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e Nay,• Lea-
esuee a. calendar,
re of, Which are the
eh tposseselons, and as. it.
areslot ktlOwn.to all, we
the list; as one 'which tlhould.
every. Brltisier proud of he
Straka • .ChannelIslands
mien Island Cyprus
en, Dominion of Canada,
tette Egret (protectorate).
Bermudas i''alkland Island.
Gibraltar
British f<fdrtb Borneo llrtticlt Honduras,
tteh East Africa Hong Kona
pelt Guiana' India
British Uuinea Jamie^
Lave Culeer Malta
Ceylon .elattd »Malacca
-" -Nassau lalanda - _let. Helena
Natal - SSooutthrnGeorgia
Newfoundland St, Lucia
Orange River Colony. 8t. Vincent
Perim • Trinidad
Ant�ooddaes -. - 'Transvaal
eree
England, Ireland, Sootlaan Wales.
Thiele re largo list, and we publish it
th the hope that young Canadians
ill study it, and thus obtain a splen -
id lesson In geography.
DmD AT 100 TiieStratford.Herald
notes tine death in that city of Ronald
McNeil, the oldest: man hl,Stratford and
one of the oldest in Canada. He had
reached the wonderful age of 10$ years.
A' fanill of seven enevive hilt, two
having diad. There are 20 g.and chil-
dren and one great grandchild. De-
ceased. was tea native of Barrie, Scot-
land, where,. in his younger days, he
was •a• fisherman. Coming to Canada
about sixty ,years ago -he settled in
Stratford. He was einployed as a Alex. McMichael of McKillop, met
masons rind carpenters assistant, and with a painful accident the other day.
.awed' his own wood and did other He was working at a root puiper and
chores up to six. years ago. In his old one of the roots ifet going in properly
age his tobacco was ^wonderful solace he went to shove it in with hie left
to him. Ile would smoke whenever hand, when he got too claw to the
he woke up In'the night. ,He would knives and the top of hie Bret finger
smoke es he sat In his eIi It and sawed was taken off.
wood, . His pipe was a friend at all
times, a companion of his old age. The
deceased did not have good command.
of the English language, but loved the
Gaelic. He was a devout. Roman
Catholic. It is interesting to note that
the late Mr. McNeil lived in three'
centuries, being both ,in the year of
tale battle of the Nile. Bonaparte was
Emperor of France wh n lee was a boy
of six. .Fulton's firsts
kg,
Voy
took place when little obald was but
nine. The printing 1ne. hire was in-
vented when he was 10. he battle of
Waterloo took place whe he was 17. Trueman. Smith, of Grey, has dis-
Mr. McNeil was a man of '32 when the .nosed of his farm, lot 6, col. 6, con -
first railroad was built in Canedim. Gaining 100 acres, to Moses .I5oll, of
When Mr. McNeil came to'itratf d Brussels, the price being $4,160.
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her. as she was a kind hearted.and
good won1a11. The remains were taken
to Exeter for interment: A daughter
of Mrs. Makin, is aloe eery anxiously
ill froth the sumo dieta.,e at her hone
In Exeter.
' Every One with Sore Throat
Should know how -quickly Nerviline
cures. of can recommend Nerviiine
very highly foe sore throat," Writes
Mr. It. McKenzie, of St. George. "1
once hada very sore throat and my
chest was full of cold and soreness.
self 'pickle
by bburt meg cured
boat and
throat vigorously with Nerviline and
line to be be thgargle.
a best general blremedyP for
emergent sickness that one can get.
We .have used it for twenty years in
our house." Price tae.
The ot1.er day at Exeter while a
number of children were enjoying a
piesaant time with their band -sleighs
ridiug,down an embankment of snow,
Clarence, the youngest sou of Mrs.
Marshall, had the misfortune to have
his right leg broken above the knee,
the sleigh in some way going over the
boy.
A,_QVlin.r•QII..It11 ITAI ATI61f:-�T}ae
trusionof uric acid in the blood vessels'
is a fruitful cause of rheumatic pains.
This irregularity le owing to a derang-
ed and unhealthy condition of the
liver. Any one subject to this painful
affection will find a: remedy' in Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills. Their action up-
on he kidneys is pronounced and most
beneficial, and by restoring healthy
action, they .correct impurities in the
blood.
I1erultl s ere sore BLOOD.—When
theaction of the kidneys becomes im-
paired,. impurities in the blood are al-
most sure to, follow, and general de-
rangement of the system ensues. Par.
the! kidneys.s.etable so thatlls theysll will regulate
main-
tain healthy„action and prevent the
complications which certainly come
When there is derangement of these
delicate organs. As a restorative these
Pills are in the first rank.
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ter into ,possession of lands
!ted- 117y such deed, and ,bas not
one see lee right to make an entry or
to recover possession of the ianda so
conveyett-er granted will be: barred at.
the expiration of 10 years' from the
tired when he . might have claimed
possession thereof.
World's Fair, St. „Louis, Mee, April
doth—Dec. 1, 1904 -
:Fifty Million Dollars, ($50,000,000) is
the coot of this, great Exposition.
Over 50O distinct buildings: Almost
every Foreign Nation has a Pavillion
surd each State a Club House. Can-
ada's building is finished and he
Grand Trunk will have a fine exhibit.
15 of the buildings are giants, as
shown by the dimensions. It will no
doubt be the last Great Exposition
held in America for a longtime. It
will be worth a year's education to
your son and daughter to visit. The
Grand Trunk have arranged to allow
land ateDetroitnand Chicago on Station
the
excursion ticket's, which will be
placed on sale April 26th and continue
for the ,easoii. 15' day tickets will be
sold at Single Fare. 30 day tickets at
Fare and ane -Third, and good until
Dec.' 15th at 80 per cent. of Double
One way rates.
G nd Trunnkk ^tionAgents, or J. D.application 11e --
Donald, District Passenger Agent,
oronto..
South Huron Spring Show,
At the recent lneeeting of the direc-
tors of the South Huron Agricultural
Society, held at Hensel!, it was rr
eolved toehold the annual spring show,
for the exh1bition of -entire. stock at
Bruc field on Wednesday, April 27th.
The ,chow will be conducted on the
same lineaass the last two years. The
horses will be shown but not judged
and no prizes will be awardeThe
society, however, allows $3 for each
horse shown to assist in paying ex-
penses. The bulls will be judged as
usual and very liberal prizes are of-
fered for competition. An arrange-
ment was also made with the Stephen
and Uaborne branch societyfor the
holding of a union branch fall show on
the The grounds
willf be held at society
ureal at Exeter.
on the
first Monday and Tuesday after the
Western Fair at London.
Port Albert.
(Too late for last week.)
NoTxs.—Wm, and Hugh Gauley have
returned to Brantford,—Jno. Green left
for Stratford some time ago, where he
secured employment in a machine
shop.—Jas. Quaid has been again very
poorly, having the doctor the past
week.—John Schoenhals has bought a
new team for his increasing trade,
and the two teams Will be a greatbelp
in handling bis flour and wheat. May
his trade he such for many years to
come. In 10 days he Bent out 22 tons
of flour. How is that for local trade?
Success and more of it !—Nels sports a
new driver, so look out for your eyes
on muddy days.—Jno. Schoenbals was
to Stratford and Milverton ton on busi-
ness last week 'for two days.—Nets
Pearson Bold his driver for a good
euro last week.—Will drown Intends
to retnrne.te Brantfotd «gain this
week. ---Jus. Hunter, "Singing Jamie,”
Sepoy village, is in he village this
week on a fishing trip.—The rain the
other night caused the river to rise a
little.—Jno. Stevenson, Lindon, was
a caller last week.—The school joke
didn't take very good.—Mr. and Mrs.
A. V. Curren, Toronto, lately of this
village; lost one of their eons on Tues-
day week last, the child being 6 yearn
of ago. They have the sympathy of
their many friends in this village, this
being the second death in the family
in two menthe. --Thos. Wilson, Sr„
s rest-
out.—
thitt• .
who Into been confined to h
'` dente, is again able to move
Wedding bells ;are tinging;
hoodfo . Easter weeks
to
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use it eatafully ,aha
We use nothing but -
purest and best Drugs obtain•
ble aucl otic prices, are reasonable.
MANY YEARS ErXPItRIENCU . .
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CENTRAL DRUG STORE
aanEiuc r,• - ONT.
"Am -ears TAX oxer AT Moo's."
BLIOJ$�IITif 8110P !
Having rented the well known Black-
stnithmg Shop and,fixtures so long car-
ried on by Mr. A. Kirkbride, I am pre-
pared to do all cleesea of
BLAGKMMITHING, SHOEING
AND
GENERAL REPAIRS:
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and you will be pleased.
GEORGE I0#KSTOJV
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUIS,
April 3otIt Dec. ist, igoo
Festival Halt. 200 feet high, In which is In.
stalled thLargeat Organ In the world -115 stops
E sTEI1 f OEIIJJIYs, 1904
One way special lixeursion Tickets on
sale daily to points in
Colorado, Idaho.
Utah, Oregon,
British Columbia, California.
special Settlers' trains to Canadian
North West, with Colonist Sleeping car
will leave Toronto every Tuesday luring
March and April at p.m.
Passengers travelling without live stock
should take the Pacific Express leaving
Toronto at :45 P -P1 -
For tickets, reservatioh, and all information, ap-
ply to
F. F. LAWRENCE
TOWN AGENT
A. STRAITON
STATION Anx.wr.
KERS.
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WHAT H PPENS AFTER FIVE HOURS.
Ter. Bouchard, the e nent French physician, has farniehed facts which show that If
food Is retained In the iltomaeh more than flints hours It becomes fermentative and
putrefactive, —aot tligespl ye.— and that this Is the starting -podia of dlseaae.
too nzuch
foods
Fan elate rre IL W,
11111 This food mass be-
comes putrid.
Generates gas.
The stomach dilates.
There Is a seem!
lump -weight, b
Blood
cella
pol
Inability of the stom-
ach to properly handle
food is mainly caused by
overeating, drinking too
much liguid, saes gen-
erated fro diges-
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lect MO
to she thiti sale
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to Paint.
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the renting value of a house like good paint—there
is nothing tbat makes home more hotne-like than
good paint.
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