The Clinton News-Record, 1900-01-18, Page 6Perfect Emulsion
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Sealertb.
Agricultural Society
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Sestrelles•eitelaereeeieselerietleirebellese. Weer,011beeetie %seeker eista-41411a
'Tye, Well Mtn
Lucknow for some tinge, wee oelebrated 84 00. -
eer
down with Mende in thie vicinity tnt be boson siKesnewey, Jan, met
1 Kr. Ben Tfeninn of withatu WAS The next horse and cattle fair will Oise of the prettiest °botch woddiugs,
aim Halt Div.'s i McKINNON
of Pure Cod Satur
Mrs John hortune * few dar ago
I Liver Oil
It contains 50 per
Annual meetings, nye the Sentinel, ttout Lout oecurred in
Mi. Henry Taylor has moved to hie purchased a handsonie draug t flily in the itomen Cethollo ohurch in this
moved. into the noose vacated by Mr. Tuinbull Ki bi h
new place and Mr. Wm. Dunlop hal:
las ng three yeare old from Mr. (iecar The Reports Presented Are of in En- eyillase on Tumidity, JAR et 10
'Taylor. tiald the handsome sum of $136. Mr.
Itdr. John Clark of Killarnet, Man- 'odium is a great lover of good horses
e 14 or w e • o'cloek a. tn., when Mips Mary. Gilpiri
Italia, is spending. a few wee s with and says the beet are the most profit-
his parents and friends rsear here. able.
; Or puns Cod Liver Oil the vvas ma,rried last Friday to Mise Annie A lot of choice long, had. dry. Tbe AMMO meetiog of the Seafortb gFalivtehear pixon, who IoUifiltrernrrel
coureging Nature. Officers
of this. playa was united' in marriage
for 1900 Elected. Ur. Petrick Gilinore of Ashfleld. The
doctor's exatnin 11
1,Q might show that Riney&
sent. Reutiedge of Stratford Wood hauling)* t be order of the day. RN ,tronu somas',
' Young. Only the contractint partiet owl eon be seen on the market every nortioulturel Society wee held on Mon- neeessety to true happinepit. The
eeremonirei were performed by the Rev.
OXat t amount of Hypo. 111, were present hut later on t e even- day which is selling for four dollare dey evening; the president Win Ball. bride was beautifully attired in cream
phosphites of Lime and leg a good crowd gathered in a b
n e per eordet price which .could have been
„ sunnier% with: satin end pearl tries.
• bode, and la agreeably ga. olgut was spent in o. good olci fashion.
eeatirly got twenty:live years a 0 80 antyne presuied. The finanoial report °
vored. Clod Liver 01
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'I ' morni
iibeedeg s balance et em, jo waa reed. Minge, while the brideetasid, Mies.
• ed hoe-down until 4 *leek in thr - thatour citizens have little reartoi; to
0 lie more, wee mo lastly dreesed
ng. -omplain considering the scarcity of and atiopted. The following ofileere
2 ,. . ;Pur."" st Mre. Arthur, Tyeorian bad the mis• tallier. Some of this wood le being wont i um, awn Bettie, let vice 1001401f as, grOtireseean In a very becalm
in black. Mr. 'Tan Gaynor acquitted
were elected ;—'Wns, Ballantyne, pre-
:, .101180 all wasting tissue, 1,0 fortune to fall on the ice ou Satorda) is (two A distance of thirteen nines.
a soothes all throat area . sea hnrt hetself rather hailly. fiat Mr. Robert Virinters, our noses eattie preeident i I. Lenetroth, 2nd vice pre. inn inanuer.
* . * • is unable to leave the house. Onilionday weeket the township (mune
• : tiOlo.0; dzy hacking coughs • A. sleigh -load of young folks from - laletrei TleottbeTtabl. "dikY on a business eident ;Neelin, era:rat:my ; Win.
treasurer. The Board or Dir- °i1 "ding BelYrned Nr. Peter ROI
• soon disappear when it is • here drove over to Mr Robt. Oraig's o: ettore for 1900 are Meson. Garden resigned the Office of elerk of the town.
• , • Londesbord last Tuesday evenins ehip, a position whieh he has ably and
I mliartary, Cope:wile. ag, Baleancl Eneolitel,
Used: As a remedy it can • where theyspent a good time dancing f honorobly filled for the. pest forty-three
ft not fail to give the hest : 34r. Samuel Glidden had a wood bee years. Mr. Reid is in hie eightieth
last Wednesday afternoon and got lh Mr. 13ennett returned to bis home Ganodunitinssa Steivischitrd. Mews. Di .13a
year, and we befieve the oldest town-
• m
el and freshest oil ie used in : niettas Is
• P 9 w mg a month with his daughter here. War n0OlgTr.
Godericla township, ' Mr. Jas. Roberton van continues to anti throufhout the forty.three years
8 — . : of Feb. 2ad, ^when a good time is ex- home in Clinton. In Zurich last week. Alter eFnenclint Board. life. George Moffat, ex -reeve of
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• Regular 50o 8Ize • peated. Some Clinton talent will sate Mr.,and Mrs. Thos. Yellow eirExeter about about $200 on improving their the township and a gentleman well
. 48; for 35e at . . • met in the program.
: Mr. Alex. Medd is visiting around, returned home last week after spend.. prorrty and paying all the prises, the qualified for the position, has been
It few days with friends h ' •
results for only the purest • cords of wood cut.
. apet were typo nt
at Walton on Th ursda,y last after spend- auditors ship clerk in the Dominion. Mr. Reid
can look beck with pride on the feet
ei The Foresters of Constance intend be very poorly. The annual meeting of the Hay he has tieId the Wilco he was never
irtaltirig it.
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holding a concert on the evening or Mi'. caltoo spent Sunday at itis Branch Agricultural Society woe held a t Jeer)] a single meeting of the
been
Over and stomach are normal;
but the doctorcannot analyse
the blood upon tathich these
organs depend., 0
Hood::: Elarmapitrilla purifies it li ee
and enriches the blood. Int ciouverreimyzion):
when " bit ff "or
Disfritra7itimoostolcou, ixtatortin::::::(iiteeinorte:::freovimiett9itntusscioodirznA:0071:i 1
sangria% nee no coal tor rheumatiera. It ,
hu demi rue more good than an other
UMW, Brerapton, Ont.
ires- very weak and had a bad cough,
could not eat or sleep. Different reneedies
tlId not help me but Road's Barseparilla
built me up and I am now able to attend to
nsy work." 'Mawr .TAQINCO. Osliano, Ont.
lax,d3.2„,
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Italy cathartic to take with eon -
'Rood% Pius ours liyarille: talssa-partve
sok by wa,t,t8 & Druggists.
UQ ere. Svc ety have a surplus of over $50 with elected clerk in 51r. Reistead. -
• • Londesboro for a few days. ,
•. • Mr. and Mrs, Richard Carter of which to /Rata the year. The following 34r, Ian:heel Corrigan of this village,
JACKSON'S
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Londesbora spent one day last week officers were elected t President, - vrbo hai; been secretary of t.hei St.
with relatIves here: Sale Register,
Miss Mfg° Dale spent a couple' of
Earneftt Gies first •vice-president, II. Augustine 0 31 D Societ f
. . B. • y or
*a • • ippert • 211 vicyresident, j, tr. about ten ye:ire, was presented by
.PreitcriptioaPharnutoy,.rhone 0, • Aif
Crown Bctkery
SPECIALTIES
Cream Puffs-:-.
feather weight
15 cents per dozen.
Cream &lite—
toothsome; appetizing,
dainty, the very thing for
5-o'c1ock 'tea, 25e• each,
nut filled 35e.
Home" -made Ginger:Snaps-
1.0e per lb.
Home-made clam -Jams --
2. lbs. for 25e.
Mince Pies—.1-
our own make of mince
meat, 15c each, 2- far 25e.
We keep a ohoice; select line
of Candies, always lresh and
the very best.
Leave your orders forCream
Cakes, Cream Puffs and Mince
Pies in the morning,. Leave
your orders now - for Holi-
day t.'rait Cake.
KIRKBY
. Next .Clarendon, Rotel.
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weetteeiresiaseeeeeeeteeseeewaire.ef
WATCHES
.• Are guaranteed "to
go"— not only correctly,
but permanently. Perfect
• workmanship and nicety
of adjustment are the first
requisites we see to,as re-
gards the inside of our
, $ pocket timekeepers—as to
. $ the outside, that is purely
$-a matter of taste and ex-
pense.
# If you have thought
10 of a ladies' or gents' watch
# in gald, silver. or gold -fill-
$ ed we are ready for your
# trade—ready in a sense #
. f that gives lasting satisfac- 0
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* tion after you have made $
a purchase.
A,(1,GRIGG $
jeweler ad Optician,
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Insas-esseasiessowsess
HOLIDAYFRU/T8
We ask you to try our Rai;
sins, Currants and Peek.
Oursitock is new and good,
just what you want for
Holiday baking.
Exeter Flour for
Holiday Pudding.
' There is no better Flour
made than this and none
better value for the money.
For Fresh Canned Nods
try ours
4. W. HILL
SPECIAL •
NOTICE
I have deeined to commence
• on Sairdary lat, 1000, to sell
for Cash or its equivalent,
and hope by handling best
goods ab lowest prices to
merit a continuanee of pub-
lic patronage,
sT. STEWART
Dec. 80th,
W. JACKSON
AGENT C. P..11.
CLINTON.
Travellers to any. part of the
dayslast week with her sister, Mrs.
Orich of Tuckerensitn • Schnell rectors, . B. Battler, C.- members of th tS T
ss a. Turner of Brucefield and
Miss Lily Stewart of .Toronto have m; s B
ss ara ennett of Clinton re- Osweld, . Haberer, j, Decker, W. evening last vreek with a beaetiful gold-
% e..y on. aeseay
Blackwell
W. Coleman ,F headed ca 1 d b •
been guests at Mr. George A. Turner's turned home on Sunday after spend-
fomr rs.omeAti,mTeiutiar. leaves this week inngtbaiswveeiskizzgya., relatives and friends
for Wiarton, Where he recentlY hobght ' A few of the young people spent a
some timber Janda The price has ad; very eniolable evening at the home of
vanced since he bought and he could .Mr. Ed. Jones on .Tuesday last.
DOW turn over the piece at a hendsorne M. N. Carter and sister spent Sun -
profit.
, sieweestieseris
day lasewith friends at Constance.
Mr. William Dale delivered a valu- -188t s. W. J. Treleaven was appointed Treas. vs.
week with the president, . . . . On Wednesday, -January alst, at "
Fourteen penple—wonten,, children able horse to lige, Homey of Mitchell 'Walter Scott in the chair, The mid- urer ot tne t6Svostop of Amnon' in the
Thlarsclay, February 1st, at 1 r. tn. on
lot•16, con. 3, MoEillop, 431earieg sale t
of farm stook Nvithout reserve.— James
Purcell, Proprietor ; Thorne Br wn
I!ewe's-
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. THIS WEEK
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3 Extract Lemon and Yeats,, per bottle
tGold Medal Baking Powder, 100 Hip for 5c, 1001, 15e. 26c and 35e
Foreet City Beking Powder, 4. pound sealers, speeial.. ..
. Good Red Sahnon, 0 tins for.
te 10 bars Soap, 5e size, for
CO Good Toilet Soap, per cake ,.Ie
, .
h 14atindry Starch, in pound packageke Worth 10e for le
al Good Corn Starch, in packages
ice ixe c les, In bottlea
, Salada Ceylon Tea, black and !nixed
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Eddy's idatches, per box .... . ........ . .... .. .. ........ —.. . .... ...- ...V
Good japan Tea 20e per pound or 8 pounds for 50c f
mice oats Tea, our own importation, worth 30e, feta.. . se. .. ....Mc
0 Blue Ribbon Tea, black and mixed 25e, 40e, Rio an. a 000
QOhoice Selected Valencia Raisins 3 pounds for 25e, 40e and 25,050e A
Re -cleaned Currants, in 3 -lb boxeii, very special
t Men's Heevy Rubbere, 2 buckles, high cut, close fitting ......... ...... 450
........250 Y
Crosse & Blackwell's best Lemon Peel, per pound.... .......... ......„:2be
Men's Heavy Shoes, extension soles, epecial .. 4 .... a . • a • 400 ;
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Women's Wearing Shoes, now worth $1.25, for
1.50 0
Men's Heavy Socks, at... . .. . .... ... ....... .......40e 00e, 75e and $1.26
V Men's Leggings, at
Ladies'Fine Dongola Sboes, at.. .. , , ... . $1.'25, sue
$1.25, $1.50 an1 $1,75
A Men's Fine Dongola Shoes, at . ;....... , .. .......$1.00, $2-00 and $2.50 A
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V New Prints, fast colors, svorth 10e, for ne 7
14 LA' 'XII X
BILL OF FARE
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3 Ken's Beavy Ribbed and Fleeced Shirts and Drawers.. .2,5e, 40e and 500
50c
Iden's geavse W co.1Spekp, ribbed ta, worth 18e, 2 panel for......,
Men's Vine Doeskin Coats, wattle my,for.,,
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0 Men's Top Shirts, made of windproof moleskin, very specialre ,
Lad'es'A t wo*'tli see, eor
--. iroyer
Mier wavvanOsu worm% • rigan is held by .the brethren of the So. 4 00 - BLYTH
$21:00 act
eome
ale of farm stock and implements with- KINN
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- • tie, complus e y a suit- I •;:-
Willert, B. • Phfile auditors, J. A. ably worded address. It Is a hand
A.uctioneer.
s. Raz'dY• rt 8, Faust Oft, and testifies in a marked de ree Tuesday, January 30th, at 1 p. EP CASH AND ONE PRICE
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was re-eleeted seeretary-irearitirer. to the high esteem in which. xi% core on lot ; con 13, Ilullett, extensive $' m
aososh Agricultural Society was held At the council 'meeting lad Week /dr. prietpr ; C. Hamilton and T. 'Drown, .1644,41P-Visc-0544t4l4K164,1fruKaolPqa•elit.oKss4s•sispis-.1.4,essoaKsliecii,sav cs.cspg
The annual Westing of the East Waw- cx€43r•
out reserve,— Joseph Wheatley, .Pro. ON eit (3.
and .cripples --were taken in an al- on Monday last
itors' report and annual report Were plane of' Mr, Robert Harrison., who re
most unconscious state from fire in Miss Annie Stevens returned to her
Lang & Co.'s departmental store, Ot- home Hint week. •
tawas
We are sorry to learn that Mrs, Geo.
Dale is not iroproving as 'fast "as her
many eriende would like.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partnership nevaie.
heretofore eubsisting betweengs,the undersign-
ed, as Marble Dealers in the Town of Clinton Rev. Mr. Bosking of Porde? ich
under the firm of Seale Hoover has been this preached an ethicational sermon in the
I dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
be _Metho_dis_t church last Sabbath when
due or owhig to the said partnerahip are to
paid to either of the parties at Clinton afore- Rev. t-te'ttOgets occupied the- pulpit, of .
said and all claims against the said nartnersilie the new church at Newbridge,
are to be presented te either of there by whom The annual idea*" of the Bluevale
they will he Fettled. « •
JAMES SEALE. Presbyterian chuech was held on Tues.=
.T. B. 1100Vfln. day evening.
maw, Jan. istb, me. a Miss Bella43urgess is visiting at Bol
The above business will be continued es ' grave. .
'usual at the Berne stand by the undersigned. Mr, 1)aniel Lewis was niarried to
81 , 3, B. HOOVER. Miss A. Wyrni on Christmas clay at
Mitchell. We wish them a happy life.
. The members of the Turnberry coun-
TENDERS WANTED' and neifisbors gathered at the resi-
ell find about forty of his old friends
feet of Cedar and 6,0,00 feet of Reek Elm. clay evening and presented him with a
T' enders. will be -received till Feb.' 7 for 15,600 dence o ex -Reeve Maophersen on Mori -
'•3760 feet, lacti, 12 het long purse of sixty dollars and an address,
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2000 -Bice, 12 "
2000 ' 6x8. 16
- 20002000 4,: 88xx88, 1162 a
5(100 .4' 2-i6 " the eyes which rendered him unable .to
John Middleton_, 10th Con,-; O. W. Williams, nosi .
Maitland Con.; E. Whitely, 7th COT1. Mr. and Mrs. aairies Pugh stienr.
Tote delivered in eral gnantities to 'each
Mr. Macpherson replied very feelingly.
He Wasreeve of the townehip for a
good number of years and was forced
to resign on account of a weakness of
The above to be delivered to the following fulfiltelle duties devolving upon his
faces: Jame); Johneton, J. C. Woods, 3rd Con ;
place, To be delivere to each before the lst
day • of May, The 'contractor roust sign an Ag the young people enjoyed the
agreement to have the samedelivered as stated. skating on the pund last week.
Moridav with friend's at Molessvorth.
NIXON $TTJRDY; Clerk
Z(91.13111,
2 t .0loderich P.o.
Port Albert.
Miss Victoria Hawkins left on Mon-
day for London after a month's visit
-COTTAGE FOR SALE
The cottage and property belongingto the iate
wm..McClinchy, being lot No. 4, west eide of
Isaac street, in sub -division Doi Rattehbury
survey, is offered for sale. At present occupied
by R. H. Chown. It is a comfortable and well -
situated property, and will be sold on reason'
a.ble terms. Apply to
JAIYiES SCOTT, Clinton,
or PETER DOUGLAS, Blake. Jan.15
NOOSE FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his home And
lot on corner of Rattenburyand Raglan Btreets.
W. G. DOHERTY.
Clinton, April 13th
'HOUSE TO RENT
Small and comfortable frame house on Wil-
liam street to lease at small rental. Next house
to Mr. Edward Carter's where the key may be
got.
• ROBERT MARSHALL,
Nov. 16th. * • Clinton P. 0.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
On 'Victoria Street, Near Organ Factory
;300 will buy aroOmy, comfortable house with
goo tiot—the property recently occepled by
Frank Upshall. Apply to
•W. AILYDONE, Ilarrriater
sfarch 7th.
LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale that desire ole
eixteen 06) acres of land south of the London
Road Bridge. Itis a beautiful site for building
and will be sold in one piece or in lots, 313,
reason for Bening is that it is too far from town
to handle myself and it doesn't pay to hire help
A. COUCH, Clinton
tune 20th.
HOLIDAY
GROCERIES.
We can have confidence
reeonimend the WRITE
SW.AN lour for holiday dicitis, is very lovv,
The friends Pr Whitesides of
baking. It is a cheap Ilensall were -sorry to hear of her
death
flour only in price, Mrs. J. IL Petty has been visiting
with old friends ab Exeter for a few
We have renewed our- days,
A. number of people attended the
stock of Graeries and South Huron Farmers' Institute Asso-
ciate meetings at the Various 'deem
They repot a profitable time.
The Hay Miguel Fire Insurance Co.
met on Tuesday to transact business
at home, '1'
J. 13en: Hawkins' came home on Sae,
urday evening frotn his trip to Ro-
chester.
Mr. Geo. Thuclow of this sectio. n
sold his farm on Friday owing to his
continued illness.
Miss Sarah Dubber leaves on the
28rd of this month for a Mission school
in Manitoba where she goes •as' an
a:ssistant teacher.
The young folks spent an enjoyable
evening at rare and Mrs. N, Cunning -
ham's party on Thursday of last week.
0.0. P. held their ball for Foresters
only on Tuesday of last week.
Mr. James Hayden had a bee of sev-
eral teems hauling'stone for a founda-
tion under his barn on Friday.
Mr. T. A. Leigh is again handling
beef, etc., at which he is an expert in
that line.
Leadbury. .
Mr. and Mrs, John Scarlett paid
Summerhill triends a visit on Tuesday
of .ast week. •
Mrs. Jones has gone to visit • hee
daughter, Mrs, P. Murray of Varna,
for a few weeks. . •
Mrs. and Miss Kenny have gone to
• Walton ti5 live, having moved last
week, We - are sorry to lose Mrs.
Benny as she is one of the old settlers,
bub out loss is Walton's gain.
afr. John Muldoon of Deloraine,
Manitoba, is horne on a visib to his
parents. Ile inteeds to return in. a
few weeke and take a car load of
horses with hitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Mace Sterling of Gode-
rich township paid Leadbury friends a
visit lase Sunday. Mrs. Sterling's
sister, Miss Iludie. returned home with
her.
Mr. Xohn Bullard of Winthrop has
rented his blacksmith shop and is go-
ing to live in Seaforth. We are sorry
to lose John, but his health would not
permit him continuing at his trade.
Hay Township.
(Intelided for last Week.) •
Mr. Robt. Twitchell of Ilensall, who
the dodoes have operated on for appen
now have a big supply
.especially sood for the
Holiday season. 4,s wen 40 appoint officers for the cone-
, - ing year.
0. OLSON Everything has become quiet ageln.
• The Hensall Public Library held their
annual tneetink on Monday. Quito
number from the township attended.
We were reminded of the lumber
woo& here on Saturday afternoon,
when a bee for drawing logs passed
along the 2nd con, There were eleven
loads in a siting, some having on near-
iy 1000 feet.
Hennialter.
We want Logs and
'Bolts of all kinds suit-
able for Headings, and
are prepared to pay the
LOGS
Highest Cash
Prices.
If you have any Logs to
sell PT WILT, PAY YOU to
enquire our prices before
taking.thein elsewhere.
IL & TiON8PODD
Stapleton Salt Works,
jan. ard, 1000.
world should 'consult the 1.40011.1.1.444. -
fbove in reference te tickets, . • -
TO CURE A co.p IN ONE DAY
Take Lai:dive Bromo Quinine Tali -
let& ' All druggists refond the mono
if it fails to cure. 25e. D. W. °Any° s
signature le on each tiox. ',...„.the past two months. I that standard,
614 et&
signed the office owing to Ins absence
read, allowing receipts to the amount of
from the township.
$414,31 ; expenditure in prizes, etc.
$315.10 ; leaving ft balance on hand of
$99.1 6. The following officers were
elected ; President, Walter Scott ; 1st
Vrce-Presicient, Jas. Owens; 2nd Vice -
President, J. Praetor; Directors, J. ('ole,
P. W. Scott, H. Edwards, Scott, Geo,
Robertson, R. McMurray, Geo. Taylor,
A. Iterr and .j. Coultas. R. Currie woe
appointed an honorary director on so -
count of his loug and faithful services
to the Society. Treasurer, C McClelland
Beets and Isaac, Stubbs.
Seo'y, F. Anderson ; Auditors, J. S.
sTarliEN AND Vsnoitlin soolETP.
The normal meeting of the Stephen
and 'Aherne Ageicultueal So-
cieey was held in Exeter laW week.
The assets amount to $2825.30 'arid
liabilities $428.00, the assets consisting
ofland value .$1,800, buildings e900,
cash $25.30; miscellaneous $100. The
liabilities are :--Accounts unpaid $6;
mortgage on land $400 ; interest $22;
During the year $1141.08 were received
while $1115.78 were expended, leaving
a balance of $25,30 on .hand. During
the year the society paid $127.50 prin.
cepel and interest on loan. Number
of members in 1899 was 291, -The folk)*
ing efficient were elected for 1.900:e -
President, Rich. Coat.,•Ushorne ; Vice-
Presideid, Jes.' Dalian tyne, Ushorne
2nd Vice -Pres., John Hunter, ITsborne,
Directors, E. Christie, J.1-1. Grieve W.
Bearden, Exeter: W. D. Saunders,' W.
Elliott, Stephen ; D. Marines, J., Alli -
eon and J. Delbridge, ',reborn° ; P.31.3-*
Taggart) Hay. Auditors, A. Bishop and
H. RuS°ne'uoxintenteR soontiy. • •
The anaual meeting of the members
of the • Tuckersinith Society
was held ' in Seaforth on Wed
nesday of last week. There is cash in
the treasury to the amount of $330,
while the liabilities aniount to $1,200.
The following offi,cera and directors,
were elected: W. e. Broadfoot, Tuck-
-ersmith, President; D. D. Wilson, Sea -
forth; Vice- president; .Director.
George Sills and M. Broder-
Seaf'orth; James Evans and•Wifljam
McIntosh, McKillop; James G. Michael
and John Staples, Hallett; John T.
Dickson and George Dale, Tuckeesmith.
The following honorary directors, to
work with and aid theregularboardiwere
also appointed: John Ellis and John
Weir, cSeafortle; Alexander Gardiner
and John G. Griot°, McKillop; Thomas
McMillan and William Ryan, Millen.
G. E. Creswell and Robert Charters,
Tutekeramith, Thames E. Hays, was
re -appointed secretary -treasurer, and J
O. Rose and A. Young, auditor's.
TiTimusituY 0001ETY.
The annual meeting of the Turnberry
Agricultural Society was held in Blue
-
vale. When the following officers were
elected for the year President, John
Currie 1st •Vice President, John
Moffatt ; 2nd Vice President, Amos
Tipling ;Directors, S. Burchill, Ker.
rnighan, Jas. Angus, F. G. Sperling,
John Mulvey, ,W. J. -Henderson, Peter
Fowler, W. J. Currie and Rolland
Beattie ; Auditcra, Ball and. H. B,
Elliott. A meeting of Directors was
held immediately after the annual
meeting when Wm. Ro)3ertson was re- 0. Marriages 11. Council will neeeb
appointed Secretary -Treasurer. again on Monday, the 5111 day of March
at 10 o'clock a. in.
Stock Cattle Standard,
p. . a e Comulercial Hotel stock
yards, Seatorth, extensive sale of stook
cattle, ateers, heifers and cows without
reserve.--Tiennas Brown, Auctioneer.
Ashfield Council. liffARICIA€ES,
The Ashfield council met on January
8th, all members present and took the
necessary declaration of qualification
and of office. Minutes of December
Meeting reed and approved. The fol-
lowing aiicounts were paid: Election
expenses, $66.36 ;F, jury, gravel, 40o;
D. McKenzie for gravel, *3.04; John
Jamieson, drain on L. IL, 53 25 ; Jos,
Smeltzer, gravel) $3.84 R. A. Carrick,
services on Board of Health, $2. On
motion of Barkley and Hunter the
Salaries of the different officers were
fixed as follows Clerk, 5130; Ti•ess-
urer, 590; Assessor, $70 ; Collector,
580; Auditors each 59; D. R. 0., „eaoh
56; Selectors ofJurors, each $4, Moved
by John McIntyre seconded by Win.
Hunter : That J. McKay be ap-
pointed assessor for the current" year •
carried. Moved by John. Barkley, see.
ondecl by Thos. Stothers, that Wm.
J. Treleaven be appointed, Treasurer
for this year 1900: carried. Moved by
John McIntyre, seconded by John
Barkley, that Its A. Carrick be Collec-
tor for 1900 ; carried. Moved by, Wm;
'Hunter, seconded by Jelin larkleje that
John Long and A. R. Finlayson be and
are hereby appointed autiitors for 1900;
carried; Moved by John McIntyre,
seconded by Thos. Stothere, that the
Reeve and Councillor Hunter be ap-
pointed a committee to examine Lite
treasurer's bond and that the amount
of :Security on said bond to' be not leas
than sixteen thousend iollars ; carried,
Hunter and olntyre, that - this
council adjourn to meet on the fith day
of February.-7W.Stothers, Clerk.
• llay Vermeil.
The council met, on January 81h.
The following subscribed to the statut-
ory declarations of office and qualifi-
cation et, G. Ehnes, reeve ; Wm.,
Stelk, P. Lamont, Wm. B. Battler and
Wm. Consit, councillors. The follow -
Ing have been appointed officers for the
year isnot Fred Hess, Sr., Clerk, salary,
$125 ; Fred Kibler, Trearaner, $9J ; Hy.
Lippard, Assessor, $60; Chas. Troyer,
Collector, $60 ; Mrs. Seinhart, care-
taker, $20 ; David Spencer, member of
the board ot health ; Dr. Campbell,
medical health officer ; Jas. Borithorn
and Hy. Zimmerman, sanitary in-
spectors. The following communica-
tions were laid before the council: Ross
Robertson re Hospital , for Sick Child-
ren ; Dr. Rice re Consumptive Sanitar-
ium, and Joseph Wrigley, Clerk , Of
Dumfries, re cattle guards on railways.
No action Was taken on either of the
communications. The following amounts
were ordered to be paid : Fred Hess,
Sr., rekistering births, marriages and
deaths 514; Do. postage, $2.91; Do.
election expenses; $6 ; Robt. Bell, Jr.,
litraher, *3.25; Joel Doubler, work on
1119 side road, *5; The following regis-
trations have been reoeived by Lite
&vision regiatrar of Hay for the last
Mx months Births 41, males 28, fe-
males, 13 ; deaths 18, males 12, females
Toronto, jan. 13. —The very large in-
crease in the total nunsber of cattle re-
ceived at the Western cattle market,
Toronto, during the past year, as com-
pared with the previous year, lute
caused discussion among cattle dealers.
Some say that the falling off in receipte
is caused mainly by the degenerating
tendency in cattle, which has been ob-
served for several years. As a result
• there are fewer cattle fit for export,
which indirectly affeiste Canadian
markets. 4 great many light stook
and feeding cattle that are consideeed
by farmers to be not good enough for
winter feeding are bought by cattle
dealers and shipped direct to American
markets. Were such cattle well bred
and in good feeding or "enortekeep"
they would be bought or held by Can-
adian farmers, fed during titer:inter
and sold in the spring for export to
Great Britain. But farmers of such
!splendid winter feeding counties as
Huron, Perth, Wellington, Dufferin and
South Ontario of late yes.rs, in the ma-
jority or cases, have found that the
breed of cattle has been allowed tit de-
teriorate until is COUSitieritble percalt.
age of atock Weed is sold for shipment
to American markets, being unprofit-
able for overwinter keeping. On the
oT ronto cattle market t ere has been
A Brilliant Affair. --The annual fes- for several months it steady demand. for
teal of Lodge Barnstaple No. 221.
Sons of England,was heId in theirball.
Benmillet, on Wednesday evening,
Jam Iflib, and was the ttiOat succesaful
in the history of the lodge.„ After the
bivalves and other delicacies were dis-
posed of and some time spent it: the
usual toasts, song and sentiment Nis.
ternary ori such occasiontr, games of
different kinds were indulged in and
everybody so thoroughly enjoyed
themselves that only the lateness of
the hour &impelled them to retire to
their swim homes,
sotinnit DOYEI
FOR ArilTOA
Canada luta been kept well posted in
the moveniente of the first Canadian
Contingent to South Africa by the ex-
tellent cable w f tl
• Stephen Council.
The council of the township of
Stephen convened at the town hall,
Crediton, Jan. 81h, 'at the hour of 11
o'clock a. m. The new council sub-
scribed to the oath of office. The fols
lowing officer/I were duly appointed :
Charles Brovrn, treasurer and care -
vie took place at Montreal and was
teker ; Jeseph Guinan, Assessor ; John
very largely attended.
Drokenshire and Henry Doyle,Auditors.
A meeting of the board of health de-
cided that in future no medical or
other attendance will be. paid for by
the council when the ratepayers were
able to pay the expenses. By-laws No.
1 and 2 were duly passed and signed
appointing officers. The following or -
dere were passed : Schwartz, 3 cul-
verts, 82; Hospital of Shift Children,
charity. 50; David Gillis, charity,$11.20;
J. G. Young & Son,. hardware, $1.63 ;
Sohn Barrie, groat contract hick. I, E.
S. Rs 510.30; James Dexter, statirta
ole $1.g5 ; Mrs, P. Cook, charity,
$5 • James Raxter, repairing bridge, 50
cents;'C. Lout:brier, tile, $1.68 ; Gott.
lieb Brown, tax collector, *00; joseph
Lawson, covering two river bridges, $50;
M. Ziler gravel; 40 cents; Chester
Proutyo. 1st giatuity, $25 ; August _
Mist, tile, 60 centre Council adjourn-
jedr.tomm.eet in town hall on March 61h at
JELLY---31ORRISON.—At the resi-
- deuce of the bride's parents, Mc-
Killop, by Rev. A, 0. Tiffin, on Jan.
/0th, Mr. Robert A. jelly of Shel-
burne, to MassAmelia Maud, daub.
tee of Mr. Frank Morrison of Mc-
. Killop,
KNOX—COOPER.—At the residence
of the bride' a parents on Wednes-
day, Jan. 10th, Gem Knox of
• Exeter to Miss Eliza, daughter of
Mr. Jonathan Cooper of Biddulph:
CAIVIPBELTs—WA,TSON.-- At the rein,
. dance of the bride's father, on
Wedneeclay, Jan; 10th, by the Rev.
A. McKay of Luoknew, Mr. Keil
Campbell -to Mary Christina, second
daughter of Mr. Peter Watsbn, all
of leicknow.
ROUTLY—SCOTT.—At the residence
of the bride's father on January
•
10th, by Rev, P. Scott, Mr. Mats
thew Routly of trsborne to Miss
Robina Jane, daughter of James
Scott, Esq, of [Ebbw.
BARTON--JEFFREY.—At 162 Sum-
mer Place, Buffalo, by Rev. G.
Patterson, Mr. Archibald Barton of
;Seeforth to Miss Nellie Jeffrey of
. Buffalo, formerly of Staffs,. Opt.
SWITZER—SAW.YER.—At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents, Wood.,
hem, OU Jan. 2nd, by Rey. W. J.
Waddell, Whitfield L. Switzer to
• Minnie E. Sawyer,' both of Wood-
ROTITLEDGE--YOUNG.--At home
' •of the bride's mother in Hullett on
Jan. rith, by Rev. J. A, Hamilton,-
' Mr. Routledge of Stratford to Mims
Annie.Yoting. '
BIRTHS;
---
SOBYE.--In gala Wawannsh an Jan-
. uary 5th, the wife of Mr. Wm.
Sobye of a son.
MURRAY—In Verna, on January 9tb,
the wife of Mr. P. H. Murray, of a
_
'DEATHS.
QUINN. —At Willow Range, Manitoba
on Thursday, Decerahet 8th,. Teff-
-rey Quinn,eged 29 years, 1 month
• and 5 days; Deceased was a -son
• or Mr. George Quinn of East Wa-
DAYvv.a—nInsil6 ulrbiss, January 4, 'George
Day, aged, 72 years:
DOK.—Ia Culreiss, on January 6th,
Elizabeth Bok, aged 22. '
Mc:PHERSON. —ln Holyrood, January
• 7th, Mr. Hugh MciPhetrion, aged 89
SWALLOW --In Clinton, . en Jautiary
14tIr, Mrs. George Swallow, aged 5p
years and 9 months. a
MORLEY—In Clinton,on januarYi 1 lth
Isaac Morley, aged 79 years.
. •
"He Mistakes the Effect for the
Cause,"
That is what the person does who
tries to cure rheumatism or ally other
disease by relieving the. eymptoms..
Hood's Sarsaparilla, attacks the cads°
of these diseases. It neutralizes the
acid in the blood and thus pertnanent-
IY' OUreg rheumatism. It tones and
strefigthens the stomach, restores its
natural digesting fluids., and perman-
ently cures dyspepsia, .
Ilooci's Pills cure constipation. Price
25 rents,
no funeral of the late W. W. Ogil-
For Over .F ifty,Yeara
IVIitg. WINSLOW'S SOOTItiNG SYIttir has hem
used by millions . of niothers for their children
I o teeth rig. If disturbed at night an
broken of Your rest by it sick child sufferlil
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send a
once and get a bottle of "Mrs, Winslow's sooth
ng Syrup" for Children Teething. It will re
have the poor little. water. immediately. De
pend upon kmothers, thereis no mistake abou
it. It curets Diarrlitett_ regulates the Stomae
and bowels, mires Wind Colic, softens th
Gums, reducesInflammation, and gives tone an
energy to the whole system. "Mrs, Winslow'
Seething Syrup" for children teething is plea
sant to the taste and the prescription of on
of the oldest and bei3t female physicians an
nursee in the United States, Price twenty -11v
Cents a bottle . Sold by all druggists through
out the world." lie env) and ask for "Mrs
OrstoW's SooTniato SYRUP, .
IJARY SALES
During the mont.n. of January we '
will give soine unusually good. bar...
: gains in the following :
WOOD 00QKING STOVES
WOOD HEATING STOVES
COAL HEATIN9 STOVES
SECOND•HAND STOVES BOTH COAL AND WOOD .
FOUR FIRE PROOF SAFES AT GUT PRICES
•
We want room tor other good
Come along and get a bargain,
:HARLAN.P:(3.90a;...
IRON AND HARDWARE 44 STO)1ES AND sTINWARE
¥()U MAKE NO MISTAKE
When 'you buy your FT.IRNITURE from us. We will
give you good good% well made, well finished and at prices as
Low as the lowest: .
UNDERTAKING.,
We are the Leading Undertakers. Our stook min.',
plete in all the different branches. Our . rices will be found
very moderate for good work
Night 'and Sunday calls answered at Residence of our
Funeral Director, J.W. Chidley King St, opposite Foundry.
BROADFOOT, BOX & 00.
J. W. Chidiey, Manager
It&T1718.22MPLES TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
DISAPPEAS AND BEAuTY.' FADES ITN -
DER THE SLCADOW OF TORMENTING
SKIN TROVELles, BUT DR, AGNEW'S
OINTMENT IS A OtieffOR Arlo SAVE
HEALER.
The unceasing torment of an itching
skin, which is tile natural consequence
and outcoine of such skin diseases as
tetter salt rheum, ring worm, eczema,
lechers, blotches ,and other skin erupt-
ions, is allayed in an instant with one
application or Dr. Agnew's'Ointment,
and m a, very few days the most stub-
born cases give way to its magic heal-
ing power and leaves the skin whole,
•perfect, clear any ets soft as a baby's,
It will cure piles in from three to five
nights.
Dr, Agnew's Liver Pills are the
cheapest made. 20 cents for forty dos-
es. •
Indian Agents reporb that the red.
men in many sections of the NOrth.
Wealare not aware that a, war is in
progress in South Africa.
LEFT HIM TO DIE
BRICRIT'O DISEASE PRONOUNCED PAST
Hort; IVY PHYSICIANS—Sams AM.
d EILIOAN KIDNEY OURE IS THE Lyn
I SAVER.
' A traveller fora well-known west-
ern manufacturing firm was so hale
,t and hearty that the possibility of his
Lie contracting kidney trouble was far -
d thest from his miud, but through con.
s stant exposure Bright's Disease, that
• most insidious of ailments, tonic hold
d of him, Ile doctored for months—phy-
e sieians gave him but a short tune to
. live. A friend who had derived great
. benefit from South .A.merican ICidney
Cure,recornmended it to him. When
he had taken seven bottles all signs of
disease had left him, and toiday he is
as well as ever.
AUCTION SALE
good., wellsbrecl steere, fit for wihter Of Short Horn. Cattle, snropantre
A Ealnolls Correspondent.
DOwns and Ll000stor Shoo
feeding, but the offering* have been
Very few wanted. and liorkshiro gigs.
While dairy farming is a commend. Frank G. Carpenter, the famous. cot -
*MB
cattle, a high (standard of breeding in
able industry, it undoubtedly affects
the raising of the better °late of etock
respondent, iti 1.900 will intlke the • Mesers &acid tiros will hold a publio sate of
greatest journey of hialift, and that is tug bredttattA ellecipiartil Vfir3nrattutherajairx
will
mese countriet of the globe and has
has been in 1000, 22111nenkliartgrl VCIotelk pan.gat 4inci: I
most inatances being overlooked. What saying 4 geed deal' for he
la needed, cattle dealers affirm, is an bo gold without reserve 1 ..,1 In 7, to 18
beeti around the world twice. This 7 illyrgriftdoiT7tigItgllinid317fil'ilffg
Mportetion of now blood; there are
not enough thoroughbred cattle in the year he goes to Hawaii, the Philippines 6 Pure Bred Short Horn CowS and Matta
the Strain:Settlement!: and Dutoi Baia 20.,„-„I'Llr„,, 13,4„,e1 tsAhg,04,1,',frP Dew"
country. • Dealer:: who !MVO studied the
aittfatitig believe that the importatiop Indies, Australia, New Zeeland and , if fifiellieS rrOiliiiiiiii -SOWS, 41111(1 5 menthe eta
of thoroughbred Cattle is prejudiced by South Africa. It is it tremendous 2 Pure Bred Roars
quarantine regulations. 4130 ported A III ef Grade Cattle and 4 good Draft
journey, and every point on it is full of
cattle are held AO long in quarantine the keenest tiort Of present.day in. TerenseDight menthe ere
that,the Industry is rendered imprite- terest, Mr. Carport ter'S letters, splen- PertYie dit ou furnishing op«
didIy illustrated, will appear es usual in (1 ill grardrAdifgOlglignignash' F°'
d t* f th d icisilitZstir IMO?. ISAA0 SALli3141,D
Ikable and 181161Y 1111Pr°fltable. rhe The Illustrated Iluffido gxpresa,
ittlportant disease is not so prolonged eth, Prep. rietors Goderich, I). 0
St
T. GI/SIDAY, Auctioneer.
"Family Herald end Weekly Star," of " in the States AS In Canada, and Canadian At the Central IllislineSs College.
Montreal. It will be interesting to importers, in 130110O instances, have been
completed iterangeinents to have aft- Ohtt 6 int° ibis country Vie Nell York, the Central Business College, Stra.t. _
know.tbat the inotuntiv Herald" eve oblifed to bring thoroughbred stook Roberb Bitted, Clinton, Is attending
other special correspondent to report Irowever, there hi no doubt that a ford. ANNUAL MEETING
Tho War WRVS, service of the 'Tawny eb; e A i a Wallace McGregor and W. Taylor •ChTeirmdealnieritliettelsreelnUtegg Ueof,. Eilinitierstiniwnirbleo
the dolt.gs of the hecond Contingent. large percentage of young cattle are .
If . have entered the centre/ Business Col. held in Wilson'e Hell, lifolinesville,on Saturday,
Le anY etli" "P"- (ill al(' Ame""" ' high enough to mako it profitable for r.a.r....abl*Iss
attendance le requested.
Herald and Weet
State 18 8uPer1" man ard of the riverage cattle be not lege, Stratford. for the e eetion Of °Meows, reeeiviiie of mores
pr tO eali Mar eta. the Februstri 10th. at the our of tato °Week v. in.
and trannaetion other basintfO• A fnU
continent, and Scent, tO be appreditteti thi„ Canadian farmer to fatten we Afedk oidderis of London, w,s,ronseesr, t w,s.1,AseRPotesiett:eisrs,.
E.
ire it ler said twenty•five thousand bew
oubscribers have been added d at home he should eadeavor to raise Ontedropped dead while walking on x Pr6,41 ea •
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\
ha street,
o rnesville, jan.
. —
The Laurentain, the first of the
teatisports, will sail from Halifax, for
South. Africa on Saturday Morning.
; SIX WEE KS IN PAIN DUNGEON.
A Costornsrtn IrrvAran FROM AMITE
Itinsollinrissr—Sorrir AMERICA.N
Briunsrierro OMR GIVES and Iits
Geo. England, of Chathatn,N. B.,is
'earpentee and ship-builde,r by trade.
Through exposure to all kinde of
weather he contracted' a most acute
form of rheumatism. Ills joints swell.
ed and stiffened, and he Was laid up in
Itis bed foe six weeks. After doctors
bed failed to relieve him he tried South
American Rheumatic Cure, and to use
Ins turn words:. "In 24 home atter I
had commenced taking the remedy
. the pain all left MO, the swelling sub:
riided, and to.day am a cured man,
Mr. Peter *Bechtel: of Bast 'Cal-
edon wns probably fatally crushed by
a threshing engine falling on him.
"Rob Peter to pay Paul." That 20
what they do who take etimulents for
weak nerves. Hood'a Sareaparilla
,gives true nerve strength.
The subsiTiber offers for sale a. very desirable
property on Isaac street consisting of feu,' lots
upon which there is a comfortable frame house
with kitehen and woodshed attached. There
is a, good stable and a first.elass well of water
on premises. The orchard, consisting of grapes
anti apples, is a good ono, The property will
be sold at a reasonable figure for cash or gash
and balance on time. Apply to the owner on
the premises MRS. JOHN JUNOR.
(Minton May Rh
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