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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor,
The G• T. R. 'Deal Exposed.
Parlirment wel ...hold at least • one
session _ befc re disselutioia The an-,
touncement, 'came tet .a thne whenthe
government had fully made itp its Mine
to appealto the country. The Premier
ire eta official statement, gave ashis
reason kr thio change in front, thet,
the Grand Trunk Railway Compare),
has asked -foe eeet•atitrineetilleritionet�
the contract entered into -last. session
It will be. noticed that it is the Grand.'
Trunk, not the Grand 'Trunk Pacific,
which
which desires the Modificatiors. Where
the deal ca- "contract" was leder clis-
cussicn iv the_ Hease cf .Commons for
several months Sir Wilfrid and . his
ministers stoutly dared that the .Gte
ard Trunk Railw,ay. Company could
properly be considered as a party tee
the transaction. The Opposition urged •
in • coefutation of that view 'that...thee
(trend Trinik Company and the Greed
Trenk Pacific Coinprity, were...Ore
the same„ with this exception • that
Senator Cox and a kW .other gcivere-
Mere.: beneficiaries had .beee taket in
ureter the wing of Ole letter. Fontein:.
The Coesere eaves' claim is now:just:le
fied .by the cancer:eel:tient . attic Prime"
Minister, whoproclaims the. 'Grand
Trunh to be the principal in_ the cliclaer. The Censervative .party• •did. its
best to fiethe responsibility in the
proper covarter, bur Were 'met by felse
statements from the Ministerial .berelr
es. They tried to. protect .Carediteri in-
terests by making the G•ranct Trunk
responsible for the dev.elotuneete . of
Canadian resources, • but deeeptiole was
practised upon ...them in every..: tuene
The anneaskireg of the goecratnent's
duplicity, of -which • full acknowledge -
meet is now made, will destroy• -whet -
oar confidence 'may • have existed its
the deal, up to the time -a Sir _Wile
frid•s, self-expesore.
Civil Servants. Multiplying
The wholesale appointeterit • of
servairts by the. Liberal gavernieent,
has placed office room at a. premium:.
When. Sir. 1Vilfrid came to power ..the
Parliament .buildings. furnishedample.
accommodation for allgoverneneat
employees arid there was ro•otte to
Sparc. From .3 itly 12, ,1896; tc Jura
30, 1902, up less than 1357 leer/. 'ape
poiraments 'have been ,ervade by etee
Liberal party. The majority of this
small army, which does not ineltide
temporary employees,. -ceneas clerks,
etc., are . housed at 'Ottawa. • They
have already' - overrtin the parliatheet
buildings and are now scattereet aU
. over the city. -Office reelts is • 1902.
cost the governettent. To Oita
exorbitant- amountarome theetsarecie .of
dollars will be added by .the removal
cf the entire Militia added,
new ses en story building owned by the,
Woods Company, of Ottawa. This
large addition to'tete• goveatteteot oflia
• ces was imperative. The clerta n the
etestern tylOck Were Tellifigereeer.e0ite-
another wed something had to be done
to make room for those, yet to he CM-
ployed for pclitieal. purposes. • •
When the Liberals were 'in the oppo-
sition cne of tne thitige they delighted
to talk about was the abnotinal 'rem-
ber of civil service maple:Tees .at the
capital. These innocentobjeet§ ord. eir
wroth were gratutiously loathed . oii.
every possible occasion. The •Grite
promised to reduce the number, 'In-.
stead of doireg so they have multiplied
the steels tnany titnee over, until it is
almost impossible to find rcom for
all. Already' there is a squabble over
the quarters % Leated by the militia,
-
which means, if it means anything,
that the seven story edditioe L& ttot
sullicient to meet the 'rapidly increas-
ing need for new offices, •
Morris Township.
Miss McKenzie cf St S. No. 9, was
linable to teach last y'eek oveireg, to
illness. •
Miss Lottie Maxwell., daughter ofn
Jared Maxwell of Mors, a, member
of Trinity church here, Iia $ applied to
be a missionary in Chita,. Miss Max-
well is attending college at Toronto,
rreparittg fcr Missionary work,
t300 has •been voted by Motris Ceveitie
eil conditionally, for the proper ree
pairing and improving of 'What e's
knoivn as the Prairie road eclith of
Winglartu, It is part of the.boundary
between Mo
ttis mai East , aWrarcele
townships.
Jas. Itobinsoit of the Gravel Road,
Morris, sold his farm Oteraistittgi 61
some 107 acres of good land \to John
Wighttnatt for *ism The fain is
well itttatec1 al 1rit elites 151 'every
respect. Me. Robilitail ifiteltde
ni-
t to wirdii towin the spring,
A Muth .esteeln resident of this eec-
tion passed away on the morning_ of .
.fratteday week in the person of IS.
Scimitar He had reached, the good *Id
age .of 81 yeers tuld leevesetwo sons
--arturaetated John -and one daughter
J. •'Seattle of Mildmay- to :-
mourn Lis departure. The funeral _took ;
place cemetery.
Rev. Mr. Gensmere has been ore the.
NiCk list.
Mr. Artheur Marsh from the West is
sisiting under the parental roof, .
The railway surveyors are now work-
ing' ia the eiertity a Auburn.
• Rev. Ceupland went to the White:- •
church Circuit on Sunday walk but
at thelirst appearance:1: he reached
there was no congregation owing to
the very stormy weather. The people
expected the' parson • woelel not turn
out, Rev. Mr. Cane trier to get to
Donnybreoll but feilea.
•
Mullett Township. •
". Mr. Tilos. Vairservice has purchasecl
the roe -acre farm from Maori Bros.
opposite .his own, Price re,000.
Beef .Ring. --Through the efforts of
Messrs. It. Carter and W. Mecaal
beef ring has been organizea, temoug
the' farmers of• the eighth told ninth
concessione. '•
.Soeier Gatheritees.-On Thursday. ev-
crime lest Miss Lizzie trodden ti,nterta-
ined about :forty of her. frierels at in
evening party. Crokincle and other
games were • the ceder of the evening.
A. most enjoyable time was spentby
ell. Somewhat • similar occasions took
piece at W. H. halls and. Wen. Vert:
clen's this. week. ••
A few of ear local sorts • attended
the ball given in tre Clinton town
1 all on Wednesday evening lest end
report . an. enjoyable time, ,
Mr. Wm. Fuer of the Caravel Road
had the miefortene altrose a .valuable;
Itorsti f, oin distemper last week, .
Mr., ,and • Mrs. 11. Soell have, taken
up their residenee on the farm. of •Wme
Snell on the Gravel Reed. .
Mr. rJohn Denby ;has dispoeee: of his
driver to Mr. John Torrauce of Clin-
ton. • • ••
'qrs. Andrew Tyerman is . laid up
'with the. grip at, present.
11'r, 31111105 Fairs.e.rvice has also leech
•used pp- with theseine trouble.
11Ir. IN'. T. Adams' horse ran away
*on Saturday and. elemoliehedere • good
•eutter. •
Mr. Lou renew:in sold a .1-lereford
cow to Me. Bert Alleneof HarlOck.for
•aeliandsoine figure. . •
• Mr.,.• Robert Litelsay has returned
Leant front *Dakota. and. reports' extra
nice werther-there' •ivlich he left. .
The railway by-law was defeated by
a majcrity of two.. The vote stood:
.' •'Yoe Against
• Auburn • a '54' '12
' 3t
82 84
The available -epic ie the section is
363 ..end. te .earty the by• -law ,121 votes
are necessary and they• must be . a Mae
Mr, John Rogerson hire the mis-
fortune • to be . thrown .frein his sleigh
last Thersday: He is rererely injured
alemit the back :seal is under • Dr. Ate-.
.canamo s care. . •. • . .
Master Charley .Sundercrele is used
toe with rhetimatiem at • present. The
little • felhew is. :magi -jug. quite *badly.
. Scheer Report. -The followierg shows
th,e. r011 Of S. S: No•5 for month of
Jate . in 'order cf stendieg ebaeed On
test .'eapers, writtea,. weak- ard: generel
proficiency:a•• •
.• • .
-Sr. 5theellobert Vold= • e •
Sr. 4th -Albert •Vocldena .41tieS MC-
-COO], Sadie •Me,Cool, . Jortatrodelen,
Elile Jackson, Wta. Snell; • 'Wm.
FIog-
gart,: }terry rieCool. ' •
• • '
Jr. 4th' -Mabel McCotar EsSie Mair;.
Gertre Vedder:, 1l1a Webb; John- Weir
lace,. Elsie Brown,, Frenk Hibbeet. '•
Sr... 3rd-r-liett • Netet,Moggiaa Cole,
Ernest Lee.- • ••
-Jr. ted -Della rieCoct, 'Ernest ,Ve-d-
den; Mabel 'Lee; Charlie Lee.•
,Sr. • •2nd --Sept, Wallace, • Flossie
Brown, 'Mary Jackson, • Charlie Voiedere
:EPItratm • Snell, 'Orval Rapsoia Armand'
bleCocl, : • -,. ••
jr; • 2n4-Richerd -Vodeta, - Cora Mc-
CooL, Wesley, Hoggare. _
• Pt 2recle-Floy Cole ,May, Appleby.
• Pt. astt--Elva MeiCeoll Mary :Vora
den. . ". : , • ' ••
Pupils.enroiled 3r, , avera.gaatte.nd-
aece • -
• Lond.esbOro.'. •
13esiness Chenge.-Mr. George Snell
of Carlow lids baught out the alexia
steithing business of Me, E. Bradfores
and will take possession shortly. As,
it is oily a few -years since Mr. Snell
was itt busoiess here before he is well
known in these parts, Mr. 13redford
i$ as yet undecided asto where he *ill
locate. •
Colborne Township. .
Ned. Hardy Moved into the hou-
se of Mr. Alex. Glen on the 8th con,
on Thursday Of last week as Mr. Hare
dy has cregaged with Mr. Itoderiek
Young, for the summer,
Danentg is the go now. Mr. Samuel
Mitchell gave a party to tittitC a man -
her too Fraley tog 1. of last week
wben they tripped the light fantastic
to the early hours of the morning.
Mr. 4nd Mrs. Richard Ityen of Nile
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ata
drew lrfillian on Friday.
Mr. Rheinleart of Mantle:bee is visit-
ing friends in this locality at present.
We are glad to see that Mr. Coh.
hissete is improving, as well as eau
be expected.
Mr: Fletcher Gilders lost a valuable
horse on Thursday of last vveck writh
mealts a big loss to bitn,
Aft -s. John Treble has been at the
Nile for la few days the past week
takirg care of her sifter wko is very
Quarterly Servide Will be held in
Zion church next Sunday at TO a, M.
The Inelien doctor left for Mulkey -
town on Sateorday last.
We are sleety to say that Mrs.
Flick is very low at preseitt. We hope
to scorn beer of "her speedy recovety,
also Miss Ada, Mitchell who, has beta
laid up with In grippe.
A sleigh load of young people drove
Erten Goderich try Ur, Alex., Xitkpat-
rick.'s Jr. in Friday nigte last and
gave Lim quite a, surprise 4s it, Was a,
surprise party. They tripped it ea
till the wee sin& hours ryf the morn -
log,
the County Council.
Tile _county couecil met in Goderich
last Week, but cilec net - finish the •
business before it and adjourned ulna •
Vebruery 21412,
All leconnunitations, petitions ond
accountsin the clerk's hates were read
rind seret 011 to the committees and
wove not reported on When coureil ad-
journed, except education matters whie
eh are of small 'note. - •
T. E. • Heys tend It. W. rata were
appointed county auditors, M. Lockbart
and W. Lane . auditors of criminal
jestiee accoutits, J. rt. Field- and Wm.
Moffatt county examiners. •
The resignation of Mrs. Frenchenat-
ron Of the House of Refuge, was ac-
cepted end the H. QUIZ, coannittee
was empowered to provide .for the
manageMent of the house in the mean-
time. •
F. ;leaden,. Rev. J. W. IIcelgires and
Hoary Pltunsteel were appointed true -
tees for- Godetich, Seeforth and cline
tore Collegiate Inetitotes. . •
Col, Teem of the 33r11 regiment
waited en tile council • and asked fer
grant. . .
• Messrs. Bell Of Wingliam, tsbister of
.Morrie and McCallutn. of last Waeve.-
noeb. addressee' the ecencil 14 -reference
1.0 grant to ivnprove . dye. road /mown
as . the _Prairie Road, south of Wing -
ram . ... . . .
Three 'tenders were received for the
eddition to thy House of Refuge, remit
S. S. Cooper, Thos, Mackenzie end St -
vers and • and Stirling of Clinton. .Mr,
Cooper's ',figure is uurerstood to have
hem -$8,8od an ere other, two much
.aboye that. The Council will likely
tate action at the adjoierner inecting.
• The, builedeg committee ecnsists • of
Messrs. •Cantelon, Miller, Derain, Con-
nolly and McNaughton. -
•• The . steudieg committees ler the
year are as follows
geeCutive and Speciale-Connolly,Guen,
Miller, Sreckman, Melte; • . .
Finance am': •Briticationel- LoCkhart,
Dentine McNeal:Alton, Meteme, Kerr.'
Rood and Bridge and Courety Property
-Canteloe, • Patterson, Lament; To -
trig Ferguson. •
-Equalization-allele Commie
. Wardell' e .Committee-Cantelon„ 'Max-
• an, McNaughton,
House of Refuge -Gunn., Spackman,
Lament.
Rev. Irl R. Hicks.Eneourates
Small Hope for Improve-
ment in February Weather.
Rev. • Irl Iii.cts of St. Louis,
Mo. in the /11;NNT iSS11C Cif Wore' and
Works efeints • his weatker ferecases eor
,.1tebrnary„ whech• .are •noe encouraging
teertho.ee'' \yr/lc:. are tired, el :thesevere
weather:, or the . pest ettevelO . says
•....The • 'Storm diagram sliows.'that -tte
monthbegins oh, thecentrel ray -eclat
regular• eiteani .....period, \vitt • the . feel
nyeetten perigee on. ti.. {tree -and .
Nero:try ..per1od approaching, its cpu.-
ter. The. first - stege of ides peered
-wilf• foil ...in the lest . two, daya tI 'Jan-
uary., thee is eachange tO .warmer veal
barometee : felling in the :west, •end
Wads • shiltieg to, ..e.asterly. etetsoutht
.13y the .t.sie • •storinvireos' will
begin to form over . the :'weetein parts
o f the eoufary; marked depressioes
o f. the .barometer will .be moving cart -
word. ;read • wide areas .of i•rip • end
snow. . - and "'sleet will. pees 'eastwardly
across the country. during 'the 1st . ec
the 5.0. 'Ordinarily • a :cold wave and
•blizzard Weeldappear before the etli,
but.. tre. Moon does , not ..pese. the eeke-
t :;equeetor end! •, thee • eth, lee:are the
:storMe , of. Oat 'period may not reiter
.11lizzareons .proporeices • uutila after
.tleat ,date. rerre .rtercery disaireence
cootinuee . up to ;about the loth, hence
cloury, murky,sleety weather will eon
tentie ili all poOlerolity • ieto the
reactiettery - period ventral • on: . the
6th, .7th 'and . 8th.: If. heavy; snow ane
sleet, storms der. noe• appear tiering the
first •four • (ley& of. Ole Month,.2 such
'stories, , will aliticat eertairly •-detreleat
eboue ette 6th 1.i i1i. 9th. -Ilat.• the
cherices , for. emerkede win ter storms ovi
arid reeat the It tree , of -the e'incilith
arO : tiveity„. • :Upon.' the whole, inuelt
thrertered ...weathee, with sve: ere • win-
ter ..seartris. are elinoet careeentice dure
leg" thelirst 'eight...or ten days of Feb,
tacky, cr -• until :Oa' pittr.C4rY
fluence srbsides. This will prove; one
eif , .• the .inoet "general -end deeteective
sleet' periodsOf thewhiter aedat
-
least ene severee told wave may. be
counted. on. Two are quiteprebable
Cue Aot far. from the ,first, and. are
other. on Mid aboitt. th•e _7th, and, .8th.
Those ..• Who • live gee on elle .great
plaims Of , the west rend north' • shoeld
'exercise "predene.watchfulnets .fot them
selves - rend their. live . t,ck nt thir
time; ti ehe, nature of the case the
memory -petiod-grocipsetre first . two
storm. • periods Of . the nionthinto' one
prolonged spelt:of thatetetting weath-
er seeere winter -storms, • ... •
.The .• third stone period is central
on . the- reth'..eturreeches , front. • the.
loth to the eatee. Irellieg •.betorneter
and, general stieetes*of .rein and snow
wilI tetutit, abeett'the...iethe:.35the" and
.t6the... This. p.eirod • will • culminate
ebollt• .. the trine of the etwamoon .r.et
the.. ertle, bringing: 'stool*. Of 'a tropic-
al nature. southward,. -with change to
blizzaidoue fea,teree in the .west and
forth, -.This period is also prolonged
:by the•new nic•on OTT the teeth rein -post
111) 'to. •the reactionary statusidiotic
the ifith mat • i9th, . If rising berme--
'eter arid 'cold. wave .follove
itnnicdiate-
ly ' aftee the new moon en the Ifyth,
a. suddeti revulsion of storm eondition
will reappear • about the r8th tie eoth.
These storms will 'attic, he, followed by
a. high bereenetereatid eold ware about
the 2othe to the.- eattd., • . .
Our critical frieticts who. love to
dwell upott the 'feet that we cover the
whole tan e with our stormperiods,
will 'tittle gcod epportunale_s to bring
otrt this s.rgantent • daringthis menthe
The .11atth..bretee, or the ,gre•wingi Ver-
nal equinox, . begins . about tI.e. last
kalf of the Month. • Alt. through Ver.
hal equinox will be felt, proloeging
the regither: otorin -periods, .eatesing
sporadic squalls of rain, Wind and
snoW • end bringing- some ...dangerous
tropical storms. 1117, from the regions
of -the 'equator...
The last regular storm period for
Februaryis centrolf on ..tite. ./4t14 its
disturbing influences reoehing front
the .2254 to the . 270. The first stag-
es. of this period will bring...changes
to much wainner in western • parts -
Winds will change to southerly 141(1
easterly, the barotrieter will fell, the
tygrometer willshow ihereasing
htt-
tiidt,t • and tune storms tithe
kneeing to. Show . oe the north side,
. will pass castwardly over the country
from the 24th to the 2.7t1.1. •
As .the month goes out .gotterally
lair and colderweather will prevail,
in the Western ..eXtrentee leeratiott to
-tvartner will its.ve tot ht and the bar-
Otritter will be falling preparatory to
rotetionary storms -due • the -first • •
three (lays .of Mara.
Council Vlectrigs,
orris
Orey
nost WaWatiosit
West ,Wawattosh
Februery 8
el 8
Y 18
Stanley Township.
Mr. John Sparrow is buying, horses.
for Blareitobe, and. expectsto leave in
a few days with a carload. We under-
stand it is his intention to make
more than ove shipment.
Mr. Clurles Logan of the Parr Line
has been on thesick list. Ms 122211102'-
008 trierels will 1:e pleased, to learn of
his early anct complete recovery.
Ma George Mcelinelley is wearing a
smiling face these days, t. tittle girl
having arrived there to stay.
Sir. and Mrs. Charles Johnsce. era,
tertained a, number of their Ilayfteld
heeds the. other civet:mg, among' them
being Dr. Stnith -tota wile. .
Mr. end' Mrs. Red.inoud c1. Leeds,.
Norelt Dakota, were visiting Browuson
Line friends letely.
Mr. Dick Peek of. Seaforth has been
spending a few,. days .4round haylield.
Mrs, Charles Johneoe was the guest
01 Mrs. • Wm. Rethwell oa Thursday
lasti
Mss Myrtle. Walker of near Exeter
has hen visiting •-lter anany friends
exottnei here lady, . •
A great number of people in this
vicinity are victims of la 'grippe.
• On Saturday ,Mr. Wjlflatn Glom re-
ceived a. bank checque- from the Maar.
cen, Leceieter Breeders' Associatioa ia
'payment for four Lec_eister sheep_ he
shipped • to their ranches iri Wyoming
last fall. The stoat was of .4 superior
quality and the Associaticee SG eX-
pressed. itself.. :Mr. Glenu is satisfied
with the result of the sale. • •
Mr. It, herr of timinuerrill visited
at the rune of Mrs. 3. Reel Sr. last
wt B‘filt 0tf imilleyrt-1110its •1 reenegsaugere(ri
-Reid. •
Mr., earl Mrs, .T., Keys cf the Ba-
bylon Line were guests of the lat-
ter's sieter'• Mrs. Peter Cole elf Gorier:
ich township recently.
•Iltisti Jean.' Campbell of the ' .GeShen
Line spenta few .driy$ recently at .her
tome in Melt:410p. •
; On accoeneeof the bad contliticut .of
'
the 'reads aiid weather the pastor,Rey,
R. A.•Milier, Itaa been uneble to ate
chureitiefo s eteyNvioe e$
s u atyl,os !tele, tt'arti estlitackddiasyt
there was nc seeviceon acecent of the
Quorterly service: at Verea.
Miss, _Sarah -Ante Keys of the Betyy
len Line leis' beenevieiting her cotesins,
Mr. rend' Mrs. • Fee, ateer Iturell, •
A. nen-tree of young people iri this
part spent an enjoyable evening'. set Ore
home Of Mr. • P. Cole of the ella,yfielci•
Lite last wee.. . - • . ' • • . •-•
•Seallte ef Our ..„1/oye _end girleetcOk., ij.
the secie.1 held by the .Methodist chur-
ch, Bayfield, at the 1151110 of iefrefantes
McGee on Thursday evening Mid' report
-
a pleasant tree. ..• a. • ••• • •
Mr. Win . Deridson of . Give(' ear c r h
Dekeetil, %Aidis renewing old ecquaine
tracee hi this eteighborhood,
leer Stenley..boe, herifige. v teed . .witte
with his patenes an .the froeheir • Lira
for 'a pumber of years. IA ••.: 676 . he
bought andsettledca .verat•iiserlato be
Nolen: art' 0101F411.111ergoli r:41,1 (.10607
teWilghipl• 414' it.30k , glEo beinalf. a.
libeepartneo; • in the. perteee• Of.
Mist; 'Susan Melia. feertir dal:getter el1.
the laterl r it nd rlia; Wm. flue Mr.
'end Mrs.. Davidson aatnaieed (111 -ails
fanit . for 'five.. yeiere when they . sell kt
ead enored to . Nerth Dakota,. Ring:dolt
township, 'arese 'county, where he., toor
01) 260. ac las of 1aid,..11-is 'nearest
aeigliber 111. thd. . time eves .8 Miles
away. Me. .Davidsone is now : the :oWre.
er of Boo acres- aid, last year ha.cl 300
acres .ofewt&t,, ale ataamerfailowed
which, yielet rite- 126oci . bushels, • There
being •an Clevete•r'withie..twee aniles. of
.hie farm' he tea,teed.hir treat to it at:
t hne of' threshing . end . .std • tiel what
fier --•7760. a.• Wisher.. Ife , Lad .. 8o
Ceres of oats, • at acres of barley' and
6oacres ofcora,- whichlie. says. :pays.
well • in that 'oriel:eel .1 -le has. thirty.
'horses.. . Whieit Makes: lihn• flee eieents,.
..sia hoesese to • the .icant. .Ile alsou hae
huneber -. of -cattle and .colts..'• . erete.,
Davidson has .a barn 5.6 feet sqvate,
and aleci . a large .. and . comen.odiotis.-
dwellihe house built; 'with •all the
modern :improvements . and Which. cost
huun$3;cioo. ,Mr,.. .Mi•s; Davidson
have sir chiferen, • fear ..boys and. two
gitree .The eldestgirl is inartied -ape
one:of. the boys IS, att.:aiding the..Agrie.
ettlteral ...College:, Me.. Davidson •says
'etookieamaellituts. ere being ittrodeced.
Which:Will. be .4 great saving. inharyc-i
se is veer ..peptilar. • in
that parte of the country anhi- hes
filled • Severelrimportant peeitions, lee
was also cue of tlee 'three rcprcscnta-
tiVe
.Men choral to travel over
Mani-
to»a to ascertain "what kind .of country
it
. it. is.. .111r.. Dayiescn....copverses 'very
'freely. aed it • "is 'a -pleasure to talk "to
him .4nd altholigh he haslieed beneoth
de Stars - and Stripes . for .13 years
he has t fcrgotten the rFlegt. that.
has braved e thousand : years 'the beetle
anxi. the lope:Yr.." ere iu etill e. steelier
Conservative end.. 'often. speaks of • the.
grand oltratetetenae,''Sie John.A.Mac-
, -
ald. • .•-• ' • .
unieisseeimonessomor
Too Little Mood.
IS THE CA11414 Or MOST Or TIM
MISHRIC IN IiV1RYDA.17 LIFE -
IMPROVE 'lane BLOOD AND DIS-
UASF, WILL NOT 14XIST!,
Autc.ng the many thotsatids who
testify 1.o, the route ot
Pink Pills as a, blood LIM nerve WOO
IS. AIM Mary Jeckson, Nerinandele,,
Ont.,. who sAys : have used Dr.
Pinte Pills .11tal have derived
such .greot benefit innn them that 1
-consider it my day to let others
know • their worth; -1 or elpwaroe of
three years e suffered from anaemia
and grew sOi. weeee. that 1 could •searce-
ly \vele . obvert the Maisie I hed
color in my lace, • my lips and, gums
were bleocileea I lost all. ambition,
'suffered from Iteaduclies and -dizziness
rive felt away itv weight. 1111141 1. weigh-
ec1, only ninety-four peelers. I doctor-
ed a greet oval, but it did not same
to do me .any good. I WAS tinned:cas-
ed to try Dr, 11,111laens. Pinie Pills and
before 1. had taken them tea days I
felt better 14111- INOple.amid see a,
change in me, 1 centinrea using the
pills for some weeks and. aan now in
the very best .of health. rlvery de-
pressing syalptont lu.s passedawe),
erect 1' rave gamed fourteen pentials te.
weight. I think there isron,iveurlsand icin
can equal Dr. Williams viuk i
I §troogly recommend them 'id all
wee.k • told .rei beg •giras.".. •
• Goderteh.'
The W; C. T. U. held their meeting.
iti their hall ell .Drondato A. .series of
Mothers* Meetings are being pia -fined
for tlte balance of the seaecto - :They
are • indefatigable in loobitia, up • new
'members'. • Mrs. Gee,. M. Elliott. is the
corresponding-seeretery- for the press.
. To inake the Gospel Temperance
meeti•ngs more attractive cn Sunday
afternoons at Temperanee, hall a choir
las been:footled, Miss Conn organist.
• "The Face Miffed the.• Illitsk" n Tlie
lr eel/Oita:4d eo deliglitee• 'Cloderielt
visitor front the south that, .she wrote
to a. frieled to, send her a paper if she
had, one .to spare ard if she had none
to send her to write and tell her, some
times how it progressed to the finish,
It is a well written story ahd we like
it ourselves..
Mr. James lotes • of 'Thessalcn is
spending the wittier ht the resideece
of his brotheri Mr. Willient Jones.
BLOOM OF HEALTH,
Little -children always need careful
attentioneebut they do not need strota
drugs. When any ailment comes trey
should not be :dragged into eimsetisibil-
ftywith the so-called "soothing medi-
eines nor ehould they he given strong
nausecus. gripping iturgativett,'
very best medicate in the world kr
suet: troubles as colic, sour steenttefir
indigestion, constipation, erarritoca,
Worms, colds, simple fevers and teetla
ing • *troubles • is Baby' s Owe( froblets.
your littk. one suffers from any of
these troubles give. train the Tablets
and see how meekly theyi Will bring
back the'. bloom of health. Give the
little 'one an occusiottal 'dose of the
Tablets and yout will keep them well,
Mrs. d2oht. Mama., Elgiv, Ont,, has
preyed the trial: of these stotetnents
atul says : Is/ find Baby's Own Tab-
let? the hest remedy for indigestion
and teetheng troubles," The tablets
cost 15 cents o box and play! be had
front druggists or by until from 'the
Dr. Willfants---111vdteitte _ _Brock..
vine, Ont.
Mies Jackson's experience should
bring rope to all the weak; . ailing girls
aud • women. What those pills have
Oone for her they 'wile do tor others:
Every dose adds tone and . vigor to the
bloer and - nerves brings a glow of
health to sallow checks, a sparkle to
theeyes en,ei a ruby redness to pallid
lips: No other, medicine has done So
much .to bring conifett and :heath to
wea1s. girls an6' • womee, P1 ybit are
ailing . givu the pills re fair 1114 and
etw Jienitit eedetremettovill be yours,
o not 'except ar y vink . c:olured sub-
stitivte ;• the 'genuine- e.,Lwaye- have
the. . full amine **Dr, Williams Pirtle
Pills. fer Pale .People", printed 'one the
wrepPer .arovied cycry box, $01(1 by
medicinedecrees, everywhere, or by.
Mad at 50 'cents .a box or six boxes. for
82.5e by Writili�i 'I're Dr, \\orients
Medicine .Co., Breetrille,, Ont. .
.Bayfield. •
Mary Porterfieldof helgrave
has been •visiting lice sister,,Jalules FC.1"1;11:(911. • 7 • -- . •
. The social rarely •lyy: the Ladies' Aid
of the,. Methodist church at thd house
of 'Mrs. Jthrics-McGcc ,ozt .11adn. esclay.
evening wee a decided success.. . •
Mr. John •Whiddeve, has beere confined .
to, his h.oine• the past (011daysWith
severe' attack ofelaegrippe. • ..
, Mise Lizzie • Ferguson. •of . Toronto. is
tome on 'a . ' • - • • . •
Msrs... James • McCallum of •MeXille,
.66 ar.d. „Noble eleCalluotrofeManitobe
were theguests - of Mr. and Mts. ,tVen.:
litenceen e :few. days reeently, • ' ••.-•
• Mr. diaries Johnston a Stanley' en-
tertained. -a numbti of „Ala, youtig-proa
pie ' Of. this -village. on Friday . evening..
Theyell' rereet- a geed' time...
• Mr. T. • •.1- Marks telt last .week fcr
irmieite • ter )LitC hjs clateritets..• ". •
.• Mt. .,,George :Peck of Graced Forks.;
North Bakelite is Vigitillg. hig mother,'
Mrs. Peck,..; • • " • .
Messrs. .Murdock.. Ross. 'William.
Sturgeon- last/week for Stolas.
Bay. to 'engage in. the herring,' fishing.
Mrs. E. -Jennings 'of the rt:Ctory,0.6
childroti have eeedvered from ehe tecert
attrelr of In grippe: •• •• •
. The Stanley L. 0: L. 'district meet -
rig : 'wee relc'eln the Oreete Itall here
Saturday . evening.. with e 1 atr avail-
:. • Charles' '1•t‘o.iter of Varna-
- ..•
•Itiatice •hate. been -received...trot tbe
Soeicey -willeholterfareh.the�ti
,their • celeerlitica 'all the world
leo .yeerseeinee, ite.establieh.;
meat.", .
'Noir:erica Ineu 'received by. the Eng-
eisle detach heft thatthe tvi,•500 .for
mission work, the suun 8.11,0.te(1. t.C.'
Diocese. of Hever, as their_ share, has
beta 'Airovided. 'ice :in, full with teddit
, troll of re'co oyer • the emeuptterevited:
Tee; •.. iS .11 • fair .eheavieg -.aud' willno
doubt by very-gra4f)ping' thoge. 10,
teiCsted, ir, the Northwest., worlea, ••
Stetileury, ,who 'retired fromAbe
teere.ship at the •close of thelast term,
hes . filled.' thee; oIfl'cefcr fle. • yeare
end . for the elven, ;years previces..had
been, a aternber of thee/email. _ He
thus -.gteve sixteen years' consecutive
service ' to the corporatiaelr a. lenge;
period • than atty 'other of':our eitieens
'cart boaet .af. hayfield -has not a more
'eyrie resident thee cur late eceve,. Dr..
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NEW P1) -RING
PRINTS
It may seem like forcing the season to show New Spring
Prints in Jewelry when the thermometer is ten 1 elaw zero, but
nur customers likut to take time by the forelock and get their
Prints, Shirtiogs and Cot ton Goods early, and have them MadeUp
before the spring work begins. 'We ordered our printe some mon .
ths ago before the edvance in Cottons, which enables es to sell
them at latt year's prices idtbough they 1*219 worth from 10 to,15
per cent more. We will be pleased to levee yon call ander:ono-le
our New Prints whether you ere weltered to buy or not. ItelOW
we quote a few pi Web;
Cruee's Celebrated English Prints, Whip width, soft finish, guaran
teed fest colora now worth 15e for tric . •
Canadian Prints, wide width, heavy aninight weights, fast colors
itt newpatterns, now worth for 10e.
English and Canadian Prints, now worth 8c, for 5c.
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We are running off OUT' Winter Goods at slaughter prices
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• clear. Di op in and see the bargains we are giving in Wrapper
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.3. fates, Irlannelettes, 'Wool Blankets, Fliveneletee Blankets; Ladies'
Cloth Coate, Ladies' Fur Jackets, Men's Fur Coats, Men's Beaver
.te and Chevoit Overcoats, Men's Stub PrM
Proof Rubbers, en's Home
a • Otnia0e Mitts, Heavy Wool SoxeShirts and Drawers, Ladies' Fur
4.tpari'
ttes, Ruffs, Stoles Caps, Mutts, Ete. It you need anything
ea in Winter Goods -you should not tuiss this chance.
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UNDERTAKING-iN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
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•Night and Sunday calls answeted ai residence' of Mr, john :PoYeell Or
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• . THE BIG SALE • ..
Sweeps forweed with greater force than ever. •Every
de-
pnrtment, has caught the contagion of cut prices and crowds
are taking advantage of this big sale. . '
It will pay you to visit this centre of business as thousands
of dollars worth Of goods will be rushed out during. Sale days.
,Everything in the line of winter goods must go regardless of
juice.
It will surprise you how fax you can make a dollar go here
these days.
Ladie'ei Dress Skirts'Ladies Coats, latest styles, Ladies'
der Skirts, Ladies' Wrappers, Waists and Night Gowns at
sweeping reductions.
All Furs will he cleared cad regardless of cost.
Militare Flannel, Grey Plannel and Underwear at Clearing
prices.
Men's and Hoy's Orercoats and Snits at, less than manufao.
turers pricee,
A snit p in large .heityy
Several hundred pairs of Boots and Shoes to be sold at tre-
endons reductions. Asnap in Lamp Glasses.
E'resh Groceries always on hand.
Any quantity of Butter and Hggs taken in exchange for goods.
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