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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1001.
On the Northwest Exoursion.
Editor of Tata Ileetaao As flay°
again taken in the harvest excur-
sion to this wonderful land of the
setting sen -the land which used
to belong- to the rod man and the
buffalo, het which now ranks as
one of the greatest. wheat -growing
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COUNTY NEWS.-
Clinton's rate of taxation has
been raised this year, being now
22 mills.
The 33rd Huron - Regiment and
band, of Soaforth, will take part in
the military review in Torontodur-
countries the world over knew -e ing the visit of the Duke and Duch -
thought perhaps it might bo of in- ess of York.
terest to some of Tem HERALD'S
Huron's population has decreased
many readers to give a short ac-
coua of the trip and also a rough lrr 4,661 since the census of 1891.
description of the country end The figures for 1891 were 58,173,
whereas in 1901 from th.e returns
crops ; but not beine journolist
and being more used'to a fork: than just issued the population is 53,509.
a pen, I am afraid. it all.]: be a bang- Five of the pupils in the school in
ling affair. Well, to begin with, on Section No. 6, Tuokersmith, wrote
Tuesday morning, the Oth, I with at the recent entrance .examina-
several others, took the train at tions and. they all passed, while two
Ailsa Craig and proceeded. to To- of the five took honors. One of
ronto, picking up large numbers of . these, Miss Ella Robb, stood fourth
• harvest hands at intermediate sta- among those who took honors,
Only 9 per cent. of the soldiers
actually engaged in war are killed
on the field of battle.
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The b.arvesting of Manitoba's big
tions. We arrived in Toronto at
1.30 p. m. The croael at the union ; Philip Butler, a 15 -year old boy
of Seaforth, was sent to the station waiting for Winnipeg trains •
Re -
was estimated at 2,700, and I think i formatory for Boys at Penetangui-
this was a very conservative esti- shene for a term of four years by
Clubbing rates.
7 -We have made arrangements
to offer the following low clubbing
rates with Trn REaeole :
Daily Globe . 4.00
, Mail & Empire 1,25
Weekly'Globe . , 1.50
„ Mail & Empire 1.75
Berliner Journal (German) 2.50
Family Herald & Star 1.75.
Sherwin=
Williams
Judge Doyle on Wednesday of last
mate. All the way from Toronto
week. The lad pleaded guilty to
to North Bay there were large
two charge, one of breaking into a
crowds waiting at the stations to 1,
be picked up. and when the main ommercia1
shop with intent to steal and the rt
line was reached we were heavily other of theft.
loaded. Six divisions of the train,.Two gentlemen from Exeter wcre
consisting of fifteees cars each, lett in Blyth last week looking at the
Toronto between 12 o'clock noon flour mill ruins. They were favor.
and12 o'clock midnight on Tuesday. • able impressed with Blyth and said
The C. P. R. main line from North it thee- could bay the mill sight thoroughly renovated and refitted,
Bay to Port William is a series from the OWner at a reasonable fig-
eurves and grades, 'winding in analure they would erect a flour mill and will be found up-to-date in
very favorable for the erection of a every respect.
then, just by was of a change, ite
Oreb, Sole Agent
for Zurich.
T H E
Hotel
HENSALL, ONT.
This popular hotel has been
out between rocks and water, and here. Prospects are again looking
crops is progressing favorably un. will be water and rocks. I thank flour mill Blyth. -Standard. Every attention paid to the
the country through there would!
be an ideai pbwe 2 er a sportsmau, County.
Crown Attorney Lewis' traveling public.
as game must be abundant allion`?: rje..t,;1.4.1101!'sigrocibilici9e.nostilr si.,:oldiouNt.vIttsf.toliettnCieoSiet. mer
these mountains and ravines':
. R. 110D &INK
There is seureely any plaee along; ilintfoyneeirils'
were tried, of whom all
tie linegoFingwilt lenAtinesontlIveree7resizatiienigete‘dvith'It
der good weather conditions.
Builders strike more often than
any other workmeu. Next come
colliers, and then cotton and wool
spinners.
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PROPRIETOR.
t'an see for a potatoi , 1 ' • thcre
General French has proved to he up it is a trifle better, as there are tent, house breaking. aggravated
the most successful of 01 the Eng- eome small farms to be .seen, and assault, theft and false swetensee. T
a s
lish division connottwit,rs in stenth when the t ewn of Dryden is; reaehed One was sent to the ptxrdtentiary at STONEMAN
tj
C
Neys Ontario there ere some very Kingston, the balance to the cen-
or
Africa, fhe not only has made ne
tral sirison and eommou
nue. teems tend some good builtlings.
mistakes, but be has done effeetive I will add a leer words about Mani. the exeePtion of one whos(t'setZtit Graduate Optician,
„,..„1,„. mimed from three years in the HENSALL.
Itis campaign in the Euetern SbnIthi'rn• Or Morris. Del
work from the very beginnine toba's erops and thent•loete I took
aaf wits suspended. The sentemees
penitentiary to three months in the
tve Eetevan braneh, my tieket being
It is calealated that about ;;Otee. Ft a Sint411 plaee railed Holudiehl. An expert's review of ti
yards of ribbon will be ie-eatel with met ere simply
itinnenee. and ranges from eix to thirty' bushels
veal. -.ma for Eeteven, and stopptel off eohimon
le (Tope
rhp erops the way from Winnie- Huron 4.,,anty says inn wheat 'Etta on Seient itie Principles.
SPECTACLES ANU EYEGLASSES
LAC South .1fritetn war medals. although there has been as larkt% per fiere. the smaller vieids heina•In
1. FT Li. r.T4 p K 'JP
This estimate is made sm the ne number of harvesters Weri‘ intr. tins noire S011fhel'll t40,11711.4111K, i
t° where the pesky Heesian fly got in
there will be letw too intiny
harelie the meal and thresh it. its deadly work. Barley will be a Je elry,
sumption that tilaint toteeoni 190.14
W111 SeClIre the nuelal„ there hein't Wit"e`. ranee from 83:0 tti *:10 a fair yield and 1114)14 of it is of ex.
nine inelies• etleleen eeeteel iW menthe Engineers for threshers vellent (*ohm. Oats will be a goner -
with each medal., " centennial from $3 $31fer tiny ous er.91. althoneh somewhat de -
feeders fretil t12.:40 tO $4. The10.!: fieient Di 1141841. There hes been n
An expedition t 's itn„, lowine wae elipped from 1111' Ki1
telidelley tO rust. us in the 411Se
lane? Ibu
lttlide. t I do Zhot VOUtia Other elireals, bat the injury from
sia, is being; made by Ruseian etnen, te,,t, H., trathicont :es : this 1 lilts flit been serious.
tits in order to lo:tni; to st. reter.,= - A „eery veletas to town sof the Potatoes will be very Seill'e, 011.1 on
burg the linth whieh ha' re- telsentare of a farmer of short neetaint of the dry eeason what
cently been dieteiver*el, It pima:Pp:au !statore wile got lost Ili his wheat there are will be small. Roots Lnsl
of its kind. its helm. sem end eeee liehl on Mentlay. It ettems that he ri good. Vellshlerinif the tire 'W , ill 1 '
r,
„ travelitag through the lieltl :Ttirniaie luive suffered eceisiderable
being ent,liTeclYekres''srvt4° '11°' i",';'`4". theetreli seine Miring et:tlks tier ex, front the Ily.
are remarths oz. uhaigN's1ea Fv04,1- a -a • htleitten. iiiseovering a lotig Matk
lt stonattelt, lit. foottel thut a- ib' was neves-
sary to lane it out. tilt attempting
Of the question. lane given it as Deet r
HehlogistDitto'eves'. tiled in desperation lac hstitanr 47401111VS britveen tilir ages 11
AT THE CHANGE OF tan. 3
SJitt . 43, careful sttlisZs to eturn whente lie cattle hi This trViTit; Period In wolualee,
steeted tie eltianb a wheat stalk., the of forty and little -avers toed NI,
their opinion that the retea lett. neaten; the te,v, the ettalla eteappea in k'11 by irritability, halaleelite
le.leteh at peasant is deter; se tEatteh mita he fen t,eatt,11,. to the ge,ttyAlitttl, dizziness. irregulae tutth1ic.. tit -
to boons NAVIN. trona1I ttn hreatitng. 1 etegnits. in several', fed appetite. •totedvelinge .14 evil. ••
Malttaitt.tv. Until eeeeet to like pleves. ItMovell Wtis falitite 12LIIPiltatition IL? tine heart and eeteeti.
St ration l)r Chase"s Nerve Feed is
two stetii6a, tshotitta nts 111.wol, otiff a v124 5,11 in 1044 ,tle., This is all a Watillaill'S tasl'allitst.
month Of the aio tiranele atel far 11'zetN't" vilst1s tl-LeUe511 how t -
tha- her eafel 7
true, that tt.v tins km.fotiro tt "'"'1"Vuontallir tiutet-r4vvilmk:atta-- trolg," ae, >arniEst.4 B E
Watches and
Clocks
Speeial at tentit in paid to
all kinds of Repairing.
C. Stoneman,
IIENSALL, ONT.
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intwav tattiogiNv teller utt,„p tveri,el. env -Sebes the bleed..
pato,' of Pros!'ll'ivitY 41( 2t tits theeelhing steels coal try to IIt strellgtbe" the liones. regiabtes< FINEST W(1HHT1 WNE11)
people never dreamed olf,. ve,totilers1tritiva of how the the fanetions of the feminine or. 'er r Ali up, As(IN E
ati4 foal toiles and invigoratee the
erops ate turning out.
The as -lion of the loeal govern- Eo.JESNisON.
AMERICAN NZ -WS.
I 1 1 The o t eieel strike is still on
talent of Nova Scotia. offeriug
b031115 to the tesaipany establishing
as steel ship building industry ha
e ` PRICES.
Al ARK Errs
WILL BE AT
liolnatield. August, loel.
that province is f‘n sf fi
Revisal every Thug sdey alter reeet.
ZURICH
sith.ere s nothing, so, nte.....dinl to the and rainy 0-.7a„oula Nom, pfe. out. The Wheat -
try ox the.. rnited States.
Barley During i-4air Time'
near pereens were killed and Pea" 6011
large 1111mbers melt- 11°31ff twelve irdurea. two saf them prole VT!, - .letra 2-10
spent in this way is wisely es- ably -------
2fatallision se-hrell
weliate a a („}„aaiamity, as mama_ strike eireets the entite steel indue- Oats - -
- - ea ee
factoring oorteerns which employ "
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pereletl, as it eventually finds+ ere wain -red at 47th Street and Stewart gg'4 eve 10
tug. 'between a Iliroueli paesenger packs
way o whe
back. tsee came. Avenue. Chieeeso. Saturday ever.- Chickens 1'6 4n/
6
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Art -.- to le irennow. train and au eleetrie ear. Potatseee - 7- 5
.,D 1.0
a large reel oak. tree from the wild- Dr' 1FL j' 1»f1!estseet len of Arkansas to Forest rapiel-tire nu hearing kis name, Wheat
Park, St. Leeds, for the Lrentara has invented meter plioigh which oats
TROTT
HENSALL.
Mo.. who ineenited. the, famous LIENSALL MARKETS
62 to .64 tbe
27, 26
47 5'0
t;t4 Estate trcbange.
ptnahaee acwsition. The tree ie he claims will break the sueface of Barley -
ta
160 feet . bighead 12 feet in diameter tees ofground an one day It Ps
only reepatres one man to operate it. Flour
tern "neat
2.4sa 2.10
at the base. A double tramway The Gentian steamer Alene, now Hogs (live) Per ewt - 6-30 6.80
will be built from file tree to the running in the Atlas braneh of tho do (dressed' - - NO 0.60.
river., where it will be floated and Hanibtaret-Ametiean Line, ran down
towed to St. Louis. It is estimated and sank the pilot boat James Gor-
that this will occupy six months. laf after- 21- 1-- --
neadaCne, BitiOustlestt
kilon Bennett No. 7 Saturt
norm near Newand t roweled
The tree will be dug up by the rots three pilots and the cook of the
and Liver Complaint
instead of being cut, and none of Bennett.
its branches viii be trimmed. so
that it will appear on exhibition Dates of Fail Fairs.
just as it now stands in the w-)otls. Hay Brarseh Agricultural Society,
-- _ --s; Zurieh-Sept. le -le.
Industrial Fair, Toronto-Aug.Montreal, Toronty and Quebec
retain their old places at the head 26.48Ve4tt;:n. Fair,London-Sept, 5-14.
of the city- list in the census. Que.- Hamilton -Sept. 10-12.
bee, however, is bard pressed by Exeter -Sept. 16-17.
Ottawa, which goes up from fifth Blyth and Morris, Blyth-Oet. 8-9, ,
to fourth place, with the handsome oeGtreltl.N'orth-Western, Goderich-
gain of 15,748„ Hamilton is fifth, S. Huron., Seaforth-Sept. 24-25.,
and the comes, Winnipeg, which E. Huron, Brussels -Oct. 3-4
has increased from 25,63 to evef .,,Turnberry, Wingbam-Sept. 26 -
and has passed Halifax, St. John
Ashfield, Dungannon -Oct. 10-1I.
and London, although the last has Howick, Gorrie-Oct. 12.
made a very substantial gain. An- ' Fullarton-Logan, Mitchell -Sept.
other young giant of the west is N. Waterloo, Berlin -Sept. 20-21.,
Vancouver, Which has nearly doub- , 3e.1;6.1tliddlesex, AiIsa Craig, Sept.
led its population, and. has paesed!19--'
Northern,Walkerton-Sept.18-19.
Vktoria. The most remarkable E. Zorra, Tavistock -Sept. 16-17.
gain is that of Sydney, which has' Wilmot, New Hamburg -Sept.
increased froin 2,247 to 9,908.- 1243.
Toronto Globe, 1 Subscribe for TriN
Trattbiesonac aaa Obstinate Ailments
Willeis Tied Promptly to she
sediL*ellkins ittsid 'Thorough Action
Of Dr. Chases kEldiey-L1*
in ;nearly every family there is more
�r less suffering from liver disorders,
entoueneee ar,d headaches, and no home
Should be without a cure for such de-
rangements. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver
Pills are wonderfully prompt awl tete°.
tive for all such disorders as weli as ,
for dyspepsia and constipation. They •
are the greatest family medicine ever
discovered, as is testified to by thou-
sands of people.
Mrs. Faulkner, 8 Gildersleeve place.
Toronto, saysi-"After doctoring with-
out success for biliousness, liver com-
plaint and sick headache for over three .1
years 1 am glad tO testify to my appre-
clation of Dr .e Chase's Xidney-Liver
Pills, At first they 'seemed a little
fIttro°r1Og' 111311111 rtttr, searching
and
ug pyr
any inconvenience by after result:Pa
am feeling better In every Way, and
my headaches have entirely disapoear-
ed. Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver 'Pills
are certainly the best 1 have ever used,
and 1 freely recomMend them."
One 1fl a dose, 25 cents a box, a all
dealers, or Edroanson, Wet 4 COe
78Yi Timbals ..'•..Ireet
tonbon, is;nt.
Farm, City,
Village. Suburbru,
and Garden Property, Sold, Bought
and Exchanged.
Money Loaned on First and Second
Mortgages, Real Estate, Notes and
Other b'ecurities.
Farms, Houses and Business Prop-
erty Rented and Rents Collected
upon Reasonable Terms.
Money Invested for Private
viduals on First Mortgage on
Estate.
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