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I- .� I I I THE � OENTRAL - HUROI� .her own ftag. 'She atones ienb her appli. � merely of seeing the country land getting parties. Only the immediate relatives of - I �
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I . I i I Mr. J. E. Crealey, of tPle Central 110ron from the hardshipi and fatigue she had % I there,� and has since acted as : to'cretary `to James A. .Anderson. Mr. UY, b" been ap. i
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. Cremmeryi Seaforth, has i sued the follbw. undergone in the American war she was on I Mr. - Williatif Ogi Ian. k f I
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: , . i L , lar to his patrons. it is well w4rth her way to join the Canadian- contingent at . . missioner. Commerce at Closleigb, Yuk�on Territory, I 1
. . In= perusal ; . . --One�of the oldest businesst! ill leave in a fivv ;
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I L i In immuibg our second annual announce. Africa. We are sure that her many admir. I lalt changed hands last week' when Mr. Weelm., 0 . i
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.. the very generoussup struggle now going -on, in South Africa, will. . I . . ' -
� � � merly a resident of Toronto, u ht Mr. er, of Clinton, is doing well in Tacoma, A
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_H_1_� I 6_60- - - _6_+-H-1-++++++ � � the firob years operations. Ib niss e Robert Gilholm's a p, oyed in a large _ 1
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that oonfidence has been so quickly ore& Ad father, in Ham7iticn, dated from No. I for 31 yobrs. He now retires: to private handsome salary of $1,300 per year. I �
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. It is a far cry bet ; put it on your walls at a - ; � .
ween now �nd- the tim I that eople wil be in the bus�neEs, and the methods employed 'General Hospital, Wynberi, Cape Town. . - life. - � -On Wednesday Mr. Rory Ron#, of Am. i.
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able to wa.'lk abroad w4Lh out - undelrwear—,'-'the time carried onAuriag the entire year, and indi, in f oto : money. - � . . . . istrar of the province of . laid daughter of Mr. John McKenzie, Aslifield. � I
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bal to 11EY&DEAP. -FATHUR,-Well, here we are ; 81 op just - - Rev. M L
my sprin . And yet it's a funny thing, that, the. time cation* point 'a lar ely increased volume � before the Legislature, XUag tN marriage I
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. . I .of business, some patrons having, already at the base hospital. Wynberg. We dis- ID stockoompanien were in000rpor*ted in the ceremonyinthe preseuceof.a large assem- �
0 is d ing to whet or you �happen to be .-doubled the number of cows kept. To at. embarked on Nov. 300t, having stayed on AIEX, WINT]EIL11, - course of the fiscal year 1898,99,� with ,capi. bly of invited guests. .
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the buyer or -the seller. If you are t4��ij . . tain the greatest -euooex4, there must be oo the -ship the firstc night we landed. The : � ,J tal stock &'mounting to $1)534,190. . In the -About sixty guests Assembled at the . -
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i doetor from the Somerset Hospital came . I preceding year 39 sual utes, were in- home of Mrs. Alex. Craigii, Godericb, to It ,
d 9 operatiov, and patrons can render valua�le ! Am-- EAFORTHO . -
- sell What you have assistance :in the production. of down and invited us to Amy at that hospital co, vi
will soon be here, and you ha bettO a aup'e�ior corporated. in the provin ,Ith capital witness the marriage of her daughter. Miss .
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b article, by due car . until we received orders- We were just on . � f I - Jessie, to Andrew Anderson Fowlie, of Buf,
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at a sacrifice, than carry the coats o yler. � Then if you, aro exporl e and cleanlines -in I . stock &mounting to $2,513,5W. ' �
the handling of the milk. In all our ere m- the point of leavitig for the hospital when ing this in bed, and so t red that I do not ,At an interesting rhoeting of' the citiz. falo, New York. The ceremony was pot,- I
the b�u hy then spring is a Ion ' ay yet— - Dr. Troves came over to Invite us on their know what I am writing. I Am Writing by ens of Vancouver, British Cola formed by Rev. James A. Anderson. : i
yer., w tim 0 Aw I We ory experience we have never received @ ch ipbi which . 1,
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will have three months of oold weat er yet. i . Be all this Iniformily fine flavored milk as we means V re bave of light ing our rooms. -1 lutkn, asking the government to raise 10,- -
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as it may, of course y ou.are & bu r and we are sellers, readil givessbaroof the credit, for the ex. Line. You will rocornize Dr. -Treves Am want ths letter to go to morrow, Or 01" -1 000 mountedtroolm for the Tra�iuvi,s fright on 'the main street., Exeter, and rim f
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I cellent reimitation won by our goods in both One of Briglan , s, for I would write more, but on must excuse ins paised amid continued cheering, ge.ople into the country as Ur as Devon. Fortan- ,I
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home d tely the horms were not burlio although ;
I .r . ; know you his F Weary ad down to rest standing on shairs and waving tPerr do. a -1
and foreign markets, 1. we his great work on surgery �
. in two volumes, in your own library. He rme drar. A' momor- they ran s � �
*tb the bal%noe of . THN SEPARATOR SY _,� 11'ainst an iron post and bent it to i
why we should be anxious to Part . ,STEM ! nd re 6m about my - mountain home and' A committee was fo d to . �
. I and Sir William McCormac were sent out ]ear oni s far away- I "sure you that life ial. The finance committe* of the. the groun - I . I
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our stock of furs. A man has alwayls to go to his neigh- Has been adopted by all the beat factories, specially to take charge of the surgical do. n the &,my it not a bed Of rosee. Give -The Ontario street Methodist church 11
' . . . . city -council on Saturday vot�d. $500 to I I
I rantages over he no ny love to all my friends � . I
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bor to find out what is best for ,his, t wn interest, and so And posee'"es many a& partment of the war. I felb ,IuiW Uttered and with heaps the Canadian Patrietie Fund. ;1 Sunday mehool of Clinton hold a very succom- - J1 ,
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. I � skimming. The milk is early in the hall ids it the very kind reception we received from f love f, )r yourself and all the dear ones at -A dreadful accident occurred reeantly ful anniversary on Sunday, January 28th, 4
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let us leave it at this—that every an could ran �an- of the experb. maker, and -any bad flavored Dr. Troves.- After leaving the " Danvegan " omeo slid hoping to hear fiom.jrou soon, I on the promises of the Great Webb Laundry On Mondisy. the usual entertainment given _�
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others'_ affairs better than he do es hi We will be milk is prevented from injuringthe ,Whole we went to the hospital until I 0 - o'clobir, to ,emain, Your loving daughter' BETSE-C. Company, Winuipeg, when a yo rig woman by the scholars was hold, at which an �ox_ I I
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charitable one toward the other, and I these short- mueh desired in secured, and the patrons til we received Orders. Dr. Anderson,' the . ethocust MissionAxy was caught by her skirts in the`uncovered -Mrs.John Jordan,of Relwnd,Manito- i
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- forget benefib by the. consequent higher pricesob- superintendent wentbaekwith us to the � ba, accompanied by two of bar son*, in visit- i
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. tained without any additional outlay. 8 " Sardinian. " -'and had all our baggage sent fr-oiW the floor. She was whirl ' A by� Ing some of her friends in Habnevville. She I
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*ur object is to cloax all that remains of ourLfurs. Webave milk should 6e strained and aerated in :14 to the h a *tal ' We then wont ta, see 'our t ributions for missions G the various Ideth- �ead being a � i
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atm sphere, and the nighVs milk atirr men off.0 They were in camp at Greenwood, both her shoulders broken. I The poor' I
a nice lot of all styles ot fur cais i aver, Persian I inbp fore the cooled me odint chArches in this section. will be of in- . -,
- roing's milk is added. , k6 just near to the Somerset Hospital,. and teramb, aid.are taken from � . be Annual ]dim- women lived only twenty minuteol ,aftow the now work a half motion . .i
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Astrachan, Boollaran, Austr eaver, white -'ali2b the areamery the skimming is done by po w were just settled i i 7Prsvious to his leaving for Greene, _� :
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- I er separators, and th ordered to Do Arr Junction. We went -Thomm R. St*aoy, one of Brockville I �
etc., which we axe clearing out at a discount of 25 -per '(heated to 155 degrees), to kill the l"I 10 down to a" them off, and '44he crowd Goderich, Worth 8b.. ,..;...! ...... $290 38 "hers men, rad and friends rememberea 1.)ovia-Heams,
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.- soid gorms, and prevent souring. It in th sipmly ' Victoria St ...... ;. I ...... 1 70 26 on w
cent; the priegs are too varied.to quote. Off men s fur awful.' When we oamo in eight of died Sunday, after a short illness from Of Clinton., by prosentrij him. with., a hand- I I
! . . returned to the farms the' same foren them they gave three cheers I for the Can. Clinton, iVattenbury 86, * ... I.I..:411 44 pdeumouis, brought - about 1'� by' eon. scram travelling came " a momento of Wig :
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coats—coon, -'Australian: and Tasm la coon Siberian and when emptied into clean vessels can I . 66 'Ontario St.. * " � I
i . ) adian nurses, and cheered and cheered again , , , "i .... � ... i219 0-1 tracting a cold a week a 0. Hie, wa:s the �sohool days at Clinton Collegiate.
kep* sweet until fresh milk arrives from - Ifolmolville, .............. i. $139 W .1
t for about 15 minutes. Their enthusiasm eeaond son of the late lohn 8,,.,�eaey, con- -A former W, III lady, Mm's .
calf, mongolian lamb, marmot, wallaby, wiombat—wd !are aoto of � pit am young I
' ry. It ia'well to add boiled flax me Was simply b Ebeuezir ...... 1. 20 75 ' tractor, and had attained his 63rd year. Bessie Parker, daughter -of Conductor Par, .1
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still allowing a straight discount of 25 per - cent. , To to the skim milk, to take the place of, most deafened me. Really it was the sad. 1173 72. E I in life be learned the t6Ae of a ker, of South Loudon, formerly of The Imu- i
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butter fmt� &ad feed it in not too I Blyth ................... 100 731 sr � _. I
illustrate :� a No. 1 prime skinned fu�l underfurred jjan_ ,&r Jpat, moeb patheti6 and touching scene I do - jeweifler, and for the past 41 ye;1;7 carried don, -Haron & Bruce, who has been on pro- I 1 4 .
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adian coon, winter killed, Will cost $50, less 26 per o6nt_. tion is. valuable, not onlv MkL treating sk Seaforth ................... I � .
. 1. as long an I live. It was at 1.30 0. m., a;nd ........ 1146 49 to have one of the finest stores be�Ween To. hospital, has graduated and been. Accepted �
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olf—$37.50. At this priceyou ill purchase a gendine 'ilk for stock feeding jurpoaes, but m � I terribly'hot, and � they were the s%dderit ronto ondMontreal. :, . on the staM .
I and cream which has ben pasturized is I looking lob of . I ever saw. So many of it Crewe. . ......... 23 00 167 75 -The Rev. Mr. Filmore, B i1st Mini- ,ud I at � i
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. I - ly recommended by -,physiolans for in all Miss Russell, if we could Nile ....... 61 85. t1ide one the -Ontario Agricultural . LC L o en lob, . , . -
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No. 1. 7 add children, and therprocess will doubtl4 se them said. 11 Ebenezer .... ......... 21 24 "011og . G?Iel I i ,
. We have five fine jackets left, and these will be . cleare(1 at only take you nuri em with us it would nob night lately in a- horrible- manne�. While the following are from Huron CoUnty : R -L L. . I
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the same big cut in the Price, viz.: 25 per cent. off. O-ar purposes. Any one who wishes may me id after bringi . Benmiller. , .'. . I . I . a ........ 69 44, L i
.. inF you Over with no to leave 66 six weloik-he having decidedly refused to G. Knox, Belgrave. W. T. McDonald, :of i I
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". for this move is the simple one, that ffie mone have say -he suddenly out ed a butcher Culrose, was also one of the succe-saful stu- � I
- reason I I procured from the ereamery at, th� IQW4 st - I wished him all lid Zion ............. 36 907 knife from the table and rushed to the back dents. i
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of more vEdue to us than the furs, ufitil the op-ning of price and on the most favorable I te �, _. . � Balls ............ 14-37'174 77 door, where he dr6W the Made across his - L
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. - � BY,-MONTITLY PAYMEXTO� - , I would come out 1th honors and saf t Auburn .................... 70 40 throat. - He was re � . i
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the, season again n ext Fall. � I . � . ' rl' " Westfield .......... 130 3 .p vented iron" finishing morning of last week, at the residence of I
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11 -again- draw your I m each patron's can', a d I ijd� tZ the ter, Uvinia, one -of
we wi , attpntio'n to th� fact that our s 6ck cream is taken rom there is so much ime I will be a splendid bride wai' her daugh .� ..
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of -buckskin pants are an improvemen't over last season by means of proper preservatives 0 091 i I And it was quite is Bethel .... �. " knife from him. Medical &"in ance was Dungannon!s -momb popular you I
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. I I samples are kept, until the end of th 9 99 Providence, 11 92 8()-85 is n w violently insane. ; L I young farmer froin near Aylmer. The oero-
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1. will bo were scorched wit the burning Londeaboro ......... ...... 127 49 ' I hou � 6 !t of MODY W1 .
in . this way - cook tooter. As heretofore, patrons . sun, and 61 . ' -1-6 is understood thalt worriC h' li An performed by- Rev, B. L. Hatton.
ing pants with heavy stiong Ii 1 doing on. Poor Kinburq . ...... L 32 71 160 20 L
inen, , notified regarding the price to be paid I they were drenobe in prespirati . officers of the Stratheona H e il p4blished -Mrs. Mary .-WeRay lict Of the late
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with any chance of thread breaking away un'&r the cream�ery for the following two wee f Colonel Buchan's f ce just looked an if ,it the , name of Lieutenant-Colonel Sam Donald MeKay, of Goderieh, died At Be -A ,
. away � . I � andiks soon as possible afterLthe middle f would burst, El"No officer came up and TurnerN.... ,'.... : 62 05 r. The miller, on January 26th. The doei , -
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. � stress or stra.in. The unlined bucks in sells for, the i old each month statements will be made out . said good-bye and od bless you before they ' ,. �.,- . Lage Of 85 years
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price—$I, the lined for $1.25, and y, a will., travel a long .vancing. filty cents per hundred of milk. t went on the train, ad said if they needed #6 : , - major -general commanding, is sa,i,a to have and 10 month#;, passed the,greater part of hot .
th end of the mouth cheques will be issu nursing they wanta to be nursed by their Cc e's., J...'�.... 1. 16 75 been sufficiently bealed to perniii the latter life in'Goderich. During the post year the ' L
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j-ourney for. anything which will give! as much satlisfac- foe v 11 Bethel,.... it ...... 45 26 53 00 i, n a - posi- I � . . I
r the total value of the mouth's milk, I own nurfies. Wss ope told the P. M. 0. . , . � o reeemme'd Col. Sam Hughes -for bad been livisig with� her grAnd-daughter, '
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tion for the money. I . I the cost of drawing and the ',amount alkea y that 'we wanted to L arse our own men. arms, . .... ... .� ...... 63 70 tion. Col. 114-glies went to. SoOth Aftica, Afra. George NeWeiLl, at BoUrniller. . -
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Our own make of men's -suits still lead for value ;' the prices ' Weste set Hospital, and -t re received a telegram " Brucefield... , .. ....... 15 00,151 46 aocount on some difference between _ himself R. Wilsot� died last week, Of pneumoni I I
,mecare the services of one of the. Weste n . Veter, Main �b_-. . 1
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' e Butter and C6eiese Association inspqcto�s, saying we were to �eport to Sister Garrocb, - afid General Hutton, he was denied a, pool.- having �only been sick a few days. - f -
are $8, $10 and $12. You will seethe force of what w . - #4 James- St .. ............. 287 9 . a n -
� he will call atUe factory each month and ot the General Hoe )ital at Wynberg. so Hennall.,.. ' % ...... . 83 81 9 tion on, the force, and since his arrival In ,ative of Semiarid, and after ber marriage -
� aim by examining the goods, the #t- and. tke finis w here we are. Ea(6 superintendent nurse, cadie, to this country and tattled in Clinton. I
cl * h) superintend the- tem�ivg. An addressed I Cips 'Town has been kicking his heels - -
nary readvmade goods. - post card will be furnished to each patro�'f ed a sis ' , comes out from Eng- Sexsmith. �. . . ... -_ 31 08 168 52 : around that plaeo waiting for something to Her husbain4.pre-decessed her about eloven
.A which So easily surpass the' ordi ' who is call " Bethesda,, , I 111*11 53 63
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1 B 'the way, have you taken advantage 6 the prices which I are. all army nurseEj I am the youngest K Pon ....... ..... ...... �� 15 25 those who can wait." I . oldest members of Willireburch. She leaves
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will bepleased to give them our immediate nurse 1� the army, and im treated by the 44 -Members of tho, Dominion ]�Arliament,, a family of three daughters. -
. ail ith us in underwear at the sent time ? I Hills Green.' ... . �_ , .
I I , -. abtention. I . other sisters as if Rwere a child (though I 8 90 51 00 have received a copy of the folloti -Mr. W. LW,cPherwn, of Lo'kelet, bad
. I - � . i , . . . . Wingbam .......... I ....... I ...... 164 136 1 ug reso. I
. � � A BRICAIT OUTLOOK. � ha�e done more wsi nursing than any of lution, which in to be moved in �be House a very narrow 4paps from boting crashed to , - .' - I
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AA -_ I - . Farmers Igenerally are haviDg more of , Ethel ............... f . - . .
I Iwlwlw v'W,V � L Strange to may, hw�ever, I was sent on duty 1'....o.- ... 93 81 in view of the declaration of this house, wood in the bash belonging to R, A. Byron; .
- . - I I . their cows freshen in the late fall, -or ear y in ihe offic Fordwich... . .. .... ... I I, 109 64 �, .
I - : , winter months, and thin is certa nly a chan e errs' wardo while my seniore'were '. - i - I ......... made on -March 26,1884, that obibition is While cutting down a tree he minjudgeathe
- L i Gorrie . . . � ... 187-53 the 1, ' _
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. sent to the huts ,be nurse the To I ,� r. legislative direction in which the
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in the right direction.' The calves will bh I Wroxeter .......... j--....;..,7 68 50 rig �
I . . wh.1ch I thought was hardly fair to them. remedy for the evils of e and uuf '
UNDERCLOTHING01 � be raised a , a time when it is possible,� 0 1 Bluevale ........... � ..... L ....... : 128 7_2 . in ortunately did -not get out of its wayi - .
I . ;1 - I . I �� � � Well, I have been- nursing the -Queen's that this house is prepared,' a - soon as sad, it fell on his leg, breaking it above the .
- Lgive them 0einecessary care and attentio , , Ashfield- . i . �
. I - , of cousin, Major the ("ount Gleichen, and aev. I public opinion will sufficiently sustain strin- 112kel. .
and the bulk the milk will be produe " I L Blake's ...... ... 40 52 �
� The ba.lance of our stock of all' classes of ,men I s and boys' while the price of butter is the higbe . eral generals, colonels and lieutenant- Hope. I ....... genr, measures, to pro �ghelation ; -A. MoD. Allen, of Goderich, left for
I colonels, etc, I don't think I care for "' '" 4. - - '- . . . 20 42 and further, in view of the substintial ma- Montreal, last, week, .to inspect a lar e _.
i - , I (iommenti upon the Canadian export bt - - HacketVs ....... �. � .... 19 69
e cleved at interesting prices. . . nursing the'officers, they are so fusay, but jority in , favor of, prohibition, �f -all the jinx - t�;Lof fruit, previous to ite shipmen -2
I unde'rwear will b' ter trade %, 'aglish authorit stated re- , k, tr
i t i.14, y the Zion . .......... 1 ...... 34 81 141 71 � .1
I y were all w�uderfully nice to me. I votes polled throughout the D�minion in am the great Exposition. It will be , .
. Oae lot will- comprise the, lines which Sol Tegularl ' at 80C cently that �: if Canadians - continued 'to set d Big . 1. - ,. .
. . L y over buttei of the right q uality, the atnoui i b r Brown is toppen up a hospital at T amount contributed in Clinton is the plebiscite- of --September 2% IL8981 in. .Mr. AIIW* duty to -see that only good fruit, I
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e the clearing price at 55c a RO di Bruschi, and wants to take the Can- lar er than that raised in any other place in eluding an overwhelming majority.! in all- the is sent forward, and -
a�nd $1 a suit. We plac whioh would.find a ready mark"et the- 9 Ll' . he will thus be made I
or if e ad n roes with I ier, and we want to go t on eren(e I London City and , a d a large �reportion responsible for the excellency ok the Coua�'- "_ .
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I suitl 'I -you.desire the single piece, whether shirt would, for maby,years to come, only be lini wi 'a he is ] v �ed. , In the co fer- provinces bub on ' " than fruit exhibit.
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� With conditions so favorable for the �r '. suig _) as Windsor, this h e in n ion Ohat it in -Mrs. John Johnstone, who died, at tte,
duction of large quantities o . f the beat ek. nted to go, and, of Chatham, St. Marys, Siratford and others, the duty of the DominoiapninParflament to residence of her son in Dungannon. last �� .
The second lot will include all kinds of underwear whi& Wo I coiirse, we said we wanted to go to the Clinton is a strong car tre of Methodism, and enact without delay such legielat . s will week, was 100 years old, Deceased .1 �
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counties. 119 wahteAtogoto R adi Bruschi with Mine they are numerous.' traffic for beverage purposes, in at lejab Over fifty years ago, and- becames readent I .
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suit. Thig lot will be cleared at. 800 a suit, or 40c. for . I Brown. So he sai i- be. would consider it. '! 0 1 � these provinces and territories which hkve of this county. Her husband died about
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single garment. I Crealy will maintain skiming stations 0 at 9 a. m., and corr o off at 9 p. r�. Such 0anada. . . been ill a few weeks, and before her death . I
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Id. The � ilk is tak�n funny hours. We Stinson's pr f I -- �
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. Lot No. 3 includes goods sol�l regularly qt S1.65 and $1, to these stations,' the aretim separated froln at I P. m., dinner 9 p. in., and go to - bed has suspended payment. � . . Huron Not,i6s. ' --�-W-hile out driving one day, a short time - " -1 I I
. suit fo.- which we place the ciearin� price at , 1. a suit it, the skim milk returned to the patronp, about 12 o'clock. - -The Canadian General Electric Com- -Goderich wants a new railwa; -depot. I _1
. I any has Sul � National --Ther6 -are 114 names on the m"Omberabip ago, Mrs, Riddle, Of Auburn, was thrown
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The last lot will embrace un anit, havetowork. JustbeforeI went over to Woodstock Sontinel-R view, was married ment of t6e ROSS fl6ur mill Brussols. horse b- . _h' heel, which caused it to kick,
' Man Nurse in SOut� my room toretire, I weritto secone of MY recently to Miss� Gertrude Hogg, of Guelph. - mud 14 I
A Can 0 frL t g itself from the cutter it ran
� $1.50 to $2.25 a suit, q,nd these lines wi.11 be cl ared . A&ica. ; -An old resident of Clinton named down the embankment at the bridge, and I -
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I I t- men who bad his arm amputated above the -Mr. E. A. Hugheis, of Brandon, Mani- Charles Carline, died at the age of 63 1�cars, finally lauding on the ice below the brid
L 15 a suit or -65c'for the - single shirt or drawers. Miss Eli7za,both Russell, daughter of elbow, and found he had an alarming hem- tob%, son of Judge Itughes, of St. Thomas, last week. I ,ge.
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I � . I Russell , pr ricipal of the insane asylum at orrhage ; so I immediately compressed the has been appointed bu�A'ar of the Manitoba -Messrs. Christopher Nelson and -John --At the Huron Old Boys' bxrtquet to be - I
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I � Hamilton, ent with. the firmt Canadiiin brachial artery and got an orderly to fetch Insane Asylum. , ' Taylor, jr,, of Exeter North, lefb last wee k, held on February 16th, Colonel W_ D. OWr
+++++-H- .... . . . . I contingent o Sout Africa as A �ain the tourniquet and another to go for Mr. -The Simcoe nU113g ompany recently for Sault St. Marie, where they1have me- 'will be eleited honorary president'of the as.
+� - - nurse, Mi a Russell has had a brilliai �t Fox Symons, the surgeon. The artery bad received a cablegra fro the, War Office, cured lucrative pajitions. ,. soeiation. Colonel Otter is one of the old .
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4 . 11 . �� remarkable experiences for one so young. his life, but before I left him he - was in good for the troops in South Affics. 1. who has been organist in the obhroh there
I i She is a graduate of the traini Laie Shore road, 'between RmyBeld and I --- ,
- I I . � ug school t(r condition. So many of our men have died -Half a dozen masked burglars entered for some time, was presented last �oek with Goderich townshi-P, -and lived for consider. .
. - I .nurses at the Presbyterian Hospital, Nev during the night of hemorrhage. It is a grocery store in Monti eal, Saturday night- -a music chest. . I I . able length of timer on the London roa I
York. The American -Spanimb war brohe nimplyimpossibletobe near them all the Two of them held up the proprietors and , -James- Cartwright, of the 8 4, just I
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. . . I a nurse to complete the nursing staff on external homorrhage. � neers of Chatham, died 'on Sand 948 a it was The former were,given by F. W.
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. . board tbe hospital ship Relief, and I i earn. Mr. Evans opened, died on Friday of last ,0ee`k, aged -
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Clothiers a d. Fur ishers , Puerto Rico, bringing home wounded an� awful up at De Aar Junction on account of -John B. Shaw, i King township farm- been suffering from hemorrhages, I nd was -Music was givoit by Madame Wall, the
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1, I ;: . 4 1 tale at riltn York,' Boston, P You -know we do not get er, living near Kettleby, had his hand .out Only eonfined to bed about a � I . I .
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! S AFORTIR 'home in Hamilton for a short rest. , Sh kept so quiet, so you St home know More choppsdpff to abov the wrist. �6851 - from Godench to Kin ston latily �� Stone, merdhant, of L"Idon, Worth Dim. '
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, — I i a telegram from Surgeon -General Stember g .t a I . f Mr, John MoOr", were happily wed- i
; at Washington, saying: "The hospital and they are awfully funny. Do you know way was lifted off t a track and deposits Grigg, J, Doherty, Geor e Lewalli I F. For. ded. Rev. John Rose, B. A., performing the , i
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. .1 ship Relief, is ordered to Manila. Will vo 1 in this war there are brothers and cousins in a bog some dis, 00 away. The baggko rester N. Davis and i. Ltteuba F ceremony. Mr. and Mrs, Stone. ' after via- �
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tickets, and .have bagg e chee ed to destinationfrom, 90 ' one at once answered : 6, y es ; tha], I 111%[Ifollig 41glIMAU, Shea OUDer ' 111a U It aWIUI ? Oar took fire and destroyed with ,he -Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tich u e, Of Ising friends in utario, will go Wftt, where . � -
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� Seaforth to all points in Manitoba, British Columbia she Eailed from New York for Manila by Junction and Kimberley, mud our men will for Canada and the'Juited-States. � 1 week. A son died on the Rundav an on _rrh. 03.1.4o__ Mr. V_ --A C I & I- Z. � -1
' � Suez canal, otopping by the wak at Gibral. be in it. We hope they will relieve Kim. -The Ogilvie Millivg Company ba,ve de- the following Tuesday a daughter 4J to "I. V Ay CK, "Im 1,
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and other Western points; also to Eastern Provinces - . I W � who bad says * � J. & N. Fair zold to'S. H. Smith I . �
. t tar, Ceylon,!' Singapore, etc. The trip was. berley for us, for thab -in where we Wan' t to cided to cancel all the contracts in connec. been ill for over a year, pawed aw . and shipped on Tuesday, 20 head of e
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I Aftet spending three in; rithe at Manila this not get out, and it in said thab he has ant- W,000 mill and elevator -at Fort Willi '
, I � I � am presented with a gold chain and %h�rm by - They were what Attle men call 4 abort
- __ ship returned by raciflo ocean, to sa� ed a row of trelog on his'estate in Kim9rley and the work will be deferred for the I pres- the Odd Follows of th Cown I , .
I at,town, 4 0 night 'keeps ' that is bullocks wbi when be ht
Telegraph and money order business res eatfully solicited. , and has called it I I giegs avenue." . -- I #I lob 112 I
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I . 1 Francieco, with 280 wounded and invalid out, This decision will mean �.11A .
- I . quite 4 lose lately, " a memen'to of his' conne 11 ion with And stabled were in good condition. the "
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I 'them a fine opportunity of seeing Japan, � us a week sooner, and had arches erected, Columbia, lately, bringing the first details iring reeve of Turnberry, I$ years .sent off, as is seen by their weight. The I ... .
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- lulu before'reaching San Fransisco. After bunting and flags. Everyone said the saloons are include4fin the burned din trict gold and an address by the council .
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R it J. MACDO__�TALD lisp'osiug of I their patients in the variou people were more enthusiastic over the ar- the Bank of Commerce and numerouo'busi- and citizens of that township, , .
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. hospitals, ]�,iss Russell proceeded over laul rival of the Canadians than any other regi- ness houses. The - loss aggregates half a -On W-ednesday, dranaary. 31st,' a Io The Mr. Fair began feeding cattle for shipment I
to her home� at Hamilton, which she 'reach' ment that had arrivel in Cape Town. They million. I ' � ' � I i
C. P. R. AGENT� S�aforth. . I really were a fine lot of men, and as a Can. � Maples," the residence of -Mrs. MO. . Cam- over twenty Y�Aks ago, when there was a
. I ed about th end of August, having in - t 0 -Miss Alice Freeman, widely known in eron, Goderich, a quiet'nimftiage'wa6 4olema. greater profit = the business 1 than at the -
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