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THE
ORIGINAL
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ONLY
GENUINE
EWAR•E
OF
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TIONS. MITA-
TIONS.
ULD ON
THE
MERITS ON
1ew� of the Sistriet.
Miss Ellen Blio/Mroan, of the application from Mr. Town. 111
$ruble line, Stanley, dledon Thursday spite of the fact that lir. Kerr "woe
of last week after a brief (linear'. She the properly. the cuwwiriuntrs dr"
was sixty-eight years ut age. chard in favor of Mr. Town.
The total business assessment of the South Norco Licensee
town N Riucatdine fur the year lull At the meeting of the licenser hoard
LI $$77,$4. Tbe population is 2,631, a of commissioners for South Huron, tbe
decrease from last year of about 140. application of John Coxworth. for
Rev. A. I). (H. hler, pastor of the Queen's hotel, Hensel!. was laid over
Evangelical church at Zurich. closed for further consideration. Jnr. Zile?.
hie pa.tut•ate at that place on Sunday of Mount Carmel, and B. Cuouiog-
last. His new charge iN at Milverton. hate, of Khlva, were Riven three
Samuel raasmore. of Uebor•ne, a months to sell out. Stephen township
long and patient eofisrer from cancer, is rapidlyetting license reduction.
is dyad at the ige of fifty -live years. without a Iocel option bylaw. Two
He ie survived by his wife and five Yearn ago nine !locums were issued in
children. that township, but for the coming II-
A bullet from a 22 -calibre rifie tense year only four were stowed. In
broke a pane of glass in the window of ell thirteen licensee have been issued
a mots w Exeter in which the Misses in South Huron for this year.
t'arling were sitting. The bullet FOR AGED PEOPLE
afte. ward• was found in the room,.
IINARD'S AmBoerbiecun cPiatiwsoanr, aanvateloarnweorf rehse
LINIMENT
deunAur pofril Wa
13tlton, died it Delis tie, Sask..
h. He bad been s prow -
BOOK BINDING
MAGAZINES,
PTRIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
:uod or repaired,
GOLD LETTERING
p on LEATHER GOODS
Maga u T E eingaLOusbt
dedbo on levies
A. K. TAYLOR. STRATFORD
CIVIL ENGINEERING
VAUGHAN M. RUbhteTti, CIVIL
ad Hydraulic Engineer, Ontario lead
Meatiest wrest. T atu)odeatm r
owner
MEDICAL
ioent werub r of the Masonic Order
Mee the year IMOH.
Tuesday evening of laid week Rev.
John Kenner, of Mitchell, tied the
matrimonial knot between Richard
Philter, of Clinton, end Miss Mary C.
Ethical. of Mitchell. The young couple
will reside at Clinton.
The death of ('hsiles Avery, of
Morningside, Alberta, took place on
April Ilth. Mr. Avery was well
known about Clinton. as his parental
bone was attired halt -way betwteu
Clinton and Brucefield.
While engaged breaking in a colt
Wen. R. Gallagher, of near Bluevale.
had his arm dislocated as a result of
the animal rearing and falling on him.
Tbe accident will prevent him from
doing active work for some time.
Ansngements have been completed
between the North Huron Telephone
Co. and the South Bruce Telephone,
en., whereby the subscribers of the re-
spective trompaniea are given certain
privileges on the different systems.
UR W. F. GALLOW, M. B. A. M. Crawford. the Winghat
Osesand Nrmoe.b w ct, �
" agent for the Ford Automobile Co., re-
uortk et C '.7 R.sf.tn oAlTsMv°• rs, 'Yea' carload of autos a fewCdays
a
ago, the first shipment of its kind that
LEGAL has ever been received in Wingham.
He expects another car in a few day'.
PRUUDYOUT, HAYS A K ILLOR- Jame street Methodist church, Ex -
AN. barium.. seueitors, neterfespabuo eter, which has been renovated and
ptieWes is the Maritime Court. eta Private extensively altered, was reopened on
ittaas to teed at lowers rater of intermit Sunday.April 18th. Rev. Dr. C'sr-
osp�os�, snot Ad. Naoare, ooderica. w. pt
ROQutrt>OT F. C., 1Z C. HAYS, J. 1. man, general superintendent of the
FR.L0ILA N. Methodist church in (Canada. preached
two forceful sermons on the occasion.
MG CAMERON, K. C., BAREt18-
•torkiainthon thread.. t ch, Public. door metro a
Idasare.
CHARLES (JARROW, L.L.B., BAR
iU$TER. attors•1,. iritdter. ete... Mode
rites. Mesa to lead at lowest rater.
�O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
• uj�tko street!rlOOlioderbs�O°L public
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
IAcK11.LGP MUTUAL FIRE IN
lift ef 1)11 A N C h C O.-7 arm and taOI.Ied
town eroperty ttru■vd.
unneere-J. B. Msl..an. Pees.. tleatonh P.0 -
Jae Connolly, Yaw -Pres. (lode:len P. U.•
Tltoa.as . ba7•, heal roes.. usatorth 1'. u
tllxretara - W se. CW essay. cantonal ; John
IL Grieve, Winthrop ; Willman Ruut.. Constance;
'Jean lsennewwr. lhoolwaen; James hvasa,
flesobwoed • John Watt, Redoes ; Malcolm
Mohnen. tk a,iasld.
Agana: J. W. Yeo. Botmeevtlle; R.ttmlt4
Nar1°•k ; Jaa Cnnuuings. hermondviie ; It:.
WeohMy. tiestotth. euttey•a.adere urn pay
a.w•ee.ew .tai set Wes nude raOriptsd at
lbw t knowa'a....ilates, et at R. 11. L'an'e
iseery. hien, l° Asset. meas •10b.
X10 000 boon..`Apply to.PRIS
0. CAM
&tw.•t. brrnesir, lgammiasma.
ltt.r street mias.
Coe of the oldest and most highly
esteemed residents of Brucefield vicin-
ity, to the person of Mex Duncan
McDonald, died on Sunday, April
ldth, aged seventy-eight years. Sbt
was a native :of Perthshire, Scotland,
and came to Canada with her husband
in the year tannin
After a prolonged illness, borne
with great patience, one of the old
rsideota of Howick, in the person of
Aire. Arthur Fitch, pawed away on
Tbursdsy morning, April 210th. Her
husband and a family of three sons
and one daughter are left tc mourn
her lose.
The death of Mrs. John Dodds, of
the lith concession of McKillop, came
on Saturday, April 13th, after three
weeks' illness of typhoid fever. She
was in her forty-uioth year. The
circumstances surrounding her death
'are particularly sad; as two of the
children ale now suffering from the
same malady and another is just
'recovering.
1 J. M. Broderick, son of \Ir. and'Mrs.
John Broderick, of Exeter, who has
been assi.tsnt accountant for the Na-
" • INSURANCER. ROBERTSON. Lionel Drug Company at London, has
INSURANCE AOENT.1 been appointed accountant of the Re -
has Ann Iran sue : brutes, CrssdL& and gine blanch office. Before leaving for
the %Vest the staff of the Forest City
ted hfm with a trunk sad
Asrrioaa.
OniDapT, ntositga• AND AMPLOTLO' LIABIL-
ITY
innet
ITY : 1be looses Aoctdrnt and Osar.ates
..sepnratba, Limited. of London, king.
PID•UTT ASD (Danurraa humus : The U.S.
MOO t7 and Ooataate•t:ompony.
WDa David ss Maes 'news Iowner Of bis
U OHN W. C1tAIUIK, LIFE, FIRE
g
-cast i awl stool o alr+•tanu• au
insurstars. Agent toe
ass sewed os beg: Maas and at beast ratss.
.-ell at ensues, metier West emit std $quer
re •aarwo J. W. cb.lWta, u00.ncO. that.
Me &see at
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IN *LIMA IS h h.1,LY , .1. P..
UVL11aUCH. UN'a.
ISSUER OF MAItItLAOE LUCZNe11B.
WLANE. 188UBR OF MARR1-
• Alii ogees... tlod.rioh. OaL
SHAVING PARLOR
REDFORD BLOCK BAttBER SHOP -
JI, -TW well-known and pepula.t stand
sort•!. Its p.trates tae beat ••rvtee 1n shaving
anksea.c 17 �usU lebbandeta., eta. ladies' .� ev.ployed.
k ear 1wIO0ssss cow ti apprec..tad. b. It
HUYMI►Y1, empower.
ARCHITECTURE
ARTHUR J. BARCLAY, MEDAL
Wer, Koyal 'natant* bntrh Architects
t..rtdesoe- Smatla Hoose. Oese k. residences
de
tails and et eoaseattone prepared for
and public be dier ,- i. orre..potdetwe 1r-
vtud.
AUCTIONEERING
'I hUMAb UUNONA, LI STOUR
1 and 5reeral .eoNso•o.. . Mims or, deet•
street once iw wn1 hr tonne at alt news
warm as e.-7t.s cater. retina re•.ons ss ass
RTsr*r seed to Ore you ru.taeUov.
- - lrYfiC
nOVICRICM 0ONRSRVATORY OF
to MUttie.
1. R Ntsi.., L 1.1 . M. England', 1 T. C.
M. 11'Nuute.. atynatst Kang oaeroi. roses eel
Ism aria. end prase. hors ser, eeeatrrpuat.
era A. tt. toua plies. earrrea eos.ter
post No Mare Atrnsaw. k
=Sane MID Rsisrcar--yeses. A. IL
frsowe r.asaellt.. seller .ad danig(ns. For
Imres amities aa M Mara Me . Nib •l t.•e
' knee, towel
office presen
an umbrella.
Before George Wilson and family.
of Grey township, removed to their
new home at Woodstock, a farewell
party was held at their home and Union
church presented Mrs. Wilson with a
well-filled puree in recognition of vat•
uahle services rendered to tbe church.
Mrs,. Wilson also was the recipient of
A handsome jewel case from her Sab-
bath school class. ,
••Hilldt•npp Farm," the home of Sam-
uel Oluff, Tuckeremith, was the scene
of a pleasant event on Wednesday of
last week. when his third daughter,
Miss Myrtle M., becanoe the bride of
C. R. Moore. of Toronto. The cere-
mony was performed at high noon by
Rev. C. C. Oouzens. of Hensen, in the
preaeoce of only the immediate rel.-
tives. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will reside'.
in Toronto.
After a short illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. James Quinlan died at her resi-
dence In Egmoudv-ille on Monday of
last week. Deceased,' who wee in
her sixty-fifth year. was a native of
Ireland. Her parents eettled in Mc-
Killop when she was fifteen years of
age. After her marriage to James
Quinlan. they lived in Hibbert town-
ship, whence they moved to Kgmond-
ville about nineteen yams ago The
deceased is survived by bee husband,
one s.'n and two brothers end a sister.
An Old Resident of Grey.
Followibg an illness of about a epee
from pleurisy and pneumonia, the
death of Alex. McKay took ttlace et
h.a holier at Ethel on Tumidity of law
week. He was seventy-four years of
age. His health for the past ten years
had not hewn mimed, as he was a suf-
ferer from rheumatism and other all
menta. The deceased was a native of
Inverness, Pe -ottani. and bad resided
In (trey township for the last forty-
five ye/ire
Norte Heron Licenses
OW Folks Should Be Careful ,o Their
Selection of Regulative Medicine.
We have a safe, deprudable and al-
together ideal remedy that is particu-
larly adapted to the requirements of
aged people and portions of weal coo-
stitutiona who suffer from constipa-
tion or other bowel disorders.. We
are so certain that it will relieve these
complaints and give absolute ratisfar
tion io every- particular that we offer
it with our pet•a.tnal guarantee that it
shall cost the user nothing if it fails to
subata.,tiate our claims. This remedy
idcalled Retell Orderlies.
Retell Ordetiire have a soothing.
healing, strengthening, tonic and reg-
ulative ac, ion upon the how -Ag. They
rrutove• all irritation. dryness, sore•
nem and weakness. Tiley' restore the
bowels seal a•W,t•iale otgrets to more
vigorous and healthy activity. They
are eaten like candy. may i.e taken at
any time without inconvenience, do
not cause any griping. uausea.
rbm•a, ezcrrsive looseness. flatulence
or other disagrreit hie effect. Price 'L 5c.
and 10e. 8old only at our store--Tbe
Rexall Store. H. C. Dunlop, eau
side of Square.
A meeting of the North Hurn
license commieninneri was held in
Wingham on Monday of haat emelt.
The hotel license. frit the en•oting year
were granted es follows W inghass-
Bru nswirk John Putland ; Qu.wn'i, J.
1-
J.
a ----- • K. Swart.. National, 1. W. Hansen
Vr' Ma. IN R
II Multi.eMange,
(R L.panl RI y--.1.
W. J. MUIR & CO.
Postponing an Issue.
"So your. husband" is perfectly will-
ing for you to become a eutit•agKette
••Yee." replied young Mu..'1'orkins,
"Oulv be is inclined to procrastinate.
He made rue promise tltrt I wouldn't
1 .lk about voting until I can precisely,
define teciprocity, the Monroe doc-
trine and the initiative and referen-
duu..•"-\Vasbington Star.
FOK BALD HEADS.
A Treatment That Costs Nothing it it
Fails.
We want you to try three large
bottles of Rexall 11cr' Hair Tonic on
our personal guarantee that the Iris)
will not cosi, you a penny if it doro not
give you ahs •lute Satisfaction. That's
proof of our Ltithin this remedy. and
tt should indisputably demt.ustrate
that we know what we are talking
about when we say that Rexall ••tri'
Hair Tonle will grow hair on bald
beads. except whet baldness hes been
of such long duration that the roots
of the bait are entirely dead. tbe fol-
licles closed and Kilian over, and the
scalp is glazed.
Remember, we are basing our'tett-
ments upon what has alreedv been
accomplished -by the use of Rexall "ler'
Hair Tonic. and we bare the right to
assume that what it has done for
thousands of others it will do for
you. In any event you cannot lose
anything by giving rt a trial on our
literal guarantee. Two sizes. 500. and
61.00 Remember you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store -The Rezall Store.
H. C. Dunlop. south side of Square.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
bringing the greetings of the Mnbo- 1 ♦ Good Defence Against
dint •burro of l'smada. Mr. MooreA g
pt enct.. eatsLai 1-ai'bitlmwing wHwa the White Plague
p1041$n »1Io church
t
.puke sle.ut the gi.at •$lest of um No one can afford to lessen thei- pro-
ep eno ion. .•f his cuutrtb, nod teen- during power to -day, and to have power
t.uieJ teat torte were many toohlen.s you must have good machinery.
to be noire 1. He rrviewe 1 the weak The humanb is the greatest ma -
of the various, iuststuai•.na of the chine ever produ -the most wttsdst-
ehur.•b. N.. Ido ne s lined by t efer- ful mechanism in be world.
ring te the trw.lut.iun of the liennral It is sheer economic waste not to keep
Conference is church a shun with the , your body in the best conditiun.
Evangelical As•o•9iatiou, 'l he addreet i There is no valid excuse for allowing
was forceful. m.ak.u;; a splendid lot- the tissues to become attacked by the
white plague. You need your health and
Canada needs you.
Insure against it by building up your
reserve form and bodily defences.
The best defence you can get is Nyal's
Cod Liver Compound. It builds up the
tissues and prevents disease.
A Aklicions tonic and a splendid vital -
Ise: puts on good. solid flesh, and makes
you feel fit for any task.
For the puny and backward child there
1. nothing -better. Nyal's Cod Liver Com-
pound will soon bring the roses back to
the cheek and give vigor and vitality.
Your own Druggist cheerfully guaran-
ties Nye's Cod Liver Compound.
Sold and guaranteed by :
F. J. RUTLAND S. E. HICK
H. t.. ..U- t ' • • b K. w1GLF_
0ODERICH
premium.
A lung discumion nit the subject of
church union was held, resulting in a
vote of 43 to Will favor of the union.
Rev. S. M. Matzoh opened the debate
en church union. He referred to the
financial situation nineteen years alto,
and to the prevent situation. At that
time a strong movement was Un foot
fur a union, .set largely because of the
btuguage difficulty It was defeated.
Nuw the I/Limonite problem is entirely
changed. tie then ..p,.ke on the vari-
o.ur financial obligati ions. to be assumed
should the church unite with the
Methodirte or remain in the Evangeli-
cal Association. Mr. Hauch then to
(erred to the spirituaI side of the ritu-
atiun. He touched on the simil.rity
of discipline, oo aro- cha'rcter of tie --
general officers of t he two eburcbe..,
bishop's. euperintenderte, etc ; on the
attitude of the two churches to the
great moral iustvem•-n' of tuc'ay.
Rey. O. Rn•wu. R.•v %V. E. !terse.
Mr. It. S. Faust (ley .1. -leg suit Rev. S.
F. Brown. it v. L. II \Vaguer, P. F, .
Rev. H. L. Meaner, ll. -t. 0 D D..mtn.
Rev. M. L. Wing. Iter. A Y. Hoist
and Rev. A. W. anon •• alio •poke.
Officers of the general miteumary
hoard were elected :•s ft.ltowe : Press -
dent. Rev. M. L. \Vuug ; vite-pie i
dent, Rev. L. H. Wegner; e.Cretin y,
Hev. 6. F. Brown ; treesurer, Rev. J
0. Lint. The eat Ie 's report on
statistics reported a g•ur.a1 tucree..
in all deptrtweti -. Hev. 0. D.
Denim was *Jetted ae C•'uferrnce
treasurer.
The report of the etati ing curomit-
tee was ss follows :
North district -J. G. Litt ; Water -
Ino. M. L Wing; B ideeport, C. K
Kiw1ike; St. Jac..hs, We O. Hahn;
Elmira, 1. G. burn: Hlwwtrd. W
Drier : Fairy Sound. J S.-hwalu. ;
Stratford. W. J Z.onwoman ; U --
towel. E. E. Donne ; WaUsoe. E. 11.
Dorah : Normandy. W. H. 8ipprll ;
Zurich. G. F. gown : Dashwo•.f, J.
H. Grensel a.•la ; Crediton, S. Bur. ;
Maitland. O. 0 Halhu+to ; M•idnuay,
L. Wirticb: Walkerton, R. A. Keku-
meo; Port Rheint, E. D. Becker; Han-
over, W. J. Yager: Chrsl.et. A. H.
Plvle.
Eastvdi.trict-8. R. Kne.•h'.1, P. E.;
Berlin. S. M. Manch ; New. Handsema,
J. C.,Morlceek: Soutber't Hope, K. M.
Gischler ; Nurcbenrt Hope D. IL
Bi nod ; Tavisuiek, E. H. liras; 8. b-
riogeille• G. D. Ilalton; Milverton. A.
D. Giscblrr: Ahlbnro. A W. Sauer;
Hamilton, D. H. Wing ; Taranto. H.
L. Mrn•ner ; Campden, K. M. Oral!:
Rainham, H. H. Leibitld and W. H.
Campbell; Morrie.... C. it Kautb ;
Hest.eler, W. IC. Bre-ex: Nisgare, E
S. Hiscnck ; B'enhe•nu, J. W. Ham-
mett ; Gainshorn, J. W. Been : Atte
prior. D. Kreih • t•entie ke, F. Meyer:
Itncktagbmn. N.•1i, Brittlisrlft Kiltaier,
H. G. U. Schmidt.
Nu.thwett di -mitt -le H. Wagner.
P. IC.; Wunuitwg. C. J. Hetotel;
Netido.f. H J Holts.aan: Melville in
be supplied: R•sth t•i. 1, K. •liidt:
Keua•ein, W. J. fedora :R :