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The Blyth Standard, 1903-07-02, Page 8TEOUDir LNDS of men e prisoners of disease as securely as though they were confined behind the bare. Many have forged their own chains by the vices of early youth, exposure to contagious disease, or the excesses of manhood. They feel they are not the men they ought to be or used to be. The vim, vigor, and vitality of manhood are lacking. Are you nervous and despoadent? tired 1n the morning? have you to force yourself through the day's work? have you little am- bition and energ77 are you irritable and excitable? eyes sunken, depreaged and haggard looking? memory poor and brain fagged? have you weak bock with dreams and losses at night? deposit 1" urine? weak septally?—you Ws Nervous Debility and Seminal Weakness. 3 Our NEW METHOD TLEATMEAT is goarauteed to Cure or No Pas. xe 'entre to Detroit. Beak Security. Beware of quacks—Consult old established, • reliable _physicians. Consultation Free. Hooke Free. write for Question Blank for Home Treatment. Ora, Kennedy & Kergan, K K 11 K gt K •---e^-'w•Vi----* .10.14110, 4irtarfi'.11� /�`i_�� ` _p. Ella. ' aJ•r �6-; yea le V,. Nr�\,„ would ask the makers of butter not. to salt the bettor heavy as the heats salted butter always has to 111111at u redur,vl price, N31 die the butter so as to bring the top price and you will be the gainer in the end. 1 WANTED Before the 1st of jell•, to fill stn order already placed vrid) us for (i00O Boxes and Tubs of Good Dairy Butter Also we must have ;die hirltgee }lyi to Lill our orders, for hih tveB pA HIGHEST CASH PRiCE rLit PRETORIA BLOCK (CEO. POWELL , . BLYTH r ,�►- �► �► ��'� ,�p° ,,/► /� /� //' �►':moi Eta ~.r FAA fILYTH LIVERY attd SALE STALES 0 00 00 00 0 Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S. PROPRIETOR. P V0 0.0 00 b First -elites Horses and lugs for hire et reasonable rates. Best of aceomrnpdation to Com- nnercial Travellers and other); requiring rigs. Veterinary office at livery stable. Grand View, Manitoba, who eras (knif- ed in white silk organdie. The bride and groom left for their hone that night midst showere of rice and best wishes and have n host of. friends who will loin with us in wishing then a smooth and pleasant journey throughout their married life....The barn on the farm of D1 r. J oho Shortreed, jr„ has been moved preparatory to being raised up and a (sweet block wall plead underneath, It will wake an Al barn when com- pleted —.Mr onnpleted.,,.Mr and Mrs. Johu Scott, of Deloraine, Manitoba, former residents of the Om con. of this township, are at present renewing the (rieudshie of old friends in Blyth and Morris. It is Ili years since they left these parts and this is their first visit since going west. proved and take with them stock and all, We understand. Mr. Alex, Wilson, formerly of limn ise's, lives near the saine locality. lie is 0 brother to Mr. W. ('. Wjlsot.... Mr, Win. H. McLeod, of Cypress River, Manitoba, was renew- ing old friendships for a few days. He is a tousle to 111aesre, dames and John Sherrie. The visitor was here for a car load of home, hence hie stay was brief. It is 21 voars sines Dir, McLeod removed from Morris township. rjrhe,y have prospered in the west and the crop outlook there this season is Al. He loft bn Thursday for hie home but may be back shortly for another consignment of horses....Rev. A. Ii, Brown preach- ed his farewell sermon to the Sunshine Methodist congregation on Sunday last. ....Mrs. Win, L.rwry, of London, was a welcome visitor here during last week. She came to 000 her mother, Mrs. James Sharp, who was ill.... The bricklayers are at work at the new residence of Me. Alex, Clark.,,.\very little change is noticeable in the condition of Mr. Thomas Miller, who suffered front a stroke of paralysis a few weeks ago. His many old friends will be pleased to hear of his recovery —.Miss Marion McKenzie is .home for her vacation. She has been attending the Toronto normal school and is now awaiting the results of her recent exams.... A garden party will be given at the Molle of Mr. dames Russell, under the auspices of Sunshine Methodist church, on the even- ing of 'Tueedey, 1uly' 7th A very pretty but quiet wedding was witnessed at Sonny Side farm, the beautiful home of Mr. John Shortreed, or Juno 17th, when his second daughter, Lizzie, was tined in holy wedlock to Mr. George McSpadden, a well-to-do farmer of Win- throp. Abort four o'clock Misi Carrie Shortreed, cousin of the bride, began to play the wedding march and in a few nuuutes the groom entered the parlor followed by the bride leaning or her lather's arm and was attended by her little niece, Miss Ella Shortreed, of 1116 41D NEER STREETS, BLYTH. MULLETT, WAtvt,wrs.—hlr, Jantes Snell has heen appointed district supremo presi- dent of the Huron and Bruce district of the Sone of England.....A. few days ago Mr. Win. Lynn, who had engaged with Mr, 0. E. Erratt for the mummer, pn pretence of having some financial phligation to meet in Goderielt got what wages ho has earlletl from Mr, Erratt mud going to 1 ioderich procured a con- yeya»ee v:',111 which lie returned during the quirt Lc.o•s and removed his family and ltuuaehuld effects, Several are nttufn;ng hie abrupt departure. MORRIS. '\Virga,—Mr, Donald Black, of Al- goma, has been visiting reletivee and friends in this township and locality. Ile is a former Morrisite and is a broth- er to Messrs. John, Malcolm and Nell Black. It is well on to a quarter of a century since be moved to the northern country.... After successfully passing his second year's examination in medi- cine and also writing off hie council examination, Mr, Donald McKenzie is now enjoying a well earned holiday on ha farm with his parente. He will likely spend the summer here ]ridding up brawn and muscle fur the resump- tion of his studies next fall. We wish inn success,.... Messrs. Wilson and Love, W110 wells weal this spring, have decided to locate at Minnotis, in the Hwau river locality, The latter is ex- pected here to arrange for the remota of the other members of the families. Their ruanv friends wish them great , icoees, The properties bought are int - EXETER. LAcoxtes,—Miss A, Dorrington end Miss It, \Valdrou will spend their va- cation in England. They sail from Montreal on July 4th on the steamer Parisian of the Allan line Mr. John Evens has secured the contract for the brick work and Mr, John Somerville, of Kirktol, the carpenter work, of rhe new manse to be erected at once in coneec- ti,.n with the Thames Road Presby- terian church....TheIndependent Order of Foresters attended divine service in the plain etreet Methodist church on Sunday morning last. It was probably the largest gathering of the kind ever befog held in town, there being lit members of this worthy institution in line, Rev. ]t. Millyard preached.... Mr, W. H. Lovett, who recently under- went an operation for appendicitis, still continues to improve.... Sir. Fred Dav- idson. who hos been visiting his broth- ers in Michigan, returned hone on Thursday last and left again on Monday for Listowel, where he will Femme his position as operator on the Grand Trunk railway Arrangements aro being made for the organization of it band. VM'KI LL QP. 'j`ooirs.—McKillop will shortly have the best piece of road in the county. This is that part of the north road be- tween Sesforth and Winthrop. A pat- ent grader is being used over the whole road and it will be made wide enough for tines coaches too abreast. When the gravel le all laid and the gravel is rolled, it will bo the best piece of road in the county aid no government aid has been given either. The cost will not exceed ;530. If any of the neighbor- ing townships desire to have work done with this grader, they can secure it by applying to Mr. Robert Grieve, who is doing this work ,—The home of Mrs, Peter Dodds, of IticKillop, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on June 10111, it being the occasion of the mar- riage of her second daughter, Mary B., to Mr. John A. Smith, of the same township. At live o'clock, to thestrains of the wedding march, played by Mies A. Dodds, the bridal party took their places on the verandah, under an arch of evergreens. Mise Etnma Brumley, of Londeeboro, supported the bride, and Mr. T. Dodds, brother of the bride, acted tie groomsman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Noll Shaw, of } g- mondville, in the presence of the imme- diate relatives and Montle of the bride and groom. After the ceremony all sat down in the dining -room to a table well laden with delicacies, to which all did ample justice. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and comic songs, rendered by Messrs, Trogan and Bert Seldom, The bride wore a dress of cream serge, trimmed with white silk and carried a bouquet of white roses, and the bridesmaid wore white organdie and carried pink roses, The groan's present to the midi' was a diamond pin, and to the bridesmaid, a gold broach. The bride was the recipient of many useful and valuable presents, allowing the high esteem in which she was held, We join with their many friends in wishing then a long and happy mar- ried life. Cement for Sale. The undersigned keeps in stock alt kinds of Cement, including Queenston and Portland. Cement Building and flooring a specialty. JOHN STEWART MYTH, ONT. PREPARING FOA BABY. St 15TREtGTHTUruK4. l� t ILIKT OANAHLVIR Nil 1 ENRICH 1H1 IRO CD85TR': ii THE CONSTITUTION gad°n(sMontrfa1CC, Saio„j).i 1 ARITAIN4/.AMERICA t' an Druogisrs barn' When a baby is coming the ea- pectlnt mother needs to take special care of herself, for upon her health depends to a great extent the health of the unborn babe, If diet, etc., etc., etc., is not watched, the start in life of the future offspring will not be a satisfactory one. It is a mistake to take liquid medicines at this time, for they all contain alcohol. Their steady use has the same effect as habitual liquor taking, consuming the vitality and hardening the tissues. 1f you are weak you need a tonic, not a stimulant. Don't take medica- ted wine or alcoholic medicines ; but take ST. JAMAS WAFERS, they are a tissue builder and a reconstructive. ST. JAMES WAFERS help stomach, digest food and send the nutriment through the blood, and this is the honest way to get health and strength, the kind that lasts, develops and breeds the energy which accom- plishes much. "I have need at. James Wafers for years. Nose better." Dr. A. 3. Maddox, Loudon, Elm. peke In Canada : $1.00 ; pis bottles tor $LO() t S1. Jinxes Wafers art nota stat moody go the agsrrroardaatont,. camwenhinr hear Io their paiiratr me mat, the for Mala apes reque4t. where dealers are not selling the Wafers, they are mailed upon re- ceipt of price at the Canadian branch: at. luau Wire Cs., I18 St. tragus It,, Neetrtal. Jim Dumps' physician once telt 111. Said he "1'11 have no , draught or pill." Said Jiin: "Ho, ho, you're on the shelf, You who cure others, cure yourself." Then Jim sent up some "Force "to him, "That's what he nude," quoth " Sunny Jim." 99 W-9 The heady -to -Serve Cereal for doctor and patient. Rae Dania Three Cams. "1 was attacked last May by appendl- cltls. As I showed gigue of recovery doctor and I began to cast around for a suitable dict and as a result we fell upon ' Force,' wltlah has been a wonderful boon to toe. I hese eaten almost three ems, 11. 11. MILLER." :ti Iron and Brass Bedsteads. There la nothing to comfortable those warm nights as on Iron Bedstead. It allows fres Mr- culatron of the air and then you know iron U always cool. We sell a very good iron bed for tt, a better one for so, a still bolter bed for 80 and 011. Ti oee winbing health, comfort and freedren from every ache or pain should buy an iron bedstead. J. H, CHELLEW — BLYTH BAYFIELD, Pmeee.—The first tourists to arrive this 0000011 were Dr. Atkinson, wife and family, who camp the first week in April, taking the cottage they occupied last seamen on Louisa street, overlook- ing the lake.... Mr, and Mrs. Chattuck and laughter, of Detroit, ere the guests of M s, Sellers. They have their car• liege, told greatly enjoy the beautiful drives here..., Mrs. 5. 1', Glass and i family, of London, have arrived, and are now occupying their cottage..,, Mrs. Sims and family, of Wallacoburg, arrived Thursday, and have taktn rooms 111 Mlae Simpsoi's cottage.... Mrs. Brewer and family, of Clinton, arrived last week and are the first to take 111) reel deuce this season in .1ewett's grove ....The backward weather is de- laying a great tawny who had arranged to tomo earlier. With warm weather we believe a larger number would spend their holidays here than ever before. Each season Bayfield's popularity as a Rilnlmer resort beeoines better and more favorably known, and more accommo- dation is provided .... Mrs. E. Elliott, of the Albion hotel, has greatly int preyed the appearance of this house by erecting a double verandah. This hotel is popular with the commercial teen. Provision is made for a limited number of summer guests ....The Queen's hotel ie under the management of Mr. John Biggart, who has ranted it for the slim- mer mason, This house has had in past seasons a large patronage, and we bespeak for the proprietor a liberal support....The River house has re- ceived a g"neral brightening up at the Bands of the painters and paperhangers, several bedrooms have been added by raising the roof over the dining -room, aid this year this hoose will sustain its popularity and be filled as usual..,, Miss Wright, who has been assistant teacher in the public school for the past year ite leaves ah for her home at Stratford ned. this week. She will be very touch missed by the children as she wag a favorite with thein *IL...Mr. Bright Smith, who nes been touring the Yankee cities with the Kiltie hand has been visiting his brother, Dr, G. W. M. Smith. —Tux SrANDAnn—balance 1908, hoc FOR GOOD HEALTH To preserve or restore it, there is uo better prescription for men, women and children than Ripens Tubules. They are easy to take. They are made of a combination of medi- cines approved and used by every physician. Ripens Ta - bales are widely used by all sorts of people -.-but to the plain, every -day folks they are a veritable friend in need, Ripens Tubules have become their standard family remedy, They are a dependable, honest remedy, with a long and suc- cessful record, to cure indigestion, dyspepsia, habitual and stubborn constipation, offensive breath, heartburn, dizziness, palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular rheumatism, sour stomach, bowel and livor complaints. They strengthen weak stomachs, build up run-down systems, restore pure blood, good appetite and sound, natural sleep. Everybody derives constant benefit from a regular use of Ripens Tabules. Your druggist sells them. The five -cent packet is enough for an ordinary occasion, The lltmily Bottle, 60 cents, en- tities a supply for a year. R•I•P•A•N•S l:t K K&K Ktit K1.K •KdtK K KtrK ARE YOU A PRISONER? Las WILEY STREET. DBTROI*s MICH. ,K KorK K K K K i ' K sK —Tile county council of Wentworth have decided upon a system of rode 170 miles in est0nt, and have epplicd �r ., i ,I,tl rov for their jam.) ion of the 1 uv 1 gov- ernment grant , otnomtting 10 nbetlt $38,000. Arrangements are now being made by which the work will he under- taken at owe, 'Tile county will spend about 5(10,00 in addition to the govern- ment grant. —The photo group of Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Davis and family, of Mitchell, is to he shown at the Cork, Ireland, exhibition, to be hell this month, The picture is considered by friends in the old land to be such an excellent apeci- nten,of photography and the 0ixe of the faintly so unique, that it has been decid- ed to give it a place in the art gallery of Ireland's great rnideummer exhibition, Mr. Davis Is editor a( the Mitchell, Advocate. 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE S ATEl�T ..r TRADE MARKS Dgeln0S COPYF:GITS B.C. Anyone sending n sheteh and description may it rh'lob,. aeee ',e, 11 invenlowlspiably patentable, 1,nmIea r•t/dPatents gent. roeIdedngency for nocnnugJatente. Patents taken through Munn a W. receive rperiat nottre, wlllout. charge, In the Scientific .American. A handenmely Illustrated weekly. Largest eh, nrlatim, of any ,cienitho loornnl. Teerrme.e. *5 aa� Y�Scr Nit toe. OI Soro d by rn nett 10r r\ jlu�1 aersteaaw.r, N rare Aloa, 415 F Me, Washington, D. C.