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THE IVIOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 18514
CAPITAL PAID.UP $3,000,000
RESERVE, FUND $3;0001000
OPElciao MONTREAL.--
Farmere Sale Notes- cashed orsCoffeeted. Drafts: on all points in the
Dominion. Greet Britain,. United fitateeand all Foreign Count" lee how
04 and Setd At beet rates. 1.1epoolt recelpto issued and highestverrent
rete of Worm. allowed. AdvAileeaiiinde to Partnere,Stoek Deulere
and litlEditese Men at loweet ratea and on most favorable terms., .
...„---.4AVINOS BANK DEPARTMENT...Depositof $I,Olinud upwards received, interest allowed. rit higherit
current rate ) from date of deposit. compounded half -yearly and. add-
ed to principal Jane aotu and December 314. ;
c; BRUWER Manager*
CLINTON
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New watcheS
New Clocks
New Silverware
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Jewelry and Optical Store
Headquarters for
fine repailing.
Give us a Call.
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Jeweler and Optician • `si
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_Neil 'Grain
WE -MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT
'O SECURE AND HAVE ,ON
:HAND A SUPPLY OF) CLEAN
• SEED WHEAT AND TIMOTHY.
FARMERS MAKING THEIR PUB.
- CHASES FROM•US CAN RELY
'UPON GETTING THEIR SEED AS
FREE AS POSSIBLE FROM ALL
NOXIOUS WEEDS.
• WE ALSO KEEP A FULL STOCX
• OF FLOUR, BRAN AND SHORTS,
CURED MEATS, ETO„ AND SOL-
ICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT-
2.tONAGE.
J. A. Ford.
This is one of the most mod-
ern of mottosand a god:
one it is. You've been
thinking of giving us
an order for gre-
eeries,
—DO IT NOW—. --
'We want to get that order. We're
anxious to show you how de- •
vendable the quality is and hew •
moderate the prices are. We want
to introduce you to
46 Grocery Satisfaction"
-This week we passed into stock-
-about half a ton of "Tea" Pris--,
-ces ranging from 25c to 750 per --
-lb. The quality •invites inspecitim-
-le justice to yourself you ought- •
s• -to test our teas
A Li. Bolo,
CLINTON.
'Phone 111. Prompt Delivery.
lairvoyant-Phyobio Medial
Examination Pro.
,13y DR: E. P. -131.1TTERPIELD, of
yrusN. Y. • P.elievingitt elair.
-'4he filtet that thedoetor caneXplain
stoyanet or riot, there is•no gitlitSaYing
Source ad eUSe of your; disease .
either reiental or. Phyeical and 4 -aa
to -health ain1haPPirM99 butil7
hektilese itivalide.all their live/. Seed
loelt IV hair, nattier, age and stitiMp to
DR, E. F. BUTTERFIELD,. Syre.ett.
COAL. - HAVING •PURCHASED
the Coal hnsiness of Harland Bros,
am now nreParrol to receive ors
dem for all sizes, Grate, Egg, Sto-
ve, Nut and Soft Coal, and solicit
your Patroltagc, Will sell only the
hest grades. Orders left •with nie
or at, Harland Bros.' hardware sto-
re will receive prompt atteation„
Office next door to J. P. Tisciall's
hank. -Donald NfeCorvie. • • 04
NOTICE TO • CONTRACTORS,--
• Sealed 'tenders will be received by
Stanley council up to May, 1st for
the •buildine of cement abutments
on 5th concession containing about
1.99• cuble yards. Address J. E.
Barnwell, .Clerk of Stanley, Varna
P, G. 66 -
FOR SALE. --FRAME HOUSE Wi-
th • seven rooms, 'kitchen, woodshed
• and stabile. 'One acre of land and
fifty fruit trees. Good location) or.
Raglan street, one block from the
Collegiate Institute. -1-1. Cantelon.
45-4
ALL ACCOUNTS DUE THE :11Ne
dersig)neds must. be paid before May
lst. Books are at the grecery store,
of C. h.; hallard.-Irerbt en Orahatn.
• 07
HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN
:ted. at my hide house in Clinton...
Highest cash price • paid. -0. S.
Doan, Clitifon.
MILCH • COWS, NEWLY CALVED,
for ' sale, -John Holmes, Huron
'Road, Clinton P. 0. 63
FARM FOR: .SALE.7LOT 14., CON.
i'stanley• township; containing 100
acres, about 85 acres cleared, the
balance hardWeed. bush 'containing
lot id' bein1o4 and other 'valuable
timber. The place is situated i.bout
'.21. miles Irorit. Varna and .Brucefield
Oed:14 Miles ttoni School, . is well
watered and well fenced and in a
good state, at . cultivation. There'
•is 7 . acres of fail 'wheat,, .' also .12
acres 'ploughed and all seeded •ex-
eept 15 acres: Frame *false • and,
good cut buildings: Poseessien gi-
ven at any time.. Terms. Made easy.
AU snit the. purahasek.. For farther
PartieUlars 'apply to Samuel Reid,
Vatua P..p.. 44
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I HAVE -BOUGHT THE BUS AND
draying business from IVIesSrs.
•. at' and Ker. arra rented the stable
of Dr, , Evans where 1 have teleph-
one connection.. PaSsengers Or bag-
gage . *called: for or, .delivered to any
part of the toWn. Prompt service
guaranteed. --Josh Cook A 62
POR SALE. -TWO FIRST CLASS
Shorthorn Bulls about 22 months
Old, mostly Scotch bred. Will he
sold for less than their ;value, both
registered arid certificates 'will ba
given with them. The •-firs t that
comes will get, a bargain' asthey
must be sold.. Also two young cows
to ealve soon. -IL Plumeteel, Clin-
ton.. 65
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FOR SALEss-TWO 'stiiiinY BRICE
cottage • corner Prince and. Orange
streets together with:* acre of lend,
hard., atol soft Water, etc, Will. be
Sold; cheap -John A. Cron. • 05
POR SALE. -HOUSE AND + ACRE
ot land, on Ontario street east.-
joshua Pearen. 65
ath
molted
Glasses
'in pring when sunshine
renders seeing pain-
ful smoke glass
Should be Used.
Ne. Ilave. The.. AiSortnieS‘
Wo _ Tho ...Stook •
.-11.8 • Ilavi,The Right .Pri008
As J
Jeweler and 0 ticlon4
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FOR SA1,4E.-110VSE WITH FIVE
mints on Maple street for sale or
to rent. Hard and soft water, fruit
trees. etc., c‘te.-.W. J. Falconer,
Clinton P. O. e9
4444,4444n.44.14444.44m.,
THE RIGHT ° PLACE TO GET
Men's and Women's Clothing, clean-
ed, tlyed and repaired is at Mrs. J.
T. Sewerd's, • 69
SHOP AND RESIDENCE TO ictgNr
or For .1444 'store on.
Albert street "• together with. the
dwelling house lately occupied by 11.
Fitzstinons, is offered -either to rent
for sale. There is ir, good stable.
• The premises are. -well situated and
suitable for Any business, 'Apply to.
John' 0. - Elliott, Baydeld Road.,
or Beery Beattie, Clinton. OR
ol.fulTox courrr OF REVISION.-
.
Take notice that a Court of Revi-
sion for the Town of Clinton will
hold its first sitting in. the Council
Chamber on Monday, May 29-th, A.
D. 1905, commencing at 8 o'clock
p. M. for the purpose of hearing 'and
rectifying all, complaints against or
errors in the Assessment Roll of the
present year. An parties interested
are requested to attend. -D, L. Mac.
plierson, Clerk of the Mucticipality„
Clinton, May 3,,.
STANLEY COURT OF REVISION -
Take notice that a. Court. of Revi-
sion for the Township of. Stanley
will hold its first sitting in. the To-
• wnship hall, Varna, on Menday, May
.29,A .D4o05, commencing at.10
ock ani., fer the purposeof liearins•
and rectifying all -ecanplaints itgainett
or errors in the Assessment Roll •
of
the present year. • All parties intereas
• ted are requested to attend. J. E.
Harnwell, Clerk of thd Municipality,
Varna, May 3rd.
isTOTICE TO CREDITORS. -IN THE
• matter of the Estate ef William -
Brandon, late of the Villeo of Bay-.
field,in the County of Huron, but-
cber,'deceased. Notice is hereby
• given pursuant to the Revised' Sta-
tube's of Ontario, chapter 129, see-
. tient 38, and Amending Acts, that
creditorsend othershaving claiinn
against theestate of the said
Wil-
liani _Brandon, who diedon or ab-
out the ninth of +March, 1905, are.
teeutred to scud or deliver their
said claims on or before the tWens
tioth day of, May, „1905, to -Kathar-
ine E. hrilidon of the said village
Of hayfield., the executrix of -the willi
of the said deceased; and 'also
that after . the teientieth day ,of
May, .1905; the. Said exedutrix. will
: -proceed :to distribute the. assets (if
the said estate amongst the parties'
. entitled thereto,, having regard only
to the claiins•Of which , she hasthen
notice, and will not beliable for.
the, proceeds: of the said estate or•
any part thereof 'so distrihhted to
. .
any person ' of 'whose claim she had
not :notice at 'the time of such
distriblution.-Dickenson & Garrow,
' Solicitorsfor the .sild Executris,
Dated it Goderich, this -eighteenth
day •of April A. 1.)„ 1905. ••:.• 6774.
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COLORADO, CALIFORNIA,. .PORT -
land and Yellowstone...Park.-Spee-
tally 'eendapted, are beihg. arranged
via the Grand Truric Railway Sys-
tem; in charge of experienced con-
ductor. All expenses included.. To.
leave Toronto early in July. awl'
Augusts. Rate is not expected to
' -be, over $150.00 froth. Toronto.::'Do
not join any other party • before
' consulting E. M. 'Bowler, '261 13ev-
' Orley St.,- Toronto. P. .R. 'Hedger's,.
Agent at Clinton. '
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVtD.THE
partnership existing between Messrs
Ford ot IVIcWeil has been dissolved bY
the latter retiring. As Mr McNeil
has gone West it is netessary that
the business of the firm be wound
up.as sPeedily, as possible) so a sat-
riSfaetory 'settlement of all accounts
' must be Made ,to the undersigned be-
fore the 'first. of May, up to which
date the books *remain in my Peu-
ession, but after that they Will . be
placed in other hands for collect-
ion. -James A. Ford. "80
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.-GEOR-
ge Elliott. lteensed auctioneer for
the County of Heron, ,solicits the
patronage • of the public for busi-
• ness in his line. Sales conducted
. percent* or so mach per sale.
All busitiess" promptly attended te*,
--George Elliott, Clinton P. 0„ re-
sidenee on the hayfield Line, •
5.13.
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GRANO TRLIN( RAILWAY
SYSTEM
'FOR HE WEST.
'Oee way •tickek sl,t low rates, on
sale daily until May 16th, to points
ih iiiloritatia, Colorado, Utah, Oregon,
Washington, • British Columbia, and
California, ••
•
MT. CLEMENS MtNERAL BATHS,
Thousiteds visit Att. Clemens every
year for treatment of • rheumatism,
digestive troubles, and nervous dis-
orders. Situated near Detroit, it is
quickly and coinfOrtabiy reached_ by
the Grand Trunk,
TIIE "ST. CATHARINES WELL,"
• The watercet this farnOus Well are
a great speeifie for rheurnatiturn, gout,
neuralgia, nervous prostration, Awl
also serve as a splendid tonic. Situ.
atied direct line.of the Grand Tru-
nk, eleven miles torn Niagara Palls -
Booklets live information by addre4
seing J. 1). McDonald, District Pas.
eenger Agent, Toroete, or ori applic.
ittiefr to bbe COMPallY'S Agents at
01$ptog.
•
•
Constance.
Mrs. Cole ibas returned to our vill-
age again after spending the winter
with her sons at Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Cale. et Ethel
spent Sunday in our village.
• Miss Maggie Macdonald of Stale
• is spending a week or so with her
aunt, Mrs. Wm. iNicIntosh.
At the anneal meeting held on
• Tuesday night of the Epworth •Lea-
gue , the following °Myers were lei -
ed :.
President, Wm. Britton
1st vice, Robt. Clark
2nd vice, Arthur NfeMister
3rd vim Robt. Rogerson
Secretary, R. W. Jewitt
• Treasurer, W. McIntosh
• Organist, Miss Charlotte, Millson
Assistant, Miss' lVfay Adams.
• SeitfOrth*
Last Friday was a red letter day in
We history of the Knights of Pythias
• in 'Seatorth, 28 new members joining
the Order, • The degree team •from
Brantford thirty strong exemplifted
the work and brethren in large nwn-
•bers were present from Stratford' and
Strathroy. The new society promises
to be one of the strongest in.town in
the near future. • . •
The annual vestry meeting cf St,
Thomas church was held on Tuesday
evening and was largely attended.
The financial :statement for the year
was presented width showed •a sue-
cessfid year inthis regard.
The officers for the ensuing year'
were elected as follows :
Ohureh Wardens -F. Hohnsted, G.
E. Parks.
Lay • delegates tq the Synod-- H;
Bullard, G., E. Parks,
'Sidemen -4V. 'Norman, E. S, Peters
Isaac Langstrath, IL Bullard, ,Ilarry
• Roberta,
Vestry Clerk -F. S. Peters.
Miss Beatrice Scott, who has been
giving excellent satisfaction, was re.
rIgnaagedfela,•
siorgarnist at a salary of
Marriages.
iIINKSLALAIR-A.t-the residence
the bride's parents in Stanley
-- -township, on. April 26th, by Rev.
A. E. Shaw, Jessie, third daugh-
* ter of Mr. George Alairi to Oltarr
les Jinks of Kippen. • . -
GEIGER-RANNIE-At the horn
of . the bride's parents,' Mr.: and
Mrs. S. Rennie, on April 26th, by
•. Rev.. AL L. Wing. Of. Berlin,, Lydia
• Rennie to ReV. Alfred Geiger.
DISKER---RopiRIG,-At• the home
of the bride's parents Hay, on
April '26th, by Rev. 1. Sehuelke,'
.* Kate, daughter of 1111r. and Mrs.
Casper Reehrig to Mr. Sam. Bak-
er of near Dashwoed.
J0HNSTON-13UNSTON-44 the re-'
sidenceof the bride's -parents,
Fordwieh, on April .12th, by Rev.
J.. Hussar, . A. , Johnston' of
• :Victoria Mines, to Lizzie Buristori,
• daughter ol Mr. Thos. Weston..
HILBURN-MESTAWAY-- In Exeter
'.on April' 2(I1.h, •Edwin W. Hilburn
of Paris?, to :Mary K. Westaway,
daughter af---thaate Samuel *St-
'• away of Exeter. :-..-
• Births. .
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FAWCETT-In: Leadeshoro April
1911; to..kr. 'and Mrs'. Jelin ,}14,,WT
•
COtti a .
SQT.TXRE-In Hullett on April 26th,
• to kr. and Mrs. Martin &mire,
• a-datighter-• • • • ,
lfullett on May 2nd, to 14Ir.
• •and IVirs. Smith .Eno, a daughter.
000IC--In • Clinton. on April 29th,
• , .• to Mr. and Mrs. David.. Cook,
Rattenbury street, a datighter. '
•GLIDDON-In Hullett on April 30th.
•to Mr. and IVIes: Samuel Gliddon,.
a son: .
THROWER ---In Clinton, on April 29"th.
to Mr. and Mrs: Lew:Thrower, a
Son
Toronto, on April 17th,
the wile of . Mr. '1 W Gibson,
•• formerly of Wroxeter, a, son.
ss"ERWIN-In 1-lowicki on April 18th,
the wife Of Mr. h. Kerwin, a din-
sghter.
RITCHIE-In Grey on April 14th, to
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Mr. and Mrs. John S.. Ritchie, a
daughter'. •
• Peaths.
INWOOD-4u Clinton on :April '27th;
JOsima, Inereod, . 'aged 79 years
PA.andOtT rEL°ItIn4Is
.L.. ondeS' bore on April.
. 24th4 John, Infant: son Of Mit. and
. Mrs. slohn Fawcett.
COLTART-.•••In Stanley oh And). 28th,
, John Coltakt, .'aged about •86.
• years •
ROWE:-In HOY on April 14th, Fier;
ence Balkweil,wife of John }time,
• aged 42 years and 2 mouths.
pinnbins," tounty, N. D.,
.. April •18th, John 13. Geiger,
formerly Of Hay township, aged
• :71 years-' manths and 21day.
OESCH-Atthe Brownson Line, Hay
on April 23rd, Oatherine, wife of
Mr. 1Viedno Oesch, at the age of 50
years, 7 .rrionths and 8 days.
DUNIART-.-At Berlin on April 210;
• Henry Dumart; formerly of Zur-
id, aged 68 .years, 7 Months and
11 days.
DEMLITH--At - Port ' Arthur Mt Aptil
15th, Henry Demuth, aged 60 yea-
rs and 6 moliths. ••
TAYLOR -At Exeter north on. April
23rd, Elisabeth Etheleen Taylor,
aged .15 years, 3 menths. and 8
STEVE' At CranbroOk on April
• 21st, Mrs. Mary Steele, In her 85-
th year. ' •
C.ANIPBELL-In Winglaten on April
• 24th, David Campbell, aged 73
years and 0 months. . •
MULHOLLAND.- In arandort, vorth
Dakota, on April 22044 Sarah
Netterfielet; beloVed wife
of Mr. J, B, Mulholland, formerly
of Wingliarri.
NIERGARTED-In Winghatn on April
20th4. Manford WOlIniri Niergartil• ,
aged 3 years end 10 friontite.
• The Nowa-Record giVea the ideal
06Wet
444.,44,
THE TRIUMPHS OF PEitigNA INCREASE
Thousands of Unpublished Testimonials on rile.
Thousands Of Chronic Ail-
ments of Women Cured.
Every Month.
• Di.siguIsed fnternal Catarrh
the Enemy of Women.
Miss Della Stroebe, Rural Route No.
I, Appleton, ;'is., vrriteat *Tor eeveral
yours I wars in a run-down condition,
and I could, find no relict from doctors
nor medicines.
"X could not enjoy m y meals and could
not sleep at night. I had heavy dark
circles about the eyes.
"My friends were much alarmed. X
Waa advised to give reruns a trial and
to ttlY joy 1 began to improve with the
first bottle. After teking six bottler' I
felt completely cured. 1 cannot say
too roncla for Perms, as a medicine for
'women in a run-down condition." ---Della
S troche,
•
• Rtrnl RoDu4tie4-tiAci j..ATPRP°LEEPOEN'AfiX
Pe-ru-ti, the Only Internal
Systemic Catarrh Remedy
Yet Devised,
Prominent Cases In likts-
tration.
Mrs. Iloffinimi 601 Nardi WI
street, Sans City, Ketas,, writes:
‘'For eight months I suffered with bear-
ing down pains,dizzlness, and wretohed
headaches,. The doctors called it by!
different names, but all agreed that I
had female trouble, wh..ich was realty
the cause of my illness.
“Theypreecribect for me, and X 'too;
their medicines, but kept getting worm,
until a friend told mei:would never get
well until X tools Porous,.
Within a week after I Started to
take it I felt much, better and I con.
tinned taking It for two months with
almost marvelous results.
am without an ache or pain, feel ten.
years younger, a,nd feel that I owe niv
life and happsuess to Peruna."-W.Y.
Hoffman. t
.911tf E:9"1.01ERALD,
tee tiresth.ft.moumpoi.i.r:Ssie,
Mrs. E. M. Mertild, 128 W. 28th St.,
Indianapolis, Incl., member of A. D.
&might Circle of the Ladies of the
11. A. R., writes: 44I am to -day enjoy-
ing perfect health, thanks to Ferrule.
*Nor nearly four years I suffered with
ovarian troubles.
“The doctor insisted on an operation
as the only chance to get well, but I had
always dreaded an operation and
strongly objected. . •
"My husband felt disheartened as well
as I, and when a, friendly druggist ad-
vised him to bring me a bottle of
Peruna he did so, and I started to use it.
"In a short thaw my health began to
increase, and • my aches and pains
diminished. Within eighteen weeks I
was like another being, in splendid
health. • . . ,
' (Words fell me when X try to tell yon
how Fled and grateful X am." -E. M.
•
Address Dr: Hartman, President of
`The Hartman. Sanitarium, Columbus,
All correspondence held strictly con-
ildential. . •
• •
•„ma bleICISNEK.
lth Jr.; 9111.11/AUMEE. wt.):
• klitSitil
'Andy Younibltit gees to New York
this week as the guest'ef the Equit-
able Life Instir.:ance Co., who are giv-
ing their agents a free trip and a
week's .entertainment at:the, expense
of the company,.
W. Davis of the Rainy ,River clistris
et arrived:here last' week and intend
becoming a permanent resiclent of our
village.. He is a Rood musician and
our band are :pleased :to hivehis
valuable assistance,.
William Cudrnere, the l'Huron Hay
King” was in town last 'week. His
friends svete minch pleasedto see him
Atter his.lbeg illness, • • •
W. IVIcCloy has reeeived an. appoint -
went under •the . Crown Lands. Depart -
Merit as inspector over Mer. townsh-
ips in New -Ontario.
-Miss Elizabeth Ethelyn Taylor, sis-
ter Of: Alex. Paylor o Hnsa11, p.4i:'
ed away at the' residence of Mr. Glen.
Hibert 011 Sunday." The deceased;
.who, Was:a Young girl, oL a little over
15. years of age, had been aiUng tor a
couple of weeks :and had shown
Signs of improvement: 'Saturday
but away.;begame.wern
.se o, .Sunday and
li,
The annual. district : Meeting Of 1
the Methodist church for the Exeter
distriet Will be held, at Ansa Craig
on May 17th and 18th. Over thirty
preachers ...if ,layinerVIrt* the Chur-
ches '.:througheut the distriet are: ex-
pected tebe in 'attendance, On the
evening of the hist day a public mac -
ting Will be held under the auspiees of
the --local W. M. S. In the interests
Mission vqrk, at which Mts. Siris
eh& of '.Grand Bend • aad Rev. Mr.
Bendersort of Crediton will give • ad-
dresses..
Gives Two Real
Good Reasons.
FOR 8F,LIEVING.DODD'S KIDNEY'
PILLS CURE ALL KIDNEY AIL-
.1VIENTS. •
CURED HIS BACKACH& OF TW-
ENTY-FIVE YEARS STANDING
AND SATISFIED EVERYONE IIP1
RECOMMENDED THEM TO.
Edonorny Point, N. S„ May let, -
(Special) -Geo, :h. McLaughlin of
this plat* gives two splendid reasons
for his hel;ef that.tiodd's Kidney Pills
• are the only remedy for Eidney. ail-
ments. .11ere are the two reasons in
his own words
"1 Was troubled with lame back
for twenty-five years Or more, scnue-
titiles Se severe that I could net' turn
myself bed. Ova box of Dodel's
Kidney Pills tured lee and I have
had no return of the trotible sine,
• "I have receinineruled Dodd'a •
tiey PillS to a number of persona who
had Eidney Visible, MI whit, have
used thetrt have been benefited or
cured,"
Dodd's kidney Pins not only dere
all Eidney Diseases'from Ilailika.elte
to Bright's Diseaee, but they obsole-
tely cure them. But sontetinaes where
one oil two boxes selieves it, takes
More to Make e eeinplete eure,
•
,Hake.
The following is therelative stand-
ing of • the pupils of " S. S. NO. 9,
Stanley, for the menth 'of April.
, Sr; 4th-lreire Douglas, .Nathaniel
Eelers Reth keys. •. • ... •••-•
Jr. 'Edigitofier; Clara
KCtiuel
Sr. kil..Z.Isabel . Maissons Flossie
Capling,' JosePh Bresinerinen. '
Jr, 3rd -Myrtle Meyers; .Aoren Erb; '
• '
Clara Desch.
. .
* Sr. 2nd:-.1.1beitt Keys Mark • .Doug-
las- •
2nd-Gordoit*• Matison;1. 'Sarah •
.Agnew, Ethel :a.p.fei ' •
1i:-j78.':ge) : ry a
ePe:11gi(f;t(4);E;:BhI
641;re
Pt (h04aXV l:
S . liciward;•• Teacher, " '-• :
- '
. • .
Mr. George Beadle el Auburn called
On his friend,. Mr.. Youtgbfut, one day
list week. •
•
Mr. &list Williams of the Sovii-
gti
ilarik staff, Clinton, spent the ho-
lidaysit his hoz* here.
• The home of Me. Mentto . Oesch,
Brownson Line, Hay, was east tr to
"Men gloom on Sunday, . April • :23r1s
When • his beloved 'wife, Susannah.
Catherine, was called away lie the sit.,
60.1', majority. The ,deceased had been'
ot:emft'611. btclitchaerfut arwiaaSs haeirwalYns:
rles's, Shewas born in 'rante • on
Septereher '19th; 1148, but earrie to
• this cOustry many years ago.
There died itt Carberry, Man.', On
April; 9th, M. John Ma*, a native
of. HaY townehip. The 'deceased was
well and favorably known in the rids
ghberhend of Hensall • where he was
raised. • He Was a Isrother. of Mr, bay,:
id Mack of Exeter. .• •
Word hes been reeeived• here of the
death at Berlin on FridaY,April
of Mr. Henry Dumart Sr., at the age
of 08 years, 7 months and 11 days.
The 'deceased . was a former resident
of Zurich, at one time owning the
tannery here, but a teiv years ago he
moved to Berlin with his family who-
re they have since made their home,
• The home of Mr, and Mrs: Samuel
Rennie was en Wedn,esday evening,
the scene of a very pretty weddieg,
when their daughter, Miss Lydia,was
united in rearria,ge to Rev. Alfred
Geiger, son of Mr. Moses Geiger.
Rev. M. L. Wing of Berlin petformed
the eeremony itt the preseriee of a
large• circle of \relatives of the young'
coupte Miwsshitilte
altrtagnrtoloema°4,csd suas
ald-
potted by hi* brOther; Mr. Josiah
Geiger, •
On Tuesday morting, April 180i, at -
ter at illness of several weeks, John
B. 'Geiger answered the final smut/t-
em •and was gathered to his fore-
fathers at his home in Pembina co-
unty near Cavalier, North Dakota.
He had reached the ripe old age of
over 77 years, bestg born at Wilmot -
town, Ont,, •on September 27411, 1827,
The deoeased was a resident of flay
township many years ago, living on
the Drownsott /Jibe, about two miles
from Zurieb,
" .941SJ. WFHOFF.JYJAN •
,601 North Gth St, KANSAS C1TY,'
Mrs. M. Drickner, 99 lltb street,
milwaukee, Wis., writes: 4g1 have
strong faith in the eilicaey of Peruna
to cure the ills peculiar to "Touren. A
short time ago -I-found iny cendition
very Ariouss
et had, headaches, pains in the back '
and frequent dizzy spells, which grew '
worse every month.
os tried two remedies before. Peruna
• and was pretty discouraged when 1.
took the first dose: but ray courage soon
• returned as I could' see that I was being •
benefited, and in less than two nlonths
nay h eel th was res tored.n-M elate r.
A reward of $10,000 has been deposited
in the Market Exchange Bank,' Colo in -
bus, Ohio, as a guarantee that the „above
testimonials are genuine; that we hold
Amu possession authentic loners eels.
tifying to the same. During many',
years' advertising we have never used, .
*in part or in wholey a single spurious
testimonial. .
.•
Every one of our •testimonialii 'are
genuine and in the words of We one
whose name's appended. .,
,c,---ranwsrmaciartscoavic4Missomisow'
• Live. Stock -Market.
Toronto, May 26c1, --;-Export cattle
dealers renewed operations on a large ,
scale at the city yards this morning,
and this .stiinulated the demand • for ,
other classeS: and sellers reported a •
Very satisfaetory day's bUSiness. ,and
were well pleased with the prides 'ob-
tained. The quality orthe offerings '
was not up 'tp the mark of last weekx
but values were if anything a little •
stiffer, so that when .the quality of •
he marketings is taken into consist -
oration, there 'appears to some '
basis: for , the claim that pries
show a subistantial advance) Over the • • :
level prevailing .on Thursday last', The
:sheep and lamb trade was slow and
prices generally unohanged. Hogs we-
te
unchanged- at last week's advance., '
.Export Cattle -Shipping interests •
were( out in full •force and they bought
freely on the expectation that the mt.:.
Ile, boats, so :long delayed by the e,
blockade, will reach: Montreal 'next
.week. Considerable space has been
engaged eethese liners, and buyers ,
Were taking cattle' .rn liberal volume,
Prices • maintained "a. nun .ton, With
Sales up. to 54c per ' •
.Butehers' . Cattle -Rapresentatives
erthe local slaughter trade were acts.
ivelY conipetieg for supplies and the
available cattle were quickly 'disposed
ot There appeared to be a'hetter
mand for ..the lighter grade/ ol beef ."
steers, and these classes -manifested a:
.strong advanenig teOdenpy..
Compla-
iiit was Oleo heard in the diviSionre-•
sardine the • qualitysof the. reeeipts.
Gond Mt ,steers found a ready mar-.
het ;anti 'anything showing quality Wan! '
sriasined up witliTividity. The bulk tit
the offeriugs. seld at $5 to $5,50 per
pwt.„ with an. oecasional sale of
piked lot of prime steers at a sub-
stantially higher figure. •
.
Stockers and Feeders -The dereand
Was fair again; partiti;darly for sho-
rt -keep eattle that' can be quickly Put
in: matketable condition. Some very
high prices are ibeing paid by farmers.,
for cattle tp go baok On the grass,
but the hulk of the offerings self at
the figures quoted in ;the table be- '
, • •, •
Mitch Covii8,..-A brisk derearld Was
reported for good thilehers and Prie,es
maintained a firmer tone, ••!. !
The range of Price/ today .W0 as
follows :
Export cattle, choice.' $6 60 $5 00 '
do• • do • medium 5 00 . 5 50 .
do bulls • 350 • 450
• do do light- 1800 3 50
do pews •00 375
Butchers', pleked • 5 io 570
do choice •4 75 5 50
do medium •4 2$ • 4 73
do ' turmoil 3 '71' 4 25 •
• do eows, choice. • 3 50 4 60
do bulls •250 850:
Feeders, short -keep 4 60 6 8$
. do • medium 4 00 • 4 60
light 25 4 00
do burls 50 8 00
Stockers, common •2 25- 3 ,25
• do • bulls • 200 a 60
Affich cows, choice 86 00 55 00(
de do corempli • 25 00 85 '00
• On 22 steainships due, to arrive in
New Yotk this week front Great Brit-
ain• mid the Continent is the biggest
1 ttowd of inunigrants over . scheduled
. to etoter during sueh a period of titnot,
nurehering fesarly 25,000,