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FIRE AND MARINE„
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AUCTIONEERS.
1 S. SCOTT .AS AN A,UUTIUN
• aim, will sell for butter prtueK, 4..
Jotter mien, In 14404 01044,E µ140 14404, 0bllt'a•,
tutu any utbet 'Auu0ionee. to hset Iiuruu el
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tau „lwa,e o1. ecru( 4(,l 441 this office gton or n
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ROBT. H. GARNISS
ItL014VAL18 — 08.5.
Auctioneer for Huron Opurity.
'!'arms reasonable. bales arranged for
at the vitae of Tun roes. arns04419, 8214'
uk UAL AN t:UNVEYANCINO,
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Y • barrister, lioholtor, Uuuvnyaneer,
Notary r (bile,. ho. U Nue—elowarl's Hlook
t door North 0t (Matra] liutol.
OoIloitor for the Metropolitan Batik.
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DEN fISTRY
OR, R. P. FEILD,
((1radvate of the Hoy al College of Menta
Surgeons of Oulariu and F)ret.c1ass H •no,
Graduate r1 'I to onto Universa, O@o
next to 44 rew•'r's ruoto..Gal,ery, B u,eel x
L 1. W I visit Psthe: on toe and blouday 01
04(044 awl th,
After Easter
0 is a good time to enter the
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TORONTO
®This College is noted far and near 7,,
for annular work and enjoys a great
attendance We x44+ist ons students to
seoare (hoses':positions. Take one step .
towards success today by writingfor
our free catalogue College open en. Q
tire year. Enter any tiu.o.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Cor. Yonne &Alexander sts, Toronto.
to cal.4.3avtsaVisxMMcaizuxii to r a t•
MONTHLY
� ►'arse Fairs !
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BRUSSELS
The regular Monthly Mime Fairs will
be held 4n 138n0801$ as follows :
THURSDAY, MAR. 31st, 1010
Leading Loral and Outside Buyers
will be present.
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1. To. Machinery Users
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iand farmers
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The New Machine Shap of the o
• BBUSHELS EIRE APPLIANCE
and MACHINE Co.
9 is now toady foe business, and, . „
• with good 11iuohieery and Skilled *
• 11Jechtthics, we are in a pooi hull •
to attend to your repairs prompt- 3
• ly and. at ream inable rates, ' •
♦ A.
•If yon will lot us know your e
: wants we will give you honest 5
• advice and help if eouueeted o
® with Machinery.
® Glve us a trial and, by emeing : .
• to Brussels, salve time, and tn1111ey
• foe y0u88elveh, '
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qoj Mill Street Brussir s
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A? /SS BERTHA ARM STRONG
• Yeaphorf 1)1 no
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St1110 at Qilrteeti Mu,fc !!tern, env dour Milk
Of 1114, btlinde •(1 gunk, 4rues0444 (3.10,
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04 I std suave sf ly h 4 aeiteus
1'0(4,01' 4118 Bm101y W Dupartu)auo0g 444 104
rgnto Qmts igl to4'y 0f 0ritu,4o, rind la ttllr44p0104
to tilk8 pupils st her ho(4)a, Yi' Acese 9trcet,
A, H. MONIEITH
130rrikt(1', Solicitor, Rotary, ,oc„ 44uceexaor to
A, B. fhtcdonald.. 01110e over Standard 13afm(,
Brussels,
r, T. rveRnE
14am4elw' of MelnuM0, U111v0,sity of '1'urentu ;
1,4u44n4141e and (*radium) of 4111100310ge or Phy-
331.444(444 44(41 Surgeons, Ont. E0441-gt,.�raduule
Uhlm4gt4 1.7Y0, 40,' NOse 4414( i!hrm)t kion utnl,
01441,440, 111 69.H0ne44 burgeon to tit. abide
n,d'x Hospital, 'Toronto. •
OMLue over N. 18. itau1111's Drug Store, Tele.
phone connection with Ut•anln•ook 444 all how's.
DR. HAMILTON
Dental Surgeon
donor Graduate Lamm) Department„Toronto
University ; bloentiuto or ,loyal t)ullege of
Dental Snrgegns, of Toronto 014408 over .1,
1', 14l)'store arn4xels.
Will malt Wroxeter the brat and third
Minlday44 ard. (}orris the second and fourth.
144onriayx of each month,
DR. WARDLAW
Reno eye ihl'0hlidee
,(,loge. Day and 04ght 04(148, Offlte opposite
('lour M111,1411101,
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Morris
Soao0L REI'ur1T.—The following is
the report of S. S. No. 11, 4lorris, for
the month of February, the sLaudltig
based on class work, cuucluct and
general proliuteucy. Sr. 1 V—Howard
Bulger, Juhu Marshall, 0ertte Mar-
shall. Jr. 1V—Ida (1aLeotl, Douglas
1'o'uud, LeliaHarris, Tolbert Chars,
Dauslua BhOir. Sr. 111' —'Agnes
Butimp, Della Harris, Wilfred Clark.
Jr. 111 Atex. 111eLeod, U1a41'eueel3eu•
nett, Ouster B0uuett, Charlie Bullock,
Elgin YulLee, `01a1e1100 11'111011, Amite
ucLwughlul, LrdWru Alrller, 1304 14141
tallows Sr. 11—Eddie ltyau, Gurtleu
4Vaguuru,
.Maggie Biau, lallUert.rlu-
Ua11um, marine .rt) an. J1. 11—liatte..
8uuuttce, Davit! Amltdite,' .0tla'Suol-
dWe. ars 1't. 11=lith)( 4Vaghuru,
James Waters, 75dua limght, Laura
Knight. J1'. Pt. 11—Bert 11JuLeud,
Gladys Bolger, _Katie 111cLaugulur,
Maurice ltyuu, Olm•aklyau, tlludtdeue
Ryon. §O. 1'4. 1—Jeauc •router, Elbe!
011uldiee, tial tie _Bulger, liar a y J3ot-
get•, Beet Audersuu, Berudeua Rpm,
L4011e•. 13ulgee, Nelson 410Lauguhu,,
Llae,bell Suul,er. -Jr. Pt. 1-13,.1.4.,6
millet., Auguo rlluh;allum, Albert,11»-
Uulluoh, J essle 111CUUlluou. Number
eurulleu 58, average atteudauce.42.
Al. E. 004TPE, Teacher.
Why Cough Syrups Fail.
They slip quickly over the sore irri-
tated membranes, drop into the stom-
ach and du little else but harm diges-
tant. IVs dlfe)•eut with Uatarrhozoue
—you inhale it,. Every breath sends
healing balsams to the illtfawed
tissues. '1'igltuless, sureness and in-
flammation are cured by healing pine
essences. The cough goes away,
11.1e0at is stteugtheued, huskiness 14
,,lll'iit
1. NIILh l b r s4( simple, l r slm
s4( cuu-
v1. leu i,
1 t J certain tU OUl•C 118 lia4.241111
ozone.
Try ' y n4.. 'Lou, and E1.0U sizes.
.601t1 everywhere.
Grey
S01100 . REpoltr.—Followieg •is the
repotL lin S. S. Nu. ,6Grey fut. Jtuntaiy
and February, Those 'narked ” were
abseub for part of the exam. Se. IV.
—Alex. Collins. Sr. 11I.—Frauk
Liudsay, Elsie Rea, Russ Coates,
Gladys Rowland, Willie Campbell",
Clifford ltuwlaud, haste Clarke*, Jr.
Ill.—Maggie Coated, Lyle Bradford,
Jim CWLIts, John Savage, Lizzie
Kleunscruth, Annie. Clarke. Jr. 11.—
Ida 43reuner, Harold Bradford, Char.
lie Jiuu(w. Henry Khutschrotll.
Geol•ge ltovlaud, Alex. 4410U.uuald*,
Eve Hudson*, harry Hudsuu, Gotdou
41uJ)uuuld", Lutte Ward., Pt. II.=
Jlaud Dixon, Gordon lfea, Johnston
Aamserung, Sr. L --(label Clarke.
Inter, I.—Willie Rowland, Gemge
Campbell. L. STIIA.CllAN, Teacher.
•80.11.00X,i'
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s the
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report, furS. S. Nu. 0 Grey.Pupils
N s
examined i45 Gram., Geeg Lit., (pros,
Writaug and Daawurg. Peeettutage
given. Nutty IV Sr.—.Roy Hall, 81 ;
Sarah Hutchinson, 62 ; Eva Mitchell..
Form 11I Sr.—Horare Grayson, 60 ;
,fled. thee, 40 ; Will. (11144.10011, 89 ;
Wesley Yee, 84. Fort! .111 Jr,—Ge1'-
tru(le Ames, 71 ; John Peteriuk. 64
George Hall, 43; George Eilse*. Poem
IJ Jr.—Stuuley hall, 78 ; Myrtle
Lament, So Eitel Lowe, 54 ; Hazel
Rose,.48 Mussel Yoe, 43 ; Mary Rose.
40. Pt. hl.—Ldyth Attlee, Wilfred
Hoy, Minot( Flood. Pt, I Si' --
Clarence
Ulareice Floud, Joe Mai tin,. Latvl'e11de
Lutve, Isa11c 1405e. 1't. 1 Jt J4, ward
Cole, Viola Mitchell. + ab0ettt fur
exams. 13. L. MOSES, Teacher,
Sosoox. REPORT.—The fullulviug is
a report of S. S. No. 10 for J.auua!'y
1111(1- Fein. uar'y, 51.0011111g based eh
general ability as shown by tests. '
Names in toiler Of 111r't'lt :—•V. !Exam,
i4( Comp., ()Wog, Spell., Latin.—.41.
liutchlu5041. 1.u11au)cu.--•L(Xaw. 14(
Ari h.
t Gttg, Spell., Gluon.— 111.
Mitcham 0, Evans, lutt.n. JY. -1.
Speiran, 1), Whitfield, 4444. Speiran, W.
Whitfield W. Speltatt. Jt•. TV. -
1 1.1 Arith., (bog., Spell., Gi'41n.
—Ger4ie Sp4 1('11tt, ,41, Love, 11. Spetran,
G. WhiUield, 11, Douulan, St'. 111.
—
EXAM. i4( 4416104„ elpi4 h,,. Scull.. - Grog.
—Earl Rothwell, S. ,Wtu(han, F, Oox,
11, Cox.le, 'Taylor. Jr. 1X1.—t4,
Booty, 111.44 tilehiesote, S. Spetrau, L,
Lake, M. "Inglis, G. Holleubeok,
11111lenlr,cic, G. Inglis, B. Xlniielbeck,
1 wan;( Se. W, Ballautlyue, U.
Ward,` Je. 'XL—Exatm, in. Spell., 1
Siet
Read„ (aeog., Antis.—L. T hitfleld,
0, 3Peiran, ,S, Baker, Good, John
$Jeling, 0, Sieltolz, Faits P. I1.—I3,
S r
Wilted
t 1 E. VYa • ,
, td 1't, I—M,
$peil'an. Average etteudanoe for
Jatitte •y 27, Average ettelidampe for
],rebruttry) 8. 4, FIRANI, Teacher,
,
Ot1L 3 1. owinFT 1 L1rD 1 vu) r J l e
6
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School report of S. S. No. 8, Grey Poe.
the menthe of .10411, and Feb, Pupils
Were examined le all subjects except
1 skewing;—Glass V --I *1844, 60 %.—
Ernie urtlill, 70, Class IV --Pass,
C0%—Wesley Brews, 69 ; Bul'uet
Smith, 69, Sr, Jif --Peso, oy—Dale
11'ICDouald, 82; Bessie 'Smith, 73 ;
plttt•iuu Smith, 69 ; Millie MOFarlane,
50; Uvulae' e' 13relver, 40; Sadie Miley,
48•J01)f Riley,) l ( s, Jr, $ Ili—Stoat
t
Grant, 07 ,L1IG( Bisit p, 63 '1`•
Dieluer. 41 , Joe Smith, 25, St, II—
Total, 460, pass 220,—„((64,11 Cardif,
433; Jeines Celt nee. 383; Jhue Mc-
Farlane,
leFa rlane, 200, Pt IL—Total, 400—
Oli)) lie Smith, 387 ; Jin) Riley, 267.
Pt. I—Very good—Alinis Dietner'..
Good—I1uy 111cJi'tu101110, George Bis-
hop. M. BATtiK. 7•'caeber,
Women's Period of Pain.
,regularity of the system can only
he seemed by maintaining strung
healthy circulation.. If feeble, run-
down, nervous, be save that circula—
tion th.nucu•. !'lie iliotied ”-L'1ralt"-16
"Giiii esLiou that exacts so severe a
penalty. Beeitles beinga foodfortnel'
and nerve tonic, Feerozone adds addi-
tion/it vigor to the heart and ensures
strong blood cireulatiou. This is the
only means 01 preventing congestions
that cause pail,, headache and nerve
weakness. The whole system is re-
newed and fortified with stiengt.b,
vigor and endurance. For girls and
women nothing equals Ferrozoie, 500..
at all dealers.
Ethel
ROLL or, Hexon.—Following is the
school report for Se. Department of
S. S. No, 11, Grey, showing each
pupils standing. Entratice . Class.—
Spence Heulsworth, . Clifford Dunbar,
Vera McColl, Lizzie McIntosh, Wil-
fred Eokmier. Jr.IV.-Olive, Cooper,
Pearl Bateman, Oristle Engler, Noi-
man Addy, Noble McKee, Edmund
McLeod; Verde, Pollard, Elwin. Dob-
sou, Edith Flood. Sr. IIL—Russel
Balmier, Willi id Thompson, George
Utile, Stanley Stl'achan.' Redge Hems-
worth,' Edith Ferguson, Grace Eck -
tiller. Jr. III.—Della McKee, Pearl
Dobson, Roy Dunbar, Walter Schafer,
Bert Vodden. Jr. Department. Sr.
IJ.—Stuart MoDonald, Lillian Martin,
Lockhart Dine. Stanley Gill, Flossie
Sanders, Lela Vodden. .Jr. II.—Viola
Schaefer, Myrtle Bowes, .Evelyn Mc-
Iutosh,-Laura Hemsworth, James
Lucas, Clarence-t\IeIiary, Erlich Eck -
met., Lillian Davidson. Pt, II, --
David McKee, Harold Love, Pearl
Love, Russel Krauter, George Pollard.
Sr: Pt. 1.—Willie Dane, Verua Mc-
Oall, Quest Dobson Bertha Cole,
Cecil Bateman, Alfred Menary,
Minnie Martin. ,Inter. Pt. I.—Flor-
ence McIntosh, Clifford Ferguson,
Harvey Florid, Edwin Kreuter, Isola
Mitchell, Annie Hemsworth, Ella.
Mitchell, Leslie Pollard, Alice Eck
titer. Jr. P1.I. Man Vodden, George
McKee, Ouyler Anderson, Blake How-
lett., Laura McIntosh, Lily Sanders,
Willie Woods. M. E. Walsh,
Teacher.
Contains no Caustic Acids.
It's healitng and drawing—that's
why Putuacu's Corn Extractor is bet-
ter thou cheap acid substitutes: In-
sist o4( Putnam's only.
Moncrieff
James, son of Bobs. McTaggart, was
very ill but we hope he, will soon be
all tight again.
Miss Pearl Harrison is visiting
friends and relatives 'i4( Woodstock
and Ingersoll
We are glad to know that. Messrs.'
Nicklan and Hislop were o4( the whi-
ning side at the debate held in Ethel
\Vtu Sohuotk and Marshall Har
rasou attended the Presbytery meet-
ing 41711101) 117118 held in Wiugha,u.
Tuesday of last week.
The peeple of Mouclieff vicinity are
pleased to know that Maitland Pres.
3ytere has granted their request to
UI'ga.1118e a4 congregation with Rev.
111r. Lundy as pastor.
Jim. tied Mrs. Meehan entertained
a large number of theit friends last
Monday oveuing. Me. a4ut1 MPS.
\lar hag )make first -4:,(088 host and
hostess is the verdict of the guests.
Quite a large 1iaulber of Western
people, 4vlh) have been ,visit Mg i4( this
neIghb,nhoot,, have 'started back for
the West this last week. Among
then were Will. mud Mrs. Me.Kay,
Hugh and Robt. find Mrs. J. A. Mc-
Kay; a daughter of Jolie McTaggart,
16th con.
Smoot, REPORT,—The followingis
iL 1'1. 111
It of Al�Il 111 Ik' 1
t fflulhcSchoflfm
I
School c
Feb, min. Nal es arranged
ordee.
of ule)t. Sr.IV.-Lily Harrison,
Bessie McQuareie, Emily Smith, Beth
_ 0020v -e- eza
104 Nought, JtsIV.. -Nlay Livingstone
Violet McKay, Noble$ohnock; Harold
Livingstone, Bert Snelling, Sr.
Cranstozn, Elinor M633447, Jim 51action,
Stuart Mc4 ua,rie, Johnnie McKay,
Mel vitt Outwit nee, Jr. 111,—i -1m riot ke
lilcgluerls, Laurie 111461(, , 510044401
Smith, Colby Snelling, 'Yilfrid Me -
Nought, Sr IL—A11)01d McKay,
(Howard M chart and Mary Saab,
,
a 1 tit u,l�,
equal) Viola elebnoek, Willie Neable,
Hanel MoNaiighl, 000. Crawford, Peat')
Cummins, lllable Dodge, Flossie
5Ia01an, Sam), Snelling. Jr. II,—Ora
McKay, Gracie Perkins, Harvey
I Suulliug, Willie Mecham Pt, II,—
III E(ldie Meehan, Alf, Neable, Jdarold
Neabls. Pt. 1.-11lta'1e Liviegetune,
Elijah Mantle, Ut
'e Snelling,
g,
Hattie Mantle, Jack Suellhrg,
R. Nuett. I', Teacher.',
Aro you Prowsy after Meals T
Is there a fulness in your St0tnaell
a drowsy, lazy desire to sleep—this
lee% natural in healthy folks and only
occurs when the liver is torpid, You
need a Stirnulttting tonic—need Dr.
I4aloilto11'e Pills 440 stir you) liver and
put life into sleepy organs, Yolt'li
feel brisk and lively—you'll eat, digest
and sleep well after regulating with
D. Hamilton's Pills. No medicine so
universally used, so mild, so sure to
sig lit as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold
by ell (041 sin 25see.. boxes.
Goderich.--..
The last Horse Fair of the seasonwill be held in Goderich on Friday,
March 11tH. •
W E Kelly has sold out his jewelry
.r,
business V.
69 'tU ,
W. H Harrison, of Tor-
onto
Sunday Rev. George F. Salton, of
Stratford, peached in North e4reet
Methodist church. This ehurcb cele-
brated its fourth birthday on that (lc-
ca9iotl.
141. 0. Johnston Sae been appointed
01'own Counsel by the department of
the Attorney -General for - Huron
County at the Assizes, which opened
in Goderich on Monday.
At the recent meeting at Toronto of
the Ontario Grand Council of the
Royal Template; of Temperance, John
T. Newell, of Goderich, was elected
Grand Guard.
Rev. James A. Anderson, pastor of
Knox church, has had conferred upon
him by the faculty of Montreal Col-
lege the degree of. D. D. He left on
Monday to receive the distinguished
honor.
The Standard Loan .Company has
secured the services of Joseph Doyle.
as accountant. Miss (Jonas -lice
Griffin, who was formerly on the staff,
is entering upon a hospital course as a
professiol)4d nurse.
Dan. and Alex. Mclvor, old Gode-
rich boys who are doing .well at Win-
nipeg, the former with the Western
Canada Flour Mills Company, and the
latter with a wholesale paint com-
pany, are home through the illness
and death of their mother, Mrs. Neil
Molvor, town.
13elgrave
Fred. Scandrett is attending the
School of Science in Toronto.
Stanley Clark, me Rochester, is at
the home of his mother, quite ill.
Miss Tessy Halliday is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stewart, at Bayfield.
Charlie Jobston has been quite in-
disposed but is improving nicely.
511.8. Corbett, her daughter and Bon-
in -law have retw'ned to their Home in
Edmonton, Alberta,.
Miss Mary Corley, of Bnrkton, is
spending a few weeks with relatives
and frieuds i4( this vicinity.
Wm. Watson is in very poorhealth,
apparently' run down, and is thinking
of taking a trip to try and recuperate,
Mrs. Dow is at her mother's, Mrs.
R. Leishman, very sick and without
Much hope of taco very. Mrs. Dow is
a sister of Mrs, John Armstrong, of
Belgrave.
&Ins James Cunningham passed
away Thursday night Feb 24111, after
a lingering illness of some mouths.
Ear r ern dus were laid to rest in the
Brandon cemetery o1 Monday. Mrs.
Cunningham was a woman highly
respected, and leaves her husband and
a grown up family to mourn the loss
of a loving wife and kind mother.
33017. J. A. Ferguson, of Knox church,
Belgrave, conducted the funeral ser-
vices.
Which Liniment is BestR
For musculus pains and, aches a
thick oily preparation can't penetiate
—that's why Nerviliuebeats then all
—il, sinks right in. "I wouldn't live
without Nerviline in any house,"
writes J. B. Outline, of 4Jastown,: N.
S. "If you have rheumatism or sore-
ness i41 the muscles . or in fact any
need of an honest iinitnent, Nerviline
fills the bill. I eau 'recommend it
highly because I have proved that in.
one application of Poison's Nerviline
there isour
t ( virtue than in whole
t le
bottle of ordinary Iiuitui:ut,." Try one
of the large 25c. bottles.
Seaforth
Atex. McLennan left for Winnipeg
where he will spend a week or two.
George Bates, of town, has puachas-
ed the grocery business of \V. Hord,
of (Mitchell.
Norman Heudersol left on Tuesday
of last week for Moose Jaw, Sask.,
where he has secured aL position.
Revs. N. Shaw and D. Rogers tnade
shell' annual exchange of pulpits oat
Sunday evening.
Fred. Roge1s, who spent a few days I
► . . at hie home bete, left to take charge
of the general store i4( 13elmore,
Nies Thompson, o9' Sl. 5Jo.i'ys, has
accepted ay position in the millinery .
�,,�e� department of \V. Pickard & Sol.
'�' IZ/ J. A. Killen, formerly of Searortil,
has atx'epted a puriLien wi4.11 theAspiu-
' wall & Spat•li ng On., of , Buffalo, as
travelling salesman for. Western
()amnia.
elle
meezliot William Morr)son, sr., of- McKillop,
13801motcl tie property of John
II
O'Keefe ) t r
• I
1 h G u74.1'ic11 St. Last. Mt',
Morrison and family expect to clove
to town about April 1st.
At 14 meeting in 'the Cooncil chem. . byte the Liberal 0n11Se1•VaUUVes, of
Seaforth, elected John AJcLeuull.0 and
W It Vetch as delegates to the big
1 Cotventirn to be held at Ottawa o44
. June 15th and 161.11.
ZS Ata regular meeting of Fidelity
' ( Lodge, No. No.55, I. 0. 0. F. an ad-
/ dress accompanied by a presentation
teitmennatisidisal
Hcwe
Doctor
No sense i un
e e n running die¢ from one
doctor to another, Select the
best one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are sick.
Ask, his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not; Just as he says,
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p htm pu12wwin
arsit tor
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Always keep a box of Ayer's Piila In the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack of
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them,
—gads by the F. C. Ayer Ca. LUFOS.
of 79 years, Friends tools the body to
la' xete4' for Interment.
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W, lis 'Newcombe, of Ingersoll, was
inw4(
a on
t Tuesday o . P last l tweek. He
leaves for British Volulubia where be
bas secure( a good position.
Galt Refot'ioer has the following
item which ch 1
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citizen of town ;-•-lr. 0. Fleming, late
Secretary of the Huron County Y. 111.
0.. 4.,joined the staff
j � of the Galt Col-
legiate
In Institute, taking the place of
Mr. Hackett, who is leaving to accept
an advanced pe
Gomes highly I'
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Montreal, Ii al life
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!IMPROVEMENTS •T0.
•. Having' purchased H. R. Brewer's Ph(
and apparatus and all interest r
�• pp t1. est in th
t close the Studio on Tue'sday, Marc
.� improvements and re -open it for
day, March 17th,
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local lodge for nearly
30 years. •
We regret to re ort th' '-cath of an 0
oldrson of
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the.
Janet
Russell, se I re1J
cleft
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Turnbull, in her 82nd year. The
funeral took place Thursday from the s
residence of her eon -in-law,' James • -
McIntosh, 2nd con., of McKillop, to l 0
the place of interment in Maitland- e
bank cemcterv. •
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Clinton
Huron Co. Spring Show at Clinton,
on Thursday, Aril 7th.
The waterworks well is now in good
shape and pumping 4,600 gallons per •
hour easily,
Wm. Smillie, of Brucefield, has tak-
en n positionofclerk in A. J. Morrish
& Co.'s store.
Miss Mabel Danford returned to.
town after an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Brussels.
The Ladies' Aid of Ontario Street
Church intend giving a St. Patrick
social In the Church on the evening of
March 17th.
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, of Winggham,
has been secured to preach in Wesley
Church, March, 18th,' the church anni-
versary sermons.
During the past week two deaths
occurred at .the House of Refuge :—
Wm. Connell, of Goderich, died Sat-
urday at the age of 82 years. Body
was Interred in the Clinton R. 0.
cemetery.—On Friday Juo. Ferguson,
from Exeter, passed away atthe age
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The balan
arrived and we a
the public the LARD
shown in this Village.
Beautiful Patterns at very clos
We trim all Papers bought fro
for hanging.
Call and see them and note ourrices
fore buying. p
Picture Framing a Special
of our New Wall Paper
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Furniture �J
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Dealer
eLBARIN€
SALE
Our Sale has bceo a Big .5
Far beyond our expectations but we still have a large stock of
goods to dispose of and will sell them if prices will do a;
This Sale Benefits the Public
far more than it does us. Put us to the test and we willProv
it. You can make dollars bybuying p
uyng now. We cathnot_.
any means tell you of all the bargains we have, but a few 1\
give you some idea.
Furniture
Iron Beds, any width, regular
3.5o for ,.., ... .-. 4 00
1 only all Brass Bed, 2 inch posts
regular 35.00. Sale price... 25 00
Spring Edge Velour Couch, reg-
ular price 9.00, for .. ... 7 00
A number of other good Couches
ranging in price from $20 to
$25 which we will sell at
Very Low Prices
Carpets and
Tapestry Rugs, 3x0. yar
lar price Sao. Sal
Ingrains from $3.50
Imported Linoleums, 4 y
regular 2.00. Sale
Canadian Linoleums, 4
Sale price
Oil Cloths, Sale
Carpet Ends at
Mattresses We have always made our own Mattr
antes them A r. Every Mattress pe
These we are selling at G
earl and get Prices and be eonvin
Leatherdale
urniture and Undertaking
of ah easy (,lair was made to Bro. Jas, l