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Wetted for Zoog periods. Rory deocription of JOB
'PRI/4211W turned out in the Ablest style; and at
moderate rates. . cheques, money orders, d.c., for
advertishig, sulVetriptioreiete.i to be -made payable
tO , •
Sanders. & Creech,
PROPRIETORS
ishDR. A,. B. KINSMAN, re D. S. D. D. S.,
Honor graduate of Toronto linireristY.
'IDENTIST.
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any bad effects
Office in Paulson's west side gain street,
Exeter.
R. Aereoti ANDERSON' (D.D.S. DAIS
.
Itonor Graduated _Toronto University and Royal
C011ege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. 'Allso Post
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Dentistery
(with honorable mention.) I
,Allnnainuni, Gold and Vulcanite Mittel nude lathe
, nested manner possible. A perfectly harmless an-
iteothetdo nsedlor painless extraction of teeth.
ce one door South, Of Carling etore Exeter.
Bran an4 Shorts
and Wheat Pttop
t and entraIia
Elevators
Prieer Satisfactory. Bring In
your grain and load
home with feed
Catarrh
Cured
Catarrh is offensive,more
than that it is the fore.:,
runner of worse diseases'.
Catarrh spread's . from the
nose to the throat where it
sometinies prepares the stif-
le re r for diphtheria.,•—it -
sprea,ds to the stomach and
bowels where it generates
the worst kind of indiges-
tion ; consumption, even,
has been known to be 'help- 1
ed along 1.?y catarrh.
If your breath is bad,
you had better sweeten it
up by getting catarrh out
of your system. You should
take something that Will kill
the ,disease germs,, tone . up
your general health and
partictilarly revitalize ' and
k
. ;
invigorate the mucous
MembraTa=icliii, cafarrh
. .7
especially attacks. Don't
fuss and fail with snuffs and
sprays -get rii-ht . straight
G ' .
at the disease by using the
greatest of tonics., tissue
buil4ers,aild blood purifiers
.............._. ,
esesomfiumieummeimetie
Our Roller Flat?. is at the
very top of the list. of good
flours. There \is none better,
made. It ma,kes the good wife
• smile. Try- it siaa
1
GAISTING and CHOPE!IliG
DONE
tit -!iiitEITZEli
e Xmas. greet'
of Peace
slid 'Good, ViTill
will _seem mire real if you
place in your home a 'beautiful
PIANO. or ORGAN
We:have 'them bought eslie6.
for the Xmas.. Trade;
The quality is the best and
. P.'rices'aud Perms very easy.
Takea look at our Xmaa.
Stationery, also ehe Sleighs
for the Boys and Girls,
- .S. $11 A RT11111 ift, SON
EICIElrEll MARKETS*
onAttGm 1A.011 WEDNES.DAY
Wheat ......... „ ....„. fee, , se
Barley..................• 40
Oats...,. 00000 4, 4 * * 4 6 * 0 II* 84
Peas. .. .... ... , .......... - 05.
' Potatoei,,per 'mg.': .....e ' 15
.
L •. etity, per ton.... ..,.... 600
,,,Iloute per cwt., lamily.a
mins low grade per cwt
, Butter. Vf . i411}...1•• i 0.400••• 20
PRoNouNcuy s( -KEEN)
• Sold te;eit delve-tit:5, lei per
diAPAPI.111 'huh ISOOKLET FREE
s'eat.Witit our' compiling:Its.
, .
.4DDit EMI *goSiamplis ,DepstrintOint 01?
prim. A. Slocum, 1.,1„irrtitecil:
. Office* and I.aboiaeOries
170 $1.REEt WEST.' TORONTott
_
ay V011110.11
T' he members of the-Ha3r- Council
met in Town gab, Zurich, Jan. 8,- pur-
suant the Municipal AcVaird-ra au
scribed to the necessary declaration
oe,ofnee and qualifications, The fol-
lowing offieere *ere appointed for the
ensuing year and their salariesnamed;
Fred Hess, Sr. Clerk, $135;- T.' John-
son, Treasurer; $1001 Lippert, As-
sessor, $85;- Chas. Troyer, Collector,.
$75; Mrs. Goetz, caretaker. $25; Jacob
flaberer and Henry ,Neeh, Auditors;
Dr.. Buchanan, M.H.O.; H. Zimmer-
man, B. 8. Philliesetanitare' inaPeetors;
members of Board, Frea Betsey, s,
SPeneers Geo. E. Case. mimber of
accounts were passed. The council ad-
journed till call of Reeve. •
F. Hess, Sr., Clerk,
•
Zurich.
Henry Albrecht of Notth Dakote
here ou vieit to friends. - Melie-
sa timithba* returned from a vibit to
freewill Michigen.—Johu Gieger of
Brendan, Mau., is home .on visite--
Fred Demuth of Detroit is visiting at
the home of his father, Fred Demuth.
sr.—Rtely Schwartzentrubet, wife and
daeghter have ragweed from a vieit
in ?few Islainhurge-Fether Loiselle of
Drysdale bas hiii nephew from Moot-
eeal staying with, hine—Dennis .Hi j. has returned to Sandwich to eon.
tintle studiea at the Assumption
College. Disjarditie has moved to
the feral he recently purchased Irene
Henry Render,on the Bronsoieu Line,
John L'eporte and -wife are entertaining their tvvo nephews from Montreal,
After Emending the holidays at her
elorethe Sauble Line, Miss &twilit
Laporte left a few days ago for Chat-
ham, *Isere ehe is taking it course in
stenographe at the Ureuline Academy.
WM, Surerus and wife of North
Dakota are here on a, visit.—Evange-
list Paris and slider, of Pareiville, Que-
bec, and Maxitii and Marie Brisson of
Stratford, Spent it few days here dins,
ing tbe week.-Thepartnership ex-
isting between joins Deichert, sr., and
his son, Jacob, in the blacksmith busi-
nese, has been dissolved by nestled
consent. The business will be con -
tinned by the latter in the , old stand.
We wish him every setecess.—Dr. N.
D. Buchanan lean. few days ago for
Berlin where he will open an office.
The Dr. has spent the past few years
in the hospitals of England, Germany
and France and has. made a special
study of the eye, ear and throat, We
prediet a.successful medical career for
the Dr.—Miss Louise Wurin is on it
few weeks' visit to friends in Michigan.
— Hewer. Bender and Wife have return-
ed to.Detrolt,e-Dan Mier her of SU-
perlor, is Wweeks
at the home of his bre" er, Aaron,
Bronson . Line,' Hay.—Cyrus Colosky
has it Christmas cactus with over OW
flowers. , This is the largest bloom we
have ever heard of in this vicinity.—
Mrs. Fred. Schuetter, Who reeently un-
derwent an operation for the removal
of a cataract on her eye, is, • we are
pleased to state, getting along nicely,
and hopes are entertained for the re-
Otoration of her sight. The operation
was performed by 'Dees-Buchanan:—
At the annual ineetinie' of the HO
Branch Agricultural Society heid11f
tbe Tone Wednesday the follow- t1
officers were elected: Pres.. W. T.
Cliddivill; 1st Vice, John 'Pfaff; 2nd:
Vice, E. Zeller; Directors, J. Geiger, 0.
Eilber, S. Decker, J. Hey, jr., W. B.
Battier, 0, Oswald, Fred Willed, B. S,
Phillips. end John A. Manson,—The
Junior Y.P.A. of ' the 'Evapgelical
church. liaise elected the following offe•
wee: Pres., Laura Binder; Vice -Pres„
IVa Weber: ReceSec., Eva Williams;
Cor. Sec.. Dora Geiger; Trees:, Gettie
Hartleib; Organist, Etta Hartleib; As-
sistant 'Lily 'Faust; LibrerianeeFbassie
liartleib and Gertie Nagel; Peke boys,.
Clarence Yager, Mardian Zeller;•Supt..
'Miss Lydia Faust; Aseet Supt., Atha
.vviniarns; Pastore Rev. W. J. Yager.
Mrs, ,Conrad Pfaff, a fernier and
highly respected resident Of this place,
utenow-ofe-Pigeon,elViithe bus Jus
completed aerazy quilt which she corn.
meneed seventeen years ago. The
quilt contains about thousand, pieces
no two alike end some of the piecea
Or -
are from gowns worn by her old school
mates andlriends by -gone days,
Mr& Pfeirwilt n6 doubt ha.ve many a,
pleasant visit and chat with her old
Mende and revive Many old memories,
Diamond Oyes
• HAVE SAVED MONEY
A,ND PROVED BLESSINGS
TO MILLIONS OF HOMES,
_a•Clinton: W. Neweonshe left Fri
d -
I y for Magi/ire, wk ere he hes
° bought* fin tiriehLug drygoe de
He is succeeded ere by hii br ther
Weeley, who 10 well and fevorebly
known by hie connection with the
goon.' furnishing buoluese. Ile will
continue the buslisees iu its varioue
branches at the seine *tend.
Mitchell; A chitege Ints take* Piace
iu nue of our leas:hug geoieval stores
vize0onch kSohneider. Zile reliable
firm Inui formed * Mat stock. cotepany
to be known se 'Ina Vouch kScheel.
er Co., Limited." This chaoge waq
fouud•necessary owing to the vast ex-
tenosion in bueiness and to secure per-
manent aesidence to conduct the
aftaire of 06 geowing trade. The new
firm will be composed of theg.
followin
gentleman. Thou. Conch, B. 8chnekr-
814T-4114).,t_Wit
inani
Mtche' 11: • A very pretty weddin
took place in St. Vincent de Pau
ehurch, Mitchell. on Wednesday morn
ing when Mies Lizzie, forth daughte
of WS. John thrown, became the brid
of Austin Steproare a succesatul farm
er of Treherne, Mate Rey. Fr. Romer)
parish priest, performed Cie ceremon
and the ehurch was prettily decorated
with flowers and evergreens. Th
bride, who was given away by her eon
sin, Mr, john Walsh, was attended her
her sister, Mee Brown, while Michae
Durkin supported the groom,
Turnberrv: Death came suddenly on
DIAMOND DYES
are Hummers
and alway3
ON
TOP
Our Catiaclian vvomen will kindlybear
in mind that weak, adulterated and
imitation paaage dyes are still sold
by some dealers who carelittle for the
comfort, profitand suceess of our wives,
mothers and daughters, _
If yon would have hotnedyeingdone
successfully and profitably, insist upon
having the DIAMOND DYES. Never
be induced to accept worthless dyes
at any price. Th epoor dyes will surely,
ruin yourhande as well es your Reeds.
DIAMOND DYES for twenty
years the favorites of our women, are
sold by all progressive and busy druge
gists, and general storekeepers , in
Canada. '
AROUND ABOUI-OS.
Cromarty: Thos. Scott, a pioneer of
township, died' suddenly at
his home Suodav-
Hall Tuckgrsinitb. Miss Carrie Johns,
con. -2, slipped end fell to the ground
•Saturday,'breekinir her arm at the
wrist. •
Dublin: The death of Mrs. Saddler
took place na Sunday, at the age of
71 yeare, 10 onths. She was born in
Clinton and" was A datighter of the late
Itobt. Webb, who bled in Staffa a.' few
months ago., •
Seaforth: At their first meeting
held on Monday, tbe town council ate
pointed Johe A. Wilson clerk and
treasurer as successor to John Rankin.
''Seaforth: ' Messrs: John and James
Stales have purchased the barbering
andeigee business of Mr. S. Jordon,
next to the pestofffee andtocik posses.'
• nday.
f
flulhstt: Miss Petrie of Brueifield„
hasbeenengaged•by the trustees of U.
Sense Bullett and Goderich, -and
has coimnenced her duties in the Or-
.
.Jos..11.•Brown baSsold the
anke Plait Summerhill. . • . •
50 acres, lot 11,6th con. flullett, which
be purchased a short 'time ago from
WM. Leitch; Chiselhur.et, to Thos.
Adams, at a good profit, '
Mitchell: Sameiel Brown; got ,his
• .„„
left hand in tbe knives of a machine
at the flax mill on . Tuesday, ethe beck
being baclitlaCerated. which Will lay
him.off work for eonse time. ,
,L,015aP: ,Mr. Wni. Ater1eft..0.11 kvfes.1*
.1.,
ClaY for litinitreal, taking with hire A
son of Mr. Itobt, Roy, Fullerton, whom
he intended placing in the Geneve]
Hospital to be treated for some inter -
menthe d'rrrl was set in race. The ea 1
• .
Patient 18 now.g,etting on favorably.— 'Iodate The marriage took place on
Fritele Uttley is recovering from tb,e moneuxotilathattio A. Ryan to his
effects of his recent accident. Tuesday eiseeeeesaftes,liiss Abigan Ryan, The
•he was wheeling aload of wood.onelse. ceremony waseierforeied by Rev. Mr.;
cement walk at the Commercial hotel,'
Thonots at the rectory. Mr. and Mrs.
when his feet suddenly slipped from
Ryan will ,reside on the old* Ityan
under him and he fell heavily, on' the v.!
estead.near
walk," His head came in contact with
• .•
it wee of wilodwith the reeult 'thee Clinton: On the evening of Friday
nasty gash was inflicted on his fore- .the London Road friends of John Avery
head above the eye which necessitated met iit" the home of Wm.- Stanburee
the services of a (lector. etitt Presented,. bins with st Bible and
e - fountain pen, al a slight Memento- of
- vv ieutheran parsons. their good will and esteem, and his
.age was on Tuesday evening the scene housekeeper, MieeDixon, with a Bible
of Iltliet *eliding Wbell RenrY 3:67- also acceinpanied by an addresses. .
aid, son of Jacob HoWald. and Miss '
Clara, daughter of Mre.Flaxbard were Mitchell:•e0n. Saturday' five youngmade man and Wife. The Weir wile, men from Follaiton- appeared before
kept very quiet and the announcement, Poo Magietrate Mice, charged, with
of their marriage came as e wreaf, sur- assaulting another young man. The
• ,
Anderson ,
, Mrs. Grahane of Mitchell is the guest
of her brother, MI -Joist] Hedge, Town-
line.—Mas. Airsthrop and her daugh-
ter, Eidth, of Motherwell arespending
the winter at the home ,of Mrs James
Walks.—Alr. Spherin of Zion is'engag-
ed with John Dickenson for a, year. --
Chester Heard has gone to. Woodstock
where he has accepted a position.—
Miss Bella Malloy IS recovering from
her recent. illness.—Miss Alice Arthur
of Medina' is visiting her sister,‘ Edith.
—Mr. . and Mil& Thomas Fulton of
Shakesphere .epent a few days last
week at Mr. Ephraim Ilewitthe—Mr.
Wesley-liodge_of Townline is visiting
his uncle, Mrs Mahaffy, Sth line
Bianshatel.—Mr, James Itatcliffe left.
last week for,Stratford, where he in-
tends taking a course in Beeinesse
lege.—Mr. and Mrs. John Ilodge cele
brated the twentsefifth annivetserie of
their wedding day hist Friday evening.
'About forty invited gaeite Attended
tbe :wedding.—Mr, 0. W. Robinson,
Tornline, who hes sold his ?arm to
Chatic Bros., intends having le pale of
farm stock and implements on Jane
18th, efter which lie end • family will
move to St. Marys, whore they intend
to make their future hoine.
tryout ,our friends or relatives sat/ere/1th
Fits'Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Derice,
Sicitness, write for it trial bottle arid valuable
ea treatise on such diseASCS to TUE UMW CO.,
65
1/9 Icing Street, W., Toronto, Cowie
80 druggists sell oir can obtain for you
LE113ICISFITOUFtE
125 125
Livehoge, pet Owt.,
filiorts per tem....me...
Bran per
Tnekeyte
Geese
-
ee e
esucas a .4 1,0;...
Chicken. ,
Dried A,pPles..
*gat /111
610 I, /We rhvat Anglia /bona*
A ratitisrectire tcr fell terms of
19 00 , 20 00. &auto Weitkn.. DifirItil
10 00 ' Id 00 sereestmts snot rorid*Werim, _ . OPS14;41442
, 14 ataterilivers, Xespetenoy, ..J1200.00$ et A. oc
9 a yaitisalOilia szetsi arty arlitka ti
' ' 10 . abt ter g—ae-iarpuizo•pidx
rood
by ill tNrrittila
• -901i. llrisalege•
osing
itr *oat
woman Jik. tbick,1i.vy hair; long,
' lenuriant hair. , Don,* you, Than
two Itall'a Vistattahla Skills* Its*
likosorwar. tau saint 'what Mir you,
ti 1. l*Ve And get more at tha sae* thus.
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ACCIDENTS.—Friday Alvin Work-.
mats residing near Hillegreen, met
with a painful accident. While driv-
ing along theToad witlea broncho, the
animal took fright at some object i.trid
ran avvey. Mr. Wcieltroari was thrown
from tbe rig and had his arm dislocat-
ed at the shatilder. Dre Campbell was
summoned but was unable to get the
arm in plaee. On Saturday he was
taken to the Des; office, and with the
assistance of De. Buchanan' and three
prise to their many &modes.Ymt never- trouble *nese over a young evorean,
theleao me. and Mrs. Rowel(' have the.eWhile the party were 'returning from a
best wishes of 011 for a happy married I 'church meeting, A fine of $5, with $2
life. They left Wednesday for Berlin , posts, wee imposed on each defendant.
where they will Bottle down ' to the
sterner realities of life. --.Wellington
Pee of the Goshen Line, betook hi
m
-
self to Goderieh township on Wednete
home. We refer' to hie Marriage, the,
same taking price at the Methodist
parsonage, BaelleId, and the young
lady of hia ehoiee i11 Miss id*, daugh-
ter of Gabriel Elliott of Goderieh tp.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Steadman. Mr. and Mrs. Fee are now
eonifortably settled on the groom's
fine fartn, a few tniles south of the
village. We predict for the voting
peopie a longand ptosperous life.,
West Wawanosh: It is reported
that, oil Me been elistovered, in this
township, and a syndieste has been
4 formed which hes leased 1200 acres .of
dadayon a very ioteeestitig mission anu laiid in the vicinity of the supposed oil
to -day another new faceett seer! at his
41111k —
AU Enormous Record.
The subscription reteipte of the
ramify Ilerald and Weekly Star of
Mon troal during December were thous-
ands of dollars over° all previous rec-
ords. liffacts the rush of subscrip.
Hone was so greateas to cripple forsA
time the largest staff of clerks they
ever employed. The lovely picture,
"Queen Aiesandr‘liettirandehnilrers
end Dogs," given as it premium, . end
the big vithie of the Family Herald it.
self are responsible for the 'Aroin,.
crease, and it is said their farmer'?
book, "The :Partners' Manna *tut Vet.
eritiary Guide' " has also won them
over twenty thousandnewieubscribers.
They are printing another edition of
the book, And farmers who have not
secured a copy should,do so At once AS
it is of immense value to them.
Samples of book And picture can be
seen at this office. No each va1tie3has
ever been bffered in this country,
territory. A sample of the oil, anate
yzed 111t oronte, has been declared to
be a good specimen, anil it is Wel ar-
rangeneente are beteg madeto start
boring at once.
Olintori: Mrs. , Connell returned it
few daysainee from Dakota where slie
haw been spending the past, nine mon-
the; she was aceempanied by herdaugh.
ter. Mrs. Herbison of filleseton. She
had barely got home her&', before she
was called to Owen Sounkl, on siSatur.
Aay, owing to the death ` of her son
Philip's wife, who died AS the result
of an operation, leaving a husbana and
five"children to mourn her loss.
Mitchell: Miss Maria Neal, It form-
er resident of this place. was recently
married to Samuel ,11, Webb, of Staffs..
1
Rev. 'Wilson ot &Alfa performed r,the
ceremony, Miss E. .Sadier rendered ,
the wedding .march, while Master ry
Webb acted AS ring bearer. The hannr` F
couple will make their home at Sfafftt. 1
,
Ilibbert: There linseed away in Mc -1,,
Hillop on Sunday, Elisabeth, relict of
, the late Wit; Gray, in her Stet year.
Deceased was born in Ire$ind and
eatne to Canada in 1840. in 1845 she
married Wm. Gray and immediately
eanee to Iiibbert, of which towriehip
she , remeined * eontinuotte reeklent
up to four months Ago, when she went,
to MeXillep, to' spend her reenotining
diSai with her daughter, Mee, jeines
'Bell. She beeves, *it ' eons and live
daughtem.
tertig4am Saps
11411Y POSICIAIS PRESCRIBE
Arai ar.Pitakkanes
milpornsbio Oorpoosaft
%"ho wonderful power of Lydia,
Pinkhaeoe's Vegetable Compound over
athnestfiseit esiesis sumo/ 7400110alackuiondt beisicanoutatbeit-
lea pedliative„ but *Imlay becauee it de
the moot wenderfurtonie and recon!
ittruOor eYer discovered to at directly
upon the generative organs, pfzitively
a, 'curing iluiesee aud reatoring health tied
eeslairozerr.ee_eioa_ e urea are ..3;_eep,or;t_ed fr_oxn
If all parts of the country by women who
I have been cured, trained nurses who
• have witnessed cures and physicians
r who issiee recognized the, virtue at
e Lydia E. Piulthatres Vesretable Cora-
*. pound, and are fair enoueli to give
credit
whlecrieaneit isdadrIrsi to be frank and..
n, hundreds of thernwouldacknowle
e edge that they constantly prescribe
* Lydia X. Pinkhamls Vegetable epee.
pottnd izi eeyere eases, of female ills, as
1 they know by experience can be re-
lied upon to effect a cure. The follow-
ing letter proves it. •
Dr. . S. O. Brigham, of 4 Brigham
Park, Fitchburg, Maw., writes
. gilyea roe great pleasure to say that
hue found Lydia. E. Phikbam's Vegetal*
Corppound vory eilleacious, and often pre -
samba it in tny practice for female difficultice:
"My daughter found it very boleti -
dealer uterine trouble robe time NO, and rar- -
youngest nadeurstilder is.!57%ta„ziaolrittiogt infollreala
th
Itild-u-18reentt_ yr kidroesibritraila
eMe in an deems to which vsomen are sub -
leek and give it honest endorsement."
, WM:nen who Are troubled wit'h pain-
ful or irregularmenstruation, bipatinee
(or flatulence), leneorrlicea, lo -
lamination or ulceration Of the uterus,
ovarian troubles, that bearing -down
feeling, dizziness, faintness, indiges-
tion, nervous prostration or the blues, '
should take ieeMiediate action to ward
off the stee _e_konsequenees, and be
reetored to Igrfect health and strength
by taking' Lydie Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound, And then wiete, to Mrs.
Pinkham,.at Lynn, Mass., for further '
free adYice. NaliYing Person has had,
the benefit of it wider experience in
treatinir female She has guided
thoitalincis to health. Every suffering
woman should- ask for and follow leer `
advice it she 'wants to be strong and
well.
Thursday afternoon to John CoupIand
well- known resident Of this towns
ship. In company with his two sone
he was *mewed in cutting wood in the
bush. A tree had been ,felle4 and
lodged among the tops of other trees
This, afterwards came down, striking
the unfortunate man on .the back of
the head, with fatal results. Deceased
only lived about an hour after tbe ac
cident, but was conscious up to the
JJA had been a respected resid-
ent of the toe -.0-'1 for a number of
Years and for some years past had
been a inerober.of the municipalcoun-
cil, and was re-elected by acclamation
AS one of the Township Councillors.
veryMiterl e gOant bt he re evenng°i n fgr ef1,14 dasn at. 5nthd
neighbors to the, number of. sixty,
gethered at the home of J. McMurray,
Huron Road west, to hie complete sure
prise,as Mr. Murray has given up far-
ming end intends moving on Tuesday,
lith'inst., to Calgary, Alberta,. where
he will spend the remainderofbis days
with his daughter, Mrs. Thole' Barker,
•He WAS One " of the e Okiest'settle.rs
in this neighborhood, haltingmoved
to this section about 40 years ago, and
residing here ever since, with the ex-
ception of three or four years in Blen-
heun township. 'During the eveninft
Mr, McMurray Was presented with a
handsome COOrt skin coat, And Mis
McMurray With beautiful, tut ruff
and an Address. '
Clinton: *James Ritchie, a farmer
from near Brussels,, underwenta rath-
er serious operation' at Clinton Hospit-
al on Saturday, last. About four years
ago Mr. Ritchie had the misfortune. of
having his arm broken a few inches
from tbe shonlder, by a stone
in on
at Thetim:,71-tIliwea6bad
bone coming
"-
through tbe flesh: Although tbe
Wounds healed, the bone never united,
and a ease joint formed at the seat of
facture. Notwithstanding the deform-
ity and double joint. Mr. Ritchie was
able to do a good deal of work' with the,
,arm. • The operation consisted, of 'saw-
ing off the ends cifthe boneand wiring,
them together.: Mr, Ritchie has been
i
farming n Alberta for some time, and
recently returned with the object of
having his arra fixed ieposeible.
Seaforth: The deatb of Miss Sarah
Dorrance, took place at the Indian le-
dustriet School, near Regina, ' Saskat-
chewan, Sunday evening. Miss Dor-
raece eve4 it daug,hteepf tbe Atte Geo,
ItaileniCe of McKfllou. She had been
a resident of Seaforth for several years
before going to Regina lese •spring to
take a position AS instructor in the
Indian Inthistrial school there. She
wasgreatly interested in her work in
the ihstitotion and was admirably
qualified for it and was beloved by her
pupils and esteemed by her fellow in-
structors. She had been'ill about six
vveeks.' Her illnesswas known to her
friends here, but it 'was not. thouglif to
be serious until about two weeks ego,
when her °sister in Toronto went' to
Regina tole) with her and if possible to
take her home. 'But.when she got there
she found her in imeh a condition,that
it was. impossible to remove her and
the end came sooner than expected.
The reinAins have been brought home
for interment and arrived .here Thurs.
Vey.'
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asses, $11per box; No. 2, 10 de-
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