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The Huron Expositor, 1898-10-14, Page 6OCTOBER 14 1898 "(0111i GRIEVE, v.s., honor grad ate of Ontario ti Veterinary College. All &sea es of Domestic animals treated. Calls promptly tended to and °hews moderato, Veterinary Dentetry a specialty. Office and reeidence on .Goderich street, one door Hest of Dr. Scott'e office, Seiforth. 1112-tf 'to be idle is the barde'st of all task* Our grandmothers underst 'ocl this and oven hi the r leisure moments we e never found witP- k in 'weve trt: out soine their hands, -if, ohly knittin ting or eini ' ing. ,There reasou for t that does not ap- pear upon, the surface. Our grandnOthers were healthy wo- men, imbued With a epitit of amtd- tion and adivity t h a t!:_would nOt permit them to be idle. - If many modern women are much given to idleness than ore, it is 'because Veen nre of good health. s from weakness aod disease of the disti etly feminine o gaits, who is racked with hews aches and nerv tive and helpful. I GI. H. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, Toronto College of Veterinary (laciest*, Honor Graduate of Ontario Vet- erinary` Honor member of Ontario Veterin- Medical •&ciety. 411 diseases of domestic animals ly treated. All calls promptly attended to- day or night. Dentistry and Surgery s specialty. Moe and Diepengary-Dr. Campbellai old office, Main street Seaforth. Night calls answered from the, 'Sloe. 1406-62 LEGAL JAMES L. KILLORAN, Barrister, _Solicitor. Conveyaneer and Notary Public. Money to loan. Office over Pickard's Store, formerly Mechanics' Institute, Main Street, Seaforth. 1628 is iur G. CAMERON, formerly of Carneron, Holt & ffila Cameron, Barrister and Soliaitor, Goderioh, gattako. Office--Ramilton street, opposite Colborne Hotel. a 1462 ii. HATS, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public. Solicitor for the Dominion k. Oflioe-Cardno's bloc*, Main Street, Seeforth. iloneyto loan. , 1226 1 M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, do, . Office -Rooms, five doors north of Comments lel, ground floor, next door to C. L. Pipet s. ewelry store, Main street, fleaforth. Goderich . ente--(emeron, liolt geed Cameron. 1216 Q COTT & MeKENZIE, Barristers, Solicitors, etc., )3 Clinton and Bayileld. Clinton Office, Elliott block, lasso street. Baylield (Moe, open every Thursday, Main street, first door west of post office. Money to ioan. James Scott & E, EL McKenzie. • 1698 /NARROW & PROUD/007, Barristers, ur &a., Godericls, Ontario. J.!. fiaason, Q. 0.; WiLi repenter/V. 186 • rimacaom, norm a HOLMES, Barristen So- Var Honors in Chancery, he„Godertok, Oat M. C. 0A1110111, Q. 0., nut° Sow, Dunne' Hoenig • 1G1 IfOLMEf3TED, rnooeisor to the late firm of MoCsughey & Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor Oonveyancer, and Hotel y Solicitor -for the Can adien Benk of Commerce. Money to lend. Farm for sale. Office iu Soott's Block, Main Street **forth. DENTISTRY. I 1C1 W. TWEDDLE, Dentiet. Office -Over Richard- son & Dlolnnist shoe store, corner Main and John streets, Saaforth. TAR. BELDEN, dentiet ; crowning, bridge work XI and- gold plate work. Special attention given to the preservation of the natural teeth. All work carefully performed. Office -over Johnson Brog.' igardware store, Seaforth. 1461 TIE. H. 8. ANDERSON, graduate of Royal College 1J of Dental Snrgeons, Ontario, D. D. 8., of TO- ronto University. Office, Market Block, Mitchell, Ontario. 1402 R. A. R. KINSMAN, L. D. 8., D. -D. 8. Honor graduate of 'Toronto University, Den- tist, will practice dentistry at his father's rooms in Exeter, and at his room at Mrs. Shafer's resteurant, Bengali, every Wednesday. 11. Kingman, L. D. 8., itt Zuzioh the last Thurdeday of each month. 1546-13 TNR. F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the ILY Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, also honor graduate of Department of Dentistry, Toronto University. Office in the Petty block, Heiman, Will visit Zurich every Monday, commencing- Mon- day, lune let. 168T "D11- AGNEW, Dentist, Clinton, will visit Zuri3h on XV'. the second Thursday of each month. 1602 MEDICAL, Dr. John McGinnis, Hon, Graduate London Western University, member Of Ontario College of Phyeiciang and gunroom Office and Residence -Formerly °coupled by Mr. Wm. Pickard, Victoria Street, next to the Catholic Church eir Night Calls attended promptly. 14613x12 , — rtn. ARMSTRONG, M. B„ Toronto, M. D. C. M., , Viotorige M. C. P. 8., Ontario, successor to Dr. Milo% office lately occupied by Dr. &Boit, Bruce- eld,Ontario. ii.LEX. BETHUNE, Y. D, Fellovr of the Royal College "of Phygicians and Surgeons, Kingston. ueoestor to Dr. Maoisid. Officio lately 000npled i ;Dr. Mackid, MAI.% Street, Seaforth. Residence -.Corner of Viciorie Square, in honse letely °coupled by L. E. Dancey. 1127 DR. F. J. BURROWS, _Late residentPhysiolan and Surgeon, Toronto Gen- eral Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity University, member °Me College of Physicians and Surgeons O f Ontario. Coroner for the County of Huron. sarOFFICE.—Same as formerly occupied lay Dr. Smith, oppoeite Public School, Seaforth. Telephone No, 46. N. B.—Night calls answered from office. 1886 DRS. SCOTT, & MacKAY, `ritysICIAN,S AND SURGEONS, Goderich street, opposite Methodist church,Seaforth. J. G. SCOTT, graduate Viatoris end Ann Arbor, and member Ontario College of Physicians snd Burgeons, Coroner for County of Huron. E. MaaKAY,, honor graduate Trinity University, gold meciallet 'Trinity Medical College. Member College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. 1483 T\ R. F. H. KALBFLEISCH, Phrician, Surgeon J./ and Accoucheur, successor to,Dr. W, Graham, Brussels, Ontario. Firot Class Honor Graduate of the Universitiee of Trinity (Toronto), Queen'e (King- ston), and of Trinity bledial College ; Fellow of Trinity Medical College and member of the College of Physicians and 8urgeono Ontario. Peat Graduate Course in Detroit 513d Chicago, 1896. Special attention paid to diseaseo of Eye, 'Ear, Nose and Throat, and DiocaSeis of Women. Catarrah treated oucceosfully in all its forms. Consultation in English aud German. 1681-11 AUCTION EERS. WM. M'CLOY,, ginetioneer for the Countlee 'of Huron and Perth, and Agent at Hensall for the Maseey-Hanis Menu- ,:soturing Company. Sales proreptly attended to, allergen moderate and eatisfaction goarantood. ordere by mall addreeeed to Hensel' Port Office, or ieft at hie residence, Lot 2, Concession , 11, Tuck- eramith, will revelve prompt attention, 1296-tf • THE MAN With The BOo a Th 8 wag e xcellent work ohould be th county of iluron. PRICE, $1.00 PER in every house COPY. Copies can be had from Mr. B. R, Higgins, Bruce - field, or Mr. David Ross, 640 Church street, Toronto. less active and more the stately dames of enjoy a smaller me -A woman who suffe Rev. Dr. MoVicer, Principal of the Presbyterian` collage Bey& I am profited and greatly pleased with witiat heve read, and I intend oext Monday to advise all our etudente to put it into their librariee and to study it deligently as affording rich in- struction in pastorial theology and practical godli- nese. atoll read them a few - patience that they may see that it is far from being dull or dry. Mr, N. Drvadale of Wm. Drysdale t Co., Publiehere and Booksellers, Montreal, says ev. John Res4 was a grand man, and the Nvriting of his life could not have been pl,toed in better hands. What we need to -day more and more are boOks of this class '1'he reading of which tondo to the better circulation Of the blood,and etiring onde soul. , 1665-tf Cook's Cotton Boot' Compotati. le successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask your druggiet for Cook's Woe bet Com- pound. Take no other as all Mixthres, piils and imitations are dangerous. 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Pierce vi r FREE ! one -cent mailing o Address, D n .4 ' end Surg . Y., has discovered a won r - that cures alndis the prioacy Of t cessity et these is great medicin Pavorite Pressed the delileate and ear the burden I pod. It makes vigorous. It nd inflanimati drains. - It tra sforms wea , lids into 'healthy women. s ComMou Sense Medical Ad. For peper-covered copy send tampal to cover customs and /y. elloth bound 5o stamps. . V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ens peettliar e bonserwith- embarrassing is known as lion. It acts important or - of wifehood them strong, eats internal n and sto s "Well I be 'est worldly -minded h ennun DYING BY Cynthy Ann with a look of horror. to stick to it t at I won't live on theni 'tarnal bony herein' till the bones prick through my flesh, nor drink currant -leaf tea; ith my arms aostickin' through clo'es, while you wimmen-follm le p fur thet there imaginary sort o' t as it were. Some of us'll die in n enongh, 'n' then you'll have e shove all the respec' you want to, . . 1 TO 'S MONIMENT. " I dream last night, o' seal& at a long table, 'n' I' jest ns sartain thet Tom is drownded as ef I see him to the bottom o' the ocean thel minute," said Mrs. Job Fern. ald, wiping the teors froth her tan -colored cheeks with her calf.° apron. " Ef it didn't ii stan' to reason thet e wuz dead, thet aign never faile, 'n' I de think we'd orter hire respec' ernough for i the poor boy'rs mem'ry to git him a stun, 'a' put it up in the lot without waitin' no longer." , ' ' Yes, it's moretn a, year now, 'n' the Sarcy Sally hain't b n heard frum. I s'pose 1 likely the must ha' en lost," agreed Cynthy Ann, the daughter of the house, not with- out a certain grim enjoyment of the situa- tion. 1" Stuns is dretful expensive, anyhoW, but seed& ez we hide% ben able to give -him any fettered, nor hev the minister, nor cook up fern the mourners, it seems ez ef we'd orter buy a monimeiat for him, I can't reely item hoiv we kin do este ez the Peter Fern - aids got one fur th ir Charles 'n' I say to f. • marm,Iit won't do to let them ,git ahead of P'eaps,` Rhod , ez you od ez proiniee Ito one llin' to give a little out ' money towards , gittin' ni pin' to, put off gittin' though Seth isdread- - 1.gh.,,• it -'n save all my rug at marm takes fur but- dreseed, a young woman is ble face, shivered a littIe, d. decisively. I don't i dead," said she. " Oh, uyipg a monument yet. and if yoe do not hear me, there will be reason us, poor ez they be. 'n' Tom wuz e g i Vother, you'd be w ov yer school-ke pi tbe MOnimentl ' I married for a l'wh le ful put out Oho t money, till, with w ter4we shall git n he person a wiela a pretty, se and shook her e belieVe that Tom don't talk abou Waie another y ar horn' him by tha t nor go Tom's ol aosavin' monirne earnest chance 'is' hey a t0--" " That's jest wh Cynthy Ann " jest because he don't want . drowhded. He seems that by haeigin' off 'n' f' it to himself, he ken so. That's a way some ten in almost. "Oh, pa, how ken you talk so bigoted ? wful to hear him, Rhody ?" smiled, but remained silent ; and witshing to hear no more concern- • adr, suddenly remembered that it o I time, and took a hurried depar- T e old man returned to his net - g n the sunny side of the wood -pile ba k door, and the two women, after on red consultation, finally decided e would wait another year before t e monument, as Rhody had aug- n fact, it would be necessary to as he girl would contribute nothing the fund, and pa was dretful so e when he warn't humored. But being a chance that ToM wasn't as all nonsence, and 'twee treating eful not to take a„mite o' notice of too. ), Ain't it a Rhoda evidently ing th a was so ture. • tnendi at the a pro that t buyin geste do se, towar troub as the e dead, it him she his death t pa says," interrupted to hey it that To ter t ink, someho not ven ownin' frum bein' folks: hen" " He wuz alwuz unreasona,ble," preldnged use had the imperde in' thet it 'peare for the sake ov like Peter's Cha fair 'n' equare, kin be in the Seth Smallidge of the Sarcy Sa a month ago, ' more idee of ev or crew than no " At that co jest to headstrong an' hed Mrs. Fernald, with f the calico. apron. " ce to say this very morn- ezef we wonted him deadl eVin' a. moniment fur him! les's. But to look at thinge het chance is there that hel and o' the livin' ? Didn't, ineself go to see the owners ly lover, ter the Port more'n they seid they hadn't no r hearin' frum either vessel hin' at all?" earned moni nent agin, be they, Rhodys?" growled a eather-beaten old men, whose ince bore a urious resem- blence to a wood -carving, ppearing sud- denly in the ocrway. " 1 ut don't you listen to 'em, dewy, fur y u 'n' I knows that our boy ain't no more d ad than they be. Even ef h wuz, we cou dn't afford to git a moniment fu him, De id folks sleeps test as well wit ot any stun vhatsoever, n' ef their bones e a-restin in t e sea, of what use is a stun o the land ? It carn't tell no- body jest wh re they be. Somehow the n this family, or monimente. mention of ie year ago, n Bence that Mut crabs has I en growin"n' rders over to out it. Sam er 'where one e place, an' it folks. 'Twits a' went on to folks in this place, Ispeeially has got a mar ellees craze Brother Lena inder ,he 'made When he wuz to beme five growin'. Even the Isummer b the Harbor poke fen at us a Smith showed m a newspa on 'em had ben it-writin' up 1 did sound as ef w wile, cur'u every word of it true, too, say that the Herrie' Point folks fur the most part lived in little weather -b aten huts thee were dretful poor pertection, frum wind 'n' rain, 'Iti' wuz a pidtur er leannies 'n' poverty, coz they're a-sayin' up money to buy them- selves moniments to look splendid over their ni grave when they wuz dead and gone. But for y part I don't went to go about so holler while Pro a-livin', for the sake o' cut - tin' a d sh whine I cast anchor. Anyhow I agree to a great moniment a -loom - t o' the family buryin'-ground 'n' . in, the Iold house, like a steeple vvoaldn' in' up o overtopi over a ushrooms the way Peter's Charles's does. " Oh, pa ! I tever thought you WUZ so awful w rldly-mincred before," groaned Miss Days a d weeks went on in the old mon- otonous manner at Herring Point. The gorgous ranks of the golden rod and asters were Out down by the frost, and the winds swept away the few red leaves which colored the sides' of the sea -looking hills, to make a clear path for the frosty march of winter. The sea, so long asleep under the summer sunshine, began to show once more the wild fierceness of its nature, and drove home the boats of the fishermen, and lashed the rocks angrily through wild nights when only the lamp of the light•honse over on the Ledge shed a ray of light through the stormy dark - Mrs. Fernald, when not attending to her two cows and her butter -making, sat in the, ohimney-cornen -Lend knitted blue yarn stcnikings for the market, and Cynthy Ann, with a zeal that never tired, while the vision the splendid tall monument flashed be, e her gaze, hooked rugs from early in the ening until late into the night. Her of for mo hooked rugs were in demand now, for Bev. eral summer boarders had admired and pur- chased them; and since that time nearly every lady at the Port had been seized with a desire to possess one as en ornament to her ,best parlor. Pa divided the time between gossiping with his old sailor cronies at the store a,ud silting meditatively by the fire with hie -pipe and almanac. No Mention was rhade of the monument, and the old man drank his store tea in triumph, offering no objections to the current -leaf beyerage with- whieh his wife and daughter saw fit to regale themselves-, save by an occasional grunt of disapproval. I No news came of the Sarcy Sally or tiie fate of her crew, and as the days crept slowly and drearily toward spring, thou h / pa still persisted in his belief that Tom w e living, all hope died in Rhoda's heart. 13 r t as in Herring Point parlance she and To had not been really promised to one t'othe she could not gratify Cynthy Ann's vile and express her grief by wearing mourni g germents, though it would have given her sort of a drear satisfaction to be able to do so. - I " She couldn't ha' pared nothin' about him, or [she wouldn't wear a blue bunnit to meetin',I 'n him dead 'n gone, " said the ,peighbors with one accord, for the real state Of the case was unknown to them, "Pears" she's afeared o' aced& away Joe Collins ef she should put on black ; he s al- wuz ben a-tryin' to git her away frum Tom since they wuz boys 'n' girle together ; 'n' new Tom's lost, they say he's attentive to her uz a burnble-bee is to a marigool." PRO TRATED, EXHAUSTED. 0 81.2EP—NO REST. LL d the Saxe, bless not appreciate cods of John G. who. sang, "God the man who first nvented sleep! But appreciation is not mating to those who Mrs. Town beca nervous tr.() bl that, -to ther, Mr. D nal McRae, sident of th t illustrious Ontario: "MY glister had for orer three months. Sh stood this Much longer, when death seemed limn( American Nervine became Wien. After taking the Nervine sbo sllpt all nl in fleet until perfectly__ w no sign of ,iserkIusness." ful niedleine, in the sog Vensness, and t e greet es be found, anyw erp in the For sale bY L sden & ave sufftred as White, ot Mara hip Ont., , who e so 111 'with quote her 1 bro- well-know_p ro- station of North ot slept a night ootid not har) 4 it wa en y 1 out that 80p h the good Py- rite des° f the ht, and gained II, and hal now his is a slender - t ceeee of aer- firs4sulitte ta d.--- ilson, Seaforth [But Rhoda was little disturbed by these remarks, Her heart was very sere because of Tom's loss, but there were circumstances connected with his going away which caus- ed it to be sorer still. Why .had he not spoken before his departure, if, as she' had every reason to think, he really cared for her, and wished to make her his ,wife ? More tho,n once du ing those last daye he, I had !seemed on the point of doing so, and then -hesitated, wit a painful doubt cloud- ing his. brow, In truth he -had not I been quite hidiself during his scay on shore ; something seemed to trouble and vex him, and he weuld remain silent and lost in thought for almost hours while they were togethett. Bet on the day of departure ,his face -brightened, his manner changed, and when they parted he said, witha great deal of meaning in his glence andetone, "1 obeli write to you as soon as I reech Boston, Rhocly, and mind you answer tny letter soon.' But the letter never ceme. Now the buds were swelling in the April sun- shine ; fishing -boats were rocking -on the water ; the women gessiped with each Other in the open doorways ; the happy ynung people. looked foi ward to days that eVere coming ; the sad young and old peeple re- membered- days that were past. The , sun- sh ne painted pictures or them, The pirds an wind and sea sang and talked about th m. But Dodd's Yet Rex' Thousands of pe . prime of life beca Bright's Disease and ble. But Dodd's th m both. They ha of cases. These diseases ; mplaints are as co Ids, But people they are afflicted e ten deep into t en, Dodd's Ki ely cure. Thousands of ir feet, but do n tice one or m t ms : shortness memory, failing si tite, pale 0T reddish colored deposit, s a ting, constipation in the loins. Dodd's Kidney P They never id°, ney,. w sons se d Dia idne e cur d ot mo don't ti I the sys ney' Pil Pills will e. . die in the ctors think etes incura- Pals cure d thousands er Kidney as ordinary realize that . .disease has em. Even, s will posi- 151e a e dying on o real e it. They of hese syrup - breath, loss of t, rav nous appe- urine with brick - ding hen u "na- h ervou ness, ains ir o ly hc6e is 11 . Th y won't fail. over to the Point, To the suitable and sole which the ministe out," engraved .on i posited on thelgreun in the afternoon it appropriate cerennonlie Mrs. Fernald and] falling into ra,Ptures city women would ha over a newly importe had been' " set i fling homeward through the ore column of whit ed shorewith ell, ef this ain' k I ever heerd rboard ef r11 et 'Ve ben a-buyin 'linker Mo i ey nothin' o' the serned poer folks] wouth more& t and 'n' the nets ' ether, 'n' you've b money, 'n' d ef wuz fool en yer,- poor gal ; In' with merlaeses fur yerselves on Iniun till yer ez lean 'n Winter's a•comin' im now, 'n' my flehin' this year. I'm a -g go out novv ; Folk natur' ter be able t be seventy, 'n' Seth more backbone tha luck ef we don't al I tell 'yer Tom ain" him a good deal bo teen yo did, that never cared othin ter stuff him with Ve see to parson with, 'n' ter a arve thet herein' wuz ezige d ez know he ain't the Ind o drownded frum A k .nor ter give in authin' more'n commo Oh, pa, heir! ,y Proverdence !" sonbe wh istr led ou sto it WO OV y0 CZ tO CO Et o' to o Rhoda everything was alive with Tom's mornery, and one soft, lovely morning after: ain, when a light mise lurked in thci cor- e of, the violet, sky, as if nature were dry - g her eyes en the airiest of handkerchiefs, and en- oard hild- e walked up to the Fernald cottage presented Cynthy Ann with la folde velope whinh contained all the little of money' which ehe had saved from heed, saying in a choked voice that she thought it was time to think about the monument now. Cynthy Ann's face became fairly rachent, " I'm glad you've come to be so right-mind- ed," said !she. " Pa he'e bigoted 'n' sot as'inst it yit. But there's no need o' sayin any - thin about it to him tell the. stun'e all bought 'n' paid fur, 'n' ready to be sot up. He won't hey ter do without no woeldly comforts by no means, ez Uncle Lysainder t us a little present o' money. It ike Proverdeuce by mail when we in' about the moniment t'other 'n' 1, 'n' no name to it at all. e think about the verse, Rhody ? r be something solemn 'n' warn- hez jest se come jest wuz a -tall day, mar W hat do It had ort he', 1 s'po , But Rh door. Sh Cynthy A death fot monurneu up, like was all sh fitting th memory, occasion, which wo lot." The ne Ann, acc brisk littl peep in b Pert, and ee., . da had already elipped out of the was in no mood for talking to n , She had felt assured of Tom's ome time but consenting to the seemed like formally giving him reparing for his funeral. But it could do for him now, and it was 1 the stone should be raised in his hough s e dreaded talk it wohld lid ehe ournfully festive scenes Id be acted in the ' burying- il . t day M s. Fernald an Cynthy smpanied by Seth Smallidge, a fisherm n who resembled a sand- ack clot es, drove 1 over to the after a g eat deal of bickering and consultati n, of w iting and doubting, and delight and depres ion, made the purchase of the monument. Cynthy Ann carried the money in he toe of a Sunday stocking, an ordinary ocket book not being considered sufficientl nafe, and both Mrs. Fernald and Seth aegis ed her in counting out the sum required to complete the purchase. " W 11, I guess Peter's Cindies's Won't li;ok inue compared to this, but I'm dirdtp- p'inted th t it carn't be sent home before to- morrow," said Mrs. Fernald, as they drove homewar toward evening. " Ther ain't nothin' like it in the place, but Pa'll grumble about the cost. We sha'n't hcr r the last ef it for nobody knows when, pa' jest so bigoted," groaned Cyn - thy Ann a shadow clouding her shining countena ee. Early t e next morning the monument, tall, shin' g, and eplendid, was hreught a n' s nam n vers imeelf surfao n thel as to ynthy ver it, e falle Paris ' in th long t e pith which d. As the atupendi- arble et hie eye, he ath an astonishment, he set- redest piece o' 11 abo t ! Ileeve me sect' n nsense Here stun z big 'n' grand (set f r a livin' bey, idiekil mums of sich a -sport n' Bich a thing. e old it use 'n' the lot fishin' boats all hove n 'n' s nt all Lyearnd. 's too, I'll be bound, h fur ter ginne it I ter unk c rrant-leaf tea eet'ni , 'n' pinched ad wit out no butter, gly er. two witches. e -by, t o, 'tis spring n't a ount ter much in' too old 'n' stiff ter ez to much human ork a teithey git ter allid e bein't got DO jelly- 4 ah., Et's good terve er pay fur this, ead, ether ; I know wimmen-folks about him but how off ter the im inter sayin' oast beef ; n' I a feller to git r dretful easy ; ano or ashore, less tack ed him." u do discounterance Mrs. Fernald. and agenan had "picks from *hyri , and was der ttle family lot e set up with n were out as fashionable into raptures own; when pa, stoee," came For st For st For br For be For gi For pr nding by your principles. pping pour ears to goesip. dling a Slanderous tongue. ng square in business dealings. ing an iinfortunate person a lift, stiptness in keeping your promises, . Theatrical. Brettee-LI never saw such a cold audience in my life. Light -Didn't they warm up a bit ? Brette-Well, when they spoke of bring- ing out the author I believe stone of the audiences got hot.-tonkers Statesman. The Blyth Show. " The following is the prize list of the Blytb fall fair - Ho Reynol Mare mate foal, . year old old filly, l513.—Heary Draught,-Teane J F Dale, alkeld & Son.' Broo id foal, 1st and 2nd J Shortreed , J F Dale, James Evans.: Hors Shortreed, Walter Taylor. Tw gelding, T Bradnock. Two ' yea A Junor; J Re olds.; One yea old geldi g, C Wright, Taylor. One yea old filly, let and 2ncl J F Dale. General Purpos43,-Team, T Elliott, Joh Coultes, H MeBrien Brood mare and foa G ,Whitely, Levi Trick. Mare foal, Wright, J Leiper. Horse foal, j Moser, 2ni not known, Two year old gelding, W Me- Gavan, A W Sloan. Two year old filly; W itnee, Wright. One year old gelding, G Steven's:6. One year old filly, R, Ferris, L Clarrisge,-Team, T. Elliott. Roadsters -Team, let not knoWn, J Rey- nolds IW W'eir. Brood mare end. foal,Scoet & Warwick. Horse foal, james Smith. Mare foal, T Hislop, T Newsom. I Two year old gelding, not known. Two;year obi filly, II0 Laneing, J Ellis. One year! old gelding, Scott Jle Warwick, M Lockhart. lOne year old filly, Scott & Warwick, A Watt. Sin - le driver in buggy R MoIndoo,0 Johnston. 1 I "Discounternanee won' hey that there lot. I reckon I'n ,'1! whuther or no. W I'm hopin' that Iva home "-with a littl wrathful voice-" fit, oy course, let;y that there thing i swoond or lose cons set it up then, I'll 1 ez soon en I come t use talkin'." And o and remontraneeli of Only caused the Old hie determinatioe. the minister, who:was called to the rescue, was.vvithout avail. " Ef hey had bou 'ht a email, reasonable stun, I no objection ter th ir put son, ef it would h ' given 1_ tion, though To in't " but that monimeet Ler shamed the hull pleoe 1" So the monturielat was woodshed, placed pi ne and covered with cello d r of towering proudly tow attracting the admire. ion as Mrs. Fernald and! yet ly anticipated, and w s 1 in the household for lon the autumn Cynthy A. n a were married, and Se -worldly effects with 'Fernald cottage. As the winter proved to times food was scar Seth, who never was luck, event off te th voyage, after the bon rove onim ter h n I, be ti ofte '11 c ile e ou ntio it h yself t pr is 811 he dance or not, nt put up in my re while I live, eave to, though 1 my boy comes ed quiver in hie t up ef yer think hey my senses of sight. I may mese, but ef yer uled down agin 'n' so there's no ved. The tears ife and .daughter o be more set in olemn • adviie of ouldn't ha' in' on it up 'em no sat ade ;par- deo - dead," he aid ; y ! it would ha' hauled into the gainst the wall, g carpet, instead rd the sky, and of all beholders, y Ann had fond- entioned no more time. Early in d Seth Smallidge h clam°, bringing his ime to dwell in the he old man predicted, e a hard one, and at e in the household-. known to have good, Banks on a fishing y moon was over, but soon returned with a frozen foot, and spent the remainder of ehe e inter by the fireside, dozing over a pile of an fent newspapern But toward foxing, wthen pa was attacked with his annual peil o rehumatics, and fortune seemed da e th n ever, another gift of money came rysander. " S'prisin' thet der should be so lib'ral, fur ef he is n riches, he's got a family ov his ow leek afterin' he's only half brother ter be mod'rately Strange he don't, sends the money, sent any he kinder be obleeged ter him seems now ez efs!it -co am a miserable fiinn gret effort to k,eep Lord knows Pris th the old man from his & addle horse, J J MeLaughlio, Hat Davis., Four colts, Scott & Warwic Sweepstakes, Scott & Warwick. , Cennee-Theroughbred Darharn,-Mi cow and calf, J Snell, M H Harrison: T o year old heifer, let and 2nd j Snell. e year old heifer, James Snell. Heifer c lilt and 2od James Snell. Aged bull rein .5t.lbert Wallace. Two. yeer old h Shortreed. Bull calf, Albert Wallace, ell. An Other Registered Breed, -Best mi John McGregor, J Denholm. d heifer, J McGregor, $ C McGow ear old heifer, J Denholm. ilei fr ear lin' or me, 't ght rite inte nuther, 'n' used till a spell ago. nothin' when he he fust time he thet we'd orter o hull pages. It e frum the Lord, ef I r, 'n' don't make no ar o' saten. But the nkful, anyhow," said sick bed. , (To be ontinued.) You Nevlei, iv ill Be Sorry.. For living a mire 1 fe, For always doing our blest, For being kind te he p or. For hearing befot dudg ne. For thinking befe epe, king, 841,v49$ Thou Font ye re DSO Island, W death by re4fruT gill en up o die, he hild go e to a b He prom! ed Dr. Heart, u ed dt weighs 21 pounds, day the great re to him. It relieve For sale hy Ltinis am • of LIvOS. ed eart ZotwItts, of lisy 17. o tit* wars* of disease, nil wt. rom vigoro 0 nun ()ken dearth exit -We aith ully, lid tin A W Slonn. Wagner, o Fothergill, J gne 'a Cd e tor and lites Ito hi•se • Brigham. Bentley* R G McGowan, A W edy was recommen ed Sloan, Vandervere, J Brigham, J B Tyre - in minuted. -24. man. Spitienbergs R G MeGowan, A ,W: f en Wilson, Seaforth Sloan. Damen sweets, G Fothergill, J; 1, h w, o ar o ne r e lf, Denholm, R C McGowan. Two yis r o d bull, John McGregor, R 0 MeGow . ull calf, John McGregor, R C McGow . Pest male and two females, John GroeHgraoi;.e arrison. Two year - oia helfens J ,-Miloh cow and calf, j Reyno s, egn 1 I let and 2nd. One year old heif r, do & Son, M H Harrison. Heifer cai f'; 11 rrison 1st and 2ad. Steer calf, ID Scott Son. The year old eteer, J She t- reed, Reynolds. One year old steer, A Sloan, 11 Harrieen. Fat steer, T R es, M H rrison. Fat cow or heifer, ld his How 43; M H Harrison. . Su EP.—Cotswold,—James Potter tea all th prizes in this class. 1 ke si Lei esters, -Aged ram, James Snell, Jbhn Barr. Shearing ram, James Snell, ,N Cent- ing. am lamb, 1st and 2nd J. Buell. Shear ing ewes, James Snell, J Sandersoh °& Son. .Aged ewes;o. Snell, ti Sandersob & Son. Ewe lambs, Sanderson & Son, J Biter. Shrls ' hiredowien-Aged am, coop e Se 5 Son. am lambs, Cooper Son. ged, awes, C oper & Son, A Dun an. Shear ing 1 eveesf 1'A Duncan, Cooper & S n. Ewe la bs, let and nd Cooper & Son. Any Other Breed Not amed,-A ed ram, Ja es Tabb. Ram lam s, 1st and nd J Tabb. 1 Aged ewes, let a d 2nd J es Tabb. heading ewes, 1st a d 2nd Ja es Tabb. Ewe lambs, James Tebb. Fat sheep, 11 John IC altes, Cooper & Sen.! Incis, Yorkshire, -Aged boar, R Nichol, W Deer, Brood .80W R Nichol, W Deer. Boatel Jelin Potter, Vti Deer. Sow,R Niehol, W Da.er, An Large reed, -Aged boar, Fie er Bret ern H Ed arde. Brood sow, Fit er Bret era, W Deer. Boar, W H MpOutch- eon, Fisher Bre hers. Sow, 1st and 2nd Fisher Bros.' Im roved Ber shire, -Aged boar, W , - Allister, Jamen nominee. Brood sowt ! W McAllister, J Dbrrahce. Boor, W McAllis- ter, Jr orrance Sow, NV MeAllieteril J Doreen e. Pen of pigs, W McAllister; R NiGehitiAli. n -Red fall wheat, Jamen Me al- lum, J alkeld , SOD. VVhite fall wheat J Salkel & Son H Edwards. Red spring wheet, ,.1. Salkel I & Son. White Fife Beefing whe t, R G Mc -Iowan. Collection of grain, J Sa k ld & So . Six -rowed barley, RI G MeGteran, Salk Id & Son. White oats; A Stafford, Salkel & Son. Black oats, John Barr; Salkeld & Son. , Small peas, Salkeld & Son, 11 Edwa do. Large kSoeincii&R sGondl, G svan. Tim McG owan. Doer. es: - 1-4 T inerr `,`,1Vki ' ver -the foot?" t, ot r a moment," says Painy t. "Well I grness not," shivers Peet. "To er under his iirtath. TO FIT "Sister Shoe bluntlyirutOr FLti inT7n-e," eriei corny 4135t 6Lte," gags old oint. " Who'd a thought w ed Panch-o-toes. Are you hit,—shoe wearer. eet tters are the genuine, Glyear welted, stamped the sole $3.00, $4.00 and 115.00 per pair. gees "The Slater Shoe.," WIL SOLE LOCAL AGENT FOR 8EAFORTIC • ; , peaas, 1,saieGik 011 an, thy seed, , al - Red clover, W • , i Rooes.-Lete potatoes, i, 5 13 Tyerman, Metcalf. i_larly potatoes, F Metcalf, J G ey, W Carter. Collection Haggitt, Di H Lansing, J rrots, J McCallum, E Nog - ed carrots, F Metcalf, Wan ede turnips, W 11 Mc- . Any other variety, W H ollection of garden prodnee, n, Walter Taylor. Beets, McCrac en, J B Tyernian. Sligar eotb, W H OCracken, Joseph Allaneon, ng ,mangold ii/urtzels, Salkeld & Son, W MdCracken. 1 Globe mangolds, W 11,Mc- racken, Jamel3 McCallum. Pumpkins, A arr, D H aiming. Squashes, Mrs J 8 owrie, W H McCracken. Red onions, IV McCracken Walter Tayler. Yellow on. W H McCracken. ons, Waite Taylor, ilver pickli onions, Joseph Allanson, W MeCracke Potato onions, W H Mu- racken,Wal r Taylor. White field beene, Gr yn W [McCracken. Corn, Salkeld & on, B Tyr Man. Citrons, Mrs T Hamil- ton, Edwards. Watermelots, G Henry, li Ba r. Ca hage, &Reid & Son, W H Me- Crac en. It d pickling, Salkeld & 1 $on, Mrs S Hcs eie. Celery, Walter Taylor. Cuc mbers, J B Tyreman, James McCallum'. aul flowers, k Metcalf, A $tafford. 01 Wealthy, R 6 red, J B Bra,dnock, Sheritt, A loan, 11 Edlwards, Any other variety, J Tyreman, W Sloan. Winter pears, M ckhart, Walter Scett. Fall pears, J Jaekson, GeOrge Henry. F Met- es% W M'ellroy. • Collection of plums en. I Tomatoes, A Stafford, r. Grapes, A Jacobs, Miss Crabs, W Weir, A Smith. Sbortreed, A W Sloan. .-Lumber wagon, Brunsden leighs, Slater & Sims. Iron Brhnsden & Son, Hamil- m general purpose plow, C ensden Son. Gang plow, i3 I 13riinsden & Son. Iron bar - lips, Slater & Sims. Single Ferguson. Single covered Janis, J Ferguson. Cutter, n, Slater & Sims. Set hem Id me, J Phillips. Set trot- s; leter & Sims, J Phillips. 8 ewers. Wooden pump, D Showers. Farm gate, 31 and furniture, Densteclt work, Walter Taylor. n & Son, Churn,`C Ham- lor. Post hole auger, Mrs eclhouse. /RE "o -Home made all wool ise, Miss Nett. Flannel se, Mrs Stewart. Home like* Miss H Wise Miss nkets, Miss H VVise, J fie blankets, home mpun, Jen rel * Stewart. Coverlet, home e, Mrs E Stewart. Reg Own, Mise Nott. Yarn ten. Rag carpet, Miss amilton. Stocking yarn, T Hamilton, Mrs J Me - boots, J Sherritt. Hand lst and 2nd J Sherritt. y. , Man , G McGowan, W Clark. Fothergill,A Carr. Snow, iderk's blu b, BentiTeyrar7mxhins, 0- Fothergill. Duchess of ortreed, Miss Symington, oGowan, J Potter. Canada rennen, A Carr. Culvert, T ! B Tyreman. Alexanders, J ISIoen. 20 oz pippins, A W of pot toes, Id Grey. Field g:rrtI enis n, J Bar cOr cken. McCrack VI IZ I° DA poun McCallum. Crock butter, 20 pounde, J J McCallum, Mtn T Hamilton. Ten pounds of butter in two pound mile, Mrs IP Hamilton, A Carr. Five pounds of butter in one pound prints, James McCal- lum, A Carr. Dairy cheese, Miss Syming- ton, Mrs T amilton. Extracted honey, J 13 Tyreman, W Clark, Honey in comb, W lIartry, J B Tyreman. Home made bread, Mrs T Ham' biscuits, W syrup, W canned fruit wine, home win. Tonra McCracken. Howrie. P 2nd cf Grey. J Kernick. ivsVctWy:a;letihneelVirgiiit,CoVidnay.rr ; IMPLEMEN 'it Bon. Bo :beam sod pl ton, Iron ,,'BrS0,14owintse:r1 tee°,3.11S' onen buggy, buggy, Ewan dsentat&er Bilthirn:ge8nliorse a Iron pump, Morningstar, D Edwards,. Stov Bros. Coope 's ot omu hf flA, eNwru, B41 G e Ts el.6 • E Stewart, Id, flannel, Mists union, Miss! madeall wo Nett. Uni Kbleknailelku‘rn , smpe,,wMiliss man Mies Snedin hWomisee's;Munr,81111Tre Coarse mede gents' boo harntes, T Carter. 011ILDRIlh'S DBPARTMENT,—Six hemmed handkerchirs, Mary Barr, W MeCraek- artry. Crochet work in wool, W Hattry. Crochet work Hartry, Mrs W H McCracken. in 'Myrtle Livin sten, John IRV AND PRoVISIONS.-1-TOb butter, 50 ds, Mrs (1.1 Hamilton, A Carr, James F*Trf• - Fothergille Fothergill, Fothergill, kine, Georg ern Spies, land green ston pippin russet, W russet, J B further, Ja ton, Walter Tayl Taylor, T Brad allace, A Carr. Grey, Mrs H ede, Miss If Wi catsup, Walter Pickles, mixed, Mrs Nott,M.rs ekels, any othee kind, 1st and Basket of eggs, George Powell, pples,-Winter a pies, Geerge ames Potter. Fa 1 applese G James Potter. Baldwins, G G McGowan. King of Temp - Fothergill, Dr ,Carder. Nerth- W Sloan, J. Barr, Rhode Is- tes, 3 Barr, G Fothergill. A W Sloan. A Cern Golden Or, 3 :13 Tyrernan. RoXboro TYerman, A W Sloan. Seek -no- es Potter, A W Sloan, Swaar, r. Plaid tea oak. Maple °Hectic* of wrie. Geape e, George Tr- aylor, W H en. Darni on socks or stockings, Mrs Howrie, W Miss Meer in cotton, N ,Pencil dra Kelly. WO d week, W Sentry. "Plain Gray. Dre7e doll, Miss M are, Elsie sewing by chifd Under 8 yealrs,R 13 LaidlaW, W Hartry. ' FINE ART .-dollection of oil paintings, collection o 'water color paintings, figure painting in oil, figure painting in water color, Mrs C Cempbell, Mrs Dr Carder. Animals in il W H MeCracken, Mrs Car- den Anim Is water colors, Mrs Camp- bell, Mrs Ca der. Single picture in oil, Mrs CaMpbell; sCerdee. Single picture in water color Mrs Canipbeli, Mrs Carder. Creyon dra ing, "A Stafford; Mrs Carder. peon draw ng, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Carder. ?Wells), Mr Oernpbell. Collection of pen and ink sketchee, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs Car- der. Painting nn pottery, Mrs Carder, Mrs Campbell. . Painting on silk, Justin or plefeh, Mies Symington; Mrs Carder. Painting on glase in oil, Mies Symington, Mrs Camp - 1P.„11. rLANTs ANlls FLOWERS.—Collection of feliage, pr Carder. Geraniums in bliione;Dr Carder. . Fechias bloom, W Carter, Urging basket,1Dr Carder. Best display of lents in owen, Carter, Dr Carder', UT no ennoLT ble bouquet, F Met - A Eldef. flan bouquet Dr Carder 2nd GIrwin, Any variety of legherns, W Wallace, J H Fisher. Houdans, ist and 2nd W Carder. Any variety of brahmas, let and 2nd J II Fisher. Black Spanish, Iet and 2nd G Irwin. Minereas, 1st and 2nd Mrs J }Lowrie. Hatriburgs, J 11 Fisher, W Carter. Langshans, J H Fisher, W Taylor, Dorkings, G Irwin, J 11 Fisher. Wpm- dottes,lst and 2nd J H Fisher, Andalusians, Newton Davis G Irwin. Black breasted red gamer, lst'and 2nd 3 II Fisher. Buff cochins, 1st and 2-nd G Irwin. Partridge cochine, lat and 2nd G- Irwin, Bantatns, G Irwin, J H Fisher. Poland, 1st and 2nd W Carter. Red caps, let and 2nd W Wal- lace. Plymouth rock, Newton Davis, H Fisher. Collection of pigeons, Newton Deeds. Collection of fowl, W Carter, J. Barr. Guinea fowl, G Irwin, H Fisher.' , cal r etcalf. !Dahlias, W Cuming. i • 'PECIAL PRIES.—Lady driver, single rig, 'W'Dale, Miius Hemi ton. Best merchant's diSplay, C areiltem To harness horse to 1I single rig an drive round ring, W Dale, L TaSker. ' i I , .., I. , ' SoliooL CIfiLmtEN' ' ;COMPETITION.- yy rit- leg by children unde 13, Joseph Bell ; by children under 10 ye es, Myrtle Ross, Dot- tie Cowan, Penmen. -e-Bronz turkeys, W Walleee, D Showers. Any ot 43r kind of turkeyse D J Lensing, 0- Irwin. Large breed of pen, 1 et and 2nd Q Irwia Small breed of geese R :13 Laidlaw. ' Rou n ducks G Irwin, Vi'r Wallace. Any Othe kind of'ducks 1st and ,..4............ 1 1 Becausel pf , n rvousness, dyspepsia, heart trouble et , Lots of people just vigorousl frieocis have to sit Ond lo kaovne wahl 11 1 ethtell e-ei rnjhoeyamitielnYti of a strong and r bust body. Dr. Ward's Pills will- bri g ack health, strength, enap, Virti. an , er'ergy to even the weak- est and -weariest f suffering humankind, A BAD S MENT MADE GOOD.; , I have half 'a gr ss of enipty bottles upOn -Arty shelves. Ever thing my neighbors and friends would "tel me to try 1 would o stride:it away to the drug store and re chase. I was in a terrible condition r m dyspepsia ind liver troubles and was getti worse all the time. I was so discourag j •buying one et edic tie and the other and e- cieiving ne benefit that I wait about giving no all bope of eve getting better, when .piy hpaband brought fre home a box of ' D. ta Ward's Blood and erre Pills, which he 1814 had n highly econimended to him. : i *was sing them et once, when, to sly groat spurpri I felt better in a vo short Urn. 8n4 itontinuad th m for abou two weeirs MOTO article cured me entirely. I have riot the least sign Of d pepsia or liver troubles now, and have als gained several pounds fin t. . _Signed, ANNIE E. GAUNTLEY,, s King Street, Berlin, 00. Dr. Ward's 131odd and Nerve Pills are Old At 5o cents per lox, s boxee for $2.00, Lat druggists, or mai ed on receipt of price by The Dr. Ward Cod, 71 Victoria St., Toronto. Book of inlet:nation free. LADTES' WORK. -Gents' flannel shirt,Mre. T Hamilton, Mrs E Stewart. Gents' white `shirt, Mrs T Hamilton, Miss Nett. Gente mitteeldise Symington, 3 Kernick. Pillow shams, Mee E Stewart, Hies Nott. Patch quilt in cotton, Mrs T Hamilton, Mies Sy- mington. Patch quilt in , cloth, Mrs. T Hamilton, Miss Nett. SiIk quilt, erazy, Miss Symington, Miss Nett, Crecbet quilt, Mies Symington, Mrs E Stewart. Knitted -quilt, Miss Symington, Mrs E Stewart. Woollen socks or stockings, MrsT Hamilton. Mrs W If McCracken. Braiding on wool, Dr. Carder, Miss Symington. Arasene work, Miss Symington, Mrs 0 CarnpbelL- Embroidery on bolting cloth, W H Me- Craoken, Mrs C Campbell. Embroidery 011 silk or satin, Mrs E Stewart, Miss Nett., Kensington embroidery, Mrs C Catnpbell. Mies- Nett. Roman embroidery, Miss Nett, W H McCraeken. Parlor screen,Miss Notte Sofa cushion Miss Nett, T Bradnock. Fancy panel, 'W H. McCracken, Miss Wise, Piano or table scarf, Miss Nett, Mrs 0 Camp_hell, Drawn work, Miss Symington, - W Hartry. Honiton or point lace, Mies Symington, Mrs Hamilton. Best novelty in fancy work, Dr. Carder Mrs E Stewart. Crochet work in silk, Mrs,C Canipball, Miss Symington, Crochet work in cotton, Mrs Stewart,Miss Symington. Crochet work in wool, W 11 McCracken, Dr. Carder. Bed- room slippers, Mrs Howie, W H blcCraeken Fancy toilet set, Miss Wise, T Bradnock. Footstool, Mrs Stewart, Dr Carder. Ap- plique work, Miss Nett, Mrs Stewart. Feeley pin cushion, Miss Nott,WH McCrac- ken. 1;rancy Handkerchief ease, Mrs Campbell, W H McCracken. Mouldwork, Mee 0' Campbell, Miss Symington. Suit of ladies' underwear, Mrs T Hamilton. Knitted lace in cotton, Mies Nott,Miss Sy- mington. Knitted or crochet fancy woo/ shawl, Miss Nat, Mrs. Campbell. Set crochet table mate, Miss Wise, W Hartry. Set table doylies, W 11 McCracken, Dr. Carder. Battenburg lace,W H McCracken, Mrs Howrie. Fancy glove cases, Miss Sy- mington Mrs C Campbell. Tatting, W Hartry, 'Mrs Campbell. Fancy netting, W Hartryeldire Howrie. Queen Ann darn- ing, Miss Symington, Mrs C Campbell. Gentleman's collar and cuff ease, Mrs ffow- rie, Dr Carder. Fancy afgan MTS. CCainp- bell, W H McCracken. I, Tabl'e centre piece, Mrs T Hamilton, W H McCracken, 'fable cover, embroidered, Miss Nott, Miss Wise. Tray cloth, MiES Nott, Mrs Campbell, Tee/ coney, Mrs. Stewart, Dr. Carder. Picture throw, Mi88 Tena Cooper, Min Symington. Berlin wool work,Dr Carder, W liMeCrackete Berlin wool work, raised, Dr. Carder, Mrs Howrie. Lamp screen, Dr. Carder, Miss Symington. Laundry bag, Miss Nett, Miss Wise. Shopping bag, Dn Carder, Miss Nett. Etching on any material, Dr. Carder, Mies Nett. Knotted bed spread, -W Hartry, Miss Wise. Mantel drape, Mrs, Campbell, WH McCracken. Collection ladies' work, Miss Nott, W 11 McCracken, Mrs Campbell. JUDGES, Heavy horses J Avery, 3 F Bell. Light horses, John Knox, F MeDonagh. Cattle, S Brown, Seatorth ; I Fisher, Benmiller. -Pigs J C Trick, Edward Bell. Poultry, G C dVillson. Sheep, W Coultes, W Implements, Peter Scott, W Dore. Grain, L Eidt, Auburn ; Ireland, Blyth. Roots, A W Sloan, Slyth ; Robert Medd. Dairy, Mrs T McFs,desen, Grey ; Mrs J' Kelly, Blyth ; D E Munro, Auburn. Fruit, and flowers, E Eleuston, Exeter. Manu- factures, R Mtrrison Hullett ; Mrs C Rob- ertson. Fine arts, kiss Graham, Clinton, Ladies' Work, Mrs Shorts, Mks Ross, Au- burn. TO CURE A COLD IN ON E DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All Drtig- gists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. 1581-36 -Mr. James Weir, of Toronto, formerly an old resident of Stratford, died at his home, in the former city, after a long illness, - He was 73 years of age, and much respected - in Stratford. He leaves a widow and five children. HIS -NARROW ESCAPE. Mr. John N. Babcock's Experience' with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Sherbet Lake Onte,Oct. 10, -No resident, of this place is getter known to the thous- ands of tourists and eportsmett who visit us, annually, than is Mr. John N. Babcock. Mr. Babcock has had many thrilling ex- periences, but the narrowest eacape he ever had her tells of in these words " After twenty Years of pain, caused by Gravel and other Kidney Complaints, I am pleamed to be able to state that 1 have been - completely (lured hy Dodd's Kidney Pills, During these years have spent hundreds of dollars for doctors and remedies, but only Dodd's Kidney Pills helped me." --On the evening before Zurich fair Borne faikers on their way th9re visited Hernial and amused themselves iand made a clean steal from some of the bdeiness men. They operated in this wise, first two ef them would make a small purchase after whicle they would offer to exchange entailer bill* tor a ten. If their offer was accepted they would count out a five and four ones and while the ten was being got out of the till a one would be picked up and when the mete chant would hand them the ten and take -the bills off the counter he would defied a shortage, hut the men would point out to - him that he saw that the money was sat right when laid down and they saw WM pick the one up himself. .As it was a ease. of two against one the bewildered merchant - would give it up for a hadjob, or 11 t color stop I out all t Thin b and 61 it A moves preven Hair -*end y g rift Itta Ton Vigor. s‘ th :4-7 be! Or. .I., Our direct time as Canadli Via 1 British 411 1 Our rates a to °nit every IBT OARS fer for turther Inf GrA3:14 'Trains leave lollOws : CTOrso Wasr— Poisoner... . Passenger-. . Mixed Treln... Mixed Train ,.... Onnin liar- , Passenger.... Paseenger.. . Mixed Tula, -_,_ Wraanseiso. ,Gersi Ill- rizela.-.; e.,...:..,..., itiw han2.....:: ,.. .'°°;1:017.7.." 1 - Britilleattenghenvilsiltni.! LOIld04 13 0M01133:1ePPell:u71.11::'. - - . kle.fauenteeplideoinrb of d- - -: -Centralia,—; Exeter......., 13:PelYiTthh„.tinti:m..-71, • Drieefieiti.- WEeligngrhmave...!., '14Br:ruliYtriceliet16:1.'172-1:5;::: Exeter- ... Oestsall;,-,. Loudon, •fist7i The 'CEA leads i pupils. 134 of our positions in th an average Of do yen think o it Pays College re. Tueedey, Sep Write for ea D. M THE USI ZSTA Owing to dude(' to sP1 Greatly _Organs at ianos at tor See us bef