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Rheumatic aches an ? pains,
Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache,
etc. 25c. each. Yard rolls
equaIins seven of the regular
size $1.00.
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TRADE
THE BEST TOKIO
for all sickly people.
Makes new blood;
Gives strength;
Restores Vitglitlf.
Taken attar any Mesas It
battens • retum to health.
Davis Ina:recce CO., biohtteal.
I
Brockvi 11 e
Caters
These well- knvivn
cutters et 'whine the most
up-to-date ideas in style
and design with dur-
ability -0 construction,
and anyone who is
lookiRg for the lx•st
value iu a new Cutter
shoOld see the local
agtent,
HUGH ROSE,
who has a full line of
these goods. Everyone
echo is interested - in --
Cutters should call and
see his stock and get
prices.
New 1910 Styles
Hugh Rose
liatuilbm Street, tioderielt.
Constipation is the
root of many formsof
sickness and of an
endless amount of
human misery.
Dr. Morse's
Indian
Root
thoroughly tested' by
oveififty rarest um
have been proved a
safe and certain cann
for constipation sod ,
all kindred trosiallas.
Try them.
2.5C. a bon.
rHK SIGNAL': IGODER.ICII. ONTARIO
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9\(CWel of the Sistriet
A little sun tif W., 5. Walker, Sea
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forth, ft41 esse-day last week wed breke
hi artu.
Win. Spence, an old resident of
Howick, died on January 3ril in-, his
sixty-fifth year.
Mr, and Mrs. (leo. 'Bernard, of 11'rox •
eter. celebrated their gulden wedding
oo Monday of last week. '
B. W P. Beevers has taken over
the business end premises of . the fate
J. W. Broderick at Exeter.,
The Misses Little, who were engaged
itt, the millinery business.in Winghato
for five years. have gone to live at
'fitronto.
Henry 'tinfoil', of Whitechurein one
of the pioneers ot that ewetion, died on
Monday' loth Inst, at the aste •of
seven! y -t WO years. '
Rev. Mr. 'Radford. Presbyterian
minister of Delmore, has received a
call from the t•ongiegatitm of Chip-
pewa 10141 Ijitti accepted it.
After is short illness of pneumonia:
Char I m er.
Wingliate, died 4 on Saturday, St h•insta
at the age 01 sixty-eight years.
Dr. A. '1'. Bond, of Exeter, WAS mar.
Heti on 1Ve4needay,-Jeutuary. 12,4ha_1n
St. John's Prt•strytt-rian ,,church. 'for -
onto. to Miss Eleanor Spencer. datigh.
ter -of Mis. Ance-apenctir,Tert
Miss Ruby Clegg, of Morris. he.
beepiangageil..tuletch_itt the pullett
0
1). F. McGregor. of the 211d concesilOn.-
has been eppoi91ed as his sticoessoi.
HERE IS THE PROOF
Corrected Returns frons Grey Township.
The elect' returns from Grey
towtishipwhich were published in last
The Signal were iucorrect. Hobert W.
Liviugstone wiLs elected Reeve, not
John Urania* stated,and J auses31cFad-
mon insteed of John Brown, wita
elected Deputy Reeve, P. A. McAr-
thur, S. S. Cole and John Cutt were
cOrteetiy reported as the councillors
elected. The vote on the reeveship
was : For Livingstone, 357,; for Want,
34tf. Majority fur Livingatone, 11.
For the deputy-reeveship the vote
was: For McFatikeen. 351 ; for Brown,
314, Mejority. for I'Mcbadzeati. 17.
The local option bylaw wan carried by
a very favorable .'vote: For, 514:
against, 2442.Hawden•Martin Wedding.
On Friday, Januei.y 7th, at the resi-
dence of Rev. W.-31. Martin, London,
formee•ly Etx.etitnegr,re,tivspio ev(71(11-1:k=
y
Sandy . Bawden. km of %Vu). Dew
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den. and Miss Mildred 3lattin, eldest
dsughter-ot 51r. and Mrs. Ss. I
Mat tin,. were united in marriage.
Miss --rieseny- Bawden, sister of thei
groom, rand Wilbur Martin, brother tit %
the_ With. .0.0liutpanird the ...yOung
rpte td the rity-enct-serre present at
te performance of the Ceremony.
e,anet Me41
ss -essytien will reside at' , -
Exeter. •
That the best • body-building
and strengthening tonic for
Delicate Children
rr01
"My 9 year old daughter was 'M, two children, who were puny
weak, pale, and had no appetite. I , and ailing, rapidly gained flesh and
gave her Viand, and she began to / strength when I began to give them
thrive at once. She gained rapidly Vinol. I proved that Vinol is a 'picn-
ic' weight, color and strength." - I did tonic for delicate children."
Mrs.W. H. GILMORE, Durand, Mich. Mrs. C. ALLEN, New Bedford. Mass.
Vinol builds up healthy flesh and makes thin little limbs round
..nd plump. Children love to take it.
We return people's money without quesnon 11 Vino&
does not accomplish all we dal* ler it. Try please.
H. C. DUNIINismimmars=r4maggrairmiggist, Goderlch, Ont.
and Morris union school. and ---her
sister. Miss Irene...hiss been engaged
hy the trustees of the Londesboro''
school.
White putting a belt on a Klatil
at the Heerisll Mix mill a few days
ago, '"Bobby" Baker had his arm
caught and drawn into a knife, which
tore it so badly that.thirteen stitches
were_neceratary• _
Two live coyotes from the Sawkatch-
eivati plitins arrived in Seeforth 114441
week by U. l'. R. eiipreas, etnridgned
to %V. li. Holm:m..0f Egintindrille, by
thrie Bros„ of Meese Jaw. They are
objects of greet curiesity.
On Tuesday morning ot last week
Miss Margaret Brown, of Mullett. and
Francis Minisseau. a prosperous
farmer near. Zurich, were married
in tit. Joseph's church, Clinton, Hey.
Father Hanlon ufficiatiug.
A liowick township., carresponde•nt
reports tht• silo of a span of grey
horses for $11541, the highest orient paid
tor a team in that neighborliteel for
welly it day. . Two other teruns were
•\ sold fur 9120 anti $450, respectively.
'Joseph Eddy, who for some time
had made his home with his daughter.
MI'S. Richard carter, of Rullett, died
on Monday, lOth inst.,: at the age of
.riglity b4e44n---yt»41rd»-The deceased
was formerly it resident of Biddulph
township. .
Born itiNottinghatnshire, England,
\t.
in Jespe. 1 ,-I, and forhalf it century a
resident of 'linton, Samuel Cook died'
at the resi lice of his daughter in
Flint, Mich., '' eat Saturday, Sth inst.
The rem tins were brought to Clinton
for interment.
The marriage of J. 11. McMillan, of
Mint.. Alan.. and Miss Ida, eldest
daughter of W. 6. McSpadden, was
solemnized on Wednesday afternoon
of last week at the heinie of the Irides
father, in 5IcKillop township. Rev,
D. Carswell officiated.
Wars ts,,
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On Wednesday evening of last werek,
at the hotiosol the britie in Brussels,
Welley L. Speiran, of the 1 Ith con-
cession of Grey. was united in mar-
riage to Miser Mamie E., theughttr of
Misr. 31. Keys. Rev. A. C. 'Kristian
iterfortned the rage lllll 44 V.
A pretty 'wedding took place at the
horne of '31r. anti Mrs. Jos. Granby,
tith line of Nlorr . on Wednesday.
Jannery[5th, whin heir only daugh-
ter, Miss Kate, been ie the wife W,
J. Noble, a prominen business man of
High River, Alberta Rev. G. W.
Rivets, of Ripley, offi *Med. •
At the home of Rev. Mr. and . Mrs.
Hind's in Tot,ronto, on ristmas Eve,
Mitre Lillie May Ki nan, eldest
daughter Mrs. M. E. hapman, of
Fordyce, ArItl Thomas Jose Irwin, of
Torento, were united in edlock by
Itev. -Mr. Ilincks. After. visit to
'Fordyce the newly-wedtle couple
have taken up residence T to.
John Gellman, of the 14th
mien of Hay, hest sold his. Hiw 1
farm to Jonn Horner, ofthe .
line, Stanley for $7,090, while . 111.. of ,London :
Horner has sold liis farm to his n Clinton`t Miss Agnes. of Portage la
bor. J. Soyder, who now orris ani
l t Prairie, 'Man.; Mrs.\ S. To: ranee, of
1011 NCI m4. Mr, telmati and family wain.. mien.; Rim.. ennit And Eti.
How The Observer Sees ft.
Wnsit riveted
local option in Hensel!? Here is a
huestion covering so much -ground
that we are not prepared to answer it,
further than our belief that the fact of ''TliF
so many business men coming out its tEL"
oppiaitioss led Lis -intliffenenee-On
inert of meny or its supporters and the
strenuous work and tine otganizatitm
ot itg opponents were the» chief fact-
ors. Many seemed to have the idea
that Hensall was being sacrificed fir
the surrounding places and the good
accomplished ,was offset by the ten-
dency of some to bring _the_ law_into
contempt. Be that 1411 it may. now
that the change is to come, Hensall
will have in the future good hotel etc-
commodation and a thoroughly en-
forced license taw.
Make Each Animal: Worth
Burned Out. •
„
. -Ott the afternoon of December .24th.
tire -destroyed the residence of J. I%
Wiggins of Rosemount, Sask.. form-
erly of Fordwich. The fire 'broke out
in the. roof and Mrs. Wiggins and
Miss Georgina tried to extinguish the
flames, but failing in this Mrs. %Wig-
gins started 40 minors* 4.401114. Of the
household effects and tieorgina ran
for the men, who bad gone for water.,
half a mile distant. Tnti
e re sinew]
quickly antlituun reached the llaniry.
where a twogslIon can lot gasoline
was stored, which exploded and slam-
med the door in Mts. %Wiggins' face as
she was re-entering the 114)11544.Eyerything was lost hut i4 clothes
and bedding. Georgina's fen were
badly frozen while going for assis-
tance. There -WAS 110 insurauce.
Their relatives at Fortiwich have sent
them a large bale of drygo.xls' weigh-
ing nearly NISI pounds,'
th
-Deas( Robert GovenlOck.
BOA
Robert Goventock. .is piothoer of
McKillop. died oh Taestlay, of lest
week at his home in rieefortli, ;aged
eighty-three year* and 'seven months.
By his dee!), is removed one of the
few who came from the old land in
the early day3 and settled in that part
of the Nueen's hush," and the last of
the older generation of tiopenlocks
who for: so many years were war -whited
with affairs in McKillop. In•1k0 load
the following year the Govedtwks,
the Scotts, the Dickson, and the lfah-
kirks all .tame from Scotland, and
settled in the same neighborhood, and
of all these but two now remain,
Genrire Habkirk. of McKillop, and
Mrs\Chieholin, of Winnipeg. Hobert
Geavenlock•tooft the gold fever, like
many ()there. in ISA and went to
Cantor ra, and after shim adventure he
retinne to his from in McKillop and
remained here until a few years itgo,
wIWti bear Reaforth. 'In
poti-
ticsbe was.' abseassoh -Liberal and- in -
religion.. de cited Presbyterian. He
la eur family of nine chit-
, dren • Mrs. Areb. Scott, of Seeforth ;
Vie John.31.. Reeve f McKillop ; Williatu
t Rev.) (Inserter, of
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On 3,3 of a Cent a Day -
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thousands of housewives
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cost without Injury to
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wlFPtfr - 11 likely :he n
phemta, at home, and tees, of Vonda,
residents a Zurich in the near future., mask.
One of the oldest residents of Exe-
ter, in the person of 3Ira. Henry Iliu--
1144, the Great Divide on Sat•
itrday, SG% inst., in the eightv-forteth
yeer .4 hr. Ifitivis vote
throe time* martied and outlived her
t hird trmerawth-fihteeeme-re-rteeriv
lievrinsture, nglantt: nt
nearly all Ilfr life in- the neighborhood
of Exeter.
At the residence sif Mr. and Mrs.
.Moses Gotreliner. Regina, Sask'
. form-
erly of Exeter, rm Tuesday, January
theie eldest &sligher
t, Miss J. Miss
S., %Vita married to WilliamAtli-
5011,
Reginn, formeelye_LTImmes.
Road. hi airs tounLy The cerithony
was performed hy Rev. P. Strang, of
irden, Man., assisted by Rev. E. A.
!Ivory, la Regina.
About Our Newspaper Neighbors.
The Winghain• Times him ntered on
its thirty.-nintli year. anal I
Lott, the present proprietor, u
ty-third eaeof--eotinectio
iv a
bright peper and the editor .has
best nishes for his continued sure
in the future.
The Lucknow Sentinel, which has
ht•en conducted for the last two years
by J. L. Naylor, has been purchased
by A. D. McKenzie; who also pith.
lithe The Teeswater News. We have
Mr. Naylor intends
bt do.
The Wroxeter Planet has entered
upon its second year of publication,
and in a recent issue the editor.
Austin Chisholm, who is a graduate
of the Signal office; states his inten-
tion to install- a- new- -power-
the near future. M. Chisholm is
showing himself to be a good news-
paper man, and we wish him contin-
ued and enlarged suctiree._
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William H. McLean, of the amine
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