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know the ingredients of .it, We
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thesatisfaction it has given for -
years and can ,
therefore confidently
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recommend it. for any of ,.:the
00ire affections. Price •--2&-cent's
-'a bottle from us only.
S1�OHE JACKSON
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ALLEN :dt wis Soil. •
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Bargains
MANY
' UP CLINTON ON NE .t r ,441, Ihrl \art M RD.
The members and adherents of WIrigg
' hem Cor gregationelorhuroh hive loved.
° ed to ao. ept the arrangement advised
• by the Church Coutlaji, which met here
i a o,• oo t t
A some t me. _ gg .A ardingi he Ileac
THAN six months Rev. d', W. 00 1412 of Turn»
berry will preach .here every Sabbath,
morning and evening, and in Turnberry
in the afternoon. Thia arrangement
1 has gone and we wish to thank will continue for six months, until the
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rot
nes mee ng me p
our cutitomers for their
age. We believe that having :ones Wdiugbam congregation will be disoues-
Mr Gtoflxn will still reside in turn,
liberal
patron. rento, when the future. relations of the
bought from us they will„come again burry, and 13owiok, for the prevent at
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having satisfied themselves that our least, becomes a separate charge. -
goods Portagela Prairie Daily Qraphie a
q ods are just a$ represented
increase of
young 'WinRhamite, who to at present
o i eeembee 19th thug refers to a former
Duringl891i we expectan
business and we shall do our best by visiting in Brussels. i•-=•ctTt A. Bail, left
at to
good workmanship and fair prices, to ' a eBrnd t eeelsoOda.s at bleb home there
merit tt, and several months at least in the east,
If your watch or clock has . been go- ' On Saturday evetiting.•atz,.nutxtber of itis
whet intimate friende mncludiag his
fag astray lining it to us and we will ,friends at time' -Lansdowne,' gave bin4 a
do it good or if you want- anything in ' royal send-off with an "oyster supper
good tune. It is now about
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Silverware, 3'ewelr Watches, etc,' an general. rw , Y
two •years.snce he•,came to town and
Call and see our stook and • learn .our he has proved himself a young man of
prices: many good qualities." -Where does
the nineteebth century end? ' Most
pebple,'answering off -bend, will say at
the end ,of the year 1899, imagining that
the new •century begins with .'1900.
There is, of course, 100 years in a. ven-
tury.;and 1900 years in nineteen center-
les, so that' the present century does
not end till the end of .nineteen hund-
red, or two years from this,..New Years._
Tbe_first day of the twentieth century.
''will be Jan, 1at,.'1901.----,Verytbought-
ful was .the act. of .the Zetiand farmers,
who'presentee Rev. Wm.. Lowe with a
load of oats as a Christmas .present..
-Mr. Geo. Ireland lett town Monday
on a trip 'to Texan. It he finds the
climate there beneficial to his health,.
and business prospects• good, he 'nay
WE. ARE' LEADERS
IN OUR LINE •:
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P. B. CRE ••
Jeweler and Espert
Watch Repairer. •.ilia•••••••
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STILL GIVING
`n N decide to reside there for the: future.
�,RGAINS • Aboutone o'clock Saturday afternoon
fire broke out in the dwelling over Jno,
Hannah's store, Owing ' to the strong
wind prevailing the fire Was hardto
fight,but by the exoellent_svork:- of --the
firemen wee got under control before it
bad spread further than the, upper
story, which was almost totally destroy-
ed. The furniture and store were bad-
ly damaged by water. The loss is near.
ly covered by insurance, The fire, ore
ginated from the chimney.,
Mensal', .
Hensallltes are much conoerne d
about . the contemplated removal d1.
Bell's outshine works.. to Seaforth,' the
latter town having offered :Mr, Bell a
loan of $17,000,. to be paid in, twenty
years without interest, or if he 50 de -
Good, keen bi yers".look for
special bargains
'
at
Christmas,
and we have severalthet ought
• to please them
-well, 1•, a
mon
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41. lbs. 25c Tea for......... $1 00
'4 Ibie-80c Tea, fare. 1 00 .
3 -lbs. 40e Test for., 1 00 •
•, 28 lbs. Raisins for...,• 10•.
a lb. Mustard' for . 8`
. 1h. Mustard for,...,16:
boxes Matches for.. ,. ` . ` 25. ;
R five -cent bars Soap for25
• BestExeter Flour, perewt. 2 2
Chop Oats, per cwt... Y::
1i Also Bran, Shorts: Chop, Oats
and Peas-.----
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Market 'Square.
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olds first place among the beat coin"
me tialschcotsOntariori
o• enjoys
a
large patronage.Have recently re-
ceived ei ,fpplietations from businese
eolllegrl our _graduates to teach in
'their schools. Board cheap Writs
for beautiful WaJ)ELLIOTR' Principal.
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able gift; but in our stock yoaa'll. find
-your problem easily solved.
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We have numerous pretty and use-
ful gifts, any of which . would ,prove
Most acceptable to your friends.
Our stock contains the things 'you
want at prices thatwill enable you to
buy them. .
We are better supplied now than we
may be later on:
. a , (I.'Ir.$.
A to Chilton.
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Come in and.
Make -a Selection
and we will lay it away for you.
Gents' Watches $4 and up.
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Ladies' Watches $4 and up,
Ladies' Long Chains $1.75 and up.
Girlti' Solid Gold Icings 75c and up.
Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold Rings,
including a large selection. of Opals,
$1.50'•and up.
Gold and Gold Filled . Spectacles $3
arilup: ,. ..
Brooches, Stick Pins, Tto Pins,
Cuff
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Links, Chain Bracelets, •etc., at prices
which defy competition. -
Clocks of all descriptions $1 and up.
Large stock of
8iluer rare • .
NoueItiesr:Etc,
We Will Please Yon
J. Grigg
Buttes/int to S. Biddlecombe,
HARVARD
MALE QUART
SerellBod
EnTR.
STONE
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Tenors
Leister Bartlet
' ; B, Phillips
s. L
Thomas
sires, $540 a year into the oinking
g
fund, the interesten these annual .pay -
menta to be allowed }rim. A. meeting
ofcitizens-: was •held to- consider -the
matter and after conaidereble. discus-
sion t was decided to await. 'develop-
wants
developwants and see what Seaforth , will do.
The general opinion was that the vil-
lage
il-1age would give Mr. Bell a loan of say
$5000 rather than•loose him, but 'could.
not equal : Seaforth's oder. The Ob-
server voices the situation here in the
following editorial paragraph :--"The
town of Seaforth is, from a business
• point of view, apparently in. desperate
straits. Not satisfied with the indus-
tries eiitablished there, they are trying
to buy up those of .their neighbors.
Were Eensall to offer for loah Broad -
foot h Box fifty thousand to movetheir
works here, it would eat Seaforth wild°
_ and we would be denounced as thieves.
and robbers. Mr. Bell has a perfect
right to accept Seaforthrs ..offer' and
would be foolish to refuse such a good
thfng,,yet Seaforthpeople would talk;
differently were the; situation reversed. "
--iJoe PTorria, who was visiting his
relatives here recently, had rather a
close call. Ile WAS taking :medicine
and by :mistake drank a mouthful of
carbolic acid. Fe noticed bis miatake
as soon asthesubstance entered bis
mouth and spat it ,out, but his 'lips and
the inside • of • hie mouth -were badly
will -e effects
burned asci hew fee ' 1 1 th - for
some time. -Wednesday week a very
ence
lra event took lace at the residence
of the bride, in pStanley, when Miss
13elen Johnston became the happy
viife of Geo. A. Pollock of .Hay, near
Drysdale. The Rev. S. Acheson tied.
the nuptial knot. .
lfth.
For Over Fifty Veit*
Aflae, Welt•*toss's Sooxrterta Shoup has bees
used by millions of mother* for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child sneering
and crying with train' of Cuttingg Teeth sand at
once and get a bottle of "Mos Wlnslow's sooth-
ing alyrtip for Child re,t TeatI.... It will re
eredittou..
Mier Ida Winer who has' been visiting
friends in Winnipeg Man., • the past
year returned home last Monday. --
Mr. and Mrs.. John 'Voelkes ofEllcton
Michigan are visiting friends hem, -
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Smith and family of
Exeter, spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs,
.1.Y Eilber here, --,-The Misses Clemens
of Winchelsea, were tile gueata'of Mr,
and Mrs. M. Winer, jr. the past week.
.--- Junior
cantata given by the
Alliance and the choir of the German
ohurob, Saturday evening was a grand n
d
auce ,Phe little kaki did their part
exceedingly
-well which reflects great
T.alae on the management committee.
he im.terior was beautifully decorated
with bells, evergreens, eta. The re,
ceipte at the door amounted to about'
t40. ----Mr's. Shelton of Detroit is.vie-
icing. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
'I'revethlck.=--•The election resulted in
giving A. Sweitzer, Hy. Wil,.
lert rind Wni. Yearley the councillor-
ship.
ouncillor-ship.
, • Beverthe>tourlittdesufferer irtrtnedfately, be-
pond�►• i n•ft,'Mothers,therelenorniistakeabout
' -bite lxy'f tlt wavy tobacco it. It cures Dfarrhaea regulates the Stomach'
and bowels, wino es
to re wisp r ER, � v'wi nl an
, . *twit so ta.t4 d efttt a p ri•ptimtt t,+t nn
lila arra
*poet
otos or
wig WO
a e s, o',me* n Colic, teflon* the
the figures; in the hot Gums redncesinflatnntatto a t tc
at nil Imes do
CP" t° i Oren teething ayo1
sorrier' to will
of the oldeet nd beet tenial' seta e
a 1 phrrel nt nd
la fir "me suet tJ itnd Rtatee. 'rice twos y
es,
ccente a bottl a wSold by r&1 nr gggteta throatght
'wiatrar oWW'8 ficorig IlfHe p mon*. ask for "Mite
Sheldoten POPallar Bonks.
Atopy of tberiplendid',tory entitled
"Overcorniag the World,•' bis Gsaatss
h2. Saii1nox, author of "In His Steps,"
"The Redemption of Freetown,'" etc.,
has been sent to us by The Poole
Printing Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Thiatetory is interesting alike to old
and young, and has a powerful influence
in the moulding of character. Dr. Her-
tick Johnston, who stands Among: the
very foremost of religious leaders, ways r
"I have read -Overcoming the World'
with gonulus interest. It is a bit of
more heroism that the world wants
i ucknow.
Mr, Alen.1)„ Pa On, of British Col-
umbla, and eon of Mr. Alen. 1'atereon,
Huron, arrived home •last week. Ire,
was Wedded on. Wednesday afternoon to
;Mies Bower*, or Huron township, and
on Thursday morning last the happy
oouple left by early train for their was.
tern home a000mpauied by the good.
wishes of their hoot at friends, Mr.
Paterson bite charge of a large ranching
farm at Ladner's Landing, B, C,• ----et
young man named Mabaffy, a divinity
otudent of Mopill College, Montreal,
and who was spending a few days with
friende, in Kinloss, had his leg badly
brolten on Friday last, while being dri-
ven to' the station in Luoknow, In
•turning off the road to pass a lead of
saw logs, the gutter was up.set and in
the fall the young man had his leg bro-
ken. =..--An,entertainment will be held
in the Publle Hall, St. Helene, on Fri,
day ..evening,. January: 13th, for the
benefit, of the Public . Library, whena
good programme will be presented,.
The W. 0, T, IL are preparing a box
ofclothing inandliterature t e
oh am-
i forl
h
g
bermen in tbe Bruce Peninsula` and
askall who can (members and otbers)
til Bend paroela by the 12th of January,
to Mrs, Bryan, President,
• May Township.
The following, is the result of the,
-municipal election a -Reeve-A. G. Eli.
nes 432, R. Turnbull 323. Cpunoillors--
Peter Lamont 432, William Consist 337,
William Stalk 293, W. B. Battler 281,
James Bonbhron 210, Alexander.Tboelp',.
son 229,' Wiiliam Snell. 203 John, g;
Goetz 150. The council of .1899 will
thus consist of Ebnes, Lamont, Coiiitt,
Stalk, Ba°atler;. •
.rahorne.
• The old council will continue' to
transact the public business of Usborne
for yet another:: year. The vote for
county councillors in this municipality
stood-Molnnes 471, Rollins 209, Del -
bridge 382.
,l t
lilekilflol►, ' .
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Mr. ,,Morrison was elected reeve by
acclamation, but there were nine candi-
dates in the field for. the council. The
result_vias as follows, the first four ,bee
ing . successful --James O'Laughlin .355,
Joseph C. Morrison 830, Alexander
Gardiner ' 316, John G. Grieye 282,
Brown 202,' aovenlock' 160, Ryan, • 157,
Bushfield 134, ;Adams 7l •
East W awanesh.
',The vote for the 'municipal council
-stood as follows :-Reeve-M, Look-`
hart 2e Walter 2 , W it r. Scott 161. Ctiunaillore
T. • Currie 248, John' McCallii
fie
246,A. B. Carr 222, J. E. Ellis 208i
Charles Campbell' 165. : '
West Wawanosli.
The Councillors for Nest Wawano0h
for 1899, • are as • follows :-Wm... Me...
Quillen 230, Chas, Taylor. 186, ,Patrick
O'Connor 215, John'Thompson 192:
Deere .foe Gibson elected. by acolama-
•
, s Norris.
Mr. Iabister has been elected reeve
defeating Mr. Kirkby by a vote of .343
to 292. For' oounoiilora.tbe first four
are the chosen: -Code, 439, Cardiff 395.
Jackson 283, Shaw 249, Taylor 239, Duff
235.
4.0.4440.44444.40.00.
Tuckersndth.
Mr. .Tamea'Paterson has teen elected.
reeve,. defeating Mr. Peter McKay by a
majority of 42. The vote standing-
Paterson 252, MoKar:21O. For count
eillors the vote stood John Aikenhead
174, Peter Clary 242, Wm.. Chapman ars
186, John McCloy 227, George Turner
Ashfe!'d.
Samuel book and- Richardeba r
a _ a .)i• PI' to ,
employees of T. Eaton & Co,, Tor-
onto, are home enjoying their holi-
days. • ' •
The polling. division Na. 8. .gave
Chanibera 115, votes 'for the county
counoi . It wee a tight poll between
Holt and Young. •
Blit Offer To the Ikea
This Paper. •
[Eec MeiIIeiiI
Advlce
Do you understand last what Dr.. (j!;
47oys medicines will do for your r
they helping you es fast as you think they
ought? Write to our .doctor. He r,it1,
answer 'ell questions, and give . you this
best medical advice, abselutely free.
Address the Z. Cl. Ayer Co., Newell, Martin
AIAR1RUA E,S.
litinnoWs•-,RARvvre.• Cri Monday,Jan.
r, 2nd, at the residence of the bride's
pparents, 804 Talbot street, London,
by the Rev. J. V. Smith, D, D.,
Elizabeth Harvey, daughter of
Alexander flaryey,Esq.; toFrancis
..Tames es
a Burrows, M.D. Seaforth.
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LEFT
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, We hive done a large businesa
during the Holiday season :and
imve very few "left, overs" Vora
add ,3 the 'trucio 'These few things
P,V,6QZ'j'.,y.., til".e llt.ice andwe '.+
!/!�y .,.� are. cutting the
-�4 price, away down. Do you need
• anything in 1+'onvy Tables, Fancy-
Rockers,
Fancy
Rockers, Music Cabinets or �Tusic Racks. If so just drop ill
J p
and see what we have to offer you..
UNDERTAKING
residence of the brides father, Sts Our stock. in this department. is complete. Our Hearses
Marys, on Wednesday, Dec. 4th,
by 'Rev, T, A. Cosgrove, F. G. are the best -in the court
s r m r ofcounty. Our prices areaslow as thelowest.
G i geou Stratford, to Agnes,
BROAD Fater, BOX & CO.
daughter of John. Galbraith.
FITZSIMMoNs°-MITaivELL,*At the rest
dence , of the bride's parents. St.-
' Marys, by Rev. • A. Grant, • 'Chas.1
W. Fitzsimmons ''to Josephine,
daughter of Adam 114itoliell.
BELL--SmeANE.--On the . 21st Dec., by
• the Rev J. L. Murray, D. D., at
the residence' of the bride's parents,
7�urniture beaters arac1 Unciortni ers
Jr,. chi; --
AlbertBell.of Walkerton'tq' Miss #
• Lucy Emma Sheane, daughter of Night and Sunday calls answered at Residence of Our
George Sheane, Esq., of. the south '
line, 'tncardine'townehr Funeral Director, .1, W, Chtdie ';`Kms' Vit, o tisite Foundry.
MCLtAREN-ARMSTRONG.-On Wednes- y ' # pp y
day, Dec. 28th,' at the residence;. of
' • the Wide's father, by Rev. George
Baker.. Charles . R.. 'McLaren of
Manitoba to Georgina 1R. Arm-
strong of Kincardine towihtship,
Huaries---ZAvrrz,-At the residence of •
the. bride's mothem, Ailsa Craig, on
Wednesday, Dec. 2$i h, by Rev.. J.
Coutts, Ed. Hughes to'Ida May
Zavite.
MOALLIBTBA-j.V10ALLIBTER..--- At, the
residence "'of the bride's -parents,
Hay, on Dee. 28th, by, Rev. S. Ach-
eson, W. T. McAllister of Grey to
Miss Janet McAllister' of Hal'.
KINOSWELL-,000L-On the SSW Dec.,
• at the resident e of the brides.
parents,. Walter Kingswell of New-
ark,. county of Oxford, Ont.,'to
Miss Rachel 'Cook, daughter' of
Joseph Cook, Esq., of Point Farm,
Colborne, county of Huron;
FtOBERTBON-RoNNENBERG.- At the
Presbyterian manse, Mitchell, 'oil
-Wednesday, 4th inst., by.the Rev.
W A. ;Bradley, B. A., George H:
.' o'ilertsoon to Louise Ronnenberg,
all• of'LY gap•.. .•
BROWN-BYERS.-At the.Presbyterian
manse, Mitchell, on.. Wednesday,.
4th hist., by the Rev, -W. A. Brad'
e Miles Brawn ley, , sown of'Logan to
Susie,daughter_ _
of Wm. Byers of.
MitekelL
Muiucut-Gilts.---At the' residence of,
the bride's father on the 13th con-
cession of Howick, by the Rev. A.
B. Dobson, on• Wednesday, Dec.
'28th, W. A. Murkar of Saugeen to
Miss Rebecca, daughter of William
Giles. A
LETBIIRN-STKE.--In Logan, on. the
4th,inst., at the hometot:tbebride's
parents, by Rev. W, A.. Bradley,
Matilda Sykes to John £,eyburn,\
both of Logan. i . :
POLLooK-TOHNBToN. At the rest-
dence of the bride's parents, : on
Jan. 4th, by Rev. S. Acheson,,
George A. Pollock of Hay to Miss
Ellen. Johnston of.Stanleyy,
HELRN-W8BBTER-In Asbtfeid Jan.
3rd, by Rev. E. (Meant at the.resi-
dence. of the` • bride's father, Mr.
Joseph•Helen to Miss Jennet Web-
ster.
t7ZELL-WEBSTEx,--In Asbfleld, 28th
Dec,, by. Rev. E. Oiivant at the
residence of the bride's. father. Mr.
Peter Uzell,: Kinloss, to ' Miss Mary
Jane Webster.
'
BIRTHS.
Lbws. --In W ingbam, on January 2nd,
the wife of Rev. W. Lowe of a
daughter.. •
GRAY. -In Wingham, on Dec. 26t' -r,
the wife of Mr.•W.. G. Gray of a
MABON. At the osppital, Stratford, on
January 3rd, • R . Barry E. and
Mrs.Mason 1. still s ml barn...
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G ovEs.--:In Lower Wingham,���on
Jan. 5th, the wife.....ofMr. Robert
Groves of a son.
Loolcltxnotn.-In Lower Wingham, on
Dec. 30th, the wife of lir. James
Lockridge of a daughter.
.-In Cuirass, on Jan. 3rd, the
wi - of Mr.' Alex. McKay of . a
daughter.
I1INsoN.-In Turnberry on Dec. 28th,
the wife of Mr•.Janrea Robinson of
a daughter-.
Pots isD.-At Ethel, on Dec. 28th, the
wife of Mr. G. W. Pollard of a son.
Onics.-ln Brussels, on Jan. 3rd, the
Wife of Mr. W. A. Crich. of a.
daughter.
CART/M.-In Olandeboye, on Jan, 4th,
the wife of Mr. James Carter of a
-daughter.
To'vN.--lir
Wingham, on Jan, 3rd the
wife of Mr. George Town of a' son.
GLAZIER; --At the Exchange Hotel;
Dunlop; on Dec. 22nd- the wife of
Mr. Wiliam Glazier of a son.
Lo0lts&tt.'r.-1n Lower Wingghair, on
Dec. 30th, Mrs. Jas. Lockhart of a
daughter.. ,
WILLIE,--Tn Seaforth, on. Dec. 27th,
the wife of Mr. W. R• Willis of a
SOn.
( u mese--In Blyth, on January 8rd, ,
the wife of lasses' Owning of a
daughter,
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is especially liable in early spring:
Hood's Sarsaparilla etadicates from
the blood all sciofitla:taints, tones and
stren�itheca the stomach, cnresdyspep.
me r0elinmatistu, catarrh and every au -
m o mens caused or promoted by impure
more of." Xn paper covers, 25.cents; or depleted blood.
extrafne cloth binding, 50 cents. For
t attire fee TNT
and Serious illness, to
sate by all dealers, or sent by the putr-
is n t price. be sent postpaid for $1.00 b suppose that there te, no other- kind
y sending but WO have in. mind a. notable example
to The Poole Printing Co., Limited, 28
end 30' Melinda street, Toronto, Ont. of a. great newspaper which' is never
dull, iii always bright, newsy, up -Us,
date and clean,. and yet la never 'teen.
national."
- Buffalo Ex
h It will be a loss of time and '
UeA,1t11r
money to be stricken with serious Ill• PERSISTENCE OD'I'tES.-The moat
neen. Tele Hood's Sarsaparilla and chronic ease of Dyspepsia or Indig'es-
your blood. In hitt wit +rt , 1• Indira,
germs of dieeatee will be expelled, seek- power of D. vols' man's. Pineapple
T
. We mean your heart. Kist' it:
with a weak stroke. ticotte Emulsion
feeds the blood, 11 makes the heart
beat irtro'nggeetr', and greatly_ improves
the eirenlatton,-°-Sal by Watts & 0o.
•
Hebei* postpaid d receipt of p . e rt A good deal is being said about the
Or any mix books in paper doves will sensational newspaper. Use would
SIMPBON.-1n Seaforth,.. on,, .Dec.. 80th,
a Simpson,
' C ar ea Esmond Si. CI it
`
accountant f the Canadian Ban
of Commerce, aget1,49 years and 6
months. •
•MILLER ---In Seaforth, otl.lanuary 2nd,.
Isaac Miller aged la years and 2
• rnonths.
MITCUELL.-In Cranbrook,' on Dec.
• 29th, Alfred Cyritl, son.of J. J.
Mitchell, aged 10 years, 0 months
and 0days..
ELr.IOTT. In' Wingbarn town plot. pe
Jan. lat, Margaret, beloved wife of
Thomas G. ged 05 years,
- 10 menthe and h Elliott,days. Dec. IIENNESSY. Y As field , on. e27th,
Elizabeth Flynn, relict of the late
John: Hennessy,aged 81.years,
PAtls.- In Goderich, on Dec. 81st,
e'
Thomas Orvill' Page, youngest son
of Thomas' and Margaret Page,
1
aged 1 year,
In
Ooderich, onnJan, 0 44th`
tI
MElizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
rs.=David='Sprooui, aged 2 years
and 20 da s.
SatAT.L.-In' Biuevale, on Jan, 2nd, the
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas' Small of Forest, Aged 5
months.
.w
Ariii►.rr, At Cromarty, on ,fate. 2nd,'
Anthony Allan•, aged 68 yeas
'rot/It BEST lb/TERMS STS", We mean The Illustrated
Will be served, by . making sure of preaa,
purify y t y all tion will succumb to thealthea ng
LOOK OUT FOR Dalt E14GIN`E,
our' health will be preserved. Ie'nt cat discovelw has done for the thou4
HOOD'S PILLS are the only illa to : One Tablet will relieve- and pools,
take with .Hood'e Sarsaparilla, Price . tads* will cure. 86 cents. --laid by
&
25 cent*, Watts Co..
ms
neand suffering will be avoided, and ablets. What this 'wonderful moll
hit a wise course? sands of roclaitned bootees, bolplese
stoma h invalid it can do for you
strong, - Don't let it flutter or at
• 0
"'Our preparations for -the` holiday trade
are now very omplete in every department
We are makin' it deo'dedly to your advanr
tage to do your holiday shopping with us 'by
Marking;. all classes of goods - at very close
prices, including
Linen..an, ..bilk Handkerchiefs
Ladies' and Gents' Kid :Gloves
Ga is Ties
ki
Table Napkins
e
p
a k ns
Table iCloths with , �, . 21:t
ch
� ' .. m cit
Fur Capes... arid. Ca' erines
p
Plain and Fancy Silks
Black and Colored Dress Goods
I TON
Cl N
H
WILL '1`1`3.E?.:
For every cash purchase amounting to Ona Dollar you'aro entitled. to choose your condi
-
Mate in the approaching election for the House of Commons and guess the member of votes be
will poll in West Huron. We oitera beautiful Dinner St.t of 57 pieces, value $10, to the person
who. cannarno the successful. candidate and guess the nearest to the number of votes Roiled for
dhim -in the riding This competition ciosep.at 5 p.m, on election day, The official returns wise
ecide. The Set of Dishes' is on exhibition in our north windoW.
New Fruit, Raisins, Choice 'Blue Fruit, Selected `Sralonrias, Sultanas, Extrti cleaned
'Currants, Figs, Dates, eta. New Nuts --Filberts, Almonds, Walnuts. Cross & Biaokwell's Peels
Lemon, Orange and. Citron, Puro.Spices and Flavoring ifxtracts. , Finest Teas and Fragrant
Coffees. •
Dater and Elms talion ! rp��- /�1 ane
as cash. Call and get yoUrholt- • N R RSO S,CASR GROCERY
day supplies.
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EARPF]R'S
OVND TABLE
Be* Mueroo
da
sC,A
m!
Cycu
e during 4899 will be devoted to,Fiction. Travel. and Sport', and will be' the
best ail.around boys paper published.
1 TWO SERIAL STORIES
1
“Forward, March 1" Oaviix 'Hamilton'
By KIRK hIIINRO1s
.By MOLLY BLi iOT, SEAWEL'L
1 iso stoty ofCrayounghero with Roose- is a story of the time of King
• vale's Rough Riders.Frederick the Creat.
Some SHORT STORIES.
e, . SCOUTING ON THE PLAINS • AN EXCHANGE of SHIP▪ S •
1 Icy �' BV:PAI O ;Bei L'r By Grtoaoa E. Virmmt
WOLVES vr. DISCIPLINE, TIRE GUNSHOT MINE
( By Hallo,r W. Frscusrt
By Cttwxtss' F. LgiiMis
ADANDY1 JL s,N si.ter : THE I-XINsotiiALUD TREASURE -SHIP
•. STORIES, O} THE WAR
( Tune stories are founded on (net, and in many cases Are _Jha actusl eiperi:.
) ence of the' authors, -
THE RESCUE OP REDWAY CRUISiNii WITH DEW'EY
BY Ntt
B W'W o
I Rot
.n mtwrtTrN Y
B lissom. Y
A SCARED FIGHTER BILLY 011 BATTERY B.
By W. J. Hatoesssorr By COLtlA3aBAksw
�..'•A WAR CORRESPONDENT AFLOAT
lIy CAttaTON T. CttAPNtAN
WITH. CAPRON AT Et CANEY
ny nerceYa C, ita:l oses `
ARTICLES ON SPORT, AND TRAVEL
hese artisicewill be of especial interest to every live and'energetic boy who•
AN FISHERMAN ARCTIC WAYFARERS C 1
ALASK
By.IC. C. JBROnts By CYxus C. ADAMS
ART OF FX.Y-FISHING T'WO-FOOTED PIGURE-SItATINO
By E. C, KRNT . 13y W. G. vM T.SIiTPirwrt
TREE-'foP CLUB-HOUSUS.1 MOTO.E P(ff.G
.'.. D Bt
iIyIJAN. BSS 1'AB%S . 'thFJ AMURA CLIiH " • -
TH.. notTOR
STAMPS AND COINS PROBLBMA AND PtixxLt3S
All will reeeiveattemion each month In doe ROUND TABLE
IO Cents',t Copy s,rbscripllorr, it 00 a' Yea
AAdrese 1IARRPER & BROTHERS, Publishers, New York, N. V.
Melly lithos Selw'ett
•
CLINTON MA1iKET ItEPO1tTS.
lotres adventure and out -door sport..
•
BUTTER ERRS•
afternoon.
(Corrected Wier* Wednesday t l
Fail Wheat ............. 70 to. '71 ,
Goose Wheat.. - 60.10 65 We want ail the Batter and i gge
we can get for which we will pay
Yr.Y..Y......Y...., . 0 27 to 0, 45 the blithest market price.
IJats•....,.• .. +r., 0.27° to 0 28
Peas sYYYYYYY.... 6` 63 40 0 65
Rye. ,.......••r..b>. ,1 ,,...,. 0 8O to 0 35
P tatoes, per bush, new... 0 40' to 00 40
Butter loose in basket..., y0' 12 to 0 la
Butter in: tub',.......». .. if 12 to O 13
0 15 C
0
C
16
Ra• ge per Osis,•„#,p..••Yr.Y.,
y.� .,f. 5, 5.0 to 6 000-
Llvellegs:r,r,•.,r.r.il„A to to 400
Pork per ## 00 to 600
Dried Applea per lb ' Y • '0 03Jjto 0 44
'Dunks, per lb.. .r,.... 0 05 to 0 06
Turkeys per lb.', Y,....••... 0 '07 to 0,08
*Geese' per 1b, r>,,,•.,..,.•. . 0 05 to 0 06
Chickens per
ai Y.,Y..Y.,.r, 0 30 to 0 35
p r
GVool,,..... ,Y.,Y,..r•,.r,.r.,nr 0 16 sO 0 16
q 5.
Flout U\ per Cw�., ... ,, ,,. FY. .1: 00to
The city of Montreal hill to tet rte.
p-artmen 1 stores will he opporte�M d���� its
the Queb o Legislature by Iientry'-
gan -tit.
OROCEftIES
Our ..stock of Groceries; is (NA,
well -assorted and having been
bought to sell is being sold at prr-
cess that will soonclear it off the
shelves.
TRY US,,
O. OLSON,
TON
n
.epptdenMic of grip has broken out
to an alttrining extent among the fine
horses of J ntuckr. .';Thotwirgbbr de
pecially suffer g.