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MARCH 29,q 1901 i I . . � THE � HURON EXPOSITOR� I I I 1 5
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I The Ccok Case. ' � same. Picked1o,to sold as high as $4,50 per : I REGISTER. I t
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. a I � %F".7 . I I L I I Clothln!g ,
on lower for common catile. St kers—Ruh � q sisafort ,
.the charge Roxd� Tuckerem th, I miles 0 t of Sea. � � -S
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fore the Senate committee, in, referenoe to itim to goo& $3.25 to $3.716 PD. r cwt,-sno o-cloqk p. tn. on east half of L 5' Huron % -) � I 0 1. I 10
that the Governm t, or an I ' I I I I � r I Xara Concern in
the Government, had offered to b, demand fairly good sad prices -J � Ontario i I Four Countfou.
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� . forth, farm stock and implemon . Richard - . 7 1,
was M . I . - I � , 4;::;;;::;:;Z� ;::� *., -.--.--- � � - I
of rj�e4dy t $215 to 83.30 per ov! :for good :B31i"5rr2 � i :
:rh'im a senatorship for $10,0W, accused 4 � � f - Barry, proprietor ; Thornsis Bio U, auction- . I I i � I
� steers. Feeders .y ew of - , � i I I -
3. Cameron of making the offer —Voi &I . bring to a A - . . .
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to him, an the go-between between himself k deman ari nomin . I I ]
. Was prices. as quoted On Wednes . I : !
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in table. B lls—Mo� crate supp y sold to a - - Lo 'e-7, April 3rd, a) 1 o'clock , - - 1 I 1 I i P: 0 "
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sud the Government, and inainuated that. stead I P. M., on . , Conoe sion 1. �, Hullott, pening� , ; F -
y demand at ubehanged prices. Milch J farm stock and implema�fite. John Row- . - Our Spring Millinery 0 ,
. Mr. Cameron made this offer at the instance 11 . I . ,
- a - Cows—Very I few milchers were offered. land, proprietor - Thonriai Brom n, auction. I I : T 8 � i ing Season .
M-ination Mr. Cook got ear. I I � . I
In his exa ranged from $30 to $45 a head. Sheep i ;
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at with the knowledge of Sir Rich rd Cart Price
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I ore a 0ifle firmer, export ewes were. , - 'a I I i �
-hursday, April U Frid y and 8 rich �9th an . ,
I oilong very nicely and told a tolerably I . On T , at I o'clock p. ! � - .
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I ,straight and plausible story, bat under selling at $3 to $3.60 per owt, and butchers' m., on �Lob 9, Concemsi n 4, McKi I llop. i . . I
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croaa-examination by Mr. Blake he com. sheep at �2.$p 1 r 8 k sai Im lements, Henry Me. ,
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-lotel broke down, contradicting himself good, -L%m .- 0 kings sold to a Oardlo, Oopriot 3r ; Roa. Brown, auction- ' t: intere st to
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� � F Y 1. good de i r , . , Our Spring Millineiy Opening will mark an event of paramoun, -
� 'In many of his former statements and refut MAO at er prices of $4.50 to ear. I . . � . . I
. ver other questions put to him. P. 10 per emb for ohoce stock. All offer- , every woman within reach of this store. It is our opening display � of Spring :. F 1901
ing to anov On Mc uday. A )ril 8 bh sit I o'cl ek p. m I 0
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� old. Hc go—Seleeto advanced on JLot 20, Con 3essi rt, fa ; . . I
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. raorose-examination his memory was not 11"919 were � r;; Millinery, when Dame Fashion, will hold court for her many de otees, and ;
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.. nearlyAcy accurate as in his first examination. 37jo perowt, [to $6.50, and fate and lights - stock w �thout � r, wervT J*ohHnit 0, Roach, spread before them a fascinating array, of the approved creations aiiiii 6oncep- _q__1P__1P__#__9__9__# -I- If--*--@
� : 25o per 8wt t 86.50. The feelia � was firm. proprid . t(r; Thos Brown, suctioi or. � . , -If--4-4r a a a * I i i i i i 11 !44-1111 !� !4
�a Tbe Globe's Ottams correspondent says ' 17 4)- � � . tiojis in headgear for t ,
- The case which Mr. Berman H. Cook has M ONTI� Eir Marchft The butchers were I . . - this season. We're not inclined to be boas f ul of our . - X
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attempted to make out virtually collapsed preterit lin arge numb ra and trade was 'IMPORTANT - achieVement!j,.but it is far from an idle boast to say that Blyth bas 1*er seen Atte
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I ag. The witness underwent a . 0�, - 0 same as on last 1. ZN40TIO�tl. 1� such a beftlitifiil display *,of millinery elegance and excellence as will I ibe opened . , , nery pening
. good, wi�h 0, iceb abi �t tt i I d our Cr--n;d Milli 0 .
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this morn! Thursda�.'s arket. .Prime beeves sold at i4a by If iss �
three hours) cross -examination from Mr. . f I RED 0 FOR SALE.-' e und reigned has out at this store on Frid-,'ay, the 29th inst. Miss Baker, accompan !,,� . - . i
' from 4i �o q,J per pot ad, pretty good. stock S for es e 225 buEbolo of will] Ito D3 ish oats fo . �
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Blake, with humiliating results to :himself.' at from' Ir toAjo , &nil the common animal@ seed, Prl�o 8 a a @ el, R.0 T. DO DS, Lot , I` Jameson, spent six weeks in the different millinery centres, where they copied 1
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Mr. Cook's memory was frequently faulty in - . at Concessioni 9, MCKIII P. , 1737xl ' - , -- J give ,our APR ,
,.the extreme, while statements upon vital at froml2h-to�3jc per 3oundi 0A ves sold , - ,all the new'ideas an�d late,it designs, and they are now prepared ti; J
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:p�inte, when d have been clear from 82 to $8 each. Old sheep a iNIONEY TO LOA .-To loon'on firit Mortgage customefs rdial invitation is extended to all to visi out grand
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were vague and general: He 3J to nearly ,4t per pomd, iarling lambs. at .on " rn prop ty, tMM $1,000 to 8 .600 � � We exten'd a cordial invitation to our customers and the public geu-
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. sud explicit, thoughts and beliefs where from 4� to 50 per pound. Aierin'g lambs sold funds.i A. r y at Tn EXPOSITOR OMPO, oXfOrW"to opening. I � . �
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defluite and positive language was de. from $4 to $5.5) each. F kt hogs are _ - . I I .
manded, and rarely could he be induced to slightly higher in price, sellingat about 6jo � C.ALE31=1, .,&1T3:) (3 W:M VMICIM I - lady who canpossibly avail herself of the opportunity, sliould miss our Grand
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er pound, weighed o# the care. L: for @ a ohro', 0 thdrou hbred D rbarrk bull - Spring TMillinetly Opening. Much care and skill have gone to th6 perfecting of
swear to istatements Positively. The effect P , old, fron 4 Irnporte sto-3k, Iso severA - I ' I 0 0
is offered BUFFALO, March i26 -Cattle -Good to three year ,� � 6H the collectiO 3,� which is complete !in the minu
,of the testimony and correspondenc good gene I ur o horses fir in 8 to I years old, M(I]E� . . . - � test detail. No words begin, to
. daring the morning was that, for four years beat smooth fat expo4 catt)e ol desirable heavy dr%ugbt olding comh g two d a heavy .J . INNON .& CO., BLYT . convey t'c your;;n1ii1ds the beauty� and richness of out trimmed hats, arid as
juality, $5.50 to $6.60 ; good to%est, 64.85 a i I
. mr. Cook labored unceasingly to be appointe draughb yoarlin Al yj b3th extra go 3, WAL I ---I-- weeks of c aration have been devoted to the collectiagg of* everything
to $5 ; 8hippiag-steere, $4.60, to $4.75 ; er. BUBOLZ, gilio dvil e. . 1787x2 . il - *-- I I ef 41' PIQP � ?1)
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�ed to the Senate. To this end he corres port bulls, choice -to extra, $4 to $4.25 , I ;, . . that is Wes� and newest, we trn0t.lour customers and public will avail them- .
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I I good to choice butcher steers,$4.25 to $4,,,50-;- , I V to , i . � kelves of, thl opportunity o seei�g it at its best on April 3rd and 4th.
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%nister in the Cabinet. In his letters ' . 3are -rishig 6 years Ad and I tool ?oil a � , : , . I
good to best btiteher oteerm, $4 to . $4, r u dahe r'Je, will fcal about.tho 15th of my. Will . I - . � � I .
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against "muzzling the ox that treaded good to best fait balls, $3,25 to. .9,3.50; to so don I romonablic terms. - Apply to R, SCAR. ,
) feeder bulls, 83 to $3, 5 ; stock ulls, $2 75 LETT, Wipthrop, . ' 17373x, 8 � A I I I I -
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out the corn.' At another time - he —, - 11 I . G --
pathetically wrote .that 11 hf,pe defer. to $3.25 ; y - glers, good to choice, - 11 . ! Dres.s 1: ods Clothin
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1 83 . 75 to 84 ; �good to Ohoice fat bows, 83 25 ... . I I 9
. red maketh the heart , sick," Uri APLEMENTS,-Mr.Thos. 3rown ha 'been In i � i .
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I I I .* I L U to $3.50 ; extra fat cows, 84 ; fat cows. strioted b Mr. Rloh� ird Barry o sell by ublio sue: HIRDARE AR9111 i i I I
-UOOK made severn a as one W Lie
were damaging to his case, but the moat
. striking were those wherein he confessed
I that long subsequent to the time at which
. the alle ed attempt was made to extract
money from him by an agent of the Govern.
ment, he, wrote complimentary letters to
Sir Wilfrid La-urier, Sir Richard Cartwright
� and Hon. David iNlille. .
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I I � Mr. Archib-41d S. Thom, a young man
of tiventy years of aLye, youngest son of Mr.
I Archibald Thom, of St. Paul's station, died
. . at Winnipeg, on Monday, March 18th. Mr.
Thom was a hook -keeper in a wholesale
I house at Winnipeg, having gone west some
two years ago. Recently his health failed,
. and, he took a trip to California in the hope
that ' he might ba benefitted. He grew
. . worse and was on his way home to St.Paul's
� when he was taken so ill - that he was ob-
liged to stop off at Winnipeg, where he
. . passed away on the Monday.
-.Rr. Rose, of Newmarket, has a sta.bl le
]it by e4'ectrieity. The incandescent lamps
. are on cordn and can be moved from place
, to place., James Cowan, with wet hands
and feet sopping wet, undertook to move -
-01113 of these lamps on Wiednesday, after
. turning the current on, but the current ran
� - through his body, and he couldn't let go._
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� hand, which only made him a. greater pris.
I oner, and when Mr. Ross and Mr. Collins,
who heard his f�,houts, arrived, Mr. Cowan
I was doubled upon the -floor, still hanging
tenaciously to the glass globe. On trying
i to lift him up, both received a shook. When
liberated, Mr. Cowan found both his hands
badly burned. -
-Mr. Thomas Kaarns, who was born
-near Woodstock, Oxford county, 39 years
ago, was, ten years ac -o a day laborer at a
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mine near Park City, Utah. After his
day's work was done he worked a claim of
his own adjoining it, His mine turned ,out
. to be one of the richest in the state. He is
now . a multi -millionaire and repre3ents
I- �Lftah in the American Senate and is presi-
. . dent and leading man in several railway
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enterprises, He recently gave $50,000 tn
found an orphanage in Salt Lake City and
. ,$10,000 towards the building of a great new
cathedral. Such are the fortunes of Aife
and sometimes the rewardis of pluck and
industry.
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MARK.FY.PB, .
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I SEAFORTH. March 2S, 1901
I Fall Wheat (now), Standard...... .. . - $0 68 to $0 65
SprWg Wheat par buahol, -... ,..,. .. 0 00 to 0 66
OAta per bushel-- ---- o
pa&9 per buebol- - � - - - :,:.-. 0 60. to 0 60
FWley per buehoi. - - -.... 0 88 to 0 40
Butter, No. 1. locm - - ... 0 16 to 0 16
Bujter,tub-.-- -. -...... 0 15 to 0 16
. EZgs per doz- - - - - - 0 0 to 0 11
Flour, per 100 20- - - - - ... - - .... 2 0) to 2 00
11&y per ton now� .. - - .. 7 00 to 8 00
111des p5r 103 13.. .. - - -... -- " " 4 60 to 6 00
Stioap, skina............ ... ......
Wool .......... .. . - 0 16 to 0 17
1 pjj%l000 per buuh (no,.v), - ...,- - 0'26 to 0 30
Salt, (retail) per bsxrel- -.... I 00 to 0 00
W7od per oord (long)--- - - 4 00 to 4 25
W)odparoord (*hor*)..--,.-,- 2 OD to 2 26
1, A pies perbag----...... 0 60 to 0 90
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. TImAby Seed ,,. -.... - I t
Por%-, por loo lbg _ .. _ 9., _ _ .. .. - _ _ 6,60 to 7 00
T%Vow, per Ib-- - -.-- - - 1
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. ings are liberal, there is a fair dema'nd only,
pricesare steady at 16c for the beat
large and pound dairy rolls. Medium and
low grade rolls are icluoted' at 12 to 15c.
. Tabs, are steady at 12 to 14c. Creamery
I printa are steady at 21 to 23c, and &olids are
� dull at 19 to 20c. F' ,ggs_The market is
steady, owing to light offerings. We quote
12�c per dezen.
� MONTREAL, March 26 -Cheese -Business
� is very quiet and quotations are 9,:11 to 9,�c
1 . for white, and 91 to 9,,;3 for colored. But-
ter -There is a w3iall jobbing trade in fresh
. creamery at t22o ; held dadry is quoted at 15
to, 15&c� E ggs-There is a fair demand at
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I Tonosiro, March 26 -Wheat, white, 603,; 1
red, 69c ; goose, 66.1 to 67c ; spring, 71c ;
barley, 47c ; oats, 34jo ;. peas, 60o ; hay,
$15) to $16 ; straw, $10. Potatoes�The mar -
I ket is K'teady, Car -lots on track here are
� quoted at 29 to 32c per bag, and potatoes
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� out of store %re wortili 40a. Millfeed
I . steady at $15.50 for cars of shorts,and $14.50-
. for bran in car lots west, and some mills
- are getting $1 to $1.51) more.
l,1vp1w()of,, March 26 -Spot wheat firm ;
No. I standard California, 6i 3�,d to 63 4d ;
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Walla. no stock ; No. 2 red winter. 69 I d to
I 83 1W ; No. 1 northern spring, Ga 2;0 to - 6 -i
4W ; futures quiet ; May 6a ,I'd, July 68 ;d.
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ToRWNTO, March 26 -The feature of the
� market here is the strength of red clover,
the demand for which is active. Stocks are
small, We quote for job lot,g here :-Alsike,
$6.-io to $8.50 per bushel ; red clover, $6.75
to $7.80 per bushel ; timothy, $2 40 to.$3.2
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- TORONTO, March 26 -There is a good de.
l I � mand for fresh killed, the receipts are light
and the market is steady to firm for the beat
istock, Prices dre uominally unchanged at
11. to 12a for turkeys, 7 to 8c for geese, and
1 50 to 803 for chickens. I
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I - Unm)ux, England, March -26-United
- 81ta-teB cattle, Qd,; sheep, 7 �d. .
Li-vFmi-ocr.., .March 26 -Canadian cattle,
61,fl ; no sheep ; trade firm. .
�'Tol'.ONTO, March 27.-Ca�tle-E'xport-
Offerings were fairly large and demand a
little better. 'Prices for choice ranged from
I *q..60 to $,-) per cwt,, and the lighter stock'
at .',-4 toc,,-4.50 per cwt., the latter price be-
3� for feeders used as light shippers, But -
I cilhers�-Thcre was a larger supply and
ateady demand. Prices were about the
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good to eXtrr(, 8,3.715 to $4 ; fat heifers,
choice to extra, 84 to $4.25 ; light but-
chers', $3.75 to $4 ; Canada stookeral 800
9ounds, $3.75 to $4 ; , good to choice, do.,
3 25 to 83;70' ; com, on. anrl stock heii.ferej
$2.75 to $3 � stock atii ore, good to beat, $3.75
to $4 ; common to g(od do,,
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,,�25 to $3.50.;
feeders, $4,25 to $A0 ; a feeders,
good to oboice,S3 80 to $4 ; Uans a sto(;kers,
common to good, $125 to $3 '75 ; Canada
calves, choice to extra, of good olor, $4.25
to $4.55 ; common do., .$9.20 to $3150.
Sheep and i'L,kmbB-H-andy naave lambs,
$5.75 to $�,85 ; good to choice, $5.50 to
$5.75 ; common to fair, $5,75 to 85 80 ; cliP-'-
pod lambs, '47;5 to $5i.25 ; sheep, yearlings,
$5.10 to $5.35;.we era, $4.8(, to $5,25 ;
heav� western to handy nativ , $4.85 to
$5 25. All the off6ringe were so d,'and the
close was full steady to 6rm,' Hoga-Oppni
ed dull and 10,to 20clower, witl a total o
101 loads. on, sale. Fancy heavy , ioge,firm,on
the basis of $6.15 ; m xed, $6 t $6.05 ; on
Yorkers the, market was $6 on the desirable
grades, and pigs generally at $6, 1 wV,h a few
M cy I 183 , $5 25 to
e,aleti at lower figu , ; ro u
$5 50 ; ,stagg, $4 50,t $4 75. e close, was
easy to 5c lower on the undesir ble grades -
and steady on the good kind. .
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Baffik,of Com - erce I
CAPITAL(PAID P) .
Eight Mi'llion Dollan $0,000,000.
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SEAFORTH BRANCH.', --
A generall Banking bus[ son tran-
sacted. Farmers' Noitos discounted,
and spectal, attention 9hren to the
collection.of Sale Notes. . .
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SAV I N 6S' BA N K.-' I nterest al I ow -
ed on depli.sits- of $1, and iu�p*ards.
Special facilities for tran,section of
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businoss 1�i the Klondike ;)i9trict,
Money Orders, payable JLt any bark, issued" At the
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Under 1 $10 .05 920 to. $30' .12
1 : . 010 to $20 .10 e8O to 060 .14
F. 11OLhIE9 ED I I F. 9. 0. MINTY,
solloltor� � I Manager.
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DRADSHAW-4n Morris, on March 15th, the wif(-
ot hir 11, rad-sbaw, of t In s3no. Both (lied the
following diy. I
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11ARRIS-In G-rdy, on -March 14th, I he wife of Mr.
W. W. narrisi; of a da ighter. I .
LOWE-InG.�v, on Idar-h 17t.h,th� wife of Mr.
John LoTe, of a daug itar. �
CLAhKE-In urqlton Ea3t, on March 18!li, the wife
of Mr. jsn,,es 11, Clarlic, of a daug),hter.
THOMPSON-At Fitr(lubar, on Marot 20th, the wife
of hir. Johu Thom pso, 1, of a son.
REILLY-South Edy, Stephen, on M rch 18th, ih,
wife of Mr. Wmi: G. RqIlly, of a dinghter.
PARK -On March 16th, Gasbei line, Stxnley, I lie
wife of Mr. John Paric, of a son. I
McCLINCHEY-On -gar(.b 1Gl;b,Goah(n line,Stanley,
. th3 wife c f Kr. David UcClinohe3 of a daughter.
TEBBUTT--la Goderich township, on March lith,
tho wife of Mr. A. Tebbubt, of a son,
McCONNELL-In Goderich, on Mar loth , the wife
I of Air. John McConnell, of a son. 1
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WIVIER-GAUHAN-Ab the residence of the
bride's pirents, Hay on March 21 ob b * vRev, Mr.
Finkbeiner, Mr. f�(-ih Witmer, t� Miss Mary
Gidlitian, both of Ray �
WILWAMS-GOLLEY-z t St. Paul' rectory, WiNg.
hani, on Blarch 20th, by Rev, Win Lowe, assisted
by Rev. Rural Dean Hodging, of Seaforlih, Miss
m!nnie Golle,%, to Mr. Lutheir J. Willising, both
ofAforrio. , '
STRACIJAN�Af U RDOOHr-At Luckr ow, on , HArch
20th, by Rei. A. bfcK!sv, Mr. Jawes Strachan, of .
Toronto ' to Miss Kabe Murdooh, of Lucknow. -
DARLI NGL0',1JG LEY- kt the residence of the
� bride's parents, by Roe. A 13 Farney, on Marob
13th, Mr. Cykus to Darlifthr, of Manitoba, to
. Miss Annie: Urmome ,ongloy, d tughter of Mr,
Andrew L ley, of .1. owlek. I
LG�,�RSO',q-At the residence of the
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bride's tithe , on Mi rch 13th, by Rev. W; T.
� Hall, of Arthur, Mr,J inioi Tayl) ' %to Billie Jennie,
daughter of Mr. Fln1 ty Anderec u, all of East
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FEIAR-FORREST-lo h orrip on March 20th, by
Rev. D. Ro�er�, Mr. i arry'rear, to Miss Aguas
Forreit, all bf Morrig,l I
PERRIE-McNAIR-In Gircy, o M h thby Rev,
D. Parrie, of Nflogrh% i brothe of the glo�nl,
A8818t8d by Rev. D. B ,McRao, Cranbrook, Mr.
JOIA09 Porrib, to: Mis Jessie, d ughter of Mr.
James MoNqir. I
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JOTTSCIIALK I On March 1061 Lula, youngy(�)t
, child of Afr,�'and Mr�, D�i.vld �5'11tsohalk, of Zur-
itsh, -agod- 3 yoarv. I .
PARI( -At the Ociallicn lir e, Stanley, ori Nfiirch 20th
Annie W. blorriecin,imile of Mr. John H. lla,l�',
aged �8 yen; 9, 3 mop i h9 and 8 dD ys.
(�R.AJIAM-ln tanley ownsbip, )n March 19'u,h,
MIS. Williat Grahani agOJ 60 Y 3ars.
MURRAY-In . ondon, c n March 17W Julia Me-
Cowani wift or Mr. )avid Murray, formerly uf
13a .0 Gld, a �d 41 yoa,�P.
HARTiN-411 44 Wawitliosb, an Alin,re,li 19bb, John .
Martin ge�l 60 ye2raland 11 months. .
HAST,.Log-a Io Win1rharn, on March loth, Williain
llastlng,, agead 34 years, 2 nionths'and 10 days.
ivirEELENS-ln Turnberry, on Afarah 18th, Willistn
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811EPRE-RD-1 Goderlob township, on ,March 16tb,
Margaret.Forguaon, wifo of Mr. John Shepherd,
fixed 78 yen ro and 1"tipnth. ...
CLARK -In Cri ditoo, on Mar(h 18th, Jane Clark,
rellat Of t10 JAtO W11111MI Cl%rk, formerly of
- L'Bborno, iqed go ycars and 9 tronthe. . �
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To write for our new catalo ue it you are
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!nterested ink' -the selection of he best school
in which to �rain for business ursuits. The -
Central BusiJoess College, To onto, employs
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eleven regul�r teachers, owns 60 typewrit-
ina mach and u6es 20 sple did rooms -in
itW work. i'le" us cour0s are thorough aud
practical an its students and araduates are
in btrong de�and. ' Winter te r�i from Janu-
ary 2nd. Ebter any tillie after that date,
Vyfe also give splendid course, � i By Mail for
those who c�,nnot attend. our ,school. All
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and Valises in [ vest, shaped trousers, special at $9 1 1�,Tf 1,
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Pure Manila, (660 feel, to . 10 I .", A$ 4 � 41 ..
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Address 9,11 comm.1 31cationg, with renilttr�noes, to
J, M. PLAri, W ,don Fe.nitentlary, Kingston,
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white yoke, va iety of color.q, all sizes .
bushels, If yoti, want to use it this Spring, place yc,Lir order w�.thout delay. I I I Several odd licts of lace curtabi.,i � I
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some weakdr solution made for othez purposes. I � I ; . . -1 �
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free of cairia.ge same as if bomflit at our store. If your dealer has not a sample insertion 4 ohisteriof tucks, at 811-25. -1 . .
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NEXT DOOR NORTH OF PICKARD-8, i' � gandie w �ists, )vith 0 ur stook, We are z,howing.t - � I I .
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Township Of jgy,up to Monday IN 8th day of AI)TH, Wholeoal and RetailDealer in � � . I
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1901, for the ,onstluotion of the following drainagel Lumber, Lat Shingles.1 -Cedar Post " 1p I& & Coo DIREOT - . .
works: Rae and W(8t; Bianchos South 7560 cubic I . '
yards, East I rancif Noith lao2o cubic yards; We6t, nd Timber'l s Wife �PKK AbBy IMP 0 RTERS �
12077 cubic yards. Tendero must bo ' Milo i I
Branch Sort k to of the beat uality of He ok � .
so parate for .... h Branch. Plans and Profiles may our luu)ber 00 r . �
be seen at thi 3 office of ihe'underftned. satisfac- and Pine, manufacture . Any amount of I ' I . � � �
re required to be furnished by the eon- Red Cedar IZI always on d. Bd% 0ang )P�001te Buildin , Comer XsW tAd Muket Sta,, Seaforth. I - ��
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