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ReaUestate for Sale
WARM TO RENT. -LOT 28, CON. 5,
Hallett, 3 miles from Clinton. 125
acres. Fall ploughing done and 15
acres of wheat in. Comfortable
house with furnace and hard and
soft water. Windmill at barn.--:
Thos. Archer, Proprietor, Clinton
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PARK FOft SALE. -LOP 82 ON
the ilth cote of 'Ioderich township,
consisting of 48 acres, 36 acres
plowed, 6 acres in fall wheat. The
farm is ia a good abate of cull:vat-
fon. Good brick house, arm 4(a50
feet, with stone foundation. • The
place is about 4 miles from Clinton.
-Per safe ea reasonable terms. reor
further particulars apply to eoa.
Colclough, Helmeaville P. 0. b3-,
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
nquarter miles from church, post-
effice, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd eon. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acreo
•of land, 15 acres under bush and
lhe balance nearly all grass. A
trick house, a bane barn, 52s30, •a
driving house ;.f,41c39 with a cement
ipig house underneath, are on said
, premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2n4 con., directly oppos-
ite 5. -aid lot 27, containing 100 acres
01 and, 15 acres of which are Mesh.
,On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
'bearing orchard on the two farms.
'<Both lotre well fenced and un-
•derdrair.ed. A never failing sPr1ng
-runs across both farms. Possession
••ean be given at once. Terms easy,
The proprietor is now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas" Nith-
-alson, Auburn P. 0. Prorapt reply
mall be given to all eolnilMniea-
Feb. 13-04*
irARM FOR SALE. -THE aNnzrt-
signed. offers for Sale part of let
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mite
south of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good fratne hottee with ate
one cellar, hara 36x70 with cement
.basement. Easy terms. J. -•A.
Smith. 40
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iSseaRM FOR SALE. Lor 24, CON.
2, Manley, containing 1.80 acres, 10
*OM of bush, the remainder is Well.
,feeeed, underdraitted and in a good
*tate of cattle -attest. 1 acre Of et-
dbard and Mali fruit. On the pre -
Is a two story brick house
With slate roof, a first-class: farm
*two, a belle 14 eke, eit
80 with Mole stabling, a ternent
end, tatati. geed driving house, pig
veiii am, ben bowie. T101;11043001.
ing Thie farni Is 'situated
setiete froth Reneefietd, 6 from
ton and n «.d gravel road; Ap*
*Ay On fie premises or addrettee
?Abort Nett. 011ieten P. O. 02
• Bev. J. A. Msedenald, Of Toronto,
addressed the Empire n the
,Layroan's Movement.
$t. Thomas Hoard Of Edttea,tion,ba
Voted dOWit a propoeition to luraish
tree scbool supplies.
• „A. K. McDougall, agene of the •Can-
afilan Exprese OomPany at Bowman.
'Ville, le 'dead, aged 47,
• Rev, J IL Courtney,. $t. Tioreas,
bee accePted e all to Knox
cher* MoGregor, Man.
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FARM FOR SALE OR TO liENT.e.e,
Lot NO. 36, Concession R., klullett
•township, known are the DothrefOrth
'am is offered tor sale or for rent.
Apply. to either of iludereigaed.--
Kies .L E Rudd, Executrix, 011re.
ton. W. BrYdone, Clinton.
NOTICE OF LICENSE TRANSFER
-License District of West Iluron.-
Notice is hereby given -that Joseph
RattenintrY nt the town of Clinton
has madeapplication to transfer the
license for the premises in the
town Of Clinton known as the
Clinton Liquor Store. to C. H.
Pugh of the city of London aud that
said application will he coesidered
at a meeting of tb.e board of Liens
Commissioners to be held In Aue
bura on Friday, Feb. 28t1i, 1968,
at 2 o'clock All persona in-
terested will worn themselves ac-
cordingly. -A. Asquith, License Com-
missioner. --Auburn, Feb. i'eth, 19e3.
CORN' FOR •SALE. -I HAVE •A
quantity of good yellow cern • for'
sale. • •Casb •or exchange for grain,
Standard. Elevator. --W, G. Smith-
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FIELD STONE WANTED. -THE
, Street Committee., of the Clinton
-Vouneil are prepared to buy Acid
;Stone from farmers for use on the
flstreets. To be delivered in
• ,Purther irfforma,tion, pribea, etc., on
applieatiof to W. G, Smyth, chair, -
malt Street Committee. -09.
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist:4'mill be at Holmes? Drug
Store, Cluiton, on Thursday, Feb,
27. Glasses properly fitted Diseas-
es of the eye,• ear,' nose and throat
treated. ,
NEW MEAT MARKET.
We have moyed into the stere
next to The News -Record office
•where we wilt keep constantly On
hand a full stock 91 Fresh and
• Cured Meats. Our prices are in
keeping with the times end each
.rirder Twill receive' prompttt
a ca-
tion..;Your Patronage or at
least a share of it ;is zeseectfully
solicited. '
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ord.
Creani Separators
o itttktfi on the fame part the
• farmer bettet than a Cream Sep-
arator. •Whet buying, buy the best
tiritt is the DeLavat. 1 am agent
• for it it this distelet
The Cyclone Pefficing
• The Cyelote Wire Peueing has
the two great requisitese4t- leeks
well and !este a lotg tire& Ile.
fore plating your ordet let me show
you this feeeing and ntinif YOU
prieee,
JAS. APPLEBY, Clinton 4,40,40.
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Clinton Nswap
uron County s Gathered
for News-Recopd a ers
Beigrave
• Mos Mary Porterfield visited her
eisber, 24s. Fergueoe in Bayfield.
• Messrs. Farrells of Kincardine were
visitors at Mr. McCre,e's last week.
Mrs. IL Sterling of Melita,
Yew visiting her relatives in lgrave
last week.
.Z. Campbell IS taking up telegraphy
and general railroad bueiness at 'the
G. T. R. station at Belgreve.
Miss Tessie' Ualliday gave an "At
Home" to some of her friends last
week.
Cleo. Mulholland of Seeforth was
calling on. old: acquaintenees i Bel -
grave last Friday ; he once lived at
lielgrave,
Mr. and Mrs. Welter. Wray and
daughter of Sault Ste. Marie are vise
Mug T. S. Brander' and other friends
In Beigrave and vicinity. •
Harvey Watson has a bad attack of
inflammatory rheutnatism and el eie
der the cloctor's care.
and M. Jplu1 Graalik eid lame
ily, of Morria, have meved to ilrey
township, near l3ressele, where they
have leased a farm. .
At the February quarterly meeting
of the Offieial Board of the Deigrave
Methodist ehureh, an invitation •to
remain as pastor of the coneeeeatiou
was unanimously extended to eiev. G.
W. Rivera, 13. A., B. D. Mr. Rivere,
accepted the invitaticht.
We aro sorry to learn of the rieath
of Miss Maggie Findlater in Les An-
geles, California, last week. lvlieS
Findleter is a clanghter of !Ay, end
Mrs. Pindlater; , Morris, and a sister
ofMr. John Clegg, 5th line of Mor-
ris. The young lady wai well known
in this vicinity and • we sympathize
with the bereft fetidly.
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East Wawanosh
• Snail Be...Abets are engaged cutting
wood for. Air. Tailor at. present. .
T. H. • Taylor .vislted his brother
Charles or West Wawanoah recenely, • •
Miss Vera McDowell; Spent a few
days with friends in •Winghate, =
Mrs. Jas. Nethery, grevel read, who
has been confined to the. houee for the
pest three nionths, is still ,or Poor -
Isaac Marwood of. neer Donny-
brook intends reipoying his family
end household *effects, to myth in the
spring, where he intends re,Siding fOr
the summer. '
Grey Township.
C• ranlireiok, through A. J. Reim,
• forwerded $15 to the Shaeletown Poor
Fund at Toronto.
Laet Week John Grasby and. lamily
MOVed to the Porter farm,
Which they have rented for a terra of
years.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Jos.
Coombes, to be very low at present:
she had aeother paralytic stroke on
Thursday Of fast week.
Mi. S. Burke treated alew of his
fiends to ae oyster supper one night
last week. All seem to have enjoyed
the night's outing, as they report a
good time.
Wre, Buttrey, jr,, who is bore on a
•holiday visit frOrri the West, purposes
returning the last week of the month.
We are wry to hear that Lawson,
eldest son of Job L. King, is danger-
ously ill with pneumonia. At the
time of writing we have not heard
hOwthe patient is, but 140 a, change
has taken place for the better.
Mrs. (Rev.) D.. • B. McCrae was
brought from Clinton to Bruseels on
• Wednesday of la„st week and ,is •now
the hozne of her daughter, Mrs.
John Ferguson, and it is hoped Will
• soon. be able to return to her home at
Cranlerook.
• Oh Wednesday of last week Z. Mc-
Allister received a telegram that his
brother-in-law, John Bain, St. Paul,
was seriously ill, havinghad an opera-
tion for appondicitis, The operation c
was too 'late, and his medical at- I
tendant held out no hopes whatever n
for his recovery. 1
John Bird, who at one tine resided s
neat Cranbroolc, was So severely
injured ,by a sawlog rolling n him h
while at work in the huh that he
died five days after, He lived near
sm. • AGoderich iwor
tmr. •
bfise Hale fell on Thereday
and dislocated her right ehoti
Some friends at whose residence
was visiting put the shoulder
Place, but -when she reaelted her it
her arm was swollen. to the end of
linger% Some 'neighbors callingher told them to bathe the anti
salt and wenn vinegar, rolling
in flannel which advice was folio
several times and by 3 p.m. on ,Th
day, Miss Hale wok Able, 7o
the G. T. A. trate for Toronto, w
she had been preparing to go for
days. •
Xise CUrrell aecompanied Mise
to Toronto, and is the guest'. 01tether, Mr, Ourrell, formerly of to
Mrs: John Yule, One Miss
is very much improved in health.
In Temperance hall 19th Feb.,
"At Home)! was held inder the
piees of tbe Council of Chosen Friends'
Quite a large number . of the merreers
Vrefe ,present. The tables were pro-
fusely coyered with, lovely delleaciee.
The first number on the program wale
the orchestra, followed by Mr. 13cele-
AV'S grernulgtOne selections. Miss
Skimmings, gaye one of ber instrumen-
tal selections, • 'Vies:era, Powde and
Sydney Eielcher gave eheir favorite
vocal duet "David ,and Geliath" ac-
ompanist Master mi(lyard. Mr-
Iarold Blaticstone gave two vocal
umbers.'41Gramoplicine selections fol -
owed after which Sydney Belcher
ang "Old, Siveur the Cellarer."
Miss Hattie Belcher ,delighted all with
er 5ne rendering 'of the recitation
'Betsy, • Hawkins" Inspector Ton)
as in excellent humor and .eengretn-
ated the "Chosen Order of Friends"
n the delightful Tea and excellent
rogram •gotten up for the occasioh.
is address was, full of 'good reason -
"g. ?Ir. Shaw's •violin &Dia were
V
well received, • Med. (Capt.)
eCarthy accornpaniSt. Miss. Dorothy
dis •gave a very bright selection 'on
he piano, showing her to be a most
oligent student and a ccaning pianist
nate. GrarnoPhoue select•ions end -
the program, after „which Mize'
kimmings 'played . "God sieve the
ing." the audience rising and join -
g in the anthem. .
as held. on, Feb. 18th at liTe la•ick
ilding"Of 1VIrs: Halsey Park: About
.,persons:-'weee present. Miss Dyke
sided at the piano. Mrs. Charles
Iltimber sing .a very pretty •sclo,,
he prayer we Said together, • You
cl I." Mrs; .J. P. Drown's address
s on Woaaiffs) :Franchise!): many of
e members suggested 4.11: iifea, of
eating women so that it wodId be
an easy matter to over.thraw all oh
staeles, in the, way of gaining thei
Jong looked for point. ,",:ast thy
burden on the Lord,"•was ming by
all. re o'clock tea was eerved by
Mrs. Lang of Siincoe assisted Lby her
ng "sister, Miss • Marg. ,Slic",,lt
or which, a cordial ' vote. '',iteielienks
a tendered lay. all preseet,tor Mrs.
Park for so kindly inviting the W. CI
T. U.' to meet at her pretty aisidenee,
Several visitorS• were' present- from a
004101'iChp
neon We received a copy of the Wheeling
lder. 'W. Va. Chuteh Calendar, With a
she beatttiful eulogy to the of oer
cotlein Mies Anne MacCabe Of Bea-
onle wood W. Va., who died On 23r4 Jan.
her from paralysis, after only two hours
indispesition, The Church Oalerclar
says ; Owing to the feet that those
who knew aud cherished, her most
fondly were. too sorrowful at the
tinie to bear testimony to her beautie
ful eharacter and virtuoys Ile. Only
a few Kees stating the circumstances
of her death appeared in these eel -
mos. However it is net too late to
say a few words in honor Of One of
•the notdest daughters ef -01'0 church in
the diocese of West Virginia, and it
seems fitting that they should appear
in the "Church Calendar," tor which
Miss 2/facOahe was a zealous come -
pendent during the, last two . years of
her life," The "In Memorlan" so
beautifully written that
aus-
upon
with
t up
wed
tike
here
come
Hale
her
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it ridge, Ont., in which locality he 1
had spent the past 20 Years. A wife
and five children, survive. ' : P
Mr. Bert 'reek, Clifford, who come H
down to spend a day with friend's on
the 4th . had an experience on his' ..ev
return trip lionie on Tuesday of last, -111-
week that he Will .not soon forget. E
He had, to •break toads for miles t
Fortunately he had a eood team with d.
him, but for all, the tele took hie). ei of
hours: • .• • ed
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Morris Townithip..
Mr. J. McArthur sold a spriog colt
to T. Clark for a handsome sum• '
The W, C. Mother`i. nmean
Miss Aggie Yuill has been visiting 30
• bU
Whitechureh ..
. . friends at Teeswater for the Past two ye
. ..
, we*, , • . a
Mr., Taggie of London ier the' gues•b .*.• Jas. Kernaghan le laid *with "T
of Jos, Clarl.. .- • , , . t , measles ; we hope he • Will soon an
be e. k. •-• e . ' ' ' . - .wa
W. ',Everett spend a few days with
his father reeently, Master P. R, Bryans. wh h a th.,
on the sick list, is able "iii be back to eull
'Mrs: A. 'Fox is very ill and nearly i High school again.
all the family have the inumps.
. 'Kit •tInderstin of Wingham was the Stanley Wa,tsen had the rnisforturiC
to cut his foot while splittin
guest a Mre. Jas Moore last week.. necessitating five stitchea.• ., g ..W?°!1;
• IVIieS X and Mr. P, Coupland of
Albion visited friends in this vicinity Mr. P. McCutcheon has .puteliased
lait week, Mr. ,Cceipland is still. the new driver from' Mr er d •
guest of Mr. and Mrs. ,..1. T. Holmes.
On Monday evening last, Rev." and
Mrs. Finlay. 'milted the young' People
of the. congregation. to the partonage,
where. a: very pleasant evening was
On Friday last Mr. P. Troy received
word .that his brother, 3ir. J. Troy of
Toronto, had , passed away. The
remains were ,brought. to Mr. Troy's
on Saturday evening by train where
they lay till Tuesday morning. . The
funeral' was .well a.ttended to St.
Augustine. ' •
• .ayF. Pted. 'Champion is still very
IOW, and while he is sick nearly. the
whole family of eight or tem are down
with the mumps, thus verifying 'the
truth .of the old adage, . "one trouble
never comes .alone." The family has
the sincere sympathy of .the • whole
community in their affliction'. •
• Mr. and Mrs, Rosa expect to leave
for their home in .Carievale, Sask., in
March: The best wishes of many
friends follow them. In the loss of
Mrs. nogg. (nee Miss MeClenaghan)
the neighiearheod loses ,one of its
brighteat and most charnithg young
ladies, $he was always tho life and
soul of eVery gathering which • was
graeed by her presence. ••
leeseeseeeielbeleeekka-sevelealeele..
1RING• $
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to this line and are this
We pay special attention $
$. and choice collection 'of
Season showing a large $
i Sapphire, Opals, i
1
' biamondsi Pearls,
Rubies, Emeralds,
#• and:Torquois. #
$ Set singly 1 and in combi-
nation•$
$ Values ape of the, Baste .• 1
---..c Mt. and Wm Frank lefartin and
$ ier residence,
, little daughter Etithehave ietutned
# Ali ja C NCO f ; train their Detroit visit.
$&van AND optima and Aft, Sale, a son. ' Mother end eon
, 1 florn•-On l&th Feb. to be, Merles
doine well,
, lestiee of Marriage Lieeneee. Miss Vim Yule is ItS vigorntis eq
,
ever, after being treated at a hotpital
etweete,eleeteelaeleelieelizeeilieeet. in Kansas, Cifty.
copy another portion, for tbe
whole would fill a column of this pap-
er: "One of the brightest traits of
her character was a steadfast devo-
tion to our holy religion, She was a
Catholic in very truth, wad her daily
life was a practical example of the
deepest lessons of our faith. And
when the and came, so sudden arid tiu-
expected, she, Hie the wise eergins,
was found ready with lighted
• Zurich .
Mr. and Mrs. John
Tuxf:ord, Sask., were
.N.fr. and Igr!, A. G. Ehn
• Cheles • Bossenberry,
Frank I3ossenberry,. has
ition M the harnexs
Charles Hartleib. '
A. Curry of.
Nvitb
es.
S):1 of Mk.
taken a
1hopof Mr.
.Mr. Harry Youngli1ut vi.ta. ,e, -
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burn on . Friday, week •attending•the
funeral of one of his' nei :!.3. '
Rev. • J. P. Health and family left
last Friday for Hespeler where they
will 'remain with Mrs,;Hauch's Moth-
er •until the latter part of March-
whea they egpect to return +0 Tokio,
Japan, whece Mr. Tiauch ie to seta,r7.
intend the Missionery work of, . the
Evangelical Assoeiation. . •.-,-!
Mr. Jacob ' NVeido has rented his
ferni near Dashwood :0 l'Ir. cralui
ZR111:i(iceh fionr, the .el:esrprilrin: yea.r•s' ivr±...wei-
do and family •will eeely ieuve n
,
Mrs. D. A. : MCLAINM 4 f Akroti
lVfich., Mrs. P: W. qess, and Miss
,
Marga.ret Drysdale .Faent a few : eeys:
at the home of. Mr. Robert Allan,
Blake; and other friends. .
The W. C„ T. U. 'Meeting held at
the twine of Mrs. C. . Fritz on Wed-
nesday of last week was opened with
devotional exercises folloWed with a
r.
study of ' the Li Ito . an .- " qi r a
( ockaiiaient - to doubling the niSsionary
1
' Op-
ium Traffic hi heathen lands." The
removal of these two death dealing
traffics in mission lands :would be
force, in those lands and the victory
gained would react favorably on The
work . it borne. ' The hope for the„:re-
movagilfsttihaepseepl:uvrilosh lien in jasrourseinat
, stitiree.ngth in opposing ti:M.1 .. g
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„ Mr. Wm. IVIeCracken has been laid. aft
_
o work for the past two weeks owingi wa
to blood -poison in his right hand.
Owing to many .01 the children
being ill with measles and, grippe
the Anderson school, 3rd line, was
tlosed last week and Miis McCracken,
the teacher, was asked to take a hol-
iday. ;
We are sorry to state.that Mr. .A.
Nichol, Or., has. been quite ill for the
Past lavo weeks. Mr. Nichol is one of
the first settlers in. thiSpart aed has
not enjoyed good health for the. pr.st
few years. -
Goderich.
Miss Lillie. Gauley intends going ta
New York at Easter.
• Mr. Murdock Macdonald of Tonaw-
anda, N. Y., is the guest of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. William Maedon-
Mr. William. Morris is now one of
the elevator staff. .
There are a great many cases of la.
grippe in tow a and some persons have
been .con,dned to. bed with it for a
couple of weeks. • ••
Mrs. McGuire, 'fife of Captain . Mc.
Guire of the "Eber Ward" Detroit,
was called to town by the illness • of
her Mother, 1VIrs. lVfoGillivray.
.Mrs. Harry; Laugs of Simeoe is
the. guest. ot. Mr. and Mrs. Halsey
Park, the . former being her father.
Mrs. George . Acheson, Who accOM
partied her nelee„ Miss, Brownell, •oil
leer return to Toronto, was accoraPan.
led back by her sister) Mrs. Brownell,
Chester Farrow, only son of. lVfr.'
Mkt Farrow of H. M. Customs here
ha e been transferred from the G. T.
IL depot, ' Goderich, to the G. T. R.
depot 'Guelph to tha position of day
operator.
Mrs. W. L. Eliot and infant daugh-
ter, Phyllis,' left for Toronto last
week to visit her mother,
. The sttormy weather is a weekly vise
itor this winter and we will weleome
St. ?atria's Day, when it dawne,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Macdonald left
on Wednesday of • Mat week for
Stratford. .
&Stance, notably, .. Mrs. Brownell, • '.
IThe postoffice .. at Erieau, whieh
has been previously a summer • post -
office, has been Wade a regular. post-.
office. • '• • . .
• Liberal members from 'British. Col-
umbia in the House of Commons will
Toronto, . Mrs. , tangs, :githnee, and
Mrs: Leech of Holiaesville. ' •
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Tbe
Marine Social Club Pke 'their
2nd annual banquet, on, 18th Feb.
The guests. invited numberqd .,;Iver 125.
The first part af the eirening'S enter-
taierneut is given to "Progressive
euchre." The. 1st prize was won by
Mollie Neville. The. 2n4 prize, a holt
of cigars fell to the lot of Mete Mal4
colm Macdonald Jr. and Captain Will
MacCarthy fell heir to the booby prize
whichamused all present Nsr. Camo-
bell opened the entertainment 'with a
congratulatory address, while Mrs.
(Capt.) WilL MacCarthy rendered a
very pretty solo, Miss Molhe Neville
aecompanise, = Mr. Stern of London,
sang "Amite Laurie" in a eery quiet.
manner. Mrs.: Wept MeCarthy
aecompaniSt. The address of, the ev-
ening was given by George F. Itebeet-
son. • The floor was then prepared. for
ending the- 'Banquet' -With a dance,
Miss Skframinge and Mr. • William
Campbell Jr. of the X S. Olub lead-
ing in the -Grand IVIerch. I
not re,sign at the rsaet:lest of the Asiatic
exclusion cOmniittee: •.' ,
J. H. Armstrong, public works exi-
gineer, is it Belleville in ceeineoltion
with measures for • the relief oflthe
spring floods. .
,
Sandy. l3utler, of Ottawa, formerly
accountant foe" Gillies Bros., Win-
,
Ibrineti, was killed on the T. and . N.
0. near Latchford. .
A fireman on. :the I. a Th. four . :a
stick ofdynamite in a shovel cf. coal
near Moncton. Ile was ia th4 act of
shrowing , it into engine; furnace
when he noticee it • .. •
The. January ' bank stateeneet shows
that there was a reduction, in la lia-
bilities daring. the month • of nine
ImIlions and. a decrease of eleven rail -
ion la •note eiretilation
er'e assistants.
Mks May Reuben, is one of Port -1
from her late actidett so well, that!
Mrs. T. A. Webster has recovred 1
eI
sbe left •this week to visit her
daughter, Mrs, nonirony fohneton,
who will aecompany her mother to
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E INVITE YOU
To inspect our stock and learn
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our prices. They cannOt tail to
please you„
vv.
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-Celle,
Conti,
'settee of Merriege Licenees.
,
heeler and attgraver,
Welfeas, of More Cares
Of troobies originating In iraprirs binndt
scrofula, loge ot Appetite, catarrh, dome-
tlem,bellooder lilersapierille then br *usher
wooed regtoaili combined. flomebOw
those cured by good's aetee, to etie eared,
*ad they gladly WU the good news to ethers.
mood Purifier -"I hive need Metre
eeroolenee and h$1145 rowel it the cheeses*
Wed purifier. It seeds& axone startfr
stamen of life #treueboot the weave hoer -
Thai's life and Oren* in everdm of It
Run* Snits, AO Wellesler St, Toronto.
Affileton fel Ifolero--"Hood's Serowe -
rine, hoe cored me Of scrotal*, with width
have been 'troubled 16 piers, and cowed be
execinetiom lZir little daughter had
scrotum, swotting ma leer nook and }Noire
Sarseparilla eleo cured her." igna.
aVonitn Hastier, Tenwoesee.
floodte Sarsepeplini le gold everywhere
100 Dozes One Dollar. Propired onir by
0.1, Hood Co., tow.ea, /Arose
N. )3. Po not take% sabstitute. Inaletueon
having Rood's,
Hamilton's tiro and water cont-
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mittee recommends .a water hupply
for the mountain residents.
frestbitten crops,
at Fort Arthur suffered last 'ear 'Irene.
Twelve per cent. of the farmers west)
Shipping men in Montreek.
that the influx of immigrants thie7.4-44r4
yell" will be greater than ever.
Jambone.s Fegavic, a Russian, while
crossing the ice at the Soo'fell int5.
the river and was drowned.
Permanent Resits
• •"X had been Buffeting for over two
months with an obstinate mitre), as had
also ray -little girl We tried several
remedies common to any drug store
without Obtaining any apparent relief,
in fact we were growing worse. 1 got a
bottle of Ooltsfoote Expectorant froth
' my druggist and inside of two days the
cough was stopped, and the results so
permanent, and rapid • that we decided
to keep it in our Immo continually.
• ' ROBERT PALEN.
C. A. R. Station, Ottawa. .
Ooltsfoote Expectorant is recognized
the world over as the best prescription
ever used by the medical profession for
Coughs, Cads, Croup; Bronchitis and
Tightness of the Chest. Children Biro
it. To introduce it into every home we
will send a free sample to every person
sending their name and Address to Dr.
T. A. Slocum, Limited, Toronto. Sold
by all up-teedate druggists at 25e., •
Send for Free Sample To -day.
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Perigrine Maitland. 'Cameron, bora.
near Rice Lake in 1.821:, the first.
child bOen in Asphodel, is dead. ,
The Kingston Shipping Company', .
now steel steamer Prince Rupert was •
-latinched-otrethe-Clyde yesterday.
Premier Roblin of .Manitoba , give
a deputation urgieg abolition of 'Me
bar little encouragement yesterday.
Mrs. Noah Muss°, wife of the
pugilistic champion, is in. Presto • ..
visiting .her mother, lefise Colernan. . • . •
-Alex. C. Graham .and his wife, " ot
Lobo. township, . yesterday Celebrated .
the 71st aeniversary' of their marriage:0
eG101 Prices
On of Ready4o-wear
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Clothing this week
iiicluding
lfl
:
en's Suits '
..:•Overcoats'
Boys' Suits and .
• ' Overcoats
Metes Odd Pants ,
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'Men's Odd Vest's
BoyS',Knickers
Jetc. ••
Mne Tailoring
a Specialty
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