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5 One of, the best Commercial Schools in Canada-
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V , Lot No. 27, 01 It concession,
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ONE WAS THREATENED WITH CONSUMV.- he artme0til of Customs and
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MONZA -THE OTHER WAS IN AN AD- tWIP form6r'status 1,41h, will give
!* VANCED STAGE OF ANAUMIA-Oj�t. -Mir, Jo"' P. Wona 4NS I
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WILLIAMS ' PINK PILLS RESTORE Prior full Minia
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HEALTHNDWINES Mill i8tvrs n6w In one ieqnpo, but not the
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-Ministers over their owia departments.
It was thought at one time duringthe
From the Truro, N. S., News. reconstruction thitt Mr. Wood
Among the residents of Truro there alould
to become a Mlnlst�r, and the new mart
are none better known Or more highly take
esteemed than Mr. and Mr. Jas. Turner.
the Controllerob but the Ore -
tial aptitude Mr. Wood shown or
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Mr. Turner is an older in the Presby-
the administratiorl of the Customs De.
terlan church, and a man whose word
Partrilent made It unwise to effect a
is as good as his bond. In his family
reside two young ladies, Miss
change at this juncture. When the
� present plans arecarried out, however,
Christie, an ad Miss
the Customs and Inland Revenue
Jessie Hall, a sister of Mrs. Turner.
branches, which are both highly im-
13oLh young ladies are known to have
had trying illnesses, and were said to
portant, will be again full-fledged de -
partments.
h,tvebeen restored tohealth bya popular
medicine, the name of which is house-
Sit' Charles Tupper was sent for by
Lord
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hold
Aberdeen on Monday evening, on
t word from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Judging that their story
Friday morning he submitted the C0111 -
1310teyCabinet to the representative of
would he of popular interest, a report-
the Queen. Thus he took three days
6 er called upon them and asked for such
to rebuild the political edifice -which
It information as they might choose to
make public, Both young ladies were
jXas shattered by the resignation of Sir
I'd4ekenzie
averse to publicity, but when it was
pointed out that their, experience might
Bowell. There Is every
rea-on to believe that during that
Uwe the Premier had confidential com-
bs helpful to some other sufferer, gave
. ni6nication with leading Couseryativor4
e a statement for publication. Miss
Christie, whose case is perhaps the
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all over the country. He started, as it
here, with at clean slate, for the pur-
,most remarkable, is given precedence,
- pose of securing for this Cabinet the
She said. "I am now 19 years o a
f On
And have never been very strong. On
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pick of the Conservative party, and
the 20th of July last I was attacked
as admirably Succeeded in bringing to
his asshztanee the yery best material
s with pneumonia, brought on b a
severe cold. I was confined to bed
obtainable.
I almost eight weeks, when I was able
to get tip once more. During these
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weeks, I was under treatment by our
Dbysiclan, and still continued taking
Fourth Con, of Evuee, Willow
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his medicine. I did not appear to re-
eek 9., April 3rd, 18W.
cover my strength however, and on
J• M. McLEOD, (3uderich Dearsir,-
the 14th of Nov. was again forced to
1w;ts sick for, flveyears. iWaStreated
take to my bed, this time suffering
by six doctors. Anything I ate dis-
I from great weakness and nervous pros-
tressed me, I was reduced to a skele-
. tration. The doctors medicine now
ton, The pain in my stomach was in -
seemed to do ine no good and I grew
tolerable. What I did eat cattle tip as
gradually worse. I became so low
soon as it went down. Life became a
that it seemed hardly possible that I
burden to me. I was told that I had
could live long. The doctor said that
cancer in the stomach and that it
l.was in consumption and that medi-
would take a long time to cure me,
cine was of no woreuseto me. 'Atthis
YOU can well judge when told this that
time an article was published in the
I concluded 1 could not be cured. I
paper concerning the cure of
lady in Toronto by the use of &-Nplf
began to swell So much and not get -
ting relief I thought my case hopeless.
liams' Pink Pills, and Mr. Turner at
I was advised not to eat for two weeks,'
once bought some. After I had used
this was unnecessary as I could not
About six boxes I began to get gradual-
fat anyway. I was not in good shape
ly better, my strength began to return,
to leave home in cold andstormy
my appetite improved and I had sound
weather, but I had confidence in you -
refreshing sleep at night. I have now
knowing so many cases that you cured
used fifteen boxes , Pink Pills and
in this ueighborbood, among whom
have no hesitation in saying that they
were some of my own friends. I got a
have effected a wonderful cure in my
friend to drive me to Goderich last
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November. I could not rest till I was
In the case of Miss Hall the Pink
taken there I remained five days at
Pills have also accomplished marvels.
the Union Hotel, where they treated
She was attacked with dizziness, severe
me kindly and well, till I got the flan -
headaches and fainting spells, followed
riel harness you made for me fitted
on. I takin7
later by swelling of the feet and limb,,
was your Sy'stern Reno -
together with other symptons of anae,
vator, improved o'll the time, and the
mist. After having been treated by a
fit -at bottle of R. A. McLennan's Lina -
physician for some time without any
olont relieved me greatly. I was free
noticeable irripmvement she decided to
from all pain and eating well the day
I left Goderich.
give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial.
lw:).g gaining daily.
After using a few boxes of the pills
I continued till I took three bot -
there was a decided improvement in
ales of the Renovator, and two
her condition, and with the continued
of the Linamellt. I felt that I
use of the medince full strength.
health and activity returned, and Miss
,,,, cured and well long before I had
finished this, but was anxious to gain
Hall is now feeling as well as ever she
strength and weight, which I have. I
did in her life. Both Mr. and Mrs.'
began to work almost as soon as I
Turuer were present during the inter-'
Carrie home. I have been well and feel
view, and strongly endorsed what thd
ladies
4s well since then as ever I did in m?
We. Mycodfldence was not rnisp
young said, and qxl)ressed their
thanks for what Pink Pills had done
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Yt;ender you my sincere thanks.
for them. I
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The experience of years has proved
NEIL ROBERTSON.
that there is absolutely no disease due
For sale br J. H. Combe and Alleni
to a vitiated condition of the blood or
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shattered nerves, that Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills will not promptly cure, and
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those who are suffering from such
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troubles will avoid much misery and
Cele:),-r�o Cie Queen's Dlrthd:y lit C'In on.
save money by promptly resorting to
Tne to%.n is yours. Nopolicemen irith',,ht.
this treatment. Get the genuine Pink
Pills every time And do not be persu,d-
D .-Eps.-On Wednesday last archi-
ed to take an imitation or some other
tett Fowler, of Clinton, was in town
laying out the foundation of our new
remedy from a dealer, which for the
sake of the extra profit to himself, he
public schools. -R. Howard & Sons
tirty say is "just its good." Dr. Wil
liams' Pink Pills cure when other medi:
are busv these days excavatinz for the
new poischool buildings.- he Pas-
cine fail.
cion play given in Industry hall on
Wednes(_ay evening last under the started
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Auspices of Blyth Methodist Church i
Choir was not a success financially.-
inancially— t
The
The New Cabinet.
Joii)es Davies & Soo have commenced i
putdrig a board fence around the 12
The reconstrucLed Dominion Cabinet
acres which the Morris Agricultural
has taken office. It was completed
8-ciety bought recently for the fall V
Friday morning. At noon the slate
was submitted to the Governor-Gener-
fair grounds. -Mr. Weir y and family, I
have been living
&I, And precisely at oae o'clock the Ad-
who in this burg for 0
some time, have moved to Goderich,
nd . iisti-alion took the Ministerial oath
where they intend making their home
it, the piesence of Lot-(] Aberdeen.
in future. -On Saturday the funeral of t
The ,iow Cabinet uniLeu th6 strongest
the late Mrs. Par -rot, formerly a rest- f
elemejits of the Conservative party
dent of this villnize, took place fi om I
in Lhe various provinces. The new
her brother, Mr. N% . Brown's residence
Miais�.ers art- five iii number. Mr.
in Hullet. The remains were taken to
Any ers and Preiniet-Tvilloriand Sneak-
Westfield cemetery for interment.- n
er Rosa come in from Quebec, Lieut,-
The farmers in this section are nrett- t
Col. Tiskialp from Ontario, and Mv.
well through with the seeding.-Politi- I
Hugh John Macdonald ;*)om Manitoba.
cal matters are very quite in this burg, t
The whole repivsentation is Admitted-
notwithstanding we are on the eve of
I(I stror,g in the new Administration.
A general election. Wbats the mailer? I
The new Cabinet is -4 follows :-
Is there no Grits or TorrieA?-Mr. E.
Premier and 8eerotAry of State -Sir
Watson is having a new fence erected
Charles Tupper, Bart. .
in front of his residence on Dinsley P
Plivilice .Pdr. G. E FosLe.r.
at, cet, which will mace quite a decided )
Railways and Canals --Mr. Jon. G.
improvement. -Mr, Hugh McQuarrie. if, ,
HaRgart.
putting up a portion of new fence ;tt
President of the Privy Council --Mr.
the rear of hie Proper ty.-Mr. John B.
A.
A R. Angers.
Kelly I
is having his residence oz. 8
Justice --Mr. A. R. Dickey.
Mill street removed further back
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Marioe And Fisheries -.Mt. John Cos-
on the lot and some other im-
tigan.
natives,
movements which will add greatly
Postmaster -General -Mr. L. O. Tail.
Ion.
to the a e of the property.- ,
John ,
Mr. J Kelly, Sr., is
Public
.bpl)ear)%.nc
having a cellar 0
and stone foundation his
Workp-Mr. A. Deqjardins.
Agriculture -Dr. Mobtague.
put under re- d
sidence on King street. He also in-
in -
Trade And Commerce -Mr. W. B.
tends having its veneered, the material
Ives,
being on the ground for the purpose. L
luterior—Mr. Hugh John Macdonald.
-Friday being Arbor Day a numoer
of trees from the
Customs -Mr. John F. Wood,
old school grounds
Inland Revenue -Lieut. -Col., Prior.
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were lifted and re planted in the new
Militia and Defence- bient. -Col. Tis '
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The following are in the Cabinet
Holmesville. t
without port -folio :-Sir Frank Smith,
Mr, Donald Ferguson (P. E. 1.) and
Celebra'a tate Qjea%eg 3'-tltday In Clinim.
The Lawn is Youm. No po,cemen insight. I
Senator J. J. Ross ; Sir Charles Hibbert
Tripper is Solicitor -General, but with-
NoTna.-Dr. Holmes and wife of 8
ont it seat in the Cabinet
Goderich, also Mrs. McKenzie spent !
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The Premier authorizes the sL,%Le-
merit that in additibn to the Ministers
one day last week with their mother.- 1
Mr. J. Snell, o f Hullett, called In the
of Ontario above named,. there will be
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village. -Miss Ferguson, of Colborne.
added to the Cabinet, without portfo.
spent Sunday with friends In the Vill- c
lio, a leading gentleman in public life
whose name Is not given above.
age. -George says the roads are b
straight now, no danger of g.tting B
lost. -Mr. and Mrs, Elcoat, Tucker
From the above it will be seen that
of -
the rept esentation by'proyinces in the
CaMnet is as follows :-Ontario, Mr.
with, were the guests of Mrs. W.
Stanley on Sunday.- Ourvillageburns
John G. Haggart, Dr. Morita
Montague, Mr.
�,Ith business t
since the cheese factory T
has started. -Mr. Johnsons
John F. Wood, Lieut. -Col. Tisdale and
assistant
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Sir Frank Smith. Quebec Mr. W. B.
Ives, Mr. A. R. Angers, dr. L. U. Tall.
arrived on Th
M. Mu ursday morning.
- 1ford returned home after spend -
Ing A ew days her Mrs.
Ion, Mr. A' DeaJardins, and Mi-. J. J.
]toss, NOV& 86OUS, Sir Charles Tup-
with slater
Raiiisay.-Arbor Day passed off very
They the b
ger and Mr. A, R. Dickey. `,New .
runswick, J011111 Cosbigan abd Mr.
pleasant. spent mollning in
cleantril up the yard and planting
trees.
Faster.
G. H. Man toba, Mr. H99h
Sno. Macdonald, 210sh 0 �
01 m is,
n the afternoon they had a I
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�Jrojrltmme Consisting of songs, re;
Ita Ions 0
Lient.-Coll. Prior. Prince
Island, Mr. Donald Ferguson. 1T4waW
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a JulOme to 0 914 May Otbl . , , '. t
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84 a that F. A. Va"norman Will on 168ollia- " ,�.�
Wednesday (W -day) litecoule united 11) ory and' In cherile of hialst, its orae of this "
marria 6 .4 PrOilticlil exPerienoad - rasa �;q,; 1,
.0 to Miss ]$Iiaa Xonritt ; Oft (a -W. eirterIl OntrAtio. I , ,! '11"'I.,
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Tulva house; joy be wl' Ye, Franks,-- E. Fel I of supplies, ,'.*
8 busily engaged at we not only earry novelties but also necessities sucbpa '11111*�,
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will gtoogt6inr the race course. It 01L8, CEMEXT,8, XATCHING RUBBER, OfL CANS, WRENCHM, :r"'�:!
will lie etter to be raising grain or �
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vegetables oil it as it only raised wild TIREso INNERTUDES AND OUTER COVERS, REMS, VALVES. .w
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oats while being used for racing. -Geo. OIL HOL9 WVERS, ETC.,!
Whits and Joe. Taman of Blytb, are . ., n�
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hatilirig square timber io the station InsPect our Bloyciell In stook before buying. ,* i;iiil
here this week. Z;�A,
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Gentlemen of refined taste oliew the famous The Onward -BicycIe Co., Clinton. �
BRAVER Plug OxclusivOlY. Refuse cheap
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want you here early. Beaut ,�,j
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COUNCIL. --A special meeting of the �!,',,A
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Council of Hullett was hold in )_,orldes- . If, �
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lawfulfor horses, cattle, sheep and -`_-�IN CHAMBER SETS-<��:=� "i,,4�`
pigs to be At large in the township 141�
without Sane Person in charge of We are showing some of the Prettiest Designs that
them. The by-law was passed and "I"i
signed, and crime into force from and are to be seen in town. Have You seen our $2.75 tli,;Iii
after the Ist- of May, 1806. The assess- .1 "'
or has finished his work for the year 10 Piece sets ? They have art extra large basin and 4
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and returned the roll to the Clerk and ewer; If YOU are looking for anything nifty tor lil`�
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persons having, any complaints to I very little money in this line, we have it. .
make Can notify the Clerk on or be-
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the 14th May, when they will be
heard at the Court of Revision for the —0 `fib
Township, which will he held in ' 41
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Londesboro on Tuesday. 23th May. THE CASH GROCERY. ; "I
The assessment roll for this year shows Telephone 23. 4N
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values And statistics as follows :-real I �111
property $1,992,250,' personal property OGLE COOPER &" 00. ,11
$4,400. income $1,2W, Population 2,81A ' - �]
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persons between 21 and 60 634, children I'll,
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between 16 and 21 108. children between . I
band 16 637, number of cattle 6,834, ."
sheep 2,842, tion 2,326, horses 1,811, The 16th of May �
dogs 317, acres o fall wheat 3,393.
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- Fire Bargain Sal ! .41
The wife of Rev, W. J. Clark died ac
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London. We will then have everything in ripple pie .11
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order; we promised it and we will fultu
A despatch from Simla says that the .
drought in that district is causing great - our promise by giving lower prices oat i
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distress. Hardware, Tinware and House Furnishing 11
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hT day was either not observed in ;,
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ropean capitals, or it passed off Goods'K:�� ?I
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without any disturbances, than has ever been offered in this section of the country. I �,I�
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B. A. Cawsey, of Stratford, late of mrREMEMBERTHE DATE; our Goods are all being marked down and I i
St Marys, has the contract for the new customers shall have the benefit.
St: Peter's church, Goderich. �
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Mr. J. B. Mills of Annat.olis was re- HARLAND BROS., Clinton. .
nominated by the Conservatiyts of ' @00 -
that riding.
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Mr. Joseph Martin, M. P., was re- MARKET REPORTS. — �
nominated last Thursday evening for (Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.) We Want
the City of Winnipeg. CLINTON. I .
To reduce our Stock of READY
Prof. Geffcken, of Munich, the well- Fall Wheat, . ................. 0 73 to 0 75 MADE CLOTHING and in order I
known authority on international law, Barley ..... ................... .. 0 30 to 040 to do this the prices will be mark- I"
and the editor of the diary of E mperor UAts ............................. 0 21 to 0 24 ed down to it figure that WW ,he � � ;
Frederick, is dead. Peas....... ....................•.. 0 48 tc 0 50 sure to have the desired result. .
While Mr. T. H. Hayhurst was sing- Potatoes, per bush.......... 0 15 to 0 20 The Goods are all marked in plain 1;
ing a solo in an opera performance at Butter ......... ................ . 0 11 to 0 12 1 figures: -
the Grand Opera House in Hamilton a Eggis per doz .................. o 8 to 0 8 1��
revolver at 1i
woman pointed an empty re flay .............................. $10 00 Suits for $8 00 1-
him and snapped the trigger. Cordwood ....................... 3 00 to 3 50 900 "
Harry Ernes was commited for trial 7 20 Alcl
lit Niagara Falls on Beef,,,,,,,,,,,,,„ 3 75 to 5 00 8 50 11
the charge of Wool .............................. 0 1 to 0 680 1
causing the death of Minnie Minchin 8 18 7 60 if 600 ,.
causing
an illegal operation. The evidence TORONTO FARMElts'TKARXET. 7 00 .1 500 1
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against the prisoner at present is very Wheat, white .... .....$ 80 to $ 00 (3 00 4. 4 80 '�
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indirect. .............. !, 78 to 00 Boy's ,
Mr. John Benneweis, of Dublin, is p do goose .............. 60.� to 00 .14.
returning officer for North Perth, and eas .................... 52 to 00 suits.-Z_-.2�� � I",
Mr, H. Graham, of St. Marys, for Buckwheat ............. 39 to 00 "I
Barley .......... . ... 34 to 00 $4 50 suits for $3 60
South Perth for the coming Dominion 375 11 I
elections. Rye......... . : ........ : 49J to 00 300 11
Oats ........... . ; ...... 20 to 00 3215 " 2 00 'i
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Mr. D'A[ton McCarthy opened the Ray ...................,15 00 to 18 50 3 00 I 1 2 40 . . ,;,
third party campaign at Owen Sound. Straw, bundle....... , ..1300 to 00 200 " I 60 �
HP predicted, according to the Globe, do loose .............. 700 to 00 These prices are genuine Bargains �
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a Liberal triumph in the general elec- Eggs, new laid..... , .... 10 to oo �
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tions. Butter, 16. rolls......... 13 to 00 `Our Stock of Spring and Summer Suit ,
The Appeal made by Dr. W. Play- do Tubs, dairy.. ... . 12 to 13 ings is complete and are going out fast.
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fair of London against the judgment Chickens ............... 40 to 00 A full line of Furnishings, Hats, Caps, .
of 212,000 damages granted to Mrs. Ducks ......... I I ....... 50 to 70 _&c. .
Kitson for slander and defamation or Turkeys ................ 8 to 11 I
character has been witlidi awn. Geese .................. 5 to 6} A. J. HOLLOWAT,
Potatoes ....... ... .... 25 to oo I
The Daily Courier, the new paper Dressed hogs....... , ... 4 75 to 5 00 CLINTON. I
Larted in London by Sir George'i,Tew- Beef, hindquarters...... 5 00 to 7 00 --- I
lea, learns from trustworthy 'sources do forequarters...... 2 50 to 3 76
that the late Baron Hirsch left one YOUNG OR MIDDLE Aian)
nillion pounds to the Prince of Wales. Veal .......... ......... 4 w to 6 75 WANTED MEN of character. Hundreds foremost
Lamb, yearlings....... 400 to 7 50 In Canada, started with its. About 14.00 a �
Sir Charles Tupver received a cable- do spring. ........... 4 00 to 5 00 week to bin with. THE BRADLEV-GAR-
.i,m from Mr. Joseph Chain berlai n, RETSON CO.,OLTD., Toronto, Ont.
.iritishColonial Sect etary, congratulat . TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET. I
ng hint on his acceptance of tae office Milch cows, each ...... $20 00 to $40 00 . — I
f Dominion Premier. Export Cattle, per cwt..... 3 75 to 4 00 BIRTHS.
The sentence of death passed at Pi,,. Butchers' choice cAttle,cwt 3 00 to 3 25 3t r. Scaforth on the 30th ult., the wire
ovia linou the four leaders of the Re- Butchers' good cattle, cwt 2 50 to 2 75 of Mr. Geo. A. Sills, of a son. I
or -in Committee of Johannesberg has Bulls, per cwt ............. A ICLL.-In Seaforth, on the 20th Apa the
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)een committed. Stockers per cwt....... ...2 50 to 2 75 wifeofMr. J. C. Abell, of a son. i
Feeders, per cwt ........... 3 00 to 3 25 — .
Mr. Clark Wallace is confident the per rat... ......... 300 to 3 50 . ...
Conservatives will be returned to Sheep,
MARRIAGES.
ower. sed Yearlings, per cwt, 4 75 to 525 .1
He and others who o -)PO Spring lambs, per head... 300 , to 4 50 ARROTT-HUNKIN.-At the Methodist Par
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the Remedial bill will rally to We sup- ..
)or t of the Government itrid the alves, per head.......... 2 00 to 5 00 "Onaff, on Wednesday, April 29th, by the Rev_
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Na-- Choice Bacon hogs, per cwt3 95. W. Jane Mr. James C. Abbott, to Mx,L �
tonal Oolicy. to 4 00 Eliza ane Hunkin, all of Exeter. �
Store h , cwt............ 3 70 to 3 75 I
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Governor Hastings. of Harrisburg, Thick farland light hogs, cwt3 50 to 355 Rev. A.D. McDonald, D.D., Mr. John S. Jophsoxi, :il
,a., has received a petition from Sows per cwt ............ .. 3 00 to 310 to Miss Nettle B. Shaw both of Seaforth. _0.1'
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-101mey, the condemned murderer, Stags, per cwt.......... .. 2 00 to 2 15 GRIEVES-MCCLYMONT,-At the reddenceef ,
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raying for it respite in which to pre- the bride's father, Klpgen on April nnk by r..",
mi e himself, to which the Governor MARKETS. Rev. J. Walker, Mr. J. . Grieves, of Land I .''.
eplied, to Ml&q S. A. McClymont, at Kig.., .=
"Application refused." Grain -There was some inquiry for daughter of Mr. Thomas Me ymont, or 'I',
Capt. Lothafte, Lhe Belgian officer oats but not much business was Ine. st'an OY, !�L�
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who has been on trial for the alleged Peas, per 00 lbs, afloat, 59c; oats, No. 2 HANLYN-DALLAR.-In Win ham, on April I I . 'i`
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,legal hanging, in the Congo Free white, in store, 28ic-, oats, No 29th at the residence of the bride", &a;;.,,=b3, ; 11
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-English store, 29. c; rye, No. 2, nominal; barley, of London, to Miss Maggie Dallas, daughterof . Z,
State of Stokes, the wealthy J.
i ader, s.tid to have sold Arms to the feed, .35c to 38c; barley, 50c to 52c; Mr. Crom ble Dallas. I � I ; I
has been acquitted, buckwheat, per bu. 39c to 40c. Cootc-SHAW.-At the Manse Wingham, on 11,
Apr" 28th by the Rev, D. Per�_Ae, Mr. J ' lli'
J. C. Fianklin, who Claims to be one Butter- -Finest crearnery continues Cook to MissLilly Elizabeth Shaw, both ofaRspaear
tun 0. and one years old, A resident to sell at 14ic to 151st. Wawanosh."I
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f Detroit,, crossed the river on Thurs- ,..,
ay on his way t/,) Bowmanville, Ont., Eggs -The market is easier at 92c to ...,�'
vb(-.re he owns a farm. He says he loc. DEATHS . , 1. : �
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- MONTGOMERY— Near Emerson, Manitobnt. "
ion. David Cathcart is one of the oldest
gt Bella Clondenning, wife of Mr, Win. Mantgam- 1�
Mr. Thomas MacFarlane, Chief Do- Orangemen in Canada. He has attain cry and daughter of Mm. Wm. Clendenning. . �l'
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&ni.n analyst, will leave Ottawa. d his 91 at year and has resided in St. of ingham, aged 28 years. ,,
hortly for Europe, to make a special P STEVENSON.-In Turnberry, on April 29th,
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Ludy of the utilization ot lite city een Mi. Cathcart joined An orange WiLsoN.-In Lloydtown, Out on April 2%X 11� I ,i .
ewage for the pu-poses of fertili,.;LA,- lodge and been a member in good Annie Maxwell, wife of Mr. ias'.Vilsom, formal, ,,
ion. ly of Morrie, aged 28 years. 01�
standing for -three 'i,
the past seventy IL
Last week when the Bay of Quinte ye e has few of the infirmities MaLEAN.-In Platen on April 27th. Jdhu. V
Paving Harrowsmith for oldest Ron of Mr. John W McLean of the Pldtou . �i,!
NJIn was I' of ars � and can read the smallest Wnes and nop.�ew at Mr. M. t. McLean, of
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Sydenham a Jew named Simons tried int wfthout spectacles. Alexander ScafWAh, aged 31 years, �]
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6 jump on while the train was MOV- Jamieson, it fellow townsman, is the , �
,1g. He missed his footing, and fell MOMILLAtC-In MoKillop, on April 2ftk ��
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94,me age as Mr. Cathcart and joined Robert McMillan, Ron of Mr. Robert MOAMalk. I , �1�1
between the platform and the cuts. the Orange body at the same time. aged 88 years, I month and 8 days, - :V
He was dragged some distance and I Mom -At Hansall, on April 26th MizabortlL %,;'j,
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i ughed to death. The latest swindle is said to he work- rellat of the late George Moir, aiiq 71 You.&
Commander Booth -Tucker was ed as follows 1 -A woman book agent DimmiN.-In Exeter, on AprII27th Mary Aria 1��� ,,
Burleson, repot of the late Win. DI-th. aged
rooght before a New York .Police town andgoeafrofn house g, Years. . 1, '. ,
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aglatrate charged with appearing on ttoaur,80luleaving books for examina- VANsToN&-At Stratford 74 Ede St,im �;
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he streets the previous night in dist tion. Next day a man calls to see if April 26th, Harold John, InFant son of Mward I
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guise, He said he wore the disguise so the books are wanted, and It they are and Muntly Varstone, aged I year, 3 months &"d ,
hat he might not be recognized, and not, he takes them Away with him. 9d . 11 i,;
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as not aware It was a ainst the law. Usually they are not wanted. A few HAnrr.-In Clinton. on April 30tb, Charles jL
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He was cautioned abed discharged. days later the woman agent Iiartt, aged 77 yeam
again, and on being told that appears FAIR. -In Clinton, on May 1st Margax"t ,`Y�.�-,
Tackersulillih— the wan Torrance, relief of the late Thowitts NZ agedw 1
has taken away thebookeshe weeps you a, "' "' �
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doth afternoon and evenin were post- 14 9 overt and so on, and accepts Ladies clean your kid loves ,with li.��111
oned in Tnrnoea Ohorch Fast Sunday he proffered compensation. Josephine Olove Oibaner ?Or We Otily
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Mr. U. Crich ret med to Toronto _ 1. - --- by Hodgens Bros., sale agerits ftrtWe �, �)
It Thursty laat.-V th the exception Perrin, Frerers And Aleltaitariava ,
Ae onnine TONMA SmOking A""I'l "
f late peas the majority of spring _MI-Ature Is de- Gloves In all the most desirable fftAba e�111'1 "
Ughtfily cool and fragratnt Try a 10 cent I ,�,
eeding was finished up last week. "ankage. dressedand andressed, lace and button. ':`,,',`
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