The Huron Expositor, 1907-05-17, Page 3Do yo u like it? .Ther why
be COntented with it? ave
'to be? Oh, no! Just put on
Ayer's Hair Vigor and have
!long, thick hair; soft, even
hair.' But Arst of all, stop'
1YOur hair from- coming out.
Save what You have.' Ayer's.
Hair Vigor will not disappoint
you. feeds the hair -bulbs;
Makes weak hair Strong.
MAY 11. 1907
imPonrAsr IsTOTIOES
MT in Brusiels by Febrdary 1st,
ft.. in Week 2nd door from Atneriean
Ttrpicel as tailoring, readymadoeletb
KELFEN''', Breriel.%
t". ReLEAN'S
.i '1 firvproof stovertw _e
eeonomiea., cicant =tjdura
ts being a heat conveying, Mgt:lather at
apparatus. They add eomfort and save
in fuel. Pew material tf-ti. Orders hy
ptly filled. wholesale or retail. Wm,
Hensel!,
On., Manufacturer. 2031.tt
RADIX. PROPERTY FOR SALE. -For age
Harpnriteya amfortalde blick eo
tehett anti womishat atiaebcd ; also tr,y4
ith nom. for 3 hows or 3 head of eattlehtrt
ei Tee pen, well alai pump in stable ; need
water ; else•aeree of land, on, which are
7i.,!it varieties of all Ithule of fruit. It 13
tirable proper1;4 for any person wanting
te-t. ifeth on the prernifes ttr ad
i• tot * *
exterth P. O., JOILN MeDONOGII. 211.15-tf
SALE.
ae
seven good
opt ‘1, onth old, als.e somft
th 1, Apply tO Vf`U. MIME
2024
asraft AND siiOnTreinie CAerrec
it SALE -The underetoed hes for sale sey..
verl LeirOsterhecpraid Durham Cam*
Address EgnmedyilleP Q. or a
Bcatl, Tueltesmith. ROBERT if
iTts..-141
oCK FOR SL .-fli apart
• r sale on Lot 27, Concession e,
a number a heifers aud yoont
t foot, 4 Shorthorn bulls fit fer tva-
by imported Prince of Para.
re stevit are afl registered in the Nati
e eords. Prieto moderate, terms easy, 114.taa
. DAVID IIX/J., Staffar O. 1993-:42
SAGE -or sale, the no thew.
brvi Aberdeen Polled Angus Bull, brood
ifeal to Lord Ifuten ; Also a gotgl
lefe for lady to drive and will woe
double. Will sell either for cash or on t'
Lot SO, Concetision 2, MeKillop. ROBERT.
beaorth P. O. 2143 -ti
pays
AVINGS
attention to
ACCOUNT&
tft•Ott
SALE, -On Concession 14;
rn Large Or 6mall quantitieste -sulk
er(edarpoAs eight or eight anij a halt
-anchor postsany size. Any Rersoo ee..
rb36 tirsher would do well to itmutre ends.
liter particulars apply to JOHN mein-MR.4ot;
ee-sten 1s, Mcliillop, Leadbury P. 0.
'r"▪ -•
205.t
:MORN CAITLE-Seven tirstcless ytetag
us, 2 from imparied cotes, for sale at moor..
es and on easy term e ; good young eows ano
dso for sale. All interested are cordially in.
,frin.speet the herd. Farm adjoins town. long
'g telephone tri farm. Write for cat
VII, Exeter. 1
THORNS. -Choice bred bulls and females ot
,!erent ages for sale, bout two dozen to selee-
Prices reasonable. Herd now headed by
:sylvenes" (&00). He is got by the heat
wed imported stock; on both sides glossy fla.rk
i)ior, and wen set on short legs: Terms :-
: cows $3 insured ; others on applikation
welcome. JOHN ELDER i Hensall P 0:
Hon. MAI
Store to Rent.
a,talreeete• tat*
t store of the Bell Block, in the VilLige of
. his itabie for a general store, reP
.. or any inso requiring v. large, welt -
t eomfortable dwelling above the
Possesion can be given at once. Apply to
w45-tf
;X HELL, Seaforth,fint.
The b
here to ices,
1 you about
heat fields
t grazing laud -are in
for full information
Lt cropsclimate and speeiai
road retese etc.
.ocal- representative wanted in
a
eit'r
to Osgood
Iazttete Stiller; Ate
CORISTINE iVILDING
MONTREAL
:atop Directory rGY 1907
M. GOVENLOCK, Reeve,
throe P. O.
▪ 30WAN, Councillor, Seafortat
McDOWELL, Councillor, Sefee
1 P. 0.
a ROSS, Couneillor, Ninth:ran
S RYAN, Councillor, Beechwooli
EL MURDIE, Clerk, Wint&op
a.
HOLLAND, Treasurer, Beeche
i P. O.
:ION SHANNON, J. Pe Sanaa:Tr
ector, Winthrop P. 0.
[MEE TIRmulr64
WOMAN'S LIFE
a year.
. trouble is brit a symptom of, and fl
une disease. We think of Dram..
gmd endig•esfien as real dimses. ye
eymptomq only of a cerWn sr -delft
sonotning elao.
fact tbat fhi. correctly led Dr. Shoo
of that now very popular Stomadh
Shoop's Restorative. Going direei
nerves, alone brought that success
*Dr. Sheep and his Restorative. With.
leinal and highly vitaprinciple, no
mplishmentswereeverto bebad.
disixess, bloating, biliousness, bad
.ind sallow complexicop try Dr. stoop's
Ne=01ve--11‘5b1ete or Lionid--and See for year.
tat it can, and will do. We sell and cheers
recommerle
✓ re three perioda Of a, woman/I life,
shale in need of the heart strengt
nerve toning, blood enriehilit -
of
ILBURN3S.HEART:
IND.NERVE .PILLS
'first of thes.e is when the young Art
ring the portale of womanhood. iikt
Ile She. in, very often pale, weak am
it and unless her health io built
r system strengthened eh* may
cto eonsuraption or be a. weak wouela
0000ud Period ie motherhood. Ott
th system ia great and the tm-
a nary force and depleted b
k re.plelliShlag. Milburn's Heart atm
Pills supply the elements needed to
'third period ia "change of life alai
the period whoa she, la most, liablo
and nerve troublee.
PD1612CIOLUI change in taking pleve
stem, and it is at this time maul
digeases manifest themselves.,
the heart and nerve system by the'
dilburnre Heart and NerVe PabLand
le over thee dangerous period. Mrs.
King, Cornwall, Ont. writes: "I
en troubled very muele with heart -
.7 -the cause being to & great extenn
'change of life." r Inere been takhat
is Heurt and Nerve Pills for some,
rrean to continue doing so, for
thfully say they are the, best remedy*
'ver used for &ending upthe ayetem.
a.t liberty to use this statemen,
-benefit of other inefferers."
'JO centa per bos, three boxes for
di aealere, or The T. alilberu
Tomato Ont.
Shoo
New Store
For New Goods
Famaa Harldie, Ciscoes, Whitefish, Mitelterel
end Trout. These are very scarce, but are extra
good quality.
OETAILE-
lyntuee, C1eT:4 Cabbage, Carrots, Beets, Par
snips and Turnips always on hand.
FREW MEAT- -
We buy nothing,but the best quality in Beef,
Pere and Lamb m this department. We have
extra line prlees.
MED MEATS- .'
Hain, Beeon, Breakfeet.Bacon andZRoll LAIWay8
-Li hand.
°KED MEATS. -
Corned Beef, llead Cheese, Bologna and New
gagland Ham.
001,3ERIEg-
Ourpoc9ryclolo,L rtment is complete. Atways
fresh and gool.
'RUSE BROS.,
AM:FM BLOCK .— PHONE es
SEAFORTH.
Dr. WO DPS
NORWAY ,PINE
SYRUP
Vtirea COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS,
1IOARSENESS and all THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLES. Miss Florence Fe
Xailtuan, New Germany-, N.S.,„ writes:-
l3W1 a cold which left ane with a very
!bad eough. I was afraid I was going
'Into consumption. I was advised to try
XL woovs NORWAY PINE SYRUP.
had little faith in it, but before I had
'taken one bottle I began to feel better,
;and after the second I felt as well as
ever. My cough has completely &leap-
peareee
PRICE zs CENTS.
The perpetual charm
en freshness and crispness
--of daintiness and deli-
ciousness — is in every
box of
Mooney's'
Perfection
Cream
Sodas
—held captive by the
air -tight, moisture -proof
packages. There is a I:
best in evelythirig. 19,
L Biscuits MOONEY'S.
los
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DI5TRICT MATTIARS.
Huron %Dealers' Institute.—
The prOgraernne for the thirteenth an-
nual Meeting Of the West Mr%
?Peachy& Assoefation, to be held at,
Exeter, on May- 22nd and 28rd, has
been issued. There will be forenoon
and afternoon sessiOns on each day,
at, which addresses on questiona or
special interest to 'teachers will be
given, inclueng the esepert of • the
delegates to the Easter meeting of
Pee Onteelo- Educational Assoc's-
on. On Thursday evening there will
e an entertainment, and, in addt-
iOflr the musical ;programme., ad -
trees' will be given by. the Ipresi-
dent, T. H. Brownlee, of Bayfield
Inspector Tom, on Child Train-
ing," and IL 1. Strang, B., la, on
• "The Educational Outloek in On-
Itario." 1r W kr. Johnston, of Kip-
! pen,- le the secretary of the Associa-
ition.
Going Ito the Old Country -We do
not 'know of any peredn who has
beer earned a holiday than Dr.
Gunn, of Clinton, and we learn from -
the New Era, that he intends taking
one: The New Era 'says :. "Dr. and
!Ars. Gunn are booked to sail for the: '
Old Country from Montreal, on May
23rd, and are to be abeent for about
two months. The doctor's only sister,
Mrs. Ross, who lived with hina far
some 'time when he first c le to
Clinton, resides in Glasgow, aria Mrs.
Gunn's sbeteraelreeMeMillan, is living
in Edinburgh which will tend to
-make then trip attractive and enjoy-
able. Dr. Gunn graduated in Edin-
burgh twenty-five years ago, so he
will not. be a. stranger to, the beaut-
ies of that city, and he will have a
chance to revisit the scenes et hiS
college days. On. 'the programme is
.virsit to Ireland, -tbe Highlands of
Scotland. and Paris. As far is the
doctor is concerned, we imagine a
great deal of his time will be taken
- -up= in visiting the great hospitals in
!the old world. We wish them, both a,
very enjoyable trip and .safe return." I-
... •
417—N /278,
11
Youcannot possibly have
a better Cocoa than
kilelkions drink and a sustaining
foOd. Fragrant, nutritious and
economkal. This excellent Cocoa
maintains the system in robust
health, and enables it to resist
winter's extreme cold.
by Grocers and Storekeepers
in 1-1b. and 3;4) Tins.
Court of Revisicn
Township of Tuckersmith
SIM* *Ma /AVM -
Notice k hereby given that the first sitting of
'Conn for the rev kiem r,f the ameslment roll or the
Township of Tuekersmith for the year 1007, will be
bele In alt. Chamber, Town ifaiI, SeAfOrth,
411 MOndit), Ma% 27th, tit ir) o'cioek a.m. All inter'
Rae(' partit4 WM take none and govern themselves
aeeertlingly, Parties who have destroyed their doge
being feeQssed ffnuct have them struck off the
1.011 at the above Court or the lax will he collected.
Wed May WI, 19(1, OM 3
• A. G. SMILLM, 001:rki:
: "X ten you. Ma'am, you ought to use
Sto George
„dlig Powder
_ tZ only lo - the reason that it is Vehole.
if some nul healthful."
"The knowiedge that you are NCYT
eeihig a)um, lime, ammonia and acid 111your food --should count for a great deal."
"ST. GEORGE'S is ntade ofgo,go, pure
Cream. of Tartar." Try it.
li.ritefor free copy o)," aur new Cook -Book.
National Drug 8t Chemical Co. of
Canada Limited, Montreal. es
,
Zreae=z:SW
E'stablished :879
Whoophti Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
dresolene is a' boon to Asthznatics.
Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a
remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs
than to take the remedy let° the stomac.h?
• It cures hecaute the air rendered strongly anti=
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and cogstant treat-
ment. It is Invaluable to mothers- with small
childfen. •
. Those of a consumptive
tendency find immediate
relief from coughs 'of in-
fiar.led condition of the
throat.
Sold by druggists
•
. Send postal for booklet.
LZEMING,WILES CO.,
Agents, Mont-
i r Canada, 307
Dr ysd ale
School Report. -The following is
the report of union school section
No.•1, Hay and Stanley, for the month'
of April. The report is based upon:
regularity ipunetuality, good con-
, duct and general .proficincy : Senior
Fourth, --Joseph De La Pranier, David
Oesela Gerald, Snider, Henry Dow -
Sore , Junior Fourtia-Milton
Jonn-
ton Harold Schilbe, Linda Dow-
; aon, Earl Sehilbe. Sr. , III.--Marnie
Johnston. Sr. IL-Gotdon Johneton,
1 $ bilbe Noah Hartman Sr
Part IL -Irene Pollok, Bessie Snid-
er. Jr. Part IL -Annabel Macdonald,
Minnie Johnston-, Arnold Schilbe. Pt,
L -Verna Jaeobl, Louis Harriman.-
e"Evelyn A.. Horten, Tegichleke
IPilea get quick and certain relief
— -0,--
' from Dr. Shoop'a • Magic Ointment.
Please note it is made alone for piles,
t••••••••••,•••••• •*•{1•Vene segellierteeet1.0011.01I.H.FP ittrt•tegt•ee^c...•
U CAN KEEP DRY
A,ND N\ ,-e-3-
COMF-ORTABL
IN THE
HARDEST STORM \
BY WEARiNG
.covEks.
osfirogkin;
P/511B,
WATEP.PR.00F
OILED
-CLOrgINCi
IIILACA On .11.1.0w
Clean Light Durable
Ouaranteed Waterproof
Low M Price
Werra TODAY TOR TM
OODPILLT OrSCRiettd0 MANY
MHOS Of WATICIMPFi0Or
OlifthletiTS
?twit 4,..iagt4 41wittitttr
ON 0 ITOR
My 194* is
S .ly
The best kind of a testimonial—
" Gold for over silt*. years."
tIVIrairi•
10.10iittit
ii.••••••••itr-
SARSAPARILLA.
Bop -7V PILLS.
CHERRY ItECTOP
i!*,:***1***otatre*trtt
of the Soutli
ut urs Soeiety : Best
wede auroips, John
erfenith;- Robert Camp
Mop; James Dickson, Tuckersm
. Henry Chesney, tuckersmith;
Ames Chesney, Tuckereinitn; David
Youll, Stanley. Best h49.1f aero man -
golds, James Dickson, David Youll.
Best quaeter are carrots, James
Dickson, James Chesney, and David
of blelaillop, was united in marriage
Saatiarthe Neiv. 5. 1876.
On October 22, Mr. George Durie,
Ito Miss Jane G. Aitcheson, of the
dime,
'to hip, by Itev. Mt. Thornson.
Mr. George Whitely bass .purollased
the stock and !business 'a the Com -
Sell & Co.
rnereial livery from Messrs.:if:Lei-,
Mr. Andrew Cowan, of aleKillop,
returned last week. from
where he has purchased a 160 acre
farm.
Dr. Wm. Aitcheson, formerly of
McKillop, but now or Ilorton,ville, in
Michigan, has been on a visa to
his friends in this I-we:tiara
Let me send you free for Catarrh,
just to prove merit, a Trial Biz?, pox
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh, Remedy. It is
a, snow white creamy, healing antis-
eptic oalm. Contains such beeline
ingredients as Oil Eucaliptus, Thy-
mol, Menthol, etc., it gives instant
and lasting 'relief AO Catarrh of the
nose and throat. Make the free test
and see for yourself what this pre-
paration can and will. accomplish. Ad-
dress Dr. Shoop, Ruble, Wis. Large
jars 50 cents. Sold by C. Aberhart,
druggist, Seafactia
few sr ,ers returned to Scotland, corn-
ing 1. ;k to this country in 1831, and
settl eg upori the Saul3le line, Stanley,
whe e- the now deeea,sed lady resided
Ler seventy long yeers. There in
1867 she was united in marriage to
Mr. Thomas Stinson, and of this
worthy couple it may be said that
they were ahnozt the last of the
pioneers of -that HMI. Sae was a
moat worthy and estimable lady in
every ;sense of the term, and will be
long and lovingly remembered by
many.
**,-***-***--,* •
MoKillop
School Repora-The following- Litho
report of Separate school No. 1, Mc-
Killop, tor the month of April. The
names are hi order of mertitt: Sr.
IV„part. A. -Mary Bruxer, Michael
MeCardle., Edevar d McGrath, John
ICrauskopf. Senior IV, part B. -
Mary Flanagan, Margaret 'Mash,
James Flanagan, Louis MaloneY, Ag-
nes Krauskropf, Teraba O'Reilly,
Thomas Maloney. Jr. IV -Leo Hol-
land, Lucy Flanagan, NieholasKraus.,
kropf, George Holland, Mary A., Flan-
agan. Sr. III -Lizzie Kra.uskropf,Mar-
tine. ,Flanagan. Gussie Hieknell
Jr. 1II-Edna Chadwick, Peter Ma-
loney, Bruxer.
Keauskopt, Louisa, Flanagan,' Louis
O'Reilly, Stella Horan. Jr. An-
nie Flanagan, Joaeph Maloney.—M.
Canning, Teacher.
In The Olcien Days.
Interesting sketehee of the early
days of Seaforth and vicanity,
taken from the files of The Ex-
p-oeitor.
*atm. ••••• tam,
re- -
o acres
Canada.
Hugh S. Hendry, ,zon of Hon J. S.
Hendry, a member of the Ontraio
Government, died at Hamilton, a few
days ago. He was quite a young lad.
-The first eceding in the Regina.
district this year commenced in the
Pilot Butte district, by John Bel-
eridge. This district is within seven
miles of Regina.
-It is understood that the trial of
the London 'briber:sr- cases, which cre-
ated zilch a sensation a. month ago,
and,,which have since been! hung up in
the courts is likely to be postponed
until, the fall.
, .-ka a result of eye tests now being
made at St. Thomas, among the em-
ployees of the Michigan Central Rail-
way, a number of the employees in
all branches of the, train, servite-
engineer:a, ,firemen, conductore, and
brakemen-eind themselves unable to
pass, and therefore must retire from
the tservioe and seek other means of
livellaood. Some of them have been in
the sarvice for years. This is mighty
hard Ruck.
, -A gad aecident occurred near
Streetsville, Peel county, on Monday
last, on the farm of David XeCaugh-
erty. Mr. W. Holland, who had re-
cently Larived from the old country,
was engaged in ' rolling a meadow
when the tongue dropped and the team
ran away. Mr. Holland was thrown
In front of the roller and had his
Seaforth, Oct. 8,, 1875. elcull fractured and his neck brok-
.
and its action is positive and certain, ' ' en, He had been there only about a ,
' Itching', painful, protruding or blind ; Mr. Cresswell took a large number week and was married about five
piles disappear like magic ny its use of prizes with his pleturea at the woks ago.
Large nickel -capped glass Jars 50, London and Ottawa exhibitions. ,., -A death under very sad eircum-
cents. Sold . ey C. Aberhart, druggist', Mr. John- Mecandiess has sold e bis atanees occuered in the Toronto Gen-
Seeforth. farm on .concession 9, Tuckersmith, eral horipital last week. Mr. Osborne
; to Mr. Robert Elea, for $5,000. Thee S. Corrigan, a yoirng man' 22 Years
St Colmnban. • farm contains 100 acres. of agd, of Toronto, asteident at 'the
; ,
The trot locomotive entered Exe- .Sehool of Practical Science, left a
Our Sehool.-The following is the
'ter on Monday lag and. was the oe- short time ago with a party of Men
report of Separate School Section No.
cession for Mich rejoicing 0111 the to prospect north or Coaalt. After
1, Hibbert, .for the month. of Aprill :
Senior Fourth. -Eleanor Jordan 290, Part a the residents of tile villaike. reaching a point about 50 miltenorth
; The auction aale of village lots, at of Latchford, Mr. Corrigan suddenly
, Mary Stapleton 268, Tom afelady 222.
the prospeetive villa.ge of }Jensen developed a severe attack of appen-
: Junior Fourth. -Mary Nigh 249, Mil -
on Tuesday last and was dicitis. Bening may miles from eiv-
dred Barry 281. Aldie O'Connor 141, came en
largely attended and very succees- ilizetion hal comrades saw that the
Jack Dalton 157. Third -Teresa Jor-
anti. Loto sold off lively- at enor- only hope was to got him bat* to
Alan 388, Lucy, Stapleton 344, Loretto
Barry 289, l', Flannery 272, Dennis mous 'Prices. Several . fifth Of L an some niece where medical help would
acre lots sold at pries ranging !tom; be available. Accordingly eie friend
Nigh 178. Second -Kate Roache 465,
$200 to .$225.
Minnie Da.lton 311, -saforris Dalton 295, , . 1 1 Robt, Aiken, also a, student at, the
James Doyle 208, Maurace `Melarly 184, 4 , • , . 'School or Praopioga Science, and whose
Seaforth, Oct. 15, 1875. i home is near Toronto, and two of I
Thomas Murphy 159. Part IL -Jim , e
Melady 360, Joeeph Murphy 302, John I At the residence of the bride's fath- the guides secured a, sleigh and
Nigh 263. Senioree1.-PhYllis Dietrich er in Tuckersmith, on September - drew him between them for three
1
238, Michael Murphy 195, Gerald Doyle 28, by 'Rev. John B. Scott,. Mr. Wm j days, all the distance back to Latch -
192, Junior I. -Con. Dalton Vestie Baird, ,of Brucefield, was united in ford. Fearing to stop !lest the delay
Flannery, John Molady, John Mur- marriage to Jane, youngest daugh- should east him his life, they hur-
ter of Joins Lawre'nee, Esq. I ?len eking witholit sleep, and ar-
Plir,-Maude P. Troyt Teacher,
Vilingharn
* I , the residence of the bride's fe..th- 'riving at Latchford, the two guidee
At liensall. 4 1 * I' er, , on Outober 11th, Thos. Wells, gave fat completely exhausted in
Noda.way county, Missouri, was unit- their long race against fate. Mr.
(Too late for lase week.) ' ed in inarxiage to Margaret Scott, 'Aiken came on to Toronto with his
' Local Option. -Our village is now second da-ughter of Roaert Scott, friend. An operation was nerforined
under :local option law and an agita,- Esq., cia MeKillop. The ceremony at the General Hospital, but it was
Ilion IS On foot to secureas scan as was performed by -Rev. M'. Barr, ase toe late to save his life. The end
pok.-sible a new, good., up to date hotel, sided by Rev. M. Danby.. • came during the evening. The de-.
Minus the bar, for the aCcommodation, The annual meeting or the Seaforth ceased was a very promising Young
' of the public and for boarders. Val' Chess Club was held ini the Manslors man and a graduate of, Pickering
present accopernodation„ partieulaals ;hotel on Thursday evening last. After college.- His work at the S.P.S. had
for ,the travelling public -is not ad- the .business of the meeting,, Mr .i G. marked him as having a bright car -
equate ,to the demands end while, no E. Jaakaon, who holds the envia,ble eer ahead.
doubt, the unexpected change in the distinction °a being the champion of t --e• *
closing up of the Queen's hotel,by Canada, was en'tortained at a com.. I CRIPPLED BY S'..)I.A.1 IOA.
the ;recent leasee, Mr. Bice, has tak- .pieeeetaey le -upper,
cates for local option at a disadiess- Brussels, 'has been appointed clerk llama' Pink Pillei-Aater Doe -
Mr. ,Daniel McDonald, barrieter of Made Well and Strong by, Dr. Wil -
en the temperance people and advo-
tage, at the same time it behoves( all of ate county court of the county of
, who worked; and voted for loeal op- • Herm, eplace of ,a1r. Elwood, de- ' tors Had Failed.
tion to tender every reasonable
alr, H. W. Awalt is one of the Mad-
as- ceased.
ing merchants of Hemford, N '. A.
few Years ago he was a great
suf-
Lerer from that moat exerultiating
-trouble, roiatica. He says :I "At the
time 1 was afflieted 1 wag. living at
Baker Settlement. The atteak was so
severe that I lifed beesi off work for
sorne time, The cords of my leg were
all -drawn up, and I ;could mill lhalP
along with the aid or a. stick.- The
nein I coffered was terrible. t was
in misery both, day and night. Dvery
moment !caused me-suca pain, as only
thorie who have been tortured with
selatica can know. I was treated by
several doetors, but: they did not
bell: me a bit. In rant I allnozt be-
gan to feol that m
1101916z% when Dr
Pine were brought
Igoe a half dozen
sistanoe in the providing of good ac- : At s meeting of the town council
,corhmodation for the public. The pas- 'it Wa3 deJ:ded. to OttbMit a by-law to
4iin-g- of the loeal non law is only the a-a.tepityore, granting a bonus of
end lebep end; st suplemented $10-,000 Ito Messrs. Coleman and Gou-
by something morethan. the mere _inktek, 'to establiSh. a machine slio.p
votin-g or .i*esing an
of the law, In short,' i and implement works in Sea,forth
l t .
alempeanrce workers d a,dber-
ehta should ;exhibit liberality and a I ; Sea/forth, Oct. 22, 1376.
a....r***.•*****
frank willingness pay a little more The Roman 'Catholic church., Sea-
Pir accommodation that la not backed forth, after ha/ing undergone ex -
up by bar reeeipta and In doing trite ,tensive improvemente to the inter -
a, worthy principle or spirit will be for, was formally reopened on Sun -
shown ;that will count.
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day last.
, In Goderk,h on October 10, by
Stanley' • , ' Rev. W. C. Henderson, Ur. W. F.
wife ce Nash, of Hull*, to Miss Jane Grern-
Notes.-alre. McDermid,
Mat, or Tuckeramith.
(Reeve James McDermid, was at Acton
In Clinton, . on Oetober 191h1 Mj.
last week, attending the funeral of
John Caste of Melaillop, was =tried
her brother, Mr. Campbell, of - To-
ronto, who died as the result of an to Miss Mary, Leslie Ann, oldest
daughter of Mr. 'Ioeeph Avery, of
attack of typhoid fev-er, , the funeral
Serrtheoun' le of weeke ago, Me. Robt.
taking place from; the fan -lily residence! .
at Acton. -Mr. ,A, Nott, of t he 2nd
Gbvenlock, oe McKillop, missed a.
• eencession, tal?. -wild. his stallion.
number or cattle from his field. Bironl
Belshazzar, Ito go west. He has since
circumstances -which 'have siece, come
,purepased from T. J. Slliott the' very
fine Clyde colt, Lord "Stanley. --At to his knowledge he redo certain
Business the lag meeting or the Sta.nleY COU11^ they have been atolen.
ire • ell the chief business was the con- On Tuesdey evening last Mr, Robt.
Comiege eideration of building 0, cement Scott, of Roxboro, had occasion to
eOntract for cement tile, which was Ilebkirk, one and a, hal/ miles north
of Seafortle He tied his horse to
- call at the residence or Mr. Wm.
is a high grade Commercial School arch on COneeetiden 4, and letting the
Three Courees :
condition was
. Vvrillianis' Pink
to my attention;
oXes. 1 had Ueed.
about- the entire quantity before I
found any benefit. But I was en-
coura.ged, e.nd got a second half
dozen boxes, and before these were all
gone every vestige of the -trouble had
diaanpeareci. Not only tills but 1
waa bep,roved in health in. every
way', rite it will be reedily undealstood
that tap long siege, of paira had suf-
fered ael left me badly rim down. I
can not speak too highly oe Dr. Wil-
setured by J. Foster _an os. e „ . a' Pirik Pills. I can t recommend
Commercial - Stenogrephy --- Telegraph who gave good seal:action last year. the gate poet, and whom he came nee tr.* strongly to reeler Buller -
write GEORGE SPOT T,ON, 13 rinp € , 4
' Mr. Taylor, from conceseion- 2, in- out 'half an hour later, horse and rig arse,
were gone. , Diligent search was * Va ' I ' Phil Pi 1 1
erv.ewed the council regarding a Dr. ill ama t I s cure sc a -
tile clitela , . . inade'but the refasing outfit was rick, ties, simply because they make the
a
r your Money
are 11
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(PA, E-IC)1111E COLVIPILNY)
One of our up-to-date plans -a 10 payment, 20 year endowment -
gni re?: tees $1.0110 and prate. notwithstanding tile fact that the
last four payments are eliminated. The premiums on this new
Policy remain identical with those Of the leading America:1' coin -
pante, Whieh Call for twenty coatinuous annual payments. -
W. a ROBIINIAON Insp. ector, Seaforth parents, Mr, and Mrs.- J. Dewar,evIhereabolits- cents a box or
‘ ,
Death Or IliTS, StineeTh-drs. Thos, found until the following evening, rich, red blood that soothes and
Stinson, an 01.6 and very highly re- when it was left at Leslie's hotel, by strengthens . the jangled aching
epeeted -resident of Stanley, near . nerves. That is why they cur, such
me -unknown persons.
Bayeleld, died at the residence of nerve -troubles as neuralgia St: Vit -
her son, Phomas, in Ba,yfield, on i , . Seaforth, Oe.t., 20, 1815. us dance end .partia,1 paralysis, That
Sunday, ;the 5th inst. Apparently en- i Mr. George W, Cline has been ap- la why they euro all alio: nts due to
joying her good health, see was mit- pointed preepeentor of the Presbyter- poor watery blood. net is whi
ten with appoplexy on othe previous la.n church, of seaforth, at a salary they make weary, deseondent, brok-
Thureday evening. On Sa,turday she of $300 per annum: , i en down men and women bright, =-
seemed to revive somewhat, but next ...air; Robert Govenloelt has at last tive and strong. But only tete geenu-
morning 'there was another attaelt, learned the tate of his missing cat- inc pills can do this, and they have
and she nagged' quietly away. lfris. !tie. TheY were driven to Shakes- the tull name, Dr, Williams' link
Stinson was 71 years oe, age. 1 she ,peare, where 'they wore sold to a Pills for Pale People an 412 wrapper
i d ------ound every box. Sold by medicine
wasborn in Pitedhirs, Scotland, in butther, who had s a g
1829 and eame Comae with her before Ur. Cloveniock knew of their dealers overyvehere or by Mail at 50
six boxes for $2.50
• when three years of age. They set- The following are the prize win- by addressing Dr. Williams' Med-
tled in Dumfries townehip, but else ners tare root epropetiticse under Woe Co., Brockville, Ont.
kitoottss
love a roosterfor o things
One thing is the crow that is in
him and the other thing is the
spurs that areon Lan o back up
We are do
co a iitt e modes
apo
owirtg
PROGRESS
CLOTHING
but w have the goods to back up our
claims in a way that leaves no room for
argument or doubt, and the quantity o
clothing we are selling is all the proof that
is necessary.
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5
WE CLAIM the largest stock of lees Clothing
two double Stores filled with mens
apparel of the very newest variety;
WE CLAIM Pieeres Brand to be the bast ready-tomear clethie
Canada, bar none.
WE CLAIM that owing to the Vast ainount of men's clothing we
handle, we ean buy better and sell cheaper than smaller
stores. If quantity, quality and price are any objeet to
you it -will pay you to see our stock.
ron con.nty
ye' wearing
itt
Leading Prices, Men s—
7.50 MO $12-
$4-5O
Boye-421
ar.1.1~0.....rrerm rers109
en's'Furnishings.
ruBIS Spring finis us better prepared than ever to supply good, news.
up-teeoate toggery for men and boys, Whatever is coned Ands
place here,
New Neckwear New Shirts
New Underw-ear 1ew Hosiery
New Fancy Vests New King Fiats
Everything in Mon'e Furnishings for the comfort and adorn
-
IMAM of men awl boys who Would be up-to-date and well dresset
t.TH
gr'Stitter autt Eggs t