The Brussels Post, 1909-7-22, Page 5illimINERH CARDS,
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e Issuer of Marriage Moonset, 01,
doe at Cir09erY,`1'9rnner'ry street, Bfrunela,
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of the Ivlo 111 }io No, Si
hold their,111regular ok, oags lu the d Itrd
Roonh, llnek9i' illoe k, on the rat and 8rd
Tuesday evenings of aeon month.
A, SOMEvR1S,tCorgiwaYs A Mao4Vlftt9,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCE1i D ISSUER
V PNof MARRIAGE: LICENSES
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Mee ID fila Post Olnce, Ethel, 00-4
JAMES HARRIS,
'Agent Howiek Mutual
.Fire Insurance Campauy
U11hoe and ltesldeuee-
WALTON, OivT,
JOHN SUTHERLAND
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FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
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i1•S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION.
• - non, will sell for better piggies, to
better oleo, in loss time and less charges.
than any ether a00t1Onee,' In Bast Huron or
be won't obargo anything. Dates and orders
eau always bo arranged et this °aloe or by
personal applieution,
ROBT. H. QARN!SS
BL'IIEVALIB ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the o10oe of Tan PoeT, Brussels. 22t1
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
UT M. S1NOLAIR-
V V • Barrleter, Solicitor, Ouuveyeneer,
Notary Public, &o.\ Odic e-8 tewurt's Block
I door North of Central hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Sauk.
pti0UDFOO1', BAYS & BLAIR-
BAR1tI8TkR8 SOLICIT(IRS, NOTARIES
roma°, E'I0.
W. PuonnyooT, K. O. 1f. 0. Have
G; F, 131,AI11.
°MBoos-Those formerly catenated by laiessrs.
Cameron & holt,
ON•OAnlc.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
ItIN'I'I4l'
Uraduats of the Royal College' of Ceuta]
Surgeons of Ontarm and Girst•oluss 110uor
Umlaute of Toronto University, Oniee
next to %ewer's Ahntograpll Cd alien,
URUSS14L8.
SALT
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Farriers or Storekeepers
by coming to the,
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, - Brussels.
ALLA LIN
Royal Mail Steamers
MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL
Tnn101nn 10
Victorian Tillyy 28 Aug. 20
Corsican Tuly 80 Avg. 27
Virginian . Aug. 0 Sept. 8
MONTREAL TO GLASGOW
Prot orian July 17 Aim. 14
Hesperia!' Tuly 24 Aug. 21.
Ionian Tuly 81 Aug. 28
Grampian ............... --Aug. .... Aug. 7 Sept. 4
TO HAVRE & LONDON
Pomeranian Tilly 17 Aug. 28
Sicilian ....:July 81 Sept. 11
Corinthian Aug. 14 ,Sept,28
RATES OF PASSAGE
According to steamer.
Lit Ohms -$007 00 $77 00 $87 00 andUup
2nd Class - •10 00 40 00 47 60 00
Drd Class - 27 00 28 70
Forfalt particulars of rates and sailings
apply to
W. H. KERB,
Agent Allan Lane. Brussels.
Cough Caution
Never, positively never poison yearnings. Byer!
tough -eve,, from a simple eolcl only -you should
always heal, soothe, and case the irritated bron.
olnal tubes. Don't. blindly suppress it with b
A111)61'91141poison, It's strange how 5201 2 things
finally colpo 900111. For twenty years Dr. Shoop
has constantly .warned people not to take cough
mixtures or proscriptions containing Oplum,
Chloroform, or shelter poisons, And now -a little
late though -Congress says "Put 10 on the label
poisons ,aro In your Cough Mixture." Good!
Very gBood I IHomo/tutor thisveryrensonmothene,
and arbors,. should insist on having Dr. Shcop's
Cough Cure. No poison marks on Dr. Shoop's
labels -and n0noin the medicine, else it must by
law bo on the label. And It's not only safe, but it
is said to be by allose that know it best, a truly re.
rearkable mid! remedy. Take no *hence then,
particularly with year children. Insist on having
Dr, Shoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
Dr. Shoop package .tfith others and note the
difference. No poison marks there! You can
always bo on the safe side by demanding
Dr. °`;l'hoop's
Cough Cure
"ALL DEALERS"
Business Cards for whom lie was driving. '['lie Lord-
A, H, MON rEiTH
arltr, of oar.
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A. 13, Macdonald, 0Nilleo 010E 8011 decd Bank,
tlhoeoels.
DR, T1T M'RAE
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Boetlelor or Medicine, University ,er Toronto I
L ieentinte and Graduato 02 the College of Phi•-
aiciau0 and Surge01'0, Ont. kost• y•�raila0te
()imago 30ee, 10,,r, Nose and 11.11roat Bos ani,
Olilongp, ili, Ex-7douoe 8urg09n to St. 0Iioh•
ael's t 1 Toronto,
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OJReo alai as R, with Gr Drop Sat al Tele-
phone Pilona uonnaotiel wilds U,'nn0vogl[ at all 1lvurs,
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
Honor Graduate Denial Department, Toronto
University ; Lioe,tlate of Royal College or
Dental Surgeons, of Toronto, Oillee overJ.:,
T. Itoss' store, Brussels.
sa-wi11 visa W,'oxo5er the first and thud
Mondays and Gerrie theemendand fourth
Mondays of atoll !Death.
J. A. M'NAUQHTON
M.13., M. D., C. M.,
Fellow Trinity. Medical College -Toronto ;
Member Cotlogo Physicians and Surgeons,
0,16. ; Licentiate Royal Collage Physioiens and
Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh ; Follow
Royal College Surgeons, Edinburgh Oartid-
ebbe of Regietrotion, Great Britain, office,es
formerly, on
MILL. ST.,BRUSSELS
DR, WARDLAW
Boner graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College. Day and night calls, Oilieo opposito
Mow! Mill, Ethel,
BRUSSELS
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Atwood
John 'Welch left for Owen Snand
where he has secured a situation as
baker.
The Municipal Council will meet in
the Agricultural Hall on Saturday,
July 24th.
Mrs. J. A. Turnbull left nn Tuesday
ofg week last w .ek for Redland, U1al„ to visit
Ernest and Mrs. Turnbull.
Thos. Blair,' of Langley, B. O., is
visiting his brother, William Blair,
14tH. con. Itis 27 years since Mr. Blair
left this section of the country.
The Hamilton families of the 14th
con., have all fully recovered from
their recent attack of scarlet fever.
The quarantine is lifted and they are
now free to go about.
The call front Atwood to Rev. T. D.
14Iccullotigh, of Harriston did not come
before the Presbytery of Sa lgee's at
its last meeting, Mr. McCullough hav-
ing decided to decline. It is under-
• stood that the Harriston congregation
has increased the stipend to $1,200 and
a free manse.
Mat. Chaplhan, 2nd con. of Elma,
had a narrow escape from serious in-
jnry. He was loading gravel from
a pit on his farm when it suddenly
caved in on him, burying him up to
his waist and knocking his ]lead again-
st the wheel. He received a bad cut
behind the ear and bruises nn his leg,
but fortunately was not seriously in-
jured.
Pain can be easily and quickly stop-
ped. Pink Pain Tablets -Dr. Shoop's
-stop Headache, womanly pains, any
pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure.
Formula on the 25c, box. Ask your
druggist or doctors about this formula
-it's fine. Solcl by all dealers.
Jamestown
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the Townshipof'Ior i
Morris lust
a most worthy and highly respected
resident on Sunday, July 4th, in the
person of James Wright, Isle had
been ill for about 8 months with
anaemia of the blood from which dis-
ease he seccumbed. Mr. Wright was
born in Berwickshire, Scotland, and
Caine to Oanada wifhhis parents when
he was 0 years of age and settled with
them in Galt. After he had grown up
to be a young man he moved to Mor-
risbank, then left for Brussels, where
he had remained for two years before
he changed to Molesworth and after
living there for twenty -years he pull-
ed ap'stokes and settled on Con. 1, Lot
80 Morris, where he died after four-
teen years residence, The deceased
was married 87 years ago to Lydia
Wismer and as a result of their happy
union he leaves to mourn his loss one
son and font' slaughters :-Wm. H.
Wright of Wingham : Mrs. Marshall,
of Wroxeter ; MIs. Walter Riggin, of
Fort William ; Mrs. Melvin \Villas
and Miss Bertha at home, The pall-
bearers were Jnn. andias.'McLeod, F.
and Alex. Wright, Hugh Edgar and
Thos. Wright. Rev. Mr. Perrin offi-
ciated at the house and grave, inter-
ment taking place in Wroxeter ceme-
tery.
A Ouro for Corns.
Cheap acid preparations are useless
-use the old standard-Paltam's
Oorti Extractor. For fifty years Piut-
nahn's has been the one painless care
McKillop
At Osgood* Hall Mr. Justice Brit-
ton finds that Ernest McIntosh, a
young farmer, of McKillop township,
who was driving to load of hay on the
Heron road between! the townships of
McKillop and 'Tuckersmith on the 0111
of October Hast, and when his load
shifted and lie dismounted to adjust
it, he was not guilty of negligence in
leaving the 001115 on the ground when
he went to the yeas 01! the wagon to
loosen the binder, with the help of a
man that happened to be passing.
His horses were quiet and there was
nothing on the road to frighten them,
but \viten the binder was loosened
part of the hay fell on or near them,
causing them to ram away and Collide
with a buggy or wagon whi011 pass-
ed, causing slight injury to Martin
A tickling or dor cough corn be Ryan, a farmer of McKillop township,
C(illicitly loosened with Dr. Shoop's, and severe injury to Margaret Ryan,
ough Remedy. • No opium, no his wife. The action was brought by
chloroform, nothing unsafe or harsh. these persons against McIntosh and
Sold by all dealer's, his brother, Geo. Stewart McIntosh,
ship, >.Mlr. Justice 13h'itton,, who tried
the iteti0n al Ciotiericll 101411011t a jury,.
loose dianlisseol 1t witlhout costs, If, he
nays, in the opinion of a Divisional
Court, the plaintiffs aro entitled to
r 00Ve'- t his
s 1 6 it opinion
the d
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should be ill favof Margare01 Ryan
for. $890 and of Martin Ryan for $100
for his injury and pain, and to inelndo
nhecliea] services fol' himself and wife,
01.1)01 nursing fat' hie wife, with costs,
It appeared in the evidence that
1at'uest Moll:Welt was willing to c011-
41'Ibnte sohnethieg tangible towarcia
reducing the loss to Margaret Ryan,
and his Lordship hopes he will even
yet' do so. Ilia Larilsliip does riot see
what. other thing, in the light of all
tihat was present to his mind. Would
have suggested itself to 13iuh to do
than what he did.
A book on Itheilmatism, by Dr,
Shoop, of Raoiiie, Wis.,tells some
plain truths, and in a plain and pr00o-
tloal way. Got this backiot, and a
free trial treatment ' of Dr. Shoop's
Rheronatio Remedy for some dis-
heartened sufferer in your vicinity.
Make a grateful and !appreciative
friend of soine one who is discouraged
because of the failures of others to
help him. Help ore to snake this test,
and I'll certainly help your sulfa' ing
fries d.
Belgrave
C. Mo01e11aud shipped two car loads
of cattle from This farm.
Miss Mary Porterfield is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ferguson, at Bayfield.
Miss Elsie Clark, of Belgrave, left
on Tnesclay of last week for Waskada,
Manitoba.
Hugh Campbell, of Manitoba, is at
the home. of his parents, Jiro. and
Mrs.Oarnpbell. '
Mr. French, of Remitters, has n'e-
turned home after spending a few
days with Wm. Olark.
D. E. Johnston, 0001 0f Dr. John-
ston, of Adrian, 14.ich„ is a visitor ,at
his hide's, Henry Johnston's.
Rev, Clu'istopher England and fath-
er, Joseph England, of Oaro, Mich„
called on old friends in Belgrave.
Miss Flora Reith, of Strathroy, is a
visitor With Rev. and Mrs. Cook at
the parsonage. Mr. Cook is her uncle,
L. Williams has hacl the extension
to his dwelling house and store paint-
ed, which will add greatly to its ap-
pearenee.
MIs. T. Hill, R. and Mrs. MoOrae,
and G. Nicholson, of Belgrave, were
among those who took in the Masonic
Exclusion.
Miss Harrison, ales. Cook and Mrs.
J. A. Brandon have a couple of fresh
air children each from Toronto, for a
couple of weeks.
Juo, and Mrs. Putland, of Ethel,
were visitors at John Sca ndrebt's last
week. 3Tr. Pntland has disposed of
his hotel business.
Armstrong & Co. shipped three car
loads of cattle on Monday of last
week, and a car load of hogs on Tues-
day. Price of hogs, $7.80.
Mrs. J. Horner, of Badaxe, 1Vlicll., is
visiting ]ler sister, Mrs. G. Daley, of
Morris, and also her sister, Mrs. Thos.
'tiller, of Vancouver, B. C„ whore she
had not met for over 20 years.
Invented Safe Headache euro.
Awtay with headaches, be clone with
dizziness, ball stomach and bilious-
ness. A cure has been found -use
Dr. Hamilton's Pills and enjoy the
health they so surely bring. Nothing
but healthful vegetable extracts in
Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They cleanse
and purify the whole system, act as a
perfect tonic, Safe for children, girls,
women and men. Sold in 25c. boxes
by all dealers.
Listowel
Listowel's Civic holiday will be pro-
claimed for Angnst 4th.
Miss Edna C Lee has beenSL 1
CCeSS•
ful in her Intermediate tileorY exam-
ination at the Toronto Conservatory
of Music, having passed with honors.
1l7ord has been received of the mar-
riage of Miss Lina Rothwell, slaughter
of S. and Mrs. Rothwell, to L. Yawns,
of Virden, on July 70h, at Brandon,
Man.
Mrs. gyros Hacking mid Miss Mary
Hacking left on Tuesday morning of
last week for their new home in Nel-
son, B. O. visiting at Fort William
and Red Deer, Alta„ on the way.
Four representatives of Knox
al m'ch, R. Ross, A. Yule, T. L. Ham-
ilton and J. Hamilton, attended the
meeting of Stratford Presbytery in
Stratford on Tuesday of last week and
presented 1110 call of the congregation
to Rev. D. W. S. Urgnhal•t, of Kip -
pen. The call 31115 sustained by the
Presbytery and arrangements made
for the induction into the Listowel
charge on WTednestlay, July 28th.
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chain, for "IN UNION 1710(RE 2
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graduates for teachers, A •
special course for teachers.
Graduates of two years •
are now earning $2,000
per. minutia,
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Is It Inclined to run away
Don't punish it with a cruel
brush and comb! Feed it, noun-
ish it, save it with ,Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula.
Then your hair will remain at
home, on your head, where it
belongs. An elegant dressing.
Keeps the scalp healthy.
Dog; not chow the color of the hair.
rormulO with rook bottle
Bho deet vyoor
ersLok him *bout it,
thea do oro ho naso
We certainly believe this or we would
not say so. Ayer's Hair Vigor, as now
made from our new Improved formula
is a great preparation for the hair and
scalp. Stops falling hair. Cures dan-
druff. Promotes the growth of hair.
•-Mace by the J. 0. A,jer 00., &OWOU, xreee.
Bs•ino Willes, now owned by W. U
Kidd, and frn'mel•ly the property of T
Il. Rolls, pared a halt' mile ha the re-
markable time of 1.00. This is the
fastest time that has been macre on
the track outside of the exhibition
given by the Tel.
The Standard says :-We under-
stand that arrangements have been
made by the Post Office department
for establishing a rural free mail de-
livery on the town line West between
.Listowel .and Molesworth. Some of
the boxes are now up, and the -de-
livery is expected to start in a few
flays. The route will be known las
Rural Route No. 1, Listowel.
Nothing in the way of a Cough is
quite so annoying as a tickling, teas-
ing, wheezing, bronchial Dough. The
quickest relief comes perhaps from a
prescription known to Druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Cough Re-
medy. And besides, itis so thorough-
ly harmless that mothers give it 31(111
bperfect safety even to the youngest
abes, The tender leaves of a simple
mountain shrub, give to Dr. Shoop's
Cough Remedy its remarkable cura-
tive effect. Itis truly a most certain
and trustworthy prescription. Sold
by all dealers.
Blyth
Miss Mary Cole, of Morris, is a visit-
or with her grandmother., Mrs. Hood,
Grand Trunk Agent McTaggart and
wife are away for a holiday outing for
2 or 8 weeks in Muskoka.
R. Vint is attending the Masonic
Grana Lodge at London as represent-
ative of Blyth Lodge this week.
Four cars of flue export cattle were
shipped from Blyth by drover, P.
Weston. They went to feed John Bull.
The half mile track is getting in
good 511000 and probably several mat-
inees will be put on before the Fall is
here.
While unloading coal for Jnn. Wil-
ford, Joseph E. Taman had themisfor-
tnne to be bitten on the arm by a
horse.
Postmaster McKinnon, who has oc-
cupied the post for the past 35 years
is not enjoying his customary good
health of late but his many friends
hope he will soon be fully restored.
In St. Andrew's church on Sunday
G. F. Blair, of Goderich, gave an ad-
dress at 11 a• m. on "The Laymen's
Missionary Movement." The evening
Service was taken by Rev. John R.
Wilson, of Mildmay.
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DR. WILFDRD
a fAR$TI7D.-The mar-
riage of Florence Claudia, daughter of
Mrs. Gaviller and the late Dr, A. C.
Gaviller, of Glenhm'nie Lodge, Grand
Valley, and E. 0. Wilford, M. D., L.
R. C. P. and S. Edinburgh, of Blyth,
was solemnized on Wednesday of last
week. Rev. B. R. Strang -ways, 13. A.,
13. D., uncle of the bride, conducted
the ceremony. The bride wore a
becoming gown of white embroidered
batiste and travelled latex in a snit of
white poplin. In the Autumn Dr, and
Mrs. Wilford will go to Ghent, Mina
where Dr. Wilford will identify him-
self with the work of the 1Methodist
China Inland Mission.
Any Weakness in your Back?
Sometimes you experience pain and
weakness without m0011 suffering.
Later on the pain will surely come.
The t•,ronble can be stopped now by
rubbing on Nerviline-rnb it in deeply
over the spine, and then pat on a
Nerviline Porous Plaster. In these
remedies you will find wonderful and
quick relief. They will spare von
from an attack of. Lumbago which is
the outcome of neglected pain in the
back 010 side.. For all muscular pains,
strains and weakness, Poison's Nervi -
line and Nerviline Plasters have no
equal. Refuse substitutes.
Wingham
Thursday, July 22nd, is Civic Holi-
day for Wingham.
43 tickets were sold at Wingham for
the Masonic excursion to Port Stan-
ley.
Miss Bessie Marsales suceessfnlly
passed. 11e1 junior year's examination
at the Macdonald Institute, Guelph.
During the Summon: months, and
mail further notice, evening service
in 5t. Paul's will begin at 7.80 instead
of 7.
W. J. Howson purchased the Cen-
tral bakery business from A. J.
Nicholls and tools possession last
week.
Rev. D. Perlia left Tuesday of last
week on a trip to the West; going las
far as Edmonton. He expects to be
away six weeks,
Robert Currie left last week for
British Columbia. on a business trip
in couneetion with the winding up of
the estate of his son, the late James
Ourl'ie.
Dudley Holmes has donated a. hand-
some Set of books to the student in
Wingham High - School malting the
highest. number of marks in mathe-
matics at the Junior Teachers' exam-
ination.
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I.. Fred, Pugh was visiting fora few •
dare at his lsoino in tenor and left on °
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Os stere Ile has secur'itd a good poli. •
tb,n,
'1' three yeas' old soil of. 10. (3.
Nicholson, formerly of this town, Was
acci ntal'ly poisoned at his Kanto in
the est. 'The child tale poison that
Mal been seettered to kill gophers,
D Iced Hal, owned by j. 1t, Swarts,
of t. town, won her thief race for
the aa011 tat Te11'e haute, Incl., oil
Tee ay of last week. The race was
a 2. pace l'or'a purse of 011,000. The
trail Was heavy and the beat tilno
51005 00•}.
1. I' i'e(ho1't8 from Regina give par-
ticulars 0t the accident which befell
our former townsman, David
Lou seed, and which was briefly 10-
por 1 in our Bast issue. He was
wor ng in a sash and door factory
and li through a trap, injuring his
spin He le so badly hunt that no
hop aro held oat for his recovery.
aft.. ougheed's old 'friends here are
ver sorry to hear of this accident.
The embers of the I, 0, 0. in, at Re-
gina re giving lir. Llnlgheeit every
attention.
TI following are the ntlicees of
Maitland Lodge I. 0, 0. F. for the
present terns as installed by W. J.
Haines, D. D. G M. at the regular
meeting ,-Jr, P. G., N. L. Fry ; N.
G., W. McKibbon ; V. G., Wm.
Britton R. S., John F. Groves ; F.
S„ r J Elliott ; Treas., Il. 13. Elliott ;
Wa John Lamont ; Con., A. A.
Fleming ; 0. G., P. S. Deans ; I. G.,
J. Dodd • R. S. N. G„ Jos. Guest ;
L. S G., Jas. McGillivray ; R. S.
S., Bell ; L. S. S., J. W. Pearen ;
Cha W. J. Doyeli.
A failing tiny nerve -no larger than
the est silken thread -takes from
the art its impulse, its power, its
regularity. The Stomach also has its
hidden, or inside nerve. It was Dr.
Shot lvlso first told us it was wrong
to drug a weak or failing Stomach,
Heartor Kidneys. Ills prescription
-Dr, hoop's Restorative -Is directed
straight for the cause of these ail-
ments -these weak and faltering in-
side eves. This, no doubt clearly
explains why the Restorative has of
late 03011 S0 rapidly in popularity.
Den fists say that those who test the
Restorative even foe a few days s00n
become fully convinced of its wonder-
ful i cit. Anyway clon't drugthe
organ.Treating the cause of sick-
ness the only sensible and success-
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The furniture factories of 'Stratford
in tend holding a picnic to Goderidi or
Port Dover on August 14111.
Logan L. 0. L. No. 008 captured elle
tumors for being the best dressed lodge
at the celebration iu Olinton on the
121h.
Dicing a thunder storm a colt owned
by George Henry, Sed con., of Hibbert,
because frightened and ran into a wire
fence nearly severing a leg.
The Ottawa Citizen says :-Judge
Mabee, of the railway commission,
has a refreshing habit of saying what
he thinks and meaning what he says.
Rev. John Kenner and Mrs. Ken-
ner, of Mitchell, left on Tuesday of
last week for British Oolumbia, where
they intend to visit friends for some
weeks.
The parents of little Johnny Lash -
brook, Mitchell, caution the public
against giving him tobacco. Anyone
doing so after this date will be pros-
ecuted.
The general hospital building fund,
Stratford, was augmented to the
extent of $100 by the proceeds from
the exhibition given by the Eel in
Athletic Park recently.
W ixi. Fawcett, of Fullarton, lost a
team last year for which he had re-
fused $550
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fs el$OJ) Again last week
a four
Year old gelding,worth
.200
was found
dead in his u lIu
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Miss A'htiheron who has resigned
her position as teacher in the Mitchell
Public. School, was given la canned
goods shower by a number of her lady
friends. She will shortly be married
to a Manitoba gentleman.
Tilos. Heal, late of Fullarton. has
purchased a 200 acre farm close to
Toronto. He gets the crops, including
150 acres of hay, horses, &c. Among
the buildings on the place are a fine
new bank barn and block -cement
dwelling•
At a special meeting of the St.
Mary's council Thomas Clark, of St.
Marys, was appointed to the position
of clerkship of the town of St. Marys
in the place of Leonard Harstone,
lately resigned. Armour Ford was
appointed town solicitor.
The Mitchell 'Advocate says :-The
High School Entrance Examination is
not very creditable to our Mitchell
School. last year every pupil who
wrote passed, and this year about
twelve failed. Of the honors .1541 one
was taken by a Mitchell candidate.
Wnl, Monteith, and fancily, of the
Thames road, left for High River,
Alberta, where he and David Duncan
purchased 050 acres between thew.
They were life long settlers of Usborne
and were highly respected and their
leaving is much regretted by all who
knew them.
The foundation of the new wing of
the Oollegiate Institute at Stratford
has been completed and the brick-
layers4lre now at work. The new
addition to Shakespeare school is also
well tinder construction, and it is
hoped that both will be finished by
the time school starts on the 7th of
September.
Under Help
Wanted
Experienced operators on Pants,
Knickers, Overalls. Constant em-
ployment the year round. High-
est union wage paid, piece work,
Inexperienced hands to learn op-
era ti n g.
Taylor- Anderson - Southgate Co.
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this year and still holding 00 001'ossese1on a lot o1' choice
and attractive Summer fiats slid Bonnets, we have decid-
ed to hold a Special July :Sale and give you the benefit
of out wisdom and tract in buying, Therefore we intend to
make you the following Special offer for The Month of
July t -The choice of all our Trinicuecl flats and Bonnets
At Exactly ane -halt the Regular Marked Price
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in order to intake room for Our Large and Elegant
Stock which we have already I,iiltaoecl on ovcler i'or import
for the Fall trade. Come early and secure some of
these bargains. Bring your friends with you.
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Chester E. Avery, one of Mitchell's
successful candidates at the recent
Normal school examinations has been
engaged to teach at a school near
Lucknow at a salary of 5500, He is a
son of Reeve John Avery.
John Taylor, who had been a resi-
dentof Mitchell since February 18130
left to spend. his remaining days on
the farm with his son, in the township
of Hay, on the shores of Lake Hutson.
Mr. Taylor woriked as a shoemaker on
the bench for 54, years, part of the
time with the late W. Abbott, the late
James Keeler and the last 10 years
with W. R. Cole.
A Mitchell Dr. was called to Fullar-
ton to attend John Robinson, father
of Mrs. Alfred Price, Mitchell, who
met with a serious accident while de-
livering milks at elle Sebringville
Cheese and Butter Factory, While
unloading, a ran was blown from the
waggon and falling at the horses heels
the animal ran away, throwing Mr.
Robinson with great force to Uhc
ground. He was picked top uncon-
scious and it was found that his collar
bone was broken and a shoulder dislo-
cated.
HE ENJOYS HIS MEALS NOW
For He Keeps a "Little Digester"
Handy
Mr. Glassco, of Toronto, wrote us on
May r3th last :
TREE Cornaaax MBDICrNni Co.,
go9 Church St., Toronto.
Dear Sirs, -
I wish you would send me another
box of your "Little Digesters". All the
members of my family have been using
them and have obtained the most satis-
factory results.
I congratulate you on your success
in putting up a tablet for the cure of
Indigestion. I suffered for years and
tried everything that was recommended
to me. Nothing gave me relief, until
I was persuaded to try' "I,ittle Digesters".
Now I never suffer from Indigestion.
I enjoy my meals and am not afraid
to eat, because I know a "Little Diges-
ter" after each meal will digest my food.
I recommend them to all my friends
who suffer from Idr
Indigestion gesho and would
ould
further say thatyou
maypublish the
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above if you
wish.
Z know there
are
thousands of people
suffering from
Indigestion who will be glad to know
there is a safe and sure care for them.
Yours very truly,
(Signed) E. S. GI,ASSCO.
"Little Digesters" cost a5 cents at
your druggists, or by mail from Coleman
Medicine Co., Toronto. 25
Po you Peel Used Up?.
You're discouraged and played out
-scarcely enough energy to think,
and less to work 011. The reason 7
Ston are run clown, Llinicl is thin,
nerves are like Indian rubber, not like
steel as they ought to he, Use Fer
rezone and the tired feeling will go --
it can't stay because 1•i, 1u nutritious
blood and the bodily vigor Ferrozorle
makes, crowds out wen': noes of every
kind. Use Ferrozone t„td you'll feel
like afighting Icing -full of energy -
filled up with ambition -...ver ready to.
work. No strengthening tonic so
potent. Neglect not a day longer.
All dealers sell Ferrozoue in 80 et.
boxes.
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the error that all Floor is
alike. The proof of it lies in a
trial of our'
White Loaf Family Flour
The better baking and more
of it you can do with a sack or
barrel of our flour will be a
revelation to you. r
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have to askY try n un
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0C•cud ti i -
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y n that of
your own accord.
Remember we have all kinds
of Grain and feed in ,tock.
Wm®Ao
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hy you houI Advrte
in The Post
The Biggest business men of the country 'lave
found that the easiest and surest way to spell snrcess
is, A-D•V-E 1?•T-I-S-E.
Suppose the newspapers hers did 1
1 ); not publish the uses,
how would people know wllIot is happening ? If you
don't publish "store flews," how will folks know about
your goods ?
You can never sell the goods people do not know
you have. Advertising is telling folios about your stook,
Shopworn and out'of-date stock is the penalty
many merchants pay for not ad'ei`tising.
Try an Advertisement for a rnonth
and you will see how well it works
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