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Price; 3r1 Canada ; C1'1.09.;
Six bottles for $5.00 a
Women awl mere who suffer frOni
weak bac!, or pain in the lumbar
region i•lululcl take ST. JAMx S WA-
rims, which possess remarkable cura-
iiv.: influence on functional derange-
.ueut:l of the kidneys, and exert
special tor. ie action on the whole
-urinary system.
Si'.sJAMt:s \l'P.y1•Rs cure bladder
troubles- and pains of micturition,
helping the flow of urine and clear-
ing it 1 tom any sediment. ST.. JAMES
WAItteas arc. alio a potent sexual
strengthener.
ST. JAMI.:s '\Vttr:;Rs help stomach,
digest tood and stud the nutriment
through. the blood, and this is the
honest ray to get health and strength,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy which accom-
plishes Much.
"Tae va1 a': of St. James Wafers
c in.totb.: overettintatf d. 3n the
most 0) tina:re,eatieacfkidntyet
alta urinary troubl'•e the y have
r -r tiered ran r ern arl:able t o cces-
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Dr. Cil arl_o 11. Powell,
irltwT^raid, Scotland.
St. Jnner 11 ir(. is arrant a secret
• ^;:e, : r, tin'i"a,nrrunsanr4.•rstr.
r n'•nrr•1t.titrK 114. vs to the irtatients
Jan:: ilea J r 114rels upon request.
t;"erre An' not selling the
\ a[cr c thee. are nitti'ed upon re-
t: t of t -.ce at the Canadian
'•ranch : St. Jen -a 'Sofcra Co., 172E
11. Cother.na St., ttieontresl.
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Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges
From the
Sanctum Mill
A. branch of the Sovereign Batik was
oliened recently at Crediton.
'ioronto is to hare still another bank
the' r'Crowu Bank of Caued:I," for
which a ahurter was obtniued at the last
session of the Dominion per]ialneut.
-,According to the Carrie Yidette, Mr.
B.Stet,Torcl, of the 18th con. of IIowiak,
claims to leave taken over 2.000 bushels
of turnips from` oue and these quarter
acres of laud.
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ehll "tress Cry for
CAST ► R I A -
Irving Hodson, who has been manager
of the Bauk of Hamiltou at Mitchell,
Ont., for some years, has gone to Mid-
land to take charge of the branch which
has recently opened there.
Married at Washington Pa., on Oct.
'Oth, by Rov..1. B. Taylor, Mr Millard,
V'. McMaster, of Washington, to Miss
Lottie M. Bates, third slaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J, F. Bates, of Goderich.
Mr. Andrew Kempel, proprietor of the
Riversdule saw mills, was married on
Tnesaay morning of last week in the
R. C. church. Teeswater, by Rey. Fath-
er Corcoran, to Miss Clara Milian, of
Carrick.
Milburn's Sterling Headache Powders
give women prompt relief from tuouthly
Rains and leave no bad after effects what-
ever. Be sure you get Milburn's. Price
10 and 25 cents. All dealers.
Mr. R.7. E. Lane sent to the Lucknow
Sentinel office two turnips and a carrot,
'which are certainly the largest we have
ever seen. The Grey Stone turnip meas-
ures 3 fee t10 inches in circumference and
'weighs 231• pounds while the Swede tur-
nip weighs 18. pounds. The carrot is
17i inches round and weighs nearly 7
pounds.
The friends of Mr. J. McArthur of
Heusall, were pained to hear of the
death of his wife, which occurred on
Monday, Oct 27th, after a prolonged ill-
fiess, She spent the summer in the
West in the dept, that it would better
laer health. She leaves a loving husband
d young family. Deceased was a
daughter of the late Stephen Ball, of
erich, and was a Sister of Mrs. (Rey.)
H. Dyke, of Erin, formerly of Bel -
aye, both being married at the same
foie, al,aut 15 years ago.
Children Cry for
CA TORI
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A•Iargari;t Sanders, wife of Mr. Thos.
me, passed to the great beyond on
esday morning of last week at the age
70 years and 5 mouths. She had been
y slightly i11 for the past two weeks
her death :vas quite unexpected.
and Mrs. Rome were Married in
tland some fifty years ago, coming
Canada shortly afterwards. About
y year's ago they took up earning
the Township of Carrick, where they
did for a number of years, moving
Mildmay some fifteen years ago. In
I they moved to Teeswater where
have since resided. She leaves to-
rn her death, her husband and two
ren,'r. Andre' Rome of Teeswater,
Mrs,Moore, of Brueefield.
FOUND AT LAST.
liver pill that is small and sure,
sets gently, quickly and thorough -
t dote not gripe. Laxa-Liver
oeeess these qualities, and are a
r,sxr.. for liver Complaint, Constipa-
.]t Headache., etc',
Tho trnstoes of S. S. No, 7., Hullett
have engaged E. Wilfred, of Blyth as
teacher for 1903.
Alton ,;250,000 were found in the
safes of the gambling dens in New York
raided by the police.
Children Ory for
CASTOR IA_
TILE • WINCO1A31 ''1.1(I°;ti, NO'I0111E 0, 1902
I)r. Armstrong, who meetly silt 'his
practice in Bruceae1,1, bee purchased
the practice of Dr. Spetloe, et 1urdwieli.
Chief Justiee Dissent 'lois vouch:red
judgtrtent,iu the Lisgsr election tree],
disniiesed ,the petition and confirmed
Mr. Stewart (liberal) in his seat.
Mra. White, wi'low of the late. ai. J.
White, late editor of the Exeter Time,
and faintly, aeeouipattied by her
sister,. Miss Maria, Clark, of Sae Fnuwi'-
co, left for the Latter city on Saturday
utoruing, where they will r e:de in. the
future
Less than a year ego an inmate of the
'}Fuse of Refuge eseuped from that in-
stitntion after dal k and was found frozen
to dentle next morning. John O'Shri
wandered out oue night recently at d
when disttovered at daybreak was in au
uueonscious St.lto 'and died iu a few
hours,
Following are the amounts on tl e
Collector's Roll for the Township of
Ashfield, 1002: -For County parpost s
'$2353 37; township $420(1.23; pub] o
school $3490.95; separate school $771.51;
special school $2239.90; salmi debentm e
$G41 04 Dengauuon (Irian t$41'. tO;statute
labor $51,01; drain award $3:',.OS); arrears.
of Taxes $-,4 05. Total anionut *113.835,73.
Mr. J. B. Weir has resigned the post -
mastership of Milbank, and Mr. John
Ritter has been appointed to the vac -
atm v.
The daily coat of the South Oxford
eleotiou trial was about $000, which in -
eluded coausels' fees, witness' fees, and
the various other expenses.
If a child eats ravenously, grinds the
teeth at night and picks its nose, you
ntay almost be certain it has worms and
should administer without delay Dr.
Low's Pleasaut Worm Syrup. This
remedy contains its own cathartic.
The stock books of the Atwood Ce-
ment Company, says the Bee, are now
ready. The capital stock is placed at
$500.000 in shares of $10 each.
111r. Win.F.Paterson has held the posit-
ion of tax collector in North Easthope
township for forty-one years, and Mr.
James Reid has been treasurer of Moen-
ington township for forty-two years.
Genuine Cactoria always bears the Sign:At:r,;
of Chas. 11. Ptat•:her,
When naby was sick, we gave her Castel -L.
When she was a Child, she cried for Casoria.
When she became -Miss, she clung to Castor;a.
:vhenshehad Children,shegave theta Castorta.
The farm of Mr. Wm.
Hogg, near
Winthorp, was sold by auction on Wed- suLh an appetite that I wanted to be
nesday, Mr. Watson, of Hibbert, being eating half the time.
the purchaser. Tha price was $3 050.
The farm contains 50 acres, and is a nice
property.
Seaforth town c,uncil will submit a
by-law to loan Mr. Dick, of Dike 8a Co.,
Toronto, :,;10,000 free of interest for
twenty years tc, enlarge the Van Egmond
woollen mill and improve the plant,
fifty hands to bo employed.
Mr. Ritchie, of Atwood was united in
marriage to Miss Eleonora. Fletcher,of
Grey, at the residence of the bride's
parents, on Wednesday, Oct. 29th, Rev.
Mr. Wells, of Ethel, dad the nuptial
knot in the presence of a number of
friends of the contracting parties. The
youug couple will make their home near
A twuod.
British Troop Oil Liniment is unsur•
passed by any liniment on the market
today. It is composed of healing.
soothing and cleansing vegetable oils
and extracts. It isput inlarge
up
bottles for the stnall price of 25 cents.
On Monday, October 20th, Wm.
Osbourn, of Durham and Mrs. Jessie
Elliott, of Ripley, were married at Kin-
cardine, by Rev. Jos. Philp, B. D. It
Was since learned that the groom's name
is Wm. Osbourn Patterson of Walkerton
not Durham and that lie haul a wife in
Hanover. County Constable Briggs
snmmoned Inspector Campbell, Rev.
Joseph Philp and jetties Henderson as
witness At the
wedding to attend
court
at Walkerton as Osbourn had been ar-
rested on the charge of bigamy. The
summons were served and the trial to
take plat=e last Thursday, Wednesday
Inspector Campbell of Kincardine • re-
ceived a telegram stating that Osbourn
hadcomtnitted suicide. This ends the
matter so far as Pedersen, alias Osbourn
is concerned.
Write are lteiug issuers on varinus
parties in this locality in conuectiou
with the Daly farm sale contracts of a
few years ago. The cases will come up
for trial at Toronto, but as to what hind
of a fight will be made, wo are not
re -
pared to state at present. It is not like-
ly to be one sided 'however, as there
apnears to be roost for considerable diff-
erence of opinion at leest.
For Gets, Wounds, Childlains,Chapped
Hands, Rhenrnatistn, Stiff Joints Barns,
Scalds, Bit s of Inserts. Crone, Coughs.
Colds, flagy ari's Yellow Oil will be
fopnd an excellent remedy. Price 25
cents. All dealers.
A quiet house wedding was celebrated .
at Kincarbine on Oct. 29th at the res•
idence of Mr. Robert Ross, when his
niece, Miss Kate Ross, was married to
Mr. William Adams by the Rev. Dr.
Murray of Knox Church. They left by
the'2 o'eluek train and will spend t1:e
honeymoon in the east, afterwards re,
turning to Kincardine, where they will
reside.
On Oct. 25th, another of the earlier
settlers of this county took her departure
acrcss that dark stream from which
there is no return, in the person of Mrs.
Doyle, of Auburn, after a long period of
suffering, and ,worn out with a journey
that had passed the four score limit.
Interment took place in St. Augustine
cemetery. She leaves two suns, two
daughters, and her aged partner iu life,
to mourn her departure.
The essential lung -healing principle
of the pine tree has finally been success-
fully separated and refined into a perfect
cough medicine in Dr. Wood's Norway
Piue Syrup. Sold ley all dealers on a
guarautee of satisfactiou. Price 25
cents.
A nevi society was incorporated Fri-
day under the name of "Knights of the
the Golden Horseshoe." The object of
of this society is to unite acceptable per-
sons of mature age in an association for
the advancement of loyal and patriotic
sentiments, and for such benevolent,
provident and other purposes as are per -
permitted by the act respecting socie-
ties.
Batt Nervous Prostration.
Mrs. S. W. West, Drayton, Out .says:
"I got terribly run down, and finally
became a victim of nervous prostration.
I had no nppetito, seemed to lose interest
and ambition and could scarcely drag
myself about. Flenring of Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food I used three boxes wi'h
great benefit, gaining eleven pounds. Ir
mut ie me strong and well • and I had
The Rev. Alexander Dowie, the rein-
carnated Elijah, and general overseer of
Zion church, Chicago, is again in • finan-
cial'difldculty. 'Writs are issuing from
the Coutts against hilts in indefinite
numbers, and a Judge of probate has
ordered that. $45,000, belonging to the
estate of a convert in New Zealand 1 e
restored. as it had been invested hy.
bowie in Zion City industries withptit
authority. The pre.,ent condition is
what might be expected when the eyes
of Dowie's dupes were opened to see the
real character of that religious humbug.
There died at his late residence, con.
3. township of McGillivary, on the 27th
of O itober, Jas. B. Miller, aged 07
years. Deceased was born in the town- ,
;ship of Markham, and moved with his
parents to the township of MrGillfvary I
when quite a young man, ants was one
of their main helpers in malting a home I
in that new section. He married Isabel- I
la Hunter, of Walton, and settled on a'
comparatively new farm not far from
his parents, and by wise and careful
management built tip a most beautiful
home.
On Monday evening, Oct, 27511 Mr,
i Joseph Livermore passed into rest: He
was a native of Babarm, Cambridgeshire,
England, where he first saw the light of
day sixty eight years ago. In 1874 he
came to this country and after living
for some years oe the Sth con. of Hallett,
he moved to Morris where ha farmed for
a few years and then to Dundalk. In
1802 he located is Clinton where he con-
tinued until the end. Me. Livermore
was twice married, his second wife sur-
viving hien. Thirteen children were
born of these two unions all of whom
are still living.
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FOR°SALE By Alt OPeGGISTS. PRICE 50e.FtR 3OTTA
JINGLES AND JESTS.
L'y a Fn1 nwn's YF.
There is n. Lamar whn is Y's
Ernerg'h to take his 1S',
.And sally lettnt"- Ntth his 1,'8
Awl thunk ut what he C's.
Ile hears tit- eaet'er of the J's
As th-y cutch nrie-r T's
And Z's rhea a hien e tree D K's
Ie wiekt's it ht,tar ter D's
A pair of oxen be :will TJ's
With {tt.vs C'a
And t Itis r:argaki•s ht, Will .i Q's
While plowing for his P's.
In raisin, (reps he' a'.l .i L's
Anel therefor,+ litt'a O's.
Anel a lea, he hoes iiia suits by t;pella
He also suis:: his. hu -r.
rol'W u -=;,z06.
Archbishop ilrucllesi Personally Present-
ed the Offering on NVednosday.
Rome, Oct. 30. -The Pope yester-
day /Teen ed Archbishop ]3riu hesi of
Montreal in private audience. Tho
Pontiff showed great interest in Ca-
nada, and spoke in flattering terms
of Premier Laurier.
I3is Holiness shill: "If the Canad-
ians love me, I h.tve a 'special affec-
tion for them, of which I have giv-
en proofs dutin.; the whole of my
pontificate, the last being sending tett
'Apostolic Delegate to strengthen the
bonds betwecn Canada and the Pap-
acy."
The Archbishop presented the Pope
with a diocesan olTcring of $5,200,
and int redo cmI to him several citi-
zens of Montrcal.
Sunk by n Canadian Steamer.
Tacoma, , • Wash., Oct. 80. -Tho
steamer Clapital City and the small
Canadian freighter Trader, Capt.
Parsons, which was bound from
Steveston, L'.C., to Tacoma, with a
cargo of canned salmon, collided late
Tuesday night otl Dash Point. The
Capital City, with twenty passen-
gers aboard, had a big hole stove in
her hull on the port side. Shesfilled
rapidly, and barely • had time to run
for the beach, where she sank.
Diouday horning, of lest week, the
wife of Jets. Stewart, of ir'ol t Arthur.
flied at the home of her pau•ontd, Alexau-
'ler Street, Brussels, after en illness of a
few weeks of typhoid fever followed by
t lung ntYectluu. Deroas•,el's utlideu
name was Oi'lt'aa Milloy, of Brussels..
elle was nnitad itt marriage to J es- s
itowart. 3 ye era ego and it goodly pnr-
•ion of the time since then wile spent in
'rt Arthur. M.i', stied Mrs,. 'Stewart
and little (laughter (17 mouths old)
went to 'l3rnssuls to Visit this tell wt eft
the parents were stricken with typhoid
fever Burl atter a severe siege Mr.Stewart
is ('ouvfileseiujj; slowly butt the attach
and its complications proved feud to
,1rs. Stewart,
rlegpltirertof Delag attract,
Mrs. W. E. Jeff. bee 44 Hielts Ayes,
Kingston, Ont., states; --I suffered agony
with itching piles. Itt fact. I don't be-
lieve that any person who, lute not had
piles call reelize what I r'udnrtd. The
first application of Dr. Chase's Ointment
brought relief anit it has since entirely
cured ale. I hope that this testimonial
will be the tnealla of bringing comfort
to other sufferers by :leaking kuoivn tlto
great power of this ointment. ,
The old scheme for the construction of
the Huron and Ontario Elects i t Railway
is being revived and it is ani21 that melt -
!lists are wilding to b••gtn coustrnutien
•text year. The charter granted is for
au electric road from a puha in the
town of Port Perry in the County of
Ontario to the town of Kiev:trel].ue in
rhe Connty of Bence, touching the
town of Uxbridge, and touching at or
within half a wile of Mt. Albert, New
1erket, Bradford, neeton• Shelburne,
F!escherton, Prieeville, Dornan). and
Walkerton, also from a pint et or near
Priceville, throngh Mea foal, Owen
Soused, Southnnlpton from a point 10
Walkerton, through or near Itlildinny,
t'eeswater and Lucknow to Goderich
touching at Dungan110n with a connec-
tion, 1 etween Lucknow and Kiuoarrline
through Ripley.
For 4i»'.••' state Teal's.
An 0121 and 'Well -Tried Remedy -Mit
Winslow's SoothingSyrun has been used
for over sixty years bpi'illionsof mothers
fur their children wine. teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the clliltt.
softens the genes, allays all pain. eti1'es
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. It is pleasant t0 the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
valne is incalculable. Be sure you ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothiug Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Wo have all
the latest
bt�k�} in designs and material
for this fall and winter wear.
—Beautiful Cheviot Overcoatings•
—Lovely English Worsted Sidings
in blue, black and tency
—Scotch 'T'weeds that are " gran'
a' thgether."
Follow the crowd and get
your Srrit,• Overcoat and
Trousers from
R. MAXWELL.
HIUIt ART TAILOR.
Yon will find- our prices right ttrd
mot knitlnahip the heat.
eetiArWtW NINSYNAMltIlhY'1dYrMi irYiiiikYx
Dropped Dead in Loan Oinco.Not
Chatham, (k't. 80. -Death cane r " - ' "� "{
;suddenly yesterday afternoon to Dav-
•id llyatt, u,ged 78, a retired farmer
of rover. Lie dropped dead in the
office of the Chatham Loan & Sav-
in:s Company. He had been com-
plaining of poor health for some
time, and Corcnr Bray attributed
death to heart failure. Ile was a
widower.
IButHOW Cood1
i The most successful farmers in Canada -��
read the FARMER'S ADVOCATE: they ••-
think about their work, they act upon its
teachings, and they are its greatest admirers.
Its editors and contributors are specialists.
The
Dietl While Praying.
Delleville, Oct. 20. - Wm. Lafay of
Fran .ford, a village near this city,
dropped clean in church on Sunday
lastt Ho waS at his devotions and
was son to fall. When picked lip
life «a3 extinct. Pea(In resulted from
heart failure. Ire leaves a widow
and three children.
FARMER'S
ADVOCATE
and HOME MAGAZINE
• contains the cream of agrieuitural thought,
and practical sten cont nue to read it be-
. cause it pays then] aetd because they want
scribers who will appreciate something good.
The sooner you subscribe, the more you
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the best. We want thousands of now sub
airs. Cady Stanton nt Rest.
New York. Oct. 30, -Tho funeral of
the late l;li:abct.h ('ady Stanton was
held yesterday at her residence in this
city. Besides the family there were
present only a few close friends who
had it en invited, including Susan II.
Anthony, the life-long friend and co-
worker of til, dead woman.
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Spaals1 Soldiers I•logg rel.
Madrid, Oct. 30.-A part of t',c
garrison at Valencia lnutiliied yes- -r•,
terday and began to cheer loudly for
the republic. 'The offenders were at -
rested and flogged for their otiento..
„y
t'sitn1 'U.S. 'Thanksgiving.
Washington, Oct. 30. --President
Roosevelt yesterday issued leis pro-
clatnation designating Thursday, 1•
Nov. 27, as a day of thanksgiving,
as usual, _ . .._. _ ..... _ .
Lord 31 into Thrown.
Ottawa,Oct 30. -The C,c
crnor-
Conral was thrown front his horse
while out riding Tuesday in 'New I:d-
ineurf;h, but eacaeed with cy few con-
tusions on the leg.
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