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Slabs
For Sale
WE HAVE FOR SALE A .
QUANTITY OF HEMLOCK
SLABS, CUT 16 INCHES LONG
SUITABLE FOR RANGES. '
J-. Hamilton
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7, PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED -AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be promptly attended to.
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Cream Separators
NO article on the farm pays the
farmer better than a Creana Sep-
arator. When buying, buy the best
that is the DeLaval. I am agora
for it in this. district. -
The Cyclone Fencing •
The Cyolone Wire Fencinghas
the two great requisites—it looks
well and lasts a long time. ' Be-
fore placing your order let me slim
you this fencing and quote • you
prices. • '
JAS. APPLEBY, Clinton
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist, will be at Holmes' Drug
Store, Clinton, on Friday, Nov..
29. Glasses properly fitted. Diseas-
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE—ONE AND A
quarter miles • from church, post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con.. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a ban..barn 5260, a
driving house e4e30 with a cemelit.
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con., directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of and, 15 acres of which are biesh.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two firms.
Both lots are well fenced and ue-
derdrain.ed. . A never failing spring
runs across ;.ioth. farms. PosseSsinn
can be given at once. Terms easy,
The proprietor is now Past the age
to farm.—Apply to Thomas • ,Nich-
olson, Auburo P. G. Prompt reply
will be given to all comniunica.-
tions. Oct. 07°.
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FARM FOR SALE.—THE UNDER -
triple& offers for sale part of lot
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with, st-
one cellar, barn 86x70 with. cement
basement, Easy terms. — J. A.
Smith. •40
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, • CON.
2. Stanley, containing 100 ares, 10.
aeres of bush, the remainder is well
fenced, underdrained and in a good
State of cultivation. 1* acre Of Or-
chard and small fruit. On the pre-
mises ie a two story brick hOuse
with slate roof, a first-eta:8s •farm
house. a barn, Size, 14
x 80 with gione stabling, a cetteat
si10-1090, good driving house, pig
pen and hen bonen. Inee nevet4aP-
Ing welia. This fain is ,situated
wiles from Itrueefield. 6 trent Olin.
ton and on re od gravel toad. Ain
ply On fir 06111180 or addreete
Arleen /loft, Clibtan P. 0. •
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W. L. Weile's paining of the
Coercenaval review in 1.905 in cote-
bration •of the entente cordiale le Oa
view in the House of Commons.
William Pane of Heruilton wee
struck by a street ear last Friday
and had his • Valp badly Lora. He
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If you need a Trunk, Valise or Suit
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rhino 131ankets, Robes, Etc.,, we
have a large stock to chop() front.
, But Harness is our specialty. When
you want a set, light or heavy, call
on us. Our !glees are. right
' Your patronage is respectfully soli-
cited. Stand opposite the market,
formerly occupied by Johnson & Atm,
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positions such as are open e•
• students...,. Hundreas stu
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tions enery. year. Let us train
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your Order , for Fencing 'before the
advance in price. Use the Coll
Spring Wire made by the Canadian
Fence Co. ofwhich 1 ameagent in.
this district,' I am alsoagent for
the colebra,ten Heintzman: Piano.—
F. W. Evans Box 155 Clinton. P.O:
Are you ready for Christmas. Just
about three weeks left in ,which to
puechase. ,. •
You will find our stock of NEW
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CERIES "FIRST .IN. QUALITY."
Our stock elChina and. Dinner Sets
may not be •the. largest on the Mar-
ket but we claim it to he the prett-
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Aar News -Record Reader
Goderich 1 .Gocierigh.
A delightful entertainment took 1 Miss O'Reilly has leturned to But -
place in ;et sieorge chiirch on the faJoaftee spending her holidays with
evening of las: 'rhuesday. Rev. 1V1.ark her parents and sister of town**
Turnbull preeieed with hieusual, On Friday last We received e very
pietas:mg manner.There was a Tree; interesting letter from Mrs. J., Bisset
of course. A • delightful oatorinne • Thom Written from 0-Atlan1ic }Louie"
was presented. by the -scholars- 01 at Sernmerleaye, Cornwall, England,
Miss Le Touzell's class, entitled in which she says "We are so near
"Snow White. It was in, four ante. the sea that we do not get rush
We noticed -Miss Bernice Davis, Willie frost -although the last two days
Sturdy and Leonard Macklin aniong ham been rather cold and a little
the beautifully dressed figures. One snow • fell, a -most unusual thingbore.'
tableaux had three little brownies in This isa watering place and inthe
it, Mies Inestbead and the little summertime people some' here :tone all
Misses Smith sang "Buy e Broom,' parts, England is very pretty ni.er-
Miss Holt presiding at the piano. eVer one goee,.. Attnost :vet'i pl• ee
• For an encore they sang "Purses, and haS, its ehurclr,. or cestle or ;tubes' or
Baskets." Another pretty and im- something ancient that is of •r.terest:
.pressive feature Was the singing • Christmas. festivities began the Area,
"Statlight" by Master Cockburn before,, . •
Hays and..his live young sisters, the Mr, Richard Parker uf. Sfrio. Palk,
youngest a' tot in ,white. Cockbure Ne* Ontario, formerly of fiedeietb,
has a beautiful voicer and took the is visiting his erester,• Isdrs, John
sold• parts, They were encored very. Bates.
warmly: The little girls also, rens Mr. Walter, Beil of • .Neleole. • L.
tiered some ' nice recitations latee, and his brother, lie. rieerge- ilea of
Dorothy Emile rendered a piano .snlet- the. same :i y, and the latter s Wife
tion Very cleverly. Miss Grace Seag- were present at -the fir•eral of he
et's. violin solo • was beautifirly axe- late David S. Carter atS.0.11itien. . en
enter!, Mies...Tuttle Denogh accom- Friday last, Mrs. Robert .1 eleielone
panyine„ her on. the piano.Willie 'of: Godera and other 'mese: - 8 of
Sturdy 'delighted all With hie 'recite- the Johnstone and 'tell. A..itis' !so
tion "Dick's Modest Wish"' . Which attended the. foetal, •
set evelybode laughing and fer en -Me MoArthur.•oe Trafalgat sieeet
ogre he recited "My Birthday, Par- Was one •of Stile 'workmen employed :en
ty." Rev, Mr: .Turnbull . presented the first ^elevator overbuilt in reeler-
ths 'fitst -Prize to Mise 'Hazel Hart- ich. .
well. • The seCond prize Went to Miss • Engineer and .Mrs.-BaXter left some
Beatrice Wells ned the third to Miss- days ago for Kamloops 13.SI,. where
Eva Beck. Mrs. Heeney, delighted all where Mr, Baxter has been sedvised.
with her enetrnmentel sols, eceorn-' to spend the *10.to months.. •
.panied by her young sons; Bernard Organist Cull • of St, . George's
• and Dear, with. tatitherine and eyrie--cliurcli died on Sunday morning. ,
bal.' Sante. Claus did not forget: Mr. McKim hag e ..taken up his duties
your reporter e for a very pretty' sou- as town clerk. .• •• • :: '
• year. basket Wee. his gift to her. He : (Ren.). Elliott has gone to.
also: wishenes a Happy New Year. Bermuda, for . •
• eMts. Vrehster was 'confined . to. her
At *high neon on New Years bed' the pest theeffect ot
• a .stylish assembly met at 'the.. resid- her recent: fell. • •
ence .of Mre.Elljah Maetin. to . witness
• William Andrews • returned • to
the .wedding:" 'Of her.grand-daughter, his home .in.. OungenriOn on Monday bf
•Miss 'Lillian May W.ebster, Fredetv'' last week: ,
ick Charles Sbephird only: in .of•
Captain A. M. Sheppard, all of :town,
Rev. J. A. Anderson performed 7..the •
.cererneny., .The . bride,, who is very.
fair, looked lovely in a. 'costume •0!.
white
white. silk '.grenedine trimmed with.
white silk applique oirei duchesse. sat-
in, arid.. eerried 'large lecrquet. Of,
bridal • roses': e.he brideinield was
lvfisa Helen., Sheppard', young 'Sister
•of- the grown:, who looked, :like -a ,!airy
in a costume .pele • ' blue taffeta,
trimmed with Spaelse lacc• and car-
, riedboquet • . of .pink".: rose.The
'greithesinan was Mr, Fralick • of
• Milwaukee, a. much esteemed' friend of
the greorn. The ' brittle. was given•
away by her brother, Mr. Samuel
Curren ot .Winghare, the bride enter-
ing. the room erii his, earn 'while _the
beautiful • strings: - of Mendelseelin!s
wedding realeli floated throughe the
ramie; the cousin of . the bride pre-.
siding at the viand. Miss • Lila Mut-,
• ray • of.. Detroit also: rendered .suit-'
able .vii,caleseleetion. in an: Pxtrreme4Y
:pleasing :indarief. I' After • c migrate:I a- •
bens had 'been exteneed, the bride ,and se,akoemee.ereetee., -*bat.111.1ighe ..have
geonni lca the. • :way to the dining 'proved . a fatal :accident, while workine.
'roem Where. lovely :wedding lent- at the ;turning lathe. eThe. wood vveicle
•nuet had been prepared. •Hte. 'dining he was' turning. as srntten and the
room was ' decorated with.' pink- arid phisel fieVy. aeid cut; :two arteries
whitecarnations and sinitex, l• also the. jile• lees •• ' . :
hail and the drawing , room • with red •selee of eteeseeeee reerely has :been,
carnations and smilax.. The mother made •an A D O. to His. Majesty.
of the nrobrn -wore a, ;beautiful. ees- His name in• full le Captain Freda -
time of white dresden silk With ba- ick Charles. boveton Sterdee. of • St.
epeets of violets .over aro trimmed John, N. • Now the Sturdy 'family
With red • lae,et Mts. s•Wabs`x•rithe, here- will have to: be in line and spell
bride's mothers wore a, very Sl5qts::1 .their name the genie, . Oeptain
gown of matiVeeeolienne„ with mauve dee has a: gloridue record attaining
teieninings. .Mrs. Elijah Martin,naptain's'remit in 11899 ....fin. winning
grandmothee. of the beide, wore . a' dietinetnin during the Egyptian. !war,
haneeorne .: gown: Of, rich black. silk 1 and later in Samba. -when he became
trininnel • with black s -ilk lac. • The Chief of
guests' iron a distance were. Me,.: and .. re
efeee Staff ti�•Adreiral Lord llere,
eelving on two occasions ethe
Mrs.. Middleton of Clin.ton„, Mr. and ! geld medal: Of Royel United Ser-
Mrss. Samuel Curran . of Winghane, Mr. s vice teesee .
and Mrs. • Donnelly ..Jehnstrone. :of J. Lawr has sold his bUsiness.to
Preston. gtoom's. . gift to Abe Davis who has installed D. . R.
b' • iful old ace
it pen pendent, and to the necklme/ •
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bridesiend a. hendsome peat' pit,:and.
t� ' the goierresman .diamond scarf.
The gifts . to the •
, .bride :wed
gedone were ',many- and ealuable, one
of there being a furnished Iniess froth
the groom'e' . parents.). .0aptain and
Mrs. Sheppard. The bride's. travelling
suit Was. of' brown Venetian
with white silk waist, .and hat • or
White eelvet, and furs .• of
sian • latnb.. ,• •
Captain 'Jelin R. Oraikie died on
the 9thof this month. ,
: Lieut.' James' •Weits, died suddeoly
about mineight On the 9th 'Of Jan-
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•At Vie last eneeting of Court God -
Mich I:. 0.F; the following 'officits
were .
F. 0. • R.,Jemes Yates, .
C. R. 'We J. Bell.
Seciet,ire, T. Dreman
: •Fin.eS.ecrelary., Fowler
. Treasurer, J. W. Vareatier " •
Si. &Old; Charles Walters ,
Jr, Beadle, W. Bell ' .
Auditors, Charles Walt :rs and Jam -
Mr. Albert Reid and Mee, Reid; mow
of Vancouver, B. 0:, spent New Yeees
week in 'town the guest.of -Mt. and
Mrs, Dave Reid, parents of the • for-
mer, Mr.; Reid was 'doing a . good
husinees Dawsbn City, Alas:Ica, but
he felt that be would. like to be
neater his old home here, and came
&me, te,Varicouvee.• ,
Mr. .Lewis Elliott of the furniture
ridewas a • beaut
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We, congratulate Miss Mary Bane
•eldest daughter of. Manager Bain of
the Wiarten Fishing 'Company, miller
marriage to William Charles' Fox of
the Peninsula. Tug and Towing Co..
The happy: evefte took place ate the re-
sidence of the bride's sister, Mrs: J.
G. Simpson, INiartoe. '
The funeral of . the lete Williatn
Dickson took plaee on Friday after-
noon last. Rev. •J, A. Anderson offi-
ciated at the residence and ee•netery.
,The pallbearers were Judges Doyle
and Holt, and Meseta, It. C. Says,
Strang, I), Modotald and E.L. El-
iot, The late William Diekscin was
born in Galashiels, . Scotland, and
'Whee a young man settled in Rene
• frew. Some, years after his marriage
he cone to Goderich where he has re -
'sided; ever ..sinee. He. is survived by
hie four sons, William and Dr, J. F.
of Portland, . Oregon ; Robert, of St.
• Marys ; A. I), of Qu' Appelle, Sas,
and three daeghters Mrs. William
Proudfoot and Miss Dickson . of town
and Mrs. Craetsweller of .Sarnia,
Mrs. Grummell, daughter of ths
late Mrs. Reid, is•visitirtg retatives at
Fernuee
Master Henry Kemp made an ideal
Santa Clau , for St. Georgie% Christ-
mas Tree.
The Mimes Dunlop have returned to
roronto to pre0ar0. tot graduating et
the end of the present_ term
Ths Ladies. 'Ad of Not1i tr et
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church ate piachig eit•etric 5Xtures in
1 the parsonage. •'
I 'Ile Cenadiae. Order of Home Circle'
has emit' $5,00 , to the Sick Childrens'
;Hospital •ab,,Tojnto and a, sum to
the Muskoka Free Hospital for Con-
sumptives. • • ' •
Mr. McKinnon, who has been ill for
sdnie time tete ahmist receversd from
his indisposition, ,
• relie 11»eleutan, who. was 'such
amovaerrtel fm
irtrIzeirtts
niiiaet5lescre,: has (tette
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Mr. Dan, McKY, ,0a,ve1ler, spent
his vaeation in towr
Mrs. Burkholder returned to her
home for New Yeat's after s(ending
two months with relatives. in. Dun-
hirk, New Yerk. •
Mrs. 1VIcSwesn was not yet able
When we saw her on Thursday to
leave her bed yet she said she was
recovering slowly.
Mrs. Josenh Jardine is taking care
of Mrs. Alice MeSween and for genie
time had been at Mrre, Miller's home
on East street.
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Mr. George Barry spent New Year's
day in London the guest of bis son,
Mr. Jossph Barry.
PREVENT TAKING COLD.
• Often you Come 110111e, COM 6.1111
'shivering—feet are wet, throat is rewe
chest a little, sore. A bad mild ie. just
beginning. Put a Nervilint Porous
Placter your cheat, run vier throat
with Norville°, end take a %tiff dest
of Neiviline in hot water. ThiS pre-
vents a dill, and 'cheeks the cold in
'tautly. No reet 11 se useful in the
home eo as in prevent e times 'Al -
flees as Nervilint and Nerviline Phis -
tees. Sold by all denten, 25e. each,
hut be sure you get the genuine, .and
ease any subetitute.
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WHERE THERE'S NO XMAS,
A Spot in the Middle Pacific -Whore
Dee. 25 Exists Not,
The Christmas hater may be made
happy. He can have his wish and o'go
soroewhere where there Isn't 'any
Christmas." He will not have to die
to do it either, but he will have to be
a good sailor in order to fully enjoy
his paradise, which is not on earth. It
is 011 water, Let him start on his
search from Vancouver, B. 0,, On Dee.
18 in the direction of the orient. As
the days pass and he comes nearer and
nearer the 2Sth of the month he may
begin to feel uneasy and think himself
the victim ef a joke. Even as late as
bedtime on Dec, 24 he may feel resent-
ful over what he fears is a wild goose
sail. He may fall asleep thinking of
the disagreeable things he will de next
day just because it will be Christrarus,
but he will be disappointed, for When
he witkes in the morning be will find
It the 26th of December. The 25th is
not and has not been. It Deems to
have passed in the night It Is gone
completely—but where? An sired -
ender' navigator explains the lapse thus:
"In just about the middle of the Pa-
cific ocean is the one hundred and
eightieth degreeof longitude, and
when that imaginary line Is reaehed
the westward traveler drops one day
out of hia erdendar'for the year, That
line crosses the antipodes, Or point on
the earth's surface vrhiela is precisely
opposite to Greenwich, England; the
place at which by common consent of
all nations the counting of time begins.
At noonday, when thesun is directly
overhead at Greenwich, at other pOints
to the westward the true will be earli-
er by one hour for each 15 degrees of
longitude, so that when 190 degreee is
reached it will be midnight. •
"Twelve hours have this been "gain-
ed. and the other twelve would be add-
ed ic the ,journey around the globe
were completed. So by universal agree-
ment the 25th of 1)eeember would be
dropped by all navigators reaching the
fatalline on 'the 'previous day; and'
travelers would be cheated out of their
Christmas at the only place on the
earth's surface "where such' a thin*
could happen." --Montreal. Star.
Chrietmas Trees For Many.
•FOr dircieS---Spruce.
For the winter belles --Fir.
Nitir lovers—Pine. .
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For bad jokers—Tbe chestnut
• For sugar men—Maple.
• :.For politicianSThe plum tree.
For tobacco uten--The smoketree-
For dentists—Gum;
For slippery people—Elm. •
For. swimmers--Beeeh.
For disappointed candidates
• For pets' trees—Dogwood. '
For oil men—Olive.
For doctors—Sycamore.%
For. carpenters—Plane. --Baltimore
American. ,
Wise .Little 'Willie. •
,"Mamma," said little Willie as he
held up a big bundle in the oar, "what's
In this box?" . • ••
"Nothing for you, Willie," said -his
th
moer. • ' -
'Well, where's my. Christmas'?"
"Santa' Claes will bring that." •
If . he .gives :me anything big
like :this hair P11now it's yob."
Strange Christmas Streer'•stition, .
• In north Germany h'person must not
spin during the tevelte nights of Christ-
maS lest he or she should walk after
death, nor after sunset on Saturday,
for then mice will eat•the wor. .11 it
Is desired to have money and luck all
the year round, one must not fait to
eat herrings on. New Year's day, nor it
you:wish to .be lucky must you rock an
empty cradle or spill. salt wantonly or
• cross' knives or point at the stars, If
a dirty cloth is left on the table over
Christmas night it will make the an -
'gels weep, if you point upward to. the
rainbow it will make the angel's feel
bleed, and if you talk of cabbages
while looking at .the moon you will
here the.feelings of the man in itS—Tit.
OK LONDON AMONG TIIE LEP-
ERS,
On bis way erouncl the world far
the WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION
Jack London, visited' the lepers of Mo-
• falai on the island' of Hawaii.
"Lepeoey is not so eontagious aseis
imagined," write; Mr. London in the
January WOMAN% HOME COMPAN
ION. "I went for a week ly> visit, to
the Settlement „and, I took my wife
along—all of which would have not
happened had we had any apprehension
of contracting the disease i• Nor did
we wear lone, gaiintloteet gloves and
keep _apart from the lepers. On the
contrary, we mingled freny with them'
and before We ieft knew scores of
them by, eight and name.' The pre-
cautions of simple cleanliness seem
to be all that is necessary. On- re-
turning. to their own houses, alter
hiving been among, ,aeef handling lepers
such as the physimans and the Sup-
erintendent, merely wash their faces
and hands.• with. mildly 'antiseptic soap
and• change their coats."
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DEFEATED BY DR. HAMILTON,
In no way is.health so menaced as
by „constipation, It leads to judges-
- tion'bleep-110a, anaemia and a hun-
• deed, ills. Ordinery remedies fail—
thee e: relieve—don't cure. The worst
case is defeated and •curd quickly hy
Dr. Hamittorfe wlitch eleanse
the entire intestinal tract, stimulate
kidneys and liver, keeps the popes Of
the skin open. you'll never have
stomach trouble, yellow complexion
or headaches if 'you use Dr, Hamil-
ton's Pills. They are a Perfect sys-
tem torric. 25c. at all dealers. •
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Nathaniel Abbot of Woodstock had
his grm terribly crushed ie the roller ,
• mills of that town last priday:
THIN.4S A RAIL, ARE:YOU?
Every' day' spending as much energy
as you make—if thd balance goesa
little further, well, you get thinner.
On• thedanger bine to-dayss-to-rnore
row , may. be too late ' ''Better use
Ferrozone, it buildsue•-sa, -little gain
the first week; but the .ejain keeps
growing. Next 'Week, not quite • so
thin. Keei right len, lots et fat
won't hurt at all. Your blood en-
riched, cheeks grow rosy; -your heart'
andenervee .grow strong and yott don't
tire so. quickly. • Joyous :robust;health
a sturdy frame and a. cheerful mind
ukse boly6 -with,. Petroeone. •
'You'll% try it, Tay 50c., at, all dealers.
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Theatre. tickets • fur the .bendit
. performance• 'ter a hospital for sick
children in Hamilton:cannot be seld
in . ton saluiols. •
Thaw' Trial Te -Day. •
New York, Jazi. 6.—The final con-
ferences of the attorneys engaged ixt
• the defence of Harry K. Thaw were•
held without the presence of Mrs.
William Thaw, the :mother, who was
expected to go cter the case in its
entirety with the lawyers. . •
Mrs. Thaw is still too ill to come
on frorn her home in Pittsburg, and
will not be in court when Thaw is
called to his place this morning at
10,30 •o'clock. 'She is expected to ar-
rive in New York within the next
week or ten does however, and will
be ready to Again take the stand if
the attorne'yet for sthe defence deem
her testimony necessary to their case.
Josiah and Edward .Thaw two broth-
ers, and Mrs. George Lauder Carnegie,
a sister, are expected to -day•.
branch the Supreme Court as be-
forTeh.e trial will be held in the same of
Justice Victor Dowling, who will
preside, is one 01 the youngest mem-
bers of the state supreme branch,
but has alreadyattained a wide repu-
tation as e jurist, He had expressed
an intention to hold the opposing at-
torneys steadily to their tasks, and to
expedite the • trial as much as pos-
sible.
lethsperous Farmer Suicides.
Port Hope, Ian: 6. --Richard N.
Smith, one of the =St prosperous
farmers in the v Township of Hope,
committed suieide yesterday meting
at Starkville.
Mt. Smith left the house about nine
o'clock, ti do the chores, and not re-
turning sit the usual hoar, his son
went to look for him ant was hor-
rified to find his tireless body hang-
ing from one of the beanie in the
barn. Coroner AlcXtsrizieof Islowton.
ville hos 131,en notified and will con -
&tot an hive:Wolter.
Mr. Smith lived at Starkville and
was wall known and highly respected.
lie was comfortably Situated, owning
hie farm of ,300 acres. A widow, one•
daughter and one son ritirvive.
IY• • • Mt. 14.
DO YOUR 1300TS -
If no, look out for a thiy, :corn.
Cute' it before it' grows big. Put-
nam's Paielees Corn Extraetoe thq.
beet. ''Petnare's.n
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Morris -1-0.ylinShip'
James A Moore has lea.sed his
farm to his neighbor, G: McCall for
one year and witl •go Wrst _in the
spring:
• 'William Wilkinson has bren feeelcete
ed trustee of 51 S. No. .
Duncan Forsytn,, son of the late
Alexander 'Forsyth, a former resident
of Moeris, • who it r at Breeden,
• Man., is visiting here. Ile farms on
ft big scale. .
GOING INTO CONSUNIPTION
When your throat rattles; yoir lungs
and chest • are sore, • Your throat • is,
sniffed with cold -don't fear consum-
ption.--7use Calarrhozonc and. g.t well
It clears the throat, .cures hacIdlig,
relieves tight chest and soreness in •V
Catarrh. of the nos s nothing could be . :
the. bronchial tubes: To clear away
hotter, Catatfhozone is Natures owe # •
every form of throat, lung bron-
and
remedje—it heals • and noothes—eures $ .
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JEWELED AND DPTICIAN
AJGRIGG.
chial trouble. Prescribed by mane
$ . ,
January 16th, 109
We Hear of More Cures
Of troubles', originating In Impure blood,
eerofula, loos of appetite, eaterrb, rheurna-
tism,byrlood'sSarsaparillatasabysillother
eo-called remedies combined, laoluebow
those cured by Hood's sclera to stay cured,
and they gladly tell tbe good news to others,
01000 Purifler--"I have used Flood'S'
Sarsaparilla dud have found It the eheisest
blood purifier. It multi.. strong steady
stream of life tbrougbout the weary body.
There's life 11116 strenth in every drop of it ."
Ilmna.Sierru, 46 Wellesley St., Toronto.
rilAlaffhilaseludrer moYoefa srcer wd'itlihSvMear
have been troubled 16 years, And awed by
vaccination. My little daughter had
scrofula swelling on her neck and Hood's -
Sarsaparilla also cured her," Mas. Now.,
Iluenar, finchey, Tennessee,
Hood's Sarsaparilla ia sold everywhere.
.100 Doses One Dollar. Prepared only by'
0, 1, Hood Co., Lowell, Mass., IL 3. A.,
N. B. Do not take,a substitute. Insistureu
having tiood's.
ois
I will..pay cash for all kinds,
of Logs and Heading deliver-
ed in the yard at Stapleton,
CuStona work sOlicited.
John Ransford.
ROSS Furs. *.
Manufacturer and Retailer.
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'• O‘LEXANDR
Persian . Lamb Specials'.
. We show: the largest aseortinent of'
Persian Lamb Jackets in Western On-
tario, and at prices that only manufac-
turers ean conspete with. Personal at.-;
torition glyen teselecting, making and'.
finishing. ,Every 'garn3ent guaranteed,
as repreSented, . ••
Persian Paw Military. fanevbrocade;
lining, best, braid trimming, size at. .
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Persian Paw Oriental Mink, • colbLr-
and
revers. gond satin lining. silk •
girdle, size 84; $00. .
, Persian Lamb,. long revers, brilliant •
etirl, good satin lining. fancy girdle;
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sizes 34 and 30; $00. • •• -
Persian Lamb, sable Collar and re.
vert., best satin . lining, ,f,incy. silk
sige 34;$l00, . •
Porscan 1;ainb, •na tura] Mink collar
:and reverse, best.,satin lining, Small:, -
glesay enttfaney girdle;-.-size-84;1-125
Ross, .100 Dundas Street
. • London, Ont.
eik.,4,41.,eeria.r.04.44...44.44.,..4.44,44,
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ieason showing a large
and choice collection of .
to this line. and
We pay special attention
Diamonds, 'Pearls,
tRubies, Emeralds', t
; Sapphire, Opals, ;
0 and Tor quois.
0 Set singly and in combi-
$ nation
S Values are of the Best. ;
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ripecialis•ls . and used by. thousands Issuer of Marriage Licenses. .
every day; 25c and $1.00 at all deil-
4000-ish-410-11‘.4116-111,11kwilfrillik.4
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Ending January 25th. S„
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The big stock is now at your disposal We have cue'.
1 'the price of every •Artiele in our stock.
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must go. • ,
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buy goods at SaeriOeed rats.
Crigh Paid for Butterand Eggs.
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Successor, to iVfeltinnon 45 Co., BLYTH 0
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