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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor Lod Pre th or,
The Week In Parliament:
The week in Parliament :low • 1114
passing Of the resclutien fee:wing the
adeption of the amended Grand Trunl.
Pacific. contract. Thee'governeuent for-
ces swallowed tl:e changes -otie, and all,.
despite the fact that at the lestoees,
Sion of Parliament, they declared eyere•
provision wiped out by the • • eew
contrect to bein the loterests of the
country and the people.
There were 116 Liberals in the. -Hen--
se ehen the • division Was taken. .but•-•
it is a regrettable fact theat While .the
question was under discussion,. not,
half of those: .who voted away Sir,- •
memo of th; fends found time
to be present end gather information
as to the wisdom of engaging -
Canada
in thie gigantic ‘eresentation• to tail-.
wee, company to the exclusion .•of the
Intercolonial Railway.
They recorded their 'votes . at the.
biddiog of the perty %%hip. ' They•- cared
rot a lot ler 11•.: propriety (.f the deal,
Their leader had engaged .to do 'entitle,'
thing, to raise an immense election.
• fund and the men bel:ind Mai resperide
ed. Nol utLi1141laststages of •• the
debate were the -governMent; forced to
admit -teat tlrey bad co-lice:Med infor-
mation whieh sheen( , that the eennti7y
is pledged . to. e•ey wet of the -treasury"'
for the Gland Truok inillions cA clollats
additiceal ji ,seot cash, e •• • •
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The Minister of Railways was • 1.vet..
out nom th: died:aeon and the . Pre-.
mier, who chistel the • debate, , Aid' not.
offer a word of defence of his pianos,. •
ale, bet confined himself to makinga-
fret:Lied appeal to his supporters .1e-
eote and- vote right. Such was the.
conclusion of the first stag of the•jnb,
an ending. neither edifying_ oe ,advaitta-•".
geous tc the .country, • ...• .
In• condemnation of the scheme- and
in favor (A railway tor" the -people,:•
Messrs. Pope, Roche (Marquette); Prete:.
gle, Henderson; -Wilmot, Hughes
• toria). Kemp,- Lefurgey, ThoMpson.•
(North Grey), Barker, Alcorn end. Bell'
delivered strong and . well prepared
speeches.
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The resolution then -went - „ to 'elee.
the committee of the whole:House .and.
Passed, after which a bill embodying
the amendments. was, hitt-64'0d, • • ;
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To Save Money
For The People
The importame of the extension 'cf
the Intereolonial to the. Pacific 'elionld
not be lost on those who e . are • not
now in a ,position to take adventage
of the exceedingdy low freight rate
prevailing on government owned 1- tiee
in this country. • It has . frequently'
been peinted out by Hon. A. 0, Blair,
the greatest railway authority in •Can-.
that along the line. of the inter -
colonial the saving in . freight rates to.,
ti e pec.ple, as eotriparcd to those Bring,
in section% where gcvernmir.t ownersh-•
iv% is tuilenown, means' litincleeds ' of•
thousands (A dollars each year ir.• the
pockets of the former atid favored
class. The present M mister af Rail-
ways has repeatedly expressed the
same belief. Added to the teseiniony
of these two strongestorailway ex-.
perts to be famed in the tanks of the
Liberal Party since 1896, LI the praeti-
eel experience of goVereirien1 control;
of rates in Manitelbel, uhich saved lagt
year to the freight shippers of that
province $1 L000emo. lo the Maritime
provinces, the sion.e conditions prevail
to t. very 'great cater.t along the. Hee
of the Intereolorial. Mr.. Etiimerson,
' in his it,,eacli Dv the 0. T. P. deal lest
year, pointed (ea that the people of
Outario, in an indirect way, en.,;(eyed
certein advantages from the rates 1
Some cal tle: government roe& Ito
leech more would this favored tre.
1110111 be ieiplied .to di; provinces • , rot
now include( ter
tem, ' if th gc'vermileitt were.to,build
Mr. Hugh Clark M. P. V". for Cen-
tre. Bruce has beet trying to do some-
thing useful for his couotry by in-
troducing a bill i'n the Lodej House to
stop the saw -off business in protested
election:a TIO prepoeed that-. the thous.:
arni- donors del, osit shotild be forfeited
if the pretest • was -withdrawn, This
would effeetu-ally put .0, •stopi to a prac-
tice that Das become a nuts'ance end
an evil. to 1.1e; country. Strange to
say the GoverinneriCdid not sunport
it and. the legel committee threw it
out 011 41 technica..lity. There is too
much -Money for some Toronto legal
gentlemen in these Protests. to have
the • busitess 'stela:ad in the summary
way proposed by: Mr. Clark. flue Un-
doubtedly the Cauvery demands it and
means NVi11 certairAy be 'found it an
melte day to protect "candidates hare-
eet13( elected froin o practice that has
.degenerated into a. system of black-
mail.—Walkertoir Herald. .
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Seaforth.
A very sad -death was that. which me
eurred in Titckeemnith on Wednesday of
'rest week, when Catharine A.,. eldest
laughter of leer, and Airs Henry Car-
eer, passed to the great 'beyond. - The
veung Seely lead been ill -for .some time,
having suffered .a severe attack of pneue
etenia. Heart trotede wes the 'honied
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late cause of death.
• There passed away on Moralay week
highly . respected citizen of MeICeillop
ownship in the' person • of Remy Allen
• n his 67th year. • •The„deceased died
ery suddenly of Paralysis of the heart,
eaving eeen ill erely e few hours. He
, leaves a Ividow ancl three. eons. ' The
mains Were ' 'interred at • the Hill
Attach cemetery on :Titterer/ay: •
-Miss Nettie Ewing, ,yrningest daugh-
ter of hire. Geo. Etring of' •Seaforth,
Nes meriied recently at New York to
r. -Jas, Bertram, private seci•etaro to
tire Andrew Carnegie. The .1uppy 000-
-le have heye left for Glasgow, .eitroute or
Skilio castle. ,
Mrs. •Geo.-.Petterscie who- met.; . with,
II accident last.week at •throfuraitere
.factery yards, • is Lot • improving '415
repielly as his teeny friends could itcpe
foe. : •
• Rev. Rural-. Dean Ravine of • St,
• Ile:Inas •elnirelt • has kept a.' record .cf
.hen • thee last eleigh for the season
oas-•• seen. •cin the sereete..of Seolorth.
fide record•extends-c,vet a peeled of
1en• years --aner.is a very -fair'
ihdic-
'lion.. of the date at which bahriy epr-
:ilig opened.. 'the tellewirg • are . the.
'figures 11395, April 6i 0396; April 7.;.
t897, March. 26.e 1898, hlareh tee.e899;.
• 1pr41. to ; 1900, -Apeil • 5 ; recite A.Pritts•
1902, ell.arelt•12 ; 1903, March .7 190e,'
April .16. It wile he 'noticed that this
(piing .is the latest for several years.
Mr. James- McMichael- has purchased
1he bowling .geeen,Ipayingetherefof $eoo
ond itis his intentipe to make. , the.
beeyling.elub al/resent .64 de green,' •
West Virawanosb,.
On the i7th int. Mr-. Willie= Flute'
er, theeatriarch of this toonehip,
passe( in. ; , .
TItore
VS no suffeting„ no struggle, hitt Pea-
cefully the. spirit took its- .deetteture
iron,' the frame in which it dwelt for
so long. Mr. Flukey wes born in 1.'0.
linty Cavan; Ireland,1.in i8re and ';:ter-
entY years ago lett June he came to -
Canada. For a few years he lived. at
Ottawa, where he married Miss Me- •
Ewen, who survives hien, and then he
eame west and settled upon lot 24oa
the end concession where he remained
until the finel summons came. He was -
a true Irishman.; gunk witted and
warm 'hearted rod durotg Ids lona life
rendered intrionera.ble acts of kindness.
Thiswas especially the ease in the
plower days to which many ani early
settler has borne testimony. Ile wes
statioch -Conservative and a life-
long member of the Church of Eng-
land. To Mr. and Mrs. Flutter were
born ten .children, five sons and as
wally daughters, all of whom are Vy-
ing except one son who died about
year ago. Those who survive lien are:
"Themes ir the Northwest, •Williarn of
Clinton, ,john on the koinestead,
Saermel of Blyth, Mrs: A. Gillies
near Chicago, Mrs. Thos. Crawford c f
Blythe Mrs.. William: Mcittlidlen of
Luelenowellee. R. Stalker and Mrs,
Arch: RObereson of Auburn. The Lune
emit • took elace en. Weditesdoyto
cemetery ;and was largely at-
tended. The eereiees at house and
grevesicle. were condeeted by Rev. Mr,
Edmonds, mitile. the pallbearers were :
Jentett joblestomoSastinel Johnstone,
D. E. Munro, Jelm leeegrson; jolet
• Carter aud Fred, Nentgeilut. All the
enenibera oR the family lattended the
funeral, eacept Themes in .the North-
west.. .
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Nr. • Thos. • Joynt heel some sheep
worried by. dogs •last Week,.
• Miss Martha -Salkeld • has • returned
from Goderich where .site -had been
visiting kr some time,. .
. • Mr.. 'John. Webster; Fordyce, has
gone West, taking Witlohon a_ carload'
°f-Willn6r.sesAndrews .Prceperity, West
Wawanosli, - during 'last 'week sold his
ferra toi Mark Wilson of .Ashfield.
Messrs, Ate Derrio and Win. Abu
Humphrey .left. for -the -West last week,
each • taking a carload of slok: and.
other thieve with thent. •
• Westfield and. St. Augustine are stip-.
plied• with thc. mail .on alternate days
at preeeot. As eoon as the • roads get
better, and the -dillieeley of crossing the
Maitlarde can.. be overectue the . mail.
will be:re:seemed as. formerly. • • • .•
Itwes decided 'ata- joint meeting of
those 'eogaged in the emanagetheut . of
the:different .d 4,6A -tweets of the -Pres-
byterian •Churelt at -•AtelAten to-sequest.
the • Grand Lodge of Freemasons. eto
lay tho. dorrer seam el the new,church.
• . Jaime -Doble., .e.: korner: riesident • of.
near Auburn, dietlein lealrota on. t1ti
6th. inst.. • Deceased was the 'eldese• .son
of the late Joseph' Dobie fled Was both
•in• the viainitY (-A 'Montreal' sixty -1\0'
.yeare..ageo. Fifty -Awe, yearego he (nine
.with his Parerts tr. Attie neighbotheed,
•gr°rerieg'.te inanhoed. •ainottgst . thedin;
fietiltieseance.herdships :of pioneer -life
here..he. ent -eyeyeaaso in
.Parry• Solind,:afteenarde• evniev1pg: to •
.Dakota,' where he has since
has ever been •a strofig• advocate of the
temperatice . cause and was instrumental.
.
organizinge the telOperance ledge"
-Ilene • While . lumered With, --seat : in.
'the :senate • ofhis adopted. -state,
'bade ehe phateure, Of aeeisting.•. in the
triurnph of the.. Prat ti c n• ceitee. • • ..
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The ClintotOtews-Recor
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. Adviceo . Mothers... .
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."Keep your little one's storeach and.
boevels right and- they will, lvehealthy, :
happy • ard grow evelle' Tb's te the
deliberate apifAciti -of. a eiltysiefan of
world •wide reputation. • Ore • mother,:
'lic.10116Wed. t/is'advice•oeiles. Albert
.136isyert, St. Claude, Que., .P.roves the•
triithni At. • She. eaye 4."I 'have
greatest faith ,iti, 'Baby's Own Tablets
'er erc-ungthiliiren and: I. _always keep
them intlie house, Both iny • little
ortes . were troubled •with constipation
end .scor stomach, I, gave them' the
Tablets and they' are' . new. perfectly
well.: Oude, in a.ottrjelle I 'Still. giee,them•
re. dose to sprevent tate trouble- corning
back.e° If all sensible .mothers follow
ehis advice. there will he fewer,. erces
peevish, .- itt. the lard.
•These-Toblets are grnaeanteed. eo con-
tain no opiate ,or ,hartettil• drug. ,Sold
by medicine dealers. everywhere or feint
by maiI at 25 tants. a box 'by writing
1.he-Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont. -, •
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*. Walton. • • •
. James Bishop has purchased a driver
froin 'A. McKenzie. •
Mrs, (Dr.) Irving is recovering- from
her recent illness,we. are pleesed. to
.
Mrs.: jeSepli. Bennett • 'and Miss Milt -
Me Bennett bar; retortied.froin a, visit
..to Mende in Winghaen. - •
'A number from Walton attended- the
'Niteroi of the late Henry Allen of Hare
lock, The deceased was very well
knewit in •the vicitlity and. his sudden
death come as a. shook to his „many
Helots here.
The Lady 'fitie BIM Lodge of this'
place were ebniplethig the papers in te-
ard to the amount • Paid in coll-
ection With the.deinise- of the late Mrs.
forrison. This was thesecond death,
in the lodge here, which was instituted
•13'.!; yeers ago, the other member being
the late lVhiss AJennie Kelly. Mrs,
Grieve is' the presiding officer and Alles
Anne Kelly :the Secretary.
and operate a line front the Atialitie •
to the Pacific ? Cm...serve:HY par-
ty stand for the immediate col:street-
ion of such a road. 'Ihey. believe ,that
removed from ula banettil inilitenee of
politics, it could net only be made to
largely recline the freight rates mew
prevailing' alotg the lieu, but evattld be
money in the pocket of the country..
The Liberal party is opposed to any
scheme which will peetreitt the tarry-.
Mg out the contra -et with the G. IX.
promoters. If . sea a clean& as
that proposed hvellio Cotteervative-
party were carried'out the, Libere.l.
party, the Grand Tretik• RailWay Com-
pany would hove to be again - 'cowed-,
ted, add rather than do thitt, the goo -
commit is willing to alattelon, . tor a,
eentery at least, a peliey -so prontis-
Mg to a reduction of the' pecple's bore,
delis. "On to the Pacific with- the Iii-
tereolonial,, and as, aeon as" possible,"
Is the mato Of the •Colesernative fear.
Benmiller.
WA.
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Rev.' M, J. Wilson df Nile ably -filled
the. pulpit Itere*on Sunday week,.
Michael Pframmer has secured the
Services of a conAeetette miller in 'the
person of Mr., lirodes.
Henry Fisher and wife' ' who. have
spent the winter Clintoto have re -
'turned to (tier midst and are again re-
siding at their hone here.
Harvey Malloy, having :tutees:dully
gradual:edfrom the Ontario Veteritt-
ary College,- has hought out a practice
et Stella.
Mrs, .Wm. Vanstoite: who Daft been
indispoged -for some 'time with an
,attack of rgobeetism, .is not recover-
ing fee rapidly .as liet many frietide
Woeld wish.
Norman. Suede' hart rented the
blacksmith s1ioj t Nile' ft•Orto Jesse
Ortalittiett. ITO eft oto Moliday 10
COMneettee hi iOrs,
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Zurich. One Thing Done Well.
A, bad accideut happened on tho farm "
of Mr. Sulvanue Witmer. Mr. Oswald
was repairing a wii4tnill au
in some way felt front the ladder ouitu
a distence with the re:telt that one ef
his wrists was broken anti the other
one beelly sprained. This will ley .
Fisher up for some time end what mak-
es it worse is that -the lanner's bust- •
est trtne is now.
The many friends of Mr. E. J. flag-
on will be pleased to learn that he
his received the appointinent of rest -
dent physteian at the Lekehurst Sani-
tarium, a -et ..( of tlia
hustling, young- men of Hay 10%11.310
wile continually -"crop up" in various
!itarts of the world to make 0. name
for themselves. Mr. Hagan was plea-
cipal of oor Public school hir a num- •
ber of years..
Mr. Jena/ an Mereter and. family of
Dashwood have move4 to town. Mr.
Mentor Intends taking w trip toutto
Northwest in the near future.
, THE TRUE SECRET OF A RE-.
IITARKABLE SUCCESS.
. Pink Pills for Pale
People 'do only one thing—but they
do One bee thing well. That is lin
ll'ensall.
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•Owing to a defect in the' stOkrepipes
the family .of • Mr. lleDettgall .came -near
beialg eeliciea,ted with ceial':kag oa Wed-
eeesday night cflast week... -Miee Pape
Ple• 'and thee -children Of her deceased'
.sieter •wete..eleeping opstairsand dere
Mg the log,ht 'she- wag tawakened..by • 4,
'chairing • titsatict:. Upon arising • ',she
,had , jest strength; eitreo 41 ..o.get 'dowel
stairs with .4110 Of the -children. Mr.
MeDretigall. :rent epstairs i.nd beCeight
the others down throwir:geoieen, all. tee.
-They .Were all ee weak and
sick, that they hod to.. neve nteClical. ate
,tention and were clentinod-- to bed • .
-next. day • frone the elfeetse • Had • they
remained in the gas -a rileitt ..tinie
lenger • all .....lereuld have soffina if d.
--Mrs.:Bert; of ITa.o.,. who resides -near
the swiunie, -ba,ek of:'.Peter • iterinee•plee..
cce, is in.• a bad stare.' She, hag bee
ill for ectne tune ad ttn epereeion •is
neceseaty to •save lier lile. As the fa-
noly are eery poor the operatioe, van-
oc•t -be performece :et her borne and elle.
Tho Flax Co. shipped another car-
load of 1neished flax lest week. This
finished tip the 1903 crop. Teey •are
making preparations to sow about 200
acres agent title spring.
Mr. David Schoen recently eche o
three-yeax-old colt to Mr. Jaime Jar-
rott, near .IIillsgreen, for $1145.
Mr. Sol Mardy, who is um -Being in •
Dashwood, and who was a former:, re-
sident of our town, has decided .to le-
cate in Exeter. Ile leis .bought one
the butcher business cf Messrs. Wm'
& Puke of that place and will take
posseSsiow on May 1st. •
April 28th 1904
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A SHARP ADVANCE IN COVON GOODS 4,
secret of their evinces. They mitt- •e•
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ally make new blood ; just that and
no more. But good blood is the best .17.
cure—the only eure•-?for most diseases. y
Most diseeses are caused by bad •le
blood. Auaemiay paleness, pimples, X
eczernee indigestion biliousness kidney
ee.
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. Live Stock Market.
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Toronto, April 26 --There wns a feir
run at the city .cattle market today,
the offeriugs amounting: 10 70 . loads
with 1,235 head al' cattle, 300 sheep
and limbs, retoo Dogs and 140 -calves.
There was a fairly brisk trade, good
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expert cattle- and choice. butchers being
in good demard.• The market on the
whole- was about steady, a little above
quotatioris at the close of the market
last week.
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Export—Several reel loads offering
and bought up readily at hem $4.E0
to $4,80 the top. •
Butcherse-There ie. a good demand
for neat, handy .1:etchers' cattle, about.
'960 t'1,000pounds and Lone tooenany
of this class offering. Scene extra nice
butchers' heifers' and steers. sold. at
54.40 10 54-50. . • •
Feeders' aud Stockers—There is a
geed market for choice- short -keep feed-
ers and light stockers 'Prices steady
•at 53.75 to $4,25•-411t4 54.40.
•Slieep mid Lambe—The market .is
•steady • with' firmer • feeliog.• for
good grain-fed:yearling lambs:
:Flogs—The market is a little firmer
. this .week,. best selects beieg quoted:at
$5 and, lights and fats at keels:, .
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Colborne Township.
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Miss Annie W. Green of Loyal : has
paseed het 'exernination very creditab-
-ly in fano deirying at the. Ontario
Agricultural College, Goelple, -ender.
the instteretion of Miss Laura Rose
end other instructor, taii"ng. 98 out
of too per cent. forehutter makieg,.
dairy 'lectures by Professor Dean aid
seketed 'essay "Ripening Crearte awl
Chernitg." 'Prom the Guelph Everting'
Mercury 'of April the 41-11; we *gee the
knowing : Green 1st etess 'hon-
ors in cheese, -written • exaSn•, 'Dairy
Lectures, SeperatorrePractical Work,
Milk Testing, Practical Butter. Mak-
nig," practical and Written ; 2114 class
honors in Veterinary, Weary, Horti-
culture, Refrigerator; and- other wit -
side. lectures: We join in Wieling tte
Young lady ,success.
. Hay Township..
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The felloWing has been taken 'from
Aseessor 1,ippleirdt's 'roll fee -1904:
No •of acres 52,496,total assessed
value 131,81,7,2'8o, taxable intorne,•52.100
persenal 'propel ty 533,050, population
3,436, No of•cattle 8 O-92oNo. of;sheeP
eer, No. of hogs 4.052,. No. off Oases'
1e754, acies of orchard 675,, acres fall
wheat 3,658, No. of steaan boilers 3O.
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Ocelerielt correspelidenee appears oil
pages 3 and 5.
is teo weak 16 be nueeed to a suitable'. • , '0- 0 . 0 - 0 - ' •
Place... The liesbeed es a tale -wet and- . '7-00 ,
there are .a. number ce little chibircii .0 • 00 •
ranging in age .front three eionthe • to 0
,13 yeurs. Jlv eharity of a kw' of the 0
neighbors Alia family -are kent . from. 0
want but it is thought that Hay- etriate
0
cil ought to. act *in the: matter w•ith
preenpineesS •-• •
Percy Wanless of .Seaforth„ who has
been hi the elin loy • of Jos, Cook, Inc
scorn • time, atelf •Cc' ik of Varim
leave this week kr the West: ev.liere
there are •fino °pennies fee young tea-
desmen. • • • • •
Mee. Medd end 'daughter Josie 'hay e
rettirned .from Leamitegton a lore, they
have been sper.ding a couple e,f weeks.
visiting .relati.. r
At a. meetin'g• of the 1,icense. Cool- •
missioners held at- Iletieall co April 20
the following, were granted licenses. for
1904-e : Town:hipof teberee—Tavern,
Jose" h Stevens, Woodham. 'Township
01 Steplien--Tavene, Wm. •11.01Tiett,, T.
Annett, . Centralia, ; A. MB, yeeterrita,
Crediton ; B. Cueningiutin, Khiva ;
Sitnon Deitrich, :Mount 'Carmel ; • A.
Moser, Corbett ; Jeseph Brenner, Cr*
ar). Bead; James Harman, Shipka. ; C,
L. 1VIceeer, Jaethweod. Township- of
Hay—Mrs. W. Nicholson, Blake ;1.. Re
Johnstoo and J. P.. Rem Zorielt, • ex-
tended for three months. ToWitship of'
Stanley—IT, Shafer, Kippen, and Wil -
1 seri 'Cook, Varna. Township of Tueke
ersteith--Charles Wilson, Bruer:field ;
George Strong, Red .Taverre.Villge
of lia field—Mrs. E. Elliott, H. Dar-
row, -0, E. ,Greatelade, nix months.
Village cif Hensall—S. J. Blackall and
W. F. MeCattgliy. Village of Exeter—
Wm,. Page, ,Jarnee Shaeldoek, W. T,
Aellefern and W. Hawk:thaw ; shops, V,.
•,T, Knight, Farmer Bros., extendeci cox
month Towit of •Seaforth—J. Miller,
James Dick, Iteridersolt and De Lacey, •
Mrs. T, -Stephens and IS: T. Pinkttey ;
shops„.1.R. Dawson and, 3es. Weber.
Weather Records.
• A year ego it ranted front APril it
to April -15, ittelusive, evith a, precipi-
tation of 2.56 jrschc and. a ten•Aeerae
titre ranging'. front 40 to 52 degrees.
The temperature for the past. few (layer
has been beloW the tecerege. Tile hea-
viest snow e•torm known to the weatli-
er bureau record efter April t hap)eld
ed April 9 1896, when 24 inches Of
sneer fell in 24 hones. The very lat-
est snow etortit en recotd 'happened ott
May /ono 19041, When one lalf limit of
%IOW fell.
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trouble, backaches, sidee.ches, neura
specialnerycti esetcrreottl:isim, nlortistinaltigermowcienugl
Ilin girls and wonien—these are different
diseases but they are all duo to bad
blood. .Ignorant people sometimes lau-
gh ea the idea that one little, medicine
can cure all these different diseases—
but they forget that they were all
citised by one little trouble—bed bl-
ood. The foolish people are those who
take a different meilleire; for every
symptom without Oinking of the one
cause 'at the root or.• them all. Dr.
Williams Pink Pills strike at the mot,
bad blood rend nothing else. They 1111,
the veins witlz new, strong, 'rich red
blood which races to every corner of
the body; toning' tin-e'er:ryes and brae-
ing each organ to throw off wealmess
and disease. In a brief way. 1111:re • is
some strong proof of confirtxting the
above stetements :
John Craig, Kolbe Ont,„ says : "I
was pa-retro:4 end nc power over
eny right arm or be; 1 laue to lee
lifted like a. child, or. wituwins Pink
Pills have cured 111e- and to iny
neigli-
bcrs the cure seemed like a. miracle."
- Miss Bleu le • Durand, St. Edmond,
Que., says : "The doctor told me I
was in consumption. I heel alteruate
chills arid fever and seeere ecttgle •and
was daily growieg weaker. Then I
began the use a Dr,- Williams' Pink
Pills end my Diehl' and strength -her;
fully reterned."
Mrs. John lticKerr, Chickney,, N. W.
T.,- says : "'For some years I was a
great sufferer front ethe•aelineres, ‚that
make the lira of eu many woolen mis-
erable. I , never got anything to re -
Detre nie•eintil I began tieing Dr. Wil-
lie.= Pink Pali; and they have made
-Inc feel. like a new pet -sore"' .
• Mrs. Albert Luddite -ton, St. .,Mary's
River, N. S., says : "I was a cripple
. from rheinneetiten until 1 began. Using
Dr. Williams, Pink Pills: New the ache
ee end pains her; left ente and I auras
well 'as ever." .. •
Mr: M,. Ccok , Lainertore N. W. Ta
says.: "Dr. Williams Pink. Pille: cured
• lee of te severe, attack of „ceys,Seelag.":
Mr. William Holland, Sarnia, • Ont.,
says e "I suffered for two ye.ars from
k,dray..- trouble. • I tried. many -medicin-
es.. biit got nothing to help me..until 1
took Dr. Williams -pink Pills andafter
:using them aliout • a Month. every .
of thb teouble was gone." • •
What Dr. Williions pink pin$ •.haye
•dcne for these peoplee-end.eor thus -
ands of 'others—they -will do for yola
' • if you will • give them a reasonable tri.
ai.••Seld eneclicine: dealees, eVeryt.
where, or by Mail:from the Jet, W.1- •
• Bares :Medicine Co.,: Teroekeille, . Ont.,
'at .50, cents a box or sex 1 axes .for.
$2,50:: • • . • •
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• _The Grand' Trunk people:are fitei,ng
(t.iiiinieetrlei4
ierlitstedc• tficonneses.inal
-:es
.°1‘41vgoertil .
cir 1ine . • .
Robert Ciirrie •of Sault Ste -Marie, a
sou of the late •Isaac. Currie, formerly
of the. 5th, line, is here renewing old
friendships, It is seven ,yeitre stnee Ile
left Morris. •• . . • ••
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-• Alex, • MeNeil, wife and family' arriv-
ed here /oat -Week from Port Wainer'
and Will move to •1 he W. Bo Wilkinson
ferno 5t11 Aine, which they have.. boo-
gilt. Mr
• acre farinWilkineononovto his• -•15o
, near Ripley. • •
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Voting in the south end of. Morris
on e by-laev to grant .53506. to -the
Canadian Pacific Railway C6 to aid
them •• ' .in ,exteioling their' lie • .front:*
..Guelph 'to Goderich took • place. on Fri-
day, of last week and reeielted as Joe,.
lOws• .
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burnt all the veholesale dry goods hon. ea except one, with their • •
millione of dollars worth of Cotton Goods wbiell eannot he re- X
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placed only at nmeh Ifgher pekoe, 0011st:iv:1en ly ,'tons must
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We beg to inform our citetorner•s and the pahliee generally that
WO were never in a hettee 1) 5(111.5') t, 1 seemt sr thou. went's. We
are loaded up with Ontton (400.1.4 ne Loa at; h mato p fore too
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recent advance In price an 1 with few exeepti ins will be sold tet
old prlees, As we buy for cash and sell for r•nell or produce we
quote very lowprices
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Grey Cottons, n all qualities, at 5c, 7e, 8c and 10e, now worth 20
per cent. more.
Carpet Warp, in white and eOlored, at mill prices. •
Cottonades, now worth 20e, 25e and :30e, our price 15e, 20e and 25e, •
Oxford Shit•tings, fast•eolor•s, at old prices, Bland 124e,
• Heavy Double Warn Shirt ings, now worth 1411', for 124e.
Ronkfast Mir Shirting, guat•anteed fast whim now worth 180, •
for 15.e.
White Lawns, 1+ valeta wide, Yet•V special at 10e, 124c and 15e.
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New Prints. • in short ends, from 8 to 15 yards, worth 10e, by the
piece our prim) is 8e,
New Prints, heavy cloth, 82 inches; wide, worth 12er, Inc 10e ••
Cotton Batting: in' small and large huncliete at old prices. Ote
Wrapperettes, in faney stripes and scrolls, worth 124, for 10e,
Flannelettes. in light and dark color's, at old mires.
. Art Muslins.and lAct•ims, in great varlet y, at fie, 7e'Or, 10e and 12e, 9
Ladies Summer Underwear, in endless varieties, *11t eld pric.es, • .
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Ne -W- Spring Footwear ' •. : •1
•at The Old Reliable. .
Our stork is equal -
Our Spring Stock
led by tew tend excelled of Boots and Shoes, is
; by none. now complete. We
',have the largest and
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Men's Fine Shoes.,
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for boys and git'is, made -
to • our Own order, toe
. Trade 'Winners.
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to show you our. stock
and give e•ou our prices.
lt -might Int money in
yoirr Pocket. • :.
hese, assortment to
choose from and we
. • know our Prices•ttee elie •
.• lowest,.
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mean] for TAYLOR'S
SI-10ES is the hest evid-
ence thats. our eflorts to
supply relieble and sty-
lish Footwear ateattson•
able pi•ices has 'caught
the attention of Shrewd
Buyer's.
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FURNITURE •
UNDE T AKING
rlay now safely predict the advent
of Spring. You will require Furniture.
See us about it before buying,
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Sewing Machines
High grade, up=to-date, made in
Canada, Ball=Bearing Machines.
One price to all. •
1-1.00VER 84, BALL.
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Ous Annual Carpet and Curtnin Sale is now, in full swing.
house keeper is looking for something new to tone up both
JIM What is needed at this seascin of the year where every •
Windows and floors.
• We Pave been preparing for months in the way of securing
the very hest values in Carpets from the manufacturers and
hay now a eornplete range. The prudent hoosekeeper eon
save money by buying her Carpets end time Curtains at this
store.
See 0111' New Pompadour Ourtaine. They are behest:Ws.
In the MiMnety department new goods are arriving every
few days.' Ileady.to-wear Hats in the most up-to-date kyles
in great variety, Never before have we shown sueli a line
• selection of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at rock bottom prieee.
In Men's and Boys' Spring Suits, Hats and 'Caps we have
exceSileeeontuvrBoot and.- Shoe Department, It Will be y0ur1ad Vane.
age.
Any quantity et.13utter an_d Egge taken in exchange foie goods.
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