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1104,7-Rord, HoWard.
tor the. Oupply of 4500 tt of Reek
FOR NOTWE. TENDERS WILL Bh1
is Medved by the Council of ilulletc
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PrIrfroeirlsx,R9S4”.w.114.s....rnms...Tss.evr
VOTIIIERS 1114WrGoroTX41,41$1t3
reueiv041 by the ceituell
Hallett up to $ p. tn.- :is 14421'4
,,f4t Feb, 1905' tot the erettien
•=Crete. Outwit* to eeppOrt
1w9 Steel heidgeet. 4130 -tor a pm -
0.1.4 arch, 24 feet Span. At the
'..041T -en time and Awe tOader, will he
.:6Chetlfeit for Op .Stecl. .e.)1)eluitylei#!1re
644 two htlidgcti, IOget f;ei'ween
-eubutreentii bOink &2 'and ;44fte and
X* ft roadway. 0110 Or the bfidgee•
”Pi11 j313 over the Maitland at
Quigleys and the her wfl b on
:VOL oppostte tot 4.. The , lett-.
exit oe in 'fielder rt#t ecesatil.
aceptiesf, Speciiicatioluf for the'
O1011erete work can he eeete iet the
411errie. °Mee, • Leendeetioro.--4 grace'
iCamPleell, Cleric.
WARM FOR SA,L120-eLGT• -Si ON
Olte lith CO*. oR f'o4leriok deWneir.11,
egOomigting of- U Peceoi 30 Acres
Plowed, 6 wee ha fall Wheat. The
db.rni is la A good *bate el Cultivate
*AL Good brick bow, Hem 4(450
tisk with stone founditise. The
#Act ie about 4 miles (rime Oliaton.
Per sale on reasonAblo • tortnA. 1-t'or
"further particulars ePpir ta Jes.:
"Colclougk, Hebeeeville P. 0. 63-1
VITO FAROS FOR SALEeell WILL
',Offer for sate by public auction at
fie Commercial Hotel, Clinton, ' at
o'clock p. m. oa Saturdai,„ •Fele.
let, the &bowleg : 20 acres oo ,the
,Sayfield Roadone mit). south,
()baton, know* as. the PlewPe faem,
eCed 40 acree, part ot••the •Crag
6.rm on the same, coed. Have had
•ete good offer to go Ifeof heave is
laIo. 10 per cent of purchasetrireiney
F.
•441 day •of sale. -..40. Siiith.
• Clintoe P. O.
elm plank 1,6ft long and 2iia. thick,
tq mdelivered at the mules.* of
the nee* Councillors Barr,
and Churehill, 100 it. at each plAtie.
Tenders will be 02..med at the
" townallip all Vridat .110 •
Febye* *.-JAnte,, el 1,'
Cleekee• e`e
t.
,
FOR gALE.--et::. single ,,earaetssivrith
001,1ar 'bang* 04. Xep4A ,P).140. Al-
so
buggy 411300 new, and
prt. Thouipsonf
*"'".u'et4•••---1".e"'".";-ee"*""
• e '
CORN 'FOR SALE.e-I HAVE A.
(14lrOtY of 8004 YenOw tOilk itt
• sale, Cash or exchange for gala,
.§tattqard •Ilevitor.---W. G. SUiltit
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AUCTION SALE OF' rATen FARM
Stock, Implements and Household
Furniture, Mr., John J, :Ward" has
* instructed the ,undersigned to silI
,by: nubile auction at the :Village of
Varna on Thursday, , Feb. 2(ith -the
. Horeeo-1 heavy horse
heavy .horse § years
old, 1 driver 6, yrs. old,. aged driver.
00t1e7.1, cow duet to calve ' in
awaebie 1 powdue to calve in
cow slue , to i,alye in
cow and tall by •ifs side,
•fat cow, 5 yearling heifers, 2
• yearling 'Steers, . 5 spring calves.
'birkshire Vow4eoine in
• 'April and May, 7.- store pigs, 'geese,
•
turkeys • and 76 hens. Implements-
' 1 Massey.,.:.Birider• (new,‘ I. Nixon
drill. new, '1: ,McCormick Hay rake,
Massey-Harrie ICultiVater new, 1
Massey -Harris roller. new, 1 Seedier
' 1 'big B. mower,]. plough suigh No.
.21, 1 Perrin sulky plow, -1 set 4
stapioii..harrows, 1 riot,.polpr,. 1
Clinton fanning -Mill with bagger,
• Vediegeree. le, buggy, 1 cutter,. 1 pair
: bobsleighs,.". -1 'haY'lziric,Ncid.
Complete 1. stock • rack, 1 . pig
. crate; -1 hay rack, 1.• gravel boxt
Oxford vream separator, 1. daisy
.churn, 1 grindstone, .1 wheelbarrow,
I 2 set double. harness, 1 set single
1 iron sugar kettle, 2 water tanks,
ladder, grain bags, forks:, shovels,
etc., etc., .other artieles, tbo nuin-
erous to -mention' : Fui•niture-1
glass :cuphoaro; :1 exten.eion table;
2 kitchen tables, 1. good cook
stote, 1 doz. chair, 1 bedroom
$ sets' bedsprings, 2 Mattress-
es, 1' Conch, 1 parlor z.tcv.e, 1
baby • carriage, .bureau,
crocks, pans, etc. , ' cmane
• tity of straw ' will aleo be
offeredfor sale. and the 'farm south
of :the village of Varna known, as
lot pt.:19 Contaihin- 56 aereS of
good tillable, land.' : Tories sale -
All sums of $5 and limier cash e.
over that amount 9 menths. credit
oh approved , joint notes. ,4 :Cents
off on .the S. on all eredit amounts.
Sale coriimenOce • at one o'clocie
sharp. All to be seed • withotit• re-
serve. -E-13ossenbury; ;Auctioneer ;
John J. Ward; proprietor. ,
'On. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,.
Specialist, will bo ail Holmes.' .Drug
• Store, Photon, oa Thursday jilt.
110. Glasses properly fitted. Disease
es of the eye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
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A ANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND .
•
Repairing. -The .undersigned
prepared to do all klads of piano
and organ tuning and repaifing,, and
being a- man of practical experience
.11a able to guarantee •satisfaction.
Oiders may, be left at W. S. R
Holmes' drug store. -Ed. J. How-
ard, Clinton.
efiPPLICATtONSe WILL • BE 'RE-
Oeived in writing by the undersign-
ed up to the evening of Feb. •
4tk
• for the position of caretaker of the
Model School,• salary t250 per • an-
num. Information aa to the duties,
nte., may be obtained on applioarion
teethe under_signed -Joka_
• ain,ghame, Secretary,.
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The M.OLSONS :.BANK
• INCORPORATED BY ACT OP PA.RLIA.MENT 1855
Capital paid up $8,405,840.00 Reserve Fund' $3,305,840.00
HEAD OFFCE, MONTREAL '
DIRECTO
WM. mOLSON MA0PHERSON
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. Presi d en t
S. IL EWING .. . . . Vice -President
W. IC Ramsay, P. Oleghorn,
H. Markland
Lt. -001F. C. Renshaw, • Wm. C. McIntyre. '
es Elliott. General Manager. A. D.Durngord. Chief tneeecter and Superb,.
dent otdranehes. W. H. Draper, Inspector. W. W. L. Chipman,
J. It Campbell, Assistant Inspectors. •
CO BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of SLOG and npvrards received
d interest allowed at 3 per cent.from date of deposit, compounded 4. times a year
ECIAL. ATTENTION given to all bratiehes of Farmers';businebs. Sale
10 e easned or collected on favorable terms. . ••
C. E. DOWDING, Manager CLINTON
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J, 13. HOOVER.
assuremassosterea=wrsermiszsammewisUi
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NELSON BALL
A little pay
nient now
and then will
nicely furn-
ish your do=
main
peeing tee next t•hirty day.; lowered riliii(ii 1.vill lie ii) fore.,
ihrong,h(iiit low storii a ii d thinie who' eon tett) plain litlYlii.p.,, Will
have an oppiii to ii ity a ,roi..g Sit at, pf'It'eS they svill .sent.e).1y dn.
plicate it) a long tit)». For example.:. Sidelamtit gohlen rink fin-
ish, I wo (Ira% I'l'a, 1 II OTI e ti r11)(M id, (W11•11 Shell' iii 044' 11 X :11 41 eil :
nil rror hi hark ff tt. :1 75. Itiel) (platter. en* UI( 3133..41 (11.o53. and
,3nd with 14 x 21 British rieveded ipielesi. foe $1050, Hilitl oak
cobble, seat rocking chair. $1 83, solid oak parte. :tido :20 itielies
Report ot the Clinton Model
School for Jaauary,
. The following is the 'report for tbe
Month ot January. ,
Divisien I. -Ray Centel= „AA.
AratioriO Mantling 130, N1glit*N0APP•
289; Rusoell 1iftelen4,254' „Erma An -c
ereets 272, Beesle• Walker 300; dai
TOrranCet 209, Mary. JacItscro 0;
Nellie' Robinson 7•24ii, Otitualn
EMe Pickett ' 0 156 Fred
• • Cutler
244, Elva Johnetert 241; Violet Serge
225, Retta Cook 20, Pearl nal)
228, Fred. Rumhall 21ifp•1rne Mann
217, Laura MitedOnald 21.4 Xti1tb
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Walkinshaw Aft • •
Division 11.-Olgss
Ford, • %nig 'CaOing, Fred....:Slorntau,
Grace Walker, Laurence Greig, Edgar
Pettigie., (Margaret Ohoweo and.
Eddie Mcrae, equal') Marjorie Agnew.
Class 3rd, -.Harry Cousin, 'Willie
'Rutledge, Willip Walker, Jean Morris,
'Ste -Wart Seat,' Margie Easom; peseta
Ross, Jean DaYroente•-•Lieeie Mac-
Pherson,. teacher,
Division Class. -Elmer
Beacom, Geo, McTaggart, Fred. , O.
Ford, .Marion Gunn, Ethel Baine,
Edna Wasnaan, Laverine emit, Clit-
ford Harland:, Jr. Class. -Mamie
Hall, Roy ,Fortester, Harvey Harland
James Man, Lulu Coped', Leona
Elliott; Ernest Erittoti, Maggii3
Par -
.sons. -.-Janet Wilson, Teacher. •
Divisioe IV. -Senior Clasee-Arnold
Rathwell, Irene. Gould, Frank Rice,
Florence Cousilis, • Chester .Marshall,
Alma Judd, Harvey Walker, Cela
Beacom,: Violet' ° McGuire, Roy- Ire-
land, Walter Shier. -Junior Class.
Helen Roclaway, 'Viola Argent, Har,
61d Holmes, Viola: Coek, Andrew
Steep, Charlie .Horsely,-Clara Chid -
ley, Teacher. . •
' •V. -Sailor -Willie Cook
8:878, Margaret *Tagged 573; Al-
bert Shier 360,. Gertie Wallace 366,
Charlie Cantelon 860; Aleda Seeley
360, Emily Cutler :354, pistin &d-
iger 347, Carman `Turner 342., Percy
Wheatley .386. JurtioneeJean Paige
308, Jessie :Watkins 303, Willie Gould
800, )3qrt Deeees 289, Arthur Grundy
270, Maggie Ireland 208-; Fred, Law-
rence" 200; Lorene; Langford 249,
Sadie Steep e36 Eugene Sheeley 231
Stevehec Teethete• •
..Division• VI -;Senior Class -Harriet.
Cantelon, Foster •Copp, Fra'nk • Pen-
• nebaker, Mervin Elliott; Bernie Hall,
-Maggie Walker, Clinton Cook, •Lloyd
Rice.' Junior • CeasseeGeorgia Kant -
?nate Nellie • Watkins, •Sissy' Ratan,
Nora Kennedy, Willie Blacker, Willie
• Doherty; Harvey Elliott, Elsie Barge.
.L.-Rettie Courtice, Teacher. ••
Division VI emo Class, -Lois
Holmes, Lcota. Harla, d, Ina, Trow -
hill, Kathfcen Doweer, Erskin EVans,
and Jennie :Beim§ ei Leona Ned-
iger, IVIarjorie IVIcM Ju • r
Hattie Greig, Man 7 'Miley, • lberta
Jackson, Elsie Graclis, Marion • Gib-
hings; 'Mabel Marshall, Bessie •Cho n,'
Wilbur Welsh -M Witte, Teacher.
, DiVision Class. -Don-
ald Rittna,m, Fanny HellYar, 'Madeline
Shaw, °Pearlie Gould, Orval •Marphy,
Alex Aegneve,-. Marjory Bitgee Wilfred
Seeley, Junior Class- Murray Mc-
Neil, Lyda Livernore; Ernest Hall,
Ernest. Livermore, Freddie 'Wallade,
Edna' West, Annie Allison, *Willie
lVfaxshall,.--Anlie' Taylor, Tea:cher. .
..The Bear Saw 'His.
'Shade* on Sunday
• Sunday wa.s Candlemas Day -the
day, when the hear Moves tit of his
cite And has:a loek at tho. world to
see whether he . will go back and
sleep for another six weeks or go. out
and hustle for. food until spring
time: •
If he Sees his shadow ho is •suppos-
ed to go back, hilt if not he • will.
• sally. forth for forage, such as early
Iambs, travellers; honey and the like.
Of late, however, owing to the
.icareity of bears te. See shadows,
some have called the dayee'Groutulbog
Day' . . •
This sad little' animal is Also. an 'in-
quisitive chap on Candlemas Day, and
&ernes • to see .his shadow just ilike
bear. If he' sets- it, he goes 'hack into;
told storage like o'hear.
• Candlemas may not have ;Mech. in-
fluence on the weather' between now
mid; April,' but 'it aetords an teree•se to
the optimistic to • be 'hopeful, and tire
pessimistic to. be sad, '•
As Sunday was in part height,. the
bear anti the • grouodhog weld nee
their shadows, eo tnay expect an -
(eller six Weeke .er r•
Births,
The C1irtei News*Record
The !titaness Transacted by The County
COuncil Last Week.
INSPECTOR ROBB BELIEVES
• PLAIN EVERY DAY LA
i°, te ei t • . (MAGA: i • ' •
' ' ' • .,..e.' . . , ,:i,•
w, PublIc School kets ,*late
0.„0::00dsulideted' at the coining &s -
ion of. the Legislature ief Ontario Alict,
Atlit**011tO MCOPOKixtiodo t thelight
It would be ' well to delay my. .*, an.
mufti report until your • June TrietAinii,
when X Gould incorporate into it, in
plain every day language,. the clumps
• Made . in, our , Public SOMA system.
• ArcAiY trustees find the Public Schools
• anything but eaey'reatting.
4 am vet), truly, , .
' D. R01313. .
INSPECTOR 'TOM WANTS TRUS-'
TEES TO atAD .T1-14 LAW:
. t
-It is Impacted that the statutes'. and
regulations • 'respecting ,Pityit . and
High Schools , in Ontario, \will • be
consolidated and , distributed 'to . the
various school. sections of the . pro-
vince during 10.08. The cost of., print-.
Mg eetra copies is only a few ceuts
per copy, It would be a great boon
to the schools it the Department ot
Education would provide suffieient,
copies for each section so ,that a,
copy !nay, be kept int12e school house
*ti one COPT- held by each .irostcc-,
to be handed to his successor, when
he retires, from office. I suggest that
the couizi oil request: the Minister of
Ecluciation' to send sufficient copies
of the s atutes and regulations of
1(108 iconselida.ted) to eaoh k,.ellool
section, to have a copy kept in.. the
school -house, and a copy by .each
trustee. on account ..' of the inany
Changes which have been made, and
a'..re likely to be made this year, 1
Shalt eotleresent my..annual-report
until the Juno session.
-Circular No. 19 Oct. 1907 et the
Education Department 'provides for
the .awarding . to pupils • • of
public ' schoeds. who pass ° the
prescribed . examination, gradua-
tion, Diplomas. The work tor
this examination ,is based upon • the
lower school course* , of the High
schools. This. ' ' workwill keep , the
pupils- who °have pa.ssed the Hi&
School . entrance ' as well zos many
others, about two years )(Alger , , in
our Public •Schools. After lli9•usz.ing
the matter with Inspector rc ph, it
Was decided 'that it would he best
to make this i . eiammation, inOlorni
for the whole .? county, et d that I
should request the ,county eouricii: of
Hitron: .to- pay tha expellees se ' the.
Public School • Graduation • examina-
tion the same as they .. re now
doing , for the H. S. Entrance. The
'examination Will be •field • ae . the
same tinie, • and places as thii . kin -
trance; so there will be verv• little
Your- eonnetittee • examined- the
• Mart ,-.houss- and we .recomeivad the
cleriCs: room be .improved ..by.; • the
• Feinting of. :the Weed-W.ork;:inni. ., • by
putting on a , burlap skirting...the,
waY4 PAPeTP4,, ...14nde -4-.1414131.4: lar4Pi
L.00 entir.e.vost,, iot tQ. exceed -1
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RE'PORT OF EXECOTWE .001Yr•
0 9. • • .
MITTEE,
` MOVed by D. Milne,* sevnaled • by
George Taylor, That ithe report of
0r -committee' bc amended by the
following :--That all Peisans .oe
gantzations reteiving any giant, for,
any purpose from the county, sub-
mit a, finaneial statement to the
countI,. and that the clerk prepare a
llY-1,aw • to be submitted to this
council at the .June meeting'. '
qe motion • of Taylor and Harris,
for grant of $20 eaeb, To 0,11 the
Agricultural* and Horticultural soc-
ieties holding Fairs in the county.
We recommend that same be granted.
Re motion f Dr. Irwin and J.
Musgrove, That the clerk be instructed
to. have 500 copies of the consolida-
ted by-laws :of the county of Huron
pnblished and distributed amongst the
several municipalities in the county.
We 'recommend that the request of
the motion be carried out and that
•thp publications include all by-lews
to date; •
Re Motion • of Messrs. MeDiarmid
and „Miller, That each member of the
council of this year be supplied with
a copy of the "Consolidated Statutes
ot Ontario. We recommend that the
request of the motioil be granted.
--Re motion of 1Viessrs. IVIeMilIan and
I3ailey, That -.vaeh Woznan's Central
Institute in -the County be granted the
sum of 110,.00We recoznmend that
the Motion be granted,• •• •
On: niotioe of Di. Irwin; •and Mr,
H. L. Salkeld,. That the Teachers'
Institutes ' of the County, each re-
deive•a:: grant of $25,!90, werecom.
mend.. that the request of the Motion
be granted,- ., ,.. • • '
Re letter oi JOha liOss Robertson
asking 'ter a 'grant to. the hOspital
far sick children at •Toronte. •'We re-
cOmtnend that $20.00 be. given, . the
same as last Ye,er, ••
Re letter* of John • Ress--RObeitson,
accompanied by a Circular, a,ekbig the
county to appoint two delegates to .
attend a Conference to be held in the
National Sanitarium Association in
Toronto,. on IVforch 441i. next. We re-
conimond...that. no action be taken hi
c,onnection. with the,...request of . the
•circular. . • .:•
.Re • circular of W.H Pugsley
•°President ,ofWestern 'Ontario.' Good
additional experises , for
,the Roads: -"ASsoelation.- 'We recommend
papers .atid reportingtthe rendts of „that action be 'taken..
the examination. .Re motion Of . Dr. Smith 'and. MT,
Your Obedient •.servant, Petty for a grant to each of the
ELGIN TOM,: Farmer'S Institutes ef 125:: IVe 're -
REPORT OF - PROPOSED COLINTY' c • • • - •
•
.:eee. recommend' thattheDraft By-
.- t -ROAD- _commaTtg.____ant:
oilmen& that the aineunt be grant-
w;6i0e.0e17atenh,.lesetal'id Dr, Guiires
laws No. 1,..2e.piaced .iee the. hands ` ot
at. Clinton. for $50.0.• We rceorriL
.hosptt-
members bn.receiveci and 'laid on the
table for further 'consideration ata it1611:11 . that.: *.the.. .sum 'of , $400. be
• ' e
Special meeting of :this council to be• . granted' to each. of the
the Virden, o
called: by, Tuesday
above 'nfeirtiened, provided .that• before
.° , n.
the .grant paid' the managers .•
25th e day of 'Fehtuary 13,18 at the'
owners Of 'eacht,insVitution entei
or
Your of '2 o'clock at .'Staforth.
, an agreement:: that theY are public
•. rnto
That the nilidage 'at ..PropoSed, •
hospitals and ::eubjett. to * Geverionent
comity. system -be--430-•inileS, to • be
appoitioned.in and on the boundary inspection, And :I•t.hat an account ef :thee
Huta ° of the townships' as' follows:: • °grants recoriunended, they all agree
..*Ashfield '30 .raileS, Colborne 20; God- tat provideeetecommtdation . equivalent
Patieet
to., $5' weeks ; for -One, . during,
prich $5, Grey • 32; Vey 18, Howley
28,
34, Hallett 30, 114qt<illoti • 3.0,.hitofrik
smith 28, .,-Tnrnberry 20;
StaalcY' 25,' .S.ttPhet- 30,ii.:virruacnkoe.sth-. pay for board and
such *PatientS have no • :inearie • to
the. yeae. el:008; :free ,of charge for
attendance, whieh.
Eso; wawanosh w.20:the. Municipalities in the county .. 'of.
. .. • .
Huron may: sendtoeither of the
• Roads from the' trunk lints of- the .
above named • hospitals. tram • tune
'proposed County Read* system. . •
• '(1.) -Lake Huroa Road 'froM Bee,. to, time, and where.•the 'oe,,cessitics' 01
-field. to Arnberly; the • Case requires On immediate ec;
fled. or Cot, it shall )6
(2s-Noethern Gtavei Road; from cupation o1 a
Dunlovia to so provided,. . and that the .certidcate
p ,
of 'the - reeve of .any Municipality,
' •(8.17 -Carlow Via . MariChester
Whiteehurchwhere the patient .resides, fOgether.
. . • •
-London Road from Southerly with that of .tlie attending physicians'
- c4;. --.
boundary ot.'Ushorne northerly.
shell be staneient for -*the •• acceptance
' via
Clinton, fllyih and-Wingbarn to the of any patient., ' • . • ,
RMessr.:;.. , and.
boundare , ' eine .df Huron and 13ruce,P motion of
NicEeran for n_ grieit '•ot pur-"
in the township Of Turnbereye '
chase bowers "fete 'the. Ocerte• House
(.5) -North Gravel .roa.d trout, Sea -
e that the. •.'
forth' tO.Wrc&meteWe reCommend
oteter and easterly Along
usual, grant of $:16 be made. • .
cone ie.. and 9 HoWick; to the east
• •
boundaryli.ne theeeof• • • • motion' of Meesrs., Mesgrove and
' .- • „
Road froth ,Godexich , IQ Irwin asking that •a greet. Of a (Aunty
Detain , . licenses free of dharge
. • •''
ehoitielark Hee', item ter,..(1terruther; of the township oi
Turriberry: • owing •to his' being ' a,
Blyth eerporation eastward', to eatite
crieple. We recommend tett the re-
erly .,liOundary • line of 111601°1e . •terel
quest of , the:,nietion..be granted:
the. • in the interval,: the ieeves • • of
Ite ingtiefi MesSes„ Govenloek • and
the TOSpitive townshiese•Will . cone •
Harris asking • that $10,0 be :'aid to
skier the • emat ter of designating .spur
lines to mate Out the balance
mileage,: in 'tivie . 'respective munioipal-
ities. • - • •
That • the 1. 'representative of • . the:
D, :l'atterson .' addition t6 • his
regular salary. owing • to' edditionai
work (luring the yeor 1907, .. We • re -
Eget ou jati.. 2e.
commend that •'the same be grantee'
G. • Stanbury and' wife, a
•
' • •• „ incorporated • towns itud. villat,rps, and :a8 t P • - • •e•
letlis:-(N)11S. Wingliatn, to Mr.
.01d Mrs. G• Timm ell Ten olet
sTor(r,:.`4-.4a. Wingliam Itospitel; .
20, to, Mr, end Mre, Stokes, -a.,.
•
•
•
he eoposel for aninee-eee
of salare t,f,?. $4000 we rocomm nd that
ciMsiderMatter: :of deeignating the .
leadine streets therein with vieW lie laid over to the Jute! meeting'
43 of filling" out that pari of 'drieft by-. '4. 001°11 ' when it. Nallebe
laW .No.. t 19011 referring streees.
• • .
uteri); r rhe proposed "(T0011
3,13,Itat the. clerlt strike off copies se:11'4111e Will • ht. tarried °lit n()t. •
PERU -NA OHEERFULLY RECOMMENDED
FOR COWS AND CATARRH
A Prominind CIL110410,11. GittleS II1S SX4)00
1:1401..ee With the. WeridwFamons
JEttniedy•Vor Catarrh.
• Chtanie' :Catarrh. ' *Aiwa s.- Begins
—" , With An, Ordinary. cold;
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..,
i So ,Says ,Dr. . Kalinin)), the'Oreatest
•••Llying„Auther4t On Ca*,
tarrhal Diseases, .
RE, iims effect cit a cold la * rthicip,
oningsof the fnueOns membroaeo of
the nose and throat.
Thiii '10,00 x4i0 to * discharge, •or ift,
lesot a Outline:4 of 'the. nasal passages.
SemOimeglever apcoMpaules the first
attach, also-gt fooling of Magnin," dull-
ness and aching 0? the bones. .
If 'fic oftention is paid to it, the muccius
cengestien is liable to spread down into.
the larynx, producing hoarseness and
into the. bronchial tubes, producing .a
cough. . . •
Even when thls • pomp's, IMAM" ' people
P*), no Otten-fion to it, • . •
'Under Mich circumstances, the eon-
/0)01ot/ is liable to become chronic, pro-
duoldit a condition Of the mucous mem-
branedlnioWn sa cittarrh. Catarrh 1al3ts
I. • an indeflaite
CURE COLDS- t lei e. Catarrh
;PREVENT CATARRH. is.essentially a
• chronic condi-
, ,
ton and does not leave except some-
thing is done to rolleVe it. • •
What should be dope when a person,
Catches; Cold , hi .to take a few doses of
, . -
: Perm* . •
Taken at the onset, Peruna Would
. break•np the cold and prevent all the
train of syM p toxiis which usually folio*,
But, even In caks. whore the coed has
been neglected' and .hoarseness or a
cough ° has .dov,eloped,' Fermis, can he
olied upen'ti:fglire prompt .and per-
manentroliof. . ' :: " - , • .
The freciuoncy of coughs ancl.cohls in •
the' Winter makes Per Lola ii, popular rem -
:Or for those ailments.
A mimbor of the, best people of various
countries have given testimonials as to
: . the vain° of 'Forum, in•such cases. .
Followed De. Hartman's
lkestered to Health•, . •
Mrs. Samuoile vigneau, 4.vre au Berri,
Isle a. Le Ivragdalhae, Canada, writes': •
4gI write to tell you that I amperfectly
well: I took only throe bottles Of, your
Peruna according to your advice 'and
thedireetions in your book and it re -
Stored uiy health."' '•
•
0.LiorkoriX•X;Wflo* of elomrtottl
gushes, too bean ;nay's?* of Beeto-4
,fewo for a nUmbe0 o$ 'mini. me
lantiontlia residentis• g•lo,oisttown and
Orideltltnewn.
'1'110 "iv'fifes 003:400,131g *mum, aciAt
Al41etter below; '-
• .
rt1 had sevoral attacks of colds.
from time to time and finally a
severe attack developed int° Oa -
"I was advised Urns" Ye* cele-
brated:catarrh rpraedyt and after.
taking. three bottles and 'Myself
completely cured, and I no longer
suffer from catarrh or .
1)0'1,111'11,c: itto;cchoeidersfauill4yearteaerrommix.”end
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.II• Peruna had no other. medicinal
vane than the promptnessivith which
it relieves common colds. *it. would be
well worth white for any family to keep: '
it In the house constantly.
FIELD STONE WANTED. -THE
'Street Committee of the Clinteei
Couriell prepared buy field
Stone from farmers for use on the
• stTeets, TO. be delivered in Clinton.
Further idlormation, prices, etc., on
application to W: G. Smyth, chiir-
. .
,inan 'Street Coriunittec. • 09
. . .
Ooderich. ,
•
PERRIN TO FARMERS. -1 RADE
or sell . your barley or .oats for corn. •
WeegiVe 112 pounds corn fci 100 '
pounds either barley' or oa te. 'Cow
is the best feed. Malstees want the
barley now , whilst • cold weather .
lasts. Looks good time to ,te'd• all
graiti. Argentine: has crop
• which has just commenced to move
on market Prices can easily, slip
• off, -W. G. ; Perrin, CI na:•
r Supt. Osborne'of the C. P. R. Tor-..
Nelson, London, were in town on
Tuesday of •. lastweek, and -met . a
onto, Accompenied by Divisional Supt,
, .
committee of the town council, to- To Toronto and Return
gether with Members of the Board of
trade. "with -reference to securing track! Account (4' Toronto .tforse Breeders
facilities, awl' , access to the water' I. ' .Exhibition.
-front for , handling flout (1 ;Package .1 Tiekets good. gait*: 'Feb: llth *anti
freight -front the hoati. - • 12th, valid returning until Feb. -16tli,
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GRAND TRUNtt RiLWAY
SYSTEM
• Our Ottawa Letter
:Ottawa, Feb. 1st.
. Goydrineent Back • D;zwa.
The very first of this Week
was the 'unconditional siirrender of
•the Govereineet. in the Mattel. of the
.original documents. regarding' . tenter
leaSes, ; which papera • were .relitsed.
lait °week and the week before.
'Twice .in 'divisioeeof_ethe House the,
Government •forced its followers • to
supPort the policy of secrecy. • But la'
thOend, confronted with an thipbsiL,4
tion. determined that - money,'
should be eoted until the qiiestion of,
the rights of •Members • to -obtain in -
'formation . Was . •,setticti ight; Sir
Wilfrid ba,cked down., The Premier
learned what ives thought in: *ilia
dountry about this policy et conceal -
meet ante found the seespicion and.
distrust created. was inure dainaging
than • the acts could be: - So , he
bretight • dowii th,2 • papCrs himself.
Ile then on the • f:able of -the
House for the eespeclion of. ttny
ber wlio desired to iiee ehetn. :This
18 all that was dceired or eefeed by
Mr, Arne, who had r4eateelly told
the Government before 'the papers
Equallv low rates from alt stations
••.
in -Ontario. •
Secure tickets from any Grand Trunk
Agent. •
P. 'a FIODGENS, Town Agent.
A. 0. PA.TTISON, Depot Agent.
We gay special attention
to this line and are this
. season, showing a large.
and choice 'collection of
Diamonds, Pearls,
t Rubies, Emeralds,
Sappiilre, Opals;
:00 set eianngdlyT:nrcqi.uinoleso,roi
0
.71) titi•
on
were refused that' he W to ,
take them_ in -that Way, • ° ••
0 Values are of the • Best •e.
I I' • ••
What the Paptrs
V -
A ti .0
• •
Thint igag disclosed whatees. eireed to
be the ietelon for the Government's
oe tlar3r of el 50. we resistance. The original iecord of one
timber lease gave informateet Oat
could- neVer have been obtained from, AND OPTICIAN $'
the copies. There -were Om toul,,re JEWELER
Lor this limit. A,. W. Fraser, a la,W.•
yet of • Ottaent,•• fo'e au undisclosed
client offered $1,00e.• There *as an
oiler from the Macdonald° el Ottawa
of $6,470, and finally a bid of $7,000
by Mr, Nolan of Montreal,to whom
the ritnit was a,watded,
According Jo< tha. copies previously
brought .dewii "everything was regular,
Rut the originqi shows • that the
'highest oiler. and • • lowest one were
written' by the same hand, on the
same kind of paper, signed by the
same person with different tiames,and
that the aniount of • the highest. bid
WAS written. at a different time and
with • different ink. • It we suppo4e
that the pernons Inteiested in those
two tenders had been able to learn
the amount of the intermediate offe.e
and to have one filled in at A figure a
little aboVe it, this is exactly
the way the reeord would appear.
The trausaction occurred in 1903
when mt. Sifton was head of the
Department and Mr. TurrIff now M.
P, COMIlliSSI0110r. of Lands:.
• 31. • ee.1 On. an, t3rde draft byelawe place( . I le an( te•
o • -
(laughter. ' •
11 rt • to b • etteee el to tr. Ile application of (loftier Griffin for
t.t)1/are (Or $1 Ta ke svorti..foe tto IA it tr.) latt.h4 values have • 41:4• •erf AN' I "
iwen set find) than th0se which aro beidg oirtwed for the next • 11*.
0(3
" 1 h 1 inermase
reeommend • that 3,100 „of an increase
to- Mr. 'anti Mrs.. W. J. All tit, a. the 111 13311 of the council..
_
, daugh ter. •• '•
•• REPORT. OF COUNTY ItitOPEIITY •
be given hirn,
FlirjOVER ALL
•
Furniture and •Undertaking.
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er:
ef'• •
Tittibe iCs 86. tyesight'Sp' 9cialists of Toronto, will .13e
.#t the Normandie Rotel, Clintoll,.-on- Wednesday, Peb. 19th.
If your eyes bother you in any way or the glasses,you
are, wearing are nottatisfactory, do not,neglect to havethese
reliable Specialists: .examitte them Make appointments now
at our store.
• W. 'R. -COUNTER *
CLINTON
Jeweler
• Deaths, • cowtrairrrim. i3i4rnam coNTRA(Yrs
#
• That we' havc. examined the goal,
and found evet'ything setisfactory.
The heating ,is all that could be de-
eired: The entire house has beete
teed° comfortable: Tho gooier has
everything Clean, and in first class
order. We lind Mite innia,tes in the,
goal, one for insanity, one tot. ag,.
sault, three for larceny and tour
for vagrancy.
We would reootinterid that the out.
side wood -work gtt a coat .1 paint,
and the •inside a coat ot whitewash
and we have made arrangements with
Mr, Paulin 'to furnish tin material tot
eueli work, the work to be done by
prison labor. That we authorize the
gaoler to progeed ,I.with the • 'work
when he has twill to do it, and aIso
atitharNe him •:to get the material
from Mr. Paulin, and to paper the
°moo, attle and Whiten the watts, so
as to stand Government inspection.
We -also• examined the regietry of.
flee andlound the same itt good or-
der.
HOUleTSELL-In Witigham, Jan, Met,
the infant soh of' Mr. and Mers. G.
• Hounsell. '
"GEDDES-In Morris, 4an. zeth, Mary
McLean, relict of the late Wee.
• Geddes, age 81, . •
GLADIVIAN-In. Exeter, San, 28th,
Thoraas Gitelman; aged 80 years,
It G I I'r-:-In " oderich, on January,
• 25th," Harriet Knight, wife of
Joseph 'Knight, aged. seventy-nine
years.
1
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Marriages
DtIDLEY-WARDEN:--At the meet,
Egrnondville, on Jan. 20th, by
Rev; N'. Shaw, Peter Dudley of
Brussels to Flossie Warden, of
• McKillop.
McDON A 1,1)-$A 0 00 N. A MI t the
miderice .6t the bride's parents on
January • 2R th, by Rev. etas. A.
• Anderson, John Mellonald, of
Stratford, to Jessie N.1 da.ughtef
of Male011n
•
1). WetheiSp6on, of AiL.:a Craig,
was awarded the dniittact fee the
concrete work at Warren's bridge
Hensall ; Hall's bridge, one milo
north. or Bayficid ; and a bridge north
of Whigham, for the. sum of $500. A.
etra ti for the stiperstrueture on the
Hill itrifeo,, Mitchell, 'were given the
on
Winghant bridge at $6,5.85.
• TRUSTEES APPONTED.
The county treasurer's 'statement
sheered '$0;808.70 fevitel blot ' year
above what was expended-,, J. 1-1'.
Cameron, of Druseils. and It. J.
Fleming, of Exeter, Wer0,, aPbolitted
on the board of county fixerniners.
R. S. Hays was appointed trustee of
Seater* Collegiate InstRute
Ransford for Olinton, W. It'. Van -
stone for Witighare, Judge Holt: for
Gild -rich, and W. L. Eliot, in place
elf the late 14. W,. McKenzie on the
Collegiate board, and the Dashwood
'Onion Sunday school Was wade • an
entrance examination centre,
$ issuer of Marriage Liceifies.
Ike litAlt.116.-.116.41v10..etrim IlitAbAppriewNilk
Our Large Stock
• of.Presh .a-roceries etiablee Its
to gill° •eatisfattion to our
inaey eustentere,
• It you are notebllYing
roin us, please • give us a
eall, We • will etuleavar to
gem you nib-4au:41 ithnviise.
ehealleele
• D Beaton
Ph e 111. Pronipt delivery