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*._ Fiwe Doctors in Consultation Gave theSufâ€" i’-»-, ferer but Little Hope of Recoveryâ€"How o. + is Life Was Saved. 4e Among the old families in the townâ€" ghip of Augusts, in the neighboring sounty of Grenville, there is none better known or more influentia! than those that bear the name of Bissell. The Bisselis were among the earliest setâ€" tlers in the township and have ever since taken an active part in all moves to promote its welfare. The subject of this narrative, Mr. Silas Bissell, is one of the younger members of the family, who some years ago left Canada to make his home in the state of Nebraska. He bas passed through . an experience almosi unique, and considers that be is fortunate in being alive to tell the tale. . _ ‘Thestory as told in Mr. Bissell‘s own words, is as follows:â€"‘"In the autumn of 1898 I sustained a serious injury through having the tines of a pitchfork penetrate my left knee. The wound apparently healed, but I did not enjoy the same health I had previous to the accident, and it was but a short time before I was c mpelled to take to m} bed on account of excruciating pains in my limbs and stiffoess in my joints. A doctor was called in, and he lanced the knee three times, and then toid me the trouble was blood poisoning. He treated me for some time,but 1 steadily grew worse, and finally five physicians were called in for consultation. My enâ€" *tire system seemed to be affected, anu the doctors said the trouble had reached one of my lungs, and that they could hold out but little hope of my recovery. After remaining in bed for eleven weeks T decided that I would return to my ol home in Canada. I was so much run down,and so weak that it was a question whether I would live to reach there, but I was nevertheless determined to make an effort to do so. After a long journey under these most trying cirâ€" cumstances, I reached my old home. 1 was so used up, and presented such an emaciated appearance that my friend: had no thought that I would recover. I continued to drag along in this con ‘ dition for several months, when one das a cousin asked me why I did not try Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills. I was willing to try any medicine that was likely t« cure me, and I sent for a supply of the pills. _ After I had been using the pill: for about three weeks I felt an improveâ€" ment in my condition. From that tim« I gradually grew better; new blood seemed coursing through my veins, th« stiffness in my joints disappeared, and the agonizing pains which had so long tortured me, vanished. I took in al} ten or twelve boxes of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, and I have no hesitation in saying that I believe they saved my life, for when I returned to Canada, I had no hope of recovery. _2 Mr. Bissell has since returned to his old home at Lincoln, Neb., but the statements made above can be vouchec for by any of his friends in this section, and by all of the neighborsin the vicinity of his old home. Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills cure such apparently hopeless cases as Mr. Bissell‘ because they make new, rich, red blood and thus reach the root of the trouble These pills are the only medicine offered the public that can show a record o‘ such marvellous cures after doctors had failed. If you are at all unwell, this medicine will restore you to health,bu: be sure you get the genuine with th« full name "Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills for Pale People," on. the wrapper around each box. King Street, Berlin _ OPTICIANS. FOLLOWSAWOUNDIN THEKNEE CAUSED BY A PITCHFORK. be cemedied by our eye glasses rll:hs. bse viuy:nzl take your eyes, We may be able * your sight st and last longer by our improved Eyc Helps. Let us have a look at your eyes any BLOOD POISONINC may be due to weakness of eyes,. Almost all Eye Troubles have a Jook at any It will €ost you Aothing and relieve ‘bem of pain and dimness of vision, ‘The earâ€" lier ronng eves that are deâ€" T ege+ aimtoss the tatles 1t P 1 ter. saves them years of misery. We examine eyes free. + BIRTHS. Luftâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 6th, the wife of Julius Luft, of,a daughter. | Heitâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 6th, the wife of Wm. Heit, of a son. ‘ Schultzâ€"At Berlin,Nov. 5th,the wife of Wm. Schultz, of a son. Struthersâ€"At Galt, Nov. 4th, the wife of R. G. Struthers, of a son. Grossâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 3rd, the wife of John C. Gross, of a daughter. Oliverâ€"At Galt, Nov. 7th, the wife of James Oliver, of a son. McKenzioâ€"At Galt, Nov. 7th, the wife ‘of Mr. McKonzie, of a son. Gartungâ€"At New Hamburg, Nov.4th, the wife of Ernst Gartung, of a i daughter. \Swiu-â€"At Heidelberg, Nov. 9th, the ‘ wife of O. J. Steiss, of a son. ~ Hagenâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 5th, the wife ‘ o%e Chas. Hagen, of a son. ‘Livingstonâ€"A: Baden, Nov. 11th, the _ wife of John R. Livingston, of a son. Millerâ€"At Baden, Nov. 11th, the wife _ of Jacob D. Miller, of a daughter. Uuntâ€"At Berlin,Nov. 12th, the wife of _ Geo. Hunt, of a son. Dearlingâ€"At Hespeler, Nov. 1st, the | wife of Chas. Dearling, of a son. | Holleâ€"â€"At Conestogo,Nov. 9th,the wife of Henry Holle, of a son. Pmâ€"xmc.â€"n Port Elgin, Oct.| Horse a * 3ist, by Rev. Silas Cressman, Mra. | soft and n _ Keller, Port Elgin, to Mr. Henry | Also all ki Good, of Conestogo. wool ‘:““ Wingâ€"Devittâ€"At Beflin, Nov. 8th,by | from groa _ Rev, 8. R. Knochtel,Rev. M.L. Wing|by an ent to Miss Emily Devitt. lined. PEATHS. Extra f for Belting Braendieâ€"Near Nov. 8th, | a trint months and 20 days. _ _ _ or Flour, Ocean.......... 28} Flour, So a............ 420 Flour, Pastry.......... 215 ORtS .................200 0B PeRS..: /ss rsarasrce08s 57 Bran, per ton.......... 13.00 Middlings, per ton.... 17.00 Butter, perib.......... .20 Eggs, per dog.......... . 20 MARRIAGES, Hommbergerâ€"Starrâ€"At Elmira, Nov. 5th, by Rev. Father Foerster, John Hornberger, of Drayton, to Loulsa. Starr, of Elmira. Dahmerâ€"Hobnsâ€"At Conestogo, Nov. 6th, by Rev. Mr. Rembe, Henrty Dahmer to Maggie Hobus, both of Conestogo. Panrabakerâ€"Hageyâ€"At Berlin, Nov. 6th. by Rev. J. B. Bowman, John F. Pannabaker to Nellic Hagey, of Waterloo T‘p. Walkerâ€"Deansâ€"At the bome of the bride, "‘Sumnnmy Brae" Blair Road, Gait, Nov. 7th, Hugh Walker, of Paris, to N. Shants‘s Sunday......A number from here attended the ploaghing mmatch nekr Linwood on Tussday. © ~ Harveyâ€"Geddesâ€"At the home of the bride‘s mother, Hespeler, Nov. 7th, by Rev. Mr. l’ono, George Harvey . to Sarah Geddes. " Eesnt ib t hnsc tonâ€" . c o% . awe s *= , @ a Eught on suntef"""Mte. sot M Waterloo, November 15. Whent. .:. .â€"..::sss+» $§0 M €1: cago, Nov. 14. â€"â€" Wheat futures vesterday slumped 1%4e per bushel. Biy increase in the world‘s vis.ule whent supply was the chief cause o. the deâ€"line. New York .. Milwaukee ... Bt. Louis ... Toledg .. ... Decroit, ted . do. white . Liverpool, Nov. 14.â€"Wheat futures vesterday closed %4d to d per cental lower than on Monday. s Following were the closing prices at important wheat centres yestgr 1 Northern . .... _ 0 T44 0 T4% Tonoxio ~T. LAWIRENCR 0 .. Grainâ€" Wheat, white, bush,.....$0 6844 to $ is red, busi, ...... 0 B‘ ts fife, . bush, ...... 0 60 . 9 goose, bush. .... 0 68 4 M Shise At Lo ONIO LIVE sPO0CE,. Toronto, â€" Nov. 14.â€"The run o! ive stock was moderate yesterday, +5 cars, composed of 929 cattle, 280 ‘ogs, 2,586 shecp und lambs, and 21 alves. ‘The quality of exyort catâ€" le, of which there were about 141 ouds, was fair. <The demand, al honsh a liitle better than jor some i bulls, chsice ..... = Bit ts HeHi c.ouye .oads gnoit Iitchers‘ and @Â¥HHpLORE: MEK@N L. cocl, tutclers‘ eaftle, plcked lots *4 L't"‘l' «+ ++ + ks ++« *" imod um, mixed . * COMIMOR .. ...... Infester 22200222 Oats, n bush Barlkky. bush... Rye, bush Northern Peus. bush, .. .. Buck wheat, bush Mary,eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs. h1 1+ balis cows te es sn e kn e e e« 8 e e €BC 0C Ocean.......... 28} Son............ 220 Pastry.......... 215 ne#s rrevesrue 92 57 er ton.......... 13.00 adixa WWErir wialkErsy MARKET REPORTS. wes, per cwt. =~*s, per ewt o. 1 bush Nov. lwc. May 3) 00 2 00 8 25 0 47 No puine 0 31 0 42 0 51% 1 1s 3 .10 T1 0 h 0 T7% 0 15% 0 14% 0 y 1_’? a 00 2 258 50 00 10 30 $ 0.64 2.35 0 81% 0 81% 0 81 0 32 0 45 *# |J. K. SHINN, 10. 0 T00 5o 40 .20 A2 24 B7 Skellyâ€"At Gait, Nov. 10th, Frank J, Skelly, aged 32 years and 3 monthbs, Soperâ€"At Galt, Nov. 11th, Mrs. Margaret Soper, in her 73rd year. Galeâ€"At Toronto, Nov. 12tb, Thos. Augusus Gale, formerly of Waterloo, In his 50th year. Krugâ€"At the House of Refuge, Berlin, Nov. 4th, Carl Krug, aged 60 years. Miehmâ€"In Waterioo T‘p, Nov. 5th. Louisa Maria, daughter of Alex. Miehm, aged 11 months. Nofioe is h:reby given that a meeting of the Board of L‘ce se Commissioners will be held at the Zim nerman Hous:. Waterloo on Saturday the 14. jost., at 11 o‘clock a. m. to consider in appii ation ~ ade by Mest>. Stein and Scharman 0° the Town of Berlin, for a transfer of the Woolesale Licene beld by Mr. Karl Mueilor of the said town of Berlin, Benj _ Deviut, 4521 License Inspector, wool snowy white and soft, Dogakine For, rofe and wihite, porfeolly roran from grease. All the above tanning by an entirely new process, â€" Robes Extra fine and lace Jeather Ml-lh'-ldaxnp. Gt a trial for all the above. ‘uu-"g'n' Highest cea d_for Beef and Bor?ohhitlesvgnll n::ishcep akine,any quantity. . _ 0 000000000 _ _ All kinds of furs bought in Season. Fox, Mink. Skunk, Muskrat, Coon. mn market prices paid for prime ns. Horse and Cattle bides tanned very soft and mellow (white) for fine robes. A)l horse owners should have it. Made of best tanned leather and rubber made of pure gum. Sure cure for sore shoulders. Guaran: teed for one year, Best of, testimonials from ‘hose who have used them. Canadian patent tor sale. Will be sold by county rights or for the Dominion. Write for dscriptive ciroulars orders sent by mail or otherwise will have prompt attention. > The undsrsigned has opened up a harnéss shop in Devitt‘s Block, Waterloo, and is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line in a satisâ€" factory manner at moderate charâ€" ges. Harness, blankets and a full line of horse goods kept in stock, A call solicited. * Manufacturer soft and mellow iwblu) for fine robes. Also all kinds of Cm.lin- with wool snowy white and soft, Dogakina Waterioo, Ont. Telephone 267. PNEUMATIC HORSE COLLAR. The Waterioo Maiting Co. will pay according to quality from 42¢ to 45c per bushel for Barley if delivered at their Malthouse on North King Street in the Town of Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo, Ont., Oct. 10th, 1900. 42â€"4t. Stroh‘s Tannery the docter looks Gettoer and taibaor vige the wodncxhh&. ~«4 yine ‘That is the time when . l‘hfi o e ie apinent hfii&a spitting of and i noblniaty neoud hal oi Ane bearnegunconthes tss fos uiptantant mu.m #1 ery, :&hu-cwmmdu wmmmomm Pierce, , free. All correspondâ€" wet feet and 100,000 Bushels of Barley Wanted at Once. LIQUOR LICENNE NEW HARNESS SHOP Funeral Director and Embalmer. To Whom it may Concern. WATERLOO, WM. SPAETZEL, A&CT SmmyR___Z_]| In the Matter of the Estats of Honry Just a r“ ‘Ui be t, Dâ€"cemed, and the Devoiu '.'.'.'..‘,“"‘.,..fl (EPLR|\ ton of Evabe 4ib > about. . means Tlt-llhulhfizl‘:* 6 mution efuhonaed |anmtrdeenr: Eons n on .. im pi,,_),| Monday, Noyember 26th, 1900, H. M Wilheim. New Dundee, â€" Ti RMS:â€"All sums of $10 and under cash. Over that amount.10 months‘ credit will be givâ€" en on approved joint notes.or 5 per cent. per anâ€" off for cash . Jos. Mickus, Arthoxy E Rrrtz®L CATELRN:â€" iCOW! ©WB, M OO 1CRRGTT] calf at aide, i 80. to calve in December., durham heifer rising 3 yrs. sup. in calf, do risi & l;:.‘ d Ayrshlnhdfarrflng!{m,du.!bd rlhu!yr-.. & stoers rising 27 s., 5 spring calâ€" SHEEP and PIGS: â€" 20 Ewes.Leicester ram,22 lainbs, 3 brood sows, B rkshire boar, § store onl 26E i/ r ib at 00 O\ simmoontaliicts ie Antintiait 9: 0T3 d anda â€" C bas o4 o rma s d e o ombl c nc s 16 pigs 2 montha old. ding, 2 bedsteads, wardrobe, wood chest, churo, | about 100 bus. to the acre. This farm is rituâ€" " Fip LRA RNTS, EO :â€" Brantford binder, [ 2 seth quilt set thumb sormws, mont | aten 5f miles trom the nriving village of Yal seed drill, hay rake, straw cutter, torbin slicer, g-flnmu machine. axe.a f' station, on the main ‘ine from Port ‘fanping mill, land roller, disc harrow, two furâ€" of tools, chains, fflh] luron to Saginaw and Baw City.about 25 miles row plough, hay mm.unn..v?m «hovels, meat barrel, waâ€"h tubs, â€"‘l’ xma of Port Huron, 1} miles to post plownauncodo. fron hatrows, wood do., 2| tubs, bi« with saur h“'alml y# m,muvemlm-ho.ith wonffiers, wripdston». wagon, truck do.. 2 top the crock, lot of canned frait, ~, crockn, and convenient to ¢differest churches. bug« ies, open baggy. boâ€": sleighs, Port and « knives and forks, tinware, rugs, carbage outâ€" further particulars apply on premises or ter (nearly new,) new wh ol barrow, pigrack, | ter, bake tray, 2 jac«s, some cern staike. f cutâ€" | write. gravel box, et double har ess, light harness, 3| ting boxes, n-mmlmz"ili od-rm some EMANUEL GINGRICR, single harnesses, 1 (nearly n.w.:‘pmsn; ({nearly about : bus. “\-lu'u' #0 ft. Bâ€"tf Roseburg, P. 0. new.; sadd e, 2 sots fiy nots. ® single fiy nets, # a lot of white y ete. Banilac Co., Mich. string : ells, ‘goat rove, buffaio r=be,2 horsehide Al-l'nfl:â€"-lmd%m. SSb ismm rnreme n n e in aeta oc ies ce w ce ce i robes, biankets, o Irug, 2 dusters, milkcan, stable, orchard and good fruits. made :mkm\m;mgchanz cider barrel, a | known on day of sale, or enquire on the premi quantity o hou goods, doubietrees,neck | 265. . arm or e. on ies Sn oc o sn cron ut | some orgidena andon ceth rover (hat amtaunt d » mAw. and many other articles too numerous to | sums of $!0and P Aalnd matels ns i ns Wnn y o p e e q en i Now is your time to get a cheap buggy.. I offer the balance of my buggies at a great reducâ€" rion in order to make room for my cuattera and rleighe. 1 also ofâ€" fer for male my four fine driving at lm‘cloek, a. m. sharp, the following properâ€" #y, wl _ _0 000. 000 ul lc c ccg h dersigned offer for saie hy Public Aucâ€" T 'u‘::annlm 90 G C',"l‘ gV:olwich'I‘o::- ship. 1 mile north of Elmira, on Tuesday, November. 27th, 1900 at one o‘clock p. m, sharp,thefollowing valuable property, vis :â€" e w in oo ing ho 0., 0 T . ~»d sup. in tod%?!flea{bxfwd.m mare T] _ STOUK: Bay mare !!Leu- old, grey mare & yea ooll:ll, ('d?tw;l * olhd.{m 6 and # vears old,gray horae 9 years oid,4 cows supposed to be in os‘l;. (1 freah), {.rrow cow. 2 heifers,due to cnlve in January, Ssteers, 4 spring calves, 75 LUNCH AT NOON. JO8. MICKUS, _ Jos. MitLeR, Exiu’or, Auctioneer, Mra.Fzrpinanp Mroixi 46 9¢.. Execut nfi dit tb leiidtlias 1 Alinattial £ 0 in Emtrens eevite m ue enb on ie tamarne ’ von onke Un iV RERTI. AUGTI_?)! SALE Auctl_gp_ Sale. l in 1 4 in bagne " _ _ Live Stook, Implements Et.|rarm, Stook & implements.| R#AEETATTEm D7AE IIE un smmies inlne romiet in mt SUB. mRRURITmY PR T ECC CECT Auctioneer. . John H. Ruppel, _ Prop. Woolwich Township, Nov. 9h. 1900 T Cig_, Horseâ€"shoeing as usual . Am known by the leading horseman as a practi¢al horse shoer. A 6. Thoman, King St.. Rast of Boott, * * BRRLIN, Male Help Wanted. also one acre of choice truit trees and fitteen scres m%&-mm“u‘\hfi-u“ fences on the farm. TERMS: cent. of the purchase money at '.Ind-:::;’:hpub:u‘tlu his soâ€" lcitor, balance within one month thereafter, to be into the Canadian Bank of Commerce t> the credit of the administratrix and the official Guardian. ‘The tarm wil} be sold subject to a mogtâ€" Safary and Inioraet bom the Hietded af ues tel at and interest from the first day of June last at five per cont. Ih-nmnnuwuâ€"h standing or the purthaser the option to pay off the said mortguge. mfluonmh- behad on application to the Guardian, to flw Gilbert, administratrix, Breslau, and to the underâ€" ?i&'mm_â€""_{& said Henry Giibert, on the abore n wevssve farm the following implements and other d‘uod';nnu. 6 year old good driver(blood),5 good cows, cow fresh eo’t-l’po.dloh.dl-onihm of December next, cow supposed to be due 12th of January next, cow supposed to be due on the 20th of February next, 2 heifers aupposed to be in calf, 2 cal~ ves four mauthflold.! hnln.ruknco-.do::n: , nea new, ,w m t iobeingle Frseey Hfrerie tiles: 9 Toot catruded one m ln-e'y-u-rrhlmu.llool'clm.'lou <eason, Massey â€"Harris mower, 5 foot cut, used one season, cutter, seed drill, disk harrow, straw cutter, hnni':&mmlav. threeâ€"furrow ml«w harrow, hay ,t'n“r scuftier, Masseyâ€" pulper, new hay rack, rack,2 sets gravel Mmdfl*l. nh.lg.:m,m?o::nl.:ml-fi harâ€" ness, (1 nearly new), hay -imlnddpr,m forks, shovels, rack chains, about 46 ens, and a lot of useful artiches too numcrous to mention, About lownolh%bant bus. of barley, 25 bus. of peas, about Mofl cats, abqut 1200 bus, of wfifisflum‘m poultry and turnipe : May, hat A will be soid for cash; and for all other artic es sums amounting to ten dollars and under cash, and over $10, eleven months‘ credlit on fuoi’.sprmdf" ed notes. Dated this 10th day of November, A. D. 1900, Ausgamca Giusgat, . Coxran Bireas, _ _ Farm Stock and Implements. l“l‘;‘r‘n;o“l“fil;'h-;- l fifi;fi -mfl-.}-oi-m‘â€"k gmr.ema‘unr. ©D° O2ML SH IDE CRST l:a a. Wills. 4 mile * ast of Freeâ€" on amounts. seid portharim woe Sptmmi Radren, Ruomn as the | Foesev ‘as‘the proprictor i2 retiring from Petrifying Spring farm on _ Joarps Micku®, Josarn C. Sxyomm, Auctioncer, Thursday, December 6th, 1900, | ,,,, Avptioneer ,,, ... ‘OPti®t lhfl CHTOC TD ‘-Illllll']. .Wl’fl. REBPIT PRIICR CC ens, * ear TMELEMENTS, ETC.: Noxon bindâ€"r, selfâ€" ake, mower, see drill, land roller, bayrake, wagons, wide tire wagon, 2 wagon boxes.# oper {L new). hay knife, fence wi robe, sheen skin robe,pair horse blmkm.:?imn cupboard milk cupbourd,cook tove with pipes,box stove. rnrfnr stove, 2 benche», sink,2 wood bozes, tab. es, 2 churns, meat chopper and stuffer, scal (cap. 2101be.) bed stead, 5 doz, qu rt pails, m‘lk nails, crocks, hoes, shovels, rakes,forks, 300 bux. cats, and a lot of other articles teonumerous to mention. TERMS: Oata, chickens, and all suma of g anc under cash; over that amount 12 m uths‘ credit on approved joint notes or 5 per cent. off form‘l:"g.ymanu of credit amounts» Evertâ€" thing be sold without reserve as the farm is uâ€"ou-im in the with the n I lnbdne, 1........!.&&"“:%. k ud-hl-u: the farm nm containing sbout seventy gores move or loss, b At the same time and piace there will be sold by public auction by Albertina Gilbert, admi.ust atrix, 46â€"24. bu"Hie-. (1 nearly new‘. hay rack, *p ing tooth cultivator, 2 Advance x’lm xmmw plow, iron harrow, scuffier, pair bnb--ln% nearly new, cutter, wood rack. sheep racks, fanâ€" ning mill,2 seta grave planks,2 wheelâ€"barrows. hay fork, ropes, pulleys, lumber, 2 s ts double harn ss, {1 new), 2set« plow harness, $ s6tâ€" single harness, (1 new),2 i: on kettles.copper ketâ€" tle, nn‘:'nuh. SW:mnmnlm‘m ng chaine, cow oluln? so grain ‘;.'"‘“h'- w_fia;o-m.nocl yokes,2 crosscut saws CATTLE:â€"7 Cow» sup. in W f, 1 do. with Taionle is whoteathe ano rewal uhn‘ Administratrix, . Adininistratrix Solicitor. Auction Sale STRAYED. Notice. â€"OFâ€"â€" * :t‘o.no‘dnl :- -'._ sharp, the following vainâ€" STOCK :â€" 2 h-, well ’!v*fi colt, 4 cown, to be 7 Pn onai rand tie vie: will be sold by public auction Te ie c 1ote Ti Resoaale n gloneres mifahorte wot of St. Agutbe on * Wednesday, Nov. 28th, 1900 months‘ credit on M" oved joint notes or 6 per ersigned offers for sale his valuable cent disc ut per annum ““""‘““':l!‘m 100 mores in the township of JO8BK 1CKU ISAAC w. HORST * Ee Afnctoneee Pro: rietor. Bloomingdale, Nov. 10th 1900. 46â€"2t. is ww Avcrv? + 1mi‘LkiaENTS: 3 wagous with?box on each, m“mfl. beâ€"wâ€"«io ghe." long sleigh, lu-m Rrantford binder.in good rlllw New Ideal grue~ v:o'w. New M-wu Hineris 1 tabe : â€" mbines wod gnih," land reler. Prescott di c h rrow({new), 4 l'figo'l."lb erioo Oliver Chnwvl sho t ow,8 iron borke trenarn whipple tree. i nores power with a number of rods, ‘anning mill, strawoutter, m:“'k:. M;%-«;’: WQ seta grain 2 sote 109th e un e t inke ht tat lon copper ketite: ocoking stove 6 »chaire. l alk sn 1e m M\V-wml:h.td stead cln-:..'w‘-. Jnm, and a number of other artiâ€" cles too numerous to mention, LUNCH AT NOON. TERMS: All sums of $10 and under cash;over that amount 12 mon he‘ credit on approved wnr.;mu mbmerin.. off for cash pfim't .re:rn as the plopflau:m-¢ from farmâ€" Auct!g'q_ Sale fFarm Stook & imploements. calf, (both pedixre d), an ing calves, 15 owes, the md""io’-idi'n?"m‘â€"mudm_"" ydale to Bre lau 1 mile » outh of Bloomi on * at 10 o‘vlock a. »». sha‘ p, the following valuable WEERBHG: All pums of 910 and under onshsore : All aume that amotgnt 12 it on ap ”v'; joint no es or 6 per cent. dfimntfureugwpy ments of credit _ mounts. JO3EPH MICKUS, RDMUND SHANTZ, ° will b> aold blic tion th T. To se Cnvictinm Horee ‘af Htogand" io on :t' .‘flfi?fl&"fi‘? T ogks quilt frames, 0t thumk sorews," mont ORKSES: Bay team, heary draught,7 ofi-.oflmfl:d;-nym-uy:.m'm horse 5 years old (f y horee}, bay mare 10 years in foal by Henry C . bay colt 2 yearr y‘i‘y"cé'n"x“;-'fl old, bay filly, all 3 bred by CA : 4 frosh _ CA ENLB: 4 trsh cofte,t grade cows euppored Friday, November 3oth, 1900 at 1 o‘clock p. m. sharp the following valuable STOCK :â€" Horse, durham grade cow, sup rflmbo in calf, jersey cow supposed to be calf, 1 fat pig«, 40 young hens, thoroughbred minorcs roonter. IMPLEMENTS ETC.:â€" One horse wagon. oneâ€"horse s eigh, Ing; cutter | oneâ€"horse n‘.'(o unl‘r-l;‘;k'}. k‘&l.,oo" dé-v:. 10 dove ann Tram, to ues sapteumh. aok Auction Sale Farm Stockâ€"::’dâ€"lmplemenu. Teprearesstkss‘s " Friday, November 23rd, 1900, at 12 o‘clock noon. sharp,the followin§ valuable _ STOCK: Horse§ yea~* old, horse 10 years old, mml.ym-numdmuon-ndd. supâ€" posed to be in foal,colt 2} years .onhljm old, co £ 6 mon‘ he old, fresh cow. cow due to calve this month, reifer 2 yea s old, steer 1 year «pring tooth cultivator, 2 plows,2â€"fur ow gang tm sfemniune eiraan s pandon wer, m y w cmgr."u_u.).vdj. k, root pulper.2 ha racks, gravel p‘anks, ? sets wagon harness, set plow ravel planks, ? sets wagon barness, pl wwwmmflimmm rape, 140 nch mndbun kets, robe. churn, grind stove, wi -W,mlncnde, scythes. forks, chaine, tnols and a of other articles too numerous to meation. . Also about TT ie se 300 0 ogatr, a mltes ven of it Wednesday, November 21, 1900, TL $ oprine cerrex inmoaningy bans." o T + e o mhriey reiver. shoroupbbred boar, T brood rake, bobsleigh, cutter, seed drill, land roiler, wood rak, 2manure boxen, wagon box, 2 seta nucomn ty e * | Real Estate e t t C â€"â€"ANDâ€" Auction Sale. Loan Exchange. Bramtp TY No n marmer hoy uoX wen Nn ts No n ch Paverige Angumne ce en oo e ho h ons P s t ® ~‘.§"=:- "£ Psn ies e E'.' .m.?."";m = y hrz ~m- Even if you are not thivking of buyi:g a Range just now you‘ll be inter= “ % ested in seeing its splendid patent improvements. Take time to call and h‘*' o Icnhfi.m‘nnmwkym'hhumh-m‘”'_ " g ous, FOR SALE BY * +*. = CONRAD BRQS.__ é. "â€"| _ Thecurney rounpry CO., Limited, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver, . _\ / _ w Waterioo between Pet ver ena Ne# Dandse: $ ty mak rpan.. on o is a comfortable house. ‘The barn and outbuildings Hpeinaadion nee mssnd ramivenoiieg uie Mm-u%m watet supplied with ram; also & at atream, . A. of waterworks &l} through:ithe ie land is in a high state of cultivat on, very proâ€" Valuable Hotel Property, New Dwelling House and 4 Lots in Waterloo. Farm for Sale. Business will be discontinued after stock is sold. Call at Mill Office, St. Jacobs. C s Tinsmith‘s Attention. If you desire to secure a firstâ€"class outft for manufacturing above drums you can secure same cheap by applying to A Man‘s House FOR UNDERTAEKING Ondthenmhmuh Sanilac county, containing 79 acres, no waste land, about 1@acres in bush and pasture, balance in good state of cultiv«tion. Soil rich ahz“lmm. On the far n are fair comfortsble buildings. good commission, also loans piaced and obtained. o eaa on ty or burrow money wir & well to cals npon a t oo e e e e e e on enc t torms. * Converaren@ ©90fvy onaUFFER, Office: Devitt‘s Block, (up st«ire}, Waterloo. FARM FOR SALE IN MICHIGCAN. frui. bearing orch Gi'!wd'"' well. % acrâ€"s newly seeded, a out 10 acres in corn, present prospec s Until our stock following prices: _ Dobbin‘s Stove Drums land is E'Tm" state of cultivat on, very proâ€" and is in shape to carty on the ”;_.y- approved system of farming. For For Sale. The Simpson Co. â€"_HALF PRICE. The Dobbin Drum Co., A $6.00 A man‘s house is his castle wherein ought to be collected the best in every line which n oney, experience, taste and love can bring. Our new and elegant line of furniture for your castle is now ready for your inspection. a eP Poa is exhausted we will sell our drums at dram for â€" â€" â€" Seen the > New xmp""i"m Oxford Range _ Yet ? f i rgreneme pr n re e fomer anit heow nae the "Rioneeds farm" mnd u&u nt ocoupted "Lm Rennie. Good demne "bn geremanetopes 2 Boomer, or mm._ C to "l‘l!l undersigned offers for sale that valr able farm of 100 acres, more or less, «i/ uated on the road from Rosevileto Ayr, one mile from Roâ€"evilleand 3 miles from Ayr. On m.!‘v-. ises are good buildings, b ‘nk birn with noâ€" eesua‘o-uniulnn.gmd well and spring wat» or. lw: d is in a good state of cultisatio and well fenced. For particulars spply to HMK undam"nod offers forsale his splendid 3 . It 18. 4th eoncersion, Block A, in e to oh:x‘of W ilmot, contmining 119 neres mâ€"st of it ciMared and in a high state â€"f cultfâ€" nuon.mmulzrdwm-'i] bush. 3 mlle; tnn-= Plattevil e. 3 miles from ville and 5 m NMpiF Nf°'u?“ nd’r‘imgn the iyâ€"onthe prom or fu ther are a e ons C AITUET quge 41â€"3 mos, Proprietor. offers his eplendid buicher *hop _ » king S .. offers «plen ul ® â€" p ng 5 ., UWO:élQ m‘;‘mecm Wooli¢n Mill, for “t‘.' together w r miomor. chopping blocks, hooks, and all other fixtures. â€"f no:‘-om the lbop' mddld nxmm“w:n b% rrnhfii 'r='= is a « ndid opportunity for a live wids awake u :sdm 'n?gl‘;- r. ll’hechoooemr'.nc he m‘r not invest a dollat in fixt rea. _ All persons owing the undersigned on acâ€" count or on notes, are request« d to settle their in ebtedneâ€"s at once or accounts and no es due will be placed in the nands of his selicitor for Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. King Street. BERLIN. â€";â€"_ TELEPEHONESET7. 41 FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Farm for Sale. Farm for Sale. For Sale Woilding lot for sale on George st. ST. JACOBS, ONT. $3.00. 3.50. 4.00. 4.50. H. B. DUKERING. Sif m