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he News of the District. '
LUOKNOW. EAST WAWANQSH.
TPIleinalf, March ISLE.
Angus Canteroln wed Jas. H. (lay,
former Luckuowite now living in
Toronto. were visitor's in town last
week.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Causer-
-ems,
auser-
-e s, mother at - Mem _. Steel* • fleeter,
took place Monday afternoon to Ash-
field cemetery.
A game of broom ball is to 11e
played at Lorne rink tonight between
the Fats and the Leans. An exciting
Pm" as sxPect.ed, as soar of 1.l• nlay•
.n are very fat, while outers see very
It•a 11.
MURAL ANII li(N'IAI. Itevoht t.
braarh of.the Moraland Social Reform
'Council of ()Mario his been organized
here with the following °dicer. :
President, Rey. D. T. I.. McKerroll :
vice president, Ray. J. E. Petrel ; see•
n•tary, i). l'. Taylor : treasurer, H.
McQuillan.
Srect lat•rt. Me:rri,n4 -1'he Weal.
en's Institute meeting bcW on Thurs-
day afternoon last at the h of
Mrs. 1'. Reid. president of the local
branch, was a most enjoyable and
profitable affair to the large attend -
mice of ladies. Those who Wok part
to the discuesioos for the day deserve
great praise for the excellent papers
delivered.
.1341: o 1VIidT 1V•-. I2... Murducb,
wife and family leave oh'Ilturedey for
the %Vera. They dieposted o(. their
residence and household effect. on
Noonday Afternnnn. They. will be
ante h missed by their wide circle of
friends here Mr. Sherwood and
%Ir. McLean left Oxley for the %Vest.
ea -la taking a car of settler's a lfect..
.Ju. McDonald alar left with his ear
-late), going from Ripley station.
sent. Nicholron, Wm. Smith and L.
NetherAnd intend leaving with their
ears on � uesday next.
(.;REWE.
MUNnev, March lath.
Mrs. Jas. (Iulbert ie sick et present.
Nat. t;eltwdere and family were the
guests of Mr. and Mer. Wm. Shackle-
ton yesterday.
John' Petrie is baying a wood bee
today' and the boys are expecting a
gore( time tonight.
George Duroiu (raves today for the
%'.•st. We mat Torry to part with
Mr. Heroin. as 111' was one of the beet
„f neighbors.
I Aag*ELL PARTY. -Andrew Cul-
bert gave a farewell party to his old
a.tpuaintances and chains. ..n Friday
night It the home of hu parents. Mr.
And Mrs. Jar. Culbert, Crewe, Dan -
rigs was kept up to the wee .uta'
114101; • two violins supplying the
;task_ .aUrrnaW with the suul.atir
ring strain* of the bagpipes.. Everv-
l..dy agreed that 'it we. one of the
neat enjoyable parties of the season.
Andrew leaves belay for McGrew sta-
•tion t.' start Tuesday morning for the
%Vest.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Tt'ts4UAv, March Ieth.
PC NtMASK!) SHORTHORN DULL -
Role. 1(c,llliater attended u 'Ale of
purebred shorthorns at %Voodato'k
un Thursday. ltb inst.. and purchased
the eteren-tttunths-oki I*tll cell "Free
Trade" 72.i. - :ictt:il. This calf
was bred by W. C. Edwards & Co..
the wolf -known breeders of K.''kland.
Ont., and was bought from Scott
tiros., of Highgate. "Free Trade-
rotue•et foam import sal .luck. and be-
longs to the Bellows family, which
has produced some of the moist ruc-
awa(ulshow and breeding shorthorns
dnringthe pest ten yearn. Mr. M.-
. to be congratulated upon'+
adding this fins. anima/ to his herd.
which already includes several ani-
mals of imported purebred stock.
SAYFIELu.
%VRI,Ngal)AT, MAre:b 171.11.
Is 11141Kr. - The Methodist young
people and others spent a very pleas-
ant evening at the home of John
S otchuter, of the Bronson Ilse, 1)u
Friday of last week. Lunch was
mewed and music and games enjoyed
until the "wee ani hours of (hl-
lunrnhtg. Miss Lizzie Cameron
vatted friends on the Babylon line
last neck Miss Minnie Arm-
strong, of the Bronson line, ha+ gone
to Concord, New Hampshire, where
she will take a two -years training;
in tine hospital for women And chil-
dren,
WOMEN'S iNwrIrt'TK. The W. -
men's Institute- held a (poet succee-
ittt Meeting on Thursday last at the
home of Miss Parke on the front mad.
It was decided to ask the Departuten
for it lady lecturer and demonstratei
to address a meeting in June, in 1.h•
town Tall. The meeting also al' -
pointed a committee to select and
send for bulbs or• planta to 1*• dis-
tributed Aenonget the members. as :s
always done twice a year. ,Two ea-
erie/Ment papers by membera of the
society were then read, one by Mime
Parke ..n "Character Building,' an l
one hy Mol. Hilei nn "Home Nur.,
int" A dainty lunch was served et
the ctmdusinrt of the meeting and the
tuitional anthem was lung.
MONDAY, Mar, Intb,-
PKt.uNAt. MtsNTwN.' SAW. .1 4111140
is botue front the West at present....
Mites Mina Mctreee, of ('ruubrtok,
virited Misr 8) Ivies Neel fru.. 'emit s•
day till Satudey Mr. and Aire.
Albert Stele • and family kit Wil.g-
haul on the a u'chek trate this after-
noon for their arty 1101110, than y nailer
north of Regina.
IIRete :\oTe.s. - A little girl caner to
stay at the Is One of HAW Mclt.lrnry
ou'fhured*y last. \\'ulliaur�ayl,4i•
.
1.lIor'due n
trier I the farm he tee -amity
purrhabed 1'11 tin', I1th of East W.,.
warmish lust Ft Platy Ike.. R. %V.
M(llyead, of Vuworun street Nelh'sli,.c
chattel'. t*ode',icb, will preach an edit -
M•1441011 at lJOuuybrouk n
wet k from liuu.1ay.
Mute; STrf,T C))NT.. •r. • An exeecJ-
ingly ititereslieg Bi'.: • study confess,
the tweet' for which had l,•e'n
given 0111. a week before by aft • Ia1UU',
R,•v. A. E. Sones, was veld by t he
member. of the Donnybrook F:p
worth League at the r meeting nn
Tuesday uight. ' The alptaiuN were
Miss Amite ('hmmney and llrr'h How -
ford and twenty loran tsars were .died
on eieh side. Atthou,lh the questions
were : stionde.l 1.1 in a very credit/elite
MA liner iry 1.4111 *ides, the we nlleis 01
Hetb* side made 'fewer mistakes and
they__ terse_ i here rer..d,,,11,1r,e,1. +b.•
winners.
,IANC 11 Nur 1LtL.-.l quiet hot
pretty mudding % cs solemnize" at the
parsou*ge. Aahu'n, on F •id re even-
ing, III" piineipa!s team( \iia. 1",ulnah
M et wood, of Donnybrook. end John
%'aln,rley, also well known •114 title
neigIslam hoed. After visit in�g{[• friends
in title vicinity for a few 11.)4 the,
hippy couple will 'rave for Ilien. new
home near Mount Forest. A h,.e'• of
friends wF h them A happy- ynyase
threuigh life.
SS ' Houl. f'i:\l i!.ii.-I'hc young peo-
ple of S. S. N.t. 11 have every reason to
Ci.11gl•At Watt 1 helriselvee 1)11 I Ile i i,eet•N4
of their con. err on Friday night. A
line night. * :nrgr crowd :1101 Au tarrl-
ienl program were 1 he three tine: fact-
ors cohttibelttng'lo i1; ..meta44. Al-
though all the various numbers MI, I lie
progranp were well rruderr.l an 1 heart,
ley appreciated by th•• .large au41n WY,
wr might 111:tlr special no•utiun of the
piano solus nod duets ('y alas Iinzel
Brandon and Mrs. Is., %Volker, the
dialogue etaitleal •'s1 1).4 in Doctoes
011i 4•," u4141 Ills; military dei 1 by eight
young men. Th..- pan:rel. Mil, 1111 '.4
en ore, gs•
PORT ALBERT.
RHEUMATISM RECIPE.
Directions to Prepare Simpie, Vet Re
remittable Home Mixture.
A well•known authorityon rheum••
diem gives the followig valn►hb•,
though simple and bflers)eas, preserip
LOCHALSH.
DUNGANNON.
ivaenAY, Ms'. Mill. 't A. NEWTON, D}NTIST, LUl'K-
D1i TH Or MHIS. ( .4. IIJION. -- The' 3�• hila..- At hove e. cry any except 'thin,
'1.t teat.. Avw lowed. for vitructing t..•tl. iSuu•nu
death' of Mts. Johli Co meron Wok Non), tatter mauves. Prow. acid bridge ne,,
pbueat the residence of her 4011.111- err. Atunonmu(414)0..uat•blc�rkablel.
law, S, lluuter, I,uckuuw, 1441. Dat- 14.-%'1)u fan :Twat-h.rin }our ww1. onueh
u1t14 , 4t. the el e i.f el Ll loco Carr. be. ter door 1. the aunt��l1 work.
more tLue,
Y g 1.l Duller ltacllltlaa fur dulrla LLe workDere eau,
The deceased was the :elect of the lark` i furtable ter the oetienl.
John l •anteron, wino predecruard her] OTICE.- 11 1 IS 1.O('Ai. AGENCY
several yeut•+. Vii h ber htsaband she 11 i1) Lnn4anuou fur The eignrl1. at the (',at-
of lite b.•11 ndAry rant of Luetlttirl4 011 1 rerebing akud job avn1, and recetj,tr will, be
the pn q.r1ly now ovate 1 by 1). 1'. Mr- give. for *u.ouut• 9.11.1 0.r 'he .a
Kenzie. home time after the de•aih 144 'a NEW .5rO(* U1•' WA1,1. 4'AI'Eit
her hush 11 1 the farm war sold and . 1...,10.I arrival ,44i-: se invite pee t" t.11
r 1 fp 11
the dc, ea,t•d wrtit tll t.lte•k ' tet le ••'t we u.tr ,1''w e'' -tern• fur .hi+ nate141
kc,4 to i1)* now nod usivauo. .Ill rhe
tido watt her Jaught4 r \jIs 11 mina, I t t t 1 1' ' 1 t dl
n
1.i
ler, Dors. thnield Roas, of I.eke 1.io• WEneeetiaV, :dards 17111.
Jen, \Itch., AM) survives. The tun- Bulge Tut'u's' --Wel. Mut' l* In... -
ere' o...k place to 1, tclte1r11 cemetery paring 41. 11)4141' the Islilding (mune 2v
Inst 31ond,y. - o.' upird by Lim.' It will be plave.1
N.taw.vllioV ►:..--Oneafl4•,monronl•Uaiu rf err just 14,4,11, et l6e
bra ids. 1.p el . \':
u • be built wave Glenn and Thee.
Related b(hoonler •'All,ella I44. u)1.4r Elliott had a her 1)u Turwla sea hog
cr0111 Li of Cape K., ()n +► vuyagr • 40)4(2. A. large pile w*a cut "114 they
disco Lade ane to to 1..0 and
petknow, 11100 n�w 114v4 140444441. w44e1 Nt 1:14.1 s
discovered to toe tenting, and pot into
harbor `fere with ati handy at tire' couple °I fear+.
pumps. Also the bart(ur "Old Pion-�
lateens. --J. M. Hulrerta has been
err•" ('opt. B., cud the ship "I''ather - seriudssy indisposed fur a tea's- d*)r
O„" ('apt. N , with dere' Prada ()f low•', with ail attack etf pn.'UWoni,a, but hu
bear, front Lucknow to 13th ei n:realm)
is 41. present slowly_ impywin4 ....,._
ports, got off -thele 91'91rse and rap i,p-TMri. nal, hds •1.x r1, -su rrdng for a
on a reef near the mouth of the liar- dew days flow a severe r1.tpck of the
bore toeing a couyiderable• part of. the u''IPpe Mrs Jahn Glenn, ._who
10011.14. Both veesele got off at high has been indisplred for *tame tier• is
tide.' foul regx.ttrrot.*.lrvrd that Ili„ not progressing as rapidly as het•
crew of tho revenue -Cutter "p.m.'ftiend. would wiab A number of
mount," which WAN tiding at anchor, Revere cares of colds are also reported.
were busy tarring the rigging * (!'get- I 1'Rluxnr.tf..-'f. G. Allen left on
tine thiuge hhij.sbape, while the blue; Monday lest on ti business trip to
peter tile.riguul fur depasWw.o. Mata • Peterborough, where he has a large
llylog at the peak.
forint•'ly' resided------sh-rld ride, ome. nu., ar*l at:u lunay .Wre "1,.•n•
01(1144* will W ,Ueoll,.I fur .ubreri Aloe., and
W4,4 e. . 1..e v.:. 414'14, reusing
role ,*s. a r.
1111 wh.un u• ronlihllt•,1 Up to the lo Sec. lturder. .14 by roll . lnie., toper. al.
1114' 111 her death. Another dangle it VAS, 1)t+'ranaou.
INllyll•e sl where the limiting 1 n-
twerntly Poster Hallo, was the rarer (( A finemeta ettu,,un v I
of some i-Xestil•g events, The Re: -
1
e •-
lienl1'r limit. 'Hiss Iticbardson, 1)t
J.rTT(NaN.-Ilea. :%. Miller war eta• Thamesville, arrived last Thursday
eiitiug at the CU1nn111nion -srrricrs, and has taken charge of J. Walkoul'e
bell Wet Sunday iia tbe- Kinfews Pres- mlllinerye"Partment' Mins Jobo-
h tteriau church Dime. t'. M'--•1 stem is assisting Alias Pentland, who
hiss been engaged by Chad. Elliott as
Ker•zie, "who was somewhat all lea lids head milliner for the. ,'oaring
week, is recovering As there was' Swann Mrs. U. S. %VL,tds, of
to service in .%+btleld Presbyterian f (i4Nlericb, was called here o11 Monday
ebIn- h last Sunday o•veniI, a'IArge last on aeevuat of the iltnore of J.
number of our I'renhyterian. attender!
Ile Met1,0d1at church in A.nl.rrlca• I1 M• Roberts.
that evening ..!ties '.Mary lacKayt Senn *1.r PARTY. - On .5tturday
*vrit..l home ft• Toronto last Wet evening last relatives and friends, to
nesdsy A ,large Wield' ,gathering the number.of Shirty gathered at the
took lama. 14t the P,c,hytcrian manse honer of Thomas Pentland, it being
*pent ()erasion of 9t.+. Pentland's seven•
Galt birthday. Mr •. Pentland, who
was agreeably surprised, waw pre-
sented with 4u adders+ and she also
received n number ,of presents. The
went. evening was pleasantly -111
Mrs. Pentland'* children were home
except her sou, Rev. S. N. Pentland,
who bent his congratulations.
last Friday evening, when 011 . p, nt a
pleasant cv, 4, tag %1,.. ' Dan S.
Mclsmold, of llurou, was visiting Inst
week at he,' fatb,.'1 *, J11t111 AI•m-
*troin 4.. John McRae, 1.011 °lathe
late. Duncan Menne, of l...chaieh, and
lexaller of Mrs. 1). 31,'Lennan. Loch-
alsh, bas atrived here Irian ('atitutnMa
to visit • his ft iends alter a Inn}(
loaner of -forty-one yeet•a. is he left Det %Tns. Then' parsed away on
ere a Irly in hie twenties, be eater- Saturday last ern old resident of Ash-
IIy sees s reins.r.keble change au the .field ire the person of John Holland,
v.1' of the country a1' well ab on the of the dth concession. The deceit/cid,
tis of his ftiends..,Johir Madre- who was nearly sixty years of *ata
sero ie leaving today fur Calgary, Alta. was barn in England, eomglg to this
Mr. and Mr.. Donald F'iula)..:.n country over fatly years ago. Ile
tt.'nded the nestli*4r of a near oda- had been a resident of Ashfield for
yr in Culross last •\%'edne.day,..,.. bout fifteen years. 'Thr funeral took
meeting of the Lo,'halsh hot -hall place un Monday last from 'the read -
lilt wi111.e held on the evening o dence of Mr. Caesar. where the de -
huts l 1.y, 'Seth inst.. at the puitonlre. .'rased was cared for 'during his last
11 intereste'1 ate requested to attend. illness, to Clinton cemetery. Thomas
Miss B.'I!e altl)onald was visit -
ng friends in i.uu•ier at the le•ain-
ing of the week Miss Maggie Me
.eon, Kintail, is visiting friends on the
rund:t y.
Wens March lith,
e u)uSo van G°tsl:.. Mr. And 1114-. p1.
John Qoai.l rprut 811011..y a1 the
te.aN'-«t-M-rt- 1'(-M- r.-+tttl,-rt--ftn,oin,
4)unge:ima . F )wfl • O!ver left }fa
lust '1'hutslay for Toronto *Lel
spending Ib" winter *tans home bete.
..Mrs. %1.•NAI;y and .-hildren. of a
lmegan tem, . I •o.41 V 14 (1101 • fort, •r's i
p,uent*, 1t.. s11d M,.. .latime 'it o'1. l
bast Sunday. ..'1'h.e ' Misers Minnie ii1.
and Cella l'unelinali 111, .4 the (lode- ''I'
rich Itusiur... 1.'ohrl(r•, 144 el.e a dying I A
visit toOrli uci„h1,4,1'11,,. I,let 1'hun
day rve • .....Quite :a tluml*•r• of
pxople from tins locality att.•udwl the n
teo-at,eting given 111 the 1M.thodist
church a• ail epptr.lt in last Thrirnday b,
evening. wharf woe a suecele
Jere. %\'1.u. Ben,:ev, .•f Port Alma t
% i,it ing l.•:' sitter au 1 ni sty other j v
fl•uend& Iii Gotha nit anti rei,.mt' having
paasate'a time.
Dk►TH of 1111+, il.tn-,ciN...-A life
of energy and uuin)•ht usefulness
was tattled last Sosay, the 14th inst.,
w hen the angel of death pasted over
this village and immoral our of ire sl
most beloved and highly- r.teeun d
resident 4, iii the ,er.lnn of Sarah
Rryden, t,•lirl of the :ate anthw,), h
Hawkins, who predeceased her ele't•r1 1
year.. I)Presage f ons in hrr s.xty
seventh year and rhe was always' A
ready to lead a helping hand to Ira,
who needed it. Icer departure will 1 1
leave • vacant space which swill never i s
he filled 'I'ne funeral. which tlox
place num (1....t church n1. S u cI.* k A"
to 1',a., Albert cemetery, WWI a very w
lar.(. one, Rev. T. (licks. of Dhngau i Pte
nun• officiating. Mrs. Hawkins wt.; e . a
devoted member of Mr. Ilicke' cool Rc
gregatinn an np f.. hrr rt e•nt illnes
was very r •unlar in her ehmch at- o
tendanre. Ter floral emblem. were et
'strath of ruses from the fetidly and ,'I
one floor the deeeas. I t.iC.•..., )lichee
Nellie and Iles at 1)oou,th. lir..
lIawkinc halm• to moue n 111e 1,.,. 14
•a good mother lane chlldr•n : SVru., v
o41 I1, •Pool Rtea1 J •h•, ,,r Duluth; ti..ugh before leading hint up to it.
Tom and 1le.3•t.ur, a! I wt_ \Sthin ; Ile will then Ie, in the best of Iu,,ear,
M r.. John Tiger, anti Nix 1VIa.after bring thus siorte'f, 1nvrAki• •hints
Vrnoman, Math of Shepparaton ; f
Alice. 3.'nel'rim nod Pearl, at home.
The t.ailhear'te were It win Foster.
Joseph 'figert„Wiiham (:ray, Tic.0111.4
D,•n4herty, Joist! Srhocoh,ds awl
Alexander Young, thesympathy 'd
the cora uolnily is extended to 11-
renv:d our sin their lime of trouble.
4ampsou, of Ilullett, about the only
relative of the dere*htd living in this
country, wale's through this medium
to ex frr.'.s his thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
Caesar as well as the other neighbors
MAN'S Vr1,NKH.tu.r: POINT. -Aftcl: who so kindly cared for Ur. Hollaud
The funerel
4in appx•als w the hatch -met t heath of the late Mr*. is lest illness \\ ilson will take plater
tomorrow from Galerich to the ceme-
tery here. Mrs. Wilson was for many
'years a resident of this place and was
well and favorably known.
and stared . uusl Iencea of the Lake
Show baehelore, t he ladies of Kintail
end surrounding vicinity ilave re.
stoked to change their' talctics, and
MVP formed themselveN into an ins'i-
ute brigade, with the view of 'tying
.'ge to and capturing the hearts of , UARLOW,
he said bachelors -by way of the 91oNnev, Siarc6 hath.
tamnach•gate. It ie n well-known Ptslts4/Neat.. - l'haR. Varctre came
xiom*tie truth that the roa,l to the home last week from Toronto withat
earl Of that strange being railed rather never, attack of illness. We
man" is directly through the centra are glad to sty he is improving rapid -
f that necessary organ, the stomach, 1 ._.Mrs. Alex. Younglc recuver-
Ithough this porcine quality of maninr
lay l.1' ver)- regrett*ble from • an Thet.f rollsaulru*Ixyer0an attack1o! ta Il�utoon,
athelia point of view, yet that I4 pie Sark , who wag visiting has relatives
ise• woman who drale with man just in this county, spent somedata with
he as. and not nr he s) 3(1'( be. 11 his sister, Mrs. Saul. Lauten.l4yer,
ill take some Centuries yet ,i pro- ' before returning to hts home In the
'POSITS: evolution before he will be on
eumciently high scale to be uncon-
ious of gastric inclinations. It must
x• admitted that wnln1111 as more ail•
•
lion, which anyone can easily pronto' l•
at home:
Fluid Extract t>aadelion, one-half
ounce; Compound • Kargon, one
nonce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,
three ounces.
fit1 by shaking well in a bottle, and
lake * teaspoonful after each meal and
at i.edtime.
He states that the ingredients can
he elMained from any good prescrip-
tion Pharmacy at small cost, and, be
Ing of vegetable extraction, are harm -
wee to take.
This pleasant mixture, if taken reg-
ul*rly for a few days, is said to over-
tones almost any case of rheumatistn.
TIN pain and din-
Wileswit each dose, untilif apeermanent
melte are obtained, and without it} -
luring the stomach. While there are
many so-called rheumatism remedies,
Potent medicines, etc., amnia which
do give relief, few really give perman
•nt emelt., and the above w111,, no
dente, he greatly appreciated hy man)
sartst•ors bene at this time.
Inquiry at the drug stores of this
neighborhood .Belts the Informatlo,
that these drugs ars harmless and rasa
%boug�ht'ep*rately or the druggist,
hire
tisderslifmasked to prescriptionix the for our
R•pettt It :-" SMhsh's Oars will al
war „ll', 1117 combs awl code,"
West Mr*. Hamilton, sr., who
recently fell in the horse and tramlured three rill, is recovering as
anent in that reepreel1In•r fore rapidlyy *s ced he expected
,lr laches have wisely resolved to Miss !(.torahonBrown, of (ioderich, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alex. Young.
( ttnett%L iTeas.-The Masonic at-
home on Tteoloy nigh,. Lot w.as a
most RurnrRmful event. The member
arHems kinds wherewith to fill the of Mot • g Star Lodge with their
ladies attended in good numbers and
had an enjoyahle social evening
Jonathan Miller, of the Callow hotel,
r his Is•urr half about that new got i11 his summer's ice Replay butt
hat, nr that ne•v (terse. As for thea week. Quaid Bros, of Dunlop.
rachelnrhie palate willb•'scrhelaivt• hod the • contract, the tee being
Ply tickled by that dainty lunch that brought fromPoint Farm. A pretty
le will he down on hie knee., between
he bites. before the fair young lady.
est she should Ie *mime'alp by some
rival. We heat til)• wish succe1s to
the new orgatiratiun.
nit- worrying over this low develop-
ment of men. end they now Intend to
'feed the brute- sod 10 take means of
learning to prepare dainty diehes of i
- SHEPPARDTON.
M0N14), March lath.
A SCrca.sre L AFFAIR. - -lite supper
and coneelt herd i11 the Methodist
chuit•h last Thursday evI• 1111g MA; :111
that could he desirrd in the way of
an nil -round eucre-s. The ladies of
Shcppartlron church served an ex.
eellent repast in the hall over the
driving *heel, and Ihr clot, ch was
titled 114 tine .1004' when the concert
began. '1 Ile progr:uu wan 'one '.f the
I*•,t cvu• given in our church, the
reading* of Miss Eva 131. Wheaton
being espe inlly good, era were also Use
0011)1* r+ given by Hiss D,ie, of
(Ionic : Mrs Mellwain and Mem.'(;,.n-
way, of Nile : W. gage. of Port Al-
pert, and Nile choir. Rev. C. Si,
Rutherford, of Dungannon, gave an
excellent address. 'The pastor. Rev.
W. Conway, occupied the chair.' The
receipts totalled over 5:41.
W4M(L.LES.
Mos n.a v.Mar. lith.
Peesort,tt. - Will Jordan, of Por-
ter's Hill. is a guest eit the honro of
Jas. Manning Slims Jessie and
Wilson Oke and Mise Ethel Ntrau4hen
weto the guests of Mrs. David Rod-
ger, of the next township, on Monday.
Mie Chit! *pent ,Sundayat lem Lucy
home near Dungannon M y
FI*her spent Sunday At her home here.
BRIM.' No'rem. -The young people of
the village had a plod time coasting
nearly every night Last week. Oh !
them• famous old Renmiller hill, are
just all right Quite a number of
people In this vicinity attended the
funeral of O. Willson, of (Iodericb
township, on Monday last.
Service will he held at 10•»l) In
this rhnrch next RundAy morning,
when Rev. Mr. Baugh will take for the
suhj}eeect of his discourse. "The Dulles
of Parente toward the Sunday School."
A .good attendance of parents and
Booday reboot @obelars M requested,
i earls,, wiafiso" . :':^ tlz
LOYAL.
MONDAY, Match 15th.
3111. W. F. Young 191 visiting Mende
at Weetfleld.
Mics Brown, of Goderieh, ie visiting
with Colborne friend*.
Miss \Venae, of Rrucefleld, is vieiting
relatives here at present.
Harry Morris is epenettng a calpte
of weeks with friend, In Toronto.
Percy Stew/tit left for Toronto nn
Tuesday morning to attend the Grand
Lodge of the Cnited Woramrn.
NILE.
TVemoAT, Marcor IdLh.
[Art LK UUN'.tt.ie.--'1r. and Mra. (leo.
Ryan *n.1 family have r.'turne.l to
their' home in the West, after * `loud•
Ing the winter around Nile Quite
a number from around here attended
the tea -meeting at Shepp*rdton. The
Nile choir assisted in the psugr'aui.
Rev. W. Conway. will preach
next Sundayevening to the Woman's
Missionary iety.
Alcohol
not needed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a
strong drink. As now made,
there Is not a drop of alcohol
in it. It Is anon -alcoholic tonic
and alterative. Ask your own
doctor about your taking this
medicine for thin, impure
blood. Follow his advice
every time. He knows.
A�
wa b1. u o
• 4 1)r formula.
u1.
D • u
w* haul.\ •l..uho:
ers fro. 1'014 �..4•.,.,t.
we urn sou to
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Ask your doctor, "What is the first great
rule of health?" Nine doctors out of
ten will quic"tly reply, " Keep the bowels
regular.' Then ask him another quos -
lion, "What do you think of Ayer's
Pills for constipation?"
-diad* by eta 1.0. ase, 00., tew4at. Ittaaa-
Miss I. Woods and \Las. McKenzie
.pent Saturday afternoon et lam -know.
• James Mello aid has prune td 1 he
%Vest. 1\'e wish him *11)Cees.
•
ST. HELENS.
1
Tog Out for Spring
Tt-asnw, Mal ch 13th.
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. - rhe' regular
meeting of the \V 'n's Institute
will be held n1. Men. J. RRuttier ford's
on Thursday, M,tich 'Lith, •'1.t '2::1'1
p.' M. All the Lidice are bleat
III:.4TII 411' WILLIE NIxoN.- It 1.
one and duty to report the death of
\Vi11ir,Nixon, the fifth sou of %Valliant
Nixon of the village, after n two
Co, ka' illness of pneumonia. The
fetidly have the sincere sympathy of
the community.
,BRs.•emEle. -- The public tihraly
committee intend holding a concert
in aid of the library in the near future.
Rev. S. H. Moyer preached i,,
[tee. .Dir. . McLennan', church on
Thursday morning of Iasi week
Mr. Thome, sr., nlet'with a slight
accident one day last week. He was
putting the cattle in the stable when
be fell Clown and was trampled i.n.
.11though Nomewha( brtrisrd and
shaken up we air glad t.. know that
he is *WV to be around again. • .. 11m.
and Mrs. Jolie of \%.Ingll'4.i.. visited
at 11. 1). 3Vo'dr' ova• "vnday
Duncan McDonald at.. lauliiy have.
moved to their nett' pl*e.:- 014 fllr
boundary' line Mr. and :1114.. Jan.
1)urnin and family moved on Tues-
day to Lucknow, where Mrs. Duroiu
and fancily will reside, while Mr.
I)ornin goes West.. .I1,,hwrt Mc-
Guire, Donald McDonald and Samuel
Ikupiu spent Monday at McGaw, **-
slating UQrttiu Bros. in loading their
cantor horses, etc.; for the Nest
Dentin Bros. shipped forty-two homes
from ,McGaw on Tuesday for the
West John WVoodm and Soil Ed-
ward left tor the West nn Turedav-. , . .
Mid, Humphrey and Robins:on %\'c'od
each sold. a horse to E. Dunne, this
week Robt. McGuire and Donald
McDonald visited friends at Kin-
cardine, Tiverton and 1'nderwoud1
last week purchasing a very HOP'
hoes,• while away.... Mr. and Ideas.'.
Alex. Stuart entertained a sIeigbload,
of people from Luck now last Wednes-
day
i
day iitght las. Jamieson intends'
moving down to Jas. Durnin'r farm
this week, - --_
MAFEKINCi.
MoNosv, March kith,
NEwav Nerrio.-Norman Shackle-
ton ie the happy father ,T a little
daughter. Congratulation,. Norman.
Galen I1atkweell returned horny
today niter spending pati of the win-
ter here .. Miss A. Griffin is visiting
Mrs. J. WVebster..... L C. Stothere, of
Brnruiller, spent Sunday aft his home
here Mr. and Mo.. L*scuhy have
tclnroed home. Mrs. Lesenby is not
much i(FFnreved Stuart F'ielay
leaves t Joy for the West. He had
his sale on Friday. getting e gond day
and a good crowd. Thos. Gundry, of
(io derich, was auctioneer. Stuart'a
many friends wash hint success
Saunders Bros. are Null working the
shingle tidal. They seem to be getting
in a lot ()flogs, which will keep there
busy for a lung time. Thele WAS quite
n commotion in the nelghhnlhood over
the lose of route of the shingles -
nearly as had as the Kini-ade mystery.
But the shingles turned up 111 right.
h to the trial of the culprits..
good quality of the article wawa av-
owed Owner* of maple plot.
are getting ready for sugar -making,
the season for which is expected U,
conrmen^e shortly. At the auc-
tion of the Jones propel Ly last week
the hide did not reach the reserve
price, and consequently the property
was not weld. The highest hid for the
ntnety-nine acres tete 11,1(1) and for
the twenty-tive acres 51,43*)
Oeo. Bean, 8th concession, Rustained
8 severe los. i1) the death of a heavy
shorthorn Lull, just as 111e animal
swam to he taken to the id%lion for
shipment. •1 large piety of
young people (bore out from (:ale•
rich nn Friday evening last And were
entertained at the home of Mrs..lones.
The occasion Was evidently ,greatly
enjoyed, an it wee on towards morn -
Ing before the return trip was made.
The village ham been enlivened
for some days by the corning and go-
ing of teams between Dung*nnon and
McGaw• elation, drawing the brick
for the new chord) which the Meth°
dials of Dnn"annnn are to erect this
year Relit. Bean purchase( a
fine shorthorn hull at the spring sale
at the Guelph College farm. It as
about thirteen months old and is A
choice animal. Hob will have none
but the good ones Several Rood
horses have been sold here lately.
Jas. McBride sold A heavy -draught
mare for a price in the neighborhood
of $illi, and Thos. Burns also got a
•
long price for • heavy mare.
ONE LUCKY TRiAL
With Uodd's Kidney Pills Made Rich-
ard Qairk a New Man.
Fortune Harbor, Nfld., Mar. 1511. -
(Special). -- Among the Remelt in thi*
neighborhood who are living proofs
that D/dd'a Kidney Pills will cure
kidney disease of any stage is Mr.
Richard Quirk. who givee the follow.
ing experience :-
After ten or twelve years of
doctor's treatment 1 had made n my
mind that my lumbago and kidney
disease wast incurable. Then 1
thought I would try once more with
(hold's Kidney Pills and to my great
surprise I had not taken mot's than
ball a box when 1 found relief's eight
boa* Made mea new man."
1'53,r�rmPile -a1W:MryFe11sew a Ire, -a;..
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LOTHIAN.
Tce'annv, MAYO) 11ith.
Iin' HIAN IAn'.vs,a,- Mies Margaret
Hogan R rent a few drays In 1Vingha,n
visiting her sister, Bridget Mise
Mamie smith WAN the guest of alio.
Hewitt. Barnby one day last week .
Miss M. Owen, of Torinto, formerly
of Scotland, ie visiting Mr, and Mr*.
T. A. McKeith Mee. C. McKen-
zie had A very successful wood flee a
week ago Saturday Rev. A.
Miller held prayer meeting here lest
Thursday evening Mien Mary Mc-
Lean..pnnt a few days in LUrknow
and 'Unity lust week Kra. T. F.
dendenon is improving aluwly
"1 have taken Scott's
Emulsion for six weeks
and have found it a won-
derful remedy. Before I
took the Emulsion I had no
appetite; was weak; had
lost nearly fifty pounds of
flesh, and now I eat well
and am gaining every day.
1 find Scott's Emulsion to
be very easily digested and
a good food for all weak
people." -FLORENCE
BLEEKER, No. 1 Myrtle
Avenue, Bridgeton, N. 3.
This is only one of thousands of
cases where
Scott's
Emulsion
111
has givrn an appetite. It's so
easily digested that it doesn't tax
the digestive organs and they test;
yet the body it wonderfully nour-
ished and bent up. The digestion
is improved -tike ordinary food
is sufficient.
(:rowing boys and girls, who need
fro moth food to keep them well
Nand strong, and also growing,
,hnnid 1..e Riven a bottle of Scores
E merelo* every few weeks. it
dote wonders for them. 1t pre
vents their getting ala down and
spindly. Nothing does them so
muck good.
Ater, DROGOt'STa
Let as 0'w4 tea wow Wawa Cad IIMe•
e „w .M lata nidaet A reel ar4..)H.r.
parr atone. .al W saw of 4*r twee.
a.efaeeaat.
SC011 & SO'WNL
In Wealaetea at.. W. Towne
IN
Semi-Ready's
LA'[ EST;S 1 YLES
SACK SUITS
WITH OR WITHOUT F,►NCY
CUFFS.
ALSO THE LA'k,ST THINGS
I14
hats, Caps
and Furnishings.
CALL AND LOOK OVER
SEMI -READY WARDROBE'
AT
McL,EAN BROS.'
P; LACE CLOTHING STORE.
EVERYTHING NEW
THAT'S GOOD
Every Shoe in our stock possesses an individ-
uality of its own.
NEW SPRING STYLES ARE HERE,
In largo and. choice
varieties. We have
a complete stock of
Oxfords a11(1 high
Boots, in patent tan
and the new - Wine
shades.
A SHAPE FOR EVERY FOOT,
A STYLE FOR EVERY FANCY,
A SHOE FOR EVERYONE.
The M ELLIOTT
Square G. ,Goderieh•
Hot -Water Mottles
A nice thing to have in the house these colt days,
oleo in case of sickness. %Ve lave the blest money Can
buy, and
WE GUARANTEE THEM FOR TWO YEARS.
so you ares..(. in buying one. We have them in'9q(.and
:iqt. hazes al
F. J. BUTLAND'S
Drug Store Goderieh
'•T[iE STORE THAT PLEASES."
1' BARGAINS -
1.1 go..; y through our stock we find
that. wC have too large a stock of sev-
eral lines, which we are going to offer
you at greatly reduced prices, some of
which are:
11 Fancy English.Orantteware,
German Graniteware,
Hall, Library and
Stand Lampe,
Hollywood Paints,
Wall Kalsomines,
Stock Food, etc.
ri
II Call and see our Bargains: they are greater
bargains than
FIRE SALE BARGAINS
VWE HAVE
Six London Fence Machines, complete, which we offer at each Se -S0
A quantity of No is Cleveland coiled decarbonized spring Steel
Wire, which runs two rods to the Ib. We are offering this at, per
Ib., 3 r•4C
A quantity of No. to and No. 13 Weaving Wire, at, per Ib. 3c
535 rods of different styles of No. is wile, Ideal Fencing,
tare rods of different styles of No. q wire, American Fencing,
11306 rods of different styles Pittsburg Fencing.
so rods 1.X Dillon Fencing,
to reds of Malik Leaf,
making a total of 2355 rods of fearing, which we want to tern into
cash, and also to Make room for our Spring Goods.
COME EARLY AND OET FIRST CHOICE.
.
In Plumbing, Heating, Eavestroughing, 0
11,1
Tinsmithing, etc., all work promptly
attended to, and fully guaranteed.
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