HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1899-03-30, Page 6MARCH 30, 1899.
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1..131004 I .4400 Chn4rel.V0
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• • Your Patronage Solicited,.
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MES. T. NoILVEEN
Corner A.lbert and Whitehead Streete.
• l'ariaers. •
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• We are selling this spring, : e
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thee spring remedies at • TENDERS WANTED.
• three prices,. They all bave
the s.ame mission of purify-
• in g toe blood, toning the syfi7
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• tem•and iocreasint, the appe-
tite. Wo recommend and •
guarantee thetti to be good
spring medicines, '
Whole or separated tenders will!be received by
the undersigned, up to and 'minding Saturday,
April 8th, 1891), for the erection and completion
of an Oddtellow's Block in Cioderieh. The low-
est or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Plans and specification may be seen at Geo, '
Porter's store, Cioclorich, or at my oflice,,Ten-
1 d d gd d add 'es to
ma to be sea an mar e au sod
O Geo. Porter, Goderieh.
• - .ak H. J. POWELL, A.robitect
0' Stratford, Mr, Xaroh:22nd, 1899.1
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HERBAL' SPRING
BITTERS 50 Cents,
FARM FOR SALE.
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COMPOUND SYRUP ••
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SARSAPARILL75Ct5s
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COMPOUND PXTRACT-
OF SARSAPAR,ILLA
WITH IODIDAS $1.00. .2
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ils) If you think any ci these 41
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• • we will tell you more about 1:
:them. - ••- •
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• SYDNEY JACKSON :
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a Grarinate.D.rnalit. •
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• Successor to 'Allen &Wilson *Phone 2. •
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CHRONOMETRICA
11 INDIGESTION
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: HER WATiOH
° 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 dtagnosis_ rag "Indigestion:
Pasted against the inner. side. of the
case were : • • • *, • .'
• 1st, A portrait Of her firstlove and
a lock of his hair. 4
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2nd. ,Sorne dead forget-nce-nots.
3rd. A nevisn'arier,clipping announ-
cing her recent engagement.
•• 4th. A four-leaf cover..- . ,
.Between theihner Cover • and the
workswere tivopctures and it receipt
• • And still the ohstinate thing,reftis-
ed to gth: •
fluvv is your watch running? A
little slow ?Is it ontrof repair/ If
bring it to •Us„ we w.iU fix it for you
and the charge Will•be reasonable,
WE ARE LEADERS - • e
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H. It. S. the property of the -late Wililatin
• Whitely is offered for -sale. On the terra is
'erected a 2 story stone house, barn and sheds.
There is also a good bearing orchard and the
farm is well watered with a living spring and a
well. .Apply on the premises to •
MISS E. WHITELY or
W. S. LAWRENCE. Clinton.
Clinton, March 21st,•1899. •
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SEED OATS FOR' SALE.
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• I have a quantity of fine Baltitnoro white oats
for sale, They test 43 lbe, to the bushels. Off
acres the yield was800 bus. , Any oho wishing
seed oats would do well to purohase •
WM. ELLIOTT, Perterl /fill P.O...
4th con. Goderleh townehip.
March 14th- . • , •
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SEED PEAS
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Isale. They are clear of bugs,•
• We have a quantity of No. 1 Seed Peas for
, HOLMES & SMITH
Clinton, Mat ch 8th. ,
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. HOUSE Fon sAiEz-
On Victoria street, Near Organ Factory.
3300. will buy'a 'veiny, comfortable house with
good lot -the property at present occupied by
Frank Upshall
Vacant Lot on Maple street also for Kilo
very 19w price. • Apply at mice to. •
March 7th.
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•W. BRYDONE,
• Barrister
...STORE TO RENT. •
•• Tho kinderSigned offers for rental the store
at present occupied by H. C. Barlett, furniture
dealer. This is one of the best stands in Clin-
ton. Possession can be given at once.
Alsollatt largo room Over 3. WiseineRs dry
goods store. There Oa good entrance. Apply to
• . 3. 0. EIXIOTT, or .
• 'JAS. SCOTT; Barrister.
Clinton P: O.
;Clinton, Fob. Gib, 1809. • 2 3 • • •
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STORE -TO. RENT.
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First-class Brick Store in Clinton:- ceetrally
situated ; suitable for any business large and
commodious cellar : now fitted for drugs. Ap-
, ply to W., C. SEARLE, Clinton.. • '
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IN OUR -LINE •-•-•: • 1.1 ,FiRtwri
P. B:-CRIWS'11.:MEATS
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• Having purchased the butelering busi-
Jeweler and • Biped anit
Wateh Repahva nese of Ford & Murphy, I hope by close
eeescieoe.... attention to business, satisfactory prices,
facird stock to merit e, continnance of
tom of the patrons of the firm and
secure new engem ors as we». -
WYE US A CALL;
OHAS. WILSON.
Djfficuit .7�:S
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- Those eyes of yours are
propably overtaxed, andif. you
haVe-not fonnd.ii out; yet, you
will soon do so.Prepare. for
the future,by taking care -of -the.
present. , Defective "Vision, .is
easily .curd, unless of long
standing. Our large stock of
lenses and.,:frarnes, combined
with ow_knowledke of how to
fittheni ,properly, insures you
a permanent , benefitand not
Merely teMp,orary relief.
,ChargeSurderate.
• A d'GRIGG
Jeweler .and Optician.
Sp-odi,01.1\Toti.Ce
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As our business is new conducted on a _cash
basis, our goods will bo _sold at tne lOwest cash
prices. We quote as samples :- •• .
Toilet Sets•at • $.5 59. were AZ 00
toilet Sots at • 4 50, *ere 650
Dinner Sets 10 00, wore 12 50 !
Dinner Sets at & 50 were -10 00
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R.I.GREST PRICES PAID ROB
)300D BUTTER AND ECICKI.
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G-. STEWART,
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Eider
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Flour
AT NO- EXTRA:PRICE
We invite yqur inspection of our
mtock ,of Groceries, etc., being
entiiinced that 0.,Piirchae
follow. In addittontoGrOc'eried
• . of kitds we Will carry a sup-
.EuVaft no extra price.
Xtra "gceid;
TRY OUR P5 GENT TEA
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Conhe'sBlock, Clinton!
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OWNLEAKEIIY
--Nommi---QUEEN VICTORIA
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Is a woman'Of taste, and if she lived in Clinton eho -would ceie
tainly taste Kirkby's liot Cross Buns on Good Friday.
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Sz Misthress
• O1tei11y :-
Why bliss inc heart, Ito* quickly tpimo runs.
it soon will be the sayson for hot Cross buns !
Sez Misthress O'Doolihan
• An'-isj-it where can yezgit the very bist ones I
are and faith thin yell gitthim at Kirkby's.
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Se z Misthress •
Faith An' ye/II nade quit i a few to satisfy Paddy au'
Mickey, tow, -; '•
Sure Kathleen ati! Nora Will take quite-alow
Of:these illigant buns, wid: a Cross on 'em, too. '
Sez Misthress O'Doolthan :—
An' Will yezjist retnintiber, the proice is quite nate,
For Twinty-h'olve dints git all yez an ate
Of these hot Cross bunsoe tasty and. matey
For they're 86 for 25 eints itt ICirkby's.
A, big rush for these Thins is expeoted, So leave
your Order early and atietirri aSupply'.
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KIRKBY,
Daudan—aialIett.
• gr. John Connell spent last Sun
in Goderich visiting hie brother
limn who i on the sick list, —
Wm. Farquhar had a sale a his sti
and implements last Friday. Cat -
sold very well, horses Arent high, 1
eheep also.brought fair prices, 1
implements were slow sale. Mr. IF
qUhar intends going to Dakota a'.
Vend the silinnter prospecting arab
suited will move his family there. 'V.
will be sorry to lose
seventy-five young people took poss.
sion a Mr. LIM Fitrilhain's resioo
Ins t Monday night where they enjoy
theinsel ves in dancing and otN
aniusentients.--M1 s.• thntrias Hex
wend hes been very ill •kir some thr
weeks but we ore glad to say that s
is considerably lin proved.—g Jam
Cartwright hail a wood bee last Sart
day. --51r. James Hunter has start
working with Mr, Henry Moon for t
summer months.—Ben Tyrenutn,w
down from Winghatu Sabirda
—The recent snowfalls • have been
boon to the farming community as t
wheat and grass fields were getti
- .badly scorchedby the wind and fro.
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Stanley Township, '
A .nurnbet of farmers- from HI'
vicinity weredelivering hogs in Mao
on MOuslay last for Cantelon• & Well
Robt. Grier's little eight-year-old bo
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—Sorry: to hear of the death of M
who died very suddenly last Monde
night, The reocitins were laid itt_th _
Bayfield ceinetery'on Weclneschly las
--Sorry tektertr of the serious Blue
of Mrs. John Peck of the Babylon lin
—Mr. -Chas. -Johnstone is busy mo
Eng hay and his implements and othe
stuff onto the farm which he recent'
purchased_ from Mr. McIlveen.. H
gets possession, on the, first of April.
•-John W. Reid and L. Beatty were i
Seeforth last week on business.
MeEwan. brothers have purchased th
shingte mill from Sohn Kalbfleisch
They • intend t�. Make -shingles thi
season with. it. -,---:-. Miss Winni
Rathwell, .• who has . been visitims
friends in this neighborhood; ve
turned to her home in Godericli.. •
township on. Monday litit—Serfy. t
hear of Mrs. Geo. .Stephenson, Sr.,: be
ing ill. • We hope she will soon he aid
to bearound again.—Mrs. Win, Gra
'ham, Sr., is.visiting at her daughter's
. Mrs., John 'Rathwell of the Babylon
line.---Itliss Martha .Taylor of Porti
Huron, 'who has been visiting •at .her '
sister's,•Mrs. J. Rathrvell of Bayfield,
aeturned home a. few days ego. -÷Mr. •
John, Reid, Sr., of the 13aylield road,
who has' been laid up for some thine
We are gliidto say ts getting better.
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Drysdale.
Sorry- to relate that, 'Mr. Charlie
"Cjedve got so badly bi uised up os his
siosi to. • Onderieh on account of the
lines not heing in.the liarids of Robert
J. Talbot: -7 --Messrs, H. Johnston and -
D. Drewer and Misses Nora Cleave and -
Erwin of Bayfield were guests itt .Mr.
Cleave's residence last. Friday evening,
--,-Mr'.• and Mrs. Elgie were . Visiting
friends at the north end of the toivn
last, week. ----The -Drysdale • church;
service will.not be held at eleyen o'clock
in the forenoon —00r shoemaker is
,doing a rushing business as Mr.iLiwin-
tier hos moved to . Stratford and left
-Rob t-.Aq„attend_to-tire_husiness Of_Ottr.
town. -A couple of Baylield's Cham-
pion trokindle players drove 'down to
Mr. S. Cleave's. on• Friday evening and
found the boys in the north end of the $ ,
town to be well. experienced in the -.
game which: caused the couple to re-
Ittyn with it ,differeht smile.—Our_
thwn is stilliniproving. and we are .
.now in need ofe, grist mill. We have ;
two blacksmith shops, three general :
merchants, one potato Phipper,a reeve,. -
a policeman, one preacher, onecarpen, '
ter, One.frainer, one hOtel,,three•sehool
.rooms, one.plioto,gallery, etc., etc.,one .,
shingle niill and seven. ur ,eight snutrt -I: .
news boys.—f. Frank Jeffrey has
beet] teaming Wood from Bayfield for th
nen has been enmiged in the Bayfleld •
Mr. Annie Overholt.--Lget' A. •Scree- 1, .
bush by Mr. Contine.--...A number of
married, -people • assembled , at air. L .
Cleave'n and had 'AM enjoyable tiineT ,
Thursday..—.Mr. 'Arthur Mason hap *, •
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hired with Mr. 3. Itan for the summer,.
We: believe Mr. Paul : Cleave • in-
tends runriingthe engine for his broth- ,
et:this season. • •• 4
Foreselionte.
Mr. and Ml's A. Reid of Bayfield
• called on Meads herelVlbaday last.
Sorne of Our young people here attend-
ed thellOCiai at Bev. ,Mr. Waddell's pat4
sonage, Hentiail.'—Mrs. David Rouatt
and daughter Ithea of 'Britcefield are.
visiting friends in 'this neighborhood.
—Miss Lottie Upshall of Kippen
spending a couple of Weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Upshall.—Mi. James
13erry is hicely settled on his new farm.
His mitiay friends wish.him every suc-
cestika--Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevenson
of Dayfield called on friends here Men-
day.—Mrs. Grainger, of Bract:501d is
the midst of her sister:, Mrs; •Hugh
McKay.. • . • '
. „ • For Over Fifty...,Yeara
Una. ‘WaritiuSw's" Sombre SYRUP 'Intsbeeki
used by millions of mothers for their children
,while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest. by a sink child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting_Teeth send at
owe and got a bottle of "Mrs. VVindlow's *tooth-.
nig Syrup" for Children Teething. It will re-
lieVe the poor little sufferer immediately. DO-
pend;npon it, mothers, there isno mistake about
It, It cures /Merritt:ea, regulates the Stomach
and bowels, cures Wind- Colic softens the
Gnins,reducesItiflafturtation, aBegives trine and
energy to tho whole system. him Winslow,s
Soothing 'Syrup" for children teething is plea-
sant to the taste. and Is the prescription of one
of .tlui Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price twenty41v
:sante o, bottle. Sold by all druggists throu •
out the world." 13e sure and ask for "hi
WiNstow's SooTntstO SYRUP
Next dooi
Clarendon.
SHEEP
DIPS...
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Cooper's, "75e.
Little's Non -Poisonous, 75e,
, 'Persititio AniniaT Dip, 750
Hess' Instant Louse Killer; 35e
Persia.tio Poulery Powder, 2'50
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Persiatio'ffen flouse.Spray, 25C
Pare Insect 1?owder, per lb. 5Oe
oopio's HORSE,
flo.ORTTLE SPICE
100 lb., or 8 lbs. for 25e
We Will guarantee this Spke is ermal
to any Condition Powder oold at26c
and superior to any Cattle Spire or
niixture at present on the. market.
9.'ry11. Weare saupplying the !ergo
cattle men in this section.
H. B. OOMBE
• Chemist and Druggi4-
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E CLINTON NE
S RECOR
Clinton, Ont., Thursday, March 30th71899.
• Brussels. • 'Roust.
W. F. Vanstone attended the tuner • kiss Crosby has • returned from it
of Wiu.Saciler at, Wingrum at week. couple of day's visit to Dungannon.
Mr. Sadler, who was killed by the cars Mr. W. McCrootie was in Godericb
at Niagara, was a oodpin of Mrs. Van. last Thursday vistting his nephew, Mr
stone s, Stewart, Prichard.
•„Postmaster Farrow was at Toronto last The community will be pleased to
week giving evidence on behalf ot the learn that the Belfast P. 0, is to re -
olden() Government in regard to the main at its old quarters
"(Moot lands or the province.- Ex -Reeve Mr. 5, Beckett, teacher, attended the
Spraying Orchards.
The fruit growers of Ontario bare suf,
ferret very great losses in recent years
owing to the prevalence of destructive
insects. The best means for combat-
ting this evil has for some time engaged
the attention of the Provineial Depart-
ment ot Agriculture,and much heti wal.
ready been accomplished in this direction by exteadingamong farmers a kiwi.,
Strachan of Grey is also In Toronto for West. Huron teachers' convention re - 'been
o
leedegefofutnl,iietsopbraehyiinegpporrytaiesittise,owhxrehhwas...
the same purpose. contly 'held in Exeter. .
'rhe A. 0%,,U. W. had an oyster sup- Mrs. Vanstone, Goderich, who has edy. We have just received the report
per at • Bartliff's restaurant on Tuesday been visiting her father, Mr, litunlitOn for 1898 of Mr.VVni. uer,Superintendent
'evening, partly as a farewell to Master. of this village, has returned home. of Experimental Spraying, which oopi-,
; Workman Wierner, and also as. a Wind • Mr. Wm. Phillips ot the 9th con. 'has prises detailed repor s of experiments
!tit' to a winter's entertainment by belt for Algoma having taken up a farm conducted at thirty pointe tboroughout
whit% the lodge has made the meetings of laud there. We wish him every suo- Atte PrOvince, affording much infertile-
. Mon of practical value to the owners of
orchards. Mese experimental spray-
. ings are itiereasinglt popular as eVi-
• a°4”. deuced by the fact that the, a:tandem's
interesting,ease.
• With the first .appearance of spring • .
steps will be taken to begin two much
needed piiblic iinprovenients-putting
last year numbered '1,o38, or 700 more
• ilovvn new sewers- and building gran°. • As Rev. Dr. Pascoe will superannuate
than that of 1897, whi
ile t was about
litliks walks -on the front street. Both of in June next,the Official Board of Wing double the attendance on the ' spraying -
these works will be done on the local ham Methodist Church has recently had
held in 1896. The applications of far...
improvement plan, to be paid for by the under consideration the question of his
mere to have applications held.
.0oper1iep direCtly benefitted. . successor.. At it meeting 01 the .Board
in their loralities were much more num-
R was decided by a unaniiiious vote to
• ° 0, w. erous than could hi responded to. As
eftend an invitation' to Rev. however, of bringing clearly
Zarieh.
Brown, B. A..., B. Di.of Anilierstburg. a means,
,Mise Lydia Bremner -was, united in
the holy bonds of inatriniony on Friday
evening at the residence of her_brot her,
in-law, Mr. Louis Wieber, to Mr, Wm.
Bender.- -Messrs. Nelson Cobblediek
. and R. Williams vsitediriends in town
Sunday. ---,The Zurich grist mill, owing
• to a break in the engine, hes • been
etanding idle the past week.—, -Mr 0,
K. King ol Berlin,the ownerof the 'store
in which garner Bros. are established
and which was badly wreckedby the ex;
plosion last week, visited the scene -and
and convincinigly before a large number'
sir. lirowute atioltenof the people the completely saticac-
worker and above the average In' abitityi,arhy results of the spraying
Ilo is in ..lie 'prime of life and secured , process, a
.6 iarg i exhihii, was pot on view at the
his degrees before enteriug the eli—'Toronto Industrial Exhibition, showing
try. Duringthe part years he has been .
sprayed as contrasted with unsprayed
held in high esteem as evidenced by his
• fruit, the respective quality and condi-
being invited toPOMO excellent sta-
tion of the two showing plainly the ad
tions
. . ' .vantages of the system. • . ,
At is special meeting of the ministers The tent caterpillar, aphis, codling,
and laymen of the Witghatn- district7
moth and other well known but. little'
(Methodist church) held at Bluevalei an-
preciated injurious insects were very
Rev. D.Rogers was elected chairman on much in evidence last- season, and
the first ballot to succeed the late A. wrought tearful havoc in unsprayed Or -
has arranged for the rehtting of the Cunningham ol Kincardine, Rey,. S. J. chards. ' In those subject to the spray- ,
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Alton ot Brussels .was. a. close second, ma treatment on the contrary, the
A resolution ot sympathy to gr. Gan- hi -At as A nil° treatment,
clean., soundand, abt': .
ningham's. &Oily was ' ummimonely ,,,..„ti,,,-, in a -
passed and ordered to be forwarded to :inaliceectioln, as adi siet
them in Kincardine and also to liev.Dr: . jetted to •rPtiii
all hi the sli ghtest degree denial:1 eilaweat
Pascoe in Vietv of his bereavement. : discarded.tge 'result. in Mangy case:
Arrangements are made for's friendly howed from 99 to 100 per cent . of the.•
Lest of .skill with the rifle, between Crop '. in fine .condition. . : p4uch - tests
.Wingliam and Teeswater Rifte learns: should be sufficient to convince all of
The match is to take place in Winghatn the need Of stintying as an.. adjsinct to.
on Good .Friday. ::• •,, . . : .tieccessful fru, t growing, and it this cbes
.: The tolfovving- rule as euggested by an %fiction cari Only be brought home to the.
:excheirge'would tit at th7s W ingham peat farming cerninunity as a whole the gain.
. ..,1,1t_t_7_ckilitiv-rt-.. 77--:;:____. icintficteotwon.pw_erhfoec7itihonun... .or...litouerteeaerileouplatioeblee . ioni•ip.tn•tio6dr4u,icdtionni aanidrutint.pthroedsutesitnugs.9Joilenatnr;
•' The remains of thelate Kather Kerr,. -roide and enforced that not more thin Will be laimenee. . . .
who died in Los • Angelos,. Califernii,on three members of the same family be • Arrangements are now being, inade for
. , Thursday, 9th inst., arrived in the vil- permitted to viSit. the Peet Once at the spraying experiments • for the ;current
.a.sori. of Mr, Angus Kerr of Kieloss and being distributed. : - . ' ,- tain. a list of the prcharde awl dates .oti
• lagfcon.Saturdey night. Deceased.Was .same time when'. the afterneen.'Maii is year, and everyone interested can' ohs
application to Mr... Wm • Orr, SOPetiti•
'walk -lir the--39tb Yeal;' of 114' lig-. - Atr-- ;;,14iiis.,A. neje Sieileit, , late. Of 'lirtindim,
Kerr Was born ' and raised in the . town. Kau., has asurp,..,ed a pow-,„ --,4-9-,---, m9,.._tendents of . Experimental . Spraying,
Philp of Kinloss just' eist'of the village .rurr-a drug store. kiwi Simpson ' is a'--.-
Fruitland iNt... "k11 progreOve _. 'Tarot-
-.• and - was widely known and greatly re- graduate of Manitoba Collegeor Phar- erri should laves , copy of his report;
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. epectedby's large circle of friends. tnacy, and is also. registered in Ontario. which they will find full Of suggestion.
• Farmers say the fall wheat, which • ..& _.rt, Eig. in .c.,i.iiiiri.. piiiio two oi_.±.-It Can.be had by •writing to the.: Departs.
made sucli:a 'splendid .growth last LII, . '"
has Undergone a• terrible bleaching • the each 01.25 is day to aceompagn . the ' ill
eu int of Agriculture, .T.oronte. • . ..
The Departmtint intends also to pub.:
seseer and mishit him hi valuing the 0 lish shortly a bulletin containing detail -
past month in many dietricts and • ini-7 •
(stamp of the town - The assesecirosrurda- ..i,.d information concerning insect pests
less spring weather is exoeptionally.'imi% menCcannot be .any, ' too good When ft and the best methods of suppreasing
• •orable the wheat district will 'show -ri, ' . _
. . . - takes •twO Men te-Witteh thet, , be doeti them by means of the spraying preemie,
. $.!rxiortr Alsourtsagn,
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'eron;leit on . % ednes?: . . . • • . . .' .' • ' which will prove 'a.valuable-addition to
v . hiS work right, .. • ' • •
the edVisability Oterecting a'.large . _ • - ...
Miss 'rodd of St. Helens, is the guest elder
• building without compelling the Messrs.
Merrier to move or to suspend business.
—b -Mr .A Kelly -of Stoneeroft has been
visiting friends in tore during the pleb
• few days. —Mr. Chas. Cann 'visited
• elfriends" Dashwood on Sunday. ----
°Wing to the inclem •nt state of the
weather and rough roads trade has been
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a little quiet lately.- -The many
friends of dr. F. Seigner will I e sorry
to hear of his intention of leaving town
for Rainy River -District.
Aleethig 01C. O. F. 11110 Court.
The High Court meeting recently
in the heautiful city of Brantford, VI411.z
one otthe most guocessful h the
bii-
tory of the Order. •
The report of High • Secretary, Bret -
Thos. White, was a tnost exhaustive au*
interesting one, showing as it did the
large and increasing volunie of business
transacted during the year in W0_110141
olio departments of the Head ufflees
During the year, 138 cheques amount.
ing.to 0143,937,00 were welled in pay-.
meat of 137 deaths, and 2212 eheques-,
amounting 10 $44,786,33 in payment of .
Sick and Funeral • Benefit claim&
•There were also 612 Orders amounting tit
639,072.32 issued on the General Pond.
The receipts on the various funds'
were 'Insurance $252,344,30, Sick and
Funeral Benefit Branch 643;759,88, Gen-
eral Fund 039,196,25, or a total; 0.0335,
300, 43, The total • expenditure • lft
these funds 'amounted to 6225,703,96.
The interest receipts were again •the
largest in the Order's history, being for
Lb'h
efkenumberearl21,2of d8beaths during the year
was 137 being ten less than !or 1897.
During the year there were received
7,101 application, of which 6,576 Were
considered first-class risks. Froirr-an
insurance standpoint, the Order bashed 7.
e healthy growth. "
The report of the High Auditori, 'was`,
&most gratifying one. The year open-
ed with a balance on hand in the insur-
ance fund of 0592,766,51. The receipts
amounted to 6232,344,30, an increase as
compared • with 1897 of 032,404,69.
Owing to the low death este there was a
decrease iu the amOunt paid out of -08,
415.47. The net resultovas 4t0,2
o704 jetoL....„
the surplus the sum Of 108
largest addition in the Order's 'Watery,.
Making a net surplus at the close • of
the year Of 070143,75, •Which.: amount
with the mtception of $73,751.08 depos-
ited on ciirrent, aticoupt, is invested its ,
follows : -Dominion Government Stock
$100,000.00, Loan Co Debentures $270,
006.00, Municipal Debentures $142,422.
67, anct Bank Depesits 6125,000.0,0. - ,
The total aniontit of Insurance carried
by the Order at the close of the year
yras.031,7:37,500.00 an increase for • the
year of 03,451,Q00.00., There were 1,327 • .
parrying 0500-00 Insurance ;, 27,830 car-
• rying $1 000. :50 Currying $1,5
1572 .• carrying 2,000. 1he-1,itverk
aliment at risk was 01,039,48 as 'ageing
4itiT4hie.9p1
raopYciratrioangoOf Burnie: , funds
• member was $22,77 and per 01000°'
smonce $22.09, being an increase
°emit and If1,13:reepecitively. • '
At tliekelose of the Year there
.Courts in the Order f .reprehen
inenoberehip of 30,789. There were 44
Suborlinate Courta. in the ..Proitinoe 01
'Ontario, 93 in Quebec, is ioNew Brune. ,
. wick, 21 in Nova Scotiaillit-Prinee Ed-\.
ward lels.nd, 69 in Manitoba, 9 in the
North West Territoriee, and 6 in British
C9.,Dtulmritign ;the yen. r 47 Courts Wereorgen
sed, with 1 a membership of 1,033.
. There weri initiated intn various court
throiighout the Or: r4672, making the
• total initiations for the year 5,626,
ceeding the previous year by 628, T
' net increase in the • membe,siiir
3:624.. The averag age of the rosin,- e
eitiat.s1 during the year was 28.
• About three.fourthe of the members in-
itiated were h tween tbe age's of 18 and
35 year., and one-fourth between the
ages of 35 end 45 years..
A ;Albite meetmg was called to cent. the ayailable literature en the imbiect.
day afternoon for Oak Lake,. Manitoba . •
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.y . • . . ._________-
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• • of Mise Erniline Robertson of this vii.. grist, mill in Wingliarn. About 150 far, .
. niers and bUsiness men •of town ' • '
were In response to the memorial Of Rev.
lags.
present. 1 he propositicin ih to form a
.. '
Mr. end Mrs. Sam McLean have lett W. H. Adams of Orono the Admiralty
for Dauphin, Man.., Where they intend 1°Iht at -clt coni pony 01 1800 shares of 025
have granted a pension of one shilling
eabh, 1000 of which 'dry are anximis to
receive before launching the scheme. a day .to Henry Gauen of Ivanhoe, a
to reside in future.
' Mr. George Kerr of Winnipeg, Man., , . survivor Of the .John Franklin
is visiting friends in the Village and vi- . Miss Rutledge of Clinton, has taken a search expedition On fi., DI. S. Investi-
• anitty . 'situation at the glove face:wk. gator. •
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Death of J011111 Hanley.
The following olfiCuarY notice repro:-
duced from the Hillsboro Argus :of
the state of Oregon refers to *an cild
pioneer of Goderichtownship, the de-
ceased having settled in that municip-
ality ahont 1887 :or shortly after he
came to this country. He. tooknp .lot
40 on the 8th concession whteh, on lefty'.
bur for California in 1873, he sold to his
brother, the late George Hanley, and
now it is in the possession of his neph-
ew Robert Hanley. Accompanying the
ske.ch in the Argus was a two-colittnn
nortrait of the pioneer betweenwhom
and his nephews, George B.' and Rob
Rob:.
ert, there is a strong family likeness.
The obituery,reitd thus :-
John Hanley, Sr., aged nearly
80 years, died at the home of his
daughter, ' Mrs. Emma Hankin,
of 127 Eleventh street, Portland, Mon-
day morning. March- 6, 1 9, at 2 -
:•!
o'clock. John Hanley wasborn inCoun-
tyFernio.riagh, Ireland, hear the town of,
Enniskillen, In 1819,1and when 18 years
of age came with his parents to Canada,
enlisting at once with the Volunteers
to quell the McKenzie rebellion.
In the fall of 1878 he moved to
California, and the next year to
Oregon, locating in Washington coun-
t. In ISM Mr, Hanley married Miss
Elizabeth T. Sayre, and 10 children
were born to the couple,- si* of whom,
are !love living. These are OhkrleS A,,
John 11., Adeline (Mrs.. F. ,Chalmers),
Elizabeth (Mrs. T. R. Davis) and Olive
-iMrs. Geo. R. Bagley); all of Washing.
ton county and Mrs. • Emily Hankins,
of Portland. nix wife died in 1885,
and three years later Mr. Hanley mar-
ried Mrs. E. I. Softley, who passed
away a little more than a year ago.
Mr. Hanley was a faithful member of
the Methodist Episcopal antra for a
full -half Century. 'The burial took
place in the North Plains Presbyterian
cemetery. Wednesday,
lIg4Q1.06. I.SWO
West Hallett. •
Mrs. McCool, se..had the misfortune
on Fridaylast tO fall 011 the floor,
striking her face on soine intervening
object while falling. What makes it
worse she had SIMOSt fully recovered
front her late littlest:. Iler fall teenaft to
have been purely aceidental.
Mrs, It. Carter, actortmanied ny her
sOti J. S., paid it visit to Goderieh Oki
Friday.
The half -yearly promotion eXatillria.-
Mori took place on Thursday and Fri-
day last,
VVoott bees have been all the go late-
ly. •
• NINETY PER CENT. ,
•
Of the people are afflicted with some
form of humor, and this causes a 'Var-
iety of diseases The reason WhY
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures • when jail
others fail is the fact that iteffectuelly
.expels • the humor.. .5crefula, salt .
rheum, bona and all ereptions are per.
•iniinently cured by- thie great merit -
cine. . , „ • .
.•
Hood's Pills are the best family catb,-
Artie and liver tonic, 'Gentle reliable.
'sure. •
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Rev. R. J, Burdette, formerly the
well-known humorist, bf The _Burling-
ton Hawkeye, was married in Califor-
nia to Mre. Clare, Banter. •
-
"SUFFERED 'UNTOLD MISERY."
SOUTH AMERICAN RHEU NATIO .CURE
. THWARTED ,OISEA.S15, AND MIRED
1111C OUTRIGHT. •
• Itobert E. Gibson, merehant, Pam,
broke, says that ten • years ago he con-
tracted rheumatism in it very severe
type, suffered untold misery -resorted
fly -blisters and other severe treat-
ments With no lasting good • or relief.
When hope of recovery was well nigh
gone he was induced to try South Am-
erican Rheumatic (lure.. The first
dose gave hinn instant relief, half a
bottle cured him outright. 1 -lis own''
words were: "It is the best rheumatic
remedy On earth." -Sold by Watts SD
Co.
•
•
It is said that the population of Mani-
toba has reached the 2.60,000 mark. The
test censiis taken in 1891 gave the popu-
lation as 152,0.00. This is an increase (if
108,000 in nine years. '
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TIIEzi1ViTAILS.
OP THOUSAND:5 HAVE DEM TtlitNE;
INTO THE JOY SONGA OF THE otutico
BY TH)31 ALIWOSTMAGIC MEDICINE, DU
• AGNEW'S CURE FOR THE HEART -IT
•RELIEVES IN THIRTY, MINUTES.
Mrs, johnritZpatrick, of GananOque
was for five Yearls &great sufferer from
heart disease -spent some time under
experts in Itingston hoopltal without
getting.anv benefit and wits pronoun.
cod incurable, She commenced taking
Dr. Agnevni Cure for the 'Hea't, 'and
when she had taken three bottle° all
dropsical tendencies, palpitation' • and
paw left her, and she hat: had ,no re-
turn of it, and tuteribee her cure to this
igreatelitof heart ykixiedies.-Sold by
Watts 85 45o,
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BroadrOot; Box
'
•
Ittanalaelturers and Dealers in.
• • .
.AL.L KINDS OF FURNITURE.
•
For the Spring trade we are offering the largest.and mosecom
plete .stock of High, Medium and Low Priced Furniture 1
the County: 'We have some great values to offer in
•
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES, AND LOUNGES
Do not buy until you have paid a visit to our Wareroorns.
.UNDERTAKING
_ .
In this line we carry a comPlete stook: Our Hearses and out-
fit are up to ;date and our charges reasonable;
• EIROADFOOT, BOX 8L, 00.
Dpalera and TIndertakera
J. W. Chidley, Mating
Night a,nd Sunday calls answered. at Residence of . our
Funeral Director, J.W. Chidley, King St., opposite Foundry.
TRUTH ALONE BEARS REPETITION. 29
T 86 B MYRTLE NAVY.
'has been the favorite
tobacco' in Canada for 80 years
because its
THE BEM
OW OUR STUDENTS
have taken goodsituations and fear
positions remain unfilled.
dim(
STRATFORD,ONT,
gives the "hese' lit the lined husineistiorshor
• band education. • In fair competition our
notes aro nearly always ehoson while oth
are turned aside.. Enter neW. Citetilarti
%V. 3 ELLIOTT Prinel