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ewe of the Sistriet
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,e.4, athletic organiattion bas been ship, passed to her reward on the 18th
huts' aped eighty years. Mlle war a
formed et Mites.
(•h,. 4eaforth horse and cattle show native of Laartskcuatul),i 1 it
will b,• held OR Tuesday! Apra) 6th. she was united in marriage 1 Ro f t
LUCKNOW GIRL IN -{ROUBLE.
Sad Cass in Detroit (Hospital Police
Taking Action.
Dettoll, Mat eh 21. --Slimy l'lae7tsoa•.
twenty years o1.1, of Luck now, th.t..
is tie at Brace 111»111,1, end IN Iw•irg
ge t n ,t there under mhos surveilbunc,
pem air alt` inteetypitieta--it.t-_-llz'
McKay, who predeceagedgher about death of her infant child. •'1'Me baLy
twenty-four years. They iu wee, holt, rally ► eticchil ^Ping rat
Stanley township for two years d in tbu-bunte of Jalnes A. lane. Zia tf$ b
the winter of I857 they took uP their ptwet west, wI t4. the young esu tete
residence on the lot in Grey townships Mgr empluj}tsd u4. a dohiemltu. It died
on which the deceased' cnntinuulielyar- in brace ht»pilaf, the body Iwiug
sided until her death. Five sone and tonal bt 1lcspiaal eltrndautr ub sit
two daughters are left to mourn their n o c nett rrtwda) warning lying l e-
loi ie side the iettialtte.
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Death of George Lewis, Exeter. Cornier Burgess was notiliell 411.1
1 Another of the pioneers of IfUfun him iuvv"tidatein feel hint tu'orti•er
county, n this pct inn r,( (ieeorge l.rwis, (s s' un,rtelJt e><•uatination. (.'atoll r
I It"ict•tn: h."'1"8 and I arker pet -
d)h hist . imhis ninetieth year. He + furuu•d "tie et 1 his cl, • l+aurptue and
eat a restive Of Devonshire. England, I au-it-finding'wit that the infant heal
and c tote 4.4 Aute; it* alasut fifty years diet ,,,,,, irtycatioti•
ago. lis 1817 he war married in Devon -4-;; 'i'Littettv••ivu l,uru.tn ti COIL, al .•ta-
shire to Misr Slaty Ilencawk, oho pre- Dut h •s $iiParker Ila' minAlli t et4 .*
leased I ' ►intern year_ They 1
ht+el in New York 5t+ttt+ Wr tout cars
▪ and Maw. IC. Rodaway. of C1in-
t n, celebrated their silver wedding at
Clinton un Friday. March 1Mbr RR
coiteliet>ment ls on 10' purshMe the Luokoow
end tit. Helenb rural telephone line.
Alm Dow has disposed of his :,It -
to
goltek Untie. of heral 1u -the tts*Iosotown.hip.
Thi Prrre paid wee i' ,1U11.
J, limner Aylesworth, of Melfort,
sods.. and Slims Ada Strvme were
Metho-
dist age on Friday evening, arriet1 at the (lorries +18tth
met I'
in+wl• J. Demp« y bas dl•patted of his
fine 159 -acre farm in Morris township,
neer Myth. i George Sanderson, of
plu,'r 11, walihthie purchaser, payiug
pep., for 41.
It It, Brewer leaves Brussels this
p4t•4,.'4fu'.. He is enclosed rehe el in the intends
five of Division Court clerk at Bru+-
rel. lay John Kerney.
Me• and Mrs. IC 'ward Bottum),
pion••ei remittents of Morris, celebrated
the fiftieth anuiveVwtre of their Ina' -
yew, ,tt their bowie in Wingba•u on
Nightly. 214 inst.
Wm. Buell; a former residq.1rnf
Wingltxnt: diel at his home in Landon
en Nun ley, 20th fust. 11e swain his
Ogle i,•th ye tr end leaves his wife and
a grown-up fawily. -
(1,, Wednesday.March 10.11. R••v
John Veal, of Uorcbeetrr, find the
nuptial knot between Miss tiara K
piresoe, ,J K"bk►"n. and P. H. Ken-
n edy, of Fertile Valley. Sask.
Th-• roar siege of Suss CI tea M.
Aylr',vmih. cif Fotdwich, tt James
Arnotiteig, o Melf •r', fiaiak•r former-
ly tit .M ileaw atLh, lark place on Setae -
dee. l:hh inst. ttev. M••. Hamilton. of
Listowel; officiated.
The it r,hip existing' between
floc 1.,n Al •Iosneld and Wm. Kwigh,
g4, proprieI ire--nf the Central hotel,
Brussels. hes it. -en dissolved. Mr. Mc-
Donald wall continue, the business and
Mr. Eodela stay go West.
pre,- 10 their -,rewttri1 froni_II 4.1•
grave; 1)r. ted Mrs. Haunter weir
pe seat -d. with a beautiful silver ten
sei vice lot a tai ew ell social tendered
!them' un Wednesday evening, Bird
,Ins'. 1)1.. Hamilton will t-tke a post-
graduate coulees in the Old Country.
Julia. M. Dtincen, a pioneer mer
chant of S •afo, th, died at the home of
bit .huul*tr', Mar. A. J. Rankin, -et
Boonville, Virginia, on Monday, 14th
lie had been engaged in the
luu,ls•t bis-ineto at Durham, North
Cato! u . and was seventy -flue years
of age.
E h .ud It,urale!. a former well -
town resit. -rat 4,•f Wingham, and e
so , of Mrs. John Dinsley, of that town,
' einn 4i.-_Obiocoo the Pith
/lemon page of the st iiitho \was
Ase of death. He left Wingham
seventeen years ago for Cincin-
here he had since resided.
iet but pretty wedding wall
at the home of Mr. and
id Robertson, of Wingham,
iodate, March 10th, When
tht•ir youngest daughter. Mise Maggie,
was unite,- in untrrisge to Williaru
Arbuckle,
11. Petri ie. of
Betore rent
and Mrs. John
were presented
eaei• chain by
ggregeti.ln at. tbai
tum ht• -I b •en au
Inst
the
gbnu
natl.
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solemn'
Mrs. De
on Wed
heat Wawanosh. Rev.
Yingham, officiated.
vial( to Wingham Mr.
uCalluut, of Belgrave,
ith two upholstered
e Presbyterian ecn-
place. Mr. M rCal-
Ider in the church
for flft,r•.i yc.0"s i the superintend-
ent • f the fieet attI school for ten
yeers.
A pretty wedding M solemnised
on Wednesday, 'Lard inst., at the
home of Chrtstian Bee er. of l'retdi-
ton, when his daughter, iss Vivian
E., became the bride o Uarnet S
Baker. The ceremonywas performed
by Rev. Robt. .NMO, a b..ppy
couple will take up their 'dimer itri
WVoodstock.
A very pretty event took ace at
the horse of the bride's pare is at
Zurich on Tuesday, *And in.L, hen
Mintaunited in
loth was ant
ah E. Renner
marriage to Arthur T. Rennie. It.
Richard Hobbs was the eifflcieti g
clergyman and the wedding mar,
'W KV played by Milli Edith M itelson, o
"----Chnirlhtrret. The honeymoon w -II be
spent at Iwrodon -iind
and after their return Mr. and Mrs.
Ittnnie will leave for Frobisbe", S tek.
Winghamttes Want to Go Fis:tiag.
pa.stl llway at Exeter on $ulldav y
the bust ait41 and learned ft oui the
and then moved te, Stephen }uwnvhip, gi 4,':I' N t4,. to 11111101
*a i1'm O ibe *,mail.sy swho
b,
where they lived for eh tut thirty •t eu p I
years. Atter the death ,}f his wife Mr. also liver in Lucknow,
Lewis muuved to Kxett r. A family of .11 the girl is re -i*ver•d suflieie ntIy
three daughters survive. : one of the prosecuting nitviersstaff
will lake a .tepnglaptli]c elate:ne!1t
Drowning Accident at Teeswater.- t from hot this mot nine. 'llie'detectivca
A very riot drowning accident trod, did not piuss her fur details its 11.'the
1114,4.4 011 Mt1nday,'Mwell 21.,, when -death 1) her billy, because of her ill -
the reeuweitet• river; an ineigntlleent rat "+•
stream ins - , but now in Ito e,1, Mho last keom cauu• heir two west d
swell w 1 tit I' The dead ago haw hart• l autulian boob• She T Days' Treatment Free
HERE :IS THE PROOF
That the be t -body-building-'
and strengthening tonic- for
Delicate Children
1 yrrrrl
ofI,.
"My 9 year old d..ughter was "Me two children, who were puny
weak, pale, and had no appetite. I and ailing, rapidly gained flesh and
gave ber Vivol, and she began to strength when 1 began to give them
thrive at once. She gained rapidly Vinol. 1 proved that Vinol is a splen -i
u. weight, color and strength."- did tonic for delicate children." -
Mrs. W. H. GILMORE, Durand, lt9ieh. Mrs. C. ALLEN, New Bedford, Mass.
Vinol builds up healthy flesh and' makes thin little limbs round
.:rad plump. Children love to take it.
We return people's mosey wteneut question it VIM_ 1
does not accomplish nil we ela/m 1•r 11. Try 1l. please.
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11. C. DUNLOP, :rrc:u0is1, Gaderlch, Ont. -
A SURE CURE FOR WOMEN'S DISORDERS
o e up see n•4.. to o ea a Ten a}' --
are Mrs.- Sem tl••, • -wife _of .1„41111/1 was atoppe•d by the
' gialiun ant- I
Ir1RAN nE 1.It.Y i : ,•urn for all lienal. r: wmnrn. It is npDlled
etapplr, a rainier residing x f w miles chats. but was alhawed sot cuter utter to au :u d t.:.4.,..., 4., I ,:.,•' oaring u,su• 1h. .1 ,l tris,.• na:au.r in the
t,tsrtlt uY Tee•rwatrt h.•4. daughter, the reel deed that site we,+ hero to r I
, ,. h. ). givint(
ei El ' visit friends s j%' iuun. h.t rat ,1 .nal pl v a
l'hrs•ie, end
4.M. , Bolt, a tt't.ii Yot ! 4.1. ,",a nerves
•Miffs Clarifson--has- a ai.tei elks•, h• f: tl I 1'•e..
ills f uhtly on a visit f Lite p ant, r t,.n, el
England. A daughter of Mrs. Ktient here, who to ■lupptu,t with the I.w.. ' ,t„• .v4., uL,tl•„a i i• • •I normal.
ii illacritical conditiurt Si a result of family in High street west, -1 e • :r•-thooreatila rat on striet-
tti •, i.•nllrl. psiro,pl.'-a'.err4-este on
expir«tute The four ladies had guar gill will be rlotwl) watched lo, the Roue!I,xau,n, ,•t ab." dtq.•as.• It
of
her stay in Branae ho: I l , tel. 4 t cannot too, but • ;T. , t ., c..ire..ire.ill
out in a bout on the. river' which inn._ ' moi, P er
tit •h 1 S I f 7'
rung 1 t4. e,rap a arm near• eu:- HONESTY
water/ iut,••tidtng ti,ett*a the bLtelIw
to a neipdbbor'.. The stream is full of •-
pian„ of },rani,. 11..,;11.1. . I:.-W.1111g
THE BEST POLICY. c d•-Iv+i. d :a tut I i ,rad un•nstnt.,tlon,
i4.' Ira. }t. • p,4. box. N
r,
1.4. "•.i... ,. f. Mine of the er.nnb,
_. _. air 'ht 1, hi
unknown cro..-currents and was rum- But Brakemen Sneath .,ra Has Some r + sena. to for ..o. month'Tre stiwlr,•:tt-
nin swiftly, and before their destine- t',we t F14 kr:,Tel .1 "writ' n.•nt,
K y Thoughts About It. ' caro ilh eat a -las -wash
' ^' .II Lc went F•,.•e !usuffering'
tion seas reached the Mutt was ovrr-
turned, plunging the four into the icy Leyden, Slatch .0411i.- i,Ihuttr ni,lu rromien wlao will M. ud i.• , ad•lr,.s.+
water. theirsi•reams foe help Were s tlltam)Sneak, ig Vtt.^h MI, j,4 asp haclosu 3, stamps and ::ill!i,. MRs. FRANCES E. CURRAt1, Windsor, Orpt.
heart by a dxught• teal( Mrs. S+mplr, honest mutt. Hat nerettheless he
eannot help thinking tit kht a of -Ilia -- '
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clinging to the t ltti wits t1 t b help. -
who inuutdiatrly tis•° old saw whirh overs that horeoty i. • (pt•
Only Alisa f;l;iutt 'wee t•4, be seen, i
K K 1 n,at, and_ahe the hest policy. 'Sometimes, he says, l.{I
honrely y is oral ,rewards 1 by a hurried I
A petition lergelyy Signe I by the
le ratepayers of Wingharn has 1, ten for-
warded to Hon. Mr. Brodeur, Minister
of Marine and Fisheries, asking that
'the river be stocked with pike or
perch. The Board of Trade of that
town endorsed the petition at its last
aasaeii
To Take Pasteur Treatment.
May Oliver, the thirteen -year-old
daughter of J. Oliver, Grand Bend,
has been taken to Toronto to receive
the I',.teur treatment as the result of
being bitten by a dog at her hotne.
Arnyot states that the animal died
•d rabies and it is feared that a week's
delay in sending the child may result
- seriously,
Former Exeter Bay KUIe-d.
Milton Hicks. a nephew of Mrs.
.John Evmeryy, of Exeter, was a victim
4,,f the Wellington disaster near
Seattle, Wash , in which a train was
,-arried away by an avalanche and
about one hlindied people killed. The
.10 -eased was a son of Mr. and Mrs.
itnht Hicks, of S d,,', W asb., who left
Exeter aMnit twenty -inns years ago.
lie was ahnut LW/11111y- .ix year., of age.
J. L. Naylor Goes to Seaforth.
J. L. Naylor, of Lucknow, hes suc-
ceeded W. E. Southgate ae manager
1ef the Taylor, Anderson, Southgate
Company at Seaforth. Mr. South-
gate wilIdevote his whole time to sell
ing the output or i be factory on the
road. Mo tapir' haw b en the growth
of this bn-inew since the company
ideated operation,' et Seaforh that, et
a recent meeting, the shareholders de-
. tided to increase the issued capital.
An Old Resident of Grey Deceased.
Mrs. Robert McKay, an old and
much respected resident of Only town -
was rescued without delay. The
„Timid, you,.. xnd peerhap, ural uam:h
were found hale a mile farther down riucerity in the wanly tit that,
the Amens and the bodyof \ isa IL Ftiday night he found 4,e fst.1eir,c
Simple was ret•ovd+ed later.
on the. L., H. and trein' couuUg t i
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bodies of Mrm tleulple and Mrs Elliott
1 A FARMER'S OPINION.
London. It was lying snugly on the
seal, and he at. once picked a up mai "-
gave it to the -nail clerk, who took '
charge of it and brought it tolesndour.
Mr. Cwmble Finds* New Leas: of Life On exatuniattoe, it was found to
is Dodd's Kidney Pills. •
Franklin Centre, Qum , March lath.
-1`lpeeial.1-LVilliam Gamble, it well-
known and highly respected farmer.
living two miles' Ir here, t1 to given
to the public his reasons for his (silk
in Dodds Keine,' Pills ae a rnitedy for
kidney disease.
1 could not get along without
Dield's Kidu •y Pills," says Mr.
Off uble."(or teu years 1 suffered with
rbeuntatiam, lumbago, weak back
and urinarTtrnuMme: After using adz
boxes of Dodd's Kidnty Bills, i find all
my aches and,pains gone."
I)odd's Kidney Ills are the friend of
the old folks. They make, them feel
young again.
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Would Sleep Raw Firtt.
William, a little country boy of six.
was snowbound with his mother at
the house of an aunt, twenty miles
from his own hone. The two, who
had driven over in it sleigh just to
spend the day. were forced to remain
three nights and were supplied by the
hostess with garments to sleep io.•
7'nere being no small boys in his
aunt's family, William was pot to bed
,one of his little- cousin Deborah's
nightgowns. very indignant at having
t, wear anything with so many frills
and lace trimmings around the neck
and on the sleeves. "1 won't, stand it,
mummer." he loudly protested on the
s'cood night. "I won't wear any-,
thing so girly! 1'11 run away. you see
if i don't, and perish in a snowdrift
before I'll put that thing on again.
Why, rather than wear that -that
valentine nightgowne-1'11 sleep raw !'
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strides. It has long been pre-eminent
on its editorial page, but during the
Inst few months its women's page, its
financial page and its generalnews
service have shown marked improve-
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tie
contain a bank book with a reedit of •
$1,0.18,31: two notes, one for isi2'i ,and
one for S211). payable in six tine tis'
a B'yth gentleman ; $3t:1 in bills, til in
silver, acid 1 *,' 2., -cent chill hlaetrIc ' 1
Iesturdey u►ouring a boy t ed dower •
to the depot at Wuagham dust u -lid
for the purse. Ile way t d it Was too .•
valuatle to be given child and
later the neither ui•peai•ut Site was i
e purse wan 111 odor,. tie
assured lit ,
p
Brakeuomu Sneath, who lied faiuud it,
„Thank ou," ss•Itl ttie lady..
a , 1esti "11• shed al,. 1eatb,
pointedly.
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And Coos the Matter ended.
A Wise Millior.aire.
London .t,lrerti.er.
A rmillion.lir,• 'hoe inenttftctnrer of
Brnekt.on. Meer . 1,1!11 employs nearly
5,1111i bends and. ii IEP president of se .-
ep corporations. hap -entered Harem
Lniversily at the ego of forty -live. •
He says he i dead to rerstee in = 1:nu i •
degree tvhttt lie 1,141 in Ida ymi+h,
The surprising or unusual feature ot•
his c use le that lie blnillld'Ila t•,• a sense
of loss at all. He has nude Lis ntil-'
Iions : what more does he want --ex
Capt mute mtlliclne The average
man in his circumntsnces•et forty -toe'
years of-dge-would look 1,1 it in that
light ; but this shoe manufectuler is
not an average man. It has dawned
upon him that there is a Ile isure
house which cannot he npan,d with a •,-.:.
golden key. and that nc hie la•i•n ::
missing much of the test that life car!' ,:'.'" X4.044'' ' 7w
give. His natural faculties must hate i '
been sharpened by the conduct of tt - ,ls
big business, but business has net ,no s
related ,to business ; and !there are f
more important things in Lhe w•nitl. '
There are pictnrt's. and trate-I, and
books and all the wesdont of the .g. s. I
The wise wan wilt rimae his teed
against the time when the making of 1
money wi11 no longer interest hips I
end then leisure will not be it Weal i '
nese Hi it is to tui ninny leen tt hn rat o
cut oft from their life work eftcr ha -v• "-' •`:
' _nettle their work their lift.. 'rill
sage wiio a s•
vide a "retreat" for his Mind had the
-right philosophy. -How much, Letter '
It is to get wisdom then gold.'' •
The ompliment Appreciated.
When natal B.iak of rite Wood-
men of th World ens travelling
through the oath *onto Uwe ago the;
train stopped for a lay -over in a small'
town, and he Went to a nearby stole
to make a purr e. The storekeeper
could not stake t e correct change for
the hill hand . hini ; so Mr. Hoak
walked nut in eat of someone who
could. Reside the oor outside was
an old negro sitting r a Mix whittling
a stick. "Uncle," he *id. ''cnn you
chang_,' a twenty dollar hill?" At first
the negeo t)Dted tip in rpriaten,
seeing Ons aaruest lgok it Mr. to 's
face, he haatilir ruse, t riff his
slouch hat, bowed and said, •"IDeed are
Ah cain't. bees; Mit Ah ' dates de
honor you has eonftehed -
de same!"
Anything to Please.
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If you liall trouble with prepared
Cake Icing, it was not Cowan's.
-Even a 'Child can , ice : a
porfoctly, in three
{'r•' mi;.ut!'s, with- Cowan's
• -Eight• delicious'
flavor:. Sold evo`ryt5O'here.
The COWAN CO. Liaised. TORONTO. 73
s,
dat
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necessarily tapght hien anything not
• 1 Fal•
A Symptom, •
-
Alderman Smith's batty was Laing r}
christened, and - everybody present t,
was complimenting the happy par
encs. ."1 rselieve,' maid tju• proud
another, "that he is going to be a
4,...e twlitietan some day.' "Why ?"
asked he 4.n,TcTy ttsced fathrt -• t riff.
because be crawls outof everything aq
easily." said the wife, smiling lip into
her husband's farce.
Who Was u, Anyway 4 "
The inen in the i'ullntnn smoker
were arguing as to who was the great•
est inventor. Use said Stephenson,
who invented the locomotive and
tmade feat travel-Ilpt Bible. Another
declared it was the men w io ,
the compete., WhIcirenebled=arum-
navigate the seas. Aputhei• contended
on. c, u.4,' for Ediaon. Still another for the
Wrights. Finally one of them ltn•ned to
et little men who had remained 'dent :
"Whom do you thinki' "Veil," he
Gerserally speaking, a waiter's lee is weld, with a hopeful smile, "the man
not a moth Welly happy one. A fttp ty who Invepted latareat was no slouch,"
individual enteied it reptant/tot t'be
other day. "%Vsiter," he maul, i
begin pp nyslers. One dozen-Tilue\
Pointe, mind ; i like then, on the deepp
shell, not too Iarga tior yet ton small.
Choose them carefully, end rememlwr
you must not bring me any that are
not fresh and plump.' 'Yes, sir,''
said he waiter sardonically. "an'
would you like 'ern with p"arl, in 'ern
or without, sirT _ -
Davis' Menthol Salve IS a bandy,
pleasant and eMcacioue household
remedy for inset 1 en I mosquito bites
and stings, skin (iseases, piles, etc.
Try It. 25c per tin.
ft.
His First Brief.
A young lawyer waw perambulating
`(he courts with alt air of ace reel y awing
*ale to find time to d•, anyi bine
when his boy (racked hint down in
onn,ot the corridnre. "(11t, sir!" steel
the "there ie it man at your °Mee
with a hrfel, sir." "What, tt brief !
(creat heaven !" And the young fellow
began to run through the pawing's as
fast at be could for leer the prey
s'ionld Psnmpa• Idm. "Stop, sir, atop!"
rried the boy, who Could srareely keep
trace. "Yon need not hurry,•sir; I've'.
locked him in!" '
4.a.,
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IS 1lill le
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of 1 l uron. l)eerin}; machinery
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REPAIRS KEPT I;ONSTAN I LY iN HAND,
ytais:, ll \ till are I+11\ Ill r
Cream Separ.Uor, let us shots' ybu the
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HUGH ROSE
IMPLEMEN+ DEALER HAMILTON ST., GODEItICH
Our Shoes Will Shine
gloriously when e o in pared '
with ordinary footwear. They
are so mulch smarter in thape
and finish. The saute mow
ritn•ity is apparent whether,
you look at oily shoes
for Children or Grown-ups
'file test of it is, too, that
they wear as well as they took,
,ind keep their good shape
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