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M1•. Geo. Trott, of Hansen., is per.
nianently located in his gallery again for
the winter and will be open for business
every day Tuesdays excepted.
Ono. TROTT,
13.tf Photographer.
Notice.
'Iry1IHE HENSALL )3RASS BAND, COM -
.JL posed of about 20 pieces, are new
open for engagement. Applications for
this purpose should be adclr'essed to Mr.
elms. L1Nlllaa, leader, or Mr. A. Mt... AY,
Secy,, Hensall, .Ont.
Red Cedar Singles,
E HAVE A G001) STOCK OF.
Shingles on hand which we are
•sell ng et lint eta, 03 cis., 73 cis., 78 cis.,
80 cis., 83 o s. and 00 cis. per bunch at
Welsh's Planing Mill, '
Near Rs% Track. • - 14ts :v
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The annual convention of the
friends of temperance and prohibi-
tion in Ontitrio will be held in
Toronto, on Thursday, April 21st.
The population of the United
States, exclusive of Alaska and the
insular possessions, is 70,900,380.•
Thisisltn increase of 3.005,814 since
1000.
New Hamburg races will be Melds
on June 7, 8 and 0.
Adam McGill, a carpenter in Lon-
don, fell down the stairs in the
Ontario House a.iid sustained in-
juries from the.effects of which he
died.
A reward of $200 has been offered
to any one who captures "Texas
who escaped from the "London jail
lust Tuesday week.
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A collision between two freight
trains took place near Guelph
o11 Saturday. A heavy fog pre -
ailed at the time, Fireman Thos.
Snowden, of Siratforcl, and Brakes-
nlun Harvey Hall, of Clinton were
stilled.
Mr. Sidney MoGinnes fell 80 feet
�n the Canadian Northern elevator,
tt Port Arthur and was instantly
illed.
Many thousands of immigrants
re leaving Toronto every week for
;he Canadian North West. They
ire Illostly British. '
The Rectory hotel and stables at
3obcaygeon, Ont.. were completely
testroyecl by fire on Tuesday morn -
ng.
The woollen hills at Hespelel',
)au•lton Place, Waterloo and Lamb
on will be closed. Seven ilundre 1
rands will be thrown out of en
cloyment.
About 300 men are at work
(ouble tracking the Grand Trunk
etween London and Paris.
The timely awakening of a baby
t a early hour on Saturday morn -
ng, saved the family of Mr. John
'olan, Brockville, from asphyxia -
ion. The cover of the coal stove,
ad been left open allowing the gas
o escape.
Tlie average daily population of
he Canadian penitentiaries last
ear was 1,224 as compared with
,447 in 1898-9 and 1,250 in 1894-5.
'he Roman Catholic convicts i
anada average 50.8 per cent. of
he whole according to the report
f the Inspector of Penitentiaries.
enough of Canada.
The ratepayers of Hallett Town-
ship 'vote on a by-law, granting the
Guelph Junction railway a bonus
of $;4,000 on April 29th..
Rev. A. C. Jennings, Bayfield,
who has been given leave of absence
on account of failing health, left
for England on Friday last. ] Ee
will be gone about three months.
Mr. Wm, \Vit el, of near Khiva,
had the misfortune to 10se 02)0 of
his vttluahle S11ow horses recently.
He valued. the horse at )250,
Mr. Chas. Box, of Stephen Town-
ship, has a 'cow that gave birth to
four calves within eleven months -
two pair of• twins. Another cow
also gave birth to twills, making
three pair of twins in eleven Months.
This -is a remarkable record,
Mr. George Haney, of. Clinton, Leave your. order for any special kings of
recently purchased the splendid
fawns on the Huron Road, Tucker -
smith, from 111r. Wm: Colwell, for
which he paid $6,500.
To The Farmer:
I have a full line of
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Fl wee s "-Garden
2 Packages for 5 cts.
Regular 5 c*. size.
W. C. T. U.
The Boy With a Bad Mark.
A Bog WANTED. -There stood
the notice in the shop window in
large staring characters, as if to
say that the people inside were
really- in earnest on the mutter.
A small crowd of boys stood out-
side the shop looking at the notice.
It \vets Saturday morning slid they
had a holiday froi school ; some of
them were tired of learning and
wanted to commence life on their
own account, so they had agreed to
take a walk together around some
d of the chief streets of the city in order to find out if any situations
were vacant.
Tack Martin,' said one of the
lads who seemed to be a kind of
leader, pointing to the notice.
here you are, the ver,;. thing. Go
in, Jack. and try your luck.'
Jack hesitated ; -it was easy
enough talking about getting a
situation, but it was very different
to 1;0 into a place of business. and
perhaps be asked any number of
very unpleasant questions.
'No, no,' replied Jack. 'I don't
care about au ironmonger's. Here
you, Bill Fielding, your are very
n i fond of pocket knives, why don't
you have a try?'
It is estimated that no less than
Jnr million acres will be seeded in
Ianitoba this year. Experts are
greed that with favorable weather
01n now o11. this will be it bumper
rop year, as it is a remarkable fact
hat a hard winter always means a
otter yield from grain crops.
here is more moisture in the
round, and frost takes longer to
se, so that the roots aro kept in a
oalthy condition all sunlnler,whnn
1 nature generally manages to
:lance things out pretty evenly,
long, hard winter is generally the
ecursor of a good summer, in
hich everything ripens well.
COUNTY NEWS.
Mr. Hanham, of Ridgetown, has
leased the Commercial Hotel,Exeter.
from Mr. Wm. Hawkshaw. Mr.
Hanham will get possession May 1.
1 Mr. W. H. Willis, of Scafortll,
will build an addition to the rear of
Itis present store. in order to keep
pace with his increasing business
in the manufacture of leggins, etc.
A by-law granting a loan of
;10,000 for establishing and enlarg-
ing all upholstering; and ftlrnitilre
factory was carried in Win+,halls by
a large.lna.jority, only eight votes
were cast agatillst
Messrs. Sandy Brown and Ed
Reid, Bayfield, left for Owen Sound
recently, where they ha ve secured
situations with the Government
Steatlm'1' ''Baty field,"
Ml'. 0. McKinnon, et the Harris -
ton Higl1 School stall`, is the now
Classical .:taster at the Clinton Col-
legiate Institute. Mr. lllcKinnon
is an all arousal athletic.
The fixtures of the old postoffico
in Clinton have been sold to Mr. A.
Metcaty, Stratford. who will take
charge of a stab -office in that city.
Mr, J. G. Johnston, Blake, -who
110.8 been attending Seaforth Col-
legiate Institut:), intends leaving
•for Ann .Arbor 'University, May 1st,
where he will take; a four years
special course in modern languages.
Twenty-nine patients were sent
to the insane a.syltuu f1.'oin Huron
I County in 1903.
In the year 1878 Huron County
had 150 licensed hotels and 38 11-
censod shops, and last year there
were 78 hotels and 0 shops.
Mr. II, M. Jackson, :Cgnlonclville,
was elected to the Executive Coun-
cil of the Canadian Lacrosse Asso-
ciation, in Toronto, on April 1st,
Mr. McLellan, T.L'uckersnlith, re-
cently engaged ono of the old count-
ry men to work for him for this
summer. The pian was not used to
farm -work .and became so hosne-
siek that Mr. McLellan drove ' him
to Soaforth and he started for the
"olds sod," saying that he had got
'A tip-top place, I shoilld think,'
said. the leader of the little crowd
of excited boys. 'Just see what
you'll learn here, fenders and fire -
irons, lamps, and knives and forks,
much better than (Rill driving all
day in a stuffy office.' -
'A splendid idea,' remarked Bob
Ratcliff, 'your fortune' is made if
you only get this situation. You
start at six shillings a week, you
go on step by step till you become
partner, then you marry the I111(5-
ter's daughter. Of course, you
become Lord Mayor of London, and
live a regular toff. Go in, Jack,
my boy, I see the guy nor waiting
for you behind the counter with •
outstretched arms.'
The boys laughed, and some of
them peeping through the window
saw a benevolent looking old
gentleman surrounded with inn01n-
erable parcels, all of -which had
been opened to satisfy a tiresome
customer, who after all only pur-
chased a pennyworth of screws.
Jack being urged en so much by
his companions to venture in, at
last gained courage, and pnshing
open the door, walked straight up
to the counter while his compan-
ions stood almost breathless with
anxiety to .now the result.
(To be continued.)
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ds
E CARRY EVERYTHING THAT IS
usually kept in. a first. class Feed and
Seed Store.
077= and -t T.:D_
ado CH RAG,
_ = Zurich.
yetth ,ga� `y
tl,J3 '�f
for Springy eHhi
oUR Lines of FarmImplements
gave such General Satisfaction
last season that we have again put in
stock the FLEURY, COCKSHUTT,
WILKINSON and PERCIVAL Ploughs
NoBetter at any
Drills, Cultivators, Discs,
Price
are noted for Good Quality and Low Price
When you look for the best, look for
GbI. jo.�i = Zeira-99
This year we are selling the
agnet Cream Separator
-Easy to run -Easy to olean-A money -maker -Easy to buy-.
J. P. Rickbeil
Deering Agency
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We know of no offer we could
make that would more thor-
oughly prove our confidence
and faith in it. If the Chat- without one cent of cash from you until Oct., 1904
Ilam Incubator. is not all wo
0] 11m for it you are nob out one cent. Chatham Then haters aro made just as good as money and skill
ran stake then.. We haven't stinted in anything. The hidden parts arc au strongly made a»d as well
finished as the parts you see. They are built to stand the hardest kind of wear and give the very
hest of service. They embody � every real improvement: known in the manufacture of Inca.
haters out Out 0 tampontampon)n the earner of this ad.,orwrite your nameand address
on a postal card and frail it to us for full particulars of our offer. Do 11 to -day.
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M. CAMPBELL FANNING MILL CO., Limited
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There is big
Profit in raising
poultry if you go
about: it in the
right way. Half.
ttlearnres moan
only half-yr/Mts. L' you
would get the (1111 profit,
out of this frui.tOil dopar&stent of your
farm you must work tinder the best
conditions: you can do this only when
liroodcr, we positively yeti use a Chatham Incubator and
and we sell it put the moslt liberal terms ever altered antee it: to be a good 1 by
any manufacturer.
We will ship you --freight prepaid by us -a
Chatham incubator
DEPT. 610 CHATHAM, ONT.
Manufacturers of Chatham Incubators and Brooders.
lastritutina Bhrohol ues ut Montreal Quo.;
] i 1 1 n shin.; r+a gory, Alta.; \'aucouv r 1tC.:
111(0 s X 0. 1+'url oras at Chatham. Ont., and
11(11 ), 1n..11. Also 11:wufl1Ctuler5 so the
(1110(11 ('INIIpbCll italluitlg Mills. ' 101
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Please aloguetof the Chathaor m
Inrntbator,togethcr with allinfon
manes about your special ot%r,
whereby no cash will be paid until
October, 1904.
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