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-1-i iion. Of Farmers to Dr. Hess!
• •Stook food Phro preparation
Prepared by Dr. Hess •of
• Ashlatid Ohio One of Ameri. •
a a
ea's greatest authorities on
47 :Veterinary work. This food •
O is Intended for the building I/
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. Up Of any etoek, for potting :
° them in condition for sale.: ••
• it increases the appetite arid •
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.• produces perfect digestion.
40 For horses, cattle,' sheep or is
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hogs JR a flesh proancer. 0
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• 2 • in 2 polio_ gs con „so
• taming DV feeds for Vi . It •
• 0 /ma been used with great G
• sueeems and:We have severa
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custornefifTwho have used it el
• ar and received ,good results. 0
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• give one Of Dr; Hess' •stock!'
, kooks expialtking;sviera-1 disj:
eases in atoOk and treatMetit'
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for the 'Kline. • ' "- •
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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD,
an s Burden. on
OruceSeld.
the eve of his depattute for the i
United States a number of the Mende
and acquaintancee of Mr Peter Vamp,
The White
Fores$ none.
our noted thresher, geve a, large dance •
to his patrons on Friday evening,- A
ergo assembly was present and a yory
enjoyable time Wee Agent./ 00 pIeanut . .
Mr. Hobert Megity of the 4th 4011.
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Wo Val -Auer* I
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MANY
r- THANKS
1898 has one And we wish to that*
our cuitoniers for their liberal pa:teen-
agea ' We, herieve that. having;• once!
boughtirismars they will come again• l
having satiafted' themselves that our',
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- '. goods are just AS represented. .•. : I
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During 1899„we expect an increase of
business and we shall a6ou'i best „by!
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good workmanship .and .fair prices to4
meritita - • • • s ' ' • •'
a . :if your tv' Ette':hr' or 'Ole& has been go.;
ir•
,• in astray brifig it to es 'and•ave will
) do it good or if you want anything in,
Silverware, Jeteetry, . Viretehee,. • etc.!
Call and See our stock and :•leitin our• .
prices. :, . ••
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INE" ARE EE.RDERS •. • • • ,
IN OUR LINE. ' • •
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B.. CREWS e•
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e e er and • xpet r • es
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fitaligiathatig
THEUREAT . •
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raosooll Inez te- confined to is bed through illness ,
The R. Tstil T, held an Oyster suppet
• • a • .- a • a • • MoridaY evening Which wait fairly
LOUIS 's well attend d
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DEll VERs • • LOS ANGELUS GIRL WANTED'. - •
•- • 'SAN DIECO
in eed that the vvee sena .hours were
imposed vst tb.e. Hardy Ginerument to'i' •
. reached :far too. ei0011. They .611! 'the
•The following additional -taxes have bee„..•
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,Fersed, wishinfialtobert a very euccees
season. ,r •nU Mr..AfeKa7
know hoW tweet "Our post alla•
-glee MaryYelloW of Ezetee spent a
week eisitiog in this vicinity.
Ms Seam Outer has yeterned !One
bee visit in Etullet•t/ , •
Mes,T. IL Brownlee of Kippen spent
•Iitontay at the parental hem%
Quite a nutaber from here tookin
the social in Hensall last Week. j.
• Mr. Arai Mrs. Little spent. Sunday
• with the latter's tether, . )
The recent thaw improved the roasls,
,wheelitig on the roads and -sleighluel in
the ditch.
Forest Borne a•s • •'• • '
Rohr. 51.als-aY,. while spIitt ng
•:wood one day lest week, happeued
, with a very painful aceident, a block
of Wood failing ou tits foot and smash
Mg one of his toes, It conked hinoto
lay off woek foe some tune) ,
• Miss Jennie Brownlee returned honie
feoni sending.. a few days withher
• sister, Mrs. Little. ;
• We are sorry to hear that Mies Ida
• Love is very • •
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• Mrs, james Taylor, who has I been ill
,:for some time, is Slowly reeovering.
Ma. and • Mrs: Wrn. Eqs vieited
frientlein Brucefield last week.,
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a s; , 1 ;
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. • Detootivo.I.:• : ty es tcottand; Mia «
11. .Monaur, have returned 'Item 'Bey
City, Micha.where they were in tpie,st
Ol Wm, Hewitt; who • uieappeared from
'Centralia last week,' leaving. sev,eral_ to
reour.n his departnee. They "auncedded
in loCating their men and made )119 tee
the mark. — ' •
The special cellections taken , in
•t.13e Main eteeet Methodist chuachl On
Sunday week, to be aPplied to "The
Belief Fund,' of St. James elnliah,
Montreal, amounted to $65.
• Mrs. ThoreasStiipleyof. Clinton visit-
ed friends. in town for a few days during.
last week, the guest caber stater, Ms,.
Was, Bawden. • • • '
Mrs. Frank Handcock and little
daiiii•hter and Mr. Sidney •Hancicock,
who -spent the past three ,roontbs with
relatives • and friends in s'and 'around
Exeter, left for their house in Entered:ch.
,Dakota, on Monday lard, • . • "
• • Mi. Thos. Creech is; at • present ions
fined to his bedwith a severe attack If
•la gripe. : • a • •
Mr. Thos. 00011,a:in has • purl:31440cl
the house and lot, property ot the late
•John ldagg from Mrs.: Henry Harris and
took Peep -amain on- Saturday lest: ' 1 •
Mr, and- Mrs. William Fiedler,. Ben's '
and.Mise Martha Bettis Kipper,
•visited Exeter. ielatieee On Fridays last.'
• Mrs, slansei Sweet and .Maris Mare,
Brook visited reiatives, in Crediton bps
Friday laet. • • ••••
• This week' it is., oar sat 'duty' to
chronicle the death Of 'Elizeheth Papa
ley, beloved. wife of Philip Roweliffet,
which ocaurred on. Wednesday; Mara.:
let,. at thes age . of 42 years and 19
Months.: Deceased had been a great
sufferer for some •years • with stoinach
trouble and had gradually' been. grow:-
ing weaker, She had -only been. con,
finedtobey bed fiir two weeks ..prior to
her death. • She was of a very quiet
disposition and had many warm:friends.
She leaves to mourn their less a tovieg
husbatid and one daughter, Felonies at
home, Iter father, Mr. VVro. Pugaley,and •
one sister, Mts. Vyse of Detroit, besides
a nuinber of Borrowing Wert& who ex -
teed, sympathy to • the bereaved ones,
The fueeral was lergely attended, show- .
ing the esteenr which: the deceased
Wars bold. The funeral serciicesWas.cOn:
'ducted by the Rev. Ten. Erik 1,on.
don at the Trivitt, Meraorial church, •
Mr. Tan Gould, Gould, jr.,.is at present
. SAN • ANCISCO' •Domeetio wanted to de _kitchen work at th• •
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. BotelClaretidon. .A.Pplyat once. •
and other paintc4 in Calfhirciitts AriSona, N.03 W' .ohaton, March To.
C. WILLLIaliS
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Mexico, oacirtide, ansl other Paciffe Coast , • ^ •• •
Point. If you are contemplating& trip for
•Health, VI etrachae, or.. laiseinerre!
From a Canadian Winter to tlie'lancl of,
Sunshine, Pratte 'and
" Thronali rieeets to all Foreign Pointe.
1,4or aescriptIve Guides; Tini.0 'Tables, ete
• apply to Agents T.R. System.
• M. C. Dickion.D: P. A.., Toronto
• A. 0. Pattison, at.Tat Agent, Minton.
. es It. Ifedgeng, G.Taritiket Aga, mintier.
29 gLi?ghrfrtgaigallonattna
„, positions remain nofilled.
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STRATFOHD, 010, •
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given the °best" in thollino of bosittessor sho4.
hand education. In fair Competition our. grad-
uatea are nearly always chosen whilci others
are turtfed aside. 'Enter noW. CiroUlars free,
,- • • •W. 3. ELLIOTT principai.
you:AsicfoR
s .110RTLENAVY.
• You: mill ge,t,' it., '
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yOtz'don.'t..you
•tveikp1ngv3.4
age. has ASD Bill. Gold.
etters, , •
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Gandiaji 'Pacific
TLER81--.•.
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• Isiranitehit MI& Oartedieei aTorthavest will
later. Toronto every 'lacteal acting Mare's.
and Alall• , •
s P,AMOngeto tiltVelling_Withotft eteck
(416tild titit0 teeth leaving 'Lateens at *TA.
• PAA6g)figOrit travelling'withlivsetoek sliaola
tSkoara.lis tektites TOrant.O.at 9.00„ p.,ht, tot
Colonist steeper?! Wiii ncr ettachmit toe
train.
Sesta itietticultite told emir 4'94'ot:tiers'
Nene to anyClen. airant, opt?
, - MoPREPSSON, •
• Malfilafif,f4cfiCral Pluvichnter•Orelpi
I lengfit. Toronto. s
4 'WILLIAM JAGEON•Agout itb OlintON
.• House For"Sale.
Otx eTt?1a
$366 ;V1tgriycno;t henso with
good lot-the'property
at prertent occupied by
Frank Upshall •
Vacant Lotert yaplo street also for sale at a'
very low price. pply at °nee to. •
• . •. W. IIHYDONE,
March 7th• , • Barrister
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE LOT
AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The House, Lot and Household Furniture of
the lato C. A.. Ilartt, 21 Queenstreet, • will be
offered for sale bypubllo auction on Saturdays
March 1111* at o'ctook, p.m. sharp./
Ternee-LFurratiire, cash Honse and Lot,
cash, balance to suit purobasor.
11. LeB. HAstTr. 14. DICIECEN'grX.1,
, Execntor. •Auctioneer,
!TAKE
I NOTICE;
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The Credit systeth makes Bad
Debts whiCh take Profit away
.froin Business, Crediting also• ,
increases expenses for • book-
keeping, etc. Then to do away
with Credit and put all transac-
tions on a Cash basis is.better
. fdr both buyer anti seller, We
are, corivinCed of this', And will
• adopt the gash systeirl, on • ,
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'APRIL 1st
• Wo hats just purchased a larg
• spring tock. of Bribts ond•Shoe
• front:the leading manuftietureri
of Ontario anti Quebec, and arit
prepared lo sell at the
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LOWit LIVIRO PRIDES FOR OAS
ifs..ve you seen •
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. • . help to make ends meet.
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••Titz,INcusit.sup yr.du*ssEs.
Wholesale liquor licenses- • Present Ifeenee. New Beene°. Inca
'Cities over 156,000 populations . $250 $450
• Cities frone 40,000 to 15000O.. -.494.49 250 •• 400
449/4.404,444•499.4.-1.1“,•1140 IA 250 • 350
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TaVern and Shop Menses•
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Cities over 150,000 population ..„ , .... „.,., 150
(Mies from 40,000 to 150,000,....:,.., 150' -250
Other . . 100 • 200
Railroad. saloons. a R.; ;•;IP *1.1,41, 150' • •WO
Be;avers and distillers will he taxed. on bests of eaPital.
•Path/sated increashin revenuatas • • • • •
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From distillers . • . , •
...... 440.0 •••••••••49.4.4
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FrOr,,i)brewer .. . . . .... ,11,1,14,1fP• .....
From licerisieehoicters,•, ...... • :4 I "tat ..... t . 'Ott. .... Ott "kJ 0994.4***•
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.‘ • NEW TAXES., ON CORPOIUTIIONS. .
The taxes upon corporations, epecified Mr;- Haecourt's • •
Sommarized fern.), as followe. •
• -• • • •• ‘,.• STREET RA.Lt...wA.F OOMPAINIES.
, annuell,mileage taxas , ;• • • ,•
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, On railways -post° 15 milee in lersgths $20 per mile,
• • On railwaye over 15 and epto;25 miles, $35 per mile, •
Oh raRivays n'tter 50 Miles in length, $6.0 Per ; •• : . •
; On railways Orer,25 and up: tP trifles, $45 per mile. •*.
• OralInicaso rastst i'S• • ••• .• • •
An annual tax chi. etee.i.c's• :
1.1p to $2,000,000 capi.bil, 1-10 of li cetits
Overa$2,000,000'-and up to $6,000,000, $25 additionalleeeveit'$100,000• . •
Over $6,000000, $15 additional tax for eery $100,000. ,
Tax on head offices, $100, •• • •
• alit/ on each breech in Ontario, $26.
• • IlsISORA.NCE COMPANIES NOT MUTUAL. '
Life Oarripanies- . •. • .
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I per cent. annual tax on grosiapretniunna on Cintarici business.
Fire, Accident, and other Oompanies- • ,
of 1 per cent. on time basis. ` ••,
•• • •: TRUST ;l.ND LOAN COMPANIES, •
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• On Trest Companies--
, An annual tax of 1-3 of 1 per eenb, on paid-up stock:
O On Loan Companies -
Those with fixed paid-up capital, $65 on every $100,000 ot citadel.
• Those with terminating or withdrawable stock -
On capital up to $500,
000 $75 per annum.• •
On $500,000 to $1,000;000,5100 per' annum. ••
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On each additional $1,000,000 or less, $50 extra per annem, •
•• RAILWAY COMPANIES. • ,
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' An annual tax of $15 per gale oh railway lines subsidized by the On a • '
Government. • •• , - --
• • l'ELEG-RAPEI COMPANIES, • . '•
An annual tax of 1-4 of 1 per cent, on paid-up capital, 'estimated by
'Harcourt at it total of $4,875,00o. • . - • •
• • l• •• TELEPHONE COMPXNIES. '
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An annual taxa 1-6 of.,1 per dentkin• paid-im capital, estimated by
Harcourt at $4,000,000. . a , • • •, . • . •
- • • ' • ' EXPRESS. COMPAN.IES. • •• • s .•
A. specific tax of $3,000 per annum. 0 0 •
' ••• IsjATURA.L GAS INDUSTRY. •
On producers, a specific tax 'of $5;000 per annuM.
Onstransmitters, a specific tax of $2,5N) per annumO .
On both 'combined, a specific tax of 67,000.per ar-inuou. .
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- lateknow. . . 4shfle14• . ' •'
A' change in the sehool law .nurposed There have been many persom
by the Minister:: of. Education is to this vicini troll the sick list . during
make it compulsory for County Court- past few Weeks.
oils .,to ,supplement the Continuation Mr. George Middlettin, Jun.., has t '
grants. It is also - made easier to very ill of inflammatory rheumat
establish continual classes. If . the but we are glad to say he is now 00
government would do.Ethis it wbuld lescent. , • , „ :
have The effect of wiping out a great Weare sorry to learn that .1115V
many of the smaller High schools Olivant, pastor of Ashlleld circuit,i .
that are only a burden on the County able to be out on account of rh . .
and town in which they are situated. atism. . • . . .
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. A young lady sent twenty-five 'cents ' _ . .
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Clinton News -Record Supplement.
__CLINTONs MAR01-1 Sod.
Lenclbitry.
Mr. John Scapett has gone to Barrie
. this week as a. . delegate for South
Huron County L. 0. L. to the Grand
Lodge of Ontierio- West.—Mr.
Glass of the 14th con. of MeKillop., had'
a very successful sale of farm stock
• and•impl.einents•on.Feb. 28th. Mr. 0.
. Ramilton of Blyth Wielded . Lira 'hams
er.. Mr. Glass sold his...farm of ninety
• acres some time ago to Mr. Isaac;
Bolton of McKillop. --The Ladies'
• Aid its connection with Abe .Walton
• Methodist church' met at- Mr. Albert.
Constable's, on the 12th concession,
They had a gnarl meeting' and didit• .
large atIJOUTIt of sowing for Mrs. Con.
. • stable. Mee. Holland is Preelden t.—
.The stewards' nod mem bees -of --the.
.• • Methodist church held a meeting, last
week. They .contem plate purchasing
• • groond for a cemetery on the .farni of
Mr. Alex..ain fielTball a mile east of
• Lead bury,' which will . he muds more
etnivenfen to this sectiches---Mr, John
Muldoon • returned . to Men i toba, . on
• Tuesday of last week'via, 0. P. lisatak»
ing a munher of horses, implements,
sa harness, buggies and a tot of needfut
articles in .t•lie, prairie province. • Mr..
• Muldoen has been out there about ted.
years and reports prosperity. lie lives
. in the neighborhood of Lender arid
• Herta ey 'We -wish him reeve success,
. —Mr. Joseph - Getty, who has • been
• visitingsfeiends in this neighhprhood
. for some tinoca from. Moosejaw, N, W.
T„ is ;visiting- friends near Brucefield
,for Et week before returning to ;the:
Weet.. Mr, Getty left here •some 'few
• years age with the rest, of the family
• and settled .near 'Moosejaw, where
• . there are five brothers of them engag.
. "edn farthing and all are doing:wet. .
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• • No <Service e't St. 'Joseph's. . '
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There *air no Service .in joseph"s.
'church:last. Sunday,owing to the ill
•„ pees of itev. .Fother, West., ..It is • Se
... • a eeldoea that he disappoints bis a pitriah•
•,:oners • ititnis•or oi her respecits that his
' • n bsepee. was the more' noi .As
• 'it happened the day thrh•ed out. abbut
-,. the most t ein pest uoue of the season . So
•• 1th ft few of the comaregatiop, inost of
• .; whom reside inI be eountey, 'could
• •• have got to St. .1 iiseph,'0. even had' Weir.
s priest been able. ta attend.,-
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Leeturea-Quite a goodly. audience
atagernblecl lash Tneeday evening 111 St.
Andrew's church under theauspices of
the Sabbeati.School, to listen to a loc-
ture hy Rev. W. Muir of Union cherela
Bracetield. His •• subject was "The .
Cluistian • Worker and His .Bible,” and
it is. safe to say that the lecture was in ••
.• every. way a, rnastasepiece. In the way..
of good forethought, .freshness of mate. • ,
• ters-elegance or dictation, 'riohness of
imagery, felicity of comparison. and
descriptive,ereative genius and excel- .•
leticy of delivery- it would he difficult • -
, to eqoal it. Your •covrespendeot is
• sorry that Oanade as a whole, and s
BrneeSeld in perticular, is about- to •
lose, at. least for a, time, the presence •
. end services of such an able and high- .
ly esteemed minister of ., the Gospel. ...
The Omit. wider the leadership of Miss.
• Crawford; contributed no little to the
steloyment and edification .of the audi- • •
ence, by a few ehoice and appropriate
seleetions, admii ably rendered. • .
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• titanley Township ()omen,'
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• Stanley domed met on MOridaya
March (ith; Alt the members peesent. •
, Minot es• of previous meeting w.ere read
and 'adopted.. •The fallowing aceounts
were paid :-Jos. •Fiether, $9,00 for '
gravel ; T. -3, Mat ke, S2 88 for grEvel .
McLeon Bros., for advertining Court of
Revision $2.50 'a Municipal World, for
; apeara and blanks, 56 31 .; expreas • on
se trie3s30 vents. . Armsteong was .
appointed lvledieal Health Officer for
1899. Next -Meeting of conneil on. •
:Morality, April 10th; at one o'clock is. •
, Ma -4, T. Cairns, ()lerk, .
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Don'tDo It. , . '
'One of our •exchanOes recently. pub-
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;•lished an_ accesmxt of a social event .
• which • did. not- , take 'place.. It di •
swim good faiih,aarpposing the artiste
Sentait was coai•eet, but ipei ead it had
been imposed on by itaiisinat Alook•whe '
;probably alidnet • knew that, the lasts. ".• .. ••*•'
hptaisn isinlitred
iepist dafiluthisltept
ssuc...h•efvieuninoyn f
work. To
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• prevent it • t•euetition . it mays yet, be
neeessio y to •rnake an. example Of ad'
• Aleek or two. Ocaninnnioations sent.. . •
newspapers for publication viirs.the
O accompanied' by the name of the writer • .•-•
"not.neeessarilsafor • publication",- etc... •
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to a Chicago advertiser _fora recipe to ; .0 0 wire or ins 'Lome, or it oaogneer. • 1401111 Mr' 1.111.06c1 ISA:CLUMP All IAD Uvosomuiva."
whiten and soften the hands. She reis MISERY IN A HOSPITAL,' MoGnnoissa.-In Stanley., on February ation.• . • -
ceived this reply ; "Soak them. well 22nd, the wife of Mr. Neil McGreg- The Seaforth stage, owned by Thos.
three times a day regularly in Meal RHEUlitariista MADE LIPIS ,A. prattlers-. or, of a daughter - R. Thomson', has been purchased by
water while your mother restao Bovril AliEdicaN itItSomkno, odds .P'Id111grt.-;In Stanley, on Feinaiary wed,
Mr llamas° sanan, Father of Mr, LIFTED V•••••ArPERIKANEliT cUltEs , the wife of Mr. .Peter Fisher., of a Rich. Williams, the well known' livery.
man of 13russels. The 'atage carries
Williatai -Allan'illarinon• ' tiBrZrzlint.„4 ste ' both) n3ail and exprees ,in addition to
of the 081.4 -------------------- othe townehp of.
'The life of John E Smith of Amasa n phen on Feb 22nd
VViSod lilospital, St. *Thonias, wag one vvite Frenle .elebner., Of a's i)5.enngeng,i8 and Pernels' Air* Theme"
Colbstene, Med 011 SatersbAY last in the long round of misetar, he was so afflict. son. . will devote his tune to the egg and but
66th year of his age, ed with ehentuatism. • He tried all EATort,In Exeter North, on Feb.. ter business in Listowel,
• manner of eares without much benefit. 10th, ahe wife. of Ebner Eaten, of a • Organizer,Townserid and the 'Degree
. •• After having taken half a bottle of son.
- • 11%arch, April, May. - • South American Rheumatic Cure he Team of Brussels K. 0. T, M. initiated
• -;--- friend great relief, and four bottles DEATillet eleven candidates into the mysteries of
PURIPZ Yonit ntoon. . Watts & Co. . Illa.son-In (Minton On March 7th, Mrs, the Maccabee Order the other evening.
This 18 the season when your blood . 1.---a..- • . EPPLETT.-In Blanshard, Bleb. 21, Mar- • --
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THESE ABE THE ISOFI'lIS IN WHICH TO cored him • perrnanentiy.-Sold by . • ,
tue 'more utitnin& care ot tue
• present. Defective vision, is
easily cured, unless •of long
standing. Our large stock of
lenses and frames, combined
• with our knowledge of hovv to
'fit them properly, insures:you
permanent benefit • and not
• nierely temporary
' Charges moderate.
A G171(70
Thomas Mason, aged 42 yeArs.
CASE,
is loaded with impurities, accumulated the, A. Bragg, wife of Thomas Eps
dueing•the winter months from ,,elose .• lett, ailed 58 years and 8 monbhs, vOOTOIUS DIE, BUT HE
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confinements rich food, and other- cans- •
' BOWES.- In Greg', on 'Thursday Feb. dA,Lrado 1Th nvat SOUTH A.ISIERIOAN • Jeweler and Optician..
es. These impneities must be driven Wednesday evening of last Week Nel- 23rd Hanna. owes, Wife of James lcuncEY °nil% "D 3314UIETES WAS
from your syetern or -they may breed son Monteith, Esq., M. P. P., rein UP Bowes, aged 68 y'ears. ABSOLUTELY count,.
serious diseise and cause untold suffer- from Stratford to Ilea hie Mitchell rant:mem-In Brussels,
°° g"daY' A. prominent legal light in a Carla- BUTTER & EGGS
mg, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great- friends. He was met at the station hy a February 27th, Rev. John Ferguson
. • dian Western town treated and dieted
it is possible to obtain. It is what the ple, who cheered heathy as li6 stepped 11 data 1 th
for year's for what the doctors diagnos-
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est and•best blood p.marying icine arass band rind a large number of peo- D. D., aged 69 years, 0 months arid
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millions take in the spring. ' It will e want at a Butter and Eggs
an appetite, tone up your system, andtele; rt Gerd:inns and
years and 1 day. ed an incurable case sof diabetes. lie
became so bad that he had to quit his we ean• get for which we will pay
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She hiehest market' price.
purify and enrich your bloud, ereate bodily :
from th t • H w th t k Joleas- ri Mitchell, on Saturday*Feb.
rm. a as en a en
25th; 1899, Thomas Jones, aged 44
.,_ y two a .. ... a
.give you soUnd, robust health. carried him to a Ole in Waiting. In
SHOrtrittUtt.-In Morris, on Tuesday', practice, other complications setting
a reaching the Hicks mule the hero of
• February 28th, Robert Shortreed, In, ands his sufferinge were most in- .
.. , ivimhani. the hour appeared on the balcony and aged 68 years.. • • ense. Almost as it last resort he tried GROCERIES
thenked the electors for the loyal sup. HILL. -In Eisex, on the 2814 Feb.-- South Artmeican Itidoey Core, and, to
Mr and Mrs. john Ditnent of Blue- Pell they 144 given hire in ibe late wininlit Rill, of nine Green aged his own surprise. immediately began
Our stock cif Groceries is fresh, .
vale celebrated the 2ttli anniversary of eleetien's and promised to endeevour to
. 74 years. ' He continued taking "this .greatest of
to improve, • This is over a a'.ear ago.
well -assorted and having been
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their vredding ots Mohday , evening 6IcKillops ori Mondav kidney Specifics and to -day he is a well
peeve worthy of their treats. •NicitIVAW.--111
week, a large • manlier of their- friends Feb. 27th, 1800, James McQuaid: Man. -Sold by Watts as Co. ,
and relations from that vicinity and
aged 00 years and 8 moritlis. •
TI4B-DBIATIFI.BADGE
other places having aceepted invite •
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Dttttn.-In McItillop, on February •
oecasfon. , An elaborate supper ;Wait ,
ti"rl.t° be Pieeen6 en this imP°ratitc . IS SPARED TEOMANY, HOME* BECAUSE the late Jetties Durie, aged 84years Mas. w era Sooeursto Senor, beat baencit ja-
i DE. AGNEW'S OURE FOR THE HEART •and 3 months. unebyniNillionws of mothern -for their children
f our re t a sick °had uffering
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27th, Elizabeth Aitcht3soil relict of Pow Over Fifty Years
Served and Many or the same geeeta ISIEVESPAILSTOCURESEART DISEASE EtactiNS,--,In Myth, Vebruaty 2701 whoa teething. If disturbed at nigh
sonde ago were again.) numbered withl 1
who od6 at the bridal table twenty-4Ive -Rumen xpt 80 MINtirdS. • • Itobert HigiVris, aged 70 ears. • al. brokeyAgYwith pby :in of Cuttin Toot: sorid
• bought to sell is being sold at pri.
O nes that will 6o0ii clear It off the
. shelves.
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the party, among •• them being the The pall cif death hat4 hovered over' John Ryan, aftd 72 years.
. RYAN.- LtIc now Feb, 1th, Mrs. o re and qat a bottle ot "mre. insiowasooth-
I:g Syrup' for Children Teething. It will re- ' '
bridesmaid, xtow Mrs. ,Mex. Orr of many a'diseased heart) looking_for the GALBRAITIL-In °wick. on Friday, Hove the Poor little oufferer Immediately. Hos •
=thew', therein no inintitke about •
Frank Soott of Shiest/0e, The evening .'new'a Cure fax the Heart has stepped 76 years. • and bowels, mires Wind' Collo, softens the Wg
Fordwich, and the groin:tan:tan, Mr. latit flicker of the candle, and Dr.. Ag. Feb. 24th, Mrs. J. • Galbraith, aged Irn til3TiPeittiatarrheett, regulates the Sternach JACKSON
was very pleasanMy spent hi amuse. between the patient sad. the trim MAntrits.-In Turn berry on rehrttery Gums, reducesInflammations andleventone and
manta' ofvarious kinds and the young haild,And nursed the sufferer -bee to 28th, Cassie -Vanalstine belove.d garnti teeaselstill:igNeva's-
ik CENT C P
people especiaoy beamed to enjoy Derfect and permanent health. Thos. . wife of WM. Martin, aged 38 yeais santto e taste and is the proscription of ono .
themselves in dancing, which was kept ea f ` unable ak Rawaraaara
etrie of A.ylneer.Que , had heart clis. • and 2 months. of the eldest and best female physicians and
up till early morn. se or five years, was a wo . In .Eaas a no march . nurses In the United Staten. Price twenty-ilvo
e I , saints°, bottle, Sold by all druggists throu
teigrave cheese faotory for the se eon' $11./tline* ne' Agt1851 8 Cure for the - Philip Itowcliffe, aged 42 years Vianestoweeocranstatisvitue 4,4
CLINTON CiNT.
The followmg is the stritement of the The doetnrs gave him, up to die many 1st,. Elizabeth. beloved wite of • °it 'WOVICT.1` BO RUra told ask for "M
- cart gave him relief in thirty min- and 1.0 rrionthe.
of 1808 seat to factory,. 288,702 •utes and folir bottles cured COWARD. -In TJeberries efr March 2ricl, . 1 •
• lbs ; cheese .made therefrom, 26,Th 306 by VVatts 85 Ce. , itabOrt Coward, aged.%) years and
• lbs. ; vahle Of eheesse, $2011.29 t . ' 11 Menthes 9i CLINTON MARKET Rarons: . .
• arlionta paid to patrons for milk, $1351,- -• --a....-- • MA.Watlfmilc.-1t/ Stephen; lot in Threugh tickete issuea to alPpoirits In
02 ; amount paid for hauling milk to " __, coo, reerreeted every %Vanes/lay otOrnoot,
1/, Mary. Jane, . beloved wife of ran wheat ..., •
factory, 5862.09 .1 paid for making -"-Willititaria-iirantierd. David Mawhitineys aged 34 yeArs. : Goose Wheat_ .... ..„.... 01 ttoo :an IVIAN.tT0 SA AND .
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61106800 $256.72. The value of the ' -- itAnTT.,4w chntwo, an svfaech 2nd, Barley ....... 0 40 to 0 11
,21-1 ----- THE NORTH-WEST
dhedae wade last year was not one.thlrd bran &vat March- 8. -The High Court, Addle Hartt, aged 42 years.
Oats..., . . ..... . ,... 0 28 to 0 :..., .
of the amount it fOriMerly Was. Canadian Ordet of Voreeters, has elect- Ilasemar.-In Hullett, on March 0th, Pee
gum gall /towed), daughter f m ed the following officers for the ensuing -
I o r, s..........1,. .. . .. ..
....* " . au 0003 1t0o 00 38g Eriggage che'cked through, , Zit all . ..
W. IL Bayley, aged 83 years,
Robert Eennedy ' 1 0 05 nformation in refebenoe to travil'ion.
was nuataaa arthe iaalgance ott oar fas: Ingentoll ; john It. Allan, iligh ViCoi- Succession Duties.
of Lower Wiirghatn PM' :seen. Elliott, High. One Ranger) ----....-- •. e
Be°Uktatte°r.4111oroPseeri4nulsshtistIrt7Z.", °0 5104 ttoe 0 15 sult the above.
tart gra. Newton meosib, et mootteeir Chief Ranger) Toronto : Thomas White,
pahaeweruorft e". 6 6 "P0r ands, High l'reiisurer, Brantford. the prettifies °Atari., received from -Egli!. ................. ....... 610. ts°,0 C6 003
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eoutive Comixiitt6e • Gureiner, • succession. duties during that year 1892 r,i.h
w t 00 to 4 10
Butter in tull...*.**.Ple,.11.0iir 0 14 te 0
an F as gth tom a ( High SeeretarY Brantford ; Sohn Noel- AS shown by the public accounts for 2 I •
rAlt:h° rfAttlY6 tlitt1:11111040Diti nMias itt Guelph; 3, .Thotodoof Petorborough•/ t.1,° f'uta of $206,185.58. Tbe lielveral Pork per if6 00 te 6 00'
0-iontlenklivit lioar that 'stile luta re! H. D. Honderson, Whitechurch ; (lea. counties contributed ea follows:. Brant
, bitted A pplee per 0 05 to 0 5i
man kosi Boarci4lrentford 1 -Dr. R. se, 87, tiny $618, !futon $1,486, Gecko 'par 0 66 to 0 06
stitrzeTnn n14,01VI,It OPIItIALTII O. r000ltt Als°41140 Mo41041 Board. ings $5,5411 'Kant ea,t65) Lennox and °Woken* per 0 SO to• 0 ' cAtistPtifitAAYnso it)
AND IIAPPLNESS.•-/e the Stomach Rid etown Gibe clM $771 d d
. covered from her seriout fitness. FaulktierbOttawa a 0, E, Britton, Gan. $642, Carleton $19,2511, Dufferite 8668, Licks per lb....-. 0 05ito 06
ihuipiAN ALKING
P" 'Am ABSOLUTE
woo/. Stanley, Ohair4 Elicir. $1,8891 Zi$02 # )030, IltontGolto Turkeys per ..... 0 0/ to 0 08 • ires./4gs YALes
11 T3 M NO ELTY:
g ; os.. g A ngton on s repine,
Serie P • Is therepstrese after E.,,,...atbitt Ammer, Toronto ; 'Dr. Zenoedy, High $2,2.23, Lanark a658, Linceiln $1,469, Flout per ewe., . 1 90 to 2 15 • opotzkrz,
' I"Tr Aretite wmble Pur Itegistrar ; Rev.*W. S. VIciravish, Lateilltore $2,88/, Middlesex $8,771,
Our stook?
Ft 4)4 OLUFF;
get Way Have goo lisusea to* ot, taw Deasaansa Uigii Northumberlarld and Durham 110,604,
•quent Sick Heeclite P-fortieurtners of .
A hi l• i 11880, 0 116 $840 Porth $6,802
ap
it general boak-up. Dr. Vein S tin's t •s. MObn seas on 1, 6 All to (biter 0 o
' City Clerk Beasley of Hamilton has
Pineapple Tablet* clidtei t-tll theta dbl. °tremolo/ the offices tram Brant ord Ponca Edward VI 8, Iteafrew V2,662,
- tressing symptoms. They aid the di. te Tottent0 WM cliatahleedr rt EMI al. Stormentipundo end GIsingarry$3,987, reteived," trickle from Chicago, with a, Af oho,.
note explaluing that the dee cents volts • MLA 1
jaeetive organs, cute the incipient op tdOittintitlitnOtisly agreed not to WO Vitttotlii $260; Watorlo0 112 W611111$011 to pay fOr a bottle Of itilt 'tniaaprei. IPI •
. apu to se oo in t, ate ty •
W_ 35P.
te AND VitasAtlit
SS CAN. AWNS MOOR. CO
LONDON, MT,
the oases, 36 eerits,..-Sold erly loather in this Metter Or approach 21,100) Wilifit•Orth $1819 plork prlated while the writer was atter) Eng .
'WOW 0o, " the subject tor fireyears,11130 hi bl h I