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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-05-14, Page 5May -141111 1908 The Mateo. l'ilows.ltacord THE KAT "ItOrt AND: MIN," Erteeedingly attreetiVe iS the • May : number et -"Red and OtirA .444 -.X0to3.• ,SPerts ia Onnada„" „published by W. Taylor at Weedatoek, Qnt. Storiles •of hunting • dot and dttetice Wray .effer VItotiO Va14 • iety to Rica hiieter, while to the fish- erinau the papers on ealmon tatio rivers by the Rev. Dr. Miit- .(loch, and 1)140140;1ga fishing OT W. Hicleson muet call tip Menioriesautt .awaken thoughts such ae: only • tile fisherman cau knew. "Early_ Postal Difficulties in Eastern Vanade," IS .0. VontribUtion to the history plea peat. which is near menet to be full. elethe deeeeet intereet b� the prnpont sewn!, tioa. The visit of the President:of the' Alpine Club of Canada is defierited and a toucWng account given of the accident whir% occurred be the leader fof the party attempting a the:0r4 411k (cilia in the Swiss Alps. "The Blejese • ety of 'the at story et theltereld efforts made by the letter carrier's oi the far north to deliver mails he told. in graphic fashion and one melee - stands as one reads this fine contribue tion how it is that deepite enormous. difficulties and dangers the .I.Inds•on Bay Company have never loet a Mei', What wonderful heroes these northern mail. carriers are....,Amonget OP many other interesting pieees. tb be lowed within this needier is a ;lege of "Came ce Dont's"-most appropriate as the Canoeing eeason of the .year is just beginning, and an account of a oue- legged trapper who makes his own wooden legs. These are but samples of the many good things in this num- ber which forms in itself a demonstra-- tion of the wide. field of inteieeting experiences to be foundwithin the Dominion. Wigtr44$011 OIINSTON-ORONYN- On NaY 13th, at •Ste Paul's rectory, by the Bev. C. R. Geinne, Mtge Floe - mice Rose Crown of °Buten to Mr. James Herbert Jehuston of Tueirersmith. ROAL-McKiNNON--At the R. 0. •aurch, Winghara, on May Otli, by Reit. Father Laurendeau, Sproat to Maggie K., •(laughter of Mrs. John McKinnon, both of Turnlyerry, JAMIESON-MANNING-Ia Crystal Man., Archibald B. Jamie - seri to Cora Maud, daughter of John. T. lila/Ming, formerly 01 Exeter. ADAMS-MeCLUREe-At the Manse, • McKillop, on April 28th, hY R• eY. D. Carswell, 'Robert, T. •Adams to Mabel J. daughter of Mr. J. Me- Clure, both of McKillop. BELL--SCOTT---At The Second Unite aria4 elierch, San Francisco, on May •aid, Stella, daughter of Mr. S. C. Seett, to Russell Milton Bell, scat of Mr. David Bell ot Goderich, Birth*. CARTWRIGHT--In Hullett on 4th May, Ulf Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Cart- wright, 3, Soll. ' • JONES -In Rullett on 8th May,. to ,.. Mr. and Mrs. • Feed; Jones, a daughter, • ROWDEN-In Goclericli township .an May lath, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Itowtion, aeon -still born. NICHOL-In Morris, on May 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. Alert Nichol, Win • daughters, MeGREGORe-In Tuckentenith, on May• . 6th, to Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, 4 SMITH -le Bluevale, May 5th, to • s<gl• GILL -Ie Seafoeth, on. May 6th; to Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Snaith,. a • Mr.' and Mrs F. Gill, a daughter: daughter. IISM../melaf....1111=014. 647kss SHOE "SETSTHE SHOE FASHIONS* Deaths HAINEs—la East: Wawanosir, May 4, Robe. George Haines, aged. 69. NORTHCOTT-Died in'Hemilton, on May 4th, lilorance M Northeatt, • daughter et. John Northcott, Ex- eter, aged 24 years and 9 months, HUNT -In Exeter, on April 29th, Sarah Huisli, relict of the tete •-.Edward Hunt, in •ha 80th year. ' Godcrich,' on May 3rd, , Sandford Stokeseaged 66 years and 10 months. HARRISON-In Goderich, on • May • 5th, Roy N. Harrison, ' aged 26 • years and 6 months. ' • REID-In Goderiele on May 1st, Mary) • MoCarthenaye • widow of the late • James Reid. •... • COLE -a -In Rapid River, Mich., on May. ' 3rd, • Henry Cole, formerly Clinton and father of Mr. . -Ben Cole, aged 93 years. 4Hreleteeereelteed410444.0.4Hederdereeleeeit....010.10.11411B04440.ilekeSSder The News From Goderich eLoise A. mammas, cOrrespondont **44 II***40410 40104406 *440 .4011t••••••••••••IP NS* fe•see Additional Cioderieh Pews en the Mrs, J. H. Edward has hem ser page two. iouely indisposed for OM° days hut Is Mrs. McKim has returned to her nOvi imProviag very tfaie14. hope after a Pleasant visit with bee 'Mrs. Clifford returned to her lime parents, 114n. and Mrs. Luseernbe of at Brantford on Tuesday, of last. week, St. Thomes. ' Kr, Saunders, Mr., MeLeod, Mr. Jacob Mester may neW be consider., Harry, Dixie Reid and '1V1r. Tom Bates ed a real estate man, being Ovid in St. Patrick's ward, Seem to be „to erect a. two storey briek residence Preparing for a medal contest ; their on Nelson, Street, adjoining the mid- lawns are exhitistirce enee el Dr. Hunter, The Menesetung Canoe Club are Mrs. W. Cheer Rhynas- and little arranging for an excursion to. Guelph Master Philip of Brantford were last in Junc, week the guests al Mrs, W. A. Eby- The Central school Seniors and Ina* nee.lore had at baseball matrh on. Thurs- The Misses Fraser are liaeinfe their. day afternoon, the *More evinniag. verandah, re -Modelled. Their brother is ler, paierieze is putting a %ere doing the work. . 'fence in front of his Elgin Street Ills of Babyhood• And of Childhood The ills of babyhood and childhood ny and any may prove -serious no leromptly pared.. In homes where Baby's OWit eTablets etee kept there is a prowl:It cure at hand for such troubles as- indigestion, ; seer stomach, cello, • constipation, diart- • hoea, worms, teething t•roublee and other minor ailments and the -Tab- lets can be administeree .as safely -to a new born baby as to the full grown child. Mre. Octave Paulin, Caeequet, Mr. J. Walker has quite recovered N: B., Says -"1 have used Baby's from his attack ' oi indisposition here Own Tablets for both .my %little. boy and *ill soOn begin'his carriage build - and girl for the various ailments of ing buSiness again. . • childh,bod and have found them always Mr. 0.nd Uri.' John Wyseng of Day-' splendid medicine. No mother - should be Without the Tablets in the home," Sold by .inediciee dealers or by mail at 25 Cents e bee from the Dr. Williams'. Medicine -Co., Beacieville Ont. • This beautifully designed style is made of fine Patent Colt with dull matt tops, and is one of the up-to-the-minute Blucher styles. Although we offer this style to you for $4.00 it looks and fits better than most $5.00 shoes. R. J. Cluff Sole Dealer - • Clinton Gone to Battleford..1 IVIiSs Minnie Wallace, who has been attending the elinton'Businfess Col- lege for the past six months' has re- ceived her •diplome and lettMonday morning for Nerth Battleford, Sask., where she has eceured a good post - titer. m‘m014T- TH4 SUIVIMER FASHIONS, Grace Margaret Gould, the dress ex- pertf, says in Womares, Home Com- panion foe May : "There are two •distinct typos •of dress this summer, bath eniPhasizing the straight, up-and-down effect. One Is the tailored coat suit showing in many installs:es a cutaway coat, which gives the hiplees effect, and a Skirt comparatively narrow at the bottom - that IS, it is made without thesell- den flare that the tailored skirt used to have. "The other type of dress is the Out -in -one gown, and great will be its favor througTout the summer. In the Mr. George E. Elliott is having his residence, • .form of the new princess jumper this Eaet street residence painted a pea,r1 • Mr. Carl is putting a water serViee ebb -in -one dress is a most practical color, With red trimnehtes, • ' into the residenee he .built and" which •gown, to own. It can fasten. in the 00mM-ender and Mrs. Sobel*? who Mr: Noble now occupies. ' spent several snn'imers the guests of ; We are soerY to heir that -Masker their neice, Mrs. J, L. Aitken, ar'e "Ralph Herald is ill of typhoid fever at spending ahe season in Vencouver, tele- hospital, 1 ing spent the past winter thero.• He ' Me. Arthur Roberts has come item was under Admiral Peanut and was leingeton and now lives en Wilsonl St. in the Bettie of Hampton Roads. The funeral of the late Roy Nay, The following intorestiog announce- smith Harrison, eldest son of Mrand meat I give the readers of The New e- , Mrs. J. C.- Harrison, took place un - Record, who many of them, are inter- der, the auspices of the Oddfellows on eeted in...the welfare or ouryoung nate Thurs•day afternoon la,et, Rev, James al citizearMr Russel Milton Bell, A„ Anderson officia.ting. The casket son ef D. Bell, Britannia Road was completely covered With floral and Mrs. S. 0,e Scott, announce the ; tributes among which Were a pillow rnarriaieof their daughter, stela, to of white roses and, lilies el .the Mr. Russell Milton Boll, on Sunday, tribute from the family, sprays of May $rd at noon, nineteen hundred I white •rose and carnations .tributes'o( and eight. • •!Mesdames Crabb and ; three Mrs. 4: H. Edwards has been ser- Oinks of white roses, tribute •of - the ioesly indisposed for some.daye but i Odclfellows ; a lovely floral flag .of is notif improving quicklyred roses, with M, CI C. in red, on .a Mrs. Clifford returned to bar home ground of 'white roses, with polo of at Brantford on Tuesday of last red .and white carnations tribute of week. • . . the "Menesetung Canoe Club" ; casket On Friday ,evening • ,.last an "M baguet of pink and white roses tribute Herne". was held by the Y M c. A, I from Miss Myrtle Cousins; cresoent of in the, assembly; more of the G. 0: 1. t•white roses, lilies and ferns from the There were 80 invited :.guests in. at...1 Ladies' Aid of Knox church; wreath tendance, including several members of of roses and lilies of the' valley from the Menesetung Canoe club, ancl.Eur-Nt ,Falls of Simcoe ; wreath of foll- eke Bilrle ,elass, Dr. Hayden acted.' age with pink and white roses, • Mr. most efficiently as President Affilrease Hamer Irwin, Buffalo, casket 'baguet es of the most congratulatory kind of red roses, 'Mr. and Mrs. George were given the Y. M. d. A. for . the Bain, Woodstock, casketbaguet of good work they had undertaken, and white' emanations, Mr.. and Miss Van to the assembled githets, Who honcietel Valkeriburg, Norwich ; bunches of the, Y. M. C. A, by their attendance. Pink and white roses, Mesdames Nott Thespeakers were Dr. Mabee, Bar- and Morrow, Stratford and spray of front quite as easily as the back, and it is a model equally good for silk or linen, •• • "This sty\ dress is always cut out • at the neek, and is generally sleeve- less, to show the guimpe, or trimmed lust sufficiently, ever the shouldero to give a modified large ar "hole effect, Or it may be made, as a number of the imported .rnodels- aro, •so that it has much the effect of a polonaise cut, out it the neck, but having a sleeve which is cut in one with the bodice. • "Now, of course, there are , ManY variations of these two basic ideas in dress, but whatever the fashionable model this summer, it is sure to lie„ simple in design, lacking entirely any exaggeration in form, • "Perhaps this idea iS better slioWn in. the sleeve • than • anywhere else, which has' diminished in a pronownced way in size within ` the past six months, and now in -most cases fol- lows Very, closely the • outline ,of the arm:" . • • A SUBTLE DIFFERENCE'. • Mrs. Blank, wife of a promieent minister near Boston, had infher em- ploy a recently engaged colored cook as Week as the proverbial ace of spad- es,. ' One day Mrs': Blank said to her : "Matilda', 61 wish, that you. would have oatmeal quite often tor beeake fast. My husband is very fond cf it ` ester BI 'r wh is resident of the white roses and fern from Miss Nettie. He is Scottie and you know that thei Scotch eat a great deal of oatmeal." ..f0heehe s Scotch; is lte? , said Mar! tilde. !Veil, now, do you "know, .I was thinkhe all along' dat he wasn't des like us.---Veoman't Home CamPen-. ion for May.' . Cieu•nty Asseciation and W. il; nob- Benest, Tavistock. Thbeaddfellewe and -ertson.. Readings were. given by Miss Menesetung Canoe Club Walked in a Edna Straiton, ("Baltnies cuddle, doon body and many carrliges were in the and "Sequel' for applause) and Miss cortege. Miss Hattie Harrieen'of Bee-, Eleanor Walker. The vocal soloists j lin,: was celled to the riedsidOor her Man ;, Messrs. ,De Lemme Millyard and of Ottawa attended the funeral. The wore Messrs. Cook, Belcher' anffeWight;f brother end With their brother Regie tusethe Sugars, delighted all with -.guests from, a distance were Mrs.!' their delightful plane solos.. Ai the I Wilson Of Wyoming, aunt of ihe deceas- -coneitisiOn_ 61_the,program all ,tepaired ed, and Mr. Van V,alkenbeig of Nor- te; the gymnasium Which had , been Wick a friend of the fatiiily. The late beautifully decorated with -flags, hunt- Roy, N. Harrison was a very quiet ing and evergteens, and found number- and unassuming young business„ mate lees Iittle tables awaiting, them with ibeloved by hie. employees, ••aed. inem- dainty covers, .and Vases .of flowers, berg Of .the (Seldfellows' Ledge, and and refreshments served, lei skillet Y. M. 0, C. . had ,heen iri delicate M. C. A. hands. This entertainment health for some months, andby the 'closes the season. e advice of the family physician, he re - Mr. 'William Trembly, wife and:fam- tired from. business. The sympathy of ily now occupy the residence of Mrall is given them by our eitizens. Be - Jack -Wa11e sides his, mother, he leaves his two aisterS, Harriet and Beatrice *- and beother Reggie to mourn his . eaeiy. death. '.'• - The mil -Mine of the lateSerah Elizabeth lLillie) Parsoee, .beloved ton, Ohio, were the guests the week wife of John Mostly of Toronto, were end of Mesdames Alex Kirkbride and accompanied on Saturday, last to the Fredi‘Iurney, mether aed daughter of G. T. R. station, Goderich, from that MrS. Wysong. Mr. Wysong is a pros- city by the Misses. Perions of God - perms builder and contractor 'of. Day- erieh and May Mosel* of Toronto at - ton, the cash register manufacturing riving by : the 7.30 p. m. train. The , cityhearseand carriages Were at the sta- . . miss ,ivIepherson is itt again we are tan and the remains taken to the Union Stock Yards to -day was gooa sorry to learn, .' . • , borne of • Captain James •Peteonse and ;eriees ,steady .to firm at about • Miss Welker, Nelson -street, is visit- brother ;of the debeas•el Jidy The the same quotations as last Thursday, ing her •sisthr, Mrs. Hell of TOrol,nto: funeral took place at three p. on and therefore better than a week ago Mrs; and' Miss Duff are at the rased.: Sunday from S. George's' church oi today. There vat a rnodetabely good ti4+++44-+++*+++++++++++++#+-++++++++t— The MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.1855. Capital paid up $3,337,500.00 Reserve Fund 53,337,500.00 4.1 HEAD OFFCE, MONTREAL - DIRECTORS: W M. M OLSON MACPHERSON . . . . President S. II. EWING ..•. .• ... • Vice -President W. AL Ramsay, J. P. Oleghorn, Markland Molson, Lt.-Uol F. C. Renshaw, Wra. 0. McIntyre. • James Elliot, General Manager. A. D. Durnford, Chief Inspector and Superin: dent &Branches. W. H, Draper, Inspector. W. W. IA. Chipnian, J. H. Campbell, Assistant Inspectors.• SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposit's of pee and upwards reeeived and interest allowed at 3 per cent.from date of deposit, coMpounded 4 times a year SPECIAL, ATTENTION elven teen branches of Farmers! businebs. Sale notes canned or collected on favorable terms. C. E. ,DOWDING, Manager CLINTON 4444+++++++++++4++44++++++++++:4++++++++++4 3, B. HOOV ER. NELSON BALL • PUTTING • everything too. gether just • right has a lot to do with the appearance of a picture. Add to or detract from the effeetivenese of pictures cortsid erably. It la a spechicialty Of Mire to make the frame suit tne picture. We like people ro 'say hoW beautifully eur frames and their pictures agree. Yoe will say it too if you wilt let tie do some framing for you. . • We Invite rid to inspect our stock of Vorniture *hide le cow - plate in every line and out prided are as 10W AS the loWest. We are the sole *gents foe the honour; lieteulos springs and Ostinoormettresitte. HOOVER Sc BALL Furniture. and Funeral Directors. ° VIMOWMWIIINNWifieWOMWAVOAMMVAIWNWIlliWAYOPMNie~ ttiftiaV James Kennedy, a'ciiiored citizen .cri Montgomery,. Ala., burned -five of his children to death. •• Dunnville eleetors carried the law to. purchase $30,000' wottili of D'. W. &B. Railway bonds. . A fire at ',Merlin destroyed. the block ocoupied partly by The Mirror and .seaetal other bteldings. LOSS $50,100., • Mr, Arther L. Botley nominate 'ed for the Legislature -for Temiskam- log at a meeting' of Seeialists and miners at Cobalt., • . ' Three thousand Chipese rebelS'in two columns, are marefiing on the treaty poet of Mengtaze. • ., Seven thwets Oklahoma ' Were swept by a eerier of torriadoee, ene four of them badly wrecved. ' •• Live 'Sleek Market. Toronto May llth.-Trade at the QUEEN OF ACTRESSES PRAISES'. PE,RUNNA„ "I Ant •Glad To Write My Endorsement" Of The Great Remedy Poirspnis. • Dv.So Med Ireartily." yolia Marlowe. ANY remedy that benefits digestion • strengthens the nerves. • The nerve centers require nutrition. • If the digestion is impaired, the nerve • centers become anemic, andindigestien hi the result. ,•- • • e-........e-eeeteee-ea-eeee-sees-e-eeese,---0-. • 1 i Peruna is not a nervine nor a stimulant. It benefits the nerves by benefiting digestion. i' • • ID.4.41,...41.0.4,-,......'.1.....P.44.411.1.41.,.,4-•.4 •reruns. frees the stomach of catarrhal congestions and rtormal digestion is the result. '- , .•' • In (Aber words, Peruna gots' to the bottom of the whole difficulty, wIlen the disagreeable symptoms disappear. • Mrs. Z. 0. JariUson, 61 biarchant street, ivatsonville, Cal., writes i • eI was troubled with my stomach for , six years. I tried many kinds of medi- • cine also was treated, by three doctors. "They said that I had nervous dys- pepsia. 'tyres pat on a liquid diet for three mOntha. . ' 0I improved under the treatmen,t,but as soon us I stopped taking the medi- cine, I got bad again. '• ' • "I took the medicine for two years, then I got sick again an•d gave up at • ' hopes. of getting cured. ' '1 saw a testimonial of a matt WhesO case was similar to mine being cured by Peruna, so I thought I would give it a. trial. ' • . • "I Procured a bottle at onceand .com- . menced taking it. 'have taken several . bottles and am entirely cured. 4,-........-0-........4.4-0-s-o-0-.....-7-.0• i"1 have gained in strength and feel like a different person. I be - Heys Peron: is all that Is claimed ,for it." •• Nervines, such as coal tar' prepense. • • tions, are doing a great deal of harm. Sleep 'Medicines and headache powders are alt. alike, --heart, depressants, and , should not be nsed. The nerves would • be all right, if the digestion wore good. Peron; e.orreehrthe digestion.. - . dames Kennedy., an Riehman, was found. starving in a barn near Rock- wood, both hia. feet decaying from gangrene. : • Wm. Watt, Woodside, was killed by a falling plank bear Elfride. Knights of ,Columbus Met at. derae wall. • . A tidal bore on the Yang Tse Kiang River in China caused the loss of 10,- 1:100 lefts. f.eteeefeeeeeeereee Tornadoes in Nebraska and • Texas eave, ceased et reast half "a deem fa- talities and immense property -loss: . AUCTION SALE. -THE UNDER- ' eigned is instructed by the estate of . the late Robert Downs' •to offer for the ,_following •liroPertor the house on High street.' at, present ecoujiied • by Mr. S. IL Smith, acre' • of land on • Townsend street,: the :building ; kneern. as ,the Evaporator' with + aete Of land ; the stripe, on Albert street next to Hoover & 'Ball's. . The • Evaporator is subject to A lease and all the property a. reserve bid, Terms of sale : Per cent. on day of sate; balano,e 30 *days.... A quaittity ef furniture ' will also be offered. for sale at the same thug and placeeeelas. 'A. Smith, au,e- a • temper. • sale on the Market Square, Clinton, ence of kiss-Valkerl during -her— ab- eun O cattle liHiglitr-mr-fAieeP-alla- sence. . . • Mt. Ramsay iS very ill again, she is confined to her roam. ' Mr. Bryson, whO came here with the C. P. R: Staff is now employed at Glen Miller, Ont,, where a neer . rail- road is being constructed. . . the rector giee out the hymn "Rock The •first wheel turned out by •tho 0! Ages While the casket was being Wheel Rigs CO.,: will', be kept as a borne (Aft; the. choir sani."Nend Dim- eouvenir of . the latest. boreised Faye iittus."' The*casket was covered With tory by 13. -J: &wits Of the Saults beautiful floral wreaths. , and ern- Hoese. • , _ • . bleinS, tributes of. the families ol *hut Miss ,Alite-Chapinati waS lea.V- 1 Captaiti James Pareene and Lieut.. ing the platform oa Monday evening., Colonel- Varcoe, and their relatives 2741i April, we presented her with a and friends. The ••pallbeerets were golden daffodil; saying "1 hope this L,ieut. Colonel Varoad, E.' N. Lewis :daffodil will :bringyou a golden fu- ; D. Naftel,- Seager, T. Metal, ture" and slime then we learn . from and R. O. Hoye. The late Mre. John a speeial telegram to the press that Mosely was a daughter of Otir pioneer Miss dbapmaii Was pm 1104 on Mon- citizens,' Mr. and Mrs, Henry Patsons day With $10,06.0 worth of stock by , and spent all her youthful days in a Detroit admirer, who crossed to Goderith,' later taking up' her residence Windsor to hear her recitals. We also in Detroit, until her Marriage W1*. wrote her a tribute in poesy, Which John Mosely ef Toronto, formerly of Miss Chapman, appreciate' so.,IiighlY, Goderich, who sueeives her. that she said to us "It is be•aritifel. captain JameS Perseus of town is • I will heap it all my life." • . the only surVivor, her brother; George Arohiteet Fowler is putting a fiend- Parsons, dying in Detroit some years some hew frontin his house and has ago, Miss Parsons Was called• to. had a stone foundatiou put under, it. Torento, by the illness of her aunt. ° Mr, Charles Reid, maeouncillor,is Mrs. John Monte died, Friday at making prepaeations for building three Toronto,: as the result Of a' Stroke of, new houses of brick with cement blocks paralysis on Sattirday last. Mrs: but foundations of Stone. . , Mosely was out shoeing at the time • The old foundry is looking toN,v as it the stroke Came. She Wite ta.kett hotne it Wt;re 'quite a preeeerous maindietor- in the ambulance, • and never regained • ing concern, although the Wheels have consciousness. She 'was formerly Mise hot yet thened.round, but itt a. verY Sara E. Parsons; sister sof, Captein, s• inhgo,notoiror ereatall:tivweisll at. tbaunstgledeini Nowt J.aTmweos bPallgrisononwe coh103Gigodeseriinch,wwann•d Waarse. :9,rae:errolctit‘ h.,711s1;'):., and1at,"1, , I tt). ti al :1 8S 0t1 na: a Vr °1e'Vt"4:ji stiit't Mrn• t:aerserfilcleYrd'inbafi:11:11V1180 i8leeleat:tialWnearrge's:ipt• 4 11111: : WIVIe:Melnkfttliat:°4 tni • dital tfil tikMen tri;i'OBS'ettai•ii°:fpthrin%%/iVI 9iYungi fl : taarlibv; 1, ni Negi et :1 1 etrl I:Et:110'1; IC • ; n. I% : :3:8: fli el intiotof WI; it iiipnea.gar:Init'bItur'Jciiru.11;nhedIliSibtil.sitn:K.'gbacintlelhWoerEeatiateht.:6:41;Md*b713;ttruGitt they Will spend a. short time before tera and eoliettore. . returning to their home • at Daytoe., Dr. lloiniee has resigned his, 'post Ohio. tis Health Officer. . Mrs. J. J. Thompson, wife of Mairiager Thompeoe of Woluittlar.ii, bed • . 4 it. tinned from a visit to het relatives. ' Major I -lodging gave evidende in szving lames at se,e0, . We eengretulate Maeter Bert Murplip ednneclion with hieteharges tegardijig Jambe Corbett told thr0 lee& ot en Ids SUCCeSS ae a photographer of Tranecontinebtal Ilailway conott e- cattle, $r 0 900 to 1.670 its t i $ ., 4 keenery, Hon. . . 30. a 5 - J rs,--Mos el r-waS-a-dev ou t,mern ber . while resideing here, : Ret Mark hogs. Buying was activo. all round, Turnbull officiatingThe choir WOO and everything was sold out .sharp andf ' in attendance "and chan•ted the- • 90th mew, , • . vice from St Peel's 1st Jetta* to the day's eables give The eXport trade is good and firm. Pealm. After reading the 'funeral set- Cotinthians, and. heard a voice," To a, firm market the Old Country, and shippers' appeal tothave plenty of space with the open-, Dig of na,vigatien. 'Very 'choice export cattle sold to -day ar...t $6, and.in: One or two Cases extra well finished Cattl11. sold a shilling et So higher. ' The demand for good butcher cattle' is DUB very active, and extra choice are selling as high as the best expOrt- ers. • • Thera IS a gOOd ;demand for stockeee arid feeders of good qualitY,_end offer- ingsin this class are stilllight. • Sheep and faithe ate • steady . with light offeringS. . • GOOd veal Calves are steady; at the resent decline, and it is not likely that prices will go lower. • The hog market is weaker and about 15e lower than last week. • ' The run was 60 loads, with 1,118 head of cattle,• 28 sheep, and 6 hogs, and 95. Calves; : Export --Market firnier at 0.50 to $6 ; Medium, $5 to $5.25 ; bulls,. $4 t°B$45te'here-Market Very firm, ehoicest 'picked butPhar, $5.50 to $6 e geed, $5 cabbie, stotrtottl'$Y5k.ite26irs'4-$156r7nt$0;r100 ;I:et:steady at $3 to $8.75. Peeders-Good heavy, • at $4.25 to Slitep--Merket easier; ewes, $4.15 to 0.25 ; yearling lops, gtain-fed, Wrier, at $4.50 to $7 ; coinfnon, $5 to $5. • tlogs;-Market weak; seletts at $5,- 75 *5 rittS8,trtanid..o.Lbe, 6vaeks0,5111tidttaYixpOlitIllatt of cattle, exporters at. $5.76 to $63.2k butchers' choice at $5.25 to $5:80 ; Medium irtixee and good cows at $4 to 4.75. Divan bought 75 calve*, aver- aging $5.75; toe Atop at $5;'fifteen yearling lambs, $7.25 ; and three BA.YVELD COURT OF REVISION. , -Notice' ia •hereby griten Cat the 'Court of Revision of thp AssesSuiftit • Roll of the Village of' Bayfield will lie' held in the town hall, Bayfield, ob. Tuesday, • the 2tith day of May, at 10.30 o'clock e. m., for the put; liese of hearing and settling com- plaints against the said Aieesement Roll. Persons having business • . the coat Will please attend at the •said time and Placewithout further notice. --H. W. Erwin, Clerk, BAY - After a $evere fight between • police: and strikers at Owen Sound, in Whieh a number of tet6te were WoUnded, the C. P. It. • and the •• freightehandlers patched up an agreement. • • The Duchess of Blanchester win stump: the English District of Ohio hi behalf of •a: Socialist candidate. 1101••••••••••••••., • ENTER AIIIY.DAY ;:SUPERIORITY thoroughness, peogreselveilesi, enthusiesne • exp,ertness • are• • our ' watchwords. Commercial,. •." • • Stehography, • Telegraphy, Mail Courses le any su•bjeCt. No veear CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. "- GEO. SPoTTON; PRINCIPAL. GRAND TRUNK ""w" SYSTEM 'SINGLE FARE ' FOR "D-A-aff, BETWE'EN ALL:. STA:TIONS IN CANADA, ALSO TO : DETROricaed PORT HURON, MICH., BUFFALO,. BLACK ROCK, AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE, N.Y. • ' oopo 401rao • May 23rd., 24th and 25th. EilMsLIAN4T May 26tii. HONIESEEKERS EXCURSIONS: AT VERY LOW RATES TO THE- • , NORTH-WEST. Via North Bay -MAY 26th: Via Sarnia and Northern. 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