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The Sailors' Friend.
The Ottawa eorrespoedeet of th
Toronto Star had the following':
Mr. Lowis, who sits kir West Hur-
on, is lawyer, but he cannot for-
get that he sailed the lakes for man)
years. Even now, occupying the diz,zy
heights of a member of parlia.ment,
he soinetimes regrets the boundine
wave, the blue sky, and, so to speak,
Ike unfenced fields of ocean. -Then
is a sott of nweet _breeziness tc
his coal ersation and in the heat oi
argument he will sometimesgive hit
trousers a nautical Intel). Ilq doe
not insist that water is everythire
in the world, put he is very fond o
it througri old aseoci-ationAnd aevie
es young men, who . do not
need stimulents to culti
vate a taste for it. People who ar.
curious . about coincidences point owl
that West Huron always ,,sends some
body to parliament who is addict&
to water. Bob Holmes wai a cold
water man. His "successor - IS a blu
water one. All of which leads'. up t(
the fact that Mr. Lewis is still much
interested in the welfare of the Sail-
or, and woeld wish every sup,etannu-
ated tar to have a snug harbor. Tin
member for West Huron has market
out the minister of railways anr
canalsand the minister of marine a•
his gratd almoners, and if interces
sion and. remonstrances, when their
estimates are going through, Will ch
it, every elderly nautical man in Can-
ada will be a kick tender or 'light
house lerver. Polities do not coml.?
when Mr. Lewis talks up for the sail-
or. He is a Conservative but he ad
'nits that a government ought tp b(
good to its friends, and he will. bt.
satisfied if lock tenders and light-
house keepers are all Gl-rits, so. long
as they haVeVdete 'sailers. The 'T.06
tars can weft. until Mr. Lewis' party
gets in, and then they will be givcn
all the easy jobs that are left. .
The main thing—and to this Point
Mr. Lewis always returns -is that,
the ancient sailorina.n shall liae th
call on the jobs that :have to th
with their adopted element -The tee
mber for West Huron says that titer(
is something incongruous Ina, farmer
tending a lock or managing a light-
house. The lighthouse. keeper • pa,tti-
cularly should not be afraid of wetter:
He should hee enough at home. upon
it to row out and ' give the ships
that pafis in the night the -Wareing
that • a fog May prevent the lanie •
from delivering. Mr. Lewis has •a st
ory to the 'effect that when he %OS
sailing the Georgian Day he can°ie a-
cross a liglithouse 'keeper wile)" hacl
been a bricklayer.. He drew the sal--
ary and went through the motions,
but he was not enaniored of geed:tie
pursuits. His wife was a nervous wo-
man. To keep him from int:rusting.
himself to the efickle billows arid make
ing her a widow she had , broken his
rowboat
Premier Whitney's .
Good WlemorY•
The Cornwall papers contain. a
pleasant; incident in the life ' of the
new Premier of Ontario. They so!.
that Hon. J. P. Whitney has a good.;
memory. As is generally knowe, he
went to school in Cornwall -in hit:
early days and becoming a law
student in Sanfield 'Macdottaid'i ce-
fice and warmly espouting the , tat-
ter's -cause on all occasions canie to
take a warm interest in politics.' Ho
often talked politics with a 'friend
with whom he lived in town and ' the
lady of the -house used to encourage
him with the remark that 'he would
be Premier some day. "If I do," Said
'the budding statesman, . will send
you the best silk dress I can get."
It took some tiine for Mr. Whitney
to realize his =bitten but the drabs
arrived last Saturday to the delight
of the recipient.
Constance.
Mr. W. Hugflt and Mr. Matt *Dere
mid of Seaforth took a litsiness trip
te Myth one day last week.
leers. J. Button and family, who
have Men spending the Winter with
her sister in Michigan, have returned
to our village again.
Mr. John Rands now' sports a teW
driver.
Mr. A. Broedfoot of Tuekersmith
spent a (lay ih our vi1la0,
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Tudor spent
Sunday the guests of the lietter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanley of
Holmesville. .
Our village folks are pleased to see
Mr. Ben. Riley able to be out after
being laid up with a sore foot for
some time.
. The Seaforth League visited the
Constance League on Tuesday evene
Mg,
Mr. Thos. Broom of Winthrop vis=,
ited his friehtle, Mr. And Mrie, J'ennos
?mist, on Saturday.
The ftext meeting ot the Women's
Institute will be held at Mrs. J.
Hinehley's on April 12th. The sub-
jects for discussion will be taken by
Mrs. Hugh Campb(ell oti House Clan -
etc.
*
Auburn,
Xr. and Mrs. George Harry it the
Virest were the guests of the latter's
uncles, Messrs. Alfred end George
Asquith.
Mies W. Thompson of near Blyth
&adored with the Misses Erratt.
Misses Mabel and Annie Coupland
spent last week at Ripley assisting
Rev. Mr. Hoskie in four entertain -
Witte. Mabel in returning home
Sundayed at Winghain. Miss C.
Slater went to Wingham on Friday,
Misses Mabel CouPland and O. Slater
eame home Monday morning.
Miss M. Pentland of Dungannon
spent a few days at Mrs. D. E. Mune
re's.
Mr. Ernst Mackenzie has sold out
his share' of the farm to hie brother.,
Doireld, and is going West.
Mr. Wm. Nixon leaves for tfie West
in Omit a week.
The annual 8, 8. convention, will be
held in the Presbyterian church on
March 81st.
The rifle club will hold their armee
oyster supper in the Temperance hall
an March 21st..
There was a good attendance , at
the entertainment given at the resi-
deitee of Mr, D. .4; Munro on -fierineY
night last when about fifteen dollars
was realized for the benefit of the
Public library. All who attended re-
port a very pleasant time.
Bev. J. L. Small oectkpied the pule
pit of the - Presityterian church, Kip.
p011, on Sunday, Rev. Mr, McCaul ot
Toronto occtipyinig, the pulpit here,
It is expected that there will be a
num/Ver of initiaelone at the L 0. F,
lodge eon, Friday night.
Mrs. .1, Naegel is on 1 the sick
list. -
Mr. and Nis. R. Roberton Sandal
, -
eel at Dungannon,
A sleighload of onr,yourigt people
drove over to. Loyal and pent a ve-
ry pleasant evening skating on a rink
on the 'farm of Mr. McPhee.
The Royal Templaes of .Lotidesboeo
visited 'the I. 0. G. T, -of this place on
Tuesday and spent a very Pleasant
evening with games, music, etc. Rev..
McCaul gaven, short address on
Temperance.'
Scott is imprpvi6g
Mr. %Mara' Helwig Sundayed aA
Res'. Mr. and Mrs. Yelland of 130-
miller.- were guests- a.t the parsoeigt
on Tuesday.
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Goderich Township.
'Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Furry have
moveci to a fine farm on the Londpe
Road below Kippen voeich they. have
'rented for a number of Years. They
are n .kindly couple whom We , were
sorry to see leave, , but we: wish
thein happiness and prosperity in the-
ir new home, Their new neighbors
will find there to be good neigh,bors.
1VIrs. , Anderson, Whp has been
visiting her parents and friends on tha
Bayfield Line fOr several 'weeks, 'let -t-
on Tuesday for her borne in Aber den
S.011th Dakota- . , • • .
„Mr. Ed. MoGivin- spent Saturday
:and Sunday' tinder the parental roof,
Mr.Jim *Thompson, who has beee
engaged with Mr. Samuel' Rathwell
for the pest week, has returned bo -
Mrs. John Cluff hae- returned home
from helping to nurse her father, Mr.
Parke of "Paradise," near Bayfiele.
Mr.' Ed. TP4S't of Clinton Oisited at
Mr., George Copper'S ,Suntlay.week. • •
Miss Lizzie_Beacom. apent_a few
days last weele.visiting in Goderich.
• Mr. • Albert and Miss .Etta Thomp-
son entertained 41.:+ie'vr of their friends
one. eitening IOW week whext a most
enjoyable time was spent, •
Mr. Morris Switzer intends-leaying
for the West in 'a fortntglit. . •
The following is . therepert for. the
month of February of S. S. No 10, •
Goderieh ttownship, The names are in
order of merit . •
,Sr 4theellereert Wise, Agnes Mid-
dleton'Charles E.!,Nise; Frank El
liott, Warwick 13: Cole, Willie Wise,
Etta Ellwood, Robert Thompson, Wil-
lie., Stewart ' •
Jr. 4th—Catharine- Perdue, Frank
Perdue, Fred. Thoinpson, 'Cora Rath-
Wefl
Jr: 3rd—Beatrice .A. Mose,r1 George
Hanley. Flora Baines, Olive Ellwood..
Sr 2nd—Neison Mose, Elva SteWe
art, Frank 1Vlarshall, Ethel Baines.
' • Jr, end—Harry Ellwood..
Pt 2nd—Ethet Mose, Earl Hanley.
• Pt. Ellwood.
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•St. Helens,
Mrs.R,. E. Miller spent a feW days
With her mother ie Goderich last
week. • : I
Miss ,Mary. Rutherford ; has returned
,home from visiting friends on the 9th
coneessioh. •
One, by one the old pioneers are
passing •away. This week we have to
ehronicle the death of two old rest -
dents of this vicinity. Mrs. William
Barbour. died Thursday morning after
a very short Hitless and was buried
on Saturday in Greenhill cemetery.
On Saturday morning' Mr. Corneilatts
Smith of Lucknow departed this li-
fe. Mr. Smith was a resident of this
eeetion for many years and retired
to Llicknotv abittit two years ago.
His funeral to Bethel cemetery on
Monday wes largely attended.
Mrs, James Rattrap has returned
home from visiting her daughter it
Fort William,
Port Albert.
Mrs. W. O. Murray, Goderich,
da,yed in the village With her Mo-
thers.
John SchoenhalS has bought aet.eve
horse. His two teams are very hesy
at present.
Mies Lizzie Richardson is in bun-
gennoir at ,present,
Horace Cunttingheme, Ilraeltierd, is
visiting at home. •
Wflhfani CoOk moved to his Wen he
Colborne which he bought recently,
Miss Lea,tha Sinaleis in Goderich ail
present,
Considerrehle ice hes been cut on
the foe of the mill dant the past
week.
Jas. Young Was able to be Oilt e;tuf
day during the weele,
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The Clinton liewsiRevord
110111)te%ifilleo
Mrs, Billie Potter and daughter of I
Zion City aee the guests of Mrs.
Holdsworth,
Mrs, Courtice of Toren:to is visit-
ing et Mr. A. J. Courtiee's.
Miss Mabel Dempsey of Goderieh
spent a few days with. her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fisher left on
Thursday for Winnipeg.
Miss Emma Courtice returned on
Saturday from Ottawa where she, has
been for several months,
Mrs. T. C. Pickard and Master Roy
and 'Mrs. McRoberts and daughter 01
London have been visiting Messrs.
Ezra and Will Pickard.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Tudor of Constan-
ce spent Saturday and Sunday the
guests of Mrs. Tudor's parents, Mr:
and Mrs. Stanley.
Miss Stapleton of Hamilton Visited
her cousin, Mrs. W. B. Forsiter.
There will be evangelistic services
ht the Methodist ohurch every night
this week except Saturday.
Mss Ella Willson of Toronto is vi-
siting her Parente in the village.
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Porter's -Hill; -- -
Mr, T. Battles has bought a holt()
from Mr. Hall Routledge for which he
paid in the neighborhood of $1,50.
Miss Edith Collins of Brampton is
visiting at Mr. Walter Weston's.
Rev, Mr. *. IVIcNeil called on f deride
around here last week:.
Mr. Normae Maedougall has his,
driver laid eup now,
Miss Maggie Reid returned to 'Jot -
onto hist week. " •
Mr. T. A. Macdonald ela,ve a hop
to the boys last Wednesday' night.
Our merchant is thinking of 'start-
ing e peddling wagon soon. ' • ,
Mies Caopee spent Saturday and
Sunday at HOInteafri le and Clinton.
A large number attended ;the funer-
al of the late William Brandon of
Bayfield. •
Mr. T. Bettle's children, are laid up
with the cold.
elr. Stewart Macdougall has filled
his contract at the school. Mr. Fred. Fred:. pickard has a sick horse
just now.
Blyth.
Messrs BdU and Brown left this
station with -a carloadof horses for
the West on -Tuesday : of last week,
The members of the English church
Choir and the Y, P. A. were invited
to the rectory on Thursday evening
when an enjoyable time was spent..
Mr. T. W. Scott was at Bur , last
week to .see his aged. tether Who bad'
taken a relapse. °
Mis • •
John • Wilson was Called as
last week to see her daughter •wh6 is
.-
seriously ill in SebririgVille • •
Mrs, William Brown of Morris. has
Wen seeiously ill Her many frieiels
wish for her speedy recovery
• Mr. E. Liteingstene has bit .n' meter'
• the weather and .e.oelle td to In
for a short lime:
Tuesday of lase week being a Able
day a very large crowd °attend -
odour monthly horte and cattle show
and we understand some horses,chan-
ged hands.
•
Carlow:
Andre*. Jehrieton, who had • been
visiting_ his ' uncle' of the same eame
on the Gowrie farm "(hiring the whi-
ter, left On "Tuesday for British Cel-
unesta. Laet season °Mr. Johnston
was on .a boat running out to Owen
Sound ' but he has not decided dermiL
tely• what :occupation ..hewill follow
in the West. • • . • •
The Connelly 'Brothers are -starting
up their •sawmill this week.
On Saturday the -funeral of the late
.David Hardy took place to 'Dungan -
:nen, eetnetery, the services : being con-
ducted. by Rev: J. L. Small. Mr:
Heeee was a native of Scotland Mit
came to this country When ten years
of' age; settling at Hamburg.- For th•e
past -forty years he has lived on the
boundary of 0ole1orne and Waeva,nosh,
He leaves to mourn their lime a fat&
ily of eve daughters • and leer sons.
Of the daughters two are niareeed. in
Michiglan, One a,t Guelph, and one at
Goderich. An unmarried daughter is
living at hoine, .Edward, who is liv-
ing on the 8th concession of Colbor-
ne, William, Jathet and David are
sons • of the deceased. ' Mr. Ilardy
had ibeet faith*in health • kora:bout
a Year and his death Was due to the
infirmities of age, the dectased'beirig
ninety years and nine menthe pct.
flarlock.
Last. week Mr, Daniel Stevees 'de-
livered' a horse to Mr. C.11. Walli$
of Clinton which weighed 1700 pottu-
ds., It brought a good priee, •
Mr. Angus' Reid lost a ,niare last
week, it being feline dead in its stall
in the morning. •
News. Of The' Day.
•
The Executive of the A. 0. U. W.
ahnoeki unanimously tinecommended
Grand Lodge to raise the rate.
Thos 13Iute of Campbellford cent-
mitted euieide by shooting. '
Captain J. F. Maedonald 6. s. .0.,
has been appointed ofliehil Secretary
to the LientananteGoVertior.
Builders have decided' to paY briek-
layers 50 cenjo an hour, but to enter
into no afreement, with them.
Hort. Clifford Sif ton hes declined to
address a meeting in.Toroneo *Mese
the school clauses of the autonomy
bills.
Cement niatufacturers have sett a
deputation to Ottawa to ask. for pro -
'Motion against dumping from the
United States. •
Fourteen hundred people left on
the homeseekers' excursion to the
west, and 600 itinnigrants arrived
from the old eountre.
Prentice Whitney annotateed that
the three gentleinee reeently appoint-
ed, 411stead of five, as fornierly,would
form the Temiskresisg Railway Cotn-
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Kippes.
Edward legg of London is home,
having an 4ttitek of la grippe.
Mr. Robert Genunell, who has spent
the winter with his parents here, lefti
on Tuesday of this. week for Aldose -
jaw, Assa., where he and his brother
are farming. They have over eve
'hundred acres ready for crop this
spring.
On Friday afternoon the return
football match between. No. 2, Tuck-
ersrnith, and No. 14, Stenley, was
played On the latter's grounds. After
a well -contested game the score stood
two to one in favor of Stanley, In
the previous metal the score was on
to one,
Oe Friday evening last the Literary
society in S. S. No. 14, Stanley,
beld a most successful meeting. Me -
1 ). Alkenheact and D. Cameron
called sides for a literary and musi-
oat contest and the melt was a
splendid prograni of mueic, readings,
recitations and dialogues Wes ^ gement
te a, large audience. The society is
now preparing for a closing concert
to be held in about four weeks. At
the next meeting a geography meteli
is to 'be one of the features. ef the
entertainment, •
Rev. Mr. Small of Auburn preached
acceptably last Stualay in the Kippen
and Hillsgreen leresbytertan churches.
Miss Grace Murdock left last Satur;
•
day for Auburn where sho Will teach
school. She will Make a bright you-
ng teacher, '
1-1Sy TownshiP.
About fifty young people from Zile.
Joh, Dashwood, Brewster and Brown -
son 'Line gathered at the home of
Miss Rose Stelck on the Oth conces-
sloe., it -tieing the occasion of Miss
Stela's- birthday,. The young lady is
a charming hostess and did every-
thing to assist in the enjoyment of
her guests. Dancing and other ainuse-
ments were enjoyed to the full and
on leaving the guests .wiehed Miss
Stela 'many more -happy birthdays.
It was an enjoyable .eveeing which
will net soon be forgotten., '
On March 7th another piorteer , of
Hay • township passed away ie the
Person of Jeeob Raster' Sr., at the
age of " 85 years. The deceased had
been failing health for some time
before his death ; the cause of death
being a general breaking tip of the
System, He bad made his home with
his son, Joseph, for a number of
years: ' '
The board. of, health as eenstituted
me 1905 : Dr, Buchanan,' Medical 1-le-
alili
Officer, kl Snell 'A McEwen P
Lament,' reeve, P. Hess' 'Sr.. clerk,
jes. 13onthron 'and 'Ziinmerman,
inePeCtors, met on MOnday., .March 6.
D. S.pencer was unable to,be present
owing to illnes3. A petition signed
'by fifteen residents of Zurich asking
for the abatemeet of a ntdeanee all- -
eged to exist in Zurich,, was riceiv--
ed the Board. • In • the .petition it
is claimed' thatthe 'Catholic eireetery
owing to the.eleiTationi of the ground
and ' its nimost central location, itier.o
is danger :of the water in the "Wells.
becoming contaminated. 'rhe .secre-
tary ,was advised to notify the trus-
tees of the church before ,aey furth
er ,action will he taken. The 'sanit-
ary. inspectors were instraeted to ma-
ke a thorough ,inspection of the Sch-
ool premises, villages and slaughter
houses : in the .township .,during ' the:
early pari of, June and report JO
the ...beard as to the sanitary eon;
di tem of these n:places. •••
An Aid TO -
Mothers; •
• •
‘Derangement; ,of the • stornactre: or
bowers isresponsible fOr Most of the
ailments that :affliet infants .and
young children. :p:c.ir 'keeping .- the
stloma,ch and 'bowels ie Order .nothing
can. equal Baby's Own Tablets, that
is whY childree in the homes where
these Tablets are ,used are bright,
good-natured' and healthy.' Mrs.
Joseph Wallaee,-, Slranley, Ont., says
"1 have used Baby's Own Talelets for
my baby .since her earliest infancy,
and have found them to be a:medi-
cine that meets all the needs of lit-
tle. ones. Theyhave kept my little
one as kiright,and .healthy as can (be." .
These :tablets are sold under a guar-
antee to contain. n0. opiate or poison -
ells "seething" settle. Sold by all
medicine (teeters or by. mail at . 25
cents .a box by Writing. the Dr. Wit;
!lams' MedicinV Co., Brockville, Ont:
, • •
An .ed in The News -Record pays.
:the Canadian Horse ,Show.
The pyiee list of the ,Cangdiati Hore
se ShoW has beee increased every ye-
ar until it now amounts close oil to
the sum of $7000 in cash and cups,
Wilkie are distributed for the beneet
of this most important agricultural
industry. The 11th anneal Canadian
Horse Show will be held in Toronto
on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April 20th, 27th, 2811i and
29th. This is Easter week and Their
Excellencies the Governor General
and Countess of Geey have selected
this period for their first visit' to
Toronto, ahd will preside aVet the
opening of the Horse Show. Reduc-
ed railway rates will be made, re-
turn tickets being sold at single fare
on the peening day and a fare and a
thivi on the other clays, all tidkets
good to return until the Monday af-
ter the show. Entries elose on April
lath with the secretary, Henry Wade,.
Parnell -met Duildings. Inform/Won in
regard to boxes, etc., can be obtain,"
ed from the manager, Stew,art Hous-
ton, Toronto.
There's no better food, tot all than
Clark's delitiotts Poek and Beans --
plait., with Chili or Tomato Sauce
5 and Id ets. tins.
Remember the date Of Prof. Tatibe's
visit to Clinton.
Metrell '20th 21St and 22nd,
Blood, Will Tell,
RICH, PUltel BLOOD WILL DRI-
VE OUT THE MOST OBSTINATE
CASE OF RHEUMATISM.
Growing pains, aching joints, stiff-
ened muscles, tender, swollen lirabs—
that's rheumatism—a blood disease
that eeuses ceaseless agony and crip-
ples thousands. It is acid in the
blood and causes rheumatism. Lini-
ments may ease, the pate temporar-
ilye-but never cure. To cure rheu-
matism you must remove the acid in
the impure blood. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills positively cure rheuma-
tism, acute or chronic. They apt
directly on the blood, driving the
acid out. They make new, warm,
pure blood And send it throlfaing
through the heart, and lunge and
limbs. This new bleod banishes every
ache and pain—brings good health
and, full activity, Mr. T. H. Smith,
Caledonia, Ont., says :—"For a num-
ber of years I was badly troubled
with rheumatism, and was eo crip-
pled up I ceuld scarcely do any work.
I tried quite a number et medicines,
but they did not help me. Then I
saw Dr. • Williams' Pink Pills aelver-
Used for this trotthle, and I got a
nuMber ot boxes. Before the third
box was used,, I found myself im-
proving. .1 continued to use the pills
throughout the winter and they have
completely cured me. I got so. that
I could work on the coldest day with-
out 0, coat and not feel a twinge of
the trouble. I have told quite' e few
of my neighbors abotet the pills, and
they are .a popular medicine •here."
It is because Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills make new, pure, warm blood
that they have such mat power te
cure diseaee, They positively. pure
rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, St;
Vitus dance, partial paralysis; kidney
and liver troubles, anaemia, and the
ailments which -women a,one suffer
trout. The purchaser must be careful
to see that the fell name, -"Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills for.Pale Peaple"
is printed on the wrapper around
each box. Sold by all medieine deal-
ers or° sent by mail at 506, a box, or
six boxes for $2.50, by writing the
Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,' Brock-
ville, Ont. •
Hensall
The Observer says :
Bull fighting. it one of the leading
sports.of Spain and Mexico, ° but, they
now have a rival in Heasall. List
Wednesday night a bull; helonging to.
W.. Kinsman, and which was pieced ie
the stable of the Queen's for safekee-
ping broke out, 'Went on the rampage.
It first attacked T.. Murdoek's • ev4.-
greena where it made its raerk, then
rushing through the station ,yard ,it
smashed . through ithe 'fence and borne°
out with a bellow .of triumph int Bro-
ck street, Here the fun began as elkout
15 eitizens with, Doc Blackall as chief
enetadoer, and T, Murdock as.: chief
cespod-our, eaeh aimed with a pitch-
fork attempted to. drive the animal
back to the stable. •Taurus'vigoreuly
objected ancl. charging furfousle driv-
ing the alien .aereies beck.. 'I'. Mur-
dock and Donald Burns gave an ex-
liNition of speed. • Doe. Blageall stood..
his gro.urid And wen great applause by.
receiving the bovine on the . point of
a pitchfork. . The.. Animal. on
finding that ne:' was up against the.
real thing retired in diegust, The rest
of the 'crowd then assisted Doc itt, dri-
vingeethebeese tothe stable -It wee
at this juncture that ?red Menus had
• a closer shave than, be ever gave • a
cestomer. Theanimal turned, around
and ran up the street with Fred Aloft*
ten feet ahead, Fred slipped and ,fell
and.thought his hour had coin° but
fortunately that brill was inercifalr
and spared Fred.'s life. *It was • the
most thrilling episode ,Of the seaeon..
While conabig .doven stairs one. day
last week Mrs. W..Chapman Si. trip.:
ped,and -fell . to the Ibottern of the
iteers, receiving . a: seVere ecalp. wee -
John Zuefie after an absence of ab-
out five years, is returning to Hen -
salt this week with his wife and him.
fly. John, when here Ia:st week, per -
chased the . fittings. ef G. P. Yung -
blue's repair shop and will, open iii a
few days.
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MORTGAGie SALE:—UNDER AND.
by virtue 'of the power contained in
-:•a tertain mortgage, whieh will be
produced at the time of sate, theet3
will be- offered for sale by public
'auetiOte. by James a. Meetehael,
auctioneer, at the Commercial Hoe -
tel, in the Town ofe Clinton on Sat-
urday, April 1st, 1905, at tee hour
of 2 • o'cloek in the afternoon, the
following property : Lot number
20, in the 6th con. of the township
of Hullett, in the county of Huron,
and Province of 'Ontario, 1 containing
by admeasurement ohe hundred ac-
ne of land, be the same more or
los. The property is one of the
most desirable in the county, both
in its lotatioe and its appoint,-
Ments. The soil is good and i*i a
pod state of cultivetion ; it is
well drained and has been Well
fanned. The farm is admirably su-
ited' for stock .bieeding, having teen
ocopied by a breeder of thorobred
stock for enany years. The build-
ings are modern and in good teedi-
Um, The house is a well-built sol-
id brick streeture, of good eeneer-
anee end eonneocliotte dimeneions ;
the barn is substantial led Will
• preserved, and has stone erithiieg
under it throughout; there is 4 yood
driving shed. Pew farhiS elullett
have been so greatlyadmired at/
this oim. For partieufars titi con
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dittoes of sale apply to W. iltydone
Clinton, Ont., Solicitor for the
Vendor, Jas, G. McMiehitel, Sea -
forth, Audis:niter.
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We show an iromenee stock of New PreSS 000d$ for Spring. Ifs.
Eveey week Wii0 receive additions to our stock in new designs, ite y
$
.6000 as they are produced. Our ealefi in the Press Goode depert- • •
tnent have been larger thisseason than ever iwfore, juet because y
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We keep the cori'vet otyles that everybody is looking for end one
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prices are always the lowese We also keep a. full range of Dress 4
Trinsmings to match the DEV2e GOOdO, in Braids, Appliques, Gimps, e..
Sequin, Roehing, Etc, Below we mention a few Biwa, but our Dress e,•.
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Goods bave to lie ogee to be appreciated. .e.
sjefuane, In bleek able mime, Ilue glossy finish, 50 inches wide, es.
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We also show a tell range of Duchees Volley, Drape Dereeinee, • 4
Laine, DeSoiee, Grestedinea, ete., at close prices.
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t • assortment iti bright glossy goods, from 25c to el.
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..t. assortment in all the newest designs. We find a grrAving demand .e.
4. for better goecle in this liue, and this eeason we have imported a 4.
t much better ciao of goods than usual. ..
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QUALITIES INVITE INSPECTION . i
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We are determined to reduce our immense .stook and we
have: rnade the prices so low that we know it you, see the
goods,you cannot resist the genuine bargains we are offer-
ing-
ALL 'WINTER GOODS IVICST BE dLE.' ARED OUT
REGARDLESS OF COST.
also mane other lines of Bist plass staple goods -which we
' have placed On our BARGAIN COUNTERS ler • QUICK
SELLING. Do you want the best valueyou ever got in a
pair of Beats, no matter what kind you 'want. If you do
just tome and put us to the test. We know we car 1:lease you.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY '
Men's Fine Laced Boots worth. $e.50, $4 and $5 going at $2,75
Ladle' leici Kid Button Boots worth '$8.50, sale price $2.
,
eMisses Pebble: and ICid -Buttoned Boots worth 11.3e and $1.-
• 5c.e, only 7fle. .
OUR STOCK WRIST pzREDUOIJD
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and satisfaction guaranteed.
Undertaking promptly attended to by night or day.
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THE GREAT .'. .....0..A$H.
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.Our early shipmentstof
ENIT GOODS FOR SPRING
i . arc nail arriving.
See our New Carpets, Floor Oils and
Linoleums. The prices will interest you.
We are 'offering some excellent -values irt
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.,
.• • • • • • •••• •• • 4/118t What 14, needed for this kind of Weather
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Miss Morrison has been in the wholesales centres for some time
picking up the latesb,. novelties in spring., Millinery and will again
be chat ge of our Millinery department on March Oth,
ALL NVZTER GOOPS AT CLEARING FitiCtS
Highest rims paid for Putter and Eggs in exehabge for goode.
D. MoBEATH,
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