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et and 2nd
1st and
I t and
2nd lira
Fisher, W
W Taylor,
r.'Wyare
alusiaes,
breasted
rher. Buff
Partridge
lanterns, G.
and 2nd
W Wal -
Davie, J H
e Newton
Carter, J
LT Fisher.
elairt,Mrs.
sits' white
Gents'
ek. Pillow
est. Patch
, Miss Sy.
h, Mee. 1'
nit, crazy,
-ochet quilt,
t_ Knitted
Stewart.
•THe.milton
ug on wool,
i. Aresene
Campbell..
H Mc-
oroidery on
Miss Nott.
Campbell.
, Misa Nott,
a,Misa Nott.
Bradnock.
Miss Wie.e.
t.t, Mrs 0
Symington,
-., lace, Misa
3eat novelty
E Stewart.
npbell, Mi
estton, Meer
net work in
seder. Bed-
McCrackeris
BracInock.
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rs Stewerts
V 11 bf dimes
.se, Mrs
Mould work,
ngtonees Suit
Hamilton.
ett,Miss •Sys
fancy -woo/
n Oen. ;Set
. W Hartry.
`racken, Dr,
McCracken,
a, Mies Sy -
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acy netting,
a An dern-
[; Campbell.
e Moe Hew -
are. C Catup-
centre piece,
3k611.. Table
, Wise Wise,
npbeli. Tea
lees Picture
Symington.
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( Mee
;eerier, Miss
,s Nett, Miss
!artier, Mises
Dr. Carder,
dW Harry,
, Campbell,
lediee' work,
kira Campbell.
j;e11. Light
agh. Cattle,
Benmiller.
Poultry, 0
W Michie.
.esre. Grain,
lead, Blyth.
ebert Medd.
.rev ; Mrs
urn. Fruit,
et er. M enu-
' C Job
m. Clinton.
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color of youth.
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It o/eanses the scalp;
re-
rnoves all dandruff, aud,
prevents its formation.
We have a book Ot1 the
Hair which we will g,larfle
gend you.
If you do not obtain all the bene-
fits yea expected from the use crf Ut.
Vigor. vrrn.e the doctor about 1
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Trains leave Seatorth and Clinton stations
follows:
,GOING MIST- SNAPOP.211. Creme
Passenger 12.40 P. M. 12,66 P. if
Passenger.... , 10.12 P. M. 10.27 P. M
Mixed Train.... .. 9,20 A. M. 10.15 A. M
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Wingham
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10.28
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7.16
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2.46
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Passenger.
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9.18 5,65
980 6,07
9,44 6 18
960 6.26
9.68 6.33
10.16 6.66
10.83 7.14
10.41 7.28
1056 7,87
11.10 8.00
Paeeenger.
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7.04 3.45
7.16 4.90
• 4.10
747 430
8.08 4,!O
8.17 4.9
8.24 4.4
8.38 546
8.50 5.25
9.60 J. A. 620
The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONTARIO,
Still leads Ws c.onternporaries in placine
pupils.
134 of our pupils were plaCed in choice
positions in the 10 months ending July 1st,
an average of nearly 4 per week, What
,do you think of it ?
It Pays to Attend the 'Best.
•College re -opens for the fall term on
Tuesday, September 6th.
Write for catalogue of either department
to • . . . .
D. IdeLACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Ont.
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
EMPORIUM.
EaTABLISHED, 1873.
Owing to times, we have con-
cluded to goll kianos and Organs at
,Greatly Prices.
Organs at 15 i'Ierywards, and
I Pianos at curie.; «I11i .ries.
f See us before purleoasing.
SCOTT EE OS.
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The Bayfield Show'.
The fotIowhg is the hat of prize winners
at the Bayfleld show, held on Thursday and
Fsiday of last weak:
Ho ne.-Heavy. Draughtt-Brood mare
1
with fo , foallnot Judged with mare, Levi
Trick. Foal, ' Levi Trick. Two year old
gelding or filly, Jae Campbell let and 2nd.
One year old gelding or filly, John Salkeld.
Span of working horses J Salkeld.
GeneralPurpoe Horses, -One year old
gelding or filly, John Sparrow'Levi Trick.
Span working home, Robert Luker, W E
Elliott. Groom team in harness, It Luker,
J Salkeld. , 1
Roadster Horses,-Breod mare with foal,
foal not judged With mare, R McAllister, A
Batt. ' Foal, A Butt, W Thirsk. Two year
old gelding or fihly, H Davie, W Brandon.
One year old gelding orfilly, E Hagan, D
Lindeay:. ' Span of roadsters, W J Irwin, C
Greb. Single reedeter in buggy, 0 John-
ston, W Thirsk.
Carriage Ho es, -Brood mare with foal,
foal not judged with mare, W Think, D
Prouce. !Foal, D Prone°, 0 McGregor. Two
year old gelding or filly, John Weston, Chas
Williams. One year, old gelding or filly, B
A Higgins. Span of hortsee, P McDougall.
Single horse, J SwanaElBoesenberry. Sad-
dle horse, H Davi, Jas Sproat. Lady driv-
er, Miss McGregor, Miler Elliott, Mimi
Irwin,
CA'I'TLE.-G ade,-Miloh co, Jas John-
ston, D McNaughon. Two year old heifer,
Jas Johnston, W H Woods. One year, old
heifer, Wm Elliott, W LT Johneten. Fat
cow, hei er or Steer, W H ,Woode lst and
2nd. Heifer calf, Elcoat Brothers, %V H
Woods. i Three year old neer, W H Woods
1st and 2nd. Two year old steer, W II
Woods, D McNaughton. ' One year old
steer, I) McNaughton, W EL Woods. Ball
calf, Elcoat Beothers let and 2nd. Heifer
calf, Elcoat Brothers. Special, best calf,
Geo Bates: let and 2nd.
-SHEEP, Leicester, -Rani, two shears and
over, W Glenn let and 2nd. Shearling ram,
Elcoat Br there. Ram lamb, R McAllister,
Biwa Brothers. Pair ewes, having raised
lambs in 1898, two shears a,nd over, W
Glenn, Salkeld Brothers. Pair sheerling
ewes, W 'Glenn, Salkeld Brothers. Fat
sheep, any breed, Cooper & Son, A Dunkin.
Shropseiredowne,-Aged ram, two shears
Shearltng ram, Jai McFrerlene 1st and nd.
and over, Jas McFarlane, Jas Cooper & Son.
Ram lamb, Jas. McFarlane, A Dunkin. Pair
ewes, having raised lambs in 1898, two
shears and over, tiu,mer,, McFarlane 1st and
2ad. Pair s earling ewes, Jas McFarlane,
Tay Cooper & Son. Pair ewe lambs, Cooper
& Son let and 2nd. , -
, Prose -Berkshire, - W McAllister took
lst and 2ad for aged boar, young boar, and
young sow, and 2nd for brood sow ; R Pen -
hale got lst for brood sow, '
Cheater White, -Aged boar, R Turner,
Jas Gemmill. Brood s w, having littered
in 1898, Jae Gemmill, 306` Foster. Young
boar, James Gemmill 1t and 2nd. Young
sow, Jae Gemmill, Jos roster.
Red Pigs, -Aged boar, Fisher Brothers,
Jos Rau. Sow, having littered in 1898, .Jus
Johnston, Fisher Brothers. Young boar,
Fisher Brothers. Young sow, Fisher Broth-
ers, W J Johnston. .
Pommes-Ducks' R Perahale, Thomas
Wallace. Geese RPenhale, W' J Irwin.
Dorkings, ' J Geese,
E Monroe, Brahmas,
E Monroe let and 2nd. Black Spanish, INV
j Irwin lst and 2nd. Plymouth rooks, E
Monroe, A Duncan. Brown leghorne, Mi C
Campbell, 4 Monroe. White leghorns W
J Howrie,
1', Monroe. Hamburgs, I Lior-
roe lst and 2nd. Bantams W J Train, E
Monroe. Collection of fowl, W J Irwin, E
Monroe.
4 DAIRY PrienseemeeTub butter, R & T
Snowdon. Salt butter, Wm Stirling, Mrs
Weston. Butter for table use, Wm Stir-
ling, L Houston. Horne mede cheer( e, R &
T Snowdon lst and 2nd. Home madwine,
Geo Wilds, R Wise. Honey in e m , Alex
Smith. 'Honey in jar, Alex Smith, Ps & T
Snowdon. Home made bread, Prouse,
Mrs J Lippert. Bakers' bread, John tBig-
gart.
GRAIN ANT? 'SEEDS. -White wint r wheat,
John Selkeld, Samuel Furse. 1. c1 winter
wheat, S Ferree, Thomas Wallis Spring
wheat, Geo Wilds, J Salkeld. T.Birge white
peas, J Salkeld, S Furse. Small peas, Sam
Furse, J Salkeld, Six rowed barley, John
Salkeld, S Faroe. !-T o rowed barley. John
Salkeld, Geo Wilds.; White oats, j Salkeld,
G Wilds. Black oat:, Thee Wallis, John
Salkeld. Timothy Se d, J Salkeld, el Furze.
Corn, J Salkeld, Geo ilds. . ,
FRUIT. -Collection of grapes, Geo Wilds,
Fall apples, Wrn Elli tt,. William Stirling.
Winter apples, D M • 0,411411, Wm Elliott.
Collection e ' apples, (4WON, Win Elliott.
Pears, I) Mc aught° , G Wilds. Collection
of pears, G Wilds, 1 Brciwnett. Peaches,
G Wilds, Wrn Stirlin . Grapes, G Wilds,
Jae Campbell. - Ora. apples, R & T. Snow-
don, Wm. Elliott. Plums or prunes, G
*li(1s, S Furse. 13 Idwine, Win Elliott,
Wm Cook. Norther' vies, Geo Rau, Sam
FtiVEr8eG.ETABL s. -Ear y potatoes, D Prouce,
G Wilds. L te pota oes, James Young, I)
Prouce. Me golds, long red, 11 Turner, R
& T Snowdo . Mangoleitt, yellow globe, J
Salkeld, 1) P ouce. Betts, Wm Cook, R &
T Snowdon, Cabbage, J Salkeld, William
. Brandon. C rrots for table use, 1) Prouce,
R & T Snow on. Parsnips, Wm Stirling.
Pumpkins, illiam Parsons, John Salkeld.
Squashee, J. owrie, Samuel Furse. Potato
onions, large English, R & T Snowdon, M
Weslicic. P tato onions, Canadian; I)
Prouce, Mrs Weston. Onions grown from
from Dutch $tts,;J Salkeld,R Turner. Field
turnips, Thos Stinson, G Wilds. Field car-
rots, I) Pr ouc , Thos Ca-meron. White eel -
'rarer, R & T S • owdon, Wm Stirling. Win-
ter radishes, G Wilds. Citrons, D Gal-
braith, T S inson. Musk. melons, W H
Woods, R IN cIlvene. Watermelons'Wm
Elliott. Lar e beans, Sam Furse. Small
beans, S Furs ' Mrs Weston. Large toma-
toes, `R & T Snowdon,' D Prouce. Small
tomatoes, G N ilds, D Galbraith. '1'
LADIES' Wb sa..-PilloW shams, Miss Nett,
Mrs 0 ('ampb 11. Crazy. work, Miss Nott,
Mrs 0 Campb(11. Crochet table mats, H
Wise, Mrs C Iampbell. Toilet Mats, Miss
,Nott, M G Ga braith. Table centre piece,
. Mrs D McIn yre lst and 2nd. Mantle
' draper, Mrs C Ctsmpbell, Miss Nott. Sofa
.pillow, Mrs 1) NIcIntyre let and 2nd. Ma-
crame work, Mrs C -Campbell, M !RR Par-
sons. Croche work i ewe° 1,Mrs C Camp.
bell, Miss Not . Crochet work in cottoe,
LVIrs C Campoel ., Hannah Wise Embroid-
ery on silk, a t n or velvet, 112re D McIn-
tyre, Miss N tt. Embroidery on bottling
cloth, Mrs Campbell, Mies Nott. Fan y
whisk holder, Miss Nott, Mrs 8 Houston.
Fancy pin errs ion, H Wise, Mrs C Camp.
bell. Knitting in wor ted, Miss Nott, Mrs
( Campbell. oniton or point lace, Mrs 1)
McIntyre, MrsI C Ca pbell.eeeTatting, Mee
C Campbell, M s. T ilds. Arrasene work,
Mrs I) McInty e, Mrs J Campbell. Chenille
work on felt or -plush, Miss Nott, Mrs C
Campbell. l'ru cosy, Miiss Nott, II Wise.
Tray cloth, Mrs J Howrie, Mies Nott.
tErnbroidered table cov r, Mrs 1) McIntyre, '
IMrs 0 Campbell. N tted doylies, *re J
Howrie, Mrs I) MoInt re. Etching on clet-
i
ton or silk, Miss Nott, Mrs C Cempbell.
(.ents' linen shirt, \Vn Stirling, Mrs I) Mc-
Intyre. Gents' fanc, flannel shirt.„ Miss
Nott. Ladies' iindercl thing, machine make,
Wm Stirling, Miss No t. Plain hand sew-
ing, Mrs Win Stirlir re Mrs C Ca4pbe11.
Kitchen apron, 11 N% ere Mrs J Howrie.
Crochet or knit slippei u. ‘ It'SJ Howrie, Mies
Parsons. Laundry bag, li Wise, Miss Nett.
i
Handkerchief achet, H Wee, Mrs C Camp-
bell. Drawn work, Mrs 1.) McIntyie lst
and 2nd. Patched quilt in cotton, Mrs C
Campbell, H Wise. Patched quilt in cloth,
Miss Nott, -Miss Parsons. Knitted quilt,
Miss Nat, Crochet quilt, Mrs J Howrie, .
Mrs It Penhale. Button holes, Mrs C Camp-
bell, Mrs D McIntyre. Collection ladies'
work, biro C Campbell, Mrs D McIntyre.
•
R4ised •
Fi,om. a Beat of
Sickness • • •
Seucoe, Jan. e8th, 2897.
Messrs. Edminson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
•
Gentlemen -For over five inonths I was
confined to my bed, not being -able to move.
The best medical skill was called in, all treat-
ing inc for catarrh of the stomach, but to no
avast. I could not eat the most sirnplefood with-
out be ng in dreadful misery, and found no relief
until sa e was vomited up. After spending a
large Sum in medical advice, I was advised to
tiy a box of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure. 1 pur-
chased a box from J. Austin and Company,
Simcoe, and to my surprise found great relief.
Not being atiVe to eat I tried a box of Dr. Chase's
Kidney -Liver Pins; the pains left me the third
day. My appetite has be4tn fully restored. I eon-
si er myself perfectly cued, and feel as well as
when a young woman, 'though I am 65 years
old at present. I was alnjost a shadow, now I am
as fleshy as before my sicrcness. Have used only
three boxes of Dr. Ch e's Kidney -Liver Pills',
arid two boxes of Dr. Ciases Catarrh Cure. I
can do my house work a usual. I am positive
that my marvellous cure (which I think it is) is due
purely to Dr. Chase's emedie.s, which I have
used. I can honestly r commend the same to
any pertons suffering fr m symptoms similar to
mine. Wishing you eve y success,
• Yours trill
MRS.
NN CHURCHILL, Sr.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS. -Large houqurt
of flowers, Mrs T Wallis, Miss Parson,.
Mrs Wm Stirling took 6.st for small bouquet
of flowers, collection of house plants, oah-
lies, and anotes; Mrs Houston got 2nd
for arnall bouquet of fl
ART WORK, -Mrs 0
for pencil drawing, cra
coler painting, oil p
painting, lustre painti
silk, satin or velvet;
for pencil'drawin , M
for painting on silk, satin or velvet, and
Miss A Galbraith let f r map of the county
of Huron, drawn by chldren under 14 year
of age.
MANUFACTURES. -Gellts' suit of cothes,
Mrs W Stirling. Home made flannel, white,
II Wise, Miss Nott. Colored flannelehom
made, H Wise, Miss Nott. Woollep blan4
ets, home made, H Wise Miss Nott. Rag
Imat, Mies Nott, Mrs Weston. Yarn mat,
H Wise, D Pronce. Woollen yarn, Mrb
W Stirling, Miss Nott. Stocking. yarn,
Mrs Wm Stirling, Miss Nott.
JUDOES
Horses, -John MeNevin, Kippen '• John
Dunn, Blake; J MCLaughlin, Clinton.
Cattle. -James Connelly, Porter's Hill;
James Hearne Clinton; lease Everett,
V
were.
Campbell took let
wateron drawing, water
kensington
g, and painting, on-
iss Parsons took 2nd
a D McIntyre 2nd
arna.
Sheep and Pigs, -George Stanbury, Clin-
ton; Walter Madge, Bayfield; Steyr) An-
drews, Goderich.
, Poultry, -A M Todd, Goderich S A
Moffatt, Varna; William Graham, 8tan1ey.
Dairy Produce and Manufactures, Wm
Scott, Brucefield ; Thomas &Almon, urioh.
Grain, --John Williams, Zurich • James
Thomson, Bayfleld.
Fruit. -Albert Anderson, Chilton Robt
Wheelie, Bayfield.
Vegetables, -Mr Routledge, Olintion ; T
Hamilton, Bayfieid.
Ladies' Work, -Susie Wallace, Goderich ;
Bella Robinson, Varna; Miss Dunn'Blake.
Flowers and Peenting,-Mrs (Drs y Stan -
butt, Bayfield.
The officers and- directors of the aociety
will meet at the Queen's hotel, Mrs. James
Pollock', len Tuesday, 1811 of Oetober, at 2
o'clock p. eie, to pay out prize° and settle
.up the affairs of the show.
•
Kidney -Bladder Trouble ,
There Is no more serious menace to frood h alth in
the present age than kidney disorders, rand it' an ap-
palling fact, but a true o e, that four•fifths of the
country's people have the taint of I this insidi us dire
ease with them. Dr. Oh e'e Kidney-LiVer PI le cure
ell Kidney disease
Something ust s Goo1.
HOW A BILIOUS MAN CAVE U HIS TW CUPS
AST CO TEE. '
s advi ed som tin -e
eq. • is doctor told
his 1 ver torpi , and
s best to rend r life
and al the rest f the
n't gi e up, h' , two
• He couldn't rnake
ecitil. take th place
nd M eha mixe that
in a mild way
satisfied' with
en coffee: He
OF BREAK
An east end man w
ago not to drink co
him it helped to mak
his liver was doing i
miserable for himself
But, no, he coul
cups at breakfast tim
the sacrifice. Nothi
of the delicious Java
he had learned to loy
• One day his wife ggeste
th t he might be just as wel
on 'of the brands of iniitat
al . ost frothed at the, mouth.
" That infernal staff 1" he Icried. "Not
m ch. The very first gulp •euld settle me.
I'd like to eee anybody try O fool me with
a c unterfeit of that sort." 1
e didn't notice that hi wife quietly
sm led. ,11.1t,, ,strange to say from that, time
on he gr e better. His ilious tendency
wa greatlessened. He f It like a new
ma..
ne day ie met the doctor.
Hello, doe!" he cried, "I'm getting
be ter in spite of you."
":Given up coffee, have you ?" queried
the stnilieg dector.
Givee up coffee? Not uch. Coffee's
all right."
A fw weeks later he met he man from
who he order his groceriete
ello?" quoth the groce
"How well
you are leoking ?"
said the conva (went, "I'm
feeling a greet deal better."
.4, By the way," said the rocer, "you
seem to like that substitute I ve been send-
ing yon." ,
" What substitute ?"
"Shy, that pubstitute for coffee." And
he nakned one cl the numerou imitations of
the fragrant herry.
Never had a cup of it in the house,"
said the bilious man emphatic lly.
"That's fundy„" seed the grocer. " I
haven't hold your folks a pou d of genuine
coffe.e. in the last three months"
The bilione man didn't say nything fur-
ther' but his thoughts! wer busy. The
nextMorning be looked et 'hi cup a little
suspiciously, but he drank it witheut a
tremor. Perhaps he fancied he detected
the difference • !perhaps not. nyways his
wife still fondly imagines he • oesn't know
of the deception. -Cleveland Plain Dealer,
•
INSTANT RELIEF guaranteed by using MIL -
BURN'S STERLING HEADACHE OWDERS. No
depressing after-edeot. • '
• 4114
AN AFFLICTED M
THE&
Nursing Her Dying hild • Her
Health Gave -c17ty.
Anaemia, Follewed by Neeralgio Pains
Racked Her System -- Her Friends
Feared Tha She Could Not Recover. -
From the Enter rise, Bridgewater, N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A.Diehl, who live isbout
one and e half Imiles from Bridgewater, are
highly esteeme by a large circle of donde.
Mrs. Diehl has eased through a tr ing ill-
-nese, the particulars of which she r cently
-gave a reporte ' df the Enterprise, as fol-
lows :-" In the 0 ring of 1896 m health
gave way. In a dition to my o dinary
household duties had the eonsta t cafe
day and night of a sick child. In t e hope
of saving my tale one, it did not o cur to
me that over -work, loss of sleep and anxiety
were exhausting my strength. Finally my
child passed sway, and then -I realized my
physical condition. Shortly. after ' I was
THE ,HETI/ItON EXPOSITOR.
i
attacked with neuralglc pains in the should-
er which shifted to y right side after three
weeks and eettic1d there. The pain in my
-.side grew seem ancl after a few days I be-
came unable to 1 rive my bed. In addition
to my bodily tr uble I I3ecame melancholy
and was very in eh, reduced in flesh. My
friends tegarded ' my condition dangerous.
I remained in becl several weeks ; to me it
seemed ages., It is impossible to deseribe
the agonies I su eredl during that time. A
skillful phyeiciai walein constant attendance
upon Me. He e id mino, was the won't case
of anaemia :and gene al neuralgia he had
ever seen. After some weeks he suceeeded
in getting me out of bed and After a few more
weeks 1 was ablt to do some light house-
hold work. But I was only a shadow of my
former self d my appetite was very poor and
that madde ing pain Still clung to my side
and also sprSad to the region of the heart
and lungs, d rtin through and about them
like lances cutt'ng the flesh. Every few
days I had 1.0 api
ly e oton oil and fly bile-
ters to my chest, and had a bad cough. My
friends gave Op, thinking I had consumption.
I, too, really thought my end, was, near,
fearing mostly at he pains about my
heart might take me off any day. During
all my illnese I had never thought of any
medicine other t,han *hat my doctor pre-
scribed. It happened, however, that in
glancing over the En rprtse one day my
eye fell upon the sta meat tof a cure made,
by Dr. Williams' ink Pills. The case re-
sembled mine in ome espects. I read and
re -read the articl i I haunted me for sev-
eral diva notwith tan ing I tried to dismiss
it from my mind. At est I asked the doc-
tor whether , he ou ht these pills would
help me. He loo ed t me a moment and
then remarked, 'we 1, perhaps you lied
better try them. b lieve they do work
wonders in some ase and if they do not
cure you th y wi 1 cc tainly do no harm."
That remark oned t me the door of life,
for had he e id ' no" I should not have
used the pil . hen I had used two boxes
I began tefeel bet r, My appetite improved
and there ' were letli of those paine about the
heart and ohes1.. The cough too was less
severe. I kept on till isix boxes more were
taken and to inakc a long story short, 1 was
myself again, appetite good, spiritebuo ant,
pains gone and I could do my own work
with comfort. , I have been well ever since
and have no doubt that Dr. Williams' jPink
Pills saved my life, and restored me to my
family. I am ever ready to speak. their
praises and in my h art am eve e inv king
God's blessing updn their dicoverer."
Rheumatism, iati a, neuralgia, partial
paralysis, lo?omot.olr ataxia, nervous
headache, nrrou prostration and dis-
eases dependi g on humors in the
blood, sue as serofula, chronic ery-
sipelas, etc. 11 disappear before a fair
treatment , wi h Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
They give la h hy glow to pale and sal-
low complexio nd build and reneW the
entire syste Id by all dealers or sent
post paid at il box'or fibs boxes for 82.50
by addressin
Co., Brookvil
suaded to te,
,
-Mr. Ed.
of Charles ,
and: late of
township f
met his deat
which he w
which penet
tunate man lily
dent.
-Miss Mar
who for s
the most
the Arced
ing last
Roseland,
secured
goods sto
that nlaceL.
1.
ealt
ns
.
01
the
e, 0
e SO
Dr
ta
e s
•
of
ric
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um
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his
thr
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ny
od
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ed
a
vera y
'4:1i do:
er •an
Brit sh
gee Ell
ble On
hamyi
' -Ancin1411I
ty
yond on 1on
the perso of
60th yea4 of
ailing for 80111
flammati n of
her hush n
years ago fr
-On
Way, the y
Bressels, w
way did po
cistern was
he was taki
wearing ap
fortunately
ly fished hi
done.
-The fin
miles fro
Charles Ro e
years. Mr.
spring but
wheat. He
years ago b
Bradford, t
to Manitob
11
Williams' Medicine
io. Do not be per-
batitute.
companied the corpse
Brandon, Manitoba,
township, to that
mt. Mr. Cronyn
ing off the separator
onto a fork handle,
bowels. The unfor.
e days after the acci-
M Lauchlin, of Brussels,
ars past has been one of
nd trusted assistants at
ord
dia
Coli
ua
ing
re pec
BABed
ay
Mr
er ,age
time
the lu
came
Go
left Saturday morn -
Pacific Railway for
mbia, where she has
ion in the large dry
to E. M. Kinnear, of
ted resident of Wihg--
way to the great be -
evening of laat week in
ohn McIlwain, in the
Deceased had been
with an attack of in-
gs. She, along with
o that vicinity many
oh township.
er
esda
nges
runiii
otic t
en and
g an u
arel on
appen
out bef
)00 a
Bru
1, of
ozell
as put
as a
re re
pre
EP
GRATE
orning of last week,
n of Rev. S. J. Allin,
g through a back Mill-
et the trap door of the
he first thing he knew
pected bath with his
His brother, Arthur,
to be near and prompt.
ore much damage was
re Nrin of D. Ferguson
he! has been leased tO
lorris, for a term of
w 11 take possession next
in, a good acerage of fail
ant of this farm a few
ving to Michigan. Mr.
t tenant, may remove
COCOA
COMFORTING'
Dist ng shed everywhere for De-
licaey o
Flavour, Superior Qual-
ity, I a d Nutiritive Properties.
Speciall gra ef 1 and comforting
to the nervous and dyepeptio.
Sold only in I q arter-pound tins,
label ed JAME EPPS & CO.,
Limited Horrneope.thic Chemists,
Lon on, England
BREA
EP
IT'S so pleasant to
but it's dem h t wor
WORM SYI4UP Pee
HAGYA
and sure to ou
the chest, hoar
YELL
cough
DOM,
0111
SUPPER
COCOA
609.26
• •11.
ke that children cry for it
s lief all kind, DR. LOW'S
5o. All dealers.
OIL is prompt to relieve
colds, sore throat,. pain in
risy, eto. Peal 26c, .
SICK HEADACHE,'
teeming, le posit vely
They are eery te take
DR: LOW'S ORM
everv Hato,' safe for t
the chniren lick the s
•
h wever annoyine and dire
ed by LAX A -LIVE R PILLS
never gripe.
re -e.
'FI.UP is death to the worms
hild, and so nice to take
on. Price 26c.
Aij erves.
Many -people say thcy are "all nerves," easily
startied or upset eadlfr warded gni irritated. 34,1.
burn's Heart and Ner e Pills are just the remeoy
such people requ re. Tho; re -tore perfect harmony
of the nerve een res 4n give new L r.0 • force to
shattered nem s eytem4.
Doa
Are the meet
painful back.;
sediment in she
troubles.
•
dney Pills.
fleotf'vel remedy known for weak,
ropee, Diabetes, Bright's Disease,
rine add kidney and bladder
Dr. Fo erg!Extract of Wild
Strajvberry.
Nothing hajrt been found to supersede it fo
Diarrhoea, Dy tory, Cholera, Cramps, Collo an
Summer Comp Don't take a substitute. Insis
s ,i
on getting the g nuina.
„,
-.11, • 110,
n Awful Cold.
Mrs. Win. Dati es, Pine Grove, Ont., says :-" I
recommendW
Dr. ood' Norway Pine Syrup for
Coughs, Colds, oarstn se and Sore Throat. I had
an awful cold an • could bardly epeak. One bottle of
Norway Pine 8y p curd me completely."
He th un Down.
"1 /1118 run d 1
not get anythin to d
Blood Bitters, which
T:08.
.4^
health and weak, and could
e good until I tried Burdook
made rile strong and well."
L WON, Terra Nova, Ont.
t?,
• ,••••,!
AUCTION SALES,
A UCTION SALE OF CATTLE. -Mr. James Ames,
1-1 auctipider, will sell by, public auotlon in the
village of Dublin, at 1 ceoltiek, on Pride October
, lath, 1898, the following valusble property,viz ;-
Twenty-two 2•year old steers, 10 yearling, eers, B
spring calves„ 6 yearling heifers, 0 cow., calved or
about to wave fat Woe 01 sale ; 8 heifers, coming
three years, old, to calve *boat time Of MIs ;
thoroulibred bull ealf 10 Inontils old, with tied, *Tee ;
1 sow w th pigs, i sow in pig. The ate rs are a
select lot, fit for store cattle or geed feedelks. Any
dairyman or farmer wanting good °owe 11011 find
these o ered for sale to be first-ober.hrough-
hied s k. -Two thoroughbred cows from mported
Defien , 1 throughbred two year old bolter, all In
all ; 1 horcrughbred bred bull corning three year's,
got by D. D. Wilson's imported " Rent,on bbln,"
A breed ng mare in foal to Seagram's thoroughbred
•oree. rerwe of sale. -Seven months' or 8 per
coot. d mount for eash. ;JOHN MeOTNEUt,
Propriet r ; !AXES JONES,1, Auctioneer. , 1808-8
i
CGEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARI& STOCK
AND IMPLEMEATS.-janies Jones has re-
ceived i struotions from Mr. Jahn Wieterson to sell
by publl suction on Lot 3, Concession io, township
of MoK top, on Tuesday, 0 tober J8th, 1898, the
followin : Stock, -One brood mare, supposed to be
In foal ; 1 aged mare, 1 horse Itnewly calve cowhree years old, 1 filly,
2 cow* ippoeed to be in calf,
eteers't o years old, 1 two-year-old heifer euppoi62
d
to be la calf,, 1 two-year-old heifer, 4 yearlIngs.13
spring elves!, 10 well bred ewes. Impleinenis-.-
One as :Harris six foot binder, t binder truck,
1 Malho H&rrle mowers\ 1 sheep rake, 1 miltivator, 1
wag) , ear e new ; 1 pair tracks, 1 pair bobsleighs,
1 cutter, 1 apen buggy, 1 top baggy, nearly new; 1
set hirr • we, 1 plow, 1 fan m111,1 cutting box, I
Massey- arrle pulper, nearly new ; 1 grinding stone,
1 hay ra k, forks, rakes, shovels, halt an acre of
roots, an other articles too numerous to e Mon.
Sale at 1 o'clock. Terms, -All su 8 of 86 and under,
cash ; in er that amount 12 merit s' credil wlll be
given on furnishing approved joint otes. A diacount
of 6 per nt. off for cash on credit aunounts. No re.
serve as he farm is rented, ' JOLIN WIETERSON,
Proprie r ; JAMES JONES, Auctioneer for Perth
and Hur n, )-608x1
SHIN LES AND LUMB ER FOR SALE
The u dersIgned has for sale, cheap, enti and
mend clam PINS AND CEDAR $111NOI.W, it* IV 146
f He ce LUMBII
N, all kinds, Shingles an lumber
an be seen at Kippen station. A ear load of Pine
nd Hem ock Planks,
Scantlings, eto., jwit received.
rders can be left atthe station, or with ,
1588.6f JAMES filOPER,
London Road.
(Assess:emir melee).
1
irifo+ you Wtsh ..
As a Man 1
Emphatically, NO yon say. - But don't
you know that the unprotected idow
and orphans are the s I ore of Fat -the
driftwood of humanity What can theyl
do when you are not there to help them?
The question demands an answer. The
answer is starvation or degradation.
The remedy is Insurance. • Add to In-
surance brotherly consideration, care
and attention, aid and help, and you have
The Canadian Order
1, of Foresters.
They offer Insurance atiast enough n.bove
cost to insure absolute Safety.
HERE ARE THE RATES:
Between the On On
Oa
Ages of $5oo. $1,000. $t,soo. 2,000.
Ora
18 to 25.... 350. .... 60c. ... e0c.
55 " 30., 400.....65c. ... ,..4 1.30
30 " 35.- 4$c. .... eoc. ....$r,oe ,„,1 1.40
35 " 40.... 500. .... 85c. J... teeS 1.70
2.00
40 " 45, • • • 65C• • • • Sr•00 • • • 1.50
Irull information sent on appli tion 4R,ELtiorr,
!zi. C. R4 Ingersoll, Ont.; , meg, H. S., •
Brantford, Ont.; or Eitrokr Gaiertriro, Supt. of;
Organi tion, Brantford, 0 t.
'11' 11 RE AR
GO D MIN S
RIGHT AT ilOIVIE
For people who ha6 learned thaethe
rbad to wealth is IGHT BUYING.,
We kn jw people who ha.
ot as good as we
they were people
dent they had too.
• the same course in
• ire no wonder th
lieadway in savin
rainy day. And
or rainy days we
ssortment of
1
- We ha
paid $2 for shdes
sell for $1.51:), and
ho needcd ;every
If hey followed
heir other Iluying
7
failed tolmeke
up eomething for
that reminds us.
have a matchless
Long Bots and liable Staples,1 •
ed we can slave eu mbney on theftn
a increased our iitaff f worirmen,
nd will be in a etter position th n
ver to do CU TOM' WORK and
EPAIRING on the shiortest notice.
ardson
HITNEY'S
SEAFOR
BLOCK
H.
The McKillop Mutuil F'
nsurance ny.
4 AND ISOLATED TO
WI(
ONLY INSUREDr
OPPIONRI.
,Geo. Mk President, Matlock P. 0.;5. B.
McLean, Kippen P. 0.; w J. d annon, Sealy -Tres,.
Seaforth I% 0. ; Thomas E. Bays, Inspector' of
Looses, 8 aforth P. 0.
DTRNO1'ON.111
W G. wattle*, Seaforth ; Jphn G. Grieve, 4in-
trrop ; George Dale, &alert ; Thomas .4. Hap,
Seaforth ; JAmes Evans, neechaood • Thos. Ciarbiatt,
Clinton •, Thomas Fraser, Brueetlehir ; John .
Ieni, lit pen. 1
asnall
Robt. mith, Harlook Rel)t. McMillen, Sea h ;
Jae e 0 minim*, Egmendville ; J. W. Yeo, H I es -
v le P. c; John Govenlock a Jhhn C. Ito n,
a clItors
Parties desirous to effect Insurareme or
r t other business will be promrly attended
Omit to any of the above MOMS, ad
sir re; va neat animas.
FAR
A.
annfa
CODER OH
m Boiler • Wor8.
(ESTABLISHED 1880.)
CHRYST AL
snocteasor to dikyried Jr Black,
turers, of all kinds of RAU° airy
Marine, Upright & Tubular
BOILER
alt Pa ari,mo ke Stacks, Sheet Iron W rka,
• eto., eto.
pao dealers e Upright and 110r1sosis $IId. Yalv.
penes. Automatic Cate00112ee . All
on of pipe and pipe -fitting elan
ttutatea turniehed on 11110111 011.
Winks -Opposite G. T. 1. 0#" Ooduicit,
Ai WORD
OUT BOOKS.
Now that the winter approaches, when
a great many people will have lemure to
read, it will be interesting for those so in-
clined to know of the wonderful reduction
in the cost of manufacturing hooks. The
introduction a machinery has revolutionized
many branches of manufacture, but in none
is ft more strikingly illustrated :than in that
of books. This drop came so suddenly that
it afforded the large departmental stores a
fine opportunity to advertise and do a large
trade at what appeared to be unprofitable
figures, but when we compare them with the
prices now prevailing at Lumsden & Wil-
son's for similar hooks, we must conclude
that they were not losing very much. Just
take a look, during the nexb few days, at
the hooks in Len -laden & Wilson's window,
and notice the large assortment of respect-
able looking becks by the beet anthem sell-
ing at 15e, apparently worth 500 to 75e each.
Call in and examine them, cloth bound,
good print,. how could you invest a dollar
with a better prospect of a handsome return
than in these books? You can geb a hook
thee has made the writer immortal for 15c.
Lt. SDEN sez WILSON,
OKt - -
,
SpOTT'S BL
sm...0TR,TJEEE,
beryt i ing Ready for Business.
MAIN STREET
• T e Hoffman Stock of
General - Dry - Goods
o koe Cleared in 30 Days.
Moi.e particulars later on. re how the business ;will be
conducted under the new flrm name. The Hoffman stock
mist beick;ared with a bound.
E. la. SMITIEL
ANDRWS, Manager.
1 n0111
a i up -t
e•
te his s
tiedi on,
he:itn
4b,,eaoi
IYov
True to Nature and beautiful in effect
are Prot Dorenwend's Hair Goods.
He will be in SEAFORTH, at the
Commercial. Hotel, on Wednesday,
October 19th, with all Rinds of\ La-
diQs' and. Gent's hair goods 4tyles in
Wigs, Toupees, - Bangs, Switches -
Wavy, curly and straight, in all
nd shades. Everything 1new
-date. His fall styles this
eel 01 previous •efforts. Ooine
ow rooms and see. Styles
and advice as to what is 'most
and how to retain beautiful
a free of charge. Be early to
60. 1VENd
'VIM' EV417,
rcrowding. THE DORENWEND co., Limited, Toronto.
Cut hair ta,k en in exchange, or cash paid for it Vi7bite and gray shades
rticularly Remember, atthe Commercial Hotel, on VedneSday,
9th.
N t!ce to Orditors.
The c editors of GeorgelWatt, the younger, late of
4he to nship of Hullo* in the county of Huron,
rmer,I.deceastd, who died on the 16thday of Feb.
ruery, 1898, re required on or before the let day of
November, 1S9, to send to the undersigned Solicitor
ior the Exec tors -of the will of the said George Watt,
he younger, fall 'particulars of their claims And of
he seemitiea (if any) hem. by them, duly yerifled by
flitiavit. After the said' date the Exectutore will
proceed to distribute the estate of the deeessed
among the parties eutitled thereto, having reference
Only toithe ola ms of whieh they shall have received
notice, and efter such distribution the ExeOutors
will not be Accountable for any part of the estate to
any person of whose claim they shall not have re-
ceived tiotioo. This notice is given purtiant to the
!statute in that behalf. F. IIOLMESTED, Seaforth
1'4 O., Solieltor for the Execu rs Seatortb, October
3rd, 1898. ' 1608-4
HICH GRADE
rarniture
EMPORIUM
Lea,therdale
Laridsborough
SEAFORTH,
Dealers in firStrelass Furniture of all
kinds, in latest designs. Upholstering
neatly done. r We also do picture fram-
ing, and a choice selection of pietures
alwayEnon hand. Curtain poles at all
prices,' i and put up. We ale also
Ago).t8 for t e New William's Sewing
Machine, best in the market for do-
mestic use, no travelling agents, no
iugh prices.
"Crl\TAD
In tbe Un
our geode fro
and guarantee
mentOf our w
it a point to f
qeisfted for
Price. better
[Arterial a
scientific prin
P. S. Nig
attended to
d nco, clireet1
e taidng Department, we buy
the best houses in Ontario,
eatiiifaction in every depart-
rk; We have always made
rnish chairs, and all other re -
fun; rals, FREE OP anAnoz.
hen heretofore.
ca *ty embalming done on
ipl .
t a d Sunday calls will be
t i1r. Landsborough's resi-
inl the rear of the Dorninem
Tie0h0
Lan
BE
dale &
•sborough,
FORTH.
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