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Henooll I 'Goderich. is anything Yea Can keep in lowing, letter w. ill be readwith tereet it pecessiarthat In time la
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There IS -talk of r�,orgadlzlax,the Friday, May 8tb, la. the date fixed for lots." Thousands of other moth. , . ations of wind -breaks And sligeelterpt4enItts. Clocks, eteo , .
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band. the Concert to be given by tbe.chQirl. ore opgak just as warmly ofthis Go where van way, the same optlai. W119t,be made, whicib will render the . I I . . I
Mr. Jack,3on moved bid bo I , , istio spirifseerus to. pery bome-liko, and tend to
"oehold of North street Methodist church. medicine, which never falls to . a(re the,raind, coiintry more .
of Western people. W611 that it is so, counteract its drawbacks. A system, We areheadquarters for eVerything usually
-effects to Olandeboye. He has the , J. H, Robertson, for several years Cure allstomacb,b6welandteetb� They have 4 goodly heritage, ai4d It is � atio rot more found in a first-class jewelry store, In
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section forernane-hip there, I . foreman for the Godericti Organ, Co., ing troubles, Guaranteed by A Won of crops must be .
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Rev. S - Toll attended the burning of has removed to Orillia, where he is , 0, pleasure to mark the feeling of con. ,largely introduced and followed, which . , fact,
govertiment Analyst to be Per. , . I
the mortgage of thoL olinrch L , I ficlence they manifeSt in the country. L we carry many lines of goo
. in Woods. engaging in business as Architect and ; Nilteontain the cultivated rasse and ds which, for
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lee, which was built daring 419 pastor, builder, ,a,. They are living in hope -the 4o which time and experience will
I 11 . dealers Or by mall at . L L pe of clovers durability and reliabili
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-ate there. QuAm GnINDJ�R I-NOTAT,Lum.- The frompke, Dr. Willian ' I another bumper crop of wheat, Wheat a are, suitable to the climate. I am Lty, are seldom, if -
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Mr. Markham and wife have moved -�Goderich Planing Mills have installed Co,, Brockville, out .is' Medicine . is unquestionably the uppermost idga strongly of the opinion, that in time, . ,ever,,equalk-1 I .
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11 L , _ - - I L in L, fie farming operations of the'vVest; the firmQrs of that country will real. *I
to Exeter where he has an engage . a graln-grinde� and are prepared to do 4 I I 110111110101 -_ . I lze. -to some a ' '
Meal; as organist of the Triviott Mem. ug at any time -during woviking - - - - - I I - I ,% but Ontario people must not be blind re new doing, that they. . q%ry u,% for an,y kirld
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orial Church,. houraV This ivill be a great conven, -_ I . . 11 at that wheat -growing must ssf '11 , - I
Miss Gertle Thompson has t%ken ience to the farmers. - A good in& I . _. - �N I L encounter the samepbscacles I and meet If this becomes true, it will aid lar,geri Satiefa,etiOn gUarariteed. I I ..
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,charge of the room Vrt Heasall Public in charge and the best of facilitles are PII�rth: Lu, unty with the same disappointments it, In Solving the agricultural problem of . I
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School which her sister has taught provided for Patrons. While on a visit to his old home, at these newer Provinces as have charac- the country, and show the way for I_ , . �L' "W" .. L 1. I I I
since the fleat; of I . n an intelligent sy'stern, of stock,keeping .
the year. BOWLING CLUB,- The annual meet, § terized its history in other sections of L * ..
t. Marys, Dr. Don S.Skinner dropped the American doutinent, -Droutb, rust, In connection therewith, Many be, . * I I
Miss B.A. Horton, who has been ink 6f the Goderich Bowling Club., wits deadi Monday of lastweek. , Dr' Skin' smut. frost And bail all lead their oc. lieve that, on account of the drouth .
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teaching at Drysdale for the past two beld, Wednesday Mot inst when fol. rier had for the , . wo R. COUNTE4-oL, I
I . past few Years been oasionat hand in blasting. the rosy of Suramer, and the difficulty of pro. N V I . .
years, has gone to Dashwood its assist. lowing officers were blected: President, practising in $aline, Mich. ' He was it vrospect of an exceptional yield, Real. viding suitable pasturage, st .
An alary of $400. L . 11 . . Ing car ock-keep . . JEWIELIEIR. .
N. Hill, of Hillsgeeen; disposed of L. Killoran; treasurer, Joseph Kidd;L -.,.'' .'' inot be a gre . .
t teacher at a s Thomas M . cDermott; vice,president, J. graduate of the University of Toronto., izing this.and beirigaware of the great,- ' At success ; but ISSiElt OF 11l[AItRI,&C,Iii LIC]gNSIC.& .
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. Ado';eof Miller's Warta Powders morediversifled sy6cem.offarming, a in that country is a neceso!ty,and that . . - - 1,
his blacksmith business and residence 'secretary, Win. Lane; auditor, A. 0 er certainty which will ac�ompany a t 8 - -
at the above place to Mr. Sharp, *of Gamble; executive, Dr. Hunter, J. A necasionally will keepL the -.children I . I —
Nairn. Mr. Hill will moveto fledsaR Jordan andJ. L Xilloran, � fewofthe more suftessfuland wide. �fter'summer-fallow the diffloultyis . I . . 1111111111111"M
, .. . I healthy, L Sold by W. 8, R, H)lmes. awake farmers bave'already begun to in getting the soil safficiently firm for . ..
right away. 0j)PvF.LT,OW8atP-. The eighty-first . � i- -1 . . - - — 11
D. Urquhart has finished tip his last -aaiilveroa�j ot Oddfellowship in Oat- . lay,the foundation of a more perman. the following crop; arid.kno;iing. also, I � . I
seagon's ftax crop in good Shape and tario, was L Celebrated, by Harc . Harort r_-oupty ent system of agriculture. Some have that rape will grow luxurl,tritly, and . ,-- _____ — - . 11
a A vote 1.9 being tak�n on the by is such an excelleu r substitute for grass � "Q.. .
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McRwen & Geiger expect to flaigh in a Lodge, No., 02, 1. 0. 0 .F., .by attend .I,gw 'wready -become the pbssessors of a � . . , I
for the meba e of the eleatrio light high 4uality of live stock,which might are, it will great),* aid in solving - .
few weeks. In the meantime they � lngdiyine service in Kncx Church cin -P wri'd 8 I I . . .
have a large force at work. I tSundaytnorningitadb�ran"AtHo.m I plant, b by Mr. Patterson, at well Oe the ideal OfEastern men, There = (111110111ty. I met some faLmers � . .11",
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Dame Fortune literall,ve.teelled her. which, was held veo successfully,Wed. Wroxeter. were exhibited at the Regina Winter who have Adopted this ays,,_em. - One . -2,5�lj . � -11 I .
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selt recently by presenting anautomo. npsday evening oflaBb week. Thefore ...1. � -_ - Fair Sainte high-class 6horthurng, -al- in pth tioular, who, sows ar. mu-p-,ri-ao one . , L o�
bile of the 1909 model to ]Fvrman Cook part of the evening was taken up with Preventics-tbose 0andy Cold Cure though in numhersfewer than 4tBrita. hundred acres of his summer -fallow in � � 'i I
Who received Ep Cadillao touring car, Progressive euchre. There were forty- Tablets -will safely And quickly chEck Jon. As at the former show, howevbr, rape, allows the animals to graze upon ' I 3, ,- . L . � . ,
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-and A. Hemphill a Rex run -&bout. ifoLur tiLbles and beside the players were all colds and the Urip. Try them.once the gre,tter interest was distinqtl of it, solicifying the Soil to suchan extent ... 97, _� . .
higher quality in the re rss- .at I Ives I 9 est ields the - . �
The lbreach of promise mock trial a numbor�of. on -lookers. TfIe lad, and see. 48 for 25c. Sold by all dealers, . spective er" In.appl * L . _Iilz�ll ..
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suit, x)nder the au-3pices of the League ieg' prizes was% on by Mrs F. J. But- I ' I . Females were exhibited also.which ollo Lng season. ying anure . -.4d . I . . I
in the opera hall on Friday evening .of- land and Mrs. F. Doty, and the gentle- . 'Constance. . was not the case tit Brandon, The en. fort era f,, e lso. rids t at it has ,.. I.. I ---
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last -week was well Attended and much men's prizes by Harry; Stowe and Wil- The telepbone'line will be erected in tries in these. classes would certainly tL e e ect of. u r in for' ar 'the goo. :�� . .......
enjoyed. liarn Abell, After supper was served Constatice in a. few weeks - s ould tb have been It revelation to anyone who ceeding crop; that i will kipen a week 12�"_ - . �. - - �__ . . I I �
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did their pi�trt well and F. W. Smalla., dancing was the fo e was not pretty familiar, with this class It--- I . =�,_
. . rat of amusement, wqatherpermit, This is a, longfelt L _-7-_,g: -r.- . .
_ and the gathering brokeup, about 8 .of Stock in the Regina, district, I am� of the field, No do tt eseexperiences . . - al_ I . . .
Combo as "Johnston" led his side so waht that will be -welcomed by the told that,both will continue to Iti I I and in time . . . . 11.1 11 . I
ably as counsel thmr a.m. The committee in charge, con, people Ili this vi !nit . I I . in numbers find in qual. � .
, his opponent, Dr, sistin 110 'y Ity, the L exhibits easily Surpassed all t)ie Western farm I I 'realize the ' . � * . .. . L 1. .
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F. A, Sillery, as "Blackstock." ihough g of 0. A. Reid,' J. .T. Edward and . . . I previous records -of the Fair ;and it value of manure, even upon the virgin I . . I � I L . � .. -_ . . I
vrell supported lost his case - as counsel It.* D. King, deserve credib for the . To be strong vou - must have good OW L I 4D MAKE . ., I . . I 1. I .
go L . appetite, good d tion and good as. In many Sections, t ie greatest draw . �
for plaintiff. Rev. S. L. Toll, as,jud success of the entertainment, '*hich Was Stated at list year's Sit by Pro- soil, when properly arplied. - , We Want to Land . IT WOU'
has come to. he an � annual . I I . ig f�ssor Rutherford,. n w Deputy Mlinlis� I your first order, 'because we know that . I
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at the close of the trial, reviewed the .institution' slb�llatio.n, J�Jlller%9 Compound Iron ter of Agriculture' Ofor the Pr , back,to a.system. of stock -keeping is , I YOU HUNGRY
evidence for the jury, who gave ver. with- Huron Lodge. .� I . Pills-bringall these. Sold by W. S,R; -of: 8 . civinee the w4ter-supply,'and unless roll . the satisfaction you. will .derive. from . . . - . L'
diet against the plaintiff's claim for AcaRsow-OARsAR, - Much pleasant Holmes,., .1 . � . . . I . .askmt,chewan, that he had soon obtained throlugh'the sink of is that.willopen your eyes. to the -fact . to see our fine apsortinent of Oakes al. * �
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damages. . e L . I- . nothing Letter either , '. Toronto L. ing of deep ,chat you cannot do better anywhere ways,on hand'. Why bake at home . �
intermst'is tak n by the tpeciple of !Vod_ I . . is will I
. . . . ' or at the International at'. Chicago; artes.1an,wells, thi continue to be Oil, that you can- with us You will have such an.aSsortulent to L - ' �
erkh in the weddibg of R. J. Acheson, - - . .Bruiselsi. � . � I =eyforuom, give us a trial and they .
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The Nox Tasteless Liquor, Drug One of the most prominent and clever The Bishop of Huron .has -appoln6e last &II, ai3d,as .w6li, the grand champ- '. In conclusion, altbough 1 may admit find that we are not "all a � it" In. Our will talk. for themselves. Bakers of .
young business men of the town,which R , business,bat thoroughly- -to homemade bread, the best to b6had, - . I
. ev. D. B. Cameron; of Haphrasia, 'to ion and reserve Champion females of that -po,.slbly the 'West is. a young Min " the . .
and Tobacco Cure. took place, Wednesda�,at Toronto. The be rector at. Brusseli to man's country -a country where a. ute'�-and ivatchful of ther Interests . While tip town come in and try our . L
I succeed Rev. the late Ifitern4tional,mere all exhibit. . . 'if Out, customers, knowing th i by So Ice L
— - . Toronto Star, of. Wedneiday, had the H. Al. Langford, who has been i�ovecl ed'here, and nom owned by*merl in the man may make his way successfully joing, we are really actingii or. our Cream and Soda:,it will refresh you - ',
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We have yet to . hear of one failure 'following aceount of 'the event-'�-Tlie to Listowe). . . . I . Province.- Yet these animals, of such with less -capital. than in this -province . . .. . while doing your shopping, L I I
to cu2e where a fair trial has beerig* home of Doctor Land Mrs. George S. . . . _. I I . L L 0 t L awn ultimate benefit. .. . - - . I
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L . I, Caesar w . � ' high qu'allty in their. -prime, and with - Q -the fact, .is forced home that - ... . I . We k6ep- a line of first -class. confec- I .1
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en. Can be given without the as the scene of a pretty wed- Miller's Grip lboaperlandsis the.innly, adva tage . - tidnary and fruits in seas . . � . .
person , . Powders Cure. Sold their honors fresh urion them,were de. on. ' �
ding at 3 o'clock, when the marriage by Wi S. R. Holities. .. . the n . ,for . L I
knowing, it is harmless and absolutely. . I . - I fvated in their seve*alvJasses, And in West can give. Wlien we re QL. 'A. DOWNS Bubterland,:Eggq. � .
without taste. Mother, sister or_ wife . was solemnized Of their only daughter, ... thegrand sweeprakQs by an animal that the yields per acre in the newer - . % . Ist . � s Cash or trade L
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yqu would be - -doing a great work by iss . . . OaeOa-r. to Robert John L . I . Bruceffe?d I I e PrOT,nces are . I I NS �
. . . , bred in Sask%to ewan by the Match not greater than those Merchant Tailor, - . Clinton, . , ,
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giving this remed& to some members a eson eoq 0 V. m.'AchBson, of L . .1 I of Ontario: have been, we� must con ' .. I W LL W NIME ,-
of your family. will mail � -full .Goderb& ,.rhe ceremony was per 14eIi, Turner, formerly of Brucefleld, Bros., And owned by R. H Tabor, -of - - . . . . . I L 1 0 a .. . ` . ' I . ' '
A a - but Condie, Sask, The owners of such. ex elude that, in the matter of climate, . I I 'Phone 42 elluton L
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-month's treatinent for fivedolla . The Iormed by the Rev. Hamilton Dicker, .novr linen manufacturer of Ireland - Ilent animals are certainly to be com-' water supply, varied productions, and . . I . . , . . , * � I , . ;
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I� - Luke's church. Mrs. Wal. f bow to be mahufact * A . SEEDSi ..etc* ti, . .
Scobell Drug Co., St Cathtirines ' ector of St has contracted for the' wh
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' ron of bonor, wearing and I I *the future of the horse -breeding in. ...........r- :. . .. EALTHY ,... . . . L
Zurich , . carrying pink roses. M. pink silk � C9 . iniog. season. . . . . . . ture,togethiar with'the more congenial L'. L . .. .. I .- . . . . � L . .0 . . . . I I . .
r. W. A. Mac- , . . . duitry in this Westerh.Pro,rine& . - surroundings for the establighment of fn &.few days I, -will have in - it stock � . I . . . � . .
W. Thiel. has disposed of his driver donald was best man. Mr. and Mrs - " ' a home, this fertile section of Ontario - as, . WEALTHY - ' I I
to C.'H%rtleib for a good figure. - * -New life form4narter. Mille,'S'Cfom� Referring *again. -to the system of . . of all kinds of seedS,L ' . . I I
Achesonleft to O1).epd their honeymoon, p . d tr n Pills. - gold by W. farining largely'followed,altbouglij offers attractions ! u6surpassed by any I � . I I . . 9 1 ... . . ..
The 13 year old boy of Ur. John in Now -Yoi k. -before leaving for: their' ,oun ..O . S. R � . . in . TIMOTHY, CLOVER, Etc, - - ! � . . � . I .
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Schilbe of the 14th Con. shot a -*ild home in Gbaerich.' . . . . ,Uolmes, . - . 1. . 1. . . . the c.ase.,of th6 poor settler without tfi6 other portion of the Doififfilon. L - s . �.. �. 1,
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Jacob Weida is preparine to erect a I 1,Lat 1, . -Lucknow. L . ,. L stockeeping, it'will take him from -ten would take a lesson from 'the hiod 1. I . I
. Repe it.-"Shiloh's Cure will al. - . acCion in the' West� .adopt,, *=. FLOUR:and CHOP FEEDS. Vue old adap that -healbb. is. wealth' ;
new dwel,ing West of the Evangelical . ways i�ure my *coughs and colds." . . ' . to 11fteen years (even, if he has good iler ,, . . 4. I � I I..... I I . To be �healthy, mealth�, antl �-wise is b� .L �
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churcht L . . . . Win. Murdie had the rilisfortune to success) of grain -growing before he ,g,,.n1aohinery, use more horse -power, till , - . . . I . .. I I _ ,. � 1
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' I .. have the'ends of two fingers of hi� Able to i any 6ther line; yet, in m acres, witl: possibly a largpr I W. 0. smythl , I
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W. 0. Oalfas has purchaseda fine : ; ifteter � ' . . a , healthy. You'll be wise. (,'a .0 .. ..
* . . I . . I right hand cUt off in. �a, macblne, uied thecourse6fthit.ex-peribnee, he'will area,under a single ownership, tb , * - .nsOq ent- . I �
success. I . . . , . 1. 11 ' further percentage of profit would le I nt �y wealthy if you take . . I .L . .
hackney stallion. We wish him every May -24th will be celebrated here. Ali Lin the tin shop. . . .. � . realize,as the early settlers. now inow . be allift 1. yat9r.. - C. 1, on . � . .
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Miss Pearl Wurtz and Miss excellent list of sports is being arrang- . SILVRR WEbD1NQ,,- A. ver that continuous -cultivation and -grain' 9, rna vel to themselves. . - - L ' . F . . I . .
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McKinley"Iefton Wednesdayfor Alma, W . .. gathering took- place at the reside6e6of growing.raAkes the Westem- soil so .. . .. .T110S. Me ILL ... 1. . . . � , Brick's . , 4�
�Collego, St. Thomas, to resume their M., . ,T . Statham installed -9 ne * dough Mr. -and Mrs. The s. Webater.Ross,st.. on I I I L . . I I . � -11 N. 1. AN! , ' ,1 .....- � - . . I -�
, ixer, whi-,h will be operated byliti the 'evening of April 10th wh9a ' about . 1. . L . 11 " .. I 1. 1. . . I. I . = . . . .L� " 'L ..
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Railway matters are occupying our gasoline engine, fort ,heir frie - ' - . . �. . .. . -Ta e ss - . , , - -,
y of r .nds assefiableid to belt) British $qllor Goes Craz� and Uauses Or Sal.d. Ouly Zaiwlluk I � I S I
attention these times, There istalk Al� McDonnell has s�cured a lease of them celebrate the 25th annivbrsark 6f .. . . Trouble.' , .. . - . . � . . I Having scoured a, Commodious Giala � . _. . � . . z,' , I . .
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of the St. Marys and Western Ont trio the Sb,,:th half of the'Gordon McKay their wedding.. Among the gdests were : L . Xould,(;ure Her Eczema, . .Storehouse, we are now buying, all -* 1 ;
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Railway building their line through building and intends idstallirig two . nine of those who were present at �the . A few days ago nei�s leaked oui of . 1. - . . -kinds of grain, for which. the highest Cod : Lo Oil, . . , .
this way from Exeter to Goderieb. bowling alleys. . I .. wedding 25years - d One old a .stranke' iliddent . ivIliell 'caiiRed I L n viewpf f 11 , e a . . , . . 1. 1. I ver I � . �.�!
Fred Gidleyj of Deti6it, Who r6cent 9' O' "" he nurn r004 -cures whi b prices will be Paid. , ... . . I . . , . . I �
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'The electric railway engineersAre gentlerLari frorn B. 90 ars ofgg6. much mystification :affi6ag the ves-.' Zam-Buk bas worked when all elseLhas, Wall, Shotts, Corn an . d' I all k . ind . s of * Brl(,.k!s Tasteless hai All the virtues I. . . . . I
-rua" . ,.Iy suffered it slight paralytie Stroke,. is Afternartaking of C.� ye d wedding sels of the Channel Fleet during the failed,ther,6 Is little wonder thIlt Ili the grain, Seedsi. and other feeds . of the pure Cod - , I 11,
ning a line'about two miles 3outh of now At the home of, IXia L P I a spl,ndi I ba . . L . �_ .4 . kept,on Liver Oil with.the dis. ' . .
here towards Exeter. Whit we want ard aiid Mrs. Gidloy. -, . arents, Rich. feast the.gu6sti were-Ontertained with , recent visit to 16T y. , . en, the doctor- Attending Mr9L. J. P� .hand'at the storehouse. . � l- , - tasteful greasiness removed.' It also . I . .
aud need is railway connection and Re - .. 1� I I . 1. ,games afid A nice *program, . (if shor�- 'L , �During ilie Nv6ek-cild �a ,sigiiahnam . . .. . L . I.,.. I - I , Contains Ocimpotind Syrup of Hyiio. ..� -
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.r to Formosa, and well known in Exeter, L e was ,Fluid Extract of'W'ld Ohe ' 'B k ` * . .
I , , tal'- music. Mr. � and Mrs. , mead L suddenly went. mad. Hja. sent; � motl,ing -but Zam-Bak- would ck��q lier� . gy , ar, . * I �
run into our village. � :- , ap . . L, tl_ � . 0. A &M 'Le . 'o,altha' I I tone up ,1 ' -
V. and Ilia. Gauld,missfonaWes to' S eeches recitations, and vocal;arid on' ard3h& third .
hould all unite in an .P . " -class -cr iser Di thet .
have at least one of the proposed lines 161.rui:nerl ,
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were.at-,their .pointraeutduring,the Webster were married- 4 Kinlougb. -all 5orts ofsqueer baid incomptellen, The result showed the farse is . . c W That's a compositi . . I
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� � . earthquake at,06rmosa. I . . . eing wm- . . . 'Your system,'bfing yow, a big ap
- . .. 1. L I A pril 15th 1885ithe hkide'being a, dayuh- sible message from3 the ship to other dom. of this Practitioner; and having . 10. *T.. A. STATIONL� CLINTON. petite, - . ' �.'
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s are quickly and The- annual meeting ofathe' Shire-' ter ofJohn.:and Mary Rvan of in- vessels in the fleet. The cliniax was .been comple'tely,dured 'by . L . strongtb�n YoUrneriesi . .
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holders of theEket,erC.*nnI 9 L and Pre! I n a Zam-Buk,- . o . . . I L . your .bones 1 6, . nd ptit. . ; . "',
surely driven out of the blood with Dr. 6tip, h,, both ow deceased. ' They have reached whe - the' demonted . . . cbeerfalness and . . I . �
- serving, Compaily, will be held Ili -th . L . signal- Mrs. St. Dehis gives her experience for' , . . . � . . .� ' .. .
e.. ,resided Ju.Lucknow foe 12 -years Past. man throw Overboard. the lead casket the. beriefft of other*:suffeverg. . : . . I , ' ambitlonL into'yoiir, life. Oostsvery- �. I v_
Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy -.-liquid or Town Hall, ofi -Thuroday, April 29tb. . r I . . . AVIV L - , * L. ,,.
tabl I . . I . . L.. 0 . .. I . I I 1.� . r . holding the book *.400ntaininra'the con 'She�smys:-."Eczema started 4' * . little to . tryib. Will. back up.what we
. et form. Dr. Shoop's booklet on - Workmen were b t i " . . - one L say. . I I . ... . .L � . . . .1 . �
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Rheumatism plainly and interestingly'L fiont'of the vitbant building bel6nging. .�� r - 'In Five )IiUUWS - -- .� , fident'Al �'ZDalll , I first my. I r . . . J L� .F I . . I . L �
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tells just huvi- this is cl, ne. Tell some to Pr Browning North of his drug . . . L s . - once plaoed ,under arrest. I , n6se felt sore, sitnilar t6r what One feels oyey, Clinton, �, I
sufferer of this -,or better still, .. A p!ar r a having a . . . Others: - - . . � . . .
. store.' ,a glass front will. be put - Id, I' paid nor , . . .
te Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. for the . Take your s avbe - from. Torbh 2 ' . uld -We have several pairs 'of . . . . . I_,"._"_ , L, ' r - '. . .
wri in. . r . . . . our Stomach �or in, its departure y � ort�. attention to thisi thinking it we . !----- , ,
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book and free test, samples. .Send tie J'?Arkham, who hits been � engage . d You call it Indigestf,�'p, Dyspepsia,Gas. land, but the Diamund . Tem,aine be � may in a day or 06, but to. ray Lmake of B6ots, Good Largmins bile hdr.9 , �. . .� . I .,
Inoney. Ju.st.loin wlthDrShoop and L - " tritis or Catarrh rf Stomacb; it doesn't hind to look for the lost book' the re- surprise it got'Wbrse. The nose jilen, they last. inot, the . W I Ir Iftc C11010a, rou' .- .. �
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as organist' and choir master of 'the - -take your ,s�omach trouble CoVery of ,�-I'ii cli'ivas a malter �f much became sw'ollen and hard, and ttirned while h . !in ng tip, to I- . . . I : .. .,
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bylall dealers. � . . his duties.last Sundgy and gave excel- right with you to *Our Pharmacist and im L p.ortance. .- With the Diamond ,.e.' , a purplish red, as well as part of . the -i � ... � cep I Ii nowin'kall swi.-ng, bring a..' 1. . . . I . i
some sufferer a pleasant sui�rise. .. . niatter ' yo t ' o sp' g"s oi�ie� I
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atisfaction. ' - I . . , ask bimto opoti a �0-centease of PapeSL 11, ure- Ale. �hai; side of my face. As 'a r " ad for she i pairs -knianship guarant�ed -by , . �
lents ' . i� ained the battleship-Sw1its , cheek on 1. - a e he q ter' " -wot - .. ,
. Miss, Ham McPherson has been en- ,1.'rjangule and s�e if within five g"a though a beavi sea. was runnint . in , ' ' "") old r,.11&ble,latbe hand and machinis
Dimpepsin and let - . Pit ,I,g. __ aml
Tuckersmith . . you oat one 22 rol a the disease developed, pimples and, - w. , our repairs done while you I . . to' I L . ..
n theL bay,.' divers front the tw s . - ulcers broke out,thon, lh,� skin Cracked- 'It. our pri,es re right. . - .
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A Pi xDUL ph Whit all !n pInces and pe�led offin flakes, leay. - - . . I . CkA, . 11,
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Big* . SL , stona chn.iisery. . . . . . '. . withou ; mad nose raw and sore - ' ' . . ..
2nd com, has purchased from Mr4 . ., . ing. for the 'missing box, but . . y face . t Office L - I . I , L
resigned owing to illnoss. MIS * Robin- � The eourceb'name for your troublels � . . . This conditiou're acted oii in * 0 site the Pos'L . . . . . . :, �
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gins, the well-known stockman, the . - ' ill go Vvesb to*fecuperate. � 'Food Formentation�food souring; the . I . . ellerai "n . pl�191
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young bull,'" insne. Thisisafingan- I I .1 . health, and I became very ill., I could . .
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sired by imported Donside. who has been taking a I is lack . 'of gastric j4loe; your foodis monwe. It steamed'round to Torb�Sr, . Arritation and the -pain,. and my face- tondesboro -jointly wi iron bridges., , 1, . . .
. . Ing for filirso in Harlie'r's-bospital,.De ivith. divers colle'eted ftoin other ships L garness e can do making and . . Write Proprietor... . ..
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CASrs Dn�CIDFD - Judge Halt has giv- trolt. passed her' fibal examinAtion . of' the &4, -'and operations were re- - At repairing lat'shortest Possible notice. . . �
. . 0 , Yd with oss of - apbetite, pressure for two.moriths I did'not get out of the . .
en his decision in the case of James 6.. The graduating, exer"Ci4e took plxce te te I od on .6 large Scale. Th6se we're I 1 . . - I . .L . I I L. . , . w:
. - � . S �. 1. L and, fullnes after� eating,-- vomiting, Silm house,. * I applied remedies which were , , H.B.MM L ' `
Martin againetthe trustees ofHannah's -last1week. .4%. . n&u ea.L heartburn.. griping in bow6ls. under the direction .of . Cornmarid& . . I .1 . E L. 'Ji. - - , .
School. Mr.'Martin was saing the trus- Miss Stella GrIigory:�as as'kSA th g Supposed-. to be good for Skirt diaeas6, - Wilkwatts & Son 1* ..... I I .� .
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' e bandernessin tbd pit of st6ma6h'. bad Carver,�of the SNyift- _M% - ' JyLdoctor'4also treated I �... I . . . I . . - Ontario' , ., , . . . �.
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tees for the eicinveyanee of his child co School Board for leave Of absence nii,._ -t 11. 1. . �. . L I - o'Wards but in valfi.' ..y I . L . . 1, .. . L .1 I . . ..
Seaforth school,owing to the school in a8t.e ih-mouth, const,ipatlotrj Pain ill Avent down In diving -gear, T - me, but without effecti until one.. d ' I " _____ - _EEA%� - - , . I . �
of g0l, sing.box was .found . . . . L . - 1-1 . L . .. . I
til "after the midsummer holidays. jimbi;, sleeplessness, 'belching � e�veiilng .the mis i 11 � ., .. . . . . I
big section being closed The Judge de- ,0er request -hap I—— —a -6t, .A'A . . he sdid that the only th ript whil% — I "" -
. . � .o . iliciusness,sick headache, ndrvousnes in seven. fathoms of -wateT by T6r,
artin. . � H. Musgrove.. M, .P. P., of win ham, . IiI. would now be likely to Cure me N% as.
aided against Mr. If 9 dizziness and many other isimilak pedo-Ifistrucitor Dawe. ' . � Zam-Buk!'. .. . .
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ATTACKED BY A BULL -W. .T. Dev- has'been engaged to fill t1bb vacancyo tytn�tbmg. , .1. . I � .1 Like all r6co in which,con- Acting on his -ativice, I pre
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ereux, of con. 2. had a narrow escapo If your appetite Is fickle,a;nd nothi.ng fidential codes are kept, the box is supply and found that even the thiat
from serious injury on the 17th inst., Thd Township of Blanshard will vote tern ts you,. or you belch gas or if you �Yeighted with lead and, &rforated I few, applicitionshad �m soothing effect
,by being attacked by a bull, A bull again on the St. Marys tirid -� Western feeftloated after eating; or your food with holes' to ensure its sinking JI'm *onthe'soreg. I left -off everything else'.
belonging to L. G. VanEgmond was in . Railway- By-law which was - defeated ties like a lampof leadonyour stomach being thrown Brboard,.tlie. finer- di4 in favor of this balm, and Applied it -
the G. T. R. stock yards Seatortb, and recently, by 18 majority. Only . OV4
, 5 divis- yqu can make up your' mind that At rections to the captain if a.ship is ,liberally -every clay to the affected
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Mr. Devereux walked into the yards .ioni voted on the by-law the-firat time the bottom of all this there is but on taken ,in action being to throw the- parts. . In a remarkably short time eon,
when the bull attacked him. It,strack, h1it o,t the cornhilt voting the entire 6 etuse � ferm6fitation of .undigest 0 ' sidering the obstinate nature of my
him and knocked him into a raud hole divisions Will. vote. it is expected it food. : I . 6d signal book and code into the tea.
I The signal book 'was, of* sue ment,
and ivas abouC to ore him. whtu L will t)e submitted about the middle o . .h an disease. -we saw traces ofiroprove '
,Go VanEgmand an I May., , - � , . f *Prave to yoUrselfi after your next . important character that if it had which. encourageil us to persevere with
9 Robt. Winter, jt., * meal, that Your stomach 'is As good AS been lost the whole signalling Code . the Zam-Buk treatment,,- Zam-Buk Vew
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who were there at the time, came to Th'ere-will be no shop.liquor licens anv;that there Whothing really wrong � ,re. duce(i the discoloration, then thehiji,d
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his'rescue and drove the animal off. of the navy .,Would have had to be
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ereUx from serious l0ju'ry,lf not death. has withdrawn his application, and in. Almost instant relief i1q waiting for . .1 ", . . of the sores were healing nicely. ,!a
He was hurt about the abdomAn and t6nds..disposing of his stock prioi, t0 is- you. It is merely a matter Of ho , cut a Ion story shortJ continued with
back, but apart tront this he escaped tiring from business, The cotomission- goorl, you take a little D,a 'Pepsin. .1 W � .%Iuk treatment until my face
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injury, and although still Sore, is able ore met at Brucefield - last Frlda3� to I I —_ -k .. J COULD IOT GO JO WORK was cleared comt)letely.of all traces of
I to be oat and around. .,consider thii applications for the com. ' I � .1 I . . � I the- troublesome and painful eczema.',
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. say "A, pound of tea,' becaugo you can 0 1 adons, burns, eczema, r1hg-worni,p
Ferguson, a well-known resident. of Acq=NT-DaVid Gillis was the'He_ secure better tea. more delicious tea if. . to -h WAS S. ,WEAKI'� �ois-
this townabip, died at the home of his ti'm of an unfortunate acbldb1ht onSun- .You only ask for. "Salada." 1. I . I . oned wounds, festering �&es,'badlej�,
daughtert Mrs. Jas. Strong, c6n,. 4, -on dayotlastwei& He was engaged. in . 1. - . . Backmoho. is the ptimary cause,of kidney I and all skIn Injuries and diseases. it is
Tuesday of last week, Mr. F �rguson' fooding tile team. of horses be dilv:oa ., . , - . �. d . I trouble, When thie bitok aelles or becomom RISO A .Cure for Piles, Druggists, and
, WAS a native of Scotland, having, been -tots James Gould and when abocib to, 4 - . weak Wis a, warning 'that the kidnoys &r4. Stores everywhere Sell at 50c, a box, Or
L -VAT3 Post freolr&t gam-Iluk Co., Toronto,'
.bori4 there 01 years ago. Whenhawas. Aeadend from the hayloftin some , Win. Brown, 6U;3�aeswra�,hadffije le to bocotao ti,ffiated." I 1. on, receipt of pribe. You are warned
About six years of age the family came manner lost his hold Mid balance, fall. - contract for the cement work of Win. Heed the warning; 'Cheek the Baokaoh6
to Canada and remained for a tinio irk i6g to the.floot, below, a.distance of against cheap and -harinful imitations.
Ramsay. About 60 years 'ago te Mole's new building and work. hits &I. and dispose of any -ahances of further
they n or twelve feet and in the fall one. , ' troahle. I sometimes represented "just as.good,"
moved to the township of Grey, where taineda bad shaking up. ready been comm6ncol. . �. . . I � . I .
the deceased remalned'uqUI aboublO - � h 'ea of the � _
. .. T e Social held by the Ladi If you doet, serious compli6atf6tiiI itto . . I.
years ago, when he purchased a, farm: �O�� -__._.�.!!tt=!., �. . i I W, M* S, In HiliOtt's Hall, on Monday, very apt to arlso and the first thing you Coughs that are' tight at- disircoallig, I
on con. 7 of this township. About a .. .., was a great success and the program know you will have Dtap§y, -Diabotda or tickling Coughs, get quick and certain
year ago he gave up farming con &a. ; was vop much appteditted. 11riglib's 'Disoase, the - three in6st deadly help fiOm Dr, Shoop's Cough Rtim6d�.
I Thos. 9miley, maisted by S� Doeves, forms ot Kidney Trouble. . , On this account Druggists everywhere
count of ill hoMth and went to rebide Good.Health S. U',� *-Sanderson and Tho Mr. laines Btymit, Arichitt, X.S., ,Was Ate favoring Dr. Shoopla Cough Rem.
with his daughter. On Easter Sunday . I S. 4 li tt,
.4 movect hie barn and Stable oft t
he received a Stroke, which Was t66 -�- IS within reach of nearly ev,-ry troubled with his bitek and used Doaa�s edy. The tonder leaves of a armless
cause of his death. Deceased Was A no%v owned by las. Stonoliouso t 0 Xidney Pills, he writes--" I cannot gay I lung-boalin,q, mountalpous shrub give
Ynan. And WO11.191), who. -earnestly ,Adjoining lot owned by Mr. Smil ,
kind. genial and obliging man , "All Oil too inuoh about the benefit I received aft6v to Df Shoop S Cough Remedy its curit,
hold in high esteem by all wh and wits desires it start right with Saturday. , I
a knew 1. I � ., . Pon Two Mt- nAt.- lust nine men 119ill three boxes of Dean's Xidnq Pills. � tive PtoPerties, Those leaves have the
bim. Mrs. Ferguson, Whose 'maiden . . � . . .. . I wo'S greatly troubled with an achinf.pain 'Power 1-0 Will the most distressing
name was Christina Mebladze&n, jpte- . Od the ratigei l4st Wednesday. It. wa, 4
1. I . I . 11 acrosti , lie small of my bitok. I tou a not Cough, and to soothe, and heal ther
deceased him 12 yoars.. Ad is survived I . .. ,. daik And hazy, with shifty q1nds. A go to Ivork and ray bAck wits tie Wa&k I most lsensftiV6 bronchial membrane.
by I daughter, Mrs. JAs, Strong, and I . . .i few iotrivcd about 4 o'clock# just in . woIllaii,vatositclown. 1twoulago6wity Test it Once Yollraelfo And sett Sold by
son. John, in British 0olumblit,also by I . � time to meeb thle other& conking lictile. for s, low days bub would alwit a return, all dealers.
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a Sister, Mrs, Daneanoorl, of Grey, &ad - , I �.. . � llere Is the icore, 10 shots at W d I was advised to try DoWs x3ney V115 I . 0 1
8 brothers Dr 3 ohn Ferguson, of Tor- T. McLean 211,0, Elliott &I. J. Mcwtelol�, and I must my they cotnpltitoly,outed mo.", .
I 4 Ai I I T. Allen 35, J. Johnston.10, P. 101nigan 'Price 50 inonts, per box or 9 boxes for � * RePoAt it-"Shiloh's Olive will
onto, and wi�, and Robett, of Saskat, , 410) 1 27, W. Crozier % n. Glenn 28 3 Me. Al-
chevvAt, The fuatml took PlAda, laAt ,., 1. . . R 0 . $1.25 at 411 deitldrsf or rasiled direct oft WAYS Cuts My coughs And eolds,"
prilta, ftdtolf) 1fromthotoald6nee of 40"" , Lean 90. , .
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