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till the last minute to select
your IHOLIDAY GIFTS : :
My Showcases are Brim
Full of all kinds of'
WATCHES,
JEWELLE V
RINGS, Etc., Etc.
Only the Best in Each Line
NO _ Plated Rings in stock
"Prices the Lowest"
"Goods the Best"
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F. W. HESS, .
JEWELLER
P. S. A pair of Gold Spex make a
nice present for your mother.
Big Clearing
Up Sale
Iir order to reduce our Stock
before opening up our Spring
Goods, we have decided to
have a
LIG CLEARING SALE
to commence
TUESDAY, FEB. 4th
continuing to Feb. 25th, and
will give our customess an op-
portunity of securing bargains,
in Dress Goods, 1\Vrapperetts,
Prints, Shirlings, Underwear,
Hats, Capss Raincoats, Shoes,
Crockery, Graniteware, etc.
A PROSPEROUS NEW
YEAR TO ALL.
R. N. Douglas,
BLAKE
raw
That New
Winter Suit.
When looking for )•our new
Winter Suit, do not forget to
give its a call. We-ltare a lino
range of Tweeds, Worsteds,
etc., to choose from. Our
prices are as cheap as any.
Suits made at short notice.
We also have a largo number of
Samples to select from.
Laundry in connection.
.HOF
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` lfi* "m�`' Eiagme
MEAT MARKET
Ekeen in stock a
full line o fresh
meats, llalnS, etc. etc.
Our cuts are noted
for their tenderness
and wholesomeness.
Our aim is to keep
nothing but the best.
We make our own
sausages.
Give us a call.
YUN6I LUT &
DEICIhRT.
Weak Kidneys
' Weak Kidneys Sorely point to weak kidne:
(Serves.' The Kidneys, like the:Roark and the
Stomach. and their rreakneu.• noir in the orgaa
;!belt but in the nerves tint control and 4uyi�de
and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is
se medicine specifically, prepared to reach these
Mtrolllns nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,
e t is a waste of time, end amour ee
:f hourbee% i►cbea or 11 weak. 1C the Moe
bWrtedaikonadin .sdnaf you haresriapro4
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'orio.rnatet iemr a
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OFFICIAL RETURNS
' The following are the returns of
the election held .on. Wednesday
last, and are contained in .:the two
last columns ,of figures. .The act•
ual maj ority of Mr. McLean is 117.
An error of 20 votes in No 21 Hay
reduced the Majorityfirst report-
ed.
Lib •
No1 88
No 2 31
No 3 41
No 4 22
No 5 28
210
No l 22
No 2 25
No 3 29
No 447
_
123
No 1 34
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
SEi1FORTn
1004 1`008
Con • 1M1oLean .,Rorton
70 117 74
52 59 39
42 37 27
33 27 80
36 67 55
307 225
233
23 82
EXETER.
64 31
59 33
62 ' 37 •
70 55
255 156
132
HAYFIELD
80 33
46
TUCKERS1IIT FI
49
45
23
18
30
32
197
75
67
51
70
72
70
405
189 209
STANLEY.
61 23 49
67 28 56
29 109 32
15 54 14
72 37 77
09
66
62
77
274
118
92
59
30
47
25
21
30
32
196
35
31
98
54
45
247 251 228 263
No l 53
No 2 68
No 3 47
No 4 73
241
No 93
2
Not
No 2
No a
No 4
No 5
No 6
No 7
42•
46
91
53
41
53
29
No 8 58
413
88
No l
No 2
No 3
No 4
No :;
No 6
No 7
Nob
No 9
45
64
73
51
62
35
30
52
4•
35
USBORNE,
101 52 105
63 71
31 111
73- .. 51
219 339
60
108
52
322
81
HEWS ALL
91 01 118
27.
120
FLAY.
28
21
94
21
25
74
29
23
325
46
• 52
107
47
48
53
30
74
45'7
137
STEPHEN.
92 33
76 15
65 52
35 72
20 45
71 45
55 '68
56 26
.61
417
412 476
04
No 1 78
No2 94
No 3 52
No 4 47
271
MOEILLOP
51 118
07 108
104 66.
80 74
302 366
31 139
35
29
104
20
34
60
27
14
320
62
51
02
66
39
81•
36
57
53
508
91
20
53
77
r-7
227
REOAPITULATION
McLean Horton
Seaforth 210 233 307 225
Tuck'ith 377 197 405 196
Exeter 123 255 156 274
Usborne 241 322, 219 339
Stephen 412 476 417 508
Hensall 98 91 91 118
Bayfield 34 80 33 92
Stanley 247 251 228 263
Hay �. 413 325 457 320
McKillop 271 302 366 227
2,421 2,532 2679 2562
2,421 2562 •
Majority 111 117
Stop that tickling Cough ! D
Shoop's Cough Care will aural
stop it, and with parsecs safety. 1
is Igo thbroughly harmless, tha
Dr Shoop tells mothers to nee
nothing else even with very young
babied. The wholesome greeai low.
ea and tender stems of a lung heal.
ing.mquntitinous shra'b•furniah,the
Ot44 ei pfopiertiei to Dr ; Sheop'a
Cough ears." It Bulini the: coiegh.
and Wish the sensitive bronehiai
membratles. No opium,. leo chime.
form, nothing hire used to injure
or enpprelti. Demand Dr Sheep's.
'rake nd other, gold by All Dealers•,
HEN$ 1-/-:.
The ladies of Hensall axe holding
a Leap Year Dance this (,friday)
evening, A number from Zurich
are invited;. nut ',pat,' correspond-
ent would advise all our bache-
lors to stay U;way.
T.•Murclo"41c has disposed of bis
horse Col. Hunter, to Art Brown
of. Leamington,., Tom,.got a nice
tour-year-olcl trotting :stallion in
exchange.. •
H. J. D. Cooke, who was confin-
ed to'liis hotise threiigh illness for
a week, is able to be out again.
Anioug those who were present
at the Manns -Shephard wedding,
on Wednesday last were, S.
Stewart and wife: of Ssaforth ; W.
Wood and wife of Londonaind Mr.
and Mrs. Gardiner of Farquhar,
The new Cdttncil,n et on .Monday'
night 'and 'transaoteti the, following
business; Fred ` Basch . was ap-
pointed pound keeper, Albert
Whiteside, chief of police and fire
chief at $,30 a year, James Bon-
tbron and E. Ronnie auditors at $4
each, A Mnrd:uck, oolleetor 3+20,00,
lames Bonthron,assessor $35,00 Jos
Ellis, treasurer 125,00, Robert
Bonthron, clerk $45;00, R. J. D,
Cooke solicitor. and, G. Rodgers
engineer . The following were
appointed to. the Public Library
Board, George MoEvwen, Rev, W.
J. Doherty and 11. Arnold.
I want you to know how much
Chamberlain's Salve' has done for
me. It had cured My fave of a
skin disease of almost twenty
year's standing T have been trea-
ted by several as smart physicians
as we have in this country and they
did me no good, but two boxes of
this salve has cured ,no —Mrs.
Fannie Griffen, Troy, Alit. Cham-
berlain's salve is for sale by J. J.
Merner.
HURON COUNTY Y. M. G. A.
The movement has been success-
fully Launched.
Clinton, Jan.•24—The Bounty Y.
M. 0. A. convention closed its
meeting today, and the work has
now been successfully launched in
Huron, and it depends on the
efforts of the local leaders and the
liberality of the business nteu as
to whether the money necessary to
carry on the work will be raised
and a Secretary placed in the fiold.
As soon as pledges to the amount
of $1,800 or over are secured a Sec-
retary will be employed, who will
give his whole time t ,the work of
the Bounty. The folly `,nm m • the
members of the Conn;
Mes
Greer, Wingham : J.
Wroxeter; Jas. Scot
Clinton ; J. C. Sto
T. H, Me0al
Chesney, S
son, Brn
3. H.
OA L.L. ON --°"r aim,..
T , /AL
For a quick and easy shave
date hair -cut
ART/ST
or an up -to
Jos, Dirstein's Stand
Opp. Commercial Hotel
DASh'WCOOD
There was great rejoicing in the
liberal camp on election night
cvlren 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, one 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
Mr. D Schroeder is this week
busy storing away his ice for the
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 Lucan, 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. SeniorWm.
Messrs.
and R. G. Beldon.
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
in the skating rink on Monday
evening, and an enjoyable night •
was spent. The band enlivened
the evening with some choice mu-
sic.
W. 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.
I Men and Women of Ontario'\
This
PEAL
isfor......
You
The Great Provincial Charity, The
Hospital for Sick Children,
Calls On You For Aid.
Remember that this Hospital is not a
local institution, but Provincial.
It cares for every
sick child in the
Province of Ont•
ario whose parents
cannot afford to
pay for treatment.
Busy dollars are
better than idle
tears. The sym-
pathy that Weeps
is good, but the
Hospital has to have
the sympathy that
"x Lire rrc•ruREs" Works.
Last year there were 1093 patient:4 ad-
mitted. 0f these 378 came from 251 places
outside of Toronto—all were children of
floor people who could not afford to pay for
treatment of their little ones.
Each child was in the hospital 471 duyi
at a cost of
31.31 each
per day, or
$62.22 f o r
the 471days
stay.
If your
doilar cculd
straighten
the feet o f
a little boy ASSAt°h
or girl with club feet, you world gladly
give it, and your dollar will. do that.
There were 79 cases of club feet treated
crew
of J. R.
ping the country.
reventiee, before it
v seated. -To check early
with these little Candy Cold
re'tahlota is surely ae1►sibls and
safe. Pi eventioer contain no Quin•
ine. no laxative, nothing harsh or
sickening. l?nozimonia woitild never
Appear if early colds Were prompt-
ly broken. Also good tor feverish
children. Large 'box,, 48 tablets,
25 sante.. Vest t►ooltet'bs res 5 etc.
gold by All Dealers,
BEFORE. AFT&R.
last year. Out of the 70, about 50 were
from the country.
If you know of any cbild in your °purity
who is sick or has club feet, and whose
parents can not afford to
pay, send the name to the r`
Hospital Secretary.
The streak books are
open. Won't you let
the Hospital write your
name down for a few
iharea in leaven's own
Te S r k of healing little
;hitdren 1
A trot mint of Meshy
-46'16441k Hoek tit
eiskre Vs, y4-41tritleeile---
beekiltterith the looney
LW helps Th. Reepital
for if icit Children ti) ex•
tenni the Qetd of Life
from the, Quarts of
Diti�th. •
Pfiaee treoad oeittribOoitb to J. Roar►
Bo�ee wet. Cilstiirawia, er to l;tegise Davi&
um; f1ie. c Pie*, of alis *ei1 ts* rifts skl►
14#tiNt.
ere* Tema*,