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THE •CLINTON NIIWS REO0D
eMolsons Bank
Ineorperistad by
Act 9f Parliameat, ISO.
eapitat . - . -, - 4509,9orf
iva-!! U;250,000
HEAD OFFICE e *MONTREAL.
Ur. MoleOn Meepher00131„ PreSident•
CS Elliet, General Manager,
es diecountede Collections tnede.
• Drafts issued. Sterling ettd Amer.
kart Exchange bought eud seld.
laterent allowed on deposits.
SAVINGS BANK '
Isetereet allowed en sums of $.1 and
, nP, compounded half yeeirly.
FARMERS.
*Oney advanced to farmers on their
own notes with one or more en*
dorsers. No mortgage required as
security.
- 71, c. BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
nee Of 1903. Only Fifty Cents,
Toronto Live„ Stock
Market. •
STRATFORD, OND.
OUR MOTTO :
"HIGH GRADE WORE ONLY P'
Our graduates readily secure good
positions beceest our high grade
training prepares them to render first-
class seeviees. !Business men want
first-class workers and have no tiine
to west° upon the• other kind. Cons -
;mire a course now -awl be ready for
a. position in the fell.• Write for
handsome catalogee.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
G. D. McTaggart
BANKER.
A 'General Making Business transact-
ed. Notes discounted. Drafts
issued. In' ereet al:owed on de-
posits.
' Albert etreet Clinton,
1. SCOTT,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Money to loan.
Office -Elliott Block - - Clinton.
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For an up-to-date
HAIR CUT
- AND -
CIMAN SHAVE
try the leading barber,
NEXT DOOR TO °ROCKY
George D. Roberton.
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W. BRYDONE,
BAR2ISTER, SOLICITOR,
Notary, Public, Etc.
&fiee-Sloane Block - - Clinton
RIDOUT & HALE,
Conveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to loan.
C. B. HALE JOHN RIDOUT
Cook's Cotton Root Compouna,
Is sucoessfully used monthly by over
10,000Laciles. fief*, etteotual. Ladies ask
_Your druggist for Ceekii Cotton Root Com.
pound. Take other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Pries. No. it $1 P..tr
box t No. 2,30 degrees stronger,23 per box. No.
1 or 2,zaist1ed on receipt of price and two it.cent
etAsksplt The Cook company Windsor, ont.
OB. i and 2 sold and recommended brig'
responsible Druggists In Canada.
Nos, e and 2 are sold in Clinton by
H. IL Combe, R. P. Reekie, E. Hov-
ey and Watts & Co. -druggists.
B. R. HIGGINS
Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insurance,
Mortgages, Deeds, Etc., de -awn, for
$r, each. All work neatly and
cheaply done.
BRUCEFIELD, ONT
DR, W. GUNN,
R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh.
Night calls at frOn door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church.
Office -Ontario street - - Clinton.
DR. SHAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office -Ontario street - - Clinton.
Opposite St. Paul's church.
t.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSIC.IAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases et
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office and Residence -
.Albert street East, Clinton.
North of Rattenbury street.
lik.-G:'"AlliMANNING SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal-
lister on Main street.
DAYFIELD Ont.
'The Killop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
1' •
Farm and Isolated Town. Proper-
ty Only Insured,
oFFICERS
J. B. MeLeafi, President, Kippen P.
0. ; Thos. Fraser, Vice -President,
Brucefield P. 0. ;-'r. E. Hay's; See. -
Treasurer, Sessforth P, o.
DIRECTORS
William Chesney:. Seafortli ; John
Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dale, Sea -
forth ; John Watt, Ilarlock ; John
Bennewies, Breellia.gan ; James :Evans,
Beechwood ; James Connolly, Clinton;
John McLean, KiPPert.
AGENTS.,
•
Robert Smith, Hatlock ; Robert Mc-
Millan Seaforth ; James Cummings,
EgramielvilIe ; J. W. Yeti, Holmes-
ville.
Parties desitous to effect insurance'
or transact other business will • be
promptly attended to on application
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postoffices. • Lossee
inspected by the clitector who lives
nearest the scene.
-ITANDIRIcpai LVVAV
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TIME TABLE.
Trains will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as•follows
BUFFALO AND GODERTCH DIV.
Going East Express 7.38 a. m.
2,55 r. m.
Mixed 4.15 P. ,m.
West " m.55 a. 111. Express 1255 p.
I t I
14 It ft 7.95a. Tn.
14 1/1 10.27 Pr et..
LONDON', HURON AND BRUCE DIV.
Going South Express .7.47 a. m.
!! !! Mixed 4.15 p. in.
" North Express . r0.15
Mixed 6.55 p. m.
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A. 0. PATTESON, Agent.
P. HODGENS, Town Ticket Agenta
J. 1). MACDONALD, District Pssen-
ger Agent, •TOrento:
DR. AGN'EW,
DENTIST.
Will be. at Blyth every second Monday
Office -
Adjoining Henry's Photo Gallery,
'Clinton.
DR. CI. ERNEST HOLMES,
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work.
D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons of Outer
io.
L. D. S. -First class honor graduate
of Dental Department of Toronto
University.
Special attention paid to prestrvatiou
of children's teeth.
Will be at the River Hotel, Bayfield,
every Monday from to. a. in. to 6
p. m.
DR J. FREEMAN,
VETER)NARY SURGEON.
A member of the Veterinary Medical.
Associations of Lendoti and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
io Veterinary College.'
!bllice-Ontario street - - Clinton
Opposite St. Paul's church.
Phone 97.
• DR. BALL
. VETERINARY SURGEON, GOV-
ERNMENT VETERINARY IN-
• SPECTOR. ...
Office -Isaac street - - - Clinton
Residence -Albert street - Clinton,.
IVIarriage
Licenses
ISSUED BY
••••••••=1.• Mk
HENRY BEATTIE
(Successor to Mr.. .Tames Scott.)
BARRISTER,' SOLICITOR, ETC.• •
office •formerly 'occupied by M. Scott,
MONEY TO LOAN, •
in the • ,13lock • • '
Rumball, Clinton
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EXPErtiENCE
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DenlaNs
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foetal,. ascertain one menion tree '121112thet, 60
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atone street, eettidentlitiellaudbonk nu Patents
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News. ware enough gums & CO. retitle.
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12 COMPUTE NOV21.11 YBARLY
MANY SHOWS STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY Tortes
$2.50 PER YEAR; NS OTIS. A EOPT
NO CONTINUED Bros! so
tvintv Wyman cotillit.ureiN I EI$
Health
es.
"For 25 years I have never
Walled taking Ayers Sarsaparilla
every spring, It cleanses my
bloody makes Me feel strong, and
does me good in every way." -
John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, ICY.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part of the body. You
are invigorated, refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
active. You becornestrong,
steadmourageous. That's
what Ayer'S Sarsaparilla
will do for you.
gm Wile. All Irstaitis.
Agit 760 dotter *hat tit mots a .0.0er
4.40.0istills, He lowlier MI alrautthlt erste
aid Wally stediente. Talleneldi advisaanet
vie PM So Nanette&
.1. C. ATER Ea., %Went *MC
l'oronto, May I -The arrivals of all
kinds of cattle were light at the Wes-
tern Cattle IVIarket teclay. .Butcher'
cattle were in brisk demand and on
aceount al the ecareity all sold early
in the day. The better classes were
higher and desirable animals were
wanted. The Wilk :that were hreught
were cattle of 1,155 to 1,225 lbs,
weight, thet should have been left in
the stables for another month or siX
weeks. They were not suitable for ex.
port and not fat enough for the local
bdtelier trade. Seine are selling as
feeders and are not realizing as high
prices as they should. There are pra,c-
acuity no offerings in the export
class and none were wanted. IVIany of
the buyers have a large number of
cattle on hand for shipment but the
continuance of the strike in Montreal
is compelling them to feed their hold-
ings at their own- expense. Mr. Le-
vark has at present 70o cattle at the
market thet he has to keep till the
trouble is over: Verniers and drovers
arestrongly advised not to send their
cattle forward until the ,strike is over,
for buyers here do not want any at
all. Any coining in would likely have
to be maintained at the expense of
consignor, or else shipped back ' to
where they came from.
The arrivals of lambs and sheep
were so light OS to make practically
210 market, Hogs declined we per
cwt,
•The run amounted to 46 cars, 13 of
which were front parties in Chicago.
There were brouglit in 552 cattle, 203
sheep, 838 hogs and 31 calves.
There was tro 'market for exporters
and only one or two loads were sold.
Butchers' e.attle for the „local trade
were active and strong. We quote :
Picked lots of finished heifers end
steers $4.35 to $4.70, good loads $4.25
to $4.40, fair to medium lots $4.144
to $4.25, conimon grades $3.75 to $4,
cheaper descriptions $3.50 to $3.75,
and rough and inferior $3.35 to $3.50
per ewt.
Butchers' bulls sold creadily at $3.25
to $4 per cwt. • ,
$teeleers and feeders were firm and
high. All kinds of grazing cattle are
much wauted,. there being a good ea,
tive enquiry for them, both front On-
tario and ihe West. We quote ; Short
keep feeders ',too to 1,250 lbs, each
$4.50 to $4.8o, leaders feeders is000 to
3.400 lbs, each $4.25 to $4,50, stockers
Soo to 900 Its. each $3.80 to 415,
'stockers efoo to 750 lbs, each 53.75. to
$4, and lighter ones $3.50 to $3.75,
off colors and rough unfinished stock-
ers $3 .
Milch cenre were - scarce -and filen.'
We quote : Best descriptions $4o to
$58, cheaper grades $36 te $40 each. •
There was practically no market for
calves. The quotations are nominal at'
$2 to 510 each, and 4c to 5%e per lb.
Sheep and lienbs were quiet. Theta
iS. 110 demand for expert sheep. Quo-
tations "f011ow : • Light •export sheep
115 t0. 140 lbs $4:25' to $4.75, heavy'
elves .150 to leo • its $3.75 to $4/25,
Intake 140 to 1.6o lbs. $3.e5 10 $3.75,
yearling grain -Ted ewes and wetliers
$5.50 to $6; grain -fed bucks $$ te $5.- •
50, yearling thin barnyard lambs $3
to $4. Spring Iambs were worth
tO $5 eeell. .•
Hogs were easier and the prices de-
clined toe per cwt., Mr..William Har-
ris received about 700. We 'quote : Sel-
ects 160 to 200 lbs. only e,6.4o, fats
and lights $6.15 per wt. . .
4 -NOW IS THE -TH4E".
TO REPLACE UNHEALTHY i331.4QUD
BY A FRESHER. AND IVIORE
• .HIGHLY "VITALIZED FLUID,
Paine's Celery
•
'Compound. .
,IS 'THE ONLY MEDICINE THAT
.CAN PURIFY Tkrz LIFE S'T/LEAM
e AND REPAIR SIIATTERF,D STR-
ENGTH.'
" THE sleeplessness, nervous prostra-
tion, getierale• debility, weakness, func-
tional irregularities' and despondeecy
train which thousands of women,
young and old, suffer, can he quickly
removed by properly. feeding 'the ner-
ves and replacing the unhealthy blood
by a fresher and more highly vitalized
fluid: The happy change from ill
health and misery to true wonianhood
and "happiness can 'only be chute('
by the use of Paine's Celery Com-
pound. ' • • .
The present spring demand for
Paine's,. Celery Comeotied, eontan's
friend and life giver, is enorneeis 141
every province of the leniiinion. Tnie
tact . alone amply mioves thot the'
great .compound possesses viitues and
powers tinkhown te other reinedies.
Dear if and mother do not procres-
tinate •; liken today to the voice • of
reason and the pleadings and testi-
mony of thousands of your sex who
'Jaye been well and .strong. Mrs.' S.
J. McKinlay, Chelmsford, enit„ says :
'I Wish to let you know whet
paine's Celery Compound has done for
me, •/ was afflicted with nervousness,
• sleeplessness, debility end general
weakness for five years , and during
that time I was doctored :and spent a
great •deal of ' inoney for medicines
1. withont ,any good omits. A friend
advised me to use your compound and
I tun happy to say it has completely.
cured me. I now eat well,:sleep %well,
Mid am as strong e. as ever before
ain 'sure I would heve (lied had not
raine's Celery Compound come to my
aicl. I wish every woman to know
about your wonderful medicine,"
If you are in need cf free medical
advice write to Consulting ,Physician's
Deparhment, The Wells & Richardson
Co., Limited, IVfoutreal, Que. All cor-
respondence is sacredly confidential. •
11XXV4.
key. A. McLean left last week for
Woodstock where he attendedthe an-
nual meeting 'of the Synod ot. siemil-
ton and London after which lie • left
for Xingston where the degreeof doc-
tor of, divinity was eonferred upOn
hire at the 62114 'convocation of
Otteeit's university, Itor .37 years the
reverend gentleman has been the .faith-
ful and untiring pastor of Myth Pres-
byterian church and we know .of , no
one Who is more deserving of the hon-
or conferred by Queen's yesterday,
Veal* coat sneers 1(111.4.
Glace Bay, N. S, April 215. -416 -
Serve Mine trete the dearer Of a *ad
fatality yeitterday 'inornitvg and our
men worked their' last shifte, An ex-
plosion took place between / and 8,
o'clock in number IS level, Prima'
slope of Itstlerve %tine, end of the five
Men who worked itt the immediate
neighborhood of the explosion, but
one woe brought up out of the plt
alive.. Thel bediele lora badly 0.44
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'fours TOWNSITIr,
Dr. S. Ie. Cali:thick 18 here for a
short vacation, looking the picture of
bealth. Ilia home is at Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Lastoattesday Jas. Sintrrie, 4th line,
delivered, eight hogs of the York-Tanil
variety to Joseph Clegg for which he
received the tidy sum of $111•00. Who
can beat this for good returns ?
Rev. C..$3, and Mrs. Fiukbeiner and
children of Sebringville were visitors
at Mrs. Thomas Maunders' last week.
The Rev. gentleman was on his way
home from, attending Canadian Con-
ference of the, Evangelical Association
whicjL inet at Dashwood. Mr. Fink-
beiner is not moving this year, Rev.
3, R. Kneelitei was re-elected Presid-
ing Elder for another year.
It is said that Adam Halliday has
disposed of his Too -acre farm, sth
line, to Wm, Armstrong cf the same
line for the sum of $5,500. Mr. Hal-
liday, who hat been a resident of Mor-
ris for the past 16 or le years, NSill
likely retire front lemon as lus is
short of help owing to the locating
of his sons elsewhere,
On of the pioneers of Morris passed
away recently in the person of Jane
Kerney, wife of William Little, of the
4t11, van. The deceased who was about
67 years of ege,lied been in poor health
for the last two or three years so the
end did not come uuexpected. She was
married to William Little about 45
years ago, when Morris township was
yet in its earliest stages of settlement
she and her husband being among the
first settlers. After much hardship
they secceeded in cleaning up their
homestead, lot 52, C0n4, where they
have resided since their marriage. Her
husband, a son and a. daughter survive
her, The son, John, lives on the ,farm
adjoining the homestead and of which
it was formerly a part, and the daugh
ter, Mrs. Gideon Hood, who residee" at
Unly, Mich,, but•was in attendance at
the death • bed of her Mother, 'Tvve•
brothers and two Sisters, namely. Hen -
Ty Kerney,Meadowville, and John Ker
ney of Mich.,- Mrs. Thos Clarke of
the .5th cote, and Mrs..A. Laidlaw, of
Mea.dowville. also survive the deceased.
Mrs. Little was a member of the 1VIetli-
odist church at. Sunshine,
HE. CAN'T HELP •IT, • POOR NAN
He would be a pretty good husband.
if he wasiet 40 cross. It's about bis•
only. fault, isn't that 'se. ?. Don't spoil
him any 'more by ceaxing,' humoring.
Get a box Of Avers Pills and have
him take one • each, •night for hie' liver.,
, •
SEAFORTH.
It is not anticipated sby the officials
of the fisheries departenent .that there
.will be any change in the regulations.
this year in which ease the following
Will be the eleee season : Bass• and
meckinonge, 151.11 April to 151.11 June;
maskinonge in. Race I,ake, 15th April
to ist Jane ; pickerel, isth 'April to
ieth May ; speckled trout, x5th Sepe
teniber to loth April • salmon trout
and whitefish, 1st November to 3oth
November., .
Engineer Leonard Neil of Port Hur-
on, brether of Oscar Neil of the 0ySter
Bay ristairannw
t, tow, as killi
ed n a
Grand Trunk -Railway accident near
Len n ox , 111 i eh, . recently . He, was a
brother of the Misses Nellie and Ida
Neil of Stratford,' who are Well•kaciwn
in Seaforth, "lie funeral of the deceas-
edtook place at Port I-Ittron, .Ile
leavca to survive him . a wife and
two children,' four' lirothers and threc.
sistersMa.rshall of Toronto, .1"sOac of.
1?almerston, Oscar of Seeforth, Will.
of Sarnia, hire. cf Toronto
•-and 'plisses ,Ida and Nellie of Strat-
ford. •
John II. Swallow,. an old and much
respected tesident of 1VIcEillop town-
Sliii) 15 Ile had reached the dd.:
vanced age 01:3 years and 7 inonths.
• ZITILICIT.
The wife of I\Ir.• jesiale Sararas of
the 'Satible• Line 'presented 'her • Inis-
baird"with a baby lioy on Tuescla-y
Messrs. C. Eilber, 'John Hey, II.
Magel and .1V, • Scholitg; have put
the. race track in first class Shape.
The manager,. .1.1r. V,ilber; ',intends
keeping it in good e condition this
year and will .charge • horsemen the
eniall sum of one dollar for the use
of it during the summee.- -• •
The township Of Hay has•purchatied
and 'received a carloa.d of cement 'and
will, under the seiperiut endance Of
Mr.' .1lIcKay, a thorptigh practical
man; Make itl celvert tile in the
village this year. No doubt the sav-
ing will be considerable besides giving.
Work to laboring' men. • . •
Dr. .Campbell hes left for the Old
Country where he will speed a fUvir
months, in the laud ible pt.,rpoSe 01
quirnig into the. latest and • best
treatment of the various -diseases' 'to
which man is• 'subject. '
. .Reeve"Lamont' • is still making • im-
provements oil h is 'fart». He is laying
down between 130 and 200 rods of tile
drain, . clearing' the roots .froni a large
field' and is ecnitemplating •the erectioa
of a drive -house, hennery and pig sty, ,
all under one roof. Looks. as though .
kis bachelor tla.ye are nearing an end.
11, R. It, Johnston took possessioi1.
of the Doiniuion hotel this morning,:
It is ibout 19 years since Mr.. J, re.-.
tired from •the proprietorship of tlie.
house. Mr. Shoeina.ker will live .pri-
vately for .the present, occupying the.
,housewhich his successor vacates.
IT PA'S TO ADVERTISE
IN TUE NEWS -RECORD. .
Was Pale, Weak
And Very Nervous
Mrs, Benj. Hatfield, 77 Ifillyard St.,
St, John, N.D., writes :-"Por three years
I was a sufferer from extreme nervousness
Ind female we.akness. 1 was pale and
weak, had net appetite and would some-
thnes faint two or three times a day. I
underwent a very painful operation and
(Of WOO weeks was under the doctor's
Cara but he seetted unable to help me.
,,,,,Despalring of recovery, I took the ad.
*Ice of a friend who told me that Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food Weald build me ufo
And make me strong and well again. I
continued this treatment, using in all
sixteen boxes, and believe that 1 on as
atronE and well as ever in my life. At a
result I cannot say too lunch tot Dr.
. Chase's Nerve rood. The, testimonials I
tibi, for it are not half strong enough."
506, a bft, at all dealers, or Effinansen.
Bates & Co.. Toronto. On every box of
the genuine will be found. portteit and
lignittne of tr. A. W. chug.
Diri Chase's
Nerve Food
Another Nice Story
of Liberal Corruption.
What It Cost to Take
The:,Census„
Buffalo, April 17 -Before a jury of
six men, Jas. Ne12011 was tried in the
Police Court by Judge Murphy this
this morning on the charge of (stealing
U typewritten document, Ivaluod et $20
front Attorney John Ryan's office.
Attorney N. Norton appeared for
the defence and Attorney Ryan pro-
secuted.
Patrolman Driscott testified to the
arrest and discovery of the paper in
Nc1o's poc e . .
The paper was marked for identifi-
cation. It was a denial of certain
statements made by Nelson to Organ-
izer 'Wright of the Conservative petty
in Canada.
Le the statement referred to, and
which is in the form of an afildavit
in the hands of Mr. Wright, Nelson
swears the Liberals in the by-election
of last .January bought votes outright
and thereby got victory in North
Perth, Earth Grey and North Norfolk.
Nelson was charged with stealing an
uns
igned affidavit from the law °d-
fice of John T. Ryan, . in this city.
The affidavit was a denial of the
sworn statement introduced today,
and Nelson says John .T. eVicearty,
Buffalo saloon keeper, offered lam $75
to sign the reputing instrument. At
the suggestion of Mt. Wright, Nelson
Says, he led McCarty on, but never
intended to sign the denial, . as the
first affidavit, he insists, is absolute
truth.
After explaining he was introduced
to Capt. John Sullivan by IVIeCartY,
Nelson swears Sullivan said to him,
referring to the by-elections :
"The Government lias lotsof money
•
end' as it is necessary to carry these
elections, it is willing to pay the
price."
•
Nelson says he was engaged ..by
Sullivan to ,get men from ;Buffalo, to
go into North -Perth,- North Grey,. and
North Norfolk fel* the Liberals. This
lie ,did. The men were • William. Bain,
Michael Crosby, Frank Schley, Leen
3. Mulloy, John FreernOn, Jolue.Has-,
kett, John .1, Sullivan, Frank ,
, Gaila-
gher and Nelson. • •
' •• Upon a later trip to Toronto, Ncl
son sciys,. ,Capt.. Sullivan introduced
liiiii to a men trained Smith, wlici
told •hitn to go to Str etforde and
.stay at the Cabinet Hotel. • "He
gave the • address of R. T, Harding,
a. lawyer, land Mr. O'llierne, "the Pub-
lisher. of the Ileacon;" says the affi-
davit, "to whoni r was ' made to re-
pot every afterneon, and who were,
he said, in charge :of the financial
end of the Liberal .cempaign in Strat-
ford • and would give Inc thQ • nanes • of
peeple • I was to approa.cle''
Nelson says lie was in !Stratford
diSguised 1LS 11 piettire agent, going
from house to house sounding, ;the.
people. "When I found' a Trian whom
I thought °Mild be bought eto Vote'
for. the Liberal' candidate,' I would
repost.. his name . to 111r. Ifarang,
and the money would be paid through
.1-Ieskett. • . 1. made in reports to
O'Bierne and Harding .by 'letter, its
it was unWiSeto be seen ;geeing to
Omit' offiCes. In *this Way' 1 reported
several partiett. . 1 recall ehe naioes
. of . james. comp:bell, Donald Campbell
and J. Calder. • • At ' the.. IVindsor
House; Niagara. Falls, •Oittes' on the
inorning .of January- 3," Neleon lays,
''Sullivan give Inc $275; .inetructiag
Inc to give 1125 to Bain and $8o
to McCarty,' It was arranged. that
llaui 11112I CrOShy 'should . go to Sim -
coo, there they • were to put , up:• at
A hetet, the proprietorii of which
;would be expecting them. They. syere
•to Make reports in writing every
day to Captain Sullivan at Toronto.
The rest of the. men went to North
Grey, and were instructed to stop
in Owen Sound oyer 'Sundey. McCarty
and .111ulloy were to go be the .Pacifie
HotelTe.where McCarty' was. to regis-
ter under thenanie of Marshall end
Melloy. touter his own name, , kid
Schley, Gallagliet and Freeman , were,
togo to the Grand 'Coitral, They
were to report to LaWyer, Pripet, . of
Owen Sound, ancl . to Dr. Rent& of
Wiartoit, who -Were' to : give-. them
wha.t money. they ..reqiiired.-•.. 'rhe • in-
structions to Bain and Crosby . were
that they • ware to. represent Ahem -
selves asagents of a; medicine (30111-
p
pany. Eain •wai to -handle the Money
-
and votes as ineteticted. by . local
LiberalS and Cresby was to be with
hin1. to divert •suspicion. McCarty
was to act as bartender: at the 'Grand
obtain money from Lawyer Frose,
Central at Owen Sotind. He was to
and hand it to , Gallagher as • re-
quired. •Mulloy was to Operate from
Wiarton under Abe .direction ecif
IIough and Mr. Eaeteur,. saw Mill
proprietor of Wiarton. Malley • was
to p01. up at' the Pacific Hotel, Where
;Dr, Hough also. had eooins and was
to, get what: Money .he 'required
to buy. Votes ,from hint."
continuing Nelsoft Saye : Jan-
uary. 4 I. reported to Mr,. Harding.
that a Stratford barber named (Co.
Schwoob could be biinght to vote
for the Liberal candidate for f.$5o,
and that I would send • a man (a
Liberal, Whom Harding knew and
who worked with Schwoob ) the next
day for the money. • The man re,:
turned within half ais hour to .Where
I." was, in. Schwoob's back room, .and
showed tile a roll of bills 'width lie
said lie had got .froni.Barcliiig, . and
he then called Schwoob "into the
room atul gave lain inaney • in My
presence, Schwoob was a Conserva-
tive but after this. he was appointed
scrutineer for the Liberals in "one of
the polling places. On this saine.
day I went with Haskett to the
residences of .Tames CatePbell, Don-
ald Campbell and Calder, before
referred to and he told tire he gave
each one of them $5 to vote for
the. Liberal candidate,"
Nelson was allowed to go on suspen-
ded sentetice,
Clendennittg left last week to
spend the Summer lit Manitoba. lip
will locate for the present at Boise
-
vain. He will take his teaming outfit
with .Itint,
John Agnew is home froon the West-
ern tIniversity after a term • of hard
study and will spend the vatation
his henna in Wingham.
De, and 11Irs. Spieling have returned
ed to Canada front Denver and are
now visiting Mrs. Sparling's parents
in town.
Mr. J. tb. Cleddes of Delgrave has re-
ceived the Sitti news trout Duluth of
the sudden death from pneumonia of
his cousin, Mrs. Zopp (formerly Miss
'McKellar) fa the age of 33 ,years. De -
cased Wita also grand -daughter ot kr.
Oeddes of the 3r4 line ,of Mortis
SiSter of Mrs. Stewart 1VIeGee,for-
overly oi Winghant.
OA,. • ri.,44,441.
The following list shows the am-
ounts received by the census com-
missioners and entune,rators in this
county :
EAST IXURON.
Commissioner, Thomas Strachan,
13B3I.31
Blyth ---N. ' 11. 'Young $37.25, W.
1 Campbell $31.70.
Brussels -W. k'. Scott .19.65 G.
.1gtuosgoenrs;c5$22.770,
.85, A. Cousel *.,.4.85. $,
Grey -3. G. lutaluill $2.25, 1'. Ver -
A. ',Ctienbull $61.o5, ,T.
McTaggart si
eert7$06708.7W.
t.f.v!rierrieemt5zt.lit557..35,
L
171-1ie
7.020wlwk-A.. VIrowett 96.m,167.,J
567.95, J.
J. J. t
wlicsoozti
$71.20, J. W. Edgar 0102.75, j. Gib-
S°11.1ttolr6rais-.25i. W. Sloan, (t6 d) $69.5o,
J. hicDorsald (13 d) $54•75: G. llood
$59.20, J, Shurne $53.to, W. Isbister
(r7 d) $58.$o, W. .T. Dull $6.50,
Turnberry-A. Kelly $59.20, William
Bailey \ wf:. d) $54, J. $. McTavish
$67.60, 1. B.,Scott $56.9o.
wI,Vivi.
ngfeintigii-i4Wszn65..7G5a. nnett $36.90.1 • R.
E. 1VieRtfizie $40.35, P. Deans $51.4o,
Wroxeter -W. M. Robinson $33-45.
Total -$2,180.20:
SOU'III HURON.
Does it not seem niore effective tb
breathe in a remedy, to cure disease of
the breathing organs, than to take the
reined), ieto the stomach?
Commissioner!. D. Urquhart, $274.66.
Bayfield -N. Wombs $50.25,
Hay -J. Willis $47.25, S. MeIVIor-
die 540.35, S. Rennie $70.7o, J. Gei-
ger (ix d) $36.75, J, Corrie -eau $80.7o,
J. K. Goetz $63.8o, Win. McAllister
(7 d) $27,
liensall-A, Murdock (16 d) $48.
Aullett-T, McMichael $55.30, '.1:.
Neilans $60.20, P. Quigley $51.6o, L.
Hill $60.90, J. 540311 544, II. M. Snell
$55.63, S. Cox $46•45.
McKillop -J. Everts $59.8o, A.
Dickson $75.20, a. C. Morrison (21 d)
$64.50, J. Gievenlock $70.10.
Seaforth-C. Wilsee $52.45, W. D.
McLean $26.9o, J. Killoran $32.e0, J.
Watson $28.85, R. Lumsden. $22•85.
Stanley -J, Murdoch $46.90, A. Me -
Beath $53.20, A. Illiteliell $62.40, J.
MeDiatmid $36.70, P. Douglas (t6 (1)
$54.
Tuckeesinieli-H. Chesney, $6o.rs, P.
effereay, $77.90, J. Shepherd $76.85. j•
McCennell $74.30.
Total--$2,o9o.4e.
\ IVF,ST HURON.
Commissioner, J. L, Grant, 5287,86.
Ashfield-L.B.Augustine $57.25,
McPhee d) 563, K. McEenzie (r6 d)
.554, W. T. Pellow $53.4o, T, Sullivan
$58.35, T. Ford (17 cl) 555.50,
3. Jant-
ies�n (1,6d)) $51.
(flinton-E. G. Courtice $40.10, E.
Dickinson $37,45, W. Coats $49.40, N.
Robson $41.70. . •
Colborne --W. Hill $63,. H. Mor-
ris $55.45, G. Young $88.2o, D. Cum-
ming $65.95.
Oodcrich township -J • T. Salkeld
573, G. II. Cox 557, J. Torrance $71.-
75, J. Wiggington 140.96, J. W: Yeo
.$69:4e, W. Marquis $43.05, J. M.
Breckenridge $38.19. •
Goderich-J. II.. Edward $44-e40, J.
Kucix $36.75, J. Alexander $39.25, E.
R:' Watson • $37•75, George A. J. Frae
ser $48.30, J. W. eietigie $30.75.
East Wawanosh-R.. 13. McGoistan
$68.20,* Ivr. Robertson .563.10, W. G• •
'Salter $73:35, D. c10W $,66.3o.
. West Wawanosh-T. ItleCenu
A. C. Jackson $49•95, I). B. Marrity
562; 3. H. Taylor $55.ics;•W. Al Wil-
son (15 d) $49•50.
Tota1-$2,298.56. •
RstaOlished
Cures While Yet* Sleep
It cures becalm the air rendered strongly
antiseptic is carried over the dieeasedsur.
face with every breath, giving prolonged
encl constant treatment. It is invalu.
able to mothers with srnall children.
Is a boon to asthmatics.
Whooping Cough Bronchitis
Croup Coughs
Catarrh, Cade Grippe 0.nd Ransom
The Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last
a. lifetime., together wish. a bottle of Cretolene,
Use. Loa, supplies of eresolene es cents and
go cents. Write for descriptive booklet contain.
sag Iti:diest testimony as to its Value.
vAro.nriFsOtENE Is MO BY
ni:Vacntris 14v111:VW2lEn4r.
Vepc•Crecolene Co.
130 Fulton Street r6$t Notre Dame street
New York Montreal
R attettbury Street Works
Direct, importers. Woilcman-
ehip and Materlid guaranteed,
4. O. .SEAttE and C .
PROPRIETORS
.11IGKOWN
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS, •
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrep has
been usedby milliona of mothers for
'their children while teething. If .dil-
turbed• of night and broken. of your
rest by a sick child sulIffering and
erying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get' a bottle of " Mre.
Wiuslovi's Soothing Syrup" fpr child -
ten teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon it, Mothers, there is no niistake
about it. It Cure's Diarrhoea, regu-
lates the Stomach and Bowels, mires
Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces
Inflammation and gives tone and en
reit teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price
25 Cents a bottle, Sold by all 'drug-
gists throughout the world. Be sure
ergy to the whole system. " Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child -
and ask for .".Mrs. Winslow's Soothe
fug Syrup."
.MLYTECH
Dnring- the past few days Messrs.
McNally :er Plummer leave sOld• and
shipped' their Eurekacement block
machine -to . contractors- in Hanover, .
Kenilworth and Lucknow... 'This firm
is looking • forward:to a busy season .
in the sale of their cement machines.
11 IGH CLASS
HARNESS S1101-'
Good quality harness, both light
and heavy, at moderate prices.
I sell best Saskatchettran Rbbes,
ills° Rugs, Blankets, Trunks, Vale
Iles, Etc.
0Kown
se.
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PRIC-
II DruqqirehgenticiA t
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Price 1nt rainadst t $1.00;
61* bath's tor $$.00
le
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A remedy which acts through the
fouctions of nutrition, by the building -
up of new and healthy tissues is not
to be expectedto manifest its action
in a few dayS. .
When the disease is of recent ori-
gin, this early and immediate action
will often be met with. Otherwise,
when it has already lasted some tittle,
the action of the remedy must be
thronic like the .disease itself.
This is why the length of the use
of ST. JA1VLUS WAPD11.8 'Will vary with
every individual case, but it is a fact
which no one will now deny that in
the treattnent of general debility ST.
TOMS WAvnizs produce remarkable,
and in some eases, immediate effects.
JAMBS WARMS help stotita.ch)
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
honest way to get health and strength)
the kind that lasts, develops and.
breeds the energy which accomplishes
much.
tint Wearies of the literinten SE.
"awes Witeetei ate almost if not
quite a specific. X haVa teat
faith itt them,"
Dr. Edward A. Untsitisoie,
tork mewed
StJanses Wafers are nta secret
seumsty: Whs. numerauseWetoks,v-
onnmetsding Mew id their tailcoat
we mail the formula roan request.
Where (kettle Mt not ?Wittig the
Wafers, they are mailed upon re-
celpt of mice M. the Coln0d21211
brAtleh : St. &MIMI Wafers CC, 172S
$t. Muria. St.. Mainritl.