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Notice of changes must be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
Must be left not later than Tues-
day evening. Casual advertise-
ments aceepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
,te &flingjjam Cimts
F.RIIi1AY,. MAX 5, 1599..
SEAFORTH.
Three by-laws granting loans ag-
gregating $47,000, to Case and Co.,
pork packers ; Van Egmond and Co.,
'woollen mills ; and Mr. Bell, foundry.
Hanan and implement manufacturer,
were on Tuesday carried by a plur-
ality of nearly 100 overthe necessary
two-thirds majority. The Ontario
Legislature has passed measures
granting the necessary authority
upon which the municipality could
act. The immediate floating of the
debentures will find a ready market,
as Seaforth enjoys an enviable re-
putation with respeet to its financial
standing. The granting of the loan
to Messrs. Case and Co. was made
conditional on the interesting of
British -capital to the extent of
$75,000.
News Notes.
The Comet Cycle Co'y (limited)
Itas assigned. .
Mr. W. H. Comstock's official
majority in Brockville is 208.
The Ontario Government got $21;-
-000 as fees for new companies, in
four months.
Senator Sutherland, of Manitoba,
diedlast Thursday at his residence
at Kildonan.
The Manitoba general elections
.are to be held on July 21 ; nominee
Um one week earlier,
C. Seager, Goderich, has resigned
The office of Division Court Clerk for
the purpose of resuming practice as
barrister and solicitor. Mr, James
Yates has been appointed to the
vacant Division Court Clerkship.
Pare and Holden, two of the crooks
connected with the Napanee Domin-
ion Bank robbery escaped from the
Napanee jail on Monday night, The
two men were to have appeared at
.new trial to be held in. Toronto in
a few days,
GOLD.
RINGS
A large stock of ele-.
gt:nt gens set rings at
close prices.
SPEOTAOLES
in gold, gold filled and
cheaper frames. We
test the eyes free and
guarantee satisfaction.
HALSEY PARK
Jeweler and Optician.
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TI -IE WINO -HAM .'I • ►, MAY 6, 1899,
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Dtifilati Al Miss t' da Ohne was visiting with fraenda wzxoiYiug lea
y :;x
twn), Ma4, 1i1,1J I
In •Seaforth. Correeted by P. Deans, Produce Deader.
~ Reeve, Carter, of Blyth, was in town pa k'lourpper 100 lbs.. ........ 1 00 to 6 00
Wedassday, roll Wheat , ,.,, ., . 0 65 to 0 00 "
IS LIFE ONE or EXPOSURE AND Spring Wheat..., ..; . 0 til to 0 60
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Mr Alex Young wtls au oroato s few Gats, new.... . ....... . 0 80 to 0 tl0
lawn kIA.IIIISIi1I'.
•IfE1TMATISM AND KINlDRED TROUBLES.
TIM $REQU' NT 1U SUI.T
HAS DEEM A GREAT stIvi EItUR
SPI1.0 S FOR TIM MBFIT lib'
OTlIlaRS.
From the Watchman, Lindsay, ant,
Wm. McKendry, a gentleman of
52 years of age, has for 28 years.
been ai respeeted resident of Fenelon
Ftt11s, Ont. For twenty-two years
he has held the position of section
foreman for the G. T. R., which pos•
ition he fills to -flay, and judging
from his present robust appearance
will be capable of doing so for many
years to come, During his residence
at Fenelon Falls, Mr.. tfelCendry has
taken, an active part' hi educational
matters, being an efficient member
of the sc'hool heard on different
oeeassions. Many times he has been
nominated as councillor, but owing
to the position he held with an out.
`side corporation felt it his duty to.
withdraw, although much against
the wishes of the representative rate-
payers. As the public, well know
theduties des oiving,, ou a railway
section foreman expose him to all
kinds ot inclement weather, and it
takes a Man with a strong constitut-
ion ::o successfully fill the position.
Mr. M:cKendry bad no illn-: until
about 3 years ago, when, o use bis
own words, he says: --"I was taken
down with severe rheu ,• otic pains in
the right knee and t i e rnuseles of
the leg, I could no sleep or rest
night or day. I. co Id not begin to
tell you what .uffered. 1 took
many remedies N h internal and ex-
ternal prescrib . by doctors and
friends, but instead cif improving I
was steadily going from bad to worse.
One day while reading. the. Presby-
terian Review I read of a cure
through the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, in thecase of a man who
had not been expected to recover
and this prompted me to give this
medicine a trial. The action in my
ease did not seem to be speedy and
I was using my fifth box before any
decided, itnproveni.ent was noted, but
by the time I had used. eight...boxes I
was a thoroughly Well. mate Since
that time my general:health has been
the very best and I have no .signs of
the old trouble. I Make, this state-
ment voluntarily, because I think it
the duty of those cured to put others
in the possession of the means of ob-
taining renewed Health and I am sat-
isfied Dr. William$' Pink Pills will
do all that is claimed for them if
given a trial.,,
These pias sure not by purging
the system as do ordinary medicines,
but by enriching the blood and
strengthening the nerves. They Cure
rheumatism, sciatica, . loeomotor
ataxia, paralysis, heart troubles,
erysipelas and all forms of weakness.
Ladies will find them au unrivalled
medicine for all ailments peculiar to
the sex, restoring health and vigor,
and bringing a rosy glow to pale.
and sallow cheeks. - There is no
other medicine "just as good." See
that the fall name, Dr. 'Williams'
?ick Pills for Pa1e People is on every
package yott buy. If your dealer
does not have theta, they will be
sent post paid at 50 cents a box,or
six boxes for $2 50, by addressing
the Dr, Williams' Medieine 0o.,
Brockville, Ont., or Schenectady,
iv" e'w. York.
Bricklayers, stonecutters,diger-
makers and moulders; of Toronto,
are out OD strike.
James McKinley Manuel', for many
years proprietor of the Tremont
house, Toronto, died at Listowel
Friday evening. Mr, Mannell went
to'`Toronto from Listowel ten years
ago, and was in business until a
short time ago, when he retired Ow-
ing to ill health.
A good story is going the rounds
about a Huron township seliool
teacher. The blackboard brush
through constant ase, was discarded
and the teacher enquired of a swill!
boy in the front seat, if he wozld
not bring part of a sheep's skin next
morning to repair the brush. The
teacher was informed: that they had
none at home. "Why," she replied,
"don't you skin your sheep every
year.
(LThildren Cry far
STO IA. l
days this week, Barley, ,,. ,.,...,. 0 80. toe ;la
county Ootnmifrtaloner Ansley was an Pena., .......... ...... 0 00 to 0 ll3
0.'nrke ' drawn . , to 0 01
derioh tete week. )' to " ' ' ... 0 00
4lrleiae, ,,..., ,. 0 OG to 0 11
b!fr. Jolla jr„ spent a few days in Ducks, per pair , . , . , ..... , , 0 40 to 0 001
Kincardine this: week,
Mrs Ueo Wraith ie'vi;iypg with ber
parents near Teeswater,
li1r Geo Bell, of Ingersoll, has taken a
aituation in Bell's factory.
Mr Matt Berry, of Kincardine, was in
town a few days last week.
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Mutter,,,., ,..., .,,. 0 11 to.0 11,ii ,
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Bggs per do;en 0 10 to 0 10 , mill.
Wood per oord , . , 1 00 to 1. 70'11,11
Bay per ton,:.., ....0011;4 4 00 to 0
Potatoes, per bushel, • . , , , 1) 00 to. 0 00' ;l
'fallow ,per ib .... 0 a to 0 4 EA
Dried Apples, per ib.. , , ... 0 4 to 0 4 'FII:
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Wool,.,,.,:.. , 10 to 21,1 I
Dressed hose ' a 00 to 0 001 "
Mr Harry Hesston left fast Satu le,y for Chiokena
. 080 to0'40 Eil
St Thomas, whore hs will reside. Ulla
, ..... ..._..._-__ .. �..,-.. „I
Miss• Eva /witty, of Ethel, visited at Mr BUTTER AND D Y'I
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Bolloway's *few days last week. «!I'.';
til .Ir
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Mr John Adair, of Ingersoll, has taken a EG
s laation in Button it h'cssant's factory. 'i
1�MrJatnesElliott hasseoured a situ•
titian inig, er and left for that town
t is week .
r Arthur Heins ;has taken a situation
in the nnishing apartment atthe Clinton
organ factory.
Mr Jas Anderson, ofPontypool, was
visiting with friends in Wingham and vicin-
ity during the week.
Mr A RT Bruce, of London, agent for
the &mammy Gasolene Stoves, is at the
Brunsw;ck 'House this week,
Misses Annie, Ida and Leo herr, of:
Wiogham, were guests of Clinton friends
oo Sunday. --Clinton News•Iiec0rd.
Mr .1 G Bsrges, of Listowel, is spending
a few days in town this week. Mr D San-
derson is at lois town for a few days.
Misses Minerva and Ida 'Hotels and Mr
Jenny, of Clifford, attended the wedding
of Miss Bertha Holloway, last Wednesday,
After an extended visit to her mother,
Mrs Tucker, Mrs J J Clegg and children,
of Brandon, Man, returned home this
week.
Mr R ,T Fluetv, - of St Marys, spent a
few days. • with his parents in town this
week; He has left again for Southhamp-
ton, where he will work with his brother
o the Beacon.
Obhrlie -Rose left here on Wednesday
for Winnipeg. He has been promised a
situation with the Dominion aprese
Co atsome point in 1Ianitoba4Charlie
thoroughly understands the express
business, and we wish hien every sue,-
cess in the West.
BABY. BE.A.tTY•
"Yon always think of a pretty baby as
plump and chubby. Soott's Emulsion
gives just that plumpness ; not too fat,just
enough for the dimples to come, Babies
like it too.
Messrs, Avery and Scott were
elected County Councillors for the
Kincardine district of .Bruce county
in .the bye -election on Monday.
While 'packing apples ' last fall
Leon Jackson,: of Brussels, put a
note in one of the barrels, asking the.
party who received the note to an-
swer, and last week received a letter.
and photo from a young lady in,
Chicago.
T4ve atom Markets
East Buffalo, N. Y., May 2.—Cattle
—In the absence of offerings, the
feeling was steady under unchanged.
conditions and a fair inquiry; there
were only a few bead of calyes;'arid
no cnange in the tone of the market;
choice to extra calves were quoted
at $5.75 to $6. Sheep and lambs—
The offerings were light—nine loader
the -market was rather draggy, the
basis being $5.80 to $5.95 for choice
to extra lambs; sheep choice to extra,
were quotable at $4,75 to $5. Hogs
—The market was slow and lower,
under a moderate demand and corres-
pondingly light offerings, which were
17 Ioads; heavy hogs were quotable
at $4; mixed, $3.95 to '$4; Yorkers,
$3.90 to $3.95; pigs, $3,60 to $3.65;
roughs, $3.25 to $3.35; stags, $2,75.
Toronto, May 2,—Export Cattle—
Heavy exporters were gt:otable at�
$4.70 at $4.85 per cwt. ; Iight were'
in liberal supply, at $4 to $4.50` per
cwt, Butchers' cattle stock was in
moderate supply, and those found
ready sale at from $4.40 to $4.65
per cwt. The quality was very
good. Medium and common grades
were in heavy supply, at lower
prices, or $3 to $4 per cwt, Bulls ...
Choice heavy bulls were quotable at
$3.50 to $4per cwt. Light stock
hulls brought prtees ranging from
$3,25 to $3.50 and $3.60 per ewt, for
choice selections. Stockers and feed-
ers-Canadiari stockers for Buffalo
were its moderate isapply. Prises
for good to cbolee were a little firdier,.
these being quoted 25e per ewt. ir
higher, or $4 to $4.25 per ewt.l
Feeders were in ample supply, ftt
$1.40 to $4.65 per ewt. l4iileh Cows
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noltives- Choice pivoted at $B5 to
$40 each and inferior fetched $25 to'
W ''NTE
ani prepared to pay the highest
cash price tor all good butter and
eggs delivered at my warehouse
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C. GILLESPIE.
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a
arly Closing
Stores close at 7 o'clock, p, m. on and after May
15th, Will you kindly co-operate with us this move-
ment, Shop early and buy your goods at this store.
TABLE DELICACIES.
Orange Marmalade, in glass, 1-2 pints,
jam, assorted, in glass, 1-2 pl'nts,
Preserved Cranberries, pint sealers,
Canned Strawberries, Peaches, Pineapples, -
Tonmatu Catsup in large bottles, -
Empire Table Sauce per bottle,
Royal Worcestershire Sauce per bottle, -
Salad Dressing m pints .and i-2 pints.
Smoked Sliced Beef, Canned Corned Beef,
Tcngue, Kippered Hegr-ring, &c,
gar Co 1E4
Macdonald Block,
to $B0 each, Goocl veais quoted at
$2 to -$7 per head. • Sheep and lambs
--Prices• remained steady, and ;Train -
fed yearlings were quotable at $5 to
$5.60 per cwt. About five spring
lambs fetched 82 to $5 each, and
bucks were steadier, at $3 to $3.25
per cwt. Flogs—Prices remained
unchanged from Friday, and choice
selections were quoted at $4,50 per
cwt.; light fetched 84 per ewt.,,and
thick fat were steady, at $3.75 per
cwt. Sowswere quiet, at 83 per
cwt., and a few stags fetched $2.
Thorold ratepayer have passed
the by-law granting $10,000 bonus
to the Ontario Silver Works.
Edwin Palmer, G. T. -R. brake
man, Chatham, had his hand severly
crushed between the drawheads on
Saturday. n
President McKinley Monday hand-
ed over the $20,000,000 to M. Ctam-
bon,'"the French Ambassador, to be
given to Spain for the Philippines.
Mrs. Goodman who it said to be,
about 107 ,years of age, will heponie
a member. of Wesley church, .Bamil-
ton, at the reception servjce•next
Sunday morning.
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ke.L.A'a ;KWat,
Your heart beats over one bun-
dred thousand times_ each day.
1. Ono hundred thousand supplies of
good or bad blood to your brain.
IWhich is it? . ,
If bad, impure blood, then your
brain aches, You are troubled
a with drowsiness yet canrrotsleep.
You are as tired in the morning
as at night. You have no nerve
' power. Your food does you but
little good.
Stimulants, tonics, headache
powders, cannot cure you; but
eb
will, It makes the liver, kidney's,.
skin and bowels perforin their
proper work. It removes all int-
purities from the blood. And it
makes the blood rich In its life-
" giving properties. 1
, 7o .P3►tiSiOn
Yoe will be afore rapidly curets
if you will take a laxative dose of
Ayer's pills each night. They -
- arouse thesiuggish liver and thus -
cure biliousness.
Walde to Our bootoi. .
- we nave the exr1ustve tibnttCes of
status of the most eminent p%gatelans to
the United States. write freely` all the
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IT PAYS TO BUY
THE BEST,
This Trade Mark is
on every Tag.
See that you get it.
BEST AND
IS PUREST
IS STRONGEST
IS EVENEST
IS LONGEST
Ffa—If your dealer does not handle our Twine.
write Plymouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 Bay
Street, Toronto,
1V100.- ECOWDMWCAL.
DOES QUALITY CUNT WITH YOU
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST. 1-'
`ARC-AIINT S
$5,000 worth of
BOOTS AND SHOES
at cost
This is not a clearing sale to push
off old goods but a genuine giving
up fiusiness sale. Everything must
go. Others may be selling cheap,
but you will always find we are a
little cheaper, and if anyone is out
of sorts in the house it may be all
the fault' of a badly fitting .shoe. A
comfortable shoe is conducive to
good temper. We make it very easy
on the poeket, as well as easy on the
foot. Every lady should take ad-
vantage of this •and come and get a
pair of our pat canvas and cork
insole walking boots. They are
rnade in French Kid, latest styles
Goodyear Welt Process, are as flex-
ible as ahand turn, and will not
squat. See then. •
J. Q. KARG S.
Please do not ask 'for goods on.
approval without paying for them.
If not satisfactory the money will be
refunded.
D. SANDERSON.
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Pupils are in attendance at
The CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
OHATIIA I, ONT.
From the Atlantic Coast to
the Pacific Slope. [[
133 Cities, Towns and Villages in Can4
ada and the United States, during theta
past year. sent us nearly 300 pupils.
There are now 23 Counties and Districts
in Ontario, 5 States ot the 'Union to-
gether with Manitoba, apd the North
Wset Territories represented.
Over 200 of our pupils have been plac-
ed in good positions since Jan. let, 1898.
We recently had four calls within
three weeks to supply teaa:hers for other
business colleges.
Among those who have accepted posi-
tions lately, are :—Jennie Bateman, se
Steno. and assistant. Wok -keener, Waik-
erville Brewing Co. ; Annie 1V1eRae, as
Steno, and assistant book-keeper, Milton
Pressed Brisk & Sewer Co, ; Catharine
McRae, as Stene„ George Angell, Wbole-
sale Art Supplies, Detroit, Mich ; Cleo
Cartwright, as Steno., with North, Ana.
erioan Life Assurance Co, Toronto.
The spring term- is one of the best
seasons of the year for malting a start.
Enter now. D..MeLACHLAN & CO.
Chatham, Ont.
8EED5 SEEDS
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Clover, Timothy, Lawn Grass,
Orchard Grass, 1V1uliot, Hun-
garian, !orn, Turnip, r . angje,
Sugar Beet Danish Sugar/
Beet, Carrots and all Garden.''
Seeds,
The purest and best quality
always on hand at'
A. MILLS