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GOLD MEDAL
- FOR -
Ale and Porter
AWARDED
JOHN LABATT
AT ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION
1904.
Only medal for Ale in Canada.
Clandeboye.
Mre. Herbert has gone to London,
where she intends spending a time. -
George and Percy Dauncey have [tone
to Des Moines, U.S.A., to visit their
sister. -Miss Lou Hennessey has gone
to 8t. Thomas to visit her sister, Mre.
Hodgins.-Eslie Hodson and family
are moving to town this week. -We
understand Walter Hodgins, of let
con., has rented his place to Moore
Cunningham. -Fred Brown spent a
couple of days in London last week. -
There is a number round here suffer-
ing with la grippe. -Richard Carter is
all smiles, it is a boy. -Rey. Fair of
Elimville assisted Rev. Kerr in the re-
vival services last week. There is a
good attendance each evening. -Mr.
John Dixon of Walkervillo is renew-
ing acquaintances round here. -Miss
Olive McRann entertained a few of
her friends last Wednesday night.
They tripped the light fantastic till the
wee sma hours of the morning. -Mr.
Russell Denholm of Blyth is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. D. Cunningham. -Mr.
Will Davis, an old timer, after twenty
years absence, is visiting friends
around here. -Miss Forest was the
guest of Mrs. Eli Bice over Sunday. -
Mrs. N. E. Case visited at Mr. Thomas
Case's in Exeter this week.
llillsgreen.-After a sickness of sit
weeks John Arthur Reichert died Friday
Feb. 2flth. He was born in Itay Town
ship on the 7th of December, 1893. Six
weeks ago he failed In health but was
able to be around until three days be-
fore his death.
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p can handle a
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price for it.
We don't ask you one
dollar more for the piano
than your neighhhr pays
for it.
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School Reports
Following to the report of S. S. Nu. 14,
Stephen, based on weekly examinations,
--\'., M. Hanlon, M. Ifaynhant, I. F:Hsery,
3.. Coughlin, w. I lodgers. Sr. IV., E.
Brooke. F. Essery, L. Butt. 11. Anderson.
Jr. iV., M. Hanlon, S. Neil. Sr. I11., M
[(carnal'. It. llanlou, Sr. 11., D. Brooks,
L. Baynhani. L. Abbott, G. Hanlon, E.
Culbert, 11. Elston, E. Alexander, W.
Culbert. Jr. i1., H. Eeaery, V. Davis, L.
Hicks. It. )Mlle, F. lluxtable. 1't. Ir.,
(1. Cuits rt, M. Ilrown, 1. Alexander. l't.
1.. A. hicks. \V. llu:table, 1. Taylor.
M. Brown. L. Ellett, 1). Hackney, N.
1'axman. A. Swann, Teacher,
The folluwing is the report of S. S.
No. 3, L'eborle, for February. So:ne
of the pupils nhisaed an examination. -
t'on. Class. -Bottle Doupe :t.:., Alberta
1)oup 32 1. Sr. IV., J. MrC'urdy 297, Iea-
i ol1c Turnbull 2135, E. Shia r 278, It.Shit r
251). Jr. IV., A. Copeland 264, (J. Me.
curdy 214. Sr. 111., E. Doupe, 321), L.
11 rrls 289. Jr. Ili„ J. McCullough 3011
1. Irvine 298. R. Doupe 257. 0. Cope-
land 252. Sr. IL, May Ilodgert :121, 1
F'rancle 31 U, T. McCurdy :105, D. 11al-
four 21414. Jr. II.. Hoy Fletcher 272, 11.
Shute 25:l, L. McCurdy 217. (1. Copeland
128, G. Harsh 12::, It. It.ay 68. I't. iN;
11. McCurdy 146. l't. 1.. 11. Shier 125;
\l. McCurdy to -l. E. M. (;reason.ttac•her
Report of Shfpka Public School for Feb
tu.try, No. on roll 59. average ,7.U. -V„
1.. 1lariton 918. iV., V. Milner lleitt
Jr. 1V., 11. P'b:kbelner 1170. A. Fink-
Ixlner 1152. M. Flnktelner 1103. Lucy
Patton 958, A. Smith 886, Ii. Lex hr.or
66o, 1). O'Rourke 650, iii., T. Sp:ckett
11119. T. Krogh 1155. Jr. Iii.. M. I'Ick-
ering 1175, 8. Keogh lnt)4, V. S:.arp
1072, E. Robinson 910, M. Clark 896,
E. Lynch 972, J. O'Rourke 96LtI'earl
%Ving 789. B. Ilaynham 761, A. Gateer
716. A. Rrophey 462, It. (lower 405, E.
Ilaynham 251), (3. Hutchinson 100. Sr,
11.. It. Ilaynham 725, F. Webb 683, V:
Flnkbclnrr 680, E. F'Inkbelior 666. A.
Keogh 596. M. Pfaff 5;.m, W. 111uphry
'.42, T. Mason 509, M. Gower 4147. E.
llutchlnson :11.'., Jr. 11., 1. Schroeder,
138. W. ilaynhar) 414. 11. Lochner 231,
I. Sharp 183. (1. Clark 170. N. Arm-
strong 65. I't. II. S!.-1,. Schroeder
:117. M. Ilaynham) :1. G. 1i. Lynch 315
I.. Wing 309, D. !leotard 121, Pt. 11.
Jr, -(1. Flat 23:1. J. Lynch 231. E.
Webb 1 ES, Sr. Pt. I. L. Finkbelner 1 7 1
E. 1laynhanl 14:t. S. Pickering 15. Jr.
l't. 1.-N. Hannon 205, 0. Pfaff 167,
P. Schrocdrr 1 16. K. Lo •finer 1 1 n, 1..
1 timer t. 9. 11. Rrophey 83, L. prop! ey
79. J. M. Rolx•rteon. teacher.
I'o;ioa•I;,g Is the rorreet report'Jr S. S.
No. 4, .S:ep:ten. for February. Warm 10
order of merit. -1 V., 11. Schwartz, A.
Cot blah. It. Kraft, .\. Itrokcn.hI,r. 1..
)lode's[ %V. Schwarz. C. Fiber. G,('orn-
ish, C. Moen, 0. Itre,wn. M. Klumpp. Jr
111.. 111.4 Silber, F:. Amy. L. Smith.
!to .71 r. Fr. 11., J. Schwartz. J. Brok-
t n mL -e, E. Co-nlih. C. Mork) k. E. Wein.
J.. 11 . 0. Fc•hrocd •r, C. \tot to k. 0.Co: n -
i•1 . 1. W..)1. Pt. Ii., 11. I'reezcator, M.
V I.3 1. rt. 1.. S. Cornish. E. F:i:her. M.
1 11. Arnls:tong. Teacncr.
MAKE THIS tJP
AT YOGI( IIOME.
What will appear vary interesting to
many People here le the article taken
from the New fork daily paper, giving
a simple prescription, which le said to
be a positive re>n_•dy for backadrr or
kidney or bladder deralgetac•it, If tak-
en before the stage of Ilrig;lt's disease.
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargor, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sareapa!illr, three
ounces. Shake .well In a bottle and
take in teaspoo,itul doses after each
meal and again at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here at home
when asked regarding this pre,.: ip-
tlon, stated that the ingredients arc
all hrmers, and lin Ih otla'ntd at
u small coat front any good pres.rlp-
tlon pharmacy, or tie mixture would bo
put up if asked to do it. He furtnar
Stated that while lila preacriptloa is
often prescribed in 1heutnatic affll.-
tlone with splendid results, he could
s(e no reason why it would not be a
splendid Icnedy for Kidney and uri-
nary trouble's and backache, as it has
a perullar action upon the kidney
snot lure, cleanuing these most lfnpor-
[art organs .and tit them to
elft and filter from the blood the foul
at Ids and waste matter which cause
sickncas and suffering. Those of our
headers who Buffer can make no lads -
take in giving it a trial.
Seaforth,-Last week the people here
were shocked to hear that Mrs. Wm.
Finlayson, formerly Miss Sleetth of this
place, and who visited here this win-
ter, drowned her self and three-year old
H011 111 a large water tank in the base-
ment of their home 111 Regina. I11 health
was supposed to bo the cause. She was
27 years of age. The remains were
brought to Seaforth for interment.
ALMOST SENSATIONAL
There Is General Surprise at the G:eat
Number of Persona in Exeter Who
Praise Booth's Kidney fills.
It's but a short time since tihe first
box of 1)ooth'e Kidney Pills came to
Exeter.
What a work this stranger has accom-
plished. Dozens of residents benefited
and curcd of c weak and
aching'
s
tacks, urinary and kidney troubles. It
is remarkable ; the reason for it is
Booth's Kidney Pills are a new Mend
of vegetable ingredients, having a peculi-
ar action on the kidney tissue that
twinge quick help.
F. A. Wright of King Street, Exeter
Ont., says ; "MIS Wright had been a
constant sufferer with many annoying
and painful symptoms of Brig:Its dis-
ease, ffer back was tender aril pater ul
and elle could at times scarrriy get up
from a chair without seaming !herself
watt, both hands. There was a dropsi-
cal swelling that would ( oma around the
ankle's and under the oyes and the urine
had shown nuathy' signs of this dread
disease at different analysis and con-
tained slut It Nick dust sediment of high
color. Different prescriptions had fail-
ed in giving relief and we had begun to
think nothing would he of any benefit.
1 learned of Booth's hidncy Pills
through an advertisement and procur-
curing a box at Mr. Cole's Pharmaey
she commenced treatment. The maul's
were surprisingly good from the fleet.
The dropaltal swellings began to de-
crease, the urine gradually cleared of
the s1(111nent and rt HUlll,. t1 els natural
color. The backache soon had gone and
it was a comparatively short time be-
fore airs. \Vright had begun to look and
feel like a new person. Booth's Kid-
ney fills gave a very speedy cure when
all else h.ta Lti;ri - veil to Whore and
1 cannot imitate to recomntct,d them as
an Ideal remedy, and one to be relied
upon always.
Sold by Dealers Price 50 erv.ls. The
It. T. Booth 1'n., L't'd. Fort Erle, Ont.,
Sole Canadian Agents.
HENSALL
J. W. Oitwait was un bulginess in Tor-
onto tart week. -Lorne Scott will clove
shortly into the house now occupied by
Thais. Kelly, -Alf. Fairbairn who W45
home to attend the funeral of his Lather
has returned to the West. -While walk
nig in the grain sturehuure W. C, Davis
had the mlafortune to step into a hole
sial injured his side considerably. -At
a meeting of the official board last week
an invitation to remain a fourth year
was catcudcd to tic pastor, ltev. S. Toll
but the latter has accepted an levitation
to Wallaceburg.
John Coulter, while working at F. J.
Grallenl's taut Tuesday, had the misfor-
tune to fall off a building, a diwtance of
12 feet, lighting oa 3218 tread. ills fore-
head was cut so that it required several
et(tches to close. -Our hockey team went
ro Exeter on Friday evening and enjoyed
a game with that town, 1o81ng by 3-1.
Married. -Dr. Alkenhead of this place
was 011 Thursday of Last week married
to Bertha, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C.
11. Armitage at London, In the presence
of the immediate relatives. Canon Vague
of the Mci1urlal Cilurch officiated. The
bride was assisted by her sister, Bessie,
and the groom by this brother Max of
Loudon. Congratulations and the best
wishes are theirs.
Fullarton.--aft. Pleasant appointment
held a very successful anniversary on
Sunday last when Itev. Jas. Livingstone
of Mitchell took tile services and preach-
ed very acceptable ecrmons. A Thank -
offering of 51 w) was asked for and re-
ceived. which speaks well for the lib-
erality of the congregation.
STEPI1EN COUNCIL.
The council convened In the Town Hall
Crediton, on Mar. 1st, 190U. All the
members were present. Minutes of the
previous meeting read and approved. Tia
clerk read a letter from the clerk of the
Township of Bosanquct, In reference to
the construction of a bridge on the Town
Llohe between the Townships of Stephen,
McGillivray and Bosanquet. It was re-
solved that the clerk write the clerk of
the Townelhip of Bosanquct that this
Council w111 10001 the members of other
councils at the prop osed site 0:1 April 7
next at 2 p.m. Anderson -Yearley -That
the auditors report be received and that
orders be isyucd for their remuneration.
-Carried. Love -Yearley -That Council-
man \Vuerth and Deputy peeve Anderson
('x:unine the tlain) of Mr. Hepburn for
tile o1 the •ith con., with full power to
art as they think beat. -Carried. Wucrth
- Anderson-That the bond of the Town
ship Treasurer be accepted and that the
*same be filed with the clerk of the mut)
ideality for safe -keeping. -Carried. Ycar-
lley-Love-Tthat Anderson and Wucrth
have Crediton 1lridge repaired at once.
- Carried. Anderson -Yearley. -That the
clerk write the Township rnglneer, F.W.
1•'.trncorlb, requesting 11101 to exanhinc the
site of the Crediton bridge and prepare
Plana anti specltacation8 for concrete a-
butments to be constructed this year. -
1 ,11 Tied. The following orders were paid
- Ii. Either, reg. B. M. yc D., to Dec. 31,
5 10.40, 11( 11 Tek phone, nese,tges to Jan.
I, $6.55, C. Prouty, gratuity, 525, Mun-
icipal World, Subscriptions $5.75, Sun
insurance Co., Insurance on Town Hall,
511.".0, I)r. McLaughlin, re- Ilernhoft In-
5e:tlhe indigent, 56.80, Frank Schneider
rep. culvert 0021. 4, 51.2 5, Claude Bluett
t411d 11. Sweltzer auditors fees, 59 each,
F. W. Fathcomb, awards under D. and
W. Act, 51 9.52, Jos. Ziler, refund .of
statute labor, $1, Arthur O'Leary, re-
fund of statute labor, 36, Isaac Besterd,
rock (111 lumber, 572.93, Thomas Ess
cry, ditch on London road E. 13. 53.00:
1•'. Green, gravel N. I). 55.10; D. West
marl concrete tile, $6.50 The council ad
Journed to meet again on Monday, tate
5th April, 1900, at 1 p,nt. when Path -
master, pound -keeper's and Fence-V1ew-
crs will be appointed.
Henry Ellber, Tp. Clerk
8t. Marys. -Hilda, the four-year old
daughter of Thomas Allen had a naruw
escape from drowning it u cistern last
week. She accldrlltally tumbled into a
wen, but was taken out 1n time to save
her life, but 1t was 110111. too soon.
McGILLI' RAY.
Wm, McEwen is preparing to raise ills
baht on the 8th con. in the spring. -Witt.
Meltann hes purchased a barri front \\'n,.
McEwen and Intends raising it in the
spring. -Mr. and Mrs. Joa. MawSon who
have been visiting relatives there, return-
ed to their Lente at Dundurn, Sask., last
week. -Mrs. \t. Hedged of Manitoba is
spending a few days at Mt. E. 111nd-
mareh's,-_t very pretty wedding took
place at the Dome of Mr. and Mrs. Jot,;
Mawsun, of the 16th con., 0:4 Feb. 24,
when lith daughttr Jt nide, war uatcd
in the holy bond, of matrimony to \tr.
George M. Delter, of Dundurn, Sask. The
bride was attended by Wags Matgarct
Steeper of London, while the groom was
supported by Mr. Joseph Maveeo:h, cout>1.7
of the bride. They have since left for
their home 10 the West amid general
good witlscs.-Dr. C. 8. McVicar. of New
York, a former McQllllvray boy, nab
appointed Ship Surgeon 021 1240 S. S.
%Vordline and stakes tripe to Cuba and
Mexico,
Swollen Hands and Feet
mesa Khlnoy Trouble. Liniments and blood purifiers aro nselese. What you
must do is to curd the kidney's. Take
GIN PILLS
Gin Pills act directly on these vital
organs-corroct all disease--ne u traUse
uric acid -purity the blood -rel (eV() the
pain and reduce swduing'in hands and
feet. 60c. a box ; 8 for ;240. At all
dealers or sent on receipt of price.
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If you ever had any contracted or hereditary
blood disease, you aro never safe until the virus
or poison has been removed from the system.
You may have had some disease years ago, but
now and then some symptom alarms you. Fo••nhe
poison still lurks in your system. Can you afford
to run the risk of more serious symptoms appear-
ing as the poison multiplies? Beware of mercury
or mineral drugs used Indiscriminately -they may
ruin the system. 'Twenty years experience in the
treatment of these diseases enables us to prescribe
specific remedies that will positively cure all blood
diseases of the worst character, leaving no bad
effects on the system. Our New Method Treat-
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all ulcers, clear the skin, remove bone pains, fallen
out hair will grow in, and swollen glands will re-
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Reader if in doubt as to your condition, you can consult us FREE
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WE CURE Nervous , Debility, Varicocele, Stricture. Blood and
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