much depressed. in the I titan lantuugte.
George Long, a batchelor of 00, com-
mitted suicide by shooting at Staples.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. •
• Richards, Kinlough, was the scene of a .
The ratepayers of U. S. S. No. 17,1 Very brilliant and pleasant event. on
Ashfield and West Wawanosh, have Wednesday evening, Ang. 27th, beim;
erected a red .brick school house near 1 the nierringe of their sitter, Miss Sadle, ,
Bailie's on the Srd con. of West Wawa- ; to Mr. Saruuel S. Armstrong, Bt•rvie
nosh. It is very nicely finished with all' The ceremony was perfortneti by Rev.
Modern improvements. T. E. Sawyer, pastor of the Kiulough
The whereabouts of John Cornabau, Methodist church.
formerly of the township of Ramsay, Mr. Alexander Gordon, of Egtnoutl-
county of Lauark,aged about fifty years, ville. has sold his farm ou the 4th con..
is wanted to be known by his friends in I L. R. S. Tuckersmith, to Mr. Jets.
Listowel, from whom be will learn
something to his advantage.
It is our sad duty to chronicle the
death of Ada Jane Fansou. beloved wife
of Mr. Win. Balk will, jr., of Exeter
which occurred at the family residence
ou Weduesday, August 27th, at the age
of L`3 years, J utentbs and 3 clays.
There is no form of kidney trouble,
frotu a• baelcaehe clown to Bright's
diseuse, that Doan's Kidney Pills will
not relieve or cure.
If you are troubled with any kind of
kidney s ornplaint, use Doau's Kidney-
Pills.
idneyPills.
A sad accident took place at W. R.
Thompson's mill, Teeswater, Sept. 2nd,
bate Bleck Detroit apple tree that is when his son, Wilfrid, a young man,
somewhat of an oddity. Last year the uineteen years of age, had all of the
south half of the tree had a large Cron, fingers and the thumb of his left hand
the north side had none. This year the cat off by the shiugle edger saw which
north side has an immense .crop and the he was working.
south side very few. Both sides of the
Mr. Jacob Braun, of Ayton, has se -
tree never have a full crap iu the same cured the contract of making the barrels
er.,rt- ,,, •,• • - • • . .required by the " Wiartou • Sugar Beet
' hetregnivt'xt? 'ifeniil'd'lxnlfr ' inslier'ha tory. About 40,000 barrels will be
ttirxlF reg{;•rtr:y nfiiees for"19df' tis'been required annually. He •ancl his two
` with o rs will likely-
year it shows rho following registries: move t0 WiartOn. i died on Sunday, Aug. 31st, at the home
of his brother, John in Briyfield; the
1901, 12$,103; 1900, 119.911; increase square feet of granolithic sidewalk; lasts cause of death was an iueurable malady
9,'252 ; total fees caned, gross, 1001, year 55,000 and this year almost as much 1 from which he hall been suffering. He
4195,590.30; 1900, 818.1,286 12; increase as both together, so for 80,000 square
was about 70 years of age, nuinarried.
311,268.01; the net fees are as follows: feet having been laid. We now have In the death of Bobt. Shaw Whitely,
h'or 1901, 8107,406.11; for 1900, $104,- something over 8 miles of granolithic Goderieb, which occurred on Monday
300.26; increase, $3,100.86. sidewalks laid an town.—Clinton New + afternoon, Sept. 1st, a bright and pro- ,
Strong. for the sura of $0,600. 9 h farm
contains 100 acres and as Mr. Strung has
had it rented for two years, he has, Ile
doubt, got good value for hit money.
Mr. Gordou thinks of going to the
Northwest next spring.
An old resident of Brussels, died nn
Thursday iu the person of John McGel-
inin. Deceased had reached the advanc-
ed age of 83 years, and fora uurttber 01
years carried on a shoe shop in Brussels.
but of late years lived with his dangh
ter, Mrs. Robt. Seuderson. He had been
ill only a short time. Mrs. McCatiutu,
died last January aged 8'3 years.
DR. A. IC CHASE'S Q
CATARRH CURE ... Ce
Is cant direct to thesl'diseased
pstts by the Improved Blower.
Heals the ulcers, clears thrall
passages.stops droppings hi the
throat and permanently cures
Catarrh and }lay Fever. Blower
ftee. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chau
Medicine Co.. Tomato and Buffalo
Itir. Thomas Biggart, who recently
went to Clinton to undergo an operation,
but which the doctors would not per-
form owing to his enfeebled condition
issued. Compared theprevioussons, who are also ca pe w t,
Number of instruments registered in The years ago there were laid 44,0001
Mrs. Betty Dint, con 8, Bruce, one of
the oldest and smartest residents of the
township, yeas at the council meeting
in ilnderwood recently, fighting for
justice in connection with some water-
course concerning her property. Al-
thoegh SO years of age the old lady walk-
ed to the meeting, a distance of 6 miles.
She gave Reeve Brown a proper dress-
ing down and reminded hint of the first
dressing she gave him some forty-five
years ago.
St. Paul's church, MasaIl, was the
seene of a quiet but happy event on
Monday, the 1st inst., when Miss
:Bertha Hodgins ',vas united in holy
bonds of matrimony to Mr. A. P. Smith,
Era. 1 raising life has beau cut off in early
manhood. A year ago healthy and
A Family Necessity. t vigorous, with a lifetime of usefulness
•'Owing to artificial modern life, al.and happiness apparently 'iu store;
most everybody suffers more or less from yesterday consigned to the tomb—such
consttpaton. torpid liver and sluggish] are the changes to which mortals are
Pills are the host promptand thorough est son of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew White -
cure for this derangement, they have I and was born in Goderich toyvnshi
come to be considered a family necessity. y p ,
Hosts of families would not think of be- i thirty-three years ago.
inn without thein. One pill a dose, 25 I
kidneys, and as Dr. Chase's Kidney hoer subject. The deceased was the young -
cents
hung -
cents a bog.
Scores of Uses.
. Drs Ointment is beet.
--A five-year-old sou of Christian t While . Chase's
Binkle, Jr. of Howiek, fell off a load of : known on account of its wonderful cou-
g;rain in the fielcdThuraday eS 9Rt12 suet , trot over eczema, salt rheuin and piles,,
it is found to be in almost daily demand
one t,f the wheels of the wagon cuta.fear-' in many homes as a cure for chilblains, 1
ful gash in the little fellow's head. Had • chafing;, pimples, sunburn, bnr1S,scalde,
not the wagon been stopped r Ilii , 1-
accountant in the Sovereign Bank at b pp td iu tltne the
Suter. The ceremony took place at boy's head would have been crushed to a intatcm eryiitonn., .ined d las a hot�thir r a it 1
e
Inn each
each stud every form of itrl2lttgr ire
('(aT.tli1.1t.S SI_NtiLIii) 011T.
Iilgh Honor In Me.mtry Comes to J. Ross
Robertson.
I o' don. !ee•'t. 5.—At tht. quarterly
co•nutnnie.ttrot of 1hgaited Grand
i wire of T n; and, A. To. & A. DL,
heat ii':•.'n �eti: Welt t in Freemason's
1ict11, (:rent (been street. the Earl of
h'urwie :, who pries:et•rd. aenonnced
that in '•omme'•'o"ration of 111•, coro-
nation of I11'. airy:esty Icing Edward
V11., th it!.i1'. th' (lual Master, IT.
It. II. th • Duke of Connaught, had
leen pltioetel to rHafer 111' honorary
rank of 1'at t Gran 1 War den of Eng
land taint 1'irltt l ion. It. .1. Seddon.
Premier of Neat 'r'ea!und: Vice -Admir-
al Dawson. of New `oath Wales and
Mei ars. J. 1'o"s lioliertson. Toronto,
Cava 'a an I ' a a.et 1 of 11 t'stern Aus-
tro in, and :he ran!: of fast. Grand
Dente:t ti;•on air. C';r,:.l.0:n of South
Ali t ►ilia.
'1 h • t my o lt.x Carr+,ditrn upon
whom th • honm • of Post (:nand War-
den of Fre:lantd lots been conferred
was 1h•" late 1.1'•b. Mon. Sir John A.
lfucdona• d.
three o'clock in the afternoon in the
presence of only the immediate relatives
'of the bride and groom. Rev. S. L.
Smith, father of the groom, officiated,
assisted by Rev. W. 3. Doherty, rector
of lit. Pants.
The Dominion trait inspector at Win
ieipeg has sent to the department of agri-
culture at Ottawa a box of apples taken
from the middle of a consignment of
apples shipped to Winnipeg by an east-
esn firm. The apples were described by
the *hipper's ea "fancy Canadian apples."
The specimens sent to the department
'+!yard 'tery poor quality indeed. Twenty
of diem weigh only 28 entices. Twenty
ha'a eggs of good average eize would
"weltrh 40 oances. It is too bad that Ont-
3aio trait is being shipped to the excel-
lent markets of Manitoba and the North.
'wok Territories in this manner. It is
Ming the trade out ,ctrl playing directly
trays► the blood: of fruit growers and ship,
pars front California.
j lly• healing application knows no equal.
Weather prophets and people wbo
make a practice of closely observing the Home Nursing
habits of animals say there is every indi- W'e have recently received a book en.
cation that the coming whiter will be a titled "Home Nursing" published by the
long and severe one, The Winter, it is Davis & Lawrence t:o., Lt'd., Montreal.
predicted, ed win begin nan
o
ntlearlier than " This publfcahon contains practical infar-
usual anei ivill continue longer than for nation for the performance of all epic s
many years past. pertaining to the sick, It tells what to do
A quiet wedding was solemnized at in ease of accidents, treats with nearly*
Knox ohnrch,Goderiell,Wednesday,$ept, all the diseases to which human flesh is
:gra, when litiss Nellie Evelyn Brown, heir, as well tee containing many recipes
youngest daughter of Airs. Mary Brown, for preparing solid and liquid food for the
became the wife of John ll'. Dunlop, of sieit. It is :t very* attractive book of
the furniture factory staff. The chancel about 40 pages, and can be obtainetl upc,n
of the church was preittil" decorated with application to the publishers, Davis
plants and cut flowers, asters and dahlias Lawrence Co. Ltd.,Montreill, enclosing
being prominent.. The ushers weree'Wilt to them :ie. ill stamps to eiJrer the ex.
MCSween and Arthur Carrie, Geoffrey pease of mailing, etc,.
Holt presided 'Very efficiently at ties WANTED. --A tru:.ttrurth r gentleman or tette
ini'nrl rgilit!i te, tnnnit;r. basins ay for an olr1,
organ, and played w'ag�ller s bridalpraltntitsbr,rl hoose. t,f rtr> ft fiannefnl atanalatt. e
chorus from "Loliengriu" as the bride I A Weight. bons itde totn.kty c.1'1I ,mine of :
entered the church. Ileo. ,'ills,rs8 pall l,y eitc'rk •ewh 111:gig ' wt,lt 011
A. An- eirixm to tlircrt tensa ltt'ndtguarter.. Money!
derson,13. A. tied the nuptial knot. B agar tI.(l� al)cn:acso.. Manager, ro Carton
Aegnired by the (:rand Trtntlt.
Cleveland, 0., Sept. 5.—The report
circulated in financial circles here,
and at Detroit itednosday that the
Detroit tinct Toledo Shote Line, one
of rho En eret i -..Loot -e electric. trac-
tion properties had been sold to the
Grand Trunk Itttilroad, was confirm-
ed hero yesteitluy thc•origh an au-
thor itcttive soul cp. The Grand
Trunk will assume 011 outstanding
indebtedness of the Detroit and To-
ledo Shore Line, aggregating about
81,504,000. The equity of the Ever-
ett -Moore syndicate from the sale, it
is t•tattd, will not exceed ;311)0,000.
The acquisition of the Detroit and
Toledo Shore Linn means a great
deaf to the Grand Tri.ak. It °Pens
up .t line of connections at Toledo
which is very valuable.
only a, : 74 Were Killed.
London, Sept. 5.—A 1'ttt'liamcntary
paper giving It return of the fot•ces
employed in South Afrit t hent the
beginning to the end of the late war,
issued yesterday:
The garri:sou, Aug. 1, 181)0, con-
sisted of :3113 officers and 0,6i32 omen,
reinforcements :rent between then and
the outbreak of hostilities Oct. 11,
1800, totalled 12,510.
Thereafter the troops sent up to
May 31, 10023, reached the great
total of 380,081, besides 52,4:14 men
raised in South Africa.
The final casualty figures are:
Kiiled, 5,771.
Wounded, 2:3,020.
Died of wounds or disease, 10,168.
To Tettett ilea, niters.
Ottawa, Sept. :5. ---Mr. Cyrus Ach-
e:aon of 3loncton. N.31., and Miss An-
nul L. Itt•i; , s, of Sussex, N.II., will
snit for South Africa. on • iheTunisian
on Sept. 21. Mr. Aetteson has been
aapoittttat a: slstnot. headmaster 0f
the J1ori •1 School, Pretoria, at a
ttcitu-y of :,r1I, tt rear and quarters.
Mies 11ricgs will b:' assistant mistress
either at Pre toga or .1ohannesbure;.
Sit.' will revel tt• .1:10() and quarters.
Revile Woman Tires of Ltfc,
Keene, fart., tiept• 5.—Mrs, John
need eounaitte•d siticith' on Wednes-
day. taking a dose of corrosive sub-
limate. She had just roneluded her
lar15441001 duties for the morning.
ltrt Wood's mairlt•n name was
Young and site worried John Wood
40 V.'.ts tyke. 'PItey resldc• three
trtlies east of Keene.
' The 1,Ie)I5WIt a; Strain
V11001011 is over Agoit► the school1
belt rings at morning mutt at noon, agaiti
with tens of thousands the hardest kind
of wont has begtun, the renewal of which
i:1 t►. among strain to all except the most
rugged. The little girl thitt a few days
1140100i roses in her cheeks, and the lit le
boy whose, lips ware then 00 red yott
would bareiusisted tent they loud been
e kiaseri liy atr,►ttberries," have niraa•ly
lost soutetltitt€c 'Lf the appettnrece of
health: Now fan time when moue, quit-
drop slinuid be e:ivett a ttniic« wt 1'li MAY t
avert inch serious trouble, and we ktto N
of no other so highly to he recotnended nal
tined', Sarsaparilla, wbirlt strengthens
the nerves,pertectsdigestion and assimi-
lation, anti nicht mental development by
buildtug np ilio whole system.
chamberlain to ties Ugers.
1.4,n'intt, Sept. a.— he conference
whli•h WWI t0 1iay.1 taken place yes-
tstela y 111, th' ('crloniat office between
iIte
Cahn tial Sacra ltu'y, .1osepit
i'h:rnlh rltiiu.
2001 the hoer (+masala,
/nab t. 1)'.c"t rind Delarcy. has been
post prated until 10 -day. it will be
At Italy ptiv.t17'
Single Beds for Real Rest.
(From the Fondly hatter,)
If t@itigle 1 eds were spore• nnmeron t
then th.v are a great many penp!e
won id be better off, When one is tired,
sick, cross, restless, tint of sorts, lye or
she ought to sleep alone and not omit -
=Ideate by proximity the lnadudies
time affect hien. Tito brute creatures
when sic* gn away by thentsrlt e: till
they die or get over their troubles, and
ti is intim t n great wanv human beings
have. Tlhose that have it are best when
indniged iu it—not to the sll•zhtost de.
gree of neglect, however. Where two
children in a family must share the
same room, lel n greet many eases they
would be better elf to have two single
beds rather than time wide double bed,
Wo can share n great many things with
; lioie we love, but solitude clings to ns
:root birth to death, We come into the
world alone, we must go out of it alone,
aind we live in it alone, in a certain itn-
portant sense, and to get and keep our
"bearings," we must sometimes be left
atone. It is good that we should be.
'rook 1114 tog Of11'.
Kington, Sept. "t.- Andrew Tit tele,
r.sltre:t., i,tewa.etfer. was run down by
a light merino at 2 o'clock 11.m. Itis
left leg, anti rut nit below the knee.
It Iia f'•ato.t he will die. Ile ie «gel
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