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Physicians tell us that oll
the b 1004 in a healthy
human body passes through
the heart once in every two
minutes. If this action be-
comes irregular the whole
body suffers. Poor health
follows poor blood; Scott's
Emulsion makes the blood
pufe. One reason why
SCOTT'S
.ExyLsioN
is such a great aid is because
it passes so _vickly into
the blood. It is partly di-
gested before it enters the
stomach; a double advan-
tage in this. Less work
for the stomach; quicker
and more direct benefits.
To get the greatest amount
of good with the least pos-
sible effort is the desire of
everyone in poorhealth.
Scotts Emulsion does just
that. A change for the
better takes place even be-
fore you expect it.
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willsme you a
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• sampBe sure that the
le free.
- 'pdi
icture in e form of
• a hbel h on the wrap-
erekteie.,, per of every bottle of
Emuhlon you buy.
• Scorr Downs
Chemhts
Totonta, One,
.ceinianati.00
' All drug'
eienecE FOR WORKING
: Elea Shillings a. :Week Hotel Opened te
London:
Lord Batisteck. has jest :ripened a
hostel for workiegegirN in•tbe Clap-
ham road.
• e,..ike the. Rowton .Houses, tee •Vic.
teria Hostel,' as it is •nameete is to
be selasuppekteng, It is indeed,' but'
the beginning of a great scheme for
the houoingeot the working gide, of
London, for Lordeftadsteee intones
to . build • shortly a mony-Storey4.0
hostel foe girls in Nevierigton cause -
Meanwhile Level Racistock.'s'payine,
guests in the teietei•ia. efostei ,
have every coretert 'at a,. enininim,
An iminesere tnarble-lined • skatthe
rink, en which 5,000 people woele
find ample stantfing reeme is one ot
the features of the hostel. Swings
and gymnastic apretrattin will be put
up, and the gtris .provided with role
ler skates.
Bright, 'well-fterbislred sitting -rooms
and eiass-rooms, e • : evork-roomfor,
sewing, a boot-roon tii. .Which 'the:
girls can clean them boots; and
laundry fitted •with wringer; wash%
and ironing tables are provided., The
cubicle hedroorns are light, airy. ate('
comfortable, andeeehot -water -and
• baths are free. . -
The inclusive charge is. 8e.' ed. pot
week -Gd, a night. ' • • .
Lord Re.dstock has"eliolVed.. the
problem of how io live on • ls. a
• day. For Ose 6d. .ft week board. is
provided -elle' a. pinch. leer an extra
shilling-ereaking fesa week --the bea-
tron wile undertake to -feed her.
boarders royally. • • • • .
All ,the •food N obtained :at the.
'restaurant bar, which ice open, froni
seven in the morning until 4.8.0
Lord etadstock allows his . girl '
boarders plenty ofliberty. ephe rules
• are few,. and not irksome. Lights
are out at 10.30, but permission to
etay out till later ewe be obtained
from the• Illation. Visitors are per.
witted; but male guests are received
in the hall. • ' , •
There le bo age limit for ..Uid
boarders. The bestel is • meant $0
stIO working. girls, erisichiniets is
at, factories, waltresSes and typists.
as can give references as to respecte
ability. -Daily Exprees. • *. •
"Headach•es do hot' cause eye etraie
but are the reeult et same: • Are you
troubled teat way.? See Prof, 'Paten
at Hotel Norenendie oil -
Meech, 20th, Met and e2nd.'
John Thompson, *poet shoveller, wes
run over by a car at Stkattord and
•
Winnipeg believes the Autonomy Bill.
is a. mere "bluff," a Means to seaure
• a compromise, preserting the :present
status of Separate Scheele in • the
*Territories for peer Prcivinces.
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munmely Adjusted.
Olson fitted properly.
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Lontitin.
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sedThroae Welber's
comnvannuo SOBTE,CLINTON
sesceMAIttif rem ALL DAY. --0
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• Morris Township
Jas. Sharpe jr., is away to Toledo,
Ohio, on a business trip.
A welcome visitor to .the commun,
• itir is (leo. A. Pipe, of Oshawa, who
• is a former resident of Morris,
We are sorry to hear of the serious
illness of Mrs. Henry Mooney, of Wey-
• burn, N, W. T., formerly of II/fords
township, but hope for better news
alongthe line of speedy conelelee-
cence.
Junes,. the littler son at flp.rry Dun*
can, 4th line, has been quite poorly
during the past few weeks. The little
lad makes- his home with his grand-
parents, Allan aed ern. Speir, since
• the decease of his mother.
Wednesd•ay afternoon of last week
• at $ o'clock the borne of Robern Nic-
hol; 8th Line, was 'the scene of a
large gathering when about 76 rein, -
tikes and friends assembled to wit-
ness the tying ot the matrimonial
knot between Jas. Douglas, a well
known young farmer, of this locality,
and Miss Myrtle M. J., eldest daugh-
ter ot the host and hostess. Rev,
• Jolla Ross of Brussels performed the
ceremony, after the Wedding IVIttrch
had been pla,yed by Miss Posse Mite -
hell, The attendants were Miss Al-
berta L.. Nichol, sister .01 the bride,
and Thos. Mille, Bride was most
becomingly attire0* in a, • dress of glor-
ia, silk with Oriental lace Mid pearl
*framing and the bridesmaid wore
a cream cashmere, trimmed, with chi-
ffon ruching and Oriental lace. After
congratulations a fine supper was, ser-
• ved to which ample justice was eone.
The wedding gifts were numerous;
useful handsome and well selected.
Flowers, bunting, erc.,' gave a pleds-
ing touch to the home. Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas will take' up housekeepeng en
the •Ackin farm., 14th con., Grey,
whichethe groom has leased for a .te-
len a years. • ••
:To a very. NW couples comes • the
opportunity of celebrating so import-
ant an event as a golden wedding
and hence the 'deep ieterest centring.
around such an interesting event. On
Wednesday evening of last •week Wm.
J. and Mrs. Johnston, • old and well
known residents of the let line, ale-
brated the 50th anniversary of their
marriage tier a gatheeing of relatives
and friends when a most enjoyable
time was spent. The groornsinem at
the weddirig of Mr. Johneton and
Davidson; fifty, years ago, in
Goclerich township,. was, present 'in
the 'person .of George Johnston, first
eine, :whom everybody knelt's. • The
late Mrs.. S. Shaw (Mary PavideeleJ
sister to Mrs. Johnston, was brides -
Mail. Mk, and Mrs. Johnston receiv-
ed many congratulations on the way
'they had speed' liN's b.attles and eit-
joying • so large% a degree • •ofe good
health, All their children were pres-
ent. viz ,-Robert and Hugh Of .Mapi-
toba Wrn Rich rd Edward, Silas,
and Mrs. G. Matthews, all of Morris
township and *Mips Sarah at honie.
The host had .the honor of filling the
reeve's ehair and other municipal offi-
ces en •hs earlier 'years and has been
very closely and consistently *ilea -
ed with Methodism hi.the church up-
on thd merrier. of his firm for maey a.
long day: en fact the.Johnsten home
was the parson's stomfing piece' hue -
deeds of tines and atchurch gather-
ings their premised*ere appropriated
as beet. suited •the vieitore. Mr. and
Nes. Johnston' were and are •hoted
fer their. geniality and hospitality,.
both are ".of the real old Irish ' tYpe.
That their passing yeas May be cro-
wned with all the :blessings. of this
life andbye mid bye by the bettet
hlessings of the life .eternal is the
wish of many frientle. • •
COIJGHERS,-HAWKERS,
•• §PirrER !
• Public expectoration is against the
ecanreon iaw against the laws , of
health also. When the throat tipkles,
that's : the tune you need Cateerho-
zone, it soothei away the irritation,
cuts out the phlegm and loosens the
tight; feeling. You'll quickly eere'that
catarrh and throal trouble with Car'
taerh•oreorm. It positively • prevents
new attacks and cures .catarrh for-
ever and for ill time to conte. Don't
takeout word for .it, try Caealrehei-
eone yourself. Once used you'll be.
delighted with its -helpful and pleas -
int influence. ,
, , •
Car Nicholas has isseed a manlifes-
to Oalline on all' officials to suppress
the revolutionary movenient, and ur-
ging a sestaihed leith that God, will
deliver the Etnpire from presentdie&
culties at home and ebroad. •
The Northwest grain dealers say
there is Still nine.million bushels of
wheat in the hands of westere far-
•mers.
SAIer. Co•cOu SED.torgs: ;Pon
.. • CHILDREN. •
In buying a cough metticiiie for teet
dren never be afraid 'le tete Charlene:.
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no
danger from it and relief is eways
sure to Joao*, It. is eipeeiedy
able for colds, croup and. whooping
cough. For sale by IL 0. Combe,
Clinton.
l'hle Pea 'Weevil's Finish.
• OttieWa Mara -Prof. Pletcher,en.
•
tornologis% at the Central Experimen-
tal Fenn, Made the weleome Motel -
(lenient to the Committee on Agricul-
ture that the ravages of the qiea wee-
vil,. Which has Caused the loss of
$1,000,000 a Year to the farmers,were
last year vett materially reduced in
ekbent. He urged upon the fariners'
that if they would refuse to sow any
peas which had not :been fumigated
and the Weevil • in the pea thereby
killed, thie fleet would disappear en-
tirely from Canada next year. The loss
to 'the staple crops; by injurious in -
Nets he estimated at 16 per cent., a
great portion of which mightbe sav-
ed by following the adviee of the Ag-
ritultural Department based on the
experience at the experimental' farms.
Pentium diseases also +mused a lab*
arelual logs whith cotildr he materially
reduced by tile adoption of precaution-
ary ineatures,
Luchnow.
Some three weeks ago Ur, Willitieri
Black ortiendrum, Minnesota, came
here to visit his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Forester, who is stopping with her
dauOter Mrs. J. M. Cliff e:if this vil-
lage, About two weeks- ago he was
taker. ill with erysipelas in the neck
which Spread to the Nee and head
and he passed away to the great be-
yond on Sunday. Deceased Was in his
6fith year and was well known and
highly esteemed in the Seetiere where
he lived. The remains were interred
in the Kinloss eemetery,
There died at his residence in this
village on Saturday, Mr. Win. Scrim-
geour, an old and very highly es-
teemed citizen. Mr. Scrimgeour was
bis 71st year and had been it: the
employ of Mr, Wm. Allin for a ,quar-
tor of a, century and WAS widely kn-
own and greatly respected. He had
beee confined to the houee tor sever-
al Mentbs but not till the last few
weeks did his illness assume a serious
neture, when dropsy sot in, and he
passed peacefully away on Saturday,
He was a geed cieizen, a kind hus-
band end indulgent • fettle': and his
widew and three children have the
earnest sympathy' of the whole com-
munity. Theeeeerneins were 'interred
ii tho Green Hill cemetery,
• Zurich.
Rev, Dr. 'Medd, of Hensel', assisted
Rev. Mr. Yaeger Friday evening., Dr.
Medd delivered a powerfulsermon.
Misses Georgine and Josephine Sch-
iUic returned to Detroit, After a
shore 'visit with their parents at the`
141.11 concession. •
• Mr. E. Zeller has bought from Mr,
'Sam Rennie that • part of the Zeller
bloc: occupied by him as e printing
office, south 'to the town hall, • •
Mr.-• Henry Koehler sold a five year
old horse on Tuesday to Mr. J. • C.
Watlertee, of Clinton, fort which be as -
twined Cho high figure of $180. ' The
animal is light bay M color and of
the heavy dreught class and is a fine
eype of the _farm horse.
Mr. IfairoId Wiltsie,, of the Soverign
• Bank staff 'here, ha,' been transferred
to the Milverton 'branch and left for,
that place yesterday. Mr.. Wiltsie has
made many warm friends here who
are sorry to see `hint leave, '
On Wednesday the meeting of ihe.
*Fat -melt' Institute was hebt in the
Town Hall here. ,The afternoon zerot-
h -to' was fairly well attended,which
ews that the farmers are cleeginnieg
to realize the geed work that these
Institutes are 'doing ter one (imitate,.
At tee afeeenoon !fleeting many inter-:
eiting subjects were ably..dieeuesee.
.A.t the evening. meeting theellaW was -
crowded; and the meeting was illy all
eespects h success. Mr. learree . gave
an interesting talk. on how to make .
, . .
the Institute successful arid sonic of
th explanation's be gave* ere Certain-
ly deserving of..i trial in this distr-
ict.. Dr. Reece gave a splendid eddr-
ess; more partieularie to:. the young
boys. ante giels ot the farm,
.. •
Legal Questions and. Ausirers.
The fedloeving ammered in the legal
cohabits •Of the gin and 'Bemire on
Saturday last' . .
• G. B., Clinton'e.Qu.e-A • telltale resi-
dent in Michigan married a men Who-
se home was in Ontario. They have
no children • and desire to separate
.• . •
without -payment of anything by eith-
er of teem to the other. •What kind
of • a. document Meet they sign ni ote
der, that • neither of them shall 1eaeiee
any claire Upon the ether or upon the
eroperty. of the other at . any time
'hereafter ?
••Ans.-An ordinary deed of separa-
tion; • wherein each of . the parties
covenants not to make any eleini ep-
on the other, and releases all claim,
which. 'either of them may then:leave
or may thereafter have against •the
property of thee otner, real .or per-
sonal will he suffieient. •
ee lVI., •St.
Helens -Qu. -When
sold my • farm 'there was a quantity.:
of ilrain tile piled upon it for :future
use. Can 1 remove Or sell the tiles ?
• Ans.-If • nothing was said in the
agreement made by you with the lair-
cha,ser about the drain- tiles and there
was no Undereta,nding of any eine
that they were to be allowed to re-
main upon, :the property, I think you
have a right to remove them betore
giving uppossossien of ) our f:irm to
the. purchaser. But if you have left
the tiles upon the place 'and in up
possession, you cannot now retrieve
them; tir .give anyodeseise atithority
to do so;
' . HatioVer.-Qu.-Where 'the
parties. ineerested "in.an •estate have
a, suspicion that the exetutors are us-
ing or misappropria,thee the funds een
they compelethe execullors t� • render
an account and have them diseharg-
ed ?
. •
• Ans.--Where, an, estate does not ex-
ceed one thousand dollars the Surro-
gate Court, vvhiele granted the pro-
bate, . has power' to remove the eeee
cutor and section thirty.nitie of the
Judioature Ace says the High Court
may remove' an ekecutof or adminis-
trator uport the Sallie grounds as the
court may .remove any other trustee
aid may appoint some other person
to ad in place of the executor so re-
moved. The order May be made up -
en the application of ape petSott in-
terested in the estate.
WHAT CAUSES APPBNDICITIS,
The commonest cause of appendici-
tis ,is coestination. When you rennin
physic don't use °heap drastic pills -
get D. Hamilton's Pills which stren-
gthen the etoMach, regulate the bow-
els and prevent any tendence to ap.
pendicitie: In one day you'll ,feel the
tremendous benefit of Di, Hamilton's
Pills. 13y purifying the blood and
cleansing, the system * they prevetit
headaches, life depression and • drive
away weariness. No medicine so rue"
cessfid as Dr. Hainilton's Pills; 'sold
oerywhere at•twenty-tive cents •a
box with yellow eover ; • get the
genuine,•
Are . advertisement in The Nowa-
wool 'Woo .sood resutt
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ARRIVALS
FOR "
SPAIN)
• DRESS GOODS, WASH
GOODS, MUSLINS, LINEN
VOILES, PRINTS, DUCKS,
LACES, EMBROIDERS, Etco
NEW, NEW, NEW,—This week we opened dia, another,shipment of fresh, sparkling, New Spring
Goods after their journey across the seas. Each year has its own style but this year is the climax for pretty Dress
Goods in Wool and Wash Goods, Linens, Voils, Laces, etc., etc. and better values were never shown here.
• Mohair Dress Goods
• In plain black, blue, brown, white and red
prices from ........., . , .. .. . . .. . . ..... . .. 25c up to Si
Fancy Mohair Dress Goods
•. In black, blue, green, light blue, 'brown
with white ring spot, new and very pretty,
special. .35c
Iso's a:New Fabric.
• A -perle finish Dress Goods that des not
mark or cockle with the rairi,every yard stamped,
new cloth this year, comes in brown, black,blue
and green with raised stripe,very pretty.;prices 75 & 85c
New Laces-
• •Thousands of yards of pretty' lace and in-
sertions, just opened up, you are sure to ad-
mire them ••from 3c up
Embroidery
• Thousands of yards of Swiss and Nainsook
Frnbroidery all new designs from the narrowest
to the allover: • from 2c up:
New Curtains
500 pairs of New Spring ,Curtains, • just
opened up, prettier and better value than ever,
from 25c up to $7 per pair
In all the leading shades, plain and fancy.
stripes and checks, very serviceable and much
prettier patterns than last year,prices 121.,15,18,20, 25C
Musl ins
,
New design, plain linen color with spots of
red and white, green and white and blue and
white will make a very handsome dress price isc
Eriglish and Crum Prints
. ,
• loone_w patterns, nice soft cloth. guaran- . • ok:
teed • to wash..,. .. . ... .. ... .**** .. * . ... * s *OR •• • •• . .10 O.. . • . • .. . • • • • • • •• I 21C Afgr
• New Silks
Jap and Taffeta Silks in all the • leading
shades, .20 & 27 inches wide, price.s 2sc & soc
New .
Shirtings, Towelings, eottons,Cottonades; •
Hosery, Gloves, Collars, Ladies' and Children's
Underwear, etc., etc. .
• Bargains in Wrapperette
• Only a few pieces left,all good patterns 36 •
in wide •Wrapperette, regular Isc ror •
• • No trouble to show goods and satisfaction
.0-Uaranteed.
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East :Wawanoh..
Death has been eusy recently and a
-number of the pioneers have been eel -
led ,to their reward a The subject of
,this sketch came into East Waevenosh
nearly 'fifty years • ago, to make a
eotim.„ foe himself And family out of
what WAS then a' evilderness.
Dccea-
',ed Was born in the county of Fer-
managh, 'Ireland in 1825, and ctinfe to
-Caneda in- 1850, . settl Mg -at -last in
Peel county. Ie 4857, he' married.
'IVliss Anni Irveie ;. to therre were bore
eight children. Four boysand three,
,da,ughtere•' renlain ; the sons are John
now in Denver, Colorado ; .Win.
A„ in Brandon, Man.;:Mathew Ile
and Irevire at home: The daughters
are : MeS. Jos. Johnston, • Waweeiesh,
Mrs. Sheridan, Michigan,, -and • Mee.
Siern, Holetein, • Mi e ,EIliertt settled
on the 13th concession of East "We-
wanosh in September, 18571; in 1879,
Mre: Elliott passed away.. His sec -
end •ceelec was Miss Sidney Arneet-
rong, who predeceased him fifteen
yeaes. Mi.. .Epiat had reached the
advanced age of eighty years, old bp -
tug attached to the old homestead.
Which he • clearedel the forest, ho res-
ided , with his son Irwin, until • his
_death, He was e member of the Me-
thodist Church; and a -.loyal ooaser:,,
CHILLS PROVFATA:L.
If 4/4.rnIth.,,a,nil circulation are not
promptly • restored; chills' result in fa-
tal pneumonfia. This neceseitates kee-
ping .Nerviline on hand. Taken in hot
water it hreake up a chill in two
Minutes: •rubbing fteely over thre
oat and chest it prevents colds. • No
liniment so strong, so penetrating,
eo swift to kill peie and inflammat-
ion. *Nearly fifty Years' 1.000 has
•Proetel the Value of Poison's Nervil-
ince, You should get a bottle today,
• .Seaforth..
Mrs, 1310,e1rWell and daughter, . 'Mies
Hazel of San Francisco, Cal., have ar-
rived in town on a visit to the for-
mer's parents, Mr. and 1VIrs. Alex,
lelearvitison, and, will SPerid the summer
ie.
Mrs..' David Rennie of the N. W. T.,
who has been spending the Winter he-•
re, was called horne the first of last
week through the illpess of a soh.
• IVIiss Nellie Devereux, who has been
visiting her home on the IFIttron Road
east, retried last Week to Ottawa eo
resume her position as
Miss it. Reid, who has been the
guest of hereister'Mrs. W. W. Mere-
dith,for some weeks, 'is et the mil-
linery openings at Toronto -this week.
She will return to Seaforth ter a few
days before proceeding to Wallaeeburg
where she has charge of a millinery
establishment.
One of the oldest end Meet highly
respected residents of McKillop pass-
ed away on Mareh 1st in the person
of Mr. ThOlYinS Dodds, Sr., atter a
Short illness. Deceased was in his
78th. year and settled on the land
where his residence now. stands, lot
81, eoneession 7, MeKillott, many
eteare NO.
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LIFJ dUAR.DS,
The Life •Guerds• , are tWo••regirnents
ot cavalryforreeely part ofetho Beiteh heusehOld• trooesthey are gal-
lant soldiers and ' every •loyal British
heaet is proud of them. Not ••• only
• .the king's household, tut yours, ours,
eeerybeide'e should have its life guar-
ds. The nd Qf them
great -when the. greatest foe5. cif life,
diseases, :find eines in the leek; ele-•
eirente: as 'colds, influenza., catareh,
the :• grip and *pneumonia do in tee
stormy month of March. The ebest
Ways that • we know 01 t guard• a-
gainst these diseases is eo strengthen
the system with Hboillie Sarsaparilla
•••-,the. greatest ofall life •guarde. It
removes the conditions in :whiele, .these
diseases .make 'their most* successful.
attack; 'gives eigorand torte tete all
thee vital organs eeidefineetions * .aed
imPaete' iegehia1 warditli to the ble
odd. Remember :the Weaker the •sye-
teen' :ehe .-kr eater thee•eXposeree to Ole,
eaeo. e-Iood's Sarseperilla nieltes. the
System stronger
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• Robert Moore's store at Actinolite,
neat: Tweed, was destroyed by fire
,Moriday moeneng,
THIS 18. POR
eltif
• •
• .During the past twomeths we
have received very many renewal sub-
scriptions to, The NeweeReeord as weIl
;asa, number of additional new • .euh-
scribers. Our subecriptioe list has
been eorreeted arid revised to Feb. 18
and: YOU tee asked to look at the
REP LABEL on, this paper to ass-
ure yourselfeyeu have received credit
foryour remittance. In addiug • new
'names and changing the dates off the
' others, ,possibly . one or Moro' have
been oyeelopked, or a 'wrong date
givcn. This is why YOU are reques-
ted te gic close attention •NOW,
in recti0ed'awhile thertrantaaetelonmait e
fresh
;in your memory. »rop uS a card a
'once if you detect any •error. • We are
I greatly • obliged to the InanY WIlb
; have renewed Ste •protriptly• at this
tithe,-• The individual amounts are
small' but in the aggregate they a-
mount to a very large sum.
i; This period of renewal has been
inest satisfactory to THE- • NHWS-
fIttCORD. Not only have we • held
I our own, but without any speeial eft-
• fort on our part names are being eon-
• tinually added, to our subscription,
rilst• Until now Out list is very eon-
' sidarably larger than last year. It
; is most pleasing to have our efforts
thus appreciated and in return it will
, be our, aim during the yea t in Which
; We have entered to continue to Pub-
lish it newspaper in every way 'WAD,
• thy Of the patronage it is receiving.
If you are pleased with the paper and
know 6f persons who should take it,
but do tiot, tell SS abOtit it and gives
us their names. The larger eirculat-
ion a paper has the knorti satisfactory
irtoalasefroor, the proprietors And for their
704
• McKillop Township!'
The people are now ready for spring,
conic whenever it may .•:
• Miss Mary E. Fla,ekwell has been on
nice long visit with in
• Mr. • George UndereeMed was 'away
for a few days visiting relatives _in
London Where he had a -very ;enjoy-
able time.. • - •
e Our 'genial .asSeseor, Mt, 'Wm:
• • . . • .
ans, is again .on hip rounde. valuing •
the lands and buildinigs of the town -
Mrs. Leemingten has been getting
-
poor health for some time; but Wes.
bone with the return of spring.. she
will fully :recover. * -
1VDes Rachel Barrows and 'her bre-
thee Jack,: who- have been ire Caere
io durieg the past ' winter,. will retu-
rn to the Northwest in a few days.
Mi Jarnes Coats, who spent the:.
Winter • with rela,eives here, left' for
ManitOba last • week. .
Miss Flora. Davidson, who has Ibleen
quite ill for some time, is net •
peeving eA fast as h,er friends. would
Mi Herbere Bell, who went to
• Muskoka last fall, has returned • witle
. a, wife which •ho married a short ti -
Inc age. Well done, Herb.
•
. The •apples ;which were stored away
in the -cellars last fall kept remark-
ably wellowieg to their 'good :qual-
ity, •
Council Met at C. White's, Lea,dbuiy
with themlblers all preseet. Regarding
• the Woodstock and Lake -Huron
Raii-
way no action was taken. J. 1V1eGin.
nis, M. p., of Seaforth, was appoint-
ed inedicel health officer for 1905. The
tender of J. McDonald of Walton for
supplying bridge plank was accepted.
The elerk was: required, to write the
clerk :ot Grey regarding additional
costs of Bolton drain, • 'rhe clerk Was
also reqjuired to , write the :trustees of
Established 187g.
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis'
Dough, trip, &thine, Diphtheria
Orono's"! Is 10. boon to AiihmatIcis
,OnzsoLinnla a long eak;--1.filsi...,„.d and standard remedy
ior the Miming Indicated. it 'curee bearing.) the 'air ruo.
dared strongly' antiseptic 'Bearded over the diseased' sur-
face/ of the btonchlal tubes with every breath, giving
prolonged and, constant treatinont. Tfi'ose of a conaurap.
tive tendency, or sufferers from ehronlebronchitle, And
friunediate 'rellefirchn coughs or Thilarneti co ton of
• Vapo•Cresolline 'la aold
• by druggist& or sent pro. ;•
paIS bn receipt ot
A Yepotreaolene out. •
fit Including a bottle of
Cresolene ,M.80.• iZ4ond for
free Illustrated • booklet.
Lsamistilin.as CO., Ltd.. '
Agent; 288 St Jame, 55.
Montreal, Canada.. 326
•
' Squinting loOks bad when children
do it: Properly fitted glasees will
stop it Consult Prof, Taube, °et-
eitingeteon, seeoenialist•? at; Hotel Normenelie,
.c • .
. March 20th, Met and 22nd.
SPECIAL SETTLERS TRAINS TO
• , ' NORTH WEST. '
' Special train with colonist sleeper
willeleave Toronto at 9 p. iii, every
Tuesday during •Mareh and Apkil for ,
Manitoba, and Northevest. Passengers
travelling without live stock should
lake the -Pacific Express leave:4g T.or-
onto at. 1.45 p. , •
For. tickets and other information
apply to ,F. 1, Hodgens 'or A,. 0.
Pettison,agents at Clintorl,
. •winiain Dobbs of Latimer an 'hie
school. section No: 0 asking them to team were kilted by running Intl) a
pay over to towuship treasurer mon-, feeight train at Knighton, crossing,
ey paid to them in mistake. The ten- I • . •
der of George Stinson & Co,, for , •
railwaydebehtures was accepted. The• 'ionic! only Walk
•
tendek of• W. C. Brent for Barron a'l
a a a P.
bond of D. M. Roes, treasurer, • for
1005 was accepted. The clerk was re.
• quired to draft a by-law for appoint• .
ing patifmasters, fenceviewers • and
poundkeepers at next meeting. Ac-
counts to the arnottnt of $382.89 were
Passed and ordered to be paid, The
auditors tepoejesWas received and ae-
cepted • and 151fetopies ordered to be
printed for distribution. The council
adjourned to meet at C. White's at
Leatibury, on March 13 at 10 o'clock
•
The Bank .of 'Van -ninth, Noba Sco-
tia, has suspended paymerit„,
The attempt Made by the State el
Vermont to have Canada prohibit the
seining of fish in DeisSissqued Ilayl La -
Inc Citamplann, has failed, and aro api
peal will now be irtadc to President
Roosevelt, asking lain no use his in -
'hone° towards prohibiting the im-
portation at fish caught in tlui lake
with seines.
neves,..
The News -Record -gives the tooat
From Bed to Chair
• For years a sultarar ;Mein lade
nay. aliseata-4)oratt by tin
• Chateals Kidatiy-Liver*Pilla
• MR. SAist Mr, Simnrato, Ledyiniith, Pontiac?,
Co,, tv!itest-a 1 have used pr. Chases
1idney.14ver Pills and believe there is no me&
situ' to equal them. I was troubled for years
with kidney disease and the treatment has cured
me. Whe•n Itigatt to use these pills I could
•only walk from my bed
to echoer, New I can
go tre the field' and
we* like. *II Sian,
They are an steeliest
reedicino. Dr, Ciente
°Muncie is It perred
CUte for itching piles-
Orie bOX direct tSV41
menibers of tny (*mil)
who had suffered front
(:d.) this wretched &Wen,
rot four yearS,,"
KR. epARUt Because of their die'
et and cotrinitled action on kidneys, liVer and
bowels, Dr, Chase's kieney.Liver Pills curt
where ordinary riledielnes fail, one pill le desk
25 tents, bor. The portrait and signori* of
Or. A. W. Chase, on oval bele
Dr, Chattel WW1* Nee* liefenPil4
teliettiel paha 0.4efeee1ee