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; the buds are open, 3 pounds :
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; spray and if you spray your :
; trees, use our guaranteed ;
: pure Sulphate of copper, :
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I or 3 pounds for 25 •eta. and •
• cheaper in larger quantities. :
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1.8YDNEY JACKSON •
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• Geaeltiate Druggist
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• Successor to Alien Bc Wilson, Phone 2. •
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llaving
Bought the Business
• of Ford & .Murphy keep in
stock F'resh Meets of all kinds;
Hams, Rolls, Sausage, Bologna,
etc„ etc.
Any Farmer
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having anything in the line of
Battle.
Hogs, Veal or Lainb 'which he
wishes to sell will find it wouth
his While to call on rne.
Share of
Tour Trade Solicited
G. WILSON,
Stand next toclgens' Dry Goods Pelage
Bright and Well- Written
CORRESPONDENCE ISA
• FEATURE OP THE
• CORRESPONDENCE IN'
The Clinton Plows -Record,
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Yes.
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• This is the time of the year
ivhen housekeepers should
not have to.be'bother-
ed with baking. ,
Why do you
When you can get your Cakes
so reasonable at
KIRKBY'S,
•Here are a few of our priees:—
Layer takes - - 20cte
Queen's drops - .10e per doz
Swiss bons 10e
Oatme0A date cakes Mc
And. all other kinds or cakes.
Rhubarb pies, 10 cents each.
Lemon pies, 15 cents each, 2 ter giie
Custard pies, 2 for 25 cents.
Tart shells dandies, 10c. per doz.
Our home.made ginger, snaps are
• the best, going hire hot cakes
•• at 10 cents per lb.
MINTON,
ONT.
ro". Air`4 Phosilkodino,
The Great Ningtieh iletnedf/i
Sold and reoommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only tell.
able medicine diseovered. Biz
kaga guaranteed to cure all
forms o SexuariVeakners, all effects of abuse
' or excess, Mental Worry, Exceseive use of To -
hence, Opinra er Stiratilante. Mailed on receipt
46..04of prioe, one packsige SI, six, $5. One tett please,
/VIVA OW% FIGnpnlets free te any address,
Ilms Wood anispOssi, Windsor, Ont.
'Wood P1;0011*(10;0,1E' sold in Clinton by Sydney
3aekson, Draggle.
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BIB MORAN? 4 111.0POVIST.
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The Metnber of Parliatrient who is
not any too well endowed with this
world's goods may practise ,nepotionn
andhave some excuse, provided he
did not condemn it when his party
Wall in Oppoeition,but not so the Mem-
ber With the big bank account, Sir
Hichard Vattwright, for inetance. He
le one of the worst offenders theegh
he condeinned the practice in his most
scathing Mallper when the Conserv*.
tives were in power: The following is
aa incomplete list of his relatives who
have been provided fer :-
In.the Dominion Civil Service -
1 Brother,
I 2 Sons.
2 Second cousins.
In the Ontario seryice-
I 1 Son.
2 Cousins.
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" ggs For Sale.
1 I have Andalusian eggs for sale. My fowl
Iwere prize winners atthe Huron Poultry Show,
scoring from 94 to 91 points. The Andaluslans
ere a hardy breed,lay big eggs and are the most
1 , ti t th (I ta lb
pro o alerts. ae
Model Farm prove. 01 jrs,13143114EN'Bulay.
Clinton, April 25th, .
Saddle For Sale.
Lady's saddle, buckskin seat, leaping horn.
- leather pocket and flap, also whips and russet
Pelham bridle, very little used, will be sold on
Clinton, April 26th. ,Apply • at THIS OFFthE.
reasonable terms.
GORT ,OF REV SION.
Townshipof Goderleh.
Take Notice that a Court of Revision for the
Township of Glided& will hold its first sitting
in the Township Hall, on Friday, May 26th,A.D.
1899. commencing at I. o'clock p. m., for the pur-
pose of hearing and rectifying all complaints
against or errors on the Assessment Roll of ,the
present year. All parties interested are re-
quested to attend,
NIXON STURDY, Clerk,
of the Municipality.
Goderich Township, May 2nd, 1899.
HOUSE TO RENT.
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Large frame house on corner of Albert and
Mastreet, containing nine rooms, large lawn
and larden and all conveniences, Or the two
story cottage on Mill street containing eight
rooms and all conveniences. .Apply to
ARTHUR COOK.
Clinton, April 18tb..•• •
EGGS FOR SALE.
The Undersigned has Silver Laced Wyan-
dotte Eggs for sale from bit ds which scored 93,
points at the Huron • POultrv Show. 31.60 for
=teen eggs. White. Rook utak.% mos strain
51.00 per dozen. ' •
.S. LAWRENCE.'
Clinton, Apri1.15th,
HOUSE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his house and
lot on corner of Rattenbury and Raglan streets-.
W. G. DOHERTY
ClintontApril 13th.•
FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 30, Con. 1, township of Tuokorsmith,
Th R. S. the property of the late William
Whitely is offered for sale. On the farm is
erected a 2 storyttone house, barn and sheds.
There la 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..
• HOUSE FOR SALE: •
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• On Victoria street. Near Organ Factory.
1.300. will buy a roomy, comfortable house with .
good lot -the property at present occupied by
Frank Upshall •
Vacant Lot on Maple street altio for tale at a
very lOw price. Apply at once M.
W. BUYDONE,
March 7th. Barrister
"STORE TO RENT.
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••The undersigned offers for rental the store
tat present occupied by IL 0. Barlett, furniture
dealer. This is one of the best tands in Clin-
ton. Possession can bo given at onee.
• Also that largo room over J. Wiseman's dry
koods store. There is a good entrance. Apply to
3.0. ELLIOTT, or
' JAS. SCOTT, Barrister,
Clinton P. O.
Clinton, Feb. Oth, 1899, 2 3
SEED CRAIN
We keep all kinds of Seed Grain in
Stock and make a point of buying
only the best. •
FLOUR
When you want Flour give us a
call. We buy from one of the best
millers. •
• GROCERIES •
Our Groceries 'are fresh and our
stock well'essolted. 'We sell 201bs
of Sugar for 21, Currents at 8 etiliti
• per 1.13., Raisins at the same yoke,
and other fruits proportionately.
CALL ow us.
Mr„ 11:›11..T1.C.A.144T
• opposite theMarket, Clinton.
Special Notice.
We are Headquarters for Good Goods
at Lowest Cash prices. Pull lines
of Cheice Groceries always on
hand. A call solicited.
iiionnsT lquens PAID VOA
GOOD 3317TTER AND EGGS.
G. J. STEWART.
T.& B. MYRTLE OUT
is the best
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ADM% ORTALIONG MAC4ille
• It is the best Virginia Leaf,
ft iS most carefully peeked,
It burns easily,
It ionokee longest,
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Mr. S. Phipps is w
way.
Mrs, P. J. EVaue and
Manitoba on Monday to
band who went out in the beginning of
• spring.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley visited the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. Jas. Snell, Hullett, On
• Saturday' •
• Misses H. Oeurtice and C.Newcombe
or Clinton spent Sunday with Mr, J. L.
ICourtice.
Mr. W. Elford of Goderich paid it fly.
ing visit to friends here on Sunday.
• Next Sunday will be quarterly moot-
ing services. The Goderich District
• meeting of the W. ill, S. will he held
• in the Methodist church on May 18th.
Mr, T. C. Elford moved. We bis
bailee last week.
Mrs, John Jervis spent a few clays
with her brother, Rev, J. W. Andrews,'
Londesboro,
Mr. and Mrs, W. Cole and son of
01 inton §pen t Sunday with her lather,
Mr, W. Mulholland,
° Port Albert. ° .
Willie Hayden, Goderich, spent t San -
Virework at the harbor which vas
with his parente in this burg.
started three days before the last elec-
tion is riearly-dead,--so-ta.-speak.-- The -
would -be foreman has two men work -
nearly all this week. Now, Sir, this, is
too much of the good thing. If they
have a few dollars to spend corne out
„like Men' and do it and not 'put the
eilvy end of the stick in one man's
.pocket for according to the Estimates
mought down on Tuesday week last
this burg has been forgotten and all
the big wonders Holmes was going to
do have gone up in the fog. My tithe
being short at present I will bave to
stop for this tirne, Sir, but will
let the people -Meow the re-
mainder at an early date. --
Charlie Tout, Huron township, spent
Sunday in the village.—Mrs. Frank
Tesh and' family of Bay City are at
present in the village; she having been
called to the bedside of het father,
Adam Green, who is 'at the point of
death. The old gentleman has _passed
the average age of most men. He has
passed the hundredth mile post 'and
until (Crew years ago he was able to
attend to his garden but of late he has
been confined to the house most of the
time with rheurnatism,—Mr. and
Mei. Cook and family, Dashwood, are
at present in the village being called to
her step -father's bedside, Mr, Adam.
Green.—• -:Edward Green, Exeter,
wheeled up to see his father on Sunday.
—Geo, Tout and Harry Hawkins are
bull,iing a stone foundation under Sas.
Oliver's house. '
Colborne.
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Seeding is the order of the day;
around. here, some being nearly
through.. -
The cheese factory ;Will °pert on May
IOtb. Mr. Jones has his bogs • bought
for the factory again this summer.
Miss (batman of Goderich has been
visiting the past weekat her sister's,
Mrs, F. Kerr's. •
Mr. Andrew Young purchased a span
of fina colts from Mr. •Wm, Askwith af
a good figure. •°
111r. james Mitchell has rented his
creek this year to Dr. Reg. Shannon of
• Goderich. • ••
• Some women are in a big hurry to
get rid of their daughters as they have
to send invitations to some young Men
• to orue to seethem while they are on
the sick list. Come along, boys, and
don't be too late for if they eould only
get the glimpse of your smiling face
they would •soon • recover.. pont
d any; •
• Drysdale.
Mr. Joseph Darchatne, our black-
smith, has his new shop nearly corn -
Talbot has.on band
it • large supply of wheat. He 18our
only grain merchant.—Seeding is the
order of the day.—Mr. August °bal-
letlost a valuable Milch cow recently.
William Turner is busy repair-
ing his buggy for.the;coming
Our tree agents, Messrs. Talbot and
13ennerman, are doing a rushing busi-
ness this season.—Miss Flora. Turner
hes been visiting in Goderich the past
'week..--Dereh forget our' picnic in
Snowden's grove May 24th.— W. and
H. Johnston had a four days' trip to
Forest last Robt. Orr is
planting a large quantity, of potatoes
this spring with the intatition of hav-
ing a large shipment in the fall.—
House cleaning and gardening are the
order of the day.—Rain is much.
needed in eur vicinity. --Mr. Jos.
Dnehame has his blacksmith shop al-
most cotn'pleted.--Mr. John Itu in-
tends' moving into Mr. Snowden's
brick residence 'opposite Reeve Orr's
tesidence lately occupied by Mr. Sohn
Bannerman, reeve of the north end of
Blade.
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• For Over Fifty Years •
1VIres, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SITHIP has bee4
used by millions of motherii for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night end
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at
once and got a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's sooth-
ing Syrup" for Children Teething. it Will re.
Bove the poor little sufferer immediately. De-.
Mind upon it, mothers, thereis no mistake about
it. It MIMI Dlarrhcea, regulates thO Stomach
and bowels, (sures Wind Colic, softens the
'Gums, reduces Inflammation, tildgives ton 0 and
energy to the whole sYstein. Mrs. Winalew'S
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea.
sant to the taste and is the prescription of .one
of the oldest and best female physicians and
nursesin the 'United States.. Price twenty -live
dents a bottle. Sold by all druggists thropgh-
out the world." Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
WISsLoW's SOOTHING STROP. •
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Alleged Ballot Stutter.
Brookville, Ont., April 27. -The caseof Gordon Empey, who was arrest -
on Saturdaylest charged with bellot
stuffing, was up for hearing before the
pollee magistrate to -day. A charge of
forging n, ballot was also entered
against him to -day. Two witnesses
were sworn—the returning officer and
• Cetiservetive scrutirir--and as it
result of their evidenee., Empey wag
eotntnitted for trial at the assiZeS. Ilo
was allowed to go on furnishing bonds
to the amount of $1,800,
Dr. P'on. Aimee Pirteeppfe rat;tetat, t Alt
.Orteggiets ,noz..60 Iwtetr.
011./1.13TSItIV.
1. How vain aro the complaints of the
thousands whose stemaohs aro the abodes of
distress
2. lie* Mkt aro,tholainooto Was of thoso
that suffer ;Wov°.
e
3. IIow long .0, how long will the suffer
ere think they -know the right thing for re.
lief and the cure.
4. They diet, and doeto r, ant ry powder,
and pills -and still suffer the tOrnIOnta of all
manner of ille,
6. Why not end all the trouble , and be
freed from distress with& mire for the stony.
%eh that never falls of SUCCOnnt
O. Heartburn. sour stomach /Intinen, Sink
iseadaohe, and all other distresses of indigos.
Lion on remedied quickly vrithDr.Vori HUM%
Pineapple TabIete-a single tablet alway
gives instant relief.
7 Many old oases of dysimpela ore permit.
nently mired with one box of Dr. Von Stens
Pineapple Tablets -40 tablets in a box -36
cents at te.-
t allidruggisSold by,Watts as Co.
iSteVells Wilt) ilike 1 t
, .4 elm 4.4-unavgr. 1,011
the last six months, returnesi hem) an
Wednesday last. -- Miss Jennie
Brownlee of Forest Heine spent it
couple of weeks with her meter, Mrs.II.
Little, ---4118s Alice Date epent a COG -
pie of days laet week with her sister,
Mrs. Irldo (inch of Tockersnala.--,
Mr. T. Livingstone and Miss Sway
Livingstone spent Sunday with friends
in Olinton.---Mr. O. Cooper hag en-
gaged with Mr, George Brownlee of
Forest Horne for the simmer inmates.
--Miss Taylor of Kippen spent a COU,
ple of days with her ;sister herie--Mr.
Norman Carter and hie two sisters
spent Sunday with Weeds in Goderich
township. ---Seeding and bousecleate.
lug are the order of the day in this vic-
inity. --Mr. Mellardy of Clinton oc-
cupied the pulpit ,here on Sunday , in
I the absence of Bev. Mr, Armstrong.
West Taelarsmth.
Seeding with the exception of late
peas will be fairly well wound up We
week., Fall wheat gives every pros;
pect, of being an average crop. --Mr.
and Mrs. Newton ()rich of Clinton are
'Irelidaying here. Newton is trying his
hand at farnairig this week. --Mr, W.
Cochrane add Frank Heywood put
chased wheels from J. Snider of Bruce -
field and Walter Layton from the On-
ward .Bicycle Co.—Horsemen are on
their rounds again this week. --The
celebrated Eckhardt family of Bell
Ringers gave one of their musical
treats to the people of this locality' in
Turners church, on Wednesday ° even-
ing. --Mr. Robt Hunter of Detroit
renewed old acquaintances on the Lon-
don road last week.—Mr. VV'ne
Broadfoot has been on the road the
past week picking up some choice cat-
tle --Rev. Mr. Arinstrong spent the
forepart of the week in Goderich.--
Mr. and Mrs. George Crich of Olinton
were guests here on Sunday last. --
Mr. Chas. Crich is on a fair road to re-
covery. The doctor think an, opera-
tion will nate necessary. --Mr. Geo.
Ray, who was engaged for the summer
with Mr. F. Crich was stricken with
an attack of appendicitis on Wednes-
day morning last while plowing. He
was taken to his home on the Baseline
in the afternoon: We hope to hear of
his rapid recovery '--Nelson the old-
est son of Mr. J. G. ()rich has had a
slight attack of diphtheria. Under the
vigilant care of ]Dr. Thomuson the
dread disease was kept within hounds.
The patient is now as well as ever.
..Eat Illtron Teachers' Association.
An attraatire feature of the meeting
of the East Huron Teachers' A.ssoeiti-
thin to be held in Clinton on Thursday
May llth will be the illustrated.lecture
to be given by Mr. Frank Yeigh of
Toronto on "Imperial Canada.": Mr'.
Yeigh bas a, wide -spread reputation es
a lecturer and writer, and in this cese
bases his remarks on his tecent travels
from one end of the country to the
other. The stereopticon ,vieWs used.to
illustrate his subject are described as
being strikingly beautiful end
marvels ot artistic coloring. An
expensive stereopticon is used, mem-
pehtted' by an expert operator, thus
giving the betel pictorial results. The
evening's entertainment will give those
who hear and see it a most vivid idea,
of the resources, area, scenery and
history of Canada, and no subject
should be more popular at the present
thne when Canada is looming so large
in the eyes of the world. We congra-
tulate the Teachers' Association .on
having secured Mr. Yeighfor this
casion. _
Reports Presented to the ToWn
Connell on Monday Night.
BOARD OF IlEALTII.
,That Jos. Wheatley be aPPOinted inspector.
—That a Bylaw be passed prohibiting the
digging of privy pits in future an also pr ovid-
bur further that all dry earth closets if properly
conducted be cleaned at publics mangey—.
That a Bylawbe passed satin:wising the regular
inspection of blaurbter houses, lintel= shops
and dairies, both within this nutnielpality and
in adjoining townships, and that a report of the
Condition of sit& placesbe Made periodically to
the council.
mmusron.
' The report Of the Finance cotoMittee as fol.
lows was accepted:-STMEtTCOMMITTAS-C11 SA.
Carter, $19.68, S. L. Scott,$11.33, G. Pickett. 6.00.
G. 3ohcaton,$1.80,W, Stoop, Sr., $1,50, D. Cook;
$1,061 Jas. 0otten,$1.00.—Fims Aun 'WATER
,--4‘;, WOW, 32,25, Gab/ Pemba Co., *4.00.
Gutta Pemba Co., $10.00, Taylor & Sons, $23.20,
0. Carter, *Las, 5. b. Soott.1.2.1. MeGuaig.
$2 20, 3". Miller, *12.3,1.. Seeley, $5.06.W. Steep,
Jr., 60o, II. Stevens, 11.00, Tbirland Eros., ULM;
• W. Coats, Stevens'
$1.26. Clinton ElectriclCo. $70..3. Wheatley 44.25',
3. Copp, 010.60, I/Arland Eros., $10.00,—Cnot
TnItY-It En7nOMElf • $30.00, —Satsuma --
.T. Wheatley, $102.50, E. Berman, $02.60, W.
Coats, $37.60.L-PaisTrisci-RsRetnies, $16.25,
3. Mitchell, $15.76. Itramurtrat-
"Ontario Oasette ", PAntr-Thos.
Cottle, Wheatley Rent
of Hall $21.00, Y. Wheatley Bent of Council
Chamber $1.00, al:Wheatley, Stook scales CV%
.1. 'Wheatley Markel Sales $8.85, R, Reynolds,
40.00, 11, Roynolda, 86.71.
• STRPIETS,
The following report of the Street OM
• irate° was adopted I -Crossing on Orange
;street at 3. Tayiere.--etone eremites
• at T. Beacon* corner on Ontario Afoot --
Culbert at Collegitite institute rola atoll dour
• otiout.---61raval walk on liagian street from
(4firote to llogers.---itesect walk from Eng;
• nob thank to William street. ----Bitch cleaned
out and deepened this tide of river On Vittoria
• street.--Cnibert on Raglan street opposite R.
• CA101°11'8.-4 inch tile in centre brute street
from Mary to Joseph street* --emoting at
Ontario ;sheet ehitroli.----Tile eteen bis Patten.
• ury near Anat.
s-
sapiartiCar 'f:.fwornprty-Tazcr—.
This eeenree a fair outside, and
consequent vigor in the frame, with the
glow of healthon the cheek, good
Apeetitel perfect digestion, Imre blood.
haIlMrottbiA131311Itsti vrithiteeisIt'ssis,wtanledIntsolrintri
sod loss or appetite. 1 was ooreplotelY ran
down, 1 took .0400dt• 011X114 Arias and after
emu4pc.h" better.
A..°41istzlatesti
Obeli/ea, near Ottawa,
bave beim troubled
Witit nceasche and bilionsnen and Vas
Midi run down. Tried llood'e flarsaprilla
and it ave note relief and built me up."16"1"1"1 80 Detc*"4::::::i:A1/
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1621td‘ittatilo tO take yilif 16166ifs
Hs* Pills Imre liver illsi Ilisicrsn•ivimittor
Sold by Watts.* Co., Druggists.
• MARRIAGES.
MARKLE-ROSS:-A t the residence-.
of the bride's father, on April 16th,
. by Rev. J. L. Murray,4 D. D., Mr.
James Markle, R. R. conductor, to
Mrs. Mary B. Ross, daughter of
Mr. William Kay,lighthouse keep-
er, all of the town of Kincardine.
SVNES—JACKSON—In Winghttin,dn
' April 24th, at the 'residence of Mr.
Neil McGregor, by Rev. W. Freed,
Mr. G. Stanley Jones of Nest Wa-
wanosh, to Miss Ehne Jackson of
Walkerton.
OLEGHORN-HOLLOWAY-At the
residence of the bride's parents, by
the Rev. Dr. Pascoe on April 26th,
Mr. Geo. S:Oleghorn to Miss Ber-
tha, Holloway both of Turnberry.
GILL -ROY -At the . residence of the
bride's parents, by Rev, Mr. An-
drews on 'April 26th, Mr. Gleason
Gill, to Manette, daughter of Mr.
R. D. Roy, MI of Fullerton.
ZOEGER-MILLER-In tbe German
church, Mitchell on April 26th, by
Rev- Arr- Eike, Stratford, Mr, W.
T. Zoeger, merchant, Newton Sta-
tion, to Christena, second daugla-
• ter of Mr. Ludwig Miller, Logan.
BIRT RS.
COOPER -In Goderich Township on
May lst, the wife of Mr. George 4 -
Cooper, of it son. •
CHING-In Hay, on April 25th, the
• the wife of •Wm. Ching, of it son.
ZUEFLE-rIn Exeter, on April 23rd,
the wife of Wm. Zuefle, of it
daughter. •
DAVIDSON-In Mortifeen April lith,
• the wife of W. Davidson of _Bel -
mere, of a daughter.
STEWART-In Toronto; on April
• 26th, the wife of J. A. Stewart of
the. Standard Bank, formerly of
Brusseleof it onn. _
BOLDUQ-In Egmondville, on April
26th, the wife of Herman Bolduc
of tedaughter. •
HASTINGS -In Glenannam, on April
21st. the wife of John Heath:1gs, of
a daughter. . .
MANUEL-In Wingham,. on April
21st, thewife of Ellie Manuel, of a
. daughter.
BENNETT-In Blyth, on April 201h,
the wife of Win. Bennett, of a -
daughter. •' -
CONNOLLY-In Legere on April
20th, the wife of Miertba Connolly,
. of a daughter.
.aTEWAAT—In ,,Leehurn, . on April
10th, the wife of Percy Stewart, of
twins, both girls, '
".. ' .
DE ATMS.
EMERSON -In Goderichtownship, on
April 29th, 'Robert Emerson,' aged
65 yea& .
BOLTON -In McKillop, on April 24th,• ,
Margaret Curry; relict ofthe late
Barnet Bolton, . aged 60 years. 6
months and six days.
BRAY -In London, on Tuesday, April
"25th, Alice Maud, beloved wife of
Rev. Horace Bray:, formerly rector
of Trivitt Memorial „church, Exe-
ter.'
MoCASKILL-In Kincardine' town -
on April 21st, Mrs. John Mc,-
Caskili, aged 66 years.
MoCALLUM—In Bervie, on April
Z3rd. Mrs. Gilbert McCallum, aged
18 years. -
MoKENZIE-At Inveihuron on April
23rd, Maggie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan McKenzie, aged 12 years.
ROBERTSON -In Stanley township.
on April nth, Jessie, wife of Dav-
id Robertson, aged 72 years. '
MoNEVIN-In Wingham, on April
22nd, Mary Jane wife of Mr. John
McNevin. aged 20 years, 4 'months
and 14 days. ,
DOYLE-In Sudbury, on April 24th,
Ann, relict of the late Nicholas
Doyle, aged $5 years,
COOK -At North Branch, Mich., on
April 23rd, Sohn Cook, aged 35
Mita
• HAYDEN-In Brussels, on April 21st,
Daniel Hayden, aged 85 years.
MILLER -In Wroxeter, on April 20th,
John Howard, youngest son of the
late Thos. V. Miller, aged 15 years.
T/FFIN-In Colborne townehip, on
April 22th, Mrs, john Tiffin, aged
70 years.
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THE. DEEtifiv0
The best of all Ainericap. brands, made of the finest quality
PURE MANILA FIBRE, guaranteed to run 650 feet to the
pound and exceeds any other Twine in Tensile strengt1).
The Best yet, Once you buy it you will use no
other as it will save you money. Only a limited
quantity,' Order early before 'prices advance.
IF YOU BUY
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STOVES AND TINWARE • IRON AND HARDWARE.
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Manufacturers and riext1ert4in
• ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.
For the Spring trade we are offering the largest and most com-
plete stock of High, Medium and Low Priced Furniture in
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 Warerooms.
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UNDERTAKING
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' n this line we parry' a complete stock: Our Fi rses and out
fit are up to date and.ontoharges reasonable.
BR.OADF0OT,:BQX& 00.
- -Furniture I:Sealers and I.Indiortakers
.7. W. Uhidley-, Manager
Night and Sunday ;calls answered at .Residence of our
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Funeral Director, J.W. Chidley, KingSt., opposite Foundry. •
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NERVES ALL smA§14pD,
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA AIM .THE
AROH DESTROYERS, BM. 1301PrEi
. AM-
1ITOAN NERVINE PROVEs THE NEVER -
FAILING HEALTH, BUILDER. •
Mrs. Ellen Butler, 37 Coilagie St„
Toronto, suffered from indigestion in
a severe form for several years, was
unable to eat meat orvegetables, was
threateney with nervous prostration
as a result of chronic dyspepsia.
After many remedies had .been tried \
and failed, she began using the • South ,
American Nervine: When she had .
taken three betties, to -use her own !
words, "I can eat anything set before
.the, and enjoy it without any bad
after effects. •I think it a wonderful
remedy for. dyspepsia _and nervoes.
prostration. •
cult To See
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The Governnaenb of British °ohm-
`a*--
bia have taken possession of Deadman
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HOW MUCH 1/0 YO:I:I WEIGH.
Thinness is wasting. Wasting is
tearing down. Scott's Emulsion builds
up ; it never makes waste. It will give
you rich blood and being back pito
Those eyes of yours are
probably over ed, and if you
have not found\ it'out yet, you
will soon do so. - Prepare for
the future by taking care of the
present. Defective vision is
ea aly cured., unless of long
weight' .• standing. . Our large stock of '
The re count of ballots in the 13!iock: le. 81 aid ,
lig. frames eombined
Title election ism progress, With our knowledge of how to •
• ..,—....... . - BLISTERED BY DOCTORS fit them properly,' insures you .
i'OR HEART DISEASE wtrnousi
DR. AGNEW'S CURE FOR, THE HEART
• RELIEVEs DIFIFTEEN MINI/TES:
•
Mrs, 0. Wird of Magog, Que., was
it great sufferer for years from heart
disease.. Paysicians blistered her and
gave her other treatments without re-
lief. She read in the papers of the
wooderful cures made by Dr. A.gnew's
0 f th t Sile ure or e ear . e procure
bottle of it. Fifteen minutes after the
STOP IT NO W. • first dose she had relief. Befoce tak.
DON'T Lax, IT flux ON UNTID YOUR C01V-
1)ITION CA178E8 Y01/ TO 1112 OSTRACIS-
• ED AS Ir Iron WERE A. rowan.
.Before ib is to late stop that suc-
cession of colds that tneans nothing
tnore nor less than catarrh. Stop the
suffering. Stop the disagreeable dis-
charges that are so humiliating to you
end offensive to your friends. Don't
lab it run on until your. condition
causes you to be ostracized as if you
Were it leper. Dod'b neglect yourself
until consum, ption makes its fatal ap-
pearance. Yon can be cured. Not
merely relieved, but absolutely and
perfectly cured: Dr. A.gnevit's Oath&
rhal Powder will restore you to com-
plete, petted. health. Xt gives relief at
once. It cures in an incredibly short
time.
TIIF, Critttox Nisws-Hnconn %xcela
in Huron county news,
THE SPRING MONTHS
Are most likely to find your blood Im-
pure and lacking in the red corpuscles
which enalsle it to carry nourishment
to the nerves and other organs. There-
fore you feel weak, tired atid listless
and are troubled with spring honors.
Itellef is given by Hood's Sarespatills.
which purifies, enriches And vitaliteta
the blood.
HOOD'S riLts tura billion/mess.
Mailed for 25 cents by O. I. Hood ttt 0o.,
Lowell, Mass.
• ing this remedy she had conetarit spells.
of suffotation and fluttering, and
severe pains ebout the heart ansi was
so weak thab the act of sweeping the
floor caused her to faint. She con-
tinued using, the remedy until she had
taken six bottles and to -day she 13 as
well as evezt she was.
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We thank our customers
for their patronage in the
past and bog to call their
attention to our removal
from Combe's bloek to the
former stand of Allen Sri
Wilson
• OPPOSITE THE MARK ET
tt
Where we hope to see them an STRATPORD, ONTARIO.
ansi cuat nners too We •
keep In stock Groceries of all 'Properly Prepared Young Men atm
kinds, Flour, Seed Grain, etc Women. for Business life. POUTY-
a permanent benefit and not:
Merely temporary relief.
Charges moderate.
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A d,ORIGG
• Jeweler and Optician.
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IASSEY-RARRIS
BIGYOLE
• ix4s NO SOPERIOR.
It runs natty, the materials of
Width it le built are all of the
, very best, and the price equals
the quality. There 18 310 better
wheel than the Massey-Hatris.
GEORGE 11.10118
Agont
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FOUR of o,ir It tit Studen18lsav
GOODS AND PRICES STAND THE 7EST tented good situations. Business Men
appreciate our work 'and apply to us
ar. loft Eiji i•r for our graduates. Enter now if you
ik.-4 can. Prospectus free.
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W. J. ELLIOTT, P63011361