The Clinton News-Record, 1900-02-08, Page 5FEBRUARY 81 1900. THE CLINTON
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HOLIDAY
GROCERIES •
We can bave confidence
recommend. 'the, WHITE
SWAN Flour for holiday
baking. It is cheap •
flour only in price.
We have renewed. our
stock of Groceries and
now have a big supply
especially good for the,
Holiday season. •
0. OLSON:
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WATCHES -
SAre guaranteed "to $
# go" - not only correctly,
# but permanently. Perfect
Wortmanship and *nicety
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of adjustment are the first
requisites we see to,as re-
gards the inside of our
# pocket timekeepers—as to
# the outside, that is purely
0 a matter of taste and ex-
pense.
If you have thought 0
of a ladies' or gents' wateh #
in g31d, silver or gold -611- #
is. ed We are ready for your #
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that
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A,i.1, GRIGG
Jeweler and Optician.
LOOS -
We want Logs and
Bolts of all kinds suit-
able for Headings, and
are prepared to pay the
Highest Cash
If you have any Logs to
Sell IT WILL PAY YOU to
enquire our prices before
taking them elsewhere.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Statements Preseuted by Wleahaw 60 41 31 28
the Moen Collestates. Begorth 03 00 0 8
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Ifollsekeeper wanted in a )311601 family. 4.1
dress lioX S. Clinton lx,o.
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Tho following statements were pres- wrozetee 08 22
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e.entseesion by the Collegiate Listie
COW FOR SALE,
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tUtes of this county Total 292 210 • 110 87 19
CONTINUATION Oratelege.
The following schools received grants
for conducting continuation islassyti
NEWS-RBOORD.
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Cowjust calved for sale. .4161) Tlaorobred
Jersey 111014m sale.
JOHN notAtus, Ilnrou Road.
Jam 24th. Clinton P. 0.
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• FARM FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale lot on the
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tivaUon it Mites front Bayileld. Will be sold •G'i
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W Qt.Q.TOTINSTONE,
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Jam 16th.
LOGS WANTED
The undersigned will pay' the highest cash
Drolgo157.10Ss delivered et the Clinton Oigan
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COTTAGE FOR SALE
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The cottage and property belenging to t le late.
Vin, Metllinohy. being lot No. 4, vvost side of 11
Isaac street: in sub -division D of I, flatten bur , by .g.
survey. is offered for sale. At presont emu*, • go. ' co
by It. IL Chown. It s a tom oi a e an i e .0 tAt
situated property,and will be sold. on racism,
able terms. Apply te
JA1V1ES SCOTT, Clinton. „, g tt:•.v1 g1, 911-3 k:4;
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or PETER DOUGLAS, Blake. Jan, 16
,,,.• HOUSE FOR SALE. ' .4t -rit Eil F01
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The subscriber offers for sale his house and 5
101 011 corner of Rattenbury and RaMan streets. 4,
Clinton, A.pril 131h DOHERTY.
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FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF STOCK. EE 4..
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' There will bo kept at lot 31, con. 6, Hallett,
for the improvement of stook a fins Chester ,„• a
boar. Terns*, 81 to be paid at time of service _Wits iz - tIcit
with the privilege of return to hog it necesserY• i• ---e::
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W. J. eicBR1F,N
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Summerhill, Dec. 9th. 8m*
• HOUSE FOR SALE.
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. On Victoria street, Near Organ Fac tory - 0 IN70:3 I.V.,,r,,t in
$300 will buy aroomy, comfortable house with 4888 x5s 1-,:,
good lot. -the iwopert recently occupied by
maieh t,11. , W. BRYDONE, Barrrister .60aos0
rank tipshall. Apply to •
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LAND FOR SALE. Oa Ok
The undersigned offers for sale that desimole -4 • 0
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sixteen (16) acres of land south of the London tR5e8-0 ...a;
Road Bridge. It s a beautiful site for building
and will be sold in one piece or in lots. MY •
reason for selling is that it is Coo far from town
to handle myself and it deem t pay to.bire help
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June 20th.
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FOR THE IMPROVEMENT. OF STOCK.
The undersigned will4keep for service at Lot
22, con 16, Goderich tOwnship, the Shorthorn
' Bull, Captain Marlow,registered (29784) in the
Dominion Hord Book. Terms, 51.
Also a Canada Improved Yorkshirollog bred
Ivy the Ontario Agriettltiwal College from the
sire Favorite,brect by John Hord 4Son, Park-
hill. This hog is registered. Terms, 51, to be
paid at timeof service), with privilege of return
mg to hog if necessary. . •
. CHARLES 13AXER.
Jam 20th. ,
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
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The Subscriber offers fer sale wverY desirable -
property on Isaac street consisting of fear. lots.
upon Which there is a comfortable) frame house
with kitchen and woodshed. attached. Thera
is a good stable and a Bret -class well of water
on promises. The orchard, consisting of gropes
and apples, is a good one. The property will
besoid at a:reasonable figure for cash. or i.eash
and. balimeo on time. Appy to the owner on
the premises MRS: JOHN JUNOR
Clinten May 91h.
SPECIAL
•NOTICE
Cash prices until 10th February next.
7 bars good Soot), 25c
Extracts, 8c per bottle
Laundry Starch, 7c per lb.
Corn ,Starch, 7e per lb.
A lot of covered baskets •cheap to
clean out, Fair's Breakfast Food al-
ways on hand. Highest price for good
Butter and Eggs. .
G. J. Sil'EWART
Jan. 29th. •
HOLIDAY
We ask you to try our Rai-
sins, Currantand Peels.
Our stock is new and good,
•11,1Sh what you want for
Holiday -baking.
Exeter Flour for .
liOliday Pudding,
There is no better Flour
made than this and none
better value for the money,
For Fresh Canned Goods
try ours
IL & J, IVIRSFORD J. W. HILL
Stapleton Salt Works,
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Jan. ard, 1000. -
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W. JACKSON
/WONT 0, P. R.
CLINTON
Travellers to any part of the
world should' consult the
above in reference to tickets,
fares, etc,
W. JACKSON -
AGENT O. P. R.
itCook's Cotton noot Compotind.
ts successfully WC, monthly by over
1o,000Ladies. Safe, effeettutl. Ladies tisk
your druggiSt for lioalet Craton Root Cow
pound. Take no alter as ell Mixtures, pills and
hilitationa are dangereue. 3rleo430e. 1. ti nor
't• x1/0.13,10 degrees stronger, $3 per box. kto.
1 ,r 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 11.eent
f Mane Tho COOk•Oompauy Windsor, out.
ggri-Nos. 1 and 2 sold and reeommended by all
responsible Druggists 1110401nd',
No 1 arid No 2 se2 in Clinton by Sydney
Jackson, Drwrgist
STUDiiii iiiii—TTEO ATANYTIME.
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STRATFORD, ONTARIO,
95hool that Wilms adventages not found
elseWhere 16 Canada. Largo Ptalr of export
itstruCtors ; increased attendance; up -testate
btu:meet training i eeorce of students placed
into good paying positions, students in attend.
onto who come from 'placenta which areiocated
other htlelitess colleges. They want tile best.
Ithays in 111tO118, NOW 101,110 WOW 090. r,n101,
nastier) ae pestered. 'write today for Otir hand.
°vie ptespectus,
W./. ELLIOTT. Principal
PeOre. AO.
Vo66.11 rtotivtodittes
th. &eat ,pnritim, poualb
1101d and reeommeneled isT
ereggiste tombs, only reit
able niedieine discovered. Sh
• Paws puritaigred to elite aY.
o Set WotilmeaShali ofteeta at abase
62008for, gnat Welly, EiteOtAIIPO auk
Witco. Opium eeethetesiite, ati receipt
at Drift, ono voltam si. six, SS. Om toStffletise,
Sts WU cuts. xmlipulstS free te arty addre06,
'The Oituptilit,WindiloryOrit.
Wood's Plaisahodine, sold in Clifitori by
Iither Jackson, amnia
IMPERIAL EMULSION
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rout{ d On a gravestone in a village
churchyard in Sussex. England,
reads :.-"It Was a cough as carried
her off it was a coffin they car-
ried her off in." Now bad the vir-
tues of our Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil been known and the prepara-
tion osed in this ease, that epitaph
might never have been written.
'It le well known that Cod Liver
01116 tineqUalled in the treatment
of allaffettions of the throat and
lungs, and Cotnhe's Emulsion is a
preparatioe of Cod Liver OR in its
palateable end agreeable form, eas-
ily taken by the most delicate per.
Sons. It contains a larger percent,
age of pure NOrwegian Cod Liver
Oil than mostof the largdy
adver-
tleed preparations. Large bottles
35 Me,
Balm In
88ne7,
inspector Tom's; ItepOrt.
Wingham $1190 $100
Brussels 513 50
Bluevale 60 60
• Blyth 60 60
Gorrie ' 50 50 •
Fordvvich 25 25
Ora,nbrook 25 25
L dbu 7 • 25 25
• Orange 11111 25 25
S. S. No, 9, Turnherry 25 25
S. S. Isla, 4, Morris 25 26
In addition to these grants $155 was
earned by twenty-four other schools
for passing pipits at th e public school
leaving examination. . The total Leg-
islative grant received was $005; this
together with a county grant of $450
made a total of $1,0%. The amount
for 1898 was $1050.
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moo $58,209. $48,921 8910 4762 534
1897 67,945 • 40,331 7528 4410 584
1898 50,561 39 084 f5948 4104 604
1899 53,924 88,078 6715 8944 58i
In ten yeers the enrolled attendance
has fallen off one quarter. The winter
01 1800 being very severe and stormy,
there WO,S a falling. off in the atten-
tiance,particularly in the rural schools.
MISSIONARY .
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The following figures are • culled
from the annual missionary report of
the Methodist church recently mired
and show whab was raised for missions
by the different Methodist churches of
this county: -
5290 88
Victoria 81..1
• °11'l$'°11' atatat,ANitt..).'. ... . .. • . • ..
Godlrieh, North St...
g b;aokso:be
• Rolmesville. 31238 ?.11;
" • Sharon
1 t • • • • • ..... • • • • ....... ' ' ' ' 1.20
enezer 70 26
73 210 21
411. 44
8,4 . 13 62 43 111447361 437620
Seaforth
frt.
The following is an extract from the
report presented to the county council
by the Inspector of Schools for West
Huron
RICOEIPTs.
Balance from 1899 $13,352 19
Government grants 3,670 51
School taxes on property 48,522 82
All other sources
• Total •. . $69,272 99
Exemeprrunits.
Teachers' salaries $41,063 04
Sites and buildings 2,83902
Maps, globes, etc. • 617 60
Repairs, fuel, caretaking, ete. 11;122 60
Total $55,672 20
Balance carried to. 1000 • $13,601 73
TEACHERS AND SALARIES.
1891 1899
Male teachers employed 65 • 57
Female teachers employed 61 77
veragesalary paid former $409 $371
" latter 278 257
Certificates, first-class 2 13
" ' second-class 47 60
third-class 77 ' 60
In fifty department a change of
teachers occurred during the year and
four of these changed twice.
aNTENnArteu AND masemedefirox
• PUPILS.
1891 ,,1890
Number of pupils enrolled 8112 7061
Average attendance 4551 4379
Percentage of attendance 56 62
Pupils in I. class, part 1671 1109
1% 1510 1446
1, " 11 1781 1642
1165 954
41 1442 1423
443 7
JS V.
The percentage of pupils in the higher
classes has materially increased since
1891.
s. gNza,A NOE AND P. S. LEA -VINO
EXAMINATIONS. 0
Entrance P. S. Leaving
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Hayfield 16 12 0 5 1
Crediton 23 15 • 5 5
Dungannon 20 16 11 8 3
Exeter 4/ 42 •25 22 3
Goderich 68 58 19 13 6
Hensall 18 11 12 11
•Kin tail 22 17 6 3
St, Helens 11 7 4 4
Zurich 25 10 0 8
Dungannon
Crewe
Nile •
!' Ebenezer •
" Sheppardton
Bemnin"Bethel
11 21
‘," wBealstlitia
• " Donnobrook '
•Walton sea• m)
Provionee
Lendeeboro
Au urn
Einburn
Tuokersmith-
141 75
23.00 11 76
61 85
• 21 24
528 88.97
6944
53 06
86 90
14 37
70 10
130 31
66 18
56 38
012,008.
CARLINE. Olin tOil on February
let, Charles Carline, aged 63 years
and 8 months.
LITTLEFAIR.-In tucknow, .1413, Sisi,
Archibeld Clayton Littlefeir; aged 4
year, 10 months.
Bentniller on Friday, Jan,
26th, Mary Moltey, relict of the
lete Donald MoXay of Goderieleaged
85 years and 10 months.
CREIGHTON.-On Jan. 25th, at the
residence of her soielielaw, W.
Geo. Bilton, 48 Huntley street,
Toronto, Elizabetlerellot of the late
Samuel Creighton and mother of
John A. Creighton of Brussels, in
her 89th year.
CAMERON -In Luoknow, on January
. 26t11, Alexander IL Cameron., father
of .7. IL Cameron, Principal of
Brussels public:, school, aged 69
years.
BROLW0Nuc-a IBnrAolwitno,lieallgoodn t5h8ey30eathrsj,an1.9,
days.
an
21 aofinf AaudrNrr51..-In e hb Thos.
eaga. e adoptedoen gthaegaged
811yearsjndaughter.
Cuiroes on Tan 170, Geo,
Roes, aged 65 years.
BALIC.WILL,-In Exeter on the 28th
Jan,, eartherine Armstrong, be-
• loved wife of Win. 9, Balkwilliaged
Harriet, Elizabeth, relict ot the lata
28th, Mrs, John Johnston, aged 100
4y2eayresa.rs, 10 niontlas.
JOHNSTON,-In 'Dungannon on Jan,
PENHALE. -In Steeilien on Jan, 29th,
John Penhale aged 59 years.
TIANNA.-In Morris, Jan, 291h, Van
Render, son of' George and Eliza
Hanna, aged 2 years, 1 inon,th, 9
days.,
WALKER. -1u East Wawanosh, Friday,
Jan. 25th, Howard Holmes, sou of
Elisha and Martha Walker, aged I
year, 7 months.
A Shining Star.
The strides which the Toronto Daily
Star is making are the feature of news-
paperdom • in Canada. Within a few
weeks it has been put in the front rank
of oily dailies, It has out away from
the Torontotradition about afternoon
papers arid has enlarged its size and
the aoope of its news so that it is now
on an even keel with its morning con-
temporaries.
Its splendid special cable servioe is a
costly feature of the paper's improve-
ment. In London, New York, Chicago,
Boston and Washingtoi it has he own
correspondents, as well as in the chief
'cities of the Dominion..
In war neWs The Star has forestalled
its competitors on many important oc-
casions.
114 11 15. correspondence from the Cana-
dian contingent in South Afrioa inoludes
2010 SOille of the most interesting 'letters
thet come to tell the people of thie
minion of the trials and the gallantry
of our soldiers.
Seeing that the markets and ex-
changes in the world's great trading
centers are all closed before the atter-
noon papers are printed, it has been
otte of the unaccountable things that
the morning papers should ever have
been looked for and waited upon for
their Commereial and inancial pages..
The Toronto Star takes full advantage
of the time of its publication at 4
(Voice* in the afternoon to present full
and reliable reports from all the trad„
ing centers, as well as the .local ex-
ohanges. These reports are published
fifteen hours Awl of the morning
papers. ' • ' •
It has lately engaged one of the best
drawing cards in the newspaper busi-
ness in the'person of Sam Hunter, the
tartoonist, who went over this week to
The Star, whose front page hereafter
his humor will go to enliven. .Another
addition to The Star's staff of more than
passing interest is the engagenaent of
Mr. Joe Clark, “Mack" of Saturday
Night, The Star's management are
going the way to make the paper the
most readable in Canada.
' • 12 25
11 92 8086
127 49
32 71 160 20
' Turners .6205
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Alma, , „ .22 21 84 26
Dayfleld.
-, Coles. , ..... ...... . ... 17 75
' "Bethel45 26 '63 00
Varna ' 8370
Goshen..., ......... ...'72.76 '
" Brucelleld............ 15 00 151 46
13". el''it'l,g101881t ., ...
287 99
255 87
Her'iPali'
Bethesda
" Sexemith. .
83 81
53 63
FEothrdewl Joh
Brincsels. . . .
"%Ingham . iirIchrizt . , . , , , 3, 1 08...30993 8064
26 85
15 25
• 8 90 61 00
, 98 12
164 86
Xip.R,en. a
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Gorrie.
Wroxeter,
Bluevale.., , 128 72
Ashfleld- .
Blake'ss• to 52
168 52
2041
Haekett's 19 69
Zion •34 81 111 71
The Farmers' Institute meeting Wed-
nesday was a marked success, The per-
formance in the evening wasup-to-date.
The electric light' leaves the people
in the dark sometimes. • The new dy-
namo will soon be here and then we can
look for a continuous light time. .
Mr. Donald Burns, Henna% is push-
ing his business westward, Ho is try-
ing to get his machines introduced in
the weat if te can.
Misses Holtzman and Laurerns are
opening up a dress and mantle Shop
n the Merrier hlock.
T. Holden ofthe Huron House intend
shortly to take up his abode in Exeter.
He will be missed at the Brick.
Mr. Charles Hartlieb will soon have a
fine display of harness on band. • Zurich
is the place for opposition, hence great
bargains in all lino. •.
MARRIAGES.
3�eLENNAN2t31oLEOD-A5 the real -
denies of the bride's father, on San.
24th, by Rev. Neil Shaw, Mr. Alex
McLennan, to Mies Effie McLeod,
daughter of Mr. Murduck MoLeed,
a alio( See.forth.
2 ANDREWS -MITCHELL--At the resi-
detoe of the bride's parents,on Wed -
1 - nesday, Jan. 31st., by the Rev. 9,
- Salton, Mr. Sidney Andrews'of El -
*250 197 9779 17 imville to Mies Mitchell, of the 3rd
The number of pepils of this inspec-' oonoeselon of Ilicidulph,
torate who passed the II. S. entrance SMITH- HEYWOOD-In Henn.% 'on
WAS 204and the P.S. Lomas 84. Jan. 255h , by the Rev, Long,Mr.D.
In 1900 the P. S. leaving examine/ Smith to Mies Annie Heywood,beth
tion siell be held at the same time and • of Exeter,
places as the high schoolex no in at lone: BEATTIE--MUIR -In London, on Jan.
The papers will he sent to Toronto to alst, Mr. Sadiuel Beattie of Duihana
; •formerly of 11 see's, to Miss Min-
nie Muir of' ndon.
STONE-MoRAE-At the residence of
•-.•
be examined, • •
inspector Itobb's Report. . the bride's father, Brussels, by Rev.
The Inspector for East Huron pres- John Roes, 13, A . , Mr. Chas .J.Stone,
ented a very complete report. to the of Langdon, North Dakota, V. S., to
County council from which the follow., Missjessie G.,daughter of Mr. John
ing figures are taken r- McRae, of Brussels.
TgAcrigne.SXELT011-CTIT1113ERT.-In Meths,
at
Of the 123 teachers in this divisien 58 the residence of the bride,e
are males and 65 females -a decrease of mother, lay Rev. Mr, Davis, Mr,
one malteteacher. There are 52 males ' Robb. la. Skelton of Elea district,
and 38 females teaching in the rural formerly of Morris township, to
schools. During the year there were Miss Susan Cuthbert.
sixteen changes of teachers and twenty liT,HITE-HOUGHTON, -At Dungan
five at the end of the year, or forty- non, by Rev. 33, L. Hutton, Wed -
one in all. The average salary paid tiesday, 24511 Jan., Eimbre G. White
'357 ; in 1300, $352 ; in 1801, $334.60 ; in Lavinia Houghton ef the village of
of Malahicie, Elgin county, 50 Miss
Dungannon..
during 1800 was 8814 10, a decrease of
10.40. The average salary in 1800 was
898, 324,50; in 1809, 814.10. The aver- FOWLIP-ORAIGIBX-At the real -
age salaries for the last three years donee of the bridese mother, Gob -
were as follows;
ride on Wednesday, Ian. 3Ist,
1807 1808 1000 1000, bY Rei. Jas. A. Anderson, B.
Male teachere in A. Andrew Andereon Fowlie Of
rural SectiOns $358 $340 123340 12 • nuke. to a lassie Ano Only dough.
Female teachers
in rural sections $259 213 03 210,92._ ter of the late Alexander Craigie.
Male teachers in
LAY -CAMERON. ---At the Maples,
IViltagteachers es an 487 525 Goderiob, the reeidenoe of the
Female
bricle'e mother, an Wednesday.jan.
in Villages • 242 245 252 85 Met, 1000, by Rev. Janne; A. An
Male teeichers tlereon, B. A., Mr, Harry M. Lay
in towns 800 783 34 ° 783 84 of the Bank of Commerce, London,
reunite teachers te Margaret Gale, third daughter of
i t n 300 812 NV 85 h I te 1ton. At 0 Cattlergin late
I) S t a•
The township of Tuekerswith pays LieUteriant Governor of the N'orth-
its male teliehers the highest average West Territories.
• saIarr in meal schools, $415.72, rind la Jamww,
OVOCIS p o orr aS e unique • -cash ,e Jan. 30th, Themes
tinction of paying its ferric& teachers , It an M. D.' of Seginere Mich. to
-"Deeds Are Fruits,
Words are but leaves." It le not what
we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by this medi-
cine are the fruits by which it should
be judged. These prove it to be the
great, unequalled remedy for dyspep-
sia, rheuxnetistn, scrofula, salt rheum,
caterrh and all other ailments due to
impure or impoverished blood. Hood's
Pills are nonarritating, inild, effect', e.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONEDAY
. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the uioney
if it fails to cure. 25e, D. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. .
"Erampk Is Better
Than l'Pecept."
it 4 not what we say* but
what Hood's Sarsaparilla
does, that felts the story.
Thousands of testimonials are
examples of what Hood's
has done for others, and
v.)fiat it wilt do for you.
Dyspepsia - was Weak and had
feintiog spells. Dyspepsia and ineligestion
in severe form troubled me. rive bottles
01 /loocl's Sarsaparilla made me well and
strong," Mss. WI916.66Nerawu,ximiniacee
Whitby, Ont.
LA 000d Medicine - "We have taken
Rood's Sarsaparilla in our family as a
wing medicine and used Hood's P111. for
biliousness and found both inedielne4 Tary
greeure, For impure Mood we know
Media Sarsaparilla is a -good medicine,"
R. SI, rumor, publisher Bee, Atwood, Ont.
ec
7rfeurt tills cure liker int; the non•irrltatlng ltd
421' cathintio to t e with IloOd's
bidet by Waite & Co., pruggists.
General Service Medal.
There seems to be a nabiapprehension
respeoting the medal now in course of
distribution to those of the militia and
She regular forces who served during
the Fenian raids and in the Red river
expedition. Because tio many of the
1860 men are entitled to receive it, and
because the statements in the press
have been rather misleading, most peo,
ple believe it to be the 1806 medal. It
is a "General Service niedal" for Can-
ada, and the several oecasions for which
15 1. now bestowed are simply indicated
by olaps, viz., "Fenian Raid, 1866" ;
"Fenian Raid, 1870' ; ''Red River 1870" .
If the recipient was in only one of
those affairs he is of course,
only the clasp for that ffair ; if he was
in all three, he is given all three,
• . To Be Prepared
For war is the surest way for this nat-
ion to maintainpeace. • That ie the op-
inion Of the wisest • statesman. It is
equallytrue that to be prepared for
i
spring s the - best. way to' avoid the.
peculiar dangers of the sieason. This
is a, lesson • multitudes are learning,. -
and at tbis time, when the blood is
sure to be loaded with impuritids and
to be weals and sluggieh, the millions
.begin to take • Hood's Sarsaparilla,
wnich purifies, enriches and vitalites
'the blood. expels ,all disease gernie,
creates a good appetite, gives strength
and euergy and pus tbe whole system
ina healthy coudition, preventing;
pneumonia,, fevers'and other 'danger-
ous diseases whiellare liable to attack
e weakened system: .
. • 0,07-
" Aaron Sear; a, farmer of Stafford.
drankcarbolic acid by mistake arid
She dope killed bine • • *
Fire started in the baseinent ' of F,
A. Oarpepter '485 Co.'s hardware :store
at Hamilton lest night, and at mid-
night was still burning. • ,
. Mr. Wni; Bennington has heen• ap-
pointed preventive officer- of customs at
A.Valpole Island.
For Over Fifty Years
Mris.Witestow'S SOOTIIING SYKUP luta hee4
used by 'pillions of mothers 'for their children
tEtPn4.Zdlsturbcd Aty116:14n tolt; i;J
and crying with pain of Cutting_Teeth send "iv
'once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's sooth.
ng Syrup" for Children Teething., It will re.
liove the poor little clatterer imenediatelY. De-
pend upon itdnothers, there hi no mistake about
itu4rtgtho'
Pt°93!
andgels euro. ol,fet4
Gums, roduCosIn
dammation,,etisives tono and
:aierertff to :the whole system. Dire. Winslow's
ng Syrup" for children teething is plea.
LA to the taste and is the prescription of ono
of tho oldest and best female physicians and
purses In thcl.lhilted _States, Price twenty=fivo
cents bottle. Sold by all druggists thr,flugh.
out the world'," Be sure and ask for Mrs.
IIISLOW% SOOTHING SYRUP.
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STOOK -TAKING
BARGAIN 1.18-r
Saturda.y,Monday (Tuesdqy
.Feb..70.th., 72.M...:and 13th
==X=xxxxxxx,===e,,,C=Ocxx000c
This sale is for the purpose of reducing
our stook before stock -taking. There are
lots of odds and ends, some goods slightly
damaged by transportation., b.andling, eto.,
but all lines are GREA.T ITA LU.E as in some
cases prices are cut in two and it is only ne-
cessary to see the goods to know that they
areBARGAINS.
•
Clubbittig ffers,
The season forrenewingeubscriptimis
has come again and we present to
our patrons the following Clubbing
• rates. •
Weekly , Mail and Empire and INTRO'S..
11ROoRD • . .. 91 70
INV °arta. and 11:111pirO, NIYWS.rtM0111) . .
' ill1 Atlag of Canada and the World,
price 81..00 52 00
Family Herald, and Weekly Star and nava.
Recoup . ..5115
Montreal Witness and Nnws•REc0nn....81 65
Weekly Globe and NNWs-REcOnn 81 75
Weekly Spectate'. and NEws•Rgeoup.. ...$1 75
.Ladies' journal (Monthly Magazine) and
. NEWS•RUCORD .... : . ......,.... ...... 81 25
,Weekly Sun and Naws-REconn 81.40
Daily News and Nmvsatcortu 8180
McKi N NON & CO t
1
0
INDING UP
OUR YEAR
We have just finished stock.taking and have balanced o
up for the year and the result sl.ows substantiatprogress.
• Our cash „odes for the past year are the largest in the p
history of this store and we do not intend to let the preo-
ent year lag behind, as we are in better shape than ever to
serve our customers, Having taking time by the fore. t
lock, we placed large orders for new goods months ago, be- 4
fore the advance in prices, They are now coming forward 4
and will be sold at old prices, notwithstanding they have I
advanced from 10 to 25 per cent. over last year's prices.
We have just opened up our new
Prints, Gingha,ms, Shirtings, Cottonades,
Flannelettes, Etc.13
And this is the way we are going to sell them :
Nevv• Print's, 84 inches wide soft finish, fast colors, good %mitre at 10c,
oue special pt ice .... .
100 t
w Ginnie/Ins,. fast colors, worth le, for
Ne
.. A • • t
so h
New Oxford Shirtings; but colors, wove% 1%r„ for ....... ..., . .
Cottonailes, in stripes ftnd checkstli 10,for
Heavy Cottonades, now worth 843wore tor ...1.11: i
New Shirtinge. in etripes and checks, indigo blue, now worth Itic or.,121c
Flannelettes, Indark and light colors, now worth 7c for 50
Bleached Cotton, yard wide, soft finish, worth Be, for 50 i
Heavy Flannelettes, soft finish, now worth 120, for,...— ... ..... ., - -100
Grey Cottor, yard wide, heavy weight, worth 7c, for ........ , •
MoKINNON & 00. - SLYTH
eleateeeeloilteeellee111043.-6030•3431-tiegs-etete,431..WeleeeliegiKa-ggeelegogeelteeeeree-ete
•
rob, Seaforth, by Bev. rather YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE
H B OOM BE reK Lie TA knit' 11,28940.
Chemist and Druggist,
1.0.01
tarok& starriest, 01111 thebest
preeetvative or hiOthet
and the hest renovator of old
leather. It oils, softens, Meek.
ens and protects. We
Eureka
Harness Oil
oe year best terressi, leer *Id hkr-
OW, sad your roma/stop, 508 11141MD not only 'Wok batter but woke
)sager. aoldeveryiebeesiticans-sil
aissi teem half Mow to five goof*
isbeelutatillitiltitte., MAW,
teachers viz., $300 and 3205,28 There Miss finally, aiitighter of Ur, John
a, higher average tottery than its nude,
are sixt',/ 1•formal-trained teachers' Moltfannt. B d 1
o.
four hol profeesionel firstschtee certi- 14Altgne-SPAILINGe-40 Seatorth "
ficatee, ;sixty seconds and fifty-rdne the residence of Mr. 13, Mullett,
thirds.
IIIXAMINATIONS. brothevia4aw of the Wide, ein Jan.
. 25511 by Rev. Mr, !tumidly l'fr. ThOS.
The usual prOmOtion exaMinatiope E. taker, pinned eemetery ef the
were held -during the year. These are Greta Trunk Railway Young Men's
steadily growing in favor,and although' Christian Assoolation, Sarnia, 10
the school attendance has decreased Mita ROMA Sperling of Seaforth.
• WO 118 many paper. are now used as TILIAIY-VOSPER.-In the Methodists
were used ten years ago. ohuroh, Mitohe11, on the 31st Jan.
Entrance I. S. tearing by the Re*. It. Whiting, II, A., Mr.
a, Mead A. Tilley to Miss Mary A.
Clinton
Dlyth
When you buy your FURNITURE from us. We will
give you good goods, well made) well finished and at prices it$
LOW as the lowest •
UNDERTAKING0
We are the Leading Undertakers.: Our stock is COM*
plete in all the different branches, l'itr M e • fonntl
very moderate for good work.
Night and Sunday calla answered at Ilesidenee of nut
' Funeral Director, Chidley King St., opposite Foundry.
V
1ospery4
ra 0 V
0 ai g both of Mitchell,
BROADFOOT ROX & 00
.61 e / 5 "Axlversity liatteretit no man," but
J. W Chidlearo Stakeicer
_
72 04 21 IA 8' the paina of dyspepsia turn hie atten.
UV he finds a ours,
HARDWARE LIST
35 kegs cut nails, assorted sizes, $2.50 per keg, pre-
sent wholesale cost in car lots 23, a great snap.
20 whips, prices cut in .Y2
Gate and barn -door hinges, regular price 60 per lb.,
sale price 3e
Hasps, regular price 15c, sale price 8c
5 hammers, regular 75c, for • 55c
4 hammers, regular 25c, for ' 150
8 braces, regular 50e, for 400
7 braces, regular $1.25 and $1.50, tor• 90c
Hand saw files for *• 50
Large. gimlets
if 5c
Small ghnlets, 3 for . 50
A quantity of gbxtlet bitsteach
A few augers and auger bits.
Chisels and gouges,
Cork screws, regular 20e and 25e, for
5c
Half price
a great snap
15e
Ciirling fongs, regular 10c, 15c and. 20e, each• .60
1311taler knive, regular 25c and 30e, your choice .20c
Carving sets, regular 65c and 75e, sale price.
Pad locks, cheap at `1,0c, yeur choice
. 3 bread knives, regular for
1 Only hain.
Odd sets of knives and•forks
only draw knife
Lid lifters, 2 for
Sewing Machine sciew drivers, 2 for
Woed taps, regular 8e, for
, 11 pan openers, each
frat. and coat hooks, per dozen
5 sets of meat skewers, per set
7 toasting or meat forks, regular 15e1 •for
4 feather dusters
3
5 razors, good value at $1 each, for
1 only razor, damaged, for
2 razor strops, each
16 niekle-plated muddlers, 2 for •
.Haness snaps
1.set bevel .7dge chisels, box wood handles
lar price $5,50, sale price.
Carpenters pinchers nearly .
1 only 4-bi
1 set aug
1 set 13 ang
35e
• 5e
50
4e
• 50
5c and 100
50.
Sc
12e
180
78e
25e
10e
50
6 for 1.0c
regu--
$4.50
Ralf prite
screw driver set in case Half price
r bits, in case, regular $2.50, for • $1;25
hits, in case, regular $8.50, for 2.25
2 or dozen wrenches, each
• 2 Bissell's gold medal carpet sweepers, slightly. 32:550c'
3
soiled, regular price 33.50, for
4 roller sweepers, cheap at $1,50„ for r 50e
Mouse trans, for• 50
Two 10e boxes stove polish for 15c
Knitting needles by the gros, 2 sets for
4 grindstone,' vvith _fixtures complete, for 98c
5 dozen meat hooks, per dozen • 10e
• 6 lamps, with shades, regular, $1.25, sale price 750
GRANITEWARE
6 granite teapots, good value 60e, for 85e
Wash basins,• 10c aht:1153
Cups and mugs at 50
Kettles, pie plates, tea drawers, pails, etc., very cheap
3 frying pans, each• 15c'
•TINWARE
2 or 3 siBOS iron bake pans,regular 15e and 20c,for 10c
Tea and coffee pots 15c and 20e each
Oval pudding pans at . Half price
A few dozen dippers, each 40
Cake cutters, regular price 5c eaeh, sale 2 for 50
A. few angel cake tins• 5c and So each
Tin wash basins 70 and 9e each
A. few WIC° pans, each • 80
8 spice boxes, slightly damaged, each 350
Pattie pans, per dozen 5e
1 only glue pot •
250
4 No. 9 eopper tea kettles, cach $1.00
Tin pails at 14c and 19e each
4 4.gallon bil cans, each 48e
SPECIAL
1 only fireproof safe, good value at $40, le price $81
(6$27
14 44
t5;%!=tCattOMCCattCX=C=CXXIXXX
Lots of ether go'otis not mentioned can lbe seen on our
counters any day of sale at reduced priceb.
All Goods at Bargain Prioes
Striotly Cash.
20 13 8 Is 2 Mon to Hood's Sarsoarilla And in its
arland. Bra