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stomach, a bad 'digestion, a
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oft te-toWt allowedee . deposits.
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ottorrons. =snags*
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nasen..are.
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all the MOWS, 01-ilitorost to
oa ers ilapponinq
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PIA IMAM%) %AVMs 011ie,
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Huron .
• The directors of the, Hay Insurance
0o., held a meetin,g in Zurich on Sats
',Imlay tast, . ,,
Mr. McKay, a Rollywoodeand Miss
bad liver . Ayer's' Pills are
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pills. . ey cure. con-
one complaint,. tiler) Carter's Little
Liver Pills are to sPeeitle fornick betide,
1225 COal Mincers' at .Fratervil le,
Tenn .. Meat Oeattl, in a Flash.
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ache,. and ever. y woman shoeld know
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one pill a, dose. Try them.
Albert Ta,ylore of Parkhill, only son
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irre4"""eneenners lurwrlaglil,
25C.- All'Ottailltifs
SOO Goal Creek District -neartrendipg
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in marriage on . Wednesday , last. to
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Want your moustache or beard a beautiful
brown or rich black? 'T-iien %too
for the '
Miss Hodgius, daughterof the late
Robb, ileclghle, of Clandeboye, • TI e
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ceremony was performed in the prese
, seene$Ynesiness 5usPendod glt Coal.
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ree r.. ant Woman, vt hose Husbands
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BUCKINGHAM'SDYEwhkskers
ence the the
6,,„, aro II I Olio, Gathered
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of relatives of nontraeting
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A ro u n ti MI no Wild WI tit G
Po 01.6 or ORUG.C318t$ OP fl. P. NW., a co., tosses, N.o.
parties by Rev. 11. Jt Fair-
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ber who followed his r.emairts to Melt
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woerO$ati,dleseitce,r, ialeteliee,, 4111.sr.tdayry200.f-aTielnie.
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similating Iltabodandlleguta-
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TCrEau.s.IT......... 0 13 20 27
wgalms,D4.2.... . 7 14 .21 28
Tatglgpt,....t..,.,„ ... a 8 15 22 2,
Pam An:- . - . , . . . 2 9 16 23 30
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Beavers 'of St• JeseP13, were united' lu
ruerriage on Tuesday of lastweek,Rev.
Mx.. Yager perfOrming the ceremony.
Milburn Sterling headache Powders contaia
anther eeenestae ea. eneaa„ aim. prampay
gave eine Jnaaasbee Neuretaneweadaehe,
el needle ot Weeps. Ileadeohe of delicate
ladies end neadache from ann li '
MIRO l,l• atel er
Price 10e end 2ee . .
The Wingbane Tunes has installed a
new Pi•ess Mad enlargedfrona a -six to
4 seven column paper, both of which
indicate -prosperity.. coaarattnationa
, On.Monday evening twO small bens,
W ilber Erwita Mad Lloyd Brown • of
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"'Sting Place in Maitland bank ceine•
totaryn, Wednesday.
They *come.. ei-ne-C-pectecl and
least -one--
oz:eSel5eoel 4. 571,-le5lsi
d6c:ila y leti, - waultdi c ni •
and.towels of
•PPIPAMPao 0 F.e......
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on He was a
s ., rich Liberal and zealous. P s -
welcome:. Be .armed with e
minutsecuee inet bottle . of , Nervihne, •
ael 2°./.21.ei.:01.ri
a. cl.))8ye!
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Met itstant death at the .Ineaterville
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terian ; a. wife mad family surteed,b•reY,
which relieves • cramps and stomach
coal, mine, two miles west of this
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several of his children being uesideets
in the 'West, . •
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The ei• ' To R• bas. had to eettle
another damage euit, on account' of
the approach actoss. the track on the
oad • Some tim(nago J Bell
Huron r a , , ,
pains in five minutes...In' Collo, Simla
neer Complaint, I) larrh oese '.. In diges-
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tior and Nausea, Ner.viline.. is a
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rennedY of remarkable. p. oteiacy, and
acts pro. Inptly and satisfactory, at st,i1
times. -The, eomposition ot Poison s
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otoovet la as a reset% or a gas exPlosion.
e of the •large number of men. and
imys tvho Went to work in' tae mern-
ing, nevelopmeut ' '
s at 10 o doek last
night showed that only '.one is alive,
and he is so bacilta inejuied that he •
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tessAtidlkst,Contafrtsneitner
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and O. Johnston Clinton' met with'
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thrown. out of a. buggy the former re .
coining serious injury, irotn whibh he
has not yet entirely recovered. The
!natter the
N erviline expresseathe highest medi-
cal pro eess. ef the can, which .ac„
counts Tor. its superior merit rrice
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Hamilton's Pills, ere Good Pills,
naneot live.. .This . num was _William
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was a Tone man in toe mtne, and
was blown . out of the °armlet) • by
the force of the exPlosien. One hull-
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Bayfield,. were, wreetlion on. the street.
when N.Vilbert s leg was, *idly broken
NOTES , A.ND 001VIMENTS,
abctve the knee, ' '• '
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- The coener stone. of the 'new St An-
was amicably settled, coin -
pally awarding a . good amount of
damages to Mr, Bell. gle While after
t Geo, Levis evesup•eeti and during the.
past week the coMpany's solicitor
'Perth . . '
The G. T. R. shops at Stratroad are
tO be enlarged ' - - •
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dred and -live minces were'
'checked 'in for work yesterday inorn-
inn. 'by the" mine bose. fa addition
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to • tnese Were boys . who •anted as -
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Whitoey will win.
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To voterde arrhoneet ballet and an
honest, •electiou. is to vote for the
Whitney cazdidate& '
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' Ask the temmertial travellers. how
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things are thrOughout 'the province,
and they'll tell you it is all Whitney.
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The Hamilton. Spectator says that
the next frost will be here May 29.
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It will destroy the crop of Geit canna_
dates. ,. .
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Thirty years without a change or
Governraent Ime been a drawback to.
Ontario,' but it is never too late to
mend. . •
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A government that has been ha
power 30 years and then asks for a
chance to show what it can do, ought
to be ashamed of itself: ' .
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. “House-cleaningle We fancy that
will be no nanie for the work neces-
'a,ry te put things to rights when G.
.W. Ross steps down and.out.
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A Liberal Government has guided
the Provincial ship of state for. thirty
years. but in fact it is . not . the same
Government -Ottawa, Free Press.
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In niseuesing. the registry office ap-
pointmeut the other day a Liberal
said :A Scotchnitin would get it. of
course ; the hash. applicant hasn't any
more chance of winning it than I have,
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to its declining years, the thirty year-
- old Government of Ontario has shown
. that it is unfit as it is also• unable, to
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properly administer the .attairs of the
province,
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M. Y. McLean, of strong temper-
ance prineileleS, opposed Mr. Swiner-
ton in South Huron on the platform. a
few years ago. Mee Swinertowas a
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consistent temperance .wan and a GOD-
servatIve. Mr. McLean's double deal-
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ng cost the late rchie Bishop many
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gooeform notes. '
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141. Y.' McLean was quite a,
prohibitionist, while canvassing ht
Goderich township last week, but, his
travelling companion being a, strong
anti a visit from the ill- assorted pair
created amusement at manY a house-
hold where they called. It is not
known that the candidate's to pro-
fited him very flinch.
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But 'Ross in his Midland speech
claimed that it is the same, He said :
nOf course, we have been in power
for thirty years. That is no fault of
ours -you have kept us there, and we
were willing to stay." At other places
Ross has asked public indulgence as a
new hand at the bellows, but three
years Premier, "give the new man a
chance," he says with a smile and a
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jest, while reframnig from ealliog his
opponents by ''filthy names" _the
citizen well remarks that the honest,
old time Liberal is ashamed to recog-
nize the preseat aggregation (if pat-
rons of crooks and corraptionists as
"the same Government." Ross, thehe
plagiarist of -poetry, the protector of
political thugs, the trafficker in offices
the. breaker Of promises, the tool of
corporations, the designer of "gold
brick' scrap lam amendments 'gold
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man whose motto is "power at any
price," is not the same stamp of leader
that commanded the confidence of
respectable Liberals a genera,tion ago_
dre.w's ehurela Bayfield; was laid . on
Moncla,y 19thineta bY Mies 'Gibson,
of Teranbe„ Who'se father Wan th.e first.
pastor of 'the present Church. ' ' 4 '' •
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ac ion o ar er s i .t e . iv er •
Pills is pleasant, Mild and natural,
They gently' stimulate the liven and
'regulate the bowel's but do not purge,
They are sinse to please. Try therm
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. A quiet wedding tool:: 'place at Bay-
field Friday evening lest, when. Rev.
E. O. Jenniuge united in the holy
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bonds of matrimony, Edward' Reid,
and Miss Ethel Mabel McCandlish.
At•a fully attended .congregational
Ineetin0. in North , street Methodist
church, Goderich, on Wednesday
evenhig, it was agreed to had a new
church to cost. between ten and eleven
thousand dollars.
Used internally begyard's Yellow Oil oures
areejhr&so,tihoarAeon.es.s. sQ ' sr th„
tr ernexteProal. 1 aures
Rheumatis:: Stiff Joints, Contractet cords,
Sprains, StriAns, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Bites
e` Insects' ' ' '
. a D. Wilson, of Seaforth, is. still
unable to return home from Toronto,,..
but it is expected that in the course, or
, s e will have recovered a few da,v h 11 h ered
sufficiently to enable him to make the
joueney. •• - •
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Mrs. Allan,. mother of James Allan.
of the 4th concession of Tuckersmith,
died en monda7 of last week at the
residence other son-in-law, Mr. Ross,
of the Loridon •road. • The deceased
had been ill for a long time, and lett
winter was operated on for cancer. ,
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Albert McDowell', fornaerly a, popu-
la,r teacher of East Wawanosh, hut
who bas been attending the Detroit
MediCal Schooner a colePle of Years,
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has passed. his final exa,mmation,
taken his degree, and located in the
OtIll y, ic la
toWn of Pigeon, Huron() t ler I '
gat. .
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a,ker has sold his farm
Itichardl3 , ,
lot 24 con. 15, -•Goderich township,
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containing 100 acres, for the sum of
about $5000 to Roland Jenkins i on the
place is a fine dwelling and. excellent
barn and out buildings, George Ten-
kins, who will work- it, has one of the
finest properties in the township.
Mrs. Carline, of Clinton, ft fter an
illness of 8 years breathed her last on
the OM anulyereary of her birthday,
on Monday:of last week, She was a,
native or Hull, Englaed, and carneto
this country with her husba,nd thirty
years ago. For tetenty years they
were engin:seta in the boot and shoe
trade in Clinton, Their only . child
S - T . Holmes of Seaforth,
was Mrs. ' - '
who wa.s at the bedside of her dying
mother . and helped soothe her last
hours. •
It looks as.though the project fon
an electric railway . lo this county was
aseaming definite font. At a recent
meeting of Ashfield council, it was re-
solved -That this council submit a by
law to the ratepayers of Asbfield in
favor of the Huron, Bruce and Grey
Eleetric Railway for the sum of $50,-
000, particulars to be arranged by • a
committee conaprisinn Beene. Dalton,
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and Clerk Stothers in conjunction
with the township, solicitor.
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What might . Ja'aIve . proved • a very
• discovered none too
serious fire was
soon in F. A.• Edward's storeSunday BeY , -
field, about four ,o'cleck on
morning. The sleeping rooms a re
over the store and .the dense GFOOke
fortunately awakened those above
danger.
whOlittle thought of . t . . It
was soon discovered in the store a
strip a flooring near the at. a the_
ust
store being burned through and j
blazing well. It had evidently been
smouldering from the time the. etore
was closed, 11 p. W. It was a narrow
e.seaPe' .is
On Saturday, April 26th, at the
home of his .da,ughter, Mrs. Elliott,
-wife of Rev, Jos. Elliott, of Nairn,
allowed him several - hundred dollars
f d • •111 s 'I , d t tie'
er amages. . ie isu Loa a is.
a.pproach has since been attended to
by the railway company, ahd we hope
no Anther accidents will .oectir, . The '
Ihvitations are eutakeeounciog the
marriake„ tor. Miss les)ttle . Jefferson, of
St Marys to a Mr Miles of Brant -
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Don% fail to . witness die" sports in
'tehleter• on Victoria Day, base ball, foot
drivers reed men and
helpers and „ , , ,. . . , .
others to the'nurnber of ,nethane 50, .
Iteseuera at Work.
. r 1, atqrsrillp Thine is the oldest, min e
in the , Coal, 93;,eek district, having'
' 'fall
been opened in. 1870. 4 is, y
4.ipeiteei' Rem.' e4y.'. :for Cons tip -a-
Stomach Eflantoea
Worms;Con.vulsiolis,reverisl17.
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G. T. R has done what was right in
thennatter; a..nd was liberal in the
amounts elven:led t d
he i • re Mee •
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ball and basket' hall with other games.
A. minister; procession in the looming,
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..three miles from . the mines, -opening'
to the point where. the mee. Were et
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' Tac.Simile Signature Of
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The eesideinCof Peter Daley, Sea-
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0 ll w s the s elle of a most pleasant
Palpitation of the heart nervous-
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n ees tremblinge nervous 'headache
work. ,. They had not been a.t work
1. ' ' ' b r ' th terrible explosion oc-
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and taeresting event on Wednesday
evening 'last The occasion was the
.m4,r_ria e of his eldest dauehter Miss
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cold I d feet,'• ' 11 back,
co sales an . , pain in..
mid other forms of weaknessl:rere
l• d b C
leve y eater's Iron Pills, made
carnal. There was a , fearful roar,
and then ileanass shot' •from the . en-
trance and the air shafts. . Xews Of
the desester spread likeawildfire, but
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%am. ,ge ..estazato„
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is
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not sold in bulk, •
"just as goodel and
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Don t allow
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Anyone. to Neil. ,.
armor every plir-,"
0-A-3-T-0-11•Ine
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Li sborne. The ceremony was. perform-
_tr.ed at 6 o'clock p.. in by Rev I. B.
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a win, . A., pastor of the Metho-
dist here
specially for the blood, nerves and
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n°12-1PleXinn, .
. H., C. Sharp sou of II. Fred Sharp
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St. Marys, has eeceived sin appoint:
Doi:pillion Express Oo.
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as soon as possible two rqscuing par-
ties were started, in one at the main .
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entrence, the otner throtigh . Thistle .
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Mine which ndjohis and in which no •
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EXACT CoPYOF WRAPPER.
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See that
The fao-
emus
of
you get
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gap ovary
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eburch . and was witnessed
by a large nuniber of....rel t" 'd
rv es an
friends. After the ceremonay conee•ra,-
talations were showered on:the netvly
ment with the
He wes for • ber of years emplo3r. -.
ed with theaanninadian Express office in
Sb, Mary& His many friends wish
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m. en were at , wokk. The ,Thistle pan-, ..
'• ty 'was unable to make. anir liCadWaY,
as .the gas . stifled the .workers. 'The
fully two
,i. „, .-,,::<;,•• :7,43:,,-4ittgi,,,Willat..WiltigTft.V.-4.1".*".-0-..
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married. The bride will bgreatly
e
missed by a -wide circle of friends in
Seafortla aad particularly in. the
Methodist church, where slae was a,
most ardent and.conscientions worker.
She was a teacher in the Sunday
school mad a leader in the Epworth
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League. The groom is one of. the
most prosperous young farmers in Us
borne townsbip. He has just taneo
possession of the homestead farm,
where he will take his bride. We ex-
tend onr very best wishes -to Mr. and
Mrs. Oudmore, and in this we Will be
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joined by very many friends, -
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The regular meeting of the Provi-
sional Directors of the Huron Pack-
ipg and Cold Storage Co., Limited,
was held hi the Clerk's oface, Clinton,
'week.
im success. .
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British Troop Oil Liniment is without oxcep
tion the most effective remedy for Cuts
wounds, ulcers Open sores Rheumatism
Bites Stings of* fuete e'to. 'A large bottle;
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26 ceats. - . • ••
• Miss Mary Elizabeth McGrew, ,
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secoud' daughter 'of the lite Alexan-
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der McGregor, for.many years county
treasurer for Perth, was married to
James Woods, of Edinboro, scot.
la.nd, at Ballinger, Texas on Apn127th.
They will reside at -the 'room's • house
itt Edinburgh, Scotland .g . •
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-Hugh .Cerrie, one, of 'tbe eatly sett-
les a Croreartyt 'passed to the great
bey.oncren, May '2nd, at the age of 75
years. Mr. Carrie has been in failing
health for the pest two Years, and was
bed -feet for oVer one . d death
year, an
Fraterville party went
Miles -under the earth' mita a,. heavy
f' 11 f slate. waS cacountered. ' ' At
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this b ugier Men worked like demons;
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hoping against hope that lose e-
3r0Ild Illicl'ilt be safe.
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' ' Heartrending Scenes, , , ,
The scene's at the mouth of the
mine . while 'the workers were within •
were. beyond descriPtion. ' Business
had been. suspended in 'Opal Creel:,
as SOOD as the
and all its mines, - _
news of . the disaster Deeame lenown,
" d' and chi ldren gather •
an men, women ,
ed around the .Fraterville. entrance..
Woinell. wnose husbands Mid sons .
were within, were wild • with grid. '
All .day. long tbe , rescuers toiled et ,
the slate obs einctiori, and not until
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London. depart ...... .. - 8.15 .S. ax, 4.40r,
Oentraha ......... .... 9,1 5.60
Exeter 9.3C 6.0
rsall ....-...... 9._
9.00 6.25
-Brgetilieiti. .... .. : . :::: e %en . 5.33
canton ,.,. ... 10.15 6-55
Wiughanl, arrive • 11.19 8.00
SOMA- ' Passenger
Winghani, depart. ' 6,63-.A.. An 3.15P.
-Chute-a . ...... 747 •'. 4.25
Brucefield sem . 4.49
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ttlatizilit„..... ..... .e88.2 -.deg.
London . ai.414e...... . .. .. "9.87 . 6.12
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on Mondav afternoon, or last
The secretary reported that the list of
1 a .
s Itze.1101 MN:J.10W numbered over 000;
and that Mr. A. McD..Allan had • sail-
edfor England on Saturday where he
expects to close a large amount of
stock with a large firm in Glasgow.
The secretary also gave a report of a
held Cellare, Inspec-
was- net noexPected. He was cared 5 o'nlock last evening did. they force
for (lupine.; his long illnese by his de- an entrance through it, Up to that
'noted Wile and daughter He • leaves hour only five dead. bodies had' beenI
to. Mourn the loss of a loving •hiteband recovered, and • hope was still high -
and father, a widow three daugh- that many within. were. safee '1 lie
ters ; Mrs. 0. A. ,Rassell, of Carling- hopes of the Iiving were . doomed,
. • e., -. • eu-rs
ford.; Mrs. (Dr.) Tufford. of Toronto; however, for when. o ce :the les c
and Miss Mary at home, 'A, sister,Mrs, could enter and proceed .theY, N.Parked
John Bain, Motherwell, through a continuous tomb of' death -
,
ARE
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SPitherlarid MMS LIMITED.
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PREPARED TO PITROBT.ASE
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.
, Don6
H.'
.
Froffintine
SINFITZEL
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meeting with la
of survivesi
Every
,
tor of Poultry Statious under the
Dominion Government, -who" advised
the Company to erect a finishing and
dressing department for in
him. The bereaved family have the There was not a sign of life..
heartfelt sympathy of the community man had perished, theY believe, al-
in the hour of pourning: though it will be some time this'.
• -----: before n.11 the rooms can be
''F
elef fle0.
r
1 t8101
NINICI
poultry
connection with their cold storage.
. morning
. 'JOURNALISTS IN POLITICS, entered.
• •
Fowl sla,ughtered in September can
be sold frocold storage April and.
m in
May at very profitable prices, and the
market will be unlimited. Some indi-
vidual firms being willing to take. 500,-
000 fewl. John Wilson, Collingwood,
was appointed architect aud colasult-
ing engineer for the company. It
now seems that the 'establishment of
a cold storage plant Will soon be an
ass ir in i ton.
i ed fact . CI n
'
'The Fraterville mine .is. owned .by
Newthe-the spaper men are coming . to. e the coal Creek Coal ComParien of
front as political candidates.. in the. which Major E. 3. Camp is presi-
forthcoming election ill the .Province dent. He was in Chnionati, and is
of Ontario. There were seven of them he die -
now hurrying. to the scene of t . . . ,
valiant
in the last, Legislature, as follows.: aster. In 1391, . after inspecting Pre.-.
Hon. S. R. Steattoo, Peterboro Ex- terville Mine; StatO Commissioner of
aininer ; AndrewPattullo, Woodstock Labor R. A. Sbiflet reported that•
S'enfinel-Review; T. H. Preeton,Brant- the ventilation was not tip to the re-
ford.Expositor ; H. T. Petty.piece, For- furnace Wile ill-
cluirements; that the
est Free Press ; G. P. Graham, Brock- adequate to ventila,te tim mine, and
vine Recorder ; 5, Russell,. Deserento ; were choked. in
DER
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TO
Buy.
Buy
Property,
Borro
MOney,
C011eCt1On$
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Go to
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or Sell a Farm ,
or Sell . Town
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w or Lene
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Made,
Life 'insured,
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the 0.1ci CU011-
. ------ese .
INFLA.M.MED NOSE AND THROAT
• • •
that the airways
J. A. Auld, Arnherstburg Echo. places,
These seven are again in the field. . •
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.try,
.
by -the. Allan
. _-...,,..- . . s
And such diseases of the respiratory
organs as WeaktLtings,,
,
', M.Y. McLean, Seaferth Expopitor- ; . .
A:sorsa-a oannenean onan.
...chas. N. Smith, $ault Ste. Marie Ex- • ' • • . • • .
a
-1,0.1•031AN, .o.,..KETER, °Pr.
Elr' '
e
THE
Line,
,
-UNDERSIGNED,
••
.Bronchitise -
Cold in the Beacleand Nasal eGaterria,
are treated With Marvellolis el:Meese or
strictly scientific.priemiplen by Catarre
hOnolle• .The medicated VaPOr Of Oa-
tarrhosone (Pickle?' traverses. every
eh, passage possible to be.. reached- by
any treatment. , All soreness, pain,
coogestion and infiatamationt are. at
,. -. .
Fess ; I'dajor Hugh Cleric, Kincardine . .
Albert UttYnolds of " .el?' Division, El..1.0,,
seview ; John Downey, Guelph Her- • • -,. .
-i.' a Fever s 1 otnn.
alci :-Sarn Charters, Branipton Oonser- • . . . .
valor ; ' J. Mitchell, Goderich Star. •Ottawa, May 20. T-Clablegralv .. to
The profession is certarnlY improving llis Eacellency, frein London , and
as soeinl a,nd political standing'. Cane . !Town received ae rs'
, the -Militia
Department - yesterday announce the
following casualta.es: . . -
•
Wheat,
ears
Ataelse3r.
"
Butter
Egge$
Turkeys
Geese.
Exeter, 31,,ix 2ivr, 1903.
,,,,r bushel. • : • 78 to
. . .... ... ........ ' , 40 io.
- - ,. .... . . . oo to
. . , Gil to
..... . - . • ...14 to
• 12 to
8 to
• 6 to
79 -
40'
60.
70
14
32
s
6
OtT
.
..10rtkl
. Otaea over H.
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va, (Dash paid
e .
• •
Spaekm'an's.
E xeter,
for ,
SPACKMAIr
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Hardware.
. ,
Raw Vora. .
once dispelled,. and by meaue• of the
-
healing powers of Catarrhozone the
• • • - . •
vitiated tissues are. quickly restored .
When Catarrhozone is used. colde last,
only ten minutes,e Coughs halfan
COMPLETELY F.A.GGED OUT ,
• • ' '' Albert :Reynolds of. "A" •divisien, -Chickens
• The world Is full of sickly, despon- South African Constabulary, died of p__uots
dent, tired enervated people all ho- , enteric fever May ' 1 • at. Potehef- Nv
• Dried
ping to be well some.day. The surest stroom. Ilis mother is Min. A.. ReY-- Pork
to health is l Ildney, Ontario. . •
...... .. .•
per ih .....'.. .• 5' to
. .. .. ' 7 to
.. 16 to
Apples.. ,.. - .. 5. to
live weight ... ... :. e5,65 to
. 5
7
16
. 6.
$§65
ADVERTISE
THE
TIMES:.
IN
-
hour, and Catarrh, • ColuallilPUono,
Asthma and 13ronchltis Zee ae from
aged along the way of tak-
mg Ferrozone after meals. •Ferrozone
* ' te d el 1
is a appe izer an • en._ ) es one
nolds,
John Arthur . , Wilson and Rohm t
D end 0 ef 11 were ill of clitor-
estse, a 1 .i . -, -
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IT PAI
,
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fire. A t rial.will convince anyone of
the startling merit ' of Catarrhozone.
great
' to eat plerty Of wholeSume 'food with-
Out fear dyspepsia.
ic fever May 17. Wilson belongs ' to
Ont., and Deese to. Mon ea.
Costs $1.00, email size., 25c. At drug-
gists, or Poison & Co., -Kingston, Ont:
Dr Herieliton's Pills Cure.' Constipat
a '
• ACM. '
of indigestion or eeondora
. m'Bth
This results ia the rap -id formation of ; real. owere previou.sly reported
an abundance of red, vitalizing blood, ' in, the hoSpital. ' - .
which will restore the nerves, increase i Private B. On-Itedswell, Medicine
.
flesh and vigor, and nourieli and feed • Hat, ne.W.T,, :Lend C.M.R., was dane
. every organ of the body. Ferrozone ill or -enteric at Pietermar-
en. a- .
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c. r.o.,6,4--*. . c ,
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mioss).
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MiddleseX
Liican is. having more granolithic
sidewelke.
NI R St John1 't for Uxbridge
i n . . eNbk
on Wednesday afternoon. to a -e over
gerously
an ideal restorative and invigorant itzburgoaalay 1-8. .
Ib is a tonic of =equalled merit t 11 a t • Private .II. W. Dyinent, I-Talifax,
anyone can use with benefit . -Price 2ncl C.M.R., Was clangerouely ill; . or
50e per box, or six linxes for $2.50, at enteric at Kiniberley. ' •'
druggists, or N. O. Poison 'SL O., King- Private 0, Mc:Vicar, London, and
store Ont. ' . Private E. A. Ilec:dy, Quebee, were
.•
I viSh to annonnoe to my friends in tit
'I am avain.handling FARNI MaCHINERY.
b . •
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.kareamak,sr.ses,antwasmoscsesommer
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Ls Vicinity
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that
5,74
there passed away quietly one of Bay-
tnttn '' ' - e ' a•se - ----a
Weak s ,.
:field's oldest resideritS, in- the person
of Mr. John E'sson, at 81 yea,rs of' age.
About two years ago the ' illnees, te .
which he finally' succumbed, made its
appearance, which seemed te be an
affection of the nerne centres ' of ethe
the largebotel bet purchesedthere.
----- ' i reported dangerously ill •of enteric at •
'. J
-- - .e...- e • ---- ae-ea
- _ et , - ar s, _„,
e eae....e, ' .
,
----•••',.tleifen"-e.,
,.
The Queen's botel, LuCan, chaeged
.....- . , ,
ohannesb it rg .
„ • -,-,,,- 4' '4 ,. qs I -___._----- -
' •
, • ki ;1 i . in," .-'or norsos, - .
hands • oti Tuesday, when the new
propelettiv, Mr. Harry Stewart, enter-
.
. A FREE PATTERN
• : . nail fax,, May -0.-:,--,It waS intended 't,„tn..--
,T$ 4,`1„ i '
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en
4-1,
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• aa, •, 'Anse
ea, -upon Amssession. „,-
.
,Cyonr ostfr election) th'everjr sub.,
,seriber. Only 50 conts•a.,,year. - '
,, that the .51,11 o.m.R.' would sail' on ,..?"..•,1'..,,,t-.---*-
the • Corinthian on Thursday, but
.
at
eleetz)$f,-4.4s,‘ -747,,,a4.1lwaal
,
1,
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wan •
.
I suffered terribly and was ex-
tremely -weak for 12 years. 'The
doctors said my bleed Was all
turning to water. At last 1 tried
A f' Sarsa arilla • arid was •etion
--Ye s P /
fedi-rig all right again."
Mrs. J. W. Fiala, tiedlyme, Ct.
..........0.0.0en
Nomatterhow long you
.4 . 4 d " ••=',4. .
nave been. in por now
) . .
ly y ' • - '
p0Or OU may' be todayl
Ayer's Sarsaparilla :is..the
best txtedieine you can
. , ,
take for purifyung arid en.
-
tic ing the blood. •
h ' -
. •
. , .
-whole trust in it throw
.IA...
gWay everything else. '
.$1.100.botift. Alltiraggists.
. ..
, litk your doctor *bet ho fldulta rit Ayor's
ffeetentrine, no ktteoo all itbout, neoateee
• ela family Medicine. •VolloW his attvieS end
*elf/Jibe Satisfied.
, , a. o, mitt oo,, toweli,MAss. .
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brain. His end came very quietly
being baStenect by a stroke of paraly-
Sikt, During the seventies arid eighties.
probably no Man in Huron was more
widely knowne than he. For a, num-
her of years he vvas clerk of Stanley,
.0
and later reeve of Bayfield, 'and i
politics he wag an ardent Liberal.
After a protracted illness, caused by
eateer, Wm. Leidla, Tuakersmith
', w '
one of the pitibeets of the tovveship,
neeeed away on- . Monday morning. r
Deceased bad suffered inost, acutely I
.
uotli hie ailment, Ina. bore it with'
atir,sman resignation. A man of
strong iodividualityf sterling charm-
. . . .
ter, arid good ,goalitree,, and he wee
', . a
held in the, highest possible esteem,
fact clearly shown by the large mina
. •
sTo
.
•
' or Infants and Obild.ren,
led ran,
I -Ili !ii" .
„it n - , 10 01
Auttte ' -,e., ,..,jol.', ostr
e‘neenelef %AVM
......---......an
C '7 Colonel Miteleon.ell is not sure whetla -'3-1.Y4ti...-7--tn
i
- nnett fern' ,
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'S.i! eaReeableoceCiescroael
•-e. harness treated
a with Eureka Bar- E A
ness OIL It re.
$
n L s :„.
ee C t er the. horsca 'will be here in time.
.There are pop horees at camp, CIAld
A . •ahout 250 neer° are required. The
' r • • . , , .,-, , i r -I-
... regiment, m a. otner erretaeemen-s
- is ready to embark.
A LADIES' MAGAZINE. , .
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do not break.
No :toot% stn.. \
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a anode no , ;.
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A gam; boandrid colored plates ) latest noth, Met Deatit,
fashions: dressmaking, economies ;fancy
work; houAohoId hiott ; fiedoo, etc. Sub.
scribe to -day, or, send 50, for latest copy, &"•7), t,. John, May 20. -While' speeding
,
Lady ap;ents wanted, Send for terms. past Bloonili.ed Statiora about 20
'
Stylish, Reliable, Silnple,Dp-io. miles- frem . thiS city yeeterday after-
.
date, Economical told Absolutely noon., the Olen. express train from
eerfeeenatiaa.Papor Patterns; HanfaX strtlek and killed MrS, .1e111-
adm,. • , '" •
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4,
Agent for the well known
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Har ,. rp.
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IstSr,, bid
Viet4ta twictr ' . hi
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niore, nio their -in-law of stotion.
Agent 11.- A. Brown of Bloomfield,
aad Ceeil 13nawn, aged 6 years, son
, ' .
' Ilioa I Bthder5 Meal Mower& Deering Rak6, EtG,
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use ofEurcka ,
Harness OPI4 ''''' a.
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6,• BAZAR,
WI 74 t , •
VAITIE 5 . .,v
of th.e agent They were tryirie to
-
cress 'the. track in front of the train,
and bOth Met instant death_
.
The.g611\111e'hine8 are eecoricl to hone in Canada .1 nd if you needle Binder,
' -- ---- -' - • " . -. . . • , ' , .. ,
itfevvet or Bake,. pall and eXaMino these 141schinos ler yoursen, They
AFC Strong and are noted fot. their Easy Running.
•
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Sold . ror/
\ .1'
everywhere ,
IA cans--
. stitsi2es. - \
. Mode by ,1
.
hnperial 011,' \ r
,
COlapany„./,
All Seams Allowed sod eerforotIons toe
the 68.0110 stul 8eiving LIneS.
Only to ' and )5' oonts eadh--nono higher,
Ask tor them, Sold la nearly every city
and towt), or by Wail from ,
. . .
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113-11Mt7 West stst 'My taw YOH,
, ...
•" a
(ihilciren Cry for -
.
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•
I again solici
Thanking my cuetornere and friends for past favors, , ,t
your pateonege.
• ...„ ...,
0,positents..,s w j 1131m.,), s ET XETER
' Drug Store, • A ' , . , " ..
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P. ' '
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