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W. S. MITCHELL,
Will There Be A
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Sutnnterhill. flarvey Hall, Son a Mrs flullett Township.
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Mr. Va. willi,ous left last week for
Trowbridge where he will have .eltarge
of a cheese factory. Ire enderstautla
the business well And Win, we have
no eottlit, gtect entire satisfaction to
the patrousof the foctory.
Mr. Oliver Claxle of Auburn, is taking
out timber for Arr. Will. -Nes•bitt's new
barn to be bent next summer. Ile
already has the timber ready for Mr.
Mr. W. IL Ball's barn and fpr the
improvements whieh Mr. _Tyner intends
making the coming -season.
Messrs. Antos Challenger and Albert
Nell had wood bees .last week.
- -• Mr. W. J. MeBrico has had twc
horses. very sick with distemper.
Mr. E. Bett reit rest week with. a
carload of liete stock, ete:, for Mani.
Wm, This is his first trip West this
season, but won t be his last.
We are glad tohear that Rev. Arr.
Rleocles ha,s been appointed incumbent
of this. parish.
In well informed circles it is cow
sidered probable that tha•Ross Clove
ernmeot will make an early appeal to
the people. •Irene 0, W. Ross seem:.
eitite content to hang on to •office even
though his majority oF three is only
preseryed by runny-J:1r sPecial ',Stock
trait's.. But the better element in tlit'
Liberal party ie beginning. to protest
and it is understood that the Lientei...
ant -Governor has intimated . to • the
Preiniqf that the present state o
affairs canno-t contititie, lic.nice a genar-
al election. • • • • •
. The cal-illet, it • is stated, 'will b.reconstructed:. An... Gibson • the. car
poratiOn representative, and Mr. Lath.
ford will retire. There.. seems •sdrne
doubt aboi.it the immaculate Mr'. Sire.'
tton. Mr. Ross would probably lik:
to &et rid °Linen, -but then what Mre.
Ross knows •he ehould v'ucl ;whet 1,,
does are ;lot by any 'Mans an
the Same ...••
In the event' of a. canteSt• RoSi•
61 courge, umert the. Temperance
horse .e..goi•n, a eati: longesufferieg
nag,. which has 0arriid to. victoey
More thao crce, .sperrecl on by. peon% ,
• istis• „that. :I. a ee itever.beenTuljiIlecl. ••
The secret: of -Mr. ;•Rogg's saceess in
polities is the :enseewttik Which he hoe.
humbugged • the ..Temperence Teeple,
while at the teene time -receiving ti'. •
snopor t of the ' liquor party. •
KipPen•
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Miss Maggie McCryinont of londou
•spent Easter with her parenteehere.. •
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• Mr. Wom..-Northeott of SeXtemith, ac-
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comprmied • by his Sister,' Miss Sarah,
visited • in -the ramie •cf. Mr. Johnston
last week.
Mr. MeNevin, ief t ha. Molsous • Bank.,
Alvinstoo, 'spent rhi's • Blegter holiday:le
with hie pLcole- here. • .• • •
- Mr. Thos::: _Horton and . Rose
have • returned to. Exeter- aftce enjoy-
ing a three -weeks' 'visit With frienhi
Mr. and Mt*: .Joitiistree Were yisi..tritt,i,
o14ieu
-frtie ateSexseeith Iatitewe.eke. • ".
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John MeNevins .fr'ierole• are Oka:,
sed to bear he is r..ecovering..- • ....•
The following. have .retorred tO"' the
Clinton . Collegiate• •ii -Pending.
Easter vectetioo in. ;their hoines iit
this section : Lottie 'ancleChorles Gras,
sik Alrece jee'nie„. AfeBeath '
-and FeeebOrn Johnston. • ' • • • •-
The hotu•e of Mr; WM.. ••Cm;eltoore wee
...the scene of a very pretty -Wedding on
the .cycii:.n•g of. Wetritescre.y,• . the 6th
inst.,- whom his daughter, Miss- Susie,
and Alr.ThottuMS Wort:Mao 'were nulled
in marnage in the . pro:it:nee of alarge
number 'of asseembled....guests. -The Rev.
Mr. Shaw perfortneeothe marriage eere
ernopy. • •
Leadbury.
Mrs; .G. 3. GrieYe,• was Visiting fri
.ercls ill -London Easter week, • • .
Mr. F. W. Seerlettespett his Eostel
with friends-- in. 1%...a..arti jr • •
the ararnal •-vestry meeting .. •(..f • ,51..
Ci&ore's chart t in, was.- held. on
'Untidily.In thJ ' abstit.te ttl tit
inctittibctit the*chitir was:*takell
Smith.. Jato er..cl.
: timit.h seere re -cleat d wardet.S.. • Mr.
joint icarlett wait • appoihitt•d
gate to. the Itteeting of -the Synod to
lie held hi Lendon ite"Xt •3 time. -. A res,-
' Wit.S• liatiSttt expressing sympa,.•
tlty for the it icutioltent ,: Rev.
whom ill health- -has forced ior
relin-
quo.h his work for a season. Ire ten-
dered his' reeigeotion but it was not
accepted. It i.s Mona' Ito will. :mon be
able to regtune his pastoral duties
here selleee • Ills. sterling. •qualities, have
rendirecl liim very popular.
Mr. Peter liarrowa 11115meeve to. his
term. wee. \Valuta. . • .
'1 he surto; hes itomily All disappeared
off the rotechoso our stage will lie an
more . regular.. •
Mr. -0ov‘rilrek • or it lar Blittl7trop,
wric is very'ill, is not improving as
niockly as nisi. many friends would like-.
Est Wawanosh.
Mr. Satoh Tugela, -wit), eopartecrthis
life oti April. 4t11, was a. netiver, .of
Switzerialid where he .was born on Oc-
tober Rtlt, Iffel. In- 185.5 110 Caltle
this :country and has long been ii res( -
dent of Ifttron county. Ile, Was. much
ee-spected . lit •ecetioutility and the
bereeved wife family of live -Child..
tett ondefoltr elepo 11114re:to It Lee the
eincere sympathy -af the ;natty Mende.
in the' loss they have. sustained. ' • -
Airs. Jacob Ingold deeires througb
lime News -Record to Alifelk the ileigt-
bnrs and friendsfor their. kindness ahd
sympot hy dering beriate hushancr's
1.11(1 511100 1115 dentip. She.•
preciat:cd it very tomb mid will always
-14-•ar t1emlai-.4rpteful rententlfrance,
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Bla.ster 'C. J. Stewart of Clioton 'was
out bidding vood bye before going
West. .
Mr. John . ,Tortuston of Londesboro
valltd oil his Mother • co. Suirday. .
Mrs. George • Brownlee of near Aue.
burn was the guest of Airs, Brownlee
on' Tuesday last ; .• also•MrS, R.. Waite
and Miss Minnc Wallace,
Tommy Mason had a very .stiec'essful
wood bee recently..
Mrs, T. 'Wallace loft last week man
extensive visit to South :Dalian+ nild
Montana. Site expects to be- away, a-
bout six mouths. • .
Miss Ida Colborne Of the 16th eon,
apuit her 'Easter holidays .visittng frir
ends. in Clinton. ' -
'Miss Mabel Sheppard 'was in, Reasall
last week.
'Miss A. r.,oVett Was ita Lond'on last
week..
Miss Jennie Wright of Clinton has
been very ill at the honic of lter
sis-
tel', Mrs, Jos, Rapsoto, • of pleurisy,
aitineh Rapson is natrecovering as
rak.idly 11.; friends would like._
- •Ifill .was iri SeafOrth a couple
of clays last week. •
Mr, James Jewell of Ben:miller . • was
the. guest at -Mie ens, Rapson's last
Sunday:
• Master Russel Stewart is speod:ng
tiis holidaya. with his uncle-, Mr, C.
Lovett.. • -• .•
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'Paisley .orel. Master ..Stewart
iecinapauiecl 1;5: Mrs. Hill • - wore Ah".
guests at the home 1.• • trownble
londay 'week. • :
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• •Wingliam.
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Last' Sunday. the ladies in tl:e
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taist choir appeeree,•Jlt their plaees
without their hats. 'rho ladies., gener-
ally regard „tlis departure as .uowtra.g•-
.-enus.'' . We admit it" was rather: hard
on them, especially wleni.it .Was Eris -
ter, and 'being. such a 'lovely: day '; • in
• fact nti better. could• 110ve been •01101011
for. a, first-class. millinery display and
no 100•1'c 'protninent pOkitien .could 110
imagined. ' Bat; asIkle„ wit• reallv-
fhink ft .an iniiirovement.' Whew fifteen
tVirenty • „ladies, • .wcariag as"..many
varieties of fantastic shapeS atid colors
.appeor togetIer, theeffect on•the be-
• holder is :not: alwayS pleasing, 'I he
Same' remark applies to• dress. 'Whit
might he" perfectly becoming to : one,
',when:alone, lociks 'altagether different
when side le: -side witltsomething, • .of
ale incongrecem color.' Hence trio •ad.,
varitage.of a, surelice...:A'.genelemaiv.io
,:Winhmn wh rectittiv visited a 'city*
*chara, said he, 'nett 17. -felt* more tever-.
'eat, than when he sew .the ;choir' neot.
IY • robed In. plain black,: ;eke • their
'places in the 'choir and bow their hea-
ds..t6 seek -Divine blessino,.-A.'vance.
..On Saturday a Leicester ;ewe belorge
.11.1g tib. Jeatnes B. Gray, near Brie:Vale,
'gave leirth tie fourlambs, and all a.. -e,
-living. This it; considered a rare- oe.
errrence,. as the birth 'of..teiplets ,.
eeldnio exceeded; Like. ,the early rob-
ins, the ' early -leen-Its ;wiii • feet the
.eieterity cf the winter that still ie -
Maus as if sorry toeleave •ue. In this
ease, otheWinds.: are not 'alwitYk temO•-•
ered to the shorn •lareles. Asthe eeve
referred icy could not raiee her . large
femile unaided, a' friendly Cow ' is•
itt-
th meantinee supplying two • orthe
lamiiS with hot meals. • e•
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tiic"(Teeth recently: took pla.cd of two
aged persons, .perhain; the oldest ..in
the •ciitnity,. irIn'and Mrs:- Malleir;• Of
Turvberry, .ithe one: • aged..96 -and . :the
other 104. Pt.:v*111aq years they.trave
-idled" life's journey together -a-lid death
came to eiele 'with a few days, for
Mr. • Malley • died On Friday and his
wife. on 'the folloWinle Mcndey. . •
Mt. Geo:- 'Henderson has solct
farm ott the Illttevale road, iteee•Wing-
hath,- to, James Fowler, possessions to
be given' June: The farm contains
eighty 0.erett,, wcf-11 sitinated, alai( is .
desirable property. the price • paid
•was .$6,00n. • "Mr. Iltelerson lase -ale
erecting a, ••eesideitee in toWil ;during
the coming stunufere
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•Blytli. .:• .
••• Mr...'W.' T. ' McLean', 'Who IS- a divinity
'student. •Ett Knox college, Toronto,••. is.
visiting. his parents," Rev, llr.. L'Ir.1 M.r31,••
ilieLeatt. Ile will leteves in 11. few days:*
l
s,
for Mill Cr •ikl.t;• 111anitoba.,', where. ' he
will. : have.. It.t.rge Of - 'Pesbyterian
inissinn •dttri ‘44,111,.! smuttier •vacation...
'Mr. 1', C, . 'Tent rely, .h ha tvent to Sl.
George twn••wcekk 'ago, has :Secured it
good.and iiIiiiiiiatter:it situation in tit.,
wooer. shop of thz• Brant, Milling Co.'
.11 that village,.. As ..S0011 AS' lie, Mit .h4.-'
C.t.til4 il.. h 0 ll Se .-, in • 81., George hi .wili
Minn:: Idsfamily frora Illytin: • ' ' • ...
.' Miss *Millie. McLean is Visiting .-•Ther
parerits'.... 'zit „the.. PreSbyteriaai . manse.
During the past. two 'years site... has.
been a member 'of the :.13•releti ' - ll'obl.t:
school staff where she Itee done ..exe
cellent work fuel wasvery popular.
She recently resigned her position. Ile -
fore leaving lletdeu she .was presented
with it porse containing .$2o. .
. hits. „tones ,McGee of Ileyfield., 'tees
the :guest of Blythe friends last week,.
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An AW To Mothers,
in thousands of vases it has been
:proved that Baby's Owit.'2;tibletti is the
very best thing for childreit suffering
from colic, coostipanott, diarrhoea,
eiinple• revere,- colds and teething trail-
- bios. The tablets are gnaranteed t�
contion: my opiate or harmful drug, and
may be giveii with equal safety to the
telecier, n•ew born babe or the well
grown -child. Arne Yoe). . Andereon,
titlianley„ Ont., is one of the mothers.
who hove' proved the value of this
medicine .and 80.VS. : • "1 11&tV0 tiseet Ba-
tty's Own 1 ultras with the very beat
results. They are easy to give • little
(time and I•Ita.ve never known them to
fait to latwiit,",
-Every mother shoold keep, the tail
, lets in the hotse. lit an emergency
'they may save n precioun little life.
-Sold by all druggists or Mailed at 25
tebiS a 1 Og by writing The Dr. Wil- '
litt re Areclicine Coe Brockville, OM, . •
Hall of Clinton, Killed in
Railway Collision Near
-Guelph.
-Gue.ielt, April f2-1t'artners' Cut, ab-
out .v tulle and a half east of the city,
has been the scene of more aecolents
etince tto 0.T.1t' was Wilt' than any
point between Toronto and Landoll.
The most seriots one yet, as regards
life, took place Yesterday morning, be-
tween T t,nd 2 O`.cloeh when two frei•
ght traistS met with terrific force.
Fireman. Snbwden and Brakeman.
Harvey Hall of the westbound' train,
were. instantly killed and Engineer Pa-
ton of the same train and Firentau
Vaystou of the east-bout:4 train. .were
seriously injured. The engines were
telescoped •and. twelve • ears smashed to
kindling wood and piled on top of evil
other 30 feet high..
The weetbound train. was "from Tot:-
Otto, and consisted of 25. -ears, mostly
empty. The crew were : Cooductor
Vansickle,'Engineer Poton, .Vievenan
Suowden, Brakeurenelleenett and Hall.
They left Roetwood at x:30 with e.
elessioice for •Guelph and were .rureming
more than 50 iniles 411 hour when the
collision took place.
DarVey II4111 the brakeman killoc",
came from Clinton, where his Mother,
one Sister-4rd three *brothers live, .1Ie
was" .21 years of age and bad been • -in
the elnPley of the cOmpany a year ard
half. Mostof this tittle: was spent
in the yards at ti:e I.Toi0e. 'Station, kis
• aPPointment as brakeman coming a
little over .six months ago. Ife board-
ed at 5o Peter street, •
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Seaforth.-•
• on mc,...ky evening, April 4th, ot
Moe - wooer, "Kill; len," the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John- Slumr„: Fo'rest, was
tlw .eetmeof it quiet butpretty wed-
ding, when Al lei•r 'daughter, Gertrneie
moma, was 'married to: James, M, Me,
l'jnjey B. A., principal 'of .the _North
Bay High Seb.col, _and youreeest
of Sohn McKinley of Seaforth.The
ceremony was perfoyined K„te
AlaCciotald B.. D. The bride was moo
itteneed and . wore a trovelling • 'Ws-
43itne of brown btoadeloth withetrime.
filings of' black' and gold cute: a- dainty_
.white silk blouse With .yorce -.of eleny
lace. Her hat- Was it • •finialk - brown
Peewit iceine .with trinimings of fruit;
they left On the midnipbt train • for
,I'lartatto from where' they went -to.
their new home in North Bay; The
bride. received ..ar: F.3-tay of beatitifil
And .costly • presents. Mr. McKinley
hs 'been on the the...• Forest
High Schnol for met -Armee .yeare, the
Eat two' being • principnl . The *studentn.
preseatc(V him. with* a thandsottie. MorriS
chair...before Ito left..••• •: • • '
Arr. John Noble of • the Huron
Road returrod Monday afternoon front
a visit to his 1mro41ier itnd other fri-
ends. 121 li,Vat, Vawanosit. Snmething ,
may ere lcug result front, these visits, ..
hut then that's attell'er store'.
Moo Carbert of Irullett end Mrs.
Thos. Rowley of Port Demon were at
Dublin on Thteetroy last attending the
funeral cA their taster, Mrs. Joseph
Nagle.--Aritchell Advocate.
Mr, 1,; mi 1"ermin:3n has sold a lite
three-year-old colt to Snell Bros. of
Constaueefor t fine* figure. •
Mr. Witt, Dunkp and fatnily left for -
Ale.nitoba on Tuesday. We are sorry
to lose item.
Mr. Wito •Carter had a successful
wood bee one da,y last week.
Miss Rosy Field ;g0l her loot badly
'grained last week,
Medd Bros. purchased 0, fito wit
from
it party in Colborne for which
ttoy paid a l'anilsome figure,
Or. John• A. Grav, 'brother of Messrs-.
Mut. and: Joseph Ciray of Durrett, died
in Dallas, Texas, .on Sunday, He was.
in ,his 28th ,year awl 114 •only been
practising medicine for ten months
when he contracted consumption frout
a patient lost July. Since last sum...
.meer he has been att inmate of sanitare
boos in Mexico, eoloraeo and texas
in the hope of chnicing..the dreaddis-
ease but all effortsproved futile.
Arr. Thos, McMichael nee disposed of
his young. Clydesdale steam; to -a gen-
tremau from Manitoba: This .• is. one
of the finest colts that has been bred
in this cot,Itty. Ile was- two years.
last October.Ho took • first 1)64: at
tile Western Fair at • London last fall.
Ile 'was bred by• Mr, McMichael from
his well knowu Crycloestale mare "Julie
Bell" and by "-Leading Article'' im-
ported.. This colt weighe4 1,6,66 pout -
(15.•
Tbe • folloWieg .s'bows the relative,
standiug of the, pupils of S. S. No. 5
for . the month of March, olso the cles-
sifieation for the seen*, 'terine based
on the .uviforra promot;on examina-
tion ..
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•Se,:stri-Roleert Vadden. •
• Sr. .41.1:1-Jatues McCool, Albert. Voir,.
dee, Ellie .jackson, 'JobeeVierclen„ Sadii
ie MeCool, Mabel McCOc,), Essie Mair,
Will IIoggart, • Will. f..:11:11,- Harry .Me -
Cool, John Wellace„ Ella Webb, Ger-
tie VocItien, Frank Hibbert. . • e
. • Jr. 4th-Ele:e Brown, Aleggie Cole,
Bert •Nott. • . • • .
Sr. 5r(1,--Ernest..I1ee, , .
Jr.3rd-Della MCC:col, Eitiost Veer -
deo, Mabel Lee, .Clutelie Lee, Mary
Jatiksorf, • Flossie Browne" Septimus
Wallace,. Orval Rapseie- Charlie 'V.od-
'den,,,Atimienel McCool. •
encl-EPhrai'm Snell, Earl IVIasor.i,
'Sammy••Core. McCool.
„Iloggart„
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Pt .2,nd:-F1ny 'Cole, May Appleby,
Webb, Willie Alcymouth, •• •
t'st4-•Mary Yoddeni _Elea McCool.
-.Average attendance 26,. enro11ecl.'3eeee
strongly advige thet all whit; -.In-
tend. to eminence -Int the moaner ;be'
iIiottenclatice re-opienitig • afteflias-
ter,' April .•ire as the, claSses .*ill the*.
be • a,rmaged . for. 'the .spritig,ternt.-A.
Johnsi•tVacher.. . , . • ..••• •: • •
MesSts." Thomas., John ..and JOseih
Glaifier of 'Vanden visited at: Mr. Hat,--;
Ty -Freeman's the - past *week,. •":.
:The '.1tillowing is the standing*. of the
pupils of .S. S 110,'..10;' Hullett, . as
determined liy the examinatc,ne • held
korore Easter. They 'are artengtel,'
itt
CMClei, of: merit : ,.. • • .
Ken.neth"Mair...•: -• .• •
Sr. :14'6-I:re1y!' Hill, 'Edward Yentit,
gblut, Sticluett • Lansing, . :Vedwin -Centto-
: .
. Jr. 3rd -Charles C,oiiik, layrtle.Mtur
jamas Consine. • : • , • • --- •
'..2ncleeLeila... Lensing,. Tie' gide Wai•
Waite. •
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• there. are 1-.3 names' the axed
theeeitverg ottendatic.e.•foe •the 'three.
.ittontrig, Wee,' The (WO .4.W:tiding.
er.O.St regalatly•:were.
s ti Waite ..-4lertit •Mil -Teachir.. •
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•"A; quiet bet: orettY wedditee Was
eolentr6eet eat the resideace of )1rs'.
Ibercle • on the- wi!eu her, dar.-
gliter, 'Clara: May, wits united in Mar..
nage Din•gle of pie Ad;:
Vertiser staff, Landon, Tile bride waS
dreesed in islOte chi inni and entered the
parlor leaning on the ann. of ter ;uncle
while . Arr. Symonds -played the• wedd-
ing inareh. Rev. Rural..Deati Hodgins
performed 'the tereitiOny. ' • hride
an(1. groina left for Lon-ann. ati ; the:
SO'le troin ;McNeill take mg; hotieeleeep-
ing on. Oxford street: "
:Ism St ThOinag (lint -eh on peril etli,.
Miss .Bee,ttice Ale7v, ye:tinge:0i daughter
of Itir, ,II. . J. Ptuinhard, :was, united II
marriage •• to Jan Slack of Rope
Bay. the ceremony was p•erfo•rined•by
Rev...T.. W....frodgote, rector Of th.i.
in the presence of only, the inenuol.
late tektites of the bric'e. .The' bride
was given away by' Iter
'Many.. friends will regret .to- learn of,
'the Sodden death of Mrs,. joint Wane
gh -bcb oecarred 'at 11:or register:ea-tin
Monday or': rant Watileo'Alth >ugh • wit
robust health, .Mre;. Wene•li was. only
ill two days., 'She Was 'attacked ' hy
'gallstonee tin 1. with. attending 'cells
brottght on a e-votere ithich •resulted hi '
death. A family ....of stwerol ehilerren
are left 'to Moern: her departure, .
few -years -ago-..111r.' 'V, it • kilh.d
hy lightnipg.
• ZtifiCh"..
-Mrs.. J. A. WillitititS' and •son, Calvi,
are itt IfteSon, Quebec, visiting . her
.eaughter,• Mrs,- (Rev.).•Whitesides.
• • Wc,rcl• has been„ received here of •the
death of Mr,' Jacob Selirc,eder in Nortb.
Dalcota. • , • • .. .
• Arise 'Mob t n g of Ilea n i 1 ler spent
the Easter Junkie:vs here, the., guest
Rif her .grandinather,. Mrs. •IIenry
• . .
wen/. . • • •
WilIlani onSitt • has disposed
of fiffy.aeres• .of laind ott the 5t11 con-
cession, Hay,' *fo•-• his neighbor, , Mr, ,
Henry Datere for $21e7. ' • .•
Arr. Alexander Thompson has sele.
his .f•aritt .containing 75 •acres, "Ai ;mile
west. of *to Mr. Jahr/ -Thirsk. '
' A very picasaut. steprise party was
held .• itt the home • ot Misses. Derma
Led Clara. Koehler on -Friday evening.
last; Maty ot our voting people • were
present mid reeottell 11 very eii"oyakle
thine. The Miseee.K6ehler provettlethemee
Selves •to be -the ine,s0.111.ertaiving, of.
hosteesee,
51 r. Free. WitiVer .left . for Pigeon
Michel harsday to attend the ft:weal-
-of 1 is brotlaitoinlaw,, • Mr.. limey
.0eiger. • • . • .
Mr. Adam Faust's' cow • presented hium
with twin carets' On -April Tst. They
are . holt Mr. ClMis-, Ziuiatee-
malt of .the Goshen ,LineTmeing bought
Beattie has pureliaSed the choP-
ping and eider ti11 front Jok Thirsk,
Blake. The mill lute becn standing
idle all wotter..- •
Mr. Contact Schilbe perchased twen-
ty-five ares of laud front Mr, Samuel
Dietz, the consideration being $t245.
There is ednsiderable wood an therpre-
inieee' and seVeral overflowing wells,
which makes it 0 line place for pas-
ture.
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Westfield.
Maitland Henry,. Mervin and John
McDowell returned home front Strat-
ford Ihrsinetie College for .the Baster
liclic\ays.
Owirig, to- the condition Of the rcada
Rev. Mr. Couplaltd- was unable' tc•
reach the Westfield Appointment - on
Sabbath week. .
We are, sotry to knott, Airs, A. 11.
Carr is very poorly belt hone witen tlic
warm spring weather comes she- Wi.1
regain her stragth. . .
The syrup, ecason Opened last -week
•an(1 lite ferment are busy makingt.inap.
le syrup, but it iS)i1101101t the seasOn
will Ile sltort as it is so late.
, Isaac 'Lawrence of Ilitilett TiPclit
.Suielay and Monday with his brother -
1 holaw, .I. N. Campbell', previotte to
leavirg for Leamington, Where he in-
tends to Make his Italie in futures
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A WELL KNOWN $T. JOIN AIER-
CHANT"tELLS HOW HE \VAS
1'R 1E» Vitont Tins TERRIBLE
TROUBLE.
One of the beet known men in St.
John, N. B. is .Zr. G. teiersteacl,
grocer and general dealer, 641 Main
street. Mr. Kier:item:1 kal an interest-
ing story to tell of failiug- health,
insomnia and Fatally renewed strength,
which cannot fail it.. interest others.
ile .vs: "A few veers ago I was all
,run &wit mor fading in imeartin no
dottlit due to overwork and. shattered
•oerves, -I was evable eleep at night
and 'fennel .no rest in bed. 11/fy life
seemed a. burden to me area h found no
Treesurein anything: I sought medi-
cal aidand th,e ertysonatis whoatten-
ded me were unable to glee me any
relief. The doctors differed .. in -their
0.-i11io1I as to my -ailment . Finding,
that I was growing worse ant ejmost
crazed through Jose of sleep, 2 con-
• chided to giVe up business and go to
.the country for a rest. Jdst when
was Tat my very worst axe' had al-
most no destre . to live, uty wife, urged
'me to try Dr. Williams 'link Pills, • I
. had lost faith jr all inedieines bat to
please my "wife I decided to grog :the
pills 4- trial. . 1 lave hod reasoe to be
thardiftl that r did so. Ahnoitt from
• the outset the •pills lielpee• me and. .1
• Was • able ' to find 'sleep, . I continued
their :toe until felt peat:ark well
agaiii. I.eould .sleep as I did"- in • my
childhood ; I grew healthy and strong
and have never known ore. notals-trott-
l;le from that source-8foot.. I haetre
hesitation in saying thttt I believe Dr,
Wflhiains•Pftic Pills saved Illy life told
'- any s'. h0 ' are troubled--witn sleep-
tic.ecoistrislume.asolstivf.iyte, 3:ay a good word for thou
to
tike Mr.• Kierstead's after. doetors tteci-
Dt. Williams pink. -Pills work •• cures
rimeeeeitiee .ft.il becatieee. tley
aetuelly make flew Wood and so streio
I strict' all the organs of • th& body end.
brace. up the nerves. • That s the way
;they :cure indigeetion Itielney and liver
troubles, 'to:remote:Ss, neuralgia, 'pal-
pitation • of the heart, rheumatienn rend.
the special anti-lentsthatfill the byes
of so many. women, With 'misery. The
genolue• pills always haee. the full name
"Jr. Williams Pink • PrlIS for Pele,Peo-
pre' on. the „wrapper around every JfoX.
1 in eoulit • Rrite direst to the -• De:
Williams Aredielue. Co„ Brockeille,Onte'•
.arel • the pillsoill be sent; post' paid at
.50 cents e.....hox.cee six -boxes. for
April 14th 1004
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Henaall.
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+Mrs. Blackall has been laid up for
mime clays with 'rheumatism.. and is
-milder. thecare of -a eurse, '
..,-A very pleasant event took. place at
tile residenee 'of .Win, •Cticlitiore ;tear
1<,fppeu, , Wednesday eyeteng .of reit
° week, when hisolaughte.yoteies• Susie,
Was unzteci iii marriage with Mr. T.
-Workman. Acv.. 'Shaw +performed. the
.cetemony itt • thepresence Of a, number
• of lee ited• -guests. After th> usual
ezengraturatiopg a- Wedding repast was:
.,sered and 0..Very enjoyable... evening
: speth. 11ythc (mire: party. .. ,
Sinate :of ,:Chisellturst, has
'left, 'again :for .Mithitriba:. Mis sonS are'.
IOCateei at: Albright .wherelte spentls.st
suminee with Oleo; Th ie year he, will
take up land- for himself and may ; go '
extensively MAO' rarealge el&
est 'claugh-teriaecoropented•
Mr. Sir:dolt . and wife ofechieellitirSt
ha.ve :Moved; to Reeser]. .and taken up •
their abeare"iti the house. recently prx-
chased fieno . T. Daymon. • •
,An :old. resident of the • Cromerty
sectionepesSed .oyer to the great :ma-
jority on Spud,' v weeh in the•persOn
Qf James MiDer; father of W. J. 11111 -
ler of Massif. The deceased Was born:
inwhat is now:a portiini• of Glasgow
itimd•es,n01-tn'llis country:When quite a'
young .ttian. Ile settled "oit t1m •fe,rin
ou whieli Ite clied;...whiell be eleaxed. and-
improvect' Beitg ,of.sociable
tbsposittearlie made-intlay-lrienitli,
Piot:alit Mach of Ris Wife *litre-,
deeeased 'him 'about lour erhe
depnrted, who was in los, e31 -d year,:
. had •,:beenin the enloYmeeti of fairly.
. 'good health -up lagt. f11ties. The
.cause or death was InteuttiOnia. The,
large' humeral oe Weileesday teetified to
the hiph eget:ire:in which hit. was held.
Re was a•MetluidiSt in religion: fle
leaves five snits -and' f4y0. detighteee, .tc,,
• mouni their loss. . •-• , '
. ;John Mtn and Mitts, c3axa Goetz
4cf0 tnitcd in titan -lege by Rev..
ATCLemout.'of-Kippi.u. The .happy cote -
1)10 have gone to Brussels --int a wedd-
. iititt;it6rit. aft. et which they will settle in
West Wt.W4,110$.11.
JOhn.Wahster has •Iefe. kr- the' West.
1,akin,.,0- with hint a carload of horses.
••- Wesley • Sherrill, • retying secured a
811itable•-8Ittietion in Owen. Sound, has
left to take up his •-euties. e •
'The • members, ot the AlethOcligt
cltur-
eh, Dungannon,: hoeing decided to erect,'
a new. parsonage 108 soon as .Poresible,
haect .solel the 811.-1'.01e0'Ao. T. G. 'Allen,
principal E ,Dituganno•im .
Win. • Belli haying decided'.te, retire•
from farming; has sold his farm Ale
West .Waerancell to \Villieen 1,11liott-ref
the same • townsh,p. •
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Splendid Showing of
Wall Papers
here's.nothing that gives more
A 'character to tivoorn tfuttl. tbe .
,Wall Paper and you mot answer
for the chartteter of, an y ot your
roinies fov -which env line splitter,
aSeortment segmlies • the paper.
and the thoOldinks, ' •
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PreSt4 1111011 VIM at, OW ste 11
stmerimAnality•.of (he, stock on
tvhieli the i1P-igns
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Yon woutdo't think weti prettiness possible at the priee. A large
t. nod well assorted stook of pretty floral Wipe and onventionai de-
signs. Pleasant is the sheen of the mien. that„ in perfect 'harmony
with the colorings will so brighten many it room. All the latest col.
orings are represented itt this line, and the selection is so varied.
Per Roll 3c, 4c, Sc, 6c, 7c, St and 10c
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The. golden glimmer of the New Gilt Wall Papers will charm.
s' They have set figure, conventional and scroll designs. The colors
k' are red, hrou n, Moe, green, pink and cream. The price
• Per Roll 10e, I2ie4 Ic, 204 Zse
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itt the following geleetion svhat many think a further -charm has
hem added by the embossed effects. There ate beautiful, artistic
designs itt these New Embossed Gilt Wall Papers in the latest shad,
es or, greert,.red, brotYrt, blue and ivory:
Per Roll ZOO, 254 300 and 35c
To the oesthei le taste the New Tapestry Wall Papers will par. -
Ocularly appeel. Choice designa that present a vision of the Orient.
special prldes on remnants and small lots of good papers.
-ALL PAPER TRIMMED PREP, -
Mouldings on Whieh
to hittiwyour pictures
li.inches wide, in col-
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ewee, also white, gilt
and oak per it 1e &
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This week we show im great vat iety of Now Spring Dress Good's
in all the new styles and weaves. ,Now is the time to selelect your
Spring Drees evhile the stock is itt its beet. Below we mention 4
few lines which are now very popular t
Voiles. in- plain lace,Knop. and Butirette styles,in black and Mors,
st,75c, $1 end $1.10.
Black Lustre::: are in fervor dentand !hie seassitt, \\Te Show • a fall
rouge in black and eolore, itt 211te 11.5e, Boo and 'The.
Black Venetians, 54. babes with', nee linislo itt 75e, $1 end $1 50.
Oartvas Olottn•in black navy end grey, at Ifte e
Fancy Flake DI'eSS 001444, lit iLli tu1osmi, 42 int•lies wide, oil WOO/
good yalne at. 50e, foe 1350.
We also show an immense rotigo of Etatnines Pimentos, Borges,
• .flabit Clothe and other Wires itt plein end fancy,
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Wash Goads
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Our stock of Windt, Goods is very large,- Our space. will. not .11,110ev tut ?
to give 4 full description,. suffice it to say we show it full mange or ziuslins,- V.
V Lawns, 0404u -hes, Dinmitks, Cords, °becks, Piques, Akti;jours, Spots, •Van -
ries, Wiwen Parley Zephyrs, Chant brays,. Knickers,. Dentilles, .Vestings, 4.1;
Linen Crashes, Finked 1..inees, Jiko, . • •
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The latest is "Keppel Oak." We have
SIDEBOARDS
BEDROOM ST.TITS
EXTENSION' TABLES
• EXAMINE' OUR BALL F;URNITURE. IN DRASS.
/2 WILL PLEA.SE YOU. •
UNDERTAKING—iN ALL ITS 1111/iN011gS
HOOVER & BALL.
Night and Sunday calls nos
either of the peinerpels.
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vere,d tie iesidEnce of; Arr, John
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-And Our Prices Must Win--
- During our great sale of Men's and 13oys' Fine Shoes •
we have been asked for •
LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES
So for a few clays we give 'them 4 chance to secure the *
best bargains ever offered in Clinton; •
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. 120 park of Ladies' "Kid Buttoned Boots, the hest goods in
the store, with • medhuatoe and good fitters, worth
" regular from sp to $3,50, all to go at one price, for.... $2.2
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They are excellent mine.
'Other lines of Ladies' Boots worth $2 25, now ....... . $1,75
15 pair Misses Ruttaned Pouts, sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 grid 2; wor-
. th $1.50 to 1.75, to clear at-, •: $1.00..
Oar Spring Stocklis' now complete with all the latest
styles and at very close prices.
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Otis A honor Carpet and Cuetain Siete is now in full giving.
3iist what is heeded at this sense') of - the year where everq
house keeper is looking for something new to , tone •up both
windows and floors. • .
We bave been preparing for months in the way of securing'
• the very beet values in Carpets from the manufacturers And
have noW a Complete range. The prtulerit honsekeeper can
save money by buying her Carpets and Lace Onrtains At this
stortite'ee out, New Ponepadour Curtains. They are beauties.
In the M illinez y department heiV goods are arriving every
few days. Ready-to-wear Hate in (he -most up•titodate styles
• in great variety: Never before hsve e shown such, it fine
, selection of Trimmed Hats and Bennett) at rock bottom - prices..
In Men's and Boys' Spring Suits, Eats and Caps we have
'• Seourer"il°nt11410eat and Shot Department. It will he yout
age.
Any quantity of Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods,.
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