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" A New Orleans woman was thin.
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UULILOSS.
Mr,lAndrew A.snetrong, tad fle Dui*
roes, and lilies Kate McAllister formerly
of the eth line, were married at the home
of the bridete sister, Daaphin, lifan., Qfl
Sept. 24th. Rev, A, A. Adamson office
isteo, The bride was prettily gowned
in point d'esprite trimmed with (satin
ribbon. ger travelling suit navy blue
ohiffen tweed cloth, with bat and gloves
to match, it spending a week with
friends iu Daaphin, Gilbert Plain and
other paints they came east and will
reside on the 2ad line.
ST. rtnitEr18.
Mise Marion McPherson was visiting
with Teeswater Mende last week.
Miss M. E. Salkeld, of Goderioh, was
visiting with old friends for a few days
Communion services were held in Cal-
vin Ohnroh on Sunday last.
The annual thank -offering of the
Harris Mission Band was held in Calvin
oharch on Tuesday of this week. Rev.
B. M. Whaley was the speaker at this
meeting,
Do our Ears Ring?
When they buzz and seem slightly
deaf, beware of catarrhal
This grows steadily worse, but can be
cured by Catarrhozone. J. A. Hammill
of Greenmonnt, P. E. I. proved the
merit of Catarrhozone and writes: "No
one could have worse Catfish than I
had for years, It caused partial deaf.
nese, bad taste, upset my stomach, made
me sick all over, Catarrozone cleared
my nostrils, stoppeciothe cough and gave
me a clear feeling in my breathing
organs. I am absolutely cured." Doctors
say nothing is better than Catarrhozone.
Try it and you'll say so too. Two sizes,
25o and $1.00 at all dealers.
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Ready on the Shelf,
That's where you'll find 'Nerviline"
in every well regulated household So
pleasant to take that even little children
will cry for it So certain to cure coughs,
sudden gelds and tight chest that thous-.
ands of bottles are sold every day. Pol.
son's Nerviline does prevent illness, it
does ease pain and inflammation, and by
being handy will save worry and keep
down the doctor bills. Large bottles
Sold for a quarter at all dealers.
oaetesTower.
Some of tee horses near here have had
to be shot owing to distemper.
Turnips in this locality are again at-
tacked by bugs this year. The root
crop will be small.
J. T, Strachan bas gone to Toronto to
attend the nuiversity. He is a good
!student.
Mr. A. MoDenald's health is inaprov.
ing !somewhat, we are pleased to state.
He is still confined to the houses.
D. Taylor le still under the M. D's.
care. We hope to pee him improved in
the near future,
Miss! A. trachea has returned to
Pine River after visiting her home for
some tirae.
Gonniswil.
The Canada Foundry Company is the
defendant in two actions at the Assizes
arising out of a fatal accident at the new
bridge of the Guelph and Goderich
way across the Maitland here. Samuel
Ede, on behalf of the widow and orphans
of Emanuel Meddaford, who was killed
by a car toppling into the river, claims
$10,000 damages, The family live in
England. The other action is brought
by D. Lynn for $2,000 damages for in-
juries sustained by himself in the acci-
dent. Court opened Tuesday with Chief
jristice Boyd presiding.
Miss Florence Armstrong has been re-
engaged as teacher of the Barker school
for 1008 at a salary of $400, She is doing
good work.
The trustees of Fulton's school, 15th
con., are advertising for a teacher for
next year as successor to Miss Kate Telf-
er, the present inettrahent. Attendance
is very small owing to the lack ot chit
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drat of sohool age in the section,
Angus Shaw, 5th con, arrived home
from a very ehjoyable vitt 01 sa mouths
British Colombia and Wisconson with
his sons, Arthur and John respeetively
The hitter ran a nail tato one of his feet
last Slily and is still travelling oncrutob*
es but we hope he will soon be o. k.
Mr. Shaw (lame home via Chicago and
called on Wm, Bishop at ECOmbka, Ont.
Ite will likely Outline to make his home
in Grey, 'kerb, he still holds his Wm.
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The new house that J, G. Moser is
erecting is being rushed along as fast as
possible. The cellar is Aniehed and now
ready for the brickwork.
The Anniversary sermons will be
preached in the Methodist church, Blyth,
on Sunday, Oot. 20th, by Rev. R. Lecke,
of Kincardine,
The 'Y' which the C. P. R. erects.d
here in the summer for turning their
engines when Blyth was the terminus of
the G. Se G, has been removed as the
tura table at Goderioh is BOW in wozk-
ing order.
Youth's Vitality Sapped Away.
Your child looks poorly, is tired and
fretted. Yon would like this boy or girl
to be more t (dist, more energetio and
vivacious. The "something" that is
wrong is simply this Stomach and
bowelneeds attention. Constipation
and indigestion must be relieved, new
lite and vigor are Squired in the blood,
slight, assistance is needed for the kid.
norm and liver. Nothing is se effeetive
as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They pat new
life lute young folks as well as the old
ones. Every child should use this medi.
eine regularly bemuse its benefits are not
to be had. In any otherway. 25e at all
dealers.
BRUSSELS,
Brussels tax rate will be two cents on
On Sunday afternoon last the members
of Blyth Court, 0. 0. F. marched to St.
Andrew's church when the pastor. Rev.
J., L. Small, B. A.., preached the annum'
sermon to the brethren.
AWRIUS.
We are sorry to hear that Robert
Nichol, 6th line, had the misfortune to
lose one of the blacks belonging to his
matched team, from indigestion. Re
could have taken a fancy price for the
span.
James Ander/son, V. Se left for
Desboro', Bruce Co , where he will
practice his oalling. The people of that
locality will find,hira an agreeable per-
son to do business with, oompeteet in
his profession and worthy of their beat
confidence.
Wm. Cunningham, 711i line, met with
a serious accident last Monday which
might have resulted fatally. His team
ran away with a load of hay and he was
thrown under the wagon; receiving
severe cute on his head and face. We
hope he will soon be all right. It re.
(mired 16 stitches to sew up the cut.
Tuesday of last week Joel Sellers, an
old and woll.known resident of the 3td
line, passed away, aged 73 Years. 1 month
and 6 days. The cause of death was
dropsy with which he had been ill for
the past 6 months. Mr. Sellars was a
native of Yorkshire, England, and pad
resided in Morris for 48 years. In addi.
thin to Mile Sells rs there are five children
Eli, in Saskatoon; Joseph, on the
homestead, and Misses Ellenajane and
Minnie at home. Deceased was a Liberal
in politics.
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Loss of Appetite and Energy
Singly they are a worry-con:pined
they become a burden, telling that waste
has been immensely greater than the
body's power to rebaild. The first need
is to reconstruct the blood, make good
the deficiency of red cells. Ferrozone
the dollar this year. Tnis is one mill improves digestion, makes blood, the
less than last year. kind that nourishes and rebuilds. Quids-
ly the nervous system responds to the
Communion service will be held in new power supplied by Nerviline.
Strength returns, ambition revives,
energy and endurance glee the system
just what it needs to maintain the bal.
anoe of health. No tonic better hs,n
Ferrozene, 50c per box at all dealere.
Melville church on Sabbath October 20th
when the new individuel cups will be
used.
Sunday, Oetober 6tb, was the 50111 or
Golden Wedding anniversary of our old
friends Richard aud Mrs. Roe, of Brns.
eels South, and they 'went to the latter's
old home, now owned by Mrs. Roe's
brother, L. Frain, 3rd cen. Grey. where
the ceremony was performed, for dinner
in honor of the occasion, Oa thatevent-
ful wedding day Rev. Isaacs Crane tied
the nuptial bow, John Roe being the
groomsman and Mrs. James Sharp, of
Bruseele, sister to the bride, being the
bridesmaid. The wedding was also the
date of the first Fall Fair ever held in
Brussels. Up to five years ago Mr. and
Mrs. Roe resided on their farm, adjMn.
lug that of the bride's parents, the late
Joseph and Mrs. Fretn, when they sold
Out and moved to the property they par.
eltiteed. Although not possessing as
much vita as in the earlier years Me.
Roe and his btide of 60 ream enjoy
comparatively good health and we trust
they may be spared for a good many
years to come. Mr. Roe was born in
Kilkenny CO . Ireland, and Mrs. Roe's
birthplace was
recited°,
in the Co. of Leeds,
Established re79
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Creselcrie Is a boort to Asthmatics
Doe li it not seen More effective to breathe in a
remedy to curs disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy Imo the stomach ?
lt tures because the sit rendered stronglyang,
septic is carried over the diseased smiace with
evety breath. a.vieg prolongs...I and constant treat.
ntent. It is invaluable to motherith knell
children.
Those of n consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs or in.
R med conditionS of the
throat.
Sola by de:testa
Send peal for booklet.
Laguna:, Mums Co.,
Limited, Ageses, Ikea
real, Canada, see
BL1TEVA.LE
Mr. Robe Mosgrove met with what
might have been a serious accident on
Thursday last. He was assisting at the
digging out of a cellar under a portion
of the hotel building, and the earth
caved in, completely covering Mr. Mos.
grove. It took the workmen some time
to remove the earth and when recovered
Mr. Mosgrove was pretty well exhausted.
Rev. W. H. Lecke, of Kinoardine
preached anniversay sermons in the
Methodist church on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thornton were
visiting with the latter's mother in
Virginia.
Mrs. David Irving aid [children have
moved to Palmerston where Mr. Irving
has a position on the G. T, R.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church are preparing an Irish concert to
be presented in the Foresters' hall cn
Friday evening, October 18th. Mr. A.
H. Musgrove, of Wingham, will speak
and Mr. S. Graoey will read.
Misses Ina and Aggie Thomas are with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, P. Therese.
Mrs. Schoales, Mrs. J no. Xing and
little Florence have returned from the
West.
Rev, W. J West M. A , who was away
for a short holiday, has returned home
ani occupied his own pulpit last Sabbath
His pulpit was supplied by Mr. Hutton
and Rev. L. Perrin during his absence.
We are sorry to report the continued
illness of Mrs. Masters,
Andrew McDonald was sentenceTh
Chatham to two years in penitentiary for
forgery.
Mr. Cyrus A. Birge of Hamilton is the
man who has given 650,000 to Victoria
Volversity,
The property or the Temiskaming &
Northern Ontario Railway, $6,060,060,
has been insured with the Lloyds of Eng-
land and it NeW York syndicate.
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BUSY DEPARTMENT.
MANTLE and SKIRT Department is a BUSY section these
days. And no wonder, when von think of the wealth of ehoice in
LA.DIES', Ml$SES' and Cif ILDR,EN'S Readv.to wear 0 ARMENTS.
The faet, ton, that the Coats are all MODERATELY PRICED for
quick selling has helped very much to boom this department. WO
have one hundred and fifty wart; to sell and you can depend upon
getting COATED at just the PRICE you prefer to pay.
Prices range from $5.00 to $16.50 in Ladies' Coats, and, in
Children's $2 00 to $7.00.
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DRESS GOODS,
SPECIAL VALUES in all weaves in Dress Goodq, see thera
and judge for yontseives. We carry the largest stock, OUR PRICE
are the LOWEST -SATURDAY BARGAIN 5 pieces Dark Tweed
Suiting on sale at 40e yard.
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REGULAR PRICES.
Compare our REGULAR PRICEwith S PRICES
elsewhere and see what a saving you can make buying FALL and
WINTER GOODS here. OUR PRICES are LOW throughout the
store -no room to quote PRICES here, we would rather you would
some and see our stock. We will be pleased to show you through
all departments.
FARM PRODUCE WANTED.
Large quantities of Butter, Eggs, Died Apples, Poultry*
Honey. Highest prices paid for Bright Dried Apples, Turkeys,
Geese, Chickens, Ducks, dry picked. Remember quality counts.
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We are receiving weekly shipments of choice -Finnan Middies
direct from the curing houses in Nova Scotia.
Labrador erring'
Just arrived -the first of the new catch. Fine, large, fat fish.
Try FARINA. for Porridge.
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Grand Trunk Peelle oflioials repott
valuable coal fields on the company's
property at Telqua, B. 0.
Prince Albert bye -election, the first
held iu Saskatchewan as a new Province,
resulted in the return of Mr. Bradshaw,
Canada's Oldest Nurseries.
We have the largest strink of Cult -
Reeves. Beesereetiates, Giteeses and.
RASPBERRIES itt Osuarie, also complete
assortment of FRUIT and Ottieseeteerers
the Equal Righter by one raajority. TREES and SERUMS Write as before
plaarig your order. Airente wanted as
The revivaliste, Tory and Alexander, (Ince. The THOS W. BOWMAN &
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experience have we had each
We want to emphasize the fact that never
before in all our
perfection of quality and finish in LADIES' a,„
MANTLES. Wholesale tailoring has pre •
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ladies will find itenore satiqactory every way git
to bay garinretsNady to wear, providing they
get the richt Until We make a specialty ot
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reparation all over Canada for nOVelty`, and
represent a new standard of excellence.
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