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We would 04 the att44,.. :
stion of Farmers to Dr. Hess' :
,stock food. TVs preparation
•is prepared by Dr. Hees '0f. •
Ashland, Ohio, one' of Maori-
ea'e greatest authorities on
: •:Veterinary work. ° This food •
: is intended for the building'
. up of any stock, for putting
• them in condition for sale,
It increases the appetite and tit
t tion •
• proouoes _tges . 0
• For horses,' cattle, • sheep or. e
*tt lugs it IS a flesh, produce.
• Sold in lg peund !,bags con.
tabling 100 feedsSi. It
Lt.
has been used with great
• succeo and we have several •
.• onstomers who have .used it
. co
and- received good results.• ,
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• - For, .the asking• .we mill, it
give one of ,
easta, in stock and ireatrnentif
w. •
• orlhe sanie. ' '• ••••
1)1,' 'MS's' Stook;
, tit books :explain)tn;
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" SYI1NEY. %J•ACKSON fg
, • ; • • 0 •• DotectWo.j,T. Westeott'andill4
• • • ' Xiradliete DruggiSt 2 11. ,Moneur have returned freer 1Bey
the were quest
elemine,...061000,6° (•entra la last week,:.leaYing several : to
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• peaces= to...4414311 &Wilsog Phone 2. te, City, Mich., Wh
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For.,,..,... e 'ThWhit
Mr Hobert 1/4.eXay 'of the 4th ion.. • e
to his patrons on Friday evening.' A.
our noted.thresher, cave a large deuce
arge assembly wee present and a tory
irk; (crelttir title IX sm u rs
4fkt‘B, VrySersed, n rt a ve success-
fulko;%111a0°Si.to t•itiVtt'OVII.7,traiglirg.nci.4ch121ti
eae.
enjoyebletirne Was spent, so plea ant vere
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Moe 51aryTellow of Xeeter spent a
week visiting in this vicinity. • 1 ' •
Miss Jessie Clatter has returned fichn
, her visit in Mullett:
bleT, H. Iiroivnlee of Kippen spent
Sunday at the im.eental home. i ..
Quito a numberfrom here took in
the social in Rensall lett week, • i
Mr. mat Mrs. Little spent &Imlay
with the latter's father. • ,
The recent thaw finproved the roads,
wheeling en .0e made and °sleighing in..
the ditch.
Forest Home • , . 1 •• •
Mr. Robb. McKay, while splitting
wood one day last week,' happened
tvith a very painful eeeklentt a blodk
of wood failing on his foot and smash-
ing one of his toes. -It earthed hink i to
lay off work for sotpe titne, 1
Miss Jennie Brow'nlee returned home
front spending a few days with'i 4er
siitr, Mrs.LittIe.
We are scery to hear that Miss: Ida
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Love is very ill.
birs, JainesTaylor, Avho has I be a ill
for Some time,' is slowly reeover4og.:
Ale.. and Airs, Win. Resell vitited•
friencls,in Brucefiejcl last week.' i !
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Ifixeter,
ere .yii
• ' ••• • : „be:ellioniego Win•i. ewitt, Who eisaPpeared frons
mourn his departure. They sugeeeded
in locating their mail and made !silo tee
• the mark. '
• The special collections takep: up in
the Main street Methodist chukchl on
Sunday week, to • be applied to 'The
Relief Fund" of St. Janes Church,
Mentreal,'ansounted to 365. :
• Kra. Thomas Shipley of Clinton visit.
ed friends in town for a few days durink,
last week, the guest of her sister, hire,.
Wm: Bowden. '
Mrs. - Fre)* II:ander:0c . and little
daughter and Mr. Sidney Rancicock,
who spent the past three months with
relatives and . friends n and around'
Exeter, left tor their home in Buierade,
'Dakota, en •Monday last. :
Mr. Thos. Creepli is at present Con-
fined to his bed with a severe 'attack af
la grippe.. • .
, Mr. , !hos. '.0091tson.' has purchased
the house and lot, property oi the late
1...fohn Mogg from Mrs. Henry Renal and
took postessiod on Saturday %last.
Mr: and -Mrs. William% Fischer, Bet34
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THANKS
1808 has gone and We .viish to thank
our customers for their liberal patron-
age.. We believe , that having. Oricet!
bonght fromus they wiil come again!
having satisfied themselves that our
gods are jest as represented.
, During 1890 we expect an increase ofi
business and we shall • da our , best.hyi
good workmanship•and fair prices ,to
merit it.•• •
• your rtrateit'or 'clock has been go-
' mw astray brifig it to Us and We Will.
do it good .cir if 3,•oii want ',anything
Silverware, lesiretry, Watches, etc.i
Call and see our stock and learn, our:
prices.
WE ARE LEADERS
IN OLINE
CREWS .•e•
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jeweler and. Expert fin
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atid.MisiMarthe. Butt, Kippen,
mated, Exeter:reletzves on Friday. last.'
James Sweet and lee. 'Maw
,Brook visited relatives in Crediton on
Fridaklast. • i
Thi week it is , our: sad .'clutir to
-chronicle the death of Elizabeth Pugs-
ley, beloved wife of Philip RoWoliffe,
which occurred on Wednesday, March:
1st, at the age of 42 years and ip•
months. 'Deceased had been a great
sufferer fer.some--Yeare , with stomach
trouble and had gradually heartgrow:
ing weaker, Shehad only been eons
fined to her bed for two weeks , prior to
her death. She was of a very quiet
dispoeition and had many waren friends.
She leaves to 'mourn their loss a 'loving
huebittd arid .one daughter, Frances at
home, her father;,24i. 1.Vea, Pugsley,anti •
one sister, Mrs.. Vyse of Detroit, beaides
.
WatVljte?"..:::::::: a nuniber of sorrowing friends who ex-
' *-- tend sympathy to the bereaved ones,'
- • • • The funeral was largely attended, allow-
- the esteem in_ which the deceased
itumummettwas held. The •funeral service was oon-
1 ducted by the Rev, Ten. Eyck of Lon-
• • : don at the Trivitt Memorial church.
THE GREAT . • , m James Gould ,fr is at present
• • h bed through illnes
- - - evi-n • confined i
to s
TrallSOOMMOZ . The IL T. of T. held an oyster ss
uppet
• , s„• an Monday evening Which was fahlf
illedtrat , e„..14)0180.1.11rell attended. •
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GIRL WANTED
- • SAN MECO
SANFRANOIS00Lomostio Wanted to do kitehen "work at the
• . i noci ciareetion. Apply at once. " , '
3..0...put,Lpa;
DENVER, LOS ANCELOS,'
and other colas In' California, Arizona, 'He 14 Clinton, Mareli 7th,
Mexico, Coldracle, and other Pacific Coast -
Pointe. It you axe contemplating a trip for •
'He altb., Plettent.e, or Business.
From a Canadian Winter to the'land of, •
Sunshine, Fruits, and Mowers . 8.300 Will buy are'omy, eonefortable house with
On 'Victoria street. Near Organ Factory,
Through Tickets to all Foreign 1"ints. v Milietroltisroptirty at present occupied by
For descriptive Guides, Time Tables, ete Vacant Won gaol° street alse for sale at a.
very low prim AnnlY °nee W.
• Homo For Salo.
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apply to Agents O. Tat. System.
W. 13HYDON.E.
M. C. Dicksen.b. Toronto • • March /th. •Barrister
A. a Pattison, G.,,art, Agent Clinton.
Hedgens, 0.T.Tiokotegt, 01(otos.
• AUCTION 'SALE OF HOUSE, LOT
AND HOUSEHOLD FUINITURE.
OiCtlftSTUPNTS•
• baVe taken good sitnatimis and
positions remain Unfilled. '
fotir
SaltArtFORD, 014T.
The House, Lot and Roueehole,Furniture or
the late C. A. Hartt, 21 Queen street. will be
offered for sole br public auction on Saturday.
'March llth.at 1 °clock, p.m. sharp.
Terma:-Furniture, cash ; Ilmise and Lot. 41
. cash, balance to suit pnrotager.
•
giveS the "best° in Outlined husluesser
band education. In falvcompotition (Mrgrad.
utiles are nearly always chosen while others
aro turned1010e, %gnternew. (*enders free,
-W.r.ELLIOTT Principal.
ir Ydti'A&K
13 PAYIttLE NAVY.
. You will get it If
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yoii don't yoti woreto
Every iang-aud
pack-
age has T.& 33 inGo1d
otters,
*alladiiii Paulo Ey:
1-4ppli ISTI
TLERS'
OKE -WAY,
EXCURAIN
ilt 143. MtT V. 1.). DIOIC1fN-r0747`.
Executer. Auctioneer.
The Credit system mikes Dad
• Debts whieh take vrofit away
,from Business. • Crediting also
incivses expenses for • book.
• keeping, etc. Then to do away
• with' Credit and put all transae-,
tions on a Cash basis is betier
f• clr both. buyer and. seller. We
are convinced of this' an4 will
• adopt the Cash systein on
' "i* We have just purchased larg4
spring Steak of Ildots end Shoei
from the leading manufactureri
of Ontario and quebec and are
'f'd Minitel% and earntAlan RIttlesei# wilt d 11' h
• liar TorontO direry Tuesday tiring arch rfttpttfe tO :se at t e
an Aesil,
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Paesertireretravelling- WIthOilt istedid 4 • t
shinfid tate train leaving, Toronto et 3.t6 vs. rn.
tL
train.
_ Forfeit nertieultits and aeby of ut,lettierif
• " toany. PM. &trent *rig
Viotift0ft6014, •
Assists Iv' (loilors1 Pownger Altta%!*‘
. 1 Xing St. Nast 1,04%14 .
10.ILLtAIVI JACKSON' J.iffalit a‘0IffitOnt
- Priattentote thavelli ng'Witli live steek siteeld L WEST' LIYINO PRICES 11111 CASH*
lng Tornntoat9O0 p. m.
Colohiat Sleepers Wiil be .attacited trietkeh ,
Have you .snert
ourstook , .
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Eto LUFFoi
THE CLINTON N
xxr
The following additional taxes have
imposed by the Eardy Government
Ikelp to make ends meet.
a
' bairarom...
; 1 ' TIIR INCREASED mrinENsts, , bit.ago sot -)-f Toiroo-.4., ,......,.....,
thit ' • .4.1.01•,, „.„.
• Wholesale licitior licenses- ' • ' ' Present license. New license, Increase. • of jokes, poetry, funny paragraphs,
etc, hie has a naturel talent for the
ities over 150,000 population, ,. .. $250
Oities from 40,000 to 100,000 ; . .... • • • • 2c?,0 . 400
$450 ' $200 t
,..„ Wot an,.. ..aveig conanierame ezper-
10v ience in thie line of late, lie will sto
:Olhee•cities..,, .. .. . .. . -, . ......e........*.1m 2e0
Tavern and shop licenses- . , tinnee to Improve in the future as be
460 has since iirst,he went to teach in "'the
350 3.00 doubt be emipentlysuccessful if bacon -
Cities 051Qr 16000 population*-, • 100 300
Cities frona 40,000 to 150,000... :.;.. . .....
150 250 100 Isecition;" Pete is a joilY tgood fellow and
800' ; 100 will b 4reatli/ missed amonthe
°thee cities... • .11 I • !„.• .; • V . .. 100: 200
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Pr100 away &WI). IA) . /
• anythmg m oncy, Tables, Farley,
*J20ekerkl, MUSie Oabinots. or Niuslo itaeks,. If so just drop in
and see what we have io offer you.
,
aiiiiroad saloons. „ .... .;. 1,50 -young folkst% wee an especial'fav-
• Brewers and dietillits will be taxed on basis of capitel. • orite at dancing parties where his tiler-
. imated increase in, re'yenue-1- Vices as "caller" were ever in requisi-
_Omni distillers.. • •••,;;it.1 ••••• j •.#1t'i., 4 • ,..<•; I., •44•15** .tion. We 3din heartily with the rest UNDERTAKING
.41 ..24. 1292 111 wiehing him ,ouccess. Go in ,Pete,
ifrone ,,YR•.•.•••44 •••••,,,ot.r. ••• ••••••• *•••••4• •te,„,,„,„,ouo you will do Us proud.
,Froin lieense-houterso.4 411•••••••' ... •••••• • •mt..rs•te...rott*.f..we.4 Move . CI, B. Ajesen„ John Aferduek end
. • Our stock in this department • is complete. Our Hearses
• NE TAXS,pN. CORPORATIONS. . the Horse comnaittee of the Western 1 aro the best in
, Alex Tapes have been appointed to
:The taxes upon corporations, its: specified in kr: -tiarcomr03 are, In Fair, London. t• • the county• Our prices aro as low as the lowest
sntomarized foto, as follows .
STREET RA.It4WA.V OOMpAlsTIES.
• An annual mileage ; ,
On railways PP,S0 15 mites in Tiqgi, 820 per mile.
.Ort 'railways over 15 and km.ter. miles, $35 per mite,
,On railways over 25 and up to 50 Miles, $45 per mile.
• On1,:eilAvays ever 5,0 miles tr% length, PO per :
• CHARTERED BANE.S. • . •
An annual tali On paid-up capital. stock- ° •
'Up to $2,000,000 capital 1-10 of 1' pee cents, .
e2,000,000and nn to40,000,000,: 025 adclitionatfor eve'? 41190,000.
Over $0,000,000, $15 additional tax for every $109,000.
,Tax on head offices, $100. _f_L, •
•• Tft•X on each branch in 'Ontario, *zh. •
• INSURANCE COMPANIE
• °' S NOT MUTUAL.
Life Companies -
1 pet: cent, annual tax on groes prernintris on Ontario business.
Fire, Accident:, and other-Oom ponies-
* of 1 per pent. on seine
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• TRItiST AND. WAN COMPANIES.
•
On Trust Ocimpanies-
An annual tax o?1-3 of1 Per Cent. on paid-up stock
On Loan Corepariies-. - •
Those with, fixed paid-up capital; $66 on every 510e,000 ef capital,
_Those With terminating or withdraWahle stock -
On Oftflital up to $500,000, $75 per annum,
On $500,000 to 51,000,000, 5100 per annum,.
On each additional $1,000,000 or less, 5Q extra per annrOn.:
RAILWAY: COMPANIES,
An annual VitQ of 515 per Mile on raalway lines subsidized by the Ontario
Government ,
• • , TELEGRAPWCO.MPANIES
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...An annual tax Of 1 4 p1 1 per cent. :on paidu,, capital, estimated by Mr
tfarconrt at a total Of V4075,000, • •
' TTlIXPIIQNE: COMPANIES, '•
•i_.. !An:annual tax:n-1.1-0 of...1 per cent.: .on paid -tip capital, 'estinattea" by AIM
Mareourt at 54000,000 • • : • • , •-'
Exrioss ooni.p.ANiEp.
A. Specific talc of $3,006.per annum.
NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY
On prOdUgeT* a simOifle• tax of 55,000 per annuni.
• On transmitters, a specific tax of $g,500 per annum.. ,
' On both .combined, a specific tax of 67,000 per annum.
Lueknow. Ashfle Id.
A. change in the school law purposed
by the Minister! of Education is to
Make it compulsory for County Colin-.
supplement the Continuation
grants. • It is also made easier to
establish continual 'classes.' If. the
government wbrild do (this it *mid
have the .effeet of wiping out a great
many Of the smaller High schools
that are only burden on the County
and town in which they are Situated.
A young lady sent twenty-five cents
to a Chicago, advertiser for a recipe to
whiten and soften the hands. She re. . MISERY. IN A:HOSPITAL. '
ceived this reply' :•• "Seek them will
three' titnes a day regularly in dish
water while your mother rests."' '
Mr. William Allan, • rather of -Air,:
William:Allan, Of this 'village, and one
of,the early piorieers.of the township of
Colborne, died on Saturday lest in the
There belie been -meny persons in
this vicinity'onthe sick list during the:
past..few wedks. •
• Islr. George Middleton, Jun,, hu been
very ill or inflammatory' rheumatista,
but we are glad to 84 he is now cotiva;.•
•!ascent.
We are wiry bo learn. that Rev. E.
Olivant, pastor of Ashfield cirouit,isnot
able to be ou n acodinkt of rheum-
atism. •
RREOMATISM MADE LIVE A BORDEN-
. souTa atagarc.att RAEITMATIO . CURE
.tarItED IT -4 PERMANENT wan.
The life of John E. Smith of Amami'
Wood Hospital, St. Thomas,' 'was one
• long round of misery, he was so afflict -
68th yea v of his efte• ' t. ed with rheinnatism, He tried' all
manner of Ottres without much benefit.
After having taken half a 'bottle,' of
.IIIareh, April, May. • South American Rheumatic Cure, he
•--- • — . . found, great relief, and four bottles
ewEsTa ABE THE MONTHS IN WHIOR TO cured him permanently. -Sold by
PURIFY 'YOUR BLOOD. Watts & Co.
t
This is the season when your blood
is loaded with impurities, aceumulated
confinement, rich food, and other caus- , Ifilitehell.
during the winter months from ;close
es. These impurities must be &Non Wedneaday evening of last weak Nei -
from your system or they may breed son Monteith, Eaq., M. 1'; P., ran up
serious disehse and cause untold suffer- from Stratford to see his Mitchell
mg. - Hood'e Sarsaparilla is the great- friends. Ile was met at the Station by a
'est and best blood purifying medicine Ilstios band and a large ittimber of poo-
h, ispossible to obtain. . It 18 whatthe
millions take hi' the boring. "It will pie, who cheered lustily ar h• stepped
ify and enrich Your blood, create from the train, He was thew taken
put
an appetite, tone up youe system, and bodily by two stalwart Germans and
give you sound,robust health. carried him tO a sleigh in Waiting. In
reaching the Hicks NOUS° the hero of
thelour appeared on the balcony and
- thanked the We/Aare for the loyal sup-,
Mr. and Mrs, John Diment et Blue- port they had given him in the !at•
vale celebrated the 25th anniversary of election, and promised to endeavour to
their wedding on Monday evening prey°worthy of their trusts.
week, a large nuoiber of their •friends '
and relations from that vicinity and
other places having accepted invite- • TELE DEATH BADGE
Mons to be present on this important'-•---", '
()Cession. . Alt elaborate supper strati ; I8 sPA'RE° Irdli"4". A 11°1413' BEcAtr"
server,
and many of the same keeete 1 )311. asINEW'is Otilte FOR TRH HEART
ve .,_.reaRELIEE IN 3031INOTEs.
VEst PAILSTO curtE IlEaril• DISEASE
who sat at the bridal table t wen ty.. fi
yeare ago were againi numbered with 1 •
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the party, among ' then] being the 1 The pall of death hair hovered over
bridesmaid, now blot. Alex, Orr of many adiseased heart, looking for the
Fordwich, and the grootnsinian, Bir. last flicker of the candle, and Dr. Ag
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Frank Scott of Bluevale. The evening :neW's Cure for the Heart has stepped
was Very pleasantly spent in amine- between the patient and the grim
ments of various kinds and the young 'hand, and nursed the sufferer back, to
people especially., seemed to enjoy p rfeot and permanent health. Thos,
themselves in, &tieing, which was kept Peet't3 ot...in
Allerr.Q"e*, had 1"art du'
, up till early morn, • . . ease for five years, was una.bleto work.
The hallowing is the statement of the The doctors gave him up to die many
Relgrave checee factory for the seatod a time. Dr, Agnew's Cure for the
Heart gave hind relief in thirty min -
of 1898 t4 -Milk seat to &MIT, 288,702 utes, andlour bottles cured hitn.-Sold
lbs ; cheese . made therefrom, 26,300 by Watts & Co.
lite. ; value of cheese, $2011.29)
amount paid to patrons for milk, $13510. ,
02 ; amount paid for hauling milk to
factory, 052109 I paid for making - Will Stey le illralitfOrd.
°Wiese, $256.72. The value of the * -
ciseese made last year was not one-third Brantford, March 3. -The High Cotirt,
of the ainbunt it formerly was. ' Canadian Order of Foresters, .has' elect -
Mies Mary Xennedy, daughter of Mr. ed the following officer* for the ensuing
Robert Kennedy of Lower Witighem, year :--IL 1-alia6t., Iliatt' °MO Rangerf
was married at the residence Of her eis* Ingersoll ; john It., Allan, High Vice.
ter, liarc, mouton liankigh; et uentreei, Chief Ranger, Toronto I Thomas White,
on February 8th, toMr. John Cooper of High Secretary, trantlard ; /oho Neel.
Ophille, One, . ands! aigh ,Preasurer, Brantford. tit.
mw
e many friends 'Of ee . gag 'ecutive Committee :,-.41. Gni:Order,
canto of the city hospital, gammen, Guelph; P. j. Jameson, Peterborough;
will be glad to hear that, ebb has re.;
eovere,d front her serious illnets.
0 101..1.110\11WOmm•*.
OiAthatin.
• miticurAGEs.
Ronn-Tortaestale-In Elmo, on Wed.
,Eneineant.ay,, 7eb.-22nd: by Rev. E. A.
'Fear, Andrew Robb to Miss Alice,
• ' daughter of J. A. Turnbull, all of
licEwA.sr-MeINrosst .- On Wednes-
day, Feb. 22nd, at the residence of
• 'the bridesfather, by Rev. Geo.
Balla,n_tyne, Me. John McEwan of,
the tosynelnp dI Turnberry,to Miss
Ellen MeIntesh'bf thetownship of.
Grey. .
CoATs--FrInTl•TEIr.-On.'Wednesday,
• Feb, 22nd, at the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. George Goats'
' to Miss Harriet M. Furtney, both
• of the township of Grey. •
COr.,Barcr-MeLnoo.-At the residence
of Mr. D: Clark, Egmondville, by
Rev. A. D. McDonald, D. D., on
February 8th, Mr, Thomas Col-
bert to Miss Kate McLeod, both of
Egniondville. '
BEATTIB-.ToRNSON. '-- At iiatrinton,
on March.)st, by Rev., Thomas G.
Thomson, 311, Matthew Beattie, Of
dEaltgi gi
Elgin, tBe r. 0(.1t, m. wMiiieisi a Surah
joh, ni
McKillop. ,
puAnTentsi-Jimnicost.-At the
• dence of the bride's parent's, Brace -
field, on February 22nd, by Rev.
W. Moir, Mr. William Charters, of
Tuckersmith, to Miss Jean Jamie-
. Bse.niatmhireclsodna,ughter of lir. James
Ross--Grutorrn.-At the'residence of
- the bride's parents, Stanley, on
February 22nd, by'Rev. W. Muir,
Mr, Wm. Rosseson of Mr. Alexan-'
• der Ross, of Teckerstnith, 4% Mies
*. Janet- -Gilmour; fourth- dabghter
111r. John -Gilmour. •'
Ihre--Corrii.-At the resideride of the
• bride's Mother, Minnie street, •on
February 28th,by Rev. 'Dr. Pascoe,
11fr. John A, Dey. • to Miss B,31 -that
Cody, both of-Whig/1am,
MeLpAw-N2r,reosIELD,-At the real-
•.dence of the bride's.parents in Low-
er Wingham 'on Thursday', Feb.
f2igorldd., by. the Rev. Wro. . Lowe, Vit'
'Thos. McLean to Miss Jane Netter-
Heninill, on the •27t1* of
• Feb. the wife of Thomas Berry, of
Steshen, on 'the 25th Feb.
- the wife of has. Eilber of a dough-
'WELsa.-In McGillivray, on the 23r0'
Feb:, thp wife of Wm. Welsh of a
daughter. •
Housort.—In oni he 28th Feb.
the Wife of Thomas Hodson, of a
Bluevale, on Feb. 23rd, the
• wife of Dr. Toole, of a daughter.
MoGuroon.-:.-In Stanley, on FehruarY
22nd, the wife of Mr. Neil McGrew.
, 'or, of a daughter. .
Fisona.-'-In Stanley. on tehruary 23rd,
the wife of Mr.. Peter Fisher, of a
TRimprgit,in Stephen ::on Feb. 22ncl,
the. wife of .Frank Trieliner, of a
EaT6N.In Exeter North. on Feb..
19th, the wife of Elmer Eaton, of a• EOM
a.
• DEATIIS. •
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MASON. -In OlintOn Oil March 7th, Mrs.
ThOrans Mason, aged 42 years..
Er•efarrT.-In Blanshard, Feb. 21, Mar-
' tha. A. Bragg, wife of Thornas tp.
lett, aged 58 years and .8 months,
Boort/el.-1n Grey, on Thursday Feb,
• ' 23rd Hanna Bowes, wife of James
Bowes, aged 68 years.
FERGUSON.-in Brussels, on Monday,
Februar y 27th, Rev. John Ferguson
'113..dDa.3t,sa.ged 09 years, 9 months and
JONES. -In Mitchell, on Saturday Feb.
25th, 1800, Thomas Jones, aged 44
years and 1 day.
SnonntEun.-In Morris, on Tuesday,
' February 28th, Robert Shortreed,
aged 08 years..
1•1thx..-In Essex, on the 2.3tel Feb.
William Rill, of Hills Green, aged
74 years. •••• •
M gFueAbI.1327*—IU 118e99K,I1J1 Tit% e°en MBic°QnduatilYce,
aged Oa years and 8 months.
Dorms. -In McKillop, on Febientry
27th, Elizabeth Aitchesofs, relict of
the late James Durie, aged 84 years
and 3 months. •
EtrOcasie.,-In Blyth, on• February 27th
Robert Higgins, aged 70 years.
RYAN.- In Lucknow, Feb. 24th, Mrs,
' John Ryan, aged 72 years.
GALBRAITH. -In HovviCk, on Friday,
Feb. 24th, Mrs, J. Galbraith, aged
78 years.
IVIAnTtrt.-In Tilt n berry no February
28th, Cassie Vat:11486m., beloved
wife of Wm. Martin, aged 38 gem s
and 2 months.
ItOwctirett, In Exeter,. on March
let, Eliza,beth, beloved wife. Of
Philip Roweiiffe, aged 42 ;Years
and 10 Months,
Tisborne, on March 2n0,
Robert Coward, aged 70 years and
11 months, ,3
Stephen, lot IOs COB.
11, Mary Jane, beloVed . wife of
David, Mawhinney, aged at years.
LIAntr.-In. Clinton, on March 2nd,
Addle Hartit aged 42 years. _
BA'str,Icrt-In Mullett, on March. 5th,
W. IL Bayley, aged 83 years.
II. D. Hencieriton, Whiteohuroh ; Gee.
Faulkner, Ottawa; C. E. Britton, Gan,
anoque; 1)r. V. U. M. Stanley, Chair,
man M'edioal Doerd, Brantford.; Dr. R.
Sn'BrA4'111° Itilshre°r 1184L11,1 0, Ybung, Aksottiete Medical Board,
AND 11APPIxitss...-Is the Stomach Itiagetevot nos,. At,„. r
mmag
ut on •
Sour • la there.Distreee after Eating? X
is your•Appetite weolog 2 Doou Auditor, Toronto ; ennedy, Iligh
get Oleo P Ilave you N'ausett P 114A1istmrl lut;w• 8° MaTaylobt nigh
quent Sick headache P-foreturiners °haP1410, D'oulr"t°' ' , •
the ubjee
ning's tressiott st,
0 general brrak-up. Dr. Von Stares At this mor
Pineapple Table.* dispel all these dia. of removing the aloes frotn Brautfotd
trolling aymptogis. They aid the di. to Toronto was dlsoussed. It sas qt.
geative nylons, cute the incipient or Melt unanittiously agreed not to bat*
the chronk cases. 85 cents.. -Sold by any aotion in this matter or approaeh
Watts &co. the subject for fire years,
• Sticeassion buttes.
AS ellown by the public accounts for
the province, OtIttirld received from
eucceesion duties during the year 1898
the gum of 2206,185.56. The Werra
eou n ties contributed as follows: Brant
$642, Carleton :19,251, Detroit% 466$,
Digin $1,889, Brox $1,030, FrOtitelltte
$6,707, Grey $615, Hum $1,4P5,
Hat-
1ns $5,541, iterit 42f165, Lennox and
Addington $771, Leeds and Grenville,
$2,228, Lanark $51511, Lincoln $1,460,
Lfitithton' $2,387, lidiiddleict $3,771,
NorthUmberland and Durham 09,604,
Ontario CO; Oxford 1840, Perth $5,802,
PrInee Edward sav, Renfrew $2,552,
Stormont, Dundas and Gittagarry $8,98t,
'Motifs IWO; Waterloo Ilra, Wellington
21,100, Wentworth $14,9$01 York IlUip
1730,
B.R..c*PFOOT. •pp.,
• IbMtxrniture, Dealer* and• 1[7aclortalters
Manager '
is/1iht and Sunday calls •answered at. Residence 'of our
Funeral Direpter,: J.W. Chidley. Xing St., opposite Foundry,
, _
MILK ROUTES, •• Exeter Flour
A meeting will be held in Wilson's Hall,
Hohnesville, on Saturday, March 381h, at 2
o'clock p. m. for tho purpose of letting the
drawing of the milk on the different routes to
the liolmesville Cheese Factory for the season
of 1899 Anrsbareholder wishing to dispose of
stock and any person wishing to purchase stook
will 'please attend.
W. S. LAWRANOR,13. FORBTUR
Secretary. President.
Ifolmesville. Montt 1st, 1899.
STORE :TO •RENT.
• The undersigned offers for rental the store
at present occupied by H. C. Barlett, furniture
dealer. This is one of the best stands in Olin.
ton. • Possession can be given at once. .
• .Also that large room ov,'J. Wisomates dry
goods store. There is a good entrance. Apply to
3.0. ELLIOTT, or
JAS. SCOTT. Barrister,-
.
Clinton P. 0.
Clinton, rob, 6t5, 1899. • .
WHAT SHE BELIE V1S-
1 believe Stirtqtreirillti q a.
:food medicine,-becanse Ibave see.n1 ts
gOod effects in the case of my, mother.
•She has taken it •when . she was weak
and he health was poor and she hays: -
She ktiows of. nothing ,hetter. to build 7
her up and triake her: feel. steohg."
BUBUIE M. KNOverxe, Upper Wood
Herber, 'N. S.':
AT NO EXTRAPRICE
We invite-Yorir inspection of our
stock of Groceries, etc., bemg
°convinced that Iv purchase will
follow. In addition to Groceries-.
• of all kinds we will carry a sup-
: ply of Exeter Flonr, extra good,
• but.at'no extra price, •
TRY OUR 15 CENT TEA
• ••
-
_Coin he's13fdek;:-Ctinicin
•1
= ROOD'S PILLS: cure' all liver ills:
Mailed for 250. by C. I- }rood 50o,
Lowell„ Mass. •
.BrutOSele. •
. •
•
• The East•Rtiron 1,icent,e Board met
for organisation at the4.A.merican Hotel,
Itruiaels, on Friday, Feb; 24th. Present,
Thos. Gibson,Ford,wich ; •Goo. Fortune;
furnherry ; :Geo, Murdie, MoKIllop";
and Inspector. Miner. "Theformer was
re-elected 'Chairman and the latter
Seerettxry: Board wit). meet on May.
18th for the pulp(*) of taking apPlica-
tioril for . hotel. licenses intcreonsidere
9
Those'eyes of yours are
probably overtaxed, and if yon
f have not found it out yet, yon
will soon do so, Prepare for
the future by taking care of the
present. Defective vision is
• easily cured', unless of foug
standing. Our large stock of
lenses and frames, combined
with Our knowledge of how to
-fit them properly, kinsuresiyou '
a permanent benefit and not
merely temporary relief
Charges moderate.
, .
• --"t'•••••',•••- ..••• •-• • .
.4„ •
•
The Seaforth tage, owned by Thos.'
R. Thomson, has been. purchsaed by
Rich: William, the Well known
'man, of Brussela. The stage • earries
both mail and express in addition to
passsengera and parcele. Mr,Thomeon
Will devote has tittle t the egg and but
ter business in Listowel. , • • . •
Organizer Townsend and the Degree
Team of Brussels K. 0. T. IL• initiated•
eleven candidates intothe mysteries or
the Maccabee Order the other evening.
WON HIS OASE.
liooTuis:sAiwrirt ,IITUS"r. DIE, • BUT HE
RALLIED. visDEB, SOUTI1 AMERICAN
=WRY CURE. AND: DTABRTES WAS
ABSOLL/TELT CORM.
I
A prominent legal light in a Cana: -
darn Western town treated and dieted
for years for what the doctors diagnos-
ed an incurable•case of ' diabetes. He
-became so bad that he had to quit his
practice, other complieetions setting
in, and his sufferingwere most in-
tense. Alirnost as a Wit resort he tried
South American Kidney Cure, arid, to
his own eut•prise, immediately began
-
to improve. This is over .a Year ago,
He continued takingthis .greatest of.
kidney specifies and to -day he is a well
man. -Sold by Watts &Co.
'• For Over Fifty • Years ,
Mita, VtrissLOw's Soontmo Syner has beeo,
used by Millions of mothers •for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a at* eltild suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at
once ancl get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's seeth-
ingSyrup" for Children Teething. Ti will re.
Bove the poor little stiferer immediately. De.
pend upon itjuothets, there 18 110 mistake about
it. It cures Diarrhcea,regulates the Stomach
and bowels, eurea Wind Celle, softens the
Blume, redu cefi Inflammation, andgives tone and
energy to thawholo systeni. "Mrs. WinsloW's
Soothing Syrup' for children teething is oleo..
sant to the taste and is the.preseription of OTIS
Of the eldest and best female physicians Mid
nurses in the 'United States. Price tWentr-fiVe
3ents 6,,bettle. Sold by all druggists throu
ant thO Wald." Ile Mire and ask for "NE -
WO/SLOW% soornote 8vatty
•
CLINTON MA.RX.DT
morreatoct every Wedmutittv gtertuttu.° •
Fall Wheat . . ... 88 to • 70
- • 6° t° ' 65
Barley.," .... • ...... * ... ***V* 0 40 to 0 44
OMB. "eft. . .. I . if.** 0 28. to 0 30
Nuke ... . .. ... • . 0 63 to 0 68
Rye.... 0 00 to 0 36
Potatoes, per bush; new050 'to. 0 66
Butter toes° in basket0 14 to 0 15
Butter in tub..., 0 14 to 0 14
lOgga per doz....4.0...w 0 12 to C 18
Hay..ti...:410*A064 . *I .. w**r.00r'itirm.. 5 60 to 6 00
Lave Ogif.*11..111,1W,14.1NO-11,.%4 00 1o4 10 .
Pork per cwt.."... 00 to 6 00
Dried Applee per , 0 06 to 0
Netts per lb.. 61.49**11.1004111i, 0 Onto 0 00
Turkeys per 0 07 to 0 08
Geese per Itilobta.V•Witi .. a . 5.11111, 0 05, to 0 06
Ohlokens per 0 80 10 0 35
.. Ii441111.*61111 .... . 0 10 to 0- 10
Mont porewt.............1 tiOto 210
, .••
Dity Clerk Bessie/ of Hamilton has
received n /tickle from 0hicagewith a
note expialuing that the five ee'nte was
to pay for rt, bottle of ink Irdeapprot
prlated while the writer was attending
' publio achoot 10 that cit,
A (1,0100
Jeweler, and Optician.
wil.M.• •,4•11:1 .1. I .1
BUTTER &- ECCS
We want. all the Butter and Eggs
we,ean get for Which we will pay
the highest market price.
GROCERIES
Our stock of Groceries is fresh,
well -assorted and having been
bought to sell is being sold at
ces that will soon clear it off the
shelves,
TRY US,
•
0. OLSON, CLINTON
I - • • •
W1 JACKSON
AGENT G. P. R.
CLINTON CAT.
Through tickets issued. to all points in
. .
MANITOBA AND '
THE NORTH-WEST
8aggage4rekea, throtigh, /Nit, .alt
nformation In reference to trati*oti-
..
suIt the above.
(r4
AOI AIMING
"" AN ABSOLUTE
NOVELTY
irdmo IT TAWS
/7 PLAYS -
CAN .M11111100 601'
A pmnaz GAM
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BOXED,W1111
Otit CORD
MEttts WANT
IN everier TOWN AN VILJAMit
AD01XSS CARTALlillie MOOR. CO