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dNsne end Sturgeons of Ontario. Formed of
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piMla Mika and maidens*, gat lately own.
pled by Dr. Tait, Blyth.
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and impose of Ontario. Coroner for the
County of flan, OSloe, one door north et Ibe
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1908,
Fifty Years Married.
From last week's 'Seaforth Expositor
we take the following reference to the
golden wedding of Rev. and Mrs.
lreorge Buggin, former well-known and
popular citizens of our village: "At the
residence of Mr. James Beattie, the
60th anniversary of the marriage o
Rev. George Buggin was celebrated on
January let. The happy couple were
united in wedlock in Birmingham, Eng
land, They carne to Toronto three
years later, and about three years after
wards Mr. Buggin entered the Metho
dist ministry of the New Connection
Methodist church. After the union o
that church with the Weeleyn Metho
dist church, Mr. Buggin was stationed
for three years in Seaforth. While in
chalice of the wcrk here, the loosen
Methodist church was built. While
living in Seaforth, Mr, and Mrs. Bug -
gin celebrated their silver wedding
At the semi -centennial gathering there
were present their three daughters, 11 Ire.
C W Rutledge, of Markdale ; Mrs. F.
Noble, of Badjeroo, and Mre. James
Beattie, and their families, Their suns,
who are living in the tar west, were
unable to be present. Mr. Buggin is
still engaged 111 the active ministry,
and as both he and hie estimable part-
ner are in the fortunate posession of
the best of health, they look forward
60 BOMB years of service yet. We meu
deratand it is Mr, Bu gtu's intention,
when he retires to enjoy the rest to
which his long service entitles him, to
take up his residence in Seaforth. In
commemoration of the occasion, the
membere of the family presented fur
coats to their father and mother.
Hosts of friends, not only in Seaforth,
but throughout the province end in
the many sections where Mr. Buggin's
work has taken him, will wish Mr. and
Mrs. Buggin many years of health,
strength and happiness."
Along with the many Mende of this
highly esteemed old couple, THE STAN-
DAND joins in extending coiigratula-
tiolta and hearty best wishes for their
future good health end prosperity.
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A Dead Beggar's Wealth.
Application to the surrogate court for
permanent administration was made by
the National Trust Co., of Toronto, on
Monday in the estate of Ely Hyman,
the Jewish beggar, otherwise known as
Henry Davis, or Henry Zalyneki, wbo
died on December 17th. Temporary
administration was granted for two
month. .on December 19th last, upon
the security being given of 110,000, that
the succession duty would be paid,
Sophia Hyman, of Peel township,
widow of the deceased, renounces her
right of administration in favor of the
company. In an affidavit she says she
was married to Ely Hyman, otherwise
known as Eli and Elijah Hyman on
August 80th, 1870, by Rev, Dr. Jen-
nings. He had lived with her until
about three years ago, when she moved
from Toronto and then he visited her
frequently. Site knew he had a con-
siderable number of investments, but
knew nothing of the amount. The
inventory of the estate totals 168,064,
most of it invested in gilt-edged bonds
and stocks, there being only `221 in
cash. It is understood a woman in San
Francisco alep claims to be Hym'n's
wife, and there is likely to be a
lengthy law suit over the old miser's
estate.
THE TOMB.
CoLLINaoN,—In Hullett, on January
9th, Mr. Wm. Collinson, aged 74
years, 6 months and 24 days.
Custtno.—In Mullett, on January 18th,
Mr, John Curring, aged 74 years and
8 months.
BLYTH MARKItTB.
Birch, San. 14.—Wheat 66o to 07e. Berlet',
Mo to 490. Pees, 98, to elo. Oats, 90e to 30a
ages, 14o to 1t. Butner, 90o te 90o. Potaton,
40o tetra. Hides, 6a to 60. Hay, $2 to $7. Lard,
no to 14'. Pore, $7 to $e. Flour, $1,90 to $9.96.
Wood, 19 to 49.50. Wool, Ito to 16o. Turkeys,
110 to 190. Geese, 8o to 9o. Duds, 8o to 100.
Ohtokeos, eo to Ib.
Annual Meeting.
The annual general meeting of the khan•
holders of the Lood,.borough Creamery Go, will
be held to Hill's ball, Londeaberough, on Fri.
dal, January Mrd, at one o'clock p m. A meet.
Ing of the patrons will be held in the same hall
et two o'olook p.m. A full attendance of shone
bolder" and t+atroos is requested. JOHN WATT,
President. W. L. COIaCTT*, oeoralaty. 141
Executors' Notice to Creditors
Executors' Notice to Creditors of Alex-
ander Wilson, late of the Township
of Morris, in the County of Huron,
Deceased.
Novoo hi hereby given, pursuant to the
Btatutee In that bAtelt, that all creditors and
others having cabala ogaivat the estate 01 Alex-
ander Wilson, deceased, who died In the year
1W1 at mid Township of Morris, are re ut.ed,
Oil
1,110.110 J. OmithH aamilton, barrister, LIxto-
wen. Out, or to J. A. Jaos800 banister, Blyth,
Ont., irritator for nndonignerl executor" of the
1s4e Alexander Milano, a written statement of
their names, addresses and occupations, with
full particulars of their claims and of the
.,Conde. `if any) held by them.
And notice is further Riven that atter said
9044 day of JeI uaryy, 1003, the said executors
will proceed to ditriPre1e the estate of the said
deceased, beving Regard only to those 01,10,0 of
which they may bare notice, end that 6bey will
DOS be liable fur the proceeds of the estate eo
Mari need to soy person of whet claim they
had not Hotta at rite dam of inch distribution.
JOsRtIA WAWA t..senton
Joys Maass,
Dated tbte 1866 jay of,ceoambsr, 1g99. 908
Huron County Council.
The Connell et the Oorporatioo of the County
of Huron w 11 meet In the oouneit chamber to
the gown of aodorinb on Tuesday, the Writ day
t the present month, at $ o'clock pm. W.
LANs, Clerk Dated sl Ooderish, this 18441 day
of January, 1900, 9912
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WHY YOUR HELP.
Bensons Urged for Helping. the Free
Hospital for Consumptive's.
Ix the letters being received by Sir
Wm. R. Meredith, Mr. W. J. Gage and
other trustees of the National Santer-
tum Association, containing contribu-
tions for the furnishing of the new Free
Hospital for Consumptives in Muskoka,
some very forceful reasons are given
why this work should be completed with
the least possible delay.
The fact that so many are waiting for
admittance to the fm hospital—those
whom death may overtake 11 too great
delay is experienced—is perhaps the
moll urgent of all reasons for opening
the doors of the Free Consumption I3ospi•
tai quickly.
The splendid record of the work done
in the Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium—the
many cures effected and the many helped
to new life—is evidence that the Associa-
tion is working along right linea
But of the letterer Mr. H. P. Dwight,
in sending a contribution of 1100, says :—
"I have had special opportunities of
knowing of the good that has been dons
by means of the Muskoka Sanatorium,
and I feel that it to only right to state
that it 1s hardly possible to conceive of
any enterprise in the Dominion more
worthy of support and encouragement"
A prominent Toronto manufacturer, who
stipulated that his name should not be
used, and enclosing e50, says l—" I wish
you great success, and on behalf of the
whole community, for whom yon ars eo
strenuously and practically working, I
offer yuu sincere thanks."
A citizen of. one of our.northern towns,
who has opportunity from time to time
to study conditions in Grevenbnnt, sends
$50, and writes :—" We often speak of
the good work in which you are engaged,
and often while at Gravenhurstwe had
an opportunity of seeing some of the
benefits of the came. May God prosper
you in your noble work is our, Mame
wish." Crossley and Hunter, the well-
known evangelists, in sending their
cheque for $5u from their home .lit St.
Thomas on New Year's Day, say 1=-" We
feel confident that it people could visit
the Sanatorium that has been in exlst-
onceforyears, and become impressed,
we were by our visit, as to the excellence
and necessity of, the Institution and the
good work that is being done, they would
eel it a most desirable opportunity and a
rareoy to have a share in furnishing the
new Free Hospital."
Thew lettere might be largely multi-
plied, They all tell the one story of 'the
practical and helpful character of the
methods adopted to assist the canine*.
live to health. The new hospital draws
very nearly to completion. Within a
few weeks It will be sate to announce
that workmen are entirely out of the
building, so generously given by two
Toronto citisene. Furnishing and nip-
ping is the immediate work. Whilst the
trustees feel grateful for the hearty Te-
apenws in many ways to their appeal
Yet a much larger sum must be seonred
1n order to furnish and equip so that
patients can be at once admitted.g. Con-
tributions, large or small, will help to
this end, and the hope is that the r'
sponse will be prompt. The gum of 160
will furnish a bed. Contributions may
bo sent to Sir Wm. R. Meredith, Chief
Justice, 4 Lamport Avenue, Toronto;
Mr, W. J. Gage, 64 Front Street West,
Toronto; or to the National Trost Co.,
Limited, Treasurer, 22 lfistg Street Fasts
Toronto.
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YES f1
And no mistake we are headquarters
for bargains in Dress Goods, Etc.
Until stock -taking which will be in about 20 days.
An almost reckless cutting
of prices for the sake of
clearing the left -overs.
A FEW PRICES
$4, /6 and e8 Coats for et, 51.60 and V. 10c Wrapperettee for 80.
l2jc Wrapperettes for 10c. Some very special lines in Dress floods
worth 50o, for 80c, Etc„ Etc. Come and see.
J. A. Anderson
Up -to -Date Dress
Every woman likes to look well-dressed, yet
every woman cannot afford the constant ex-
pellee of dressmaking. Buy Standardat-
terns and be your own dressmaker, They
will give you style. They ere seam allow -
in; ; they are well -fitting ; they are scien-
tific; they are cheap.
,,,In the February Patterns,,,
Soat received, we hove Bayadere ,racket and
kirte, Monte CArlo Shirt Waists, Tea
Gowns and Box -Plaited Skirts, simple end
complex,
If You Value Kitchen Time and Toil
Here is True Arithmetic of Food Value.
We don't cook our food from mere habit; we cook it to retest* its strength
and nutriinent, so that it can bo digested. The food that reieaaes moat strength
with least cooking is therefore the most valuable. There are tooth( which can be
cooked in less time than Quaker Oets, but they do not give eo much good to the
body, even in proportion to the time it takee to prepare them.
There are many foods, too, that mutt be cooked longer than
QUAKER OATS
hut there is no food thet gives so much strength and so mach flesh, blood and
bone, either with short cooking or long cooking, as Quaker Oats gives when it in
cooked twenty minutes. Quaker Date not only gives moil fol the amount of
raonell, but most for the amount of time.
S. ERRI}MTO, BLYTH
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Is now going on. Al] Winter Goads
will be cleared out regardless of cost
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