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Wet. I)avidemi is laid ap with a sprain•
ed ankle,
Miss Edith Lang is visiting friend in
Listowel
IVliss Orr has returned from L vielt with
Mende in Toronto.
Robb. Miller attended Oottnty Council
meeting feat week, Mr. Miller woe elect•
ed chairman of the Educational Commit-
tee.
I:ri,er .1015. i.
SonnzN Diern,—John lkiurray, seeoncl
son of Mrs, John Murray, egad 29 years
and 5 months, was found about 9 o'olook
Sntrday evening lying in the snow,
where he had fallen. He was carried to
Dioit's hotel but never t vat 'ro a'
g ted oonsoi•
ouenese and died ebont two o'olook Sun•
day morning. The !moral took place on
Tuesday and was very largely attended.
The Sons of Scotland were present in n
body, headed by the 93rd l3attallion
Band, of wbiob deoeased was a member.
Canoe of death, apoplexy of the lungs.
i-9%¢alton.
A number from here drove over to
Brussels last Sabbath evening to hear
the Opines° liissiontery, Mies Croeth-
Waite,
A peeler social will be held at the resi-
dence of Jno. Govenlock on Friday even.
ing of this week, under the nuspioes of
the W. 1.'. 9L. S. of Duff's ohuroh.
On Sabbath, 21st net., Bev, Mr. Muir
will preaolt Anniversary sermone in
Duff's cltnrah. The annual tea -meeting
will take place the Monday evening fol-
lowing.
The gnarterly ootnmunion servioe held
in the Methodist ohnroh last Sabbath
afternoon wits most enjoyable and profit.
able. .Rev. Mr. Attie, of Brussels,
preached a fine discourse.
Vevan.lbcoolc.
Mica Maggie Knight is visiting friends
at Exeter and London.
Tho skating on the river ie. greatly en-
joyed by the young folks.
Bev. B. P. Cameron was visiting ander
the parental roof a few days last week.
Mrs. Wm, Heymann, who was visiting
her parents here, has returned to her
home iu London.
David McNair has gone to Owen Sound
to take it six months' coarse at the Nor-
thern Business College.
3. J. Mitchell and wife were visiting a
few clays at Hensel!, being the gueets of
Bev. W. J. and Mrs. Waddell.
The leoture given in the Methodist
church Tnesday evening by Mies Orosth-
waite, returned missionary from China,
was largely attended nod was touch en-
joyed by all. The offerings and subscrip-
tions in behalf of the general missionary
fund was quite liberal.
School brusteeo of Orenbrook are seri-
ously thinking over the matter of having
to build a teacher's residence at their
earliest convenience, Coming events
east a shadow before them. If a resi•
dente is built it is to be hoped the pres-
ent board of trustees will see to having
it face the town as it in that way will 2
help to hide the gloomy look of our
school which looks more like a barn from
Mre, Robinson a happy and en000eaful
life together whisk will begin in their nate
home in the township of Grey, Those
present were 1$r, and Hiss Sperling and
ltlr, ltebinsnn, of hewed;; Mr. B013110m),
of Gr v ; elegers, Spnarin, 14 loses Hpsarin
end Mr. and Mee. Randle, of Osborne;
S. Helmet anti wife, ;Aimee Ruudle and
slaughter, George Rundle and family,
Milton Bundle and wife, Mrs, Ann Swit-
zer and daughter, Jos. Pearn and wife,
Mr. leturns and wife, Geo. Speario and
family, Mr, Webster and wife, Mrs. Roe,
nU of .Blanhard ; Mr, and Mrs, Pearn,
jr., Mr. Paern, St. Marys; Rev. arta Mrs,
Nolherootb, Woodham.
.Taanoe otvet.
The home and heart of Jno, Oat3 was
gladdened by the arrival of a son on
New Yenr'a day. That was a New Ysar'a
gift worth having and Mr, and Mrs. Oust
a reaiabe their if,
pp i gift.
Naricc.—All unpaid a000unbs in favor
of 530 undersigned must be paid before
Feb, 27th, 1897. After that date unpaid
aecounts will be transferred to the oherity
unmet oe sued, and a list giving date,
name 111 roll, article, atnonnt tee„ will
be publiNhed for an indefinite period.
—1. 3. Vincent, Thamesville, Ont.
k. Mit el.
Miss Jessie Belem, of Guelph, ie visit•
ing iter slater, Mrs. 2. G. Ilsyrl.
An entertainment in connection with
our Public school is being talked of.
A load of young people spent Monday
evening of this week at the Manse, Gran•
brook.
It is said that Ethel and its vicinity
will supply the brides for two or three
waddings which will take place shortly.
Miss Crosthivaite's visit awl het' in-
teresting missionary talks on China have
awakened considerable interest in that
Mission field,
The Seerament was dispensed in the
Prebyterien church here last Sabbath
morning and n Thanksgiving service was
held in the eveeing.
There seenna to be a scarcity of room s
for wood in 3110 yard at the grist mill. o
Why not still further enlarge the yard I c
so that it would not be necessary to pile J 4
wood against windows and thereby read• + p
er 313001 almost useless ? n
Banat Rnronr.—The following is the a
report of S. S. No. 11, Grey, nomas in 1P
order of merit :— a
31003) 1.
Sr. 2nd,—Meudie Qnerrin, Henry 1 i1
Querrin, Mabel Coats, Percy Greensides,
Eva Cole, Tom Vogel, Oliver Lindsay, h
Sam. Kleinsohroth, Robb. Kerr, Hattie
Sharpe. Jr. 3rd—Mamie Mangold, Jae.
Richardson, Willie Balmier, Maud Badge- fu
alt) fate 1, 512 ; Ilntb Menem
Huge 1"e'syth, Sr. , ul,--ilnry
/than, 432 ; Milton tsharp, 4+13 ;
McOutnlleon, 391 ; Clara Mooney
Relit, Mooney, 1323 ; Berth t Nichol
Richard Cardiff, 2110 ; Mabel N
207 ; Bertha Sharp, 270. Jr. 3rd, -
Davie, 210 ; Myrtle Netted, 237 1
Maunders, 198 ; Willie Fleet,
David Walker, 1.11. Aeeond--'fobs
Carrie Speirs, 270; Minnie Mt
258 ; f,lzeio Davis, 210 ; Miuniw
er, 102 ; Charlie Barrie, 185 ;
Ames, 134 ; Nelsen William on,
Jessie Greouslade, 71, Part 2-
250,--Liezie Speirs, 1110 ; `,Tena Fo
189 ; Ida FIa1b, 128 ; Laura CI
1113; Lison Cardiff, 95; Donald I
70 ; Ada MoOatoheon, 72 ; Annie N
71. Honor standing for month—N
Maunders ; number enrolled d
month, US ; avoragc attendance, 47.
3. D. D. Haaar, Tea
Kerte• ICNea a )le aril e.
I u ,1 dote', and fn 11 bo bids a very sorrow.
r ,t eaten to hie ehildron and givt-e hie
3110 ; ebl, tt eau direeti°ne as to the disposal of
, 312 ; ilio two yoenger Inombore of the family
Jebel, and the management of his property, It
-Geo, alai eontitilie teeth words ; effete reason
Neloon I nm doing this ie, I heard Sattttdtsy all
1i,9 ; 1 emelt nilN.inns were being closed, and I
1.50. 5111 tired of being put about, my wife be.
)01157, il11 in the asylum now six years, and no
walk• batter." Mr. Hamilton is netted to write
Willie to a brother in 19ugland, another in Ans.
we
Total, undsrott nd, laand a later in missionary, the r,G latter,
myth, onds took ohan•ge of the Filiation six years
0akey, ago and proved a vary attentive and 011•
nnss, lilting agent, Ile loot a leg some years
label, 1150 while employed in the onpaeity of
orah uring hiektlree unfortunaoab tehiltdew).
sympathy fSit for
The
eldest
John,is
18
, Annie is
14,
and
cher. Gorge 12. Ills oiroumstanres were, to
say the least, comfortable, and even if his
fears about losing hie situation had been
web grounded, be could still have made
�r.wouu.
The prospects fon' a lively Spring t
in Atwood are good.
R. M, Ballantyne has eight Mantis
played in his tailor shop at present,
In abort two weeks Duncan Moln
leaves for the Roseland gold fields to
out a fot'ttine.
There is the probability of a new c1
making shop being opened in At
next week by Miss Peebles and an 15
young lady.
Geo, Currie has routed Jno. Pelt
hoose and will take up his residence I
at once. Glad to welcome Mr. Cu
aucl family back to Atwood.
Mr. Knlbfleiech Inas wisely decided
to leave Atwood, as intended, awl
ordered a brand new stock to replace
goods recently sold by auction.
B. R. Leake has purchased the gro
stock and goodwill of the bakery 13
noes heretofore conducted by Mas
MentonNoseand will move the 0
to his own store,
rade his living. He hid at policy in the Sun
oto. Assurance Co., of Canada, for 52,000, In
bie son's letter he states that ha took the
io be
spelt buriedin S br ngville..on at 9.30 and Coroner ses a, sDh tvlin
viewed the body but deoided that an int.
Alt
rood• qnest was annece.Nsery,
titei LiN4t0 NV 01.
The Y. P. 0, C. E. of Knox church,
on's have been very fortunate in seri lug the
tete preseutation of Lew. Wallace's "Bon
nee Her," by Dr. 3. T. Reid, of Montreal, for
Monday evening, Feb. 15th.
not L. D. Poitou has asen'nscl his duties
has in the position lie has secured fn the
the Goolo000,1 Survey at Ottawa, and is
proving himself well adapted for the
cert' work. The position is likely to prove
usi- permanent and the pay to iuoreese. He
ere. gets 510.50 per weak at present.
took A game which bids fair to become fa-
mous in the purling history of North
not Perth will be inaugurated this year by a
ging competition for a cup presented by James
City Grieve, for competition between the
of Carling Clubs in the Riding.
The Curling °lab has been organized
.53 and is in good shape for the season, with
42 ; the members drawn up into four rinks
70 ; of five players each. 3, schedule of games
age has been arranged, extending to the end
5 ; of next month, to be played on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, by which each
rink will play two games with each other
rink, and all ties will then be played off
for the ,hampfonahip.
A, Guhr, of this town, left on Monday
of last weak for Dunnville, to complete
arrangemeets with a geutlemau there
who has secured a largo oontraot for
dredging ou the Erie Canal near Tonn-
wanda, N. Y. Mr Gale: is part owner
of a dredge, and we understand that he
expects to eater into partnership with the
Dunnville gentleman in completing the
contract.
Judge lyleridth in the edit of Hay vs.
the Town, quashed the Water works aucl
Electric light by-law ou the ground of the
time limit, the by-law providing for
he thirty years debentures instead of twenty.
It is likely that the Council will decide at
in the next regular meeting on Monday
eight, whether to matte an appeal or sub -
1 mit the neater again to the people, or let
the question rest,
At last regular meeting of Bob Roy,
Tent No. 23, K. 0. T. M , the following
officers were installed for the present
year :—Past Commander, R. Stanley ;
commander, 0.E. Walker ; Lieut. Com.,
J. F, Glenuie ; Sergent, 11. Miersoh ; 1st
M. of G., W. 3. Brown ; end M. of G., S.
Durrant ; Ohaplain, R T. Kemp ; Physi•
cians, Drs. Rutherford and Thompson,
recommended ; plaster at Arms, A. Nen-
art ; Sentinel, II. Kritzer ; Picket, J.
Clapp ; Record Keeper, F. S. Howe ;
Finance Keeper, J, A. Tremain.
t0 Nawry o loose factory report, j
rioted, ehaws the following 0nc0ura
taiistios for the seat• 1890 :—Quan
f milk received, 1,371,008 lbs. ; Ibs,
beese made, 127,307 ; receipts, 511,0
2 ; expenditure, (including 59,283
ail to patrons for milk) 511,091.
vertigo lbs. milk to lb. cheese, 10.
vorago wholesale price, 8,08c ; aver
or cont. butter fat for season, 8.4
vorage cost of manufaobnee, 1.20o.
Daviel Nichol, who has been running a
vary business in North Lang-
ou, Dakota, for the past year, returned
01330 Tuesday of last week. A, Peebles
as Dave's farm on the 8th con. of Elmo,
anted for a terns. Dave speaks hopo-
lly of North Langdou's future, although
'nes in general out there are not so good
ho would like. Itis a great country
for people who have money to lend, as
the interest runs all the way from 12 per
cent, (regular bank interest) to 2 per cent.
per month, on ohattel mortgages, the
usual kiud of security taken out there.
Iv, Melena Barr, Bernice Memnon, Mary t1
itleinsehrotb, Adam Fletcher Garfield i as
Dunbar, Ella Eakmier. Sr. 811—Mary
MnBlaln, Ida Colo, Carl McAllister, Wil-
lie Dowdell, Howard McAllister, Willie
Lindsay, Edna Raynerd, Annie Bateman,
Emma Imlay, John Kerr, Geo. Sharpe.
4511 antsy --Cort, Snarlers, Edie utiles,
Oliver Querrin, Claude Walker, Wilbur
Lindsay, Eclith Walker, John Lindsay,
Erl. Pollard. Geo, Densest Principal
the t01013.
Trustees met at the oall of the chair-
man at the school house on J.0 -fleecy
20th ; members all peasant. On motion
of V. Gramm, seconded by D. MaLen„
nen the following accounts were passed :
—Michael Reenter, 20} cords wood, 524.-
50 ; Valentine Siemon, caretaker, for
piling wood into basement, 51.00, Mov.
ed by D. MoQuerrie, ssoonded by V.
Gramm that the Board borrow 525 for
11 mouths at 596 per annum for sobool
purposes.--Oarriecl. Meeting ,tdjourond
to meet again at oall of Secretary.
Grex-.
Miss Bella A. Smith is visiting in Sea-
1orth.
Peter Bishop will have an auction sale
011 Thursday, 11th inst.
Nell McNair, sr„ and John McNabb
left on Monday last to work in J. Benne.
wies' mill, Logan.
Ootnplaints are being made about some
of the sidroads not being opened since
the storm last week. Where are you
Dugald ?
John MoTaggart, of St. Thomas,. who
has been visiting during the past month
with friends in the Southern part of the
township, Inas returned home.
Miss S. V. MoLauohliu, who has been
home for two weeks, has been obliged,
owing to illness, to resigu her position as
teacher in Blyth Public School.
Two young men of the 8th eon., who
live not far west of Ethel, have invented
a trotting gutter. If you have not al-
ready applied for a patent, boys, you
should do so at once.
Smoot, 11/3P001'.—The following is the
report of S. S. No. 9, Grey, for the month
el January :•-Or. 16h—Bessie Oliver.
Jr. All—Lizzie McKey, Willie McKay,
Annie Nay, Hugh H Malin Bella Y, g Y,
e a Mamn
Willie Bra
George IInnla Sr.•--
Y,td
Y
Willi, MaNanght, I,atvreua5 M°Nnughb,
James Mann, Irene Forbes, John MoKay,
Verne 310Nanght, George Meohan, Russel
MoNaught, George McKay. 3r, Sed—
Russel Robertson, Hattie Fraser, Reunite i
Bray, Gooree Eraser. Jr, 2nd—Ethel t
MoNangbt, Norma Spading, Willie Har. T
risen, George Ptatterson. Sr. Part II— B
Willie Mann. Jr. Part II—Frank Her- 4
rison, Olive Oliver, Wesley McKay, Wil.
bur Bray, Henry McKay, , harry Mo.
Naught, Norman 4IoNaught. First class
—Robbie McKay, George Mann, Willie
Mann, Johnnie Patterson, Willie Itanley.
Mass 13. Pzutsog, Teacher,
MAxrtuttogIan.—The St. Mary's Journal
of lee! weeks says :—There was a very
pleasant affair at lib° re01denee of Wm.
Bundle and wife, Mitchell Road, Blab -
shard, on Wednesday, 20th inet., being
the °erasion of the marring° of their only
()neighbor, Louisa, to Jas. Robinson, of
Grey township, Huron Go. The bride
was beautifully dressed in °nehmere and
was supported by Mies Eva Pearn, of St.
Marys, whilst Wesley Switzer supported
the groom. The guests were mostly rel•
atfvee et the oontraeting parties and were
from Tlowink, Grey, Usborue. Blaushard
and St, Mary5. lets", and Mrs. Rundle
did all they possibly could to make it
pleasant for all present and all seemed
to enjoy themselves very 'much and no
doubt wished Oust suck occasions would
be oftener than they are, The presents
were nnmeroue and costly. lice, J. 0.
Methercetl, of Woodham, performed the
ceremony. The bride was very papular
in the township and the Journai joins
llteir inns friends in wishing Mr, and
racer ries.
Hurrah for pitch holes.
Mies Annie Budd is visiting friends at
the Nile.
Jno. Merritt and wife, of Kincardine,
are visiting on the god.
Mrs. 2. F. Kennedy, of Lindsay, i0
visiting at John Davis', 4th line.
Chas. Sheriff, of Toronto, is visiting at
Ed. Beeman's, and also on the 8rd.
Robb. Turvey and sister have pone on a
visit to friends at Lunkuow and Ripley.
Wm. Robb's team ran away on Wed•
nesday of lest weak but no serious dam-
age was done.
Albert Carter will have au auction sale
of farm stook, implements, Ste,, on Eyed•
nesday, 17th inst. '
A box sooial will be given by the Young
Britons at the residence of Geo. Johnston,
1st con,, on Wednesday evening of next
week.
Winachn res.•
A telephone has been placed in t
ark's office at the town hall.
D. Gayness 11ar1 his fingers nipped
o planer in Ball aC Son's factory.
John Wellwood has started a goner
delivery for the merchants of the town.
oble Hill, of Walkerton, is in town.
s
understand Mr. Hill is thinking of
ving back to this town.
li. J. Plenty, who has been engaged on
s Blyth Standard for the past six
mats has returned home.
While returning from the Tetnperane°
ening in the town hall on Monday
ht of last week, Mrs. helm slipped
d fell on the sidewalk, badly injuring
boo of her leg.
ret the nomination to fill the vacancy
caused by the refusal of Air. Kerr to apt
as Councillor for ward 3, W. A. Johns
and John Hamm received the nomin-
ations• Hanna refused to stand and
Johns goes in by acclimation.
The Anniversary services in connection
with the Methodist church were held on
Sunday and Mooday lest. On Sunday
Bev. S. T. Scott, B. A., of St. Thomas,
preached morning and evening and on
Monday evening the rev. gentleman de•
livered his popular lecture, "A Statesman
in a State of Nature."
The Newbury Journal says :—"Jnlg-
hent has been given in the Sperling vs.
Dobbyn ,ase, in favor of Dobbyn, This
case was the occasion for a great deal of
taut, being somewhat peculiar. Over a
year ago Mr. Sperling, of Winghain, pur•
chased two oar loads of baled hay from
x. Dobbyn, to be delivered a certain
The clay tante and the hay was
nghl in and some put into the cars,
as ib was raining Spalding contended
the hay was spoiled. Last Pall
Deb
seed for the paymout of hay.
caao was tried .in Wingham and wit•
es were called from here. Only last
k judgment was given, Sporting los-
The costs will amount to (pito a
. The G. T. R. has a bill for dam -
of about 550 for the oar that is ou
wtb°h loaded. Some of, the hay is in
station yard and some in the station,
o it has
Woo lying
£orae nearly a '
Y g ,,a.,»
Y
pew."
nom; 2. Cl
Sr. 2n1,—Stella Dunbar, Eva lleAliis• th
ter, Gordon Imlay, Jennie McBlain. Jr.
ed—Geo. Lukmier, Ida Faulkner, Disk
>aviea, lttamie is er. Sr,P1. 2nd—
Maggie Osborne, Cecil Lindsay, Charley W
Cameron, Leslie Fogad. Jr. Pt. 2nd— 1110
Stanley Dunbar, Ellie Hansuld, Grover
Gill, Eva Ober. Sr. Pb. 1st—Willie Mo. th
Blain, Mica Elliott, Geo, Dunbar, Mary 113
Thompson. Jr. Pt. let—Tommy Mo.
Allister, Myrtle Imlay, Nesta Simpson. me
Miss W. RArxen0, Tenter. nig
and
the
Woe. Robb and wife, Miss Hannah Ale
Forsyth and John Forsyth, of the 2nd c1itY•
lino of Morrie, were visiting this weelt at b1e
the home of Mrs. Brandon, Oth line, but
A Goon Bzronr.—:Phe aittocnt of taxes that
on She Collector's role for the year 1895 D0
was 511,281.12, which I have oolleeted i0 The
full, the same having not been done for 13005
some years past. I have this tiny paid to rite'
the treasures the sum of 51200.12 being lag'
the balance celled for by said role, and sum
deliverer) up the role at same time, there. ago
by liberating my bondemeu, thanking the s
them for past favors. I also consider it the
m duty I whet
to Unlink 1e
b) rata r
Y a e f
Y e or
pY
their kiud hospitality
given t
o
me
Geese!.
ally
a eo-
allY by the ladies, while doing
my duty
is tax collector. Jooar, s MooNOnlleotor, Co
Morrie, Feb, 2nd, 1807. onds
Bloom,—The following is the stand. five
ng of the mile in S. S. No, 8, Mortis, riot)
or the month of January ;—Fifth elites, mitt
sbal, 500.—Ida Bosman, 425 ; Jessie the it
nrkholdr, 307 ; Maud Pant, 202. 8t', 8,80
lily—Lottie Errington, 422 ; Jas. Knox, but f
294 ; Geo. Burkholder, 278. Jr. 4ib.— noon
Ida McAllister, 408 ; Arlatta Farrand, n5thi
882 ; Geo. Gentles, 280. Sr. 8rd.—Bobs. unfor
Ferranti, 804 ; Lorne Knox, 209 ; Wes. in be
ley Jermyn, 285 ; BBobt. MoAlilster, 250 ; dress
Clens. Garniss, 218, Middle &d.—Panel reach
Embury, 275 ; Willie Thoroton, 251 ; nine.
Gordan Embnt;y, 251. Jr, 9rd,—Ettie he wa
Agar, 893 ; Reby Forbes, 909 ; Aliso His
Paul, 205 ; Vona Knox, 219 Martha years
in
Ingra, 216. Sr 2nd, -..Total, 400.— tango
Milton Germyn, 803 ; John Garniss, bring
849 ; Nettie Yeo, 200 ; K+trifa Eraser, man
288 ; reed Pugh, 135 ; Eva Soueb, 120, patch
Jr. and,•• -Total, 800,—Dora IStoAllister, 0arrie
B
248 ; Maggio uritholdr, 284 ; Alex, found
Ratlidpe, 195. Sr, Pt, 2nd.—Annie Gar. nobod
nisi), 245 1 May 'lhoeubon, 227 ; Entine out fr
Gump', 201 ; Myrtle Aehtou, 81. Jr. in the
nb
Pt, 2nd,—Ohne, Agnr, Hazel Etury, and h
D. L. ,5TffitoIrAN,'Tetibar. deer a
Sotionn ltrisoar.—Tito following is the froute
report of S. S. No, 4 Morris, for the get.
month of Jam ery :—So, 4th—Total, his be
800.—Norah Maunders, 500 ; Ida Mooney, A bo
509 ; Lulu Davis, 490 ; Willie Oloakey, bowl*
420 ; John Cloakoy, 801 ; Willie Johne . the ro
ton, 295 ; Jas, Donnelly, 262 ; Joseph were f
Patch, 284 ; James Innes, 125 ; Gee.
Nees, 11% Part subjects, total, 050.—
Millard Oardiff,148 ; Geo, Cardiff, 115 ;
l$Pl.II II.k `t ea
trtcnrcn 811rornn Itieharr! Sym-
, G. 1'. It, agent et Sebringville, about
rediae from Stretford, on the Gode•
branch, formerly of Iianfryu, con•
ed suicht° Monday forenoon, When
rain from Goderiob arrived there at
a, ut. Symonds was oe duty es usual,
ran that limo till the arrival of the
train from. Stratford and the East115 is known of bie movements. The
tuuate roan wee finally, discovered
a, while, by his side, lay a note ad -
ad to bis son, turd on a steed within
woe a small vial labelled carpel -
The letter simply announced that
s tired of living without his wife.
vita was taken bo an a0ylune a few
ago, her paled having become Is.
d. Symonds bad been agent at Se.
vine for about live yoara and was a
about 50 years of ego. A later des-
5ays :—Wben James Paton, mall
r, reached the station at noon be
it closed. The train arrived but
y n995ar04! Just a0 it wag pulling
ono the etetion hist eon, who works
flax mill, Dame home from dinner
e end Mr, piston forced the back
nd entered, when they were eon.
d by a sight they will not non for.
The unfortunate men la dead upon
d with his hands tightly olntohect
ISa containing steyobnine and• a
f sugar wore found on a hereon in
ore. On looking around two lettere
maid, one addressed to hie eldest
son and the other to George Hamilton,
Isoobst of the Public School there, Both
letters wore well written in hie usual
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. 1MoNAQGL{TON, M. D.
S. Out. Residence pind Edinburgh,
is Wilson e
Block, corner of 11111 and Turnberry Ste.
DR. F. H. KALRFLE SOH,
rnrsiCrA3, 5011011031 AND ACO0OCmtnn,
SUCCESSOR 7.O DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
1st Olass Honor Graduate of the "Universi-
ties
of Trinity (! afore 1iOQullsgo ; yellow, o1r
Trinity ttedival College and member of the
college of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, east Graduate 0011rse to Detroit and
Oblong°,101111. Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Wom1 n�. Noes
Oaten todion in tEtig-
list and German.
Cod Livor Oil
You have probably been advised
by your Physician to take Cod Liver
Oil. This is the season when the
takltt
of this fi
g ash• rods '
torn+ it is
0
n k
most desirable, If the Pure e 0od
Liver Oil is too dis,greoable in taste
for you just try the Botta Health
Emulsion and you will find that dis-
agreeable taste Bidden. This Emul-
sion 0onttalne 50% of the Pure Oil so
you have a 1nu013 stronger Emulsion
than is usually found. It is pleasant
to taste and pertain in it0 action.
FOR SALE BY :
Deadman & McCall,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksollors,
13RUSSELS, ONT,
We have as nicely an assorted stock
of Emelt
Ca'i nhie 1,
Nuts,
Quilled Goods,
Fruits, &c.
05 tuns over displayed in Brusesls,
t2'Prioes within reedit of all,
New Steck, • 'Fronk Oysters.
°tea
WILTON'
STRETTON BLOCK.
During Stock Taking all lines of Winter (oo118 will
be sold Regardless of Cost.
P�itiv Fac(
That you can buy a single Overcoat for Man,
I3oy or Youth, at LESS than we pay for them, buy-
ing hundreds at one time.
Ps.
�
't tts
t...' ../ seS.
er l,1 r(.ir t
fact any heavy goods will be sold at
and below Wholesale Prices.
N 11W GOODS
"Will be in Next Week.
New Dress Goods,
New Prints.
Nell) Flanizelettes,
.heza Shirtine•Se
New Cottonades,
New Clothing,
New Boots and Shoes,
New Hats and Caps.
We, will be pleased to show you through
the stock.
TL
FEO,�,1�E
11Tav�_
and
OF THE TOWNS:E.IIPS OF
rayisl+i. ,.
a
� i110 :4/gym,
We don't wish for a moment to
leave the impression that we want all the trade but
we do claim that it will pay
EVERY . FAMILY
In the said Townships to come in and inspect
our stock and learn prices.
Ei
boys'
mffmtweml
We have put in the knife to such an extent
Haat profits FOR 60 DAYS will be
no consideration, Also in
Daisies' Fur Onto and Cayes,
We are bound to clear then. all out.
A
Department.
G- ®ee.x
26 lbs Granulated Sugar for $1 00
28 lbs Coffee lit 1 00
We have the best 25 cent Japan Tea in the trade.
wishing all a 1''rosper'ozbs year,
roars, 'e.,
Importer, Seaforth.