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The NewswaRes a-ea...i.e.' fixed at $2,t8oci. Da a. beautiful state
. , VIetUll. VI • a affers has resulted. Mr. Been never
cee.sed •to be tte private secretary of
is Pablished. ewer Thursday at the Minister a Customs. The entir-
e,. ing the essistant ccentuissioner van -
ALBERT STREET, - CLINT°'• ishied into tldn air as soon as the sal-
ary was voted. Moreoverahlr. Patter -
Terms a subSeriptiOnee$1. Per year in n Isa'd tb'q bad taste to order! Mr.
al ittteareaktu r e t Arid
advance ; 51.50 may bia eliarged if tiarenretsGulwt rilPlayStirnile)saigf1 on
xot so paid. No paper discontinued Conservative party known as "Politi!
until all arrears are paid, indeP at val Pointers No,t' a, and 3." The work
the option of the publishetr. The of the departmentwas allc.weet to sta-
date to which every subscription es int over while the Opposition were be- ;
ing al.:meal by this civil servant. Cou.
paid le deigned on the label. sidering that 11/1r. Patterson has dis-
Advertising rates- Transient , adver- missed more . enksloyees since 1896 for
The News -Record Printing Reuse mous amount of work that was await-
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tiseinents, it; cents per nonpariee no1iticc.l partizensirq7 than any other
the worst poseible Itght. • Mr. Bain
minister, the situation steal.; .out in
lino or first insertion and 3 cents
per lise for each subsequent irisertiOn- Mal no right to pen the matter wiiiele
Small a.dvertisernents not to exceed is to be used against the Ccuservative
one inch, such as "Lost," "Steer. Party at the next general election and,
ed," "Stolen etc., inserted once alre.ncePaitnteorsrcredirtggVisityeitolfpi'ao eewortse
for 35 cents and each subsequent ine violate his oath of cam. It Ts- d:--
sertion 10 cents. grading, spectitele to see a mare, who
has. himself turned men ctn. of office,
Communications intended -for publica- for trivial •olIences, cotnneitting and
don must as a guarantee of good ordered to 1y.: committed acts • of
taith, he accompanied by the name partizanship' ' far more serious than
those for which heads ot fainilicA were
of the wri-ter. •
•turnedt adrift. Mr. Patterson spent
To insure publication in current issue 1.11cueands' cf dollars to find pretexts
copy of advertisements should be for di:missing officials from his em-
ploy and he row appears in. the- role
sent in early. . of one who • has ordered a public . sere
Contract rates -The following table vont to ort-Herai Herod, It. is a
shows our rates for specifigd per. delightful speetecle, Mr. Bain should
diemissed from the seitv,ice, or Mr,
iods and space : Patterson,, if gr.ilty of forcing his. see -
1 yr. 6 ino, 3 neo. 1 rno.retary to writepainplitets,• ehotild be
r Column $7o oo $4o oo $25 or; S8 50 left at home when the next oPportuir-
...X C.olunin 40 oo 25 oo 15 oo 6 ora ity oilers. .
X Column 25 oo 15 oo 8 oo 2 50. .
% Column 18 cm zo oo 3 so 2 co
Inch 600 350 200 1 15
W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor Lad Prep* jetor.
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The Week In Parliament.
The IVIieister of Customs, Hon, Wire
Patterson, was given e lively time . of
it this week by the Opposition. .
Patterson crelered his -deputy ' cane'.
• missioner• of customs to write cern-
.paign literature for the Liberal party
and Mr. John Bain did his best to •
Constance.
A. very quiet , weer -Eng took place at
Lines:shore 1„.arsonage • on Wednesday
of last week Whin MiSs Susie Wheat-
ley- became the bride of Robert Roger-.
son,- both • of the • 'tewnshie c. Hullett. •
Miss Siltile Whee.tlev Was the. organist
of the 'Methodist Clinrch 'at this place
and will he nuich missed. • •Corgraaula-
Retr: Mr, • Kennedy tied the
• • •
William. Jamieson of .13resseis
visiteet his. parents • here, .Mr, and Mrs.'
Gavin Janiesext, on Manley. •, '
Miss Ada 'Drake Of Stffa s spcntl-
ing o, clays with. Mr. Richard Hot -
ham. I • • • • •
Seeding. mid "hoeseeleaning IS • the
order of the 'day.
• Mr, Thos.. Tudor of Seaforth • visited.
his brother, Mr. 'Duncan Titelor„ on
Sordaye - • •
. Mr. .Ifinehley passed away Mt
Senday ' night. Deceased. leaves . - to
nneern• his •eudden death. two daujhter
Mrs.; Frank Best.of Seaforth end Mrs,
William Leitch,- and four Sense ..„Tatueti
on the .1roineetead.,...George-in :Manitoba.
and e :Tack .ond .-Edward of ..Seaforth
The 401041 tookepla.ce.• en Tuesdayto,
the. Maitlandbank aeinetery„.S6Ofortle. •
..1\fr; William Lindsay and ...,•Thonme
Pollard were:. it:lien:Miller, •Oti • • •Mors,
damage the .cause of the Conservatives ,
party in Politica' pointers Nies.- I,: 2 .
and 3. Mr. Patterson, inCeed, thinks.
it is a proper thing for an official,.
paid by the Government to .serve ' all
classes of Canadians, to devote • . his'
time to . abasing about heir of .theur: •
In tte course Of the debate on -the•
Grand Trunk Pacific deal some warm .'
passages took place between. the two
parties.- Sir Wilfrid Laurier was lore.- •
ed to tender an apology to Mr. • •.•
Osier .or certain coarse reinarlis • used- -
by the Prenvier. This was the second:.
exiilanation. offered by. the Liberal lea-
der as to the employment of aletisi•ve•
language during the past few weeks.
On an ateencln-.ent that. the Govern-
ment -appeal to the cotettry:. on the :
0,. T. F, scheme' beicre -coneneitting ! -
Canada to sireti a large expenditure the
Liberals were only able to -Master- ees-.
majority. The same' of Podia- .
inentary C uties thot has character-3SO.. '..
the Liberal members since the $1.50 -
o00,000 bill Was introduced was • res.
spoesible for the clasecall onsthie.Oc---.-
casion.- , • . •
•
The next day .the Premier took his.•
followers to task at a party! •eatterte
Led lectured them severely: This had
the effect • of. increasing. their •inajoritye*
to 44 on the following .night, hot it is .'
self-evident that 'Many • of the votes :
were given without the Liberals know-
ing whet they. were voting for. • .;
Colborne ToWnship.
Seeding, is the order Of the day and
sane will finish this week. •
We are sorry to say: that Mr.- Jesee
Gearnitieyis not improving in healtli. •
Mr. Bert. Grainger purchaeed. 'a three a....
year old colt -from Mr. Win: Illaniilton
one 'airy stle..past wealc for the stmi 01 ' ' •TX. 1 •
•:No. Harloce • 78 • 2:
$roo.3 .156
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Mrs. Jones of Carlow has purchased No 4, kondeehorof 90. 15 •••. 166
a newpiano, No 6, l. Hall 511 ' . '134.
• • • ; -No 7: Surturgs ' • en •: 4
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I\Ir. • John B.uelia„narr is laid up. with •
sore eye at present. We hope to,_ ,54 5172,
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Hunett Township.
Mr, John -Cartwright has purchased
a. farm a 1.0o acres in East Wawano-
elt. It is a rough place and he in-
tends %Whig it us a pasture lot.
M. Lon Varidtain bought a horse
from Mr. Johti Cartwright l'est• week
and sold a fine Hereford 141: gall to
M. Middletcn of •Godericti towirshiP•
Mr, James McGillleft for London
on Tuesday where 'he is engaged for
the stinun-er at cheese ;flaking.
Mr. 'Wallace McGregor will ruuIe
Londesboro el:Leese faetory this year.
• Mr. Win. Stewart is spendlik hie
Spare time bee:eking in feta pair of
black colts. 'Mr. S. is a lover or race
horses. •
The framers are working at Ileree
wood Brae.' new •barn.
Mr. Robert Rogerson arid Miss Susy
Wheatley were quietly married last
Wednesday •at Loncleshoro. They are
worthy of I the community's beet wish-
es.
• Mr. Thos. Quigley sold a twceyear-
old stock steer to Mr. Grainger or
the snug sten of $5o. This is a good
price. It pays tc,. raise said cattle.
This.- eteeriwas bought for Mr'. Herbert
Crieh 'of Ttickerstuith to put cm. . Ids
grass fermi.
IvIcssrs Ereeet and Owen Reynolds
Of tl:e 5th con. leave the latter part
a • this week for New Ontario where
the fc,rmer . took up land last year.
. .
Mr. .Toslt r1. Iiiwoed-, a former resi-
dent of the i7th ease but recently. a.
llomus, is 'renewing old lemma:ne-
at:Mos on the 6t1 and .7th cOn. Alth-
ough hcinderiflg. on four score yearbe
looks Well.•
'1\1r. James Ferguson purchased • a
g -cod •working horses last •week frbm
M. Thos. Murphy, implement- agent
of Clinton, ata reasonable, price.
Mr.. and Mrs, D. 'Churchill •of Geder-
ich township were Visiting Hellett fri-
• ends ..ov. .Stuida.y.
Mss Lizzie •Morriseri of Clinton spent
Surday and 'Monday .at her home in
,
Mr. John Freeman Sold a fine driver
last..week for a 'good figure.
Mr. T. Glew . wears a- broad smile.
Why.? It's es girl.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Freeman \visited -
their daughtere .111re. Ed,- Crawford,
last • Sunday; ..••
•
The farmers, are bosy. seeding. in:0as
.vielnity. • ..-
• Messrs; :Robert and John: Freeman
bought a. veleahle mere last, week. iii
Iticegillop... It takes Jcl:n to pick cut
o'geod mare.
, Mr. and Mrs. •Dciii McNeil's second
oldest daughter is lying very ill witl.
pneunionia, .••-- • :. •
. Mrs, De.Cole are\ Mrs, Aclem 01aeier
called. on Mrs. Joseph end •Mrse,Henry
Freeman'one dati last. week.
Mr. Pete Glazier of town has moired
,into the cottage of Oliver MiliS on the
Baron Road., - • • •
1\1r. James Miller has hoiight. a., lot
of Stockers tb put. on the. grass. •
. Mr. T. GletY is oatebitynig. cattle for
a. 4 3. Itansferd, • '
...Rev-. 111r. .Allen called on the -mane
ber$ cif his cougregation in this vicin-
ity:Met week. , • ' . •
•' The Vote Sin thee by-law . on. Friday
last ..tp .hity the right oft way for ithe
Ci R.;.tetisop resulted as
jol-
lows • se •
. • •
•
•.-• • ..ce.
• gc" *C.; s't
.4 rat.
. The Opposition -moved aevate• of .eene.
sure on the Speaker for giving Orel- •
ing for which there was no .precedent.'
and waide was intended to avert :the •
vote which •showed up • the weakness of .
the government. The Prim:tier . Was
forced- ta take the Conservative • view
of the Speaker's action. - • •.• •
Messrs. - Clarke, Bell, Richardson,*
Bennett, Leven, Armstrong,. Lennox, ..
Oster ane, Katilbach spoke etrengly -
opposition to the Nth and .6alled• for the •
payment ofan additional seen neceese
ary enable the country to, own attd•
control any new national line, • that .
• may be built. •
• ' •
Receut events in ,the Corn -mons. haye •
established •the strength of the Opposi-
tion forces. The government hes re-
ceived several dressings down that are
likely to have a goal •effeet on. eonie-
cf the more enthusiastic Liberals,.Sr
.. „-
Wilfrid Laurier, since the House
opcu-
e(l, has cn t more- than one occasion r5.•
ed -language Which walla be best suit- ..
ed to a prize fight, and the •Conserva-
tives tired of this eontinrions • coaree.
abuse. The result bas not beer:. alto-
• gether to the Ekon; of the •ollenCers
and on two cceesions Ile Prcenier Ira.s
been forced to trialere his opponents a
apology and explein t1itha- wee .net.
justified in applying to merribers eine
tints which came to hien on the spur.
(4 the moment. Tte Speaker • Of , the
Horse, too, inade the migtaket nf. 'using
his position to giVe a ruling in favor
of his friends. • Tin • Opposition leader
promptly inoved • the adjoin -lima of
the licuse, which'*as tantamount 'to a
Vote of censttre. . Again an apology
had to be made to the Conservative
members. Agein an admission Of wea-
kness came from Cue of the ninst tro,,
ininent Liberals in the House. In: sup-
ply, the Opposition came out 'equally
well in a test of stiength with the
governinent. The Minister of Customs
refused time and again to 'give • •the
Opposit.c.n information in regard .to
large expenditures of money and &tid-
ed insult to injury. But the Weil ..did
not work and Mr. Patterson - had to
;nuke a complete and enzoiali.tiOnel
surreeder. It would be well for --the
Liberel papers that delight • to talkof
the weakness of the Opposition totelte
these facts into corasiderotiort and -re-
member that if tlie Conservatives. -ere
weak, the Liberals must lie still wea-
ker. At every stage the Opposition
has won out and Cohservatives iit all
parts of the cotietry may well • feel
intend of their representatives.
Government Badly Pounded..-
Degrading the Civil Services
A yetir agO non, 'Mr, Patterson ash -
e' Parliament to Vote a, .sain eitilickut
to enable him to aprioint at deputy
commissiotter of customs. X. wes
plained to the noose that the com-
miesinner was so overworked tits,t 011
assistant Was ihdispeuelble, 'The Con-
gervativee offered Ito objeetiorre to the
appointment and Mr. John Mr.
Patterson's private seeretary, wag
4.IVC11 the poeitiores Tim Salary was
110113ACIWilles.
Mr. Oliter Willson was home fOr
few days.
Dlr. SVin. Elford, wife,and son of •
Goderich ssiset Sunday at Mr. r. C.
Elford's.
Mr. Robte Currie ed the Soo is tte
guest of- Ina wash), r. N. W. ..Tre-
"Orlttil;:riti' ay evening a Special "meeting
of -Coert Selwaxl C. 0. F.' will he
hoei wilen, ell the members are re-
quested tc, bepresent as important
bustiessolliow
stiongis thereportbetransad
'iof :ate pu-
pils a S. S. No. 3, leased or; gocel
depatinent, punctuality and general
proficiency :
Sr. 4th -Herbert Ross, Oscar Tebb-
atte Albert Pielterd,• Maitland John-
ston, Egerton Willson„ Florence Lave.
is.
Jr. 4th-440114.11'0rd, .11litriel Wilisen,
Frances Potter, Howard Trewartha,
Myrtle Connell, Peed Maier, May
McCartney, Etta Colelough, -Clarice
13adour, Ida, Huller, Edith Levis,. Wil-
bert Halstead, Lulta MuIhoIlaiict, MM-
nie Sturdy, Arthur c,tartly:
Sr. 3rde-fPcisid • Maser'Myrtle Tre-
wartime 'John Sturdy, Clifio•rd Mc-
Cartney, Clarence Pater. -
Jr, 3rd -.Ella .I.Mvereagt, -Alex.
end-Clierlie Levis, Frank Wil-
.
lime, Lizzie, Badour, Homer •Cantelon,
Rett a Ross„ Larne Jervis. • •
Jr.. and -Norman Miller, Percy Mina
nings.,, Albert Proctor, Napoleon: Gray-
cli, Ernest Huller, Sterling 0empsey,
Jessie .
Ross,-
Pt 20.7 -Lift WAlson, Lorne Mc-
Cartney, Blanche Maser, Ella Col-
clongh.
• Pt. ist-jOSeph Palmer, Fern •Elford,
•Delbort Huller,- Annie Ross, Hattie
Miller, . Ernest •McCartney,: Carman
liusser, Elva, Froetore ••, • -
'No, 'ori roll 5,• Overage
•Trewartha, • Teacher. '
soon see him aroun aggin. •
Mr: and Mrs. Win, ..13roetalee. Of Goa,
cricks • alsc Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mit-
chell were the guests of Mr., and Mrs •
Wileat Brownlee on 'Sabbath: • •
Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Moore and
family have moved. down' to their new
farm. • ' .
We are glad le say that Air. Alex.
lerm is able to be around again after
an attack of scarlet' fever. •
Mr.. McPhee was on his route on
Thursday of :laid:- week with. his pedd-
..
- - s
02,
(Painted. with • Mrs. Fred. Fair • of .
Detroit during her' visits to ',her .•bro- •
A.. J. D. Cook, and. -will Iearn:
tvith sincere regret. of.' her • sleath
whicti took Place in: that , city very
recentSy. . She • was a daughter of
the late Major COok of Gederich where
she, /spent...lee younger dews; Though
Itar health liad been pbor -for $oine
time her death Iran paralysis was •. a •
great. Shock to • her: : foiriily • and•
iriendk , • • .
A few days..Ago.1. Mureock. observ-
ei
d a fire burning „n the building Situ -
:AO • next .to his house and .eiearirinas.
tion showed that an Old mattress ly-
ng tt the •back end was on fire. Tent
dragged: it. out • and prevented what
might have. been. o. serious matter.'
While driving. home from Exeter re-
. •
• Many ...of oitr Citizens beeasiee ae-
Majority fOr • by -late .tattnber
necessary• to give assent 9i.
The plans for • the:right ' ev,Oy
vey -of the .110derieh exteasion have
been . completed-by:111e, engineers • and
• •thit• estiniates, of the total. eait .of the
eextenSion are being -.prepared. and will
im submitted' to the •ollicials °l.'s the.
.C. P. R. some time • during the next
week or • sc.-A:mai h Herale..
. The 'lollewiiig shows the relative'
•etreieding of the, pupilsof `S...S. Na e -
for erionth of .Aprilbased co.• exaMina-
• tionk • attendance. and genera, 1. robeten-
cy. An asterisk shows thOse s1n
tea.- every clay. :: .
Sr'. 4tle--1\1abe1 McCook E,ssie Moir;
ofin ...Wallace, *Frani', Hibbert, ' Elia
•Weleb; ' Harry .11Ccol, 1lfle „Jackebre
4th-Gertie yoddee, Bro-
wn, Maggie Cole,. Bert Nott. • •
•;• Jr...3rde-*DellMcCools *Ernest Vod-
deh, •Mabel *Lee, *Flessie .Brown, Mary
Jackson, *Sept. 'Wane...cc, • *Orval Rale-
sonS *Armee(' McCoci, Charlie Lee.
• Sr, encl-*Epleaiin Snell, *Earl Mas -
m,• *Charlie Vodden, .. *Cora •1V.I6Cciol,
Sam. Appleby, Helen Little., •
• Jr.. end -Wesley II.oggart, Richard
Voiltlen. • •• . . .
• .Pt, end -Edna WcL4, rloy Cole,
Wevenoutle, May Appleby, A.de-
•14iro . • . • -
Sr. Pt, iste-Maggie Mair, SEfea
Ceolv Mary VoCrlen. . •
Jr. Pt.. /et-I:clue Lee, -Etta Brown;
• Tommy •Appleby. •
Enrolled attendance 39, ,average 28.-
• A; Johns.; Teacher, •
cently Donald' Ilrepthart was eteized •
with an aitack of paralysis; Mrs, 1.1r-!
qutart who was withhint euceeeded ilt
getting him 'home wherehe received
proMpt medical attentioe and as the
attack was a light one good hopes. of
his reeovery are' entertained.
Zurich.
Messrs. C. Grab. and 1. Preeter have
had the. -electrieglights put in their
stores, Acetylene gas was formerly '
used for lighting purposes but owing
to the many' accidents caused by its
Ufie in other place Mr. Orel) has deci-
ded to remota: the machine.
Mr. Robert Broderick, who ha $ been
spending the winter with his unele,,
Mr, Fred: Schnettler, left for his home
in Clevelard, Oltio, on Wedliesdr.y.
While here Mr. Droclicrick took out a
Canadian patent on an electric ate•
light of which he is the inventor and
which is being successfully used in the
'United Stites.
Mr. John Westlake of Stanley town-
ship has heel a very successful maple
+'
. Baby's Hold On Life:
The littIe (Mee are frail -their hold
Mem life is slight, .T116 slightest
symptom of trotible 'shuld beu
oe et by
a reliable correctiV6 artcdicifle. . Bathy's
Own Tablethave provedby their
record of gnomes to be an trite' niedi-.
eine for the ills of infants ivel. ycling
childree. .• The Talelete curd'all stom-
ach and boWel 'troubles, allay . the • ir-
ritation *of. teething, break Lk; colds,
prevent croup and destroy. worms.
Ti.e Mother has, a guarantee that
this rnetlicirie contains no opiate ' or
harmfttl drug. Mrs. T. E. Greaves,
Qtn., says : "X have used,
Baby's Own •Tablets witt , great - sue-
cess. They raver fail, in Inv expert-
tc• cure the little ills of chit-
' drett," Vow can get these , Tablets
front any inetdieine dealer, or they
will be sent by mall at 25 cents a,
box by writing% The Pr, Wjfliains
Medicine Co., Iltakville, Ont,
syrup gown, [le fi I Ie las a ne t on
his farm comprising nearly sevetity-
flee acres mid most of them are maple,
Ile oleo has- an evaporator mode es-
pecially for boiling sap. The, sopr i5.
noted brio the first apartment anci
after going through several other a-
partments, lent at differer.t degrees of
heat, it tomes cut, good, penult% ma-
ple " syrup. Mr. Westle.ke hire . sent
some a the syrup to the St. Louis
Exposition Mid we will no doubt hear
a good report of it.
Messrs. Joseph awl 0eorge- Brisson
of Drysdale, have left.'ior Detroit
where they have secured good fattia-
tions with the street car company of
that city.
Dr. L. G. Routhier, who had been
sPenclitegr the winter in San Antonia,
TeXas,
has returned to St, Sosepill
Stanley Township.
The following is the April monthly
report for • 8. 8; NO. 14,- Stanley,
ileums ate in order of malt :
5th -Mary' Sohneton, Albert 'Jilin:1-
%ton Frank Clegg.
4t1I-Eleanor Hord, Edward Clew,
Edwin Oeunnel.
yd-Ittnia McllcaLli, Aggie Gemmel,
E. jarrott.
2tul-,Tolitt Reid, Oda AlelleitElt, nou-
rish M. nitistiale,
Pt /11(1, -Arthur Jones, Lola Rath -
well.
Thc best spellers in the monthly
spelling matches were : 5th, Mary
„Tblitistort ; 4th, Eleanor Hood ; 3rd,
M. M, Fisher 2ind, (Via Metleath ; Pt.
211d1 Arthur Jotiesi
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Morris Township.
I
Alay 5t1i1904
Blotchy Skins. ;
A TROUBLE DUE TO• IMPURE
BLOOD EASILY REMEDIED.
Dad blood is the aue great cause of •
had complexions and blotchy skive.
This is why you roust attack the
trouble through the blast with Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. All blotches,
boils, ulcers, pimples and Nacho's
are • the direct,. •unniistalrable •result •
ofweak blood loaded, with itopiiri-
ties. . Pr. Williauis Pmk Pills Con-
quer the poison, they drive out ell •
the iineurities ; they actually make
new, lecke red blend ; they strike
riglit at the root of all complexion
-troubles ; they are 0, positive and fler-
maneet cure for virrient skin dis- •
eases Bin eczema, scrofula, pimples .
and eysipelas. They give youa
clear, clean soft .sktn, free 'freen all
blemish and fiat of rosy. health. Mr.
Mathew .Coolt, Lamerton, N. W. T.,
tells tow Dr. 11-illituns' -.Pink Pills
cured him of erysipeles after other
medicines had failed. He says : "My
skin was inflesued my flesh tender
and sore ; my heed !'ached niy tongue
-was coated ;. I had 1i11 and thought
1 was taking fever. I tried 'several
medicines, imt nothing helped me
until -1 Legen using • Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills and drove the , trouble
from my system,' and .1 ain now • it.
the best of health. 1 think then pilis
the best medicine in the world for
blood troubles."
It is an every day record ..of• cures
like this .1.1:athas given Dr..
.Pink -Pills • their' world-wide
promipente. • They cure when - other
medicines fail, lint, vou •intist .get the
genuine with 11 c "full 1ianie
Pinre Pills • for • 1
pie on the wrapper around eve y box.
Yoa ran get these pills at All drug-
gists, aby mail at so centsa• box,
or six • boxes for $2,51> by writing,
The Dr.. Williams' Medicine
Brockville, Ont. • .-•
The . township council will . meet .
Monday, May - seat. . • • .
• Richard Cardiff.'.ie home...from Tama'
to aad will coirtinee •his. residence here
for a While. . •.. . ...'• '• '
' Miss Bertha Sharp has gone to, Lon-
don and Miss Lily has returned to the
parental .home, .5t11 Line, . • •
We. .are • Sorryto report.. that. Reeve •
Isbister • had OM misfortore to -.fall:
from a.: load o1. hay in. Ks ..barn by the
Wanting pole breaking mid received
,iientry. • • .• - • • -.-
. Oneof the -abider-milts at the . 4th
bridge over .the .1Vfaitlandwas ,
Slightly . dont-aged by the spring- 'freshet,
The bridge at the stone school house
su tiered- :wprse,. but on the'whole Mor-
ris off. 'Very' well- wiren:the",•great
'detail'. of snow last Winter
is consicler-
Id andthe camagc :that Mights ,,Shave.
been:, ' • • • .• •-• , • ".
•''.NSies Mary Irwin 'of •fikinglia.i, 'China,
who has . spent tried:ye- years' that
-Meet. interesting • of lencls„ under: the..
American. -Wanien's Meson. Board of
•Missiens,..is hare on fuelcuet, •and is
110W• .visrti* Ler . sisters Mre; NV... H.
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Feregusera st1i.1,ine....81:e. has mortYan•
intere.eting., story of.ltet.•
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-111i-es.eS Elizabeth l'OndGeaCe-.:'Trwia.
Meter-. of -Blisg Mary Ore. also in China..
the .latter working, trider:•thegreat and
widely •krioten. fled:ion Taylor. .
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We fled a growing di mad for Tisanes' Read,-te wear Shirte, end te ie•
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e supply the demand walleye gone more exteneively Mho this line and hove se,
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plawmin
tied in stock * very laree or:t of the rU
eevese styles in dll
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.4. Drille, Pique, Dilek and flea:Wary Skirts for minus and summer weer. e«
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La ef A few of the diff •reta lines we wry. We
will be pleatied to have you (All and inspm these Skirts wheilia you Ore *it
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cl. Raney Tweed Effects and Elelred Shirty, with black strappinz, aims 39, S.
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40 and 42, very epeetal at $1.75.
ites :es.
I Bleak Home
spun, in spring weights, main, at 92,25.
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sizes, great valae at $2 75. :to
131eck Vicainne, skirts, 8 o ustere of eructing, saga etrapping, 7 gore, in ell
eets
40 Ohev et Skirts, 7 gore. with ter; rows of efeelleie a: if button% galore Ideole Se
g and navy. siz i811 40 42 ttst 44, very etylleh, $8.05 as
Cheviet Walking Blurts, with, ane l treat of self, strapping, etitchimi •"'
i ow/pleats, colors bleak and Weld, S4 50
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Black Venetian Cloth Skirts, trunine I Around the bottom with cording, e,„
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satin strapping wild eritehiag, 55. rese
•:.• Black Lustre Stride, lined through lilt and hotted with velvet, gime 38, et,
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aQ and 42, great valoe at $1.75 and $2.25.
5", .1.
COtit0/1 Stilit-t
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4$. Deck Skirte, 7 gore, with facing of plain duck coins black and navy,
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.:. . • stripes and spate, at $1,25 and $1.50,
Handsome White Pique Skirts, trirnuaed w1•11 Swiss insertion, sizes: 38, t. Is
40 and 42, great value at $1 75. - et*
4., Flecked Linen Sklets, trimmed with white piping, co:ore navy, grey and 4:4p
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• Live Stock Market. •
Toronto, May 3-e•The ran at the city
cattle market toe -ay W0,ii•81 loads,with
3,3.`i'5' head of battle; 4421 sheep and
lambs, 1,20o hogs and 182 calves,
di • the 'opening of nes; igot ion there
sexport cattle frotn teady out.dy.dt.Itotita..Ke
hl
or two .cs.tlie boats will pre/bi4l:1y .lea-
ve Moutroal WS week: . As result.
there • was a good briek .trade all ex-
ound..at the market today,' .", •• '.•
Export -Good. 'etelicord.'• •Prices -firm.
a.. 54:66 ad 54.$5 and 54.90 re,pixled'
in several •cases'. • : • - ..;
•
Buteliers--Geock brisk trees: in ihe
lattehers'' .•.mar-lect, Prices -• Steady at •
$4.25 and 54,50, and i0. cents higher
for chOice picked cattle. • , •
Stcekers • aud reaers-Fair ineetiry
for gogices.sioleardwy itantcl •s3111,o7,5et
t� 546c.
Sheep and Lamb's -Light run, all
sold and peospeets steady. . •
Hogs-.11Tarket trenier at, an advance'
r lee ; .soeeLs $5, to ;'lights arid -fats.
54.85.• -
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According fo the Postal 142.41.1..
Accadatg to.: the new. postal law
newspaper. publishers can. hold fOr
tia-
aiclanyon4 who takes a. paper 4trinn the
office. tad :refuses4aynteut ; ant!, the
rean•Who allows 3nbscriptitin to be
uimeid ard'' then Creers a, postmaster
VA mail: a •pt-pei- 'refused, .' and. 'seas
notification to the pnblisher, lays -
• himself liable to 'arrest and 'fine.
• .Hy Township.
.The..fcllowing is the •report of S• S•
14, . Hay, fore the month of April
haaedeon attendance, demeanor arei '•
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geeeral .prc.ffeiency : : • . •
• 51 It • • Class. --01 i Yin Fee. •. " . •
, Sr. 4th ---Nellie Letitia
Mulhollaiid," Jessie McArthur; • Sara
Petty,:. George 'Chambers, Eliza Mul-
hollaiid,
•111Mily Fee, l'ereys Clerk.
• Jr;• 4t11 -Grace . Anderson. .
r. 3rd-Geinte Petty,. • Elizo Than -
Sr. 21td-Victeria' Dateies,' • -I,aura,
Fee. . • • • •
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21111-Gretta 'IViscn; George. Mulhole.
land, Sydney AlcArthen, Ella 'Berry., .
.Clarehee SIeCennel I , Jack -Clark• . • .
Jr. 211d--:Clareace Doe ars, Willie.
Pt. 2114-Reta Thomson, Maggie
Orville. McCcnrtcU. .• •
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ist Jr.-e-Coflisle• Thompson. -T.
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Carriages and
Go..Carts
Thenew 1004 Goi•Oat ts With
heir swell automobile gear and,
rich enamel finish are 00 hand -
They are decidedly smart and
up.to-date, prices ft OM $10,00 (0
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Wren's Carriages and
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Our -stock is erptah
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by none. • • - •
Special 'alies in.. •
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Our School Boots •
for, boysand girls, rivide'
• to our own or er,
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.• We shall be pie:wed.
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•• and give you our prices.
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it Might be money in,
your Pocket.
Our. Spring Stock
of Boots and Shoes is
now. complete, - 4e.
have , the largest. and
best. •assortment to
Choose from and we
know Our Prices are the
lowest, - •
-The Irnmense
. 111i1C4 for TAYLOR'S.
••• Sti OES is t he,hest evid-
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sanply Tellable arid sty-
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Sewing Machines
High grade, up-to-date, made in
Canada, Ball -Bearing Machines.
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Big Carpet and Lace Curtains
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. 'Ons Annual Carpet and Curtain Sale is now In full swing.
Just what is needed.at this season of the year where .every
house keeper is Woking for something new to tone up: both
windows and floors. . .
We have been p aring for months in the way of securing
the very best values n Carpets frtim the •Manufacturer$ and
have now a complete range.. The, prudent housekeeper can
savetnoney by buying her Carnets and Lave Curtains at this
store,
See Our New Pompadour Curtains. Their are beauties. •
In the Millinery departtnent new goods are arriving every
few days. Ready.to-wear Hats in lttti- Most up•to.date styles.
in great variety. Nevelt before heve we shown such a fine'
selection of Trimmed Hats and 13otinets itt tock bottom prices.'
In Men's and Boys' Spring Snits, flats and Cape we have •
excellent value.
' See our Boot and Sive Department. It will be your:admit.
age, ' -
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