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THE IVIOLSONS BANK
irieorporated by Ant ef Plaaimplato
CApITAL PAID UP $3,00000
RESERVE FRIO $3400,000
toaD OPPICIL nifortREIAL.—
, Former*" iseto Notes Oohed or Collected. Drell,* an all pointain the.
Detninion. Greet,Urilted Stateeatid Mersey) Cowart* bou-
ght and Old at beet. ratees. OOP* reeelpte iieued and highest current
rate of interest. ellowed. Advitocee made to Femme 1404 Desist's
71AndBpsinet4 Men at loWeet tatee mid on most II:Womble tering.
' RAW DEPARTAIONT.
Deposits of $1,00 and upwarde rbeelved. Internet allowed at higheet
eurreet Wee from date of depoolt. eumpOunded bide-yeerly and add.
principal June 30th and December 814.
BREWER Itisina,ger.• CLINTON
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Those vvlio have used
Hellyir's Silver Polish
say• it is the best.
WHY?
Because it cleans
verwear easily and
verwear remains clean
longer than when other
polishers are used.
Call and get a
•bottle, only 25c
P. S.—Should your clock
need repairing lotus -know
and we will call and get it
and when it is fixed rep •
turn it to you.
Vir.H. ‘110.1yar
'Jeweler •end Opticiai
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ee ran
MRS. WM, SANDERS' DRESS.
CUTTING. SOHOOL.—I will eeecit
the fleet part of my dress -cutting
course, consisting of how to eet
• all kinds of shirt -waists, sleeves
and Plain slgirts, how to draft ses-
• tem to make a perfect fit for
one. The instructions of this work
are printed aid given to each pupil,
Charge $5, which is the value et
• system alone with lessons- given free,
to be taught in 2 days, Monday,
and Tuesday, May 15th and 16th,
at ray school oe Albert street, Ste.
atford, Best ohm& ever offered
for girls working inshops. Write me
or see me at my school in Stratford
• Saturday, May 13th, from 1 to 0
p, m. •Strangers may board at
school,—Mr, Wm. Sander's, Tench• ee
aud Inventor, Bee 159, Stratfoid,
Op.t.
•HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
ted at my hide house in Clintine
• Highest. cash price paid. -0. S• .
Dean, Clinton. 50-3m*
WE MADE A SPECIAL EFFORT'.
'TO SECURE AND HAVE ON
HAND A• SUPPLY OF)• CLEAN
SEED WHEAT . AND TIMOTHY.
FARMERS MAKING THEIR PUR-
!CHASES FROM US OM RELY
UPON GETTING THEIR SEED.AS
FREE AS POSSIBLE FRO1VI ALL
NOXIOUS WEEDS.
WE ALSO KEEP-• A FULL STOCK
OF FLOUR, BRAN AND SHORTS,
• CURED MEATS, ETC., AND SOL-
ICIT A SHARE OF YOUR PAT-
RONAGE.
J. A. Ford,
PO IT
This is one of the most mod-
ern of mottos and a geed
one it is. You've been,. '
thinking of giving us
an order for gro- • .
eeriest
DO IT NOW -
We want to get tied order..We're•
anxious to show you how de-
pendable the quality is and how'
moderate the prices are. We witet
to introduce you to •
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GrOCCI'Y ' Satisfaction.'
—This week we pessed•into . stock-
-about half a eon Of "Tea" ,Pri--e
—ces ranging feorit 25c to 75e per-
-lb. The quality invites inspection—
• —Ie justice to youteeli yoe ought --
-to test oui. teas
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I HAVE BOUGHT THE BUS AND
draying business iron.' ltleiers, Moff-
at and Ker and' rented the stable
of Dr. •Evans Where I have teleph-
one connection; Passengers or bag-
gage celled for or delivered to any
part of the town. Prompt service
guaranteed.—Josh Cook,. 62.
FOR SALE.—TWO STOREY BRICK
cottage corner Prince. and Orange
, streets together .with acre of land,
hard and soft water, etc.. Will . be
*sold cheap.—John A. Croll. . 65
• CLINTON.
• thou° 111. • Prompt DeliVere.
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FOR SALE.—HOUSE °ANA ACRE
of hied, on Ontario street east. --
Joshua Pearen. • 65
alth."
COLORADO,..CALIFORNIA PORT-
-land and Yellowstone parke-Spee-
line conducted, are :being arranged
via the Grand Truek Railway Sys -
tem, in ebarge of experienced con-
duetor. All expenses ; included. To
leave Toronto early in July and
. August. Rate not expected . to
'lie over :$150.0Q from Toronto.' Do'
not join any other party. • before
consulting..E. M. toWler, 201 Bev-
erlee•St.•• Toionto: F. R. Hodgens,
Agent at
asses
• In spring .wben sulfa -bine
renders seeing pain-
ful smoke glass
should be used.
Ike; :11:ey.p.. -.AssOrtnient..
To ilave The Stock
.0 • 110i.-•:110.illight,Priees
Jeweler and 0
GRAND TRUNK miremY
roe Whiting has 41,41* Bandi-
n and She local police hoe been
asked to locate Rachel Elliott, e, re-
lative, who, it is thought, lives in
Tyrant°.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.— ANY
tinentity of good *eclat: shingles uow
being •manufactured, in the Village
01 Baylield. Priem right. APPIY to
W. R. Jewett, Box 30, Baytield. 70
LOT FOR SALE.—} AOR0 LOT ON
Maple street, next to corner of Mill
and Maple streets is'offered for
sale. It containe nuMber of irtlit
trees, currant and berry hushes, etc.
" Walter Marlowe. 70
FOR SALE..—THE UNDERSIGNED
will steer for sale by Public auction
on Saturday, May letle, eoreneene-
ing at 2' o'clock p. m. On the Mar-
ket Square, Clinton, the following
3 light sprit% Wagons, 900 nearly
new, others in good repair, 1 top
buggy very good, I open buggy near-
ly new, 2 carts, 2 seta single har-
• ness, 1 Singer sewing machine, 1
• lawn mower, and other articles too
numerous - to mention, Three 'mon-
ths •credit on approved joiat notes
or 5 per cent. off for cash.—George
Elliott, Auctioneer, Irthur Couch,
Proprietor,
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CALVES FOR SALE.—I WILL BE
at, :Clinton on Wednesday, •May
171.4) and • at l3rucefield on Satur-
day, May 20th, With loads of caeca`
for sale.—Hugh Riehmond, Newry 70
BAYFIEL,D COURT OF REVKSION.
—Make notice that a CourtotRevi-
sion" for the Village of 13ayfield will
hold its first sitting in the town
• hall on Friday, May 26th, A. D.,.
• 1995, commencing .at 10.30 o'clock-
, ie. for the purpose, of hearing and.
rectifying 'all complaints against or
errors in the Assessment Roll of the
present year. All parties interested
aro requested to attend.—a. W.
Erwin, Clerk of - the Municipality,
Rayfield, May 8th.
FIULLETT COURT OF REVISION. --
Notice is hereby given that the
meeting of the Court for the Re-
vision of the Assessment Roll of the
township of Hullett will be held in
the township, hall on Monday, the
29th May, at .the liour. of 19. 'o'clock
ne, for the purpose of hearing
and settling complaints against the
said Assessineet Roll. Persons ha-
ving business at the Court • will
please attend at the said time and
place without further notice,—Jam-
es Campbell, Clerk. Hullett, May
llte, '1905. 70
FOR THE WEST.
One way tickei. at low rates, on
sale daily until Mae 15th, to 'Mints
In Montana, Colorado, Mali; ,Oregon,.
Washington, • British Columbia, and
California.
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FOR SAL,E.—IIOUSE WITH FIVE,
rooms on Maple street .for • sale • or
to rent. Hard and soft water, freit
trees, etc., ete.—W, J. Falconer,
Clinton P. 0.
MT, otontlEist$ MINERAL BATIIS,
• Thousands visit Mt. Clemens every
year for treatment of • rheumatism,
digestive troubles, and riereous dis-
, ,. ordtro. Situated near Detroit, it is
uialeveyantiqnyenio
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Examination Free.
Modioal
quickly old comfortably reached by
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r-ig "ST. CATHARINES WELL."
• The waters of this famoits well are
Tiy DA. E. F. 13111;110RP/ELD,, of 8. tout specific for rheumatisin,fout,
Syracuse, N. Y. Believing in. Clair. neuralgia, nervous prostration, •and
‘t,royahee or trot, there is no gainsaying also serve as a splendid tonic. Situ -
the lett that the dotter tan explain tted on direct Me Of the Grand Tru -
the source atd cause of your, digests* nk, eleven miles from Niagara. Falls.
..elther mental or physical and has re-
ottOred to health and.happiness many Booklets- gee° information by addre-
Itelplefia invalids all their livee. Seed ssittg j. D. Motioned, Diettiet Pas -
jock of heir, name, age and stamp to! senger Agent, Toronto, or on Oleic..
DR. 0, P. BUTTERFIELD,. Syracit-I two: to the Company's Attist,tit at
THE 'RIGHT PLACE TO G-F,T
Men's and Women's Clothing, clean-
-cd, dyed and repaired is at Mrs. J.
T., Seward's. 69
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SlIGP AND RESIDENCE TO RENI'
,or For Sale. --The •brick store on
Albert 'street together with the
dwelling house lately occupied by R.
Fitzsimons, is offered either to rent
or for sale. There is a good ,eta;ble.
The preniises are well situated and
Cuitable -for any business. Apple:to
John O. Elliott, :Bayfield" ,Road,
or Henry' Beattie, 'Clinton.' 69
Del IC Ijo Cllntn
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'CLINTON COURT OF.REVISION.-T.
- Take notice that a Court of
• Edonfor ehe Town of Clinton will
hold its first sitting in the Council
'Chamber on Monday, May 29th,
.D., 1906, commencing at 8 • O'clock
' p. m. for the, purpose of hearieg,and
rectifyingall complaints against cie
ertors in .41e Assessment Roll of the
present year. All parties interested
are requested to attend —D L. Mac-
pherson, Clerk of the .Municipality,
Clinton, May 3.
STANLEY COURT OF REVISION -e
Take notice that. a Court of Revi-
sion' for the Township of Stanley
willhold its first sitting in the Toe
eves* hall, Varna, on Monday, May
' 294,Di;1305, commencing at 10 o'el-
ock a m or the purpose of heating
and reetifying all complaints against,
or etrors in the Assessment Roll of
the present year, All parties interes-
ted are requested to attend; j.
Ilainwell, Clerk of the Municipality,
Varna, May 3rd. •
Brous's.
The deoth of Rev. 1.1d. Webb oc-
curred on May 0th at 0, private hos.
pital in. Toronto, where he had
Well for two week. Ile was a
•graduate ot Huron College, and wile
four years ago. Hie Arse
charge was at Windsor where be was
curate to Rev. Cita0n Mocks. He
lett to take up the duties of rector et
St. John's church, Brussels, which he
had to resign a few months age Ow-
ing ti1 ill -health. Be was a very pro-
mising young man and hie death will
be greatly mourned by his large circle
of friends. He etas the eecond son at
Mr. A. Webh of Granter., a nephew of
Mr. C. 14. Webb of.Toranto. His
body was taken. to Granttan and was
interred in Bin cemetery on Tues-
day at 2.30 p. rn. •
-Port Albert.
• John Schoenhals is again ready for
work. leis mill has been working the
past Week.
Nels. Pearson wags a big smile,
a baby daughter having arrived in the
family. •
II. Bradford movee Jute tbe village
tbe past week. •
• Jas. Quaid is not so well tlae past
week.
Seeding has finished in this eection
and the beautiful rein or. Saturday
will do homes of good.
• Belgrave.
Belgrave baseball club have reor-
ganized for the comiug Season.
Bodmin lime works have burnt
their second kiln of lime mid have the
third filled and ready to burnwhen
required,
Wilson Nicholson and John Vetti
whiteengagedi at 'stripping earth -from
the rock and they were in tee act ol
dumping a load of earth at the side
of the river the wagon. upset into the
water taking the horse with it: . It
took • some activity in freeing the
hoiee from his uncomfortable pest -
the'. Wilson and Jack won't forget
•the•scene for many a day to come,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—IN THE
matter of the Estate of William
Brendan, late of the Village of Baye
field, in the County of Huron, bet -
cher, eeeeased. Notice is hereby
given 'pursuant to the Revised sta-
tutes of Ontario, chapter 129, see -
tion 38, and Amending Acts, that
• OreditorS tam others; having claims,
against the estate of the said Wil• -
Wen Brandon, Whe died on or ab-
out.' the ninth of IlViaroh, 1005, are
-• required to send or deliver their
geld' dame on or, before the twee-
tieth day of May, 1009,- to Kathar-
ine E. Brandon of the said village
Of Myriad, the executrix of the Wilt
of the said &teased, and 0.180
that after the twentieth day , Of
May, 1905, the said execittriX will
Preceed to distribute the assets of
The said estate antoeget the parties
entitled *dote, having regard only
to the claims ot *bleb she has then
MAIM and Will hot 'he liable for
the 'Tweeds of the said estate or
any part thereof eo distriblited
• any person Of Whose claim she had
not nollee at the time of • Ruh
dietriletitiore...Diekensott & GarrOW,
Solicitera for the itaid Executrix.
Dated at Goderieh, tele eighteenth
day of April A. D. 1005. 07-4.
Dungannon;
Mr, and Mrs. James Whyare recent-
ly visited their daughter, Mrs. et'.
Stothers, and other friends at Tees -
Water. . Mrs. J. Glenn ,a.ed W, Olivet
are on the sick, list.
David Lane of Kintoulh a. divinity
student, occupied the pelpit. on Sab-
bath for his. uncle,, Rev. C. Ruther-
ford, who, we are sorry to state is
still unable to take the services.
Marriages,
HoLLAND—JARVIS— In Winnipeg,
Man., on Apeil 29tle.Celia Jarvis
to Thos. • Holland, both formerly
.of the township or Gocleriolv ,
CAMPBELL—DAYSON —In Toronto
on April 29th by Rev. Dr. Turn -
bide •Florence Alice, fifth daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Raysori of Clin-
ton, to Thos. Reid Campbell pi
Toronto. •1
StIANNON—DORRANCE -- At the
manse, Egnoondville, on April 29,
by Rev. N. Shaw, William Jamee
Shannon of Logan, to Elizabeth
Dorraece of Seaforth. •
S'rEPHENSON—PRASER-.At Wy-
oming; on April 26th, by Rey. J.
M. Gunn, J. II, Stephenson of
Wingham to Emma Jane Fraser
of Plympton
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Births.
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DOHERTY—he Clinton on May -9th.,'
to Mrami eers. Lew Doherty, a
daughter. •
HART—In Hullett •on'May 6th, to
Mr # and Mrs. 'John Hart, a son.
JARVIS—In Goderieh township ' on
• May 10th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jose-
efi Jarvis, a daughter.
BELL—lit' Goderich on. May 5th, to
Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Bell, a dee-
ghter. • -
SMITH—In MeXillop, on May 3rd, to
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, a
son. -
• Deaths.
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WALKER-ein. Clinton:•on May 9th,
Thomas A. Walker, aged 47 years,
. 1 month and 20 days.
FOX—In Merden, Man.; •en May eta,
John ' Fox, a former resident .of
Clinton, aged 76 years,
ROSS: --in Edmonton', N. W. rsr4f ,011
°April 23rd Ernest W. Ross for-.
merly 'of Gederich.
Xileel—Ie East WiaVanosh, on May
3r4, Jeanette Yuill, Wife of Mr,
Peter King, aged 04 years, el mon-
ths and 2 days.
HANNA—In Winghain, ,on Apeil 30th,
•Elizabeth' Ruddy, . relict of ' the
lite Campbell Hahne, aged 74
years,.1 Month and 13 days. '
McLAUCHLtN—At Brier*eoe, Mani-
• toba, on April 1Qth, Lena, Leota.
Scott, beloved wife ef 'rhos. Me-
Lauchliu,• formerly of Iirusitels.
CONNER—In Exeter, on April 27th,
• Margaret GlIgan, Wife of James
• Connor,' aged 62 years, 9 months
• and 10 days. .
•SOOLE—In • Pannystelle, Manitoba,
oti April 301h, Laura Joe Cam-
• pbell, wife of Mr. Wm. C. Soole,
formerly of Seeforth, aged '24
'yeare,
LITHCO—In West Toronto, on April
• 30th, Louise Emerson, wife of
Mr. Robert Litheo, formerly "of
Luelmew, aged 48 years.
. EXettet,
For 00E00 time pot it has been
ipmerally *town that Mr. F. E.14e,re,
manager ot the Sovereign Bank bete,
wan to be removed to the new branob
now being esigabliated in London.
The change we understend is to take
plea in a few day*. Mr. Karn has
hOeu manager of this branch since its
establishment and by his genial ad.
Obliging dpesition, coupled with
his many other good qualities, he has
made hosts Of friends. The vacaney
is to be filled by Mr. Jos. Snell, now
manager of the branch of the same
bank et Dashwood.
On 'MOOT Mr. P. A. Anderson re-
ceived word of the death of his !tether,
Mr. J. Bo Anderson, in Marnuette,
Midi. About two _months ago the
doctoes mother died at the sante
place. His many Weeds will.be sor-
ry to rare of Ids second berea..vement,
and will extend to bine their sincere
sympathy. • The doctor the same after -
men wheeled. to Mitchell. from wheel
place be left for Marquette to be in
attendance at the funeral. .
The town has been iu darkness, as
far as the absence ot electric lights
could make it so, since Friday &en-
ing last. Some miscreant having a
knowledge of the premises and also
some knowledge of the working of the
dynamos undertook to put the pleat
out of biisiness sometime during Fri-
day and secceeded in doing so. Both
the dynamo that runs the Are ligetee
and that which supplies the electric-
ity for the incandeseents were temp-
ered with.
Clothes line thieves are again in
evidence. Oa Monday night the tinee
Of Mr. Samuel Adair and Mr, Si
Sanders of towe were Visited atie
clothes to the amount of several dol-
lars were carried away. The toctur-
nal visitors will yet carry their prac-
tices too fee, as a, sharp look -out is
being made for the guilty parties, ••
Travellers' Sandwiches. Take some
sandwiches made with Clark's juicy,
appetizing Lunch .Tongue. Nothing
half so tasty.
EXItniellatiOttS.
• Entrance examinations to High sch-
ools will he lield commencing on Juno
28. The legal teaching days for 1805
are : Rural schools, lst half year 122
2nd half year 89; urban school, Ist •
half year 12e, eed half. year 88.
cording to ebbe circular , sent out to
teachers „ this year there will be no
papers set for examinations in any
of the alasses in literature, history,
temperance and hygiene, natural stu-
dy and writing..
QCiAL
are The Most
,Extreme Cases.
STONE IN THE .KIDNEYS •CAN-
NOT' STAND BEFORE DODO'S
KIDNEY PILLS.
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CASSIDY OF OTTA,Wk
PERMANENTLY CURED AFTER.
YEARS OF .SUFFERING etee
THE' GREAT CANADIAN
NEY -REMEDY. • " • ei
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Ottawa, Out., May 8eir--(Special)-e
While all . Canada' knows that :Dod.d's
Kidney Pills are the standard remedy
for all Kidney Complaints, it may
surprise some people' to know they
'cure such extreme cases as Stone in
the ' 'Kidneys: Yetthat is what they
have done right here in Ottewa.
Mr. .S. A. Cassidy, the mae.
is the well-known proprietor of the
Bijou Hotel ee.Metealf Street, oa fit
an interview he says "My friends all
know that I have been:a malty; to
Stone hi the Kidneys for years. They
knew that .besides consulting the best
dectorein the city and trying ..,:very
medicine oouldethinet of, I was 'en-
able to get better." .
"Some time ago 'a .tkierid told Inc
Doed's Kidney- Pills Would cute me.
As a lest. resort I•tried there,' :' and
they have Mired re. -
1 could not imagine more SeVere'
Suffering than ohe endures Who • has
Stone in the Kidneys and 1 feel . the
greatest • gratitude to Dodd's Kidney
illS
11 e disease is of the Kidneys or
from the Rideeys,•Dodd'e Kidney Flits
will cute it: •
I have purchased the tog business
formerly earried on by Harland Bros.,
but lately by Mr. Donald MeCorvie,
and am prepared to receive orders for
all ghee of Coal, Grate, Egg, Stove,
Nut and Soft, and solicit gout .pat-
• rouge, Orders left at my office near
the coal eheds or et Harland Tiros.
.hardware store will reeeive prompt
attention.—Willfam Downs. 7.0
SEVERE 'CANADIAN WINTERS
DEPRIVED OF THEIR DANCER,
Colds and Their After-Bffeets Conquered
• By the Use of Pei.=
mt.
ter Nod
Catarrh of,
the Lungs
• and
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• Perm:a
Promptly
Cured me."
• –Alfred Roches.
Bon. Alfred Boehm, President -Canadian Foresters, 76 Fieurie streoe Quebeet
Oanadoi writes: • .
qaM pleased io add my testimonial to ' the many I see to the efficacy 0/
Peruna. I suffered for some time,with chronic catarrh of the lungs and really
.cthoonugeor
htlbiletaai
tl wasnefibnot about
8.
o Ethesame etasnyre.lief, aapine Used so many remedies and ally
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.iFineiiy 1 decided on Peruna and that was a lucky day for me, for it proved
to be the remedy Which' cured nze, iffy lungs are perfectly sound now and
have nothad the slightest trouble with thensince, and at the slightest inflica•
tion of a cold now I take a fei doSes and itwill'always wardoff any btizi effects."
Rochon. •
Catarrh 'Of the hillgO is, ordinarily, & slight cough, which, without a yes -
known as consumption. In, these eases tige of doubt, Would soon disappeu
the catarrh tetb usually found ita way with the uso of Pertma, becomes cheonic
of the dieease from the throat through quires a persistent
into the lungs by the gradual extension bronchitis, which re -
neglected . ' great many cases of consumption
the broncelial tubee. Consumption is uof se PerunTh for IS NATURE
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cheonio catarrhEvery one .
the natural teemination. ot all cases of some time. There areWARNING
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who is •afflicted With overy year due directly to a cold. •
chronic catarrh is Perim& is for sale by all first class
liable to be attaeked drug stores at $1 per bottle.
witli consumption at Send to The reruns, 'Medicine Cont. •
any time. 'In A•he first stages of the 'pany, Columbus, 04 for Dr. Hartman's.
disease Fermis is e sure curefree book, entitled, “Ohronie Catarrh...11'
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NEGLeCTED
COLDS PROVE
DISASTROUS.
Carlow.
•miss Courtney spent- the Easter
:
holidays' at her home in lerece cetine
neer Amberley. .Y
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Miss Tena lel. Johnston,' teacher in i
No. 8, 'spent the Easter Vaca-
-Lion with friends it St. Helens:,
*Thos. Bens was in Toeonto over
Easter on •bnsineas. After returning.
•home en -Monday he received ,word'. of
the death of his beothereneetv; Jos-
eph Hunter; M. Toronto, and returned
to the city the following day to at-
tend the 'funeral.
. At a recent 'meeting' of Morning
Star Lodge, A. F. and A: M., the
lodge Was honored, with the ,pieseece
of the M. George eVialeolm.
of St atfoed. . Brethren were present
also froth Goderich, Dungannon and
Blyth; Alter the work of the ' lodge
the D. -D.' 6. m. addressed ehe. Mem
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bees and .comphmentee them upon the
Manner in which they had performed
their duties.. Afterwards a iiippei,.
and a program, in eilechenany of tho-
se present took part, were ,much 'ere
joved
If you - see it in The NewS-Record
it's so.
East and West Huron
. Teachers' Associations,
A union Meeting of the East and
West Huron Teachers Associatione
will be held in the Collegiate In-
stitute, Clinton, on Thursday and
Friday, May 25th and 26th. Follow-
ing is the program:
Thursday opening exercises, read-
ing !thud.* appointment' of ' com-
mittees. "Should the leaving exam-
ination, as it was, ten years ago bet
restored ?" by C. Bluett, Crediton ;
"The Metric System," E. McLean,
Clinton ; President's ecldresS, G. S.
Howard, Illake ; reading with class,
Miss J. Wilson'Clinton ; Supplemee-
tett, reading, W. J. Moffatt,• Sea-
ferth ; reportofdelegates to 0..8,
A, G. S. Howard and Mips A. E.Con-
Sitt ; " Spelling," Inspector Tom,
Goderielt ; "Home birds," J. H. Cam-
eron, Brussels ; Representatives of
firms who are allowed Ato address the
Institute.
Thursday evening, President's'
dress, G. F.. Rogers, It. A., Seaforth;
Music, vocal and instrumentallec-
ture, "The Land of the daple,"
Rev. IL t, Scott, Galt..
Friday, election of officers, etc.,
report of the -resolution committee ;
"Definiteness, aecuracy and simplic-
ity in teaching," W. R. Lough, Clin-
ton ; "How to interest parents in
the new course of study, Inspector
Robb ; "Writing," J. W. Westervelt,
London ; "Lights .ar.d shadows in
the teacher's life," 11. I. Strang,
Goderich "Nature study," J. For-
est and Mies A. E. Cousitt,
Hflls-
grcen; Promotion examinations, G.
Baird, Clinton, and A. Scott, Sea -
forth ; Question, drawer, Inspectors
•
Tom And nab.
Live Stock Market.
• Toronto, May 9th.—At the 2.eitY
cattle market today there' was not
.,quite,es much life teethe trade as has
been noticeable the past two -weeks,
but for ell that there does not ap-
pear to Italie been any filling; Off in
eelees. As a matterof fact, though.,
there was inoredeliheraticni, the ireee
ket at times appearing 'draggy, Yet in
several cases, .as 'high Prices were -
reached as any paid during! the recent
high niark,ets. For pod to choice
butchers? cattle; the .market Was 4.1$4
stiff as ever, and loeal. dealeis said
they had to pay More for their catt-
le he minty cages than they 'could hive
the game cattle for last Week, 'There
were some leayers from outside pointn
in the Market and this element of
competition . with the local buyers
made • the market firmer for butch-
ers' ehoice and the common .butcher
cattle. For choice butcher. • cattle
$5.50' was freely offered. Although
there is still, trouhle s to sailing,
several boats being still fest ..in • the
ice vvhich were expected would be in
port by thie time, and although the
present prices in the Old Country
'market do hot warrant the high pri-
ees which are 'teeing -paid here, yet the
export cattle offering today were bou-
ght up to: the $8 mark. • The first lot
of North-West eattle were on the Mai..
ket today. They were.a fine lot' of
Manitoba cattle, good mixed shippers
ane butchers', and they sold well • at
S5Th25to e sheep m60.a,r k e t is. dell for year-
latnbs.
• The hog market is steady at Iasi,
• week's .quotattons.. •
George Rowntree bought for the
Abattoir Cempany 180 head of cat-
tle, export, $5.76 to $5.80; good but:
ehers' • hot -rep, 15.20 to $5.40 e
good loads of. buechorse .14.75 te *5,
medium mixed steers' and teem, at
$3.75 to ' $4.25 ; common eows, at
tuo ta,$4.15.
Frank Hunnisett hought,00 Mita -
era' cattle, 050 to 1,000 lbs., at $6 to
$6.75 ; 50 calves, about 125 Ibs,
itt-
4o per lb. •
Harry McRae bought 20 Mit:hers'
cows, 1,000 to 1,800 lbs., at $3.60 to
to01.4Zed5a.gman and Son sold a couple
of loads Of 7004b. stoekers.at $8.85,
Jess Dunn bought le, load of export
Cattle, 1,800 lbs.,°at $5.80„ less $5
on the deal. •
0. McCurdy bought a emote of
voireemism amiaLlaiamit.•
oads of export cattle, 1,250 to 1,500
at $6.60 ; a load of 'mixed cattle
tee.rs and bulis, 1,e00 to 2,200 . lbs ,
AV1e414 7
sto
Dunu bought 59 sheen at $5,
188 yearling lambs* at $6.60, 45' spring
lambs at $5.25, 220 calves at e5.76
A. W. •Pringle bought 15 butchers'
cattle, 1,00e lbs., at *5 12 ,
Wilson, Maybee and Hall sold -a
lo -
n of export cattle, 1,335 lbs., at
$6 ; ton cattle, 3.-,e00 lbs.;.at 15,70;
93 North-West cattle, line ,quality, do- "
mesticated, mixed' butthers told ex-
port cattle, 1,100 .tee 1,400 les., • at
$9.25 to 1e.60 ; two loads of nice
butchers' cattle,. 925 lbs., at $5 ; a
load of choice butchers', 1,085 les.,
at $5.40 ; a load of cows, 1,000 te
1,3Q0 lbs., at $3.50 to I4 40; ten' buUs
at $4.25. . • • . •
W. J. Neilly bought for Park, Bla-
ckwell and Co. 100 head of buteliers'
cattle, good to choice, 15 to • $5.§0, .
medium $4.75 to $5, goodeows.$4 to •
$4.50, etuurrion. • $3.50 to ,$4. •
•gorbett and. Herderson 'solc1•18 but-
chers'cettle, 950 lbs., at $5 ; three. •
900 lbs., at $4,90 ; .six, 1050 lbs., at
$5,40 ; five, 1030 -lbs.., at 15.25 ; sev-
en, 91:0 at $4 90 ; four, '180' lbse
at $4.50 ; ten expert, 1,300, lbs., at
$5.65 ; 'export bull, 1,210 lbs., at $e ; • •
export cows, 1,e50 lbs., at $6 ; tliree
cows, 1,e40 lies., at $4 25 '; nine but -
°hers' cattle, 960 lbS., at $5.15. .
, Today's run 90 cars, •with 1,421 he:.
ad . of cattle, 275 cheep and lambs,
e,1041 hogs, 275 calves, :
Export market steady to firm at $5
to 15 90 ; ehdice heavy steers $5.90 to •
15, bulis 14 to *$1.25.
• Sheep and Lambs—Market dull and
gts$135to.c.a. w2itan5.01-vf; e, e$Esd6. Lb): uepusaceoucia.hst:.0 et$ettw3:so.s,,otse7a!doedyea. esdl.ty;,; b$a4riatan7y5a.brtscie,
lambs, $3 •to $4, dull ;. spring' Willie,.
for *goed.. 0.a -t-
ees, 125 Dis., but the smaller • stuff
almost unealeable. '
I-logs—Market' steady at $7.
Butcher Cattle—Market steady for
choice cattle, extta choice firmer, tee-
diumeto common holding steady, buij
• slower sale.. .
.„
'.Toronto Farmers' Market.
Toronto May litho—There was a
little better showing today in both
• the grain and the meat market,•There
was • a fair delieery of dressed hogs,
and a little easier tone all round .to
the' 'meat market, though quotations
were unchanged; • Several loads ot
wheat were delivered, the rast fcir a
week or more past. .
Butter market is easier and
'
Grains—Saleg today were 500 bush -
,els oats at 46ec 'to 47.1o, 200 bushels e
red and white wheat at $1.03. •
Fotatoes—The market is jugt a little.
firmer. Eastern shippers are . now
asking 70e for ear lots. .
Apples—Good :spies aro getting very
stereo and the maxkob is firmer.
Holders are asking $3 to 13.50:
• Dreseed hogs steady at adVanee to
$91. and, $9,50 ; live hogs steady at $7.
flay -80 loads at $9 to $10.50 for
• best, $8 to $9 for mixed. Two loads:
of strew sold at $10. Loose straw le
quoted at $5,50 to $0. Baled hay
• steady-, but very little now • conning
•forWard, at $8.50 on trek here. Bl-
ed straw $5.50. •
• Poultry--Iteceipts light, Dressed
chickens 140 to 16e, live Vine 100, old
°
hois 10e; turkey hens 18e to 20e, tur-
key gobblers not wanted.
Ontario potatoes Are 'quoted at 50e
and NeW EtriMSWICkS at 650 to 70e,
ear lots. Out of store 70e to 75e
Duttor—Dairy pound toile 190; cie-
ruiNll'ge—Mke
a0eart09tllIeire at lie to 14ic,