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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1900-03-15, Page 5MARCEL 15, MO. 1 ..,•••••••••••••••••..•••: AuoTION SALE 1,, Pa' ging 0 .. 01'mum STOCK AND . IMPLEMENTS el - '• •' Mr. Henry Beacom has instructed the under. • signed to sob il y public: auction on TuestlaY. I t:h8 •.. s March 37111, 1900. at Lot L. 14ayliela Luo', God. • erleti township, the follng owi..-,- 3 mares. 1 fa horaeriming I years, Zi moil clews about to (Wye. 111 a i limiter ii yeara Old, 2 heifers tistng 3 yearn, 1 0 ateer rising two Years, 3 ealven rising ono year, 1 Psnoe . road eat, Iet i ssngle harneso, 1 set double 2 liew, 1 col:cared buggy nearly now, 1 open hug- e gY, 1 Of 7 slice% 1 young Berkshire sow, 1 :won nearly ., • harness, I plow, 1 sot iron barrows:l gang plow, 9 i apring-toot h cultivator, 1 soulller nearly now, • • • • If peOple will risk their health they must ;my the price, e het In doing so they do not wish • • to pay more them the price. iVe • • ask for our pure reliable drugs • • fair price, but we permit no • • • competitor to sell like quality of e • Drugs cheaper than we ours • • aelyes, A point we try to favor- • • • ably impress upon the Public 44 • mind is the superior quality of • a our Drugs and our ability to till • II 411 AliTour wants with the best and •• • n t best posaible mower, So • • the purehaser takes no chances • 2 here, whether you have a doe. toes- prescription, a family re- • cipe, or any dreg needs,the right • ingredients, of right glittlitY, • rightly conrponnded, at right .Primes, can be had from us. • ways satisfaction or your -money back. 11 •, • ' • JACKSON'S • • Prescription Pharmacy. Phone 2. • 011*•••00•••••••••••••••tte. 1 cutting box•Igoot110 horse powera road aeraper, 1 mower, I luty rake. I has rack. 1 pair bob. sleighs, forks, ralos.antl otheearticles too num. I. orous to mention All will be sold without re- serve as the proprietor has rented his farni• Salo at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms -A.11 sumo of 65, and under, cash ; over that amount eight 1 menthe' credit on 0:waist:hag approved joint notes 6 Per cent. per annum discount for cash In lieu of notes, IIENRY BEACOM, THOS. BROWN, Goderteh township, hiti oh 10, 1000. Auctioneer, Proprietor A Dotter Foinine.. Toronto, March 10th. -There Is pros Holly it butter famine in some of the Canadian markets and this week when the railways were blockaded with .now, I the reeeipta of butter in thia market fell so low that prices jumped several cents. There aro several reasons for tle great and unprecedented scaro,ty of butter that at present exists. The ilow of milk last fall was not large, the flt00k of butter at the beginning of the winter was comparatively light, and owing to the active dernanol for both creamery and dairy butter for export to Great Britian all available stook of butter suit- able far shipment weep bought up, leav. ing the supply for home requirement very small. Mention was made some tina • ago 01 111(3 (moose Canada has met in the past year with the export butter tract +, aid the opinion is now general among commission firms that we Omit never see butter ail low in prim* in Can- . AUCTION SALE ada as it was a pair or two ago. Some niontbs aeo a local firm shipped a lot of 9 OF FARM STOOK AND IMPLEMENTS. 0 • 6 The undersigned hall been instructed b' Mr. . John Scotehmore to ()Meter sale by nubile onc- e tIon on range I and 2, Saublo Lino. litanley. on • Friday, March 10. 1900, the following: valuable • property: STOOK -1 gelding rising 3 years. 1 • cow supposed to be In calf,4 farrow eow, 2 plus 30 hens. Izen..101larrS, Eto. - 1 cutter nearq • 9 now and robe, l sot si harness. 1 set double • harness, 1 new. wheelbarrew,, I now aeutiler, ar 9 1 light wagon, 1 set brows, 1 plow, 12 cordsof • hardwriod, 10 cords softwood 50 cedar post., • quantitybay Of , iloOSIcuan .Fintxtrunn- • 1 cook stove nearly new, 1 parlor stove nearly O new, 1 ass cupboard, 0 bedroom sets nearly • • • • qiie:pw7 $moved: • A cross the Street 3 Doors South : • of Town Hall Jeweler and Opticinn. / • sies.erisseesseasearase-easeaseesawseesserto Successor to J. Biddlecombe. A.J,GRIGG now, 1 baby car1 ago, e1 m1 rs. so as, 01111 011100 articles too numerous to mention. Also 20 acres and good frame house and barn 20x22,. good spring water and orchard. There will be no reserve as the proprietor 10 going to the West TurestS Oto BALI- All Sums of 810. and under, cash ; over that amount months credit willbe given onfurnishingapprovedjoint notes. .0 per cent per annum discount for cash in lieu of notes. Salo to commence at 1 o'clock sharp. JOHN SCOTOHMERE, ED,BOSSENBURY Proprietor. Auctioneer, Stanley, March 8, 1900. •AUCTION SALE OF CA.TTLE AND HORSES.' I aril instructed by Mr, Fred Tot:Simon ,to sell by Public+ Auction at lot 36, eon. 1, L. R. S. Tueltersmith, 1 miles north of 13rucenold, on London Road, on Thursday. March 29t13. 1900, commencing at one o'clock p,m., the fo lowing: 13 good grade steers rising 3 years old; 5 Rood grade steers rising 2 years old, 3 good grade heifers rising 9 years old, 4 good grade steers rising 1 year old, 1 good draft fidy rising 8 years old. 2 good draft colts rising 3 year old, 1 general purposemare, 1 general purpose mare in foal, 3 pair of good 'working" horses. I bay horse 9 years old weighs 1450 lbs., 1 brown . horite 8 years old weighs 1500 lbs. There will he no reserve as l‘lr.Thomlinson is giving up this Zoom which he has had. rented. Tioitis-7 . menthe credit will be given on, furnishing approVed joint notes. A discount of 0 per • dent. per annum allowed for coal}, • . THOM 9,S GUNDRY, FRED TOMLINSON, Auctioneer,•• Proprietor, 13rneeneld P. p , March:12th, • HOLIDAY - Fl?Ulr8 •NOTICE HOLM ESVI LLE. OE& & BUTTER dairy butter to the Britleh markets, on consignment. The account receiyed of it vvas unsatisfactory, and the shippera • cabled 10 have it returned to Canada. Thte reason why the sale for the butter was slow at the time it reached the Brit- ish merkets was that large quantities of • New •Zealenti butter were arriving, and the markets broke under the weight of the offerings, The Canadian butter mention, d was reshipped and on arriv- ing at Montreal the'roronto firm, after Irving the two freights ou the goods, were able to sell it at a clear profit of a dollar a tub. Cheese factories are busy making butter in many distriots and they will, with the regular butter factor- ies, doubttess soon be able to increase, • the supply and bring it more in line it the demand. Whighitin. •• As a result of the Patriotic Fund con- cert the town council committee has re- mitted" 11 (21) to the treasurer of the Fund. • In aldilion to this, the efforts of tbe ladies of Wingliatu on behalf of the Red Cross Fond were highly suc- cessful. Sino the concert ol February 27th they- have conaiderably supple- mented the receipts on that night by the sale of souvenir programs and the amount now available for Red Cross purposes is about .$190 • Mr. Robt. Currie's residences was the scene of a pleasant'gathering the other evening when a eocial under the aus- pices of the Congregational onuroh was held. Mr. • Currie and family hospit- ably. entertained those who attended, and with the program, soiat converse tion, *etc., the evening passed very pleasantly. • . • 0 .0iir citizens. were grieved to hear that Mr- Oliver Gilchrist of the -Union factory has been' laid low by two . para- lytic strokes in. quick sucoeseion. Gilchrist has not enjoyed the beet of • heilith for some time past, • • _MANUFACTURING CO. (LIMITED.) Jas. G.olley, S who has r aid d iu • Wingham ter a numb: r of yeearse, 3.04 • LE1TING ()Plums RoOTES F.O.R SEASON here last week for Manitoba where be • • • • OF 100o. • , On Saturday, the 21th day of Mareh,.1900.' at. Mr. G011ey luta been one of Winghain's the hour of 2 o'clook • p. *, at 'Wilson's 110.11. progressive -citizens, • . the.Iiolinesville Cheese and 13a- . jniends roosting, probably a. Treherue. ter 0o. (Limited) will let by nubile auction, if Mr. A . Roe of the Queen's hotel la •mssIble, the draiving of the milk on each of the recovering slow iy from. the effectsrof the. °Hewing routes for the season of 1900 : . I parlay stroke •r% rived some Iwtetlle • .1..Holland% thence north to Telephone road, not ,y et, recovered his speech.• Route 1 -Commencing at C. Holland-s,God e • 11 e now a e to sit up, bu as township, and following said route south to ago. • R:g'Svteignt:e',,e';130;*tlito tig:17 ItglaidiVrttPasli Milk to be obtained on said roads, • thence • west to factor): with all milk te be obtained. • on south side of , Huron. Road, • Route 2—Commencing at William Weir's. on Bo,yileld Line, Godaleh Tp, and following • said rotate weal, to con. 11, thence soiith to le, •Wisatt, thence north to'factory with all•milk to be obtained on , said Bayliold Line and Route 3-000imeneing it J. G. Stoop's on 'eon. 9, Goderich •TD, and following sold • ratite north to Cut Line, thence east to factory • with ell milk 1.0 030 obtained on said 00(3. 9. Route 4 -Commencing at 0. Nesbitt's, con. 10, . Godorich Tp, and following said route south . to Huron Road, thence : west to factory with all milk to be obtained on said eon. 16 and Huron Road as far ae con 14 • and from *there all milk to be obtained on north side of Huron Road to factory. . Route 5 -Commencing at north end of Maitland con., Goderich Tp., and following said route south to factory with all milk to 130 obtained on Said Maitland con. • • Route 6-Comtne0eing at Wm, Make's, Huron Road, and following said route east to factory . with all milk to be obtained ort said Huron Road. Route 7 -Commencing at C. NY'hitely's on con. 7 Goderich Tp. and following said route • south to JILL CODT101)y 0, thence north to Side Line, thence east to con. 9, thence south to Cut Lite. thence east' to . factory with' all • milk to be obtained on said roads. . • • Route 8 -Commencing .at WM. Sterling'0,.cen, .6 Goderich T , and following said route north to Cu(. Inc, thence east to. factory • with all milk talc) obtained on said con.aand also On CO Una to con. 9, - • Rouble -Commencing at Geo, ludias, c.on. 7, Goderieh Tp and following said route north to Cut Lino, thence east to factory withall milk to bo obtained on said con. 7. • Route 10 -Commencinf at Mrs•Malloy•s, con.1 • to Fisher% Corner, thence south to • faetory with all milk to be obtained on cp. 1, to Maitland river. Route 11 -Commencing at T. It Wallis', con. 1, Goderich Tp, and follotvIng said route south to Telephone road, thence eat to con. 4 We ask you to try our Rai- sins, Currants and Peels. Our stock is new and good, just what you want' • for Holiday baking. Exeter Flour for • tioliday Pudding, - There is no better Flour made than this and none better value for the money. ,or Fresh Canned Goods try ours • J W. HILL SPECIAL NOTICE Cash prices until loth February next. • 7 bars good Soap, 25c • Extracts, 8c per bottle • Laundry Starch, 7c per lb. Corn Starch, 7c per lb. • A lot of govered baskets cheap to oclean out. Fair's Breakfast Food al - Ways ontand. Highest price for good * Butter and Eggs. G. J. STEWART Jan. 29th. W JACKSON Colborne Ts, and fo lowing said route west thence nor?: to Ont Line, thence east tc; g‘,;t:°e'TzetIligo1ggiltrgrttraurLinti. Tho drawer is to :Saturn tri each patron his share of whey each day. • The person drawing to be strong enough to proRerty handle all cans given to his care, T o rat can not to be lifted till 0 o'clock a. • Each dramerhas to be at fact ry a or o r AGENT C. P. R. 9 o'clock a. m. default of which sublecta him to a fine the amount to bo fixed by the Board of Directors. No drawer shall be expected to wait at stand for Milk longer than five minutes. On the above date a rebate of 4 eentit por 1000 lbs. of milk will be returned to all patrons and stockholders who furnished milk dating the season of 1899. W. IL FORSTER, W. s. Liman/qui, Preeidont. Secretary. Holmesville. March 5. 1000. CLINTON . Travellers to any part of the • world should consult the above in reference to tickets, fares, etc. W. JACKSON AGENT C. P. Rd LAND FOR SALE. THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD • Cheese sod Rutter Men • MARRIAGIN, Brantford, March 9 - A meeting 00 POSTLEWAITE CATLING.—ta the the directors, of the 'Western Ontario manse, Clinton, on March Oth, by Cheese and Butter Association was heldRev. Alex. Stewart, Fanny Catling, here yesterday when arrangements were daughter of Mr. John Catling of completed for the work of the aesoolas Clinton, to Mr. Thorn Postlewaite tion during the coming season. Then, . were present :--Illessra. R. M. Balton tyne, Stratford, president ; A. Wenger. Aytons; James Connolly, Porter's Hill t J. Paget, CandOro ; 11. Eagle, Atter- *Life Station; Robt. Johnston, Bright Geo tr, Bare, SebringYUle i Geo.' 0 Cloodhand, Milverton ; Murdoch Mon. risen, Hamilton. Mr. Goodfiancl having at the request ot the board placed bis Milverton cheese factory, free of charge, at t se disposal of the directors for illustration and experimental purposea during the coming season, it was deoldt d to ac- e •pt the satne and one of the instruc- tors, Mr, A. Smith, Superintendent Western Dairy. School, Was appointed officer in charge, of the station. His duties will be i-(1) To conduct experi, route in fermentation and curd tests (2) to illustrate the lateat and most improved methods of cheerio rectory operation. Mr. Smith is to oonamence his duties at the experimental station In April and to be in atten-"ance there every alternate week until the middle of October. a The President find Messrs. Goodhand and Barr were appointed a committee to advise with Mr Snaith as to his Orations and experiments. The following were appointed in. atruotors at !eateries and creameries Jas, Morrison, Brantford, for cheese factories' in the Counties of Oxford, Norfolk Haldinaand, Welland, tin. coin Wentworth, 'Brant, Halton, Peel and 'Waterloo ; A. Smith, Dairy Sam', Strathroy, at cheese factories in • the Vounties of Perth and Wellington and also at all the summer creameries in Western Ontario ; 0. 0, Luton, London, at cheese factories in the counties of Essex, Kent, Elgin and the portions of Middlesex and» Larnbton lying south of the Grand Trunk Railway running from Stratford via. London to Sarnia ; Geo. . McDonald,. Bluevale, at all the cheese factories not situated in any 01 (110 foregoina. The instructors' duties will include the making of fermentation tests at factories' when such tests have been duly applied for by the managers. • (intended for last week.) The roads are badly 'driftedin nearly every direction. • • • • Simon Barrow e has been away visiting in Iowa. Mr. John Govenlock is getting in a., good supply of wood at his tile yard/ near Winthrop. Quite a number leave for the West his 5414 They are mostly • parties wbo bave been in Ontario on a visit. Mr. Charles Wright, who got caught in the big blizzard a short time ago, and who was nearly frozen to death, is do- ing as well as can be expected, but he had a close shave. •. There are four parties keeping bach- elor's hall on the Leadbury line Poor fellows they have a hard row to hoe, In spite of the cold weather nearly everybody is jebilant these tithes The news from South Africa has been cheer- ing. • • Mr. Burkholder bas given up the Mul- doon farm and purposes going to ,Mani. toba. Mr. James Petrie, who sold his farm here some time ago bas bought a email plaCe on the Bayfieici Road in Goderksh township.• Tho Undersigned offers for sale that desiraule. sixteen (16) acres of land south of the London 'Peer& Oen Wooa's PhosphogUesi and will be sold in one piece or hi lots. My Road Bridge. It Ha beautiful s to for building arm Gym "Nosh Rowdy, reason for selling is that It is too far from town Sold and recommended by al to handle myself and it doesn't pay to hire help druggists in Canada. Only reit A. covert, Clinton able medicine discovered. 131.1 • Tune 201h. packages guaranteed to cure t' forms of Sexual Weaknetis, all effects of abuse 00 01001333, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To. t bocce. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt . BEARDLESS BARLEY FOR SALE. of price one volrair $1, six, $5. One tont pleases *IX WM clurol slap letS free to any "Mmes.Tho • Who wood oomparry, windsor,Ont. undersigned has a tplantity of Beadle Barley for sale. Wood's Phosphodine is sold in Clinton bYGEOltGE MIDi)LETO Sydney Jackson, druggist . GoderIph toWnship, Clinton P. 0. • A LIVE LOCAL WEEKLY The News -Record is a live 10e ti • and caters to the reading wants of all lasses • community., It Excels in Local News 59 11, newspaper in the lieedY's Remarkable Life. • We have received a boOk of Much Ina- portande.at•the present time, from 1 he Poole •Publishing • Company, Toronto; rhe Life of D L. Moody." The book is attractive, and is well printed on good white paper. Thirey-three.pages of illustrations. embelish its pages, cover- ing the outstanding features in Mr. Moody's career, home life' and religious experience. its circulation will prob- ably be Very, large, as Mr. Moody had a. powerfnlinfluenee in Canada,was known here quite as weltas orates the. line; and his.was a potent name in thousands of Christian households. • The batik is pub- lished at 25 cents in heavy paper cover or 50 unite bound in Cloth, is for sale at all bookstores, or Will be sent postpaid by the publishers on receipt of price Everyone wiltwarit to read the story of the life ivorkof this retharkable It is sold In Clinton by. th.0 W. Cooper Co, LuelonOw. The Public Library Board elected the following officers for. the current year :- Jas Lyons, Chairman' R. D. Cameron, Treasurer ; D. 'D. Yule, Secretary.; Committee on breaks. purchased,.. S. MurchiOn, Wm. Connell and G. W. Berry. 'Farrnera state that the recent large fall of snow came . at a, very. oppertune time, ato, that if it stayn on the ground for a few weeks more it will be the means of saving a large amount of the' wheat, crop from. frost. The wheat so far haswintered well, and if there is no more .scatere winter weather the resi- dents of Western Ontario can look for., ward to a bountiful harvest. Mr James Gordon, who has been in the butchering business in Luoknow for • over twentyedx years, has removed his business to the shop next door to Alex, Ross' harness shop. • Mr, Thos. Faictiner ot Fargo, North Dakota, who has been visitingfriends and relatives in Goderioh, Bayfield and Luoknow, returned to his home on Tuesday. . While it exeels in local news and in well-written cor- • respondence from ali. parts of the county, it contains cotnplete market reports, an interesting serial, news of the dayt notes about the farm, and a Talmage ser- mon in every issue. . Will continue to improve The News -Record has been twice enlarged in • •••••••.... A New Idea, For Socials ' The "Dollar Soeial" is a novel scheme for church assistance, and because of its uniqueness we give the method. Everyone who attends is required to earp a dollar in some extraordinary way, and on that evening relate bow they earned • it. Refreshments are then served, and all thosewho come without !le dollar are charged an ad. mission fee • The explanat'ons are otten funny, ingenious and very inter- esting frequently showing new schemes for labor and profit neyer, dreamed of before. _ Exeter. antended for last issue.) • + Miss Loraine Hooper left on Monday to attend the Forest city Busiuess lege. • Mr. Aaron Jackman and sister, Mrs. Emma Loftus of Fort Erie, and Mrs. • Wm, Wilds of London attended the funeral of the late Ann Mooreshead on Friday last. • • Mr. Wes. Hawkshaw, proprietor of • the Commercial House, is confined to. his robin withinflammetory rheum. atism. _ Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Westcott cele- brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding on Wednesday. the 28113 ult. There were a number of relatives peesentand all report a very pleasant time. The presents were numerous and costly. •The roads in this vicinity are almoot impassable. the piteleholes are numer- ous and deeper than usual on the Lon- don Road, Mrs. Wm. Westcott of Seaforth, who has visited relatives here the past week, returned home on Wednesday last. • kNOUS--01tAtIAM4 of Rayfield. - At the xesidenee of the bride's parents, Atwood, CM tins 27t1i Feb., by tho Rov. P. A.. MoLeod, ILD.,\V. D. Angus to Miss Lizzie Graham. FISHER- -TlIOMSON.--At the manse, Itippen, on March 70; by Rev. S. Acheson, Mr. Robert (I. Fisher of Harvey, North Dakota, to Miss Ag. nes, dauehter of the late George Thomson of London Road, May. SUMNER-ROBINSON,---:At the rest dence of the bride's parents on the 7th lust., by Rev. R. Whiting, B. A., Mr. Ernest Sumner,. Logan to Annie, eldest daughter Of Mr. Wro, Rotation, Mitchell. LAWRENCE- DAVIS.-At the resi- lience of the bride's parenta on the 71.13 inst., by the Rev. J. T. Kerrie, Mr, George Lavvrenoe, Logan, to Miss Susie Mary Alio, daughter of Mr. John Davis'Mitchell. VARaCADDEN - PATTERSON. - In Grey on March 7th at the residence .0 wows ri cure ver ills; the nen-Irritating and ils of the bride's parents by Rev. D. B. nly cathartic to take 'Mb Hood's flarsanarillai McRae, Mr. Robt. F. Coscadden of • ". Trop, Oro., Sinfooe Co. , Ont., to Sold lay Watts: & Druggiata: Miss Maggie, daughter of Ur. Geo. Patterson, 13th con, Grey. * For Over Fifty i'ears COLOLOUGHs-TINNY.--At the Manse,. Hensall, on February 28th, by Rev. lvies.Wresrow's &mum% SYRUP luts been J. S. Henderson, Mr. W. Cololough rgebytgirs oifteadoitliner (It/ chhtudr2 of Goderich township to Masa Bar- broken of your rest by a sick child fintfogng riot Tinny of Hay. and crying with pain of Cutting Tooth send at LUDT.° WRICIIARDSONAt C'Miffett:1iiletl"Prti81°rtO" -'7ie re* nssrai8fdreeohiIr. sidenoe of the bride 8 parents,Gode, novo tho poor little suirerer immediately. De- riniaistbliggettilfgeiggisiataiggiti rich township, on March 71.13 by Rev. E. B. Smith, George Ludlow of and bowels, cures Wino COUP, Battens the Proton St ition, Grey comity, to Gums, mallow Inflam motion, tualigi vett tone and "Great Haste & Not AkwaYs Good' Speed." Arany people trust to luch to pull then: through, am/are often disappointed. Do not dilly-clally in matters' of health. With 0 you can accomplish miracles. With. out it you are "no good." Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood healthy by the Woof Hood'e Sar- saparilla, the faultless blood purifier. RiteumgtIsm-01 bad acute rheum*. ln my limb and foot. 1 commenced treatment wIth Hood's Sarsaparilla and, Hood's Pills and in short tirae was cured." Wuaaart Homo Brantford, Ont, Scrofula -I' I was troubled with scrofula and impure blood, A. cut on nay arm. would not, heal. Hood's earsaparina was recommended and after I bad taken tbree bottles Was well." DAN= Resurson,52g Treauley Street. Toronto, Ont. Zurich. The news of the -relief-of Ladysmith caused great excitement in the village of Zurich. No 'sooner was the news confirmed than guns were fired, bells began to ring and the flags flapped The excitement reached its elinaltioNwhen Mr, 111. 3, Hagen, principal of the Z. P. S., with his assistants, torched the pupils down town. Although the snow was knee deep they continued the march till they reached the square, where they were brought to a halt, Three rousing cheers were then given for the Queen, Canadians in.Africa, and the other Generals. They sang a num' bei of patriotic songs. Arr.. John B. Tom, I s S. for West Huron, had been examining the school when the news was received, but work MP ended for the day With Mr. Tom's approval. • Abolishing Statute tabor. A. W. Campbell, provincial inetrues tor in road making, seys that the ferm- era and municipal coutieillOrti are falling in line, and the restate seen in improVed roads were many. No los than 23 townships, Mr. Campbell says, have abolished statute labor, that relict of barbarism, as he calls it, and have adopted improved method& of goad making. \ Mr. Campbell has been CM - ducting meetings in several of the Oat - • Florence M., daughter of Mr. Jas. `teettir niT2 gTrttipto 'Richardson. • sant to Syrup' 000 OIIlkLOOfl die tasto and is the proscription of ono BIRTHS: Vt =stow s SOOTHINI33 SYRUP..• M h 2 d the of the oldest and best female physiolans and nurses in the' United States, Price twenty -aye cents it bottle. Sold by all druggists through- out the world," Bo sure and ask for "Mrs. COOK. -,,In Clinton, on are n • wife of Mz. David Cook, Jr., of a daughter. • EAST -In Clinton, on March 12th, the wife or Mr. Henry East, of a son. SHANAHAN-In Hullett, on March • 8th, the wife of Mr. John Shanahan, of a daughter. B.013INSON.-In East Wawanosh on March 7t11, the wife of Mr. Thos. Robinson of a daughter. • • DEATHS. PASSMORE.-At the residenee of her On-inaavv, Mr, John Holmes of the • 'Huron Road, Goderich township, on • Friday. March 91h, Eliza Cole Mad- • dock, relict of the late Frank Pass- • more, formerly of Brantford, aged. •• 84 years. • LEISHMAN ,-In Eest Wawanosh oe March Oth., JohnJ. Leishman, aged •.18 years, 10 months and 28 days. MaGAW „-ln 'Kincardine . on March • 2m15 Thee, A. .McGaw; son of Mr, John McGaw, aged 25. years and 0 • months.: COLLINS, Eireter.on the 1st inst., R. H. Collins, barrister, aged 46 ^ years. • MOORESHEAD, -in Exeter on the lst inst,,, IvIrs.'Jaketnan, relict of •the late John , Mooreshead, aged 88 years and 6 months. • MORRISON.-In Kincardine on the 3rd inst., Sarah Morrison, relict of the • Hugh Morrison, aged 84 years. BROWN . --In Grey on Saturday March • ard, Agnes, daughter of Mr. John Brown, 10th con., aged 16 years, 1 month and 25'days. CLARK. -In Huron township OD Sat- •' urclay, March ard, Elizabeth H. ' Clark, aged 23 'years,4 menthe and . 3 days. •' School Report 8. 8. No. 14, Ilav. The folio wing as the report of S.S. No. 14, Hay, for the month of February, based on attendance, demeanor and general proficiency :- • ss Sr. 1st. -Florence Petty, Herbert Phillips. P. S. L.- •Albert Berry, Ben Smillie, Ella Phillips, 41.h,-4no. Petty, Martha Jackson, Violet MeArthur. ard.Sy-Grace llacArtimit Beatty Petty, -Agnes Thottisen. ard, Jr. --.-Fred Deters, Geo. Chamb- ers, 2nd, Sr...jessici IVICArthur, Percy Clark, -Emily Fee. Pt, 2nd Sr. -Grace Anderson, Jennie Jackstm, Geos Petty, Pt. 2nd Jr -Sara Petty, Jessie Mc 4.r thur, Laura Fee. • Pt. 1st -Clarence Mc0onne1l.-4. 11. Brownlee, Teacher. more home news tite labor townships lately and hag most an may years and now contains f them pledged to give up their statute than any paper published in Huron. It .is The rico of ple's raper and live correspondents have helped to' •Review of Reviews. make it tiO. The American Monthly RAVI6W Mlle - views for March ;Thomases the war in An Increasing Lisi s.teadily increased under the present management and Vniritjcbye adtitol:robriP To411"2.b"li otfA. is to.day among the first in the county. i'lWe want veelt's•administratierk6'in Nvessinxforit;) the; appadaehiog Presidential campaign, and tO it il rainy attar timely tops,. South &fries in Ito various phases, the ilityPriuneefote troth thPuerto The subseriptIon list of The ...,,*wevves..neeord hoi Itioas tariff, our situation in the Phili s -e • . • • ".A. Single raot Isworth a shipload of argument." What shall he fetid then of thousands of facts P Every cute by Hood's Sato separilla is a fact, presentingthe strongest possible evidence of the mer- it of this medicine. Thousands and thousends of such factsprove that Hood's Sarsaparilla will cure all dis- eases caused or promoted by impure blood. It is the best medicine money can huts, Indigestion, nausea ate cured Hood' e Pills, HOUSE FOR SALE. — • On Vioteria street, Near Organ Fats tom $300 will buy aroomy, comfortable house witl. goo I lot -the property recently occupied by Frank Upshall. Apply to W., BRYDON.9.13 Baririster March 7111, ' • • • • HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Housekeeper waonte•inamall famiy. Ad drs3xSOlintn P.O. •• . Jan:rd. h. • • FARM FOR SALE L•-•. • • The undersigned Offers for solo iot 8 on the Blyflold Itoad, Stanley township, consisting of •- 60 acres. Upon the lot thereto n, bank a rn 30X40 ft. and frame house 20x3Oft. The farm ie well •watered and fe cod nd ln a odd state of cul- • tivation. 11 in ilea from Bay fl old. Will. he sold •on tomato emit the purchaser. For furtherpar- -deniers apply on the prein• ,t;e.sc4tu • JOHN-•$ToNE.. Inst. lath. 21ni- • °gal 041o44044040,414419scifrilenteetsalleOltsOstiesaeOsartiratea‘seeelletifitsfala4M i McKINNON & Oa a e 0 313.11.41Crilr II 0 0 0 0 ; HOW WE DO IT. i LET US ILLUSTRATE OUR BUSINESS BY YOURS i • • No matter what your business or calling is, you 0, know the power ot cash in buying. You know how man. S ufacturers hunt for it, how prices go down .before it. You 02 0 know what an advantage cash gives in the matter of dis• cov ! counts. You know the tremendous advantage of the big 0 ' buyer the man, who if he hu‘s at all, buys hrgely, You 0 • fr , know there is a gi eat difference between the prices quoted io to bbn and those quoted to the small buyer. Now apply 0 7 these well known business conditions to our business. We buy for cash, We sell for c ash always. We co buy large quantities. We sell large qu.Intitie . 0 Anyone can see that by the crowds we handle. Now ? isn't it perfectly plain that we can, And do save money r, for those who buy heir goods at this. store, do, be sat. ISo Wed to stay away and doubt, come in and t.:,et the benefits 0 your neighbors are' getting. Ladies' Cloth jackets, regular price $5, for ' 125 5000 .0 a. 0 Ladies' Fer-Lined Capes, worth $20, for ' Astrachan Jackets, worth' 825, for Alen's Wallaby Fur Coats Werth $18.50, for 1134 90: 0 20 00 Astrachan Capes, worth $18, for • Men's Fine Beaver Overcoats, velvet collars, $10 for 85(1 •a Shooey's Fine Tweed Suits, worth $8, for •. • 5 90 The above goods will be cleared mit regardless of cost, as we will carry rio . g gouda over tilt. another season. a ; MoKINNON & CO. - BLYTH • Bargain ays Big Spring Bargain Sale in ilardware,Tinware, Friday, Satur- Gra,niteWare, LarnPs. etc. on Satur- day and Monday, April 6, 7 and 9, A .lull. list will • be published before days of ale. ,. In ' order to give us more room for above sale we have selected • n TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE • The subscriber offers for sale ii. very desirable. proporty on Isaac street consisting of fou • Iota upon w deb there 131 0 comfortable Pram 1101180 • withicitelten and woodalcal attached. . There 08 11 good stable and a first-class walla water on promises. The orchard, consisting of grapes .and• apples, is a good ono. • Tho property n besold at a reasonable figure for eash or cash and balance on time. . Apply to the owner on .the premises MRS. 'JOHN JUNOR (llinton May 9111. GRIPPE VICTIMS • . . . WILL IN TacrusAtins OF OASES DAVE •TO FIGHT CATARRH UNLESS DR: AG- NEW'S CATARRHAL .POWDER IS USED TO : PREVENT TELE -SOW1NG DP THE SEED. • The Wifeof a prominent phyaciarf of Toronto was a victim of Cetarrhin its worst 'harm. She tried almost every treatment known in the world of meth - eine without receivingany lasting ben- efit. 'Hearing of the s almost miracul- ous cures made .by. Dr. Agnew's Cat- arrhal Powder, she'procured it, Persev- &tin its use'for eight rehabs, antliwaa fully restored, and all symptoms of the dreaded .. disease eradicated Zoom her system. She says, "After years of suffering I rejoice to be free," Name given on application. • Sold by' Watts 44.cs. amr.••••••••• The Marconi system of wireless tel- egraphy was tried in the British naval manoeuvres and proved verysuccessful. • • COTTAGE FOR SALE The cottage and property belonging to t ie late Wm. MeClinehy, being lot No. 4, west side of Isaac street, In sub -division D of I, Rattenburv by 11., H. Chown. 11 38 a comfortable and well- sithated property, and will be sold on reason- able terms. Apply to JAMES SCOTT Clinton or PETER DOUGLAS, Blake. Jan. 15 . survey. is 1 Atpresent for sa e. present, °coupied • WHEN HOPE'S GONE LIFE'S NOT WORTH THE LIVING, SOUTH Amouroatt NERVINE RE- STORES HOPE AND PERFECT HEALTH, Four years ago Annie Patterson, of Sackville, N. 13, had a veiy severe et - tack of ,Le. Grippe, which left her with a very acute form of stoniach ,trouble. She had about given up hope of a per: manent cure when South American Nervine was recommended to her. She procured it, and in it very short tone experienced wonderful relief. After takingsix bottles she was absol- utely cured. She says: "I believe it to be the most eifectivesremedy for stomach trouble in the market:" Sold by Watts &• Co,. Brown's Sale Register. Tuesday, March 13th, at 1 p, m„ on lot 8, con. 9, II. it., S. Tuckersmith, clearing sale of farm stock and imple- ments. -•-Donald McKellar, proprietor ; Thotnas Brown, auctioneer. Tuesday, March 20th, at 1 p. in. at Graham's hotel, Brucefield, clearing sale of horses, heatless, buggies, cutter and other articles. -Reuben Orthron, - proprietor; Thomas Brown, auctioneer. Wednesday, March 21st, at 1 p. m., on lot 8, con. 5, 11. R. S. Tuckersmith, extensive sale of foul stok and pletnents..--David Chesney, proprietor ; Tilos, Brown, auctioneer. Saturday March 17th, at 1 p. at the Queen's hotel, Settforth, wagons, cutters, robes, harness, block and tackle used for raising barns, also cmnplete outfit for inoving buildings. -Petrick Keating, proprietot ; Thos. Brown auctioneer. American Vice -Consul Morrison esti- mates the gold output of Dawson tbk; year at 03,000,00n to $30,0003000. s "Safe bind, safe find." Portify ponritelf by taking Hood'et Sareaparillit ow anti br, sure of good health for 0531108 10 coine, Oats Wanted `Oat's wanted in exchange for Oat - anent and the best Flour in the market as follows : II Abs. Oatmeal for "bushel Oats 15lbs. Flour .(Manitoba mixed) for .1 bushel Oats ••ILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY • Every • purchaser, be the attionnt small or loge, gets 0 coeponated when a certain number is reeqved the holder will be entitled to a piece of Silverware of their.own choosing. Come • and see- the Silverware. • . • : • • ' • 0, OLSON • Butter and Eggs Wanted. Tothe Front A ain - , Owing to the recent fire I have • . moved to the Deflates, block, • text the • Mason House, where • I am pi epared to buy all kinds ' of Seeds which must be clean • and free from all dirt and weeds. I will not handle dirty Seed. • GROCERIES AND TEA sold as cheap as the cheapest. • goc Tea. for eec 45c Tea for 400 •OAT AND CORNMEAL Senator Lewin of St. John'is dead, • KEPT•IN STOCK • FRIDAY ANP 'SATURDAY MARCH 2nd AND 3rd For a Bargain. Sale in Wood Cooking Stove $ and. '- all kinds: Of Heat...ng Stoves. If wilI pay t•o buy even if not needed for another -season. ,• All Stoves ;narked in plain figures. This will•give..Y01.1 an 'idea of the re 1u..ttonS : $32 Stovesfor $28 Oash ! $7.00 St,oves for $5.90 Cush. $111 $8.75 ()ash $20 " • $17 Cash . .A. FIERY SKIN. W. DUNCAN, AIJOT1ONDER DR AGNEW'S OINTMENT WILL SOOTHE POW, AND DEAL IT. . • With the skin fairly ablazo. from itching, burning. sKill diseases* such as eczema, tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, and other distressiog eruptions, one application of Dr. Agnew sOint- ment will quench the fire, give instant relief and comfort; will cure and leave the skin clear and soft. In three to five nights it will cure ruiy kiud of piles. Sold by Watts &Co. , • • — - •-• • • - A STRANCEEPITAPH 3 • IMPERIAL EMULSION Found on s gravestone in a village churchyard in Sussex. England, reads was a cough as cerried her off ; it was a coffin they car- ried her off in." Now had the vir- tues of our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil been known and the prepara- tion used in this case, that epitaph might never have hem .written. It, is well known that ,Cod Liver Oil is unequalled in the treatment of all affections of the throat end lunge, and Comber; Emulsion is a preparation of Cod Liver Oil hi its .• palateoble end agreeable form, 0418* . fly taken by the Most delicate per- sons. It contains a larger percent- age of pure Norwegian (Ind Liver Oil than 111081. 00 the largely adver. Used preparations. Large bottles ,35 Maint IIY H. B. OOMBE Chemist and DruggiAt. CANADIAN •PACIFIC , . SETTLERS' ONE-WAY EXCURSION $g3.00 Stoves for $20.00 Cash I 3 GOOD SECONDHANDCOOKING STOT S AT A BARGAIN. • Not necessary to have 'stoves taken away on day of sale, by pitying a deposit it can be kept until called for. HARLAND BROS. • IRON AND HARDWARE oP STOVES AND TINWARE YOU MAKENO MISTAKE Whenyoubuy your YU liNITU RE from us. We will give you good goods, well made, well finished and at prices as LOW as the lowest. • UNDERTAKING. We are the Leading Undertakers. Our stock is com- .plete in all the different branches. Our prices will be found To Manitoba and. Canadian N'ortirtVost will leave Toronto every TUESDAY during IVfarch and April. Passengers travelling without Live Stook should take the train leaving Toronto at 2 p,m. Pasengers travellingsvith Live Stook should take the train leaving Toronto at 9 tam. Colonist:steeper win he attached to each train. For fail particulars aml copy of ,Sottlora' Guido" apply to any Canadian Auntie Agen3. 00 10 A. H. NOTM AN, Asst., Gen. Plush Agent. Kittg St, East. Toronto. STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME. eaff STRATPORD, ONTARIO. A1401061 that offers sitIvantagee not found elsoWhero in Canada. Large ataff of expert itstructora; increased attendance ; Up-tadato business training ;,,secires Of atudents 3)1:3330.1into good paying positiena ; Students in attend - mice whocornotrom places in which aro lecated other bliainesS colleges. They Want the best, It ;aye in the end., Now term now Open. Enter amen atl pessible. Write toslay for Our 110335' 011131 prespectinS. ,„ W. 4. 131.1.IOTT, Principal 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. Prd, sessitt Ito! Ars J. Vii7 ▪ Calidley. Manager asuceesimasuocce 'arm "ho. Giver-st Isono ter:mow:Ns 00 sao.•000. or- \,‘ He AL p.r1t,k-ideeo. m oecyatT4121-681011Ikeeezeka -73686. sr? ArnritiR/ /is:" Nouni&laf.Tecrofida, o:Point.:h be, toTrOpetion. roper oftd Atte, Mule Inetremon, IfidniryArorder: 49-Soelom Like a Bank Note •17 UVerY boot of our Native Herbs is stamped with a registered. number, and contains a guarantee that, if tt". taken as directed, this remedy will cure all diseases arising from impurities of the blood. The name bf every purchaser is registered, with the box. Should the reraedy fail to benefit him, he has only to sign the guarantee slip and mail it to us to get back the full price of the box. • • Yott will not run the slightest risk in using %Aweer It is purely vegets.ble-contains no inmeral drugs whatever—and cannot possibly do any harm, even if it fails to cure you. And if it does not cure you your money will be returned. • There is no reason, therefore, why you should not (and every reason why yott should) begin treat - Inca to -day, if you are suffering in any degree from V• liver complaint kidney disorder nottons afroctIon sick headache 'blood 316180n female trouble rheumatism err's eel as coorslairt dyspoosia conntipstion Scrofula denffid tottor catarrh Is arlops cough or cold •• Our Native Ilerbs tablets ig sold by druggists at $r.o0 a box (also in powdered form). If you can't get it of your drugist, we will mall you it bOX*200 days' treatinent--on ;; receipt of price. • THE ALONZO 0, BLISS OM, 232 St Paul Staid, Montilla!, Con. . Eurekagoliess 01118 thabeat uresereative Of 118W Math& and the best renoVator 01014 loathar. 11 Alia•aoftatili 1)10615* MU and DrOtaatit. 17841 Eureka I Harness Oil on 'Ivor bort harniies, yea 44d her - ales, mad Tort. Odirtillip tap, aid they not toot motor ritit.= Sete to to fly* want. wit* w f**10101.1.11/11. TAilfe44 FOR THE IPAPROVEMENT OF STOCK. FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STOOK. There wilt be kept at lot ef. 00.0, for the Improvement Of Atook 10 itha Chester boar. Ternis,t1 10 be paid at time Of aerVieo With the privilege of rotten to hog ft neeegsary. W, ,7. Me1O1UIiN • Sonnerldll. nee. Olt. am* -__________ ssetteesa amass's COW FOR SALE. rowtneteelved tor We. Meo rerhorobred :coley non forledeHs_ JON HOLMOS, }limn 11,gled. obh. CillsItLES RARER, Matson to _The untleudgnet1 will keep for serviseat wz, eonto, tsodesseli township. the shorthorn Vaptain AlstrlOw,reftigtrred (29781) 110 the Dominion Hard Book. Tama, Atc,ort Canada, improved Yorkthirtit liar breiltk by the Ontario Agricultural Cargo from the afro Favalte.bra. by John flni4 &Son. Park- hill. This hog Is reglatered. Terme. 51, to bo P811 timeof dervite, withprivIlege ofreturtl- ing t fog if ItereSSAry.. fith.