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ON'T
IT
till the last minute to select
your HOLIDAY GIFTS ;:• :
My Showcases are Brim
Full of all kinds of`
WATCHES,
JEWELLE V
RINGS, Etc., Etc.
Only the Best in Bach bine
NO Plated Rings in stock
"Prices the Lowest"
"Goods the a est"
E. W. HESS,
JEWELLER
P. S. A pair of Gold Spex make a
nice present for your mother.
Big Clearillg
Up Safe
In order to reduce our Stock
before opening up our Spring
Goods, we have decided to
have a
BIG CLEARING SALE
to commence
TUESDAY, FEB. 4th
continuing to Feb. 25th, and
will give our customess an op-
portunity of securing bargains,
in Dress Goodis, Wrapperetts,
Prints, Shirtings, Underwear,
Hats, Capss Raincoats, Shoes,
Crockery, Graniteware, etc.
A PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR TO ALL.
R. N. Douglas,
BLAKE
That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for your new
Winter Suit, do not forget to
give us a call, We have a fine
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a large number of
Samples to select from.
Laundry in. connection.
H. HOFFMAN
MEAT WASE
WE keep in stock a
full line o fresh.
meats, Mains, etc. etc
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
Sari ages.
•
Give us a call.
A UN iBLUT
DEIC.IERTe
Weak Kidne s
' week Kidneys surely point to Freak kidney
(N�erves.° The Kidneys. like that:Heart, and the
Stomach, and their weakness., not in the omen
itself, but in the nerves duet control and .Nide
end strengthen thorn. Dr-. Shoop's Restorative is
$ ma dteifie g ecidcal17. prepared- to reach there
ailerons, nerves. To doctor the KUddeys alone,
IS fntlls. it is a waste Of lima end of money el
1Rsf fordb00% aches or is took, if the aloe
otnldskoaUdorrond axons if you have sriopt ass
le! 3aiIMS o1 other didre�bf • OrrnQaniimos kid -
iaeries�(ttrryDr°8boOp'r1taW uveascontlr
Ts Mies
140 tied. Mita brit -geed ad iWashfnand 1tia
fir. Sboop's.
bstoraIivor
OFFICIAL RETURNS
IP
The following ,are the returns of
the election held ,out; Wednescli y
last,. and are contained in ..the two
last columns 'of .figures. .The act-
ual Majority of Mr. McLean is 117.
An error of 20 votes in No 2•; Hay
reduced the Majority. first report
gid.
SEi1.li'ORT7:1
. 1904
Lib' Con • McLean
No 1 88 70 117
No 2 31 52 59
No 3 41 42 37
No 4 22 33 27
No 5 28 36 67
210 233 307
23 • 82
EXETER.
No l
No 2
No 3
No 4
22 64 31
25 59 33
29 62 37
47 70 55
123 255
132
BAYFXELD
No 1 34 80 33
46
TUCEERSMIT II
1908,
Hortoxl
71
39
27
30
55
225
69
60
62
77
156 274
No 1
No 2
No 3
No 4
No 5
No 6
No 1
No 2
No 3
No 4
No 5
59
63
46
78
72
59
377
189
64
67
29
15
72
2.47 251
49
45
23
18
30
32
197
118
92
59
75 35
67 47
51 25
70 21
72 30
7032
—
405 196
209
STANLEY.
23
28
109
54
37
No 1 53
No 2 68
No 3 47
No 4 73
241.
No I 93
2
No 1
No 2
No
No 4
No 5
No 6
No 7
No 8
No 1
No 2
No 3
No 4
No Fi
No 6
No 7
No 8
No 9
42
46
Al
53
41
53
29
58
413
88
49
56
32
14
77
35
31.
98
54
45
228 263
35
4 -
i7SBORNT ,
101 52 105
GO 03 71
108 31 111 -
52 73 51
322 219 339
81 120
HENS ALL
91 01 118
HAY..
28
21
94
21
25
74
23
325
46
52
107
• 47
48
53
30
74
_
457
137
STEPHEN.
92
76
65
35
20
71
5,5
56
45 33
64 15
73 52
51. 72
62 45
35 45
30 •68
52 26
-- --
61
412 476 417
64
lzcRILLOP
27
85
29
104
26
34
00
27
14
320
02
51
62
66
39
81•
36
57
53
508
91
No 1 26
No 2 108 53
No 3 66 77
No 4 71 7]
360 227 —_ — world. 1.
(esus did
;.. of God.
; His Son
REOAPITULATION an sinned"rod must
McLean Horton t11e way
233 307 225 his price,
197 405 196
255 156 274 e. "The
322 219 339 ngrai.eful
476 417 508 floe. The
91 91 118 to of God.
80 33 92
love
ted,
320263 ee. ">Ie
227 irevcannot
to "should
2562ing God.
ley try to
irl bathed
117 luted fifty
a certain
Stop that tinkling Cough ! Dr morning,
Shoop's Cough Cure will surelyi every
stop it, and with rfeol safety, I avea days,
� Milk doing
is so thoroughly harmless, thathe' fasted
Dr Shoop tells mothers to neotlly. She
nothing else even 'with very youngorated the
babies. The wholesome green leavnd fasted
es and tender steins of a Inng heiti•hours site
ing_monatfainone shrnb•rnrnish'the''id say a
:oq i ;*14t.OttertfCe to or, shoop'i ,ed imus
Co).ugepee. Dt oi►li li the cellh,l read the
reed heat the arnsittve brbnehiai in g were
membranes. arc. NOof
� p uln, Ito ahlero•�,ys ached.
form, nothlag l�arih media in jliire issionary
ow.uppreei, Desoilnd Dir 8tio p's.t in which
Take Mi other, Sold by All Dealere,ight her
78 51 118
94 67
52 104
47 80
271 302
31
HEM a.ALL
The ladies of J3lnea l are holding
a Leap Year Dance this (Friday)
evening. A number from Zurich
are ihvited:: bit `your correspond-
ent would ,advise all our bache-
lors to stay away,
T,'.Murclobk has disposed of his
horse Col. Hunger, to ,Art Brawn
of Leamington. Tem, got a nice
four-year-old trotting stallion in
exchange,
H. J. D. Cooke, who eves cannel-
ecl to his house through illness 'for
a week, is able to be out again,
Among those wlio evere present
at the Manns -Shephard wedding,
on Wednesday last were, S.
Stewart and wife of Seaforth ; W.
Wood and wifeof London.•and Mr.
and Mrs. Gardiner of Farquhar,
The now Council n et on. Monday
night and°transacted the. following
business. Fred Busch was ap-
pointed pound keeper, Albert
Whiteside, chief of police and hire
chief at $30 a year, James Bon-
thron and E. Rennie auditors at ,S4
each, A Murdock, collector $20,00,
lames Bonthron.assessor $35,00 Jos
Ellis, treasurer $25.0.0, Robert
Bonthron, clerk $45;00, H; J. D,
Cooke solicitor. and G. Rodgers
engineer. The following were
appointed to the Public Library
Board, George McEwen, Rev. W.
J. Doherty ancl H'. •Arnold.
I want you to know how much
Chamberlain's Salve`.; has done for
me. It had cured my fave of ti
shin disease of almost twenty
year's standing I have been trea-
ted by several as sinart physicians Mr. D Schroeder is
as we have in this country and they busy storing away his
did me no good, but two boxes of enniina• Season, _ _
this salve has cured mo —Mrs. xovern- straw, per •tion .. . .. x
Fannie Griffen Troy, lila Chani d that s AosNo 2ke, No. i; bu, ,
'friend- Dressed hogs „ ,. ..
Merner. in the Egge. Sew laid, doz' .. .. ....
liri the Do., storage .. .. .. .. ..
HURON COUNTY Y. M. C. A. Butter, dairy .. .. .. .. ....
OA LL ON ' '•—'
TONSORIAL ARTIST
For a quick and easy shave or an up -to
date hair -cut
Jos. Dirstein's Stand
Opp. Commercial Hotel
DASSHWDCD •
'There was great rejoicing in the
liberal camp on election night
when it was given out that their
candidate had won out in the Can -
test, by a substantial'majority.
A torch -light procession was organ-
ized by the school boys, which af-
forded great amusement for both
political parties, which were of
course on the opposite side of the
street, ono from the other.
A local contest will soon be on
and it will of course be perfectly
in order for the winning side to
celebrate in just such style, which
no doubt they will.
Rev. A. D. Gischler preached
several times last week, for Rev.
Eidt in the revival services here..
The recent storm has blockaded
the road in many places,
Mr Henry Staubns is on the
sick list, we hope soon to hear of
his recovery
this week
ice for the
berlain's salvo is for sale by J J pf Brit- Do.. red clover, ':. 1
Do., creamery .. .. ..
lecl to Geese, dressed, per 1b. .. ,. ,. ,.
The movement has been success- Chickens. per lb. .. .. .. ....
fully Launched. Edward
Ducks. dressed, per lb. .. ..
Ir. xy, who Turkeys. per Ib. .. .. .. , . ..
Clinton, Jan. 24—The county I. , by the Apples, per bbl. .. .. .. .. ..
M. C. A. convention closed its r before Cabbaee, per bag .. .. ., .. ,.
Cabbage, per doz. .. ., .. ,...
meeting today, and the work has Onions. per bag .. .. ,. .. ..
now been successfully launched in Beef, hindquarters .. .. .. ..
Huron, and. it depends on the ^ Do.. forequarters .. .. .. ;. .. o
p yS, Do., choice, carcase .. ,. S
efforts of the local leaders and the Do.. medium, carcase .... .. s
Mutton, per m, .. ., .. .... 3
liberality of the business men as Meeting Veal, prime, per cwt.. ........ 9
to whether the money nceessary to Lomb, per cwt. ,. .. 10
carry on the work will be raised TORONTO LIVE STOCK.
and a Secretary placed in the field. W. I•' Tho total recedpte of live stock 8
As soon as pledges to the amount iference day. as reported by the railways,
of $1,800 or over ares cared a Sec -.he past 107r4 Eh Doa a 01 calves351 cattle,
rotary will be employed, who will an end The quality of cattle was much
give his'whole time to :tile work of British as for several weeks pat some t
,• Rood and many half finished.
the county. The fell?"gin the Trade was about the same as at
members of the Conn.: ing ad
+ tion an Monday, the best lots be
11ieS f� i l verything was cleaned up at p
ed a,etaw,
' Exporters—Not many offered, iI�
Greer, SVingham J F n ,,, 80, were only heard that one load of stegj
Wroxeter ; Jas. Scott was brought in by Mr. Sbortreed,
Clinton; J. 0. Storrs delivered by the pres- and sold at $6.25 per cwt. Bull:.
T. H. McCall,- the `conference set forth, �Bnteh rs tp>%ice Dlckedt lots of
Chesney, see' other things, that great pro- sold at $4.75 to $5; loads of good 1
son, Brus.es has been made in the new cot- 24.40 medium butchers'
utebe ' and good
J H P ion industry, which already is worth to $2.30; canners and light bulls,
tt, $5,000,000 a year to the islands.
from With the view of effecting closer
relations between Canada and the
West Indies. steps looking to recipro-
cal trade was registered.
This would be regarded as a purely
family arrangement, and it was said
retaliation was not feared. The con-
ference demanded also improved tele-
graph and shipping facilities for the
West Indies.
EXETER.
George Dennis an employe of
the Howell Litho, Co of Hamilton,
visited his parents here, last
week.
Revs Fear of town and Holmes
of Lucun, exchanged pulpits on
Sunday.
Hy. Bishop of Detroit and Miss
Eva Gould, formerly of Exeter,
were united in marriage on Wed-
nesday.
The annual meeting of the Exe-
ter .Agricultural Society was held
in the Town Hall last Thursday
afternoon when the following
officers were elected. Pres. Ed.
Christie ; Vice -Pres., J. Ballentyne ;
2nd Vico-Pres., W. D, Sanders;
Directors, John Delbridge, John
Moir, W. R. Elliott, Paul Coates,
P. McTaggart, Jos. Senior, Wm.
Russell and R. G. Seldon. Messrs.
H E Huston and Chas. Sanders
were elected auditors. The matter
of holding a Twenty Fourth of
May demonstration under the
auspices of the society was taken
up, but was deferred.
A fancy dress carnival was held
I { in the skating rink on Monday
evening, and an enjoyable night
was spent. The band enlivened
the evening with some choice mu-
sic.
!ant- after. and the common slow of
an
fork of
is Moses
lderness,
be lifted
t the Is-
iitten by
, so the
serpent,
2. As
oust die,
men, -for
is Moses
appoint -
was ap-
• for the
1 serpent
:sence of
is Christ
le nation
m Israel-
N1um. 21,
;list, the
4 looked
Me" that
Sting life
139
Seaforth 210
Tuck'ith 377
Exeter. 123
Usborne 241.
Stephen 412
Hensall 98
Bayfield 34
Stanley 247 251 228
Hay 5- 413 325 457
McKi11'bp 271 802 366
2,421 2,532 2679
2,421 2562
Majority 111
NEW EXCLUSION ACT.
Government Bill in the British Columbia
Legislature.
Victoria, B. C., Jan. 21.—The text of
the Natal Act, which the Provincial
Government will re-enact at this ses-
sion of the Legislature, and which was
given its first reading yesterday, has
been given to the House. It is vir-
tually the, same as that introduced
last year, with the exception that the
typographical error responsible for
the invalidating of the act, which ap-
peared in the final draft, has been set
right. The act provides for an edu-
cational test to be imposed upon all
immigrants entering British Colum-
bia, with the .ordinary reservation,
and a provision for the enforcement
of the act and the penalties for its large as is usual at this time of
infraction. So far the weather has been on
The disabilities to attend unauthor- seasonable, and a week or two o
ized immigrants .are set forth, and cold would help things material],
penalties provided to be imposed on ung manufacturers complain t
any corporation assisting immigrants are receiving many cancellatio;
to contravene the act. ders. The retail clothing tra
• . ported to be very quiet. On the
DYING ON DOORSTEP. wholesalers and manufacturer
wear, shirts and other lines
Toronto Butcher Discovered Last Night in wear, state an excellent busine
Unconscious Condition.
big.
Toronto: In most branches;
rovem-
there has been some improvem
past week. Travellers t
the country are meeting with
ing business for their spring 1i
ing orders are as yet light.
linos, such as dress goods, li
there is an excellent trade,
are generally firm. 'The 2tia,
to see a big trade iri„ee „row
Dry goods jebbe1�S'>of J. R.
are generally g�
eontinue t1�`
Nti f niiieping the country,
sena tireventics, before it
5ily seated. 'To check early
G. T. P. WANTS MEN. .+m with these little gaudy Cold
:5itre Tablets iia surely sensible alld
Edmonton, Alta., Jan: 27 safe. PIeventice 001eta,ila no Qdlili-
few days between two and th
and Mien will be required at
in connection with the eonstru
on the Grand Trunk Pacific se
to MacLeod iver,
of the city cod R ,
Foley, Welsh & Stewart, sue
Foley Bros. & Larson, who ha
aer rwt.
Feeders and stockers—Receipts o "
and feeders have been light for s
but there is a demand springing
same, as several people were on t
looking for them.
Milkers and springers—Pest teak
840 to M. with a very few extr
cows bringing $52, $54, and one e
cow sold by Maybes, Wilson & Ha•
Inferior to common cows sold at?
to $35 each. aII
Veal calves --Good veal calves
and wanted. Prices are quoted fr
$6.50 per cwt., but don't forget t4
new milk -fed calves are worth $7
Sheep and lambs—The Iamb trad
quite as brisk as usual, choice qua
selling at from $5.75 to $6.26; per c
mon, thin, half -fat Iambs, $4.50 to
port ewes, $4 to $4.50 per cwt.:
culls, $3.50 to $4 per cwt. Seleote
ewe and wether lambs sold at $6.3-
Hogs—The run of hogs . was 1
Harris reported selects at $5.60;
light, $5.35, These prices are for
watered at the market.
BRITISH CATTLE MARK.'
London, Jan. 21.—London cables
errefrigotor beeat 11c, to fs isc. pquerotednat 9%st,l
pound.
Bradstreet's Trade Revi
Montreal General trade here
to hold a steady tone. The
and retail movement is still 1
travelers are beginning to forw
orders for winter starting lines.
lines of goods these orders al..
NV, M. Martin barrister of Regina,
son of Rev. Martin of town,
will contest Regina in the Liberal
interest, for a seat in the Commons,
Mrs. Isaac Bawden, a former re-
sident of Exeter, died at Barrie, on
the 16th, inst at the age of 78 years
and 8 months.
AToronto despatch: Last night at 11:
15 o'clock Detective Nat Guthrie found
John Zeagman, aged 45, ,butcher, room-
ing at 4 Ontario place, sitting on the
doorstep of a House near the corner of
Front and Princastis. Ile was surrounded
by a small crowd:, and when Detective
Gutlu'ie reached him was in an uncon-
scious condition, the empty bottle of
carholic acid at his side indicating the
cause of his condition. He died in the
police ambulance on the way to St.
Michaels Hospital, Zeagman was un-
married and lived with hie sister at On-
tario place.
;,n tract, will start. work• at one
hie, no laxative, nothing harsh or
sickening, Pneumonia would never
appear if early colds Wire prompt-
ly broken. Also geed for feverish
tshildroa. Large •box,• 48 tablets,
25 eenta. Vest pot3ltitt!'lioxes 5 de.
Sold by All Dealers,
1
Men and Women of Ontario'\
This "PPE L
You
isfor......
The Great Provincial Charity, The
Hospital for Sick Children,
Calls On You For .did.
Remember that this Hospital is not a
local, institution, bat Provincial.
It cares for every
sick child in the
Province of Ont-
ario whose parent.;
cannot afford t:
pay for treatment.
Busy dollars are
better than fills
tears. The sym-
pathy that Weeps
is good, but the
Hospitalhastohave
the sympathy tha;.
"I Linn PICTURES" Works,
Last year there were 1093 patients ad-
mitted. Of these 378 came from 25 l places
outside of Toronto—all were children of
poor people who could not afford to pay for
treatment of their little ones.
Each child was in the hospital 471 day;
at a cost of
$1.31 each
per day, or
862.22 for
the 47i days
1tay,
If your
dollar could
strai g h t e n
the feet o f
a little boy 51 AS:WIE
or girl with club feet, you would gladly
give it, and your dollar will do that.
There wet() 79 cases of club feet treated
BEFORE. AFTER.
t 50 were
e 79, about last year. Out ofthe
from the country.
If you know of any child in your county
who is sick or has club feet, and whose
parents can not afford to
pay, send the name to the
Hospital Secretary.
The atrrk books are
open. Won't you let
the Hospital write your
mune down for a few
shires in Heaven's own
•irk of healing little
:hil'dren
A trent mins of blleroy
—tole niiniii stock that
els► s iperje— 4e�de—
is bort with the money
that heli. The Hospital
for $ick Children tel **-
Wrest the Cl ltd of Life
frets% th* Quartet of #lax oemo.
Meath, •
rtiwia Bind
iiaitioiai to J. those
iiak er eii, Cimitosoo. or to polosios 7llttrid-
tNitl Halo sof" , a! the Hatipirsid for Sick