The Clinton News-Record, 1908-10-08, Page 3.7
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October 8th, 19458
The
Faira.
uccess.
Meek xne1ooree0. H. Howson, R.
Porthole.
Watormeloree-John Tough, T. BOIL
Psreralpe-A.. Neetlake, G. II. Hew
Purapkins-W. B. Battier, G. A.
Couner.
Squash -S. Cleve, John Tough.
Field terulps-Betetty Brofea L.
Beatty.
Sega; beet. -T. Bell, la. U. ReWson.
White Celery -.R, Smith, John Tougbi
Red celer.I-John, Tough,
Howson.
Winter radieie-W, B. Battler, John
Tough.
„WeatIake, James OaruP-
beg,
Small Warta -G. A. Cooper, T,
Bell.
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c
The Exhibits
The hayfield Fair held on, ThersdaY
, 'end Friday last wee a Stieeese. The,
Weather on FridaY. Warning wee celd
al!d• rain theeatened' until wefl on in
the afteentren, bet the amulet rolled
•
by and ' the people Vented in. and
1•••'
brought the attendanee abOUt U ;to
fOrMer years.'
Tha hall wee Well filled With
1t3 o aSOPerior iptality. The fruit
-
wan good, Ur. Seotchurere's seapes,
Tor Ustanee, wrafid have ilene credit.
to the Niagara, district, • •
• The roots and vegetables were good
and shOwed what the BOOK 4iattlf0
, can 0o. in that Inet
Mr. 4. Appleby pt• Clinton - 140 1 a
, De Laval creent separator' On exhibt.;
Von. The De Laeval is, a Odd
niach-
no and Mr. Appleby it at,trustWorthy
agent.
. .
, Mr. J. W. Tippett Won prizes, oniiit.
heraessLas: his. usn.al custom,
1A'ettt's .harness look well and wear as
well as they look. •
Mr, Walnasley, the Bible Poclety re-
preientative,' hada booth at one
corner of the ball and was. kept busy.:
Councillor , McClure and Mem!. John
Woods and John Thonipme were gate-
keepers. Taking'', tickets and 'shaking
bands mad them a. Very, busy trio the.
whole afternoon. ; ' • -
There Was no horse -racing and it
,•was juntas well. for unless substan-
tial prizes 'are ,oiferied the race a are
aptito_he "made up" and uninterest-
ing. • The foe -traces were well conte5t7.
' The live steek exhibit was better
• than last year': In sheen .VilIian
0, B. Middleten, Ardrew Dun-
kin and Snowden Bros: were the prin.,
cilia' exhibitors. Most of them .show-
ed at other Fairs as well ; and met
*it's eeceess:
The mile race Was won by Harold
Pollock, with lilowat Macdougall and
Harley Atwodd second and thira,
In the' boys' race :it. was William
Macdougall, George .Libtle and Stew-
art Donaldacin in one, two, three (fe-
eler.
The !relay 'race was between two
.110field'Ileanis : 1-j. Cameron,' A.
Atwood, I. Pollock' and G. Green,
• slade., King, F. 'Cameron, • W.
• Leach and B. Moore: NO.' 1 team
won. This team, eipecred tp have
competed with a team from the :Clin-
ton Collegiate:Arid another 'from, Por-
-Weir Hill but neither turned up.,
They were confident of defeating' toth
of these teams and doubtless, would,
be only ton, glad. to •take on a, race
yet. ,••••• ,• • - •
The gete'..aa .donoort koopipts arnotiri-
ted to over MO. • '
• Secretary 4reensia,di is 'freiriallty'dt•
self and labored hard for the. success
of the Fair. President SnoWden...dit77
to. *
Music was furnished by tbo whit2
'Dykes band from Clinton;
• Clinton, Hensel'''Godericb, Zurich
and other placeswere represented..
'The largest' delegation was : from
Clinton. •
The town hill was crowded to the
doors at the conceit 'given in the' eV-:
ening under the *spices of the .Fair
directorate. The program was furnish-
ed by an Italian ,cirebestra from Lon-
. don and Fred. 4. Perrin, condo ,,vocal-'
ist, Toronto. Miss Ada. Itoutt4,.• of
Bayfield was accompanist .The en-,
tertainntent 'they furnished Was a geed,
one and greatly. pipesell the Andiente,
• HEA'F'Y DRAFT.
• Brood mare2-Salkeld Btos,„
Westlake. • -
Foal•Salk.eld Bres., Eiliott Bre*,
Gelding or filly, 2 yrs. -old -W. Glen,t
A. Anderson. •:
• Gelding Or filly, 1. yr. old--,Elliett•
Bros.
• A'GRIOLILTURAL
Brood mareLR. MOO:0ga% Salkeld
Bros. • • ' • •
Foal-Salkerd Bros., Wm. Glen.
Gelding or filly, 2 yrs. old -D.
Schnell, Thos. Nicholson.
Gelding or filly, 1 yr. 014-A. Ander-
son.
• Span of Working horsen-R. McDoug-
.
all, V. Perdue, • - • •
•Olen the bread or cake or pastry
comei front the oven light, crisp
• and appetising,. you,. are wont to
say yod. have had good luck with
your baking,
The "goad leek" idea. h a 'relic
or the time wherehousekeepers pitted
their competency against poor flour.
• To. clay good ba gin' a matte;
of good luek in tatty home vvhcre
ItOyal Household Flour
.`"
• In the hands of competent house.:
wives it nevee fails heeaute it is the
'whitest, lightest, patcst and best
baking flour to he hal •
ie the goodness of your, baking it
dui to tha.11.1., yotte grocer is giving
• you fix wrong kind of' (lour. Ask
fot ogt kro..haki.
.0011vIe floor Mills Co., lid.
biontreaL
4,Superior Class and the Attendance
owl.
• CARRIAGE. • a Siler Wyandotte -W. B. Battlegt
white Mirtorea,s-eW. B. Battler.
Brood reatee.-A, Eleoat, S.•Sarartrs. mace mjnereas-E, H. wise, W. 0,
Battler. '
Foal -D, Schnell A. Bleoat
Oelding years old -i.
Wine% Jas, Sterling.
• Gelding or filly, 1 year old -4);
Schnell. •.
'• Span, Id hands or over -none.
Single carriage-13ruee. hOssenbety,
Lady driver,Mrs, :Trueranier, Miss
• Ruby Truemner. •
Single Roadeter.J.'W..Biliott, N.
- I
OUNBRAL pUftp()SE, .
Brood ma,re,--Ualpb Stephenson, tr.
BrOwnetta
Foale.B. Stephenson, S.
Gelding- or filly, 02 years
Cleave, John Thomeou. • •
Gelding e or.. A1lY1..1eres;r.91,d-S..'
Cleave, 8. SararuS. •
$pan, of • .workieg horses -James
Fair, R Scotchmer. .
RC ADSTBRS,
,
Brood mare-TbOs. Sherritt.
Sberritt,.H.
Gelding or filly; 2' years old -Thos:
Sherritb,,L. Aldvvorth. • '•
Gelding or filly, 1"year
Bros., P. '
• Span of roadsters -George Lindsay,
Wm. Truernner.
Cattle -7
GRADES.
Milch coW-E. IL•Wise, G. IL Hew-
son, . • . • ,
. Heger,' 2 years o1d-John Reid, • E.
H. Wise. •.
• Heifer, 1 . J. Stinson,
John Reit!. • ° '
Heifer ealf-W,'. J. Stinson Thos
Thos.
Browne* "
Steer . calf -Thos. Brownett.
Stela 2 years old -John 'Rela, W.
J,, Stinson. •
Steer, 1 1. . year old--rW. J. hthison,
John Reid.
Fat cow, heifer or.steer-W. J:Stin:
son.ist and '2nd, '
.DURHAM •
Milch cow, -John Re d, E. IL Wise.
Heifer, .2 "years old...--John•Reid,,
HWise
;Heifer, 1 year Wise ' 1st
and 2nd. ; , • ,,-
Heifer call -a. H. 1Vide 1st And 2ncl!:
Bull calf -E. IL:Vise lat and 2nd..
JERSEY... ,
Alden eow--R. Snaith 1st and 2na.
,Sheep, •
• LEICESTER
. Ram, 2 shears' or •over-A."Eleoat,
E. H. Wise.
Shearling ranx-W.. Glenn.
Ramlamb-C. B. Middleton', p.13
Wisu-
Pair aged ewes -0. B: Middleton„ W.
Glenp. • • •
Pair shearling ewes -W. "G.',...nn; 0.
•13. Middleton. • . • ,
Pair 'ewe laiebs-W. Glenn, 0; .13.,
Middletbn, •••
Pair fat sheep any breed -Snowden
Bros.
• L1NCOLNS.
• •
Ram, 2 shears • or Over -Snowden
Bros.•
Rath 'Iamh-Snewden i3ros.
, Pair aged. ewes--Snowden,Brog.
Pair ehearlieg lewes-Snowden Bros,
Pair ewe laphs-SnoWden Bros,: -
FINE WOOL.
•
Ram, 2 shears or ,over -A. Dunkin.
• Ram lamb -A. Dunkie. .
Pair ewe lambs -A, etualcis, •
Pair Shearling ewes -A. Dunkin.
• Pair aged ewes -A. punkin. • •
Ingo
Aged hoar--Sriowden Bros. •
Brood sow...Snowden Bros.'
Boar, 6 months or under -.Snowden
Bios. '
Sow, 6 month!! or under -Snowden
Bros.. ,
. • YORKSHIRE.
Brood sote-D, C. Galbraith.
Sow, 6 months or under -C, )3. Mid,
dieter', D. 0, Galbraith.
Class 14. RAD PIGS.
Aged "boat-Suowden Bree.
Sow -Snowden Brost
• Sow, 0 months or undereeSnowen
Bros, •
. Boar; 0 monthS or ulder-nowderi
Bros. • '
. Best boar. any breade-Snowdets
Bele.
Pest AO* any .breed -C. 13. Middle -
tole
• 'Bacon Hogs -C, Middleton.
' Silver Grey Ocirkins-W, B. Batt;er.
Light Brathinas-PerettY groo• •
tarred • Plymouth Bootee -Snowden
Bros., Little,
White Plyttouth-Snowden
Jimee Campbell.
,111aek, Spanish...et S. HoWrie, ist
and 2tlit•.
'White Leghorns-W. Batilcr„ J.
lioWrie. , , •
BrOW.11, Leghorne-H. Little, W. It,
Battier.
Silver -.Spang!eti Heinle t s 8,
Ilowele,
Buff Cothihs/-W. Bettl r.
Andaltelar4-.W..13, Battler, J.
, • •
• White Wyantiottee-ft; Smith, W. D.
130 Orphingtons-H,
Black Langshaus-J, S. Ilowrie, W
B. Battler.
'Bantams, any variety -R. Smith,
W. Battler.
Pekin Ducks-Snewden Bros., R.
Peehaler;
Rouen Ducko-W. 13, Battler,. B. 13.
Wise. • •
Toulouse -Geese-Snowden Bros.
Any other variety geesee.J. Themn-
son, W.,•11. Battler. ,
Bronze turkeyee.S. W.." B.
•
Battler,•
•
-DAIRY PROD00F.,..-.-
• Tule"Salt butter,. 50 pounds or over-
lHobt
Bros.,'Jtau Reid.
25 -pounds salt .buttere-Elliett, Bros',
7
.10 'pounds better Sufficiently salted
fOr table usc.-Elliobt Bros„ John
Campbell. .. • ,
• 5 pounds ;butter. sufficiently • salted
•for table use -John Campbell, R. Pee -
hale; .
•2 bottle' borne ; made vfine-70,'.13,
Heteson, R. W. Delgaety• •
Honey in combeeG. A; Cooper, R,
..,Honey in jar -L. Beatty, R. Brew'''. '
. Collection pf honey -R. Brovin,'
,Loaf horne made bread, John Camp-
bell, R. W. Deleatty. •
M. Westlake.
AND SEEDS. -L., -
White winter wheai:-Salkeld Bros.
G. A. Cooper. , / •
Red wieter wheats -A, Seotehmere.
Small white peas -G. A. Ceoper.
6..rowee barley -G. A. Coopers,::elikd-
eld Bros. ,• 1 .
. White oats -A. Scotchmere,
Bros.
• Timothy seed -W. B. 'Battler,. G. A.,
000Per.
Spelts-LSalkeld Bros. '
•
Yellow•corn-R. Penhale, Thos. hell.
Dent torn --Salkeld Bros.,. John
Campbell. • • ' • •
Sweet cotn-7Ja,mes Campbell, John
Campbell. • .
Any other variety -R. Tenhale, Jam-
es Caannbell. •
..G-repes-eA. Scotchniere, -G. H. 'Hew -
Collection of grapes -G. Hewson,
A..Scotchrhere. '
Collection of Apples -D. Galbraith,
G.' A. Cooper. •
Wilds, ,
Winter apple, four varieties -G.. H. ;
1-lewson, D. Galbraith.. • '
Collettiori of pears -Thos. Brownett.
Janies •Sterling. •
Fall Pears -Thos,- Brownett, . A.
Winter pears -John Campbell, A.
, • -
Westlake.
12 PeaChes'-G. H. HeiwSOn; .Pen-
iale.' •
Plume or peuees-',G. H. Howson, 13.
Penhale..• . . • •
BaldWin• apples -R, Penhaie, Salkeld
Bros. • • .
,1•Torthern Spies -G. A. Cooper, Sal-
keld Bros. • , • ' • • '
-Yellow crab 13rownett.
Red crab apples -L. Beatty.
King' of Tompkiri,--D. C. Galbraith,
• Potato :onion% large English -el,
WeOsntlarske:
• Onions, large white -0, H. HOWBO,nt'
John Campbell,
• Onions, large red or yellow -4A.
Seotehmere, R. Delgatte,
Small red tennatoos"-Jarnea 041111) -
bell, 0, 13. Hewson;
Large red tornatesel-R. Smith, G,
a 'Howson. •.
Large yellow tomatoes -R, ponhata,
J. Tough, •'
Small yellow toniatoee-B, Penhale,
G. IL lieweon. •
S.alelif-Jobn Campbell, J. Tough,
WGRK•12--
sharas-Iliii-P, Nott, MrS.'
S. Huston. •
.
Toilet,enate-Mrs. M, Ross, Mrs. -S.
Huston. .
• Crochet table mats -Mrs. • J. • S.
Howrie'Mrs. Ross.
Crochet work in wool -Mrs. S. Hus-
ton, Miss C. PaXSOAS.' .
Crochet' work in cotton -Mrs; ;
Huston, John Tough.
Crciebeit or knit slippee' -Mrs, • Grif-
fin, M.A. S. Huston.
Crochet euilt-IVIre. J, S. Howrie,
:Nett, iireHuston. •• .
Herostitching-Mrs. J.•S. llowrie,
Kiss C. Parsons, ; • •
Embroidery on Silk, satin or velvet
-Miss p, No* Mrs. M, ROSS.
Shadow. embroidery -Mrs, J. S.
Howrie, Mrs'. IL !Coss. •
FY,elet ernlaMidery7Mrs, J. S. How..
rie, Mrs.. $, Hustbn.
Canvas embroidery an cottore-Zdrs.
S, Huston, Miss P. Not& •
Embroidery table, cover -Mrs. 'J. S.
Howrie, Miss p. Nott• .
Fancy whisk holder -Mrs. M. Ross,
MitS P. -Nott. - •
- •
Fancy lathe shade -Mrs. S.. Huston,
tire, 1Vf. Ross7.-4
-Fancy pin ouslnon-Mrr 8 thistoni
Miss,P..Nott.• . , •
Knitting an wool -Mrs. 5, I3uston;
efre..J: 5..116v/de. •
Ks11-1,tf. n8g
Mr :,
Knitted qeilt-rJ,,W.. 'Tough, miss M.:
Wilds..
Tatting -John Tough, Miss p.,Nott,
Tea oOSy-nIrsa,J 8 Howrie, Miss
P. Nett. '
Applique MrsM. Ross; Mr:s.
Netted doylieSs-John ,. Tough, arri..
s , .
. .
see M.
• Boss, Miss P. Nott. • .
Plain hand sewing.: -Mrs. M, Ross,
Miss C. pewits. • • ,
Kitch,en apron- Meet,' S.. Huston,
Mrs. Griffin.
• I.,aendu bag--Mts. J. S. Howrie,
Mrs. S. Huston. ,•
Mexican dra,wn work -Mrs. John
Jerraes- Campbell. ' •
GeCenings-a-Mies M. Wilds, D. • -0
albraith,
Ribdton ,Pippins -Mss M Wilds, ' J.
W. ,T:o0gh•
Twenty Ourice.Pippiiis-D.- 0. • Gal..*.
braith, 'James Campbell. .
wagnerse-Mies , M. Wilds, G7 A.
Cooper. • • ••• • •
Golden 4etsets:-.G. .A. ;Cooper,
O. GalbraiTh.
Blenheim Pippins -G. ' Cooper,
James Sterling. • ' ,
Snows -R. Scotehmerit; A.' !Scoteli-
mere: -
•
Early potatoes -James Campbell, R.
Petthale.
Late potatom-D. 0. Galka3h,
1-1 Hewson. •
• Marigolds, long red. -G. •A. Cooper.,
G. H. Hewson.
Intermediate mangolda-T Bell, G.
A. Cooptr, •
Pield earrots.-8. Cleave, R: W. . Bel-
ga tty. : • •
Table carrot -John Campbell, 4,
H. HewSon.
Table beets -John Camekrail, D,. C.
Galbraith, '
Cauliflotvor-G. .13, Hewson.
• EAT YOU WANT.
But 'Find •the Way to Digest .What
You Do Eat.
ThS•first thing to do in the eiee of
Indigestion or stotstach wealtnede fete
strengthen the muscular walls of " the
stomach and intestines, so that they
will Ire for the food that is eaten
In no ther way can this be done . as
wolf aSPby taking a Mi-o-na tablet) be -
for eat* meste This restoreentrength
to the stomach Ilurseles oni stipulat-
es the pouring ilitt keof., gas trio , juices,
then the food digests readi'y and you
htglit to got the full benefit front what
fon eat.
Uso wheneVot you have their
headache, h.artburn, • had tests in the
mo4ha 00ated tongue, spot e before the
eyes, sleeelesestete and to many other
symptoms that are the dinect result of
indigestion. .
W. 8. R. Holmes, gives"with every
;1(1 cent box of Mi-o-na a guaraetee to
refonti the stettey miles> the remedy
cures.
Reid, Mrs, J. S...11owtie.
Hardanger-Mrs. : S. 'HuSten,': Miss
, C. Parsons. • • .,
Fiore) tinted centre piece -Mrs. , S.
Huston, Miss P. Nott. ,
• Solid embroidery: centre piece -.-Miss
•
1.1uP .urasN.00. jnt:t. S. , Iv() n .
•
Cross stitch -Mrs. M. Ross, Ws. S.
Danish, . cut work -Mrs. S. Hue -ton
Patched quilt; cotton -Miss P. Nott,
Patched quilt, doth -Miss' iSs P. N.Ott.
.Silk quilt -Mrs. J: S. Hoterie, Miss
P. Note
Irish point lace -Mrs. (Dr.) Metcalf,
Mrs. M. Ross. ,
I:Mutton or point -lice --Mrs. M. Ross
Mrs. Griffin.
MountmelIlek-Mrs, .111. Ross, Mi'..
S. Huston. •
Set ladies' 'underwear -Miss P. Nott.
Beet 'collection ladies', work -Mrs.
J. S. HOwrie, Miss P., Nott. •
Rag met, hooked -Miss M. Wilds.
mRrvaM.
R
gmat, sewed-Mrs.S; Huston,.
Pair Woolen stoekinga, home made, -
W. 13. Battler, James Sterlietg.
Pair wool mittens, home made -W.
13, Battler,' -James Sterling. ,
Woot Socks -W. B. Battler, l''+-ThoS.
Brownett:' •
-PLANTS and FLOWERS- •
ewBosetot..trs
of flowe. iarge-0
Il
floquet of flowers, small -G. •11.
HOWSOti, Mies M. Wilde.
Dahlias -0, 13. Hewson, Mrs. Grit.
fin. . )
Pansies -G. 11. Heweon.
Geraniums -G, H. Howson, Miss C,
parsons: •
,Gladiolus-eMrs. Or.) Metcalf.
Fuschitts-G. 11. Newsom.
Foliage plants -ea 13, Hewson, John
Tough, • '
Collection house plants -G. If. Howe'
Asters --Mrs,
Parsons,
Olosaida--G.
Begonias -44.
dereose•
• (Dr.) Illeteelf, Mist
H. Matson.
H. Howson, A. An -
Cella Heween. •
•
Peneil drawing --Mrs. J S. Ilowrie,
Mts. S. Huston.
Crayon drewink-e•Mt. j. S. HoWe
rie, Mrs. S. Huston. •
Water .color painting -'-Mr,
Mrs. (1)r.I Metcalf. 6
Oil paintinee-Mrs. S. I3ustort, Mrs.
Genies,
Xensingtoh painting-Mta. M. Roo,
Mts. S. Hustbn.
Lustre. painting -.Mrs. M. Ross,
Mrn, 8. ,TIuston.
Painting 011 ;silk, satin or velvet. -
Mrs Griffin Mrs. . tfuston
Drawing by children, under fourteen
yortro of ogoe-Mra.' M. Roof, Mee.
Hutton.
Burnt work--Mra. Grifile, Mrs.
Pencil drawing by scholars attend-
ing pUbile sehoel-Mr. S. Heaton,
IlIrte•M, Ross.
SPVCIALS,
Tearast tn Ilarneese-J. Fair.
Feal-Saikeld Bros., R. stephenoort.
JUDOBS..
Horses -4). Johhson, Clinten U.
McLean,. Goderiel" ; R. :Wilson, Sea-
WM. '
Cattle -.R. Fitzsimons, Clinton ; J.
F. Andrews, floderich.
,
Sbeep and PigePeelohn Walters, Salt -
ford; John Sheppard, Hensall,
" Poultry -H. halter, Blake.
•
Grain, and Seeds -4. A. Willierne,
Zurich; Jarees Thomson, .13ayileld.
Fruit -H. W. Cook, Clinton; J. J.
Merrier, Zurich.
_ '
regetables--F. HesstZurith ; W.
'Warnock Godericb.
Ladles' Work -Miss • 1V1. Johnstone,
Mrs. D..H. MeNatighton.
Fancy Work., cowers and F1110 Arts
"-Mrs. (Dr.) Stenbury,"Mis, John
MeNaughton
Manufacturera and Dairy •Prodnee--
Thos, Johnson, Zurich; S Connolly,
Goderich.
. C*4 Cure to. Zam4lisli..
,11114Mmosel,s,so
-Prominent-. Manager's `rellifig ' Testi-
• ,
Mr. D. R. 'Gourley, advertising ran -
ager for the well-known piano 'Inn of
Geurlay, Winter ,f3r Leeming, Torento
and Winnipeg, •in an -wriest the protein:,
ent men and wenien evho testify. to
Z=4111104 great curative power. He
writes to the Company an follows
"Gentlemen,-.I.OiaVe pleasum in.
stating that upon the recorrirnenda-
tion of a relative. purchased a . Nei
of your remedy (Za.m-Buk), • and by a
few applications entirely- cured a very
severe sprain of the back. lWhile not
'given to, indiseringuate use of, or bee
lief' in, •patent 'medieinee, I can con-
scientiously recommend Zam-Buk.
.
(Signed) iDn.71111.,4 Y• yours.
That is just where Zarra-Buk proves
its superiority rt is treated by mea
:ahd women who have tried it, as al-
-together different to ordinary prepare -
tions. Doctors, hogpital nurses, train..
erg, matrons of convaleseent.hienes-:
all give Zam-Bulc '.good word; and
better Still 'they use it. Zant-Buk
AS good for muscular . stiffness, sPraina.
rheumatism and. sciatica. as it is . for
skin!. -firgeibles. • Hockey players'. and
athletes in general find it invaleable;
For 'eruptions, pustules, scalp. 'gores,
itch, 'eczema, •ti`eers, boils, abgeessos,
blood -poison ; ebts,..yurns, bruises And
alniesions, It is a 'Speedy cure. Takes
the sorenieseeut Of wounak almost ins
stently; and kills all disease eerme, ,
this preventing' festering and- lefiain-
ination. All druggists and Sawed Sell
at. 50e. it bore or fleet' free- from the
boxes 'for $2*; Send le.. stamp.: for
trial, box.
Zaan7.,ek Co..•' Tptanto for price; d
• Acting Osi the advide of the A ttora-
ey-General for New YtIrk,., 1110.:Sheriff
al White Plains, N:Y, Where. 1 !Arty
Thaw is.:imprisoned, 1ia refesea to
deliVer Thai' in Pittsinuir;
Three laborers were killed in a
road collision. neer Poughke3psie, N.
THE, ROYAL MONTH AND THE
• ". ROYA.L. DISEASE.
Sudden changes of Weather are es-
pecially trying,- and'probably to none
More so than to the scrofulous and
erstsumptive. The piogress ef semi-
tila during a. normal October is corn -
/only great. We never think of scrof-
ula-eite bunitee, cutaneous eruptions;
and wasting of the bodily substance---
withoirt Oinking ef the greatgood
many sufferers from it have derived
from Hood's Sarsaparilla, whose rad -
teal and permanent cures Of this one
disease . are .enough to %make it the.
most fasnOpsemedicine :in the world;
There is probe* not S. etly ot town'
where •Hood's 'Sarsaparilla has not
proved its meritin more homes, than
one, in arresting and eompletely erad-
icating scrofula, which is almost, aS
aetious and as 'lunch to be feared ag
its near relative.--conSumptiOn.'
The last rivet in Montreal'row $5e.
000000 harbor sheds i'sres driven by
Hon: Lel'. Brodeur.
A powder house neer ChaeOtte, N.
0„: blew up, killing 4on persotte d
injuring twenty.
A circus lion escaped ileazi New
• Brunswick, N,j., and, alter r..sming
°vex' the country all night, was kit xed
• by a man with 'a shotgun.
Premier Dealdn of -AtustrXda' has
Cnblbd President Roosevelt, hsiang
Ifirri to visit Australia oit his way to
Africa. The President has replied that
It will be, impossible to do ao.
• The 0. P, R. roundhouse at 0•Itre-
mont and three 'engines wer'c? damaged,
by lite. Loss, 01,000. '
Hew to Curs a Cold, •
Be .as careful as you can, you will
occasionally tako, eold, arid, when you
do, get a, medicine of knowtz reliabil-
ity, one that has an erstab,ished 'tepee
tatioh end :that In. cereals' to effect a
eute. Such e medielhe is Ohm*
berlain's Cough Itornotly. haS,setie-
ed ar world wide eeptitatiots by itte re-
markable tures of this most common
aliment, and cam always be depended
upon. It aete on nature's plan, re-
lives tht lungs, aids expectoration,"
omit. file secretions pad aide nature
in restoring the Syttent to a healthy
tondition. 'Pot sale by alt druggists.
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l't,will be impossible for TherNeers.
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office, consequently we Are going • to
endeavor' to enlist the, assistance, -of
the boys and -girls, or grown people
who cee• find time; ihrougeout tbe
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