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CAPITAL PAW UP $3,000,000
RESERVE FUND $3,000,000
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Poininton. Greet Britain, United States end all Foreign Conon lee bine
gist end sold at beet rtes. leepoeit reeelpte issued end highest current
Eft te orlinereet aihrwed. Advatices made to Farmere, Linn* Dealere
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At this season of the
year our extensive as-
sortment of articles
suitable for Wedding
Presents is always sup-
plemented IF, some'.of
the newest and nattiest
designs from the best
manufacturerspt Ster-
ling Silver, Silverware
Clocks, Novelties, eLc.
You are cordially in-
vited to call and
spect our pretty good...
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life of most people. Its
mportance presupposes
a ring of assured ciusl-
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• Our rings are absolute-
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our stamp confirming 46
••it. in quality, finish,
style and price our wed-
• ding rings have no su-
periors. We ask your
• inspection when 't h e
time arrives. We prom-
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'Nevis -Record gives... the local
- FARM FOR SALE ON: THE LON-
,. don Road, •e milefroth alintons
About 132 , acres first class land,
athe-alleratmil good--quaiitieseof-----oues--ericheaa.a gardeinehan.heen
groceries is by comparison • leeni for a eumber en years. Frame
Go anywhere, look anywhere', then house, large „barns, .plenty of stab: -
come beck and if ' we can't prove' :11•••• ling, pig . house, for 100 bead,
eeriOrity in price, quality and fresh- :element building. Possesglen given
ness of stock, don't bey. Give us et,• any time. Owner wishes to retire
chance to prove our spreiriacy. from fanning.. Apply to IL i;lione
That's not asking much. Here ,Lre. steel, Clinton. • • 71
Four eaders- SALE. -1. ACRE 1,0T ON
Maple etreet, next to corner ot Mill
• • .. and Maple streete is Offered 'for
. It contains . a number of fruit
trees, current and beerY isestes, etc.
; ,-Walter ailaatoWe. : .170
*that are bringing us'neW•eustomers
,every day. "Satisfied cestoiners are'
our best advertisements," live you
.tested :
•1 --Ogilvie's Royal Household Fleur.
It's the best made in Canada.
2 -Epicure Breakfast Bacon '
Really beautiful Ine•aes.
• 3 -Royal Crown Soap,
Just as good as any other sornis
and much cheaper.
FOR SALE,---110ITSE AND e ACRE
4 -Grand Mogul Tea,• of land, on Ontario street east.-
For strength and purify of flavor. Josleia,•Pearen. 65
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it stands alone. •
Call or Phone - The People's riveter •
SHOP AND rigsinmsran TO REX r
• or 'Pot Sale,-eThebrick store . on
Albeenentreet • together with the
,dwellin house lately occupied:by lie
Pitztemonseis offered either to rent
, or for,sale. There is a good stable.
The Paemiseg are well situated and
suitable for any business. Apply to
John 0. Elliott, Bayfield Road,
, or Henry Beattie, Clinton.: 69
FOR SALE,-110USE WITH • FIVE,
rooms ori Maple gtreet tor sale or
to rent. Hard and soft water, fruit
trees, etc,' etc. -W. J. Falconer,
Clinton P.• O. •• • C9
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CLINTON.
''Phone 111. Prompt Delivery.
mosell.111111111111.0111W Jr -
AIRS. WM. SANDERS•DRESS-
CUTTING SCHOOL. -I am nil-
,
preying my •dress cutting tourse,
Watch for particulars which will '
appear in a few weeks: In the
meantime for the benefit of the man
lie beware of advertisements •
riot
bearing my name as I have heard
of a few cases trying to teach that
haven't takee a teaoher,'s'eourse,froin
me and so are • not qualified. Any-
one thinking of 'learning froth any
other person write me first end I
will let them know if the person ig
(mantled to teach as I am the in-
ventor of this course end have the
names of all I have taught tO teaca
others, -Mrs. ,Wrn. Sanders, Teacher
and Inventor. Poe 159, Stralloed,
Ont,
Clairvoyant.Phyehie Medical
• Examination Pre,
By DR. E. P. BU'IsTERPIELD, of
Syraeuse, X. "it. Believing iti
toyettee or Mit, there is no gaingeying
the feet that the dOetor can explain
;the goutee and eause Of your, disease
either Meatal or phytal and has re.
stored to health and appiness many
helpless invalids all their lives. Send
loek of Wait, mune, age and sump to
DU. E.. P. BUTTEttnELD, Syron..
Of N. Y. •
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()lied
iasses
In spring When 'sunshine'
renders seeing pain-
ful smoke glass
should be used.
We Have The Assetment
We Have no Oa
We Have Ile Eight MOM
J.
Grigg
s
OWCIer and Optician.
" Stapleton.
• Mr. Robert Carter left our xuidst
on Wednesday last and has taken up
his abode in Clinton.
Last Friday evening an interesting
game of football, witnessed by a
large crowd, took place between the
"Morning Stars" of Stapletoe and
the "Rising Suns" ot 2nd and 8r4 or -
Hallett. After an hour's play the
score stood 0 to a in favor of Stap-
leton team. But for 'thebriuiant
wet* 'of goal -keepers lvfutch and
Maims the score would have been
Much larger. The return game takes
place tomorrow evening. The "Morn-
ing Stars" are aery anxious to arran-
ge a game with one of the Clinton
teams. "
. •Dungtonon.
On Saturday le.st Master William
Crawford went a-lisliing and unfort-
unately eame in contact with some
poison ivy. • He is in coneequenee lald
up from the effectof it in the face.
Miss Agnes Young of Faequhar, co-
inity of Perth, left here on Friday for
bee borne after a pleasant visit with
relatLves beim and in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Stothera of Wood-
stock Are on •their enteral visifieg
tour to Dungannon and other polots.
J. M. Mitchell spent Sunday with
his parents in Colborne township,
near Smith's Hal,
Wee Ilewkshaw, who le in the ene,
ploy of O. Elliott, merchant, as mil-
liner, left here today to spend the
holiday with relatives at Exeter.
On the 20th May the remains of
Robert Stewart, brother oi • liars.
Willbaxn Durnin, West Wawannelnwere
interred in Dungannon cemetery, be-
ing escorted thither frOm his late
residence by a large concourse of
sorrewing relatives . from Goderich,
Nile; Dungannon and A.shileld. The
obseqeies were conducted by Rev. T.
flicks, incumbent of St. Paul's cher-
ch, Dungannon. Tim bereaved relate,
yes have the sympathy of the commu-
nity. 'The deceased was seventy-six
years of age, bis death being. the re-
sult of general debility and the ire
firmities of age. He was a pioneer of
West (Wawanosh and was much es-
teemed as an industrious -citizen, -
He Difiln't Come
•• Prom Seaforth.
The following is on its rounas for
the third time ;
A dapper little man in a group in
front of the hotel was telling the oth-
ers he oould tell from a man's looks
what part of the, country he came
from, `You for example," to ehe man
next him, "you're front Clinton ? "
He was right.
Turning to the men on the other
side of Iiim-"You, I' sbould say, are
from down Exeter way ?" Again he
was right.
The other two now became inter-
ested.
•
"Arid you are from Winghain ?" be
asked the third Man;
• "Yes, (I'm from Wingharn all right,"
was the' reply.
"And you from Seaforth, I should
say ?" to the, last man, .
"No, sir," answered the man with
considerable warmth, "Pee been sick
for six weeks; that's what makes me
'look like this." ,
THOROBRED FOWL FOR SALE. -
A number of Cockerels and year-
old Hens cheap . at the Dominion
Poultry Station, Holmesville.
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SEALED. TENDERS FOR CEMENT
Arch of about 100 yards on Brown
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son Line will be received up jto
June 19th. Plans and specificatiOns
may be seen at Clerk's office. $50
;s to be deposited on securing. the,
contract. -J. E. Harnwell, Clerk,
• Varna P. 0. -73
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1VIARE AND . COLT FOR SALE.
• leoffer for Sale.,•my driving mare
and sucking colt. The bolt was
, sired .by Texas Jack. Will be ,.sold
cheap for cash -Joe Ra.ttenbury. 73
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,FAR1VI FOR StALE.-1LOT 16. :ON
the Bayfield.' ;Road, North; near
Varna is- offered for 'sale On easy
terms...For. further particulars ad-
dress David Robertson, Wingham. 7.3
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TEN. PIGS FOR SAI.1E, FIVE WEE-
ks old prices' rieht.-Ernest Middle-
. ton, Goderich township! ' 73 ROBERTSON -In Tuckersmith on
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Clark's Dainty IVIorsels.-A thin
slice of Clark!s luscious, juicy Lunch
Tongue between two thin slices of
bread well...buttered, a delicious. sand-
wich,
Marriages.
HAY-.-THOMPSON-At the resideeee
• of' the • bride's parents, Kippen,
- by Rev. Mr. Sewers, 1Vlay 24,
Agnes Ann'daughter of Mr. Dun-
can Hay, to Robert Thompson'.
SOUTHWELL-THOMPSON- In •To-
• ronto on May 17th, by Rev. Dr.
Gilroy, 'Claire, daughter of Mr.
Alex. Thompson of Hensel', to O.
Southwell ,of Toronto. , •
Births.
HOVEY-In • Hagarsville on May'22,
to Rev. and Mrs. F. W. .TIovey a
• son -premature. • • •
WYATT-In Seaforth on May 22nd,
to Mr, and Mrs.' Thomas Wyatt
a- daughter,
PARNEY-At Sheppareltort on May
• 17th, the wife of Daniel Carney,
• of aeon. '
COATS -In 'Osborne on May 1.9th,
, to Mr. ' and Mrs, Frank Coats,. a
FLEMING-In Exeller on May 23rd,
. to Mr. and. Mrs, L. 0. Flenhitig, e
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COtS-Inial.:itto171.1. 'on' May .321st,
Sadie May, „daughter of Mr. A.
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Cousins; agesi 4 months .• •
DOWSON-In :Stanley township on
May 27th, Thomas tiowson, aged
37 years; 3 'monthsand 18 days.
GWYNNE--At the H. of R. On May
: '27tri, George. Gwynn° 'from ,Wing-
• ham, aged. 78 years. ' •
ONE OF" TI-TosE LARGE •,pnAmE
, Swings _ler children is offered for
• sale. Will . bp 'sold cheale-G. W.
Barge. -• 72
DININGROOk GIRL. WANTED AT
• 'enee-at the Waverley Flouse.-Geo.••
'Buxton. .•" 72'
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THE COTTAGE ON RATTENBilleY
street west together • with the
furniture, is effeted for rental • at:
$5• per month. Apply to Mise aiery
• J. Stinson, Eden 'Greve P. O. 71
THE.(' .RIGEIT PLACE TO GET
Men's and Women's Clothing, clean-
• . ed, dyed and repairea,is at Mrs. J..
•T. SeWara's.
SHINGLES FOR • SALE,- ANY
cmantity of good cedar shingles now
being manufactured in the Village
of Bayfield. Prices. right. Apply• to
W. R. Jowett, I3ox 30, 13ayfield, 70
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MEETING OF. THE HURON COUN-
• ety Couneil-aThe commit of the Co-
unty Of Huron will meet in the,
couneil ch•amber in the Town • of
Goderich at 3 o'clock on Tuesday,
the. 6th day of June next. • All ac-
counts against the County must be
in the clerk's hands before the first
,day of, meetieg.-We Lane, 'Clerk.
• Dated at Goderich June. the 22nd,
1905, 72
FOR SALE, --TWO STOREY I3RICK
cottage corner Prince and Orange
streets together with e acre of land,
hard and soft water, etc. Will be
Sold eheap.---john A. Cron, 65
HAVE BOUGHT THE BUS AND
denying business front Messrs, Moff-
at and Kee and rented the stable
of Dr. tvans where I have teleph-
One connection. Passengers or bag-
gage called for or delivered to any
part of the town. Prompt service
guaranteed, -Josh Coo.62
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COLORADO; CALIF'ORNIA, PORT -
land And Yellowetorm Park,--Spee-
fatly eeedneted aye being arranged
via the Grand Trait Railway Sys -
in charge of experieneed eon-
ductor. All expense& included. To
teeve Toronto early in July and
August. Rate is not expected to
be over $150.00 from Toronto. Do
not loin any other party before
emistilting E, M. Bowler, 301 Bev-
.erley St, Toronto: 10, R. Hodge:is,
Agent at' Clinton,
aged 31 years. ; •
TrIO1V1PQN-In Grafton, , North
Dakota,". on May '19th, Richard
• Thomas son of Mr ' Samuel
• .Thoinpson•of Denny/brook, .esh6eld -
township, Ont., aged 22 years:
HAYES-In .Kinloss ,on Men 241,11;
James nleyes, . aged 4e years. -
MeGILLe-in ; Ashfield 1Via,y' 23ed,:
Georgtiria„-edennh
McGill, • aged 2,0 yeare and .11
• MATtnittEttON': -In Luchin;w •.en. May
• '• 124t1i, 'Mrs. George Mathieeona ag-
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MACKENZIE-::•In Lucknow..on May
• . 21st, Mary Merray, daughter of
:the late ReiV. J . A. Mackerie,
*• a,ged 16 seeara. • • , .•
LAWRENCEeeln IVIeleillop On May
22nd; Willia,rn Ernest LaWreuce,
oldest 'son of Mr. James W. Law-
rence, aged • 34 stoats, '5 - months
• and 22 days. , •
TOBIN,LeIe • Calboree on May 19th,
William Tobin, aged' 20 years . and
• 9 Months. , • • '
JONESe-In Leadbury • on May 20th,
Mr. John Jones; eigert• 69 years
• and 7 reenths, • . •
TUNNEY-In East • Wa,wa.nosh .on
• ..1Vfay 2.41.1e._,Etta 0, Tenney, aged
19. years,- month.and fe days.
PINDLAYIn Lower Wirighath on
• May 1911, 'Helen Jane. Mertin, Wi-
fe of Alexander Findlk , aged 24
• years, 11 enonths and 19 days,
ile's...Only One
Out Of Scores.
Haat TOWI'll$hip.
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons of Masan
were guests of Afri Thos. Nott
over the 2411t.
Mr. Johns attended the teachers'
eonvention in Clinton last Thursday
and Friday,
, Mrs. eVilliam Vodden, we are pleas-
ed to hear, is recovering.
Mrs, P. Woods and Miss Mary To-
wnshend have returned home after
spending Victoria), Vey with friends in
London.
Misses Lily and Mabel Oantelon of
Clinton spent Sunday at the borne of
Miss Lily IVIcCool,
blise Martha Crawford; who has
been on an extended visit to her coue
sin, returned home Monday evening.
Mr,and Mrs. William McIntosh el
St. Augustine visited relatives m
liellett and Clinton, the past week.
Mr, Thos. Quigley of Seaforth Sun-
dayed at the old homestead.
Mr. M. Morrison came home from
fleasall for Sunday.
• Mr. Matt, Mains has about com-
pleted the framing of Mr. Jas. Rey-
nold's barn which will be about 60x
16. Matt. alwitys does ,gtooe work.
There appears to be a. number ' of
cases of inflammatory rheumatism
anions the spring colte in this oec-
tion, -James Browe's and James
Tighe's colts were attacked by
hut are getting better.
Kippen.
•J, B. Dinsdale, the representa-
tive of this Circuit, is away ae
Lis-
towel attending the sessiens of the
London Conference, •
Our Public sehool trustees are ab -
o4 to purchase a school libeary. Thq
til
erary society is supplying part of
the money.
• Mr, And Mrs. Jinks are nicely set:
• tled in Mr. Nil:tuns' braise.
M. and Mrs. MeMurtry are spend-
ing this week with friends in Bright
and other points, • .
Our school was closet( while our
• teachereVir. Johnston, was attending
the teacbers' convention in Clinton.
On Wednesday evening, tbe 24th
inst.,' the aim° of Mr: D. Hay,
merchant, seemedfull of life. The
occasion was the marriage of their
eldest (laughter, Miss Agnes, and Ro-
bert Thompson, a rising yeung farm-
er of the London Read South, in
Hay. ROY: Mr. Sa,wers of Brucefield
performed the ceremony. Noire ,but
the;imineriiate relatives on both sides
were present. . •
BUT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS
MADE HIM A NEW MAN. '
RICHARD QUIRK 1;00TORED POR
A DOZEN YEARS AND THOU-
GHT HIS CASE INCURABLE-
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CURED
HIM.
Fortune Harbor, Wild., May 29th. -
(Special) -Scores el people in this eel-
ghborhood are tieing proofs that
Dodd's Kideey Pills cure all Kidney
elements from Backache • to Bright's'
Disease. Among the most remake:Wel
ig that of Mr, Richard Quirk anti he.
gives the story of it to the public, an
follows :
"I suffered /or over twenty years
from Lumblago and Kidney Disease,
and at intervals. was totally uhable
to work, After ten or twelve years
of doctors' treatment I had made uir
my mind that my complaint was in -
durable. Reading of cures by Dodd'
Kidney Pais tempted rat .to try
them. I -did so with little faith, but
to my, great surprise .had taken not
more than half a box before I felt
relief, and after the use of seven or
eight boxes I Was fully cured and
neW
"Yes, !Dodd's Kidney Pills cured,
my Lumbago and Kidney Disease and
the best .of it is /have stayed cur-
ed."
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'Port Albert.
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• .T, Bee, Hawkins and Sei&
efErie an
Kenneth, • Goderioh, SundaYed with
'hie parents here, "
William .IVIcConirell' of this neighboa-
hood is soine better. •
.2(tisses MAy LaChance and Gertie
Curren; ‘Gesderiele, Sendai -id with
their, • imele and aunt, Mr. and •'Mtn
John Grintozi. • • • .•
- Mr, JAceb McGee, Lucknow, sin
a, •fewt:' days. with his son Jacob, of
this. vicinity. .
Mr. John. 1VIeBride 'sports .a new
b'uggy. , • •-2.
Miss McConfiell Sundnyed 0t hOMO,:
Miss Mabel •Therlow; 0,acierich; Was:
in the village Sunday. • .
The change of pestmaStere in this e
• Woman's. Privilege!.
chieago Journal.
She eau wear her hat on, one ear
without being, suspeeted of A cOnYiv.
ial disposition.
She can say one thing one day and
contradict it the next, and no one
will call her a. prevaricator.
She eari shed- tears on the slightest
provocation, which will merely prove
to people that she is tender tweeted
and sympathetic.
She cart be as inconsistent as an
Aprirsky, And her instability will be
thought charming.
She eau look openly into every mire
ror she passes 'without being accused
of More than a, natural feminine in-
terest in her appearance.
She can spend 4 good deal of titre)
considering her clothes and, prinking
up her person and Who shall say that
It is not a proper attribute of her
sex to he beautifel ?
She can wheedle a man into almoste
anything by ertful methods, and nev-
er lose her reputation for „Artless sin-
cerity.
Whereas if a man did any of these
things he would be spelled in capital
letters by some people as frivolous,
unstable, weak, vain untruthful (; fop-,
piste hypocritical, vain,
mean,
fake and silly.
0 Feznininity,• what a cialous thin• gi
thou art that thou shouldst be ac -
oriented as covering sucli a multitude
of sins !
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MONTREAL IIOUSEWIrg
CAN NOW PERFORM
HER USUAL DUTIES
THANKS TO PE-Rti-N4.
Josephine Lupien, Hotel Dien, Mon-:
Cane writes:
"Pour.montfis ago I commenced to
/aka ,your Perm" I can tali you with
, r entire truth that 1 do four times as
A Legal Question. • havedone washiagand hoose-deauing
Without becomingmach fatigued, I ,
much work this' spring ea I did before.
have _received great henefit through
wee:pores.see,,t,erceiainyto(enser-e4eu.a_eAe fEteirephieaevl year Medicine and recommend. it to
t?ry 1, haofee.not had a, cold or bronehitie
Mg held possession Of the terminee of
a street for wbieli there is no use for reitsierevriy:::Zpefellesie,alec°0ninatioPeautioQuinn`
Itas
over ten years, can. the voimeil claim peewee • . • •
atjo
it ?
One such ease as that of Josephine
Ans.-The..council 'of n municipality nepeai °ages to be all tee evidence any
has a eight • to close up tile streets, one needs to be convinced of the price -
And • proceediegs for that pu'rpose' less benefit 9f Perms.
!neat be taken ie accordance with the This lady was changed fromaniriyalid
previsions of the Mitnaciiial Act relat- into a, busy housewife. She asserts that
Mg to suoh matters, Where a private through Pertma, she is able to do tone
Individual has held possession of a thiff3E1 as ranch work as before, that she
portion of a street for •over teri years. .doeiinot take colds any more,. andthat
. he inay have the right te claim- the the rheumatle panes and constipation.
ownership .of thatpiece of land, • as which, had troubled her have dig-
-against the mueicipality. But. the appeiveed. '
municipal council has full power to • Any' medicine that brings about these
open bp all streets at any time ; aud chassiresneeds no ferther iecomenead;
if necessary,- to exProPriate'land f or
thatpurpose, peying ,due coirmensae
tion, to the owner or owners' of the
lend or lands so expropriated, or In-
sured, or depreciated ie value. •
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The Last .1Ierds •
of Buffalo.
•itt
additiOn to the herd of Buffalo
•
• Seaforth.
We deePliaegret.ieeing, called upon to
record the early death of (me ol one
most highly respected' young. Mee in
the persen .of Mr: William Ernest.
Lawrence, eldest. son of Mr. James
W. LaWrence, of 1VIcKillop, which took, ••
place 011 Monda,y, of last week: A
ccnple ,of weeks.: ago, Mr. Lawrence •
was prostrated by 'a: severe .ettace of .
at Banff ' and the herd at • Silver ple,urisy and pneumonia.. When 'reCov- • '
'Heiglits, near, Winnipeg; which herds, cring -from that he 'took a 'relapse,
are the eenreseetatives today of the • *when an absess •cleveleeed..in, the
herd which Lord • Strathcona Mahe:, seased lung, and although reeavering .
•tasned when he esed to bye et Silver from that also;the other Itingbeeame
Heighte, says the Free Pees's, there affecte<1... 'Ills, of :course, Was'. -more
ale sevetal sma • . pievately-owned than hi •playsidial Condition_ could xe.;
herds of Bid/110 in difleeent :parts of sist and despite ef 8.11'.'that medical •
the ceretinent. .The United • ,Statee, shill • could doe he gave "way „before
Goveenniefit • is neer- being urged ,to the severity of ehe disease: • • ..
form a", herd "to preseeve the anneal ea/legatee reye.em,an and 9.60. .
Spar -
from 'an. utter- extinction," There is anet With quite a serious acci-
dent last week.. alley were, doing. .. • •
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raising Buffale. .This . is ' Major c4. ble,rket 'street; and. 'were standing one
W. Lillie,: known as scout and .show---::
men under the name.. of. "Pawnee ea:seallold, where it gee& .away e arid
they both f11 t0 the ground, . a els_
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ine considerably • bruteed and shaken
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lance Of shout' twelve feete in, the' • " •
fall, Mr. a'Yeemen was. rendered un- •-•••: e •
eenseinas for •a 'time ane besides' bee - ' • • •,
UP, tie had one rib brolien. Mt:•8pat-. : • - ('.'• "
line Was • cut about .• the Ihead' and • ' • ••.• .
strained his back and was braiSen 'as• .
ellage-e-haseemete-withe.geneealed'
satisfaction, especially • when it was
done after a. petition of 95 Per cent.
of , the patrons signed asaing it to re-
main es it was: Bob iliernee; the
defeated member, will 'lied' still ' •t
stronger vote against lib» next time, t
if he eVer gets .another •chanee• i
rine ; ' p
Rem Richardson got" badly cut with f
his sew lest week -101.1011e Was ' c
wok. • • e t
• Mr's: W. TrinhleY and children God-
eriele Sendayed. with her parents. •
Mies legtherfoed; Goderiche was. y
the village Sunday. . . '•
eee. yen
• Live Stock -Market.
ne man -and probably only one- • g •
Bill, On a ranch 'in iridiae Terri-,
ory, he is .breeding.Beffele on •• eciens
ifie principles and actually slaughtere
ng the beasts ler profit: He is ship -
Buffalo: meat .to some of the
ashiarrable hotels, and anigettirig lair •
y Prices. for lt,' Major Lillie figures
het muter "...his system of .hreeding
the genuine • fullbred Atneriami Buf-
elo will beeome extlect is a hundred
ears, but that in its place we shall .
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A FAMILY, NECESSITY. • , ,
ave an animal 'riot apparently differ-,
t in speeles, more .docile and More,. i1.11.1r,';1.tr.tliree4. etaoPi'teb!ei'ai6efeealft,e'Ida*n'dg.' othei: ...1, . '
. aluable for 411 conimercial purposes. '
He bases this estimate on the • fact ailments •• that constantly arise, . • It'.
e is crossing with black 'Galloway
Bee. ' may • be „a cold, perhaps •tOotheiche, , • .
son's Neeviline, it is penetrating, pain
that 86 Per eent; of the genuine
t
alo calves are. males. 'These Metes neuralgia, pain in the hack,-euee Pole- •
f
attic, whip crossirigeperfiethates the ,subduing and peeverful. Nereiline is .
pit of the real 'Buffalo and also the at least flee 'Wiles stronger, than ore
esee . • (Unary remedies • and its Worth in
. . . . pl y household, can't be over-estimat-
ed For man or beaet'Nerviline is a -
. . . 4 e., ews,. panacea. :for all pain . and costs only .
As • advertisement i' Th 'N 2Pc Or . bottle. Buy Nerviline todaar: .
deard brings good results: • from your. druggist.. ' e • - ••
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Toronto Jtinctioa; May 29 .-Trade
in • the cattle section, of the Union h
Stock Yards today was ,very fair,:
and
and while ethere was no remarkable .c
stir ahnut the day's operations a aide fl
even business was transacted ,through •
out the session, and at ill o'clock
everything had 'been sold.' Trade was
teetered . by, an adeanee in butcher e
' In, the •export division
ier feeling was engendered by the ad-'
verse trade conditions aleroad, but the ; . •
weaker feeling was not perceptible in , isausessimaana.
ptiines, valueseheing-well-maintained —
at the, level established 'last week, .• emememeemeneeteeaseesseasenmeeenseesemmemesomemee
lumigum. itch. ell. _areII
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Hogs were unchanged, • ,
Export Cattle -The quality of the
offerings was very good, but cables
Were weak and the market had a
rether (hanky tendency in spats. How`
ever, A elearahee of supplies was el-
Footedat an early hour at prices un-
changed from last week, The range
was from $5 to $5.65 per cwt., with
the, bulk of the sales at $5.35 •to
$5.50 per cwt. Bulls sold at $3.75 to
$4.85 per cwt.
Butchers' Cattle -Trade in this di -
v14611 was very briek atan advance
Of 100 to 15e per cwt. over the level
prevailing last week,: Tho best offer-
ings sold at $5.30- to $5.50 per ewne
flint there were few Of that )quality On
the market, tiot near enough, in fact
to Meet the demand. The medlern to
fair grades sold •at $5 to $5.20 Per
cwt., common $4.65 to $4.00 per cwt.,
Cows, fair to good, $4,40 to $4.1)5 per
014., rough and inferior $3.75 te
40 per eutt, and hulls at $3,75 `tel
$4.50 per cwt.
Sheep and lambs Were steady, W.11.
Lova& tale1ni4 aIlethe offerings at $5.-
50 to $6.50 per cwt, for the calves,,,
4ae at 5c for the sheep, and $4.50 to
$6 each for'thespring bona.
Hogs -Receipts were light mid pri-
me unchanged at $0.75 oil ears, and
$0;50 fed and watered.
Mr. Levack bought 35 loa,ds of eat -
tie a,t the 'pritee quoted above. S.
Levack bought 10 bulls averaging
'1,800 lime at $8,1•6 to $4:20',per ewt,.
Mr, Snell bought three loadiert ere(
; port cattle, 1,350 lbs., at $4.50 to
$4.65 per ewe.
Iteeelpta were 56 Rettig, comprising
1,136 tattle, 11 sheep and lambs, 113
hogs and 88 eaves,
Just received a ,supply of
• Aluminum Ware.for kitchen use,
CALL. and. SEP. IT.• •
A. foil Stook or Coiled Spring Wire, Barbed 'Wire,
Plain Galvanized Wire,•Oiled and Annealed Wire.
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Spades, Shovels, Bakes, Hoes,,etc. •
All sizes Blaok and GalvaniZed Iron Pipe.
A lot of small ends Poultry Netting
to clean in job lots. '
WANTEDakt"d strong boy to learn„WANTPn
the hardware busines6P4AF
APPLY PERSONALLY,
HARLAND BROS,
STOVES --AND- HARDWARE if
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