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BUSINESS CARDS,
WM. SPENOE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
moo to the Neat Ulnee, LIthel, 00.4
JOHN SUTHERLAN D
numaAN01t,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
t' d, dQOTT AS AN AUCTION
neateelm, will poll for bettor prime, to
r men to lees tole and lone oberges
than any either Auotloueer toftast n0rou 00
00 won't obaige anything. Dates and order,
eau always be arranged at this (oboe or b)
. atonal application,
tEtiAl ANIi C1iNVEYAN1nIWIi.
`V Y M S1NOLAIit-
liarrister•, Solicitor, Oouvoyanoor,
Notary Public, &o, Office-1itowart'o tilook
1 door IVnrtb 01 Central Hotel.
Hulicitur for the Metropolitan Sauk.
1,ttOUDir00'1', HAYB & KILLORAN
at ARMED. lilts SOL10I'1`0158, NOTARIES
PC131.10, ETU,
W. l'ho0DyoOT, K. O. R CI, 'JAYA
J. L. Ku,Lo16AN
0111oes-those formerly 000apled by Masers
Cameron & Holt,
0oo/91,o011, ONTARIO.
ALLAN LI
Royal Mail Steamers
TO LIVERPOOL
Front Montreal
Tunisian. Saturday. May a
Victorian 'rhuredny, May 8
(lnreIean........ .. Rntordny, May 17
Virginian . ... Th vomit ay, May 22
TO GLASGOW
Pretoria n ...
Grampian .....................
Scandinavian ...............
Reoperian......... .............
40111:1111, May 3
R'atnrday, May 10
satin day, May 17
Sat utility, May 24
TO LONDON A40 HAVRE
Ionian ... ....... Sunday, May 4
Pomerianinn Sunday, May 11
Scotian . Sunday, May 18
Full f nfornlntion as to rotes, .. o., m) pelt Ie-
tion to
W. ef. KERR.
Agent Allan Line, Brume's.
r OWING TO THE HIGH STANDARD
r intentnined in this College, the demand
for the graduates is Par in 000800 of the t
19) OIPpiy, Tlrta is unquestionably one of ,i
C�! Cannda'O Beat Oonunsromi Schools. ?-
Its record proves 00.
5r�, TORONTO, ONT..
r6 Admits Students at any time, pre -
Pares then properly for choice posi-
none and assists worthy students to
secure employment. College open all C,
4 s10oar.. Write now for handsome Cate- 5500.
Cor. Young and } t W. J. ELLIOTT, 0
Aloxon ler Sts. Principal.
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CENTRAL
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STRATFORD.. ONT.
The best practical trailing schoolIn
Ontario. 'Three departments - Com-
mercial, Shorthand and Telegra-
phy.All '00IU'Hoa ere thorough find
practical. Teachers are experienced
end g1'nd0atea Ore placed in pooitio 10.
We n give individual attention m
}, e t U Id -
at 11a
encs may nater at any time.
Write for .our free oatnlogne aE
Once,
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal. i
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Tuesday, Mar.
s a
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Y! . 25 I
't' is the opening day of the ''
l Term Spring m at
The Business L
Stowel h.
ice® CoIIe e
,Two Courses- Q
Oornnlorcial and Stenography 9.
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EOW1N O. MATTHEWS, Prin. Aya'P.tvavrmA �, aa'P At+A
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THE
Best :Brains
In Onn0da have partlotpattd'in the -pre.
potation of our splendid Home Study
Oour0ee in Banking, Ecoriondes; Higher
Accounting,Conhoruiol Art, Show
Carel. Writing, Photography, Journal-
ism, Short Story' Writing, 'Shorthand
and Bookkeeping. 4olect the work
tvhIeb. most 10 toreskyou and write ns
'fol' particulars. Address •
THE SHAW CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
391.7 Vonito 8t., Toronto
ISEMIIIIRRIBMINEIBRISMIRIMENA
That bre Cough Is Bronchitis
' 'If neglected it will • weaken the'
throat and Really ret0C11 the lungs,'
Nothing 'simpler than Mitering' the
1,esting a erP
a GataL'1'irOynlhN. It's
t0yy�tion is like. 'magic, so helpful, so
',ettsy'Lo apply. Be done with Bron-'
/•b111a] trouble 00 all time I catarrh,
r h
ozone. does I1C )C9 ant the o
t 1 le w , sc, na 'Will tv II
*tubo on too,' Sohl everywhere,
Y �25e
and $1,00 mide!r absolute golos 0151 51') ,
of .satisfactio),j
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W. H. LOVE
Funeral Director
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and Embalmer
Ceders ea Proro tlY and asr
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fully 11 u d to night or
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ETHEL, ONT.
Business Cards
DR, T, T. M'RAE
1n0h0for of Medioine, University of Toronto ;
Automate and Graduate of the College of Phy.
'r!hgMutes and
Eye, Surgeons,
and Throat 'Hospital,
:hivatgto,115. Ex -House Surgeon to St, Mar
..1's Hospital, Toronto,
001to0over 2'.12..Smith's Drag Store, Tele -
:.one 0U,n100ti011 with.Oranbrook at all hours.
DR. F' T. BRVANS
Alohelor of Medlolno, University of Toronto ;
'Amoebae of College of Pllyoloioeo and Sur.
loons, Ontario; ex -Senior Hoose Surgeon of
Western Hospital, Toronto. Offices of Into Dr..
A. Mo&uvoy, Smith Block, Brussels.
Revel phony 46,
DR. M. FERGUSON
ETHEL., ONT.
'hysiouan and Surgeon ; Post Graduate courses
oudou (ENO. New York and Chicago Hos•
dials. Spemnl attention rodfoease of eye, ear,
,esu and throat. 14y04 tasted for
r glasses.
DR. WARDLAW
loner graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Jollege. Day and night nulla. 01116e opposite
'lour M111, Ethel,
MAUDE C. A
C BRY NS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
eeri:mi graduate Department of Upphthal'
nnlogy, 61etlorminh Medical College, Chicago,
111., 10 preparedto teat eye,' and lit glaooe0 at
ter onioe over prewar's Re:tnnron t, Brunets,
n, 'Thursday, Friday and 'Saturday of every
vo0k - OfBoa Minim 1 to 8 p. ni. Forenoon.
0 appointan ell t. Phone 1219.
•
. • T. R. BENNETT
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,VIII give better oatiofacton to both buyer and
miler than any other Auctioneer and only
•hnr55o what to reosonnble, - Steles conducted
0ly whore in Ontario. Pure bred stock 00180 a
specialty. '
Write or 'phone 2S Wroxeter.
Q Mixx 7 v.svJr Rammer
BRUSSELS
GOING SOUTH G01146 Nommn
Mail 7:07 a mExpress 10:55 a
Express 11 :25 a m i m
Mail 1150 p m
Itxpross ........ 2:66 p m Bxpreks 0:02 p m
CsI'xx.d'IaiNV P.pC.1140
WAL TON
To Toronto To poderieh
Express 7:11 a mExpress :66 a m
Exercise 2:57 p in I 11Express 8:40 p nl
WROXETER
Going Fant - 7:05 a. m. and 3:65 p. m.
Going West - 12:46 and 9:47 p. m.
All tr
A winscin
g g East connectSou with C. P. T
O. B. staillofor Owen Sound, Elora and T
G. B. stations.
GEO. ALLAN, Local Agent.
, istti.ct /t.etus
. Atwood
Council met last Saturday.
• Geo. Gordon is under the doctor's
erre et present.
The mauuflooturing of cement eom-
ulelced hast week at the plaint.
Some fine strings of fish have been
brongli5 into town by the boys. '
Qutu'teily Meeting of the Metho-
distchulcli was held Sunday morn-
ing, •
.1. A. '1'urn11111 11100 arrived hone
after an extended tripCaliforniato dalffur
1
and Vancouver.
lire Dueklaw, who has been yeti
lite, sutfering from Meningitis, is
gradually improving and tropes aro
hell out for his recovery.
Silver Cup donated to the Bowling
Club by H. R, Morphy, M. P. is new
1'o be seem it) the window of the
Cler'k's office. Geo.. Lnchhead won
it huff year._ in. the Scotch double
series. ;' Others grave an eye on it for
Heap Near At Nand
Is what you want when sickness
Y
happens at night; Can you possibly
ri 6 Y p astbly
find the egnal'of Nerviline P No, for
'it stands unegalled in caring pain,
internal or local. E1uaelie 'toothecale
and neuralgia.
tdins tear in a jiffy.
Pt J Y
Rub it on and awnY flies the )sin.
For cramps, vomiting or indigestion,
all you need le Len drops in sweetened
Water. Sink or well you'll find
Weenie() invaluable in your house.
Get aalarge 25r bottle today,
Trowbridge
138n, elcCrnrohick has pnrohnse(1 the
blurkstnith'sshop dere.
Rev. 'Dr. Hussety of Atwood gave
his illustrated lecture "To and Fro in
England" in the church Monday even-
ing.
g
Quarterly communion service was
held here hist Sunday morning
at 10.80. The golrterly board met
Monday.
Wesley McCormick is hone fur the
Simonet holiday's., He has been
petting in his 3rd year at the London
el edictal College.
t. Il ' '.
Our cheese • factOry started on
IWoltehty morning hist. Our' cheese'
maker, .Wee, Alorse, is one of the
best in Western Ontario.
John R. Oode'left. one Saturda and
George Robson and family left of
Tneoday of Inst. we.ell for .Harwell,
Sask., where they have homesteads.
hlpworth League intend heaving
thew Anitivelsery o1' Sunday and
Momltty, May 18th and 19015. Rev.
Dr. Oaten of Brussels is to preach at
10.30 to. an. and 7 30 and he and.. Mrs,
Oaten are expected to take part in
the ptomain c1 Mosiday evening.
MHS' lesthe' 1•luber, of.Doon, has also
Wen secured. ,
The following officers were elected
le the ltpwol'th Leagne for the next
eerie beginrin May President,
Jennie Onstets ; let vice Presi'deety
Minnie Cottons •' 2nd 'vice -President.,
d 1 ret• i ! Cr lens 'Snag vier T t tsndtn
L 1, .1
Alda Melvin 40.1) vice r n .
P fsulell L.
Nal pen ny 5111 viae President M,abpl
'ROW ; Sectelaly1 1t,Init Melvin,
I'ileasuees 15118,. Morphs ; Organist,
Louie Code.
Following ole the teeehero and
officers of the 8, S. foe next year arae :- 0 N `r 9 i
Supe010Leuclent, Lams, Uosens 1 eltuh- k e
ets, Atisoes Jennie Cuseue, Pttua M
Meryl!), Miele ltoberni, Lotlle Code,
E. L. Halpouuy ; Secretary leldi0' WOMAN'S
Rea ; Assia4446 Seeretary, Mabel
Rea; Measurer, lobo Collins •
Organ
1st, lemma Johns nt.
Qorrle
Farulees have been enabled to rank
such splendid progress last week as
result 14 the fine weather that by tit
end of the week very little 'soedi 1
tuns 1eft to be donee, All are rookie
for et splendid yeas',
At annual meeting of Epworth
League reports showed that Society
is in a most peoaperous condition fuel
the forward mOveweut for :1'lisstotte Is
being well snstained. Following
officers teem! elected :-- Hottortey
President, Rev. ,I. \V. 111bbert ;
President, Fe Sperling ; lot vice -
President, AI iso L. Harding ; 211d vice-
Pr'eaidei,t, Edith levees ; 3rd vice=
Jessie Asltoo ; 4111 vice -President,
Mrs. l7. ,Nunes ; limeordalhg Steatitic y,
\118e1 Mirth ed Gregg; Oonrspuudiug
Seerelt1ry. 13. Niebull ; Treasurer,
Jetotl l`ielmotets ; Organist, liana Stitt -
:10n,
The ,Junior lepw•nrth League had
its Hist annual 111001iug Inst week.
Though .1g.ntiz'LI only hint y001. it
has 41 anetulnees and holds euthnsi-
esl.ie 111e0in Dinners were elected
afollows
t5 . 5l"1
, i i' i e
I nd ut+ 1 I s
1a
1 Hands, AIrs.J. W
H
Ibbel L i l tl al
iletat le ve :eel Careon vie President
Jostle •Steinlnillei , Serletary,
\Vesley Urn Imes ; 'Treanor(+e, glary
1,1111 ; Organist, Vera SLeiuutiller.
It WI. mid 1l d rl . you yl" Luknow ol'
the great gond again is being Mine by
Chant s Tablets. Davi us
Downey, of Newberg Junction, N. 13.,
wri((.s, ''.\ly wife 11110 been using,,
Chiilnherhain's Tnbli'to 14)1(5 11,1118 thein
very effectual and doing hoe lots of
good." 1f you have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give thein to
trial. For sale by all dealers.
FORTUNE
There died in Buffett, ou April 28rd
anr.therofthe pioneers of Buffett, It
the• perdcnl of ,M1•s, Sta•ull Wutsuu, at a
th1e ieeidenoo of goer sort, Lot 12,
Con. 14. Deceased lied reached the
,tdvanued age of 85 years and had re -
*tided with lien eon for the last few
years. She was a highly respected
lady anti up to Inst few years, Nebel"
she had passed lite time of life fol.
usefulness hood always been willing to
d assist tory of the nelghboe 10 their
to troubles. Funeral took place Friday
Freed From That Weak, Lan- April 26th, being hugely attended.
.Burial took .luau to
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Listowel
J. S. Bricker and 12. A. Roos, of the
Toronto Dental College, are house
for the Summer vacation.
Miss Edith Binning has arrived
home after speeding the Win101. iu
California, and some time previous in
the West:
Jim and Mrs. Glenn have arrived
home 1',oun 'Vinghanl where they
spent the Winter with their danglltee,
Mrs. Geo. Spotton.
26 pupils of the local High School
have sent in their applications for
permission to try .the part one.. en-
trance, u) Normal exaunivation, Out
or the 26 all but 4 have been recom-
mended by the staff.
Band reorganized and oflirers tie
its follows : President-, W. Wash.
bawl vise -President and leader, F. S.
Howe • Seeeeta,'y. J. Pleffe•s ; laeas-
mNi', A. M.- Snaith ; Engagement
Uolilllittee, F. S, Bowe Laid A. B.
Hermiston.
P. W. Maines, who Ino the past
Few yHnds has beet' employed in the
SLandttiel oMMioe and who has of late
been relieving on the Listowel -Lin-
wood brsusch of the 0. P. R. left for
Gotlerich, where he is tot present em-
ployed by the company.
Maxey Maloney, local agent for the
Carnelian Express Co., moved into
his new offices bast week. Some time
ago he purchased the old post office
and has had; the building remodelled
,and (deemed 111h '1 0ane
flies and Owen
ling house:
In the maple sugar and syrup con-
test recently held in Montreal, and
which was open to everyone, Adolph
Bros.'ca )tut el
N remelt prize 1
7.1, alga it
purse nF $25 in geld for their maple
syrup. Although getting only fourth
prize they roceivet190.7 points out of
a possible 100 points.
Intimation to the effect that n new
Grand Trunk depot will ire erected in
Listowel to replace the present otil-
of-dalequarters, has been received by
A. M. Smith, Grated Trunk agent,
who foryeers has been working for
n More op -in -date building. The
peeoe'nt sltllion has. been in existence
eve, since the t'oitrl was opened he
1871. 1t was altered and improved
viper lm\tetially however Ithont
twelveg
ears ago,
Y ,
For
dwioh
A. 0. Solhernn or rived back front
his 1\ un
*tete tan i
I
01P.N Bradley, 'station
u
tweet, lets
moved
Ill o the new staltlpn.
5V no. Do.:ey, 1,f • this town, is
seriously ill.
J. 1V. Rata has greatly improved
both interior and exterior of his store
since the ever:tion of his new work-
shop,
C. 0, le. held their vegetal' monthly
meeting in their nese hall over the
postofffee, ltnnln has been thoroughly
cleaned -arid re. painted anti will make
a first-class place of meeting.
Rev. A. '13. and Mrs, Dobson were
in Protan on Wednesday of last week
wheee Mr. Dobson !officiated art the
mtareiage of ' Miss Mary Becker, of
t11atplace, formerly of Fordwiell.
Jas. Denny, of Toronto, is visiting
his brother, Amos Denny and other
friends in and around town. Ile is
nursing an inj(u'ed hand having lura
with an ie tc e1 '
t c 1 nt through whir _
b he
1030 1)0.1(1 of. one tinges' and had tiro
other's badly lacerated,
Jos. Mahood received .word in.
formi71 hien of the serious Illness 'of
Mrs. I. Mahood tut her home in
Oshawa, Sir. Mahood left, for the
tthovc mentioned 'duce but on Monday
!noted lig 01 telegram Wats received by
I,he relatives horse informing theta of
the young lady's death which occurred
on Saturday, typhoid teem. being the
(:1e115e,,,
The Reviled $lye :-To have two
revolve) envivid gee explode to, the
kitchen and no damage result (hove -
from is to vt'r.y,> uuigu0 oeetu''ence, but
90011 WAS the expeeienceof Mrs. Jos.
13eswithe•ick and her servant girl 100
1110 hotel here on Saturday Boon
rest. Ileepeears that the, cartridges
lad been left in a dresserd.l'nwer bya
hn nary aid is the ladles t
a, t, ! l ndle8 VC's lallllae-
a
eluu,in t,
rtbt chtuvet hail
been cleanL
d .
ort and the refuse thrown in the
stove' Ioget.hee with ,the explosives
tvllich were unnoticed. The strtngo
pert of the a(f5Lie is that the eatt1 apt;
net t et
7r"Unionut
u1d,.Aiways Tired Feel- misworrAnY•--Wonlum,0 Missionelly
ing, by Lydia .Pink- Society or the Methodist (Meech held
ham's Compound.
Thessalen, lint.--• 1 cannot speak too
highly of your medicine. When my ap-
+r , 'i;eeeeewgeopetite is poor and 1
j1' to /Ai have that weak, lan-
e. guid, always tired
feeling, I get a bot-
tle of Lydia 1;. Pink -
ham's Vegetable
Compound, and it
builds me up, gives
me strength, and re -
ie stores me to perfect
health again. It is
truly a blessing to
women, and 1 cannot
speak highly enough
of it
Itake
pleas-
ureure
to recommend ng it to others." -
Mrs. ANNIE CAMERON, Thessalan, Ont.
Women who are suffering from those
distressing ills peculiar to their sex
should not lose sight of these facts ox
doubt the nk ability of
Y
L aha E. i
P ham'T
e e b]
V g to a Compound to restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds of thou-
sands, perhaps millions of women in the
United States who have been benefite(1
by this famous old remedy, which was
produced from roots and herbs over 80
years ago by a woman to relieve wo-
man's suffering. If you are sick and need
such n medicine, why don't you try it ?
I1 you want special advice write to
Lydia L PInkham Medicine Co. (conll-
dentlal) Lynn, Mass. You letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
remained in the fireplace all forenoon
without gning off, and not until the
ashes had been emptied into the coal
scuttle dirt they make themselves
known- The two ladies were in the
morn when the fist one went off but
itis:L safe bet that by the time the
second report was heard they were
among the missing, The proprietor
appeared on the scene just in time to
see them escaping from the room with-
out even waiting to say gond bye and
lie was also just, in Lime to get the
seconds o
It Clc. It was a9 indeed lucky
that no person was injured ; as it was
however, all they have of the occur,
mice is the remembrance.
Blyth
Jets. Barr, sen. left Lown for the
West -
Mrs. H. McQnarrie visited with
Lo)desboi•o friends last week.
Miss Taman, of Detroit, is at pres-
ent visiting with. her parents here.
N. Johnston Was Judge for the
Ontario Government at the Spring
Stallion Show at Ohathatn.
Dr. Annie Ross, one of the Princi-
pals of the Macdonald institute
Guelph, spent a few days with her
parents here.
Faulk Metcalf was called to Lon-
don on account .count of the condition of
his daughter.
We are e glad to state
slue is somewhat better.
Mrs, D. Flondy and Master Nor-
man, who have been visiting the
fortner's parents, Geo. and Mrs.
13rogden, of L' oncleshnro, for the past
Pew weeks, left for North Batt.leford,
Sask.. where they will make their
hone.
Andrew Oootnbs, who has finished
his final year at the Toronto S. P. S.
spent at few days here with relations
and friends. 'Be has two chances of
positions, one of the C. P. R. in the
West, where he woeked last year and
anntl r '
le m Toronto.
The following is a list of competi-
tors in the Standing Orop Competi-
tion held by 131yCh Agricultural
Society Y
fail the r
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year 1913 R m.
Watson, i' )
V n R. 13,Mo
Neu
n Wm. Mc-
Gowan, Russel Riehmolld, Duncan
lleCallum. Getty Bros., John Barr,
Robert Wightman, Blyth ; Oliver
Hemingway. 13tnssels ; Jas. Snell,
Olinton ; Robert Shol breed, Walton
MerlesWighlmail, Belgrays ; Wes.
Beacom, Harlock.
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their annual meeting and elections of
officer's which resulted as follows :--
Pl•esident, Mrs. A. 13. Otter ; let vice-
P'esident, Mrs. John Mains ; 2n4
vice -President, Al's. R. Wightnion ;
ltenordiug Secretary, Airs. J. Col-
clongli Ger.-Secretary, Ales. (nee.)
Jewitt ; TL'ea'tueer, Mee. C. H. Besse ;
Organist, ,\109, Mellow ; Assislaut
Organist, Ales, I. Brown ; Supe'in-
teudel)t Systematic Givin5, AM's. It.
\Vigraman ; Auditors, 'Mee. '\'illiatn
Joheeton and Airs. Steel.lrl•n ; Rep-
resentatives for ll)ssiouel; Outlook
and Annual Reports, Ali:. Burling
and Ales. Granby 1 Superintendent
and assistants Mission Hand, MI's.
Bender, lire. Bell, Mrs, F. Baggit
and Mrs. (Rev,) Jewitt; Mrs, Wight.
until was appointed delegate to the
pis(riet Con vel)(ia(5lIseld ill Clinton
May 7th Society c
lel Is In to 1' "
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the membership still in-
creasing A bide of clothing (Includ-
ing 12gtults) was sent to a Deaconess
Mumu In'l'o'onto, Mission Band, un-
der the leadership of Mrs, Myles
Young and Mrs,9
. Bender, is
doing ex-
cellent eat Wolk
Poor appetite is to sure sign of in1-
pnited digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
TIthiels will strengthen your digestion
and improve your appetite. Thous-
ands have been benefitted by taking
these Tablets. Sold by all defilers,
Exeter
Paddy Flynn splintered a bone in
his arm when cranking an auto. It
is getting better leappidly.
Airs. lleGilliruddy had the infs-
foe tune to fall and sprain her arm. It
was painful for a few days.
Geo. Sanders was painfully injured
by the pony he owns kicking him in
the face inflicting to severe wound on
the nose.
le, N. Shier, of Kirkton, has pur-
chased 1V. J. Ca rling's drygoods
etnek and hes opened up fur business
in the same stand.
The blahs, marriages and deaths
for the Township of Stephen for the
fleet 3 months of this year are 21
births, 8 males and 13 females ; 3
msu•ritoges ; 16 deaths 11 mattes and
5 females. A noticeable feature of
the deaths is that the majority wete
raged people one was 90 years of age
and four over' 75 years.
Look Out For This Man
If he offers something "better" than
Putnam's Oorn Extractor, Its the
additional profit or inferior goods
Hutt tempts him, Putnanl's is the
one sure and painless cure. Use no
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Grey
Jas, AND MRs, BREOKENBIDGE
CELEBRATE THEM GOLDEN WED-
DINO.-The Goderich Signal of last
week speaks as follows of the parents
of Mrs, Outhbeet Hutchinson, of this
township :-A pleasant event such
as happens in the lives of only a
favored few was the golden wedding
celebration which took place on Tues-
day of this k)
this atthei
home of
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and Mts. McN. Breckenridge, Bay-
field rued, Gotlerich. James Mc•
Naught Bieckenridge and Grace
Wilson were warned April 29th,
1863, at the home of the bride's father,
George Wilson, Huron Road, Gotle-
rich, the officiating clergyman being
the late Rev. Alexander McKid.
Ale. Wilson. by the way, was out of
the earliest settlers in Lhis commun-
ity, having come to this county from
Otunbethtnd, England, with his
father and settling in Goder)ch in the
year 1835. lir. Breckenridge was
born in Beith, Ayrshire, Scotland, in
1840 audocatee to Goderioh in 1860,
residing here constantly since. Mrs.
Breckenridge was born in Godericlt
itt 1830, After their marriage Mr.
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which they still occupy, and in which
their family of 6 children all were
both. The family circle is still com-
plete and all were home for the
Golden Wedding celebration. The
danghtets are Mts. J. F. Clarke,
Pasadena, Oalifo•uia ; Mrs, James
Edwards, of Oklahoma City, Okla. ;
rand Mts. Cuthbert Hutchinson, of
Ethel, Out. ; and the 80019 J. M,
13tecke)n•idge, of Edgar, Nebraska ;
R. W., of New Haven, Conn., and A.
M., of Ohicago, I11. A11 are method
with the exception of the last
ntetned, and there are nine grated,
children and one great-grandchild, the
S001 of Va. 'aunt Airs. Lamont, of
Grey. The celebration on Tuesday
wets a very hatppy atf stir. Mr, and
Airs. tieerkenritlge, surrounded by
their children, received the con-
ga lati 111 ! '
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friends . and neighbors, a reception
held from 3 to 6 o'clock in the after-
uoongiving callers au opportunity of
lendeeitig their felicitations. Among
these who attended gals Rev. Geo. 11.
Ross, pastor of Knox church, who
had with him the 'church records of
the marriage of 50 years ago. Fenno
out of town there were present A'lt's.
Joseph 13own, of Stratford (who was
the bridesmaid 50ear's topm) t,t)' , Mies
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Brown, of Stratford ; Miss Buchanan,
of Stratford ; Marshall and M's.
Weight and dsusgllter Sarah, of Sar.
lie. The family presented their
parents with a l)tnldsome sum 11)
gold, in addition to a gold headed
Bane and a gold -mounted pipe Inc
Me. Beeckenl'idg er a cameo
brnoCh
or Mrs. leeeeke 1,.
f A l e a !d a and a hand.
some gold Tin r, snita1silq engraved for
•each. Gifts letters and telegrams
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Suiting
the wagon to get le the bones topk
fright and he was 411reWn In trent of
the wheels, One passed over );518
heard, fracturing his skull, Be never
b regained consolousnees. He was born
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1 St, Marys, but had resided in ]din-
ea5•dfne district for years. Deceased
0 was a brother to Rev. L. Perrin.
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year's yet of pleasant companionship
with each other and their family. i
There never was a tittle when people
appreciated the real merits of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now, This is shown by the in-
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by it. If you or. your children
aro troubled with a cough or cold
give it a trial and become acquainted
with its good qualities. Fon sale by
all dealers.
Wroxeter
KILLED.-Thoinson Perrin is dead
at his Rolle neat' Kincardine as a re-
sult of being inn over in his field
while he was doing his seeding. He
was taking a wagon and several bags
of grain to sow, and when one .of the
bags slipped off, he went to get it.
In doing so one`of the reins slipped
down between the horses, and when
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