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CIVIL ENGINEERING
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AUUIiAN M. KOblSK'1b. CIVIL
and Hydnulle engineer. Uetarls Lod
OneUUS Mdsan Bock, Ooderba, earner
Msatreal street, ToMpbo•s Ix.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. CALLOW. M. B.
(lies and MsYeses. berth street, Oodtaziet.
,seta of (bests Basketry omoe. Telephone VI
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DRuUUP'O1T. HAYB A KILLOH-
AN. kaninan. sollefwre, notaries pabee.
=no fro the Maritime Court, eta Private
ffindd. to Had at lowest rates of Interest
01111•5UWRAM.. W.
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Maus. utrsst tie. Oftiew-
r:d.rka, WW1 deo, from
CHARLES °ARROW, LLB.. BAR-
R18T>Q. atteeneys, salutes, tttu, owe -
nob. Meese A Nat at levet num
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JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
notary (less answam Uadirice tine public
11i3IIIIAUCL LOANS, ETC.
Tk
1ew.s of the gistriet
41re.
Jobs 1►eoher, & pioneer remi-
t of Hay township. is dead at Zur
at the age of sighty.two yeau•s.
MrsJab. Stewart, a native of Scot, -
laud. and • resident of Howick since
1871 died on Monday. February 18th.
Hassey Neeh hag disposed of his
f•rtu on the Babylon line, Hay towo-
shipp too his brother, Jacob Neeb, for
O•sper Wainer has purchased do1.
Zimmerman's farm on the Goshen
line, for $8,7110. 1'br farm cont•ina
180 sores.
The death occurred in Seaforth nn
Tuesday, 14th inst., of Eleanor Mason.
wife of Jodab Tyarman. She was in
her sixty-eighth year.
-Mrs Henry Wuren, a daughter of
the late Daoiel Zeller, of Zurich. died
last week at her home at Pigeon,
Mich.. after a long illness.
Horace Cumming., one of the oldest
residents of Grey township. .is dead
after a week's illness of pneumonia.
He was in his eightieth year.
Joseph Archer, an old resident of
Huron county, died at ilia hone in
Seaforth on Wednesday of last week.
He
we. in his eighty-third year.
.1. C. Kalhfleiach has diepoeel of his
farm on the 14th concession of Hay to
the present tenant, Nelson J. Masse,
for $7,5011. The farm contains 175
acres.
The death of Burkhart Bender took
place in Howick on January 31st.
He was born in Germany in P458 and
had lived In the township of Howick
ernes 1871.
('paper Walper has sold hi. faros s f
1&, ,u;ree, one mile east ut Zurich, to
Henry Neeb for *13.0111. This ie one
of the heat farms in Huron county.
All the buildings are in splendid con-
dition and the tend is in good shape.
The nuptial bow was tied on \Ved-
tiesday afternoon of last week be-
tween Hugh M. McKay, of Earl Grey,
task., and Miss Janet Isabel Melons,
of Grey township. Rev. A. C. Wis-
hart.
ithart, of rirusvele, performed the. cere-
MOny.
The marriage was solemnized at
London on Saturday, llth inst., of
Miss Edna ('opp and James E.
Doherty, both of Clinton, Tbe cere-
mony was performed by Rev. U. H.
Dunne. formerly rector of St. Paul's
church, Clinton.
A team belong.ag to W. 1). Sanders,
of Stephen, broke through the gang-
way above the rrotbouse the other
day. The team were raised by block
and tackle and but. for a few scratches
were none the worse as a result of
their experience.
A quiet wedding was solemnize' in
Trivatt Memorial church. Exeter, by
Rev. W. D. Collins. on Wednesday
afternoon of Iaat week. The prin-
cipals were Miss Amelia Pauline Oke.
of Exeter, and Charles Ernest Dale,
of St. Thomas.
Tbe death of an old resident of Clin-
ton took place last weea when Ed-
ward Merman was called away after
an illness exteoding over three years.
He was sixty-four years of age and is
ant rived by his widow. two coos and
eight daugnters.
A cow belonging to John Mustard,
of the 2od line of Morris, died the
other day without the cause of her
sickness being determined. It was
decided to investigate the cause and •
thrte-inch nail was founi driven into
the tapered end of the heart.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of William Stook, Battleford.
Sask., on January 311th, when hie
sinter. Mrs. Nettie Soole Stevens,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Soole, of Seafortb, was united in mat -
tinge to Stanley N. Davidson, of
Batt ledxd.
A pioneer resident of ljullett town-
ship passed over to the Great Beyond
on Thursday, February Ath, in the
person of Jessie Anderson, widow of
the Tate James Lowrie. She bad
reached the advanced age of eighty-
three years and six months.
Death of D. M. Gordo'. Wtngham.
W iugham host a gooa citizen on
Tuesday of laat week. when death re-
moved Donald MacKay Gordon. He
had been identified with the commer-
cial, moral and religious interests of
the town for many years. ' He was
born In Scotland in 1837 and had been
• resident of Wiogbam since the year
1878.
The Late James Stewart. of Stanley.
By toe death of James Stewart, of
Stanley, o.o Sunday, February llkb,
another pioneer has been 'removed.
Mr. Stewart first sew the light of day
in Antrim county, Ireland, on Novem-
ber 17th, 1824. When be was eight
years of rage the family came to Can-
ada and settled new Smith's Falls,
where the deeeaaed grew to manhood.
For set eel years be engaged in tim-
bering operations on the Ottawa and
St. Lawrence' Riven and in naviga-
tion hots the port of Buffalo. It, 1801
the family moved to the township of
Stanley, where the subject of this
notice boatels on lot 27 on the 4th con-
cession, whish was his home for fifty-
seven years. Forty-three year• ago
be was united in marriage to Mow
Mary Berkley. who predeceased him
twelve yeas. A family of one coo
and three daughters survive.
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ICAOICAO (000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
hates Mea ApW to ]t. O. CA.M-
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narrator. r. Masizan street Osdsriak.
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ARCHITECTURE
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THE FIRE AT HENSALL.
Dteestrous Co&Aagntion • Severe Blow
to Several Stmnese Men.
The news disastrous fire in the his-
tory 4,1 Hensell took place on Tueday
morning, 11th Inst_, when a large por-
tion of the business part of King
street north was swept away.
Shortly Moore 11 o'clock Neuss were
sten corning from the rear of J. B.
MoArthur's hardware store An alarm
wise at once given and th• engine
totals out. hitt it was out of ordw! and
would nos, work. The flames aeons
spread to R. f)ryadair's shoe more,
E. Beanie's ganeral wore and Mell on-
sll's hardware store, all In the Rennie
Monk. end so rapidly did they spread
and so Intense was the hest that little
mold he dent' to save Mocks we other
property T. Perfume's show oases
and some of hie goods were sawed hat
hie hainehnld efforts wbisi were up -
emirs woe. all deafa•oyed.Moot of theNeter* wine torelad not
M least we shop. itt4I. arir•rtity
NAL GIODER1c H
THBR•DAT. Fss>6ArtT3flf Wil 3
of furniture and bedding was saves)
from the Ouwtnereial buss!. Tis
stocks of J. B. McArthur, R. Drvsitsie.
E. Rennie and J. It O. hlcthwell were
entirely deetroyrd, as the fury of the
dames was so greet and the progress
so rapid that nothing could he dune.
A number of men mounted the roof
of the Boll block and owing to this
double tite wall between it and Mc-
Donell's wocceded iu staying the prog-
rem of the Haute,.
Strange to relate the woolen stables
and buildings to the roar of the burn-
ing blocks were practically untouched,
as the sparks and cinders seemed to
blow over them.
The losses are difficult to estimate.
The boss on the Commercial hotel and
c mtenl s would apps oxinnate *8,t$J) to
$10,001t The toss to Fred. Manna will
he small. as most of his fixtures were
saved. T. Parlmer hest all the con-
tents of bis restsursot except those in
t wo ca sea. He has $1,000 ineuranee.
.1. B. McArthur carried a full stark of
hardware and, though inured, his loss
will be be toy. K. Drysdale hod a
stock of boots and shorn worth over
*i.0*i) with partial insurance. Me-
I)ooell Bros.' loss is estimated at over
11124,l PIJO.
A number of rnen with pails oaf water
saved the hotel sheds and the salter
buildings in the rear. Tbe residents of
R,oek street were kept buoy reap--
plashing
etie=gui.hing cinders which alighted on
the roofs and aides of the footle
houses.
The plate glass in the store windows -
on the south side of King street was
nearly all cricked by the intense beat
and the woodwork badly blistered
T. Murdoca found the change made
in the fixation of the Cowmercisl
hotel shed a blessing in disguise. as
had the buil.liegs remained as they
wove • year ago his residence and
stables would hive been destroyed..
Mts. T. Perluser, who has been ill
for soups time. had a Muse call. The
HON. H. H. ASQrITH, Premtier of
Great Britain, who now faces a must
vital session of Parliament.
first intimation of the fire she received
was from cinders falling on her bed.
She was assisted out, but had sbe re-
mained a minute longer her escape
would hay. been shut off.
It is tbs geoersl opinion that with
good fire appliances the fire could
Nervous
Prostration
For Three Years
"Dr. Miles' Restorative Nerv-
ine cured me of a period of
nervous prostration of over three
.'ears duration, and the Anti -
Pain Pills are as necessary to
us as the roof of our house.
They have been household rem-
edies with us for many years."
WM. . LOUGHRAN,
1214 Catherine St.,
Philadelphia, Penna.
Much sickness is due to nerv-
ous troubles. Headache. diz-
ziness, epilepsy and insanity are
nervous troubles. Then there
is a large ciass of disorders
which arise from a weakness of
the nerve. of an organ Or part.
as weak lungs. heart. stomach.
kidney. bladder. eyes. etc.
Dyspepsia and indigestion are
usually the result of nervous
disorders
Restorative
soothes thmseem, and
assists the nerve cells to genet
ate nerve force.
Mee miss se peen ertisdIst Me shoos*
r�1p.N ,ra
y red ha Noe woo. rood se
tl Ya. we N... ed Maea1<
*0. Mail* MIDIOA1. ea.. vsesesq
bah been contloel t.. .A ooupie
stem.
The Insurance so tar as ws cam learn
ia its follow*: Ontuaercid hotel,
*1.0II9 nn building ; T Par$'ser, 411.000
nn stock mead bousehold effects ; B.
Rennie, *1.1110 on Perlfpet building ;
J. B. McArthur. IMAM oe stock : J. t
('. Me i)uoe11, I*1 R111 on stock, and
H. Drysdale *2.0(11) on stock. The
Ramble block w•e insured for *8.000
and Fred Mattes had 9400 on his fix-
tures.
The guests and boarders in the Com-
mercial hotel were atoused in time to
save their effects.
BLYTH.
TUESDAY. Feb.21st.
HOCK LY.-Tbe Brucefleld hockey
team ere not satisfied with the trim-
ming they received at the hands of
our boys hast week and now want to
meet our team on the Seaforth rink.
However, we can't see how t.bey will
be able to play any better tbere than
they did at -Clinton and they certainly
got it good beating there.
Done() WELL. -P. Douglas., a
former employee of the Bank of Ham-
ilton here, who for the past few years
has been manager of :t hank in the
West, has realigned hie position and is
going into partnership with his
father in-law, F. F. Dalley, in the
wholesale spice business at Hamilton.
Before settling down to business be
spent a few days of the past week
with his mother and other relatives
here. His many friends here,ere glad
to we that he is getting along so well.
THE FINAL KALI. -Miss Armour,
who at one time resided here. but who
has been in London for the peat few
the, lied there and her relusins
were brought here Monday of this
week and wete conveyed to the Union
cemetery.... .A number from town
went out to the funeral of Mrs. J.
Scott in Eat Wawanosh last Satur-
day.... .Mr,. A. Cantelon, who has
been w resident of ston•n for a long
(Inc.rpassed away Isis Tuesday atter
w lingering illness. Thr remains were
conveyed to the Union cemetery on
'Thursday. Thor left to mourn her
are her bereaved husband and son,
the latter residing iu Goderich town-
ship.
C. P. R. HAS IT. TROCBLEe,-The
C. P H. has been baying a commies -
able amount of trouble on this section
the, past week. In the Met place, last
Tuesday the snowplow went off the
track and it was not put -lm *gain un-
til Thursday evening. Then on Fri-
day evening as the express was com-
ing from Walton, about half -way to
Blyth the engine struck and killed
three valuable horses belonging to the
Macdonald boys, of Motru. It seems
that the horses got away from the
stable and wandered to the track and I
the engineer did not see thew moil
too late. The track for over half a
mile had parts of tbe horses aces tered
along. There were not many pa. -
Gangers on the train and those that
were on were driven to town by a
farmer. After the accident the en-
gine came to the station here and got
the section gang and some others to
go down to help with the baggage car,
which had been derailed. About 11
p. m. the car was placed on the track
and the train then proceeded to Gode-
r•ich after picking up the, passengers
at the station here. The loss will be
very severe if it baa to he borne bi-
ll. owners, but some thine the rail-
wayloncpany will have to pay, as the
fence was duwn at the lime.
PERSONAL A N D GENERAL. -The
shredded wheat social held iu the
Methodist church on Monday evening
wan a grand success. There was a
good attendance and a very good pro-
gram, had been prepared E.
Adams went W Brussels on Monday
to teach F. Stanton the art of uglily- •
ing. Mr. Streunn could root base got 1
a bettetsman for the porpoise outside
the cities. as Mr. Adams is a thorough i
,}
artist Last Wednesday evening I
two loads from town went out to two
different couptry dances, one at. Robt.
Powell's nod the other at H. Jar kson'.
in Morris. Both parties report bay-
ing bad a good time Mr. and
err Jae. Clientele entertaed a num-
ber of their friends at a progressive
euchre party last Friday evening at
their home. A splendid evening was
spent. t)r. McTaggart was the lucky
mad. carrying off the prim Quite
a number from town attended a dans
at Mr. Logan's last Friday evening
All seemed to enjoy tbeinsrlves
Frank McPhee...an is 'this week in
Peterbcro' attending a Provincial con-
vection of hardware merchants, alta
visiting his mother north of Toronto.
it will riot be long now until the
rural telephone here will be in full
swing. Tbe management have given
the position of operators to Mrs. J.
Bennet and her daughter and we
undetstaod they are getting it done
very cbeapl as the operators have
to toe on duty, all the time A.
Taylor. of Port Stanley, visited his
brother bore last week. Mrs.
gpatfoid, mother of the C. P. R.
agent, in on the sick list.. . J.
Elliott, of The Standard, has been at
bid bone in Howick for the past
couple of weeks suffer ieg from an at-
tack of appendicitis. We are glad to
learn be is improving and will soon
return to U'wn accompanied by his
tnwily S. H. Godley is confined to
the house with an attack of rheuma-
tiaw.... F. McIntosh. of town, shipped
al car of heavy- horses to the West
on Tuesday, *Cc nnpanylog them.
They were all a gond looking claw of
hones and ought to Ming a big Drill
out there Mrs. McTaggart, of
Chlselhurst, visited her sons in town
this week 1. Cott and Mie Mc -
Arun spent Monday at the latter'• horn•
in Brussels A. Rahbick and J.
Heffrnn spent Monday with friends in
unknow .. J. Settlers wee in
Uoderich Thursday of hast week
Mrs. Fyle, who had dans visiting in
Toronto. returned home Friday nsgbt.
F.. Watson shipped a car of
oattM via C. P. R. last Saturday to
Toronto .. A. Wells left this week
for Peterhnro', wberw he has assured •
Pond podtiotl in a large electricalma-
thou .... F .
If ram have Backache yea hese
K'nlney t)i .sag. If you neglect
Backache it win .i.•v.•t..l1 tato
aoms
eseth.ag worms -Hugh. • Die -
env Of Diabetes. There is on
u.e rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cute the kidneys. There
is only one kidney medicine put
it cures Backache eery time-
Dodd's
Sidney
Fills
Ahe Martin says : 'Ph' feller that
don't advertise may Imo.. his own
business, but nobody else does.
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FOR OUT DOOR WORK
IN WET WEATHER
NOTHING EQUALS
43a way
WATERPROOF
CLOTHING
TO KEEP YOU catty.
Mei. far hard .rvi.. and
Boot Molars Eerytehr..
TOWER CANADIAN OILED
CL9THING CO., Lro.
Toronto. Canada. till
•
Select
Groceries
cern
Nothing Doing.
Direr, ma pa. ing for hat lonelier".
"%t'hr la it,- he asked, with his
Isom kitting smile '(bat restaurant,
always have ehar,ntng nsablera lr'
-you.... got ern, reg on !nor chin.
slate.. • said the biteineselike young
Wonsan h ebur! the leek, hemline him
his (beings gad tran,fwnlpg bee atter,
West to the tear eat la sec -miaow
Tribune
Hera st'.' a few of the
many lines in which we
can give you excellent
value :
SALMON
CHEESE
MARMALADE
STARC H
SUGAR
ORANGES
LEMONS
RAISINS
CURRANTS
SPICES
NUTS
t:te.. Etc.
Sturdy & Co.
'Phone Al The figure
etsiesosesesseseawrawe
'151:" D. MILLAR & SON
'Phone
56
SPECIAL SHOWING dF
DRESS LINENS
This season we are featuring Thistle Dress Linens. Tbesq
Linens are exclusively confined to ourselves. They are
distinctly 11p -too -date in style, finish and coloring. They
come in all the newest as well es all the staple color logs and
are suitable for suiting., blouse skirts and coat..
THISTLE REPP THISTLE REPP
Thistle Repp for sesta, skirt* and coats is without equal. 1l
comes in eight celoringe and ahonld prove a popular seller. Twetity-
eight inches wide, 200 pet paid
THISTL>r MERCERIZED STRIPED REPP
This Hepp in one of the most styli.), we hits ever shown and will
make very dressy suits and coats. Ttrenty eight inches wide, 30o
per yard.
VESTINGS VESTINGS VESTINGS
We are showing a nine( complete range rf Vesting• in white.
eoru and black, in the daintiest designswe have ever shown, at 1IBC.
20a. lata 30o and see per yard. -
Special value in Cotton Voiles 15c per yard.
IRONCLAD SUITINGS
ironclad Muitings ate the rotrert thing for hays' and girls' wear.
They are the toughest wearing mats•r'nl nut -le, absolutely fast color,
200 per yard.
McCall's Patterns and Publications
t 54 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE Tim 56
•WE HANDLE THE SHOE THAT HAS STYLE AND
COMFORTABLE QUALITY
ENTIRELY BEYOND THE
HARTT
SHOE
Young Ween Opp-eciate
this shoe, hecaupe it bas
the ia•est thing in finish
and style; and because
there are added to this
rnanv lfttTe original
*ouch&. which give he
Hartt Shoe its distinctive
individuality.
Older men like the aboe
because the range includes
lasts that fit the font and
that give real foot comfort.
All are of leathern that
guarantee the shoe lung
life.
our large range of new ones willcortbin:e you.
Up-to-date *pairing
No Sick Person can Afford
to throw away this chance to get a 50c. bottle of
Psychine FREE
'Ala being in is curious busises.
It usually commences 1a a subtle
Cashion. almost unconsciously.
Yet 11 you do not check your illness.
It grow and grown.
had ole file day you *ad you're
sick.
_ * tot *
The greatest scavengers of th• body
are the white corpuscles, or phagocytes
1■ the blood.
These- White remedials attack and
eat up every germ of disease flat In-
vades the body
That 1s when they are sarong *Dough
sad in *eldest nam► -n
If they're wet etpoeg enough, then
Sher wage as unequal warfare until
they ars finally nverrome by their
more powerful esemsee
The body becomes steadily sicker
sad sicker uttl actual dieser sets fa
a ! *
Now we have had all eerie of se -
called corm
Aad • cent many people have *W-
eevilly endangered Mair health es
t.rt.entlee wlti team
Bet year. a*s- ROGINO even as3.re
was able to ten tee W the tight louse
towel rot dMvtr vl• berm ester.'.
ewe remedies
Mew that eatmmy dos till se ea else
torte eertalaty we ire why aerials
kerb mere dImeas
wire smplibi lbw
aft) -
A third of • easter? alp PteyeMi*e
made remarkable cures.
Today It 11 making rss•rkS is
CURS.
1a the interim, miniome of bonito et
Psyeblae have been said
Hundreds et thousands et people
made well and kept well
Wby'
Because Puytilne is largely mode rap
of those herbs that scientists now blow
Inv -mime and strengthen the white cor-
puscles, the
orapuscles,the phagocytes
That's why we have received bum
drv.le of themles& ed mo ons:Med tes-
timonials.
eltimonials. that's irk, we spa afford
to buy and give away kwadnds of
thousands of Naeem betties of Puy -
claim.. that's why Psyching asmets
these diseases:
Asps
week Lease
Week Tele,
*pram weke e
sir Desna
ChsasvW Aara-s
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