The Huron Expositor, 1905-12-01, Page 3We know what all good doe
tors think of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask yo r own doc-
tor and find out. fe will tell
Cherry
Pectoral'
rOU how it quiets, the tickling
oat, heals -the inflamed
_ ngs,' and controls the
hardest of coughs.
,...I'Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is well known in
our family. We think* it is the hest medicine
in the werIel for conchs and golds." .
• KATI& l'amartscsZT, Petaluma, Cal.
see.• ffLO0 oAvEr: co.,
druzglAts• C„,„. Lowell, MAAS.
gzscaimposaassessa=an IAA losismosessruccuss
!lard Coughs
LAR
LL
r's:C4
Pm at bedtime wi
recovery. Ce!ntly iaxativo.
i.rand Trunk Railway
System.
glailway Time table
leave swam &abater
For Matoo, Watch Wingham an
13,41 p. cu. For Clint= and Goderloh '
416 p. ca. For Clintoui W1w4ham and Kinser
dine.
p. m. For Clinton and Goderloh,
For Strattord,Guelph, Toronto,
0.1.111 ,, a, North -ay and points west;
Benerille and Teterboro and point.
seat.
For Btralord Gue , Toronto, Mon
troalandpoln
For Stribrd, Oueph and Toronto.
4
LsarldOn, Huron and Brrtee.
aute Nearfa--. --, Paseengez.
rs, &wt...." 8.15.4.. 4.50 r 14
Centralia. ego .ma CO am -..... 9.18 5.43
ftsier....4.,..- • ,..... ...' 9.30 it
genial OM i laa Oaf ...a.... a....
LITS .01Ans-...***...**sestsessto s.s. 910 6.,11
...Pt a* ssos..also • •e, 0.68 0.19
%datives... Mir ma ag. b. *VS INF a ii 1016 0.85
Isoladesboxo . - - ......" ... - 10.60 0.62
_r_Blvth-.---........*,....... .0. 700
veigrava.......• 1.... a... OM 10.50 7.18
Mush= arrive....- „. 11.00 7.26
e aorta-- Femme/.
•Wingharn, depart.... ..-- 6.40 a.n. &so r
ve.......-.... tit et.... 1,,,,6.,2 144
*ilyth- - ..............•...• ..vu
T..crdeab-oTo..r..tti•!••• b.f. 7.14. 4.04
Ulinton... .........•.•,.....- 7.47 4.26
Zrr.00fteld7• ... =WOO al., sr •11•04 11.05 8.19
. illopeu- e.../1.111•10.11.04•••- ii. 8.15 4.47
..... 8.22 LH
.. ..... 8,86 6.05
Ceatralla: .•.r .....- - 8.40 5.16
Loudon, (iWrive)............. 9.65 a. Br. 6.10
* '
1;43Triemton and Kincardine.
Lae Near.
erceselee - ....
ek ta aalt
Wir.gban2l.• • 11-. N.
gouto 8 MM.
s.
trussels.... • . „/ •
Palmerston
F. Pass. Mixed
7.55 p.m. 12.4.1p.m 6.80 sat
sm. 1.v7 7.40
8.151 1.38. 8.40
9.03 1.50 9.00
gem 1.56 9.10
Pass. nixed. Pass.
6 43tt.m 10,a40.m. 2.40 p.m
6.52 1055 2.49
7.05 14.25 02
7.25 12.50 3.18
8.10 2.00 4.10
Highland 'lie.°
Is Pure Tea 0
Grand Mogul t&l.s are
the products of the high-
lands in Ceylon.
They are t h -real
mountain. dew of tho,brient.
q Nature put into these
Highland.-- teas a high per-
centage of theine (flavor-
„Fitig) and a low percentage
,; of tannin (bitters).
q Grand Mogu'l teas are
a nerve tonic, \a. p re food
and an aid to life.
q Nervous peopl prefer .
them to medicine. ,
q Healthy people regard
them as the beverage of
good health.
q prepared by 'machinery
from plantation to teapot.
6rand Mogpi
Ted
SW only in packages at 25c,.
30c, 40c and 50c Per' pound in
green or mied. Lock for
•die prta3a;.1.1. coupon and premium
Ii st in each package. The cot af
ti• -ow osecoro is not taken out of die
bin is slimly a part of the *dyers,
tisin aprvpriation.
EXPOSITOR.
numbs* of people, welldknown in the to New Castle, where he condOted
knosuor and prominent in all depart- : a blecksmithing- Vestries& Ree he
r talents Of city life, attended the meet- Was Married to Miss Hill, a later
bags At tha
oT MATTERS.
active in
-At la s
Winnipeg
timehave cootinued of the late James Hill, one o the
11 Christian Work since. pioneer machents of Mitchell, Mrs.
le of farm stock,: near Honey died ha 1882. In 1861 *deceased
few days ago a fine , moved to Mitchell arid conducted a,
-What °gall. Jr. Says gray Seam sold for $625 and twO blaeksmith shop on the site. svhere
• Misther 8 itiner, -; WOuld you rthpeerottitael b/rhtigab:v.tert4;:.paroc$03b842 thieght
Years later in the fall of
Advocate office DOW Stnds.
ltoindly give sphace for few con-
, timplaitory:,
dollar av onr
that ye aXe
to be our ne
I heard the n
Willis, Mist
and Misther
as loikely
three wnd
ince for -the
, fronjnat his
it may, as
Camel would
on no other
eternal fitoes
vival av the
ye apply the
clause av
t • a be horses sold was $100. , 1868, the family pioved to a teem on
hich were of grade gnat- • the gravel road, Logan, two antl
fr m $24 to $26 50. I half miles north, where he remain -
W Mans LAughland, Of the : ed until the farm. was sold *a.
ooiiplo
vie diploma from the St.- since made his liome with his son,
di Wet, has received the of years ago. Mr. Samuel Honey has
or d's Pair for the best red Charles A., ou the 5th popeession of
Logan.
-At 9,30 o'clock 'Paetida.y lemming
of last week at the Boman Catho-
lic church, St. Marys, tl3,e nuptials
were celebrated of Miss Minnie
Walsh, daughter of Mr. Patrick
Walsh, of Cherry Grove, •and Mr.
Edward. O'Flaberty, of Stratford,
son of Mr. Patrick O'Flaherty, of
Kelly's Siding. Rev. Father Bren-
nan pronounced the ceremony in` the
presence of a large number of rela-
tive s and friends.
-On Tuesday last while Mrs. G.
Herbertt of Logen, was in the- del -
lar for a few moments, her little
three year old daughter, Annie, and
a younger 'child, had been left in
the kitchen. _Annie stuck a piece of
paper into the stove and got it on
fire. When the mother arrived on
the 'scene the little girl's clothes
had faken fire. She succeeded in
smothering out the flames, but not
before Annie's face had. b.een badly
burned. The youngest ichild was
also slightly burned.
-Death claimed another old pion-
eer of Bt.- Marys on 'Thursday last
when Mr. Francis Clarice, an old
and highly esteemed resident of St.
Marys passed peacefully away, at
the advanced Age of 88 years. The
late, Mr. Clarke, who was a native
came to A erica about forty years
of the icoun4y of Monaghan, Ireland,
ago with his sister and settled in
New] York. Shortly afterwards be
left and casne to St. Marys wheye he •
resided up to the time of his ideath.
-A pretty wedding tookeplace at
Kirkton on Wednesday of last week,
the contracting parties being Miss
Mary McCurdy, daughter of Mr.
Archie McCurdy, and Mr. Nelson
Fletcher, both , of, Kirkton. • The
bride who wore -a beautiful ;creation
of white eilk, entered the drawing
room leaning on the arm of her
father, to the strains of tbe wedding
march played by Miss -Isabel Sawyer.
Miss Jennie McCurdy acted as bridle -
maid and Miss Lillie Kay as flower
girl, the groom being astisted. by
Mr. NOrraa 9, Balfour. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. Veale, of
Kirkton„
marks reg trdin the
town council, sect& The cos,
the question, 'leerOws loll sol
Ylayor ?" Well, Sur, -Mr.
me's eili liiiisther Harry Haitrt°
grand,
er Michael Broderick,
ohn If. Best mintioned . L"i0 1
ndidathes, but if the fife 'wheat, This nsakes the fifth
re give , me pewee World's fair prize.. taken by this
ye svid the Walt name 10mtleman f* wheat raised on his
ther wan. Be this as , fermi, near Hartney, during the teat
twenty years,
e ould fried Tailor i
say, .e we eee argrey I =Mr. A., W. Heath has disposed
of his lialf section farm, in the Gil -
hypothesis than the '
beiti Plains district, for $9,250., Air.
Gil-
av things or the eur-
J. Mel, an, who has been farm -
fittest." Now, Sur, if .,P*
inglnine t northeast ot _-Plum
his p ace f ..r1-e8s1.0,00. The farm con- .
be the same t ken. They're a bunch
rguraint of the:latter
e sintione, begorry, I .
Coulee for he .past 14 years has sold
don't knoev svhich mimber av the
sistS of, 32 acre, -almost all under
prisint -cow* Wud be knocked Out
-cultivation. ' •
-Nr Jo ris McDonald. has sold the
that should 't be bunched at, on -
=cellist ea their great ibiziness clxfOrd ihot S. in Winnipeg, .to Mr.
Methods whie de bete th devil, and .,t
Frank Lin say, or $11:0i000. The
as they dai`!s y in Ireland, "He's a .Oxford is o Netrir Dame tiverine and
1:1
broad road aker and an aisy one was opened for 'business only about
at MeV' Just whoile I'm talkin- a month ago. Xr. Lindsay, ay: pur-
av roads, haVe ye been up John chaser, was' for fourteen yew -5 the
street or the street where Misther proprietor et the old St. Lawrenee
Murdie lives, II mane the gintlernan hotel, where , he made hig meney.
NirttO reeciits1 about the little cat- --s.A. nolselkintl of auction sale was
since they ere graded at twinty held ih y$rinnipeg a few days ago. It
dollars a day 1 ixpinse. I. notice :tile weir a sale cif real estate exclusive -
delivery byes re puttin on the tif- ly for ladies'. There was a; fair at -
flits on the ' oulevardin, be drivin tendance ofathe fair sex. The bid -
their wagginal wid wan wheel en th: ding in 8O1Ile oases was lively, but
granulated Soldwalk, to kape froro the prides realized were hot nearly
losinthemsIves and quagminn up-, to the true value of the proper-
rf
their horses he Great Bog of ,
, -
,I;d isn't a patch on
ty.. After the sale the Utiles ad -
len n Ire;a ' Al-
journed to the banquet hall, where
il
thim fur mud 'Yesterday I noticed a tasty lunch was served.
-A land seekei. named G. F. Mc-
Misther Dill's and liisthet. Young's -
and Miather Gunn's byes stuck wid' Connell,' abOut 25 years of age, who
their wagging down to the hubs, hells frem Colfax, Washington Ter-
toight and faSht t hryin to eithri- ritory, was rieveray injured it Cow -
(late wan another Begorre„ it wais ky, Alberta: He, was bidding a
a lucky day for the 13yes, as they friend, who owas leaving on the reg-
eischaped wid only the loss ava shoe tiler passenger train, good-bye, and
the train ,was in motion before be
from the horse of the eiprisintatioe
in ParIymint. , But he is able to attempted leave it. In some .way
he lost his rooting anorrolled under
the train, one leg and an arm being
terribly crashed. He died the fol-
lowing clay.'
-Williams T. Kerr, one of the pio-
neer settler e of the big plain, died
in iCarberey' one day last -yeeek. The
deceased was. 53 y -ears of age, and
had been in failing health Ifof sev-
eral years. He 'came to that district
in 1883, and, prior to two years ago,
when he nnived to the town, resid-
ed on his farm, tome miles east of
'Carberry, 'He was widely known
' and respected through the district,
and for several years was a mem-
ber of the Nprth Cypress council.
-A very sad accident occurred at
Broomhill, twelve miles north of
Melita, Manitoba, whereby Mr. Ow-
en Kilkenny-, one of the pioneers of
the district,f met almost instant
death. The bld gentlemau was under
a thresher's caboose, placing a prop,
in position Which had fallen clown i
when , a string gust of wind came,
up which upset the structure on
top of himi6rushing him badly. He
leaves two sons and. one daughter,
the oldest on being reeve of the
municipality
r shtand the ixpinse as his indimnity
I was raised a' troifle lasht spring.
Now that , i dimility? puts me in
moind av another clever shtroke av
business av i our town council. Did
ye kuosv that each mimber had tak-
en out a poliey in the Mutual 1 Ad-
miration Soiliety and are throwin
compliments galore at each other
1 and a $50 bun -bun at me ii,vhilom
frind Misther Brodtherick, the chair-
man av -the beard av :Works ostinsi-
bly fur loolein after the gradin av
the streets and mick-kademizin the
road near the' cardin mill. Had me
frind been aither Scotch or Fyinch
I'd a kicked, but bein° aV the good
ould stock, I See no raison why his
overworked colleagues shouldn't put
o,the people's pooket-
out sufficient funds
nation bill, thus push-
nshun at the salary
theie hands In
booki and tak
to meet the d
in on the ext
grab ' to the gteat commonwealth ,ay
Sayfouith. jist as a bit av ,a
pointer to the 'coupon for their nixt
raeetin let me isuOkist that they des-
ignate thimeilves "The Cabinet
pounCil," and !vote thetasilves loife
penshfb
uns for e rist of their nat-
ural idays.- 4 wink is as .good as a,
nod to a blind. horse. But if they I
do Os I soggiste begorra., it evillo
• create a 'Evil. av /a row wid me
frind e Misther Micklane, Misther
Jame ir Bettie, Misther Hohnsted
and ,Mishter eylon, who were as ,
everybedy Ike_ ws, chairmin av the
qv works fur man'y!
tasked fur or receiv-
heir work -en it was i
. As me mild' frind,
Ler, would express it,
to sit at the council
the; peoples' m.oney
micas as salarY; and.
idint to establish in
nity. Let it • Shtand,
calla times. Let the
position be suf i role at
are, publish this,[
41 sed to write another
i.
neeker's , Cornet,.
'wild a hammer,
tillt00A,N, JR.
same boa.td.
•years and nive
ed exit fu
well done /o
Jahn, the bow
Its not, raga.1
boord and vat
into yer ?dwei
- a smell cemin
„i its a' bad . pre
as all the good
honer av the
emolumint."
might be injo
epistile from
'Yours
Peafness Jannot be Cured
by )10ca1 appli ations, • as Abey can-
na rieacb. the _ iseased poxtion of tthe
ear. 'T,he,re is 1ony one way to rare
deafnese, end; tat is by constitution-
• al. xernedies. leainess i,s caused by
an finnan:10d •condition of Me xnacous
lining et the Enstachian Tube. When
if
this eube i
is laraed you have a
rumbling seand or imperfect hear-
ing, and when itis, esetilrely aimed,
I Deo.fieesos es the result, and unless the
, inflammation own be taken oat and -
1. this tube, root ed to its normal
condition, boa Mg wall be aestroyed
forever; nista case a out of ten are
• caused by Oat nth, Whir& is nothing
. but an leaf ed condition of the ,
i raucous surfac s. .•
, We williv One Hundred Dollars :
:
for any ease ,o3f Deafness ((teased by
Catarrh) Ilhat eannot be cured by
Ifall'a.taarh Cure! Send for °Ira.'
1 cellars free. ,
1 F. J;CHEN Y & Co., T-oledo 0. . . e
- Sold iby den gist, 75o.
Take Haire Femily Pillks for CICSII •••
• St ip at ion .
I, Manitoba an
'11ECLA"
Ces--1.-Aidat37 doth skarreta *a e
asCONIA:ssisi=b1 =sm. 9
T -m7 tin rn 121, 1 -ASS fuel for the 13;tAX
THEY GIVIi OUT, than oily other fur.
nace in Canada,
Two or three bons LlECS$ every winter,
is the usual saving.
That means.f.ao, to 1.15. a year.
And wac.t.A. Pnrnacca are built for
service as 'well as ecoaomy.
Quick fires-powciful drafts -smoke -
proof, gasproof, because the joints are
Irt&Pola into one solid pieqe, not bolted or
cemented together. •
" burns hard, and soft coal,
coke and wood equally well.
Stop in and let us show you all the
sj)eea1 features of the beet furnace made
in Canada.
Local A9ents:
`CRESNMI
tY `63, SLEY
Northwest Notes
-Mr. McPh il has disposed Of his
ler, Mane to a cobs-
pany foro$20, 00.
-The Reginal Methodists have se-
cured a site on which next spring
they will commence the erection of
a $59,000 up -ti -date edifice.
-Messrs. K nna.rd & Clauson, tjf
Moose Jaw,sol their harness busi-
ness in that t wn to Mr. D. Wiehol,
lately of Medicine Hat.
-At MacLeod, Alberta, on Nov -
mills, fel Win
eraber 15th. there was no snow and
no frost' and. tie lakes were all open,
the farmers ere busy ploWing, al-
though heavy winds prevailed.
-The eitize s of Mooee jaw cele-
brated the eo pletion .,of the instal-
ation of the • waterworks, electric
light and sewerage systems in that
enterprising town by a public -ban-
quet. •
W. Monaghan, farmer near
Weyburn, had his stables arid gran-
ary burned oa November 4.th, by
which 1,700 'bushels of wheat and
600 beishels of oats were destroyed
or damaged. The buildings were
valued. at $600. • •
.At Ingrain, 'Alberta, a few days
a
ago, 23,000 eares of . Selmlands
were seld by auction realizing $2304-
000, an 'average of $10 per acre. At
• High River, in the same proyince,
24,000 acres realized. $350,000, an av-
erage of $14.75 per acre. -
-Sl.sssrs. Crossley - and Bunter,
the \ '41 known revivalists are hold-
ing- i. series Of special meetings in
Brandon, Seventeen years ago these
gentlemen visited Winnipeg and. held
a series of special meetings there. A
The Exacti Thing- Required for
onstipation. •
"As a certain purgative and stom-
ach purifier Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets seems 'to be the
exact thing required, strong enough
for the most robust, yet mild enough
and safe fo; children, and without
that terribi gripping so common to
motif purgatives," say R. S. Web-
ster & Co., Udora, Ontario, Canada.
For sale by Alex. Wilson, druggist,
Seaforth.
•
Perth Items:
• -A' new sJostoffice is being asked
7
for on the 12th .concession of Ful -
3
lart on, a out midway between
Motherwell and Mount Pleasant.
-Mr. W3. . Fisher, of Stratford,
:aged 26 Tears died the other day,
:while being taken to the hospital in
the' ambulance. Deceased. had been
111 about a week. -
- -D, Douglas & Sons, of Logan,
shipped a iTamwerth hog by- ex-
preSs ,on Tuesday morning to Mr. J.
• M. Herbert, Denver, Colorado, pres-
ident of the Southern railway.
-While ' utting kindling wood
•with a dravr knife the other day,
Mr. Hugh Colcadhoun, of the Fuller-
ton road, inflieted a nasty cut in
liS knee.
-Drs. +strong and, Pro-udfoot
perfornaed a successful op e rat i on
for appendicitis op Mr. James 'Wil-
son, clerk of the township of Ful-
lerton, on Wednesday' of last week.
-Rev. W.,' G. Howson, pastor of
the Mitchell Methodist "church, has
resigned hie charge to take affect
-at the end of the Conference year.
Mr, Howson has accepted a .call • to
Winghara. - • ,
-Mrs. Aethur M. pe:lVfars, of To-
ronto, formerly Miss Ida M. Oliver,
of. St. Marys, died on Sunday, No-
vember 19th, after two weeks ill-
nees from peritonitis. Deceased had
only been married two raonths. '
-Mrs. Kuntz, of Mitchell, died
on Sunday, November 19th, after a
short illne0. Deceased and family
moved. to Mitehell from Linwood 'a-
bo4 a year ago. Ste leaves to
modrn • her' loss an aged husband,
two sons and three daughters.
' -e-A happy event took place at the
Roman Catholic ehurch, St. Marys,
on Tuesday -morning cte last week, at
9.30 o'clockowhen Miss Minnie Mur- , pink Pills do one thing only -they
phy, or Lakeside, became the bride make new blood. That is all they
of Mr. Frank Ragan, of Stratford, do, but they do it well: They don't
the ceremony being performed by i act on the bowels. They don't both
-
Rev. Father Brennan. 1 or with mere symptoms. They won't
-Mr. James Brooks, of Mitchellcure any diseaie that isn't • caused or-
.
met with a painful accident the iginally from bad. blood. But when
'other days He was exercising a Dr. Williams' Pink Pills replace bad
heavy draught •stallion when a • dog blood with good blood, they strike
frightened the animal and Mr. straight at the root,and atm of all
Brooks was thrown to the ground, common diseases, like headaches,
1 with the result that three ribs and• sideaches, backaches, kidney trouble,
' the little finger on his left hand liver complaint, biliousness, indiges-
Iwere broke. •
-A sad death ociputred at Kirkton
on Sunday, 'November 19th., Mrs. 3.
Hazlewooct being suddenly stricken
down by heart failure. The deceased
lady whoile hutibaed died some two
raonths ago' had been apparently in
good healthbut was subtlest to at--
tacks of heart disease. On Sunday
night she retired at eleven o'clock.
1Short1y afterwards she was taken
..suddenly•ill and before an hour pas-
sed she had expired. The late Mrs.
Hazlewood. who was. in her .50th
tear, was .held in the highest regard
by all who .knew her as a Christ -
an woman of a kind and generalm
disposition. Six sons and two daugh-
ters are eft to mourn her sad, death.
-Louis Pfeffer, sr:, has purchas-
ed the residence of J. ;T. Kerr, tin
Milverton, paying in; the neighbor-
hood of $3,000 foroit. *-
BLOODLESS GIRLS:\
mom ad.* a... •
Find New Health Through file Use
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
When you see a young girl pale and
ailing and wasting away,you know
that 'budding womanhood. is making
new demands upon her blood. supply
which the cannot meet. Mouth after
month her health, her strength, her
very life is being drained, aeisy. No
food and ino care can do her any
good, Common medicine cannot sa.ve
her from 'broken health,e.nd athope-
less (decline. • New blood is the one
thing that can make her a healthy,
claeerful, irosy-cheekecl girl. And Dr.
Williams' Pink 'Pills actually ma:ke
new blood_ with every dose. That is
;the svhole secret of how they have
saved thousands of pale, anaemie
'girls from an early grave. Miss
Alice Chaput, aged 17 years, living
at 47.5 St. Timothee street, Mont-
real,. -gives strong proof of Dr.Wil-
liams' Pink Pills to cure. "A couple
of years ago," says Miss Chaput,/" I
was at almost continuous suffeirer,
and becanie so weak I could hardly
g.o about. I suffered from frequent
, and prolonged spells of dizziness, I
had frightful headaches, and my
stomach was oompletely out of order.
The least exertion would leave me
woen out and breathless, and. I did
not appear to ,have a • drop of good
blood. in my body. I consulted a
doctor,who told' me the trouble was
general debility, but his treatment
did not iselp me a' particle. To «cid
to the trouble ray nerves *gave way,
and I often passed sleeplese nights.
At this stage a friend advitred me to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I
got a few boxes. The first! benefit I
noticed from the use of the pills was
an improved appetite,and this seem-
ed to bring much relief. I continued
taking the pills until I had. used six
boxes, when I was fully restored to
health, and. have not had a day's
illness since. I cannotpraise
Dr.
• Williams' Pink Pills enough for the
great good they have done me."
• A pale anaemia person needs only
one thing -new blood. Dr. William&
• tion, anaemia, neuralgia, sciatica,
-Mr. Sainuel Honey, one of the locomotor ataxia and the special sect -
pioneer and most highly reSpected ret troubles tat every woman
residents of ;Mitchell district, died knows but that one of them like to
on Tuesday,evening of last week at talk about, even to their doctors.
Port Perry, -where he had gone on But you must have the genuine pills
a visit to a niece about throe weeks or you can't be cured,and the gOrtli-
' before. Mr. 1 Honey was in his 87th inc -always have the full name, " Dr.
. year, and. see'P
med remarkably well Williams' Pink Pills for Pale ee-
when he lett for Port Perry. He was pie," on the wrapper around the box.
, stricken down the day after reaah- Soli by all. medicine dealers or sent
• ing there, and. although he did not . dir est by mail at 50 cents a box, or
seem to suffer greatly, the end six boxes for $2.50, by writieg the
came suddenly and unexpectedly. Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 13rock-
- Deceased was a citizen, swell known ville, Ont.
1 and. highly esteemed in Mitchell
neighborhood, where he has lived • -While Jay Gould, the celebrated
since 1861. He was born in Corn- Apaerican naillionaire, was travelling
wall, England on March 27th, 1819, on the Wabash SYstem, he stopped
. and. came to this couutry in 1832, over for dinner at ia little town in
1 when a led Of 13. He first settled Southern Illinois. The party ate
, in Hope township, and later moved some eggs, among other ghings, and
.i
when: the bit Was Presented to Gould
it contained the itern, One dozen
eggs,. $1.80." The great railroad
magnet rem rked that eggs must be
at a t premiu in that section, to
whigh the r staurant-keeper replied,
" No, sir, .e gs are plentY enough,
but Jay Goulds re mighty scarce,"
a
Certai 04 re for Croup
When a child -Shows Symptoms, Of
scroup there is no time to experiment
With new remedies, no matter how
highly- they may be resioramended.
There is on pr paration that • Oen
be depended upon. It has been in
'use for Mallfr Years and has never
been known Ito fail, viz: Chamber-
lain's Cough Reutedy. Mr. M. F.
Compton', , of Matket, Texas, say's of
it, "I have used Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy IA severe cases of
croup with my children, and can
truthfully say it always gives
prompt relief." For sale by: Alex.
'Wilson, druggist; Seaforth.
cAnfida
-T'remier Whitney says that ex-
tensive additions will aeon have to
be made to the Parliament building
-in Toronto as the business of the
Province is outgrowing the avail-
able room.
-The Str tford Beacon says:
Stratford as furnished. a Su-
tpreme Court judge, 'a High Court
judge, Cou • ty Court judge,and a
Bishop, all w thin a very), few years.
Is there any other city of its size
which cart pr sent' a recrd to •sur -
Pass this ?" •
-William Hammond, of Derby,
near Owen S und, states that Tues-
day night, w Ile driving from Al-
lenford to' 0 en Sound, he vvas held
up by two h ghwaymen On What is
known as th Long Swamp, about
live miles wet of there, Hammond
had $480 on his person, which he
claims the highwainnen took from
him.
-About $150,00O will this year.
be expended by county councils in
Ontario__ on leading roads nnder the
good roads act. About $250,000 has
been expended -on: colorlization roadt
arid bridges. Tovinashtp
_les will have expended about three-
quarters of a Million. It costs
'money to kee the roads in good re-
pair.
-Some days ago the police of the
city of Guelp received word that a
Mrs. Helmer had broken quaran-
tine at Detroit, and *as heading for
G-uelph. The woman evaded the au-
thorities, and went to the home of
her mother, Mrs., Billings, on the
Eramosa Road, about four miles out
of the ,eity, Where her child of foar
'years. died a couple of hours after
her arrival, from virulent diphth-
eria. -
-The township of Finch has the
gnallest area, of any townkihip • in
the united zo•anties of Stormont,
Rendes and Glengarry, but it has 16
cheese factories within its boun.da,r-
les, and five factories near the
bOundary lines the adjoining
townships,sv
. to hiela farmers of
Finch furnish milk. The dairymen
of Finch! will be paid approximately
from $400,000 to $450,000 for their
milk as Petro s of the aforesaid fac-
tories during he seaaon of 1905.
• -A terrible accident recently oc-
curred at Heetor, in the . mountains,-
osest, of Calgary, the vietim being
John P. Mitchell, aged 21 years. He
belonged to ivrecooeh's" survey
party whieh was workbag up 'the
Kicking Horse Pas.. The gang had
Started out an Friday, and when
travelling along a narrow ledge,
Mitchell tripped. He lit on a ledge
teaelve feet below, and frantically
grasped a large boulder to save
himself.. It was net! firmly erabed-
ded and Went' down with him. He
fell wit it on -another ledge and.
bounced gain du to linother 5e feet
lower, 11e being extinat at the end
of the f 11. •
* -A v ry Serieus* cadent Occur-
red near Portage la Prairie, Man-
itoba, a few day's ago, w'hen Mrs.
Goodrich, whe resides' with her Ines-
13and at he old Fort farm, south -
'West of he town, wee terribly and.
perhaps atally bunked. Shse was
starting fire With coal dil when
it explod d, and. immediately she
was env oped. in flames./ She was
alone at he time, ehd rushed out-
side. He bueband Was not , far a-
svay, and, .after fra tic efforts, the
flames were everc e. Mrs. Good-
rich had her cloth me. burned, and
burned .9.1. over he !body. Medical
aid was summoned; apd she syas
brought •o the hos ital. She La in
an awful eondition, d slight hopes
aro entettaiOed fir( her recovery.
Two sin 11 child a were in the
house at the time.
To Cute a Cold
Take Laiative Bro
lets. Al . deulggis
Money if it fails
Grove's s gnature
Price, 25a
-• Rev. hisinas
byterian minister,
drowned in Lake
Ottawa river, at A
above Ottawa Th
his son, Lorne Nets
umber,
ulted in h
his physi
his past
ario, and
rate'. He
orrhis w
of going f
n the day
ing on the
off s.nd 1.
7, feet
shout, an
Lt in a fe
in - the
shock re
away. 0
resigned.
Head, On
to recup
the hom
the habit
dinner.
was wal
slipped
which w
beard hi
taken
life was extinct. iJe was a gradu-
ate of the Presli Yterian College.
Montreal anel had ttended *Knox
College. Previous o his Lion's
Head paetorate, he Ifiad charges at
Windsor,' N. S., and, 3rist9L Quebec.
He was 48 years of a e.
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•
Sunlight Soap Le bet than otber naps,
but is best when toed i4 the Sunlight way.
Buy Sunlight Soap and fellow direokous.
•-
-It is Stated that* jinaton Chure-
hillois to receive 49,000 down and
royalties .for the bt ography of his
father, the late Ra 4olpb Churchill.
It is said, by thos srho have been
privileged to read me portions of
his proofs. that it s a clever book.
People marvel hos he has found
time to write it, c eidering what a
busy man he is. ihen JOhn Morley,
wrote the life ofi ladstone' for
which he received 50,000, fttook
him three years, aji4 he practically
shut himself up f r • than period,
keeping away 'frome public life..
CY .116.
,,The 1( id You Nave **caught .
One Day.
Day.
o Quinine Tab -
refund the
euro. E. W.
n each box.
1930-1 yr.
et NelsomPres-
vs accidentally
e '
thene on the
mer, ten miles-
ee mantlis ago
was drowned
ronto, and the
a health 'giving
ian's advice, he
rate • at Lion's
vent to Aylmer
was staying at
le, and was 111
a, walk before
in\ question he
iviesof when h
ie
o the water,
ep. Two boys
his body was
minutes, but
We- do
is -
represent
iot
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iiialeitelle.1111.11111.111101101000Swissaw,
• Ire pnly store
I I forth
handling Gents
Furnishings &
Clothing ex -
elusively.
Overc
E Sell you an overcoat for
• that represents Quality, Workman-
ship and Style in, all new styles -ar
materials, all correct lengths and shapes. It is,
without fear of contradiction, the best. coat in, the
-
business, at such a pr4ce,
I :FOR LADIES ONLY
Ladies, if you Want the best choice of
Swell Areckwear, Handkerchiefs,
• Mufflers, Gloves, Braces
COME- HERE. We are putting away presents every day. If you
friends away from home, you would like to send a nice present, so buy it now
and have it put away for you. Christmas trade is bound to come with a rush,
and the goods you pick out now will not be sold.
have
Watch our windows from now. until Christmas.
ladeWitestiorteWolvitokikoaktestaWie.
We have some 7nore or
those
Sample Suits at $5 00
They are good material
and, will wear well.
Boys Wear
You will find this store the
Home of Boys' Fashion.
$1 off every Boy's Snit and.
Overco
fatoramilma4
Leather Coats
If you have aRy teaming to
do,/buyeone` of \ these. They
ate a great thing to keep' out
bold, and *ear.
Our price, $4.75
Other stores, $5:50.
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Tinde° rwear
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This is one line lin which we can suit the most par-
ticular person. We carry so many different kinds that you
will be easily suited at low prices.
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c, a p s
We have 12 4rap1e fux oaps-z-Persian Limb, $1.2.00
cap at $7.50. Seal $5.00 cap for $3,00. AuOtalian Beaver
*5.00 caps for $3.00. Don't pay big prices for these goods
when you can buy them from us at such low prices,
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Heavy Mitts, 25c to
Mitts , 250 to 50c.
;soars the
Signature
Pr
t s
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G yes and Blaek Ya
ardi all Jacket
We carry a large stockt of these, prices from .75c to $1.5
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T 1:1 A D E he Originator of Low
Dried. Apples Prices.
Butter
Eggs and
Poultry
F. L. WILLIS,
CLUTh
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