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I t remar a to his paper on spiritut,lism J. S. Ja'ckson, Canadian Pacific telegraph a chair and without any warning, fell eve I selling 2S lbs, ot No. I gramilated sugar for $1 ; 82 1 or tbree*weeks past, and heavy teaming is or � . I . for $1 : 35 tbs. 1 impossible. -Our people very iiiuch. 7the meeting then udjourned. I agent, bas been doing some swifi work in dead. Deceased was the eldest daughter, t . t U& of a first clam briWht,coffee sugar . - 0 I ot a good yellow Sugar for $1 ; a good pure oug" the prospeet of losing, as citizens, Mr. J."O. .. 0-- . the transmission of messages. On Saturday Mr. John Reid, Parr line, and was in h, � : syrup for 46D,per gallon ; an, extra bright-4ble Syr -lip - - Missio-.,-s.-The regu . for 60o per gallon, and choice no- In - -is FoREic,.N last lie sent a message to East Saginaw, 43rd yeax. She was a most estimable ai , � ade nis'ple syrup Rose and family, who intend' moving to Wohm,N . - n, an( highly esteemed -lady, and will be Trim . *for 90a. per j.,41on, our stock of Tess, Coffee/and gen- town in the near future. We believe Mr.. lar mptithly meeting pf this society was Micbiga I in less than ten minutes had f � , I . eral grocieries is all new, and of theAist q,uali Rose has leased the Fairley residence, 4 held on Mond - evening, and , although on a reply. -Iii a recent fire in .Orillia, the missed in the neighborhood. She leaves I . t a. t a lowes t,. cash prices. As we sell for aM ay - ther and illness millinery Store of Miss Budd, a sister of husband and six children to mourn'. the In I . I resent occupied by Mr. Julius Duncan.- account of unpleasant wea �, ort .,e only, we make no; bad debts that good cue- , ... To have to nfideritly uaran. girs. David Dunban has so far reob-vered as in some families the attendance was net Mrs. T. W. Duncan;,of this town, was bad- of a kind and loving wife and mother. TI . to . pay. so we can coi �, . . ' tee our goods and prices to satisfy 0 1 uY*rg- to permit of her removal to her home in 1 very large, the meeting 'was a very - I 0easant Jy scoro�ed.-Mr. J. S. Jackson was in funeral took place to Baird's cemetery 4 � Call and examine our troods, compare our prices,then Seaforth I last week. -The Dennie farm, and interestiLg one. The ti -Was pre- - Totonto this week- on business. -The Can- Thursday. ,. - � .- . can figure whether you can afford to buy at . mee �'ng . ! you . a 0rkman adian concert company, cotnp6sed of Mr. I *-- ; vill-age, has been aided Overby the president, Md. , T I credit prices these, hard times or not. in Crockery which lies just west of this � - A . ) . Greenway. � Gleorge Fox, violinist ; Miss Annie Louise - or Glassware %,..e have some bargains ; some of the purchased by Mr. - W illiam McNay, of and the secretary, I Ira. J. R Lyon, read� * ", . � finest Dinner, Tea and Toilet sets made at' about the Lucknow.- We understand it is Mr. .811c- minutes of last meeting and roll call. The' White, elocutionist ; TAr. AN'k- H. Hewlett, New.Shoes and Rubbers at Post Offi � . . . . ;1 � prices a8'comnion goods usually sold. La S i .,e an entertainment in A . "in( � .. .. -- N4y's intention to reside on the place, for a allotted" subject for the evening's discussion pianist, will gi� store ; prict,s right for bard timen. Better to pay I � . . . I , - and lamp go id8 very cheap. Pure Cream Ta.. r - . rs ft Carano's Hall, on the evening of Good Fri- shoes and rubbers than suffer with iiek-ness and p - g%king Powder at less than half the'conibinsati n time at least. � . being, " mission work, among F6reigne in -more for doctors bills than shoe and Tubber bills. � I ,- ---. - - -ing information, on day. -Mr. W. AdaiTis, of Teeswater, and � 1price, Highest price paid for Butter., Eggs and i ill � . ----�# Canada," articles conve3 . 1425-1 1 . , - I - I trade. - .�, C. W11ILSION, Seaffo ALL DAY AND ALL Niv,HT.-Ori Wednes- a number of branches of this work, were- formerly of Eigniondville, was visiting. GLOA-N I-,'(,.,;. � The (lospel Temperan � rth. day afternoon, list week, a load of, Hens%ll. read by several ladies, as. follows : Work- friends in town this week. -Large numbers . � , I Bank of Commerce Block. sea have been brought into town this ineeting last Friday evening was well a ' � ILST4 - curlers carne over to have �'a ' friendly game, apong the Chinese'in Montreal and British of her 0 1 ." with our players. Tha,t evening the irisitors' 0olumbia, and &mono, Icelanders, . Indians week,'and delivered to Messrs. McMann & tended. ,The entertainment was decided I -11 interestincr.-The following movings to( I All Sensible Peoplie I were defeated, but they were'- apparently and others in Alanitoa, by Mrs. Lyou, Mrs. Archibald. -Mr. Alex. NI-ilson has been Z� I'll . "n - I . � . . . � nd Mrs. James Watson ; confined to the house for the past week with i this week: -A. Armstrong to t� , ey stayed over until James Scott a . ,�I,a c le . beat on revenge, as th . � � . g sh farm ; A. Pollock to the .Mell � . . Travel by � . next morning. Still th6y were -defeated, amongst the Jews, by Airs. Joseph Atkin-* a serious cold and inflammation of the eyes. � I � - but *,ith commendable plack they decided son, and an acc n ission -'WIr. Win. Pickard was this year the sue- farm ; Jerry Brophey tothe Wilson estat r . Thoin as Belt to the Cluness farm; Z I C- IP- - to try again. Fortune was very loath to among colored people in Kent county, On. cessful competitor for the. club tittikard in � 7 , I I I . - � I � Wallace to the Bropbey farm. Our bE 1 7 1 . perch on their banner, however, and victory tario, by Miss -M. E. McLean. All of these the three pair stono'games, among the infli- I . 11 I . wishes move with the movers. -Mr. Walt � 11 Free Facts Famia'and Sleepers contains fall tion in vidual members of the curlincy club. -Mr. � was again for the Sea,forth boys. Every- articles, contained valuable informa . - I ' ' Patte on I � . - � Information about travel, Se�ure a copy -free. . . P . visited W. A. Wilson berela ! � � ad- -the connection with the work of evangelization. , C. E. ,St. Clair Simpgoif -was in Brantford (4 rs . - - - thino, ,comes to those who'wait, a - I I 0 Saturday and Sunday. . I I . - � C.P.R. Eipres& Hensalites waited and. played again in the Miss Cash read the Scripture lesson. Sev-, this week, attending.the golden wedding of . . . - . Z -. -. . - - �J - R I --� - evening. This time, with the aid of Major eval byrrins were sung by the members pres- hissarents. -The first, robin of the sea,son i : � . . ( - . � . C.P.R. Telegrqok a ent, ii�-id Miss Cash played piano accompa,ni- in Dublin E . Anderson, they scored a grand victory ; a e its appearance on Sunday. Surely . � I . . � ' . ; . fitting tribute to their untiring persever- ments. The subject -for the May - meeting this should bring spring. -Miss Maggie NFNv Br.sr--\-E,,.-;.-'.A1r. J. Jcrdan, who ]I L 0 1 ; Dominion Expre&s 1, was- itil to%vu this iveek, been for anumberof years in the enipli 7 � � - 6 ance. They all enjoyed the sport immense- J, : -9,. " West Indies and Trinidad," to bp� Jackson, of Clinton I . t - . ki n, Par o go in . _ " wi I I - t ly, and noteven the upsks on the road home, taken by Miss Tytler and.Alrs.D.D. Wibon. operating -at the C iadia --ific telegraph of Mr. Al. Williams, bas decided t , � � I J. S. JAXIMBON, Agen. . . I --e of Mr. J. 8. the egg business here. Mr. Jordan is , � to say nothing of the crushing weight of * office, during'the absen. � 0 . � . I ; AWT914EPHONE: SS� 1404 � NINCS - No'twitli- Jackson. -Mr. John McTai'lish, who has pushing business man, and will be sure L I the curling stones, could dampen their ar- THE MILLINERY OPEN . 5. 4 -1 . � 0 1 I . I dlentaind happy spirits. . standing clull vintes and Scarcity of money, been running a creamery at kapleton, dur- U ceed in his enterprise. � . L.��IIC o . 7 - ino, thef past season, is home for a few boli- V I . *— I � � . � - I our merchants inade ari excellent display at 0 . � . � - I TAKE NOTILGE - .1 . I i -'�� S.,EE S. Mullett & Co's ad on Page 5 the spring millinery openings, which took days. AM'soon as the season opens again . mexillop. � , I Tiat WILLIAlt PICKARD & COMPANY are Leaders 1426-1 place on Friday and Saturday last. Visit- Mr. MeTavish Will take charge of the cream- � .. � NOTr,s.-The Patrons of Industry, 8t . I the quantity, and -a were numerous on both days, and at . . in thel Clothing Line. They handle .��kMr. James Dorrance, of Z - I eny at Chesley . Iler SOME good work horses for sale at very oi of',LNIcKillop Association, have purchase,[ . can afford to sell them at closer prices tnan sucia C, -wded that' North Da.kota, o has been spending the P . ir , low prices. Call and see Thomas Brown, Seaforth. - times the show -rooms were so are . wh . thorolbred Darliami bull from. Air. Wi �, ve,D]plerin thetrade. For the Spring Trade the . . 1126-1 - - : Clothing D�parpment Ia Mled with the NoVest. Best, � : the young ladies in waiting had their tact winter with bii mother, Mrs. James' Der- . Carnee I an, of Egm ondville. - Henry I - � ' . ]Kest 8tylish, and Most Reasonable lot of goods you -D 1, -A carload ofi plain and and agility in displaying goods, as well as rance, of McKillop, returned to the West . . BARBE . N i". i Krouskoff has starlted, with William Cc] � - ever loOkAd lit. ' barbed wire feneift just Arrived. Call1alud get prices in-courteousaftenti.on to visitors, pretty on Tuesday. -A very',pecul iar and unusual man, t6 work at framing a.n(I buildingf I , : . - " . I . TAV6 a- look. You will be convinced. �- before purchuirig elsewhere, theY are .�way dowpi v . . �:. , - i Jotv;sToN Bitowims. . 1426- ivell tested. Quite a number of sales were * weatker phenomenon occurred in this '-Own the summer. -Mr. Patrick Lonney is e . I I . I . - I ma,de on the spot, and promises of orders on Monday, la'st.week, in what appeared to 'larging one of his barng and putting sta . WK PiCKARD & CO'S. RF-DPATit Golden- syrup put tip in two . I - � . Z - � - � I -. I pound Vine now sold at 12 cents at the Opera House - later, on were numerous. All the mer- be a shower of black snow. It was particu- stabling underneath. - Farmers in thE . Barga4ni Clothing and Dry Gooda House, larly rioticable on washings hung out that -ts are tinxious to see the snow disappei � , I i . grocery. 1425-1 chants have large displays, shewing confi- pai � � I � . . dence in tfi�! ability and willingness of the day., the clothes being covered with inky- as they think seedinc, -will be late. -O ; - Seaforth. BEST hand in ade tinware 'at lower prices . -� � 830 . - Z public to p be dis- looking spots, which in some cases neces31- Dublin doctor is kep6 busy these, times, : is than ever offered before. S. MubLzrr ift Co's. urphase, and they will*not � � t � I . I ; - prices tated a second washing. Reports froni . � � � � 14261 appointed, as they have made their ,there are a great many sick at present. I . - .) 0 � I DUCED . -Beat Coffee so reasonable -that every one may be. -suited otber,'pla,ces show that the black shower ' -- - - ---- : M, OFFEE GREATLY RE 6 I .' . I - - C i t c � now sold for 33 cents a pound,regular price 40 cents., and yet receive a -really beautiful and ser- - was Ao onfined to Seaforth, but visited I 1701116mu � . (Expositim i � E . 194 Ie'T We are selling a very nice fresh ground routed coffee ceable article. Seaforth cannot be sur- several places both to the north and south Ethel. . vi I � . at -22 cents a pound,regular price -'�O cents. Call and . - at the 0 eri House grocery. 1425-1 - ]Plassed'by any town in the county for satis- of us. -Mr. D. Johnston, who is studying GOOD STOCK SOLD. -Since -January 1 ; get a sample . V - ' . r -1 . � factory millinery, and we venture to say, at Knox college, was visiting friends in Mr. David Milne, of . this place, has d i . , DISTRIOT MATTERS. Do you want a Tru:nk.? If'so, ca at the scarcely equalled. Our milliners bave a town this week-. He goes to Muskoka Falls, poseaof eight short born bulls to the follo I. . rQ,m : I new boot and shoe store. Just in direo , the : I � — I emember the place-Carmichae k Muskoka, where he will] do mission 'work � factory. R '%teltll 1110c;, high reputation which they this season fully ing parties : Albert Carter, Waltoi I � - � SUCCLISSFUL VET.S.-In the report of the directly opposite EXPOSITOR Office. i 1326-1 sustain. Miss Cavan, who presides in Mr.. during the Summer vacation. -Alr. J. W. Thomas Fear, Clinton; Wm. Barber,Whi- : � rec�6-nt examinations a,t the Ontario Veteri- , HORSE FUlt SALE. -A mare 9 years old, Pierce's- show-rooni, sliews excellent taste in Livingston is hotfie from Toronto for the church ; D. Al. Campbell, Poplar Hill, A] � � � . . � , old I cbeo.p. her designs as m4ll as in the choice of coltrs, va,oation.-Rex. George McKinley, of Owen ; mr 0 dlesex county ; Duncan M. Thomps( � � mary College, . . e notice the names of the weighing about 1,100 pounds. Will be 8, , I I I . I - I � 1425xl � I � I - folloviiing Huronites who have successfull y T. Tue xpsos, Sea forth. I and we. predict a sitecessful season for her. Sound, was visiting at the parental home Co,%val, Elgin county ; A. .Alcl,eiman, D1 . - and credita!A7 assed their final exarnina- Poor. butter not wanted at the -Opera Miss F,oberts has been in charge at W. W. in Earricindville this week. -Mr. Renzie lin ; Wm.;,NlcNab, Cranbrook ; Peter . . I - ; . p I . . . .n House gfocery, but It will pay good butter "ker" to- Hoffman & Co's for several seasons, and her ,oln n ef on ida, e?l e a Bishop, tthel. At the recent sale I - I bring their butter .to this store, � �_ . - horses: A. J. Gibbons, Wingliam- I � free- _ Messrs. T. Ballantyne & Sons, Mr. Mil - , coWa and, 1� ' in' to �;k'a L arry S e I 2 9 " y �1� i tion, a d are now duly clualified to cure our I � ' t Ir 'O 1 1426.1 millinery 'rows in favor. There is a p sit n with hi's uncle-- - I i it I . S GF,T your IT ilk cans, creamery n I � 0 1 W r 8 - i 't � ( 8 in a , Z W, H. Farrow, Auburn; Albert W., 11, er- I clCtI8, and dom.f.rorn conventionality, and a graceful a a i � e- e v ng frie a purchased the fine, red, two year old heif I 21��Po., at S. MUI,LWT & CO3 - Kidd's old tb� _ i " I Dairy suppli#') . _a,, bo�dness in her styles that attract the pref- Is 'w _Messrs I , , . , . AlarQhioriess 10th, and a roan heife . -la,n S. White, Glenalla stand. . . lost 't rbam, ; Al . . 11 Ood)s fi at - due,: Wing n; I AU26 - - - eek r calf � � Themas G. Waghom� , Kirkton. � - erence of manv ladies. The E. MbFaul annual deliveryof agricultural implements Scotsman. On. Tuesday, April 15tb, 1) 1 1 HAT'S, REMODELED. -Ladies wi * -il 13tb, will be - Col � � � � I a 9 a a Company have a- new, feature this seas all the stock on the , - #— I on, in in Seaforth on Sat�rday, Apt Milne will sell I � . . done over will. receive perfect sal 6faetin y'leaving . . � . . .� A Br(-, ApRiL FoorL.-The small boy wlis theit orders at Miss DORRANQE'jo Fancy S Seaforth. their price tables. All hats and bonnets, made quite a festive occasion. There will farm. . not svlone,tb-is Year in his all foe . I . . cession, Speeches and a free dinner . . , is, d " � 7-' --I 1425xl trimmed and ready to wear, on one table, be a pro ---0 - - — r I V --- - . . I . " FA-wu HAND WANTTiD.-G, 4D .0 , .. . . pranks. The weather took a sportive hand pod farm hand are sold at prices varying from 50 cents to t customers. Thl6e annual deliveries have Wroxeter. - o .- I - nted on Lot 15, 4th concession, MeKillop. R. $1.50, while a,11 on another table go a.� from got to be quite a feature in many towns. - 1 � i - -_- in the fq,rx as well The drizzling rain of Ma . . . A DIFFETLPN--T STORY. -III a COMInuni, I � I . Sun day. froze on the sidewalks as it cwne GOMMOCK. 1425-1 $1.50 to $2.50. More expensive hats are Mr. John P. Gibson, a former resident of tion received from Mr. James R. Ross, . . 1 16 ' NEw button boots, new Juliets and � .new also exhibited, in every style and variety on Seaforth 111.11 I . n -in-law of Mr. Thomas � . . I down, so, that by Monday in or-ning walking ' ) say�;tbatour correspondent was entin i . -- . � . Oxfords for ladies, a,fay down in price at the new ends, and Livingston, of H lett,but now of Plymouth i . -was anythiag, bat pleasant or even safe I . other tables. All Miss Stobie?s fri . � I. . wrona in his correspondence of last wei : . boot and shoe store. W. H. ,Willis, Manager. Car - i they -are numerous, were delighted to again county, Iowa, wri es us 'that be has just i Xauy of our eitizens, as they sbuffled care- inichaelis' Block, .1 � -wbeti"he stated th%t Mr. Ross had kept . 1 1426-1 0 I . . � - faRy along; -.vere fooled by the treacherous * --K W * greet her here, and to admire her neat and sold his 240 acre arm in that county for Open -house on the evening- of Iiis. taki � . ; - f .-, Mit. -Fp..A,-\ u,L�,.Rt) desires to thank - I . walks and ca -me down to terra -firma with 6 We people of Selfortb and vicinity for their liberal elegant handiwork, which has given ,this es- $13,200, and has lJought a 600 acre fartii i - n possession of the hotel ; anil that there Ni . ' I I tabifiihment so high a reputation, attracting Dickinson county,; paying therefor $19,000. aucherv. , .1 L -velocity and suddenness as ungraceful patronage during the past year sud"wishes to state t�l � io drunkenness or deb, I t I - I I irt manner as uuple"artt in feeling. that be has remol,ed his stock to Cady's block, two customers from far-aad near. Mr. Pickard, -Services will b,e 1held in St. Thomas' church. --- - - --0 - - - : . . . . where he is more fully as is his usual custorif, shews a very I during Hol �� on Tuesday and Thurs' 7 : I .... 4 ..4 . door@ north of Post office, . � I- - arge . prepared than ever to meet the wants of the people lish- *cto . tl Centraha. � . . DIED IN� Al TVllTGA-,;.--1N,1a,ny readers of in Mall navinglioughtaAarie stock of Wall m linefy.� This esta,b day at 4 o* . c1cl i�� ie afternoon, on Wed- CLIVi�s.-'Alr.' McDonald, of Eden, n � . . - I t - THE- EXPOI;ITOI. will lea,rn with. rearet'of the Papers," &c., direct from-1he minufacturers, ot,the ment seeqIs to have a faculty for getting rid nesda3'r evenipj at i.30 and on G�iod Frida : ' ' - ' : . 0 - . � � y . alter Fero � - late t, i -no and colorings, and he is prepared to of goods of all sorts, hats and - morning 3 I W:l Tilsouburg, is the guest of 1A . bonnet� in at 10., 0 o'clock. -Miss Alaagie . I � sudden death of Alp. - W. W. Gray, sister , R W. H. Butt conducte(I the quarte � i ev. � sell a , ' he lowest pn9sible price3. H ornotto ia,:a � Sloan arrived last week from N, auaimo,Brit - . z I of D. Wilson, late�of lvlaple Grove-, Stanley, cluded. Miss Shepherd, is very Vopular as . ; - doll rt worth for a dollar. Remember the place- , , � � . . ; .1 eldest daur,-hter of the late Charles ment. Theyscruples of ish Columbia, on a visit to her mother and review service at the Sunday School on 8 4 I an( . I Wil- Cady'�21oek. � . .1425-1 head of her depart - profitable, F In " n- other friends li ' I � : , Esq., who -%vas one of the fi rst settlers I - Implement Manufactur- themost fastidious customers dissolve u ere.-Anumberofsnowdrops, day afternoon. It was a, ver3 � Son -FAo,,,� & woori, � vice and the children did their part riol � - r -k'- of that township. Mrs. Gray was well and im- der her ainiable *and persuasive speech and which had ventured above ground, were 4 ere, hold.their spring delivery of Machines and r I . which reflects great credit upon the offic � Z � favorably known, her invariably bright plements here on Saturday. April 13th. All teanis manner. The style3 in bonnets have under- plucked in a sheltered nook in a Aarpurhey � - . and teaeberSr of I I . 0 will be loaded i the forenoon of that day, after gone a decided cha,nge since last season�, the garden, .on Tuesday last. These are the the school. -The O'Ban, .I- , t , ;kbnd cheerful� tuanner winning her many . 'parade the I .. ' r . I which processidi will be formed and " . Jubilee Singers are billed to sing in : . V . a tendency now being towards broadnesb or earliest open air spring flowers we have � friends. She died, after a six days' illness, principal at reets oi the town to some public place, ) ' � , - 'I. -.A. nurtibe * I at, the residence of her brother, Andrew : where short iddreises Will be'delivered by 4rspreaent- broad effects. Th"is is said to(.have been heard'd r of young people at- AJ ethodist church on Saturday, Sunday i � Monda.v e,�ening. Rev. Air. O'Banyon i Willson. inPickford, Michigan, where her ative8of the firm :! M.r. Beneweis,Ret-ve of KaKillop ; adopted to harmonize with the extended tended i party at the residence of Mr. J. C. 0 I I " Sunday ev( g I loss will, be m, uch felt. . Air. he hprd, Reeve of Tuckersmith ; Mr. T. E. skirts ,so prevalent at -the present time Gilroy, of Clinto�, last night. -Mr. J. R. preach on , mina. No doubt Ia i I., ---- *-- Hays, OF31OKi'llop;Mr. M. Y. McLean,M.P.P., One -style, called the butch bonnet, i's Jackson, of the late firm of Mullett & Jack- gatherings will greet them as they are , � Edito of"'Titz ExpostToit," and Mr. F. G. Neelin, . .� - . Edito of the S.estorth Sun. A free dinner provided especially noticeable for its wide -spread, son, leaves shortly for Guelph, where lie of the finest colored troupes that have , I S;VCC&S.%FVL STV14.-STS--The Asults of � by th firm for their customers. 1425-1 - tempted to sing the old p1tZ'ritation. ,songs. the recent,examinatiGns at Trinit � wing -like appea,bance, and being 16rownless, intends enteringlinto business. The people . . � d I : - � I - I—— -0 — - 3- 1 A full line of Qube paints just arrived at is well ada,pted to the -present Iiialy coil of Guelplli -will I find Mr. 4ackson a most 7 college, Toronto, have just been publisi-ted, . ; . MULL�rr & CO'S. Tuckersmith. . and.fram- them it will be seillntha-t the Sea- . 14il-I style of wearing the bair. -'The Napoicon, a worthy citizen land enterprising business . I � I forth, bovs have given 1% good account, of T# -E sick- receiv * 8ervipe3 free of charge. military style, also promises to be popular, .nian.-IlVilliam. games Leatherland, eldest PROTAFIC FwE.-A Leicester ewe belo 3 �, h Profe js� , of the Kip ing to Air. Robert Leatlierland,'of- the E � � I W. 18overeen, U D. r A. M. Shrieves, and there are others of which we have not son themselves, Messrs. F. A. Scott and J. W. .. it ' � of Mr. Robe t Leatberland . A. 'rt� ' I � Livingston each successfully passing the , proior etor of " Pride ;f the V.1le3 Medicines," and space to mention. Fancy straws prevail pen road, sontl. of Eg-mondville, died on- p en road, south of 11' ,gniondyille, r - - - eceivi " Ligl�tning Tooth- Extractor ' "now at the Commer- in both hats and bonnets, ,but there is such Tuesday, aged 4; years. Air. Leatherlan& other day gave birth Co -e. lanibs. Thi., L fiN ; primary exaraination, Mr. Scott r larr a cia.1 R tel, 8.eafortb, and will remain-til,l April 18th, - certiftc�tte of honk,r. In the first yea,roex- 1896. !,All chronic d-iseases treated. Special atten- a variety and mixture of straw, lace,net and had been in poot health fora long time, but something,we have never heard of bef( � � aminations Mr. J. S. Her- received over tion to skin diseaaeg, pimples, ulcers, eezama, etc. -vvire, that a novice is bewildered and utterly was generally able to be around. The ftin- All the lambs and the ewe are alive Ic 10 Disea4es of a private nature. Impotency, Nervous s. Large hats eral takes I Inc- likely to live. ' � �- X�eth, ne. over 60 Debility, the result of youthful , fol,ly and excesses, una . I per cent,,. and M r F red ii . ble to define combination . place io the Alaitlandbank ce AN'F,,,T END NOTES. -On Sunday, mi - per cent, At the exa-minatians -at the Dairy Gleet . and Stricture ,pf long standing, Diseases of hold sway, and crowns, full round, or ta,per- tery this (Frid �) afternoon. -Owing to the ay . School, Mr. P. C. Paipineau, of Constance, womeo, painful, profuse or suppressed Menstruation, ing, are seen on most of them. Flowers are cold weather th� workmen have been un- Air. and Mrs. Amos Townsendwere driv . - Uleersition, Leucorrhoes, eta. Dr. Sovere-en prepares received fin;t-class honors in practical cheese 4' Pho�phov Goldirij,"-for afflicti(jij�q Of the nervous everywhere, on and under the brims, Stand- able' to get �he new pipe organ, ordered for along the second concession, the road be , ):na-k-ing. Air. J. H. Scott, of Cromarty, cearee generldly, liervous Debilil when induced ing up boldly on their stenis or drooping St. Tho�iiias' ell 'chi in readiness for Easter bare, they were turning into the ditch . . , , -when the cutter upset, throw I . . passed, in a,11 subjects and r4a.nked third �� by excesses. Anxiety. Mental trou le, also a aafe� fastastically over the hair. It is a season of Day. ' It is exp cted to be in positioll about sleighim , - o 0 - the list. Mr. G. W. Hill, 6f Stitm m erhill, and sure cure lor Alkaholism or a craving for 8tin,u. flowers, and very lovely and' true ci4pies of thelast.of the month. Arrangements are, the occupants out. The horse, -*%-bich-wa ]ants, Opium orCooalne, -and patientdoonvalescing . . . alidAfr. W. G. Mead, of Constance, &.180 from fevers, obild-hirth, etc,; should use it. Con- nature they are. Fea,tber tips liave a now being made to give a grand organ re- spirited one, made its escape, dragging ID M . pla e, but are less prominent than flowers. cital on Friday -,vening, 26th inst., to the cutter for some distance and breNing - pAssed in all subjects. oultation and advice free. 'Call early and avoid the 0 * 1Z - - 0 --- - I rush. I From 2D to 50 patients called each day when Irish guipure lace on -,vire fra,me ma,kes a people of Seaforth. Several noted musicians considerably. Otherwise no damage 1 . " � . . the doctor was here in 189-1. Office hours -9 a.m. to ' a 'fro e it I . the state of 'the ro FOOT-BAT.L.-A iiieeting of the Hurons 8 1 p.m., Sundays I p.m. to 4 p.m. I . lovely hat, of which sever I were ex- in th c y haiving promised their assis- done. -Owing to - �, - 14,26.2 1 1 Was held at the Queen's Hotel on Friday hibited.- Fluted lace is a new and very tance.-The W,�Iton* Presbyterian church there was no setvice at Turner's chureti I . I GR. -,n, DRILLS. -Call. and' see the new ' Sunday.-Aliss, Routley, of Winche - o evening M -arch. 29th, at which it was de- : � . pretty tri7mming. Velvet rosettes and rib- having decided to put in an orgaii, have Isea . l I Sylvester combined Pressure drill before buying else- . � . T A cided to enter the cotitpst for the champlon- where� For sale by Tholuss B . town, Seaforth. bon bows, buckles and fancy pins are every. given an order t 4 P Messrs. Scott..Bi-others, of visiting at. the residence of .Mr. Oeo � , : this town. -Miss' Maude Willson paid a Crich.-Aliss Fanny To,witsend is visit � ship of the Western Football AssoGiation, . 9 15254 where. Iu'n6w colors, we noticed a lovely L � - Th6 chib has a supply of first-class material, TirF, following is the result in two cases rose red, some new, shades of violet, and flyingvisit to h home here on Wednesday. relatives in Staulev this week. I . � and: some good exhibitions of scien bo deaux in God:rrich on Thur . HOME FRO'3T Til� WEST. -Mr. W. He I I ittific as- of spraying apple trees with Mixture and bluet, a very pretty golden, bfown, and -Fire I sday morning � ; - Paris Green. The result was arriv,.d at by takiag Whiteside, who has served a term. of J � bociation foot ball niay be looked for thi pinks and greens, It is quite fashiona,ble, destroyed the opera house and four stores. . * � ,coming semon. The followino- officers w ; la trees of the same variety, equal in,size and under and not considered at all outre to have four -The Huron Medical Association met'at years on the Northwest mounted police 0 ere similar conditions' spray ing the one and leaving the I - " elected. : Honorary president Mr. J. Weir; other unsprayed. t Northern spy, sprayed, first-class Or five different colors on one hat. There is Clinton on Tuesday. Several papers were at present on a visit to his parents in B - . I I . - 3 . y 56 ; second class, 43 ; third clasa, I; Northern spy the usual display of little girls' bonnets and read and cases presented. The next meet- sall. Air. Whiteside is a man of splen - i president, Mr. 1'. Jackson ; honorary vice- . � i . - . un4praved, do., 7 ; do., SO �, do.,'18. Newton Pippin, . . - - president, Mr. .�lorris ; horiora�y vice-prest- spray�A, do., 15 ; do., 74 *,'�-o., 11 ; Newton Pippin, pretty muslin caps for babies, white and ing will. be held at Seafortb, when the tarift physique and weighs over two hund � �F- cool looking. Jets are in many varieties question will come up and be thorougbl pounds. He has had many adventures -si . I . deat, Mr. T. Stephens ; vice president, Mr. 4yed,do.,u;do.,40;do.,60. Thiswouldadd Y � = trolits of in orchard of Northern Spyo,624.06 for ,'inch as sprays, coronets and crowns, &rid" threshed out. -Air. John Weiri of this Indians and the wild animals of the pla: � �E Cheswrigli,t ;, captain. T. J. Stephens ; see- I � . I �, retary-treasure -, J. � J. Cleri-4an ; coun I every und red bushels,and !or an orchard of N ewton will be quite extensively used -when -the sea- town, received a cablegrain on Monday, but has escaped without an accident. I . I Oi ) Pippins, $26.11 for every hundred bushels. IT PAYi fjof I J.:Oughtoa, W El"liott, S. Diekson, J. Liv- TOSPRAY'VOLTIt FRUIT TRFX.9. You cAN Buy BRAPS Sent fairly opens. All the shmv-rcionis"were announcing the death his father in ' was last quartered at Fort Saskatchew - ingston. Hondi-ary iiienibers, W. Prender- SPRAYING PUMPS, %111011 Wilit, NOT CORRODE, AT OUR nicely draped with silks, laces and ribbons, Scotland. -Mrs. Duncan lVeLaren, of Hib- He has been on duty at Regina, Red D4 I . . . � I gast, H. J. Crawford, G. A. De -war, J. VNI� - w-'R'-ROOxs, SEAPORT". Estate T. T. COLEMAN. and beautifully decorated with flowers- and bert, mother of Mr. J. P..MeLaren, of this and all tbe different .stations, He pai 4 Smith J. L. 1--,illovan, G. Anderson, (11. - 1425-1 ornaments of various sorts. The weather, town, died on Sunday last, of pneurdonia, visit last week to his sister, Mrs. S. Clufl Hamnii1l, D ' POS1T1Vr,.Ly clearing out sale of boots and whidh is no small factor in making the 6pen. following Ia grippe. She was a most estim- the 8th concession, Tuckersmith. He, .. - . lvlel)oriald and'WT. McDonald. I shoes, at cost and under, commence to -morrow, 6th , . � 0— - , , was very favorable on this able woman, and r- spected by all who knew likely remain home during the sumi . of April, at D. Mclntyre!s. "See advertisement next ings a success - e months. TH-E: HqRs,F, 'A'I-k Rt�E,r.-Greak activity has week. 1. - 1425-1 occasion, being sunny and pleasant. .het. - " � . � , , � i . --* -- ) 'BARLEY.-JUst 0 � �� I been displayed in the horse maxlcet in town SEED arrived at Scott's 1z ' ,during the week, and several large alutp- Mammoth Seed and Feed Store, A carload of choice - LOCAL B:RiEF.�.-A three year old gelding, . Kippen. . Bayfleld. - �- X111enta have been inade. The various . six-ir.3wed barley. Tblo'barley was all orrown by Mr. �bred from the well known stock horse Mc- PLows. -. T. Mellis is again alive to the Those new Prints at Edwards' are chibald, J. Hall and Sir. J. Hewitt, of the Township of Blen- plow trade with a full line of plow handles, would Wk of the town and country. You Should call buyers,-Mi-ssrs. MkMann & Ar -, n boards, plow castings, for all kinds of plows. Plow see them b�fore you buy. There is a I-Arge heim, Oxford County, on what is known as the. Bean, was sold at Mr. Dobson's sale, i - Vervaeke. Milla-r-I amd Stoddard -were all Th . . Blenheim 111119. It is a nice even sample and will Tuckersmith, recently, for $130. is bolts and all plow repairing attended to with first- choice amsortment and prices from be a yard up. busy shipping. For some tinidi past they make a splendid change for the farmere in this to- shows that the right kind of horse will still class attention. A large stock of plows and gang new Dress Goods Ducking is the newest material ave n houghout the country, cality. RoRT. Scorr, Seaforth. :1426-2 , ows always on band and sold at the bottom dollar. summer. 14 - . . bt ing a good price. -While feeding come cat. Pl � ailid large numbers of animals were deliver- THF. AVAvkRix Bicycr-Es.-ThosO who tle on Thursday afternoon, last week Mr. T. MELLIS, Kippen. ', 1424x3 TuE CONCERT. -Every- one who possi ed here during the week. At one time this have seen them, say they are the nicest, strongest ' ITP,ms.-Mr. Alex. Montieth, jr., has se- . . I and cheapest high-grade wheielo. W. Charters, of the .Mill Road, Tuckef.,: can should attend the public school con( Call at the offloo , cured, the work of repairing the road from . - week the dealers bad over 300 horses in the or ware,rooms and see for yourself. We can supply Smith, mef with a painful accident. ,. A� to be held in the town hall, on Thursi stables here. For these all average of $80 wheeWat any price. The estate of T. T. Coleman. f was coming down out of the mow with a his ownWiace to within a mile of Bruce- evening next. Several special features -, . : ( ' 1. . -was paid, representing fil all abouto $25,OW, . . " 142�4 t fork in his hand, when the -fork slipped and field. . o doubt the work will be sa.tisfac- be among the items on the programme. . I which has been paid out to the far = ers in Do( LOST.- 'Young Newfoundland dog, fell on his left foot, one prong foing through torily done, as he i's the right man in the have room to mention bul- a few new sot this vicinity within the last few weeks for anowe ng ooameoU'ffap:" Reward on retur�ii- , right place. -The onion fever h4s struck our .' ing to 1. Langstraith. . . th,e ball of his left foot. -8N, e are always village, Mr. Joseph MoClymont having choruses, charades, tableaux, fancy Ia horses. On 4NIondav, one car load was 1425XI glad to know that our subscribers appreel- . drill in uniform by 16 girls, the fire briga I - . shipped to Detroit, a'aid on Tuesday two car . ate THE ExposiToR, but it is seldom we rente . d an acre of land for the purpose of by 15 boys. This will likely be the I loa-da were sbippe(t to the old coun I try a,nd AIINISTIEI�TAL AsSOCIATION.-The montlily- have the appreciation shown in such a sub- growing Dutch sets. -Mr.. D. D. Wilson's concert of the season and the best. . I . - I *u,e load to New York. In the cours;' of a meeting of the South Huron -Ministerial stantial wa . The other day.we received a egg wagon made its first trip for this season LoCALrTiEs. -Wesley Vanstone has g, few d * y to our, burg on Friday last, -Mr. William � aysianother large shipment willbe Association was held on Monaay afternoon renewal from a subscriber, paying up in full . to London after spending the winter here Made. I . in the Lines street Methodist church,Exeter, to January Ist, 1898. -While goin home Ctidmore, who always keeps things,moving, JohA E. Morga-ft returned to Cleveland, I . . 9 m4de a large shipment of cattle, 64 head, ----,-*- . . the pi esident,Revi. W. H. Butt,in the chair. one evening last -week, Mr. Oscar Wei Monday. -Alessrs. Jackson and W. I After the opening excercises, which consisted ped on sonid' ice and fell, breaking one of ,. 1�1 - E.GIKONDN11�1.1,.� NOTHS.-We believe 1895 . 0 . 1 '9"P- from our stationji on Saturday. ' They ivent Baker, of Egmondvile, were in town I ia the jubilee Year of o7i)churcli, as it was of a Scripture reading and prayer by RIv. his ribs. -Alluding to evangelistic services CLIrect to Liverpool. -Mr. T. Alellis has week.. -Miss Spooner, of Clinton,was a gu � , organized in 1,145, -with', - - . -son . rented his farm to Messrs. J. Canning and - e und � - . �Qlle late Rev. Win. OeorgeJaek ., the' minutes of the last held at Owen Sound, a cot -respondent re- at the River Hotel, last week. -W Crraham as'pastor. There is so me talk of a meeting were read and adopted. Arranue- fers to a former 8eaforth ooy, as follows : Joseph McCl ont.-Mrs. William Cooper, stand that Messrs. Peter and Allan Me( � celebration beiti- held" daring f- 44 , who has reen poorly for .some time, i, � - . : I lie c,pniing, inents were made for the J un.6 meeting,whoen Rev. George McKinley, by his hard and 8r' � ' have rented the Granger farm. -Mr. W. � I aUrnmer. Nothing would be more appropri- now better.�Our saw mill is runnilIg 24 ; the Ray. W. H. Butt is expected to give a faithful work, has made many warm Walker, is busy making up mattresses, . I ate, though, ' rha-ps, feN�, if 'any, hours a-dav, with two gangs of men, *,it or- � pp of those sern:ion from the text "To the pure all things friends." -The many friends of Mr. George pairing furniture, etc. Miss Nellie Ki . . . - who witnessed the inaugural services still are pdre," and R-�-v George Jacks . on is,pto der to reduce the large stock of logs on ,wh C, I Good will be pleased to learn that he has hand before the weather gives out. -Mrs. o is well known, having for a number - aurvive.-Tbe machinery of the " Family prepare a paper on spiritualism. On motion secured a --compromise with his creditors, years been associated with her sister in I Compact7" at Ottit*&,., does not seem to. of Revs.C. Fletcher and W;A1. Martin, the and will continue the boot and shoe business Demnest, of Zurich, is visiting with her k . . -- � work smoothly just now. No -vvonder such daughter, Mrs. James Moore.-,23�gar mak- dress and mantle making business, has op � following resolution was unanimously carried in Wingbam.-Mr. Peter McKay, of Tuck- - - . ed lress making establishment in the ! diverse elements produce friction The ing is now in full.swing. Many of those a ' - . I - with many expressions of sympathy frona ersmith, left this week for McLennan, Al- sidende next to Dr. Stanbury. She ' l large yellow contingerit in the Cabinet niust, the m embers present. "This Association iit goma,, to visit his brotber.-Mr. Stoddart engaged have had some good runs of sap. - I . � secured the services of an able assistant : . J lind difficult in subordinating the leading this meeting express Sympathy with Rev'. a New York horse buyer, has purchased Mr. M� hicker is busy with his orders. for the person of Miss McClyment, of Goderi � � y . . principles of the lodge room to party exi- - spring, with buggies and wagons. -Mr. - . H. W. Locke and his people in 'the serious E. C. Coleman's fine driving mare, Gu8sie Co-.Nn,Li.xH.,zTARy SuppFR.-On Wednes( � . John Tough, assessor for Stanley, made his � g.encieh.-Mr. John Hart, who has worked 10 4 ta ned. by them in the ' ning of last week there was a Ia � I . recent burning Pickard. paying for bee a good price. -Pro- eve . : . for acveral years in Mr. Thomas Hills' 19*9 a' ' 'I"' usual rounds last week. That is the time . I Of thei Zurch, and pray that the Divine fessor Mills, of the Ontario Agricultural gatbering, at the River Hotel, of the friei I f I blacksm-iLhing establishment, left On Tues- " proper�j is down and the dogs are at a dis- . - I . 4tay for Brucefield, where he bas purchased Master ma -v itr his wisdom and love turn College, Guelph, occupied the pulpit of the count. , of John ReNaughton, Esq., who tenderei � . . I this� astc�r to their spiritual advantage, and Methodist 6hurch last 8undq morning, and I . The people of guide aind direct as to their future cc�urse,-" in the evening Rev. Mr. Hdlmes, � of Clin- -- 0 - . . remo al from Bayfield. A most excell - the business of Mr. Pollock. �� complimentary supper on the occasion of � 1, V L'racefieldat�id,%-i(:in�,itv,v-vilI find him.a.very Rev. C. Fletcher then gave a sermon on the ton preached. Rev, Air. 'Galloway was Varna. . spread was provi ed to which ample* jual � ; � e 7 1 0bliking young man and a good mechamic. text, "Blessed are the pure in heart for they prea'ch&g in Clinton. -Mr. Will Irwin, for SVDDE--\- DMXTH.-A terribly sudden death was done. The following toasts were I Z - , - 7 - I I -us many friends here wish him abundant shall see God." The sermon on the mount sometime past a clerk in the post office took place Qn Tuesday morning, when Mrs. posed by chairman, Captain Jackson , � n I Z . . I success in his new vgnture.-Onr usually he said was ,%ina adaddress,or as it had ,here, a,nd a former graduate of the Great John Foote, qf the Bayfield road south, de- vice-chairman, Reeve Burns: The Que � we - . . ,11 ordered people presentect anything but been called Sp ugur -* fe. Arl y and Navy -, :our'gue8t, municipal 4 . I eech from the throne." Northwestern Telegraph office, leaves parted this 1i Mrs. Foote bad always in I a Sober appearance on Monday morning. The discourse was treated � under three shortly for Duluth, where he will take a been in good health until a little over a of Bayfield; the Government of the count � � 'The most level- heacled had the utmost diffi. heads. Firstly the promise on which happi- position as operator in a railway office.- we-ek ago, when she was suddenly taken the learned professions ; the ladies, our b " , , , , - - , I � - I � I - - - - I - I - - - - , - ` � � - - � - , � , � 0" �� e" bough rad me I . IN, I 8 § � i I 1 5 � I I I I , , - - I � - - - , I "'c"'ItY in Maintaining their equilibrium. The ness is based "shall see God." Secondly, Mr. John Leatber,land, who has been em- sick,and fell on the floor. The doctor was and hostess, Songs ,were sung by A. . C, I . . I .- - . � � � I # I . - � � . I I I � . I � � - .. . . I - . I .1 .. ". I . I I � . I . � I . . I -- - I - . � I . . 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Keegan, F. A. E dwa�,ds, R. Bailey, , Re- � Y9, m 'I'L 5tk F910A APR 1 - ; I I 11 � 4 I . I . . . : ... . I . � � F. J. Moorhouse, John Ferglion, sr., Tog- much praise I . I � I citations, Alr.McCluskey. � - I :- . cannot be given Mr. and,'U'ra. 0 warts for the . , 7 — I . � I I -1 . �� most excellent supper, i i 1 �--- -*-----------I I . FINE I . � I � - .-- I I- I I . I � Bluevale- i� 111 - I ..- I., I . I . BRiErs.-Rev. Weelev Leech' is visiting Me- � . I -.1 .1 � his biother, Mr. Josep� LeecN.-Mr- Was the general wOrd Of ex- -� �11 . I I - Kenzie Messer has returned[Phome from Stratfoi d business college. -Mr�,', Blackwell, ell a in.ation indulgcd in ion 1he, I -, �. � . 11 - I 11� of NAVingliam. foundry, wa"As in t villageon th ' ning ,days by the �crovds ope 15- - j,- - 1� - , , 8 Monday. -Mrs. Robert Math' a -is some of delighted ViSitors Who had- -, 1. q I I 11, I � better. -Mr. John Mitchell, o " Wingliam, . -1 the pleaSUrO Of seeing Ou-r - .�- - I 1; It was in the village last week o'-1 usiness.- 11- splendid exhibit of trimmed .1-1. ..� .1 . I - �1� � I . . . � 8 Mr. Will Bailey went to Mot) sworth on 11 . . I , I A .. , Tuesday.-�M�s: `Wrn. Messer and I liss � . I � � . � . . . 11 Cora were visitinginWingbam' 'this -week. -V-1- , . . �. , -� I . . 0 ' 1, I Tucker- -'Alr. John Landaborough, t' � 'I MILLINER I , - I ; I ,a r - -ale on Tuesday on ,mith, was in Blue-% . _ � .- -1 � I business. -Miss Mary Collie is xj�piting rela- - . ". - I �- tives in Toronto.-Alr. �ChristoAer Thorn- It was % great Sigrb t to be- �� . �- .41W i, �- I '*-.( .. -., ton shipped a car load -of fendl posts t his . bold, a feast to the eyes, and I . I 1. .. 1- Y, week. Air. John Lake also sl4ped a, car load. -Mr. Sutherland, insurapQ agent, of 1. ve]Ation of aTt.. a gen-itine re -1 !��-.. -44 � ('uelpb, was here this week on tusiness.- T Such an assortment of HAS, � � L I . - : - . .1. - Mr. Alex. Mustard, representing �.the-Bruce- . Flowers Ribbori,- , Bonnets, I 11 :.�-, 11f .- . - I L ay field cheese company, was here la t Frid ' 1--� d Tri min- - Laces,, Silks 9,11 - Im � ScL 11 .- � ,q� looking- over the plaus and dlhiensioLujs ol L 0 1 the Bluevale cheese factory in o der to lay I - ,. . . . I is not every da . � y ' L - . . .1. TJ �� . I � - . them be�ore the shareholders, wfto intend : - - . . I . I . V - , ' building a new factory this spring a�t Bruce- 0 field. Thefact that this is the third or TO BE I I I - - I � .. - � : - - I � . 141 . fourth time during. the winter that people - . ' . .. "L-,.�� . . - . - IN from (t distance have come to look at the 1. . . . - �� .; , - Il - 1� . Z L . t� �, � Bluevale cheese factory, with the view of Found. We bave madt- .. - I lae. � . . building one like it, proves it to be a � I beavy purchases this Season, I -1 � � 4 v -� L YO - model factory. . - . in all classes of Dry Good'a, -LLL 1. -. �� 116 — , . .. Summerhill. ' . - and it is ou r intention t1lat - . . .. - ; � ., I . . ; . � COLLAR DoNE RaoKt.-;.-Mrs. McLaugh- everything we have to sell. . I . r I r - - . . I . . � Z I in sr., had the misfortune to have her collar . shall - - 1% I . . I I.. . V q - . bone broken one day last week. -It seems that while she was in the act of getting into 11 . . I I 4s , . �'. I'D � � . - - �, I �-. : I . a sleigh,. the horses moved and she w" . I ,. § OL t �� . � . �1 � -- . . I It: thrown against the vehicle, with the result I I . � . � �� - I I I as above mentioned. We hope to see her . � - � -- - I "I'll I 3,10 . f ally recovered ere lon a. . �. � n NOTES,-A`1r. G.M. Kilty conducted divine . At the closest "' SpOt Cash-.- � I Z . � � , U � ,- ... - I'll, . � a , I'll, . � I - service here very acceptably on Sunday last. � - Price." . Our stock is now- . - - I I thi -Mr. W. Rutledge has been engaged for very compleie, and we would.., � L It Ix .1 .1 &Z the summer with Mr. C. J. Nesbitt. -Mr. S. realty hke to have you call, ,E 1�. � � . � � .. fair A Barr has rented his farm to Mr. Lowery for a period of seven years. -The and see for yourselves that, . 4 � I � � � .� la4Z� I singing school has been commenced. -All . we aTe se ing evvrything 11 0 . I - -� ? - e a desirous of joining should do so at ouce.-7 . - - t- uta I . : Mr. Robt Miller jr., was visiting friends in . Wingliam. last -week.-Mr. A. E. Scott, of A CHE-LALiL P ; � �- $10i � . : Blyth, was in the village on Thursday. -Our a w � � � -. � - ! . eiLizens were treated to a preaching service � �. --.,. . " I � . on the street on Sunday by a ma,u*ho seems We say so truthfuIly, be- - % I � I � . - - I . 4 to be PeggLng.-the business of our mer- dhantmust be increasing, if we may judge cause we know it. 11 I . . 1 41 . . I . - ; from the extra stock which lie is putting in I -1 .. 11 5 , - .: . - . TN this season. . i . . . THE . . � I I . � . thi . - � - , 'Belgrave. . in . - E. McFAUAL -- � . . . . I - .1, tal I . . t NEWS'NOTER.-The roads- this section are in a bad condition at present, as the heavy banks Of snow prevent the wheels . �6 I - Dry Goods. .i - I 11 - W. - elot . from running.-Aliss Jennie Taylor, who . . . . - I - . I=] has been visiting f riends in Kansas for the Comipany, . - . . past four months, returned home last week, , - 1. -fitt, and reports havir)Lf, had. a fine thrie.-Mr. J. .11) � � � tha C. Ross has en-acred with Henry Johnson, t� rn- I Sedofth. . - . . . � � of Alorris. for the summer. -Mr. Sackrider, I . � I UhA * the station agent in tbis village, is on the A"""""""""""""--- I - " . I , I �Alj L siek- list at present, consequently be has to Endeavor Society of St. Andrew's ehurch, . F� -4. L . have a substitute in his offilee.-,Alr. Hall, - . met on Tuesday evening, Land elected the I 1� - � an� � f Tom Toronto, preached in the Presb terian y following officers for the coming sixmonth5 --. . ; -- ., . : -(Jou church last. Sunday morning and evening - -n ' � - Ron. president, Rev- Mr- Atcl,eau ; presi- � . I t - 1, : . I I �. - Mr. McClelland is recovering from a severp client, Miss Ellen McGowan; vice-president I . � A - tee, 4 4� : . attack of Ia. grippe. I 0 - William J. Somers; secretary, J. Hab kirk, --. - , �. : , i CoR-P,Eeuo�-�.-.A. fev., weeks ago a pa"Pa : '- treasurer, Miss'Jessie Somers. -Mr. ancl I vt gr4p li appeared in THE E'xi,osiTon, to the .Mrs. Chawn, of Clinton, were the Lguests -,of. -. : I � effect that Mr. P. .'McCassy and Air& Mc- _ relatives in. tow n. over Sunda .-Mr. Alat- y I - �. . . Cassy had removed to Kansas- This, we Floody was in Forest this. week on business. I - I i -1. learn, was an error- Mr. and AIrs. Mc� -Miss E.- Bentley AV -as visiting friends neax� - I � � Cassy have taken up their residence in Cin- Wroxeter last week. - Mr. John Me- I . . . . cinnati, Ohio, where four of their sons re- Caughey, of Goderich, has now got settle (1 , � � 19 E ; � A side. They find the climate much milder in the Queen's hotel, and Mr. John Kel;I.N- - I in their new home, and have both improved has retired. -Mr. H-erbeft Young left R�r ,- in health since going south. Their sons are Toronto on Monday, to take a situation iL*. I I carrying on ain extensive business in the a ftag stere,11 We -%ri sh him.success. -'W'e- - I A manufacture of show cases and fine toilet * 'wa erstan e millinery openings will. take. L soap, in Cincinnati, with branch houses in place a week from Satufday.-Mr. Frank . Philadelpbia, and SanFrancizeci. This is Buggin was in Seafortb this week. . . - another example of Huron boys doing henor —* . �� --. to their nati�e Province, under the Ameri- Perth Items. I - . call flag. . . 0-- A great deal of sickness prevails arouinAL - � � Leadbury. -L . Staffa. I t I Loc.u.iTu.s.-We are pleased to learn that -Mr. August Eek -mire, of Logan, has re- - " 0 the pension of .Alr. Win. Br dhaaen has ' . tired front farming and become a resident of ' 11 . . L been increased from $2 a month to L$6' a, month, and he,'will receive the latter figure A�itehell . -AllanY of the farmers around DonegaY. I - � YC 1:3 infuture. Air. Brodhagen was amemberof are scarceof feed. Hay is selling at 1,;;8 and 0 L I a brass band which accompanied a Alieli-i- - $9 per ton. -.' 117�. V3'f,. 19 r �', -.� , : - � - . gau recritnent. during the civil war. The -Mr. John Butter, ex-councill-or 6f Ful- , ' � I I . C) " Ainerican Government have generously for- larton, has been appointed tax coUtector I � I warded him the intelligence as above stated. -Shortly after dark, one evening recentIV'. for 1895. 4� -Mr. and. Mrs. F. A. Campbell, of Mit- I I . . N, the wife of Air. James 13111.vidsc�n bad ocea- chell, and family, returned last week frou': - I L � . I I sion to go to the barnyard, when she saw a . their winter visit in Southem California. I - L ; . L I d occupied by her geese. -Ron. Thomas Ballantyne, Whose heal.tl-- I . . --- L a She immediately alroused. her household, I . has not been very satisfactory of late, ba,- - ; . . , . ;, some of whom went to investigate and foun&.�'�'gone a fellow in the act of carrying away a gOi6�6- .. on a, trip to the old country. � � , '-Alir. Luther Taylor left A,Titc-b�ejl Satur- - : � . 0* znl and a, gander. The rascal finding heJ. was day to take charge of a school near 8t. . I I -ICA � . I . 0 pursued, dropped his plunder and tool- to Catharines, -at a salary .of $4-00- I 1 I his heels. A fellow who would steal a we- man's geese at laying time would rob the -The Presbyterian church at I:mNvoo&. �as been closed for an indefinite period aw- ! . I I.- -1 I . I �7... - I- . . church- . I ing to the illness of the pastor., Mr. Knox. I Topping - � P., . I Be . A HApi,y EvENT.-The youth and beauty for the -Two boys, John� Donnegan an(b - Willie Foetter, shota, large lynx I � -. . I miles around assembled at residence ,the other da,y- I ..., .-. 7 - . �� I � of Mr. Alexander Ross, on Wednesday evening of last week.to witness themarriage. -The arbitration appeal between NV -al- . 11 I j, � --- of his daugliter, Miss Mary, and Air. John . lace and Palmerston Was dismissed with . "I � � C Dennis. The matrimonial knot -was skil- � 'costs against Wallace. - q - .. 11 --- fully tied by Rev. P. .Alusgrave. Miss -Mrs- Wm. Aikens, of Ziou, Logai-.. -- Cb ristina Ross, sister of the bride, and Mr. township, has been Spending a few day,-, with friends in Walton. 0 I ulte .1 mv�?% Robert Miller, acted as bridesmai,l and — groomsman. The gifts presented to the . -Daniel Schlotiba,ner, of Rostock-, is laying down timber for 'new , � "I'll I �� I � . 'S bride were numerous, expensive, elegant and useful. The bridegroom is one of the a barn anfl-: . I house, which hemill put up in the spring. . I -. I . well known threshing firm of � Dennis . -Mr. Win. Stevensoul of Russelckle has � I .- . � WE Brothers, and a prosperous farmer. The purchased the Anderson 50 acre lot'o^Z tiie - bride whom we have known from her child- 13Lh concession of Fallarton, Paying there- for I — � I I t hood,iis an amiable and excellent young the sum of $92,9()0. 1 lady, and a favorite With. both old ana -Miss Sophia Ingram, who has b, een, - I young. We join. the many friends of the newly married couple in wishing them hap- spending the winter trionths with rel&- tives in St. Njarv.s, left on Frid-ay for Win- . � 11 I 0 . *1� ---- *- ness and prosperity to the fullest extent. - . nT! lir. I . ... - I . - - Constance' Seebach died in M,it- - . We Port Albert. . chell a few days ago, after Several rn,onthe - illness. Hei;,as a good citizen, and at , one-, - 11 - -- . th LOCALITIES. -J. McMillan, D. McKenzie - � v� C une � Z time a member of the to-. M 0 , il, . and John A. Hawkins are home froin the "Soo". ' -Mr. A. Kennedy has bought Air, F. Welker's I - , P -There was an, 0 ster supper at the Ey farm, in Wallace tournship, ancl; - . . I . . Royal Hotel on Thui evening last for 'Mr. - has leased it to Mr. Charles Welker, jr.. 11 . . I - �, - � - YU C' Swaik-Our young people went to a . Prices are not publish I ed. I I . � I i party at Sheppardton one evening lastweek -The Milverton flax- mill closed about . I 1; ... L � � - � I � Z I We! and did not get back till the next day. -The two weeks ago, having finished its season�'S. . 1. . I L I- 1. I promotion examinations were held in the L Ipp operations. They shi ed five car loads to, �, .. . .,! b � "r, t, school here on the 28th and 29th of March. Toronto at the time of closing. . ---' .� " . "I ' -Mr. A. Runcinian, of Goderich, visited -Mr. Henry McNichol, sr., of the Done - I � . . . .. � fnj Air I Platt last week. -Miss Carrell, 'Vo�erich, is visiting her sister, Mrs.DeLonz, al neighborhood, has rented his far L I na �;� I Wenry MeNiellol ��-- - I I . I " I � �1. - , jr., his nephew a -ad has. 'Mr. 'a I of the Royal Hotel. -Mr. Henry Otawiij taken T. Melroseis farm for term of' , I � � . visited Goderich last week. -The roads are years on shares. ..... I ...... almost impassable now, owing to the snow -Miss Bessie Brown has been ap,pointea - I - I - and mud being in patches.- A good rain is badly. has I N representative from the Methodist I Sunday - . - . ad,% needed -The stage changed hands lately, Mr.Adams having given place toMr. school and Epworth Le . -11 St. Mar, L to the county Sunday 8 ague i 78, CTIOOI I . . - McDonald. -Adam Green, jr., has gone to convention to. be held this month. - '� L - . � MbLnitoba.-T. A. Leigh leaves this week, -Master -Samuel A-furdox Topping, of " I L T � I I i having secured a position on The ,Steams p "City , hi had his arm broken the Other d�av While go- * ing I . . -- -, - i ' � '- A 5 of.Alidland', for the surnmer.-A, Ir. and Mrs. R. Fole visited at the Royal on y home fro He m. school. elinibed on tG a load of straw., and was thrown It - - L ' - . SUF #L . I Thursday. -Miss Mary Cunningham visited off with the unfortunate result. I -- -1 I I V L � I her home last week. -The Missionary service -Mr. J. A. Bothwell lately Of ,Nlother- ' .. * I.-- . . Z 'L - .. I which was to be held last Sunday has been well, who has been atteudi�g the Dental I L � - - �4 .put off, on account of the roads, till April College a'". T oronto, will speud the sui.ii- ' ' I " . - . � � Am I I `�Ist- The Rev. Mr. Turnbull, of St. met- in the dental office of .Nlr. F,. if. Eidt. L - � .. . . Georgi�'s, Goderich, will conduct the ser- of Stratford. . 4 � - I vice$. -A fire jwoke out at Air. Jobri Goet.lees,. I I . . I I 01 . . —0 � saw Mill, near Russeldale, early Saturday I Blyth. morning, 23rd ult .1 burning the etigi house, and doing Ine considerable a "I . � NOTFS.-Dr. Sloan, of Toronto, was in damage ta, the engine and beiler. . DUI town for a few days this week, calling on friends. -Miss James, of Wingham, is visit- -Another of List.ow,eps old residents die(l, ori Saturday, 23rd fl- - - i ` � � , . ? � � � .i I � ing friends here this week. -A load of ii1t., in the pers 11 on of Mr. John Henderson., sr. He ill I 1� I � -1 �. , 11 111 young people drove out to Mr. and Mrs. John Tamblyn-'s on Monday evening, and, was for some time, but lately seemed much imp . rov- ed. He was in his 11 � - I J " spent a very rlea�ant time. -Mr. James t ,h intends mving for Winnipeg this Emig, 58th year. -Logan township has put in a cl&i.m of $40 against the town of Mitchell �i J la--� . - I ILIJ Ili. on week.-AMs Jameson is indisposed at pres- ent.-Mr. John McKinnon was iR Belgrave for ,allow- ing the younf man I'Seebach, who was aseet- . ed with sinaf -pox to i I Pa r- I `� on -Alonday eve,ming attending a special . is through on his after is '!� way hot ie h? Coalition had 'teen dis- . . �i I i - 11 ore� meeting of the ters.-The Christian I covered.' I - 14 I � - I I - I - . �' - f& I ,I , 11 � I .1 ,� � I . . .- F i �, � - -, - . . k 'L. , � � . � � . - � I I I � - Z I . � � � ; Z . . . . . . . I — � rr - q- . � � I . - Z - I L - . - k -� �- , - . .. - - �-- - .- . . . - . I - - - � . . - I � - - . � � � � L "' ' - - - -- - � -- - . - , . - - � I T -� � . . . I - : 6 � . - . � . . - I . L ; - � � I - I . . I . I � : - I . - . I - � . I I L � � - ' - - ' - ' - ' ' ' ' - - L - ' L " " - - � - L L - ' ' - ' ' - L ' ' L . � L . ' ' ' ' - . - . L - - - L L . - - � I � L L - . - L � .. . . I ' L � I - - L � . I - . - . . � - I . L L - - . I - - - 1. I . . .1 , L . . � ' - L ' ' � " - � - ' ' � - - � ' ' � � - - - - - -- --- - -- - - . I , - .. ---L--. - I-'- - - - - - - � . -- � , � - . . - - - - - � - � � 11 --- I I . L - L . I - . I - . . � � - � - . - I L � I - I . - i - . . .; L - . I � � i