The Huron Expositor, 1907-04-26, Page 36. 1907
Th
frelt
POSITOR
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Irrertxyrt
Mat\
tionest PhysiCian IS Atuantst
*re and Lism the Btu
ibI -RenMijes.
osed legislation
n Parliament for th,
the manufaeture and asaa--
r proprietarfr medicines is,
t importance, and it izt
great deal of attention,
the proprietary medici
,eturers, but also by the leadint
.s Ind druggists. Every
of reliable and high clam
wekeinies the bill as sttk
ht direction. The diseusaiek
e ight out the fact that the has
in Canada and on tho con-
appro o of and prescribe I)
in eases of the most, difficuie
er. In a recent instance
o113 throat and lung troubla
, et, had been using Psychine.-
'zng "rafted States specialists.
e& in addition. to two,.
nadian physicians. Upos
t tho patient was using,
Psychine was taken and
with the reiult that els
ns advised its contintiancee
berthed no other medicine bat
with the result that the. pa-.
has frilly recovered and rs a„
id walking and talking advee.
eat for the wonderful curative
f a remedy that will "sta
:before the keenest professional
unu and analyeis. As a budder
he system and restorer of a
dr conditions, Psychine has no-
, and the beet and most earned;
cians recognize this fact.
the nerd' 25 zny fUngs Were in & terrible
1 hod la, gripoe the year before; it rrettlect
limes ana 1 kept steadily ,rrowing worm-
t.tt down so low I was in bed for six weeks.
a consultation of dot -tors, anti they said they
;la -nothing more for me. Than I started to
brehine. 1 took the medicine fornor than
r. It certainly did wonder's tor me. 1 tun
t strong as 1 was before my sieknes&i,
MRS. H. HOPE,
MerpetL,"'Ont
chine, pronounced Si -keen, is the
t of tonics, building up the aye -
F increasing the appetite, purify -
:he blood, aida digestion, and act
tly upon the throat and limes,
Lg tone and vigor to the entre
m. At all druggists, 50e, and $1.
/r. T. A. Slocum, Limited, 1
; Street Wed, Toronto. e
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
ItENTin Brusselshv February 1st, 1907. SOr.
la bloc% 2nd door frotn American Hotel,
11 eft as tailoring, readymade clothing, etc,
fe Brassels. 20414f
ASS PABST TO REST . -To rent, Let 23, Con.
MeRillop ; 100 acres choice pasture Jand.
• creel; runs through it ; elose to Heiforth.
:NI the prentises. MI:S. CASE, SeatorthA
20504,
iWoTH teieu rep. ef:aVICE. Th un -
an -sigma has for isite VII Lot 24, Cqiiee.-
11. t4., Tuckertanith, a Thorobre(VITani-
i itoar. itat able at time of servke.
Etat. or rev.' niug ir neee2sary. fi. HAMILTON,
204058
,
OBAIN.-Thir:e in need of good seed_grain
the following varieties : New Danish wbite
Xrunginria 1;:triey atal Pr,tter an get the
on Lot 10, t'-incevsion 2 nay, This gram has
:roan from seleetol seed, thinly sown on good:-.
d for a number of ears, and are all great
rti. JOHN ELDEE, 1le�all.2010-tf
ANTED AT oNVE on Salary and Expapreff,
0017 :pod mart in tart locality with rig, or
an
le of hdling horooi, to advertmi
e and ntvo-
5ur guaranteed stock and poultry specifies. No -
tem e TICeeFq•ary ; ne lay out your work for
'0 awook and expenses. Position ,permall-
IVrite W. A. JENKINS, Manufactiring Co.,
ro, Ontario. 204341.
M. B. :Nli LEAN'S adjustable, radiating dust
I
and fireproof stoveme thimbles are the tit -
:that line. economical, clean, safe and. dursOle
11 as being a heat convqing, regulating or
x apparatua. They add comfort and saver
:se in fuel. 1es( material used. Ordere Ly
wontptly tilled. wholer-ale or retail. '‚VM. IL
IAN, Ileniall, Ont., Manufacturer. 20444
• .
L1,111Nft AVCTION SA.LE of Household Fur
-
!Attire and Hotel Pi‘tures. --B. S. Phillips, sue -t
(r. Las been it:strut:toil by 31r. Ezra Biee to sell
hiic million 4q the (loam's riatel, Hetes% 00(
'rtay, May 4th, from 10 o'clock te-, 12 o'clook a.
rt front 1 to 6 o'elock p. nt„ the following- ,
•'z : Household Effects. -13 iron, bedsteads,
i bell steads, 1% bureaus, 18 dressgis, 18 wash-
ttnge, 19 bed springs, pillows and bulding '
• . J. walnut parlor suite, 2 clothes cabin-
- machine, 4 dining d'0010 tables, 4 kitchea
tro rabies, 12 iirm chairs, 24 dining, room
,
; •-, mdrooni chairs, 1 Empress range and cook- s
ciodli, woocoa
d heater's, Z t furnaces, 1 box
. ilatform scales (1.20(ribvomangei.writing dee _ke
mirrors, 2 sideboards, 4 cupboards, wardrobe,
dishes, 3 dozen knives arid forks, 3 doz. spOollsr
tuber seta, 20 pictures, 12 spittoons, 1 bar
6 bedroom carpets, ri pieces matting, 30 Wilx-
inds and poles, It ivindow awninga, 25window
.s.1; sereen doors, 1 large sideboard, quartercut
1. back of liar, 1 hot ', ate'. uru ivith guano
r. i!o eel% oilcloth, 1 pair enamel Waeb bad"'
'n--"kets and pie, I set electric bells, electrie -
It tings. The most .if these articles have only
i use fur ;,-k short time. Terns. -A11 sures ot
1 nort'r, Plidi ; 0:er that amount six menthe-
rwill be given on furnishing' approved faint
A Cl .01;1f of 6 per cent. per annum allowed
•ash on ercilit amounts. All will positive!ly bc-
the propridtor is giving up business. it
Proprietor ; B. S. Pflif.LIPS, Auctioneer.
efro3-3
FOR SALE.
%VQiTfl IiuA1t,Fl IR SALE. -The 01)
[(gornoffers for sale he% en good regititerm
rth Boars about tuo months old, also stow
tarlik sow, ith Apply to 1,YM. BIM=
- 2053-4
_ILS FU1 A1.E. The undersigned lois for
iale on Lot 95, Coneea,ion 4, if. R. ff., The _kert
four thorohrtd Durham bulls, all red in Color
irtritigin azr from 19 months to 2 years
Ontiers at the leading fairs in the county..
Eta .1...lafortli P. O. 20434
';;ESTElt 811EEP AND SHORTHORN ciirriat
!MI, SALE. -The undersigned has for
iorobred 1.eieet:ter Sheep and Barham Cattl*
M Arittrews Egniondville P. 0,, ocrlf
Mi11 froad, Tuoltesmith. It BERT
eteee.
1372,
r,ISTERE1,- FOR SALE. -The
„FINt offers for ...de on Lot 27, Concession
- 1.1troIler of heifers and youee
r., .r, 1Nilo: thorn bulls fit for kw._
; 1 .:.ported Prince of Blul_f7
are al1 r.r.i.rerett in the 1(t1
Prim.. mot lerate, terms easy, 1
to DA.% II) 1111.1., Ftafia, P. 0. 191)(1.T.6,
rep; Ft It 't - -For F.:11e, the noted thaw*
tw.11 Aberdeen Polled Angus Bullbrooa.
•„.it,, Lon! ; Al -,n a good 'driving'
-are tor ladt tr, drit e and will work either'
:441odito sell either for cash or ou
or) Lot !:;1, (%gir 9, 1eKi1iop. ROLIWRIT.
DIE, or trort,, P. 204341
It /I; Ft ;1: ‘1,1, on Lio 5, Concessiao
N"oloir. 1,, io 1f,r4. or small quantities te
cl 4r 1 4 or eight and a Ilaw
; aoi bor e.eame. sae. Any person re-
• lit!.iii.t I o!,1 do well to trnelir......6„e eart"
ato-r to..romc moidleauovieir
.0, 51 hiPj,, Leadbury P. O.
203.44
E:TifiiltN I ATTU. 1,even firrit-class YoullF
fr,m, f:91,'N, for gale at ,2110uvv'
wid rt., tt!A tfit-Al young cow5
. Ali ;nterested are cordially
r1/,' 14, adjoirat town, 1010
E'. ;or tn. Write for catalogtte.”
Til. Exeter 102/341
_
11110%N e lailLi and females 00
11' r',' agiot *of)ut two dozen to eeleo
prioe- mai,ollable. Herd- now headed W
ilo..7.1v,tior,'" (Wits)). Ile is got by the _
l,red itopiirtui stoes-. on both sides, gloS9Y 0'w
rotor, and v. ell set on short legs. Texans
Peo.s,-, $7, tirsured ; others On aPPlicatili
weleotte... .0.41X ELD.Elt, Heuer&
1968-fP
pays •pec
SAVINGS
attention to
es a ea
Framing
Atthis time of year yen nearly alwaye
aave a number of pictures yon wish frane
ea, Bat you keep putting lb 4, often bo
use you fear tho expense. PLOtauro fralu.
eau *ith us is a specialty, and we oarry a
easet of frames and mouldiuge that are
_ p and neat, pretty bue not expensivo.
t
at frame a picture for you, and we
nvinee you of the truth of what we
na for you' next Photo.
ON BROS, eforth°
and Mune women, there is at least one
. But With that way, two -treatments.
bined. One iS local, one is constltu-
bzt both are important, both essential,
SIiooP's Night Clue is the Local
hoon's Restondive, tho Constitutional.
rmer-nr,ehooleseer,ateare-isetoeleal
membrane St1DPositOrY rOmedY, While Dr.
op'sBastonaive is vitally an ieternal treat-
iio Restorative reaches throughout the
ere, seeking the repair of all nerve.
-nue, and all blood ailmente.
-the "Night Core", as its namo--implies. does its
kimbile you sleep. It sootijea sore and inflamn1U.
coos surfaces,. heels local weaknesses and
elm:Ileswhile the Restorative, eases nervous
excitement, gives renewed vigor ana ambition,
im waded iities, bringing about renewed
engbvigor, and energy:. 'Me Dr. Shoina's
sestoraave-labissor Liquid -as a general tante
*the system. For positive local help, use as well
CHA$. ABERHART.
uhe 'New, Store
For New Goods
-0ISH
Rama UddSe, Ciscoes, NVitite8sh, Mackerel
andlTrout. These are very scaroe, but are extra
geed quality.
ECETABLE— -
Lettuce, Celery', Cabbage, Carrots, Beats,' Par
Snips and Turnips always on hand.
iRESH MEAT— •
• We buy nothing but the hest quality - in Beet,
Pork and Landi in this department. We have
• eXtratne prices.
CURED MEATS— •
Ham, Ilo.con, Breakfast Bacon and:atom al wain
n band.'
COOKED 'MATS—
Corned Beef, Head:Cheese,13ologne, andlNew
emend sem.
-400E111E8-L.
Our grocery department is complete. r;Always
fresh and good.
*RV'S,
OJNINIER05 BLOOK —TPHONE 08
SEAFORT1-1.
McKillop Directory for 1907
UOHN M. GOVENLOCK, Reeve,
;Winthrop P. 0.
ifAME0WA.N, Councillor, Seaforth
P. O.
)301IN McDOWELL, Councillor, Sea-
forter P. O.
ALBiX ROSS, Councillor, Fintierop
AMIgS RYAN, Councillor, Beeehwood
P.04
VICIIAEL MURDIE, Clerk, ,Winthrop
P. 0.°
HOLLAND, Treasurer, Beech-
wood P. 0.
NOLOIION SHANNON, J. P., •Sinitaas
rnaPecier, ;Winthrop P. 0.
Win,gharn,
Business
College
a high grade Commercial School
Three Coarsen:
Commercial - Stesogrephy. 1, Telegraph
write GEORGE SPOTTON, Prinp
You cannot possibly have
a better Cocoa' than
A delicious drink and a sustaining
food. Fragrant, nutritious and
economical. This excellent pocoa
maintains the system'. in ibbust
health, and enables -it to resist
Minter's extreme cold.
Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers
in 1-1b. and ir-lb Tins.
Mo 0
EY
urECTION
al
tiNitY g1144.tY i LOWY
ftitatfilt9
When "sweets"
lose their sweetness—
and " sub sta ntia Is,"
their charm—there are
always MOONEY'S
PERFECTION
CREAM SODAS to
coax back
the appetite.
Do YOU
know how
good they
are? 105
f
ft/
JUST
it storms
dont ,confine,
• yourself
indoors
PROVIDE.
• FOR YOUR
BODILY
COMFORT
by wearing
lefeteell
•
/ZVI KO
WATERPROOF
0112D CLOTHINO
BECAUSE
Lvl..A<P4 Oft VeLLOW
Every Garme
Guaranteed
Good °nougat lost y
Lew tn Price
. porre.e,
5-41
CANADIAN PACIFIC
IRRIGATED FARMS
N
SUNNY ALBERTA
• Before deciding where toloeate
in the West, let us tell you about
these Wades: ThJe best wheat fields
—the richest gxaziug land --are in
this Province.
• Write 1.10 for full information
about crops, cl mate and special
railroad rates, e c.
Local repres ritative wanted lir
each county.
•Telfer •Osgood
TRICT liSATTEAS,
A Na143V-.Warkli SYsteim — Out
neighbcate Of the town of Clinton, are
tonsidering the propriety' of estaloe
lisbingein that town an lep-toslate
wetter and fire !prottietion system. The
Vreeesed -teyeteroincludee the sinking
of two wells, the awing Of pipes,
the erection oe hydrant', and also the
erection of a 'pumping and power
house, and a stand :pipe eto' the hold -
big of water. The syetenels intend-
ed for fire 'protection and domestic
Imerposeie. The syetern proposed- ire,
certainly,: a very complete one, end
the people a tfle toven would find it
very great -safety as well as a. cone
venienee. The only' fire :protection the
towel now 'has is a steam fire engine,
which is not suffielent for '94 town
1the ,sise of Clinton. The estimated
cost' of this plant is $52,182, and it
would probably exeeed this amount.
But, a couree, there would he a, con-
siderable reeenue -from the; 'private
moms of the water, scheme ouch as
!this Ia what Seaforth 'requires. We
aye a very good and effeetive ttem so far as it goes.vbut weerecelire
tonsideratle additional mains to cover
the town, and a :St andj pipe is also
oecessary. According to the Clinton
estimate these would cost about $16,-
000, But, While this impeovernent is
desieeeble, it 'has not yet become an
absoloteeneceasity, and, 9,s Seatorth is
exhausting* its energiesJust now, in
:providing adequate drainage -Mr the
town and in erecting permanent street
improvements, we are afraid that the
extending of the water worka, so they
can be availed of for domestic pur-
poses, will have to tarty for a few
- years. But the extension of the
retains for additional fire 'protection
has- 'become almost a. necessity, and
should be proceeded with as soon as
(possible.
Dee.,th of Mrs. Muir at Exeter. -The
deceased lady, 'referred to in the tole
lowina paragraph, wheel). we :take
from the Exeter Timeof lest week,
was well known in Seaforth, oeing
, daughter of Mr. and IMrs. Joseph
Neale, of this town, and a sister of
Mrs. 3. B. :Thompson, Mr3. A. D.
Centime and Mrs. George Boyd. The
TiMpfi 80114 " After -an illnees of on-
ly one, week, Elizebeth Noble, be-
loved wife of John Muir; died on
day' afternoon, April 12tia et' the 'age
of 48 years, death ;resulting from a
weak 'heart, after an illness from
pneumonia. On Friday afternoon, the
6th inst., Mrs. Muir .aetended a meet-
ing of the Wornen's Institute, and in
the evening' attended a meeting at- the
Cavell Preabyterian church, of which
church she was a member. After her
arrival home she was taken with a
chill, pleurisy having set In A few
dayslater 'pneumonia developed', and
Mrs. Muir4v6,pondition was pronounce
ed critical. 6n Thursday night • the
high fever had !broken up, but tier
'heart, • weakened from the sickness,.
was not able to perform' its work, and.
she !passed away as above stated.
The •deceased was torn in Glasgow,
-Scotland, and was married! to Mr.
Mar about twenty-five yeers ago.
Two 1001113 were ithe result of the
'union, Bert, at Regina, and .Will, at
'home," Since the above was written
we tregret to learn a the death of
MT. MUir &100, which occurred, on
Wednesday of last week, feomi the
same disease as -resulted in the death
rviro. Muir. He was sick ab the
Aline she died, and his tonstitution be-
ing weakened by comae/at wa•tchine at
the bed-eide of his wife, he was un-
able to withstand -the !ravages of the
!disease. The •circumstances are par-
itieultely each amid much and sincere
'sympathy is felt for the 'bereaved re-
latives, and especially foe the aged
'parents of Mrs. Muir.
1111
vousf?
Intern Selling Agents
245 CORISTINE. BUILDING
MONTREAL
16
Cure Your
Horse
with 'Kendall's
Spavin Cure -
the onereliable
cure for all
•I3one Diseases,
Swellings and
Lameness;
PAIR ()ROUND,
Orit., May 3 '06.
. "1 have used Kendallis Spavin Cure with
great success, and think it an excellent
remedy for Spavins, Sweeney, SprOns,
etc. Ws:r,.1.1x74Ds.aY.
Accept no stihatitute, $t a bottle -6
for 8. Write for free copy of our great
book-"Trcatise on the Horse." 20
et, a KOVAL GO., Enesburg Fells, Vermont USA,
rarktmearatougumilialmercara.wameormr
CRESOLENE A 'SEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effectiVe remedy for
5ORI THROA
They combine the
with the soothing TWO
T5 AND COUGHS,
germicidal value of Cresolono
erties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 10o in stamps.
Iseanne, masa oo., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 40r
Teethinv Babie
tt)
are saved suffering -and mothers
given rest-w1ten one uses,
liurses'and others' Treasure
Quickly relieves -regulates the
bowels - prevents convulsions.
Used eo„yeats, Absolutely safe.
At drug -store c 25c. CS bottles, 81.25.
National Drug & Chemical Co., Limited
Sole Proprietors, Montreal. • 4
YOU SHOULD INSLTRE IN
I-101\TIDOINT DIP`
Then your blood muist
a very bad. condition. You
certainly know'. whatto take
then take it---Ayer'S Sarsa-
parilla. If you doubt ; then
consult your doctor. We know
what he will say aboui this
grand oldfamily modicine.
This fis the first question your doctor oold
ask: "Are your bowels rogultim ?" He knows
that daily action of the tievreln in absolutely
eispot131 to reCOVery.- K001) your liver active
and your bowels regular by taking laxative
doson of Ayor's Pills. "
Made bY O. Ayer Oo„ Lovvall,
4.100 manufacturers of
9 HAIR VIGOR.
p PC itounicurtii.
4510 %Jo* ciieRFY rscrofai,„
we hnve no accrete 1 We publish
a formulas or all our medicines,
eeenesen'e ,senenseeneneii_'eiereeee
He wee promptly' taken Out and, medi-
cal r t SUIT1MOTIOCI. Everything pos-
sible was dote to resiescitate him;
tut to no even., Much 'sympathy 10
felt for the bereaved parents by the
citizens generally.
Far Catarrh let me sand you free,
Just to •prove merit, aTrial size box
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh. Remedy. It is
a, now wiefte creamy, healing =tie -
natant 'relief
and throat.
see. •Address
. Large jars
erhast, dru,ge
eptic nalm that 'gives
to Catarrh of the nose
Make the free test and
Dr. ShOop, Racine, NV
50 cents. -Sold by C. A
&eft, Seaforth,
In The Olden _pays.
:wort O..
Interesting eleetehes of the early
days of Seaforth [and vicinity,
taken ffbre the filee of The Ex-
• positor.
0111.1e ommi
• Seaforth, June 11, 1875.
At the residence of th: bride's fath-
er, on June 3rd, by R v. Mr. Roes,
Mr, George Steinbury, of Stanley, vves
united in marriage to 'Mary, second
deugheer of Mr. ItObert Landsbore
ough, of Tuckersmitle I
The managing committee of the Sea:
forth Mechanics' Institute have leased
he rooms over Ur, Kidd's store, and
li
Wend shortly to rerno e 'the library
and establish a readin mem,
A melancholy and fat4.l accident oc-
curreci on the fartn -o/ Mr. Thoma
Cowan, concession 14, Hullett, on
Friday afternoon last. ,A. 'barn was
being retired for Mr. :Cowan, when
John Henderson, of Morris, stepped
on a loose 'plank, and fell to the
ground, a distance of 20 feet. He was
instantly killed. .
Early Friday morning last, the fine
new saw mill owned by Mr. John
Govenlock, and worke(i 'by Mr. An-
drew Govenlock, on tit aorth gravel
road, McKillop, was bompletely de-
stroyed by fire, Tb.e loss on the mill
I e about $5,000 and about that amount
of lumber was also destroyed. There
was no insurance. The cause of the
flee is e mystery.
• John Hannah, sr., orie of the ,pion-
eer residents of Tuekersmith, died
on Wednesday last, egad 78 yeare,
Rev. George Buggin has been Sta-
tioned, as pastor of Seaforth Metho-
dist church by -the Conference.
Seaforth, lune 18, 1875.
•
The Crawford Cup. -The rules goy -
tering thecompetition for the Craw- .
ford Cup, have been 'revised, by -the
Hums, under Whose control the Cup
Is, The new rules are as follows: 1
-.The Cup shall be called, the Craw-
ford, Challenge Cup. 2 -The compete -
tion for the Cup shall be open to
cliebs 'playing only boratide members,
who have not in ptevions years played. -
more than elle senior Huron. game. a
-No player may play with more than
one tearn- during tile same season. 44-
Eaah team must register the names
of their 'players with the secretary of
tlie Huraos or the officiatiog referee.
previous to the game. 5, -..Clubs wksh-
lag to compete with; holders of the
Cup must notify the secretary of the
Hurons by letter, and- they shall com-
pete in the order in whieh their dial -
lenges are reeeieed. 6 -The holders
of the cup shall not be required to
play before the 15th day of April nor
attar the- .2nd day of July. 7-A chal-
lenge having been received, the sec-
retary of -the Hurons shall notify the
secretary of the elute holding ithe cup
who shall within three days submit
two data for the next, match, both
df which must be within, two weeks
flora, the date of notice receivedfrom
the eeeretary of the - Hurons. The
first date submitted shall ndt, be
within five days and one of the dates
submitted must be accepted. by letter,
by the challenging team within. three
dayofthe first date submitted. The
clue failing* to accept either of the
dates submitted must, to go on with
the 'competition send in a new chal-
lenge and the holders of the cup shall
'proceed with the next competing team
in order. 8 -All games must be play-
ed on the recreation grounds, Sea -
forth, and all gate aeceipts go to
the Hurons. 9 -Should the holders of
'the cup fail to comply with the anove
rules they shall forfeit the cup to the
Hurons and it shall be competed for
'by the text two Chiba in order. The
first club to submit dates as provid-
ed in rule 7. 10 -The referee shall be
appointed by the committee of the
Hurons. U -W. F. A. rules to govern
all points of Play. 12 -Each chal-
lenge Must he. accompanied by a fee
of ai. 13 -1 -Any eramandment to these
rules may be subreitted at the annual
meeting of the Hurons. 14 -All mat -
tete of 'protest and dispute to be sub-
mitted tothe Huron Committee .for
final decision.
Sick headaches results from a -de-
rangement of the stomach, and is
cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver 'Tablets.' Sold by ail druggists,
Winghara.
Because the Induetrial Branch 18 a vituable aid to the profit -earning
power of the Company, as it has to contribute it's share to the expenses of
management, and is eaqinportant factor in enabling the London Life to give
BETTER 1•12$4171,TS than companies confined to one branch of business. The
great Prudential Life franaranee Company, the largest in Great Britian, start-
ed as an Industrial Company and now operates both branches. By reason of
the commanding financial position, secured largely throu rh its Industrial
Branch," it has become the Company par excellence holy CI) business and pro-
fessional classes of the Betisli Lacs to insure 1
W H. ROBINSON, Inspector
Beaforth.
corosesion, Tuckersinitit, on Thu -
thy. It eeems that Wm. a.nd Robert
Papplife with -wane other men were
engaged digging a well. They had
get down to a depth of about 63 feet
and Wm. Papple detenended to the bot-
tom. After being down tome time he
called to the men to take him up - -as
!the ein wee so foul he eould ;not re-
main longera The bucket was low-
ered, 'bat when pulled up again he
was not in it. Robert fearing some-
thing was wrong went down in the
bucket, When near The bottom he
found the 9,1r so bad that he called
to the Men to -pull him- up. This they
did, but when within a few feet of
he top, Mr. Papple fell out of the
bucket, and thus both brothers per-
ished' in the 'bottom of the well,
e
" Preventics" will promptly check a.
cold or the grippe when taken early,
or at the "sneeze-stagie."! Prevent-
cs cure seated colds as well. Pre-
ventics are little wetly cold cure
tablets, and Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
will gladly Mail you samples and a
book on Colds free, if you will write
him. The sampine prove their merit.
Check early colde with Preventics and
stop Pneumonia. Sold in Se and 25e
boxes by C. Aberhert, druggist, Sea -
forth.
The Mitchell Spring Show.
The weather for the Mitchell Spring
Fair, on Wednesday of last, week,was
Ideal . The roads were in fairly good
condition, and it was neither too hot
or too •cold, which had the effect of
bringing to town a large crowd of
the yeomen of the neighboehood. The
show, as a whole, was one of the best
ever held in Mitchell. Heavy Clydes,
especially, were very superior ane-
mia, and the other horses elle' credit
to their ownere. Below is A. list of
th,e 'prize winners: •
Horess.-Imported Heavy Clyde,
four -years old 0.11t1 Tal-
bert, Thom Colquhoun ; 2nd, Prince
Kirkside, James Brooks; 8rd, MOSS -
trooper Champion, Root. Burchill. Doe
three years old and under,-lst Tried -
stook Chief, Fred Riehl. Percheron,-
let, Ratz & Koch, Tavistock; - 2nd,
John., Ieeonliaadt, Brodhagen. Hack-
ney, - ist, Davie, Wm. Colquhoun.
Coach and Cerriage,-let, Ratz &
Koch, Tavistock, 2nd, Kizer Fred-
erick, H. Victor, Bornholm. Stand-
areetired,-.1st, Monarchist, John
Stacey, 2nd, J. C. Dunseith, Downie.
Thoroughbred.- let, Young Raven,
Christian =Werner, ;Wartburg. Heavy
draught team' -1st, James Norris,
1-liebert ; 2nd„ Beer & Sons, Fullerton.
Bulls. -Shorthorn, 'three years and
over, -let, Wm. Lawrence, Logan;
2nd, W, Schellen'oerger, Logan. Do.,
two years and under,-lst, W. H.
Currelly, Fullerton; 2nd, James Roy,
Legern. Polled Aug -thee -1st and 2nd,
Seenach Bros., Fullerton.
4( Satisfaction or y
ne J
I 9)
Behm
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat,
lib:nada are quiokly relieved by Cresolene
eiblete, ten conte per box. All druggists
Canada.
• eandviees frone Reward, Saskestate
that the fuel stringency is mere a-
cute then at any, time during ' the
wtnitisr., I r '41
Mr. Wm. Fralick, of Sarnia 'Lowrie
•Ship, was driving 'to his home, on tne
Murphy sideroad, with a heaarY load of
tiles, when he was thrown' out of his
wagon and run over, 'both legs being
fractured. He was removed to the
Sarnia general hospital, where it
' was found that his aigh.t leg was
broken near 'the ankle, ead his let
leg just 'below the knee.
-Mrs. Babcoelt, wife of Mr. Frank
Babcock, proprietor of the Arlington,
Hotel, Paris, Ont., met withi a. bad
accident in Brantford, on Monday' af-
ternoon of last week. She was driv-
ing in a buggy with a Mr. Haley, an
employee of the Babcocks, wben the
horse took fright at as treilt car,
and 'bolting upset the rig. Both oc-
cupantwere thrown violently to the
ground, Mrs. Babcock switained
cut over the eye, which required sev-
eral stitches and. her right side and
arm were :badly bruised,
-MT, Stapleton CEtideeOtt, & leading
wholesale dry goods merchant, and a
prominent citizen of Toronto died in
that place, on Thursday of Ilst week.
He was 70' years of age. Mr. Calde-
ecitt had mot been in good health -since
January last, 'but had been out and
around attending to 'bushiest affairs.
The aetemoon of his death ne attend-
ed a meeting at the -King Edward
Hotel for one of the compa,niee in
which he was interested,- and was
taken 111 the. He went borne, where
he !became =conscious, and AA not
again :regain consciousness. Urinie
poisoning was given as the ca.use of
death..
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Indigestion Cured.
.At a meeting of the Seaforth fire
brigade on Monday evening!, Mr. H.
Taylor waselected foreman in. place
of Mr. Thomas Bell, resigned.
Workmen are 'busily engagedin
digging !the town well which is lo-
cated at the corner of the Oddfellows
buliding Seaforth will noon reeolce
Ln th.e possession of a town pump.
A complimentary supper was tend-
ered Messrs. H. W. C. Meyer, Thoe.
Bell -.and Walter Scott, in Sherpes
hotel, on Friday evening last. The
former :goes on a trip to the old coun-
try and the two latter gentlemen go
ito Wingharn to reside. The chair
was 'taken by Mr. M. 1'. Hayes and
the vice chair by ler, M. Y. McLean.
A long- list of toasts was intersperced
with Songs by Mestirs. Cline, Mr.
Routledge, Mr. Reid ernd others.
The Seaforth volunteer company
under cominand of Captain Charles
Wilson, leave 'here next Tuesday to -
go into camp at GUelph.
Dr. Phelon, of Stratford, has rent-
ed the office Tomes bt Seaforth, form-
erly occupied by Dr. King and has
commenced 'practise 'here.
Mr, Robert McMillen, of McKillop,
left on Thursday lest on a -trip to
Scotland.
On Friday morriln last, Mr. Wm.
McKenzie, an old resident or Tuck-
ersmith, died very efuddenly. The de-
ceased he,di-gone 'to tne field for the
cows and 13.0.01" 'b;Inging theni t
the barn, had gone .1.tito the building
to get them some feed. He .wasfound
there shortly afterwards quite dead.
MT. McKenzie had been in, poor health
alt springHe leaves a large family
a children.
A Melancholy Aceident.-On Wed-
ne,sday tie last week a very sad fa-
tality occurred in this town. Carl,
the five year old son (A Mr. P. N.
Teasley, iteeal manager of the Bell
• Telephone Company, was drowned in
a cistern al the rear a the house.
The little fellow had 'bean 'playing a-
bout, -an4, the trap door being ope-n,
he fell in. He was found( in a few
minutes by his mother, vrho fran-
tic wielf grief, called fon assistance.
irriami
Seaforth, June 25, 1875.
The contracte for eurnishin,gthe in-
terior of St, lames' Catholic church,
in Setieorth, have been let. The car-
pentering, painting and finishing has
been let- to Mr. James Walsh, of this
!town, and the plastering to Mr. Wil-
liams, of St. Marys,
About eleven o'ieleek on Saturday
evening- last, the store or Mr. Wm:.
Ault, adjoining the, jeweltreee store of
Mr, Counter, was destroyed by fire.
The fire was apparently the work of
an incendiary,
Mr. A. M. 'Canipbell, carpenter, or
Seaforth, intends; Starting a plan-
, ing mill and sash and door factory iri
conneatton With thefurniture factory
in Winghaen.
Mr. F, Seemilleri with his family
left Seaforth' on Teesday last. Mr.
Seigmiller has rchased a fruit
farm neer Gkiderieh, and intends cul-
tivating frut of ale kinds.
A social was giyea in the Methodist
"-ehurch as a farewell to Rev, Cha.
Leven, on which loccasion MT, La.
yell was presented with a well filled
purse accompanied by an address.
A melancholy effete occurred on
the farm Of Ur. 1,1Wm. Papple, 4th
'The Cough Drop
e That Cures
Demand the three -cornered
kind in die red and yellow box
•
grawr.rwer sr=lre
By Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Attar Sim
Doctors had, Failed to be of Benefit.
•••0410111104msf
eason
When there is a multitude of brands of -clothing being
sold in Canada, and. one brand has twice as big a plant, and.
more than doable any of the others in volume of sales,
there is a reason for it. -
op
P.M( It -SS, BRAND
.CLOTHING
Positively has a greater sale than the
any two other brands in Canada.
omi.Ad Sales of
1—Because of the Price.
Owing to the tremendous quantity of Progress brand
Clothing turned oat annually, it can be placed,on the mar-
ket AT LESS MONEY than the smaller 'manufacturer
can produce them, and, consequently, COME CHEAREit
TO YOU. You may get as good, but they COST more
You may get as cheap, but they are not as GOOD.
2—Because of the Quality.
Again' the manufacturer handling the greatest quan-
tities of clothis naturally supplied by the largest old c un -
td• mills, hence
That ;gnawing pain in the stomach,
sometimes shooting up into the
chest, often producing a choking sen-
sation in the throat; _ fierce pains
around ,the heart, a feeling of drow-
siness and a distaste for food -that's
indigestion. Its victims are number-
ed by the thousands. To them life is
a 'burden. Dr. Willie,rns Pink Pills
have done 'more towards relieving
this suffering than any other medi-
cine. Often they have '‘cured after all
other help has failed, as in the case
of MT. Willis Herman, of St. Cath -
at -Ines, Out, who says; "I had
been afflicted with indigestion and
•stomach trouble for years. At times
my suffertng was alrnost indeecrib-
able, Sometimes for whole days 1
Was tunable to touch food. I dieted
and at different times vela treated by
six doctors but they diet not help
; I only grew worse, For a thne
I was living in New, York and while
there consulted a, specialist but he
was unable to give me any relief. I
then decided to try- Dr. '1Willia,ms
Pink Pale and in lesek than a month
I felt some. relief. I continued their
use for a couple of months longer
and gained in weight; my appetite
irratroved; the pains left me and I
new feel better than I have at any
time during the past twenty-five
years. I will always gladly recom-
Mend. Dr. Williams Pink Pills to
other sufferers believing that they
will surely do for others what they
have done for me."
Wh.ert you use Dr. Williams Pink
Pills as a blood builder and nerve
ionic you are not experimenting -
they have been tried and proved suc-
cesseul in thousands of eases. It is
their power to actually make new,
rich, red blood, 'that enables them to
cure such troubles as anaemia, Indi-
gestion, !rheumatism, kidney trouble,
st. Vitus dance, partial paralysis
and "those special "ailmente a girl-
hood and womanhood that retuael so
meth misery. For sale by all medi-
cine dealere or by mail at 50 cents
box orsixboxes for $2.50 from. the
Dr. Williams Medicine Coznpany, of
Brockville, Ontario.
saperiority in
ear, an xelanve beat
in, pattern, and another u,mquestio
redaction irt prw• e
3—Because of Style.
*emaPiemasim.
,
The best workmen are always found Ili the
concerns, hence Progress. Brand Clothing ...s m
by the best tailors- Canada can produce. Therefore, the
style is not only absolutely correct, bat there is a p an
ence to it that will last as long as the suits last and they
will Doth last to the end of your expectations.
Finally, and in a Word—
.... .
Progress 13)--nd Clothing
best because the largest,
largest becaus the best
not the
ut •the
Go where -you will,you will E.nd the leading abore in»evory
town handling Progress Brand Clothing. They could
easily get other brands—other manufacturers would
be only too -glad to sell, to them, --yet they continue
bndsliesnig Progress Brand, and their business
e
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Leading Prices --47.50, Silt
-1-4444+40
EWART . PROS.
SEAFORTH
0—Butter an4 Bggs takett as Ca*