The Clinton News-Record, 1905-05-11, Page 4the NewsiiRecord
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Mr. Chas. Lovett has sold a six-
year-old seldiag to MH
M. C. . Wallia ton
Tiolmoville,
Poor, Watery Blood.
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M. and 'Mrs. Fred. Mitch of Clio,. Mrs. H. R. Fonder has returned to
Sundayed in and aroundm the vil- her home *t Markhasascomps,nied
THE 'CAUSE OF PIMPLES AND
ALL DISFIGURING UPTIONS
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MoKINNON & 'O. 0..1 BL. /TH
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by Mrs. W. 11. Foreter.
Dr. Irwin or Winshara 'was down Mr. Harvey Mulholland spent San-
see. his . brother -In-law, Mr. Mel- day with his parents. prior to going
Sprung, who is very . low at to Dresden where he has secured a
good situation.
Mr. Jag, Moore is very, low, but Mr. 'IL' Teo moved to Goderich this
hope being held out for his week,
The doctor has given him Dr. Medd ,of Hensel)... ittends leetur-
Bis trouble is of the nature ot ing in the Methodist church on "Woo-
gangrene and started in his foot last Mg 'and Wedding" in the near f t
u tire.
week; Mr. Ed.. Tebbutt, wife end 'family,.
One of. the -Cs P.' R. Men lost a arrived here from Californioa He Ira
•of horses. last week. tends to• buy a farm and remain here
Mr. Jas. Young has theme eontract of for somo time. .. . .
building the .cement sidewalks and in- ,
-DR. 'WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS
THE ONLY CURE.
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Poor, watery a:Kid-pale blood,.-s.is
tliecause td , every pale complexion.
olluasd ibmipouodzi-iihesloo-ids tlibleledc.awusietha poisony-
bad complexions Bad blood is re-
sponsible for eruptions and pimples
a torturing,burning,''
an . itching ecze!.
ese troub ea ,can only .e
ma.. Th I I,
cured throueh the hived, and the
only medicine that actually :makes
new blood, --rich. pure health -giving
blood -is Dr. Williams' ;Pink Fills for
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BARGAIN D,A.Ir
Big t 0 la 8
: Every day is BArgain Day At our 4 f , • tore, where you beve.
onzi4,0afti.dt_,1,1.7plato.rgrbat..antrak401.4L111.3:1C40. nwtt Tu. oethe"ansfaewirOpIrnictousridsvehrtrYwthalaivles .
YOU an ;two Or tne nargaing you :Oen get hisre every dor till they areeold I
"Wien Towlhia, 15. inches vvide*reRular price 80, Inc fie.' '
--__Oolireanonheirefttioillovrintfitkonttoeynia, t4e01.plieicslitielsowt.iteetekwa. o. rt8t1f,forSire..i 1. h. t 4
• • ,'' • - • inchesw e$ •P 114.• an
dark colors, good value at, 8e, tor est,
-English Saar013Y Flannelettes, wide width soft finiell in new
ea, regular laic. for 100, . * t • • • fimuYatriP-
-Ladlee' Cravenette Rain Con(, very special at $5.
--Men's Waterproof Omits,. in rubber iioed,cravenete
t. t th
.. and li nenoyer .0j0
retons of bubaeription-$1 per year In
. aAypeo $1,50 may be charged if
not LSO pod. .No paper discontinued
uatil. all *Mara are paid, union; at ,,
taa, ,optaloss ,01 the publisher. The
date .to which every SubacriPtien is
paid is deaoted on the label.
,
AtiVertiaing. rates- TraISIPAt PM'Ver-
tiaereents,10.. cents .per nonpariel
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line for first insatien .end a venwt
per Due ' ter eiteii subeequent insert-
inn. Slaan advartiliement's 4 4474 -4°,.
exceed one inch,. such as: 1404"
"Strayed,". Or '',,StOleutn Altai .14-
liertOd oliee for 35 cents and pitch
subsequent insertion le efA4S.
CoMintininatiOSS intended for Polgieft"
tioa .reuet, as A. 'guarantee of geed
faith, . be accompanied by the name
of the writer. • ,
W. J. MITCHELAL,
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Editor and Proprietor
of Clint% for the pretty turn of 5209 le.se.
*Ad bast still better onis 14 home.
Mr. Lovett believea that it pays to to
• raise good etoek. bourne
A meeting of the Orange Lodge was present.
.held . Monday evening. .Tho fife and
drum band has been re -organized and little
new instrumente are 'being procured recovery.
as there will be a larger mentbership up.
Jim heretofore. Our band will lead
IA the I2th . July .celebration in Olin-
ton, as Who been in the habit ot
doing for several years, past. span
Messrs. Charles Lovett and W. H.
Ball made A delivery of a. bunch . of
fine cattle to Mr. B. J. Miller ot tends
HUllett the other day. .They Were to
he. placed. on the grass, of which Mr.
Miller has • an ,abtlndaliee. Ohm. Tyn-
eV aold a pair 'of steers to 0; H. axy
Reid at Clinton os: Tuesday,
Mr. John Colborne is imp. roving his
Property by erecting k• wire Ieriee in,
front of it, - - •
Mr, J. W. Hill the Other day turned-
'Ott a -splendid lot . of cattle to grass
to start In a few weeks;
Rev: Mr.'1,ovvO •of Wirigham preach-
ed in the English church last Sunday ' Exeter.
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availing, and gave a stirring mission- Exeter, May 9 --The death took pia-
semen. cei here yesterday afternoon of Mary
Mr. A. E. Weatheral took charge A. Greenway, wire of Dr, - J, . A.
of the .scheol at Westfield on Wednes-. Rollins, and sister of Hon. . . Thomas
day, ass, ssessieb, his predeceisor, Greenwav, ex -Premier of Manitoba, all
has bought a greeery store in Goder- the age of 61 years. Deceased
ich ..and intends moving out there • had
been I $ I ' t IM
a long , su erer rola na erna
shortly. . .• growth. A sister, • three brothers., ' a
Mr, IL Govier is able to be axound sea and a daughter and the husband
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again. Mr. G. H. Younghlut is also survive,'
rapidly. • • • '
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Pale People. , me nevi hioed which
these pills make reaches .every organ
and port of' the body. It clears the
complexion, banishes pimples and
eruptions, and brings health, strength
and happiness. Miss Lizzie Lobsinger
Caxisruhe, Ont., says ... "Dr. Wills
lama' Fisk Fins is the' best =dune
I know of for cleaning' the blood ini-
blood • ' bad
purities., . .y ,.was in acon-
dition and as a result 1 was not only
weak and run down 'but was ttoubled
with pimples and eruptions. I •tied
-Sid '
at 42.50, 400, liiiist•SThto and $9, • . .
7 -Boys Knickers, inade ot tstron.g tweed, lined thrpughour. in. all slugs,
great value at 45e, 60e and 05‘.
.-010tbrog toe men and boye, in all the new pattern* and de i ' • t r"
-Greylvaltattoesii).BweldPeliweeidslh, fine even thread, worth, le,.f'a. ;01119' 3" ' e.
-Bleached Ootione, good width, very special at 50. :
eoact 30e, for 2rie,,
---TT_Iable.Lnin.eit I* yaii-di 8 Wide, lanai vale 2,c
--.......A.e.., --..inere _ }lose resu at, price.. . for 15c, • .
_7:Ladies Heavy /tibial Cotton Hoses worth lilei 3pair for 25e,
WrI•oiter sOme great argon's iu Drese Good, iii double fold goods, train
I2Se per yard to $2.
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Christian .Guardian BelleveS
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the 1.70vernmero. . is Aar- -
auguraling: a Strong -
and Consistent . •
Polley. • •
: .The Christian Guardian, in All edi-
torial last week, congratulates • -. the
Provincial Gioverement on the vigor-
oes manner in which it is endeavoring
to diave the license,laWs enforced.. The
artiale is ,in part as follows :
The Ontario government Certainly
appears to be inaugurating a Strona
and consistent poliey in its dealing
with the liquor 'trade. Personally,
we believe in prohibition and ' that is
the goal to which • our.energies are
directed. But 'we .gladly recognize
and rejoice in everything that • tends
to restriction of the evils of drink
and to the thorough execution of 'ex-
isting laws .to that end. Hence 'we
desire to accord all due .1)ra:is° , for.
the energy now being shown, in pitr-,
seance of the declared *glop-. of the
Government, in carrying .out mote NI-
ly and rigid134 the license laws On eui
-statute book. Particularly. ' do., we
desire to congratulate • the Govern-
ment an its choice of gentlemen oi
recognized ch.aracter arid 'standing 'in
the community as Linens:a Comaniss,
ioners for this city, as we• desire • to
congratulate these gentlemen. theta.,
selves on the proinptrieSs, thorough--•
.
ness, impartiality and courage viluch
they have shown in dealing with 'the
matters under their purview.' ..Tlieir.
report as to the hotels of the •city antl
their .action in regard to .thein .11avr
caueed very great satisfaction, .. not
only to the temperance people,. but fo.
all who have respect to. the . good inor--•
als and• gO'ed name Of Toronto....... . ''
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on 104 Summerhill farm. . . ' • .
Mr, Ike Brownlee is assisting . • Mr.
Hiram Hill with his mason work.
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Mr, Albert Wallace has raised Ins
barn.. Hiram Hill does the mason
work aml O. Clark the training.'
. Mr, John Searlett of Leadbury Vis-
ited friends here 'oat Week,
Messrs. J. W, Hill and George. Hilt
have- had their. barns shingled. . ' ,o'elgels.
Mae. 'Maud Tyner spent a few days.
tecently with Mr. and Mrs. John $e-
arlett,,Leadbury, • •
Arbor day Was .duly observed at our
school on Friday last. • . , . .
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Football is the favorite game heres.
aeotitS. We expect our boys th bold -
their own ageinSt all corners. . .
Sammie Barr 'ol. Clinton visited his
uncle, Mr. D. Barr, the olher, day.
The door of Mr. Walter. Illairs",barn
was ,violently 'blown:against his leg on
Friday .a.,nd 'brae a Mall bone. above
the ankle. . • '
Mrs. Bali Sr,, we regret 'to sal', is
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in a•verk: serious condition, •,,,
. Mr.. Melville Sprung. is also. 3very
ill. • ••• ' • ' '. • ••. • . • ... ,
' ft Tuesday.
, Mxs, Robt, Watkins le on .
for. Battleford to join her'husbkuid. .
Several of the Church of England
people from hereab•outs Went to 'Clin—
ton- on Sunday . eVening to hear •••ReV,
gr. 'Tucker,' who spoke int S.. Paul's
,
church on behalf of missions. .
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The 'dance:held at - the, horne ' of att.r.•
, .
Bert Oairter on Thursda.y night last
was •attended •by about sixty couples .
who enjoyed 'themselves to their he-
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art's content: - The .violinist. who.
'_ •had'. been engaged not. putting ilf an..
anpearance, Calvin streets and • Jelin 1
'Cudinore of ... Clinton were sent
s 1".
•and. rendered Snch good service . that
the .cOmpany, • did not regret . their dis-.
appointment earlier in. the• 'evening......
The, annualves.trym, ee. tingyof- St.
Peter's, 'church Was -held .Oii: 'Thursday,
.evening last, Rev.; Mr. ',Rhodes pre.sid.:
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recruiting ..... • . • _
several , medicines but the not
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Messrs, Knox and Eehlin are bust-
ling out the tile. ' • • •
, Wingham.
. Rev. W. E. Norton, Superintendent, ,. • ..
of. Baptist,Hothe Missions, .will preach -
in the Baptist " church on the Base • A. travelling woman evangelist zany"
ed lVfiss Annie. May Morton has. lob!
help rn.e.' .Thervi was advised. to take
Dr.- 'Williams' 'Pink Pills and these
soap, relieved me or all My ltelalifeS. •
I can reconnmend. .these pills' to anY,
One sidlering• from bad 01 a 0 d . ' • . , .
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Line next Sunday afternoon at 3 sjegesta whIghata by
Dad blood is the cense of marls/
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starting a series,.
Everybody welcome.: , . Of • old-time revival in. the
everY •disease that afflicts. hici?;.flitY•
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meetings
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It because Dr Williams' Pink
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.. .. IVIethodist "tura here, of - which the
Rev.!, Dr. Gundy, formerly of Strath-
Myth. ray, is pastor. Just before eOmmeties
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ef• ing .the s. ervice • on Sunday Morning
O. n Frid.ay the. • regular sittin.gs • i
. . , ast, quite •adramatiO• ineident took
the Division Court. was held here be-
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fore his honor Judge Holt. place. 'When. Miss Morton looked tap
. ... • -'• • • • E from the pulpit ard -accompanied a
. On mturdalr our cattle buyer, . d. • • ' • ••
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Pills make new, riai red i. -lo id tt a t
.they cure such troubles as aistenda„
heart palpita,ti,on„ ireadaches.•sn.th,pck
aches, rheumatism, neulaigria; , iiidt.-
gestic/At. k. Riney' and liver trouhle.s. and
admen's of girlhood and womannood.
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on, left this sta ion' with two
caarl•o ds •of cattle for 'Toronto,
-. R va, W. Lowe af Wingham -, reached
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Issionar serum in thePEn lish
Ciii rch S Y d r 'rni ' ` g .
u .on un .ay mo ng.. , .,
E. 'Watson & .Sons shipped several
oarloids .ot boos .to Petrolia on Mori -
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A forty-liour-devotion service •' s
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bow to the choir with the ' follow-
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ing words ; - "Good. morning, choir. 1
cannot sing with. you here, but Iswill
.ba-a,ble to .sing when I get to beav-•
en." She -further stated 'in' the • dis,;'
ourie which followed that. she was
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"sent by God to coriVert the • town of
Wingham " •
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But you must get genuine pills.
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with . the full name, "Dr. ''l% ',Items
Pink Pills fer Pale People," on '. the
Wrs,pper.a,round each box.' Sold - ' ''.hy
-medicine .dealers everywhere : or sent
Post Paid . at 50' cents a box or ' six
'boxes for 62,60:by Writing the; ..Dr,'
Williams' IVIetheine Cc. • Brutes:vine
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Ont., , . . .. . .
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• ' Get ill -Bile with natuie. Shed
.' ghabby -shoes and call and See.
• stook of Summer Shees, .
.... We are.' anticipating .rnak in.
.• our business and. in order ta do
reduce our:stock, We.' hav4 .:
those old .: .:,:-..
Our' immense. .."
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achangein ...
so we Must .
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held tile Ration Oath/die oaureit'
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=co -S. unday.r • . .. , ..
mho. roonster .steaRi..s4ovelfor 9 the.
co.ntractors .61 the 0.T:- R.• arrived at.
this station.. on 1VIOnda and . will •he
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pnt mto operation. at once,. .
. .citizeas - t,,,
r . Q14t e ' a number ofour a
tended the Big Beav.er minstrel show.
i W* h ' 1VI d ' • lit -• ' /
mg. am. on " all nig ' • wills.
:riving ova.; 'others' talting.advantage
. of Ale s ecial train. for the wagon. '
Itwas. nPronounced bv thoes' o' resent a
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splendid anon% • ' '
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On., Frida sevening
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,oRaffies,, movie. s in .
,I. The Mailand Finpire
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Mr, ,E, W.. llorninig's .stOrieS . At
.. in 8 e .• • r . k • .1>
are :universally admitted •. to be • the,
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Most fascinating tabs of criminal ad.-
veriture.'eVer w. ritten, • The: ;Charac-••
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ter of Raffles, the .gen lema.n...burglar
and jewel -robber, • is. one ' new, to • fic-
tion;•the stork,. Of hia exploits excel in
vigor, and -thrilling interest the •• worI4
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' . CpISStinCe. • .:
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11fr. John Coats. of. BritsSeis ' is vis,
iting his. brother., ,Robert Coats, :and
other friends - • •
.., in. iooshhas again.. of,
Mrw vIci
the./ cosntrapt for', th.e drawing of his.
Majesty's • mail . .with...a;.n .increa. se .'• et
saw
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Mrs: Noble A.danis is at present very.
sick, but we hope soon to say She is
on the Mend
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' :fishing
. worth and must get it down to
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-half.. This mons $5,000
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Shoes' at very low prides for cash
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We cannot quoteptices bUt
. a hint . It yeti oes We
need shoe
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• - save y.ou '20 per•geht. on. your
.the laect.60 days., No -trouble
..:Yoti are invited. to participate
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at least one -
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of. Up -to -Date •
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just give you
'can. and.. will: ,
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Sheete,eds 'for
toshOw goods.
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ill. these..,Bar-
neiet.E
Wortn%LeA,anre Of ,.tbe•Methodist churgi'
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i tend ' giving , a concert, .1 .plendid
talent • will be proVided for •the ocea;
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of any other modern *titer. The Mail
and Empire will • bogie. publication; , in
the Dailynn May :13 and tile Weekly
editien ..on Nay 15: ...of 111t-'•• Hoinung's•
Housecleaning M4have been
the • order of the. day during the. past
'week, - .. •, . • .• • . . : •
• On 'of last :Week •Mr : Si7.
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he Old. ‘112.eliable.,
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On 'Tuesday' anorniii we iintf .a fall
of the: beautiful; t. he lagst for ...th -
C. '4ea'••
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new serieg, Or .."Aritateur, 0reeks...m.a.a.
tales,.. -Which have never before app.ear-
ed. in' periodical ' forin '
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..Wednesda,y.
nteon. Ila..nds bad a:. very.; succesSful p. lo -
Wing bee, . , ; .• • •:'
• Mr...Will. Thoinpson,lost a, very val-•
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son,. We, hope:- :'' .. •,.•
; - 1/Ir..' WM'''. a.teg. :4 ',.,-CIVE.°#r :wh9 has
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The first of these tales "The Ides
of introduces -S.' hia-.
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• eab' e horse .one day last. week .
• ' ''.14r 'Alfred YoSn.8''iS at"busy
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' -wastememsse. ' ' .. '' ' ' '
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,rent:. \incase iniNfsp!otjorh-
March.,'"' ,Ra' to'''e and
faithful • companion ."Efunny,.". in their
present
Paintang 'M. ,r• 'la's. Dale's hohs°•. :. • ' :
...gm.' ilpir.---. .4114k. 4H14444....1041.4,414404.0.49.4444,040•40.****•1
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. An Excellent Impression. .
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- The weekly contributori"Spectator"
in the Canadian Churchman, . saYs :
" Premier WMtney seems. to . have
made an excellent impression -not only
upon his fella* citizens in: Ontario but •
also upon those...walo_are - following
his career with • interat throughout
' the Dominion.' His evident desire to•
enter •upon his work without. any flow
ish of trumpets did not pass unnotie..
ea by the public. He realized . that.
. the mar. buckling. on his armour could'
not afford to boast as he that is un •
girding himself after a victorious eon-
fiict. A charmed ..colinciousness • -o
weakness is usually n source of . great
strength. How frequently we - find
that responsibility and ' pp.Portunity '
age wt.
make the man. Some tittleIr
heard much talk of the lack et ability
in the ranks of .the. party which • Nir• -
Whitney led. His lieutenants.. have,
since taken office and no one seems, to
be conscious of any great descent frOm
their predecessors. We need never fear
a change of Government on the 00,7.
'Mg:. The' warden's. report wee .: read
' -nd ado ted • The . election of .afficera •
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.resnited. as follows': Minister's .VVar....
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den, IS...T.-- Draper ; People's warden,.
•J'. It Lowery sidesinen, Messrs. Jas,
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Miller,. Tlios. Watkins and • •• C. S.
Lowery ; •delegate .to. 'Synod,. O. • S.:
boWery. •The usual vote's of thanka •
'were' passed' and ,the vestry .. ad-
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Relined. - - .. , .. . . . .
The following isthe 'report of the
schoothere• fer- Apri sed On etten-
' 'I. bn ,
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•dance,:•.denieanor. and di igene . ,
J d n ertie
...4th. .class-,-Erina . or a ,. .. G . ..
Oakes',' 'Belie DraPer. : .. . ..
Sr'.... 3r67--Eisie Lobb, Minnie EaSom,.
011ie • Lobb, . Myrtle Beacom, . •May
Smith, • Willie Sinclair,. MurraY:Drip-
er.. .. . . .. , , . .
' Jr, 3rd -Fred. Lobb,, Nettie , Sin-.
•Ola,ii,- Fern . Beacoms .
2nd,•• elasS-1Vlaggie Easoni,i , Vera
Lobb, Butiali Nesbitt,.;Frank,• Lobb, •
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Gladys. Diaper. ., .... . . . , , .,.
, Pt 2 -May Sinclair,. 13ertie ' Bees
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corn. . ' ...._•'• • ..... ... -,.. •
• • Pt. ,1 Sr. -Herold .Lciviery::'.. . ..
Pt.: 1. Jr.-S-Ieleir•Nesbitt, .:' Luella
:Lob,b, Isax;e1.Sinclair,.PerY1 Huck.-
lappointed
.fOr.
' as . uron ir, p ace, co L. * h. R.
Miller, . ,is a ,former . resident. of • Blyth •
d' d ' . tti ' . '.. - : .
early. minFipal lus-.
ultlntf.i
first. and mos t -exciting 'burglary Of the
. • . ..t • •• • • . • • ••• ,
grea .1eWelry .stote. -One. pi these.
' 1VIestor . Howard •• -AtinstrOng ... .and
,br th • .1-11 • .'ted. 1 ' '•' uncle,M •
. o et ..o unie visi - us. 1,
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Watt Tueltaanith. •
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INTELSO•
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tory 0 ,. e vs iage eecupied the ree-
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ve's chair..., He . afterwards moved to
Winghem •where he became a .premin-.•
4_ citizen at_
`"" d. -was. hOnored .. with
. election tO the nositions 'of 'reeve and.
nif y r ' F r the st thr .. r •• f
. .a o .. o pa et, .o • our
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new tiles will appear eVery Saturday
. m , The Daily 'Mali and ..Erapire, as- . welt
- Weekly .• •
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three :montlisi. . •-.. , • . . . .
. Orders :taken at ' the ,offiee or this
paper for .The Weekly Mail and pm-
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..Rogerson of .
1 • Mrs. George. Hart of. :Winthrop ' called.
ton Mr . Daniel Siitherland on:Sunda. ' •
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Mr . George 'Wheatley • Jr. •• now, spot-
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s a new, river, having pure a,se e
from 1VIr.. John Murray:- .
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•home of her parenta,. Mr. and Mrs:
ed to .any. -address in Panada, Great
Britain 'or .. the • tTnited St .E.; f
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Sunday morning" after an illness *hi,.
eh lasted' three months.. Tuberculosis
was,the °cause Of .death. Deceased. Wag
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a. good living. young woman and •when
in • the enjoyment .of good health Was
a regular attendant at all services in
St. Andrew's church. - • . •: , '.."
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One . of his 'windows . last .week awed-
. ding cake' that is • a ' beautY. It, will
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go to 'Chatham and.'..Wilr• play a Pres
Minot' part in a' big _wedding in that
city. ,.:
it . This is not thefirst time that,
Sto-thersr'...at....the-.ciectrie-,light_plant,
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.. On. Sunday Monsieur ..N., M.' •Centin.
and .- party arrived here With a -large..
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electric automobile.; .They started.
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reached Exeter •the,• power ' gave: • 'Out,
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A teeth. °Charges ' and 'a 'wagon. ...were
precured ant.r hitchedte the front, of
.it .arid thus ...the . teniainder or the jettr,-•
'ner•• to ,St, ... Joseph .was - made, , On
Monday, eVening the automobile Was
" brought. to • Zurich: and wasrecharged
We '' un-'
of .a. serious 'mishap.. which ' befel 'him
that. day. He hait Mounted ..a. Step •
ladder: .to. hang some pictures in one
'Of the .rooms• •of his .residenCe, • When in
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some unaccountable, manner:it spread
out allowing him to fot 'heavily. - to
the' ftoor.. He' sustained inanY , 'mita
.and 'bridges 'about the 'face sand' was
at first , thought to be • irijered ' inter-',
nallY. • , . • . . ; • • . ' „. - : .. ' - . . .5,
• ,, 'The Canada: Furniture 'Co...haw de-.
finitely •:. decided . to accept the ' , terms
:•Seiforth has offer14' diem to 'erectanL•
other large furniture factory. • h a e ,
Manager • Bet - the 'present factory,
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balferY have been 'sent. abroad., 1
Mr. .• Wm.: Drummond 'was .' in the.
village on Saturday.' Ile is ric/W.• 107."
, coed in Vilinghnm where he is manag-
a of 'the flax Mill: ': ' • . • •• .. -
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service in Trinity .church .every Sun-
day 'Morning • and eVery 'alternate
Sundayevening, ... ' -. .. . . :
,Ste. A. H. Plummer left laSt week
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'deratand., My. dantin. infendi... runains
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•AuSesPer• LiPphardt his .deliiesed
the assesSment- roll' for the . year. 1905
for Hay township to the clerk,' from
Which . weL.taki. the .following statis-
ties ; ' Nunlber . of '. persons • •assessed
1001; number •of .: ratepayers, 061; acres:
in township 52;490, value . of land, $1.,-
buildings
'543,600, Value of buildin:$745,150, '
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total $2,288,750, business 'assessment
of.
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part ' a which will be 12480 ; and.
Woti.five ' stories in height.. The
build g will probably- be of • ,eentent
blocks with cement floor's.. throughout
and Will be. modern , and up-to-date in
every „respect. Besides ..She Main buil-
ding...there will be .a dry kiln,. engine..ight
rooln and other necessary. Adjuucts.
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session of one paety. If the citizen*
would cultivate the habit of disesiss-
ing its dominant party from power
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when ,it tailed to • do its, duty, it•wou-
ld 'not 'be long before si .higher code or
ethics would prevail in public life." '.
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The • nullett assessor, Mr..Williare
Carter, •has finished hiS work: of • - as-
gessing the township, . and returned.the,
tell to:the clerk on :the •29th, :ult.
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What Is TheProper BliSiS,..
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The rates charged by railways for
freight and passenger service should be.
based, not on what it Would eost to
duplicate the roads today -but . on the
cost at the time the • roads . Were
.built. .
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o! John W. Loud, traffic rhallager.' 0
-the Grand -Trunk, ;before the Railway.'
.Commission, at the sitting. held in
Toronto laSt week. Is .it soubd ? ' It
would be laughed a,t-if advanced on
behalf of a private business arterpri-'.1'
se. The farmer who demanded A price
for his wheat based on the cost , of
sowing by .har.d, reapii4g With a 'sickle
and threshing with oxen,. •wmild be
deemed a fair candidate for the ' asp,
lum. The rniller who bated the price
of his flour on the cost of producing
by the kind of machinery iti use 50.
years ago ,would be quietly passed to.
one side for treatment by ' ,The °aka.
Trollope method. The same ' general
statement applies -to all lines ' of pri-
va,te business. Prices of production In
all the ordinarY coMMereial tealatak-
ino must be based on the cost of a
modern plant operatirig Under modern
conditions. Why,. thea, should a. dirt...
erent standard he fixed. for a railway
corporation? Why. should the test 01
service by a carrying -company be fix-
ed . on 'what it costs to build n. toad
at A titne when the .hand -shovel was
In use, rather than on, the cost of
duplicatirsg thait road, with the aid ,ot
the labor-saving trutehinetY Of ,t,odaY. ?
Surely tho tact that the right to. ex-
1st has 'bean telliarred upona railway
by legislation ,ettaeteci by the peOple'g.
representatives, 'does not .earry. With
it Any suel privileges as .Mrs --LOW
denittedss-aWeekly Sue.
Under .the new assessment act the
work . is 'Much more 'difficult - * in lot-
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merly, . yet Mr. Carter has. presented.
a good . roll • and . with the:. exception
or section • 2, which is not ' ....generally
eaMplied with, it is apparently very.
. correct and in • accordance with. 'the'
statute.. :Seaton NO.• 10 of the . / new
aot respecting business assessment .. is
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not 'regarded favorably, :Mere eSpeout,
ly.by men in a small way of business,
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to such it seems Midis very unjust
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b . fired with others. Another
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requ reMen o e new ac . is -e
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valeation • : ' a real property exempt
from taxation 'except for local Stra
' ovement • such a's churches sehool
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houSes, pub le, a 8, f3,C. .. . • .
The following is a synopsiS . of the.
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roll .for. 19 . . .
Number. Of -Ores . •• 53,484
- •Nuniber of Ores cleared 48,727
., Number • of antes 'woodland 3,053
' Number of acres swomp 6,704
• Valtie of . real property $1,402,810
'Value of buildings 7' 502 325
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Business assessment 13,750
Taxable %Cottle . 100
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Total aslies t . . 1,938,085.
The melon have let the building of
two • iron bridges With Wined abut-
Monti; 'and floors and are purehasink
three fifths' of an acre of land .. from.
-Geo, Bedford for the . purpose of
• widening the road allowance, straigh-
tellies the creek and closing up. two
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bridges, thug reeking . a eonsideraDie
saving for the future. A. now road
grader has also been purchased which
is now at Work improving, the Wats
ways in the cadent part of the towns
ship..
The coast for the. revision of tbe
assessment roll will be held on MAI-
say, the 20th May, at 10 as m, JAM.
es catriabell, Clerk.. ,
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points
.in the interests of the' Ear k t
e a cement
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secretary •in placeof 'Xr, Writ.;Elliott
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Quarterly. services were 'held in the
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largely. attended.. On Morality evenirg
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finances • were .found . to be in good.
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condition. Mr. E, ' Troyer -of • HMS-.
green was appeinted a, delegate tO the
acres swarnp 6722, • • .. .. '. •
• k ab 'neais" -was re6eived
Last . wee ,. e.,
hcfe. of the death 'at Oavalier:,:' X: D.
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of • iss Ma,y, .daugh er. o r. an
. Rickbell • • - " • •
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'On Wednesday -eVening tile literal/era
of. the Zurich Y. P,..a. th '- t t •
ga awl. a • he
home of Mr..S. Fannie -and' r 'seated
Mrs; (Rev.) Geiger with a P garldiess
• :Assessor Ballantyne has qompleted.
the assesimetit of Sea'orth and from
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follewing. statistics ,:' The total 1,ses-
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smeht .is $651,326 ; taxable intiorne is
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z.re business assessment is
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property .. is, $563,025 ; the • tetal poli-
latirm is 1211 i number of dogs :95 ;.,
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h d th . " . 't th t th ' th
ope on e..eircui A e wor.. y
• pastor, Rev. E. A."Shaw, will ' be
returned • .by oonferente. for - ,,..,,s,„
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Alan ;Were. hi Stratford attending the,
limenal of • their.father,• who diet! there
at , g 0 year . .
' t the ripe old a e f .82 s The
funeral took. 4n. the Wdotisteek
iitle. deaths' during the past year, Were
/2 „ and. -births- 31 ; the nuMber • of
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cemetery where . the late Mr. Heide.-
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close..of the prayer meeting in the
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,gmondv o resbyterian church e
pastor read an •appropriate fare well
address to them and on behalf of the
CALL and SEE IT
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Medicines," says Mrs. Chas, Vittais-
sell, . Digby,. N. S., ."until I began. 'us-
ing Baby's Own Tablets. When . my
last .baly was 'horn we /teller hoped.to
,raise her, She was weakly,' did not
have any flesh on her blinei . and . a
bluish eolor. Tho dotter • Who at.
tended .. her tow me she would not
live. After reading what other moth-
era said. about Baby's Own Tablets I
deeided to try them, And Intust now
honestly say I never had such a .valta
able medicine in nay , home, It has
changed • my poor, sickly,. fleshless
baby into a lovely child, now as fat
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A heavy snotvfoll is . reported'at
Willow ilubeh' N. W' T. '
Francis Pitt, a young Englishman,
.handed himself .in Hilbert township.
: It le reported that 850 Grand
'Trunk machinists are on strike at
•Stratford. : • . .
Lord and Lady Grey age at Mon-
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Several robberies' of mail bags from
congregation presented . Mr, Elliott
with a .purse containing it substantial
sum of gold, and Mrs. Elliott with a
life membership certificate hi. the
Woman's Foreign Missionary. Society.
Mr. Elliott was a member of ,Session
for 25 years and Mrs. Elliott was • a,
member of the W. F. M. S. Sieee it
Was first organized in. the 'OongrOga-
tions. . • . .
The regular meeting. of the Settfor-
th.Collegiate Institute Board was 'ho-
Id on Monday evening last:. A. letter
trout flev. .1; W. Hakim of 0hothaln
was read and ordered to be filed. This
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P ain a YanlZe a ire, an . nnea e . ire. ••
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Spades, Shovels Rakes Hoes eta ,
All sizes 'Black and Galvanized Irdn Pii)e.
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" -to clean . in:101; lots4
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aa a butter ball. Words fail toex-
press My thanks for what the Tab-
lets have dare for my child and I
,can only urge that other mothers do
sts1 do now., keell the Tablets in the
hOUSO eways.", Baby's Own Tablets
positively cure all the minor ills . -of
the north shore are reported at Que-
bee'the.
President Mackenzie announced at
WhirdPeg that the old freight rate,
which -had been raised Without gams,:
Soh by the Provincial GovernMent
Would be restored, immediately.
letter was in, reply to a motion of
board at a Previous n'0011hg ex-
pressing appreciatioft of the' vain-
able eaviees of Mr,. Modena as a
limber Of the Board for manY Vara
, and regret at his withdrawal oa at-
count of Ida 'removal from the .town.
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babyhood and childhood and, 'the
mother has a guarantee that' they
contain no °Plate or harmful drug,
Sold by all dragglits or sent by MAil
at 25 coati it box by writing tile Dr.
Williamv" Mediate Co., BroekVille,
Ont. .
Mrs. Servos, an old resident of Nia-
gara ,distriet, died yesterday and her
daughter, Mrs. Jetties Alkenri. of Ni-
agaresonsthotake wag seized with
paralysis on returning irOni hnr moths
er's deathbed and 5.160 posed away
In A few leers.
Mr. William Elliott having ,tendered
his resignation as treasurer oft ac-
Count of leaving town, Mr. Alex.
Wilaori, the present secretary, was
.appointed treasurer' In 'addition, at st
Saler 01Sg0 a year for the treasur.
OrShiP.
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LOSS Of um and &Magi; has been
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A Sault Ste. Marie hetelkseper is
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