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NOVEMBER 91 1899,
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THE MINTON NEWS -RECORD,
11:011141011.0111.010110900.00000100 It payeto adVertiee 111 'rya Nawe.
• • • RECOUP.
At.. -.Neglected . :
• Celli 411,
CHURCH OPENING ,
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'Usually leads OR to : -aso
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: a thing more serious. Its :
• TEA"MEETIPIC,-
• ,caoy • 0110110 to take a 3 •
WIMPok
CQ ld in its first stages And :
get rid Of it. But the
• curative. agency must be :
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DB. DOCK'S BALSAM• •
ro' OF WILD CHERRY BARK •
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This preparation
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2 ueeds little introduction.
• For the last five years it 44:
I hat. demonstrated its •val.
ue to thousands ftrf suffer-
- • ers. Pleasant to take. it
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• •is perilous to be without o
.6 it, 25e. per bottle from • •
„ us only, Straits Pula -lent
• ary Syrup for children is A
• Cough guaranteed cure,
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15C, per bottle from us •
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• 0. only. •
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1 SYDNEY JACKSON
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• PrescriPtion Drug Store. phone 2.
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• The new Preebyterian church in Varna, will
be open tor diVille eerviee ou
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER I9TIL 1899
Rev. J. S. Henderson of 'loosen will preach
Atli a. in., Roy. E. 11, Swore of Brucenold at
3 p. zn„ and Rev. Rev. W. Andrews at 7 p,
m. Special collectiona in. ahl of the Building •
Flind will be !Aim up at UM close of eaoh 80r -
vice.
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TEA MEETING AND ENTERTAINMENT
Will be held ori the following Monday oven -
Ing. Toa will be served in the Temperance
Hall from 0 to 8 o'clock, The entertainment
will begin in the ghureh at 7 o'oloolt. Address. •
.00 will be delivered by 'Rev. Messre, A. Grant
of St, ltlarys, J. S. Henderson of Herman. E. 11.
Salvors. of 13rucetield, S.W. Andrews of Var-
na, N. Shaw of Egmondville, Aoheson of
Kipnen, and E. C. Jennings of Hayfield Mule
will be furnished by the lieafortli Presbyterian
Choir, Mrs. (Reir.) N. Shaw of Itginonciville and
Misa
M. Moffat of Varna. Miss Williams, Elo-
cutioniet, of Zurich, will also give Rome choice
seleetiona.
Tickets ...Adults. 24 cents ; Children under
12 years of age, is cents.
REV, J. A. MA.CIDONALL1, Pastor.
BLAKE CIDER AND. APPLE
• - BUTTER FACTORY
• Apple 13utte7 and Jelly made from your oW12
apples. Bring them Windt) and unpeeled and.
I will reale you good butter or Jelly. Parties
from a distance can wait for their butter by
previeue arrangement b mail.
THE 611144Y. MAN.
And, that he Might lay le the be*
hc, proceeds td h alai/or,
He'd happen round at meals; the crank,
Te dine ellen his neighbor,
And then he'd eat enough to lad
Until &Wither day hail passed, „
Re Eyed on thirteeu Yenta
Tee Centfor milk and creekar,
One cent or igaidpittion gay,
AlIcl two cents for tobaece.
And it he wielied 50 extra dleh
Ile'd take his pole and catch a fie*
And It his, stomach, ralead a war
'Oainet Ma penurious habit
He'd ge aud kill a woccleitUCk
Awantinate a rabbit.
And thus he'd live in met centent
On, toed that **ever emit a cent.
Ile bought no pantaloons nor vest,
'No rich, expensive jacket;
Ile bad one suit -his pa'0 liequeat-,
Re thought would "ad the racket,"
He patched it thirty yeare, 'tie true,
And then declared 'twee good as new.
Be oweed but one evit to his:back,
And minus cuffs and collars. '
Ile died and left his nephew Jack
Nino hundred thoueend dollars!
And Jack he ran tide fortune through,
And only took a year or two. •
-.Exchange.
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COFFEE. 2
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„,rl$ Hew a Wire Strove to Hem Her nun. 2
5 . band From the Influence of ' 6
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*• Another 'Woman.*
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• Myhusband, when he been:Ideas at
home, Is in the habitof taking coffee
at table, --however, omitting to smoke
'with it You see, it 14 of moment that
e ls mouth and. mustache should be un.
tainted with tobaccowhen he ' makes
Os afterztoon.ealle. . •
This 'morning the servant. displaeed
some slight awkwardness in filling his
.eup, and the tunber liquid overflowed:
• •"Was any one ever more 'clumsy?".
he said. "You fool! You idiot! • 'Take
It away!" , ..- - • . • :
. And then he geese the table such a
thump that the butler's carelessness
was but augmented, an Inundation of
';...offee followed, net only into tnessaue
per, nueunen the cloth as well.
The man nimbly repaired the dam
age done • and made good lais escape:
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4000 ,00110•4101111000000000000•0 ," .
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APPLES WANTED
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41' For seventeen yea'rs I have been doing_busi. •
• ness with the farmers of the conntY of Hurcm
and am this year prepared to buy more sound
apples thah ever, for which the highest market
price will be paid. 1 have authorized agents at
.,..,--,,,.-..„--_,. all points in Huron, and 11 will be to the ad-
vantage of owners of orchards to ascertain
. how well I can do for them, In any event do
\ _ , not dispose of your apples before seeing me or
a,...4
one of my repredentatives.
, :D, CIANTELON, Clinton P,0
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•(lent gdIlbleigeZhigng apology zor grinneeztT.; Paul bit his lips', but said nothing fur.
titer. however, I realized that he was
Intensely ennoyed.
Now. Paul be or rather was until re-
• sently a stranger to all suet' inipulsive
actions. • His nature was adverse to
any ado or:quiets Words -in point of
fact, to anything that could be likened
es
it scene. But this gentleman al-,
ways so well poised, courtesies' and
thoughtful of lois bearing,' must have
been • seriously troubled over some-
thing to thus forgot himself to
ouch a degree. •
After a few moments Of embarrass
ed silence lie took cigar from his
ce.se cut off the Isola and justt as he
was about to smoke it said: .• .
"You do not object, teeciler
• "Ob, no! Not In the slightest, Paull
Yon must know that!"
I astere you I said those words with-
• AN 'APOLOGY.
Some time age I charged 5, DiulleY of Col;
borne, apple dealer, of stealing a hatchet from
my basket in Clinton. I have since found that •
it was given to,hlin by a third party at Dublin •
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DON T.
matter. • •
A. CIOOK.
Clintoll;•XOV• ath,• '
FROVVN •
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It frequently comes from
trying ,to fix the eyes on a 'giv-
en pont and forcing them to
perform tasks for whieh they
are incapacitated...
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A PAIR OF -
GOOD GLASSES. ••
such as we fit to your face
and eyes will make reading a
pleasure. -'rices Reasonable.
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• HOUSE FOR, SALE.
• Comfortable d 11' .••• he Se on lie of
AlberI Street. containing 7 roon*s ;hard and
solt water an quarter 0! anacre 01 land, frult
trees, eto. Will be sold cheap as ownetis lay.
big town, • Apply to ' . ,•
JOHN RIPOUT •
July 4: Clinton
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for Salo his hens° and
01 on corner of Rattenburyand Raglan streets.
W. G. DOHERTY.
Clinton, April 13th ••••
GLAND FOR SALE.
RIGG• •
The undersigned offers for sale 'that desirsolo
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• eixteen OS) acme of land south of the London
•• Road Bridge. It is a beautiful site for building
Jeweler and Opt • ician.
and will be sold in on�. piece or in lots. 1Vly
• reason for selling is that it is too far from town .
• to handle myself and it, doesn't pay to hire help
• • A. COUCH., Clinton
Tune 20th.
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out any ulterior motive. But it seem-
ed that Paul thought to the contrary,
• for he sharply reterted: •
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"It 18 waste of time foreyou to Mire
on a martyr's 'air when you answer my
'question. I an justas easily smoke
outside or elsewhere, et 'houses where,
tebacco does not incommode tbe in-
mates. Well, do we have tears rieVer •
Irldeed' they were very bear, but I
tried to force -them back tokeep them
out of sight until I would be alone.
"Paul," I said as tenderly as 1co.uld,
"do not be -anger with me. In reality
you have naught to complain of, and
moreover I have done nothing to you.
Now, why get so excited and cause me
such pain?" • , .
My husband frowned slightly, then
extended his hand and kissed mine
that I had at once.placed Id, his. '
"Yon are right, Cecile. I beg your'
pardon. I think 'I ani a little nervous
today. We, haye some very intricate
business to attend to at the mills."
He was about to continue the Ile,
but I interrupted him.
"Forget business :for the time. For-
get the overturned coffeecup. I ask
your attention for a few taomeets.-
tet me have it with a goad grace.
SnrelY you nave a little time today to
give to your wife, my dear husband?"
"But -oh, certainly, certainly!"
Ile twirled hls cigar between his lin-
gers. Ile, wanted to 'rise, to g� away,
to age from the explanation that he
foresaw, but there was po way open:.
to him. My request was such a nat.
ural one, He could only avoid it by
• losing his temper again, and for the
time befog that prerogative bad been
exhausted.
• "At first," 1 said, "do smoke.''
I held the flaming match toward him.
Ole lighted his cigar..
• "But -l• have so little. leisure," 'he
said. "Werklein"- •
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OUR• PROPERTY FOR SALE '
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SPECIALTY. The subscriber offers for sae a very desirable
• IS FI.,0IIR and FEED, and our
greatest Seiler the White -Swan Flour.
This is, we believe, the most popular
brand on the market. • If you try it
once you will beso pleased with it
that you will prefei. i115 other brands.
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prciperty on Isaac street consisting of four lots
upon which there is a 00mfortable frame house
with kitchen and woodshed attached, There
is a good stable• -and a first-class well of water
on promises., The orchard, consisting of grapes
and apples, is a gond ono. The property will
he sold at a•reasonable figure for cash or i• cash
athnedpbroalmaniseeeson time. App • ly to the owner on
R8C- iironN IkljUals; rh:
We are now selling the White -Swan
at $1.75 per cwt. Several of our custo•
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mers have asked for Rye Flour of London' &
which we now have a stock on hand.
OUR GROCERIES
are always fresh and well assorted,
and tbe'prices, you will find, are
• most reasonable. •.
Butter and
Eggs wanted.
O. OLSON
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HUNTER'S. ' • 000. A. • . heldets $687,000mount pa.d ........ .
Full infortriation furnished by
ipo
EXCURSIONS CHAS. B. HALE, AGENT, CLINTON
Muskoka Lakes, Moon River 1)istriet, Mag-
antita.wan RiverPonetang, Midland,Hunts-
vine, Lake of Bays, Lakellold, Argyle to
Cob000nk. inelueive; .Lindsay to Halibur- 1111EATS °
ton, inclusive; all points Severn to North
Bay inclusive,
From BrOekville and Westin Canada.
RETURN n n • le PiVa
TICKS
will
etargFARE
will be issued October 25111 to November lst '
inclusive valid to return from destination not
later than.Deeember 13111, 1890.
Stop -over will be allowed atall points Severn
ard North.
Sportsman% gnti and 200 pounds of camping
outfit carried free,
For Fishing and Illinting Guide Books mid
Maps of the District, aPPIT to
M. C. Dickson, D. A., I'orento
.A. 0. Pattison, G. T. R. Agent, Clinton.
3' Hodgens, G. tr.R. Ticket Agent,Clintori.
Lancashire Life
Established in Canada 1883
Invested Fund • — $6,532,238
•LIBERAL, • STRONG, • PROGRESSIVE
All the popular forms of ,
insurance issued. Policies '
unconditional, world-wide
and nonforfeitable. Money
loaned.. Policies purchased.
New business 1898' $4,500,-
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`41gfrilEtteeltiel/44*
1Vbrer /LOP' Vood'i Phosphodine,
As &teat Snotish Remaly,
Sold and rettommended by at
druggiste in amid& Only telt
able medicine diseeverea. /96
packages otusrenteat t,6 ar.
termed Weeknenn,_611 effects of tibp_Se
or eteena, Mond Worry, B266881,6 Ude of WS
tanito.Opitire or Stimulant& Mailed on teiselpt
of pride, One pleksge six, $5. Ow egg lgestset
gaga cure. rampialete free to an, addreilli.
04 Weed CompartY, Windeor, Ontr
rag thottlaind is lb Mittel bib/deer
etetatet. retlett
Canned Meats are n boon to the
tired housewife &wing the sum-
• mer months. They seve time
and labor. No hanging over a
hob stove if you use Canned
CHICKEN
TURKEY
TONGU „
PIGS' FEET
Our stock is all fresh and from
• the best canners. Try a ean of
Chicken for your Sunday dinner.
a w.
W. JACKSON
AGENT C. P.R.
CLINTON
animiu meat Who IMO pet euen go.
tionfil yoUr head? Mot likely Pei,
belt!. Ile bad best cease his vents -
beret°
"Islo Paul," I saki. "It is net Jean
Delbutt, on ratner, it le not Ike alone,
Seciety le discilsoing our relations ad
libitum. X assure you they are talk.
lug of our divorce as a settled thing,
and that is an appalling thought to
rne. Pray acknowledge, dear, tbat you
agree with me,"
As soon as I bad pronounced these
words my heart grew so old and
seemed to cease beating, for Paul stop.
ped walkixtg, bit his lips and made no
reply.
"Paul," I repeated In a broken voice,
"do tell me, dearest, thgt you do not
desire such a continoneyl But epee's,.
speak! Please answer!" ' I
41It is not a question of divorce,6
Paul replied again at his ease,' "To
• be sure, if my life here is made un-
bearable -you understand; if we must
constantly have such scenes, it would
be better to separate! But what is the
• matter, Cecile? Ceollel clecilel • What
ie it, dear?"
I had risen, But suddenly my
strength failed me, and Paul, seeing
me totter, rushed toward me. He lift-
ed Inc: in his arms and carried me Into
the adjoining room. .In a short time I
revived and opened my eyes to find my
husband bending over me with a look
• of tender solicitutle depicted upon his
countenance. •
• "You were foolisfi, very foollshe he
• murmured, greatly troubled himself,
however. "How could you have such
eas Come; come, now QU eft
.am here close to you, ,and I love your
• "My dear, dear Peen" I said, "Do
• repeat those -words!" • •
• "I love you," he said.
• "Yeti are indeed miner then. asked.
"I am indeed yours," he repeated.
"You will never leave me?" I then •
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MIAURIACIES.
00A3S-XtellICHAEL.--On Wednes.
day, NOV, 1st, at the residence of
the bride'e parents. noliettL3Tr.
E. COlite Of 14100404, 10 Miss Zonal
meldouesitegazghter el Mr. William
RAMSAY-ROUTLEDGE.--At the re-
sidence of WM. ,Deyell, Wingbainl
on Nov. let) by Rev. W. Lowe, W.
j. Ramsay to Mary Jane Routledge•
MoWHINNEY.-WX.CSON, M the
residence of Dr, A, IrWin on
Tuesda3• evening Oct 31st by the
ROY, Perrie. Richard mo..
Wbinney of Asiatic; to Xies EIiza
Watson of Wiugham.
SA.01:::::ER-BLa0K.-At the Meth°.
dist parsonage, Wingharm' on •Nov.
Edmund Sackrider, G, T. R. 'agent,
Belgrave, to Miss Isabella litaok of
let, by ;ley, ilieharcl Hobbs, Mr,
DOESBURG-HODGSON.--A.t the rite
denoe of the' bridees parents Oc
t,
30, by Rev. D. Rogers, Mr. White
Doesburg of Napaneelo Miss jane
• Lawrie, pent daughter of Ralph
Hodgeon,. Esq., Wingham.
WELSH-MoKAY,-At the manse
'Kincardine, on Tuesday, Oct, 24th,
1899, by. the RevsJ. L. Murray, D,
D„ Miss Jeesie, daughter of the late
John McKay, Esq , Kincardine tp.
to Mr, John George Welsb, bard
ware merchant of the village of'
Bervie.
FARNHA1V1-1VloGREGOR. - On Nov,
lst at the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev, P. •Musgrave, Mr,
E. L. Farnham to Miss A. R. Mo.
Gi„o o ue,
YOUNG -KENT, -At the residence ite
• the bride's parents, Brinsley,
Ootober,28th, by the Rev. J. Hussar
• Mr,. James Young of London 'to
• .Miss Emma, daughter of Mr, ,John
•FITLELVTON--PELTON.-In Atwood,
on Oct. 25th, at the home of the
, bride's permits, by Rev, P. A. Mo.
Leod, B. D., Mr, Chas. Fullerton of
Toronto son of Mr. Thos, pullarton,
Clerk of'Eltna, to Miss Mina, daugh,
• ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Patton.
CHAP.PEL-BUUTON.-rn Mitchell .on
• the 1st inst., at the residence of the
• bride's parents, by Rev,.• R. Whit -
ng, Mr. John Chappel, merchant,
•• Kirkton, to jean, daughter of Mr,
• Wm. Burton.
1VIoNALLY-RINN.-At the residence
•of the bride Is mother, on Oct. 18th
• by. Rev. R. I. Smiting, Mr, Andrevv
• McNally of Blyth, to Miss Rae X.
• daughter of Mrs. Henry Rime o
• Newbridge.•
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questioned.
"Never!" he assured me.
As he pronounced that last mord it •
was with an effort that he met my
glance, and I understood that Paul
was not sure of himself..
Then I poke softly, tenderly to ° himr
"If you °ever leave me, Paul, my life
will be _ended. You will mortally .
wound a -Veing who lives but for you,
one who has *never 'done you any
•wrong who will suffer for you with-
out recrimination, withott any com-
plaint. The only conditiOn I ask is to
,be near you. • And you will not be hap-
PY, Paul. I feel so confident of that.
s
The Coming year Will seem long to
you, fa F from me. Take pare, my dear
one; do not let any oneesteal you from
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."Cectler peel said in a low tone.
He softly pressed his lips to my hair,
and it seemed to use that I had to some
extent won him back again. ' •
"Will you do me a fever that will
make me very happy?" I then asked of
him,
• "Indeed I will!" Paul replied. '
e- And so I murnshred: "Give me to.
morrow evening; give it to Cecile and
Genevieve. am sure that you have
• not forgotten the date -the 28th of
' April? It is Genevieve's birthday, you ,
know. Tornorrovi she will be II year*• ,
Old." • , • •
• "I promise," -Paul said, rising. - "I •
*111 dine with. you both here tomorrow
evening;. But you must. not be blue,"
he added. "You' must not refer again
to this nonstnse." • ' .
At that moment he would have prom
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feed artything tosbe assured of my si- '
lence on this subject
- "As you have *asserted that. I have • .
deceived myself, ,dearese", I then Said,
• "I ask nothing better than to believe
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at splendid exhibit of Canadian furs to
dson yvillnd
%Just' repeived. a carload Of
The HuBay Company se
the Paris Exhibition.
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"Great Baste is Not
iikvays Oood 'Speed."
Many people OW0 to lack
to pull them through, and are
often dIsappointed. Do not
dil1y-640 in matters of
health. With it you can
accomplish miracles. • W 10-
oat it you are " no good,
Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and
blood healthy by the use of Rood' e Bar-
eaparilla, the faultieee blood purifier.
IthettrnatIsm-"/ bad mete rheuissas
• thun in my limb and foot. -I commenced,
• treatment with Modes Sarsaparilla and
hood's Pills, arid in a short time was
cured," Wamen(H.tinrxxx, Brantford, Ont,
w we D RCOMUION, 152X
recommended and after I had taken three
4:1E:11115;:
was troubled with morels
rep blood.. A. cut on my arm
wo hood's [Sarsaparilla was
Treaulee Street, Toronto, Out, .
e 8
Hood's rills mire liver 1114 ; the non -irritating ami
OnlY cathartic to take with Hood% Sartaparillai
Sold by Watts & (Jo., )ruggists.
PINEAPPLE 'ESSENCE.
In the Shape of Dr. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tablets is Miring
Stomach Ailments of
• Bvery Kind,
• The ploettpple has it valuable con.
etituent known as vegetable pepsin, a
wondertul digester ot food. Test thia
by mixing equal puts of pineappleand
beef and agitating at it temperature of
103° Fahrenheit, when, in due time,
the meat will be entirely, digested.
This rare juice is the principal Inge°.
dient in Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tab,
lets, and anyone at tirn
4t
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i,90.1.$4111tezirelellt.SigrOgretilliefitKliorirrqpectriii4:31.li?4944004lirrielare0100,0111041111,
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. UP GO THE PRICES .
Theyrice of all lines of goods have advanced, includ.
; ing Euro, Press Goods, Silks, Cottons, Linens, Hosiery,.
T Clothiugk Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. We anticipated this g
r advance and commenced about four months ago to place #
o
0 orders for goods at old prices. Our store is now filled .from S
0„ cellar to garret with DiaW goods all bought before the ad, ;
; vance in priceadd willbe sold at old. pricesaslong asthey last. ;
'V We' notice thrifty housekeepers are buying goods very freely now. 02
; okinaosswginogocitstlyt pwriitcleheagettohlzy ;higher prices later on. We still sell first. V
# Heavy Woof Blankets, worth .. ..„ .... .... „ $1.85 for $1.35
Heavy Super Wool Blankets, worth , ...... ...... 2.50 " 1.85
Grey Cotton, yard wide, worth •
; Heavy Cotton Ticking, wide .width, worth.
Heavy Anierican Shirting, fast colors, worth
Bleached Cotton, 87 inches wide, worth., , 2/ecec :1:1 112285] „ . i
• Heavy Flannelette Shirting, stripes and cheeks,•
; Linen Toweling, le ins. wide,striped bordereepecial ,
• Men's Lined Kid Gloves, worth
50
Extra Heavy All W001 Tweeds, worth 75c " 50c Y
Table Linen, half bleached, 60 inches wide, worth. 35e "
75e " Obc 0,
„, • Ladies* Vests, long sleeves, at ..... .. , . ....., 20c, 25Q, 86e and 50c, e
;• Men's Heavy Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers,worth 50e ler 45e
4 . Shorey's Waterproof 'Meters, worth ...... s. , . , . • $8,75 " .$7.00
.0 Doing business on strictly cash basis puts us in a position to sell at e
prices, which we could not do, if we did not buy and sell for spot cash. 4)
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M°KINNON & CO. BLYTH
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SEE OLAR
DISPLAY OF
any et can en- •
joy the healing virtues of the ripe fruit
by their use. You eat them like calmly.
They are yery palatable; harmless as
pure milk. They afford instant relief
in all cases of indigestion and dyspepsia..
• Their right use will cure all stomach
and establish soundhealth. Box cif 60
Tablets, 35 cents. Sold by Watts
and Co.
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ROESSLER-In Stephen, on Oot. 27th
the wife of John Roessler,of a son.
HEYWOOD-In Eliniville, on Oct. 27th
the wife of James Heywood, of a
daughter.
MoELROY--In Blyth, on October 27th
the wife of Mr. le C. Malroy, of
son.
MoCLOY-In Hensel], on the 29th ult.
rtgloyy,,agredli4i5t of the lat
JUflPOWEL111,-In Ilretere, on the 3ist ult.
years. •
• Ettie Florence May, daughter • o
Stephen and Elizabeth Povveilai ed
10 years,8 monthaand2l days.
WERRY-In •Manitoba, • near Pilo
• Mound, on the 121h ult., Mary Azle
• wife of William Worry, formerly o
Usbornc, aged 60' year's and 2
STOVES
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HEART STAGIGRS. RADIANT HOMES'
HERE'S CONEESSION'OF INTENSE HEART • • •
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i suPPERING AND WEAREEsS THAT ' • '•
'MADE , LIFE ONE LONG DREADED• ' . . .
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THE Eigmer WAS awn SAVING AGENT. ' . • •
i• Mr: Thonans•Oooke, 264Johnston St„ •
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a Kingston, writes this of himself and
how Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart HAPPy HOUu
"'" T . """HT S
• helped him: "I have used in all six ' *
bottles of this great heart remedy and . • •
' it has completecored me of heart.•
weakness, frolym which I suffered severe- - The leading stoves in.',.1m.erica .
ly for years: Prior to using it the slight -
1, est exertion or excitrnent would pro-
duce severe palpitation and -nervous de-
pression. To -day 1 nm as strong as. • ' and without one symptom-- A ,
' eve;Heart disease." Sold by Watts and Co. - HRLAND BROS
, mptom of
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i majority Of over 600. .
IRON AND HARDWARE . 44 STOVES AND TIP.IWA,RE •
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"Let Werklein wait for you," I said.
"He is accustomed to it Indeed, Paul,
Yee cannot reproach me for misem-
ploying your spare moments? I reel-
ly must 'speak to you today." .
"Very well, my dear," he saki. "I
Will listen."
Then his whole countenance chang.
• ed anew and grew firm and decisive.,
felt that this being, who belonged to
me, with Whose disposition I was so
well acquainted, whom I adored in
'spite of all arid who loved me, was
dominated by the will 01 another wo-
man. Which will prove the strongest
-hers or mine?
And then I strove to Win.
I put my hand on his wrist. The
muscles stiffened tied resisted my light
pressure. Ah, there was once a time -
and not so long ago -when they al-
ways trembled at my touch! And they,
too, remembered those old days; note
Withstanding the hostile will of anoths
er, for they yielded little by little until
his hand wasiIn mlise.
"Paul," I said, looking deep into his
eyes, trying to concentrate upon him
all the inaglietisin of thy love and de-
votion; "Paul, darling, do reassure me,
X beg of you! I am so fearful!"
"Fearful of what, t pray, Cecile?" he
said.
"That 1 may loge you, dear," I added.
"Nov de not take your hand antaysDo
not shrug your shoulders, you are too'
just not to understand that my post -
tion is a horrible one. So many times
I have been compelled to believe, as
now, that 1 was betrayed. Alasi
have alwayis kept silent. But this
time, Paul; this time!"
The hand still wished to eseape from
my grasp, but I held it firmly, and his
eyes would riot meet mine.
4'11hls time, PAW," ; then said.
feel, I know, that an even' graver sof.-
'NAV itientieent Me, I have it greater
fear. No, do not my that I emirs the
wrong to be so MIXIOUS1 Some one
wants to fake you from me, not for a
time, like those other periods when
you alwayg grew weary and negleetfel,
of them. Hut this. One it is different.
Oh, Patti, Pauli You intend to leave
me -to leave me all alone, ferever."
Ole abruptly disengaged himself,
moved away, putting the table be.
tween us,Yitrid began to walk up and
down. Ile wits greatly moved and
wished to avoid ftly glandes. 1 he.
Rove tioVvr that he was. then afraid of
relenting, and, taking me into • hitt
arm,1 nom Mee toixturar: v• -
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Ali if I coulil only persuade to
remain oftener at home with me
would be more confident now of final. B
• ly regaining all his affection! But he
will be with **us tomorrow evening-.
with his wife and daughter. He will
not go out after dinner, and I do be. •
neve I will thwart that other woman
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Whitechurch, on Nov. lat.
• Peter Itnia.Y. aged 69. years.
HOOKEY-In Usborne on October 30
• , Susan Hockey, aged '85 years, 9
- months.
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ACON-A 1- Grace Hoopital, Toronto,
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repecially if It happene to be a little a
lamp, heating takes piece jute as with f,
o prematurely stacked hayrick. and spons
laneous combuation may at any tirae
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meek out in flame, 0.C.11 has often been
Shown to do in the farmyard. Of late
g
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13
• Little Florence MoNaughton had a *ha
stroke of apoplexy on Monday week and
has been in a dangerous conditiOn
since. It is something very unusual for w
a child to have such 6 stroke. Dr. a
• Gunn of Clinton was called in consul- te
tation on Tuesday and said he had t
never aeen a similar case.
n. C. punforcl returned home last , 1
week after spending nearly two months ,0
in Manitoba end Dakota. Among the '3
places visited he puts Winnipeg and u
Re,t Portage first and second as busi. • ti
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Would have to rough it outside a few te,,
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'Aurelius Avenue' Boston, Masm.
Boma experience with granolithic walks 0
are warning their readers not to throw
salt on the walks to melt the ice. As
frost and snow will soon bit here this
matter should get. early attention. If,
atf..is claimed, the gait injures thee m
filenforth,
•A. week ago Sunday Misa Kathleen
orton commenced a seriee ef revival
eetings in the Methodist church here.
he audie co the a f I
rge but in the evening the church
as ctowded. Thie /Salons lady de.
vered two well -worded and 'Instructive
&Irma, and the *edit music pro.
walks the council could very properly m
prohibit lia use on them. An authors. T morning
tine Opinion 'might be got from Boom la
one expert in the matter or from aome
town hay* experience before the 11
time comes to use anything of the kind. a
vided by the ohoir was excellent. Mist
erten Will remain in town for tWo
oaks and will conduct the services in
• 6 Methodist chuith during that time.
Forest. 30
Mrs. (Rev.) S. 1.J.Stnith, Mists Evelyn th
end Matter,Dougiat Ieft here on Mon-
day week for Morpeth to atteni the
Marriage of IleV. 11. 13. Sneith of Olin.
ton which tank place last Wednesday
afternoon in 81. john' chureh. The
, bride, Miss AnnitEuek, is a daughter 0
Of Duck of Moiveth; the hridegroolie 11
•a son of Rev. S. L. Smith of li'orest,
who spent a few weeks hers lest SUM Met el
and preached in Christ, cshureh several th
tittles while here. The bridegroom's c
brother and sister, Ambrose and Eve- n
Lyn Smith, and the bride's 'brother and ni
eider, Elijah and Ethel Duck Were the
bridestflaidil and groomeinen. rEr
Pot Ituron County News read Tun w
NuWatItnconn, tr
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Ilittlilett. •
roulawilholmault
One of these events in which every -
fie takes a deep interest occurred at
6 htinie or Mr. William MoMielniel,
ullett, on Wednesday, Nov. 1st, when
s daughter, Miss Bella, was united by
e bonds of matrimony to Mr. E.
otites, formerly of this township, but
ow °Montana. The Important we-
eny was performed by itev. Neil Shaw
the presence of only tho immediate
Wive" of the contraeting parties. 010
bride, Whet was given away by her ther,
ohs a becoming dress of Will 6 Silk
ltmed With lace and ribbon,
411.
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WHEN liARY HA15 SCALD RE AD-- • .
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wnEN MGTIIER HAD_SALT • •
'WHEN EATHEE JIAD PILES. . • .
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4.'griew'Fi • Ointment gave the
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quickeei relief and surest cure. These'
. 'are gems of tilith picked from testi-.
roony which is given. every day to this,
greatest of healers. It has never been.
matched in curative qualitiesin any ,
and every. kind of skin disease-eczerna,
Otter, skin eruptions, blind, bleeding,
itchingor ul r g piles, scalds, burn,
old sores, 0t.) -e -end it's 35 cents a
box. Sold by Watts and Co.
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There is it pFolin,bilitY of .
n. nickol-
steoj works being started in Hamilton.
English Spa.vin Linitheet rembveshli
• hard, soft or calloused lumps and blem•
ishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs,
splints, ring bone, sweeney, • .stifles,
sprain', • -sore and swoolen throat,
coughs, •ete. • Saye $110 by use of one
bottle. Watriinted the most woedei.• •
fill blemish cure ever known. Sold In%
Watts- Co. ,
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The skeleton Mean unknown woman
has been found in the Beaver meadow
swamp,'East Fltunbore, about three
miles from the Village of Freelton.
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• PITILVOTT'S RELEASE.
sotivie strignerATISM A DOIIIIVE COM-
POUND IN THE REALM Oh" PAIN TOR -
VIRE, DIM SOUTH AMERICAN RHEUM-
--A.TIC CURE DRIVES IT MIT AND NEV-
ER MISSES,
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A few weeks ago while, on, it briefness
trip to North .Bay I was seized with
it severe ntitnk of mitt t e' rh est m atism
'Hearing of the wonderful *Cures effeet-
ed hy ' South American Rheumatic
Cure I procured a bottle, and inside.
of three days all the pain had left -me,
and when 1 had teken • este bottle
was completely- cured., I think it the
greatest of remedlea; and shall be
• pleased to communicate with any per-
son wishing more- partieulars of my
case." -ED W. PH I LPOTT, Ottnn Ing -
ton, Ont. Sold by Watts mid (Jo. •
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The Hamilton Markets' .Committee
-will recommend tho Council to adopt
the curfew bell by-law.
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"GRASP ALL AND LOSE ALL."
Many people are so intent on ''Grasp-
ing all " that theylose strength- of
nerves, appetite, digestion, heelth.
Fertuately, however, these may be re-
stored by taking Hnod'e Sarsaparilla,
whieh has pitt many a business Man
on the road to suceess by giving hint
good digestion, stearin' neeves rind -a
clearbriln. It does the same thing for
week end tired
HOOD'S PILLS cure siek headache, in -
digest' on .
F. Chauvin, a Tilnury North ,Totvn.
ship school teecherewes fetidly wnand-
et' while out shooting with a party ef,
hong men.
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While teething. If distiirbed at night and
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end upon it, mothers, th ere is no mistake ai,oii t
t. It mites Illarrhcea, regulates. the Stonnieli
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GUMS, roducosInflornmation,andicives tOn6 and
energy to thewholeII rsystem, "s. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething 10 plea.
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of the eldest and boat female physielfina -and
nurses in the 'United States. Price twenty-five
cOnte it Wittier. Sold by all drugglets through-
out the Werld." Bo.eure and ask for "Mrs,
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Eureka/ear:mei 01)18 the best
preservative of fl8W leather
and the heat renovator 01 014
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ens mut proteides. Use •e
Eureka
arnese I
on rout bent harlitsit, lent 014 bar-
nerl, and yent cartage top, and they
*111 hot only look better but wear
longer. ineldeveryreberam ceeseen ,
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HOME.
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