The Clinton News-Record, 1899-04-06, Page 6APRIL 6, 1
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• We have lots of thorn, al— 1 ,
Imost any one you will be : ,
: liable to ask .for. If you •
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I satisfactory results askus for
,ii our.. , 0
' I HERBAL SPRING •
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VQ4r.OUND EXTRACT.
6FSARSAPARILLA:15cis,
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ell 13 your rest by a Polak Queering
11,fittn.u. Nth _send at
*neve tett a eft li or•-• ratztesioir :Arra.
gtomPpocritzefacrer immitdia,,v. Dit
;sett bowing, cures wi:or vae ti, settee* the
frit culnrehlit:AlmJ„,"' ".N.Ltattotaireab°1t
onmo,reduoosInnammation,anmeivectoue and
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S to Syrup" PlIrr intitto togging Pirki,
fillIrtle°eto gilt!: -1,7terLutftlIdeall atAtZliv.alrese4VePtwienIty-11°:$ '
omits a bottle. peed by all druggiate turou
out the world," Se sure and ask tor 4 3,f
Winsiow'e Bemuse STEM .
. STARVII•IG OHIL.DREN.
Thousands of well-fed children was
starving,, einaply because their food le
not of the right kind. They are thin, .
pale And delicate. Scott'e Emulsion
will ehimgeall this, It gives von and
vigor, flesh and force,
OOUOUID SkTRAOT • - '
SidesAPAR11.4144 . .
John Bennett r
woods in Michigan 1
Wm. Richardson fro
the Temiscarningue
L. Cunningham, wh
Grand fiend, is home
holidays.-- Woe G. O
is at preeent visiting i
Mre. Frank .Hawkine,
village visiting last wee
reit anti Alf. Small are
th le week,;-;-,,,Yohn Be
again ahle to move about,
nem is the beim
this burg, his family o
, having increased considerably on 161,
1 day Wt.—Woo:I hem are all the
rage in the neighbOrhood at present.
—ElAnelln is again to the front of
which we as citizens of this village
and neighborhocd wish him more suc-
cess in the days to corne,—Who
can tell us when the harbor improve-
ments are going to ete,rt again N. -The
O. O. F. of this village are holding an
oyster supper and dance for the mem
bers on Thursday of this. week.—The
tt13131.19,1. Vestry. meet ing of Christ church
was held on Tuesday at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon.—Joe McMillan, 'Oat!,
rich, was in the village last week for a
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forkulgs.
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101 We know them ° to he all
right. If you think you need We lectd
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: SYDNE
all about thein. •
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JACKSON
Gr d.uate Drugglet:
•* Successor to AIa st *iison Phone 2 IP
eposoleonsto60 , wa••••,••••••
Exeter Flour
AT NO EXTRA'PRICE
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nvte your nspection of our
stock of 'Groceries,- etc., being
convinced that a purchase will
follow, In addition to Groceries
Of all kincle we will carry a imp-
• ply of' Exeter extragood,
but at no extraprice. ' •
' TRY OUR IS CENT TEA - • A
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• Combe'sBlock, Clinton
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IALEtrd To JESent..
I have 'fol.. sale choice Seed
pats -Which were tried last sea-
son by fel mei s in this district
.with s plop d id."resul tS;
let purchaser of Each bUshel
*reaped FORTY-TWO bushels
and. a -Godelich township far:
mer :sowed , 30 bushel a nd
they had 1200 bushels..
These Oats will •not -gust or
-Smut nor freeze in the. spring.
The straw IS strong and is al
most as nutritious as hay.
Will have Beardless Seed
13arlev, - Sample can beseen
here, which threshed 85
hush -
els per acre. •
A stockof•Plant Nod, Sheep.
Tick; Hen Tonic, etc.., always
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W. CA -TS*
' Oppo ite the market, Clinton.
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OUR TART SHELLS ARE47DAINTY
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to Size, One Price,
One Quality, . '
THE BEST 10d PER DOZEN
If you suffer from:Indigestion try oui:
' • CRACKED WHEAT BREAD •
If you want ;something nice and tasty
try•our - • '
CURRANT DREAD
If you want agood, tawee,t, satisfying
loaf try our •"
• HOME-MADE BREAD'
A2 -Ib. Iooaf for 5c.
ALL OUR. CAKES • ARE Al .
In quantity, mildly and price.
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Klf?KBY
• ' •• Next door to Clarendon.
Goodstable.io rent. • , •
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Cooper's, 150 ,
Lit tle's- Non4PoiS(MOne„ dt3
ii9rslati.c A114410.1 •Dip,- 759
Hess' Instant Louse:Killer, 35c
Persiatid Poultry Powder, 25C
Per.siatid Hen House Spray, 25e
1)614'.incctiPowder,.per lb, 500
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COWBOYS HORSE..
.111111.011TTLE SPICE,
- ioe 11.4 Or 3 lbs. for .25c
We will guarantee this Spice is equal
Kand
Condition Powder sold .at.250 a
lid superior to any Cattle Spice or
Mixture at present onthe market
Try. it Weare supplying the jarge
cattle men in this Section. •
l'hOse 'eyes of yoN'tittS are
• probably overtaxed, nd it,yon
• have not found it, outsyet, y
will soon do W." Prepare fo
the future by taking care of the
prosent. Defective vision is
ea tily cured, unless of long
standing.' ' Our large stock of
lenses and frames, combined
with our knowledge of how to
fit thein properly, insures you
' a pertnanent benefit and not
,merely temporary relief.
Chargers moderate.
•,A,J,GRIGO
Jeweler and Optician.
H.'• B. OOMBE
Chemist and Druggist.
FRESH
I 4it4s %Orli rhOffghtgan.f
TM 4171 iktitith
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Sold re&ar
iVegnigh jetiTal ...tort( au.
01.630 600 afl 6 60t11 of avH
or excess, end 0111. neis1to tee or To.
two, Oeiriel or Mt is. ailed
MEATS •.
Having purchased the butchering busi-
ness of Ford '& 'Murphy. I hope by close
attention to business, satisfactory prices,
• and good stook to merit a! continuance Of
• the custom of the patrons of the firm and
.secure new customers asweli..
GIVE US A CALL. • • ..
CHAS. WILSON.
too: WitsAtasixtatv one
%be iriedtementy# t•
114 it% Clinton bY Silas)? $ackeas, Draselst•
HAVE otT TRIED
KITCHEN QUEEN
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' Obituary. -It is with sorrow that we
chronicle the demise of. Mr. James
Smillie of this place which to* place
last Friday morning. Deceased was
born. in the province of Quebec in 11324
and Was thus in his 76th year. He wits
0 resident of the comity of Huron for
about 44 years. He was a dian of line
phYsioueand of more than ordinary
energy and intelligence.Be threw
hie whole heart and soul into his
work and was generally quite ,,successv
fel in every enterprise. He was a
man of truth and integrity and corn -
mended the respect and confidence of
all good citizens. He was a member
of St. 'Andrew's church, Hippen, and
for many years • one of its oface-bear-
ers. He was quite enthusiastic in his
efforts to lesson the evils of the liquor
traffic. All the members of his fan:My
were present at the funeral, some of
the'nocoming long distances. The ser -
`dee and interment took place on Mon-
day last and was largely attended. He
leaves a widow, four sons and a daugh-
"tor to mourn their loss,
• Goderich,
Mrs. Roderick M. Cassels and little
daughter Alice Sutherland,' have been
speeding a couple Of weeks at- Mrs.
Cessel's old home, residence of 0.1ium-•
ber, Esq., Victoria and St David's
streets. Mr, Cassels joined them on
Easter Saturday and spent Easter Sun.
day with them. Mr. Cassels is quite.
pleased with her residence in Stratford.
. John Charles•Williams,,O. E. and his
brother Joseph are delighted with life
in Venezuela. Their sister Mrs. Van
Rossew and children are. also with
them. They are all engaged in their
favorite art photography and write
rapturously of the acenery.-
Mr. Heaton has an attadk. 'of tionstli-
tis we are sorry to note. •
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Dairy Notes -From the Trade Bul-
letin of Montreal Of March 31, which
is a first-clase kuthority, we Make the
following quotatinns:-mThe wind -lip»
of the cheese season is developing con-
siderable.etrength, the saleof a round'
lot being made on this -market at II eta
a Ji. There are very few cheese left
in Canada and those who have them
arelocky holders. For theseason end-
ing March 31 3898, there were shipped
frow. Montreal 2,542.381 bokes and for
the season ending March 31 1898 there
Were shipped 2,307,280 boxes."
The following is special cable to* the
Trade Bulletin :-"Lor. don March SO
1899 -The cheese Market has assumed
a flinch firruer tone and prices have.
• moved up another' Shilling since ' lest
report With business* at 534. 6d, to '54s.
Ad. for 'finest Canadian (such ast is
made in Holmeaville) and itt the.ed-
vance there is a more fictive 'demand.
Liverpool March 30 1899 -The market
is etrong with a good demand at the
advance with sales of finest Canadian
This is 04 new brand never befote offer-
ed to the people of Clinton or surround -
'lug country. 006 of title customers
Who has used it said: -
IT IS AWAY OUT OF SIGHT:
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LIGHT WORILLIGHT HEARTS
• To be had only from
OLSON, CLINTON
peciaiNotz
58 eurbasiness is novo:indebted On a oath
btushi;our goas Will be sOld at the lowest cash
prices. We quote as samples 1 --
Toilet Sets "Were $700
Toilet Sete at • 4 60, were 5 50
Dinner Sete at 1000, were 12 50
. Diener Sots at a SO, were 10 00
ttiottinsv knolls PAID IrOlt
GOOD ttITTIOU AND EGGS.
• G. 3. ST:MWART
Nees Cotton toot Com
0 nooessiunv men
c,000 nos,
oar t for
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OUP 616datgerot
boxI it. 6
1 or 2 na •
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Th.vo
Bold 01 Moe by Sydney hefitsith, Druglii*C
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my etemseh, a, terra ot neuralgia. My '''.-tt,„„ 1._.,,..-,:t, of' i
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6ovor° Prorio." I bee aevere loathe In ,
factory remits x am 1 d t ;.----.•••;nir . iht
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TOOtn6r Urged MC tO tak0 Hood's' earflaps. •
el% and It made me well and *trope. I k •
have also given it to my baby with setup, •
axoottrie°:ene 8:4)4r14„ 13 441°14" Mu'
The are -Wheels and. . Wheels s
573!dpk);:lttr!.11?..r z'saiinTliga Et:, - But the NVb.eels we sell are
metic9"tinhistolaltilx, tagitlanwesit'litttay"a-abit;
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Joan X,* Peen, 240 Church St., Toronto,Ont. .
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(ley ing,ht. topic was the Birth -
I day of Hope and he hendled it in 111
veey able and entertaining manner.
The meeting was wellattenclea.--We
understand that Me. Edwardiffoie And
Leander Lakvior leave tine week for
Manitoba. We wish them prosperity for
they are steady and reliable young
men. They onlv require opportunittes.
Lo make Hit& way. We ore ;sorry. GO
see so many of our young men having
' to leave to make their way In the,
world, bot such is life. --Mr. D. B.
MUM° visited Toronto the past week.
--Master Frank ' Stocker has been
i'stY eleklhe past week, but aregad
to beat of his improvement.-- We
are very glad to hear that Mr, Monies
Anderson intends to move into the vil
'lege and retire froM farm life. Mr. '
and Mrs. Andetson are getting el3 in
years and they Will take life easter in fu-
ture. --We expect a wedding in the
near future as William cannot keep
batch when the fa,inily leaves. Hurry
up. ----Mrs. O. Benison has staid out her
millinery,' establishment to Bire. George
Marshall- who intently to run both
dress -making- and millinery. Thu
opening will lie as soon as Itirif. marsh -
all has obtained possession, porno one,
come all and 'see the fine • display.—
Mr, Temple. Clark spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Samuel Clark. --
Mr. John Sturdy starts in a abort time
for Parry Sound District to see hie son,
William Sturdy.—Mr. James Young
is sawing steady AS there ie a great de-
mand for lumber at the present time.
—It's a good few yeere since we had
wind sleighing on Easter Sunday and a
spring so C. Elelwig has a
good stock of ready-made clothing on
hand, Mr. Helwig Wends to keep in
future all kinds of tweeds and ready.
made clothing.—The I. O. G. T's
had it rousing •meeting on Tuesday
night When three candidates were in-
itiated. Many were the expressions
of regret at the departure for Manitoba
of Brother Ed. Mole who has been a
• loyal member of the Ledge for a num-
ber of years and took a great interest
in its welfare. —M iss Annie Ferguson,
teacher of Colborne, Mies Cora Fergu-
son of Goderich Collegiate Institute,
are spending Easter under the parental
roof.—Mks Lottie Bates of Goderich'
isthe•guest of ,NlieS It0812 Youngblut. -
Mr. John Nagel paid a business visit tr.)
London this week....;--Miss,Ellen Lay -
lot:, Miss Charlotte Lawlor, iIr. John
Mole and Geo. Lawlor werein Clinton
on Tuesday Boeing off, Ed. Mole and
LeandeeLawlor who tool; their depart-
tilre for the Golden West • May Success
.attend the boys on their journey and
wherever they may lecate, . •
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Miss Lillie McLean of Dungannon
.was visiting relatives in this vicinity
the past week.
John Blair had it very successfulsaw-
ing. bee last Tuesday.
. Mr. Wm. Elliott of the 4th con, sold.
a fine eight month old Hereford'bull to
Mr. Modeiand of Egriimidville for the
stun of $75.00. Mr. Hiliott says it pays
to breed Herefords as this is the fourth
calf sold this year at the same price.
Miss Ella 2.1illei• of Detroit is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Sadie Gard-
ner.
Mr. Janies Sterling sold a two year
old heifer weighing nearly 1200 lbs to
Mr. Fitzsimons of Clinton for his East-
er stock. Jim knows how to feed
stock. -
Miss Sessile Stevens returned' to her
home in Brantford on Saturday.
Mrs. Morgan of •Goderich is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr. James Hamilton was in Toronto
last week on !mines*
Miss Flossy Potter has returned
home after a lengthy visit to her
grandparents Kippen.
Mr. and Mis. Alex. Cox are laid up
with the grippe. .
Mr. Wm. Tichborne eold tWO year
old filly t� Mr. Wm. Whitely for the
large sum of $/45.
Rev. Mr. Shaw and Rev. Mr. Gra.
ham •exchatiged pulpits last Sunday. •
Mr.fames Alorgan luta. ft Might at-
tack of inflatinnationtof the bowels, but
is now improvingfavorably.
11160 Senniejo hstone is visiting at
-Mr. Alex. Cox's.
tletiry Swallow of Clinton is spend-
ing his Easter holidays at Mr. Arch.
McDougall'. •
MISS .Edith Cox and Miss Lizzie Wes-
ton left for London on. Monday,
Mr. Win. Lobb has purchased four
new intik cows and next year he pur
poses buying a seParator SOMA
the cream &am the Will Is an
en
Stanley Townshp.
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Sorry to have to report the 'death of
Mrs. John: Peck who passed quietly
, away oii 'Ihursday lest after a short ill-
ness.. She leaves one sok and two
daughters, Mrs. James Keyes of Stan-
ley and Mrs. Peter- Cole of GOdericlf
township,: and a loving. husband to
mourn her loss. She died in the tri-
umph of faith. She was a member of
the Itlethodist church and it kind mo-
ther!. The remains were followed to
their list resting plebe in the Hayfield
cemetery by it large cortege of friends.
Rev, Mr. Burt° coudticted the funer-
allit services.— 11r r. Robert Reid also
passed away on urday, the first of
April, in his 99th yea.. He was a smart
man up to about three years ago when
be fell and hurt one of his legs which
ciiiised him to remain in bed from the
time he Wes:hurt, but he bore his •lot
,with patience, hover mtirinuring. He
enjoyed good health, up to a fele weeks
ago when he began to sink from old
age, but he was ready for the Master's
-Call. He was aanember of the Presby-
terial) church, -a Conservative in poli-
tics; And it kindlather: He leaves one
son to Mourn his loss, Mr. 'James Reid
with whom he lived until tbeend came.
The remains were laid in -the, Hayfield,
cemetery. Rev. Mr. McDonald con-
ducted the funeral services ..-•-•-Mr. Mc-
Ilveeti left for his new home in Lamb -
ton county on Wednesday. --,11Ir.
Wm: Politick of the Goshen line was
presented with it bottucing baby, boy_a
.few nights ago by his bettee.helf. We
congratulate you.William
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of Hayfield Road church
met at the honie of Mrs. Robert Mc-
Ilveen on Wedriesday.evening and AS
a slight token of the esteem in which
she is held by them, they presented
her" with a handsome eater butter
dish and other silver articles'. Before
leaving they all joined in singing &Old
Lang Syne and all wished. them suc-
cess in their new hotne.near Watford.
-...-.Miss J. Campbell of Mcitillop, who
hag been visiting her slater, Mrs. .T.
.MeXinley of the Gofiben line, has re-
turned home.—Mies B. Tomer of S.
S• No. 3 has. gone home to spend her
Easter vacation.. --Mise S. B. Reid is
spending her Easter vacation at bee
home, ,
PLUNOET) TO HIS DEATH.
IbieroUnie DISEASE mime .. EVERY.
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, aura liver ills; the AIM -irritating and,
'only cathartic to take 'with Hood., sarsaparilla.
Soldhy Wattu 80,Co., Druggists.
111A1tRIAGES.
Box.---PicrrasoN-In London on 'the
29th March by the Rev. 3. B. Sage. „
Alex. Box of Stephen township to•
:Mist; Charlotte Petersen, eldest
daughter of Mr. Nelecif Peterson
• .of Exeter. • ,
B0X-PATEnsosr - In Lohdou,On
March 20th, by the Rev. Sage, Mr.
Alex: Hex of Stephen township,
to Miss Charlotte, eldest daughter
• of Mr. Nelson Patterson of Exeter.
'MoDomixon----TAmcannarre----On March
22nd by the Rev. B. L. Hutton,
Woo Jno, McDonald of the tovvti-
ship of Kinloss to glizabeth Tacka-
berry of the township of Ashfield. FROM CREDIT -r 0 CASH
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Our"Assortment embraces the choicest Wheels on the.American
Continent We can give you a Virheel, 48 low as $25 but the:
ones we are selling inost of „.. .
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STxwART--OtagEnop—At thereeidenee s •
•• of the bride's mother, Lucknow,
, on March 2911,, liity Rev. Ar McKay,
3Ir. Wm.. Dlo att Stewart . to On April ist I start. a strictly -cash business, believing ' A
Dolma Jane, youngest 'daughter of 4
..KanKennethCameron. •• it.to be the right way to do business. I 'have n
• Aim now 41 . -my
°WEMN481.--e.IMAZtahil,itily- Riney. Morris, on
Rogers, Spring : Stock of Ladies', Gents' and Children's iclot4i4 and Shoes
'meriof Belgrave. to Miss an, " • '
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sfrrie- of. the best manufacture* in the Dininion, which
, Henry Owens of Manitoba,for-
daugt
ter of Mr. Robert Mathers.
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.will sell at . 4
HODGE-SKINNEE--Ill Fullerton, on
Fred Hoc1to Miss •Thursda Skin-
SThearae-Mura.OT-In Blanshard, on
March 22nd. by Rev. Ci Fletcher,
- Farquhar, James A. Stephens to
Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Malloy.of Anderson. • ,
Musis•-lIrrmusr-On March 29th, . at
McKillop Manse, by Rev. P. Mus-
grave, Mr; Robert Munn of Beech-
' wood to Map Katharine Hulley of
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March 22nd, by Rev. Mr.Andrews, sTki a1 lest in 'rte • 4
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ner, all of7 ullerton.
Citamr-In Clinton, on Sunday,. April
• 2nd, the wife of Mr. Newton Cinch,
_ of a daughter. • _ '
PoVretz.--In Clinton, on Sunday, April
• 2nd, Mrs. Wm. E'owell of Petrolia,
• 'of a son. • -
• DENNISON -In McKillop, on •March
16th, the wife of Sohn T. Dennison,
• of a daughter. ' • •
MILLER -In Morris. on March 20th,
the wife of Mr. Richard T. Miller,
- of a daughter.
PADIPIELD--111 Turnberry, on March
25th, the wife of Mr. J. Padfield, of
Soh.
KtraiP-ln Winghain, on March 28th,
the wife cf Mr...David Kemp, Lon-
• don, of a son. ••
- SMITH -In Winghain,. on Mardi 28th,.
the wife of Mn.. Charles K. Smith,
of a, son. • •
ManaPPY—In Ribber% on March 2401,
lirs.•Gibson Mahaffy of a. son.. •
Armaw-In Tuckersrnith, on March
• 26th, the Wife. of James Allan of a
son. "
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GRAINOYSE-:-.10 Bullett, on March 24th,
the wife of Mt. John H. Grainger,
• of 9,(laughter. , - •
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A bright young Man in Grey. County
Ont., thoughtlessly plunged into the
lake at it glummer resort when the blond
was above the normal heat. Theshock
ate ped the kidneys work. Poisons
which should • have been carried off
were circulated through the system.
Dropsy was the result, and one bright
_ autumn the mourning badge was on
the door,and* promising young life
was ainifted out.. He traded himsel
to iskilled.phricians but they failed to
Ctire would ilaVe &fie. It cleare heal
DEATHS.
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RoziEnTsaw-ln7 Goderieh, on (Good
' Friday, Fanny A. Robertsen, IF YOU.Expyi.
Suarzacostm-In Exeter on the 31st
aged .59 years. HAIRLAND. BRO. S..
loved wife of W'. R. Robertson,
STOVES AND TINWARE • IRON AND HARDWARE.
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CLUFF
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IVING DAILY
Nails, Barbed Wire, Gal+anized Wire, Black
Fence Wire, Poultry Netting, Daisy Churns,
Sap Buckets and Spiles, Clothes Wringers,
Tarred and Plain Building Paper, Thorold .
and Owen Sound Cement, White Lead* and.
Ready -Mixed Patats, Rope, Spades, Shovels,
Rakes, Hoes, etc., Shelf and Heavy Hard-
ware,Victor Fire Proof Safes from $12 to $40.
The Goods are Right,the Prices are Right
and You will be Right
- do what South American Kidney
and pute and keep the kidneys in per
feet action. A specific for all kidney
ailMents -Sold by Watts & 0o. ,
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Tan llnweattaartn gives the newe
of Ituron county.
Winnipeg ratepayers will vote on *
by -.law to raise $W1.000 foe the establish -
went of it civic lighting plant,
The Pope'e -condition is reptirted to
be very serious, and it is stated Cardin.,
al Rampolla is tieing every effort tee
prevent the facts as to his Balinese ill.
nets becoming public. .
7March, Mary Jane Sboallacombe
, aged 80 years, 4 months, 12 days.
Woon-In Usborne on the 31st March,
James Wood aged 60years.
MOOtyrclimne-In Morris, on March
25th, John McCutcheon, aged 81
' years and 7 monthe.
VANsTorzir-In. Galt, on March 26th,
Mrs. Wm. Vansttnie, aged 82 years
and 1 month.
DONALDSON-In Goderich, On March
' 23rd. Alex. Donaldson, father of
. John Donaldson, Brussels, aged 72
• years and three months. •
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No SUPFAEtING IN CAMP. '
FROM DREAD ,CAVAItit11-DR. AGNEW'S'
CATARRHAL POWDER RILLS THE
DISEASE OEMS AND atintre THE
DISTRESSED PARTS natmicvns IN
• TEN. liONDTICS.
AIL Leblanc-, of St Jerome, Quebec,
iftys he used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powderfor an acute case ofcatarrh in
the head and it cured biro. He has125
men working under him In the lumber-
ing camps, and what it has done for
him it has done for many of them. He
buys it for camp use and pins his faith
to it as the quickest reliever for colds
In the head, and surest cure for ca-
tarrh. --sola by Watts & 00.
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The Morley Ladles' College at Aunts-
yille was burned. The fdss is estimated
at $12,00Q, In this line we carry a complete 'stock. Our Hearses and out.
PLEASANT AS A CARAMEL. --Dr.
Von Maul Pineapple Tablets are not it
nauseous compound, -but pie/Leant pel-
lets that dissolve on the tongue like- a
lamp of sugar, just asi simple, Jost as
harmless, loub it potent alder to digeate
fon and the prevention of all the
ante in the stomach's cab at? of
Uroabl'ee. Act directly an the bre
Relieve in one day.
-Sold by Wathi /ow.
roadfoot9 Box & Co
1VIann1acturerin and Dealers In
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
Por the Spring trade, we are offering the largest and most coin-
plete stock of High, Medium and Low Priced Furniture
the County.- We have some great values to offer in
PARLOR sulys, COUCHES, AND LOUNGES.
Do net, buy until you have paid a visit to our Warerooms.
• UNDERTAKING
ITM/ING, ntinivitta, ottnnyma CRAWL-
ING '
•••••••••.1.1.1.1.
Skin Dieeasea relieved in a few Minuted
by Agnew's Ointment. Dr. Agnew's
Ointment relieves instantly and cures
Tetter. Salt Rheum Scald Head, Ecz-
ema, Ulcers. Blotches, and all Reim -
tient; of the Skin. It' is soothir4 and
quieting and acts like magic in all
Baby Rimini's, Irritation of the Scalp
de Rashee during teething Hine. 35
cents. -Sold by Watts' 4t;
Lord Strathcons, halt g1en $100..te
the *Winnipeg Industrial EhIb1tlon.
• APT QUOTATIONS..
Proverbs,. IOIXIOUS and wise *wings
- have been uttered by Confucius and
ether wise men from time httinetnorial,
hut few peoplerialitlhoW many there
are of them. U. /. Hood ds 0o, of Sar -
fit ate up to date and our charges reasonable.. .
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BROADFOOT BOX & 00!
• I.
*lariat -tare Zoealers; atkd ALTndortalteria
J. bilidllen, Manager
Night and Sunday calls answered at Residents of our
Funeral Direetor, J.W. °Maley, Xing opp7iteroundrY.
'
CIGARS— Awn Atto
T
At all prices *AL 5 to 25 C414.4101 ABSOLUTE 4;01 E
cents are made by NOV=
/rims ir MUGS
.111E CEO. E. TDOKETT & SON DO., o'fricirniritiPti-AtrYte.sAdArt
LIMITED. oPt-wit. iD
saparilla Wile, him over two timustind 1
and they have' originated Ike ingerioust
plan of serving them hp in delentable And the best value possible ,
atutti One neatly *turning a Ptilett tya la given with every eigq. Otos a
shave in thousands of nowspabere, with 1 ....t
itt6tit iSt 6hite VA killaVnt Wel Tirt I N Siva .r. WN AND 4/110.1•ACA*
ADDRESS CAN. AVMS KAMM CO
The extensive re• at bit
or glued itatt covatzve vs 1; 0, • . '• FOR TUCKETTS CIGARS . 1049979.,...sta\—
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