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LANGSIDE.
Miss Lizzie Ross is very poorly.
Ploughing was started in this section
on Friday,
Mr. Rory Ross is preparing to split
his barn and build larger..
Mr, T. Wroth and son intend putting
a stone foundation under their barn.
When That Cold Cones.
How is it to be oured? This method
is simplicity itself Rub the chest and
throat well with Nerviline, nse it as a
gargle and take some in hot water be-
fore retiring along with one of Dr. Ham.
ilton's Pills. Next morning finds you
refreshed, free from cold and bright as
a dollar. These household remedies are
wonderfully successful, and certainly
won't fail in your case. Ifor sale at all
dealers.
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CUL ROSS.
Following is the report of S.S. No. 3,
Culross, for the term ending at Easter.
Names in order of merit.
Entrance olass,—Lena Welwood.
Form IV,—Nellie Walters, Annie
Crowe, Ervin Strome, Earl Oasliok.
Form III,—Allie Falconer, Emma
Walters, James McKinnon, Archie Me -
Kinnon,
Form II,—Ceoil Falconer, Allis Daw-
son, Myrtle Walters, Jane Caellok, Les-
ter Falconer, John Strome, John Mc-
Kinnon, James Stapleton.
Part II,—May Stapleton, John Crown.
Part I,—Andy Orr, Fellie McKinnon,
Alex. Lochard,James Falooner,Florence
Stapleton, James Orr, Edward Dawson.
W. F. LTNrLATER, Teaoher.
A Case In West Arichat.
Mrs. A. P. Ferguson, a well known
Cape Bretoner has oured asthma by
"Catarrhozone." Her statement is con•
vincing: "Although I was troubled for
years it was only recently I tried Catarr-
hozone, When an attack started I got
out my inhaler and invariably got quick
relief. Feeling satisfied Catarrh.ozone
would pure, I continued the treatment
tilt one bottle was finished. I didn't nse
more because I was cured and the
asthma has never returned." Ottarrho-
zone is sure death to asthma and bron-
chitis. Try it and be convinced. Two
sizes, 25o and $1.00 at all dealers.,
GREY.
On Wednesday morning, March 27th,
George Patterson, an old and highly re-
spected resident of the 14th con., passed
over to the great majority in his 88th
year
Drainage by-laws have been printed
for the McKee, Michel and Ewen drain
schemes. Court of Revision will be held
at Ethel on April 15th. There is said to
be some more drains on the programme
yet. Grey township council certainly
has had a wide and varied experience iu
this line of municipal work.
The Duncanson farm, 14th con., has
b -en purchased from Albert Carter, by
Thos. Learmont who is now in possess-
ion. ion. he latter has had Mr. Carter's
farm, 11 con., rented but Richard Mitch.
ell has purchased the farm and moved
to it this week. We hope all will do
well on their newly acquired properties.
Last week Albert Carter, a well-known
resident, left for Innisfail, Alberta,
where he has a half socion of land, 6
miles from the railway. It is a long
trip, 960 miles from Winnipeg. His
sons, Alvie and Jim, accompanied him,
a car of stock which included 5 horses
and other effects being taken. Mrs.
Carter and sons, Russell and Bert, will
spend a few months in Brussels before
proceediog to their new home in the
West.
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One Carload. Hanover Cement.
One Carload Wire Nails.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GRANITEWARE AND HARD-
WARE IN E VERY LINE.
Sherwin- Williams', tea,ver and Robertson's
Ready" Mixed Paints.
CHURCH'S ALABASTINE, WHITE LEAD and LINSEED OILS
TO HAND.
It will pay you to call and get prices. A pleasure to show goods, at
Young's Bi
Hardware.
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That hacking cough continues
Because your system is exhausted and
your powers of resistance weakened.
Take Scott's Ernu lspon.
It builds up and strengthens your entire system.
0 It contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so
0 prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest.
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ST, 11LLEN;S.
Mumps ars again the order of the day
among the children.
Mr. Will Todd was in Wakerton and
Oargill last week, on business.
Mr. Fitzell and family, of Holyrood
have moved to Jno. Juynt's farm.
Mr. Jas. Jamieson has moved auto the
house lately vacated by Mi. Asquith.
Miss Minnie Ramage, who is attend.
ing Wingham Business College spent
the holidays at hor home here.
Mrs. D. E. McDonald and two daugh-
ters of Wingham were visiting at the
parental home for a few days.
Pity the Busy Office DIan.
He feels half dead, a sense of nausea,
headache and nerve strain. He is on
the verge of breakdown through over-
work and lack of exercise. These dif-
fioulties are best overcome by Dr. Ham-
ilton's Pills, which make the bowels ac-
tive, stimulate kidneys and liver and
thereby free the system of impurities.
To revitalize and stimulate your
whole being, to shake off lethargy sad
tiredness, nothing compares with Dr.
Hamilton's Pills which do make good
looks, good spirits, good health. Sold
everywhere in 25c boxes.
!MORRIS.
Wm Little has changed his mind as to
gorug to the West and has ta'ton up resi-
dence at Bluevale.
Mise Minnie Walker, Gth line spent
the Easter holidays with friends at
Chatham, Tupperville and Wallaceburg.
William Taylor, Oth line. who usually
draws the lines over good horseflesh
sold a heavy draft mare to John Dan -
holm, Blyth, for the sum of $300. She
weighed 1800 pounds,
Mrs. Allan Adams, 5th lino, was visit-
ing at Washington City during the past
week. She' accompanied her father,
Wm. McKercher, of Wroxeter, who has
a brother a resident in the Capital city.
A faretCase Overcome.
No longer necessary to suffer from
muscular rheumatism, Every ease can
bo cured. Ferrozone is unfailing as
proved by David Johnston of Ormond,
Ont. "M,y wife was a dreadful suffer-
er he writes. "For two years she could
scarcely do any work. Her knuckles
and joints swelled, causing tortnre. To
get up or down stairs was impossible.
She took box after box of Ferrozone and
rubbed the sore places with Nerviline
Improvement started and she mended
fast. To day she is quiet oured and we
thank Ferrozone for her recovery." No
remedy more popular with doctors than
Ferrozone; it does onre, 50o per box at
all dealers.
BLYTIT
The Board of Management of
Andrew's church is having the
renovated.
Miss Sarah Bentley left last week for
Winnipeg, where she will visit for a
few months; we wish her a pleasant
visit.
Rev. J. S. Lockheed, of London, for-
merly of the Londesboro circuit, preach-
ed in St. Andrew's church last Sunday.
A very interesting event occurred at
the home of Thomas and Mrs. Fairser-
vice, Hallett, on March 20th, when
their daughter, Miss Sarah, was united
in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.
N. M. Leslie, of Londeshoro, to Wm.
H. Coming, of Blyth, at five o'clock as
the strains of the wedding march being
played by Miss Katie Owning, sister of
the groom.
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TORNBE axon
The following is the standing of the
pnbils of S. S. No. 9, Turnbcrry, as a re-
sult of the promotion examination.
Fifth Class :—Katio Mcl3nrney, Frank
Powell. Forth Sr.—Fordon Wray,Clara
McKenzie, Robert Breen. Fourth Jr.—
Clarence Henning,Liizie Breen, Aleatha
Smith, Hugh Russell. Third Sr.—
Gladys Henning, George Benodiok.
Third Jr.—Lottie McBurney, Willie
Bolt, Pearl Morkley, Jean Ross, Joy
Wray, Mary Mcl3urney, Cecil Fuller,
Nellie Breen, Murray Ross, Percy Merit -
ley. Second Jr.—Howard Wylie, Robbie
Powell, Leslie Bolt. Part I.—Dorothy
McTavish, Sanderson Breen.
L H. VAssrosi:, Teacher.
The following is the result of the re-
cent promotion examinations in S. S.
No. 5. Names in order of merit:
Jr. iv to Sr. iv,—Noble Hastings.
Sr, in to Jr. IV,•—*Ross Anderson,
Roy Adair.
Jr, xis to Sr. IIF,—Jennie McLean,
Bessie Pringle, Ada McGill, Bert Me -
Loan.
Sr. xI to Jr. itt,—*Jeannette Pringle,
Andrew Pringle, Leonard McLean.
Sr. Pt. xr to Jr. xr,---Gordon Adair.
Jr. I't. n to Sr. Pt. n,---Gertio Deans,
Ethel Hastings. Carrie Wellwood, of China, were read.
JTxssIn GAlilticeS, Teacher. The remainder of the program consisted
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BELGRAW:
Mr ,Lime,a Taylor lost a valuable horse
last week.
Mr, Robb has engaged with Geo. Tis-
dale for the summer.
Mies Habkirk of Brussels visited in
the village this week.
Farmers in this section are now busy
with the spring work.
Mr and Mrs Joe Stalker of Lucknow
visited at Dan Geddes' this week.
The average attendance at the Bel -
grave school for the last week of March
was 44.
Wm Watson was in Londesborough
on Tuesday scaling logs for Mr Bell of
Wingham.
Mrs McDonald of Toronto is visiting
at her parents, Mr and Mrs VanNorman
this week,
Mr Dan McKenzie of Owen Sound
visited his mother and his sister, Mrs
Wm Geddes in the village this week.
While sp.ittiog wood last week, David
Geddes had the misfortune to break his
thumb which le causing him reach pain.
Rev Mi Budge of Hanover, gave a
very interestiug leectura on "Bonnie
Prince Charlie" in Scott's School house
on Friday evening.
The W. F. M. S. in commotion with
the Presbyterian Church held a quilting
bee in the basement of the church on
Wednesday and quilted a number of
quilts for the Indians.
Your oorreipondeut was misinformed
when we reported last week that a pro-
gressive euchre party had been held itt
the home of Mrs. Anderson. We are
sorry the item was given a place in these
columns.
The contract for building the new
school house has , cen awarded to Wm.
Watean, of the village at $1735 Tho
Trustees are to supply the brick, fur-
nace, dceks, etc. The contractor to
supply everything else and do all the
work. A meeting of the ratepayers will
ba held on Wednesday, 10th inst., to
sanction the raising of money by de-
bentures to pay tar the school. Over
half the brick are aireaay on the ground
and the balance will be drawn as soon
as the roads permit.
Tho followiug is the classification of
the pupils in U. S. S. No 17, Eelgrave
since the Promotion examinations:—
V, Gertrude
Clarke, Nettie McLean,
Jean Anderson, Willie Brydges. Sr iv.
Laura Clarke, Leslie Bates, Norman
Geddes, Willie Watson, Rennie Wight -
man *Wilson Geddes, Leslie Wightman,
Andrew Proctor, James Ferguson. Jr
Iv, *Willie Brandon, *Bella Wightman,
*Grace Clarke. *Maggie Wightman,
*John Tasker, *Edna Scandrett. Sr rtt.
*Daniel Ferguson. Jr. Irt. Cameron
Geddes, Thomas Grasby, May Graeby.
Albert Tasker, *Bessie Wightman. Sr.
Ix. Norman Stonehouse, Lila Brydges,
*I3ardy Geddes, *Annie Brydges,*Greta
Armstrong, *Bella Ferguson. Jr II.
Kathleen Owens, *Norman Wightman-
Pt rr. *James Wightman, *Harry
Armstrong, *Mabel Ferguson, .e Eugene
Geddes. Pt 1. Wilfrid Anderson,
Carrie Stonehouse, Donald McKenzie,
Lily Bell, George McKenzie. Those
marked * were promoted Average at-
tendance for the month 39.
A. A. NAir.on., Teacher. t
CRYING 8ABlZ8.
Babies do not cry for the fun of it,
nor is it always because they are hungry
as so many young mothers think. Niue
times out of ten baby's ory indicates
that his little stomach is out of order.
Mothers will find instant relief for their
suffering little ones in Baby's Own Tab-
lets. A few doses will care the most
obstinate cases of constipatioh, indiges-
tion or vomiting and a Tablet given now
and thou to the well child will keep it
well. Mrs. Mary ollook, Gawas, Ont.,
says: "Baby's O n'Tablets have been
a great benefit to y baby. They have
made him happy, peaceful and content•
ed, when before he used to cry all the
time. I have more comfort with him
since giving him the. Tablets that I ever
had before. He now site and plays and
laughs while I do my work. What
greater praise can I give Baby's Owa
Tablets." For sale at druggists or by
Mail at 25 tents a box from the I)r.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,Ont.
\V r1T'Tuciamiert. .
Mr. G. Cottle is running the saw mill
and has a very good supply of logs.
A special Easter meeting of the W. 1?.
M. Society of the Whitechurch circuit
was held at the parsonage on Wednesday
afternoon of last week. Mrs. Cnyler,
President, presided. Opening exercises -
were conducted by Mrs. W. A, Finlay.
A letter of greeting from Mrs. (Rev.)
Baker, of Dluevale, district organizer,
and an interesting letter from Miss
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throughout the store.
BOYS' SUITS—Boyo' Fancy Snits, Baster Browns, Norfolk
and Sailor Stats, made np oe ui rlium and litrht colored
tweeds. Our special prioes are $.2.50 $3.00 $3.50
BOYS' KNICKER PANTS —Big stook of Boys' If:stickern, every
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linings; all sizes. Oar cut price - - - .$7.00
Men's English Worsted Suite, plain and fancy imus, well
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of music and readings by members of
the society. A liberal Easter offering
was received,
The twentieth auniveraary meeting of
the W. F. M. Society was held it the
Presbyterian church on Saturday. A
large number of the ladies of the oon-
gregation were present. Miss A. Clow
President, presided and the opening
exercises were conducted by Rev. G. P,
Duncan. Addresses were given by Miss
Inglis and Miso Clow and letters from
former Presieents were road Solos
were given by Wallace Duncan and Mrs.
Finlay and an instrumeutal by Mrs. J.
Stalker, of Luohnow, a former member
of the society. As the President intends
leaving the neighborhood, she tendered
her resignation. A vote of thanks was
passed expreaiiing regret at her removal
and thanking her for the very able way
in which she hag performed hor duties.
A very liberal of'f'ering was received and
refreshments were served at the close of
the meeting.
TLsxi:Tluny.
Minutes of Coanoil meeting hold Apr
1st. Members of Council all present:
The Reeve in the chair. The minutes of
last meeting were read and adopted on
motion of Messrs Moffatt and McMic-
hael.
Tenders for township printing were
received from the Wiugham Tints, and
the Wingham Advance and the Wroxe-
ter Star.
McMichael—Moffatt—That the tender
of the Winghatu Timi;5 be accepted it
being the lowest. Carried.
Ittoffatt— Kelly—That no action be
taken on Dr Mitchell's claim. Lest.
Mc'Mich eel —Rothorford—In amend-
ment, that the claim of Dr. Mitchell as
recommended by the Local Beard of
Health be paid. Carried,
Kelly—Moffatt —That By -Law No 5,
1007, be passed for the appointment of
Wm H Mundell, Thomas Aitken, Thos
(4oy, Thomas Haugh, SamuelVanstone,
James Elliot, Joseph Lovell, Peter
Scott, E. Orvis and Robert Leathorn,
Pence Viewers is the Township of
Turnberry for the durrent year. Cd.
Rutherford —McMichael— That 13y -
Law No G, 1937, be passed for the ap-
pointment of John Little, Henry Law-
rence, George 13 Scott, Hugh Tucker,
Allan Fralic>.r, James Kirton, jr, John
Mundell, Peter S Mclwen, Peter Scott,
B Orvis, James Williamson and Wm
Maxwell, Poundkeopers in the Town-
ship at Tarnberry for the current year.
Carried.
1911q—d'Iotiatt--That IlyLaw No. 7,
1007, bo passed for the apnoiatment of
Henry Lawrence. John Weiler, Wm H
Mundell, Andrew Campbell, John Little,
David Iioimes, James Stapleton, Henry
Thompson, James Godkin, George Mar-
ehall, Rueben Stokes, James J Scott,.
Win Mitchell, Ed ward Jenkins, George
Uasemore, John Holmes, Fred Lewis, jr
James Caldwell, Peter Hastings, Hugh
Tucker, Frank Carruthers, John Pringle
George Taylor, John Wray, James
T Wylie, Robert Breen, Robert Yeo, jr,
Satnuel Vanstone, John Sanburn, Jas
Nichol, Jas Elliot, Andrew Hooper,
John MoNau;hton, Wm Wright, Gide-
on Parks, James Hislop, John McEwen,
Peter Scott, Thomas Higgins, Andrew
Gray, Peter D King, Henry Bosman,
Wm Maxwell, John McKenzie, Robert
Leathorn, Henry \\robe, George Yeo,
John J Moffatt, George Walker, John
I' Mulvey, John Line, Andrew Gem -
mill, Henry Muir, Jeffery Musgrove.
Alex Moffatt, John Finlay, Samuel
Kereigham, Thomas Hatt, George Srig-
ley, Win B,itt, James Williamson and
Robert Mosgrove, Pathmeetere in the
Township of Turnterry for the cttxrent
year. O r.
The .shooing ammo -its w'ra pascal
and oh_q'res issued:
Theo Hall, printing, $10.03; Mrs Mc -
Load. Beard of Health, nurse fees, $35:
Mrs Rutledge, nurse tees, $50 CO; Miss K
Maxwell, nurse fees $50; ?sass Maxwell,
nn se fees. :MOO.; ilius Myxwelt, nae
fees, $63 25; Dr Mitchel: medioal fees,
fees, $150.
McMichael—Moffatt—That this meet•
ing do now attjonra to meet its tin
Clerk's office, tiluera' e, on Monday,
May 27, at 10 o'ctook a. m, for regular
bueiu'rs auel at 1..f.'0 p.m. as Court of
Revision.
Join: Bi'Itcaass, Clerk.
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Iliicestlg Cough, Croup, Brom:110s _
CWcgh, Grip, Asthma, 1' ptilheria
creroledo is a boon to Awtliniat!cs
Th' ' it not seem more e!iectivs to i reatcc itt n
remedy to cure disease of the i:et,tta-tr ergons
that to take the remedy into the stonta:h 7
It Fere: he,^anise the airrender,d st'onglyt:ntt-
septic is carried over the diseased surface with
every breath, giving prolonged and ce a,.t treat.
raeut. It. is invaluable to mothers sruh small
thitaren. -
Thoseofaronsumptive g t
tendency find immediate S�tZ u
relief from coughs or in -
fluted conditions tf the ,. tine
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Sold by druggists.
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