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SUSINESS CAROB,
1tioQRA )EEN—
• issuer 01 Marriage Llooneoe. Of
deo atGroeery,Terauerry bt)opt, Hr0apelk
MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or 0/rga
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WM, SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER.
off' MARRIAGE LICENSES
ewe In 1110 Peet 1/11100, Ethel. 80.4
JAMES HARRIS,
'Agent Howiek Mutual
. Fire Insurance Company
• tuna. and Residence-
WALTON, ONT.
JOHN SUTHERLAND
1000RA0pa,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
t ki. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION,
e Ran, will hell for better prices, to
better men In leas time and less charges.
than any Dither Auctioneer In East llurou or
howon't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always he arranged at this office ' or by
p 0ra0nal applioatlon, - -
ROBT. H, GARN/SS
BLUE VALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable, Bales arranged fu,
at the anise of Tan Poon, Brusaole. 220
URAL AND CONVEYANCING.
IA/ M. lil1VQLAlIt-
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a B0,'l8Eer, fiulloftoq Uouvoynuoor,
tlutur r rho, ho, -Uihoo—Stew01Pe Hlook
1 door Nor
oNorth ul (Matra] 110161.
Solicitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
1jitO1JDL'00'1', HAYS Be BLAIR--
8A1t1t181'l,lt8 8)LI01're1148, NOTAR119B
>'.UHLIII, 14T0.
W. raounYour, If .0, 14. 0. Hays
0, F. 11oou,,
Ofaeee—Those formerly occupied by Reims'
Uamerou dt Bolt,
Gonzaroa, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
OR. R. P. FEILD,
nitterunt
Urnduate of the Royal College of Dental
durgcuu9 of Ontario and Fh'et.uiasn Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. ()Mae
next to Brewer's Photograpu ti alhery,
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS:
ANY even mothered eeotlon of Dominion
Landola Manitoba, S0akotehewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved,
may be homesteaded ay guy person who is
the eule head of a !amply, or any male over
18 years of age, to the extent of tine -quarter
section of 100 no'os mare or leas
Entry may Le made personally at the
local laud omue fur the diatrlot iu which
the laud is eftuate,
The homesteader to required to perform
the uouditioue eon oeotod therewith under
one of the io116wiug plane
(1)At least six montba' rose datum upon
and oultivat,cu of the laud m each year Tor
three years,
(2) If the father (or mother, 1f the father
le deceased of the homesteaderupon a r0aidea
and
entered hllorn lu the rei..ity of t the requirements esto he real.
donee may be na.b,8nd by such pereou re-
siding with the father or mother.
(8) 14 6110 settler nue hie permanent real.
deuce upon forming laud uwued by him
hi the vicinity of b16 homestead, the re-
duiremouts as to resideuoe may be satin.
fled by rosldnuou upon the sada land.
given to' he ndowwienlouer *4 Dominion
Lando at Ottawa of luteutwu to apply 'for
Patent,
Dope ty of the Mit star u Luterior.
N. B, Unauthorized o111lieatrou of this ad-
vertisewentwill not be paid for,
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by doming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
1
llflJrPdfOflStnlnae 1 trouble Is a symntom of. and not
fn itself a frau 011 ins,:, Wo think of Dyspepsia,
H00ttburn, and Ino, ,'stlon ns real diseases, yet
they. aro symptoms only of a certain apeoil0
Servo sickness—nothing else.
It was this fact t ,11 1t1:,t correctly led Dr. Shoop
1n-1ho emotion of tint now very (*pularetemnnh
Romody—Dr, Shoot .% Itestonnie,. 11oh144 direct
to the stomn111 non', ', s, .lona bmn4ht that 01vress
and favor t0 Dr. shwa amp his Rcshnutive. with.
001 that Original. (3)3)1 highly vital principle, no
oath lasting aleoopl lslnnenls ware cunt to belied.
For 1401(1.011 distress. bloating, biliousness, had
breath and sallow complexion, try Dr. 8haon's
ReSMrulive--Tablrts or Llqutd—and seefor your.
sell "what 1t eon and will do. Wo 0011 and shwa
fully recommend
Vit' oShoop's
' Business Cards
MISS MYi7TS. M'PQNALD
of Oranbrook, who hep taken honor. in several
oonnervetory eginninattene tit Toronto la pre.
Pared to give lostl'notl0ns on Plano or Organ,
pr term*: and tutee 9r leaden apply. to tiifds
1Hel)onafd,
' 81.4
A. H. MON IEITH
3nrelater, S9holtor, Notary, &0,, 9111earito' to
4. 1}. Maodoollld, ()Mee over litandard 130.144,
13l•aasels,
DR, 7, T. M' RAE
1}ae11e1or of Moi kine, 17niverelty of Toronto
L foetit4Qto and Graduate of the College of I'II -
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Ol1)oe over II R Smith'si7,1114 Store. Tole
Phone oo)ueotim) with Urnabrook ut all hours. .
OR.
HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon '
Honor Graduate Dental Department, Toronto
university ; Licentiate or Royal ()Wean or
Dental nurgrons, of .Toronto. Oliloe over T.
T, Ross' store Lir'nee0fe,
to Will visit Wroxeter the !rat and third
Mondays and Gorrio the seb4nd and. fourth
Moudoya of 011011111011th,
OR. WAI3OLAW
'Bonor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, Dayand night culls. O!!oe opposite
Flour 8111l, Ethel,
GRAND 7fa'i$?dF4se Boz* irar
BRusSEL.s
MaiGo1'N0 801340 GOING- N0R'rn
1,05a mExpress 10:55 a m
Express 11:23 n 40 I Mail 1:44 p in
Express 8:02p m Express 8:55p )n
alNdatrieLN Faunae
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderibh
Express.,..... Sell 0 m I'Exp ress .,
E.xpress.....,... 8:11 p m Express....,..,. 7:47 p m
Midriff *Jays
Morris
0 P. R. Special lots rates, on Tuesdays, dur-
ing March end April to Western pointe via the
only through line. Free settler's guides, tick-
ets and all information' at Town ticket office,
Blyth, J. MoMurehie, Agent. 57.4
SCHOOL REPORT,—School report for
S. S. No. 8, Morris, for 111011,11 of
March. Sr. IV.—M. Speir, E. Clark,
L. 'Watson. Sr. III.—J. Alcock, M.
Wheelers Jr III.—J. Oonnon, M.
S sir, W. Denman, H. Kerney. Sr.
IL—E. Oonnon, J. Nichol, S. Alcock,
J. Little, W. Oonnon, E. Michie, G.
McNeil, A. Nichol, W. Clark. Jr. II.
—T. McArter, N. Speir, R. Bradshaw,
J. McNeil, V. McCracken. Pt. 11.—
R. Marks, B. B1•ttdshaw, R. Oloakey.
Pt. I. Sr.—A. Alcock, iM. Clark. Pt.
I. Jr.—C. Marks.
FLORENCE ARTIBTRONG, Teacher.
•
Moncrieif
Scuooi. REPORT.—Following is the
standing of the pupils h S. S. No. 9
Grey as shown by regular monthly
Exams. Sr, IV.—P. Harrison, 1).
Tarr. Jr.—B, McQuarrie, L. Harrison
B. McNaught, L. Speie'an, 0. Flood,
*E. Smith, H. Livingston. Sr. III.—
i4I. Livingston, V. McKay, N.
Schnook, L. McKay, *B. Snelling
Jr. III. -0. Bray, S. McQuarrie, J.
Meehan, J. McKay, G: Snelling, L.
Hislop, *'14I. Ouunnings. Sr. III.—H.
McQuarrie, *W. McNaught, A. Tarr,
*M, Brown. Mid. IL—G. Crawford,
W. Neable, "F. Meehan, *ill, Hodge.
Jr. II. --H. Machan, V. Schnook, A.
McKay, E. Tarr, P. Cummings, H.
McNaught, *M. Smith, *S. Snelling,
Stars indicate abseuce from exams.
FRANK SCOTT, Teacher.
The old-fashioned way of dosing 1L
weak stomach, or. stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr.
Shoop first pointed out this error.
This is why his prescription—Dr.
Shoop's'Restorative—is directed en-
tirely to the cause of all. It isn't so
difficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strength-
en a weak Stomach, Heart or Kid-
neys, if one goes at it correctly. Each
inside organ has its eouteolling or in-
side nerve. When these nerves fail
then those organs roust surely falter.
These vital truths are leading drug-
gists everywhere to dispense and re-
commend Dr. Shoop's Restorative.
Test it a few days and see. Improve-
ment will promptly and surely follow.
Sold by all dealers.
W i ngham
During the year 1908 there were
registered with Town Clerk Ferguson,
50 births, 32 marriages and 87 deaths.
W. H. Elliott left on Tuesday morn-
ing of last week for Saskatoon, Sask.,
where he intends locating. Mt's. El-
liott and family will go West in about
a month.
L. H. Bosman and son have gone to
the Ile1V town, Cocinane, New
Ontario, where Mr. Bosman has pur-
chased several town lots, and purposes
building. on there.
The Taylor -Anderson Go. has (los-
ed their store in town, and having
ceased to manufacture the lines kept
in stock will dispose of the balance of
the stock by wholesale. They have
removed to Seaforth.
Rev. Samuel Wellwood, of Michi-
gan, calledon his brother, Wm. Well-
wood, of town. He was on his wary
to Pine River, on account of the
death of his father-in-law, Mr. Bell, a
prominent wain of that vicinity.
]alk .bent,]
he fatuous Lin of r
o a horsy
trade, It was completely outdone in
this burg this week, when a certain
well-known farther from East Wawan.
ooh met a local livery stable keeper;
who gets the name of being rather a
horsey chap. The L. S. li. asked the
farmer if he had a horse he would
trade or sell. The former said he had,
and the liveryman .gleed to dive him
a gold watch and a new set of harness
for the horse, about which no repre-
sentation or guarantee whatever was
made by the fariuer, who got the har-
ness, and' was to bring in the horse
the next day and get the watch.
True to his agreement the farmer de-
livered the horse at the livery stable,
but it Wats a sorrier looking, specinran
von than the famous quadruped the
Zentucky judge set up for Lincoln's
nspection, for it had 'only three feet
o stand o) and ad 'was entirely vtLltlo-
c
1
est i
less exceptfor aL lire factory, in fact
e
he horse g
rathie
1 t had tole hauled fi on it
It lar a sleigh and unloaded at .the door
ALL DEALERS" of the live y stable. Tho farmer now 1
o1a1r11s the gold Watch, and the irate
livery stable keeper threatens all
sorts of proeeedin s against ]liar, So
far' anyway the fawner has thead-
vat; au t age of the trade,
.Have you Corns 7'
There is bot one painless cure—
r"Putnam'H" Takes oat enr'n, t'OOtalld
beaam:M-40es it harmlessly iu twenty.
font' hours. Insist on Putnatll's Pain-
less Cort) Extractor only.
GoderJoh
;A0 one of the delightful soclael en-
te
le s
1t w t m, nts tui 1vhIa,hllu i
t Marine
Social S1ub as
become
famous, the
President of the club wale presented
with an address and a gold headed
,:ane on behalf of the mothers, sisters
and lady fr'ieuds of the members.
The inception of the chub a couple of
Year's ago was the idea of John Bed-
ford, who wits elected president, and
he has taken a very active ipter'est in
the olub ever since. The chub was
formed to provide a place of meeting
and a form of amusement for the
mariners (luring the Winter months'
and the advantages of such' en 'organ-
ization were very appropriately re-
cognize.(] in the presentation last
night,
Atwood
Lemuel Pelton left for Rock Falls,
Iowa, to visit his brother, Jinits, who
is very ill.
Mrs. J. MeB tin .was in Tetra last
week attending the funeral of bet
uncle Jelin Dunn.J. .A, Farrell returned from King-
ston Dairy School where he, has been
taking a short course in buttermak-
ing. He has been engaged as butter -
maker and manager of the Northern
Manitoba Creamery 0o,, Makitlak,
Mair,
Jno. and Mrs. McIntyre, of Newry,
were driving towards Atwood and
when in front of Young Coulter•'s,
part of the harness broke causing the
horse to run away, and throwing the
occupants out, Mrs. McIntyre re-
ceived several bruises and outs while
401r. 'McIntyre'had his shoulder dis-
located.
Blyth
A, handsome new organ has been
placed fu the Methodist church here.
The hardware store of M.13. Charles-
worth was opened for business this
week.
Geo. and Mrs. King were called to
Grey township, attending the funeral
of Mr. Ring's brother.
A degree team of Blyth Ociclfell:ows
will exemplify some of the work at
the lodge of instructions to be Held at
Olinton on Good Friday.
The Methodist Sunday School elect-
ed officers and teachers for the year
as follows:—Superintendent, 0. H.
Besse ; Assistant Superintendent, E.
Bender; Secretary, I. Salter ; Treas-
urer, D, D. Crittenden • Librarian, T.
J. Huckstep ; Asst. Librarian, F. Mc-
Pherson; Pianist, Miss Pearl Ohellew;
Asst. Pianist, Miss Pearl Gidley ;
Superintendent of Cradle Roll, Airs.
W. H. Cooper. The following teach-
ers were appointed :—Mrs. Jackson,
Mrs. T. J. Huckstep. Geo. Wambold,
E. Bender, Mrs. F. Bender, Mrs. New-
combe, Mrs. Besse, Mrs. W.H. Cooper,
H. Hodgson, Miss S. Bentley. Miss
Hazel E. Hagar'; also simply teachers:
John Wilford, A. E. L'astcott, Mts.
Wilford and Mrs. Andrew.
Rheumatic poisons are quickly and
surely driven out of the blood with
Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy—
liquid or tablet form. Dr. Shoop's
booklet, on Rheumatism plainly and
interestingly tells just bow this is
clone. Tell solve sufferer of this book,
or better still, write Dr. Shoop,
Racine, 'Iris., for the book and free
test samples, Send no money. Just
join with Dr. Shoop and give some
sufferer a pleasant surmise.
Belgrave
0. P R. Special low rates, 011 'Tuesdays, dur-
ing March and An,11 to wester'), points v1,, the
only through lino, Free settler's guides,
Whet. and all info'n,ation at Town ticket
office, Blyth, ,1, ld0lvhn'cllie Agent 874
Miss Maggie Buchanan has Taunted
house after spending a few clays in
Brussels.
Robt. Owens is very ill and under
the doctor's care, with Nurse Dens-
more in charge.
Mrs. Jerry Brydges, on the gravel
road, is quite indisposed but we Hope
she will soon be convalescent.
Dr. Hamilton has been land up, and
went to Seaforth to be treated for
some inward affliction of the head.
John Armstrong shipped two car-
loads of fine cattle to Toronto for
which he paid a gond price. The
heaviest one atnongst them was a
three-year olcl heifer, raised and feel
by Geo. McRoberts, of West Wawa -
nosh., Mr, Armstrong paid frim $S0
for her.
Why Catarrhin Dangerous.
'Usually it comes with a cold. Being
slight it is neglected—bnt the seed is
sown for a dangerous harvest, per-
haps consumption. To cure at once,
inhale Catarrhozone. It destroys the
germ of Catarrh, clears away muttons,
cleanses the passage of the nose and
throat. The hacking cough and sneez-
ing cold soon disappear, and health is
yours again. Nothing known for
oolds, catarrh and throat trouble that
is 6'0 curative as Catarehoznno. It
cures by a new method that never yet
failed.
At all dealers . 2.
trc. and $1:00.
G44tCatarrhozone nmV, to -day.
Clinton
REGIIREN'4AL MEETING. — The an-
nual meeting of the officers of the
83rd Huron Regiment, and re -union
of present and past officers, was hold
at the Rattonbury House, in Clinton.
Those from Goder'ieh who were in at-
tendance were Col. Holmes, Captains
Gundry. and Dunlop, Lioutouauts
Sale, lelrnhtill, lunate1', Washington,
Sturdy rand Lieut, Hayden, of the
Corps of Guides. Lieut. Rougvie
stere up from Sarnia at)cl Captain
Vatcoe, of Carlow, also was 111 attend -
once. The routine business of the
regiment WAS transacted, and the af-
fairs of the regiment were fennel to be
in very good. condition. After the
business tneeting a banquet was serv-
ed at the Rettenbury in splendid
style, and the i'ollowing toasts were
honored, Major Shaw presiding and
Major McTaggart occupying the vice
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A Doctor's Medicine Without Alcohol
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Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They act
directly on the liver, make more bile
secreted. This fa why they are so valu-
able in constipation, biliousness, dys-
pepsia, sick -headache. Ask your doctor
if he knows a better laxative pill.
--Node by the J. 0. Ayer 0o•, Lowen, Muse—.
chair : The King, Canada, Army and
Navy, The Regiment, Past and Pres-
ent, and The Ladies. Col. Holmes,
of Goderich, responded to the toast,
"The Regiment, Past and Present,"
The regimental band was present and
p111•yed•choice music during the ban-
quet., and songs were given by 'lir.
Spaulding, of Clinton; and Lieut.
Pickard, of Seaforth.
Coughs that are tight, or distress-
ing tickling coughs, get quick uud
certain hells from Dr. Shoop's . Cough
Remedy.. On this account Druggists'
everywhere are favoring Dr. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. The tender leaves of
a harmless 11111g healing mountainous
shrub give to Dr. Shoop's Cough Re-
medy its curative properties. Those
leaves leaves have the power to calm the
most distressing Dough, and to soothe,
and heal the most .sensitive bronchial
membrane. Test it once yourself,
and sec 1 Sold by all dealers.
• Bluevale
Duff & Stewart are having the tim-
ber prepared foe building the new
mill.
LEGAL NOTE: The following is
clipped from Mail & Empire of Satur-
day :—W. G. G., Bluevale—Qn,—My
father died leaving a will. Have all
the members of the family a right to
know the contents of the will ? If
any are refused, what action can they
take ? (3) If any of the family are
not named in the will would it affect
the validity of the will ? Ans.—
Any member of the family or any
other person interested in the estate
Can require that the instrument shall
be placed in the custody of the Surro-
gate Court; when this has been done
any person can get a copy if he is will-
ing to pay for it. Rile 21 of the
S,11't'ogate rules says in effect :=An
application may be made to the judge
of the Surrogate Court and he can
males an circler directing that the will
shall be produced and deposited by
the person in whose custody it is.
The fact that some chambers of the
family are not named in the will
doesn't affect its validity.
Oran brook
DEATIH OF JOEN DILLING, — The
Exeter paper says of the late John
Dulling :—Tilers passed away in Gran -
brook on March 22nd, a former well-
known resident of Stephen in the
person of John Dilling, in the 80th
year of his age. Mr. Dining had been
in poor health for many months from
softening
of the brain, but the im-
mediate clause of his death was pneu-
monia. Deceased was a native of
England, being born in Devonshire in
1823. Doming to Canada about fifty
years ago he settled in the Township
of Stephen where he followed farming
upwards of thirty years. About
twenty years ago he moved to the vil-
lage of (iranbrook where he had since
)nacre his home. He was twice mar-
ried, his first wife being Jane Lake,
and his second, by whom be is sot,
vi ved, Elizabeth Mitchell. Ile is also
survived by four sons and one daugh-
ter by the first wife And
two daugh-
Maple Syrup
The undersigned has purchased one of
the most up to -date Evaporators
for the manufacture of
First -Class Maple
Syrup
turd will he ready to supple the
needs of the public in due course
First quality and Lair price. Orders
filled and wirier:teflon assured,
Chas H. Knights
Lot t'3, Con, to, Grey, or Cratbrotllt P.O.
DO YOU NEED
IE?
Farmers and others desiring- 'Pile for the
cumiugseason can secure what they re-
quire at carload rates, at Brussels or
Ethel stations, if orders are seat to sof.
Relent Otte lo arrange rut• clnnntity and
date of delivery. I will n',iily the par- 1" 0
chasers of the arrival of the cars fillet AR. Ma
slat. in loading Iren) cal' to wagons. Fur- An
then particulars MAO be obtained by Da
seeing or writing l To
4TAR11'LIr STATRMEr T
lt'u etatomonto Who That of H. Hoy.,
man, Kingston, Ont„ That in mak.
Ing Miro.nat World l'r=fttcAle for
Ohatinato Stomach ComplaInts
H. Heyman, 132 Colborne street,
Killgstoi, Out,, says; is
is
worth its weight in gold as a 1einedy
to quickly cure long standing cases of
dyspepsia, Foe' years I had yu1ei'c d
with.my stomach and could lilld 110
cure e cul even relief, I
could of
n eat
anything,
a
srt would a
sul
au form
d
gas on my stowauh that had a )es-
aur9 ou the heart. 'heavy pales
would moult, around my sides and pit
of toy stomach., I was unable to sleep
for this and there was nothing to re-
lieve toy miserable condition. I was
weak aid languid and would feel as
tired in the morning as on going to
bed and peespil'atfon would break out
all over' my body, I would be so weatic
from vomiting that I would fail to my
knees. Irly. ]read would ache and
spells of dizziness would leave me un-
able to see, Doctors had termed the
trouble gasti'it is, bub failed to benefit
me. I tried Mi-o-na which l immured
at Jas, Fox's on advice of ,L friend,
which has oared me when all else fail-
ed, I ata sound and well and feel
hrateful to Mi-o-na for my present
ealth."
It's. the known results obtained by
Mi-o-na that places it far aid away
above all other remedies and con-
firms Jas. Fox :in offering to refund
the looney if Mi -o -n11 fails to cure
stonitch trouble. 50 cents a box, Re-
lief in twenty i'our hours,
tens by the second, the former being
Samuel, of Heusall ; Richard, of
Chicago ; John, in Manitoba ; Henry,
of Exeter ; Mrs. Plough, of 'Kalama-
zoo, Mich., and the latter, Mrs. Liv-
ings and Ida, of Saskatchewan. The
remains were brought to Exeter.: fol'
burial, the funeral taking place Friday
to the Exeter cemetery.
Preventics-those Candy Cold O0t'e
Tablets will safely and quickly check
all' colds and the Grip. Try them
once and see. 48.25c. Sold by all
dealers,
Jamestown •
AN AGED RESIDENT GONE.—At the
ripe old age of 88 years Jared ging
departed this life eu Friday morning,
March 26th, at the home of his son,
Job King, lot 80, Oon, 1, Grey town-
ship. Ile had suffered several par-
alytic strokes and death was due to a
general breaking up in old age. Few
people attain such a ripe age and his
death was the longed for transition to
Christ after many years of devout and
consistent Christian experieuce. The
late Jared King was born April 12,
1821, in Ethel county, Prince Edward,
and lived for 40 years in 110441'is town-
ship, removing trout' there after the
death of his youngest son, Benjamin,
and passed the closing years of his life
with his son Job. He was married on
the 14th of July, 184(3, to hiss Rachel
Jayne, and to thele a faiuily of five
sous ani, three daughters were born.
Henry, John and Benjamin predeceas-
ed elle father, the aged widow and the
following children surviving :—Mrs.
Samuel Pollock, Paisley ; Ml's. John
Lamont, Little Rapids, Algoma ; 111rs.
Robert Sperling, I anconver, B. 0. •
William A. King, Little Rapids, Al-
goma ; Job L. Icing, Grey township.
The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon to IMolesworth cemetery
and was largely attended. Deceased
was very highly esteemed and was
well worthy of it.
Ethel
PROM NORTH BAy.— A letter to
THE PosT from Alfred Fogal, former-
ly of this locality says :—Enclosed
find $1.00 renewal for another year to
THE PosT. W e are always pleased to
got it so as to ]rear the news from
round home, as we always call it.
Have had a very mild Winter around
North Bay this year, and not a great
rush of snow as.00mpared with some
seasons. Times have been a trifle
quiet this Winter but business app -
pears to be picking up of late. We
are all in the best of health and hope
this will find you and yours the sauce.
DEAT13 OT) :illus. WRITE.—Mrs.
Mary Ann Graham, relict of the late
John White, Hibbert, died Thursday
evening, 111arch, 25th, at the Home of
her daughter, Mrs. John Coppiu,
Mitchell. Deceased was 75 years of
age, and up to the time of het death
was enjoying the best of health. She
contracted a heavy cold and this was
followed by paralysis, which resulted
ill death. She 0000 10 this country
from the Co. of Donegal, Ireland,
when a girl of 14 yetrs, settliug with
her pat euts in Newcastle, afterwards
moving to Hibbert. In 1808 she mar-
ried, settliug with her husband on the
old homestead at plahaf%y', where with
the exception of 12 years, when they
were in Brussels, she lived until her
death. She is survived by three sons
and three daughters—Frank, Sault
St Marie ; John, Grey township ;
Robt., Brandon ; Mrs, John Cloppprn,
Mitchell ; Mrs. John Sykes, Osua-
brook, 5, D. and Mr's, (Rev.) John
Henderson, Libel. Mrs. White had a
'very
large
1 circle
off'`e
gfriends
and her
r
death east a gloom nota Over the whole
neigghborhot.d. She had ever been a
faithful member of the Methodist
church and her end was peaceful, the
breath genus out like the exlealatiou
of a sweetly fragrant flower and in
her stead has left only a holy and
beautiful memory—a memory that
will last and sanctify. The floral of-
ferings were beautiful, testifying to
the respect 10 which she was held.
They consisted of a pillow from the
family ; anchor, on a 1.)edestltl from
. , L., llibbei•t wreath, Royal Arch
sons; spray, N. G. Scharer ; spray,
ss and F. May ; spray, 11. and Mrs.
arson ; spray, Robt. and Mrs.
aviclson spray, Mrs. Wilkinson,
r'ontn ; spray, T. Ryan ; spray, 0.
lilts. Pe: p,- 14lid .
Cnppill ; wreeateaths, Hriyy. and 1)108.ssanSterNl-
1 1ntou, The funeral on Monday
Iuse. yvoelt whit t c ry. largely attend -
the bearers being three eons, 5011-
8tv and two nephews. Revs. Dr.
twit, James Livingstone, .1. Kenner
cl C, 0. Porton officiated.
W. E. Sanders •
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UNDERTAKERS.
Frieudr to the number of about one
hundred gathered one evening recently
at the residence of Rev. J. S. Hardie,
Listowel, to express their regret at losing
their pastor. Mr. Hardie WAS presented
with a gold -headed rosewood cane and
a fitted les: her suit casean.l Mrs. Hardie
with a Japanese silk shawl and a well-
filled purse of gold.
The woman (01111d drugged in a shed
in
the outskirts I Its of St,
Thomas has been
identified as Mrs. Anna Cole, wife of a
1 fariner near London,
I For conspiracy to de(r,mrl G, • T. R.
conductors Corrigan and McCallum
iwere each sentenced to three years iu
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