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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-03-18, Page 5°: .rlf'J"' � ' Farsighted-"—� Or near sigghted people rind vision fairly comfortable for it time only bV the removal of their book or paper tort further of nearer point than the natural distance. But even with these attemlps to remedy their defect, yet after reading for some tinge, the print blurs, the eyes pain and aches or run water and tike head may ache too. Proper Glasses . . —make vision--- __,,,n�Perfectly Comfortable at natural distance, removing and preventing all these troubles that arise fruru overstrain on muscles of the eye. We Kgow How fitthe ygroou withto- per glasses because eve have learnod hem, practically, in the Optical In- stitute of Canada. Test free, glasses at model ate pr ices laud your money back if 1nonot(�satisfled. DRUAlla ' ikon OPTIISTS CIANS. ( THEY -SATISFY -ALWAYS. Their Blood -Building Iron Pills Are the only guaranteed System Builder on the market. They purify the blood, build you up and give you satisfaction or—your looneyy back. 25c. a box or 5 boxes $1; from us only. Q -C) TO 1XS3E-_ Town I3 all BARBERSHOP —FOR- 3P1M 3T-0L.A88 WORE_ IV. BARES, - - - Prop. y �%i►i �� TORONTO AND STRATFORD, ONT. Unquestionably the Leading Commercial Schools of the Dominann; Advantages Best in Canada, Students may enter at any time. Write to either eobool for catalogues and mention this paper. 8IIAW & ELLIOTT, Principals. Are You Goin to Manitoba, NORTH WEST 'TERRITORIES or any point in the Western States? THE Pe Pao Conn is ons are undoubtedly the best and rates the lowest. =FULL PARTICULARS FROM— A r T. Cooper, C. P. R. AGENT, CLINTON, ONT. J. B. Rumball, The Leading Jeweler. __ Our Goods are the Best in the Market and our Prices the Lowest. Central Telephone Exchange. 100 VOICES 'WANTED —FOR THE NF,XT-- Choral Society Concert Which will be held in the 1st week of April. The offivers of the Hocioty are Ho enemiraged by the very successful gathering of so many of the musical people of Clinton in the past con- cert that they have been warranted in securingq the services of the ver talented and ava:csRful conductor MR. ItTITURVAN H.McDONAIA' of London, who will give Ruch vahrablr assistance to the Society that nn nlasival person should miss this opportunity, and In addition to the 60 members there is room for 40 more. Rules that will govern this `tovielyy will be that 20 ctR. be paid to the S erefrry or, •Treas- urer, which is all that is nec•esNary to pay current expenses, and each member buy t.heir own music which will be on sale at KinerHon.R Music Store. Further Information a 1ply to any of the officers. lot Rehearsal, Thursday evening 7.40, over r. JarkRon'A, Hr., store„ A. Cl. BREWER, ERNEST HOLMES. Pres. Sec.-TrArw. Know What You Chew ''`�y ion Iptua V free from the Injurious colortng. The more you use of it the better .you like it. VMS ORO. E. TUCKETT A BON CO., xvra HAMILTON, ONT. y'u . 11 .'' �, - ­,,',,�',,­­L�'�,­ _1 :,,,­',,'.'- '. '1` �� � "'. , ''� I ­­ I I �. � I . : , 'I., , , , , ". 11 � " 11 _� " 77,11 .,. ,,'��,''..,,,,.,�,",,,,�,�,�l;",.r.,,',,,,.,,,-,,,,,-,, ,,':__11'�:J. '' _ , —, , �, ''., ­�, i :, �,� ., : '�� ­ 1, � -.:. : �.. .-1 ' '... ,�, I 1, !,.� , 61'4� I .. ;. � �:', . I �� . . �, I I I I � -1 I .I... - . I I � I - ­­_ -p , am I I I -.1. .�­. __ _____ I __ � o_"W�_ . 1. ­ . 11 ­ I...1-1-1-111-1- ____1 i__ ��, ____, -- - .-- I Goderich. umns last week of the death of the I ------- - _____ News Notes. . ST. PATatcV{1 DAY. -Yesterday was above high,)y esteerued gentleman. Thep decetwed, who had lived, in our A division on the Remedial Bill is celebrated last evening by a grand concert in McLean's opera house. midst for a quarter of a century, came fro Motltreal in the expected today, Wednesday, Rev. G. A. Anderson, A ONE TIME PASTOR. - Rev. T, N. conneotiou with erection of the Big Mill and had since pastor of the English Church on the Mohawk re. Campbell, a fewyears since pastor of tilt) North the uprising of that immense building, conducted the vast business connected serve, is dead. Dr. Rowe, streeLIVetllodistc•httrl•li,was present at the funeral of the late Mrs. therewith, The late Mfatthvw Hutch- editor of The American Field, one of the most prominent writ, Acheson and assisted at the obsequies. 18011 hall many charms of character, era oil field sports, is dead. HANO8 Aoatustl TuE ,SEA, .-Tile but no t rait of his nearly three score The total collections on account of moderate attendance at the o )era and t,eu years was more prominent than his suet (Z treatment of Grown lands in the Province of Ontario house house last week when tileahuve uanled dranirt was performed show8 that the in need; fit fact, he was one of during 1806 amounted to $09,090.03.3. David Crain frozen to deii,th appearance. of dramatic eurupanies in those who never scut a deservin eti- tionev away unaided. To those lithisSimeoe was at on Saturday night. Ile was Under ich during lent are out profit- able. The play R'as of the• Bost rind tale employ he was just and indulgent. While ill Montreal he i1toxiented, and had been left to sleep ill the barn, by his father and bruther. it Wits th first class, in Pact altogether• it was the hest ecru ie, Uoderich' wits oil friend, terms Willi the military, and until At a Meeting of the Grand Lunge of death's sumuwns came he was always the Sons of England at Peterboro' the JAttvis Dei,Ew. These noted inusi- pleased with soldiering reruiniseenses creation of district councils was auth. cians appeared bt•fure it large audience or a chat, with iti old veteran. A fav- erized. in Knox church last Wednebday even- orite of his Montreal life, curling, tie Thirteen thousand tailors etre out oil img and dt•lighled their auditors b), brought to Goderich, and eyes in love strike in Chicago, and eight thousand I heir performance. The Hirlgirlg of the first uau)ed gentler o ll being of it high with the old Scotch gaine, he. played it cultil ill -health hide Ili,it leave the ice. union garment -workers will go out on a sympathetic strike. order, while Mr Depew's mastery over ergall ll, anti piano proved hiall iostml- Until the funeral the flags un the pub- lie buildings and the curling rink were Mr. Foster, Dominion Minister of mentalist of rare ability. at half mast, thus mingling public with Finance, tuade a long find powerful appeal Friday on behalf of the Re- - (UL1.EU1.1TE. I'ht' following )1'lVtlte HOCT'Uw. For ninny years Mr• ule:cti;al bill, now before the Fiouse of l)rogranune was presented at the i4eet_ iutt hison wits president of the Board Conlnlons. Ingof the Literary Society on Friday: Iustru►uentalSolo, Miss F:thelNaftel;ail- of Trade, had been a inember of the town arid county councils, was at his Mr. John Baillie for wnu y Years sec - dross, "Ottawa," Mr. Boyo; reading, da•rtlise president of the Goderich Skat- Teta ry of the Irish Protestant Benevo- lent Society of Toronto, and well Mr. Stewart Lane; instrumental duet, Messrs. Hill & Mcb,wan; question ing and Curling.Associatiou, and a director of Other institutions. Had he known in that city, died Friday drawer, Mr. Strang; recitation, Miss been inclined lie might have had any after a protracted illness. Florence Turner; intermission; notes, municipal Or political position in the Mrs. Burnett, wife of Mr. Leonard Miss Charles; lecitation, Mi. Martin; F•ift of the people, but his mind follow- Burnett, Liberal candidate far the Dc - instrumental solo, Miss Strange; recita- Ing it mereantili+ direction, his talents minion elections for South Ontario and tion, Miss Louie Colborne; leading, Mr. were devoted to his large business. it sister of Hon. John Dryden, died Walter Naftel; G. C. L L. S. Journal, Deceased was horn at Largs, Scotland, very soddenly oilWednesday night Miss Mrairnie Dickson; "God Save The in 18•-7, cattle with bis parents to (iftna- front the bursting of a blood vessel. Queen." Q da in 1883 and as educated • t Dr. w It bated ca It is now believed that Mr. France W. SHE Lnwr US EARLY.— The ftincial Black's private school in Montreal. Brown, collector of taxes for the Town of the late Mabel Price took place from Until the age of twenty five he was on of Sault Ste. Marie, who was found ber parents' residence. Stanley street, his fathers farm near the metropolis, dt,ad in his office, was murdered, as on Saturday week last, Rev, Mr. Turn- then he coninlenced businuss in the two bullets had passed through his bull, of St. George's, officiating, A city, was shortly afterward appointed heart. number of floral tributes were upon deputy Hour- inspector, and after toren- Archbishop Walsh has sent a tele - the cabket, showing the friendship and ty year's' service to the head of the de- grain to Senator Casgrain, stating that Sympathy of the donors. Her Sunda • partment, he then entered into part - report published the Quebec - school teacher, Miss Naftel, sent a i nershi with A. W. Ogilvie & Co.,the 1) pets that he approved of Laurier's at - d at wreath of marguerites and carnations; Miss Frtanks, tier teacher fat the Central and continued therein until his death, He married in 1854, Miss Hel- titude oil the school question was an auuactou8 falsehood. School, Miss Rusk, and A few pupils Ia en Ogilvie who survives him, also his live children, Alex., M. D.. Montreal' Dr. Arthur Dueshon, the so-called large boquet of calla lilies, carnations, rtmroses and heliotrope, Mrs. W. D. p of William of Winnipeg, Mrs. Thom, of millionaire murderer of 8t. Louis, who was convicted in the Circuit Court a ye, boquet; Miss Grace Cameron, crescent of begonia blossoms, roar Montreal, and Misses Ella end Fanny, Goderich. The funeral took place from short tune a o of killing his wife and - g ierites, calla lily and smilax; Miss Ethel Williams, carnations; Miss Con- his late residence, Glengowau, on Toles- day afternoon, the interment being in baby' in St. Louis, was yesterday sen tented to be hanged on April lend. nie Holt, calla lily; Miss Frances John- the Maitland cemetery. Service was held Dr. Montague and Secretary Colmer had a long interview Mr. ston, boquet of roses, orange blossonis at the house by Rev. Dr. Ure, D. with Cham - and Pr primroses;sit May p., and Rev. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A., At the hands berlain in regard to the importation of Canadian cattle into the United King- lily; Misses S a�the ultsandVida Belle bo- conclusion mill carri- quet; little Harold Thompson, boquet, ed out the floral offerings and placed dom. They were promised that their and Mrs. Burkholder, myrtle sprays. them in a draped sleigh, where they representations would receive careful A Goon WOMAN LEAv>Ta Us. -On Monday of last the formed a lovely token. The oldest inill employees then curried the casket attention. . Dr. A. V. Burghill, of Chicago, read Werk when news that thea Mrs. George Acheson was dead, to the hearse, and the sad procession his horoscope on Wednesday, and re- circulated few believed it, slued- p started, the pastor of Knox church leading. The Sons of Scotland, two marked that the stars foretold his blindness before death, and on Thurs- larly those who had sat in church with her the previous evening. However, and two, were next; then carne the flowers, followed by the hearse, day night while making experiments the news was too true, enquiry elicit- with Captain Macgregor, Dr. Holmes, and with explosives he destroyed both his eyes. ing the fact that death had followed appopletie fits. Mrs. Acheson, it seems, Messrs Findley of Guelph. A. Cavan, Stratford, D. had reviously suiPered from similar of C. Strachan, Hy. Her - tun, R. Radcliffe and S. Malcomson as and copper mines in the Sudbnry dis- attire s but had on each occasion, after careful nursing, resumed her usual pallbearers. The mourners, who walk- trict during p y K the past year, as reported }� the Or_tario Legislature Friday, active habits. The deceased will be ed part of the distance, were deceased's sons of Montreal, and is estimated at $560,073 ,and the amount much missed by others, besides her bereaved partner, for there are housess. ,Alexander, William of Winnipeg, son-in-law, paid out in wages to the miners at $ 21(►,OOU. in Goderich where her loving nature Gordon Toni,Montreal,grandson rothers-n-lawW On Thursday night Eugene J. Peltier, and generosity will be sorely missed in W. Ogilvie of Montreal and the son of a prosperous farmer in Sand - the days to come. Mrs. Acheson was A. M. Stewart, of New York, his wrich West, Ont., was shot and killed born in Mulloglass, Armagh county, Ireland, and at the age of sixteen came ne ,hew Alex. Hastings, of Montreal by Ernest Trojand, the brother of his sweetheart. Peltier died with his arms with her father to Canada, her mother an F. Jordan of Gud Following each. I'ol ow ng the mourners were the Hrm'senlployees, around Trojand's neck, declaring that having died in her native land. The family settled in Goderich in 1849, and in 1832 each with a mourning band around the arra, then cattle the town council, the shooting was accidental. Mr. J. Wickett, of Bowmfarlville, .luly the deceased was joined it) wedlock's bonds tel the husband she leaves to mourn. Her father diecT in and settle hundred vehicles closing the leng !lire. At the grave Rev. J, A. Ont., was killed almost instantly Fri - dray at the Grand Trunk railway Goderich many years since, and the Anderson, concluding the church c•ere- followed station. He was standing on one of the tracks, looking death of her brother, Samuel Pollock, many will reulemher•. Mrs, i). (lord- hlony, was by the solemn yet pretty ritual of the Sons of Scotland. f at the morning ex - press from Toronto, when the local en, now living in Goderich, is the only Among the many offerings were wreaths from Gen. DrummMr. from Peterborough came along, and him against hurled hiagainst the other. surviving member of t he elder branches of deceased family. The funeral took and Mrs. F. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. At a meeting in Ottawa on Wednes- place from the futuily residence, Vel- son-st., Wednesday afternoon, the re- (,arrow, Messrs. Shorne and Bird, Big ,, Mill employees and Ogilvie Milling Co., (lits evening of the Executive of the Knights of Labour and oth-l- proinin- mains being interred in the family plot in Maitland cemetery. Rev. Joseph 1Vinnipeg; biLsket, Mr. and Mrs. bock- world; [)illows, family and grandchil- ent lahour risen of the city, it wits un - aniinously derided to for(n it Caallac:ian Edge, Rev. T. N. Campbell and Rev. dren; fit. Andrew's cross, W. W. Ogilvie and tions of Scotland; crosses, F-derttion of Labour, which is to he entirely separate fr•oln the United .I. A. Anderson conducted the church service at the house and at the gray(,, Dr, and Mrs. Tit} tor, Kings Uaugliters TK States lahour or anizationH, g and •t very largo number of relatives old Gordon anchor, I). C. Strachan; sheaf of wheat, Mrs. 'it"(' The British imports froth Ca.n: da ill Ili) (I friends were present at the ohsf._February tl airs, The pall-berTrers auris Messrs. J1iss Smith, NV. 1t', Ogilvie and Alex. were font and a half tones gicater than the imporus of February F:. Downing, J. F. Bates, Gen. Cox, }flTstings; (•rown, %V. NV. Ogilvie; v)uiouv viiihleuls, Mrs. I). McDonald, "f the ill -(-year. The imports for Chas.Senger•, R, VV. McKenzie aril A'l-'. Al r. trod Mrs. W. Proudfnot., Dr. and January and Februitly were two land it Hahertsun, and the hicyrle factA)ry em- Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. I{rely, Dr. lull, Kieln, half timer greater t.haati for, the corre- pinyees to the number of 6U lett the Mrs. Floluno Ella . Mr. at)(] sponding Months la';t year. The ex- proceesiun, CIRCULAR CITY 13dti ps_ The Town Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. Dudley Iloimes, Miss Beaumont, Mr -A. Curzon and Mr, and ports from Great Britain to Ouladit. in - creased 21 per cent, ill February, will hold its send niontliv Mrs, F:. Coleman. Admiral Sir Leoniu'd McClintock, meeting on Friday. -'rhe two rar•tly the Arctic explorer, who rornnianded built stores in the Albion 1)], will the Franklin relief expedition in lwm, he again proceeded with this week. tit. Patrick's Day. is living in London, it hale and active Clinton is not, envied in its gond Itic•k - - -- man at the age of 77. He k skeptical ill Kf•tting ten thousand of rho fah' Mr. contributed t(i the lbanlilton ",pect,ator by about. the story of the discovery of the Stavel •'H Money for a lihra.r '. 1{r. 1L y y ' Fri -d. linzc•1, 77 Tom '4t reel, franc his Mothers `vi -iii, monk. North Pole by Nans(•n, point.in nut q C. Cameron. M. P., WAs in town the that. the report, to be enter•taino ser. past week.- -Mr. Jag, Scutt, of (Tinton, (hl (be eig4th (lily of Marc h, iouvly, should have come from Gr-een- visited the circular town (last week A% some people say, Lind, instead of t he Siberian ai(le, Air. It. Ran -ford, w•as in the county St.. Patrick ;it inidnight. Right lion. Walter Long, President town on Saturday, ---Mr•, .I. T. Flicks• of lie first. Haw the day ; of the Board of Agi iculture, stated in Mitchell, wits in town 1•ast. Friday. - 1f r. While others declare I,he British Parliament that 72 erases of R. S. Hays, harriHf.er of Seaforth, sins 'TIVIIR the ninth Ili- was born, ) contagious ple1 m-pneuniorua had been in the county town the past, week. -- An(I 'twas all it inista,ke found in wattle inlpc)rted from the Mrs. S. MPA'Aw•, of GOder•iell• is Cislting Between midnight and morn. i,nited States and sixteen in the cattle friends in Clinton. Mr. Jas. Fair, of importer, froin Canada Rind, Oc•toher, Clinton, with present at the internif fit For mistakes will oreur 1802. What•ver• view the Canadian of the late Mr. Firitchisnn.- Revival In hurry aril, shock, and United States authorities ruight, meetings are still continne'd In the tit) Hotn(, blaIlle(l th(• bal)v. take he rotlld only say that, it, had been North street Methodivt church. A And -mile bharned the i•loc•k ; conclusively proved that the disease Inrge member of risen have been At. Till with all their eroRs-gilt' tdonq was Infections. wnr•k the past week preparing the There wits no one to know George Reynolds, Toronto, son of ground of the old saltblock, nearest If the child slits ton fast Counc•illol• Janles Iteynolds, of Aurora, the station, for tile, new furniture Or the vlork was too slow. Hirt with It rnther serious ace;dent on f.act,ory. ()tit, curlers hesiegetl the Wednevday. While (IrevAing he put curlers of Liwknnw last Frid)1.xv,, hut. Nttw, the first fnclion fight. his necktie fastener in his rnmlt.h and cotdd not, Whip 011.111. Ret•, 1, N. ili old Ireland, they s;ty, in Nnine way tile fastener Wits drawn Camphe•ll preached it hineral Herimin Irl Wa,4 all on acc•nimt, partially (town his windpipe, nearly nrerrlory of the late Mrs. Arhrs)n in Of tit.. Patrirk's birthday; choking him to death. Meni(•al aid the North street Methodist church on Homo fought, for the eighth, was (•&lied in and after eonviderahle Sunday.- The Fink ,jubil(+ HinKKars ap- For the ninth tnom would die; trouble the fastener was extracted. poared if.'Iemper•ance hall nn A(nnday 'I Ifinl that. rnidd not vee straight, }''ting Reynolds will rrrover. evening. here will he n ) scarcity of Sure, they blitekened his eye. Last, year's m&gnifleent harvest, in ire f )r cooling l T,l1ow R this sunliner. Manitoba rand the North-West is cer- Thinggs will Hoon he ready for baying At, last, both the factions tain to attrnrt A, large number of im- the f(nrnd,ition of the new St. Peter's. Sol pOsit.ive Kreav migrants duringg the rnnling spring. -County (perk lAn• had a bad attack That eltch kept the birthday, The movement has niready begun, and Of lis, grippe the past week. I'own So Patrick had two; will soon increase in magnitude. It ('leek Mitchell will Hoon he in his office Till Father Mulrahey, is quiet• poRsible that many get.tlers chair, as he isdaily gnining in Rt.rength. Whn Ahowed t.hetn their Ring, from the United Staates will take up The r T pastor )f o r Knox lurch deliver p delivere( S)Tid, "Sore, ane ronin have farm lands in (' , aniuJian territory. rrlatt )r. Hermon on Sunday evening of vpecial Two birthdays hot• twins." y The exodus" rosy then he a matter i interest. t,n RaiiorR anti fishermen. -Dr. for alarm inHhcarl of pleitsnre to Uncle Hutchison, who had been at tending his He vasa, "BnyR, don't he fighting Sam fn ,hen's funeral, returned toMont.real For eigqht or for nine; The Canadian Minister of Agricul- on Wednesday. Mrs. (Rev.) Mark Be not. Itvn.ys (Iivided, tore, Mi. Montague, has bud an inter. Tiirnhull is visiting in London, Miss But. Romet.imeH enrrlbine- - view with Mr. JOAeph Chamberlain, Nlo-Donagh fins returned from her visit Combine Pight, with nine, and has urged that the evidence is enn- ui i)etroit. The Gun Chib had the And Reventeen is the mark ; clu%ive that Canadian cattle are free usual shoot on Friday. An engineer Let that, be big birthday." from disease, and stated that Canada wAs in town on Friday and Saturday "Amen t" RayAthe clerk. is confidently expecting that the exist to report on the best inethc•d of gettin ing restrictions should he removed, water from the lake, Itis reported that manager If. 1,orkwood, of the Then they all gqot. blind drunk, Whirl rnmpleted their bliss and not made permanent. Mr. Cham - berlain promised that the Imperial Rank of MOntreal,will Ipave town Rhnrt - And the ve kept, n the Y' r r practice Government would carefully consider ly to take charge of a hranc•h in Nova From that day t) this. the matter. Scotia, -Mrs. Willoughby, daughter of Our t Mr. E. Graham, died --- __ The sooner you begin to fight thetownsman, last week and the remains were in- terred in Maitland cemetery Friday Ladies clean your kid gloves with flre, the more easily it may he extingu- {shed. The sooner you begin taaking on in presence of a large number of .Josephine (;love Cleaner for sale only by dyer's Sat•saparill& for your blood-dis- friends. HodgenR Bros., sole Agents for the Perrin. FrorPra and Alexandria Kid ease, the easier will be the cure. in THF, LATE MATTHF,w HITTCHTROV, Gloves in all the most desirable.Ahades, both crises, delay iA dangerous, if not fatal. Be sure you get Ayer's and no Brief mention was made in these eol- dressed and undressed, laceand button. other. u" L, a . THEO,it.r YY AI B PERRIN BLOOK, Having secured the tnost moderu powt and general repair of Bicycles, requirements of the general pu have a call to see what we have We carry all the most modern sup] superior Bicycles as THE ECLIPSE, made in Elmira, N( GRIFFITN LEADER, 1 All first-class wheels. In quality and 1. best in tate warket and fully go Come and see us ill the Perrin Block. this space fr()Irr this tittle erlwa _____ DtARKE',r f2L•'POK'l'S.R T� (Uurreutod every Tuesday afternoon.) CLINTON. Fall Wheat ................... 0 75 to 0 76 Barley .......................... 0 30 to 0 •10 Uats............................. U 22 to 0 24 Peas........... 0 48 tc 0 50 Potatoes, per bush,......... U 15 to 0 20 Butter .......................... # 44 to 0 15 Eggs per doz............... .C;'D 13 to 0 14 day ............................... 9 UU tol3 00 Cordwood ................... 3 00 to 3 50 Beef ...................... ...... 3 75 to 5 00 Wool .............................. U 18 to U l8 TORONTO LIVE STUCK MARKET. Milch cows, each ...... $20 00 to $35 00 Butchers' ' •> rebels' •ho' • � • choice C-tl t I tecwt3( 1U to 3 ..5 Butchers' coil). cattle, cwt 2 25 to 250 Export Bulls, per tout..... 2 25 to 350 Stockers per cwt....... , ..2 00 to `- 50 Feeders, pt'r cwt ........... 2 75 to 3 25 Sheep, Per cwt....... , ....2 50 to 275 Lambs, per cwt........... 3 50 to 4 25 Calves, per head....... , .. 4 0U to 650 Bacon hogs, per cwt....... 3 80 to 300 Store hugs, cwt. , , . , ....... 365 to 3 75 Heavy hogs, cwt ........... i 70 to 3 75 Light hogs, per cwt...... , 3 7U to i 80 Sows per cwt ............ ..3 M to 325 Stags, per cwt ...... . ...... 2 W to 2 25 TORONTO FARMERS' MARKET. Wheat, white .... .....$ 82 to $ 00 do red ................ 82 to 00 do goose.............. 62:} to 00 Peas .................... 50 to 00 Buckwheat ............. 39 to O() Barley ...... . .......... 40 to 4:3 Oats ..................... 28 to 20 Rye ......... ........... 40.1 to W Hay bundle.............17 00 to18 00 Straw, bundle .......... 13 00 to W do loose..............10 00 toll 00 Eggs, new laid.......... 17 to 18 Chickens ............... 40 to 70 Butter, lb. rolls......... 17 to 18 Tubs, dairy.. ........ 13 to 17 Ducks .................. 60 to 80 Turkeys ................ 8 to 11 (Deese .................. 5 to 6} Potatoes ....... ... .... 25 to 30 Dressed hogs........... 4:30 to 4 80 Beef, hindquarters...... 500 to 7 00 do forequarters...... 250 to 3 75 Veal . 550 to 7 50 Lamb........... .... 5 50 to 6 W MONTItEAL MARKETS. Grain -The local grain rnarketis dull and unchanged. Wheat --No. 1 hard, nominal; wheat, No. 2 hard, nominal; corn, duty paid, nominal; peas, per 60 lbs. in store. 58L to 59c; ants, Ontario, No. 2, in store, 30c; oats, No. I, in store, 31c; rye. No. 2, noinitial; barley, feed,' 37c to 39c; barley, 51c• to 33c; buck- wheat, pbr hu, 39c to 40c. Cheese -It is reported that 100 boxes Of fall make have been sold over the cable at equal to 8kc here, and 5U0 boxes of Quebec fall at equal to 8i here. Stocks here are pretty low now, most of it beingg held oil Engglish account. In fact there are hal•llly any sumau'r' goods for Rale. Butter• -There is a fair inquiry for butter and price, are well maintained. Creartiery iH qunt.ed at -]c to 29> ,- township~, laic to •19c; western, 14c to Mw. Eggs... -The market is steady, under it fair demand. Fresh sell ;it 17c to 18}e; ,fined, 8yc to i0c; refrigerator stock, 8c• to 9c. BIRTHS. ill's•r. In Exeter, on March 7th, the wife of Rev. E: W. Hunt, of a son. wAI.KRa. In Turnberryy, on March lith, the wife of Mr. (llo. Walker, fi line, of it ofitughter. WII,I,IAMSON.._In Winghant, on March 50h, Nlrv. Won. Williamson of it diauKhter. MAGUIRF. lit w'inghanl, on March 9th, the avife of Janie, MaKulre, of R rdaughtt,r. (i II R0 v. in Clinton, on Marr•h with, the wife of Mr..1. ('. (Wroy, of it son. I)nwzh;K. In Detroit, on March the9th, tilt, wife of Mr. W. L. Downer, late of (Tinton, of a dauKhGlr. M tsov. in Fast Wawanosh, on Marsh Nth, the wife of Afr. John Mrwon, of a Hun. litwiN. in Winghani, on Mareli •1n1, flit. tvirr of Dr. A. ,1. im In, of a daughter. 31ARRiAGES. (i LRFNHrnF:H SwornF:to). In (Tinton, on the )th Inst., by R, -v. W..1. Ford. Mr. It.Orat,nsides, to Luny, youngest daughter of Mr..l. L. She herr!, all of Clinton. HKAMAN Rov. At thr residence of the bride's brother, McKillop, by Ifev. w'. M. Pomeroy, on March 4th, Mr. N m. Heantsn, of Fa®tor, to WAq Phrobc, slaughter of Mr. ThoN. Itoe, of aeaforth. ItKF%'F IRWIN. At. the resldenve fir the ,rdde'•t father, tieaforth, nn Wv(Inrgdu'v, \larch lthl by Lha Row. Mural Doan Ii(xIginv, m, lorof +t. Phomas' Omre h, Mr. A. 'r. lteeves In Mlw Ihtrulhy Irwin, daughter of Mr. JAMPk Irwin, all of zafort h FKltor•i1nN MAgrr.l,. At the rnsldenro of iliv )ride's father. by Itev..I. S. Fisher, on March th, Mr. Robert Ferg nson, In M fas Finma Mag lll, laughter of Mr. I(obert Magill, all of Iiowli-k. Mt•soaovx Wool). At the longe. WIng rant, on Wednevday, the Ilth inst., by tilt, ltev, ). Perrie Mr. John MgRKrove, to Miss Agnns .voal, all of Turnborry. HeoTT HANNKRMAN. A1.thernsfrlenceofM,r. fohn Hutherland. Kinin°R• h, on We,lnewlay the th Inst.. by itev. A. Mw,kay, Lurknnty, Mr. Xm. Hnnry Scott. of Klnlnss, to Jtisq 1.(4111 iannnrmRii. DEATHS r T >Ra.aNc F.. in flcxin r ri h rnwnshlp, on Thorn fly Mart,h 5th, 1ROR, Margaret. Torranr, relict tiro late John Tormnee, aged 79 yearq. ACHRsow,N. in GOdArieh, on Monday,Mamh th, IAN. Sarah, beloved wife of fano, ArheHon, ,god (i.9 yearn and 2 months. HuTcursox. At, his residence, Olenggnwan ;o derinh, on March Rth, Matthew Hntohls In, 4 )gilvlo St HntnhiRon,In hip MIA year. RmTT. in Myth, on March 5tlr, MrR..Jart)oa Mott, aged 62 years and 10 month., PARKIM In Morri., on Monday, March 9th, f da ret, rellet of the late Charles Parkor, god 97 years, DKVNTRON, - At Glencar, Treland, on Fob. 21st, Ree. Jane Dennison, eldeRt AlAter of Itev, .1. w. lolmea, of Clinton, aged 76 yearn. MCMURRAT. -In E ondvllle. on March 9th, dargaret McKay, relict of the late Wm. Mr. Rnrmy, of Tucker•smith, and mother of John 4eMnm►y, of Clinton, aged 77 yeara. Mr. Sinton Roy, a prominent citizen ,f Berlin, Ont., after eating a heartyy [inner, suddenly fell on the floor, dead. Che decertRed, who wasseventy One rears of apse, wall a well-known author- ty an horticulture. M ICYCiaE CO.;, - OLINTON. ,r and machinery fur the luanuffacturt, we are in a position to look aft'Ir the blit ill that line, and will be pleased to ,lies and repairs, and handle such Iw York—THE IIP -TO -DATE, THE loth made in Toronto— rice, these NVheels are among the very taranteed, rd If you want a, "cheap„ Wheel, watch . Read -�Ia - - --- _1 - Clothing We have addod to our stock alineuT heady -to -wear (Tooling, New (foods, Huai (;odds, well made, well trilnlaod, and of the lutest sty Its. 5111ee we have been LI businuss weint r•upuatedly boon asked for what is eom- rnunit- tern)ud A FIACK-ABOUT 'U'1'1, and fu orJoir to be able to Hupply evor •thing a an wants ht the line of woolylm end wu thought it advisable to put in Ready -wades, so we call ugrce with cvurY man in tiro price of clothing. We have men's suits from six to.ten dol litl•s ' It les folly Il LU or than six) when you Wanttto igou bye ten we will make to your order. We ,lave Boys' Suits from two dollars up, I The Ordered Clothing Dopt. is rite, busy for this time of the year, but you had butter tomo in and soloct yourSptirig Suit botore the rush in rho spring. NVo have a Rr•F:cIAL LINE of spring and Fall Overcoats, to order, for $14.06. - cheaper and better ones too, Flats, Caps, And Gent'sFur- - A. J. HOLLOWAY, CLINTON. Summerhill Cheese Factory. NOTICE. The Directors of the Summerhlll Cheese Factory will let by Public Auction at Summerhill, on Satur- day, March 21st, 1896, at 2o'clock p- in., the drawing of the milk on each route to the Factory. Fiat ptm titulars furnished on date mentinued. REN. CHURCHILL, Pres. 903 -St. JOHN LOWERY Seoj We Must Have Help. Wo pay men and women $10 to 818 per week for easy home work. No books or peddling. Steadyern- ployment guaranteed. Send stamp for work end particulars at once. HERMANN s SEYMOUR, 41s South Sixth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, 898.8m House for Rent For rent, a five room frame cottage, on Alibmt street, north. will be rented on moderote terms. Apply to Ogle Cooper A Co„ the Cash Grocery, Clin. Eon 897-tt. -- - .-. -_---. `_ _ MANITOBA EXCURSION. .. . The usual Manitoba Excur- sions commencing the • first Tuesday in March and weekly thereafter. For through cou- pon tickets and reliable infor• mation apply to the undersign- ed. Ba—age checked through to destination. �J ^ �! TOWN 11 �1 U�T t1V�< AJONI AGENT, — _. ---..._-_... -, .. .._ . . 4 SMALLPDX KILLS ! SO DOES TOBAGO. Read the stronQ•,stlolprse lven UD 1 3M, T I Cor 1 In the Internat of the maRspa, for whnm these re. ports are compiled, the UNITED STATER HsALra R11- PORTR have exsmiaed and Inro9t1R8ted many prepara. tlnno having for their object the cure of the tobacco bahit, brit amnng them all we have n0 hesitancy in giving the editorial and rdflclal andoraament of these RFPORTa to the remedy knnwn an "UNCLE SAM'S TOBACCO CURE," manufactured by the Keystone Rer.tedy company, at 218 Int Salle street, Chtragn. we have demonRtrated by pereratal to,RtR that thla antiduW positively destroys the titate and deafre for tnhareo In tpn da) R, leaving the RyRtem In A perfertly healthy ronditdnn, and the 1pmr,nnaing the camp forevar frog from the haltlt. In tha hRht of nur oiRminationq and tAPtR of "UNCLE SA.'If'S TOBACCO CTIRE." ora ane but performn,g a duty we awA this pnbiie when wn en• dome the Rama, and -tamp it am the rrowninio achleve, meni fir the ninet.eeth eanlnry, In the way of deptro Ing a habit aq dlognating as it is commnn (F•ui ONLY $1 00,; hence we earnest;y advise yen to write them for full partienlars, Sold only by -- ALLEN & WILSON, (IL---- -.- ---- - _ -_ ___ While Mr. Albert. Bright wag hold- ing one of the brnreH of l,he purline. plate, which wits spliced, at the raising of Mr. Iia h Itusvell'H barn in the township of Bns&n net, on Thursday, the plate broke, throwing Mr. Bright to the frozen grotmd, twenty feet be- low. Rath ivgR and his hip bone weir hrokon, And he also Rrlgtained internal in•jurieR, which resulted in his death n few hours afterwards. The deceased, who was 26 years of age, was to have been married sonn. Acknowledgment. TO COURT MAPT.K LKAF No. 16, C. O. F. DRAR 91",T desire W acknowledge the fie ,eipt. of chegffe for $1 (NIG, (also $jM timeraler- pellseR and Rick henoiAbA) the amount of ingur- anoe hold by my late husband, Wtn. Muir.le your noble and worthy Order, Your klndnom n the boors of sickness and Aympatny In the dmc of tenon have been Anrh AR to r.OmTnend inch arta to the general public, and to .mynoH and family in particular, and i shall evorreo; rmteful to yon. Hoping that your Order may .ontinue to prosper, T am rA trill ABEA MUIR. Clinton, March 16. ! dy A$n • L ,v'�