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WM, SPENOE
CONVEYANCER SND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
iaae In the Post olaee, Ethel, 80.9
JOHN SUTHERLAND
INNOBANO0,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
lt1 d, SCOTT AS AN AUUTION•
• RRn, will sell for better prlaes, to
putter wen in lees tune and lase Charges
than any other Auctioneer In Eaet Huron or
ne won't °barge anything. Dates and order;
awn always he arranged at this oalop or by
ur8.,nel applioatton.
„MI AND i;UNVEYANWNU.
if
M 81NOLAdIi-
barrister, solicitor, Ooureyaueer,
.vutory Public, ko. Maus -S thwart's Block
e door Norte of Central Hotel.
Solloitor for the Metropolitan Bank,
pLOUDFOO'I', BAYS & KILLORAN
KABttLI'tERB, SUL001'101t8, NUTAB1 sus
PUS LDI, SITU.
W. PRoonrooT, 15. O. R 0. If ATI
1. II, I6ILLORAN
Ofoos-l'heee formerly occupied by Maser'
0amaron k Holt,
(1o0aR120, ONTARIO.
ALLAN LINE.
Royal Mail Steamers
ST. JOHN HALIFAX LIVERPOOL
From. 80 John From H0( elan
Grampian ........... letb 22 Direct
Tunlsinn • ...... .... Feh • 8 Mor. 1
Beeperlon ....... Mar, 8 cleat
V iato•ian Mar. 14 Met.. 16
Grampian ...... alar, 24 Direct
BOSTON PORTLAND GLASGOW
From Boston Lion) Portland
Numidiun Feb 27 )1110'. 6
Scotian -
Scandinavia) ........ Mar 18 -
Parisian .............. -- Mar. 20
Ionian . Feb. 27
Full information as to rates, arc., on appli•e-
tion to
W. H. KERR,
A gent Allan Late, Bruaaela.
Ka Stenographers Bookkeepers
�1 Cashiers, Offine Aselstonte, dommeroial
Pa'( and Shortland Teachers are in great A
demand if they graduate from the 18
TORONTO, ONT.
Many former students are now earn.
Mg from 0700 to 02,000 n year. We dal
in only the boat kind of Practical Ed• 9F
nation, We use best systems, employ 4
beat teachers and produce the beet re -
twits. Enter now. Catalogue free.
1g; Oor. Young and 1 W. J. ELLIOTT, c
Alexander Ste. f Principal,
twas vzao•ris es Aeamo2v ek
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etairaidiCENTRAL
STRATFORD ONT.
4The best practical training school to
1.0 Ontario. Three departments - Com-
omorels', Shorthand and Telogra-
qhy., All aouroee are thorough and
preatical. Teachers are experienced
and graduates are plooed h positions,
We give individual attention and stud-
ents at an
note may enter y tine
y
0'-5 Writo for our free catalogue at
once, r
D. A. McLAOHLAN, Principal.
ratl t Atrvar1.'a o etm2ed'AtrAMY V apt.
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Tuesday, Mar. 25 r
0
i'1, is thy' opening day of tho E
- Spring Torn, at �,
k The I , Business
11( I
stowel
® College
Two Courses -
Commercial and Stenography dd
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS, Prin.
n<taaRiaORPArNariitaPnaVaORk.iP
A. RAYMANN
is prepared to supply the best
goods in Windmills, Iron and
Wooden Pumps and Stable
Fittings, such es Piping, Wet
et' Bowls for steep, &a.
Repairs to Pumpspeomp(.ly
attended to.
Give me a call.
ra brook
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A NAYMANN
A.
Don't Bee Greasy Liniments
A century sago they Were popular.
Today people want something easy
to apply, certain in results, and above
all a clean liniment. ,When Nervi-
line
ervi-
lino 1sapplied )lied aches and pains di8-
h
t
talip0al as the poses absorb its sooth-
ing healing properties. Nervlhne
penetrates 0) the core of the pain,
eases inOLanll_y, and leaves Ito oily bad
smelling memory behind. Good to
take 6)l, capital to Pore or, and five
times more powerful. in destroying
pain than any oily 0i11int('nt.
fall to got 1a large 25e .bottle.
•
W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
er
Embal
And Embalmer
Orders promptly and care-
fully (Lteoded to night or
day. Phone 228, ETHEL, • ONT.
• r7w7T`►T'77vr•
Business Cards
DR. F' T. BRYANS
M.B., M.C.P.S.O.,
Irate Serum House Samoan), W return Hospital,
Torwato• Oliaes of eta Dr, A M8Salvey,
South Block, Hruoeela.
DR. T. T. M'RAE
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto 1
Licentiate and Graduate of the College of Phy
stat ins and Sargeons, Ont. • Pest•grmluOte
Uhruago Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat I3uap_ltal,
Chreago, I11, Ex. Ouse Surgeon to St, ich-
tel'o ElOsp1(ol, 'Toronto,
Office over F, R. Smith's Drug Store. Tele -
:.hone connection with Oranbruok at all hours.
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL, ONT.
,, 'hpsioian and surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
London Meg.), Now York and 01e020 010Ir
_11tch. Special attention to disease of eye, ear,
toile and throat. Eyes tested for glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
donor graduate of the Ontario Veterintto
Uollege. 'Day and night calls, Intioe opposite
'•`lour Mill, Ethel.
MAUDE O. BRY ANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
r n e Department of Ophthal-
mology,
gg ado G p p
So Medical College, Ul11ue •o
mo, 10
p 0 Uo•mto bis Lu dg 6 ,
tilt of prepared to two oyes and ab, Brussels, )o
her office over FidayGrower's ItestaurnSober a Brussels,
on k, Olay, Friday and Saturday Of Forenoon weak, Office hours 1 to 0 P. m, lrm•enomf
by appointment, Phone 1218.
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BRUSSELS
G orN(I SOUBtt G01N0 NOirrn
Mall 7:07 a 111Express .. ,... 10:66 a
Express 11125 0 m I m
Ma1L„ .,,.,....,. 1:60 p n)
Express 2:65 p m Express --._.8;62 p m
aileVaigidN ratCZPIC
WALTON
To Toronto To Goderioh
Express7:11 a m Express 11:56 a m
Express 2:67 p m es
Exprs 8:40 p m
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WROXETER
Going Eat - 7:05 n. m, and 3:56 p. )n.
Going west - 12:46 and 6:47 p. m.
All trains going East connect with 0. P, R. at
Orangeville for Owen Sound, Elora end T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Leal Agent.
istri.ct tlews
took a great interest In poultry and
bt'oe, He was to proulinent member
oi' the Presbyterutla church and a
Liber)tl. He is survived by bis widow
who is to eistee of W, L. mild
Jaynes I'iinehluy, of SO)tforth, mud 2
(tau};hlers, Mrs. Harry Hillier, of
Gt'i1110bv, and bliss 11310116)(0', nurse at
1,110 emeriti Hospital, Toronto. Din,
ing;the poet mouth his sister, Mrs. 1„
Lake, of 1oud0u, was with him. The
fume al wee held Saturnia to the
Maitland Ba1)11 cemetery.
WOMANT
Ili t3S "1!�L
S
IN NEW YORK SOCIETY
OEAUTIPUL WOMEN OP THE 400 WHO
HAVE LUXURIANT HAIR
In Iay New York, where woolen
get ideas froth their foreign sisters,
the hair Louie called PAR18IAN Sage
"��t r 1tt 010 60)11.8 in a great demand,
„ 1..f1. 1 ARfSIAN Hltge is the discovery of
,, . r Pii, . a hell ktlowu 81110'11086, and he eluims
Tn
most emphatically that it is the ,only
hail preparation that will kill the pet-
0istent flan(; teff germs. AL any Pato
the R. T. Booth Co„ LttL, of Fort
Eine, Ont„ Canadian lnanfacturers
of PARISIAN Sage, give out through
Jas. Fox this guat•autee, the ptrougest
Clinton Known All Over The World
Gorrie
Rev. W. J. Farngey, who has been
visiting his home here, returned W
Cochuane to his work.
A very successful social was held in
the Town Ball, under the auspices 6)r
the Presbyterian chinch. The eight,
was ideal and a large crowd aeselrlbl(Yl
and an excellent stepper was served,
The ploglam given by local talent was
greatly enjoyed.
Atwood
Elmo, Township Omit -mil will meet
here on Saturday, March 8t11.
There died in Atwood on Wednes-
day, 19011, J. W. Boyd in his 83rd year.
Miss Hussey was visitin
ftss Penll
g
friends in, Thomas g
hoas and Learning.
9t
ton,
John A. Hurst, 12th con. Elam, is at
present laid up with blood poison in
his hand.
Blum Oheese and Butter Manuftac-
tnrn,g Co. Limited, shipped .their
make of butter for the first half or
February on Monday of last week to
the Swift Canadian Co. Price was
280 rents.
The tender of John Densledt_ And
Henry ScI1onk to nonstrnct the Chap-
man chain according to the plans,
profile and specifications the)Puf for
the'sum of $2793.00 was accepted by
Lina Council.
John Rymer, of Donegal, has receiv-
ed the contract for roar yeals to Garry
the mail on R. R. No, 2, conlneneing
at Newry and -going Mast -10 1ht.
boundary, then ucrosss to the Blind
line, then up the 121.01 to Atwood,
Do you know that more real danger
lnl•i(s 111 a morin art cold than 012 any
other of the minor ailments? The
sale Wvny is to take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable
preparation, and rid yourself (,l' Ole
cold as quickly as possible. 7'lne
remedy Is for stile by all dealers.
Seaforth
Mrs, 13auslaugh, of Winnipeg, is the
guest of G. 11. and Mrs. Henderson.
W. A. and Mr's. Crich have rel.in•ned
front a visit with friends in Guelph
and Brampton.
John A. Stewart has returned from
a trip to St. Paul, Minn,, 11.118 Port-
land Oro., where he visited his
brothers.
The eleventh annual meeting of the.
shareholders of the • Robert Bell;
Engine and Threshes .Company was.
{ held, Wednesday of last -' ceit in the,
company's office,
and- was attended'
liy a most enthusiastic number of the,
stockbol(1(fi'q, whit vele .gratified at,
the eepo•t of the pee1(8pgt and direc-
tors. The company lutve, had an im-
mensely " a
rnenscl + profitable ( (1,n• Laid- have al-
ready
}
ready more orders than any previous
year. _ Ei, hearty vete OJ t1110,ita tratw
tendered the president and board of
1112 errors at the close of the meeting..
F1)11)10
Best, a highly 00teeuled
citizen of Seafoeth, died at his home
early Thru's11ay after ;an dllueas or
three month's. He had not been in
nod health. for the past two years,
1
K was able tobe out mail last I
►noir t L 1..t Ial
when he• tools mach worse' anti was
confined to the 11)iuse Ile was in ilia
58th year, and was born near Hamil-
ton coming to- Hitllett'lMw.nship,
near Constance, 35 vein's ago. 0'b. Prom
there he moved to Roxboro about
miles Lenin town they to Seaforth a -
bent twelve years ago. He wits at)
experthortioulturi01 and florist and
ADJOUILNED AGAIN, -Judge boll
has again adjourned the 0(11)1111
local option scrutiny, as amlu)ditu•us
has been asked for by 1V. •Proudfoot,
E. U., rel)re$euting the. local 'option
party, which will a)In0• the judge to
take evidence 1eget diug the tallegod
tampering with the ballots of St.
John's hold. The 1('1n11eraul'e people
still claim tint 1 -he original returns,
as given by the deputy returning of-
ficer, anti agreed to by the pull clerk,
two scrutineers anti two candidates
for Council, who helped him with the
counting, hitt the (.lar) er't one, viz.,
84 fun' t111• fly-l)LIV 14111) 51 against, and.
as a further proof of ads, 1.L coul-
mitlee has hoe„ al. work in the ward,
and 78 of the 81 have already signed
sworn declarations haat they dirt on
)ammo' 0,0( last uuu'k their ballots
fot' 10,1,01 1611Uon. The antis wet e
0vi11enlly ai'),lid or (his nwve, +at
anufyul)u'e 0,•)111)13 wets sent 1.o the
voter., in lliio ward advising them n01.
LO unake )uly declarations as to how
they (lad voted; for feat, of being
called into court, but the voters were
not t" he "srared 1111" (u this way,
and ill 2111)51. ells08 were willing to ds -
8(51 the depot who
list 6 1 Y.
] 80' . a false
would 11 11(6)0' had n 1 le
it 0 6)i
II
statement as the judge unto tInds
only 00 ballots marked far the by-law
and 61. against, changing the majority
from 33 toy. The sc6ulhly has caused
more discussion than the campaig6)
its(l1.,1n111 has been the leading topic
for several weeks. The Cute 11)0 0a
1111)11, looked for with to great deal of
interest.
Bo A Strong Man
Increase your vitality and nerve.
energy, restore vim and force to your
overworked both. Ferrozo,le will do
this as it did for Walter Wood of
lieauport, N. 13., who writes : "I
can say Ferrozoue has given Ins it new
lease of lire. A year ago I suffered
s6) Erma nervous exhaiaslicei I was
scarcely able to drag myself around.
My appetite was gone, I had no color
or ambitinn and felt used up. One
box of Feernzone started me back to
health. I took a uumbe of boxes
arid my health was completely r'e•
stored." For men who are tired, pale,
nervous and thin -blooded nothing
compares with Ferrozone, 50c per box
at all dealers.
WInghaln
Richardson & Rae have disposed of
their hardware 11nsitless. Air. D.
Rae, brother of one of the members
of the firm is the pnechasee.
.Joseph Guest *let with a painful
leecilleut at tilt Western Foundry
When la piece of 11)11 iron struck 01)111
on the right eye, badly burning it..
AL's. 0. N. 0118121 met with an
accident that may lay her aside for
some time. She was out calling on a
neighbor, 0911eil she: slipped on an icy
place. and fell, breaking a thigh bone.
She was taken to the hospital, where
she is receiving careful attention.
Monday of last week another re-
spected re(((lent of Wiingliam passed
river, in the person of
over h( alt v 1
w 1.I all
P
o'� ed had
Nlrs lobo Ienlh n. Deceased
health for some time
been in f2alhl ea
le(.eg
past, and bad en)ered her 84tH year.
She was born in 1829, mete Glasgow,
Scotland, and with her MI.191118 came
ro Canada when 14 years of age. For
five yea's they resided near Perth, in
Bathurst township, and then remov-
ed to Wilmot. township, Waterloo
Co. She was married to her new
bereaved husband in 1851, and 14
vents ago re*wved to 1Viugham.
There were nine or a family, three
of these are deceased. Those remain•
in;; are :-Alts. Abell, of Dunkeld ;
Mee. J. Orr, of Strniford ; Mrs. R.
Orr, of I6)gelsol ; Robert, of Tarn -
berry ; James. Vancouver, and George
at. home. Mrs. Leatbnrn was a fine
typo of a woman, as member of the
Methodist eho•cI), and. her death will
leave a sad vacancy ill the home.
Thee is no bet uiedieble made
for colds than Oinunhie'Iain's Ching!'
Remedy, It acts on nature's ohm,
relieves the lungs, opens the secte-
Mons, (aids 1 xpet 111ration ; and restores
',n healthy co 1 h t n, For
the system t + Lhy l c t o
sale by all dealers.
Blyth
Next Horse Fair .will be held here
on Tuesday, March 4111.
81. Andrew's church Sunday School
intend holding their annual entertain-
ment on
ntertain-Irlenton Meech 11)h.
J. 0. Powney has leased the dwel-
1(ng house now occupied by Robt,
Howard and will Luke poesessl011 next
111/1110 .
Miss Annie Taylor has resigned her
position as teacher in one of the
Flamiltan Public Schools, not having
liked 1110 position. Shehas returned
to 11e1• 11o111e here.
Mrs, A. W, Sloan who has beetle
set (Dusty 111 for 82 2110 Otte, has so far
improved that sine went to Clinton
where site intends to stay for a few
months with her daughter, Mrs, W.
Walker.
N. A. Taylor, whe has been at
Cel he
r, Ilford since the first of the
r
year wo•Iting on a. steam shovel has
retained home 6,8 Oita section of the
wo)11 is coin pleted. lie has not dell.
()hely decided yet whether be will re-
turn to Ottmpbelliord of go West.
Rev, Patine' Ragan, i.he new Parish
Priest of Blyth, 092.0 tendered an affee-
tinunle'fareweil by the Iltenlbees of
Holy Angels church, at St. Thomas.
of whish lie wits the curate for five
years. A handsome silver tta Oerviee
it purse of gold and other splendid
gifts Were presented to hurl by differ,
ant. soeie(ie8 in ihta pavish, Rev.
101002er• West ileal of the palish of qt.
Phonies, spoke im the highest Ovine
1.f blather began, who, 110 said had
held the position of 1L88ietant priest in
the city of Si, Thomas for a longer
-Known Only For '1 he
Good It Has Dore.
We know of no other medicine which
has been so successful in relieving the I
suffering of women, or received so many
genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
In nearly every community you will
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among suf•
faring women for the past 30 years.
Fox Creek, N. B. -"I have always
had pains in the abdomen and a weak-
ness there and often
after meals a sore-
ness in my stomach.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
has done me much
good. I am stronger,
digestion is better
and I can work with
ambition. I h a v e
encouraged m any
g Y
mothers of families
to take it as it is the
best remedy in the world. You can pub-
ish this in the papers." -Mrs. WILLIAM
S.
OURQ1.7E, Fox Creek, N.B.
the Pinlcham
In LaboratoryLynn,
at nn y ,
Mass., are files containing hundreds of
thousands of letters from women seek-
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, many
of whom state that it has saved them
from surgical operations.
r"{00;'•04:::4 ...:.tri`: I //ft
period than any other curate since the
foundation of the c hnroh there. Fath-
er West spoke of Myth as a splendid
parish for a splendid priest. Rather
West is a former priest of St. Mich-
ael's church and knows whereof he
speaks when he calls this a splendid
parish.
Nomination for Lhe vacancy on the
School Board caused by the death of
1 11.Olele1.v,took
, .1 1 in Industry
place e. c
Hall. There was very little interest
taken in the matter and the only
name brought forward was that of
John Maines, who was declared elect-
ed by acclamation.
This is the season of the year when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the ftegneut colds 1'.ontt•aeted by
their children, and have abundant
retard for it as every cold weakens
the lungs, lowers the vitality and
paves the way for the more serious
diseases that so often follow. Uhnn1-
betdain's Cough Remedy is famous
for its enees, and is pleasant and safe
10 hake. For sale by all dealers.
Fordwich
Thehomeof L. Wilson, town
J. W v has
been quarantined owing to an out-
break of measles.
Mrs. Chas. Fitzpahiek, of Elgin,
Man., is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Laird, and Mrs. W. Wade and other
friends in town,
H. A. Aldred, who disposed of his
Meuse here last week, intends retiring
Prom business and leaving for England
in the near future.
School at Section No. 8 was re-
opened on Monday of last week after
being closed for to weep and 16 -half on
accnnnt of the outbreak of measles.
W. H. Brown has disposed of the
Thos. Goggin farm which he recently
purchased to Johu'B1'yaus from ileal'
Ethel, who will lake possession a year
from this Spring, P. Haiustock will
remaininn the farm for this year,
Dr. W. G. E. Spence, who has spent
the post few months in the West, re-
turned to his house near Newbridge
and will leave lune for Marton ubn
ut
the ist of Marsh where he will open
up a practice.
14. A. Aldred has disposed of his
fine house and grounds here to the
Methodist congregation, who will con-
vert it into a parsonage. This is one
of the finest pl'operlies in town and
those who put through the deal dare to
be.congealulated on making smelt a
choice selection. Possessing will be
had the first of 1Yiay. It is the in ten -
180 pages brim full of good things. Con.
lams valuable information for the farmer,
market gardener and private planter. 12
pages of the latest and best, world-wide
introductions. Valuable maintains. Your
choice of 8 new varieties still unnamed
(not for sale until 1014) obsoletely free
with every order, large or small, Don't
delay writing. Mail this with your mune
and address. Your request will receive
special attention. State f you grow
vegetables or flowers for market, as we
have a special price list. Write to -day
While it's fresh in your m mi.
)ARCH &
HUNTER
SEED CO,,
Limited
Dept.84
LONDON,
CANADA
1913 Catalogue Now Ready
ever given':
"We guarantee PARISIAN Sage
to end clench tiff in two weeks ; to stop
falling hall'; GO make dull, lifeless and
eolol less 0(11(2' beautiful and luxuriant;
to cure all itching diseases (16 the
train, or money bark."
Lion of the Managing Ho.; 1 of the
church to sell the pr(1pelty 2,"w need
as a parsonage.
Listowel
The young people of town have
formed a social club and have engag-
ed J. H, McDonald's hall, ov01' the
bowling alley, where a social evening
will be Reid each Wednesday (light.
1)r. A. Parties, Toronto, and Mrs.
A. A. Robinson, of °wee Sound, were
in town for a few days last week,
having been called home on account
of the serious illness of their father,
Win. Forbes.
At, the Berlin ice horse races
Maggie Tipping, formerly owned by
H.
Nesbitt, second mono in the b t won d Y
2.16 ulnas and fleet money in the 2.27
trot or pace this fine little beast is
Dow owned in'Stratfo•d.
A large number of the Atwood Odd -
fellows visited the Listowel Odd -
fellows on Monday evening of last
week schen a number of .candidates
were instructed in the mysteries of
the first degree of Oddfellowship.
H. I-feinsworth has sold the home-
etea(1 faro to Gabriel Mehring. Mr.
Mehring has sold his West 50 acres,
adjoining the farm or B. F. %ripe, to
31r. Knipe. Mr. Hemsworth will re-
move to his farm at Gowanstown
shortly,
Mies Irene Campbell has resigned
her position on Ole teaching staff of
the Public School and has accepted a
poeition as teacher in Port Arthur.
AJiss Campbell will leave for Port
Arthur as soon as her successor has
been appointed here.
One of Tho 8addoet Stories
Pirst it was a cold, neglected of
0nurse and catarrh developed. Noth-
ing was (lone and consumption fol-
lowed. Watch the little cold, keep
it from growing by using "Catarrh -
ozone." Nothing simpler than inhal-
ing the germ•killing vapor of this
grand remedy. Colds and catarrh
flee as before fire. Every trace of
throat and bronchial trouble yields
immediately. Oatarrhozone is scien-
tifie and absolutely guaranteed for
preventing and curing catarrh and
kirldl'e(1 ills. Two sizes, 26c and $1.00
at all dealers.
Select Your Medicine With Cora •
In debility and weakness medicine
should be mild and far reaching.
Many pills and putgativ08 81'0 too {
bard), are dtastio instead of curative,
Excessive action le always followed
de ee Bi011 andknowing D'.
by s v1t this t.
Hamilton devised hie pills of this,
drake & Butternut so as to mildly in-
crease liver and kidney activity, flush
out the elementary canal, tone and
regulate the bowels, 'Thus do Dr,
Hamilton's Pills eliminate poisons
from the body, restore clearness to
tie a n, t ug etreogth and 1 tat
sweet restorer of health -sleep, Best
i medicine on earth, 26c per box at all
dealers,
Goderich
Vessel men are looking forward to
as early opening of navigation.
Oouticillor J. 0. Laithwaite has
been appointed a Government im-
migrant, agent.
Uhas. E. Young was in Toronto at-
rtndil the Grand Council of the R.
t
K
'1'. of 1 ata from Eureka
as 1.t delegate
()outlet!.
David Thompson has had a very
serious .eons tole with blood -poisoning in
his hand and the affected member is
stiliivin considerable trouble.
The gentlemen of North street
Methodist church choir entertained
the ladies of that organization to an
oyster supper in the church parlors
Monday evening.
Mrs..Elijah Martin, mother of our
townsman, J. 0. Alm tin, died Thurs-
day of last week at the good old age
of nearly 70 veal's. For some years
she was sadly afflicted with rheuma-
tism, but bore her suffering with
patience and good cheer.
A convention of the Liberals of
West 7luron has been called for Mon-
day, March 3rd, in the Temperance
Hall, Godarich, to commence at 1.30
p. *1. It is expected that Hugh Guth-
rie, the able member of the House of
Commons for South Wellington, will
attend and 1(81811 ass the gathering.
Thursday Mrs. Hawley reached
her 91s1 birthday, and WAS greeted by
a large number of friends who called.
to extend theft congratulations, bring-
ing with them most beautiful floral
offerings and sincere good wishes.
Mrs. Hawley, who has been a most
active woman in her long life, is still
bright and Meet in her mental powers
and lakes a lively interest In the
events of the day.
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Mitehell Woollen Mill 00. have
placed an order for a 200 horse power
eteaul boiler.
Chief of Police O'Neil, of Berlin,
was in Mitchell and amesled a man
named Horngherg, charged with ne-
glecting his wife and child.
Hazel, the thirteen -year-old daugh-
ter of Richard and Mrs. Thorne, a
great favorite in Mitchell, was poison-
ed on Friday from eating cheese.
Her life was 10 danger for a time and
althongh still a sink girl, her attend-
ing physician looks for a complete re-
covery.
The County Judges of Ontario may
now go into the question of thelegali-
ty of votes cast in Local Option con-
tests, according to a judgment of the
Supreme Court of Canada handed
down Tuesday afternoon. It is a
distinct setback to temperance work -
ere, who, anticipating the decision
last week, through the W. 0. T. U. ap-
proached Hon. W. J. Hanna with the
object of having amended legislation
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ore, The force of the decision may
beet be understood in a ease like the
following t .An illegal voter may case
his vote against local option have it
counted o6) that eido, then, by a 20=
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favor of local option, The law as laid
down Tuesday makes It clear that
even If It were known that, lite illegal
voter east his ballot against Meal
option that vote flatlet be taken off the
Meal option side.
For a sprain you will find Chamber-
lain's Liniment excellent, It allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restored the parts to a healthy'
condition, 26 and 60 sent bottles for
sale by all dealers,
MONTHLY
Horse Fairs r
BRUSSELS
Regular monthly horse Fairs will be
held in 13russelsthis season as follows :
THURSDAY, FEB, 6th, 1913
MAR. 6th, 1913
APR. 3rd, 1918
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present
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Just arrived another fine assort-
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Our reputation and wide exper-
ience along with the makers'
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Our Prices are unbeatable
We will convince you on this matter if
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We have a large range of patterns and the
quality is the best that IN e could procure :
Prints and•Ginghams loo & 121c yd
Drill Shirtings too to 15c yd
Our Dress Linens, Suitings, etc.; are the lat-
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exceptionally low prices ,-
-Men's All Wool Heavy Ribbed Underwear, regular
$2.00, for $1.60 a suit.
-Horse Blankets, several weights, at reduced prices.
-Ont only Man's Overcoat, mink collar, lined, etc„ reg-
ular $26.00, for only $17.00.
-One Coat same as above, only lighter weight, $18:00.
Grocery Specials while they. Last
Prunes ... •............. 4 lbs for 26c
Seeded Raisins ...........••.....•.•.. 8Ibs for 25c
Turkish and Rexall Dyes 4 pkgs for 25o
Twin 13x1' Oa8tile Soap 7 cakes' for 250
Smoked Shoulder .. .,,.,. 16c a lb.
Fresh Water Herrin en
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Special price for keg lots,
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