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Monday evening week Britainia The enterteinment held in 8, 8, No. Rev, ,Ancirew Cunninglittmt pastor of
Lodge A. F. & A N. Was favored with 4 last Friday rir ht wes a genuine eus,, the Methodist church here, died Friday Blytb. on March Oth, by Bev. A.
_ geopit from Bight non, Bre. Mogi gOss. '1'he aud *no* WAS large and . morning niter streets illnees,, lastingMcLean, Mr. John. F. Mc.A.rter"
of Stratford, D. D. G. M. of South derly, the program long and entertsin- seven month*. lie leaver' a widow, Jane L,, daughter of Mr. Thomas
RurmeDietriot. Thera wee *kale turn" ins, while the receipts must have been daughter of LI* late Dr. Rice, auperla. Miller, all of Morrie.
out of the craft to welcome him among lis • tiefactorY '[here were two chairmen, tendent of fhe Methodist Ohereh In WALX*3--HENIntr.--At the residence
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which were no less than 14 Pest wad- County Councillor .Snell taking the Canada; three sons, and tiro daughters. of Mr. Alex. Clerk, Elm*, on March
ers and five grand lodge officers. Wor, grit part and Rev. Dir.Andrews the set.
Bro. Jackson and his issionant officers and. The progrent, which consisted of
conferred the first degree on two can- recitations, polos, quartettes, °hared**
clidates in such a winner sit to win the and plays mnet have required Nome
highest praise from allPresent. The weeks in preparation as OM different
visitors were entertained to a light re-, pieces wire well rendered. Partieulars
pest in the banquet hall at the close of ly well done was the drill exercise by n
the lodge. All the officers of Eaten% score of boys who manoeuvred skillfully
upon the limited 'mace afforded by the
platform, The May Pole exercise WAS
also a pretty number. The youth of
No. 4 appear to take to charades and
dialogues As naturally as does a duck to'
water. The longest number was a
laughable farce entitled "Pumpkin
Ridge," a desoriplive sketchof rural
life Down Eagt. Domino Lowery was
the star and convulsed the, audience
with his humorous . portrayal of the
Yankee rustic The entertainment was
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• 13uying to soine is a :101
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• • very serious Matter, buying
o drugs especially, but we win to
• • not see you dissatisfied. We •
• do not want you to buy un- :
* less you buy to •your own
11 Satisfaction, Our goods are
e bought of the best and every-
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. ' thing is guaranteed to be just
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as represented. 1f any arti- •
cle does not appear the same j
eo after you have taken it home
• bring it back and .we will
• ▪ make it right in whatever e
manlier pleases you. Any :
complaint vou may have I:
••• against our goodi we will. be. it
• glad to hear. It will be
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also. Our profit.lies in pleas4 •
e • ing customers. We expect
.to sell goods at a profit, but
• • we cannot do so unless our ••
• customers are pleased. Our
s are Pure, our. -Goods o
el *are Good and our Prices are To
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INDICESTION
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• HER WATCH
• WOULDN'T GO .
We peeped into her watch • when
she said "The old thing wouldn't go."
After a hasty glance we didn't wonder
and our diagnosis waii ."Indigestion."
Pasted against the inner side of the
4. case were
• 1st. A portrait of he.r firstlove and.
a lock et hie hair.
2nd. Some dead forget-me-nots.
3rd. A newspaper clippirig annoup-
cing.her recent engagement. • , • , •
4th. A four-leaf cover.;
Between the inner cover • and the
works were two pictures and a reteipt
for cold cream. —
And still the obstinate thingrefus-
ed to go.
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• How is your Watch. running? • A
. little slow? Is it ourof repair ? If.so,
bring it to' Us, We Will fiX.it fen you
• and the charge will be reamonable, '
WE ARE LEADERS
IN OUR UNE
P. B. CREWS 6°
Jeweler and Expert GO
Watch Repairer. • ' Of/
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Col'InetA;
•Jasird OlEtesat.
have for sale choice Seed
oats Which were trieci last sea-
son by fat mers in this district
with splendid results. A Hul,
let purchaser Of EflOiT bushel
reaped FORTY-TWO bushels
and a Goderich township far-
mer sowed 30 bushels and
they had 1200 bushels.
Tiese Oats will not Rust or
Smut nor freeze in the syring.
The straw is stro ng and is al
most as nutritious as hay.
• Will have .Beardless Seed
Barley. Samplt be seen
• here, which threshed 35 bush-
els per acre. .
A stockof Pfant Food, Sheep
Tick, Hen Tonic, etc., always
on hand.°
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13:1C.TWC.A..TV
Oppoeite the market. Clinton.
SYSTEM
E GREAT
nodal Route
Si. LOUIS.
AHA.
LOS ANGELOS,
AN DIECO, 1
• SAN FRAN'OISOO,
and other points in California, Ariona, Now
Mexico, Colorado, and other Padiiie Coast
Points. If you are contereplathig &trip for
ealth, Pleasure, or Business,
Seem V.p.cadian wing* to tit land Of
Sunahia, Vrttits, and rlowera
Through Tidkete to all Foreign' Pointe,
. For descriptive Guides, Time Tables, etc.
apply to Ammo, 0.1i, It. System.
• M. Ct. Indiction."). P. A..1forento
A. 0. Paulson, G,T.It. Agent, "Minton.
Bedew, G.T.Tioket A sit, Clinton.
PRIRRHOES.
• MOARTEn.-IfILLitit.-At 0 the rouse. OTS AND SHOES.
FROM CREDIT TO °ASK
'Ma now appeer in full dress at the
regular meetings.•
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• An interesting game of Pedro Was
played between the members of the
33rd Batt. Band and the fire brigade in
the fire hall, reeulting in t victory for
, the Band by 61, points.
SEED OATS FOR SALE.
have a quantity Of fine Baltirnorewhite oats
forsale. They test 43 lbs. to the bushels. Off
8 acres the yield wee800 bus. Any one wishing
seed oats would do well to purchase.
• WM. ELLIOTT, Porter's Hill P.O.
4th GOD. Cioderich township.
March' 14th.
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SEED PEAS'
We Imo a quantity of No. 1 see Peas for
sale. They are clear of luS._
• HOLMES & SMITH
Clinton, Match 8th,
HOUSE FOR .SALE.
On Victoria street.' Near Onion Factory,
/4300. will buy a roomy, comfortable house with
goodlot-the property at present occupied. by
Frank Upshall
Vacant Lot on Maple street also for sale at a
very low price. Apply at once to. •.
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W. BRYDONE,
March 7th. Barrister
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
-Ths prcperty of the late C. A. Hartt. Terms
easy. This cottage situated on Queen street,
contains 9 rooms, halls, elosets, wood -shed, coal
shed and hard and soft water brought rightinto
kitchen. For partioulare of sale see • W.
Brydone,Jaq. Scott. John. or CharlesRidout:
For rent inquire of John Tedford, Key can be
had from John Tedford. •
LeHaIARTT, Executor.
Clinton, March 13.
STORE TO RENT,.
The undersigned offers for rental the store
at present occupied by 11. C. Barlett, furniture -
• dealer. This is one of the beet stands in Clin-
ton. Possession can be given at once. .
Also that large room over J. Wiseman'e dry
goods store. There is a good entrance: Apply to
,J. O. ELLIOTT, or
JAS. SCQTT, Barrister,
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Clinton, Feb. 6th, 1899. 2 3. • •
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STORE. TO "ENT: .
Firstechiss Brick Store In Clinton ,• Centrally
situated ; imitable for any business ; large
c'omniod ions cellar; now -fitted for drugs: Ap-
ply to W. C. SEARLE,•Clinton. •'•• •
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MILKROUTES.
A meeting will be held in Wilson% Hall,
Holmesville, on Saturday, :Morph 18th„at 2
o'clock p. in. tot...the purpose of letting. the
drawing of the milk on the different route's to
the Holmeeville Cheese Factory for the season
of 1899. Any shareholder wishing to dispose of
stock and any pereon wishing to purchase stook
will please attend. •
W. S. LAWRENCE, ' W. B. Foilsmen
• •Secretary. Preeident.
Holmeaville. March 1st 1899,'
SpecialNptice
As our businese is now conducted On a cash
basis, ourgoods Will be sold at tne lowest cash
prices. we miote as samples :-
• Toilet Sets at . . . .;.. 50, Were 17 -00
• Toilet Set's at 4.50, were .5 50
Dinner Sets at 10 00, were 12 N.
• Dinner Sete at.: . .. 8 60, were 10 00
HIGHEST' PRICES PAW FOR
GOOD BUTTER AND EGGs..;
•J. STE:WAAT'
OV °tilt STUIANTS
neve takeri good situations and four
positions remaiti unfilled.
STAATFOltro, OST.
elves the "best" In the tine of business or sithrt.
Fad edileatiOti; In fair conMetitioti Oftr grad-
tiassarenearly /throe thesen wane ethers
me Unita asides puerile% 'Circulars tree,
W.S..Enutoirr Principal.
Exeter Flour
:AT ,NO EXTRATRICE
We inyite'your inspection of our
steak of Groceries, etc., being
convinced that a purchase will
follow. In addition to Groceries
of all kinds we will carry a sup-
ply of Exeter Blom., extra good,
but at n� extra prite.
TRY OUR 15 GENT TEA -
W. Hill
Com be'sBlock, Clinton
Diffiouit:To See
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not concluded until after eleven ovoloole,
but the interest was maintained until
the end. The success of the Weir must
'heve been gratifying to Mr. Lowery, his
pupils, and the seetion generally.
• •Wiuklatuin.
• A reprementative •of 3. C. King, *
Montreal.millionaire, was in town last
week aud purthased RQbt. McIndoe's
driver "Flossie" kir $250. Flossie has
been shown ten times, and has taken
ten first prizes. T. C. King some time
ego pinchased 'the famous "Wanda"
• from Beattie Bros,of Wingham at $2750.
Flossie has been piirohased not for
track purposes but as a private driver,
and goes to one of the finest stables in
the Dominion a stable where tiled -and
•carpeted floors and brass fittioge make
for her a very luituriouis home.
Seventystbree new members have
been added to Witigharn Counoil 222,
Chosen -Friends, through the energetic
labor of S..D. Barnes, •
Mr. John Carruth of Wingham
fellen heir to a considerable sum Of
money through the death of his uncle,
john Carruth, Esq. Belfast, Ireland,
who died Noy. 18tb, 1898, leaving a
large estate.
• H. 0, Bell has been appointed' Uni-
ted States Consular Agent as Winghsam-
This semen 'should see a number of
desirable dwelling houses *rooted in
Whigham. Lest week, says the editor
of the Piines, we have had many en-
quiries from people whihing to: rent
houses and it was next to impoisible to
secure a house. , We never " thought
houses were 'niche Bowe article until
we were reread to hunt one for our..
selves. Oer ;moneyed men could profit-
ably invest nroney. this' coicing season in
erecting dwellines that would rent from
06 to $8 per month,.
•The following • passengers left last
Week by 0, PR. from Wingham, station
to different pointi in the West :-W.
Vatistone•and wife to Carryville, Man.;
Geo. M. Jetties' to Brandon, Man'; John
Rogers to SaultSte Marie, Mieb.; Wah:
ter Belden,with a car of horses" to Sour,
ill, Map.
; • I movement is ch foot among the
business men and prominent citizens of
the town to see what can be don* in the
way of having the business, pieces close
at an earlier hour in the future than has
been done in the past. .
Mr. Relit. Gilmour of the N. W. T.
is sailing with his friend: in and around
Wingham. Mr.. Gilmour was at One
time en the Northwest Mounted Police,
but 11 now engaged in the ranching
business.
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Lucknott.•
Mr. Wra. Turley; who' has been a re-
sident of Luoknow for nearly a quarter
of a Century, has been taken to the
Bruce Rouse of Refuge, where he ex-
.peets tO end his diva; Mr. Turley was
a geed citizen, industrious and hon-
est, and had accumulated a little prop-
erty, tor his old age, but since the death
of his aged partner m life some four' or
five yeers ago he has been boarding out,
and hadso far been able, with the ast
.sistance of kindneighbors and Mends
°to parhie way, hut now that his means
have been exnausted,there is no plan
ior him but the county House of Refuge.
He won't be a burden on the countildr
a great while, as the old Man is ap-
preaching ninety years of age, and is al-
most blind and getting very feeble. .
Last week Mr. D. Thompson Our-
ohased in London a handsoine looking
team of dark iren gray driving horses
for the Thompson livery, and News.
George Lawrence end Peter Soott also
purchased last week near Wiegham
very fine looking tearn of white laced
sorrels.
In the Bruce county Rouse Of Refuge
there 18 one inmate 103 years old, an-
other 101 years olclona 6 whose ages
vary from 90 to 100. Wooed,' that
Bruce is somewhat noted for the lenge..
vity of its inhabitants which does not
• seem, to be lessened by the straightened
eirounistancei of the subjects.
At the last meeting of the Offioial
Board of the LuoknowlVIethodiet church,
an initiation was extended to the Rev.
John Learoyd, to Continue as pastor of
the church for the second Conferenee
• yeer; Mr. LearoYcl acoepted the invita-
tion subject CO the sanction of the Sta-
tioning Committee. •;'
. Orange Grand Officeis.
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario
West met in Barrie last week. here
was a large representation and the re-
ports indicated the Order to be in
healthy condition. Bracibridge will be
the next pleee of meeting on the seoond
Wednesdiy in Mareh 1900. The elec.
tion of offieers reimited its follows r -
R. W Junior Grand _Matter, 3.
Scott, Itincardine.
• R. W. Grand Master, D. M. Jenny*,
Wiarton,
R. W. Deputy, G. U., John MoMil-
lan,228, Temente.
R. W. G. Cbaplain, NY. F. 1% Bald:
Win, 93, Aylmer.
R. W. Grand Treasurer, E. P. Clarke,
275, Toronto.
• R. W. Grand Secretary, William 'Lee,
4, Toronto..
R. W. Grand Direaltor of OerettiOniefif
Samuel Caswell, 666, Pelmerston,
It. W. Deputy grand Chaplain/1,11.M
Watson, Rev. 11. 0. Diekson Toronto ;
West Hilton, Rev. W. ,LOWe: Witter•t* 1
Nerth,Perth, Rev, R. Gardiner, Palmer.
Sten Wert Simone, Rev. Philip Joliet,
Avenjog ; West Bruits, E. A. Belli- Ber..
vie ; Nortli auron, W W Leitch White-
church ; Bohai Sitnooe,McK. MoOlellim,
Cookstown; E. Mime, S.C. McCracken,
()beide), ; Peel, Itev, W. Walsh, tramp.
ton ; Monok, E. Berney Port Colborne ;
M. W. G. M. Wallet:no cenducted ins-
tallation ceremonies.
Those eyes of yours are
probablY overtaxed, and4f you
have not found it out yet, you
via soon'do so: Prepare for
the future by taking are of the
Present, Defective vision
.easily cared, unless of long
standing. • Our large stock of
lenses and &allies, eombined
with our knowledgl of how to
it them property, insures yoa•
a permanent benefit and not
merely temporary relief,
"Charges moderate.
A, ( OR100
Smiler and OPtioianf
For tbirtynne years deceased had been v. . C
D,,' Miss Margaret Herldry to Mr.
eetteelY engaged in the nlinhitrit hie Joseph Walker, both of Chicago,
first eppowitment being at Newroorket. Illinoie.
Since then he had tilled sown of the tiimwmer-Mcilmoo.-AtB11 Cordova
most important stations in the pro- street, Vancouver, B. 0„ on Feb-
inoludiug London, St, Mary's, 7ruary 14th, by Rev. John. Reed,
Hamilton, Stratford, Guelph, Galt, Mr. Alfred P, Stewart, formerly of
Orangeville, Mitchell and Kincardine, Blyth, to Bliss Effie A. McLeod of
in 189,3 he vras bemired by.beine elected Ripley.
president of the Guelph Conference, and RotrrtapraL.STSPriaNS-At the red -
at deuce of the bride's parents. DrYe•
tise time of his death was chairmaa
of this, diatriot of the London Confer; dale, on Wednesday, March 1st, by
Rev. Mr, Shaw, Mr: john Routley
ence. Deceased was 55 yeara of age,
Interment took place in the Kincardine of Usborne to Miss Minnie, daugh-
ter of Mr. Win. Stephens.
°Iiientneerkaeirs30rovniolle°wridatfloaotiruil:tOnd baynciRtehve, n't Wednesday, March 8th, by Rev,
Oromaaty, on
Walter Rigsby, president of the con. Peter Scott, Mr. Montgomery
feriae's, assisted by the least olergf. Davis to Miss Edith H. Kerslake,
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111 GRAtram,-ptaaoTT.••-In Harriston, on
II, A., Ur. William Graham of
Hon, T, Garrow hike introduced in ' Atwood to Miss Maggie R., eldest
the Legislature the following bill to daughter of Mr, Wm, B,, Elliott,.
amend the Municipal Act: • of the 'firm of Elliott & Waleh,
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And say ratepayer whose property, '
adjoin!, and 'who has been assessed for Mic..Tmthe residence of the bride's brother
EnaLT.-L-FImarble dealers, lierriston,
ANCE.-In Mitchell, at
the said viorki or -improvements., • may,
on March 6th, by Rev. J. W.
on giving one- month's notice to the . •Holmes; aenry metherall,
said municipality thet the said works Or North Dakota, to -Jennie Hance of
improvements are not in such good and • mitchen, . •
eufficient state of repair, apply..11 it,,„Mitkila-linwrrr..-At the Manse,Brue-
s,umniary proceeding to a judge iirtfie" •eels, by Rev. John Rasa, 13. A, on
High Court, of Justice, or to a Cbunty Wednesday, March Stb,Mr. Robert.
Judge having jurisdiction in such Jas. Milne of Elmit; to Miss Ida
municipalitity, for an -order- respecting Hewittof Grey. •
the keeping of the said works or lin:- Mclitanzir--Witzuldsori.- On March
provements in such a state of repair
as May be reasonable and proper and as
is -hereinbefore required. .
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Ernaseis.
all of Hibbert,
Must Make Improventents. • March st, by Rev: M. C. Cameron
Mrs. J. C, Halliday passed to the
great beyond on Monday. For the past
year she had been entirely helpless and
had not been oot ot bed unless carried
during that time. Besides the husband,
s family of three sons and three daugh-
ter are left. One son lives in Lonclon,
one in Celgary, N. :W. T., and George,.
of the firm of Ross & Halliday here.
Two.of the daughters are at home and
one lives in Ingersoll.
The Beard of Health says all children
must be vaccinated within a reasonable
time, ; The Easter holidays is suggested
as a iuiteble time, but this : time of.
course is not compulsory, The council
will supply vaccine to all the • Medical
merr ot the town, and theCharger% will
Consequently be light, Every one hi
allowed their elniice as to what doctor
ibait perfornfthe operation, but -those
who refuse or neglect this instruction
may expect to be , lookedafter by the
Board of Health. There ire a numbs.i
of cases of smallpox in the . province'
both at the east end.isna in Essex coun-
ty, and the Provincial Board of Health
is urgenton the local board. •to have
this matter attended to. . • ;
'Poitroaater Farrow celebrated his 66th
birthday on 'Wecineeday, and is appar-
ently good for many year. of activity
yet. -Few men.have had amore varied
exprience-than Mr.. Fare*. Fpr 13
years he was a ..public 8011091 teacher'
then he spent 14 years in . mercantile
life and,has been postmaster•of Brussels
for 10 years. For six years h.. -nas
Scheel lnipector for the county of Hur-
on and from 1872. to 1887 herepreaented
firat•Nerth Huron and afterwards East
Huron^in the Dominion /louse of Com-
mons; along with the late Amos
DeCOsmos, of British Columbia,intro.
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aimed Hon. Thos. Greenway n the
Coalmen'''when he was elected for
South Buren, and when 'Jena* doubtful
which side he belonged to
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Doo. Warwick had a spring feel on
exhibition at. hii barn' hot week that
wite. quite a freak- of nature. It had
two heads and WO necks ono body and
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four hind legs With. a tail out of Rik
shoulder. • The :nether of -this mon-
strosity belonged to Simon rant, Grey.
The colt was fully developed but dead.
,. J. H. Wiemer, blaoksinith, . has
bought the residence and blacksmith
Shop of F; Seigner of Zurich and will
take possession at the end Of this
month:
'iron geb news from all over Huron in
Tan Nrove.ltiteottn,
, THERE'S ALWAYS HOPE.
•DISEASE AND KINDRED KID-
NEY TROUBLES HAVE LOST THEIR
• TERRORS -SOUTH AMERICAN EIDIGeY
0111113 WAGES A sncoassoux. WAR.
'A young,irian studying for the min-.
istry, and the son of a well-known
western merchant, dropped into adrug
store, and in a very discouraged mood
said to the proprietor, "I am quitting
my studies and going -home to I know
not what: • My physidian says I have
Bright's disease and can not pursue
my studies." That druggist knew
.froin experience the almost miraclous
cure in his own case Made by South
American Kidney Cure. He recom-
mended it to the young man and in
less than a month he was back to his
studies again a perfectly cured • man.
South Aine: ican Kidney Cure is a lig-
aid kidney specitic-Sold by Watts &
Co.
The waterworks dam on the Thames,
four miles west of London has been car-
ried away by a large quantity of ice,
which for sonar' weeks past had beer
Jammed at the cove bridge, abont Mao
• miles above the damand had been
broken Up by the USG of dynamite: -
DEATH'S CLOSE NEIGHBOR.
TE:08. iommousa
WASA surnuOF7DREAD HEART
DISEASE -DR. 01700 FOR
THE HEART GAVE HER RELIEF IN
LESS THAN HALF AN
nOtra: •
Mts. Roadhouse,- Williscrofk•Ont.
is 54 years am. • For more than 20
years the had been a great sufferer
from heart dritease. The pain and pal-
pitation at times lasting for five hours,
and so acute thitt often she wished- for
death that she might find relief from
her sufferings, but he was attracted
te Dr. Agnetv's Cure for the Heart
through reading of the wonderful cures
wrought by it. She Offini e 11 Ceti using
it and in one a her most distressing
heart enaerns found complete relief in•
of thirty minutes. She sweats by
it to -day as the only heart eure.-Sold
• liy. Watts & Co.
8th, at the Methodist Parsonage,
Walton by Rev. A. C. Tiffin, Mr.
Duncan'kkKenzie to Miss Ma ie,
eldest daughter of Mrjarnes it-
liarnson, all of Grey.
BIRTHS.
i/ENsrunT.-In Blyth, on March 2nd,
the -wife ot F. V. Denstedt of a son..
McGtowAN.-In„ East Wawanosh, on
March 2nd, the .wife of Win. Mc-
Gowan of a soh (still -born.)
McKillop, on March' Ith,
the wife of P. 0. Kerr of a daugh-
ter. ' .
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BAE11:.-In Clinton, •on March. 10.th,
'Mrs. W. Baer, aged 37 years.
Tonn,In Gederich, on Saturday,
March llth, Allathen Marion; sister
of A. M. Toddr-aged 31 years.
Inict.A.ND.-In Morris, on March 2nd;
James Ireland, aged 88 Years and
MCC/ITARRIE.--4R- Taronto, on March-
• 5th, Mary, eldest 'daughter ,of
• and Mrs. Hugh mcguarrie of BlYth
McQuArb.-In McKillop, en Monday,
•Mai -6116th, James McQuade, aged
13(1 years and 8 months: .
HALLIDA.Y.-In Brussels, on Mortday,
' March 6th, Mrs. John C. Halliday,
aged 69 years and 2 days.
TiAlEtY BEAUTY, •
You always think of a pretty baby. as
Plurrip. and chubby. Scott's. Emulsum
gives just this plunapness ; nobtoo fat,
Just enough for the dimples to come.
Babies like it too.
For maid_s. aind:Ilothers.
In the eerier "For Maids and Moth-
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ars," now regularly appearing in The
Cosmopolitan, Franco e Courtenay Bay-
lor in :the Meroh number tells theltorr
of a young woman of good family who
deliberately set out to "fit ,herself for
matriziony. She first spent three
months in a cooking school, thenVir a
private family performing the actual
duties devolving upon it cook, then in a
foundling asylum taking care of Intik.,
then in a hospital, then • in a " dress.
Maker's establishment -an turn going
through, in a practical way, all the
duties which a women may be called
upon to perforni. lit one period or an-
other of her lite. The whole '4 told in
alight) graceful; and at the lime ..time,
Most instructive way. •
• -
• THE DOCTOR'S CONSOLATION.,
•
TOLD MR. JILL HE WAS A DriNG MAN,
BUT .SOUTH AMERICAN NERVINK
• CURED WHEN HOPE WAS ABANDONED.
Mi W. J. Hill, a well-known man in
.Bracebridge, Out., suffered for years
from liver trouble, dyspepsia and nor -
voile weakness. He says he tried near-
ly every remedy in the Market which
elaimed to meet his case without suc-
cess. He was told by a physician that
he was v. dying man. He began taking
Sentsh American Nervine, •and found
almost immediate benefit from its use.
He continued using it, and to -day says
he would stake his life on this great
remedy as a cure for all like sufferers
to hiinself.-,-Sold by Watts & Co.
' Owen Selma has carried the hy-law
to loan Hay ttrot here $15,000 to help in
erecting a new chair factory.
•
•
'THE STOMACH'S WOES - Are which 11113 been einpovrared to introduce
• Exterminate The Sparrow.
The people of the city of Boston have
presented a petition to the Mayor ask -
•Ing him to provide means and ways for
the destruction of the English sparrow.
In answer to the petition the Mayor has
directed the superintendent of public
grounds to begin the work of extermin-
ation of the little posts. Some think.
the seine work might be undertaken
with advantage all over the country.
•
For Over Fifty "tears .
MRS. 'Warstoveri Soomunlo Stitnur has heed
used by millions of mothers for their children
While teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and ming with pain of Cutting Teeth Rend at
once and get a bottle Of "Mrs. WinalOw's sooth-
ing Syrup" for Children Teething. It Will re.,
Helm the poor uttio sufferer immediately. De -
Omni upon It, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. It cures Diarrhtea_,_ regulates the Stomach
and bowels, cures. Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, redu 000 IntlamMation, and giVes tend and
energy to the vrhole system. winslow%
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea-
santto the taete and in the prescription of one
of tho oldest and. boat female physicians and
mace' the United States. "Price tWenty-fiv
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists thrott
out the world." 13e sure and ask for "Iti,
, Wirribew% Soormrto Synne.
school Savings' Ranks.
On April 1st I start a strictly Cash business, be1iev4
it to be the right way to do business. I have now inriny
Spring Stock of Lad,ile, Gents' and Children's Boots and Shoes
from soul.° of the best manufacturers in the Dominion, .which I
will sell it
• The S. rartilekgt 17-1rieetv
R. J .OLUFF.
E PRING GOODS
..ARRIVINQ DAILY:: •
Nails, Barbed Wire, Galvanized Wire, Black
Fende Wire, Poultry Netting, Daisy Churns,
• Sap Buckets and .Spiles,' Clothes Wringers,
Tarred and • Plain. Building Paper, Thorold
and Owen Sound Cement, Virhite Lead and
Ready -Mixed 'Paiats, Rope, Spades, Shovels,
Rakes, Hoes,. etc., Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware,Victor Fire Proof Safes from $12 to $40.
F. S. JarVis, manager of the March.,
Ante Bank, Galt, writes that the eahool
savings batik system will be put into
c.peration in that town on tiondo,next.
He also intimatei that a number of
places, inoluding Toronto, are totting
this matter up. Sr kr as trantford is
concerned, says the Expositor, it maybe
Stated that tbe Sehool Managemett
Cottitilittite Of the Publio Scheel -Board,
von Stan's Pineapple Tablets.
pleasantly and positiveliberded by Dr, 1110 toiern if thoditht
'bey
aet upon and digest the food, prevent take 0 adtion n taw days,
fermentation and all distreaseS . of the
etomiteh. Eminent physicians have An attempts wee made to 1,0h the
• The Goods areRight,the Prices are Right.
and You will be Right
IITY°U BUY HARLAND BROS.
STOVES AND TINWARE • IRON AND HARDWARE.
noted their sterling merit and the won- Western Baltic itt Tavistock, but LOrtie
clerful cures wrought, right in their MeTaviali, a boy Who sleeps in the
own pritetice and prescribe to relieve building, fired his revolver and put the
and cure. 85 c. -Bold by Watts &On, thieveto flight.
•
EFT
We have done a large business .
during the Holiday season and
lia:ve very few "left civers'.' from
the trade These few things
436Z.TirNyi ake choice and we are cutting the
price away down. Do you need
anything in Fonvy Tables, Fang
Rockers, il‘lusic Cabinets or.111usic Racks.' If .so just drop in
and see what we have to offer ypu,,
UNDERTAKING
Onz\-stock in this department is .complete. Our Hearses
•
are the best in the county. 'Our prices are as low as the lowest
BRoADFOOTs_. BOX & cos
ilurnittare ..31tienlers And Trucleviatleeroit
41Phidleys Manager
Nigh i And Sunday calls answered 'at, Residence of one . •
Funeral Dii•ector, J.W. 'Chidley, King St.; opposite -Foundry.
BUTTER & EGOS
We want 411 the Butter • and Eggs
we can get for which.we will pay
• the highest market price.
GROCERIES
Our ;dock of GrocerieS is fresh,
well-agsprted and having, been
•
bought to sell is peini sold at pri-
ces that will soon clear it off the
shelves.
. • •
TRY US.
O. OLSON, CLINTON
We JACKSON
• ACEilT C. P. R.
CLINTON, ONT.
Through tickets issued:to all points in
MANITOBA AND
THE NORTH.VEST
Baggage cheeked through. For all
nforniation in reference to travil con-
sult the above.
1.2
Canadian Pacific
SETTLERS!
ONE-WitY
EXCURSION.
To Manitoba and Ottinulian North-west wit
leave Toronto: every Tuesday during March
and April.
Passengers travelling -without live stook
should take train leaving Toronto at 3.15 p. In.
Passengers traVelling with live stock should
ako train leaving Toronto at 940 0. m.
Colonist Sleepers will be attached to each
train. •
For full.pOitticulars and copY of "Settlers
Guido" apply to any Can. Paoatient, or to
a 0, 31oPHERS011.
Assistant General Passenger ligent.
• 1 King St. East, Toront0.
WILIAAM JACKSON Agent at Clinton,
orarrox mAitlrEr IMPORTS.
NorreetetteTerv W8(1116050 afternoon.
Fall Wheat ... 07 to 68
Goose... ... . 30 to 65
. ....... 04;W61,1•61 0 0 40 to 0 44
0.28 to 0 20
Pettil . .. lqiiti+.400••• A .
0 53: to 0 69
Eye 61.414* 0 SU to u co
totatoesiper bush, new., 0 60 to 0 65
Butter loose in baskittU., 0 14 to 0 15
Butter in 0 14 to 0 14
Egge per '0 10 to C 11
IlatirtLoire;it.vortboirii*galffillolliaiif 0 60 to 6 00
Live Hogs. litt.t41411•1.101101•“4 00 te 4 10•
Perk pier Ir6 00 to 600
Dried Apples per 0 05 to 0 64
Ducks per lb. ... .. 64.4#0.* 0 054to 0 06
Turitegsperlb..... ..e.rimtro vi 0 07 to 0 08
Gtiette perib.................... 0 06 to 0 00
Chlektine per pairm ...... 0 80 to 0 35
WoolilrEIMO 440111.11601.114,1.**.l. '0 16. to 0 16
Plow per 1 00 to 2 15
TuCKETT'S
Black Chewing
TOBACCO
is fast . becoming the
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