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nuteseetictg event occurred oa } ahmama evening, inn ester ens
Wsduesday, Jan. 10th, at the re tderme
of M'x. Roderick McNen:a"e, thud. C entres-
slau hero .his youngest daughter, Belle,
wars�ted in marriage to David
large nutabtsr of this ratepayers. mai '`t ' $„f
friends of ex -Beare McPherien. tw. ed ltZs*_w� " gait
at bis banns iwacl spent a falser n even- sr, Stitt" airs ; .„a..,.r
flag. Ali the rctentbers of the oouncil, sxplsixas rias eu3g In �
and. officials were presser, The object tbs coxuaiiaas eat al torrrash�pa ,ice lP
of the gathering was to wawa MSlxr. " whiola, lay tete way, scam 1W* facet
McPlier ion with a Hurtle of mousy as a - lax irtutte ss asmouaat of wank Wit.
slight twee nitiou of the bigh esteem in - up. We rind thatae r u$ a ,rda® t
whit 1 held throughout the town- our ,uum:11 y c 4 rho ta'o i> ' elf
skip. llic?ki i soxr had been Reeve which meet Interest us, namely, Merle
fe the mil Veda.
of tee T'o'ssup fur seine 1$ years anti. and Turnberry, beetteaa Bletrevale ba- Coffees, '',r bce-'se. Vi t"
the ratepuy:eas felt that they could not lungs liui.f t°414t°1-1, x, �nyom, wilfi %m ltls t i.er$ 114 Extracts, call Qty
of
ThOxupsorx, of Lutk-u�:w sot.*
Odes*
the bridal party tutert:t see the parlor'
where the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. F. A, ISTel eni:au of
Kinlosst assisted by the Rey. K. Me-
Leuuan of Tiverton. The bride looked
oieeming. ixx a Inmate -nue gown of cream
satin brocade with a yoke of embroider-
ed chiffon, a tulle veil reed orauge bloc,
Banns. She was attendee by her little
)Haid of honor, Miss Btte, sister of the
groom, who looked very pretty in re dres s
of white silk, and carrylug a bouquet of
. white roses. After the ceremony Was
over the happy you coterie received
the congratulations and good ^wishes of
all present ; whop the coanitauy sat .down
to a sttrnptuous repast provided for the
occasion. The balauoo of the ermine;
was spent in music and dancing, The
good wishes of a, host of friends was
testified by the many useful and costly
presents which the bride received.' The
happy young couple have tarn up
house in Luckneve •
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CLEARI NG .SALE OF
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permit the occasion of his retirement to to kzw* about fife otiaar t utrusi:zips, oarxx
"we -
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pass without Horne slight token for 1#ts buy the Utak. Mr, Gardiner knee pie•
8 luded' every cl•sor^Sptxnn of a ataar3 �A '�
large o the
of ships ut years ee set- with .a gstote:l stanza, s•,ila,etimes tae
vice to tine townships Reeve Cxvicl:
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shank rude the presentation and John ferrlug to the value nutlet disouss osi, • Dutton Bie.elt,
i .ftlninna octraoa
Burgess, toweeldp clerk, reach the-folo,v.t;x aell viu Audi q ' g o.,lul
ill, uddrees :-- with it.
zztrxzoxi emitter. AS i t.l�'�tl GlxcloA:vel
To Wen. Mele� ,ztsoet, Etta.y
Deleat :•-We,ou behalf' of your old. Loft from. 1lis i re; till baro. sulks at these articitts, 1 am its a jo(itpi*
friends and neighbors unci also cn behalf The Last
Hurons heli him, and halooiel; tion to S .tctirt; til+; f3 i". ST
of a largo cumber of the ratepayers 0f blastGOOD'S fro 'n the , n o s t re.
Turuberry, take this opportunity' of Shake the vest wilrle:ness; the tribes
calling on you te.express to you our sin- around liable sources. We sell for
Di.'iuk with broad ear's, Grid swell the i1 , Nyou cr t the b' nefir, and
dere sympathy in your severe affi ictia,r candies sounds. GslSr,
from the sexious'clisease new affecting —Jeal Barlow. don't have to: pay f tr others
your eyes, which .has. caused your eye-. Tele county takes its Hanle from Lake bad obi S.
sight to become so dim that it is now ;of Huron "whose zucderu name is taken
• little use to you. At your age we eau- from the soubnisluet of here, or wild
BLYxxx• not expect a groat deal from medical boar, given by the French to the Wyan-
Mr, olark Vance, who was the Blyth aid, but as we have some medical "nen dotte Indians, .on account of the manner.
agent for Frost 4 Wood implements who are specialists on the eye, a re- in which they dressed their hair." The
during the past year, has removed with ference to some of thein might give you, name was applied to the Huron Tract at
his fanny to Mitchell. some relief and brighten your life here- a much earlier slate, but the county seal
Building operations in Blyth will be after. We shall all earnestly hope that is dated. 1841.
brisk next spring, Messrs..7. G.:Moser, should you decide to have an operation >rxoRztxs 'rev/NMI/1 (1$50),
Joseph Stealers and Hefran Bros., will performed on your eyes that the Lord
There's auld Rob Morris that woes in
build a union brick block. Jesus iu his great loving kindness and „
Son glen,
Mr. John Phillips, who conducted a l tender mercy will give you strength. to He's tint King o' guid fellows and wale
successful blacksmithing business in bear it, anti. that you may be greatly o' auld men.
Blyth for several years past, moved to benefitted thereby, We 'uncles -stand Roberti Burns. .begot dbwu fix Vie confer of 'Mall`il.op,
lot 41, con, 13, Hallett, on Tuesday. Mr. that this aiiifetion was, the pxiuoiple Named by Fran. William Morris of Neither English or Irish. co ilcl have
Phillips purchased this fain from Mr. cause of your resigning the houoal.rable Perth,KOntaiio, bora hi Paisley, Soot- given our vida; a'a pretsi{3r testae than
James Armstrong last spring. "Harry" position you have held so long in this land, in 1786, died in Montreal i:1 1858. the Scotch ole of Blaevale. On mention:
has a host of good friends in Blyth, municipality with honour to yourself He came to Montreal with his 'father, ins itmanes;;, one 1anfl,;ines the little
who all wish hire. lots of good luck in anti satisfactiou to the ratepayers. We Alexander Morris, 111 1801, Tho elder vale w..�iu its tender, tic1 o to blue xzlist
D7 oxrrs was a merchatzt anti died in. 1300»
Try our Teas ate l erne will
be o.ur reguhr cuitomt;f .
JAS. B. NICOL.
tions, Maybe, to keels peace, the Irish
au& English ''joskep their mouths shet
and said nuthin'." 'r€x 1 a , t h ,1 some
say, though, S i.ta ; . e:: a , es eke,
in liay; Dung i xtt ,it,. i., W .1 :, /tela;
Belfast, in Ashfield ; and l iter ua. itself,.
L1 "the life of a farmer." desire to express, to you our high ap-
We must make rociin for spring goods, so have de-
cided to run a clearing sale of our complete stock of Boots
and Shoes for 30 DAYS, starting Jan. 26, 1900.
Take notice to the following prices in Felt Goods : I -
sale 1.100 Lr Curling directors Messrs Walter Mc ma c p ty d 0 o Y p
g
William took an active part in the w,r
Fe Cheese and Butter Co. held in the Com- yon have - always taken in municipal
of 191 1 and was '.at rho capture cf
At the annual meeting of the Blyth predation of the very . Warm interest
2 4,
R meroiai hotel the f ollowin officers were affairsyour careful and prudent man- Ogcl nsblzxg. In 1816 ho prop tided with
0 ' g ' the military and. emigrant settlers to the
i andOur opn-
of the business
• agement s
i :-Pr �i :-President, C K. Taylory
c d ea de Mr
seta,
man -
0 ,
�,e vice-president, Mr. D, Nicol ; socrota start attention to its affairs havo been Rideau settlement and opened a store at'
Perth. In 1?0 William Morris was
u•N�„5 .,5,w. , treasurer
u , .
t _-�-�-" sleeted to Parliament for Lanark, which.
- ui i all an t six w yen our a -
Xeres Gum Rubbers (one buckle) regular price $1.40,
" " " (two buckles) regular price, 1.75,
" telt Boots. whole road grain leather, 8,00,
frll i • e {{ F{ ' half fold " " • 2,00,
Boys' Gum Rubbers (one buckle) regular price, 1.25,
1.85,
Women's Felt Balsa, fold, {I • ,{
" " Congress, ford,
" '• " Button ,{ " ..
t { Congress, plain, " "
Misses " Felt Overshoes, button, reg. "
1.85; ..
1.95,
1.25,
1.85
price, r , ,
t' 1.20 Ls Gowan and R. Marshall, Dining . the predation of- your excellent work we county he represented continuously till
h
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1.50
95
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season 487,853 pounds of mills were re- desire to present you with a, sixight testi-1536, when ho was called to a seat in t e
ceived at the factory ; pounds of cheese monial asa small acknowledgment of Legislative Council, , He was Receiver-
(�; manufactured, 44,429 ; average pounds our: regard and esteem. And now that General in 1811, President of the
Lr of milk per one pound of cheese, 10.99; you have severed your relation with Executive Council ie. 1846, and Lord
Metcalfe called hini ' �a valuable public
total money received $4,379.49 - average menlcipal affairs, we hope and trust you
" • • 75 •
Also Women's, Misses' and Children's Ovorgaiters, Oardigans, Qverstocidngs
and all lines of Footwear at reduced prices.
This is .a genuine sale Shoes must go. ,
cure a. Bargain. Yours,
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'43r11jr3ir (CV:ifF)1,411&:1:10 :
nue crate of J. & Ge Meakin's Celebrated Make of High -Close. Dishes 0
comprising Tett Sats, Breakfast Sets and Dinner Sets.
Breakfast Sets • Dinner Sets, 97 Pieces
12 Breakfast Plates 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Tea Plates •
12 Cups, 12 Saucers 12 Sopp Plates, 12 Sauce Dishes f
12 Butter Pads, 1 Vegetable. Dish 12 Butter Pads f
1 Jug, 1 Platter 10 Cups, 12 Saucers
1 Salad Bowl, 12 Salad >)ishes 1 Tea Pot, 1 Sugar Bowl .f"
1 Tea Pot, 1 Sugar Bow . • 1 Cream, 1 Slop Bowl - :1
1 Cream, 1 Bowl. 1 Grate Boat, 2 Vegetable Dishes •
Dinner Sets, 85 Pieces
12 Dinner Plates
12 Tea Plates, 12 Sauce Dishes - -
12 Butter Pads
12 Cups 12 Saucers
It 1 Tea Pot, 1 Large Bowl
1 Cream, 1 Slop Bowl
2 Platters, 2 Vegetable Dishes
1Gravy
Boat
-.:,APOR $8.00.
4 , -�• Dinner Sets, 87 Pieces
12. Dinner Plates
12 Tea Plates, 12 Fruit Saucers 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Soup Plates
.12 Butter Pads 12 Tea Plates, 12 Desert Plates
12 Cups, 12 Saucers 12 Sauce Dishes, 12 Butter Pads
1 Tea Pot,1 Sugar Bowl 12 Cups, 12 Saucers, 1 Tea Pot
1 Create, 1 Slop Bowl, 1 Sugar Bowl,1 Cream
1 Gravy Bowl, 2 platters 1 Slop Bowl, 2 Bread Plates
• 2 Vegetable Dishes •• 1 Gravy Boat,1 Sauce Tureen
2 Bread Plates 3 Platters, 2 Vegetable Dishes
FOR $8.50. FOR $14.00%
Pia VI.I j J$ '
-'mcsm.ce w t•.c t=A.tet-9rl. V .' ',• ►s 'v.-sryiksa' s).v-o •sb ru-v .
attars
FOR $ 10.00
DinnerrSets, 100 Pieces
12 Meer Soup
D`ne r. Plates 12 Plates
12 Tea Plates; 12 Sauce Dishes
12 Butter Pads
12 Cups, 12 Saucers
2 Vegetable Dishes, 2 Platters
1 Soup Tureen, 1 Tea Pot ,
1 Sugar Bowl, 1 Create
1 Slop Bowl, ,1 Gravy•Bowl... ,
FOR • '11.501.
Dinner Sets, 116 Pieces
price received per pours 1 for cheese, '1 V' may be long spared to enjoy good health ervant."
cost ' of ' hauling, mauufaeturing and and that rest in tyonrold age which is TuRNBBxiiS: TOw asmi, (1850).,
other expenses, $1.93. - - our reward while here, ter an honorable, Right opposite, the mainland towers
�voll spent and God fearing life in the Of my own Turuberry court our powers--
That fortress ours, the island fleet
''or som time the wife of Geo, Swal- pas.
Signed on behalf of Committee* of
low, Clinton, has beau ' delicate health,
and it was ka;.owu, at least to her many Council
Clerk.
personal acquaintances, that her re JtaFntTtlFti�ss,
eovexy was exceedingly .doubtful. and
yet her demise on Sunday afternoon
was a surprise to many.. Consumption
was the cause of her death.
children growing : nicely ?
Stronger each month? 4
trifle heavier ? ' Or 1s one of
May on the coast of Carrick meet. - s
,(The Lord of the Isles).
Turnberxy was called of ter Turnberiy
Castlei z Scotland,. the principal house
Mr, McPherson made a suitable ra- in Carrick in the twelfth and thirteenth
ply and thanked the Jatepayers. for.their centuries. In 1271 Robert Brace, son of
gift. Lord of Annandale, married the widow -
' On the evening of December 22nd last, ed Countess of Carrick. From this
Mr. and Mrs. McPherson celebrated ninon sprung Robert Bruce, Kmg of
their golden • wedding, when a large Scotland, who, if not boru in Turuberry
number of their friends- gathered at Castle, must have spent many of his
their home and spent a most pleasant youthful y elrs in it. The top of the
evening. Mr. and Mrs. McPherson rock on which Turuberry is bait, is
hanging over it. Of oourse, siitteepeople
are rude enough to say that they inn-
agiee a valley of despouc euoy because
blue means dejc oted, a1xz. trttbie, "topless.
I therd.
t� ec a
But who
d . 'i�adw
th man
which signifies the `loveliest os cokes,
to mean anythiin= v ulga): and - u :lovely,
ought, like the boy who stt le tee birds
eggs, to hang his head and go and hide
behind the bed.
What's in a came? Not much, some
think, but there is. Who wants t,a live
at Moosejaw, or Medecine Hat or Bad
Axe ? Save us from. Batt Axe! Dollar,
too, near Toronto, wear a me: des come
merciar sound, nothing sentiniex tal or.
romantic alzout it. Ne peat wi.l ever be
born. there. Yet how sexy Moe a dollar
is.. Not the dol ar, yea "rue O..bat what
you .can buy with it.
Some of • the navies in Eueo:x are
charming. If I coed.. wells e n a,tory l
would create a lover and his sweetheart,
in little Dublin, who, alter c vereuniing;
every obstacle, I voted rx,axry from
St. Columban church, asci,w when they -
were full of years .and grants ohildren,
I would bury them quietly and rover -
tautly in Irishtowu cemetery. But
alas! all I can do is to aepreaiase .
the girt in others.. I sever was in that
friencls made them a present of pp in, about eighteen foot ab we high water neighborhood but the names suggest
gold and also a number of useful articles mark, 18.1207. Robert Bruce lauded pretiy to -ax.
iniurauture,etc,, the Carrick coast and capturejd his m a l 1 :.t ,,, be real, the .ugliest i:ame .can -
Castle of Turnberry from the Englieh. roc keui, ant seattimesit, or romance, or
love. The hoe elitist name G•annot ward
WEST W¢Ivh111OSJt
from the. sea. Around the Castle of
he residence of Mr Peter Watson Tramber,y w as - a 1ece1 plain of about
The ruins have a majestic appearance
ori evil, jiltings and breach of promise
a::es. A poet may sprung fronx. Dollar,
thein growing ` the other Springfield Farm, was the scene of it two miles in talent, forming the Castle .:,., Cl tra Barton from Bad Axe.. Wooing
? Growingweaker,bralhant event on Wednesday evening, park. Tlunberry is still enumerated, turd marrying go on in a town known
way
growing thinner, growing the marriage of , his second daughter,
paler ? If so, you should try . Marf..Christona, to :Neil 'Caripbell,
e of Wawanosh bride entered the
emidevion.• room, learning on the arm. of her father,
last,,J'anuary 10th, the occassion beteg ander the name of Carrick, among the be- the homely came of ` V iugham, but -
sit
114
rice Was.
then the human foot W118
f• irst introduced to shoes it was
exactly as nature had )lade it,
stroll;—symmetricalhandsome.
It has been revohutionii:ed
from what it was t1) thio foot of
to -day by sixteen centuries of
▪ dibttrrting tightness and freakish styles.
rt Slater Shoes " •ore made to fit
tr.nr• feet as they are to -day, comfort first,
but good tlapearalxce never forgotten,
twelve Shupe::, six widths, all.
sizes leathers and colors.
Goodyear welted, name and prise
: tunn:d oft the soles,
, $3.50 and.
nth
.5 •
v
rte y„, ,•. 40'14 '''4
.” w:..
f• ..
and was prettily attired in cream cash -
It's both food and medicine. mere trimmed with satin trimmings.
It corrects disease. It makes
delicate children grow in
the right way --taller,
stronger, heavier,°`healthier.'
oc. and $r.oe. all druggists
SCOTT & B01VNE.'Chem1ets, Totnnto.
LE HIGH VALLEY
while the :groom Was ably ' supported by
his „brother, Mr Dougall Campbell.
The_ceremony was performed by the
Rev A 111oKay, pastor of the Presby-
terian • •'5e711ce
taxies church, Lneknow.,:iti•t1,xe+pre
of about thirty invited guests. After
the congratulations d lb t 1 f
royal palaeee of Scotland, It is now the
pry ptr y c.f the Marquis of Ailsa. °
Mr. Gardiner .did not continue his re-
searches as far as villages, else we would
rend that Bluevalo was named in 18.1.
by Aleeatxcler Duncan, after Bluevale,
his native slate, a suburb of Glasgow,
Scotland. Bluevale was a village (f
weavers, Lut greecly, growing Glasg.;w
stretched out to it and swallowed it at a
gntlp, gulped again and down welt
Whitevale, another suburb farther ,out,
an es wishes o so that to -day, iristea:i of the low,
all had been extended to the happy thatched. cottages, modern buildings,
young couple, the party sat downto a with taps and bathrooms, belch the floor.
1 sumptuous wedding dsnuor. The Now would it not be a' good idea for
beautiful and numerous gifts testified the corres ondents to the localpapersto
.p
in a measure to the catoom.in which the find out how their village, town, or
young couple is held,. Thd happy pal -post orrice -Dame to be gamed ? For
er"ug broke up at a late hour wishing instance: Glenfarrow post ,office o.i
Mr and Mrs Casnpbe11 many long and the sixth coueession of Turnberry, was
happyyears together.
We.do love the pretty, musical and great
wastes.
Living in in a vLlage, which, in the .
zspriug at least, lives ep to its beautiful
name, I rejoice, Were 1 living in a
place with a horrid name I would .say
"What',l in a name auyW 1•y'?" --Bases.
Y ri,B• Co111tn; POND> ,rT'.
Peter Boum, a.eafialy shop . ease,. er of
Ottawa, was lined $60 and costs .n the
Police Court for soiling to school +, iidree
cativo wine containing 11.21 par cant of
alcohol..
A Chicago despatch say. A train
load of 160,000 pounds of 1 eef for the.
use of the Boers is being purchased in
that city by an agent of the Transvaal
Cxoveriiliiexxr.
named by, or for, Mr. Thomas Farrow/ 4 °Great Haste is Not
when he was metiiber of Parliament for
: 4t
w ys Goofl Speed .
"
East Huron. Brussels wasformerly
Y� ,' o,Sicany people s
1 do +W 0Jazlowood 1efon. Sattrday last sort of whom sill live there. not
' Kansas, to be• at the bedside of his know why it Iva,ss changed to Brussels. to pall them throug7l, j std are
far
The best rade of; sots Dr. XTazlewood, who has been quite Was Walton Hamed after the (angler? or,
often drs� ocnttyd. , not
Be ave, the title of the
of 'she Duke of Glrestmiirsler? heal4'11. - ' j'4$ 04 yfl:i Carl
dirtContains
hard coal ever ruined. x11' was Belgrave named after the Mar P,.
Our new paper, the Star, trade its grata of lgr ditty -dally in matters
.. lt's free froin dust or first appearance last week, . eldest son
11Ir and 117rs Geon o B Daue, Much lrpxeter vitas called after a piles il'i
a great c1CCOl71 " .f ft#tif'�2CrZ' -- i lZ•
amount of heat anti : danglxter, of Ilanniton were visiting at langlaaxd, but being long used. to.hoaring . it you are "no good." - old Sootehmen sa , in their broad tongueg -
E.
' burns to a clean, white the; home of Mrs wan Sanderson. y „ leeepp the lives', kidne s, boW08. Anel'
W I ,`lpottou leas ranted MVirs Morrow's "I'xn gram ower tae Rosrtuxr, the y b od healthy b the use o E Hood's Sax
ash. If' you are in l� y
} ! fax'zn, situate, just outside the collides we had thought it of Scottish d gfn. usl*arille. the faultless 'blood purifleer.
need of any hard Coal, ',t"nn. That is how the Scotsman leases his •titheurriattesrtit--,•r,t �l acute thetas ..
better let Lis send you The following are the officers of Mou' footprints tit the sands of time. titan in my limb and foot. 1 eon -mental
a ton. We'll ll 1;uarantee : tants Lodge, X 17.t, I 0 01+ for 1000:--� L aokiu over the nit of 1:Irtron, we trAattncnt with Need's sarhapftrilla weld
• ,r , K p " Hood's Bipsi sand iaa a rtrort eine was
• everylump or it. ` N G, George Spatt.sn;. V G, Andrew stlxrn.la Aidg.', by t io :tnn softhel,)1aees, calrerl,' wi aseu lie em r, lsrantirrrd, Ont.
l ; + Brown; Secy, John A _Namara; 'Jr.`3. s, that 1,.;e .+cut.•1)r1la pr e,.e;'s1:n:zto.a. Wet 1- -Sorofala•-" I l as treublad with arrolnia
1t has proven best , George Larnalrl; Wrtrcletl, {fttc>t,ts li:vi reason to Ut'eire, iiottarar, that i asabturileailt its a slut stn a' -'u
for this Northern 1L'rl1 C tri - (? tlrt! c Asan, t•, MO �.ir
f tl l 1 Paulin l el Ueorge Laatkia Cr J i 1i and Iris 1lt07nmetrQcal acasl eller zieta
;itc. T� is r' t'►+ h is n l,l uti x oedoci a seine, j «,
+ ' ' ,, • , bctttica 1 t wet' » ter,
cnlg a. • c • .:. , • o Trainees Street, Tamale, wilt
Ohs Wednesday of last week fire beaktt rc
t', e:eels:u.eu :ea w. nt tiff veal )aarfted1
cut its liar Jo.le. letorrieon's barn and it it reibzktereese to tits et1,Ser, like the s
t wr , was brtrsearl to tlso ground. Mr .1413 ram who sunned the ohs d of lad,
' .Mwe .r5.,,ww.w.,.ew,w.r. 0.4,,1.0aP141.10.
11[t'i+:elyie'slairr. rtfjoiningit, warso_ity mead. wife, star Ls first wife and
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