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SEA AIR FOR NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS. ::;
When sea air is ordered to a nervous person, fhe usually
tushes down Lu- then seashore, spends 41 her time on the beach,
frets more tie lass over the expense,.
and .returns after two or three weeks
to make tip by extra work fOr the
brief holid iy. 1.'h'a result is an ex-
at;t;erati( u of nervous troubles, The
tilue given to the Gare was too ;,Itort.
S'r. JAuxs WAi las are as good
for the nerve3 as the sea breeze ; but
in ease of nervous weakness,, like the
sea breeze, they require time.
S. JAsn s `VAr I:s are a tisf'ue
builder (tud a reconstructive, not a
stiilitilant. Qukk temporary results
are not to be expected ; Imt perma-
nent improvement will follow their
patient use.
Si JAMES \VArrias help stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blooi, and this is the
honest way to get health and strength,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breed, the energy which accom-
plishes 11111Ct1.
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r6RITAiN4' AMERICA.
all Druggists & Chc("i
Price in Canada: $1.00;
Six bottles for $5.00 .
1eProm person/1 experience 7
atu ab.e to appreciate the great
value or the St. James Wafers."
Dr. Charles D. Camp,
Dnb2in, Ireland.
St. ,saes H'al't; a• e nal a secret
'towels 1)the rrteer.eruasdactorste-
roau terdr,r,~ tient I t i.'erir patients
we mail the fat vita upon request.
Where dealer e a re not selling the
wafers. they are mailed upon re-
reipt or price at the Canadian
branch: St. Janina Waters Ca., 172a
St C.the.rin. St., trontreat.
interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges
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A 100 'acre farin in Norntendv, Grey
comity, was s)ld recently for $6,500.
Arrangements have beeu made to re -
mime operations at the Harristou Pork
Packing House.
Children Cry for
CA TOR1A..
Mr. John Barker has sold his 100 acre
farm ou the 9th eon. of Howiok, near
Fordwieh, to Mr. Wm. Gordon, of
Minto.
• The new station' at Gorierich is about
Completed. It is a handsome braiding
and reflects credit ou the G. T. R. auth-
orities.
Backache. swelling of feet and auk -
les, puffing ander eyes, frequent thirst,
scanty, cloudy, highly colored urine and
. all urivary troubles lead to Bright's dis-
ease, dropsy, diabetes, etc. Doau's Kid-
ney Pills are a sure cnre.
Mrs. Eliza Walker, relict of the late
.Alexaucler Walker, one of the earliest
settlers of Morieington, died Wednesday
of last week in the 79th y( a: of her age.
The Listowel Furniture Co. have de-
cided to go ou with the erection of a
new addition to their factory this fall,
The addition will be 36 x 70 and thtee
stories high.
Wm. Felton, who broke his leg about
six weeks ago, and who has since been
tying up in Howick, is making a good
recovery. He was moved to his home
in Listowel on Saturday last.
Children Ory for
'CASTORIA.
Prof. Goldwin Smith has presented n
substautiul residence on Beverley street
to the Nursing at Home Mission, 81,000
to the Working Boys' Home and the
same amount to the Old Folks' Home.
Benjamin Evera.11, 85 years of age.and
one of the oldest settlers of the township
of Walletce, ended his hfe by hanging
himself in his barn ou Wednesday of
last week. Deceased bad been a resi-
dent of Wallace township for nearly
'fifty years.
From the
Sanctum Mill
Galt Afethetists gave 4100-000 triose
than, they were asked. tor -...towards rt.
44010g,1110 4'Lt ou $t,,.T UK's' trlru>Fult,
Moutreal,: •
For the year. ending September 39th,
W01, there were 08 commitments to
Owen Soulid gaol. Tile total; cost was
Willialu. C. Turner of New York glint
,anti'killed_two men with whom he woe
arguing in a iawyer's utliee, and theu
committed suicide.
It is said that 1'4r. Qonrsolles, Chief
French trnntillttor of the House i
Commons is to be superaunuated. He
entered thti Government employ in
1$67, and is in his 71st year.
Simpstlu. Rennie of Port Elgin says he
worked on a farm for 37 years but the
lost year he was on the farm-1900—he
nudes more money than guy other year
in his career. He says never in his rec-
ollection have farmers done so well as iu
the last three years, especially those
whose chief output is (rattle and hop .
, Mr. J. H. Stuart, agent of the Blink of
H uuilton at Listowel, was given a com-
plimentary dinner previous to his de-
parture for Niagara Pelle, where he has
been transferred. Mr. Stuart was pre-
sented \\ ith an address. A long list of
toasts was honored and a most enjoyab e
eveuiug was spent.
A happy he me wedding took place at
the residence of Mrs. Johnston Huston,
4th cou., Huron, on the evening of
Tu tsday, Oct. 7th inst., when her eldest
daughter Lucy Luisa vies married to
Mr. Alex. McNair, a well-to-do young
farmer of Huron Tp. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. R. I. Hoskiug,
of Ripley.
Children are often attacked suddenly
by paiut'ul and dangerous Colic, Cramps,
Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Iufautum, etc. Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry is a prompt
land sure cure which should always be
• kept in the house.
1
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Outariohus a birth rate of 24.6 per
thousand, while that of England is 28 0
par thousand, and Scotland 80.4 per
thousand. Turning to the figures for I
Quebec we find the birth rate iu that 1
province to be 30.63. The death rate,
however, is much higer iu Quebec than
to Ontario, being 18.91 per thousand as 1
against 11,3;per thousand iu this Pro-
viuce.
The West Huron license board met. on
9.uesday eveuiug at Inspector Paisley's
office and transferred the following
licenses: Geo. Buxton to Alex. Robin -
sou, Goderich ; Alex. Robinson to W. J.1
McBrien, Auburn; Jas. McDonald, Kin- I
tail. The members of the board now 1
only cousists of James Stevens and H.
McQuarrie, the vacancy Ina(ia by the
death of Mr. Sloan not having yet beeu
filled.
The new celicn. in Kincardine shows
the population to be 2,233.
Principal Cameron has been re-engag-
ed by the Brussels School Board for
I.)03 at a snlary of $800.
Rev. Dr. Thomas, pastor of the Jarvis
Street Baptist Church, Toronto, has sub-
mitted his resignation to the congrega-
tion.
i The Toronto Ehibitioneof this year
I show's a surplus of almost $12,000 after
paying all litxhihties,iucluding last year's
de-i•_it.
Children Cry for
CASTOR I A.
A lied Hot Season.
During the hot season the blood gets
over heated, the drain on the system is
severe and the appetite is often lost.
Burdock Brood Bitters purifies and in-
vigorates the blood, tones up the system
and restores the lost appetite.
Capt. A. C. Cameron, a lake mariner
we11 known here, died suddenly last
Thursday night at his residence iu Col-
lingwood. Capt. Cameron had sailed
on the lakes for a great many years
and at different times was in the employ
of the Lilce Superior Transportation Co.
the Great Northern Transit Co. and in
the North Shore Navigation Co.
The 100 acre farm, lot 3, con. 5, Grey,
belonging to James Smith, Galt, has
'begin sold to Win. Stevenson, 5th line,
Morris, for the sem of $2,700. George
Shiels, jr., has also disposed of his 100
acre farm, lot 31, con.17, Grey, to Jas.
Oolcleugh, of the 18th con. for $1,200.
Mr. Shiels' health has been very poor of
late hence the reason for selling.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve P
ills
cure vnaem)• nervousness, ousn ss Sleepless.
Mass weakneler, palpitationthrobin;,
•faint spells, dizziness, or any condition
arising froth impoverished blood, dis•
ordered nerves or weak heart.
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T 't re is a proposal in Southamptou
to start a sanitatium in connection with
the m&neral wells. A Mr. Pinkerton is
one of aha promoters.
Mr. F. J. 1e1ecouu, who has b( en
acet.untent in the Bank of Commerce,
Walkerton, for several years, has beeu
promoted to the pc sition of manager of
o to of the new branches of the bank
n rw 1 eing opened in Manitoba.
At the al.nual examination of railway
mail clerks, Ward Farrow, son of Post-
master Farrow, of Brussels, scored 100
per cent. This is the second time Mr.
Farrow has taken full marks, and he is
the ouly one who was successful iu
reaching the maximum.
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills regulate
the bowels, cure constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness, stek headache and all affec-
tious of the organs of digestion.
The people of Roe's congregation paid
a visit to the Parsonage at Ethel recently
and presented Rev. Mr.. Welts with 50
bushels of oats nuc! Mrs. Wells with 2
pa; rs of lace win low curtains, it was
a kindly, thoughtful act and the donors
will lose nothing by it.
The county councils of Cherltoo, Sim-
coP1Hastings,
Lanark.
Leeds and a
res•
vill'have
pasted by-laws taking advant-
age of the Million Dollar Road Improve-
ment Scheme of the Ostark, Govern-
ment. The portion of the grant . which
these counties receive .range from. X20,
000 to ....`,150,000 each.
Genuine Cnstoria always Iears the.. Signature
of Chas. 11. Fletcher.
'When ,^,aby was sick. we gave her Cnstoria.
When she was a Chill she cried for Cn^ r
oto in,
When site became Miss, site clung to Cnstoria.
when she had Childr en,sh a gave Ulan Cnstoria.
files
To reeve to you tint Dr.
Chase's Ointment is acertain
and absolute cure for each(
and every form of itching,
bloedingand protruding piles,
the Intanufacturer's.havo guaranteed it. Soo tos-
tttnonials in the daily press and ask your neigh.
bora what they think Wit You can rase it and
cat your money back if not cured. Bee a hoc, at
all dealers or EDAIANSON,BATES & Co.,'roronto,
Dr. Chase's Ointment
•
Mr. H. J. Pettypiece. M. P. P. of For-
est, says that iu the county of Lambton
the farmers are taking advantage of tl:e'
present fuel crisis to saw into stove
leugths the rail fences that their grand-
fathers built and sell the sane at prices
which are enabling them to replace the
old time fences with wire. As Mr.
Pettypiece nuts it: "It's an ill wind
that blows nobody good.','
The names of Rev. Dr. McCrge. of
Westutinister,has been recently connect-
ed with the newspapers with the vacancy
in St. Andrew's church, Vancouver. It
is under stood that the people of Van-
couver were willing to extend the call,
but Dr. McCrae refused to allow the
matter to proceed. Dr. McCrea is a
native limonite, being a former resident
of Brussels.
Rev. Dr. McLaren, recently appoint-
secreta:y of home'missions,iu his thanks-
giving sermon at old St. Andrew's
church, Toronto, said that the dangers
to Western Canada are the Mormons
and the Chinamen. Dr. McLaren said
''tjlat Jesse Knight, the M =on founder
f Ra mese1 Citr. Alberta teas \villi
o y J-, , ng
to spend at least half of his $7,000,000
to morinonize Canada.
George Landerkin, son of, Senator
Landerkiu, received a letter on October
4th, which had been mailed. in Winni-
The
peg, Man., on the 29th of May last. .Cho
writer addressed the letter to South
Africa. believing Mr. Landerkin to be
there. The letter followed the regiment
Mr. Harry Stewart., of the firm of of which George had been a member,
Greig & Stewart. clothiers, of Seaforth, away into the interior of the contrary,
,
1 was married in Toronto, on Wednesday, and was at length returned here. The
i Oct. 15th, to Miss Tillie Fitzgerald, dau- letter was in as find shape as it it had
1 ghter of Mr. George Fitzgerald, former- Dome in from Lamlasil. It had travelled
considerably over 20,000 miles—ell for a
ly of Seaforth. After a short wedding peon
y. -Hanover Post.
1 tour, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart will return
to Seaforth,
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FOR 411E BY All DRUGGISTS. PRICE 50c.PER BOTTA
British Troop 011 Liniment is good
for malt or beast. Relieves pain, re-
duces swelling, nilays inflammation,
cares cuts, barns, bruises, sprains, stiff
The drawback to the work of a good
many correspondents is that they c4iu't
CASTit0 L' DIItE ST1tA1•ra.
HL army Greatly Reduced by Venezuelan
!revolutionists.
Will erns tt ci, Island of Cur:icoa, Oct.
17.—The battle n o. Le \'ietorfa,
Vettectada, between tin urnly
com-
manded by President Cr, tand the
re. o eet:on:t'y forces, which began
Monday )tet,rn'tt„ last :A until the af-
ternoon of that day, and was resum-
ed •1'ucsr•ny morning, resulting in the
retirement of President Casalo to La
Victoria Tuesday afternoon, was re-
sumed
esu100(1 a,;ain fiercely at 5 o'clock
\ledne•d:ty urtrn•ng. At that time
t he President ha I ret ei , eel reinforce-
ments.
einforcements. an 1 he had over (1,000 men
en,�a;ed , gainst 7,000 rues array.d
by the revolutionists.
`lit' ar:iile.•y played n, part nn•er
bort re se n in Vrn•'zuela. Shortly
In fort 5 o'c:oc.t \Wednestiaw afternoon
the revoluti( uists at' ;v arts( to have
gained a sli• h nal antnge, 7•h•
Tresis'• pt's urtip. ry, tt hMI numbered
15 gun;, bit) heed reduce 1 to four
guns. La \I. -tot -ill was crowded with
wounded, and t here was no provis-
ions in tilt! t0H1.
Tell S0 ]Peet to I'nventeut.
Toronto, Oct. 17.—C; odfrcy Dird,
representative of .1Oink U: ossley,
Sona & Co., Limited, t arpet manu-
facturers of 1ltt!ifax, r:nglaud, was
instantly killed on the Intoning of
Tbanksgi\ing ikty by falling a dis-
tance of SU feet from the upper
storey window of the Ros-in house.
]Iis friends do not believe that lie
commit Led suicide. 'Thursday morn-
ing, a little before six o'cloc;(,
workman passim:. down York street
was horrified t see Iliad fall from
the window of the Itossin Douse. Iie
struck the nettwut''k of telephone and
elec(r•ie wires and bounded forward,
falling on the edge of the sidewalk.
The workman I -ea .11M the man- when
he was breathing his lat. The body
Will ire shipped to Montreal and
placed on board the steamer Parisi-
an.
Charged With MaIIt1 trighter.
Love Fo. in, Man., Oct. 17. — Not-
witlr:;tanding rho verdict .of the cor-
on.r's jury that .1a.•ob \\•icns came
to his death by ucc•idnt, the Pro-
vincial police et:. ileal Rymer to le ar-
rested yesterday, and tried on a,
charge of mairilaughter, which re-
sulted in his being. sent to Winnipeg
to stand trial. ' Young Wiens and
Rymer were Scu1Cing after a wordy
scrap, and the latter threw Wiens to
the ground, fallinr; on top of hire.
When he got up Wiens was dead. The
doctors say the deceased was in bad
condition, and shock and excitement
were the biggest factors tending to
his death.
Prince Arthur's Departure.
London, Oct. 17.—Prince Arthur of
Connaught will take leave of his
paresis and friends early this morn-
ing on his departure for South Af-
ri. a. .lis .Royal 'Highness, who will
bo accoml anied by Capt. 'Wyndham,
is re,;o'n ng h's rcginunt, the 7th
Ilussa.•s, and is taking out to South
Africa a draft of 170 Igen. They will
march from Hounslow Barracks to
Feltham Station, and leave at 9 a.
err. for 'out. tampion, there to em-
bark for the Cape.
Gas Supply Exhausted.
Windsor, Oct. 17: The natural
gas grew gradually less yesterday af-
ternoon and at• about 5 o'clock flick-
ered feebly and died, Many a cold
supper was partaken of last night
by those wno had no coal, wood,
coke or other fuel to burn. If it
trans• ires that tl
gas nerals nave
I become completely barren the string-
ency of the coal strike situation will
resist the temptation to get off some
at be added bo an hundred fold in Wind-
sor, t1'alkerville and Sandwich.
joke the n f t! • 1 Th
s a expo se o o ter poop e. o
joints, es of Insects, rheumatism, etc. Joke is usually wrapped up in such a Tett lien Drowned.
bit
Way that only t1 \v1t111oca1 I
A large bottle for 25 costs, knowledge
can seethe point. Nevertheless the l
point is often so sharp that it hurts.
Everybody enjoys harmless fun, but the
private doings, the little anti itions, tl e
love-tnakin;s, the little slips and Betty 1
misfortunes should be let severely alone.
To never write about a nigh -
neighbor all
thing yon would not like written about
'ourself, is a golden ru10.
A fortner resident of Stratford, who is
now the general agent in Manitoba for
a line of farming machinery, namely
t mashing outfits is reported as having
said that he had sold $300,000 worth of
niachinerj' during the past season and
could have sold as mnueh more were he
able to get it.
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct, 17.—.7, C.
Gilchrist, owner of the wrecked
steamer C. 13. Lockwood, received a
telephone message from Ashtabula
late yesterday afternoon stating
that the yawl boat, which .put a 01Y
from the steamer when it AMU Fink-
inpt lfonday evening, has been found
bottom up In the lake. Them was no
tram of the ten men who left in the
boab, and it is believed they Wets
drOaret
Stanton D•• d 1' . Mar 1.r.
IltRltiu, idea, - 17.--1,.t'neat �it.tre.*•..
''0'0 t'(i, of T ,,,ltt'ri111. C'111., t'1bt*held
with the infirtitr of Mut ('44ree1.
tt Itis 't'tttl(t :l/c"iregOt•, whit
here t,tl Oct. 9, was lir aigned• in the
Pollee. Collet yesterday. Ile wits
enerf;e(I. \lith !Murder in the bast, 00-
g e', Stiutton pleaded not g ilty to
1ho•haIgo, waitnO exnmina ion anti.
WAS hell!. cul' Ute 1lrund .lut'y.
)Inge itebt. urunt Trost.
Chicago, ('et. h'engo is 10
iritic a rest ant 0111 trust, 1a0l+0i:ell
at $5,000,000, if the 111.008 or der -
lei» proms tt15 arc marit(1 Out. All
thhies. rest.ul,l,tt's of the city', it.
is tont •ml'ltitet', are to 10 (I. eau int -
vent rtt I
n-ventt'ttI nnuta,;elu(nt, the
head of eat 1: est 0Idifhnavlt, 1ito,vett'r,
to r, l., :11 the direetiolt of his own
11ron'n.•,1 lit lit.. Red never.
Pi brnl' e;;, (1t t. 7 7 .--Ateett 5 e'cleek
pest I d \' 11't) 0 n;; nl, tl ft—timer tl inn-
011, (ia l'at'h, \\)Iu \1;I$ .11 (1"('tlnti•)r's
tit t •1, i,'nlp vt • Ire'ott It a st `sr lu\e 1111(1
1. it (lo' 11 to th' liter al•m,t duce
100 V a..• ih•-eu- llints•.if in
.11(1 \titr ch'.I\'.II •il. 11 15 11101 111 he
with 1 elel'111 4 1: (1111 10,11' u :try 011 he
MONEY TO LOAN.—Money to loan 00
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advnuca,i Int ulort-
.ptges, with privnege of paying at the
end of auy year. Notes purl necotutte
collected. Office—Bettye'. Bloc k, Wing-
hant Rom•. MoINnro.
The hotel at Brantford iri *a Melt .lits.
Quirk met his t!Htit11 has been sold to
Algttiro & Son, Toronto.
Since tiro ectal li,hntent of a savings
b'in:c system it; the :Toronto Public
Schools the deposits have slightly ex-
eeed(•d :9,000.
We have all
the latest
both in design; and material
for this fall and winter wear.
—Beautiful Cheviot Overcoatings
—Lovely English Worsted Sui:ings
in blue, black and taue)?
—Seotth Tweed, that are 1e gran'
a' thgether."
•hollow the crowd and get
-our Shit, Overcoat and
Trousers from
R. MAX»,tELS..
HIGII ART TAILOR.
Ynn will find our prices right and
workmanship the hest.
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