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WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER 4ND ISSUER
OF MA.RII,IAGE LICENSES
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LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A)tt0UD1 OOT, DAYS & KILLORAN
BlARI11e1.1.Rs, SOLICITORS, NOTABIEB
PU13LI0, ETC,
W. PanunrooT, E. 0 R 0, HAM
J. L. KxLl.oaAE WAr, PRODD@OOT Jle,
OLBoos-Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron it licit,
ONTAmo,
M. SINCLAIR-
7 y • Hurrlater, Bolloitor, Oouvcy0neer,
Notary rabllo, 4o. Office -Stewart's Block
I door North Of Control Hotel.
Solicitor for the Metropolltan Bauk,
AUCTIONEERS,
141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
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• 'ann, w)1 set for better priooa, tl
better then, in leas tiros and lees chattier
than any ether Auotloneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. nates and order/
can always 1,e arranged a( this olnee or ho
p 'yo (nal appiloation,
®1i-ebsAd.ai�i�� 8. �.a3 Ae
W. H. LOVE41
i r 1 Director
-rte a
and Embalmer
I Ordure promptly and care-
fully attended to night or
day. Phone 228.
1 E'THEL., ONT.
d tzm xtpRoo'rat..mwys dvavGvay m
I), ANEW TERM
D, Opens Sept. 1st in the popular
I % ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
This School enjoys .% great reputation r.
for giving first-class Instruction C.
in Business and Shorthand subjects.
It is no wonder our graduates readlly
get good positions, Thls Is the Col-
loge for you to attend. To -day,
not to -morrow, write for our Catalogue 11'
(Lor. Young cad j W. J. ELLIOTT,
Charles Sts. j Principal. Y '
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SlavYAAn!R^at �aV �V4ca`�aa'9
Fall Term from Sept. 1st 0
HEiITRAL /'
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S R F RD., OfQT.,�.•.
The best Commercial School in the St
Province. Our courses are thorough 7
and prinnicnl while our instructors are
better than you will find elsewhere. o6a
We do more for our students than oth- }r
or similar schools do. Our rates are oo-�C
reasonable Write for o111' free mita- y,
1 loglle 111111 see What we can do for you. [p"
D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal. Fs
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.. wuk5;yl>vlyAvs,/i'ra�.r.-,r.Ayrvpyrvb�s.
Enter
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Listowel
BusineSSi
College ;z
Any time •
laS AND j%
Pe� Grow with us. sic �p
Torperticulnro address- a`r
V EDWIN
O. MATTHEWS, Prin. 4
9112. AvA9aaviOroiatrtt't i9a'aVisra ti rs
THE
Best Brains
IRIMIESEssmagmasuggliggiouggargeng
in Canada have participated 11, the pre•
nitration of our splendid Home Study
Courses in Banking,900nondes Risher
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Amounting, lto o'0ial Ant, Show
Card Writing, Photography, IPto gr h un
o r nl-
ism
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Short Story �Writing,Shorthand
and Bookkeeping, Solent the ork
wbfeh most 1)tereate you and write » s
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p t colo s. Address
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
301-7 Yong° St., Toronto
tamaseareaustamonsssase
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thon»ands of lombltlous young p.m.
pie are fest preparingin their own
tomes to occupy lucrative positions as
atenographera, bookkeepers, telegra-
Itlters, civilSaryantaf in fact every
sphere of eotivitioe, Yon mayfinish at
college If you so wish. Positins gliar-
aate0d. toter college any day. Incti•
ryldltal instruction, 'Expert teacher».
y years' experience. Largest
trainers in armada 8evo1 colleges.
Spocfnl 0ou•00 for toeclters.
Affiliated with Commercial Educe.
tol•'a Aeeoclntiol
of Canada. 3Hlatmlat famous Spoitol Business Col-
lege, London.
Win ham Business College
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7,o. urpTTaNY , '4G'. T.. MOrinoluan,.
Presldait, Ppal,
Business Carps at Toronto, promises to be unusually
FARMER'S
large,aud attractive. It will be held at �R 5 S WIFE
JAS. ANDERSON, w y r low, The
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Hua
eeeaol• tolyl, R. Moore. OJlo, at Ander-
son Bros, Livery stable, Brusaela. Telephone
N0. 20,
D. 7, T. M' RAE
13aohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy-
sidOilo 0nd surgeons, Ont. Poet•66t'nuuate
Uhtougo Eyp, Ear, Nose and Throne I3oapIta1,
08100710, ill. Ex-Houeo surgeon so at, Miclt.
n OIDooec oyer 1*, IL 81pi*les Drug Store, Tole* phone oomne0tlon with Uranbrook at n11 hours.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
13sohelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
fdcaltlnte of College of Physicians and Sur•
710ons, Ontario ; ex -Senior House Surgeon 01
Western Hospital, Toronto, Offices of late Dr.
A, Mor{uveyy, Smith .Block, Brussels.
Rend phone 46,
ALEX. D. M'KELVEY
M,B., M,C.P.7S. O.
108 Blom' street Bast; Toronto
Diseases Ear, Nose and Throat
Clinical assistant In Ear, Nose end Throat de•'
artnl011* New General Hospital, Toronto ;
Post Graduate Harvard. M Wien' School, Bos-
ton.; late Senior Resident Surgeon khan, Bye
& Bar Infirmary ; late Clinical assistant in
Nose and Throat department Mass Gun. Roa-
*11*1; late House Surgeon Toronto General
Hospitol. r�'In Brueeels by appointment.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
Physician and Surgeon :Post Graduate courses
London (Hug.), New York and Chicago Hos-
pitals. Speoial attention to disease of eye, ear,
nose and throat. Eyes tested for g)01000.
G. H. ROSS, 0.0.6,, L.D.S.
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Sur•
aeons of Ontario and Graduate Univerelty of
Toronto Fnoulty of Dentistry,
Office In Isard Block, Wingham
Phone 240, Post Office box. 278
Painless Extraction, Plato work and
Bridge Work a Specialty
DR. WARDLAW
Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Day and night calla. Office opposite
Floor Milt, Ethel,
MAUDE C. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal .dtraduate Department of O hthal-
urology, M0Oormiok Medical Oollege, Chicago,,
711., Is prepared to test ayes and 9t glasses at
her oface over Grower's Restaurant, Brussels,
on Thursday, Friday and - Saturday of every,
week, Offioe hours Ito 0 p. m. Forenoons
by appointment. Phone 1210.
T. R. BENNETT
Will give better satisfaction to both'buver and
seller than any other Auctioneer and only
charge what is reasonable. Sales conducted
anywhere in Ontario. Pure bred stook sales n
specialtyy.
Write or 'phone 28 Wroxeter,
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BRUSSELS
Goma Hooxa Goss Mimi
Mall 7:07 a m Express 10:56 a m
Express 11;26 a m Mail 1:50 p nt
Express 2:55 p m Express 8:52 p m
I�A.itya2if?'J7, V PaeCFPZC
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:62 a m Express 11:10 n nn
Express 1:22 p rn Express 8:46 p m
WROXETER
Going East - 7:055 a, DI. and 8:40 p. in,
Going West - 12:10 and 0:68 p, m,
All trains going Ent r
g g s eon Sot with r P. R. at
Orangeville en n
Owen Soon& Elora and. T
g v ,
G. B. Stations,
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
weal li.etvs Items
OATS is up in price.
GOD save the King.
SHOP where you are invited to shop.
LIEGE isprouounee1 Leazh with.e as
in bed and a as in are.
STRATFORD gets- the Grand Lodge of
I 0. Oddfellows for x915.
ONE gallon of ice cretin, if served on
plates, will serve 24 ; if in sherbet
glasses 3o at least.
IP you need any old newspapers you
had better call at THE POST and get
there now. A great big bundle for to
cents, An armful for five cents.
10 kill loose smut of oars and stink-
ing smut of wheat the best results were
obtained at the Agricultural College
from grain immersed for 90 minutes in
s solution made up of one-half pint of
formalin to tt ent'
v y one gallons of water.
In potato experiments at the Ontario
Agricultural College in the last five
years the Extra Early Eureka has mane
the best record iu the early varieties,
and the Davies Warrior, Empire State
and Rural New Yorker No. 2 711 the
late or
general vn � '
rte
flea,
That Dry Cough is Bronchitla
If neglected it will weaken the
throat and finally reach the lungs.
Nothing simpler than inhaling the
healing vapor of Cuhuahozone, Its
action is like magic, so helpful, so
easyto apply. 130 done with
pP
Bronchial *1ouble for all timet
Calarthozone floes cure the worse
cases,will cure you too Sold every-
where, 25c and 8100 under absolute
guarantee of satisfaction.
WoMON's INs'Piz'u'rE.-Brussels Wom-
en's Instltnte ill cone i -
w v ne n the nodi
en0e room of the Public Library, Fri-
day, Aug. 2181, at 2.30 p. m. The topic,
"Should'tbe Ideal Hone woman interest
herself in public affairs" will be intro-
duced by Mrs, (Rev,) Ferguson. This
is a most opportune time for thee -
res u
P
talion of this live subject and every lady
is invited to attend
vand tape part 3n the
discussion.
MUNICIPAL 'MEN WILL MEET. -An in-
teresting meeting, to be held in the
first week of September, wilt be the
Annual Convention of the Ontario
Municipal Association to be held shortly
in Toronto. This Association is made
up of members of county, city, town,
township end incorporated village
0ouneils and municipal officials, It is au
important and influential body, which
seeks to bring together oleo engaged iu
dealing with mulieipel affairs, for 001l-
sultation and mutual action. At iia.
meetings addresses are delivered by
specialists in varlets features of local
government and administrator and the
disenssion of these addresses is always
epractical and generally ver ihtere lib r
l g Y Y s k
ntl instructive, The association is also
an important agency in the promoting
of improvements it municipal lxgisle.
tion T11e coning conve 1liou which
Willi bo held on September and 'and grd,
a time when railway rates are o
City of Toronto hi making special ar-
rangements for the entertainment of
those wlio come. livery municipal
commit that Can do so, in 8117 way,
ought to have representatives present.
DR. FIRI.n, Inspector of Public
Schools, Goderich, Was somewhat
badly bitten by a dog, while riding on
his bicycle, the brute attacking him
somewhat savagely. The Dr, had the
wound cauterized, but he naturally
wants the dog killed.
Help Noar At Hand
le what you want when sickness
happens at night, 0110 you possibly
find the equal of Nerviline 7 No, for
it stands unequalled in cluing pain,
internal or local. Earache, toothache
and neuralgia disappear in a jiffy.
Ruh it on and away flies the pain.
For cramp., vomiting or indigestion
all you need is len drops in sweetened
water, Slott or well you'll find
Neeviliie invaluable in your house.
Get a large 25o bottle today.
WHAT CONSTIPUTEs A CARLOAD 7 -You
often want to know what aoustitutes a
carload. Well, paste this in your bat
and you will have an answer handy.
Nominally a carload is zo,000 pounds.
It is also 79 barrels of salt, 99 of floor,
208 seeks of floor, to cords of wood, r8
to 20 bead of cattle, 5o to 6o hogs, 0o to
TOO head of sheep, 6,000 feet of boards,
n7,000 feet of siding, 73,000 feet of
flooring,. 45,00o feet of shingles, one
half less of hard lumber, one third less
of joist, scantling and other large
timbers, 340 bushels. of Dorn, goo bushels
of wheat, 58o of oats, 156 of flax seed,
260 of apples. 340 of potatoes and 1,000
of bran.
Molesworth
H. Howe and Miss F. Lake visited
Palmerston friends,
Miss Anderson, of Hamilton, is
visi bi lig at Mrs. 0. Scott's.
A number of Parolees have already
had their wheat threshed and find it
a good sample.
Matthew Sanderson, lineman of
Wroxeter, went over the Molesworth
Co,'a lines recently and put them in
good condition,
A anion service was eondnotecd last
Sunday at 2 30 p. In. in St. Andrew's
church and was presided over by Rev.
0. Moorehonae, of Trowbridge. Rev.
Mr: Bell was absent attending jubilee
services with a former congregation.
The "Old Rubber" contest has been
closed and a picnic was given by the
Mission Band in J. G. Mitchell's bush
on Tuesday, Aug. 110, the losing side
furnishing the ice (rear). Miss A.
Elliott and Miss Ida Mitchell were
captains, fornher s side winning,
Trowbridge
John and Mrs. Shenk and daughter
of Dakota spent It few days at the
home of F. Oosene,
Mrs. H. McCrae and family return-
ed to theit home last week after a
couple weeks holidaying here.
Mrs. J. R. Code and daughter
Pearl have leturneci hone after spend-
ing a month visiting at different
points.
Rev. T. Wesley Oosens and son
DeWitt, of London, were spending
their holidays at the former's parental
Home.
It and Mrs. Jao s McOrae 0 e an d son
Harold returned o
c home toGn p el h
aftr spending two weeks with his
brother Jim.
M. H. and Mrs. Kuetchel and J. D,
and Mrs. Abraham motored over from
Durham and spent the day at the
pat ental home of Mrs, M. H.
Kuetchel.
T. J. and Mrs. Later, of Sault Ste
Marie, paid a flying visit to our
neighborhood last week. Mr. Later
addressed the Epworth League Mon-
day evening and gave a very excellent
talk to the young people. R. L.
Oliver, Detroit, was also present and
sang a solo.
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton celebrated
their diamond wedding on Monday of
last week, when all the children ex-
cept one was permitted to be home.
The following were present :-3 no.
and Mrs. Sutton of Gloucester, Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. 3, W. Rogers of
Toronto, and Mill Sutton of Canfield.
We extend congratulations to the
worthy old couple.
Seaforth
Miss Gladys Thompson has been en-
gaged o11 the staff of the Merl}ton
public school.
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Will and Scott flays, of Regina,
are here on a visit, to their patents,
T. E. and Mee. flays. •
Dc, 1'. S Beattie of
lolls, Kansas, 18
vi1iti)g at the home of his father,
John Beattie, Goderich street
Miss 11'Iary Walker, of Regina, incl
Sain Walker, of \Viunige , are visit-
ing their parents, W. 3. and Mts.
Wai kel•.
Miss he
Mia Mtl 1ln'
ov i
G e t th left last w
cele
furt
Na v Westminster, B.
C. where
she has accepted an erra agerneut fpr
next yea*
W. A. and 8118. Crich left last week
on a trip to Winnipeg, Man. Mr.
Orich will attend the Bakers' conven-
tion held there.
e t e
Dr, George McIntosh, of Oatargua,
New York State, is visiting his
parents, Geo. and Mrs. McIntosh,
Oo'Ot1Jble street. -
Rev. and Mrs. Urquhart, of
Collieg-
vood are vlsi ing
friends in this
vicirity. While. i)
toruli tines are the
g C(
t N Wilson.
tante of 1. and Mrs. Alex,
Several of the members of the
Ladies' Canadian Club are making a
personal canvass of the Lown and
neighborhood for eubseripLions on be-
half of the hospital ship and are meet-
ing with a gette:one response.
An exciting game of baseball was
played on the ',Curf Club grounds be-
tween Lite mai'tied and single )len 10-
snitirtg in a virtnry for the benedicts
by a score of 12 to 11, The batten les
07010 1-81(1), itIl men, John Beattie
and E. D. Magenta. Single *nen,
Russell flays nncl Jack Hinehley,
Unipit'e, II ugh Welsh.
11J005r•s. Walker & Whiteley are the
proud' possessors of tilt onto. for which
the paid the stmt of
, 1,00 each,
Y �
paid
two gentlemen Came the ncai'-
fiat logorsanit; Ilii Ccnr1•rrr. 1)1nh11)0P 0f
1)0,119 III the been guessing contest,
conducted by the Seafort 11 flee Silgado
1(1 connection with the Old Boys'
rettltloh, There were 5.86421 beaha In
ALMOST A WRECK
Restored to ,Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound - Her
Own Story.
London, Ont. --"I am a farmer's wife
and a very busy woman. Last summer
Ili. li 91 it 11110111;1 I was taken with
severe pains in my
back so bad that I
l could not get up or
!j scarcely move with-
!; out pain, and my
periods were pain-
ful. My husband
called in a good doc-
tor and I was under
his care for some
time, but he did me
little or no good.
One day a friend of mine told me to
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound as she had been greatly
helped by it. I began taking it and
soon got well, and my periods became
natural again. Since then I have had
perfect health. In fact I have never felt
rowel! in my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a medicine
many women need. If you think this
letter will help other women please pub-
lish it. "-Mrs. K. C. YOUNG, Tambling's
Corner, London, Ontario, Canada.
,ana
C d
Women who sufferfrom those distress-
ing ills peculiar to their sex should not
doubt the ability of LydiaE. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to restore their
health.
If yon have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkbazn's 'Vegeta-
ble Compound will help you,write
to Lydia E.PinkhamMedi cineQo.
(confidential) Lynn,1VIass.,forad-
vice, Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
the jar and their guess was 5,885.
There
re were in the neighborhood of
600guesses registered Lhe highest
being 28,565, and the lowest 1,054.
At the regular meeting of the Lown
Council a by-law, fixing the rate of
taxation for the year was passed as
follows :-County rate 2 mills ; public
library, 7.5 mills ; municipal 19,5
mills ; Collegiate Institute, 3,2 mills ;
public school, 7.6 mills and Separate
school, 7.8 mills. Ed. Mole was re-
appointed electrical inspector and
Joseph Keating, building inspector.
Look Out For This Man
•
If he offers something "better" than
Putnam's Corn Extractor, it's the
additional profit or inferir goods
that tempts him. Putnam's Is the
one sure and painless cure. Use no
other.
Goderich
Tom Burrows' plot of garden corn
has now reached a height of 8 feet.
Pretty gond growth.
The members of Maple Leaf Lodge,
No, 32, 0. 0. F., held their annual
picnic in Harbor Park.
It has been decided that the rend-
ing room 011a11 be open to the public
on the afternoon and evening of
Labor Day.
Goderich Lumber & Milling Co.
commenced sawing loge last week.
They have about two million feet to
ant before Christmas.
Geoffry Holt, Mus. B., was a guest
for a time at his old home Here, and
WAS accompanied for a few days by
his old college friend, Rev. H. Mock -
ridge, of Cobourg.
De. Clark, V. S., has received an en-
quiry from the Militia Department, as
to the probable number of horses in
this section suitable for artillery and
cavalry remounts. The colors want-
ed are bay, brown black and chest-
nut.
Goderich is t favored fa oad with a
visit of a number of the Knight Temp-
lars fraternity of Chicago. They will
reach here on Tuesday, September Sth,
on the steal .hi
ns p North America of
the Chicago, Duluth and Georgian
Bay Transport Oo. The visitors are
all we n
11 t do business 1 in men n from oro the
Windy V preparations Ott and are
being made to give them a fitting re-
ception during thein two hours stay
In GOdebiell,
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Having purchased the stock Z
of B. P, Barr and oombiuecl
it with mine i elm give you
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a better ehr>koe Shan e.vet'jn •
4 Harness Maker's Supplies
Trunks, Valises,
Hand Bags, &c, •:
Special Bargains ie Li_ht and
Heavy Iiat'nes0, Fly Nets, •,
• Wllips, kc.
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G. CrMARNER
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same as Mr, Carr's old number
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OOnt't Goderich, No, 32, 0. D. F.,
will hold a Decoration Day service 111
Maitlni d oemetery on Suuday, Aug,
80th.
()li the acDaelonof her graduation
as nurse at Alexandra Marine and
(General Hospital, Miss Edith Chandler
received from Judge Holt, the presi-
dent of the Hospital Board, her
diploma and medal.
Goderich District l;pworth League
and Sunday School Convention will
be held in the Victoria street Metho-
dist church, Goderich, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, October 27tH and
28th. There will be three Bowknot :-
Tuesday evening beginuirg at 8
o'clock, Wednesday morning and
Wednesday afternoon, closing at 4
o'Clnak,.
An amusing incident happened at
a Goderich horde, The husband and
wife had been away from home,
visiting in dilreeent towns, '1'h
husband rel%One.] first pncl locked
himself in the house and retired to
bed. The wife arrival on the mid-
night train ba all her knocking could
not arouse her sleeping peewee and
she was compelled to spend the night
seated in an old garden chair.
What About Your Kidneys 7
YOlt1• bark anlle_1 anti fairly groans
tvilh the distress of kidney trouble,
You're discouraged but yon mustn't
give up. The battle can be quickly
won when 1)r, liacuiltnu'e Pills get to
work. These kidney specialists bring
new health and vitality to young and
old alike. Even one box proves
their' marvelous power. Continue
this great healer, and your• kidneys
will become as sit ung, as vig01'0117, as
tulle to work as new ones.
Remember this Dr. Hamilton's
Pills are purely vegetable ; they do
cure liver,
bladder,ddert and
ill
ev
trouble. They will cu
e you, or your
money back. Price 25c per box at all
dealers.
Listowel
A quantity of cheese was sllipped
from the 0. P. R. station,
Mies Norae
Gehn
s accepted a posi-
tion as commercial and science teach-
er in the Port Elgin collegiate,
By the efforts of Listowel L. 0. L,
and others interested, it appears that
we are to have a fife and drum band
in town.
The Kart Morris Piano Factory has
laid off for three days each week aorne
of their Hien on account of the war
situation.
Harty Moore has returned from
London, where he has been attending
the course at Wolseley Barraalce in
Musketry and Cadet Instruction.
Arthur Pelton was given a severe
shaking up. He was doing Sucre
carpenter work at the rear of Miss
Gibb's residence above the Standard
office when he apparently took a
weak spell and fell several feet.
Work on the new fire hall to be
erected on the site of the old town
hall, 81i11 street, was finally started
last week. The carpenter work is in
charge of Henry Horne and the brick
work is to be done by George Fritz.
Rev. John E. Pettit, of Ayr, who
has taken the services in the Baptist
church for the past few Sundays and
also at the Atwood appointment has
accepted a call from the local con-
gregation and is to commence his
Pastorate
the first
Sunday in
September.
What might have been a serious
fire was narrowly averted when ow-
ing to a spark from a G. T. R. engine
the fields and fences of Ed. Hanna
were destroyed. The spark which
came from a freight engine started
the flames in the field adjacent to the
track near the North semaphore.
Soon the fences were in the flames
and the neighbors living 011 the
Wallace road were called out. The
citizens responded nobly and soon had
the fire under control. The 3,33 train
was in the yard. at this time and gave
the signal for the sectionmen to come
Canadian
National
Exhibition
PEACE YEAR
America's Greatest Livestock Show
Acres of Manufactures
Exhibits the
Provinces
es
Exhibits by Dominion Government
Exhibits by West Indies
Grenadier Guards Band
Dragoons' Musical Ride
Auto -Polo
Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single Hour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Dog show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
ever presented on Continent
Paintings from 'England,
Scotland,
United States and
Canada
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of Making
Athletic Sports
Aero -Hydroplane Flights
Grand Water Carnival
Creatore's Famous Band
Score of other Banda
Dozen Hand Concerts Daily
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Year PireWorks
International Peace Tattoo
10 Bands 400 Musicians
And. 29 1914 Sept. x;44
TORONTO
A POSITIVE CURE
FDR RDEUMATJS"I
Hundreds of People Have
Found " Fruit-a-tives" Their
Only Help
READ THIS LETTER
Superintendent of Sunday School in
Toronto Tells Hew He Cured Himself
of Chronic Rheumatism After Suffer.
ing for Years.
55 Dov$aeouvr ROAD, Oct,, 1St. 1973.
"For a long time, I have thought of
writing you regarding what I term a
most remarkable cure effected by your
remedy " Fruit-a-tives". I suffered from
Rheumatism, especially in my hands.
I have spent a lot of money without
any goodresults. I have taken "Fruit-
a-tives" for 18 months now, and am
pleased to tell you that I am cured.
All the enlargement has not left my
hands and perhaps never will, but the
soreness is all gone and I can do any
kind of work. I have gained 35 pounds
in z8 months".
R. A. WAUGH
Rheumatism is no longerthe dreaded
disease it once was. Rheumatism is
no longer one of the "incurable
diseases". '(Fruit-a-tives" has proved
its marvellous powers over Rheu-
matism, Sciatica, Lumbago -in fact,
over all such diseases which arise from
some derangement of stomach, bowels,
kidneys or skin.
"Fruit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers
at 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size,
25c. or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
in and help fight the fire. The town
watering cart was dispatched to the
scene and did much to extinguish the
blaze. The flee was stopped when
within a short distance of the Wal-
lace load.
The prize list of the Listowel Pall
Fair is not and in the hands of the
Secretary. The ditectors regret that
owing to the absence of a suitable
building to hold exhibits. Ladies
Fancy work and Ladies'
Domestic V'ork will have to be
omitted this year. Next year the new
drill hall will be completed and these
classes will again be included.
FINED $15 AND COSTS. -At the local
police court before Magistrate
I'erhnne, the adjourned case of Dr.
Kidd, health officer of Elute, against
J. M. Barclay, who has been conduct-
ing a creamery business at the Monk -
ton cheese factory was completed
when the d
ePeudantrohis
th u h
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counsel pleaded guilty to maintaining
a nuisance contrary to the provisions
of the public health act and was fined
3I5 and costs totalling $40.26. The
nuisance complained of was allowing
whey to escape from the creamery
tanks and to Ile upon the premises
and ooze out on the public road.
Judgement will no doubt prove a
warning to all creamery and cheese
factory managers throughout the
province and cause them to take
better care of escaping whey as well
as to have their tanks free from leak-
age and properly covered, mention of
this latter also being made in court.
Gerrie
John Idueston unloaded a car of
Western oats.
N. McLaughlin, of Toronto, was
visiting his parents in town T. H, and
Mrs. McLaughlin.
Rev. and Mrs, R. M. Perkins, of
Ingersoll, were in town the guests of
H. V. and Mrs. Holmes.
R. 11. le went for a Stephens tv couple o of
weeks vacation. He will visit friends
in and around Bowmanville.
Mrs. Thos, Bradnock and Master
Harold, Mrs. J. N. Beswitherick, and
Miss Sheriff who have been enjoying
the lake breezes at Bruce Beach, have
returned home.
Fordwich
Dr. 'Workman visited at his home
in St. Oathalines,
Wm. McLeod sr., went to Williams
ford where he has a position in a grist
and a t trill.
Rev. 12.n
tt td Alas. lls. Jacq nes of Eeist-
wood were
t visitingat the tatter's
home,461 Con.
Rev. Air. Eshoo, a native of Persist,
conducted the service in the Presby-
terian church here Sunday morning.
It as t decided d ca de d Ghat owingt
certain circumstances it would nt be
advisable to hold a celebration Labor
Day. Therefore, the project has been
abandoned.
Rev. Mr. Scudinore, of Harriston,
conducted seryl 'I Trinity ce. I 1 Tt n1G church
on Sunday in the absence of the Rec-
tor, 17110 was holidaying It
g viG
1 his
patients at Otter'ville,
A reward of $20,00 will be paid to
any person giving information lead-
ing to the conviction of the person
who recently broke the lock pro,
recti
ngi the hydraulic ram and
damaged the Water system by which
the Methodist; Parsonage ie supplied.
Mrs. 3. W, Ratz and Mrs; Johfl
Barber mutt to London to visit OlHM'
McOtrdy, wllo underwent an opera-
tion for throat- trouble In the hospital
there,
Perth County' •
Two rinks of St, Masys Granite
bowlers vers in Buffalo, competing for
a tournament,
St. Marys Methodist Sunday School
purposes running an excursion to
Seringbank, London, on Friday Aug.
21st.
The building statistics in Stratford
for July are :- Building permits, 81,
with a total value of $48,820 ; plumb.
ing,68.
W. B. Race, principal of Sault Ste.
Marie High School, le visiting his
father, T. Ii. Place and sisters, the
Misses Race in Mitchell.
St. Andrew's church, Stratford,
have secured Reg. Ohoyce to be lead-
er of the church choir, to succeed J.
Bottemly, who had sought to be re-
lieved.
The month of July brought forth a
fine young harvest of fresh young
citizens in Stratford. The statistics
are :-Births, 38 ; deaths, 11) marri-
ages 15.
A spark from an engine, it is
thought, was the cause of fire which
destroyed the overboad bridge on the
Grand Trunk just West of Sebring-
ville, on Saturday night.
Ald. D. A. McLachlan, of Stratford,
was called to Komoka, in Middlesex
county, by the death of his father, the
late Donald McLachlan, a prominent
resident dant of that district.
Clifton Brown, the young son of
J. W. Brown, Water street, Stratford
fell from e, maple tree, on the farm of
his grandmother, Mrs. Louch, near
Belton fracturing his left arm in
3 places.
George A. Ansett, of Lambton Co.,
has issued a writ through Meredith &
Meredith against the Homewood
Sauitorium, of Guelph, for $xa,000 al-
leging false imprisonment and false ar-
rest for moneys and properties received
by - the defendant while Annett
was alleged to be unlawfully detained in
the Homevood Sanatorium.
Kidneys Wroug?t--.
If they are you are in danger. Wb
through weakness or disease the
kidneys fail to filter the impurities
from the blood, trouble comes at ones.
Backache, Rheumatism, Sectio,
Gravel, Diabetes, Gall Stones and ti,
deadly Bright's Disease are some d
the results of neglected kidneys
Morse's Indian Root Pills
a most effective diuretic whit*
strengthens and stimulates tilt
kidneys so that they do their wok
thoroughly and areaTry
Dr. M®rete'$ s`
Indian Root Pills
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