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.Tan. 1004 1902
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COWS FOR SALE.
The widersigned has three Cowslor bale •
0.9Atajit balfJoreeY., newly calved, while the Wheat ... ... 0 70 o e 70
Outer sWe are eZPOCCOLI to calve this manta. . Doose Wheat, 6 13 to 6 70
JOSHUA 'W. HILL,
41t, 2nd, Steumerhill P. 0, Tnr•key Red Wheat 0 08 to 0 68
0 50 to 6 02
COW FOR SALE.. ....... ....,o 88 to 0 40
0 10 to 07D
Tim undersigned has a IleW Irdik COW, Sow Rye 0 40 to e 45
101 number of pig s for Sale, Potatoes per bushel 0 80 to 0 80
gintotf;tjan, ith
3,0441 11'441E°' /141.Q4 tc'act Butter r 11 an.d crook 0 14 to 0 15
o s
Butter in tub 0 14 to 15
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!ELECTRIC RAILWAY OAR. ANNUAL MENTINGS 011 AGRI. INARKIAQII$
buten Market Report, , TERIS. ------
CULTURAL SOCIETIES,
Siaould the electric railwty charter* -
Tamaqua= 1$00Ilin
he granted which the Legislature has
been asked to pass this year. and, fur. The annual meeting of the member of
t her, should the companies interested
carry put the construction of all the
lines projected, no lesi than 4040 tulles
will be added to the naval electric rail-
way mileage of the province. Twelve
corn genies figure in the applice.tione,
the territory in which Ibex are inter-
ested extending from Cornwall to
'Windsor, and if all the lines were built
there would he a continuous line be,
tweet, those two points, except, a ehort
hiatus from Glencoe to Tecumseh,
while to the north arfotlaer system will
reach from London to Owen Sound,
skirting the shore of Lake Huron. Of
course, it may be years before some of
the railways projected will be built, and
it is not uncharitable to my that Nome
of the companies aim only at the pose-
eesion of the charter for future sale.
Thefollowing table shows the routes
and approximate mileage of the God.
erIch radial line for which a company
has asked for A charter:
Goderich to Dungannon 10
earlovv to Auburn 5
Auburn to Blyth 6
Blyth to Walton
Walton te Seawall li
Seeforth to Clinton 8'
Clinton to Goderesh 12
Blyth to Winglia,m 18
' C• ONE
NP Brussels to Wroxeter
Walton to Brussels
10
7
.
" Bayfield road to Bayfield 9
YeeVeNeftes/WW1ImeeleMV1A0we. Beyflelcl to Parkhill 28
Parkhill to London 24
For Gold'Filled Watch Emied Dunlop to Kincardine
Kincardine to Tiverton 8
80
Tiver ton to Port Elgin
Port. Elgin to Southampton
Hagar Bones,
For Men
Bell Slims
Q"qa-40-411-•••qe4Kw4D4W•A
For, Women
These shoes are made
from original and
exclusive designs.up-
on which the highest
\ skill and best thought
have been concentrat-
ed and impart to the
foot an elegance of
style which 'distin-
guishes their wearers
as being better dress-
ed than those of. less
particular choosing.
No mattt/r for what
,4gu, rpose you may de-
sire shbes you will
find your require-
ments perfectly sup-
plied in the
HAGAR or the BELL
line, so complete is
the variety. _
FRED. T. JACKSON.
'Sole Aigent in Clinton.
To Rent or
For Sale Ads
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE. ..
39,000 will • buy a choice farm 'of about 120
acres situated a half mile from Clinton. Gobd.
brick house, 20x287'and 20x2 ;.barns • 40x49 and
40x60, with stone st underneath,silo,wind-
*mill, etc. Will be sold on easy terms. Fop
further particulars apply at
JAMES STEVENS, Clinton P.O.
Clintou,Dec. 9th.
FARM FOR SALE..
' IN STANLEY •
Lot 7, concession 7, Parr Line. Stanley, is
offered for sale. This farm contains one hun-
dred acres, ninety of which are under cultiva-
tion, well fenced and well tile drained. The
balance is good bush. There are comfortable
buildings and all in good repair. The farm Is
within five miles of Kippen station, three.miles
from Varna and one. and a half miles from
Hillsgreen, where are churches, setore, post
°Mee. eto. There is a school.on, the corner of
the farm. There is a good orchard and a never
failing spring of water convenient to the build-
ings. This is an exceptionaly good farm de-
sirably situated and will be sold cheap and on
easy terms. .Apply on the premiees or address
JAMES WORKMAN. 2_
Oct. 24th.• Hillsgreen O.
FARM FOR SAL.E..
The undersigned offers fo,P sale lot 42, con. 13,
Township of Hullett, consisting .of 150 acres,
110 acres cleared and in a .good state of cultiva-
tion, 10 acres stump land. and balance good.
hardwood bush, never °tilled. The lot is well
'watered and fenced and 18 I mile from a
church, 2 miles from Auburn and 9 miles from
Clinton. .4. Public school is located on the
corner of the lot. There is a good two story
brick house. 2 bank barns and outbuildingb and
a good bearing orchard. For further partice-
lars apply to
,EPH, BALL, Auburn P. 0.
Sept. 2nd.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for Salo a seven...vim'
ed cottage on Orange street together witkode-
fifth acre of land. New cistern and Well. Will
be sold on reasonable ternis. • ' •
MRS. ()ARUM
Clinton, April 12th. •• • ..
STORE TO RENT.
First-class brick store, suitable for' any busi-
ness. Apply to
Clinton, Nov. 20th.
W. C. SEARLE,
s ••• seseeeeeeeeseeliiiieeeibee
•• —ATTEND THE BEST—. Li
•: —IT PAYS-r-
STRATFORD, ONT.
• A sehool well known from one Mid of •
• Canada to the other for its superior •
• work This college giVes the right 1
• kind of educatiOn and placee many of e
• its students in good positions. Note is •
• the dm to enter. Prepare for retool •
• and you will trot iL •
•
• WHte for our beautiful catalogue 4 •
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• W. j. ELLIOTT, Principal: •
• •
0000 promisees seesseseeeVeloe
° MMIBLEmaGRANIIE
MONUMENTS.
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1,0,040
Egge per doe
Hay. ... . .
0 10 to 0 10
8 00 to 9 00
0 ke. to 0 10
I.4ve Hogs per cwt... •,.., , 0 85 to 6 35
PreeeedPork per cwt..... 8 00 to 7 75
Chickens per pair ' )0 20 to 0 40
Ducks per pair , . 0 40 to 060
teem per pound 0 05 to 0 00
Turkeys perpound.„0 07 to 0 08
Flour per cwt.,,.., 1 90 to 2 15
Bran per ton .. 19 00 to 19 00
Shorts per ton.... 20 00 to 20 00
Dried Apples per lb, „ 005 to 005
PUMPKIN
The° pumpkin oontaiued
Southarcipton;to Wiarton
466 Seeds. Wiarton to Owen Sound
Kinciredine to Walkerton
• WINNERS
Miss M, Dowzer, Clinton 467
John Noble, Hullett 467
Henry Baker, (Hinton
, JUDGES
-• John Carbert, Hullett
• Dr, Agnew, Clinton
0. L. Fisher, Clinton
The guesses ranged from
405 .
•
50t9 1000,
A. j. GRIGG
Scientific Yelvelee and
CIA=171NT.
Holinesvil• le •
•cheese Factory
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annualmeeting of the stock -holders and
patrons of the Helmesville cheese and butter
Manufaeturing Co., will be held in Wilson's
hall, Holmesville, on Saturday, Jan. 25 1902, at
1 o'clock p. tn. for the purpose of winding up
the past year's business election of officers ' for
the manta year, ark? t311 transaance ction ofd any
Cadairgibantelden that.day.strongly ;ril-
ed that all shareholders00present as matters
of importance will come up No discussion,
• . The drawing of the milk on the different
routes same as before will be let at the same
time. • - •
W. B.•PORSTER. Pres.
•
W. S. LAWRENCE, See.
HolmesVille, Dec. 261902.
ANNUAL MEETING.
• The Twenty Sixth Annual Meeting of the Mc-
Killop Mutual Fire Inkuranee Company will be
held in the Town Hall, seaforth, on the 17th
day, ofJanuary, 1902, at 1 o'clock p. tn. The
business will include receiving the Directors'
and AuditOrs' reports, the annual statement,
electing three Directors and the discussion of
other business forth° welfare of the Company.
The retiring Directors are James Connolly of
Porter's Hill, John Watt of Harloak and (leo.
Dale of Seaforth, who are eligible for re-elec.
tion. , _
J. B. MeLEAN. President
. • • THOS. E. HAYS, Secretary
S'eaorth, Dec. 30th.
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0 • So
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Logsand Heading of
all kinds wanted.
Highestpriees given,
Soft elms to be cut .11 ft.,
12±4t. or 1.3 ft. long.
ganSfOrd,
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•
Stapleton: Salt Works.
BOOTS
AND SHOES
We invite you to in -
spot our stock and
healour prices when
, you need anything.
. in. Boots and 'Shoes.
Cash fer Hides and Sheepskins.
7
S. Os RATH‘IVELLI
VA.JIMNA..
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NEWS -RECORD
'CLUBBING LI 3"1"
WEEKLY LIST
Vews-Record mid Family Herald ttnd Star 31 76
NetweRocord and Mall and Empire I 75
NewirRecord and Toronto Globe 1 Os
Newirltecord and Hamilton S °dolor 1 75
Newe-Record and Mootreal WItnCss 1 05
News -Record and London Free Pt0A8 175
News -Recent and Weekly Sun 1 76
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News -Record and World Wide 1 40
. DAILY LIST
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NoweRecord and London News 2 55
MONTHLY LIST
News-Itteord and Lippincotri, Magazine 270
NewipItecord and Ladle Magazine 1 60
The promiams given by the Family, Herald
and Weekly Star are Nucleonic pictures ef
King Edward, the Qmien and the Duchess Of
Devonshire.
The Mail anddilin Dire gtIvei the chOice of the
reproductions et Mr John Thnhe lad teito paint -
Inge. They are lino 14 color picturee tbq
Edge ef the Hord" and"The Miner's Farewell:
15105 Inched in Size and illustrating incidents
in ranching and n drifter,
Egbet.
&fee'
RATTRBORY ST. WORKS,
Direct importere. Workman
abler and Material gee:Meted.
SEAL. & BICE
MOP% urons,
1$10014aille;
171.0 Griot iteentdo
sold and recommended by au
dreggititit In Canada. Only roll.
able znediciee di ea er d
package* rarranter4 to etre all
forms o Stettin Weakliest, ell fifteen of abuseor exeees• Mental WorrY, Exeessiee iste ot To.
Woo, Opium or Stimulante. Mailed ins reeeipt
of par, one Si , eft, $5, One MU Vet*.
•tcTlito Wok ConsfaitypTifik-a0.4 0466
ForSale in anon by 11, Combo,
Reek10,11. Hever and Wage Co,IG
the Tuokersmith Branch Agrioulteral
Society was held In Seaforth on Wednee-
'clay of lot •week, The financial state.
men}, which was reed and adopted, woe
a satisfactory one. Including, the new
addition to the grounds and other
icn-
portant improvensente the entire outlay
for the year truly exceeded the. ineetne by
0175. Tho followtng °fevers and dime.
tors were appointed President, D. D.
W ilsou, SeafOrth ; vioe-p resid en t,
George Sills, eeaforth ; Direotoree-M.
Roderick and George Cheeney,Seaforth ;
James Evans, John M. Govenlook and
James S. Smith, MoVilen ; Dale
and C.McGregor, Hullett ; George Dale,
William Chesney and William Archl-
. bald, Tuckeramith,Auditors,-A
Young and William Somerville, The fol-
lowing were appointed honorary direo.
tore, -john Weir and lames Dicer, Sea.
forth ; J. G. Grieve and William
McIntosh, Molellop ; John Britton and.
R. Anderson, flullett ; G, E. Creswell
and Robert Charters, Tookersinitb,
The soolety had membership of 397
last year, At a meeting of the new
board of direetors, Mr, T. E. •Hays was
reappointed resoret,ary-trearsurer.
Gina* soct25r2
The annul meeting of Grey Branch
Aviculture! Society was held on Jan.
8th,, in Brussels,with President James
Speir in the ohair. The seeretary-treas
urer presented the Auditors' report for
the past year's proceedings which show -
3,6 ed the receipts to be $1868.41, which in-
. 5. 'eluded a surplus of 51105,66 from 1000.
.20: Expenditure $7:18.18, which leaves a
*10 balance of $1155.23 $250 was expend.
-24 ed on improvement to the Fairhuildinge.
officers were elected as foliose!: : prom -
Total 270 dent, Jas. 'Speir ; vice president, J. D.
Warwick, V. S. ; directors, W. H. Mo.
A LEGATA QUESTION AND Craeken, R. Nichol, P. SoOtt, John • Mo-
, Gravin, D. Milne, George Robb, Jas.
Evans, B. McDonald and P. Robertson.
Auditor' F. S. Stott and A Straohan.
.The following appeared in the 'legal , e *
columns of the Mail and 'Empire . of • TpltN13gIRRT Boomer
of Saturday last: • The annual meeting of the directors or
W. e F., Clinton'. -Qu.-A mare" the Turnberry Agricultural Society was
mortgaged hits farm. Env wife ;joined held in. Wingham on ‘Vedneeday. The
ire the. mortgage to bar dower. He fail- treasurer reported total receipts of
ed t9 • pa.y off. the mortgage, • and the .$885.92. Paid.out• in prizes 5513.55;
,farm was gold under power of sale in other expenses $3,21.31,1eavinga balance
mortgage; by auction, for 'more. than on hand of $51 c06. • •The ofeeereelected
enotigh to pay the mortgage.- What were Hon, President, Chas. Henderson;
claim has the wife upon the (surplus ? 3, Currie ;- 1st Vice-Preeideet,
. Ans.-Sections 7,8end 9 of the "Dow- Jelin Moffat ; end, Amos Tipling, Direo.
Act" provide in effect that in the, tors George Ceuickshanks, L. W,Orvis,
event pf sale of the land coriapeised in a, Thomas James, S. Kerniglian, D. B,
mortgage', 'or other inetru client, under Airsieeson, J. Currie, P. Fowler, J.
any powee of sale 'contained therein, or F.Linklater. Auditors: Jno, A. McLean
under any legal process, the wife of
mortgagor, who shall havebarred her and R. Currie Jr, • Hon, Directeire ;
dowerin such lands, shall enei, Messrs. 3. A. Morton, T. A, Mills F.
l
.tlect to dower- in any surplus of the pur, Sparlieg, Theo. Hall, H. B. Eliott,
. win Cruickshauks, R. Vanstotre, Chao.
chase • money received fro in suc Bele,. to
the sante ex tent•as she would have been Knechtel. • The .directors Met after and
entitled to dowee in thelenderom which . appointed leort Robertson; [secretary -
such supplier- money shall be derived, treasurer.. It was decided to have two
and the amount to which she shall be •lady directors toarrauge the ladieseeork
.entitled be ealeuietee ere the-blisis at the exhibition also to take stens to
of the amount realized from the sale of prevent the handling of exhibits by
the land; and the reertgagee is auther- visitors.: • • • • •
ized -to pay the surplus into court to . •
the Credit of the • married woman and
other persons interested therein. The. • . Ten The Truth.
court, oej ridge iseurpoweredupou sum-
mary Applicatiole by petition or motion • • e have already: spoken of. the., frUri
to make Ouch order' ,for eeturtne the
tration of our hopes of the best respite
right' Of 01" a
edewer ony Merried •
womern in • • • any seeke • menu from the visit to, this countecOf the heir.
as • may appear: • --to he itist .to the throneeby reason of the carica -
or, expedient. • If she should die be- etures: of Canada in the eorrespondence
fore her liusband oecotirse,•he will he onnected therewith of the great. eon.
entitled,to the Money: : If she sh,ould.' don. journals. These we will attribute
survive her husband, then shewill be not' to .deliberate design bye to -.initial
'entitled to the use of themoney forber..ignorrinoe. and unwillingness • as they
life, .cer she may consent that the money went • along to take the trouble
'hall eaten part of tbe, estate and may to Motet the.. details of their • busie
'"electe to. take her 'share under. .the neas. They now nothing to start With,
Devolution of Estates Act. Of course, andthey'Iearntpothingon their travel.
she and her husband. may consent ..to We have enothee misrepresentation 10
take the surplus from the mortgagee
and diedadd..to tbe already' long list. Summing
:large hem. from all further lia-
mb !tri hi oracular, and :grandiose style his
Whey, or if theg Money is paid
impressions of. the -royal' tour,. the rep -
court hey maymake a Mist 'applica-
tion ter have it POd. out to theme or tO resentativ,e of tbeLonden Times does in,
either. of them. •, • • . :justice • to , the Creaed Teunk Railway,
•• • CothpaisotisareProVerbially odious,and
his impertinent csomperieon Of the Can-
. TIP.' SPIRIT CFWINTER. . . „ adian Peeifics, with' the -Giand. Trunk, •
witIter' is with ug, thak. •to the disadvantegeellhe hitter, is err-
ing its presence known in many, differ- sOlitiollY • so. , peffe the .Cenadian.
etre ways - sometimes' by cheery'eune. Pacific in: the language o[ an 'advoeate,
shine and glistereing snows,. and some: and as its partizan belittlers the Grand
times by.. driving winds, and. blinding Trunk.. Rejoicing in the younger
storrins. • lel emany' 'people it seems. es riealres prosperity, as we all do -but not
take •delitrgt in makingbad things.worie; -chiefly becaeseees he puts it, it adds' to
leseeeeepeatism • twist herder, twinges.; the profit ofeehe shareholders,.relso -ere.
sharper, eaearrh heccinses more annoy.. largely Eng1W7-and Making tientiOn of
ing, and the Many eempteros of ore:Wee thessornforts and cooveniences of the
are developedernd aggravated; There I travel:thereon he Cannot refrain born
.1:.casting this quitennealled bar sler, . by
is not meals, poetry in this, but there is
y Of erintrast, on tbe Grandtenth, and, it le a :wonder Ain't . more wa
1"Moreover, thirinuoh • I' know and
people don't get:rid et these ailments: "
The.miidioine that cures them flooder have I • ineee ',indicated 'by' telegram,
Sarsaparilla is obtain.ed ad there is f when you go 'further than the Canadian
abupdant procif that its cures are radical
. • Pecifio.Railerayeiseeri in Cantidlan Pacific
and permanent.' Railwajecarrieges, you fare -very &meld-
erably, Yoteare on.a line • Huai
' does pay,- and • you. tee. .why ; it is
The: Dreo,lthy Way to 11.10the: • because' it 15 :111 managed. Now the
, line that 'does • not pay its owners' itt
. Never use, hot water. Makethe bath .also of Very little valueto the public,
ihort, cool and frequent. Determine and ; the line that :does pay is
'o - .
by, expeeinrent. whether. you min stand really. useful tthe publicThis is
cold water. • if you feel intrigorated it is. wine to. tide, 6. sporting teriepeI OM a
benefici ; one may. use tepid wetet, backer of the . Conadian: Pacific Rail;
but never hot. Bathe, twice a. day. at rak.". • • •
least for • more Cleanliness, SeYe Fret • • -If the real truth were known, we Will
Anthony Barkerin an article on* Home be bound to soy it would be found that.
•Physieal Culture. for Women in the this sportsmatelike. gentlensan "hack -
-
February Delineator. The . morning ed" the one and Wrote disparagingly of
bath may consist:of squeezing a large • the other .fora eery different reason,
spunge filled with told water enoeon the ;But whatevea thp. neotive,10 shoeld try
upper part of the „chest and once..on to- leern to write truthfully. What.
the baok of the neok staeding in ever blame was attributable %to Grand
ANSWER. .
WILDER-TWISS-At the readmit:Of
Mr. Samuel Cantelon of Bad Axe,
Mich., on January 8tb, by Bet Ilfte
ole, Reptist, Kate Twigs, formerly
of Clinton, to Wellington Wilder of
A MBBEal4yR4604:Nixd-e:B0 nRONWe Nw yAetilheDamyriber,
R100 vii..4.1noinen#AfroolvisZibliothiboatrsliwOyanmordrfrit
HUGGIN-WRIGHT-At Jamestown
on Jan. let, by Boy, R. S. G. And.
ersOti, Mr, Walter Heggin Of Mare
istique, Mich., to Mies Rebecesa
NOLWANri-ghltYAN-At the R. 0. °blink,
, Brussels, on Jan, 8, by Rev, Father
VOroorau, of Sealorth, Mr. T, W.
oNfolzsanok oilioGpr.ey to Mins Kate Ryon
WURSLEY-MaCOLL- At the reeldenoe
of the bride/is father, on Jan. let, by
Ree.Mr. Mann, Frank B. Horsley ot
Brewer; to Miss Mary 0,, daughter
of Dynean 0, McColl of Aldborough
Ip., Elgin county.
OURTIS-TREEMIER-At 'the role
deuce of the bride's father, on tbe
81h jaw, by the Rev.Mr. Fergueon,
Edward Curtis tla Anna Maria,
• daughter of Mr. Alexander Tree-
mier, all of Fullerton.
COOPER-MoCURDY-In Hibbert, on
the 91h Jan. at the reeidencer of the
bride's father, by Revs Colin Fletoh-
ere Mr, Peter Cooper, general agent
ofiraurFi jarb,:dse:rutg, t Wood,er o S t°o bOsuir d "VI
WILLIAMS-oobn- In Ruseeldale, on
the 81h Jan: by Rev, Mr. Ferguson,
Of Fullerton, Mies Minnie, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Jno.Cole,
to Mr, Jas. Frank Williams of Mit-
ROT°141113-11OESCH=At the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenna Oescshe Jan, 9th
Mr. Samuel Roth, of Tavietook. to
Miss Barbara Oes.oh, of Hay town.
ship,
MUNROE-e-MoLEOD-At the residence
of the bride's parents in township
of Bruce, by the Rev. R. McLennan
on Jan, 1st, Maggie Munroe to
Aegus McLeod of Southampton.
LATTA •-'GREY-In Exeter, On Jan.
3rol, by the Rev. R, Millyard, Mr.
•Auguatus Latta to Mimi Grey Adeir,
both of the township of Stephen.
BROWN-ROWCLIFF-At the real
-
deuce of the bride's parents, on
January 8th, Mr. Seth Broivn, of
Stephen, to Mies Lilly M., daughter
of ler Wm, Rowoliff,•Usberne.
CALLANDER-ChICH-In Keewatin,
on January lot, at the home of Mr.
, Harry Vornish, brother-in-law of the
groom, by Rev. Mr. Little, Mr.
James A. Callender, of Hertney,
Manitoba, to Miss Bertha L. Creel,
of Seakirth, Ont. ' • '
HARLAND-In Clinton, on Jinuary
llth, the wife of Mr, W.J. Harland,
of a daughter. • „
NESI3IT--Cn Morris, on January 8th;
the wife of Mr. Robert Nesbit, of e
daughter.
CAMPBELL -In Brussels, on January
5tle, the Wife Of Angier Campbell, of
a, son.
SBA We -In Prey, on Jan. 7, to Mr. and
Kra: jos. Shaw,, a son,
DEACON -In Er* Wirwanoele, Jan. 8,
Mrs. S, Deacon, a.claughter.
ELLIOTT-1n Turnberry, Jan. 4, Mrs.
Jobn Elliott, a daughter.
cUeIRIE-.-In East W,awanosh, Jan. 1,
Mrs. Wm, Currie, a 1011. •
DEARING -En*Stephen,on January Ttle
to Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Dearing, a
, daughter.. .
.• DEATHS. _
• ' • • • •
MILLER e -In Hullett; on January 10th,
Robert Miller, aged 79 years.
ROY --In Belgrave, on Jan. 2nd, S. J..
• Roy,- aged 32. years and 5 inonehe,
MoCALLUIVI-In Brussels, on Jen, 4th,
• , Mrs. John *Wein, 'aged . 82
years. • . ' •
.BROTOHIE-In Kinless, on January• .
4th, Robert Brotchieseaged 65 yeare
. and 6 • months.• • ' • . • • . •
PATMORE-In Luoknowe on Jaettery
7th,Verna Grace, infant daughter of
• ' Mr. and Mrs. 'Pate:lore, aged. 11
• Mon the and l9day3.
.RUTLEDGE-In Teron to,. Ott Jantrary
• • 4th, Heine:George Rutledge; broth...,
. er eo Mts.J. Ielterr, Bruesehein his
591;t6i183a°rrNde 4th, ,Tames Wilson, Ir. j
eyelafir.St: • ioeePh,litie.; o- Jan• ;
formerly of .. WingheM, .aged 41
\ • . •
years.' • .
DIITOHELL--In•Turnberry, on Jaeuarj.
6th, Jetties Mitoliell, aged 80 yeers,
• .5 wont s and 3 days , • e
BERRY -In "Logan, on. janelth, john'
' Berryeiged 76 years... .• .
ROGERS-In Fullerton on- the Jan.
*11 !
The Illuetrated Suffal0Eeprisee is We.
rivaled in all that gen. to make afloat.
clam. paper. costs nO Mere than the
pooreet.
To Coro 44 Cold in One Doi,.
Take Larrative Bronur Quinine Tab-
lets, All druggists refund. the money
if it falls to cure. E. W. Grove's eig.
nature is on each. box. 25e.
A young colored man named Cherlee
Thomas, who had beaten his way from
Springfield, Ohio,. fell off the bumpers
of an M.O.R. • train at Niagara Fall aud
was fatally injured.
"TYPHOID'S" TRAIL
Canoe Vklient Rhelln;atIlliol and
more Violent Neuralgia—Doc,
tors eouldn't stem the dllgestwo
ticie—S bottles of South Amer!
lean IRheurnatio Ours 0'gave
billttle" and won gloriously.
Me W. W. Brownell, of Aeonmore, Ont. says
Shat few years ago he bad typhoid fever, 'After
recovering was *hacked most violently by nee.
imatism and Neuralgia, he euffered so he thought
be would die. Many a night thought he could
not live till morning. Doctors tried to relieve
him but could net. After taking three bottles of
raipEouthuwAmi hiermicanandlthh:uwmuatmic Cwucirte:sveeverv.estig4e of
Mise Edith Sinner, a Hamilton girl,
wandered away from her employer's
house at Uxbrigde. and was found
frozen to death in the woods,
g'STIFFLED" HEART
fluor fool that every breath
Would be your last—that the
.. thumping, stiffling sensor
Cons about your Heart viers
crushing your life out?
Dr. Agnew's Cure for .the Heart is the only
absolutely unfailing remedy known and pre-
scribed by eminent physicians. Its claims of
potency are not heresay or false hope to the ,
stainer. It Is .not a spirit lifter to gather you 1
up to the high pinnacle of expectancy only to
drop you into& deeper Infra of disease. It gives
relief in thirty minutes. A few bottles cure the
wont forms of heart malady. •3
The foreign trade increased by $13,605,-
086 in the last six months --the imports
over 53,000,090 and • the exports over
$5,500,000.
LOST HIS BUSINESS!
III•health "puts the shutters'
up" In many an honest man's
business, and there are
thousands of cases on record
• where the only seeming pow.
• er on earth to take them,
down again Is South Amer'.
can hiervine.
"I was conspletely prostrated with Merlotti
Debility. I had to give up business -doctors
only helped me temporarily. I was the most dis.;
couraged man alive when I started taking Soutis
American Nervine, but the splendid cures I had
read gaveme hope, and I had not taken half a
bottle before I found relief.' I took twelve bob.
des, but am cured.."-rE, Etre; Merrickville. a
• nichttrd Croker has resigned the
Presidency of the Tammany Society in
New York, and Lewis Nixon has been
elected to tbe office.
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A KIDNEY
•SPECIALIST
'13outh American Kidney Cure
Is compounded to cure Kid!
ney diseases, and nothing
eise—It relieves In six hours.
Breath American Kidney Cute touches the
Weak epot ,firmly, but gently ; gives the beat
results in the shortest time ; cleanses the kidneys
which in return cleanse and purify the blood, for
blood can become impure only by passing
through weak and ailing kidneys. Let us live
ttp to the light of the soth century. Employ the
SUMS, and enjoy robust and vigonsus health. if
•
ROCK. ELM WANTED.
Tenders will be received at the °Mee of the
Township Clerk' of Mullett up to 6 p. tn. on
Wednesday, the 22nd January, for the supply -
Ing of 7000feet .of rock elm, 2000 feet io be 14
feet long, the remainder must be 16 feet long
and all of it 2i inphes thick, delivered as fel-
lows 2000 feet 14 feet and 1000 foot 16 feet at
Councillor Moon's, 1000feet of the' remainder at
each of the other councillors.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Clerk
. Londesbore P. 0.
. •Wm, Rogens aged 76 years.. . HURON .COUNTY COUNCIL
The January session of the Council of the
Corporation of the 'County of Huron will be
held in the Council Chamber' in tlie Town of
Ooderich, commencing at 3 o'clock P. m. oo
Tuesday, the 28th inst.
W. LA. NE, Caere
Dat,ed at Goderieh this• .
1315 day of January, 1901 .
HEYROOK-At 'Elkton, Mich., on the
,9th Jan.relr. Henry Heyrook aged
e 70 years. •
BEAVER -In Creditoneinefenuary 2nd,
Amelia Jane, wife. Of Christian
• Beaver, aged 47 years,5 Menthe and :
402 dare
DURIE-In MoKilloei on January .5th,
George Detie, aged 48. Yee* 10
months and'23 days, •
a tub. Then rub' vigorOuely with a Trfink management in the past —.7: man, 5
coarse towel, After exercising another • agement bf Euglishmen, directed by -
bath should be taken. However do not Englishmen -It exists nb longer. It is
neglect the exercise if you cannot take now 'conducted in a most excellent
the bath. 11) 18 better to exercise and manner, and it gives the public good
go without bath than to bathe and not service. 12 14 does' not pay it is not be -
exercise, •. cause of s lack of care and energy un.
der the present auspice?, but because
of the sine of past days. It was not fed
by the 'molter hand that fed the Can -
JEALOUS . RIVALS ; adian Paoifio, and it wee so extravagant-
' ly, not to say recklessly, conetrueted, to
, . .
the enrichment of men like the Gzowsk-
Cannot turn back the tidal is, the Maophersons and the Gaits, that
Trio demand for Dr. Agnew's. to earn dividend % for its shareholders is
Retie pms is a ammo. as impossible to it as it is _ to pay its
debt to ' the 'Canadian Government.
It's the old story, "The Survl• Mr. Hays, MeReeve and their zealous,
. well trained and bard worked etaff of
val ofthe Fittest," and Nleal• officers and men are entitled 10 fair
may Its own Destroyer." treattnent eVen at the hands of A super-
ficial and supercilious correspondent of
Cheap to buy, but diamondlin quallte--tiebb ; the London Tim es , -Stratford; Ont.,
trauma, coated tongue, water brash, pain after ' Beacon, Deo. 6th, 1901.
eating, sick headache t neva gripe, operate
pleasantly, so doses, 200.1 too doses, ase. g eii For Over Fifty Years
LstrA FREE PATTERN 1
(youe owe selection) to (ivory sub-
Iber. Only 50 cents 5 year.
F. GALES
MAGAZINE
A LADIES' MAGAZINE.
A sem; lissiniftd.colsred piste*; latest
fathions; eiresettekterg econoirdes ;WAY
work; haasehaid hints; fiction, 515, Sub.
ta.day, Of, aind 10, ref lateNt taip3h ,
Lady Agents Wanted Seed for terms.
Stylish, ?Reliable, Simple, Urke-
date, Economical and Abeolutely
Perfect -Fitting Raper Patntits,
Mes.Wtgar.ose's Soemturalt 132rant has bees
used by milliete of mothers for their Ohildrell
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at
°tee and got a bottle of "Mie. WinsIow's sooth-
ing Syrup' for Children Teething. It will re
-
novo the poor itte sufferer immediately, De'
pend neon ltonothers, there is no mietako about
it. 'taints Dlarrhos,s, regulates the Stomach
and betvole, cures Wind Collo, softens the
Gum A, reducesInfiamtriation,aeeeives tone and
energy to the whole System. mre. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea-,
sant to the taste and in this prescription of one
of tht. oldest and best female physieittris and
nurses in the United States: Price twenty-ilve
nonis an bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out the world." • Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
Iststirtv SotTnIsto Svatir
20 YEARS OF VILE
., j5 CALL 104: Woitailetto testimony 't0 the
..\
..\ CATARRH*
1.........ATtEiltiS i.A3)4'
, , . , ' , . lit.faith,
kiieW*1 Clatiterhat Powder,
itoiAZA4P4 .. Oursetivo Powers Of Dr. Age
▪ Minn.. wheat In have been a -sufferer
AN 868101) Alford ene Pert:miffed Shoe from Throat and Natal Catarrh for ever 20
ted Bask! tied Silted 1.111st,
nnly to And r5 genta tath—hone bight,. years, during which time my head has been
sod Iloten• orbs fit:dittos 'topped up and my condition truly Miter.
Ass for theen. Sold In )100 tam? dry
•
able. Within 45 minutes after using Dr,
113411541i %Vest Mt St4A NO` V4811., tinted Catarrhal Powder I obtained relief.
tiotios, , 111 ix _ Alger( , .004 ovhit 19 0,14,4, -...,...., ......_
641 bottle* hive alineatt "i:cit antitelyl
THE liloCALI. On.
„
CLINTON
MARBLE
'AND
GRANITE VVORKS
The best class of work
produrable • ha,s been
manufactured here for
many yearripaetr •
WE Inv call on youfl Week after
WE WON'T your bereavement.
make the work 10 stilt
the price.
E WILLmake tbe price to suit
the work.
WE WILL give you the choleaefethe.
prodeetion of the world
in design and material,
We are the ONLY' prim-
tiCal, Merl in Clinton in
our lite, Do not, be
talked into placing your
order without first call-
ing on ue.
B. HOOVER, pRop
Next to Commereial Hotel.
' The rots,. * -
Ida Bennett saye in Aimirlcidt /Tomei
that there le seartely plant ha the taro
den about which so Men,' tkillaty tradls
done exist as about the wow. telleisil
them, oho say", is the tradition 1
a shade loving plant. }Fifteen years" tape.
Hence has convinced her that pansies,
ought to be grown in the aun, and also
watered In the middle of the day, l'Ihe
essentials of *nieces' are twice a day
Watering and the faithful going toter the
Inds every day during the blooming aego
Oh and the removal of eirery faded Sow.
er. She lays special stress OA the latter,
eaying the ripening of even one pod of
seed materially shortens the plant's sea.
on of hinom. Of couree during the
hot weather one may not expect pansies,
for, like other plants, they have theft
bloonxittaamon and take a, rot alloy Lh
• REGULAR M.EETINGS.•
W Heron Farmers' Institute
CLINTON, THURSDAY> JAN. 23R0
TOWN HA.L/4
1.30 to 1.4$ . -Opening Iitrifiegg.- PROSIdent
145 to 2.15 -"The Fall Fair
2,1.5 to 2,30—DiscussionW: Kernighan, Benmiller
2.30 to 3.00 -"Cold Storage and the Trans-
portation and Marketing of our
Perishable Products" -
0. 0. Casten, Graighurst
3.00 to 3.15-Disouselon
3.15 to 3.45 -"Skim Milk as Stock Food" -
F. J. Sleightholna, Strathroy
3.4515 4.00 -Discussion •
THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
• will meet in the afternoon in tho Council
chamber, collimencing at 2 o'clock. It will be
led by Mrs. H. Elford, President, HoIrriesvillo.
The speakers and their subjects will be:
1Virs, C. Campbell, Goderieh-
Broad arid /head Making"
'1211/17:1111t
mien tliel'ainel'-
Alliadies are cordially invited.
Mae. Hi ELFORD, MU. 0431143gr.r.11
Preaident, secretary.
BVBNING MEETING -
In the evening there wuli be ajoint meeting
of the Farmers' Institttto and womon's Inst.
tide When the speakers and subjects will be
aMsrfsC°.11°.UweE.4mtpbell--
"Homo Influence"
Mies Green-. leehe Improvement of Thne"
j
12.0. Casten- t "The Land We Live In"
F.J,Sleightholm--"Trainirig Boys for Businees"
DUNGANNON FRIDAY, JAN. 24TH
OAVI% IIALL
l.SOto 1.45 -Opening Business- President
L45 to 2.15 -"The 1)raught Horse"-,
Innis, Clinton
2.1510 2.30-4)isouesidn •
2.80 to 3.00—"Summer reeding of 'Web
Cowe-F, J. Sleightholm,Strathroy
3,0010 3.15-Disduss1on
115 to 3.45 -"Problems of the Soil"--Gi.O. Caston
3 45 to 4.00-Diseuesion
THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
• will Meet in the village hall at 2 o'clock and
be addressed by Aln. camebeil on "Household
Eeonornica" and Miss Green who will speak on
eThe Care of Milk and Farni Butter Making,
kVBNING MBRTING
Ajointmeeting will be held In „the evening;
eotri.mcetneing ebt 8 recleetl ock iritehoenn, meritrilr,esse11 ;:oralit
be delivered by MetisraCtultort arid eke htholm,
MIs2,4tteliaevCatisussv at gtiltneutlxLe game topics es the
A muelevarl nodttoerutit, ;Anent win bo ,erovideti
,74$. SNRtL,' E
0, LF0111/1.
tha g ge.
110004 .
leer* eleeee
e.„
BONKIIIIPT STOCK
The bankrupt stock of a B. Reonig is yet well
assorted. We have been adding new goods as we sold
out the Bankrupt Stock and ;,at present the stook is
well supplied with staple goods that people requirs
every day and suitable for the fall trade.
We do not intend to replenish the stock but shall
positively close up as soon as the present stock is Ms"
posed of. Those that come early will get the best
bargains, as we mean business, The whole stock will
be sold very cheap but we always have special bargains
in the different lines. We will mention a few : Dress
Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Flannels, Flanelettes Cot-
tons, Shirtings, Denims, Cottoades, Tweeds, W
norst&I
Suitings, Underwear, Small Wear andPancy Goods.
We have just opened up a largestock of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S JACKETS,
all new goods, which we shall offeeat
HALF PRICE
as'7,we, want to clear thein out quickly. There never
has been anything like them for value ever offered
n Clinton. Come and see them.
CLO,THING.
Men's, Boys and Childrens' Suits at great bargains
* " Overcoats, large stock, less
than 'cost
Men's odd Coat, some 50 or 60 in stock that you can
have at aboutlyour own price .
Odd Wits; i-Taa 16ants, Overalls, Smocks, etc •
We have a greanot of 'Men's Cardigan Jackets that
We will sell you for a trifle
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Men's,.WoMen's -and Children's Boots an4 Shoes a
bargains,
Overshoes, Rubbers, Felt Goods, Socks and. Rubbers,
Rubber Long Boots, at wholesale
Many more lines that We have not space to mention
Come and see
msTg.gL;_ OLEIBINga
• .C‘k"'Wekt'e
..RILKILNINON
Great Stock -Taking Sale
Next week we commence stotk-taking and we want our stock down to
the lowest point before that time. • We will make the following very great
reductions ite prices this week to clear mat Winter Glood8 :
.Men,8 fine black andblue black' Beaver Overcoate, lined with
good Italien cloth, velvetcollar,fly front, regular prices $8.50,
$7.50 and $9, for $4.95, $5.95 end $6.85., .
Boys' Prieze Ulsters, high stor m collar; worth 53.75,. for $2.75.
Men's Frieze Ulaters, high storm collar. worth. $0, for $3.95.
Men's Heavy Frieze Meters, tweed lining, interlined with rub-
ber, high Winn collar, as warm as any fur coat, goodLerahre
at $10, sale price $6.95. •
Men's Tweed Suits, iined with the best farmer's satin4 well
made and trimmed, worth $8, sale price $4.45. ,
Boys' Suits, in all sizes at wholesale during this great sale.
Men's Wallaby Fur Coats, regular price $18, for $12.50. •
Men's Cub Bear Coats, will give great wear, regular price 518,
for 0n
$103,050.
Men's
0nats,
hest quality,well furredoworth$45,for $37.50.
Men's Heavy Duck Jackets, lined with tweed and interlined,
with rubber, regular price p, for $3,95.
MeneeDuck Jackets, lined with rubber, $1.95.
Men's Heavy Lumberman's Rubberrecorrugeted edgeehigh cut,
will wear.like iron, sale price $1.50.
Men's Heavy Sox to wear with rubber, at 45c, 50c and 75e.
GROCERIES
.22 Ms, ' best Granulated Sugar for $1
4 lbs, Currants (new fruit) for 25c ,
4 lbs. New Raisins for 25c
Choice New Figs, very special 40
• Quaker brand Corn, Peas and Tematos, Scans for 25o
The celebrated Kiji Japan Tea, worth 30c, for 25c
[McKINNON & CO. BLYTH
CLEARING SALE
In order, to clear, out several lines
of—dry goods, clothing, etc., we
will for the next thirty days,before
kook taking, sell them at starting
prices, It will pay to buy here.
E. HARNWELL, CHEAP CASH STORE, VARNA
411
IF
YOU
KEEP,
You sHOULD• READ THE
CANADIAN POULTRY REVIEW
TORONTO. ONTi
ini.rt PRIMO/ this yeer has been inetemed id
er tete a site, and the number Of Ilhigeldiiilli tiled
, , was newt id greet it will *bowie,* how to tip
Meese yeti* inettree from oggs and chicon., hove to Men, cue for ited breea there, _Every .
deparentin care of 11 itoteialltit. erimiel departnieriti for "Turkeya," "Ducke and_eistort."
"Inetthatent and Brooder," "Ailments " "Bantam% etc, speeim departmot; "radical
be.1
%Mule" In charge of Prof, A. G. Gil Mantiger of the Point* Department of the Govern.
Mont Fara, Ottawa.. The regular pried i 60 dents a year', bet We Mee made arrangements so
that We Oen offer it with this paper, both or one leer only ; at the speefat Wet
Wee nettled bele%
Take ridettotege Of thle special rate to.day. Send. for free Maniple _rii to Tee CAnAblittf
.1,01nintt• Reyna? troirentd, but in ell came OW MOO 10 Use Mat% VIA =Oat fOr til.
tin/ Migiefig2:14.44Kt. irt.lea 1 1 eta i ,,-,, ..-- - -