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at tilde *mason of the year.
goad medicine), for your blood
will ;leo your complexion like
magic.
Of the many blood Purifiers
We Bell Rexali Stood Tab'
Zeta aro undoubtedly the most
effective. We ma familiar with
the formula tide remedy and,
know whet it Will do. It pude
and enriches the blood,
butide up the, entire system and
Imparts a healthy -Calor tocheelis
and lip!. !Sold With the 'Resell
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16 yem Ito telptiasterznoots:znit
Mr. and MrS. o. .Anderson and
r row. The News -Record of lass GeIlelen Wilson, of TarOnto, leave
May 8th, 1.895, soon on a European trip. 'Mrs. An-
derson' is a sister, and Miss Wilson a
daughter of Mr. J. A. Wilson of Sea -
Clinton, May 8th, 1895. forth.
Mr. and firs. C. E. 'Alexander axe
The thermometer registered from *leaving! *aye the end of this month
88 to 94 in the shade. on Sunday, the for Sacieatoon.
warmest weather known in Way for a Miss White late organist of thk1
great,. many years. Methodist Church, was made the aze
saMtruidFayred Boss was lishiPg last ciplent of a very pretty crescents pin,
in the river neat Stap- on Sunday afternoon at the close of
leton and landed a handsome zpec-
measuring two feet three inches in
linen of pike weighing five pounds and
110,
•leagth. - ,
Thera was a well attended raeeteng
In the council chamber on FridaY*
evening to flake steps toward organ-
izing for a celebration here on May
24th., . It was decided to gie on with
the arrangements and a canvassing
eenemittee is now at work, • Officers
and committees have hist* appointed
as foklows .:.
Chairman, Dr. •Shaw ; Treasurer,
Wm. Coats; Secretary, F. R. Hod -
gees.
Canvassing Committee : ••• Joseph
Wheatley., p. Crews ; S. S. Cooper ;
J. Hoover.
Baseball : Messes. -Hoover, Agnew,
Harland, Sperling. • '
Let:eosin : Messrs. Read, Gibbinge,
Beattie, Fair..
Football : .Messrs. MeCallulm ,. and
Tomball.
General Sports: W. Jackson, John
Wiseman, W. N, Manning, ..1, Allen.
Concert; T. Jackson, Jr., A. T.
Cooper, J. W. Chidley, M. D. Mc-
Taggart. * •
• The treasurer has a nice supp7us
from the last celebration and if the,
business men and ceinzens will con-
tribute liberally a good day's sport
is assured,
On Thursday evening last the stab-
les of the ,Mason Rouse'were burned.
The house was damaged and eavenal
adjacent buildings were burned . or
damaged by fire. . •
Our °Mimi never ew the • need
kt._
of waterworks until hey secured
James Fair's introd* etory syseem.
While three heavy strea.m'e were play-
ing upon the fire on Thursday two
from the mill system were protecting'
that properry. .
The annual meeting of the Meehan-,
ics Library Was held on Monday even-
ing. The treasurer's report showed
receipts to be $499, 80 ; expenditures.
$491,51, cash on hand $8.85 ; Habil-
itiee $41.50. The report frons • the
Board of Dirmtprs dealt :with the
efficiency, of the library °t�, and stat-
ed that the name •had been changed
from Mechanics ensritude to Public
Library . . . . . . . Following
are the new list of Officers : Presi-
dent? J. Houeton, breasuree, for .the
siXtmith time, J. H. Combe ; Sec-
retary, W. Brydone ; Finance Corn-
mielee, J. H.' Combe,. J. Houaton, J.
Scott and J. MeGarva. Book Com:-
me:tine, .W. R. Lough. J, 'Nettleton and
W. Brydone. Reading room and lib-
rery eomittee, W.' 14. 'Beesley, J.
Stevenson attd 7. Fowler ; • Enter-
tainment, E. Cambes, *•W. Brydonc,
R. •Lough, J.' C. Stevenson and J.
Scott. ...
iffKRIliki Frnillitsii e fit
Nil OWN:01E1MT.
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M• Having taken over my fath-
er's shpe repairing business Et
carried on under the nanee of a
W. H. Watts & Son, I re- fa
spectfully solicit a continuance
of your patronage, asseriug '
you that I will do My. best to,
give..you satisfaction.
I will repair your
• boots and shoes and
will do it while you
wait and at a mod-
erate charge. Please
Iii
IN give me a trial.
a At the old stand oppesite the 111
' -VA •Postoffice
Ismael
Tif0MAS WATTS
SHOW/A:KIER
roininleinueleleleraininennixisiusreeenotail
the school exercises.
Sareaparla
Winghs*n Varna
Mr. Ilona° of Brussels has purchas- The following, is copied on the
id Mr. Manners' house on Feaaicist Pickford, Mich., Clarion, and refer*
entree:. and his stop on Josephine to a former resident of Varna
• "Another of the first settlers of
shas barnpa: 4178440y 'at Vtiliaeas,
Mrs. Herron has sold hes house oft ouStanicwaand
Edward etreet to Mrs. Ard.
Messrs. Herbert Johb and Edwase Harm Ont. He was mar -
Small will attend a eonven•tion in
pli8(470 baandiscsameMaltgouhfetichji'aghaanso'l: 188t
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Guelph this month as delegates rem
He homesteaded the farm at Stalwart
• st.
St. Aadrew's Brotherhood of '" on which he has ever fence reaided. In
• Paul's churele 1881 he . returned to Ontario and A qwet weeding was leelemeteee .at
• Mr. John Potter, while working at
a saw in the- Bell factory the other brought' back his wife and faan•ity. of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
e the ho
Stalwart was then a wilderness, be -
wooded, and the first ,Rickbeil on WednisdaY afternoon.
day had the misfertane to lostwo ing heavilylne
of his Nugert. settlers. had to blaze and underbrush when their youngest daughter, Plicate.
Louise, was united to Mr, D. S. Mor -
Mrs, 'Walter Taylor, an old reel., -a trail! to reach their homestead% row, a. prosperous. bu'miess man of
eat 4:4 the town, passecl away last
Mr. Duncan took his full share of the
Week at the age of seventy yeara. Beeton, Ontario. The knot was tied
me, w. T. Homuth ilea accepted a haelships and privations of pioneer .by Rev. A. D. Geseidoe in the pew>.
PrOviding for his young lardy and• Miss, Lizzie Rennie has accepted the
cleared• and improved his far.n, which
position of choir leader in Carmel
is now one of the bent, cultivated
farms' in the qieinity. Ho was al-
ways forward to advance the social
and' educational uplift' of the corn-
MUnity. 1-10*advocated the establish-
ment., of a school and has been a mem-
ber of the district school board al-
most continuously for .a quarter of a.
century. He also served on the Pick-
ford trawmiliip council too years. Be.
Mg of a soejal nature', the Duncan
home was one a he most hospitable
in the community and, al .his death
,Mr. Duncan had probably the widest
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Miss White left last week for hex
home in Springfield.
Mrs. Sidney Johns Wed. last week.
after a couple of weeks' illness with
paralysis. She and her husband, who
iceemorly lived in Tuelterernith, had
been, reeidente of town for tree past
lune .years. -Mrs. Johns wan a dau-
ghter of the lee Rbbert Carnochao. of
Tuckettemith. She was possessed of
many excellent qualities and was held
in high esteem by a wide circle of
friends, who all extend to the ber-
eaved husband sincere , sym,paeeity.
life end by hard • work succeeded in
situation on like teaching staff of enee of the Mimed ata relatives.
Whitby Ladies' College, duties to
commence September 1st. Music will
be her rribiett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McKie left last
week for 'a month's trip in the west.
Miss Lillian Baer has gone to the
west. Lethbridge Was her destin-
ation.
• Mies Dell Burwask lett last week to
take' up a courtof training for a
nurse in Grace Hospital, Toronto.
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Millet's •Grip Powders -Cure. For
rale by J. E. Hovey, Druggist.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
A LARGE SCHOOL,
A GOOD SCHOOL,
THE BEST.
This school has a continental
reputation for high grade -work
and for the success ok its stud-
ents. We have three depaet-
mente,—Commereial, Shorthand
and Telegraphy. Ambitious
young men and women should
send at once for our large free
eatalogue. Writ's for it at once
and see what our graduates are
doing.
This is a good time of the
year for you to enter our class-
es. Students are entering each
week. Commence your ,couree at
once.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal.
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• Morris TownshiP• "
Fall wheat has not made much pro-
gress this Spring yet.
• Court of Revision on the A.ssees-
fluent Roll will be 'held on May 29th,
at 10 a. m., at the Township Hall.
Several Morrisites heard Rev. Dr.
• Clover, of Toronto, at Brustela, on
his great Leetuee "Jean Valjean."
There was no preaching service in
the Jackeon church last Sunday ow-
ing lb the euarterly comlenemion be-
ing held at Blyth. :
Mrs. (Rev.) Oaten, Brussels, and
Miss McIneash, Missionary . from
China, visited Mrs. John Clegg, 5th
line.
Miss Ida Corefet, of S. S. No. 5.
Morris, has been engagel for another
year at an increased ealary.
Jate 'Sheddan and Jelin Stewart, of
Beigrave, attended the funeral of.
their aunt, Mrs. Wm. Miles, of Wood-
stock, last week. Deceased *as , a
sister ' of • Atm. Alex. Stewart, . of
Belgrave, • . • •
• There Passed away. at Hale, Alia.,
on May 1st William Litele a forinee
well known resident .of the 4th lind,
in his 80theyear. The remains were
brought here for interment, the funer-
al taking • place from. his son's re-
sldence. • Internient:was madeat the
Brandon cemetery.
Miss • Grace Ferguson, who.
has been at Niagara -
Falls with ' typhoid • feYer, has
taken a earn for the better and 'we'
hope she will soon be fully restored
to her usual goodhealth. •
Sunday week an old resident Of the
8th line, in 'the poron of John Pratt,
paid Nature's debt, aged 74 years. He
had bean in 'taring heal& for the past
two years. Mr. Pratt was born in
Ireland and had lived in Morris over
54 years. He was united in. mar-
riage:to:Miss Eliza Symonds 45 years
ago, Who survives him along with
three sOns,Georget and 'Wm., in Sask-
atchewia, and Josiah at home.: Mrs:
Pratt and family share in the sym-
pathy of the community in their ber-
eavement. ••
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Better results follow, from, the u..)3
of Millet's Compciund Iron Pills than
front ,any others. For sake by J. E.
Hovey, Druggist;
Timothy • $7.00
Red Clover $8.50— $9
Alfalfa • $14.00
Aisike $10.00
Feed Corn and Seed
Gr4in o.a hand.
FORD&MoLEOD
Tile Bat Coal
IP YOU WANT THE BEST
COAL AND PROMPT sztay.
• MY SECURE YOUR SUP-
PLY FROM US.
ORDERS LEFT AT elAVIS
& ROWLAND'S HARDWARE
STORE PROMPTLY AT -
...TENDED VS.
J. W. Stevenson
THE LABEL TELLS THE' TALE.
Many News-Reeird subteriberiS liate
eneWed in the past few lectite, but
Illtere are still more *he ha'net yet
done so. The time is now tipe, it is On Tuesday Mrs..IIelfry and family
!tidal the aceepted time. The label left for Montreai to, join Mr. Ilelfry,
von your paper tells thou/halo story.They intend making Shelf home there
How dote yours tad , ' , in future.
Hayfield, May 8th 1895.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross and family are
visiting -the formen's sisear, Mrs.
John Midden,
Mr. Herbert Colaelay of Gederich
spent Sunday in tOwn. ,
• Mrs. • Wm. Claiep e*as visiting fri-
ends in Seaforth on Sunday.
Mr. R. Gardner Spent a• fent days
last week visiting his parents here,
Several Clinton sports Were :over
here last week sucker 'fitting.
Miller's Worm Powders for
skin; old or`young, For Sale. by
E. Hovey, Dauggist.
sallow
J.
Exeter
Mrs. Southcott is undergoing treat-
ment for nerve trouble at Homewood
Sanitoriam, Guelph.
• Cavan • Presbyterian church will
celelmate its jubilee en the 21E1 and
28th. Rev. Jas.' Ross of London,
Dr. Ramsay of Ottawa, Rev Dr.
Strong of Virden, Man„ and Rev. W.
M. Martin of London!, besides the pas-
tor, will preach or •`addre•ea the con-
gesgation in connection with the an-
•
niversary.
At the adjourned vestry meeting of
Trivitt church the report showed the
affairs of the congregation to be in a
better ebnditiou Oben for some yews.
The .congregation is entirely' out. of
debt and possess a fine church pro-
perty.
Mr. Tlic>s. Prior has sold his pro-
perty on Huron stint to Mr. • Chas.
'Harvey of. Usboeae.
The I. O. 0, F. attended service in
Lrodesbere, May 8th 1805.
Mr. E. A. Combo of Clinton weed. -
ed in the Methodist church here on
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr. Fair 'being
in Kinbum. • • ...
Mr. E. Walker Moviid cne of ,his
houses down on to his lot on Main
street last week. •
Rev. • Mr. ,Ferguson will preach to
the Sons of England on the 26th. .„
Mr. Webb took he service in , the
• Methodist church at .Aubuea on Sun-
day. •
•• Misses Nellie and Gertie Van Ed-
ger of, Clinton, spent Sunday in the
village with their uncle,' Mr. W. L.
Ouimette. „
Last' Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected in the 1. 0. G.
TI: di
C. T. Wni. Longman ; P. C. T.,
Addle Crisp ; V. T., Ida Riley ; Sec-
retary, Find Jciinston ; Pin Secret-
ary, Robte • Reid ; Treasurer, Eva
Moggridge ; Chaplain,, Albert Mce
Gregoe; M., Frank Longman ; 'G.,
Lavine Brigham;.S., Thos. Sampson;
S. 3. P,, Aggie Ritidel ; Organist,
Aggie SOOtt.
• Myth, May Belie 1895.
' On Tuesday P. W. Tanner and wife
• left here (or their new home in St.
Thonias,
On Sunday mixt Rev. Mr. Teirney,
rector of a parish in Devenshire,
Eng., who is hereon a ViSit la his
beothet, Mr. James 'Verney, will
• preach in Trinity church.
Howard and Sono ate put-
ting up a 'Oriels kitchen in the rear
of ikfr J. Wilford's •bre* residence.
•• Grey Township
Chas, Love, 11 con., has returie•
ed to the West. He came home ow-
ing to the Mimi of his daughter.
' Miss McArthur, nurse, of Gait, le
here on a visit ashe brothei's,
Councilloi McArthur, 8th con.
Miss Maggie Love, who was so ser-
iously ill, is improving nicely froM
her severe atiiack of pneumonia. .
Frank Davidson, of the Metroplitan
Bank, Brighten, has been on the dick
list•arid hasp cense home for a- good.
•
tea is the result of
care and experience
in blending —must be
• the combination of fine
flavor, smooth strength
and richnese. 'Because
all these elements .are
so generously included
in .Red. Rose Tea it
,
well merits the.term
4 •
„"gopd tea."
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circle of acquaintances of any farmer
for many miler; around. Mr. Duncan
has not been in good health for
some time and has been confined to
bed since October, and at times -was
a great sufferen. He passed peace-
fully away on March 23rd. The
children were all home except A. E.
and Mrs. C, J. McConkey, of Swift
Curreati; Sask. Deceased was • a
lifelong member of the L. 0. L. and
it was largely through his energy
that a local lodge was formed at
Stalwart. The funeral was in change
of that body. The funeral was very
• laneele attended by friends from. De
Tour, Pickford, Stalwart and form
all over the country. The floral tee: -
butes were also, numerous and beaut-
iful."'
The following is the April monthly
report of S. S. No. 14; Stanley. Na
tees are in order of merit
Fifth :--Ada lleBeath, Lola Rath -
well, Allan Fitter, •
Sr. Fourth—J. MeOlyanont,
MeOlyinont, W. MeBeath.
Jr. Fourth—A. Hood, Jessie Col -
fins, J. Collins.
Sr,-*Third—A.. Ross. N..1.1ood, 1..
Jr. Third...4C. Johnston, Anna Fish-
er, Louisa McClyment,
Jr. Secondra. Maleins, Bella Collins
• Maggie Cooper,
Second' Part—Gracie Cooper, Nor-
ma Hood. , '
Sr. First Part—W. J. Harvey W.
Jr. First. Part—Ella 'Fisher G-racie
Fairbairn, R.V.McOlyment.,
• The best spellers in the monthly
spelling matches were :— •
Fifth—Allan Fisher.
Sr. Fourth—Ida P. Rathwell.
Jr. Fourth—Anna Hood. ,
Jr. & Third--Ceeil Cooper.
SecOnd—IVIaggie Cooper.
Presbyterian church. Hensell.
Miss Florence Laporto of Drysdale,
for her home, near Orediton.
The bank at the Lake will shortly
• be cut down, so teams can gain ae-
crone to the dock and shore.
Hon. Senator Roy has been appoint-
ed Canadian High Cormmissioner at
Paris, in succession to the late Mr.
Fabre.
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That you Have Ktrleee
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and if you. experience di
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A meeting of the beekeepers of Hur-
on will be held at Clinton, on . Tugs -
day May 16th at 11 a.m., 1.80 and
7.30 p. xn. Mr. Morley Pettit pro-
vincial ailiarist -will he, the principal
spdaker. ' Mr. Jacob }laborer is the
secretary of the Huron County assoc-
iation.
Rev, and Mrs. A. D. Gishier and
family left, • on Thursday morsiong
for their new home at Milverton,
The assessment of the village tote
als the respostabe suns of S170,000,00..
• Mils Mildred Either left last week
for her home, near Credition.
OVER 13 .
MILLIONS OF
ASSETS
RELIABLE
FURNISHING
AT CHEL
Trivitt church.= Sunday week. Rev.
Mr.' preaohed an excelleitt ser-
mon which was niuch.: appreciated by
the brethren.
Ms. John Walper has gone to Har-
row to take a position.
Hitter is to have an all-night tele-
phone service commencing June 1st.
reit. His many friends hope the 'At the close of tee choir practice
vacation on the farm will do ,hint of. James street church fast week the
good and put him in as good health members. presented 'Mr, .S. W. Rowe
as ever, and his daughter, Miss Viola, each
• with a leather bound' hymn book and
tune book, and an address expressive
of 'their high appreciation of the val-
uable assistance given in connection
with the choir and regret at their. in-
tended departure feint town.
old and respeotel resident of
town died last week in the person. Of
Mr, James. Gould. He had been a
resideut for about thirty-eight years.
He eras in his se,ventiebh year.
4..**.•••4•0•Ar•ki*.o.,
IT GROWS HAIR
But Not After the Hair
Root Is Dead.
W. S. R. Holmee will tell you that
lie sells a great many bottles of
Parisian Sage because it gives satls-
faellon.
Ile guarantees it to eradicate dan-
druff, stop falling and splitting hair
and itching scalp, or money back.
'Parisian Sage will make hair grow
if' the hair root is not dead; it puts
life and lustre into dull and faded
hair, and is the mcee., delighblui hair
dressing in the, world. Only 60 cents
a large bottle.
Parisian Sage is the 'hese bait grow-
er and beautifier, dandruff cure and
scalp cleaner known. Try it on our,
money back plan.
The 13ritiSh Commons adjourned at -
ter disposing of the veto hill in the
committee stage, with. the exception
of the preamble. •
ormariar.i.arirri.rr
Senoftila, cured by Miller's COM -
Pound Iron Pills, locei sale by J, E.
Hovey Druggist,
Mr. J. P. Wiser, the well-known
Presecitt distiller, is dead.
Grass and bush firm have' done ser-
ious damage iii Northumberland coun-
ty.
Crawford 13celq, illtderly at • the
44b
Guelph hospitbl, waqound dead in 6ung R, PAINTMt AND
his room. PAPER'llettn. All work guar -
The reorganization 4,f the military satin!' tory. Prices reasen-
ereintiands of eastern Canada has able. flesidenee nearly olipesite
been announced. Collegiate Insioltuta.
A Good Defence Against,
'the White Plague
No one can afford to lessen their pro
thicket power to -day, and to have power
you must have good machinery.
The human body is the greatest ma-
chine ever produced—the most wonder-
ful mechanism in theeyorld.
It is sheer economic waste not to keep.
your body in the best condition.
• There 'is he valid recipe for allowing
the tissues to become attacked by the
(-elite plaque. You need your health and
eetneda needs you.
Insure against it by building up your
reserve forces and bodily defences.
The best defence you can get is Nyal's
Cod Liver Compound. It builds up the
tissues and prevents disease.
A delicious tonic and a splendid vital-
izer' puts on good, solid flesh, and makes
you feel fit for any task. e
*lot' the puny and backward child there
is noth)ng better. Nyal's Cod Liver COM'
pound will soon bring the roses back to
the cheek and give vigor and vitality.
Your own Druggist cheerfully guaran,
tees Nyal's Cod Liver Compound.
Sold and Guaranteed by W. S. it.
Holmes,J. E. Hovey, W. A.
McConnell, Cation.
We are very particular abot
tations in every line Fleece°
our goods as represented.
Genuine Brussels Carp
" 3 ply wool "
" Scotch Linole
Kitchen Cabinete, Couches, Hall Stands
Moulding, Brass Rods, Et
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Penalties end Undertaking
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Our flotto This Year
You Ca
ON A COUNT
No 'matter how necessary
the precise,exact time tot
hod the Counter Watch en
day or night. In all the
better, few it any equ
and .f.,)5 year cases fitted wit
went from $15 up. • We sell
understanding that it will d
you or you get another watc
safe for us to do this as a Ci
disappocnts.
One for each everyday ailment
W. R. CO
Jeweler Issuer
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