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COW FIR_SALE,
• COW ;Writ CtaVed for eaM. A1e0 a Thmobred
• mem it or ta C.
• JOHN norms, Huron Roan.
Jam '2Ith.
• (lintels P. 0,
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• AUCTION SALE .
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FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS
• • Thounderalgned taveveceivedinetructionefro,m
X Vir.Joeteh IL Wheatley to eon by mines auction
w on Lot 2, Com:08510u 13, Hellen, on Monday,
•- Jan. 29, 118)0, at 1 teelock pans:Mum the follow-
! ing property, viz : Howes mare nave old
X supposed to be in foal to Mellean, 1, heavy mare
X y nate old, 1 general pstrposo mare 7 years old,
; 2 geldings tieing 2 years old aired by lidellean,
1 nuttingflUy renege year* old sired by Gus'
• teor, dam tintede Archer; 1 foal rising 1 year 014
sired by McBean, 1 driving mare 5 nem old.
; Vattle-1 cow %wend to be in ealf. 2 cove
• newly calved. 2 young farrow cows, 3 steers
• rieing 3 years elti, $ bolter rising 3 years old, 3
• steers rising 2 years old, 1 heifer rising 2 years
Id, 10 valves. ihecj and Pigs.-(1t'eglstovcd
Loiceeter sheep, 2 ewes, 2 lambs and 2 ranee 1
Chester white brood sow, 1 Borkehire brood sow
to litter the latter part of March, 6 pure bred
Mug Chotstas whiny sowent for breediugyur.
poses, 8 :Ore nom. implements -1 1Wassey-0er-
ris binder nearly now,1 Brantford. big B mower
nearly um 1 Gold fluderseed dr111,1 laud roll-
er, elanitolmstyle,nearly new; 'lumber waren
1 pair bobeleigbe, 1 double buggy, 1 Clinton 10
berets power with equalizers, rode and all com-
plete, ma good as now; 1 witting box, 1 grain
orushee, 2jaoks, 1 set of whitewall pea harveet-
ors, 1 diets harrow, .Moxwell make; 1 Hot dia-
mond harrows, 2 eections and a, stretcher for a
throo•herse team; 2 general purpose
plot% 2 twin plows, 1 now impeller Maxwell
make, 1 hay fork, ear and twee, 2 sets o Puller
slings, all complete; 1 fanning mill with bagger
attewhed, 1 hay end stock rack and box, 1 hay
rake, 1 turnip pulpor nearly now, 1 Atone boat,
2 sets of double beefless, 1 sot single harness,
1 post hole auger, 2 sets whinietroos, 2 nook -
yokes. *Also 1000 "bnehols turnips and mangels,
18 tons Mover hay. 300 bushels sellout aud oats
mixed for feeding, 300 temeels white bananza
seed oats, 3 geese, a number of hens,grain bags,
forks, chains and other articles too numerous
to mention Tee whole will positively be sold
. without reserve OH the proprietor has .rented
hie tarm, snms of :f.) and under,
cash; over that amount 9 months' credit on lux-
nishing approved joint notes. A discount of 4
cents on the dollar will be allowoe for Mush on
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credit amounts. •
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Crown Bakery
SPEOMLTIES :
Cream Puffs—
feather weight
. 15 cents per dozen.
Cream Cake— ,
toothsome, appetizing,
dainty, the very thing foi
5 -o'clock tea, 25c each.,
nut filled 35e.
Home-made Ginger Snaps --
10e per lb.
Home-made dam -Jams -
2 lbs. for 25e.
Mince Pies—
our-own make of mince
'teat, 15c each,2 for 2.5c.
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We keep a choice, sele•ct hone
of Candies, always.fresh and
the very best.
Leave your orders for Crean).
Cakes, Cream Puffs and Mince
Pies in the morning. Leave
your orders now for 'Holi-
day Fruit Cake.
KIRKBY
Next Clarendon:Hotel.
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the in,side of our
requibites we see. to,as re-
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# the outside, that is purely $
$a matter of taste and ex- $
pense. • ' ,
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0 that gives lasting satisfac- 0
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a purchase.
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W: JACKSON
AGENT C. P. it
'CLINTON
Travellers to any part of the
world should consult the
abuve hi reference to tickets,
fares, ete.
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W. JACKSOTN
AGEN0. P. R.
LOGS
• We want Logs and
Bolts °tall kinds suit.
able for Ilendings, and
are prepared to pay the
Highest Cash
Prices...:.
• If you have any Logs to
sell Tr WILL PAY YOU to
,envire our prices before
taking.thern elsewhere,
R.. & i.I. liONSFORD
Stapleton Salt Works,
Ian. 3rd, 1000.
.701), H. WHEA.TLEY, Prop.
0. Hamilton and T.Brown, Anotioneone
AUCTION SALE
Of Short 'Horn Cattle, Shropshire
, Downs and Liecester Sheep,
and Berkshire Rigs.
Meagre Solkold Bros will hold a public sale of
pure bred cattle:sheep and pigs at their farm
1 mile south of iamb/moll, on Thursday, leobast,
1900, commencing at 1 o'clock p.m.at which will
be sold without reams :
7 Pure Brod Short Horn..Bulls, from 7 to 18
months old, all gooclindividuals
0 Pure Bred Shod Born Cows and Heifers •
20 Pure Bred ShroPshire Downs
16 Pure Bred Leicesters
0 Pure Bred Berkshire Sows, 4 and months 014
2 Pure Brod Boers
Anumbor of Grade Cattle and 4 good Draft
0o100
Terme-Eight mon tlitecredit on furniehing ap-
proved notes,or a demount allowed for:cash, For 1,
catalogues and any information address
SALICELD BROS ISAAC SALKELD •
Proprietors. Godorioh, 7.0
GUN/DRY., Auctioneer,
Jan. 9th. 31 ,
DOMESTIC WANTED t
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Good general servant wauted. Apply at onoo. c
MRS. T. DO WSON, t
Clinton. jan. 24th.* Mason House. a
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED
Housekeeper wanted in a small family. Ad s
dress Box S, Clinton P.O. 4
Jan. 3rd. 30'
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IT SAVED THE SHIP.
A WARNING V010-4 THAT CAME 0
OF Telg WILD NIGHT.
Au 01,1 Naval °Meer's g
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at Remarkable Thocare ZOr
Death on et Mysterious" neer In
Patine Ocean.
They were epeaking et wireless teleg.
replay when a retired naval officer mid:
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"Let me tell you a true titor', thew
do not cure to auention the names et
portions concerued, but they are in
navy today; ,
"Wo will say that Lieutenant Glo
wee officer of the deck of the ship lt
cocus. Site had been cruising oft
coaet of South America for seVe
menthe and on putting into port meet
orders to still for a small group of Isla
1,000 railes to the west and rescue .110
sailors who were reported there. T
vessel was nearing this. place when
incident occurred. As X have said,
Glover wee on deck that night. It w
blowing pretty fresh and. clouding
and he ordered the royals in and a
topgallant sails. blven then the ship w
heeling so that ft wire not conifortab
Be was about to •call the watch and r
topsalle when he heard a voice, ,f1.SeeD
tho right; keep further to the right,
God's sake!' • It was so distinct and ole
that he turnetl, expecting to see so
one, but the nsan at the wheel was a lo
distance off. .Glover called to him, rWh
did you. tray, quartermaster?' he aske
didn't speak, sir,' replied the man,
thought you did,' Glover rejpined,
walked forward a way and looked o
over the water again, when again CA
the cry, `Keep to the right; keep to t
.1 lit
"Tile officer turned quickly, but the
was no one near him, and, startled,
turned aft, a serange fear or somethi
akin to it taking possession of him.
was in clown of the ship and was r
sponsible for her, but he had no right
changethe courts° without constilthig t
captain. So he strode forward, with
effort to throw the feeling off, But
he grasped the .shrouds and looked ahe
the Voice came again; 'Keep to the righ
In Godes name, keep to the right!'
"That settled it.. Glover sprang to
Ward and ehouted: 'Lay aft, wate
'Bout shipT The men sprang to the
Stations. 'Beady about, stations f
eteys!' .came the order, followed by th
'whistle of the boatswain. The sh
surged up into tho wind, buffeted th
settees for a few Moments, then swun
on the Other tack, As she came on b
course Glover_ Made up his mind that h
was in for it, as. •when he explained t
the captain that he had put the ship
about all on account of it voice he would
n all probability he either put under ar-
'est or placed on the sick report as being
unlit 'for duty. 'But his relief in sailing '
u another directicei was so great that he
did not seem to mind anything elite, and
he- immediately proceeded to report.
Captain,' he said, 'I have cothe to report
hat 1 have' put the ship about for what
ou will consicleg an idiotic redson. Three
Imes I heard a voice by me on deck say,
Seep more to tbe right!" and I "seas so ,
onvinced that there was danger ahead
hat It became a certainty, and I put the
hip about, sir.' •
"Glover stood and Waited for his sera-
ence, as the captain was a noted niar•ti-
et and en explosion was fairly sure to
LAUGHING GAS.
Wny Time Ines%
Wbht 'ey wasn't cony clocks;
Don't eye what 'ey're for.
Et little girlu like me wee sue.
'Ey Muldn't be rw more.
PON iKs 'at tine: it Ince;
Don't tot understand,
gut flak 'et he eould stop it
Et tio'd break tie old elockei Mind,
Menuna Sera "Now watch the clock,
When it tine to eight,
el time for ettle girls imbed,"
'Cue 'en awe'. late,
Mame see 'St hoffits make days,
An days make up th" year;
Bummer'� got to run away
When tie wintmee near,
An g'amina eve she's Main old
As tie days pass by;
Ennio day ahe will kisa us all
An my a lea' goodby.
Seem to me tie troubl's in
"At naughty clock up 'ore;
Et it'd atop its ticklm
Abe- no one Sault) ore,
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Then 'ere oughtn't be no night-.
Mluz 'ould day;
'epithet eave to g'0 to bed -
"Pat twee to play.
'Ouldret be 110 Winter 'en—*
Bummer all th' year;
An g'amma 'euldn't get so old-,
limed leases us here. •
wield "ey wasn't enny cloche; .
Don't see what 'ey're to.
01* 'ittle girt; like me wee wit,
sauldn't be no more.
-Detroit Free Press.
Ele Net tbe Provo/ling SOU*
11h 'Mow do you do, uncle?" said the aa -
me ble reporter. "I thought I would drop
he. in on the occasion of your one hundredth
birthday anniversaty. and smoke a friend. .
re ! ly pipe with you,"
be :
"Why,". hesitatingly responded the
ng venerable roan, "I know it is dreadfully
FIe t uth is, young mair, I have never learn-
eudnctoon,yeeranotkkore; for .a centenarian, but the
be Then silence reigned -for the next five
an rainutee, broken only by the occasional
as sound of the reporter gasping for breath.
ad -Chicago Tribune. •• -
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Ile Steed "Ent Up,
' A Georgia boy's composition on "The
lt• Lawroakets of Our Country" reads as
a follows:
er "My pa is a lawmaker. Ma makes the
, laws at home, an pa makes 'em when she
11) gives him a holiday. Pa bas been in the
0 legislature two times, an he'll go there
• again if the voters don't git in their right
er mind 'fore he comes home. He gen'rully
• comas. home on Cheistmas when we have
ome, but to his amazement the captain
aid: `You .11d• .gulte' right; Glover. Be
twe Sail* and keep her- as near thesem
here you Went about -as .yon can .uitti
ctrnieg,' . .• •
Met at once for .Glover.- `Mr. 'Glover,
e said, •1 wish you to figure out. exactl
he leeway land drift • during. the nigh
nd nut the shipon.the old course .again
let me know N.vhen you estimate thst
he will 'reach where* you were last nigh
when you pug her about.' Glover figured
• awhile, ordered the shin about and stated
that-: they would .reach the spot in twO
hours. The then seen .discovered the
something nutmeat was 'in the wind, and
• excitement grew intense when the officer
of the deck ordered An extra lookout la
the top and•told 'all hands to keep .= eye
out for. danger ahead. e • : • . *
"The ship Was • forging ahead. at 'great
'speed, and at .4 bells Glover Informed
• the caPtain that: :as near its be could
Judge they. were on. the exact epot.••Keep
a Weather -mei out, lads,' said the captain,
'and the nian .who sees 'anything n head
gete 'Odra ,greg.' , For 20. ruinuteS the
.pitinged on. •Then mail In the
foretop waVed his erre, shouting, 'Lute
luff; reeks. ahead,' • Up went the helm;
and the big ship surged around -hit° the
Wind while the sailor pointed :to the Star.
board 'where the: Sea was ecidyieg,
boll-
ing and teething over a long, sunken :ledge
just at Or •below the .surface,'.se low in-
deed that it ctirild, not have been seen un-
til the ship was nearly on it. Glover's
Ince was white as sheet as the captain
walked tip to him and •sitid, 'Say nothing
of this, inY boy, but, you. have 'saved UN
from a horrible death.' • '. • -
"The Wind. Was dying rapidly; •and in a
'Short while the boat ran within a few
feet of the 'spot and found a ledge: about
a foot bele* the Surface,: ledge of Jag-
ged, toOthlibe reeks extending along for a
mile and very nakrow, with deep venter
all about; a ledge never known before.
Now that ledge is marked on the charts.
"The strangest part of the whole affair
now comes in. Glover never .mentioned
the eircumitance to any one, but 'when
they reached port again • some months
later he found a letter from his wife,. a
portion. of 'which he shbveed the captain.
cannot give it verbatim," said the story
teller, "but have seen the letter, which
ended With the hope that her husband
would not think her foolish, but she had
bad a fearful dream. She saw ;the ship
rushing along, with him: on deck, and
there seemed to be horrible abyss.right
before It. There was still time .to save
him, and she screamed, 'Keep to the
right, keep to the right!' so loudly that it ,
awoke her. She hoped if wag net a pro -
sentiment Of evil.
"That's all," said. the .retlred officer,
'and It Is almost exactly true ot as tree
as 1 can -give it without naming the date,
the officer, the.' -ship and her draining
ground. The fact remaIns.that his. wife
1t1 a dream Saw. her husband rughifig to '
denuder and by Some stupendous mental
effort communicated 'a Warning to him
several thousand miles away, her very
Words being repeated, so that hie ship
Was saved."
Dissipated Skipper. •
Captain (to Man. at the wheel) -An.
Other p'Int 8 -port, quartermaster.
Lady Passenger -now shocking!. I
roust get that captain, to sign the pledge.
That is the third pint of port be has tail-
ed for within the last ten minutee. floW
those erzntains do drink i-Tit-Bita.
Wilughaut.
A boy tieing about Mee miles from
Wingluon, says the Times,was given 25
cents the other day and sent to town to
buy three plugs of eleDouald's chewing
tobacco. Ile -arrived. in town earlY in
the toornipg and , retuned borne at
dark but Svithout any of the aoothing
weed, When eked why ha dui not
get the tobacco he replied that be had
searched all day but could not find Mr,
McDonald's store.
A letter has been received from A..G.
Arciagh, who visited Wieghern last win-
ter in commotion with the peat fuel en-
terprise, which says that he bas erected
peat fuel works at lirtintiok -21 Miles
sleeth of the Ellice marsh, Mr. Ardagh
Mat& that the demand for the fuel is so
great that he cannot by any mews
keep up • with the orders-.
Wingliarn will probably have a new
furniture faotory. It is understood
that movement la on,loot among the
businese men for the formetion of a
joint stock company for the ptirpose of
creating aleatory and manufacturing.
The new !notelet would be used in man-
ufacturing furniture. which is now not
made here, tilieh as tables of all kinde.
and hall stands,
this week received a totter
n Dave Lougheed in which he rick
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lodged the reeelpt Of the $86 sent
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STOCK
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Tho undersigned. willkeeplor "gerviee at Lot t
22, eon. 16, Godorich township, the Shorthorn
Bull, Captain Marlow,renistered 020781)' in the and
Doreinimi Herd Book. Terms, tit
Also a Canada Improved Yorkebtreirog bred s
be the Ontario Ageicultural Collegv from tne7'
tare Favorite.brea by John Hord &Son. Park
hill. This hog is registered. Terms, et, to bo
paid at thneof service, withprivilege °trot=
ing to ,hog if neeessary,
CHARLES 13AEER.
Jan. 20th. -
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something to eat. We expect him Vele
Christmas." -Atlanta Constitution.
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' rn Society,
"Glad to see you," empty smile,
In society;
Weapons sharpened all the while,
In moiety; •
All to make a little show.
Bubbles rising from below --
Shocking! • Some one's wife, you•know, •
In society.
• Giddy heads and weary eyes• .
. • In aociety;• • • •
Careless laughter, stifled alpha
• •• m • society; • • • •
• Dreamy strains and dancing feet! •
131rds. and bottles, drink and mitt
Slander's MVP On. all you meet, ' •
Inosociety. • •
• --Cibicamalmes-Derald.
ISM
Ewa Wetwanosh COMO.
The first meeting a the council for
the outrout year wati hold in the coun-
cil room, Jan. 8tb. The membere there
of being Matthew Lookbart, Reeve, and
Masan. Alfred B. Carr, John E. Ellis.
John McCallum and John T. Currie,
cotmeillore. Basing each eeverallY
subseribed to the declaration of qualiti-
vationa wad of office, the Reeve in the
chair, the minutes of the lest meeting
O'Dea. Lith, 1899, were read and con-
firmed. P. Porterfield Walt appointed
Clerk. and hie salary for this year lixed
• at 685. Carr--Eilis.--That Finley An-
derson be re -appointed Treasurer et
ealary of $80, thie team to cover all
the duties and extras connected with
the aloe, except that of poatage and
atationery,-Carried. Ellis- Carr. ..e•
Wm Robinson wee re -appointed Asses -
POP for this year at a tielery of $55. -
Carried, For the motion, Ellis, Carr
and Currie; agaroat, J. McCallum. The
appointroent of a, Collector deferred. till
Bowe future meeting. James W. Bone
ancl Peter W. Scott were appointed Au.
ditors of last year's accounts, Board ef
Elealth for 1900 same as laat year, JAB.
McGee, eon, 10, re-eleoted for three
years, and Dr. J. MoAsb, Belgravia,
11. 0. Another appeal from J. Rosa
Robertson, solleiting aid on behalf of
the ilifspyal for slok ohildren at Tor-
onto recetved,.when it was unenimoualy
resolved that $5 be granted for tha
purpose. Odelinunioatiou received
from Law Clerk of Legislative Assembly,
Toronto, re proposed change in Muni-
cipal Aot. The council approved of tho.
proposed change tu lictunicipal Act as
shown in draft bill. Account of Dr.
Ross, "Auburn, a Mounting to $62,50,
(laid over from last meeting,) for at-.
tendanoe, ete„ on child of John W.
Rodgere, con. 4, again larought up and
discussed, Carr-McCalluixi--That $20
be paid on this account, and. this
amount to be considered as final, so far
as this council is. concerned,-Carrietl.
Petition of Wm. Weber and twenty-two
other ratepayers of East Wawatioih and
Hullett received stating that they were
desirous of having a new school section
formed from lots in East Warianosh and
Ilullett between Blyth and Auburn on
Southern gravel road. On motion of
Mr. Carr, seconded by Dlr. McCallum,
Win. Clegg of Wingham was appointed
Arbitrator on behalf of the township of
East Wawanosh in this matter. -Car,
ried. Cheques were issued for pay-
ment of the following accounts :--P
Porterfield, services as clerk in 1899,'
$80, P. Porterfield, Postage, stationery,
era. 1899 84.35 • P Porterfield ex-
penses of. tut Municipel election, ;
Rose, AL D.; Auburn, acconnt for
attendance on John W: Rodger'e child,
$20 ; J. Ross Robertson, Toronto aid to
Hospital for sick children, ; 'F. An-
derson, Treasurer, making out financial
report for I899,. $5. The council then
adjourned till Thursday, 8th February.
Experlenge ne a Wencher. •
t "I understand you are an athlete," •re
• "The captaie; -came on .deek early. an
marked the landlady to the new boardee,
"Yee ma'am," proudi s d
q n. b. "I am the champion high jumPet
• from Junipersville."
T . "That being. the case,' said the 00n4'
144y, "I will have to ask you to pay yoat
• board in advance. -I've had all the ex.
t perience with jumpers 1 care for.".--(Ihl.
FOR THE IMPROVEMENTOF STOCK.
Theee be kept at lot 31, .con. -0,. Hata,
for the improvement of stook a fine Chester
boar. Terms $1 to be paid attend of service
with the privilege of return to hog if !met:sear!,
W. J. McBRIEN,
Summerhill, Dec. 9th. 3m*
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FARMFOR SALE :
The undersigned offers for sale 10.8 on the
Reynold Road, Stanley township, consisting of
60 acres. Upon thelet thereto a bank barn 30x40
ft. and frame house 20x30 ft. The farm is well
watered. and termed and inn, good state of cul-
tivation. 1+ miles from Bayileld.• bo sold
on terms to met the purchaser. For further. par -
Battlers apply ou the premises to •
W. G. JOHNSTONE,
San. 16th.
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LOGS WANTED
The undersigned Will pay. the highest cash
Drice for logs delivered at the Clinton Organ
• W. DOHERTY fe CO.
.Clieton, Jan. 17th.
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actory.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
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Notice is hereby given that the partnerehip
beretofore eubsisting between methe undersign-
ed, OS Marble Dealer's in the Town of Clinton
under the firm of Settle St Hoover has been this
day dissolved by me tual consent. • All debts
due or owing to the said partumehip aro to be
Paid to either of the parties; at Clinton afore.
said and all claims against the said partoorehip
are to bo presented to either of thein by wh °in
they: will be settled.
JAMI6S SEALE.
• J. 13. HOOVER.
.Tan, 13th, 1000. •
The above businese will be continued as
newt' at the. same stolid by tho undersigned.
7 B. HOOVEIL
TENDERS WANTED.
Tandem wM be received till Vela 7 for 15,190
'feet of Cedar and 6,000 feet al Hock Elm.
3760 feee 4x8, 12 feet long
3750 • 41tii, "
2000 0 ma, 12 "
2000 " 6x8, 16
MOO " flick 12 "
2000 " 8x8, 10 "
6000 " 2 16 "
Tho above to be delivered to the following
esteems: aatnes Johnel on..1, C. Woods,. Ord ;
John Middleton, 10th Com; C. W. William,
Maitland Con.; J. 16. Whitely, 7th Con.
To be delivered in equal quantliteK tO Melt
place. To be delivered io earl: teem the 1st
day of May. 'rho contractor intik 'Mien an
agreementto have the eamedelivered as stated.
NIXON STUILDV, Meek.
jan, Mb. 2 t , Goderich P.O.
'COTTAGE FOR SALE
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Th. &tame and property belonging to the late
win. MeClinehy, being lot No. 4, weet side of
Terme. street, in sub-divieion D of L Itettonbury
surrey', is offered for sale.teart Present, mangled
bv IL Chown. 11 00 a comfortable and well -
situated property, mid will be sold on reason-
able teethe. Apply to
JAMES SCOTT, Clieton;
or PIeTER DOUGLAS, Blake. &M.I.5
HOUSE FOR SALE.
The uub.eriber offers for mole hie hottnn niu1
lot on 001000 02 Iiattenburv and Burden etreete.
W. G. DOHERTY.
Clinion, April 13th
_
HOUSE TO RENT'
• and minittei.• Isle f -Anus linuse ou Wil-
liam 5, seet to lea e et small Ne•. home
.10 mr. Ethyttilt er's e i.Or tOO7 1/4
I10111611T SIATZFITA Li,.
Noir, nab, • c.11,011 P, 0,
HOUSE FOR SALE,
On Vietm in vi Neer 0 %on leamory
$:319 will hue o teensy. mitre. table Melee wit Is
uots lot the Drone.. y eeently tumult/me by
Frank Up.,bull, Apply 40
W, list Iviaier
° Aft°6 Wood's Phoopliodito, Ithu ^th.
lee Great NOW& Iterstity,
Soid And recommended by at •
druggIste ClanaCto. Only reit
able medicine dieeovered. fin
guaranteed to tare LAND FOR SALE.
'ferule° etua wee ness,all ends et awe
Cr 0/deaf Netted Wetly, EXceSeee Ilse lame
bacto,orearti or Stimulatite. /failed on receipt
of priee, one package V, sir, R. isittptedee•
tie Wei clot, •-rianphlete free to eny riddreed.
The Wood•Cempany, Winatior,Oat.
Wootre Phosphotline is eeld hi Olintert by
Sydney Jaekson, druggla
.w .
• . .
• • Ictriortant Faintly News.
Miss Chilliniper called to see
t. • Old Madam Crocodile. ,
She happened to be taking tea
.In very gorgeOns style..
Said ehe: ."I'm glad you • happened in;
• le -got the sweetest news. • • •
. just now sold:my husbantre :skin
. ;To make a case otehoes.".
. •-New York Herald,
.Grallantry. •
Be looked into her beautiful orb* (love. •
ly:girls never have. eyes) and said: "Dos
. ling, I love 'nee. better than life. There
ifs nothing by this world I would not tio
foe. you, •aothing I would not refrain from
doing for your sake:" Then he reached
over end. grabbed the big, corner. biscuit,
• leaving the little crestless one for the
,• idol of hli heart.13ostou Transcript. •
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SIllea0111.1 III Lite. . • •
- Ribbed coviirteeer riqurin.k•oNerireeltly wage,
Married Wealthy man cif middre age-.
' Old Hunks. . •
Yewelcnow upon her may be men
• In chunks, . . •
• And aim takes, when nineteen
Big trunks.. • •
e-Ohleigo Tribune.
- Saving Space.
• Miss Slitncliet-IIere's an advertise..
meat of "a literary man" who *ante
board. Does be 'say . he's a literary man
to show' poi'sort of refinement and
culture? •
. Mts. Slimdlet-Nos It's to show that be
can't pay atileb.,-Now .York . Weekly.
• —
•• Too Modest by Ralf.
.• • lisaid he. "Pretty mite,
. Pray give me a kiss;
'Es for one, only one, that I sue."
. She lifted her eyes
And exclaimed In surprise, J
"Why, the other chaps always want twee'
-Chicago News.
. „
• A Dearth' of Genius.
• • "There doesn't seem to he nearly tie
mach fine Poetry written ab there ()ace
, was," said ,the young woman.
"No," answered the yodel; man, "not
since alt those big bicycle manufacturers
quit advertising.' •••Washington Star.
Mixed.
' "Oh, Olt tangled web we weave
When first We prectico to deceive!"
•', And ere we get expert, perhaps,
Our memories begin to lapse.
--Indianapolis Journal..
Tim inidereignednirerN for was Mot eirqirctoics I r'31
Itoad Bridge. It Ira beautiful Ate far blinding to
and will be told in Imo Mello 01' in 1013. My liar
rea.4011 toe le that. it if; too far from toWn 1, •
to handle inybelf and it doe,ret pay to biro lielp 11411
i fun° elth, A. C01.7011,Cliuton log
sixteen BM (levee of Irout south of the London 1DOW
dm, and heartily thanked an who
1 subseribed to the fund. He tciso
Irked the 'town eOtilleil for Abe plae-
of ti1,e00 insuranes on, hie life in
favor of hilt mother,
•
• •An Extreme. Carle.
"Your wife says you hays Insomnia,
Hobbs."
"Yes, indeed. 1 can't even feel sleepy
'when we have tellers lo tbe evening," -
Chicago Plain Dealer.
Tho mind reader has to remarkable bistite
lie's not gifted with wisdom galore.
lie merely believes things will happen agile
Because the/ have happened before.
-Chicago Record.
Annum meeting of South
Huron Agricultural( Soeletr,
The annual meeting of the members
of the South Boron Agricultural Socie-
ty was held in Brucefield on Wednes-
day, During the year about 61 000 hes
been paid out and the year clotted with
a surplus of $600. 'Lite following officer,
were elected :-Henry SmIth,flay, Pres- it
id ent •, Thomas Russel!, trsborne, lat
Viee-Presidenc; Peter MoGregor,BrUce.
field, 2n4. Vice President ; Directore,
John Ketchen and John Murdooh, Stan-
ley ; Robert MoAllister, Hay ; Ed Chris-
tie, and Wtri. Bawden, Exeter ; Hugh
McCartney and John MoNevin, Tucker'.
smith ; William Dixon and D. MoIntoah,
V. S., Brucefield. 'thornier Fraser,Stan-
ley, and A. T. Scott, Brueeneld, Were
elected auditore. 111. Y. McLean was t
appointed eecretary-treasurer and Thos.
Russell and John Murdoch to represent o
the Society on the Board of the Wee.
tern Fair Aftheeiehiday London, The
UMMI spring fair will he held at Brace! 0
field,
ort. AGN'EW'S OINTMENT.
GItRAT SKR/ OU112....35 OM&
▪ N Like the
o ye
Master's Eye."
rots are master of your
fiealth• .411i ff you do not
attend to duty, the blame Is
easily looted; !boar blood
(sout of order, flood's Sar.
saparala wiltpurify It. -
it in the stamina remedy for troubles
Of the blood, kidney., bowels or liver.
^ Hood ^otable-"I bad heart trouble
for a number or years and. dtfferent mein.
eines tailed to bensflt
Sarsaparilla and three liottlem completely
ang perfectly eared me." Xennt,
Wellace Bridge. N. '
A Balegtutrail-i, As t lost tive ohne
Oren with ametnerie reeve MY remaining
two children Hood's Sarsaparilla as tney
were subject to throat trouble and were not
ver strong. They are now healthier and
itronger and have not Once had cold."
Mae. W.11.0zzosza, rembrolte, Ont.
v S
-heed% qt ours Urinals; the noudnita
oat ortio to tabs with /load's Nor
Sold by VVatts & (/o., Druggists.
lateknow.
The home of Ur, and Mr, George
Middleton, 12th eon, of Ashfield, was
the scene of a very pretty event On
Thursday week last, when their daugh-
teafary was united in the boly bonds
of Matrimony so Mr. Murdoch J. Saun-
ders of Rat Portago. and formerly of
Luoknow. The ceremony wire per-
formed by the Rev. A. MoKay in the
presence of a large number of invited
guests. Miss Dora Lees very skilfully
played the wedding march. The bride
was prettily attired in organdie with
silk trimmings,. and looked beautiful
Aprfet tdh,ethuesugaulesgtradat dwoiswhnestowaelag;
array d with all the delicacies of the
seaso , and to which all did ample jus-
tice. The bride was the recipient of
beautiful and costly presents which tes-
tify to the esteem in which she is
held by everybody.
On the evening of Wednesday, the
20th inst., a very enjoyable time was
spent at the residence of Mare Wilson,
Springhill Farm, Ashfield, when Mary
&label, the seoond daughter, was unit-
ed in ,the bonds of matrimony to Rub-
ert Durnin, seosnd son of William Dur-
.
, es awanosh, by Rev. R. Farr -
bairn, B. A. Upwards of 100 guests '
were present to witness the ceremony. —
The bride was beautifully attired in a in/00D COOKING STOVES
figuredlustre trim-
med with oream silk and lace. She held
In her hand a' magnificent baguet of
LIARYSIALES'
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i MoKINNON 84 00.
t , liti.a711CIEJL •
,I BILL OF FARE .
0 THIS WEEK 2
eo Exteact Lemon and Vaultla, per bottle
a Gold Medal Baking Powdee, 1000 slee for 5c, 10e, 15c, 25° And 85c r
✓ Forest City Baking Powder. 14 pound aealers, apecial.. ... .......... .
co Oct
A Good Red Salmon, 2 tins for 250
‘V hue Sortie De size, for
t Laundry Sia Mb, ill pound pdekagp, worth
Good Corn Starch, In i?apkagee .. .....21:
ee Good Toilet Soap, ;ler cake .. ...
A Choice Mixed Pickles, in iaottleo 10e ter 76: /
a
Eddy's Matvbes, per box .....1240
Salarla Ceylon Tea. black arid !nix 1 26c, 40c, 50o and 60e
... ..10e
Good Jsnan Tea 20e per pound or 8 pounds for we •
rt holm Japan Tea, one own importation, worth 30e, for... .... .....25c
Bin, Ildrbon Tea, black and IlliXed
_ ite-oleatied Out yenta, in 3 -lb boxes, vet y epeeial
v Choice Selected Valencia 1111161m 3 pounds for 24c, 40e and 25025e500 ;
Illen'e Bette y ,Shoes, extension soles, specill L50 eo
01'08NO 8n Blackwell's best Lemon Peel, per pound..., .... . 20c '
Women's Wearing Shoes, now worth $1..25, for $1.00 0
1,50
40e. 60c, 75o and $1.25 ca
h. Men's Heavy Rubbers, 2 buckles, high cut,. close fitting
e Men's fiettey Socks, at '
' ct Lttill'eseheereinINot' la, Shoes, at
7 ew : in ts, .faist colors, worth 10c, for
00,• Men's Heav y Ribbed and Fleeced Sill eta and Drawers.. .25e, 40o and 50c A
/ Men's Top Shirts, made of windproof moleskin, very special
TMen's 1 ay. Wool Socio, ribbed lops; worth 18c, 2 pairs for
$$$111. . . 255250 ', $$$1211 . . 507 aaa nnl. ldd. $$$. 2:12, : :78 5: et:
• 7_ic
50c f
.
A 11Ien'S Fere Dongolit Shoes, at
A Men's Fine Due:skin Coats, worth $20,for
; CASH AND GNE pRicE 0,05, ;
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets, worth $25, for.;
....................21.00 6
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; MeKINNON & CO - • BLYTH #
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ilibereb..eibeit.ere--qa,eoct.w........zar-wfra-crte-er.o.ga.e.yr,se.,:w.w.gromberguo.cra4a
During the montn of January we
wdi give some unusually good bar-
gains in. the followinglines :
- cream roses. . She was assisted by her
•
. • . aister, Miss Maggie, who was also beau- •
• titully °Mired in a rich costume. The
A Big Sehentl. groom was ,supported by hie brother, .
0 res nee of Mr. Peter Watson, SECOND•HAND STOVES BOTH COAL ANBIWOOD
The following letter appe ared in the Th id
Alexander, '
WOOD HEATING STOVES
COAL HEATING STOVES
London Free Press of last Friday. It 1
worthy of Contine
"Dear Sir, - I have bee
latelylookingt thef th
'country at the head waters of the Rive
Thames, and noticing the nearness t
Lake -Huron, (about 25 milee), th
thought has'oome to me, would ib no
bee good thin of there was a ow
canal made between a point in the rive
to the Bayfield river, so that the water
from tb e lake would enter and flow dow
to the. Thames, making it powerfu
enough to run waterspower along it
&nose to make electricity, which woul
• be distributed at such Islaces as Mitohell
St. Mary's,London city, where larg
dame could be builb with the necessary
rciachinery to make electricity. This
might be able to supply towns as far as
Guelph, and west on the G. T. It as far
as Parkhill, as well as Clinton and Sea -
forth from Mitchell. Then at London
the whole city oould be supplied with
power, as well as Ingersoll, and possibly
Woodatock,
Of course it would require the opinion
ole practical engineer and proper env
vey settle the practicability of the
scheme, but it seeme feasible th look at.
It is quite an item to supply coal to get
power to run machinery, electric light
ing, etc, This is the age Of water -pow-
er and electricity.
. Hoping that you will give this space
in your paper that some enterprieing
men „may take the matter up and form
a company to work the matter up. Par-
liament may be induced to help with a
grant.
1 remain yours truly
JOHN rHOMPSON,
London, 7an. 17. 1900.
Springside ;arm West Wawanosh, was
the scene of a brilliant event on Wed -
n nesday evening, JanuttrylOth, the mem- FOUR FIRE PROOF SAFES AT CUT PRICES
mon beingthe marriage of his second
O (laughter, Mary Christena, to Mr. Neil
Campbell of Wawanosh. The bride en-
tered 'the room, leaning on the a,ror of
her father, and was prettily attired • in
r cream cashraere trimmed with Batiu
P trio:linings. She was assisted : by her
8 nieLOY, Xith3 Abbie, who was suitably at -
n; tired in a purple costume with satin
' trimming% while Min groom was ably
! supported by his brother, Mr. Dougall
u
Campbell. The cereniony was perform-
ed by the Rev, A.• McKay, pastor of the
Presbyterian °lurch, Luoknovv, in the
presence of about thirty Invited guests
MARRIAGES.
MA.THEWS-HABKIRK.-In McKil-
lop on Wednesday, Jan. 170, at
the residence of the bride's parents,
by Rev. P. Musgrave, Mr. James
Mathews of McGregor, Man., to
Miss Mary, youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ilabkirk.
MoQUALD--HAK'P.-On Tueeday, Jan.
16th, at St. Columbaa church,
Irisbtown, by Rev. Dean Murphy,
Frank 3. McQuaid of McKillop to
Miss • Mary, daughter of the late
Owen Herb of Hilbert. •
KING-KENNEDY.--lti St. Jeanes
• church, Seaforth, on Jan. 171h, by
Rev. Father McCabe, Robert J.
• King .of Wingham to Miss Mary,
eldest eaughter of Mrs, Damian
Kennedy of Seafortb,
KELLY-McQUAIDE.--Te St. James
church, Settforth, on January 1600,
by Rev. Father McCabe, Mr. Pat-
' rick Kelly of Blyth, to Miss Mar-
garet, 'daughter of Mrs. 111, Mc-
Quaide of Tuokersmith.
XvIVER -HOWELL-On Wednesday,
Jan. 17t5, 1900, at the residence of
the bride, South street, by Ilea.
James A. Anderson, B. A., Daniel
McIver to Miss Mary C. Howell,
both of Goderioh.
FLICK-IZZARD.-At the residence of
the bride's father, Goderich town-
ship, on Ian. 10th, by Rev. J. J.
Morlook of Listowel, Michael Flick
of Colborne to Sarah E., third
daughter of Joseph Izzard.
McFA.RLANE-DONFORD.-At Lang
don, North Dakota, on Jan. lOth,
by Rev. lir, Dougan, Mr. Alexander
McFarlane, formerly of Brussehe
to Miss Laura Edith, eldest &arab.
ter of Mr. Harry Dunford, a form -
mer Bruseelite.
DRANNEN-O'RIELLY.-At the resi-
dence of the officiating minister,
Rev, A. Matey, Lucknow, on Jan.
1615, Mr. Thomaa Drannen to
Annie, fourth daughter of Mr.
. Thomas O'Rielly, all of Ashfield.
ROWN-BOYLE.-At the residence
of the bride's !mother, Chitralia, on
January 1700, by the Rev. Salton,
Percy' Brown, 4011 of Mr. 11. Brown,
Winohelsea, to Miss Clara Boyle.
Alfred Le Inane, of St Jerome, Que.,
has such faith tri Dr. Agnew's Mot. 0
nsent that. . */ ISa doren to
take with • him to his lumber camp. 1•1
He finds it a (Flick mare for elmiling,
bruises, froet bites and other entergen-
tire, incident to eamp life, It eurea
salt rheum, tetter, eezenatt, timid head,
and other skin eruptions, and pile8 in
tinee to five nights, 86 centib
1•••••••1.101•1••••• ill.,••••••••••••a.
BIRTHS.
ELL-tn. Winghttro, January 1415,
Ws, Albert Bell, 41800.
Wingbam, January
Mrs. Aahton Mason, 4 son.
TAPLETON.-in East Wavranosh, on
lanuery 180), the wife of 14 Robt.
Stapleton, sett,
OOPER-In Clinton on An 23r4, the
wife of George Cooper, of a dangly.
ter,
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HEATHS.
Teeswater, Jan. 130)l 110.
bort Conn, aged 80,
013/1. -In Morris, San. 1515, Myrtle
Edna, daughter of jos, Robb, aged
4 years.
WILSON -In minton on January 23rd,
Margaret Wilaen, relict of the lete
Peter Wilco) aged 79 year*.
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The Pre• sbytery of Huron.
• The PresbYtery of Huron Met in Ca
t. •
Recorde of Beetriene were examines' and When you buy your FURNITT.TRE from us. We will
mel church, Hensall, on the 16th ins
'We want :ipora tor otb.er gobds,
Come along and get a barga,in,
HARLAND BROS.
IRON AND HARDWARE 44 STOVES AND TINWARE
YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE
attested as correct. The coneteittee e
conference on spiritual questions at he
t' °a gliOvWe Y.:ItigioeyowBoebstd.s, well made, well finished and at prices as
church life and work recommended
meeting in March, Arrangements were
made for.the Rev, A. Grant of St. Marys
to visit all the congregations- in the
Presbytery -In the interests el the Oen
tury. Fund. A committee was appoint.
ed for visiting congregattons receiving
aid from the' augmentation fund, and
others adjoining them, with a view 'of
grouping them that tbe grant from such
fund be lessened. A minute was recor-
ded in expressing the esteem in which
the Rev. J. A. McDonald, late of Var-
na, was held by the Presbytery. The
remit of the General•Assembly suggest-
ing th&t.ItIinist�rs rates to the aged and
infirm Fund be graduated according to
age, Was approved of, The Presbytery
passed a motion of appreciation of the
W: M. Auxiliaries and Mission Bands
and their several labors and contribu-
tions during the year.
• :•
At the annual meeting of the Public
Library Board by a mistake the officers
for the year were eleoted, but. as there
are not likely to be any changes on the
Board the election will be allowed te
stand. J. 11. Cameron did not wish to
be chairman for another year, having
held the position for some years, and
Inspector Robb 'was elected phairman.
Jas Irwin was elected inieretariein place
ofJas, Fox, who had resigned from the
Board to take a seat in the council, and
T. Farrow was re-elected treasurer.
A CONTRACTOR WRECKED.
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CONSTYTUTION UNDEUMINED BY NED,
VoUS COMPLICATIONS -SOUTH AM-
ERMAN NERV1NE WORE= A COM-
PLETE thing.
Nervous prostration and liver corn
lineations so afflicted J. W. Dinwoode,
contractor, Cam bellford, that physic-
alty he was almost a total wreck.
His druggist recommended South Am-
erican Neevine, A few doses gave
hlm great relief, induced sound sleep.
and a few bottles built • hintupand
cured him so that i
to -day be s as
strong find hearty as ever.
The Dean of Weettninater has offer-
ed a grave in Westminster Abbey for
the remains of John Ruskin.
"SELF PRESERVA.TION
Is the firstnew of Nature," For this
reason every one that is ill desires to
come well. Those who have impure
or Impoverished blood turn to Hood's
Sarsaparilla, Itemise they knovr it will
enrich culd purify their blood and
give them good health. To take the
medicine on the first appearance of im-
pure blood is an important step to-
ward self preservation,
mg*.
nOOD'El PILLS cure sick headache.
Price 26 cents.
Salo igegister.
Thursday, Vebruary 1st, at 1 p, 10,00
tot 16, eon. 3, MoKillop, clearing sale
of farm stook Without reserve. --James
Purcell, Proprietor; Thomas Brown,.
Auctioneer.
Tueaday, January 80t5, at 1 p. m.
Oh lot 2, otin 13, Ilullett, extensivn
sale of farm stock and implements with-
out reserve.- Joseph Wheatley, Pro.
prietor ; C. Katullton and Brown,
Ainitioneeta.
Oti Wedneeity, January Met, af,
I). M. at the Commercial Hotel elook
yards, Seaforth, extentive sale of stook
cattle, steely, behove and cows without
reeerve.--Thomes Brown, Auctioneer.
, Friday, Fob. 2n4, et 1 p. ns et the
Leadbury Hotel, MoItillop, clearing sale
of farm stook anti implements without
reserve,-Tohnston Item, Proprietor
lhornas Brawn, Auctioneer.
UNDERTAKING.
We are the Leading Undertakers. Our. stock Is com-
plete in all the different branchesrices will be found
very moderate for good work,
Night and Sunday calls Answered it Residence of our
Funeral Director, J.W. Chidley King St., opposite Foundry.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO.
. •Chidley, • manager
LIFE'S A. BLANK Mr. Joseph G. Kirk, civil engineer; of,
Stratford, is dead.
WITHOUT HEAMING--OATARDIEC Io -
DUCES DEAFNESS -Ds. AGNEW'S
CATARRHAL POWDER GIVES QUICK
RELIEF.
W, Earnest Louis, of Flaniboro, was
so had with Chronic Catarrh that his
hearing seemed permanently impaired.
Doctors treated, specialists tortured
for five months, bnt his hearing grew
worse. He was recommended to try
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. One
application gave him great relief and
a couple of bottles cured him perman-
ently.
Mr. A. E.Kemp was re-elected Presi-
dent of the Toronto Board of Trade by
acciametton. •
• For Over Fifty Years
Mits.Wriottotes Soot/nem Syntir has bpea
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by, a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Tooth send at
once and gat a bottle of "Mre. Winslow's sooth-
ng Syrup" for Children Teething. It will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately. De-
pend Unroll it, mothers, there 18 00 mistake about
it. It cures Diarrhcea, regulates the Stomach .
and bowels, cures Wind Colic softens the
Gutris,reducceInflarnmation, aatliivee tone and
energy to tho whole system. mre. Winslow'
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is Plea-
sant to the take and is the presoription of one
ot the oldest and best female physician& and ;
nurses in the 'United States. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists:Alin:omit-
out the world." Be sure and ask for "Km. !
111Nstow's BOOMING SYRUP,
Mr, Robert Reid, Collector of °us- -
toms at London, Ont., is dead. •
Eureka Raines' On is the beet
preservative of new leather
and the best renovator oi old
leather. It oilsorioftens, bleak.
enema pre/biota. WO
Eureka
Harness Oil
08 7084! beet banana your old bor.
andyour orrlage top, end they
WU not only leek bettor but *list
longer. elobieverywhertin eons -111
sisii front inn pinta to Ave gain*
Wee parsituz ott, Cos hem&
• .
Clubbing Offers.
The season for renewingsubactiptions
him tome again and we present to
our patrons the following Clubbing
rates.
Weekly Mall and Empire and News6115
Ittcorm
Weekly Mail and !Noire, Nnws•Itrcoun
and Mho of Canada and the World,
price 81.00 *100
Rawly liereld and Weekly Star and Nawn.
ltee0111) ....
Montreal Waimea and NEW9•1tEeeeirs....$1 CS
Weekly Glebe and NEws•Iteconn $175
Weekly Speetator and Id
Ladies' :mina atenthiv leagaolnel and SI 25
NtWepllEvonn
Weekly Sun and IsTMvs.liccolin *1 40
Deily Nowa and Nawadteeoan *150
Abs •
The by-law to grant a bonus to
Lakes canning factory was oarried in
Dunnville.
ANNUAL MEETING.
•
The annual meeting of the Holmesville-t
Cheese and Butter Mfg Co., Limited. will be
001(1 10 Wilson's Hall, Holtnesville,on Saturday,
Fobmary 1011i. MU° hour of two o'clock p. in.
for the election of officere, receiving of repeats
and transaction of other business. A. full
attendance's requested.
W.B.FORSTER. W.S'. I,AWRkNoff,
President. -Secretary.
Holrneeville, San. 8111,
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale a very desirable
property on Isaac street coimisting of four lots
upon whieh there fe a comfortable frame house
with kitchen and woodshed attached.There
is a good stable and 4 Arst-elmee well 01 Water
on eremitism. Tho orchard, consietingof grapen
nnd apples, is a good one. The property will
be saki at a reasonable figure for cash or e cult
and balance on time. Apply to the metier on
the -promises • MRS. JOHN IIINOR,
Clinton Mae Oth
SPECIAL
NOTICE
It have decided to commence
All January ist, 1000, to sell
for ChM or its equivalent,
and hope by handling beg
goods at lowest prices to
merit a continuance of pub -
lie patronage.
G. J. STEWART
Deo. 3015.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME.
STBATFORD,.
school that cetera advantages not build
eleowhere in Canada. Largo staff of expert
itstrUctors ; increased attendance: up•tetiates
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01100 whocomo rom
plateau which aro located
other businees colleges. They Want the beet,
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tome proowttig.
W. Z. ELLIOTT. Principal
Cooles Cotton :Root Compost
to sneteitsfully imermonthly ey over
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rear dttlaabit far w8I COMA ROO CM*
paha Tillte 110081152 11 ell Mixturee, pine and
imieettohe ere dangerous. Prise. NO. 1. niter
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