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CHRISTMAS'** I The Only one
R,tTTITs 5896 I Tor Stand the Test.
1896 NEW F liA Copp, whose father
Foy Xmas and New Year's Tracie, was a physician for over fifty years,
RAISINS, CURRAN'T'S, FIGS, PRUNES and PEELS. Old Rakins 28 The tit :New Jersey, and who himself
for $1.00. Headquarters for TEAS and SUGARS. spent many years preparing for the
practice of medicine, but subse-
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLA1,SWARE and LAMPS, we have to make room fluently entefed the ministry of the
for our Imported Xmas and New Year'a Go. -de and have to reduce our Al. E. Church, writes: "I am glad
prices. Call and see our Goods and get prices. Good Butter, Eggs andI to testify that I have
Dried Apples taken as CASH. had analyzed all the
Cash Paid for Good Butter and Eggs- sarsaparilla prepare
tions known in the
J. W. Irwin, Clinton. trade, but
_ AYER'S
is the only one of
Just Arriyed our Christmas stock oto ,_ 'them that I could
PEELS, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CANDY, NUTS, &c.".a:;"� recommend as a
"t'• ° � '' blood -purifier QUALITY CHOICE, PILES LOW. given away hundreds a bottles of
We have still fin -then (.tit the Prices of our CROCKERY and GLASSWARE gies a5 well
its I consider it the saf
as we must very Materially reduce the stock before New Year. Dont fail to us the cost to 12e hadsafVDI, COPD
see. our stock we know the Prices will suit you.
Pastor M. E. Church, Jackson,
G. J. STEWART.
189`x - FURNI'T'URE1897 ER'S
We have started the New Year with as fine a line of Furniture es ,you wishAY
ONLY WOBLD'e FAIR
to see and at prices that will astonish you fur cheapueas. All aur goods era
warranted to give emisfactiun and we extend to you nn invitation to call -rid Wherlindoubt,askforAyer'sPilh
inspect our larva Piock of BED ROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, SIDE
BOA.RDS, El, I AIILES, DINI\G ROOM CIIAIRS, (%EN'CRIh '1'AIiLh:JI
NAT' ItAC;KS, WARDROBES, CHIFFONIERS, BAMBOO GOODS and
GHAIRS'OF ALi, iiINDS, when we know we can pleaso you in quality and
prices' GIVE US A TRIAL.
Undertaking Department .....
Our Undertaking Department 1H contpleteill every' r0Spet't and a. we IMITI its, fruut first class;
manufacturers only, tvc cal guarantee to give goad Hatisfaction in all its branches its we have
all Undertaker incl F.)nbalmer of fifteen vents experience and env orders the nuav be favored
with ,hall re cuive the very bel attention. f)on't forgeL tlic Old Htlol(} near Fair's Mill,
BRGADFOo'r, Boli & C`o„ Clinton.
1', S. Night and Sunday calls will be attended to by calling at, our Mr. Jno. Powell'v re.sidmu'c
Eroadfoot, Box & Co.
IIIA IlHa[R'ess EIRD011UR
Opposite the Town Hall.
^®•'elm 0.6 � O -••m-4
o A Sl)len(lid liege of Saskatchewan
lZubes—three colors—li-lit
and dllrk brown and black--
; quality equal to Buffalo and
Prices triage winner,-,
aGoat anti Galloway lobes, all
sizes and prices.
Our special make of SINGLE HARNESS has gained a superior replitittion
'or neatness, durability and lowness of price. Team flaruess always un stuck
)1• made to order.
HORSE BL_.NKETS, COLLARS, BELLS, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c., :dso
MINKS and VALISES.
OUR GOODS ARE BARGAINS AT OUR PRICES•
__..-.-0
ONNSON & ARMOURFa
D1.11'41
1.1.11.1
tttons
WOOLLEN STORE.
•1^11 ,W1 111.41.1
Big Reduction in Yarns,
•tom 11.�,.•t�.1 •� 1 �• 1-'�'�.
Special for this Week. -=
Don't miss this sale of Yarns. Come
early and get first choice. Not less than
a lb. in one lot.
YARN S e - - - We, have reduced our 50c. yarn to 40c.
a lb. for this week only.
o
A. --
A C Dufton t pposite XlasonHouse,
Clinton.
- p News Notes. — -
ATARRh The divorce snit of Violet, Countess
Cowley, against her husband, the Eat-),
Mrs. Dobell, of London, Ont., was opened Wednesday in London.
Cured for 25 Cants ' lit lYlonh•etll the thermometer tell
sixty-one degrees between six o'clock
Doctors Could Help, but Couldn't Cure- ('n 'I'll sdny morning and the samu
limn• Weclm-41y morning of lw-t
Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure Released the ".eek,
Prisoner, and Today She is as Well as I It. is rinderslood that knighthood
Ever -She Says it Is a Great Remedy will be couterred upon the Mrtyor's of
the principal Canadian cities during
"Ccs, 1 and 'Mr;. Dolwll," said a c:omrly, the (11:411-md,jubilee celebrations.
pleasantd cod tv,nnnn at her tinter on Ilorton I Le Courtier (In Canada gives as a
street t,) a \r•\s reporter in.duy, "and 1 \till ruiftour that Mr. Lam iet• has abandon-
vcrt• ;;1ar11y tell )cit what yon vrant to know. ed his contemplated trip t) Route, in
About t
herr tcoro ago illy hn.huml "as very \1 1. tit' the probable hostility of the
P ill, and 1 had frcrl,t�•nily occasion v> rive in clic Iotestant provinces.
night nod g„ fur a d lean• or to the druggist, I n 1 he New York Senate Wednesday
n,dcated t„ ro>erly a hill was introduced providing that
often n 1 1 I I $
In n,y hurry ( tt hoe ver treats or offers to treat any
clothe myself, aria c'introcted several heavy I whom to arty i r offers to drink iy
C049, s, which turned at lust to chronic catan'h' l filly illlliiic plate shall he fined ot• imr
[Ad doctrns, [rho helped me, but did not prisoued.
Cit me, and several special ett:urh medicint s. Rt•t'. Fal her Lacoste, U. D., of
1 [vas rclicyecl but nM cured. t .c n, sufft•ling i OI luau lltlivet•ity, has received th(
intolerably when \lr. �" tiff recommended me ' news of his appointment its a memhel
to try CHAS and
CATARRH CURE, and it begiut at of the :,cadetny of St. Thotims, it
Rome.
once to help, and ink about two months had , ?- fend for the relief of {{llaguo
entirely cured me. ?cannot speak too highly stricktin India was opened in Ottawi
of this rclnafkahh medicine, and cheerfully 'Thursday'• The dirtectors of that ]jnnl
recommend it to all sufferers fiom catarrh." of Ottiithsari Voted t�lddttd gaxeount
The blower included ;s a great help to sufrerers. r)11 ter it h N).111
•
illy Xllllls. RoX•
Th -i' -'it. IAV—IIIV Xiflas box,
With its shining splay of dark
C:reem slllilax, in which nestled
A Carnation, white, and pure
As the maiden who seat it.
Tied with ribbon -green as the
Enwrald-ewhlent of Fruth,
The faith which filleth Illy doul,
The faith in Emmanuel.
ELo1Sh: A. SK1JUN(iti,
(loderich, Ou(.
Stanley.
NoTEs. Miss Elnlrml, Hasllani, who
tilts been visiting near Holmesville for
some time, paid it visit to the home of
Mr. Joseph Richardson the past week,
bufOre leaving fur her home in Tot on -
tis. --The menlhers of the Bayfleld road
Presbyterian church purpose havin* a
social lit the residence of John Reid,
Sr., on the evening of the 28t.h lust. -
Mr. James Reid left on Friday to
aticnd I.he fine eral of his sister-in-law,
Mir. Savage, Lucknow.-We are
sorry to hear of the illness of Mies C.
Johnson. We hope she will 80011
recover. �,>
THAT PALE FACE.
For Nervous Prostration kind
Ansonia there is no medicine that will
so prout )tly :old infaillibly restore
vigor ant strength as Scott's EI11111-
sioo. --
Goderich.
Front another source.
The B.B.L.C. tassetlhly held at the
Hotel Bedford was crowned with suc-
cus. The iiarper's outshone them-
selves, playing with ecstatic Measureal-
ma)stto 4il.rii., Wednesday. Theladies
dressed charmingly and the gentlemen
weie all attention. The assembly was
held in the saloon of the liotel Bedford,
which hasa, gallery fur the musicians.
and the hosts may well ba proud of the
success of the tit s assenibly under the
new regirne. A number front a dis-
tance atte tided.• -Miss Hogarth, visit-
ing her relations here for sunle time,
met with an accident last week, by
which her leg was broken, and the
surgeons decided that the limb should
be auiplitated.-Miss McMurray, of
Clinton, spent a few days ill town last
week.
ANNUAL. MuoriNG. - The annual
McKillop.
I
If we told you that your
AN INTERR(JPTFI) ERRAND.
Ii
J. P. Westman, of Waltotl, eked the i
het John Finlay-
,1
One winter clay, fiver Y(eMS ago, ;t
L
woMan left her house with the definite
J
pill pose lir her Mind to visit and con-
t
stilt a doctor who lived not far away.
Ise
She never reached his house. Why
s
nuts" she shall tell you that Itetsclf.
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The story hegius ten yciirs ago, ill
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Strphcl
I'ow•ell, aged iii yrs., 1 month, 11 day%
July, 1884.
i
is a necessity to your baby.
"At that tittle," she says,, "I Megan
•LI
to feel strangely tired and heavy with-
li
out being able to assign it reason for
ti
it. The lite and anlbltic)n seemed to
ones one, two and three
lir gone out of tile. There was a foul
Camillo and Me. Rnigell. It lawyer, 01'
taste in Illy mouth, and illy tongue, as
years of age is better than
I held it out before the glass, looked
cream for thein. They
like a piece of brown leather. My
o
meals had no attraction for tile; I had
li
no desire to eat; and what little I
coaxed Myself to swallow Only hurt
I)
and distretsed tile. Indeed it. genre rile
g
so inuch pain in the chest gird side
t.i
that I came to he actually afraid to
tl
eat. I
a
"Presently I began to belch up wind
1t
or gas and spit up a fluid as sour its
('
viniger, 1 had an alarming pain in
L
my tett side, and illy heart beat and
TsE
EA
fiutteled like a frightened bird
('
f
in a cage. I almost believed it
IN THC t:OaLD
would jump out of its place.
It
"This went on for to time, and then I
'1'
got to have trouble to breathe. In
•L
truth I had fairily to tight for illy
1)
brent.h. I often ckuked and gasped
s
as one does with soine impediment ru
1
the throat. And I' was rltun u
•! g P
P
phlegin all day long. My chest was
tt
sore witti hackirlg:ttrct stt•aimtng. This
a
continued nutil 1 imagined lily lungs
r
m4ust he neatly tcn•u to pieces and
f,
gone. It was sir like consumlp-
h
tion that wany thought. it Mast be
h
that dreadful and deadly disease.
o
Ill the course of events my breath-
h
ing grew worse and worse, so that I
f
had to he helped upstairs. And I ws,s
si
s
tot) weak to dress and undress myself.
Year after year It was so, until eery
it
strength was almost wholly gone.
t
To untke the short journey across
the roam I was obliged to
e
h
support myself by the table and
chairs. I saw one doctor after
c
f
another who gave me medicines
d
and rectiiilniended pouftices and
1
plasters, but nothing did ale any good.
d
...One doctor•, after examining tile,
k
said, `.Urs• Ryder, you have (lot no pulse; yore
t
won't olay here tnuc•h longer.'
"Yet I am here, and I will tell you
how it came about. On the '2nd day
a
of January, 1891, whilst on my way to
see a doctor at Wigan, 1 was taken so
had that I had to stop and rest ill it
('
Shop. I could scarcely Ineathe, and
a
t
was so ill I knew not where to go or
what to do. A gentleman was in the
shop who, seeing how ill I wits spoke
f
to me and said he cattle from Pember-
ton. Then he told how his wife, after
she had been given up by the doctors,
had hern cured by Mother Seigel's
Curative Syr tip.
"This intelligence made we change
Y g
Illy mind. Instead of going to the doctor,
i
as I had .vet out, io do, I •went to Alfr.
t
Kellett's, the chemist in MtLrket Placf, and
bought a bottle of this medicine.
i
r
"When I had taken it for a few days
1
my syrnptoins were all improved; illy
k
breathing was easier, and Illy food
agreed with Me. And, to to lie shut•[,
not long afterwards I was once more
able to du my own housework. I
i
could eat anything, and nothing
troubled tile. I aril a living witness to
the virtue of Mother Seigvl's Syrup.
(Signed) Mary Ryder, 150 Preston
Road, Standish, near Wigan. August
17th, 180.1."
Ah, yes; now we see. It is a strange
,I
World we live in. Aran proposes ;„till
(god disposes. We never know when
we start oil an err laud how we shall
end it. How fortunate for Mrs. Ryder
' that she wire compelled tr, stop and
reit in that shop. Otherwise she
might have died of indige.dtt)on and
l
dyspepsia, the disease Froin which she,
suffered. The same fearful s tnptotls
--haw fauriliar they are. -and yet how
often this disease is mistaken for con-
sumpt.ion. Before you adopt that
hypothesis try Seigel's Syrup. The
chances are you will soon be cured, as
I
this lady wil,s.
McKillop.
I
If we told you that your
MARRIED, --On Jainiary Oth, Rey. S.
J. Allin, of Brussels, assisted by Rev,
baby was starving, that it
J. P. Westman, of Waltotl, eked the i
het John Finlay-
actually didn't ret I1
g enough
matrirnunialilwty -weer
sun, of '1'lrckersulith, and Miss Maggie
Boyd, tit the fitudly residence, McKil-
to eat Ing ht resent li.
lop. The bride was attended by Miss I
*James
And yet there are thousands
Jane Boyd and the groom by
Finitwson,
of babies who never get the
DEATH. --MV. Peter Dodds, son of Mr.
fat they should in their food
Thos. Dodds, of McKillop, pitsyed awayor
an
t his residence, near Winthrop, on
f
who are not able to digest 1
Sunday night last. Mr. Dodds was
Y0 g
the fat that the det. Fat j
just furty-s,x years of age. He head
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Strphcl
I'ow•ell, aged iii yrs., 1 month, 11 day%
not liven fueling well for wale time hilt
i
is a necessity to your baby.
nothing serious was anticipated until
within a couple of daytt of `his death,
It is baby life and baby
when iuflaulrnation of the bowels sec
in. He leaves it widow and live child-
beauty. A few drops of
ren. The, sincerest sympathy will be
by friends
Scott's Emulsion for all little
extended nutmer•uus te)
the bereft and afflicted widow imd
ones one, two and three
family, and to the soi rowing parents
Camillo and Me. Rnigell. It lawyer, 01'
and friends.
years of age is better than
A COUNTY COUNCILLOR MARRIED. —
cream for thein. They
John Benuewies, ex -reeve of McKillop
the Vatican, have lett London fi.r.
and nteinbev-elect for District 2 of the
thrive and grow on it.
now county council of Perth, vyas tri ar-
ried at Toronto, Wednesday, his bride
SCOTT & BOWNE, Bellevine,OuL
lifting Miss Setts, Steiss, of Cranbrook.
Rev. Mr. Miller, pastor of the Queen
city Lutheran church, tied thb nuptial
knot in the preseneo of a few friends.
A PERFECT TEA
Air. and Mrs. Benuewies journeyed
-
houteward immediately after the cerammsaftuN
`k
nutmy, and were guests at the
Royal Hotel, Stratford, for it. few days.
fln
They will ulakea shortstay in Mitchell
before settling down. Mr. Bennewies
basa, larger share of municipal ex-
perience than perhaps tiny other man
TsE
EA
of his age. He is still it young mall,
FINEST ICA
but has served seven yours its C011Ilt:Illot-
IN THC t:OaLD
and reeve of McKillop an(Lone year as
reeve of Logan His mini guy frieud•s
r • op, THC TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP
in both Huron and Perth will join in
wishing hire even greater nsefulness
and popularity as a henedict. j
eeting of the Great Northwestern
gricnitural So(•iety was held in the
)Wit hall last Wednesday. There was
large attendance. The Directors re-
nt priwed )•ery satisfactory. The
easurer's st.nt.ement, while showing it
null deficitcovered by important. and
iluable hilpt ovements, was received
ld adopted. Officers were elected as
)Ili ,ws:-President, W. F. Clarke, V.
Vice-llo�sident, Isaac Salkeld ; 2nd
Vice, Major�Joseph Beck ; Directors-
ts. Connolly, C. J. Naft.el, James
, Tat tin
Robert Me -
sans lhos.Gnuch•,y, <'l.ngns McKinnon,
omos Davidson, Robert Glenn. At
he after ine(•ting Ja.mles Mitchell was
-nppoiuted Secretary and H. i.. Witt-
on Treasurer. T,he show will be held
n Sept. 21st, 22nd and 2';A'd.
Catarrh is a Constitutional disease
al regnirey a constitutional remedy
ke Hood's Sar'salmrilla, which purifies
le hloud.
llllilett.
ANwrHF.I• PIONEER GONE.--AnothPl'
f [lilt -oil's pioneers has departed this
Fe. Mr. Christopher Dale, of the
Huron Road, Hhllett, died oil Fridity
ight last. Mr. Dale had reached the
ood age of So years. He was it na-
ve of Yorkshire, England, and, with
is wife and five children carne to Can -
da to seek his fortune in the new
lad in 1847. They firit settled in the
otmty of Oxford, near Woodstock,
where they remained IthOut four vear:s.
eaving Woodstock, they vaine et) the
aunty of Huron, and settled on a
grin in the 'township of Hallett, near
Kinhurn, anti which is now owned by
Mr. Christopher T. Dale.
is eldest son..tl. (. p
his part of the coullu•y Was then
al a wilderness,+) and Mr. Dale
raved and surulounted all the hard -
hips and privations of pioneer life.
Ie was it niam of indomitable will
r• a and indus-
r a , rsevc .Loc
ower, e t e
r
p i Ability. i•I '
' cg uotl l ustne s c
•y aCll t, y
ccuMuliated weidtlt ritpidly, and was
eputsd to he one of the wealthiest
tuners in the county of Huron. At
is death he was possessed of five
undred and fifty acres of land in his
wn right, hesides other means. sand
►mself iind his sons owned hetweeu
hern 1,930 acres. All this land con-
sts of fine, fertile farms in the town -
hips of Hallett and Tuckersulith. He
Iso took a lively interest in
tiblic affairs, and was at different
Imes a member of the township coun-
il of Hullett. He had been in failing
ealth tot- the past year, and had been
onfined to his house most of the title
or the past few months. His wife
led about eight. years ago, and lie
eaves a htmily of four sons and three
aughiers. The sons are all well
nown farmers and stock raisers of
his district. rho daughters are, Mrs.
Kesler, of Woodstock; Mrs. Coates,
wife of Air. Robert Coats, of Hullett;
lid Mrs. Thomas Carter, of the Huron
Road, Tuckerstllith. The renliains
were interred in the Clinton cemetery
n .Monday. By the death of Mr. Dale
nother link in the chain which binds
he present to the early days of settle-
ment in this county hiss been severed.
These links are rapidly becoming
elver.
Droppted Dead In Church.
Exeter, Ont., Jan. 17th. -Mr. Rithard
Harrison, a retired gentleman, living
after
sto-night,
n town for ninny years,
ea, went to the James Street Mctho-
dist Church for service. Aftt•r being
n his seat about flee. minutes, he sud-
lently grave it gasp and :almost instant -
y died. Hifi irony was carried home,
and his sons notified by wire of his
sndden death. Mr. Harrison was aged
74, and leaves two dau¢hter•s and four
Bons. The congregation wits intich
igitatt-d by the awful event.
[PALE GIRLS
Weak, languid and listless;, suffer.
ing from heart palpitation, ner_
vousness, stomach troubles or
constipation, should tine Indian
Woman's Bttlm. It curve.
WEAK WOMEN
Run down, easily tired, pain in
back or limbs, troubled with
dizziness, rush of blood to the
head, faint feeling, nausea, try
Indian Woman's Balin. It's
nature's remedy for women.
Sold in Clinton by J. II. Combe.
HcKillof► Fire Insurance Co.
The annual meeting of tile McKillop
Allltatal Fire InsunLnce Company took
Place in the town hall, Seafoi•th, on
Friday, kith inst., and was largely at-
tended by inonlhers of the company.
The following of ours were appointed
for the current year: -president, Geo.
Watt, Hallett ; vice-president, W. (i,
Broadfoot, Tticke sinith ; Secy-treas.,
Messrs.
V. Sl:uuu n McKillop; Me.sr..
W. J
p,
,,, •.
John ,ttcnlock and John Ictal
J tin ( e Jc h C. 1V
Sun, of AIc•Killop, were appointed ntidi-
tors. The following is the auditors'
report in detail.
,Total policies for 189;5 in force.. A 1,905 ITU
'I'otul balance of property insured 3,.47.•'.58 nu
Total anpount tit' prealium notes in'!16 96,096 57
'Ictal a;ses•ment Ivvied in 1896.. ... 5,67:3 F5
RECEIPTS.
Balanee front 1891; .............. ..... to 701 35
Received on previousansessuu•nt;.. 379 iso
Transfer fees.......... til (NI
Nuton discounted by Cu ............. ]0011 Oo
Interest received oil urrears of
assess ....................... 4 9()
Received for one ilnnith's extension
u l pol lei, I ....... I ... .. ... . . 30
('ollc'tell on usossnlont for 1896.... 53,10 40
Total.... ......... $7340 45
l.xl•F.VDITt'lt F:.
Commission to agents . ............. S 11; 36
Inspectors foes. ...... . .. ....... 28 (N)
Di -;count on notch., . ...... .. . .. .24 45
Travelling expenses... .. ... , . .. 11 00
Rent.of room for dirocton, meeting_ s 10 O(I
Salaries of officials ... 62J 65
Printing and stationery_ . ...... 18 40
Statutory ail essnteltts.... ......... 55 40
Postage aecoln,ts. 34 85
Loans paid in 1896....... _'575 20
Notes Of company paid ... .......... iWo 00
Balannein bank,,.,........ 294314
'rotal ....... .............3)73113 45
ASISETS.
......... 3943 14
Balance on hand ..... •.. 8
Arrears on assessment.... 484 40
Residue oil promimn notes, ........ 81501 44
otticefusnitlire ............ 1W IN)
Total .......... ... .85931 98
LIABILITIES.
Printing probably
........... 75 00
tt $
iC l Y
The McKillop Alut ial Fite Insurance
Company is gradually becoming one tit
the strongest fire insurance coll,%inies
in the Dominion and is withunt doubt.
the cheapest Mild safest insurance
available tot- farul and isolated pro-
perty. The Board of Management is
ccnnposed of men whose names are
synonymous with frugality and push
and under sueh able direction the com-
1 hanv :am not fail to go on and Pros-
per as it: has done in the past.
An Indian's Speech.
TIF JUKES A CAPITAL ADDRESS IN
FAVOR OF THE CONSE 11VATIVE CAN-
DIDATE IN SOUTH BRANT.
The Council -house. at Oshweken,
near Brantford. turas crowded to suffo-
(lation last Wednesday night upon
the occiision of Mr. Henry's meeting.
Two knots of [nen, one lot, imported
frons Brantford, did their' hest to dis-
turb Air. Henry, but, their efforts were
not successful, and he carried the audi-
ence with hint front start to flnieh.
Mr. George Styres made all exc•ellPnt
chairman. The opening speech, by
Chief N. Alonture, Wilt it capital one.
lie refered to the fact that when the
franchise was first, granted he had not,
exercised it, bnt he had since learned
to apprc'ci+lte that privilege given to
thent by the greatest of stiatesrnen.
"What, Indians wanted tostudv was
wheat Iliad been clone to them by the
► he -
fore
told t
new Government. They n
fore that the medicat assistants were
not experienced enough. A new (clot/
E'rnmlent hnd conte in, :and they had
sent. in two snore voting teen. One
of thern was factually talking polimcs
during his practice. 'ft's the rst, time
I ever knew that it Was nt•cesn:try fol
a doctor to know what side of politic:.
it patient was toil ill order to give treat
agent•" (lrttighter and iapplitnse.)
IN ITS NATIVE PURITY.
"\lonsoon" Ten is put up by the Indian 'r, -a
grerrtm as a siunple td the bust qualities of Indian
l u.,.v. 'I hemfs,ru they use the greatest care in t1w
s.tecdon of the Tea and its blend, that is why they
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KEACHrFt—In Galt, oil Fridav, Jan. 15th, 1887,
to air. and Mrs. Thos. Keachie, a daughter.
.1lr.Nt:n..—In Hallett, on Jan. "0th, the wito
of Mr. Daniel McNeil, of a daughter.
SOWEttay.—On Fridav, Jan. 15, at Outhwaite
Farm, lot 12, con. 3. Go(lerich township, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. Sowerby, a son.
Rrsos•rox.—b) Setiforth, oil Jan. 7th, th +
wife of lir. A. J. liingston, of a son.
PATEN. --In East Wawaiiosh, on Jas. 11, lir,;.
Wm. Patten, of a daughter.
DORRANCF..—In McKillop, on January 32nd,
the wife of George Dorr•anee, of a sots.
tx.- ❑t McKillop, oil Jan 1,5.h tile lvit•u
S10I. L t I C
of George Story, of a daughter.
ScoTT.—In Wingliam, on January 7, 31*r. It,
Scott, of a son.
ELLIOTT.—In Fast Watvanosh, on January I.
Mm. At. Elliott, of a daughter.
BRowv_ln Hullett, on Jan. 1, the wife o
Mr: James Brown, of a son.
MARRLAGEF.
11F.LM—ANDEnsOY.-1n Ashfleld, at the resi
Bence of the bride, on the 13th inst., by Rev. V.
Hall, Mr. John Helen to Miss Sarah Anderson
Dorms-ARCIrIBALD.—At the residence of th,t
bride's fathep, McKillop, on Jail. 20th by Rev.
P. Musgrave. Air, Thos. Doolds, of Fessenden.
Dakota, to Mary, second daughter of Wil).
Archibald, Esq. .
DALRYMPLF—Ross.—At the Manse, Exeter.
by the Rev. 1y. M. Martin. B. D„ on the 1201
inst., John Dalrymple to Miss Maggie K. Rok;H,
both of Tuckorsmith.
1ZODOYALD—WnITSLY.-In Godorich T�r , a.•
the residence of her father 7th con., on Thttrr:
day evening, Jan. 14th, by'Rev. Wm. Godwin,
Thos. McDonald, of Porter's Hill. to Misr.
Emma Whitely.
BAI(FR-111GOART.- At Clinton, on the 12th
inst., by the Rev. A. Stewart. John Herbint
Baker, of Toronto, to Agnes Gertrude Biggart,
of. Bayfield.
F1NL.tYsov—BoVD.- At the family residenoe.
of the bride, on Jan. 6, by Rev. S. J. Allir,
Brussels• assisted b�• Ret•. J. P. WCatruRIL Mr,
John Finlayson, of ruckersmith, to Mise Mag
gie Lloyd, of McKillop.
MENARY-PIERCE.-At the North streei,
Methodist parsonage, Godcrich, on Jan. 13, by
Itev. J. Fdge, Thos. Menary to Mary F. Pierce,
both of Ashfield.
CASE-IloaaARTR.-AL the residence of the
bride's father, Hensall, on Jan. 12th. by Rev.
t. S. Henderson, Mr. Gco. E. Case, of Ha yy t„
Miss Agnes F„ only daughter of Mr. B. flog
garth.
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15At•A(jl.%—LC Grey, on tho 13th inat., Crw
A
I nn Webster, beloved wife of John `lavage, its
the age of 19 years 9 months and 17 days.
GtiNN.--Jn Ashtleld, on Jan. 8, MCP. GuAn.
relict of the late Peter Gann, of Colborne, agvl
75 years.
STFwAn•r. - At Iienmiller, on .ian. 12, .lob;.
Stewart, nurseryman, aged 6.2 yeara and
mouths.
11ARJUSON. -Ili Exeter, oil the 170 hl -;r.
Richard ilarrison, aged 7.4 years.
DALF. In Hullett, ort .ian. 15th, Chri,3toph,•
Dale, Sr., aged 80 years and 11 days.
Frederick Fifrrpattick of 1'uslincll
PDouns.- Ill ;1IcK111op, on Suaday, Jan. 17th,
eter Dodds, aged 40 years and 8 months.
nttetlopted to hung himself front a
MOCAY.- lir Seafort.h, ori January 17th,
hintarac tree, blit desisted, and aft: r-
Donald McKay, aged 81 years.
wards gave 118 the rea.ion that ill(' tree
G,toF;N,-lir ('linton, mt Jan. 10th, Richard N.
wits not high enough.
(41tgon, iwod 80 ycarH.
The Young Men's ('hrislain Inter-
g
Convention ntet 'I'll,n'Sd;ty
I Frrzimovs.- AtThorndalot on the 17th insi...
I Jtargu.ret, wifo of Thos. Fitzsimons, Rged 6.t
yoars, anti t. of Mr. Robt. Fitzsimons, Clinton.
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V '.VET fll
n Ot.taawa, and were gi PJ .1 y
Fit
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Exeter M th 1697
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POtt'F;I,I Ili f
!tial welconle b Mayor Fiinirhano, writ()
oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Strphcl
I'ow•ell, aged iii yrs., 1 month, 11 day%
is a Rumen Catholic,.
,wTTON.- -fil Usborue, oil rho 1501 taw..
Air. Wilt• Bell. the well-known or-
Eleanor, wife of Will,Sutton, of Exeter, aged
g an land piano to) tit)afart.ilrer of
M years.61llontlaH, to( ltyH.
(i•uelph, fell from the 2.311 train front
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Toronto, Thursday, and wits picked up
Nil,. Fitzpatrick, Solicitor General of
in it semi-consiuuq condition by it
Camillo and Me. Rnigell. It lawyer, 01'
freight. train passing shot'(Iy 'Ifter-
Manitoba, who :ire c•haiged with pro•+-
W,111P. Itis st,ploaed lie wits blown
.1
from
pnt,litg the schooit
l riettlenlent, cake t
off while going one c+n to nt)-
the Vatican, have lett London fi.r.
other'•
Polito.