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BomBARK9 THE EfinT0t88 In the Matter of bloekitde the Sec-
•-• ELOISE E. SKIMINOS
GODERICH CORRESPONDENT
111111t11. . Arabaseadors at Berlin and London
inr rotary has instructed the Aneeriean
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to represent to those Governmental
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that the United States must not be
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Miss • Nieholson, daughter of
Nicholson, will spend -the winter with
r.latises at I:inmate; Miele -
. nud Mrs. T Al. kende' rebelled
hist evek from atteuckug the funerai
of their broth .rire-law, Mr. • Smiler
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eine of Oriel. •
Mrs. an4 the Misses Hutchison. of
Glet Cowan are spend ng the winter.
at Montreai.
The T. C. B. club fthirteeta Canad-
ian ladles-thet is our transleSiont '
has ban erg:lazed for some time.
lbey nikit at the home of. the Misees
131. c :stone on 1 hunday evening where
they elooyed orth/stral music and
daueing. At ix p. me light rein! It -
!Dents weee • saved. The- previous
nu ming of the club was held at the
residence of Mrs. (Captain) Trethe-
way whae they also kn'o,Ved music
and dancing,. . •
We are very awry to learn that Me.
I; math McAuley, whose accidint we
some time ago, is still in
the hospital at Sault Ste. Marie. HiS
arm had to be amputated, but; un-
to: tnnately, the woutel never -healed
arel now b tred poisoniug is feast;
Ills brotha Nernien bas had to •go to
Sault, ete. Marie to remain aStli him.
he owner ef the steamer on whitb
Kenneth met with. the accident' sent a
trai ad nurse to wrist nem% him.' We
acco:d our sympathy to Captain wed
Mrs. McAuley here, tbe parents of tbe
°erg ntan.
At the regular -meeting of Maitlabd
Lodge A. P. and A. At the • following
oll curs for 1903 were elected .W. F.
lark, W. M. ; John 'Galt, S.. W, ;
(.1 arrow, • J W. ; William
Green, Chaplain ; R. G, • Reynolds.;
rea ite er 11. \V. Bali, Secretary ;
Joen Tancott, Tyler.
Now is the time to. renew your sett-
scription to The News -Record:
A meeting of the. Daughters
Empire will 1 e hold- at the lam' lite
tary next Monday afternoon. . •
For the news of Goderith end . • all
parte of.1-Ittron read The News -Record,
In 45 Minutes the Gune of the
Venezuelans Were Silenoed.
understood as Irving its consent to
any extensto of the international
right of peaceful blockade, Secretary,
Moody sa.id last night that it had
not been decided to send 'any vessels
of war to Venezuelan waters.
Powers Conceal Heel Motive.
New Vole, Dec, 15,! --The Herald
hers the following from Caracas: Pre-
sfdent Castro yesterday mei:4111g re-
ceived The Herald correspondent in
the Palace of Mirailoree, the execu-
, Captain William Gundry returned
on Monday week from the Gold. Coast
of Africa. lie spent two months at
the echo. 1 of musketry, Hvthe, and
is now an ollieer metructor in musket-
ry. Wiale at Ilythe he visited the
canto of E' borne/Me when Emperor
Willikent, Who is a Colostef of the Brit-
ish catary, wes ins; ecting it: Cale -
lain. Gundry speut .three weeks in the
great Metropolis before comieg
Mrs. Alex. Craig'e i.1 spend the
winter. tv,th her on, Captein Alex.
chaigee, whose steamer, the Ionia, will
lay up at Cleveland port at Xmas,
Mrs. Fowlie Will return let:ore Xmas
to her •hoine at Chicago.
1 he Ced.11ac will ley up at Xtnae
and Came rt Willoughby -will spend the
winter here with his wife and child.
An accident .occurred here to Jolet
Warwick, aged le years, a soil of Mr.
Warwick. John Ives .assisting in tak-
ing et.,a1 front the Senator whi lilay .
et the does on Sattuday and was
(Wang a single horse dump cart,tak-
M coal to the deem. ln passings all.
oilier cart the boy, unfortunately, got
; wdged in between the carts afid was
I us 5 cense:pence throe n down. it
thought that his 'head got betweee
the hubs, liut .however it•happened lit
has had .c; have thirty stitches put
in the three wounds, cats on his fore
head, one on the cheek end one QE 1.111
back of his head: The doctor was ea.'
• led in ; says so far the boy is do
i g very well. Everyone is sorry tlia
such a serious. accident °et/erred, leis
really the dock is in suth a jaintin C
up state that it will not -likely 'le tin
last accident that will happen clown:
there.
On aceount of elle contihned illnes
: of Jude Ma's. n • he 'heS been. „super
••annuaied end Judge Doyle promoted
, to ths senior. Judgeship." Mrs P. Hole,
I K. C., , • has been, aPPeitIted itIniOl
judge. A goocrehoite:
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Mr. F. J. Pridham got the -contract'
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for psaleing.Nba. Coats tsr the police
„Menet See • each, and, AleLean Bros
' for :the suits -at $23 each. •
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A/BURDEN TO SELF ANI) OTHERS.
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Take care of your health ; . : you
have no right to neglect it and thus
become a leaden to yourself and, per,
hapsto othe s." When the liver gets
I ggish, the kidneys inactiVe and'the
bowels constiptVed Drf Chase's Kid- ,
ney-Liver Pills will .promptlyese your
filtering and excretory .system. itt per -
feet order and inset e goad ditiettion
and go d health. There is no • medi-
ciee o' generally used and none .50
successiul. Cns . pill a•.dose, 25C -11
Lox."
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WHITECHURC11.. ••
Thebutter factory ha S clesed after'
a successful:season. The output'. for
1902 was larger than femany previous'
year.
Shiputents of wood., hay, bark, steel:
and grain are fieteient. front this ..eec-.
tion. Forty two • care -were shilMed
out last month. •. •
Air. 'Fox has sold the sawmill • • to.
lir. Cottle; who is having- the machin-
ery repaired. He may put in a. planer
and expect lots of kjgs.•
George Ross, an esteemed resident
of Kinlose, joined thegreat majority
t n Friday laSt. He was .0ne,01 the
pioeeersof this sectien.i•e: emintry:
Ile leaves a widow, seven sons and
two daughters.' He was 82 years of
age 9•••, -
inexpressibly sad was the' death •:• of
our young townsman, • Chas. H. -new
d..rson, elm died on the:3th lest. The
riday before he appeared in 'excellent
health. On Saturday he coniplained
pains and rapidly grew worse, .• The
trouble was, found to be. appendicitis
Tie patient. MEM through 'the ordeal
nicele,' but on. Thersday toek - .cliarige
for the worse and on Friday everieng
psssed away:. , Deceased. was -thirty
ysars of age ;r. capable, upright busi-
ness mans esteemed by ,all and a gees
:trill favorite in the community: Chtly
six montlis ago he was •litipplly. ;nars
i La to Miss Kew,. Who is now loft to
11.01)111 ths lies. of a kind .husbend. • •
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Thell3rItish ember Oheryndie end the
Oormsu Cruiser Waste Wel the Work
-The Portrose Wes Almost Demollsk,
ed, and the Oomrolsoder of Caine
Libertador Wes Captured -The lirltIsh
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:ThtE.MARKT▪ .
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'Icarmita .TilarItits stellar - Wheat "(Mures .
Ailyaneedlit Livorpiiot arid C:lileago.
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. 'Saturday -flit QUoto,tions.0
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. • .sittuidae efverfingS Deo13.: •
• lever:mot whoa rututeseeiesed set to 141
isieber ionay teen erhho,. ene coat fut
tures ;1.,t1 -to VAtl higher. . •
At Chicago, Buy Itettt %e high
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et than Fr.day, taxer, and
May oats'llie LOWer.• . • • ' • •
KAT. Is.%
leollowing• are the r'osing enotatIonS At
Important wheat. centres to-daY : • . •
New. $'ork ...... 8314* 81%* . ' 781k
enteego
• 70es • 77% .7414
• Toledo . ... • 78 •
. 8131 :
Dinette ..... 73 ; 7614 :
TOliONVO '
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Wheat, reit...flush-a .. • 10 to•e, '.. • • •
Plan Had Been Insulted.
uerto Cebello, Dec. 15. -The Brit,
ish cruiser Charybdis% and the Ger,
man cruiser Vineta boinbarded the
fortrees here at 11 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The fire was returned,
hUt after a bombardment of 45
minute* the Venezuelan guns were
silenced. The fortreea is composed
of forte Sedan° and the Castle Lib-
ertador. After the Aring ceased. the
Charybdis sent marines to occupy
the Pestle. The fortrees was alanoet.
demolished. It is probable that on- ,
few persons Were infured by the
she ling. The comma
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The cruisers are still here.
• sought venozumon vesicle.
At 7 o'clock yesterday morning. the
Charybdis and the Vineta arrived
here, searching for. Venezuelan gun-
boats. The two cruisers sent their
boats into the inner port, but. fled-
ing no gunboats the boate returned,
The captain of the British merchant
steemer Tope.ze, which. was seized by
the mob here last Wednesday then
visited .the American Canunodore on
board the ,Chttrybdis and lodged a
protest' sighlreit the 'violation of, his
ship. . The British captain returned
an hour later with a detaehraent of
fifty marines, who tciols charge of
, the • 'ropaze: Tlie populace .were
greatly 'excited at this 'incident and
raised: the cry "To' arras!" but thee°
wale zio disorder.
Insole to Flag.
•The :British commodore then sent a I
Cabello, demanding immediate satis-
faction for the action of the mob in
• having hauled down the British flag
from' the Topaze, saying that 0 this
eatisfaction was not forthcoming in
two hour% at 5 o'clock, the fortress
and the custom house would, be bom-
barded. On the receipt 9( this de-
mand the authorities sent .a znessen-
.
ger to President Castro asking for
.initructions. •
A committee. of merchants of Peer-
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to Cabello ,then approached the Ane.
erican consul her, petitioning him to
iatervene. Tire - Consul accepted this
mission and visited . the cruisers, but
he could obtaln no alteration lit the
deeision of the. allies. , • '
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, Message Was Too Late.
ST. JOSEPPI.
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Mr. William I'reentan. who bas been
laid up with eel attack of typhoid fev-
er, is recovering -nicely.
Mr. David Cheney, who has been in
Manitoba all stninner, returned home
last week. Mr. Cheeney likes Matti -
tar: •and. will probably return in the
spring.
Mr. Charles Robertson, son of the
late Mr Alf Robertson,is here just
now from British Colutubia visiting
hisruother and other friends.
We are sorry to hear of the, seriouS
illnes of Mr. L. Tasker of Hub' ett,
son of Mr. Lancelot Test er of Hareur-
hey.
tree residence of the President of Mr. ;Tames Cowan was at Chicago
Veneaueles • last week attending the fat stock
General Castro was very calm. Hie show there.
quiet, dignified manner betrayed no Mrs. W. IL Boyd and family left
evidence of unusual concern or ento- here on Friday last for Sacramento,
tion. He spoke dispassionately, but California, where Ur. Boyd has beeir
in a tone of firm resolution, When he employed since he left Seaforth.
pledge Myself to organise the To cure a 0014 1* a night-nsepapomeeso.
necessary measures of resistance only Iene. It has been used extensively during more
if it should become necessary ter than twentrfouryears, All Druggists.
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ft ht "
In reply to questiens coneerning his •
Views of the sincerity of the British DECEMBER RzInEw OF REVIEWS.
and .German Governntents in the There are two articles (in the Deem -
131 a
1 ' der of Castle •
Libertador has been take prisoner
. wheat, sprini., i18
• Wheal , goo" 0 GI% 0.05 ;
Beans, Wish. .. 1 20 .• • 1.5D
. Peas, bush ' • 0 /qv. • ....,, •
itya. S. • -4)•rst se;
narier,.• bustle% , o , e
• , Oats, 'bush. . .. • 0 84 b 3414;
efiekwheat . • 0 5531 •
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••• TonoNTo eanit vice oesee. •
t.. • 11'44404sile* • . • •
• RItY, bleed, car Iota, fon,• $0.00 to
Straw, •baled, ear lots, huh,. 5 00 5 75
Potatoes, car lots 0
. .
Butter, datry, M. rolls • Q is • . 19',
Butter, tubli,'‘'per•lb 04.17 ..0 18
Butter,. creamery,. lig eels, 0 22 0 24.
. impter,• errienery,. 410504 .0 .0:22
Butlter,.•bakel•s',.; tub.. 14 r 0.15
Ilcgs newealdsstroS. 0 10 .0 26
Turkeys, ire • • . au
• Deese, eer, ... . . . 07s • o 08.
wicks. per -pa. lr. . . 1 00 _
I.:Mekong, per pair(4 40 •0 15
Honey, per Hi. . . ..... 1.08 • ..0 09
acmes- teectionWeSeh• 0-12% 0 es
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. ' TOBONTur Mons .4Z1 11 111, 0401,
Bides,' No. steers,. IhsOol ed 40 09
Elldes,• No.; 2 steers, Inspected.; 0 08'.
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aides, No. 1, Ihspeesed..,, . .. . . . 0 OS
Ilides, o. 2, Ia5pected.. ••••• .418871:
, g.. ..,..
Calfskin -Pi, No 1, selected • 0.10 1.
4
caimans, No. 2, selectod,.... .. .. . . 0 08
Deacons (dalr:es), each .. . . .‘ .. . , . :-... 0 05
Sheepskins . 0 75
Wool, fleece • .40 14 to $0 15
Wool, unwashed 0 08 , 01*
essitow, mitered ... . . .... 0 Off 0 06%`
'renew, rough . 0 01% 0,081a.
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• 21 O. to the authorities at Puerto's:
ss,
At 4.4li a:TePly. Was receleici front
President •Castre, whq apthorieed•the
• chief here to give the British:
comenodore ample: satisfaction. Be -
'fore Elite „ answer could 4e:cowl:nun-
icated to: the Anierican :consul " the
hem. .stipielate-d. for its -receipt , had.
. arrived: the cruisers immediately op.-.
• ened fieh on -the fortress. The fire
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was rettirked- frome Fort S'Olitno and
CastleeLibertader: While' thd fire
. Continued tbere was : iptense•exciftel
ment in this Port. Every house :in
totve we.S. closed. Tee British .1nel...
• ines purpose to make use of. ttre. can-
' nor; in Caetle .Libertador. No 'dant.:
afge.w.asndloconue!tfitLttliesstabwuatly..r.at'
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. essenden, .uee, 15. - In a deepateh
froili SiVillemstado • Coraeoa, 'dated
Dec. the correSporident of The:
; Daily says the:•Angrb-German
warships are :blockading La. Gitayra:'•
Thesstearner Yueittan wits warned. by.
•the BritisHeeruIser Indefatigable not
to. entereLa Guaxrit arid. retailed to
. Curacoa. : • : • •
[The Venezuelan Geyernmentitas de-
, dined the letter of a loan,, mado by a
• German .banker or CaraSite, -to settle
- the -cliehns against it. •
statement; . of their -• purposes made 'her Review' of Reviews on the move-.
through their Mlnisters, preside.„,e4e, ment for the consolidation of country
schools. Superintendent Nelson of
Castro said among 'other things: .
"The Ventetuelarr people and the " Kansas describes the plan and its mere
Venezuelan Uovet.nntent believe that its, while the experience of school of-
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are Constipated Portland Cement
When the Bowel*
is 1
It a ser one matter Br neglect ennstl•
Fatten. You may do so for a time, cinly
to find that peter healt has been ureter -
i
Mined by bodily deem meats Of the rood
fatal kind You Shout heve a movement
of the bowels every day. To accomplish
this, avoid concentreteel foods, use veget-
ables and trine; freely, end take one o .
Clhase's Kidney -Liver Pills before retiring. i
two or three times a week, or ofterter If
required,
Dr, Chase's Kidneystiver Pills are lint 4
AA ordinary cathartic• They have a
e ecific and combined action on the kid- ;
neys, liver and bowel* and consequently
cure constipation and the accompanying
derangements thoroughly and well, by
removing the causes.
Vet the Information of those who are
not yet familiar with the peculiar meths
of Dr Chaster; Kidney -Liver Pills, we
might add that they are ,purely vegetable
in :ompositfoo pleasant end oatural in
0.0%104. and remarkably prompt and far-
reachlog In affect. even in tbeMoSt seribuS
and Mronie easel of Constipation, kidney
and liver dlseaser and stomach troubles.
00011 a dose, ee cents Shoe.
Dr. Chase's,
Kidney -Liver Pills
ferent
they di.pstuvirvrio.saenooltibetrheeartjdarta oqfeiteEdnigt: fleas en many states in attempting -
the centrelization. of rural schools and
land and Germany than. that avowed the transportation of pupils at public
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-amobjct which has been ma.de-e.specially in the Mid-
Shew..It is shown that much progress KOLE AND VIM. a.
emay remain eon- expense is summarized by William.13.
eertled for the present, but which you
Will shortly see revealed."
• dle 'West dnd the South. Mr. Oswald
COM! NOINEltsr WAGE%
Garrison Villard writee in the same
Sorsinton coal Com -pony Presents a State -number on an -Alabatna negro school
merit to Commission •
more than local interest -a nOte-
. . of
'worthy effort at self-help.
Scranton, Pa., Dec. •15. -Wage
sts.ternents of the Scranton Coal
to the Anthracite Strike Commis- Monkey Brand Soap oloans kitelien men.
Company were . presented Saturday "
sion. They were- tendered by John steel, iron and tinware, knives and
le Kerr, vice-president and • general fork* and all kinds of cutlery. .20
c,ounsel for the New York, Ontario '
ana 1Vestern' Railway., which- controls
the Scranton • Company,. :rite. state-
.ments ;Mew that' durhig the year '
ending Aprd 80, 1902, the company
operated nine callietiest• .Two worked
.only 11 months• on account of the
fire:and flooding', and one bet .11S
months on account. of the strike;The
average earnings °of miners per year
'were $588-90., and of mine -laborers:
$818.78. Average per breaker,: days:
of 10 hours, for miners $3,18, and
for ntine laborers - The wages
oft:ether employee range from $1.200.
per year for. engineers clown :to $150
- for brealter boys. . • • .
motto Tons or c•oist.
. • Reading, pa., Dec. 15, -The P.Itila-
delphia • & R.eading Railroad Cern-
'puny had triter •fifty loconiotives in
service transporting coal to market
•.
Saturday and yesterda • The.. com-
party claims. that 7.1.,000. tens were
, started. and are . now on.the road.
Most of it . is. iter.3tined for the large
• eastern cities..
- EAST nurre.x.o carrels sat arose;
• ess-e. " • -.es= • se --es---" ' teak Buffalo, Dee. 13.-Catt1e-Bece1Fqa,
• 200 head; slow at steady pekes; veals
• steady; (ops, a8.50 to kil); common to gooi,
IC Mc .to 15e lower; heavy, 46.25 to. $6.354
Dogs- -eoeipu, 7700; pigs steney; othere
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f.5 50 to .25
: N
' mixed, $0.10 to $6.25; Yorkers, se to $0.10;
pigs, e6; roughs, $5.50 to $5.75; stags, $4.50
to 35.
Sheep and Lambs -Receipts, 8500 heads
steady; top Iainba,'$5.75 to $5.85; eulis to
good, $4.25 'to $4.65; , yVarliags• $4.25 to
04.75; ewes, $4.25 to $4.50; sheep', top, mix-'
ed, 53.75 to $4; culls to good, $1.75 to $3.054
• Feed pale girls on Scott's
- Emulsion. . .•
We do not need. to :give all.
the reasons :Why Scott's
Emulsion restores the strength
;and flesh .and. Color of good
health to those who suffer
from sick blood. .
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The fact that it is the best
preparation of Cod Liver Oil,
rich in nutrition, full of healthy
stimulation is a suggestion as
to why it does whatit does.
Scott's Emulsion presents
Cod Liver Oil at its best,
fullest in strength, least in
taste.
Young womeri in their
" teens " are permanently cured
of the peculiar. disease #. the
blood which shows itself in
paleness, weakness and nervotas-
ness, by regular treatment
with Scott's Emulsion.
It is a true blood food and
is naturally adapted to the cure
of the blood sickness from
which so many young women
suffer.
• NEW YORK arvii.:4'roult.
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New York, Bee.. 13.-Beives-4tece1pts,
238; no sales reported; dressed beef steady;
city dressed native sides, 731c to 111/2e prr
lb. E,3porzei to -day, 590 beeves., 1200 quar-
ters Of 13
caives-attecemts, 8 head; es head on sale;
a ear' of western calves sold. at e3.12trt per
100 lbs; a' few grassers unsold; city d iss.ed •
veal's, general sales, 10%e to 13-le0 per lb,
Sheep and Lamas -Receipt* 2458; geed
sheep and good lambs esteatly; merket weak
otherwise; about three cars of stoek i,n-
som; sheep sold at $2.50 to $4.23 per 100'
lbs.; Inaba at $4.5231 to' $5.75; culls at
$3.75; dressed mutton, flo to 11/2c; (tressed
laroba 7%c to 30.
Hogs -Receipts, partly estlnutted. 2390
/lead; about a' deck. on sale; about steady;
:state _end rennsyivania hog, sold at $1..0
Per mo
• CHICAGO LIVE .SIC0CIL . •
Chieago, Dee. M. -Cattle -Receipt* 8001
nominal; good Ei eteers. $6.60 to
$6.60; poor to modem, $4.50 to $5,50; smok-
ers and feeders, $2 to $4.50; cows, $1.25 to
fa; canners, $1,25 to $2.3e; bulb, $2 to
$4•50; 'calves, ;8 tO $7; Texas -fed steer*
*3.10 to $4.75.
Bogs-iteeeipte. to.daie 10.0001 streets to
10e higher; mixed and butchers', $5.70 to
0e415; good to choice, heavy, $6,15 to $0.40:
rough, heavy, $5.80- to $0.15; !lent, $e.50 to
e5e5; bulk of stile* $5.00 to $6.15.
Sheep end 14011b9-necelpts, 1600; deep
and iambs dull: good to choice wethers,
$3.50 to $4.25; fair to choice, mixed, $2.50
to e3.50; native lambs, $3.75 to $5.e0. •
Bit IT 19 l( CAT 11.11 .1d,inatEr.
\London, pee. Ma -Live catt`e eteady at
2tee to 131,Se per M. for American steer,.
dressed weight; Canadian steers,,•11%e to
1231e per lb.; refrigerator beef, leeke to Ile
per IL.
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Contrante,
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flow !strange If felt various contrasts are;
Sometimes they till us with regret;
The small man =ekes a ble cigar;
• The fat man amokes eigarettel
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. . Blockade Demanded. •
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• Caracas, Dec. .15.-A note' from the•
.eomnienders . of the allied Anglo-,
,Geeman ,ffeet,•whith the Venasiaelan`
poternment refused ••• to eeseiye•• Sat-
urday at La Gnayea, was sent yea-
terday to: Ilnited States :11.finieter
Bowen, at Caracas, -aed: forwarded
by him to the proper GoVernment,9f-
ficial hero, 11.,:he note Is in the name
of Great Britain: end• GeribanY/ tt.
csu ests'eti 1 Venezuelan „sli les, after the
elapee of."riVe days ' to iiefrain.": kern
sailing Demi the portsof La Gtiayrit,
• until the. present' difficulties are over..
't'oople ate ' aS•kitig by, .w.hat eight
Serete. :Britain .Gelen:anV coerce
Venezuela' without. "declarliig a blocke •
d'e"ill h. To' ell'e." Herniandez, 'and cer-
tain ether eeyelutionary .leadelre; left,
Afaracatbo yesterda.y. for Curacao, on
their waY to .Caracae. Herreandet is.
Probebly• the Most 'pi:reeler of the re-
eolutionary leeders.. Presihent Cas-
tro. has kept hisa •iinprieontel at Mar-
acaibo for several _Veto's mist. ,
• e The news Of the ;shelling' of the
fortress and 7eustolieshouse at. Puerto
Cabello yesteeday a (tete/eon ; by the
British. miter .Charylicliss end. '• the
German 'grottier VinetaS rent hod -Car-
acas last night. It caesed consider-
able excitement.
. • It my with . the Others. • •
It is .now stated Italy , has handed
to the Venetuelen Goe.ernmont emits
Lae demands to theists made by. cost
many and Great Britain for the pay -
Merit of •, her .01313)18, . ,
Supreme Tess. '
"He's the very 60111 ieneMsity,
Isn't her" • : .
sees. , Why; they„ Shy he even gives: •
money to his
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lerkee 1....17.1 Saw the ,Plecs.
Z think that Goa feta. ""Ls Pies."
' Not for the pork man's trac, •
Het sent there here upon the ear...
: so mo.oemiseeeme be made. .
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';. FOR OVER stx,Tv
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Plow Points
teseseseessaseeteeevseses
As I have still left a large stock .of
plough repairs on hand and as the seas
son is getting late I will sell them all
off at below cost while they last.
All Low Points 25e each, •
All Wing Points soc•each.
All Sole Strips 25e each.
ang mitts rfem 25e to -sec per pair.
This is a rai4 chance to secure re-
pairs for •fall' or next spring's use.
D. McNAUGHTON,
Varna,
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.“1•11.1.1, .1 1dik
' Mes. Win4dw's Sooth•itte Syruis has
been used by ertrillions•pe niothera for
their. chilslren while teething, If .dis-
t•urbed of etightt and broken of your
•rest by •a• 'sick child surf fferitig . and •
' crying with' pain! of.•eutting 'teeth send.
• . at 'Once and .-get 3,•bottle .of Mrs.
• Winslowle Soothing • Sertip". for Child-
. 'ren teethiegS It will relieve the poor
. , sufferer immediately,' Depend.
upon it, ntothers,. there is Iva mistake •
about • it, n Cures Diarrhoea, regu-'.
late's the Stomach 'and Bowels, cures
ft s the Gums reduces •
• WindColic so e .
A rinT TO 3V13(11&-• •
1 • D CI s or;
Giant -vie, have tha best. tight to judge
• of Re inerite and there is 110 Prellara-
We
'•", We will be glad to tend
a tritnele 10 any sufferer,
lie sure that thls pletute lii
the 101`111 of label iA OA 1114
wrapper of every bottle of
Zmultioa you buy.
• SCOTT & HOWNR,
.0herniste,
TorOotO, Coterie.
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tier) ou the market totav Which is
; bac ed by such a mass df wised -jetted
I tea 1. t et, res cc/erne, sal t
rheum and p108 to promptly and
• th reatgitly talf4 people feel it a pleas-
ure to reeentinend.it to other eafierere.
: See testimonials in the rrwspapers.
IT PAYS' TO ADVERTISE
IN IMVS-12.,HCORT).
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. The. situation heee continues to are
critical, and there is leech'. excite-
ment among the German residents of
Caracas, many of whom have ealled
the • American legation to seek res
Sege there: •
The people of Caracas are aston-
ished that the. Government at Wash-
ington eernaltis silent in spite of the
recent act of the allied fleet.
The enlistment of Veneetielart sol-
diers continues, 2,000 men from the
interior 'reached Caracas yesterday.
The British legation here was op-
ened last night under the American
, (lag, by W. W. Russell, Secretary of
the American legation.
Leading German and British resi-
dents of Caracas are very bitter
against their- respeetive ministers.
Whom they aectise of leaving Caracas
withiout giving any intimation of
theie intention to abandon the city.
UNITED STATES xellroneeeb.
°Metro Netleit of the stomberdment gent
Infleminatron and gives tone aect en- •
ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the. prescription of 9ne of sthe
oldest and' best female physiciaus and .
Mimes itt the 'United States'. Price .
2s. cents a bottle; Sold by all deugs.
gists throughopt the world. Be sure 46 •
ergy to the .whele ,System. "Mrs. •
Wifislow's Soothing Syrup" for child,
and ask for 11 Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup." ' ' 7. 7 7.
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...11Ai.R.CUT •
CLEAN •StIAVE,..:'
tit .the leddirig barber....
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' NEXT DOOR TO IRWI SOROCERT.
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George D.gobellort.
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. THE OLDEST JEWELLERY,. STORE IN CLINTON. . .
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ONUMEN15.
FOR BALE
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am agent in thi$ (Aso• '
trict for the Owen Sotind
Portland Cement Com-
pany and am. pTepared to Sal •
supply either large or
small quantities. contrac-
tors and others who in-
tend buildingWalks, walls
or silos of cement will -do ,
well to cornmtmicate with ),
me. The Saroppon brand
of cement manufactured
by the Ovk en Sound Port-
land Cement Company is
the beet 'cement on the
market.
°Tilos. A.
CLINTON -
DOM Oren liVoarra Piloop'hoaine,
77,.e Great English Remedy.
Bold and recommended by all
druggists In Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms o Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium or Stimulanta. Mailed on receipt
°f Psce. package Sl, six, $5. owed/fp/ease,
eta wilt cure. ammatets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Out.
• ' Wood's Phosphodine .is sold in Clin-
ton by 11. 13. Combe, R. P. Reekie,
E. Hovey and Watts & Co. -druggists • •
•Rattenbury Street Works 0 DICKOWN
Direct i rn port ers. Wen km an -
ship and Meterial guaranteed.
J: G. SEALE and CO..
PROPRIETORS.
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• AGENTS WANTED. '
- Either on full or part time -
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Are you satisfied with . youreinceene?
•Is 'Your thee fully' occupied .?• If not,
• Write -us: We tan • give. you •employ- l!0' 4111'
trient by the. month on good tektite or. .1;
esete'ie s. .
business as you secure for es at Otto
eontract to pay; yen well for. such
• tithes. We employ both male and
female representatives, The next three Hlarl ;.
months io. the very best time to sell • HARNESS SHOP
our goods. No deposit is required.
Outfit is 'absolutely free. Wed have the
largest nurseries in Ceneda-per Soo
acres -ea large rang4. of valuable 'new
specialities and all Our stock -is guar-
anteed as represented. If you want to
1 represent the. largest; most popular
and best known nursery wrtte us. t,
will be worth your while.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Cattada's Greatest Nurseries . :
' Toronto," Ont..
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Good quality harness, both light • .
and heevy, at moderate prices.
I sell -best Saskatchewan R,obes,
also Rugs, Blankets, Trunks, Val-
ises, Etc.
. This year.We• have a better 'assortment' than
ever. .We have the very.latest in
qttizurrivAs AND NEW . .
• • • -.•• • YEAR. HOLIDAYS. 40
Beautiful Fancy .China
Lovely' Gold:Clocks.,
Beautiful Ladies" Parasols -1.
Eboxi3f. Brushes az Fancy Pieces
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Between all Stations in Canada. t ' , •
All etetiorts in Canada to 'and from 46
'Detroit arid I'ort Huron, Mich:, Bella- 40 •
IkeiarBa.rlacal.ti,Raonesk,,NSAsh.f.nsion• 13?idgr. and. lz . -
• ' GENERAL PUBLIC. * '
Going Dates and Lirttits-At lowest .4? , '
ene-way, first-class fare, Dee. 24th and -4
25th, Tic ets good 'returning from,
d .stin tion !Mt later than Dec. 26,0,
aty 2edt,tr.eo3. ' e' - • ' .43:
1902, and also on Decist, eci, Ind if,
J,„„„,,,sf, 1903Ticketgood re4'
,
•
turingi Iem dstinatioit until Jenu- :Eland IVItrrors
Hat .Pins .Broaches
At loei• ohe-way, first-clas fare 1
' M2n,oitdth ,laaernideS-Cteth1ehi1t,a0ldni0, /.ar4 nadnVtiAaalrts7Ao T5otIuhO, NDlSeecc. 9.,2, 'dth, 144,
Pear].,
Necklaces
• s .
Pearl Sti.
c' k Pins
36th31st, teoe, and Jeatuary ist, 14 ' ,I
"3, returning fromAlestination 4 ' 0
. \ Ladies Long Chains
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' The yery latest in Sterling Silver Goods
Washington, Dee. 15. -- Minister
Bowen, is 4 desPateh reeeived by the
I State Department, yesterday after-
noon, cabled that he had been In-
formed by President Castro that
riritish and GerMan wart/hips were
i bombarding Puerto Cabello,
"'rho United States consul Went On
Iboard the two cruisers and wad in-
formed by their commanders that
they had come to this port in ;Werth,
Of the Venevelan wartolips. -
To teachers and peens of schriola roid •
rolieg s. on .stirre. der of schrol va.ca-
*ion railway certificate gelled' by min
-
di al. Cleitg Dates encl Litnit-At
loWeet one Way, firsteclassfare ands
0110 tiol d, • iron; T1ec. 60 • to 31st,
elesive. •Tielsets pod relatetting front.
, destinatl:oh • midi. January ieth, 1903.. 4 • '
'rickets, folders and all information 4, • '
P. R. nonow./s, Town Abre it. . -
from agents. •
A. O. l'AllISON, Depot. Ag 'k•
'PI Mon. .$
4 • .
COUNTY COUNCIL
4 A coinplete line of our famous k Wedding. t
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Also a full line of the very best Purses and a
complete new stock of Watches and
Rings that cannot be -beat for
prices and styles.
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„ COUN* Or HURON:, . , • - . . .
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Rings always in stook. ., •
Palle notice is herelry given that a .•
meeting of the. eleetok'Of County Div- . .
.sion /so, 2, tempo:eel of the munici- 9
0
palities' of the Town of Clinton and e,
the . Towtisleips of Goderich and Hill- ,-a' , i IN
. R mB LL 1 SI
:-..
5 ,
.p.
• lett, will he held inl the town hall, 4, 7 . . ...
Uniton on Mott ay, 'Dee, 22)1(1, '190 2, • . .
at the itour of 1 o'clock p, in. for the (•
purpose of nominating candicfates to t
represent them in the Council of the • : "
County of Huron for the years 3903
and n04, 'and that in case a pen is
. demanded polls will be opened an the -
silt day of lanttary, 3eo3, in each Wol-
ling sttbdivision at the thne sold place
_ fixed by bylate, of the immicipalitica
ei
In the said empty Divisiore '
J'AhlEsS MPBELL, .
Neminatirg Officer for County
DiVigiOn NO. 1.
Dated this; 3rd day ,
of Deeintiber, 1902,
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Irih Class...Jewellery Store. .
.3%A.11RIAGE. LICENSES ISSUEI.
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