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NEWS OF THE DISTRI,t .
Kimehen sad wile, sad • number of gpm d
children of the bride's father and mofaner,
J.4.n R.dmood and wife of Feat Wgwa-
web, the happy groom's mother, two sisters
From our OwfCorrwpondents. and brother -in law. and Misses. Wm.
Brophy and Thor. Cummings, of West Wa-
wa.osh. After the ceremwy was perform-
re� guest.partook of • sumptuous
TMres15rreeel.arr.Trepast. The numerous costly and beautiful
weenie auyvraa vee hew. provosts
cf which the bride was the re•
4nen epteently aep.rter cipiest, wet an expression of the high ee•
taw The Meat. tow it which she is held by a large circle
of •c ivantsnces. Among the donors were
the bride's ble pater, who presented
ASHFIELO• her with a check for one hundred dollar*.
V. tweed 000gntulatiooe on the happy
MoSDaT, Jas. 99. event, wishing them proepenty and the
A large uu*aity of eaow bite faller and best of success in the metronome' louroey
coneeese.ely the eleishing is very heavy. through life. The happy oouple begin their
The quantity q of stove wood
i and saw logs wedded life udder the mat auspicious sir•
the are beteg drawn to w
Luoktio
agis t wenleave
cum/ woes andunderstand, for
manse. their new home in Montana,00 Wednesday,
'I he revival services that are being held January 23rd. The Fier. Father at St.
on the loottiold oieomst are productive of Augustine, conducted the bridal ceremony.
mucn good. A l.rfie number of persons F.eessie,' ls-TlrrTE: - oto Thursday of
have been brought isto the fold and others I..t week • public meeting of the Farmer
have beeu epiritniallygatekeaed. Institute was held in the Temper•noe Hall
The general el.attiea/ will be on the year at \\iugFhan'. President %'m. Bothe. of
and if you wish W keep pasted on the tight West %S awanosh, presided over the meet -
for tanff referin be ora and ken up your ins. The se -rotary, Wm. Howell, of ('ol
selecnpaion is Tee B taut_ All subecrip borne was &leo in his place. There wen
testis must be pith M before Feb. 1. three sessions. John SloMilbn. M. P , for
i South Huron, was present. There was •
UUNOANNON. large •tte.dance of farmers from different
NOTica.-Th. Ieeal seem, ta Duagea.o. para of the county. We notice In the sip
for Ta tl0CAL is et the odic" of J. G. Ward. pomtmcnt ot ottowry the retiring presideat
J.N.. ads die. wilt will reo.ies or- and .srretary, Wm. Bailie, and Wm.
drys our •. "Twill"' and lo►
work. and r to give receipt. tar Howell wen ro-elect.d by acclamation for
• 000u.ts »old ter the hams, l895 Further particulars of eeesious will
Trc.DAY, Jan. 22. I be given by the genial secretery, \\ m.
el overalls Ike Me. Armstrong's sale Howell.
Bt.lir•ro.--Oa PrW.y evening of I.nt
week we bre ab n AUBURN. meet severe snow and N' u.. r_• n e r , Jan. 23.
wind storm .f Ns memos. Joinery thaw The general elections will be ou thisear
ou Monday. wlash p.ilmd smwhaK. How- sod if you wish to keep posted of the fight
seer• at the Lima d wnu.g wmtry we.ther for tariff reform be sure and keep up your
as prevailing. subscription to Tut SI,.' M. All aunscnp-
r.e gvmmra.lesti.s. will be on the Year
uoue mut be pod up before Feb. I.
.ad if you work its keep pelted on the right Albert .-traurlan, atter spending four
for tariff refor* be ran and keep up your weeks with his trie.do in l olborue, has
/nbcriptla. to Tali SIGNAL. All subseri•,- again returned to Chicago. We regret that
tines mast he poi/ up Wore Feb I. ; ea many of our clever younv 1'antidotes leave
\ pcliop
-MAW l.at wsek, .1. r. Mc this 1'an•da of ours, but we must congests.
Math, of Onesekte. was on •venting tour to late 'Ab' on hlasuenees in life, sad hope that
relative. ..d frieals. H. wet soliciting he may endeavor to push his way up in the
orders for fret etosk. He reure•ente the world.
nursery .f Cavus Bee., Galt, ten He LEEBUFiN.
look/ welt, and is • real picture of health.
I ,Testto4 y. -Oa W.da./d•v of last week \\"t'' " t', .lan. 23.
►he remaea, of JY. Ysrrsy, sou of Bok \\ m. Fraser has lately gone to live near
Murray, West W.w.aesh. were interred an `altford.
leunreanos cemetery. 1 be funeral Was
H. Thorium has gone for • term to the
very l►rp. tb" deso...d being wadelt Military school at l,00don.
k.own. H. was aged 38 year. The be- 1 ought sad cold., supported by measlier
reared hoes the ds.pggmpathy of the coat• are in the section at present.
mualty ►lea's (;.same Buck Glee's good rale at
Ba.. Wont:, -Wen. Stewart, man of the $2 for 81 26 •t Armotro.g's sole.
vet.er•ble Thomas Stewart, •f Ashtield, re
oently dug. well es the prevlaes el -John
H Mullougb, Stb con., Anh6.l 1. It is re
ported that he deg 96 fest deep in two days
and • holt. T&king 1. .coount the wtatry
000di%ion of the weather at the time, it was
ortanounc.d to be good work. and hard to
beat.
•o. . u 1.a01111LT KITeriii.o.. In last
week's teem' ot Tat etowat. we noticed the
newsy items frees . taw correspondent at
P'hitechnrch white Owe he seems to am -
donor to keep Were the numerous reader
of Tor Sl.NaL is yibe improvement and
other meteors .1 I t..0. &ad interest,
N a wish him 111111110111111 sed presume he wall
be • credit to W lesell1T.
Slosh ran_ -Tb. sisselpal council of
Went R-awano.b, i• with sta-
tute, met in the tows VV es Mondry, the
21st All the m.gebsss patent- (NIoiale
sppohted ter 1016, vie : UNA. R. K. Mil-
ler treasurer, J. G. Ward t sa.emor, W.
A. Wildon Farther p.rtiwlnrs dry M
seen se mantes of m..flisg• Tho conned
meeta in the same= a 8etneday. 23rd
February, .t 10.' a. Y.
Ur
4••O• IpNeget Ammo e.. `ome
time reosetly i68 maw Young. of West
Ww.00sb, prseh.U/ • quantity of dried
fruit u Inter sr fruit evaporating
t•etory, which he ddpp•d to hi. .no se law,
whir resides •t Clam AerimabeM 11 was
!��m by • Mew ssttbmr d tw
ode t tabeet Islay •= mmelled say fruit
which has bosh shipped le that part of the
country. The .... r-.'• Russell &
Brow, deserve grist clef.
A good gate You'D sever have • better
entice to ttet • redly well -meth, w.H-trim•
_reed, goad fitting gait for a little mosey
thea at Arrastrwag'e male.
Rt .i owing to ateir which has
M
for eine day* peat ab fres cies• farmers
w bray takasg lege to ile caw 1.4115.
Meows Stewart and SSetbwo &r. haviag
the yard petty well flbd wild revise through 1110 • horsey before them.
Piro Mee why& tiro l imrm.aw
propseti.la• e. tseodyaeile cord awed. h Imge nide rood
mar will&,• -nAkhemi./ mad esesd w*s& sect. Owe of the Mggea mistakes shout food
weed for panther eine rias' P 1• We gin whack le maks is to fee
get that grecs orad b • !eller ..oral people Idot that the
end dry era dolnr rind • quarter.
5' 11 N1?s,.-C0111grevai1o0al Sew
ing Monday night, of this week. 1lsise.tss
may go to S. S. Convention In Gmderich
mixt week, from our S. S. here.
The general electiooe will be on the year
and if you wish to keep posted or the fight
for tariff reform be sure and keep up your
eubecnpucn to Tia S ..e.tt_ All enhsarip-
mons must be pad up beton Feb. 1.
DUNLOP.
WtDIrtlUAy, J&.. 23.
Mre. ('hae. Spence, of I:odsnch township.
r visiting hon this week.
A "special- in pante really good value at
112 50 for til 8S at Armstrong s mile.
Mrs. Tobin sad two .bildren, .John end
Martha, vialted in (:oderich townehip last
week.
• tut sack committee have banished the
teslas from our motet, and the malady is
n ew over in Lesiburn.
The general election• will be op this year
tad if you wish to keep posted oe the fight
for tariff reform, be sure and keep upyour
w ►wcnptoa to Tea ":.At_ All eutp
lion. must be paid up before Feb. I
our opera house was the acme of • pleas
ant during party Friday night of net
week, roneteung of • Number of yeses
psopie from ib. circular town, under the
hip of H. Folioed and Wm. Mcleod.
0.e or two young people from this vletaity
took in the pleasures of the gatherug,
which was • sucrose.
1'o►n, . hums.. faesday of last week
M.gge Aliso, ogle of our most popular
Morrie,
ladies, was married to F:dwi. ,I
Morrie, formerly • near reridwt, who for
the past six years has bees lirisg i. Auntie,
Manitoba. The young maple, .iter soviet
several .t 1.ntann'. clue., and smiths/
mwletives at Baffelo, will he annne.t old
friends and r.Ia eves hen to my good by
before going to their New home. W., with
• large circle of Hood., wish them a happy
N c rrIALJ, -1 i. wdwodmi7 Weide* of
net week • lame el whittles' and
friends.weshisd at .__LI_e• .J Her
w ard Redmeed, win** el W666 Waive -
ml his ie, Man*,
meek
en Ma. 1iie
omit. d teem,1/11
s �ll
..
1 t .td Igemsely el
awl w atp.aste, The maw •.sealed
hes tilt, Hersh. resew
Mame were Jam gid Jia. ems
.bd.ws eistan lflr 1111611. *IL
true valve of food be enybedt ie the taee.er•
of its d igoeti bib,. teff a geed dAmore
is v.•tly more aserembioa, s ole he
mere mieepoeittee, thea kali • pond el boot
But while the beef will he eURy
end time b... vset .actic• toes 'Ma=
is pet est of cent altaethar ler oeihary
Mks by reuses of its ldigeetibihty We
. hssld hear this rib is mid when • •
hear people osaspana, .ss hod with as
ease is tetheir *maim' rains
lwiga HL
ONE WOMAN.
Ile► eye* are not •'.ersl•an blue."
Her ••s4ltru tresses" alt lad "fall
le npplae warms,/ amber hue."
she has n.. 9yeelal gift" at all
1 i. gentle w muss .wort anal gout,
Who sprang bed from • mote! ra. e,
Yet wean her . roma of womanhood
With more Hutu queenly grace.
She .due. 1011 rem ed "Moat on air.
Lite litho Itlu.u, amidst the dance.'
N,,r would her modest .4.111 care
To "hold risen spellbound .111 a glances"
But .far I. graI lust. to the poor:
The did. and sorrowful aver
That w Len ds enters at their dour
The sunshine follows her.
she le- riot soared to hearinug's Le4tbt.,
I Ir sounded Wisdom's depths profound:
Ser 0•ul) , lain,• her W01101 11.• debt.
Where LILO. fur teouter hued. &Would:
Yet. Mama she shrinks from themes abstruse,
%or .todtm `rtho+•' ..trrmuch.
The ..wa name t ping. to daily tom
Grow fairer at her touch.
[nits" lug moat where most eke lover.
She has no greet dewire to ream,
Bol b' her pure etample pewee.
!low err mai wins sty the &,use.
And thud she rule* atoh kindly habil
The realm she underestimate the beet,
While all her haps.' household band
Arise alt . all her Lle,t.
E Matheson.
AMBITION'S KNELL.
The chief anal first teedertoy of ibe army.
Indrvidnplly and collectively• to to love all
new errlvate. the second and lasing one
is to pick teem to nieces and to backbite
tli,•it.
We loved Miss U..hau with true Cbrret-
iat: spirit wbeu she first came to the fort
It beteg the headyurrters of the regiment,
and we having ■ band at our disposal, we
;;ave her • sereuads upon the night of her
entrance upon the military soil The style
of the sereua.le was largely in weal our
co:otel cai.e.l "11 minor," beteg his way
of ezpre.•utg "ultra classic." The pro -
gremlin. had been arranged before we had
had the pleasure ot seeing Mir Bohan, anal
when we realized flow entirely it was un-
suited to her style, there mss no time to
change.
W called on her in • body the night of
the day atie came, which is the delights
fully barbarous custom at military posts,
like a lot ot savages crowding &bunt a
a newly -arrived runner who brings news
of the outside world. It u meat, we1L
lost of the inane and annoying things we
do in the social Ludy are meati well,
which is their ouly excuse. Not*dy sups
to think that the travel stained wanderer
would like time to rid herself of the rob
ed an coal soot and the alkali powder of
the plaiue that she would like toe first Im
predawn to be a favorable one
We ea: within the tawdry little parlor
while the baud played symphonies and
andantes tinder the window, aid we
watched the dtop of uew blood in our
stagnant vette. li was not blue blu..d w
the least . it was hearty and red and strong,
but it was the better appreciated on that
account.
We were four. the bachelor ufkcers-I
mean in the room -aid one of us was un
aonbtediy doomed to become the prey of
th:• young pir.ou. W lsku of us heaven
had set its nark upon was not, then to be
gueeae.l. M -m Rohan rtuile,l 0:1 all .like.
It was a generale smile which allowed two
rows of teeth rather heevi.y upholstered
in gold. They .0 .•ete.l teat she bad
eaten a good deal ot taffy and pickled limes
in her very youthful days. As 1 0400 It
now, in the light of cowl reason, she would
have made al ideal milkmaid, for she was
plump and fair; her nom) was crimson
from exposure to the .\rtwus esu, her
hair wee an undecided blonde, and her
*yes _were -bine -real Irish blue Also,
amu in the Cool light of reason, her gown
was theme itdrieate watt graceful. she had
on a skirt milled conte to the wad.• -a Nab.
ion, it'll/001k among stout women -a very
large Bounce, if that is the nada for it, fall-
ing from theme/alder, sled 14,....eves were
&imply huge. She was very much i.oed,
too, which .may h .ea had .omethl:q; to do
with iter gond akin. the is Pratte apt to
n otice • woman's feet ; here were ,hurt and
broad and cared :n red slippers. As for
her bands. they were dumpy. and the tips
of her Augers ..luau. I (earned afterward
that her hands were her pride. She would
env o1 the front porch every morning .t
guard mounting and manicure thmm.
There was no hee:tstfon in her manner our
in her vote*. to fact. she sls.ke loudly sad
not always quite gratustically.
Then I laked et my tires companions.
Then was l:leke, who was tall. fair and
hands.•rne - the kind of man that women
fall head over ears in love with, who stood
owl bolted deep into their eye. as if be
read therein the ',tory of his life. He was
the son of a New England fsrner, of the
kind cail•d "good, pi..10 people.. and be
was abut as manly and whole -waled •
fellow as the cavalry held.
Then there was 'Phomas, who was small
and trim. His hal enough conceit for •
much bigger man, but. then, conceit is
usually in inverse ratio to a man's prppor-
tious Ile was of the cavalry, too, and he
rode the largest horse in the garrison. As
to his anosators, they were Philadelphians,
and, he led one to believe, of the gutal old
Quaker •tock
Also there was Bayard. Now, he was
what any man with hie name ahoni.l he-
ws all know the old motto. And he wee
en blue-blooded; his pimple were the very
best that Inc United States afford.. Hie
mother -stern, refined, high soiled old
lady- was dead and hal left to him bee
diamonds tot his future wife it did out
even moo to her that he Cuold marry hie
neath Ines, Po eta gays him no death bed
warnings His father, a tall and stately
old general, w.th huge white mootache
and a f inns for good wine., silt lived
in Wan ngt..n. where he eat In the war
department all .tad and at the Army bad
Navy chili all night.
Now Bayard had not mneb beauty of
feature, but be wee well belt and relined d
to the loot degree Ilia ambition was some •
thing nnboa dr.l, he was regimental ad
jutant now, and cool.] have had almost 1
107 anal or appmiotment he .hoose to ark •
for Than was for lino one aim -to rise w
as high as so nicer m y. H. wopid have
graced a„y rant, ton, hatter than • good
many cines -
Por myself. 1 need ..n deseription, for 1
was out of the rare from the grit
We had • Welsh ras,utt Did semi beer
before we left. Miss Relies liked bear,
bat 1 Hoak she was dtsappolaW is the
rarebit
She came 01.00 the punk the seat morn-
ing to sae guard mounting, and she
brought her manicure em with far. ',you
can get used to it, a woman really looks
fascinating wbeu she sits before the world
in broad daylight awl "does- her nub,
more especially if you happen to be one of
several louts bachelors who have out Ioa.•kd
ou the fees of a young woman fur aft
months
After guard.mouutaug, .hs weut fur a
ride with Blake and Bayard. She sat her
horse splendidly, although .b" did hold
the reins to both hands, but that woo •
habit etre bad picked up from riding hard -
mouthed Dart bursae. she sweetly esplan-
ed Blake •ad Bayard took Isnehe..0 with
tier We eat by and betted ou the out
cum..
lu honor of the young lady's arrisei w•
had • hop that night. It was quite an
aIatr-tw.uty couples in a11, Dome of the
beet people from the neighboring railroad
towu having driven over. We promptly
discovered that Mies Bohan could not
deuce, at least, her way was not our way.
She went around in • circle, which was
enough to make even a soldier's head
swim; Lot then she took it w rueerfully
anal .we.tly wbeu she emoted iso our pat-
ent -leather pumps, anal Informed no ao
honestly that .le "guessed she never had
been much at dance. that we were only
too anxious to assure her that .he was a
perfect fairy. In e..urse of time she carte
to believe 11.
She had one habit which was delight•
ful, to war so old lasbioned and quaint,
she said '•lee'mand "Nun," '•Veer"
and ••Nasir," always. taut. grant said it
w.. 4k• • servant girl, but then he had
just been on leave and was engaged W an
..cogen, girl.
We thought she was very good company,
and 5. did the garrison children. 1'hey
tusk a vtu:ent fancy to her. She played
tag and prisoner& base with them; she
climbed Truces and wood ,nee; she sat un
the t..p of the barns, and she rode bare-
backed horses around the poet. And then
she was ouch a thoroughly good-hearted
girl, generals to the last degree, and such
amok!
For • long time Bayard and Blake di-
vided the honors. Mir Roan and fate
mailed on both egnally. But hiss Bohan
was a girl with considerable natural ten-
dency to aim htglit; moreover. her married
sister had an rye is the main chance, 1f
there was any one titins more than another
that We hoped for, it was to see the girl
Kate Bayard.
Here its the case meted 'stalely: tater a
lieatenalt .4 twetrty•.:z, who is born with
• fundu.•m for feminine society, who has
u.,t had any of it fur at least a year -that
l., not may young feminine suc:ety; given
Dieu two Avulsion, one of them married aid
determined, the other unmarried and nut
unattractive. 1' needs to, great wisdom
to tee the natural outcome. Had Bayard.
ju.t' 'sten. had nue redeeming. womanly
intlo«nee, had he brsse, away for a month
and gum back •mono; fate egmtls, or had
nae of his equals come to bon, he would
have Leen sae.,' As it was, he was left
&ions with ins .mbition and the girl
Ile tell n, love; therefore he lost his rea
seining !.ewer., where lee he would have
Meeh bound 1.• see that this woman and
ambition sound not both be in his life. He
fell in love, and he married her then and
there. Site w ere the diamonds of the
stately old mother, as oho set on the porch
at guard mounting with her manicure
set
The fin' intimetiun we had of the way
the wind blew in that family was when
the young Mrs. Bayard sat oust day on the
front *tris and read $ copy of '•Don't,
which she toll us that "my husband" hod
bought for her. She was very mueb
pleased with the gift. and took much
pleasure In reading it. We noticed after
that teat she was 'emu careful shout break
ing, biting, and cutting her bread at die-
ter, breakTast and Inasheun, but "Don't"
evidently did not nclude any referepc• to
m..uic.ire-nein. 1 think Bayard told her
,.bo.ut them. though. attar`a time, for she
ceaset making iter •t.pearsrce in public
woo it, but she bit her ua:a nervously.
I went away on leave about this time.
When 1 came beck there was a little Bay-
ard, which pruu:•ot to look very like its
nnalum► Tilers had been • great quarrel
as to the naming of the child There were
a good many quarrels now, anyway. Mn.
It•yard had liked t..e name of Kathleen-
e ue said it was her mother'. name, and,
for my part, it ssem•d that it was very
u.asical and pretty -but the father wasde-
termunst upon Beatrice, with the accent on
the seconds syllable. The child was Imp-
osed Kathleen.
When 1 had gone east on my leave. ltay-
ari had begged me to give my attention
snot what personal influence 1 had to his
p•omotiun as captain and commissary at
Washington. He wanted it even worse
than h. did • foreign attache ship.
1 .aw the tarn affair* had taken -that
madam was growing stonier, ngly. and
untidy: that she neglected even the muni
cure set for the very ns ay and tnprela.
*easing baby. that poor B.yard's spick
and span clothing and app saran.. were •
thing of the pest, ih.1 he Inked wore
and and did not neem to feel at ease among
hie brother ,Meters N., 1 carried to his
t ome enconraging news with regard m bis
era whale desired app-immnbl. 1 told
him that I knew it too he • sire thing. that
the enviable poet in Washington wools'
soon t1e his; that ere long he world again
be in his native ate
AO enemy I.. ► came into hie fine brown
oyes. H. shrank La -k as he wife and the
baby rams into the r•„sn For an instant
his glance rooted o.n them.
"Thank you, old fellow,- h. said. 1
Intik 1 .ball be ...sing to pass the rest of
my life on the frontier, 'tar from tee mad -
'cling crowd,' you know," be 4614 with
eh. king laugh. -
Poor Bayard! And this was the end,
tut I knew lie was right, and 1 west
way, lensing him with Oa farness and
,Lb hie wife. -Gw.ud",.0 (Norton, in
Sas FrafN- ,, A.,wut.
Leta of *last.
Th. Prises of Wales has 17 brotbess
n law, 14 uncles 117 co.lsims sod M
$Ipbwe sad miasma
.tor+dim
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50,000 Envelopes
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1 have just purchased the &boos large
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elopes at Prices unheard of before in
1.odertch.
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My stock of Blank Books,
Office and School Supplies
is COMPLETE.
The Popular Book S1,
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Der\., Malbeera'ad Oases Ce.*..
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Canadian kean•eli.t. Hermit
We are often asked :••lea you think Dr.
William's Pink 1'111• are &.y goal ' 1)o
you think at right to publish those glowing
acco00ta of cares said to be effected by the
Pink fill Of course, we think the Pink
Pill• are good, sod if we dad not Omsk at
right to publish the testimonials, we would
not do it. Perhaps at is not to be woad•red
at that people ask such .iustleus,wbea they
hoar of clerks being en.poyed to write up
fictitious testimonials to the efficacy of some
cheap and nasty patent .modicum's. The 1►r
N'illume Medicine Co. do not follow that
dishonest practice as there are few places in
the Ibmutonwhere thee fbcecyof I'ut POW
has not been proved. Their method, as our
readers may have observed, is to publeb
interviews which representatives of reput
able and well known journals have had with
peromee who have been benefitted by a
oouree of 1'mk falls, thus having absolute
assurance that every case published is
genuine Several such oases have
Oman. under the notice of the rand
isa Evangelist, the latest being that of
Mr,. T. Stephens, of 215 Heater street
west, Hamlltee. lire. Heater is quite en-
thusiastic te her praise of Dr. Williams'
Ptak Pills, and u very pasittve that they
have done her a great amount of good. Her
trouble was indigestion and general debility.
For about a year she was wader • pb
y.
sie,an's care, without deriving any b i
therefrom. About three years ago she was
deduced by • friend to give Pink Pala •
tnaL Wh•m she gags& their use, she says,
she felt dreadfully tired all the time, was
weak mad nervous, had • pian in her .beet
mid was very downhearted. Her father
told her she looked as tbon.h she was going
in "a decline. She replied that she felt
that way whether she looked it or sot. it
was not Zoog after she begaa to take the
Pink Pills beton .be experieyoed •n im•
pnvemest is her health end .pinta T .
rind fslingi won away and her strength re
turned, the eztreme nervous vanished and
her spirits revived. It is now about two
yew since Mn. Stephens *seed t&ktag
the Ptak Pills. She bas bad ria return of
her farmer troubles during all that time.
She is now stress, be•Itb, and cheerful and
te very emphatic in declaring this rho owes
to the Fink Pills her pretreat
.tate of health and has, therefore se hemiy-
tauo• in reos^mmmdmg them to those
•tJlsct.d se .be wee.
BLYTH.
%Vtn,ga'Ar, Jus. 23.
Men's and boe'a anises and ovsecrnat•
shoat half price at Anntroug • oa1•. Yeo'•
all wool tweed overeats for31.1 50.
A monist of our town ...soil was bald
yesterday, bet owing to some irreganrity
is the slimiest, o.e member was usaele to
take his mat.
Yesterday the weather •war warm and
coaadorsbU rah fell, o•esegos.tly reads
are very had to -day. W have • North-
west Mirard ramiadhg se el an arid tilts
wooer.
A mantis, .f the Morrie Airric.ltersi
Society was called for Friday night, the
18th, bot the weather wee so roach that
they was hat the asaref&ry ..d one mese
her of the board.
The is oo..ty eeu.cil week, sod if this
body will aimed to their d.tys with as
meek effort as deputy -reeve Kirkby. of
Mortis, pat i. Maw 1. Blyth Station he
fon daylight as Tuesday essrat.g, *fig
d^sld 1 he returned ant year.
it is with deep .teres ws amemmee the
death of seg of Hutu.'s best madle&I men
is the puree. sl A. V .syp, d L mideeher
who IeparMd thio IH• T.e.1&t e, .levee, t4..
16th. D.eesasd wee •men et groat /bN,
seder hearted ed steels seedy to glee
help s• the sellnstag peer. He Mums a
Our ,. ..
New Quarters.
The nearer we come to the time for moving into our New Ston the more
anxious we are to sex our Stock retlusvtl to as small dimensions as possible.
We have ret several weeks before utoviug and during these few weeks yogi
ahoukl Louk through our Stock of Dry Gorda.
In fact, everything is marked down.
Remember, we are asking you to Zook at a Stock which is net only betas
offer.ul at
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS,
but which is thoroughly warted with the newest Goods of the wawa. We
cordially invite the impaction of our stock of l)ry Goods.
Inspect our Wool Blankets inspect our Bed Comforts inspect our
Grey Flannels --inspect our Flannelettes inspect our Seta's Over Shirts and
Underwear inspect our Ladies 1 aderwear. We invite you to inspect every
line of goads iu our .tore and compare price.
ROBINSON'S - REMOVAL - SALE.
__1894--1895__
As we plan for the new year the question conies fa, ()lir mint!,
What has the old year brought to us,
and what will the new year bring ?
1`+114 has brought us a Highly successful business year. Tnrough-
out the year we have tried to establish a confidence between buyer and
seller which some merchants dont give much thought of. We do. We
have tried to give our customers such value that they would come to us
when needing again. We have tried to make a .hecto' boot a disreput-
able thing,and build to
s trade noted for 1 s and
uppool goods. you all know
how successful we have been. Notwithstanding all the cry of haul
times, low prices, and scarcity of money, our sales have ALMOST
IX)UBLED the amount of business done in this store last year. 1,494
has been good to us.
What will the New Year bring ' As yet it is almost a blank page
anti we can write on it just what we choose. It will be for us ,just
what we rnake it. So we will endeavor to make it even a more suc-
cessful year than the old year, ind by striving to buy at the closest fig-
uree. and selling for the closest figures, and selling for rash. giving our
cu,t'Imer. the (hest quality possible for the least price possible by study-
ing your interests, which are mutually ours, we hope to make the suc-
cess for 1896 which we have planned. We are now giving clearing
prices on all cold weather goods -Felt Shoes, Felt Boots and Overshoes.
We will not carry them over to nest season. See them before you buy.
H. B. POLLOCB,
The New Shoe More
wit* and two fifth *Wrest to mourn his
death. The deceased will he greatly meed
se be wee • friend to all who bad the pits -
sere of his acquaintance, as was clearly
shown by the number Oust attended the
tuners'. It was the largest ever soon in the
village. Deceased wee • Freemnaaw, sal
the craft tuned out in e body to show their
last respect to their dead brother The
were present from %%io.ham, Kelgrave,
Champ, Auburn, with the members ot
Blyth lodge, who took the Indoor part u
the services. The bereaved family has the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire com-
munity
HAYFIELD.
Tct.oty, .Ian. 22
A. Peck left town on Sunday ea • vWt.
Allen Molise has returned from lilac
and looks well
Rubio Doak totr.dh having • saki the
29th of this month.
Wm. Atwood hee secured • geed at J.
1►ooald.os's saw mall.
The .laaa•ry thaw on /l y made the
price of new boots re up.
The % inter fishing t started yet,
but we expect It soots w1
I:ood Black Fineries worth 75c. for SOc
per pound Armstrottg'. sale.
Mn. Alex (;raieg.r, of Clinton. spent
Sunday here with her friends.
Charles Donal/an and his wife spent
S..day ta toere with their friends.
Tke now council met on Monday and
Han Erwin was appointed clerk.
Yr. Mcleod and has wife were the guests
of diottss Thompega bar., oe Saturday last
III, w glad te bear that the valu•N*
hound belonging to F. (i"moiabards bas re-
turned home.
la grippe is taking quite • grip ea
Home of our old interns. W• hope they
will soon rmower.
Our new butcher bee purchased the pony
which R. Rovat, tinsmith, formerly «wood.
Wei wish him nooses in his buaoes.
Alex McIver, of the H.bylon hoe, Stan-
ley, died en Thursday night of last week
sad was beri.d at the Nemirow.' churchyard
on Saturday.
We are glad to hear that our tinsmith is
rushing bushman in his ..w @bop. He is
shed of our ether merchants on the pries
of Coal oil sinom be mimed the S A.
The swift pony beingiq to • Heid@.s of
the Salable lies was erred to i1. seer*
*bed hero in town, by tom Mime. inky K.
who had the whsle read to herself.
Ths easier l elections win be us thisear
read H wish to keep posted s the fight
for ,mrit reform be ears and keep ■p year
mbsurisaiss to Tea Saosnr. AU wboerip.
Siege .pill Ile psi/ .p Wow iso. 1.
seer aesemillsfg M Osgrs,
"Fen (lmer•N.Be e/ the Koval Howes of
Reiland" is the title w a hale -se p•saph-
144 mail tamed by the Dr. Williams Yodid..
Ca The ewer le & work of art, ad has
admirably ezea.t.d portraits .f game Vie -
ter* the Pris.. a Wates, Dabs of Week.
ad the West Prise Edward of York The
Dr. Williams (s. hove • reputation fee 1150
tribunes the haedimmeet
Mimed
by Wass we prepriaa.ry sadist.. aw pamphlet (ha-
d•, sad die prams war& amply Imahi-a
this Hpe1Mi.s. The pamphlet r well worth
bawls'. end • e.espp�yy e( it wfU M .alto free
ae
may of err road.,. whs WI cad 14.115
slaw wellies) as . pas seri, M
abs Dr. Wil Mediu.. OS. lllw.kyflliq
�
Life in Southern Africa."
J. H. AIKEN,
LECTURER,
AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Thursday, Jan. 31.
IAVAURT - vs. - CIVILIZATION.
EVENT PHASE OF LIFE IN THE UND
OF SUNSHINE, GOLD AND
DIAMONDS.
" Thro' the Tropics by Moon-
light."
"King Lobengula'
"The Warlike Savage."
"Diamond Mining.'
"The Gold Field's of the World."
" Ostrich Farming."
[very whitest lllwtntrd by'usperior Lime-
light Dyeetelna Thews. O.sro House Orebs►
gas 1. •ttoselsacs.
Admission, - - 25c., 35c., 50c.
Mas al Fraser a Ferses's,
Seatorth : Os Monday morsl'ag as one et
George Murray's team., with • lead et Me,
ee
weremiag the old quarrel os the Hatay
Read, Ram of the tows, the tem broke, mad
Week thigh .ad lead west through. It
regained the servioes.of another team to pull
them out, but nothing was any the w'one
for the accident. le might hate rshulhd is
the lees el ose or both horses. these►, U
aseist.ese ►.d set bee at head.
I:Warteh tewsship Wow eseeediagly
sorry be obsesses the death of James WM-
des Luthw&it., mooed sou of Jas. loltb-
wait., of the Maitland sots., whit& ole...eed
sear llotano, California, oe Friday IUh
heres•sl was • premising Toes* w el 99
years. and had been sick only a abort tine
with 'Ai.te. fever. Very hrtesately hie
Trotter was with hien during his tllu.m,
The remain aro beteg brought Mona
Gederiob townobip : The Hayfield Gbh .
was the nese of & ample of hoppy w.sm
thn w.ib-two weddings taking plane ss
adjoining terms The lest was that •f Dim
Yee, demeanor el William Yee, to Jobb
Yeo, el 8.11.1*.. ; the bridesmaid Dad
graswas. Ming Kies Missile Vas (.Wer).
and Mr. Priaw, of Fellation. NW Tee
was a towbar ib &Weed &ebbsth 8.h.si asd
Irma ales ^vwbket : rhe will be mote eslswd.
MaKillep Vies Rlitrb.tb Heirs, Wale.
ter of Jamin H(II@., of M.Rillop, (left es
Mala to weed ►b• Usiver ity at Tango
tr. AINebgh .sly 21 years of age, eke
*pews te pees her duel etambMYss ler
her dewr.e .met Jena She will ides he
eligible M tach& is s CeSeei&*. fseYteee.
�
elaa,bt Leos year is if ,4.
i
Yaw, of ON mg t s Mow
erred Mr MI tatMease iris tl�wYeuipillb
par.
On Mit.. Twee.
Pimple everbteed the hopsrtesee of per-
=
hws1sW abaft .M were nater
tial wish Manske* Mew ; bet sew Nat
15 knew Nal llyrpp mofbabltsel
sw�iwwi.
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humans, tell& .i MT s tlmsi, bet may
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nerves 01
male the
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then that
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largely as
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perple. 1
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the oozier.
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time, far t
week be
not hear a
mon this
opposite did
2. The
tt
of the pupil
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help., &real
lemon tett
teacher
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lesson, let .
net the fru
r«udy know
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eaten or el
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of inter sdi
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witted bettor
troth
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fret . horde
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shepherd, h«
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and
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scteaa.aes o1
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