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W. J. ATITCHL'I.LI
Editpr eed Prole, ittor.
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The Week In Parliament, •
Thi• Grant Triu' jtcifi con:reetas
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anitnd,0 in the interests pf the Grand
Trim" I4 oil wee Co n pony, • easited . h
Commons this week: The Government
ina!,ority was 46,..the Fete etendieg
to 39 in favor ct the deal. • .- .
The Government to thevery
re:Insect to accept efly .a.mendenents . ,to
the measure whreli was i-oted through
es it came 'from. the railway pro •
inciters.
Mr. R. I,. 13ordvn; the Conservative
leader, placed himself on •reco.rd as
strongly in favor 91 Government own -
of tie new tronscoet•in, real
line, and declared that it Lis eerty. be
return:d to power at the next general'
electiew„ they will bring in 1egit:10.10u
to tale over the rued, no matter 'hoe'
far its t or,:tructioe will have, lean
navel:eel with. . •'
31r. Borden alto con lowe tel the
ton leo"! of the cote:try bya rail:wee
corporat ice. 1 be of ' he, •C on
5et-votive:4, he a -temente. d, wai; 1,0 place •
• the •Goverament alievette end eit cot.
torations.lie pciiiiied oat...that 'the.
peoele instead ef beittg given a. 'goy... •
ernment .ownt d railway . wete to: be
preSen Led wi th a railway os ned gO.V. .
ern:meat- .11e :ince • , d •ar4 •asneutli"
calling upon the 1,d13oinistration' to as -
some liability.. one:Until greater then:
it is ttitder a • ing wad build ,and. •'oper.
ate the toad,. Of course this was vot-
ed doe n by older of the Grand 'frank.
A . ft ature of the elatiing heeirsof the
debate wee a speech by:the Minister
C[ Railways,- who hat'. hardly been in
Itis seat. diutireg the entire' discussnm of
the bill. Mr. Emmereon swallowed all •
of his past professions iiifavcjof gov-
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nment ownership: • .:•
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surd statement that a line -from. pe(en
to 'ocean could be beilt. id: a coet .of
4,000e -ex), .• • .
. 111 r. Fielding .. a,gai reoeatee
T.11 .inade .enother effott
10 secure - protection foe ,Canadian -en.gintitS , •
woer. are- being .eXeluded bythe
Grand Trunk en order to lieepley Asee
ericans..- - All that the Altnieter: of 'Lab-.
or weeeld • proolitse.. Was a edminission •
to enquirelate the matter, atielenicee
• while the Ainericane 'ore' to be.:
to rumen 111 the.. einotoy :of: :the. :ceol-
pany,: who are •spending the - people's
money to hie:Agit:ors: . • : • . •
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• At. the last ind tont -the -govern-,
ment, through .Mr. Fieldisige submitted
a statement of •the demands.• of the
Ora.nd Trunk for subsidy:10T; :11
from Nerth Bay- tO the. Paeirice
was referred to as a coned: ntial dome;
nate by the late Mr. 11IeCteary • on
April 29•111, 'Sir. Wilfrid Laurier-: ..hail
declared thet ell -Papers. had • leitet'
brought clown on this • triteetion.
- was abeolutely iilltVOC 11 thil. btee of•
the Proinier's anuouneentent awl • Sir •
Wilfrid is the iirst man,. who, .1e; Pre- '
ernier of Canada, bas made a tallier.- •
-aeely Use 'statement to.. Parliament. - -•
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9 --That the Government eliottld have 1
:hat -lege rightS and running powers ov-
er the Western eirvisiOn for tit4
Iseried granted to the company over
the Eastern envision.
/0-..11et the Government be oes-
powere4 to expropriate the railway
front ocean to ocean upon ratline fair
compensatiose.
to ---That the Government be gi,Ven
the powers of expropriation(. in the ev-
eta urey diversion oc freight from
Cenadiatt unnelS.
. Open Door For Foreigners.
Untited States civil civincers; con-
tractors, manufacturers, artizans 13.13(1laborers will Lave thentSelves to blame
if they de not get ntacle a 1 the moo-
ey about to be eeent in the "Nation-
al" Transcontituntal tailway, The
whole Situation is now in the hands
of A.merican engineers, whe are to be
protected by the Government to this
exteret, that none are to be. deported
ert Ontario comely (exert Judge
hes atv opportunity to Mal out. jf tneu,
whose American addresses have been
in the Lamle c 1 the Minister of Labor
for weeks, are. really }lying 411! Canada.
Of course the farce will last fee inoo-
ths anO ifl the ineaatime the Yankees
will be elvtting rich at the exeense, of
Ceinaeinns. -United- States manufactur-
ers and labor should fare well e.t the
hands of their fellow • countrymen, who-
se sympathies are ho ina tt 00 • with
those of their own, nationality, l'Le
Conservative arty vtunlv erged upon*
Utz Painier that, in the'best interests••
of tle .Country i3, claim r•hould be in-
serted in the 0. T. It, :contract lo :com-
pel the Grand Trunk to emplcy . only
.;anadian labor in all branches. That
is. Just allot was done alien the Crows
Nest contract .wiis araA lip axe.] 1,1
Grits have been preisine. their thought-
fulness' .that occaelon ever smee.
If the preeav.tion was a wise cne ifl.
ch.t case of th.: .Crows Nest; bowie:mit
itiore necessery • is it in es:meet:ion.
with the great. cohere:et the °overlie
ment las • loreeei tlirrrigh• Parliament,
which 'involves the epenet no. of Milliens
mm
on illions more • theta Ole cost of
the Crows. Nest. But Sir Wilfrid La-
orter, hotted :hand k,41e• foot the
Grand 'Thmk, epliipellect • his followers
vac :doe n ' the. OpposItion amend-.
lane. Eighty:six • Liberals ranged
themselves against the- Canedian wcrk-
nen and in, favor of aliens,. too many
of wham orte alre*,cl 1 1. pay of the •
• •Ountry as. sure:eV-ors on the new line;
Canada has been squeezed • p.retty hard
by the reilway'er.ontoters in this gedat
grab,. Initthere is evidently more to
fellow, ' . . •
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The 'Man From -MaixiOtulin
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Speaks At Mit ehell
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Mach:ill., May 2,Stll__.i\fr 1I R., Gene, .
ey'e- Visit to Mitchell lest night ',imbu-
e/et a. ghat' crewd t0 town, (hi hiti
• err it al 1 ti en ei ober leie A tan i tit til in Was
evrtnedtiel . by the; brass.. band...-. • peeple".
ono: font? L, milts antl.
.lee • lerge o,vera,.. bail was erded:d to
stolOcation hile hone -reds were: unable
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togUn Odin i tie nee . Mr: Gainey .spo-ke
hionearle.- three boars dealing 'with the.
reschreee. Of New, Ontario MA"' with
•the Ia./nous ti ICI 111 vehicle/lei was ofie
of ilte central' ligiires, and was well
date:rod tc throaglimet: . .
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.• • 'Northeast Stanley.. .
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Mr, Adam Ste*art brought .hictuc
. (rani the - Ripley district last .week
1. irty four stockers whieff' will,•••toehe
thilitt 'eighty heed hi now hes grazing
OIL his two -hawked acres of gr -ss ' Air
Malcolm AI -cloven brought. io 'twenty'
our- grassers from : Isaolt connive • '
,Mr, Duncan MeEwen'hae had' his
;eon decked .up end. is -having a stone
• Viek.dation /Milt: ender. it. The frani•er
Matt • Mains .ancl the .inason, Hiram
goarsuitee „ that.- gOeta work will
„ite done. •.
. Mr. W. Attwood., Who was., • for
three years •of
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Viotti:Stewart,: has intieed 1,olideS
.;e
..)oro 'where his better 'hall . Will -remain,
,thule he -ProSpeetri in the-. North West.
The many friends of .Mrie J9Ine•Cum-
'wings- of. Aforrielt regret te jettrn 'that
Ler •health has Mot impreeeed as they
would like to see. • . •
Our farners. havetheir corn •platited,
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e too .t eat :they did
not get. it Sowed, before the recent
teties. .This .is, quite- .a. settlenient for
s'l s •
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Mr. John Meefailline's smile is even
more genial then usual beettaseocr the
arrival of a bonny little dangititer; at
'his home ou, 514v 19th: • • '
1r. . Glom has half 'the .•
oId
;teltiem of 1:sbarn. torn' down anet
'vihl ' replece. it "by a new 'oie. The
eomplete barn will be ,6ox89 feet and.
one of the largest...end best cee:dopecl 01
the • coulter....'Ilii diStriet.
of fertile lOnd. • nel •
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What The Liberals •
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The Liberalparty has ectea down
amendment 'atter oinendiotret offeeed.11y:
the Conservative party in the interests
of the, • peddle. The followiitg is a
synopsis of, the inipeov ing atom.;
submitted to the OPtositich this .ses-
sion and bowled not by the Party win:
cle is tied to ti e apron • stelege 61 the .
Grand Trunk 1. • ,• ,
1—That the 0. 'P. It. Conipatty
should pay fair.' rental for artY
lease of tht line froth Witenipeg to:
North Bay.
2—That the 0 civet litilelit mid
supervise the .agreeinent between the
two companies ( the Grand.: Temile
and Orr nd Trent. Pacific) respecting
the istock issue of the 0, T. P. wed
Outs prevent ame creation :of watered
3.....That e Ooeernment should
receive sI mete of the common stock .
of the 0..1'. P. in preeporticer 'to the
support given by the GevernMent to
the chtett else.
4—That ellen labor Shall not, be em-
ployed in the eonetriection of ehe rail-
way except where the Department. of
Labor decieos it is neeesea.ry.
5—T1tat the etoek of the 0,
shotild Hot be pineal Mt the marina
tinieSS heeled payaide at par, •
41 ---That ire ease the Ovine. Trunk tor
Grand! Trim"( Pacific shall divert Up.;
ilk to Portland, env compliant there-
on shall lit investigoteti by Ito
way Vriftimission anti reported to Par-
Iiant r' tor act ism.
7-1hat the Prairie feted on :11 .11 he
eoniplet with itt heir yearS Or the
pitteallir Of
th • 11. T. P. attettipts to
tom • I •ti tir,l'etio,i(iit untworitalr.
le 'Wenches, the (lovernment secure nil
pr t.ny ronalmitg bfattehes,
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West Tuekeromith.
Mr. W. •Grant has •erected a wood-
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shed.
Iddo evict, is under the ietc,"'s
care although net 'coOlined to the
. house. He is laid oh work.
Mrs. Robt. Bi nter of St.. Joseph
Island arrived - lane on Saturtley last.
, Mr. Hunter will follow in a, short
time and they will take up their rest -
deuce on the London Road 1,1,3 the ,1113;111
petehased. Ire en Mr. Wm. Grant • last
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Mr. Isaac Weavers was laid off work
several days ()meow the past week.
• A ntaulheriofe our people hose had A
sligrt attack of the erevailing
• Miss. Elsie Beenett of Mitchell is
• visiting old .triends throueti these
parts. 1: •
• Runoff Township.
On Tuesday eve u:ng- Mr, Chas. Ale -
Crew _entertained a large- number te
Ls. friends from. Seaforth, . Clinton,
.11lyth, 't1oderie11 towtohip, ' 1 the:rend-
th aed other places to a- deuce in .the
iontodices residence of Mr. and Mrs.
D.. Fly sm. The Lane brothers :of Tuck-
er:4114h furnished the milsic.
• The township colleen inet per .
jciernineret at Qidgley's bridge Ga May
23re1 ancl. let the following contracts :
one -to AP, Qitigley oi lttong jIl
stnall bridge with earth and gravel,
this bridge is east of Qx.igley s large
.briclge, ; Jas. Brownwell to put in a
sewer . pipe culvert at lot 22, con. 7,
eneN William Wheatley, Clint:Me oue e,f
-filling a small bridge south of . Wal-
lace'elarge briclge.
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AB% Thos. AleMillatt,' councillor, had
his barn struck by lightning or; 'Onus-
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claMyet7;resii..ingWilliant Taylor and G.
Thompeon Of the. Gravel Road . .are
making . some improvements • to: their
residences this summer.-
mr, Alex, 1,eitelt is making . internal
improveniente residenee .• this
1.31rijer•1111e. 1.1•11
•l * :•e.r.toei
Day holidays at
his hutne. •11iss t1. J, .
Crewforel. leas • returned
after - On ..extended.• visit to her „cotisiei.
Langley ' of .Niage.ret. ' •
Airs. It, Carter Spent the 241:11 holi-
days With relatives in the . 'Forest
City:. • . •
Aliss A. Brighein. of Clinton; accom-
panied by her trietd, mi -48 nLr.s • pf
Parolee,: were the guests of ...the for -
titer's sister, Mrs, A.. Vodeleni: -on
alontloy. • •
• Mr. R.- II Knox haii sold .his., fern',
-80tita, _ban of ,0, CoiiJ. 12, •
containag tp9 aereet• tot
John'
-Rapson of -1Itillett.' -.Joe Sacie.
The farth is taw of. -the •besttin•
• ,.'13lyth.:
e It:ally tin 'Friday mete:lig sonte.sittatt
Alees . rang die. hoe a.,h It is St "Atli'
el ey 'Mi_. befOtfiit! r.dlid pre-
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punith d, ' • • , • • •. •• •
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• . le.. H. Vo.ittg,:o.r• village clerk, heisi s
ostel of Lis .11eauti fill residence • on :
biteley .etreet....to • 11r. den.ist,
.price ;s21.00. • • . - • '
:the SPO.rts Of. opi- town were • well
rePresenled in Clinton: on the 24th: .
Several ..tue.etinge are 'being held .
East •• Wa.wanosli this •Weelt
terdst of the, roilWay. by-latei• • . '
...Ale. • William .71dineon, cattle buyer,
is having .erected a ceatimodious stable
on his- property which he. pureliiised 41'
this burg, a' short ,time ago: • . •
.• The V. P. A. of Trinity eller-eh Roe -
lel, hie1i' Wag helel lit Tenipereteee• bell.
on,. Friday evt Mug , was well' attended,
aud. titne Wae spent.
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• Dungannon,. • •••••• ••.
- Mine Ineitess of the Mallough flouse•
is haVing li t ceizonied ions stable; re -
't he wprk is leis* cicke by.
- JAS. Elliott, care( neer, Alike.
Mrs. Wm. ateick, of Aelt field :
cohtigitpuii •to 0 knii e ffiJl, after hes-
Mg en extend.c) visit• to yelati.tee „Art
Chiceee' tine) .• other .11.s, a rived
Leine last. week.. ' • : • •
The • n Onterotis... frieudst :of kleveard
Anderson, Sot • of. homae
Aslifiefil,‘ are ileased: to know thg,t,
having utelergone a siteceseful ppera-
tien for ail 'Metre • whiel. was eimsed
by ale' seedeetal'ialt revel:. , • he is.
thus far doing, nicely and good hopes
for lis recovery in the n eir future are
•entertailicd:' .
A. McNally of IDyth had on ex-
hibition here a' model of an improved
eement inaehine for mating cement
blocks of anydi.merreiteis necessary • to
bii,ld, clwaiing lomeee, . All pet wins •
'who have ,seet, it pronounce: • it to be
an excellent niaehine• for the purpoSe,
Ile :states tl:at it hoe taken 4:levet...too r
years - to complete it. He has been
successful. ni °Mewing' a tiieteet for it
and he deserves great ered'et out pat-
oroge.
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. , Holmesville.
:Ito:Eder& anent the holidaYS
with his daughter, Mrs,, A. 1‹, Birks
London.. '
Mr. are Mrs. IL Gotile-' Mel family
of Clinton visited lit.', parents recently.
Miss . 011ie Nesbitt of the 16th eon:
end miss Miunte Martin di Ttecker-
smith areguests at. Mr. 1ebbett's7
Mrs. Douglas and Mee. Hancock and
son, of twat Woodstock visited Mrs,
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Walter recen:Ove • • • •
Miss Rose Tehtlintt of Goderiell is
spending.. few days at benne.'
Several from here a.ttencled the tea -
electing at .the Nile on the 24tli; while
others spent the day . in Clinton.
•• On Wecheatelay of last week Mr, •
Bradford,' blacksmith of this village,
was married to Miss Jordan of the
iteth eon. • The eerenrony eves per -
teemed by. Rev, J, Unseat. We wish
ATr. and •Mrs. Bradford happiness ' and
eroeper,ty itt their wedded life, •
Zurich.
A I/teethe; of the 4:tirectors of the
ltav Booth frrienfintal Sottiety wsts
held on Ateniday evening-. A number
nf chatiges were traide.ln the erie.e list.
Yt. was elso deekt ct letve a farmer's
trot when a. purse of $25 will be ofler-
4.
Ties Xerielt brass Timid Will be
engaged for the occasion. The dates
for the fait have beer' fixed, for Sept.
Nth and 15t11.
Mrs. 'NI:Tit , mot her Mrs.
LOais Roceldilet, formerly- of this tow',
bet row residing fti Louden, recently
brola• two ribs as the result of a' fall.
She ts Itt It very weak state at pres-
nt. '
We tesfed 'diet Mr. Alex. Thompson
had -1,osielit Mr, Matt Ellwood's real -
(sore in Ittnoall. Mr. Thomason- ivas
shire ch.mtgtil his mind aid has. boa -
tilt the lin» residence of Mr. Alex.
Jol,trqem of the same place payirg a-
bout tom for it,
Marnock.
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Rieheid .Noble, ;Mixon Road,' visited
fritexte itt Eiest %Viewer/mit last W -eek.
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John Soar, 4alt• Line, Was. itt Clod-
erieli .litet Saturday.
Mr, and IllisS Craig (24: Morris and
Miss. N et heey of the Gravel 149:id vis; 0
tied at Alt, 11.,',,Crie:g's of .1Itillett •. on , 0
•Stinday last. • 0
Frail: Farley' of . Hollett • 'visited 0
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Westfield frit ndS eni Senday: last.
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Harry Hyde- of -tho Soo- it poying a. - 0 1.
shortvieit to frierele in East Wawa- 0 i-
ntuit. • . .
Westfield Leapt) held a very sticeess- o.',"4/1
fel floral meeting ent Friday evenine of 4)
'last week,•
The Aliases Taylor of the 6th Line
tisited at. Wm. Slackhoese's of West-
field' on Sortlay, •
The Clinton riewtPiRecord
.1.141111),OVUO*
The Epwerth League of the Goderich
District hate arreotge4 to held a grand
rally itt Clint( n itt Wesley churvli (44
JUJU! 23111. .111 tit Leeetics, :at et expec-
ted to attend this meeting.
Remember .the C, 0, mita e,n
W. Staulev's lawn on Priday, the loth.
inst. Refitelt malts tenteisting of ice-
tation toted all the other good things
will be served. The Clinton Citiztusl
Band willbullish the music. lie sere
and cenuu Oa bring soinebeelv with
you . as a good those is. expected.
Rev- Ilttssar .atel Mr. Geo. Ha -
awl are in, Imedore attend re the Loh -
don .conferenee el the Alethedist
Chut-
l'1w Saliba
:LW' seined and Upwertle
Levee' have eilecit'sed. to hold •a lawn
social in, the near future. Watch for
flit ere antionneements.
Aliss Ida Holmes cf. Clintort was the
guest of Miss Susie Acluese.n. on Sun-
day.
adiss 8. Rapson of Constarce, Miss
Da.wsen of AO:urn and Mr. 'Wilkinson
of Hallett' were .goests' at Mr. Osbeel-,
c1itstot's on Siliala.Y.
- We are glad te learn that Baby
Alvin Leonora. hi fully recotered from
aii attaek of scarlet fever.
Mr. John Crockeeof. Clinton: wast• in
our Village on Sunday.
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Alt. andSite. Jpe. Coombs of Myth
spent Victoria Day at illre. • 11-4111out
Snell's. •
Miss. Kate . McMann at -rived in oar
village. again a:ter several WeckS'
alt -
8(111(30.
Mrs: McCulley returned. to. our vill-
age after spending einnet Olio • with
friends at Beech:vale and Stra.third.
AIr. aud iItts W. Steph.:•nson.
Mr. and .11Irs, . Cole of Mortis
vieited 111r. anl • .' Cole are!
other • .friends• ireeted around the vill-
age. - .
Mrs Coeieer has arrived • for - the
simmer Months An' oui• village;
L. Andrew of Gorrie called on
his sistee:;• • Mee. 11: • Stealeenson• stud
others on Saturtley: •
Alise Maetin 'of Seafeerth .epent last
week in this village. ,
Mr, . William- Wien and neice,: -1Vlis.e
Amite Clark„evisitedefrieurts :in Strat-
ford on- the 24t11 .Alar, .•
- Miss Eva Retdson intends 'spending
eceite time in Clinton learninge dress-
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Henith for Girls
DR:, WILLIAMS' PINK: PILLS XIA.KE
STRONG HEALTHY ROS1.7-C1110:-
KED I,A.ShltS.
" I was attacked with apputdici-
• says Miss Val -dole •Grianualet,
detighter of Mr. Charles Grunt) out,
Prosperous farmer ef Champion',
flue.,.• "and witIle the doctor who -
toided me cartd Me of title •trouble, ,
left belied after •effects from which it 1
seemed almost iinpossible to recover. -
I grew weak and very pale e my appe-
tite wes poor t sallered at times
' been severe f.eadaelies ; end: the least
exertion left me sentipletely worn out.
I tried several remedies, but instead of
getting better I was 'go:401y grcw-
ire; worse.- Any work abont the house
1ft me weak and dispirittd and I felt
altncst giv ing lip. At .this tient a.
iriezid who had used Dr. 11 illittente '
'Pink Pills with intuit benefit urged ine
to give tit 'itt a trial. I got a, box
and as I (id not feel any better when
lead used them, I would. have given,
them up but for the feet that try fri-
end urged 'that coe box was not 0.
heir trial. I then decided. to continue
the use c.f the pills and by the time
• I ha,d taken three boxes' I found my
ecettliticee '-wes improving:. I used el-
ght boxes in all 'enei by tlic totai I leo!
taken them My old time health
had returned, hoc' impro-
ved, I had gained in weight and the
glow- et health hat returned to •iny
face. I eatinot too strongly- recomin-
end Dre Pink' Pith; to ell
pale and weak. girle."
Oci:id blood IS 01 alwoltde nec' essitY,
and •-the orely. way to have a cousteni.
SuliPly rielt, red health-g•iving !do -
eel is to tette Dr. W,lliams' Pink Ville.
•Every dose .110es tie make new blc.cel,
aud te driee from the system; -such
trembles see autenidee. Imigiodrese, neu-
ralgia, dyispepsia, . rheumatism, ete.
Ivir, can .get these pills from say med-
• ieine dealer, or .by mail. at 50 cents a
, box, .or six boxes for $2.30 by writing
',the. Dr. Williams Medicine CO„ Brock-
ville, Ont. • . .
Huron Road East;
Mr; W. T. Nchle, wife and family of
;East • Wawanosh have boon the guests
of hee mother, Mrs: .11.: Noble of the
,Huroe Road. • ..
• •Crich.13rothers and that wives were
I the gaeste of. Mr. -W. Pall on Friday
evening,
ma mg, • . e - . I Mr. " John Noble has .the carpenters
Miss Paul 'ot Brussels' is. visiting hero at . work erecting a kitchen and if it
sister, •Mies 111atid Paul in the vili../ liad riot been for the 'assistance, or
age, ', • - - • • 1 sotue yoi it; ladies, who were 'vieiling.
. ' 1 at the lentee,.. they would newer have .
• • been able to raise the frame. ' • •: '
• Mrs. Siblene has genie' on at tette' I
. . SettfOttbeF
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Mr. Harry. Stewart ei the :firm,. of
Oreig .8; SteeVatt; ,wati the victito. Of
40 unfortenete recently • by
.ehich pert•of hes right foot: Was near-
ly sevettd. • Ile lad 'pone...oat 14) "Split
same wood, tisilfg. neWlv sharPenect
tXto While ebrifig down'for a Stroke
it eseeeht tl brain'1'. of g: tree,. inie-
directing.. tl,c blow and 'strikieef hie
1111(1,Wil beeween, the.. arelelee. • end'
to: s, cotting 111(1.theebone.
,,Stewar1. d tor
the office of Drs. 4.-1eot t & Met: av but
'vide:110y oterestimated his strength as
lid fainted from toes of blotid and' pain
before • reeehing eltere, Ile Was taken
heoie by. the it..tghleme, • lie ..Whicle tithe
11 (Ileal.assistatice arrived:, Nine. stie.
aes were revered Po cliese: theewoiind
Ina it will lie many weeks liefore
will be able t�tesetne his Usual (Jut -
Mr. D.., 11. Aviison :intrioses going' to
the Old Country "this Stuninct and Will
:Ittend the liait-Presbyttirian epunCil
. which weetii in I,iverried in %Tem:: Ire
will lie accoinpaniQd •lly lis deughter,
.will be neeceopented ley his daughter,
'• mfoilnal :Meeting of :the' terten
teemed was held last FriciaY eVetting..
to discees ugfnt the' advise:It=
lity of purehas.ing a etOne ertisher and
l'eetcl roller.", „Both •of the ine,clones
were offered to tile .corpoiation for it
!Orin iit th.z.ilingli.),Orhood. of S4,300.
Aleny wili. regret to learn 'of the deae
tit , Of Mr. John ' Wesley • Aikenhead sec-
ond . Non. of. Mr, Peter Aikenletad• of t
Mtlfeet, • .Sastateliewato -.N. W. '.4%; roe7
of Stenley. Mr. Aikentwad con-
treeted lung trouble it little deter a
Year' ago mid was advised bee
tysiei-
.'ns to go ,tioetle.•:He left home • verv.
reluctantly,. going .to Detroit' and front%
thence to Phoenix., :A•rieona. The last.
teed.- t NiTeeks pt • Itii; life . was spent in
COlorado f;ttriatee, Colorado, :where
deeeAli nnexPeetedly overtook hint. 'Iles •
iI•
ieltniaaltr•em.tivifeorret..taken to his • former ho -
ed visit to Tdrontp.
• Miss .:Ooveriloek, te0.e1Let- of • 4 O. 1
school, .e.Fcrit' a, coaPle of IlaYs '‘‘ 1111
her auot, Mrs...Edward '.Iones. '
Mr. W. Ball encl, wde spent •Stinetay
* at the latter's home on the Ba.se Line-
• M.r.. Will. 1 • bed the etisfor-
11'0e •1.c... • lose it valuable, 130 18(1 tee eley
I last, Week': . • • : •
. Mr. Theis: Shililey was the. guest • •ol
his deughtere1'.Irt0 .Lavis .91 ::Goderieli,
•Stinitaye:', .•,: ' •
I Afr:' Cballter-GleW 'Mir" Wifie dallied on
; the Mali:mad: brothers • on, ,Fritlay '
evening. '• • , ;
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East Wawanosk. •
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. • Mr. arid—Mrs. eTa'., Kelly of Toroieto
Were %the guests of Mr: and Mrs, • D:
Ceok over Victoria • • ..•
• . 'Mr., reel Airs.' P.. W. • Scott gave -
fe* 9f -their yeeing•,friends 1 ae.ty one
evening recently. ' program eon-
sisted of dousic- end • dancing anct was
much en :oved.
Alt.' IT. Leisliman of .Marnock and
Mr. .1. Stair.leigh of Doirty'n't. )1c.Spcitt
Sur.altv nt Mr. Win. .N4.1 herv' • • •
• ..'.'\[rs 1>:Segnis 1114 'infant •son• .' et .
. ()wee .Sound • are the gitc..sts..' )1' ...qr.; and
. Mrs. IT. Edwards., • .
.r Thee, . Tenney' re terned. •
kaattoba.' last •week r.r,d •looks:
cx-
ceedinglv well,: • .
• •Mr. Willie.ms 1, f oragcd'• with
Mr, W. P. Halted:an for the sullen er
enoetlis. . •••• • ..-• •
•' Mr.-. NV, .. Cook recently. lost .a. vette-
able' horse width he :valued nit Sepo. • •
• • Mrs. eTeihn 1-lamitton of B. C. is Vis,••
iting her •hrotlir, Ali \\ 111 • '•
A fideeson. raisedhisaew:.
barn :on Ftiday of :litet • week.:' •
Mr: jas. .Netliery 14', purchased, .
Dew:baggy, . • - : •
Mr: R: Roberts had the Misfortune
Jo run. a Lail :into his foo t •• which
leaves him: very lame., bet we •. hope tp
site him ell right again soon. •
Jntle 2nd 1904
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We Made- a great 1-ent II) 1.1 st week in buying a ra '8 stow owe eensi
LADIES' NEW YORK HATS A r HALF PRICE.*
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McKINNON & CO Pi
pies of High-class .New Yo • k }lois for ladies, 'They, a, e ail Dew, i
fresh goods and hove only beet) on the road about tett days, They
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'41 wore imported specially for the June trade, and ate tip -to -dal e ill
every respect There- a re ten dozen 1 la ts in the lot. This seeins 0, : ;1
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Y large qua ntity to add to one present stock, but, as they were offered ,
.t. at such ridieulottsly low prices, and whit our increasing trade, we y 1
:1' ran handle large lots.. especially when we get t hem to sell them at
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se. stienit half price. They eome in Rear- to -wears, Sailors mot Un- 4
...?. trimmed Shapes. There is tomb a veriety, met no two alike, WO
Will TIOta•ttellipt to dereribil 1•1'8111, but enly mention. a few to glee ...c. : 1
.s. you au idea of 1 he /mug:tine n.c. Its vo to- show you : 11
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1. Ladies' Sailors . in varione -styles, weal) $1, for 5ffe. :e.
e Ladies' Reacl„y:to.wear Hats, irt white and colored, worth $1.15, A
1' for 88e
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g Ladies' Hid Hilt lliki Shapes, very stylish, worth $1.59, for Itie. ' X
t, Ladieb' Untrimilled Shapes, line (polity, worth $3, for -$1,50. .t.
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We have sorted lip our Corset stock fee the -summer 4 rade in the 0:. .
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: following special 'mikes ; ..t.
14: Summer Corsets, la net, noel fine pereale, et 25e, 85c and 50e. :?.
es Ot•outtptoe's Tripe GI idle Corsete, in all eizes, 50e..
, 1
0' . 1). & A. White Baptiste Coreete, with got -tors -tittaPhINI, 756,
se, ..s;
Cromptou'eAlilititry Dip, steel filled; ull sizes, at 50e, 75c and $1.
..e, 13. & CI. Erect Form., set night front, steel tilled.
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4,,, E. T. W.. teh Spring Corsets, sizes Ir otn 20 1 et ;40, at $1.25. 4.
Grompten's Yitt•iza Corsets, in ell itizee. at 41,25.
..:. D. & A.. Crest:Corsets, glove fitting, at. $1.25'. .
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g B. & 1. Corsets, steel filled, with three /aces, $1.25.
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New Spring Footwear
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The Old Reliable.
. ' Onv stevk i equal,' Our Spring Stock ' *
led by few and excelled of Boots nod Shoes, is
now complete. Wo
have the largeet and
.. peelnl values' in • ; • kci4ltei(%3otaws eotnIf5rrin°1111..tline esAnnot•dre.. ts41t1Cie)' •
: ' Meo's Fine Sho.es. • -• loweet.
. by mate. • •
. Our Schdol I3oots
• for boys and girls, intide
to OtIr OW.n. order, iti e
Trade Wi inters.:
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to . to showyou our stock
. We shell he pleased
,I). . and give yori one peices.
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yieor Poets et • •
4. p We are practical Shoemalsers, having. lvtd a long experiente and you iD
,c4r, ran no risk wheu ytni parch:tee pier tootweee from tte. • 4 •
• . The Irnmense de. •
mond for TAYLOR'S
.• . StIOES is the hest-evid- 1.
elide that, Mir efiCiets to . .,•40
. supply tellable and sty- *.•
• fish Footwear at re1190n.
.able prices .has 'caught
the attention of Shrewd .
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UNDERTAKING.: •
riay now Safely predict the advent
of Spring.. You will require Furniture. 1,41. •
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The Ills of Childhood..
EVery child in .the coeutry tit:eels, at
some tittle 01` other, a 1111111CM:1 to
eerrect ineident to childhood.
11 Ba1ty'42 Own Pablets are 'kept itt the
house and occasionally given to the
little ones they will prevent illness
and make the little ones e1ged, stt
ong and rheerfill. Mothers should in-
sist on haVilig this ineeielne because
it contain,: tte oe:ete or harmful drug,
mid eliddrell talto tit. Tablets Its read-
ily as they toke candy. If von have a
neighbor w11o. has used the Tabletask
her and she will .tell you n het splen-
did sa t isfact lett they give, Here is
what ewe mother, Mrs, Witt, Sinclair,
Hebron, 'N. D., says : "I have used
iseby s Owe I oblete with 50 much sat-
istactien that I do not feel safe when
have 'ilea got a beet in the totise.
I poi mitt thet other mothers will be
quite as well pleased willt Gem." Veat
can get the Tablets thro it-li yoor
druggist or by mail at 25 0.111:11 111)0)1 ,
by Writing The nr, Williants-' Medicine
Coe Brookville, Ont.
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is the rnost'effeetive
and 'most .economical.
method.ot improving
and brighteni o
the interior appear -
an e of your dwelling.
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Pifau the many beautiful patterns, many of
thrum exclusive in our tiew hine We are certain you
can select t,asily the riglit .paper to suit -your taste and .
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Sewingillaehines
High grade, up-to-date, made in
Canada, Balf-13earing Machines.
One price to all,
HOOVER & BALL.
..„..* Night and Sunday Celli answered itv resieltnee of either Of the Princi-
ptls
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Let ut sliow yon OtIr handsctne.array 14 stiles.
ALL PAPER TRIMMED PURE
Carriages and
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The new 1004 Go -Ott ts with • .
• their swell automobile gear and
rich enamel finish itt e on hand—
They nre deeldedly stmirt and '
111-1-1.0•date, pi ices ft om $10,00 to
$25.00.
Children's Carriages atid •
Express Wagons $1 to $7.80
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• . ANOTHER.LARGE OONSIGNMENT OF 11.gADY-mAt1i
• Spring and Summer Suits, for Men and Boys'
, :just pltwa into. stock and will be rushed off 4.6 astonishing •,
I • . low prleeti. • , : •
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IT WILT, PAY YOU TO SEE. OUR, PELT RATS- P011
MEN AND noxs 13EPORE BUYING ELSE WII ERE, ' •
In our Boot and Shoe department yon will find vaittee that.,
'cannot be beaten: .
.W14.1 HAVE STILL SOME
11) I3ig Bargains in Lace Curtains an Carpets. • (t)
It will he t0. your advantage to see. theni
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We have an immense rttnge of Ladies' Iteenlvonacle131onseo,
• in the latest New York Styles; They fit perfectly mut (0)
wear well, also an immense rank() Of Ladies' Wrappers-
ds' ,
and White Wear to choose from. , • ;;,,
rti the Millinery department yon will find 'itll the newest and ,
roost Op-W.41/W .14-001.1.8 in the market, and you Call de- • ee
pend on getting* the best of satiefaetiOn *113 (3, moderate
price,
ling quantity of 'latter and Eggs taken in exchange fin' goods. ‘,)
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