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- Weighed rout Pounds: ', I .
• _ACant. 'of the :iiehnes$ that comes 14 , ..-.._
.. "iv_ es .444. young Children le :due to
- VIZ Ill,eteitch or bowels being out ol ....... . '
e4fetlftlea, It Is then that the : ere
• i Peevish and upeet the.
itintedlieldtt %het° are troubles that.
BOY's Give. Tablete • alwayit cure
Prentlftly. Here is proof; VOL J.
*Wart, Everton, Ont., 'PI* :014
littithze girlt thrived Se badly *It at
iebin 'age ef four months ente Wehelied
•lent itud, hem pounds. lier stet:each
ha,dly out of ordert aad although
_We deOtoe treated her he did not
LOOP- her. ,Then I got 13abyte OWA
'Tahiets and right from the first they
linlPed her and now she enloys Perfect
itleo If your little one is ailing,
#7' Oebr'S .Clwn Tablets -always do
00.4z cetenat do harm. Said by eaed-
e dealers or by mail at 2% a bclx
fteln the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
'BtookvIlle, Ont.
•
Brockville Presbytery will estaller
gvetth the Methodists of the distriet Qa
Proposal to close some of the
Vinirehee in the die -Weft.
Manisges
MALE-JOHNSTON-At the Ontario
$t parsonage, Clinton on March
11,th, by Rev. W. E. Karr, One's-
topher C. Dale son of Mr. George,
Dale, of Tueltersanith, to Ile Maud
daughter of Mr. George Johnstone
of Summerldil.
1110MURTRY-MeBETH-In Stanley,
• on Feb. S6th, by Rev. E. H.
Sewers, at the home of the aided
IV Parents, Catherine, third daughter
• of Alex. MoBeth to John MeMiirt-
ry, all of Stanley.
ZPLUMTR,EE-MeMILLAN-At the re-
eidence of the bride's parents,
Roxboro, MeKillop, on March 2nd, .
by Rev. F. H. Larkin, Thomas F.
Plumtree, of Wolseley, Sask., to
Helen McMillan, eldest daughter
of Mr. John McMillan.
Births.
1LAMONT-In Hensel', on Feb. 26t1),
to Robert Lamont and wife, a
daughter.
'WILDS -At Hiilsgreen, on the 26th
Feb., to Mr. and Mrs. A. Wild, a
son.
'HARTRY-In Seaforth, on. March 2nd
to Mr. and Mrs. Howard HartrY,
a daughter.
:FIELD-rn Wingnam, Feb. 19th,• to
• Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Field, a son.
. HUTTON-In Morris, March 2nd to
t Mr. and Mrs.. Thos. Hutton, • a
daughter.
DENNIS-In Wingham, March 2nd.
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dennis, a
daughter.
'TALBOT -At the Sauble Line, Stan-
ley, on the 28th Feb., to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Talbot, a daughter.
• IlENOMY-At the Bauble Line, Stan-
ley, on March 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Denomy, • a daughter.
- •Deaths
r ••
'WHITELY -In Clinton on March ,10th
Feed. Whitely, aged 30 pars and
11 months.
' 'LAIDLAW-le Morris, on Thursday,
Feb. 27th, Robert B. Laidlaw, in
his 80th year.
ARMSTRONG-AtKincardine, on
• Feb. 26th, Mrs. Jane Aemstronge
relict of the late John Armstrong,•
Kinloss, aged 87 years and 7
months.• •
KYLE -In McKillop, on March 3rd,
• Mary Boyd, wife of Mr. William
Kyle, aged 69 -years, 11 mouths.
StOWE-In Exeter, on March and,
Charles Rowe, aped 87, years, a
months.
13LAT0HFORD-In Hensel', on Fee
27th, John Blatehford, aged e8
and 10 months.
From The News.Recorcl of
•Mar. 13th, 1889.
ThIlYsdaY, March 18th, 1880,,,
Mr. W. Joke= bas been •appointed
up -town agent for the Grand Trunk
•Railway,
Mesdames Tilos, and Ab. Holleway,
vent Suuday with frieode in Exeter.
Mr. Joseph GoldthorPe of Colborne
was in town last week, presumably
en eeeount of the illness at his rela-
tive, •Mrs, Milne.
Mr. George Cox, the old, tellable
horse buyer. of DeWitt, is at time of
writing staying at •the liattenbury
flouse.
While enjoying a cutter 'ride, one
day last week Mrs, Biddleoombe end
Mise Porter, in the znidtt of their
pleasure, were upset,' • owing to •the
horse turning too short. We are
pleased, however, to say that the
occupants were not seriously injured,
Yesterday we were shown a splendid
sample ot spring wbeat grown by gr.
W. Weymouth of the 8th con. of
Hullett It yields well and the
sample' was portion or a lot that
weighed 64 'be. to the bushel. It is
called the Colorado • and Mr, Wey-
mouth has a few bushelleft that he
would sell for eeed.
tar. James Moore bas diarutsed ot
his grocery business- to Mr. .W. Ir-
win, late of Kineaedine. Mr. Irwin
comes well recommended, What Mr.
Moore will engage in he has not, yet
fully decided. •
It is reported that Mr. Robert Mc-
Murdie of Kippen, the well-known sec-
retary of the South Huron Farmers'
Institute, and his sister, Mrs. Alex-
ander Monteith of Tuckersznith, have
fence heir by the • death of
sonic friends in the old coentry -to a
legacy Of $50,000, of ,which mount
Mr. McMurdie gets $30,000 and Mrs.
Monteith $20,000:
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I The News From Go6dch
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• KOISH $1011MIINOS, correspondent
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• the greateat surprises of the season has bean suffering, for some time with
The Ma,rine Social Club had one ot Mrs. Muir'S daughter, Velima
on Thursday evenies 5h their hail, the pneumonia,
•
• witree mothers, and Sisters. el the quite a large Congregation attended
members arriving in full force to the morning service at St. George's
spend the evening with the 014h. church on Ash Wedneeday, it being the
Games were enjoyed for a eouple ot firet day of the Lenten season. Dur -
'meets, progreasive euchre, checkers, ing the service the choir sang hymns
parchesi being amen them. The 1St' among them being • one for Lent.
prize bealitiful Haviland china, old "Forty dees and forty nights, thou
receive,r fell to the lot ot Mrs. Robb. was fasting in the wild.' For hs
• Craigie. After the presentation pret., text, Rev. gark Turnbull selected
ty oovere 'were laid upon each • tahiee .10ei 2-30, "VillieSoeter shall call On
and lovely eeiresnments were PasSeci the name of the Lord shall be done-
• areund by the visiters. We noticed, erect," Professor Cogewell, the lieW
Messrs, Elrey Fisher and Mr. and ergaziet st, Georges, presided ;.e,
Mrs, Wallbask, and Miss Ina Graham the organ.
of New York among the new arrivels. Mr. Pritchard at Watford who • has
The preSidenv, Vice-Pm4clent and come to town in conneetioa with the
Seerethry did tlie bailors of the , eve "Wiled Rigs' Co.," has registered at
thinft, •Mrs, Brydges residerice.
We 'were very sorry to learn last Mr, Dan 1VIcKay ie sojourning a few
Sweets, pneumonia, which developed home, Dania.
week ot the •illness of LiverYrsan ,weeks in our midst No piece like
from grip. Mrs. Swarts• too • was •.
taken down but is able to be about
again,
Mr. Robert Matheson of •the C. P.
R. staff occupies a part of the resid-
ence of Mrs. IVIcColl,*•
• Mrs. Crabb has quite recovered Irene
her reaent attack of grip.
The • Marine Social Club held • a
"Smoking" emicert in their hall, ou
Tuesday evenieg last week. Captain.
John Macdonald joined the clubs and
proved himself the King of checketts.
•Mr. and Mrs. .J. J. Matelenald now
occupy the furnished residence of Mrs.
George Pelee, Manager and. Mrs, •Geo.'
• •
Holman having registered at the Brit-
ish Exchange for the balance of . tae
season. .
Mt. Minoan Cameron is at home for and to walk humbly with thy God."
a season his work being the fitting of On March lst twenty four new memt
engines, 'into new pr,old Steamers 'or bees were • admitted into full com-,
The elevator had, last week, a very
busy time, shipping wheat, oats and
flax seed, to diflerent parts of the
province. • •
•
Miss •Tina Graham. has returned
from a two years absence from her
home. •
•
Miss Aggie Nairn, has returned to
Detroit to prepare for her Easter
millinery opening in that city.
Died -At •Guelph Sanitarium on
4th March, Frandis Milton Smeeth,
in his 82nd year. -
• • At the Baptist church evening ser-
vice Rev. Mr. Wright took for his
text. Micah. 6-8, "He lath shoved
thee Oh, men, what is good ; and
what doth .the Loyd require of thee,
but to do justly, and to love mercy
tugs. • munipn wi•th 1(nox chiirch ith 15
• , w •
Mrs. Fred. Diming of Toronto, is by profession, and 9 by certificate
the guese of her daughter, Mrs. Edi. from other churches, -
Educate people trz eat the • white
peach, urged J. H. Hale, ,of South
Glastonbury, Conn., the peach •king
of the States, belore the fruit growers
at Grimsby.
Robert Roddick, lightleeeper on Gull
Island, off Port Hope, for more than
sixty years, was •presented with an
Imperial Service medaleby the mayor
of Port Hope. •
• Clinton News -Record
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• •
tion must; es a gearantee of geed
faith, be accompanied by the naine
of the writer. •••
• Alm Emily Sheppard has returned
after a two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in'• Terento.. •
Mrs: Waiters was called to Port -
Huron to visit her mother, Mrs. Pre.
douse who met with a seriout, accid-
ent, by falling down a cellarwa.y, • at
the
the," residence of another daughter,
Mrs. Frank Mattison, of that city..
• Profeetiore-and Mese Cogswell are -ate
present registered at Hotel Bedford,
• The Woman's ' Institute Met on
Thursday rith Feb at.the•hozne Of Mre.
Ererna Eilwere.' About 30 of, the
menibers were. present A eisciiseion
as to .the propriety of renting e.hall
itt Which to Meet • • 'took
plaee.• 2drs J J .dwaed read
from one'. , of the Institute
Magazines, ' en essay given at the
0. 'A.' C. comrentimi held in '• Guelph
On lath arid 13th Dec. :by the talbeted.
lecturer, •Mips Laura • Rose ,entitled,.
"The manly sphere of ,man.". • Mrs.
teurney followed •evitii an essay given
at the 0: A. C. coy -suttee in seem
month, by Miss Aitken of Petrpit
"Caro of • children". . Guadry
read a Very fine' "Common senSe" es-
say, the first rule contained: in ' it
bting""Rely upon your 0iYn energy."
Chily hold ...converse,: • with neble,
itzinesevciteseofeetethanica..:w.asettente
demi Mrsdward for the use dile;
pretty hOrne.•• A eVe 0'0:0 teawas
served to all by . Mesdames. Cornell,
ana . J. J.' Edward, who at the with
of MrsEdward included assorted
cake, only white bread, ;brown bread,.
or currant bread with butter, being
the strict yule, :with tea. - • .
• At St, Peter's church on 3rd March
the meeriage rite of the IL .0: chtireh
wae solemnized • by Rev. Father Mae -
Rae, the contracting parties being.Dr.
Donald 8. Hingston qf Montreal and
Miss Lillian Iselyel, eldest daughter of
Mr. P. A. Peterson, chief Engineer'Of
the Guelph and .Goderich tailway. On
account of the. bereavement in the
farnilieS Orboth bride and groom th'e
wedding was quiet. The bride wae
lett to the altar gees by her father
who gave her away; while the orgae
pealed forth the beautiful' strains of
Mendellsohn'e wedding march, well
executed by the organist, Miss' Griffin.
The bride looked most charming with
her golden hair most .becomirtly ar-
ranged under her emerald gteen hat,
which was quietly trimeried
• with • smoke colored feathers and
her cogume was tailor - mede, of
navy blue broadcloth, • with
breast knot of love/3i' viol-
ets,. The brides -maid- Was Miss Beat-
rice Peterson, only sister of the bride,
who' wore a grey voile dress with
grey, hat, and osteleh plumes; win
breast kzeit ot lilies of the valley.
The groornernan was Mr. L. De X.
• W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and ,Proprieter,
Between 160 and 170 children were
burned to death In a fire in a school
at Collinwood, a suburb of plevelane,
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The MOLSONS .BANK
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855.
Capital paid up $3,305,840.00 Reserve Fund $3,305,00.00
HEAD OFFGE, MONTREAL.
DIRECTORS
•
WM. MOLSON MACPHERSON• . ... -, .. :. President
if . H. EWING . .
... .. .. Vice
W. M. Ramsay. , ..i..P. bleghorn. EL ltfarkland Molson, : '
Lteliol P, C. Renshaw, Wm. C. McIntyre. • . • '
•James Elliott, General Manager, A. D. Durngord, Chief Inspector and SuPeriti-
dent of Branches. w. II, Draper, Inspector. W. W. L. Chipman,.
.. J. H. Campbell, Assistant inspectors. Inspectors.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of *1.00 and upwards received
and interest &Hewed at a per 060.mm-date of deposit, compounded 4 times a rear
SPEcIALATTVITION given teali branches of Farmers' business. Sale
notes mummer couectea OD favorable terms.
.C. E. DOWDING, Manager • CLINTON
di B. HOOVER.
NELSON BALL
PUTT INC
everything to-
gether just
right has a lot
to do with the.
appearance of
a picture; • ,
Picture
Frei es.
• Add to or detract from the efteetivenees of pictures consid
erahlt. It Is a speeicietalty of mire to make the frame sett tile
p(etttre. We like people to say how beautifully cur frames and
thelepictures agree. You will set it too if you will let us do
Seine learning for you.
We invite you to fritipect our stock of Furniture Which is con -
plate in °vete line and our prices are AS low at( the lowest.
We are the tole agents for the fertieue tleteules sprlogit and
OstaloorMattreeses. •
HOOVER et BALL
Purniture and Funeral Directors, '
Amitaal.
Stephens, of Montreal. The altar Waf)
alight with wax candles, and Vatee
filled with levely flowers. Mi. Torn
• Griffin rendered in gootl Voice the
solos in the Eyre, Agnus,. Del, and
'Sanctus of "Peter'S Mass ; Miss Nellie
McDonald singing the saered 'solo at
the offertory "My !child, give MO thy
heart." • After signing their names itt
•the vestry, the bridal party were
joined by the rest of the wedding par-
ty, viz Mt. and Mrs. Petereoti, the
litter in a lovely 'costume of blank
sIlk veleet, earrying red room Lady
Ilingstozt in mouttitfig, Mrs. Maedotigt
all' in grey silk voile, With jet hat,
and grey feathers, and 'Miss.• Miiedoug-
all, •wea.riug •gown of Allee blue
with tulle hat to match and dallied
lilies of the valley ; Miss Buller, neice
of Mrs. Peterson; and of Gen. Buller,
wearing a • very dainty eosturne of
blue trope de cheee, with hat to
teeteh, and parried* violets. Mestere
Harold wed Basil Hingstoe of Mon-
treal were also of the wedding party,
all taking eartlaps from St, Peter's
church to the xesidefice of the bride's
parents. The wedding breaking vvas
most. MIterehey • and a very happy
party all 'Were parents aud gueits,
The fit WM party were accompanied as
far as Stratford by Nisi Ileatriet Vet.
cream and Lady illugeton ied parte,
the latter going to Unfree', the
bride anti groom going on their !Wiley -
Moen trip to Nt w York City, and
oilier r,ointe. WE' wish • them "Bon
WOMMYMVW1WAMWINVOMMWOM.”WehieM liAMASWWWWVOMMetht• fortubte "
J
Evangelist McCombe gave .his ad-
dress in North street church on Sun-
day evening, "Why . do ye halt, be-
tween two, opinions ?" was the text
selected •for that evening. Mr. Cook
sang a . pretty sacred solo' after the
address. ' . • :
Dr. Emmerson delivered. a brief ad-
dress to the Y. M. C. A. en 2nd
_March,, and declamations were given
by • two of the memberS. A choral
club is .practising inconnection with
the association. , .
-At the Gospel Temperance „Meeting
held on ,Sunday afternoon, ' Messrs.
Malian and Park read -the eport of
the Tepmerance .Convention recent'
'held at Toronto; Mr. Cook • preside
at the organ • while several ielesPe
hymns- Were sung by 4,11_,e,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver •Rlittitae, • and
little son of Brantford were. gti.st• z
the former's mother, A.
Mynas.
• Supt. Robertson .ot the Baptist
church S. S.,' has esPensed the enlar-
gement of his S. S. roll, in a hovel
way, by dividing the S.• class
itt-
to two classes -the "Reds" and
"Blues." The contest ended on Sun-
day, the Blnes wineinge-they having
brotight inore,zieW scholars . to the S.
Col. eYeeng has -signed a eoheteet
.with the' :Cievetninent. to simply a
thousand cords of stone for the new
brcakWa,ter, had .quarrying is the or-
der. of the day 'up the.: Maitland
riv-
ct. Front ten '.1•ci fifteen teams are
daily hauling stone e to the barter.
Timber too, is being brought hi from
'the country.
Messrs, and the etliises Cousins ex -
toed their very sincere thanks to
the kind frienc).s who extended to
them their sympany,during the illneee
of their mother, • and now during their
bereavement.
John 1Cornighin, who after the
death of his beloved wife, iceompen
ied his daughter and her husband.
Major Joseph Beek, to their home at
Toronto, spent some time at Mitchell
the guest of his son.in-law, Dr. Arm-
strong of that place, and is new the
guest of his. son Norman at "Sunny-
side Farm" neat" Auburn. Having re-
signed his position as treasurer of the
Public Library, Dr. Strang succeed -
el him. .f or a .shore time, as De.
Strang contemelates „taking a trip to
Europe with Mrs. Strang this season.
We were glad to see Miss Vida
Bell's smiling face at the. post • office
wicket again, after her enforced ab-
sence, from the effect of grip..
There was an unpleasant time last
week at the stone quarry Caused by
an unexpected explosion, and some of
the• rook fell throe& the roof oi the
shanty While the men were, at din-
ner. •
Froin • the Mail and Empire •of
March 7th . we learn that. "„The en-
gagement it announced of Mies Olive
May Buchanan B. A. young -at (laugh-
Ooderich
Mrs. W. I.. Eliot and little dangle,
• ter Phyllis with her nurse, returned
from their two weeks visit to Toron-
to.
David MeIlwain, tor the last sixty
peas a resident ot the township of
• West 'Wawenosh, died at his home on
the first `eonee,ssion. oe Friday last et
the advanced age ot eighty five yeaxs.
Mr. IVIcIlwain was born In County
Down, Ireland, M 1822 and Came to
Canada in 1840, theejourney occupying
•almost two and a. half months,
Seven years atter settling in Goderieh,
he was Married to Jane Johnstone,
and a few weeks they Went to live
the township of West Wayanosh, John
MeIlWalit of Wingham and Andrew
MeIlwaiu of Detroit are brothers of
the deceased, and he is also survived
by two hall sisters and'sirhalf bro-
thers in Gederich township. His parte
ner in Iiie -died sixteen years ago but
be is 'survived by a taraily of ten
children as follows : Robert, mere
chant at Nile ; William on the home-
stead ; David at Nile ; John, in Moe-
ana ; Alexandee in North Dakota
Mrs.. 'Wilson and •'Miss IVIertha at
home ; Mrs. • Tiffin and Mrs. Me -
Fee in Oolborne and Andrew on de
farm adjoining the homestead.
• Rev, IL IV, *Wright, pastor ot the
•Baptiet church, who has tendered his
resignetioa, was on Friday called up-
on by a ;lumber of the congregation
and presented with a handsome desk,
accompanied by an address, expressine
the eongrega,t4on's appreciation of his
labors amongst them, and of the good
that had been accompliehed, ane
their regret at parting.
Honor Roll of Clinton .C. I.
The following are the results of the
February examinations ; the earees
are in .ordee of merit. •••
Foim 5. -Over 60 per cent -W. Mc-
Queen. Over 59 per cent. -E "riPIadYt
R. Katy, J. Carneron•
Form 4.7Over, 80,-D: Stewart.
Cover 70,-R. Vodclen. Over 60,-S.
East, P. Lucas, C. 00PP, a Elcoat,
E. Cantelon, • S. Holmes, Brown,
W. Weir. Over 50.-J. IVIc.Connell, S.
Ross, M. Smith, IPearson, A. Green• :
Form 3:-Oeer 60.-A. Gunn and
D. Courtice (Opiate B. MeTaggart,
D. Ross, •W. Over 50,-M.
Raesford, C: Macpherson, J. Wise -
'Man, .J, lyeir, A. Middleten.. •
. Form 2.-0ver Watte, H.
Reid, F. Elliott, J. O'Neil, It. Cum-
mins. .Over 50.-W. Dolfeet,y,.)3, Drap-
er, M. Brown, N. Roleson, G. Chant,
-B---MeNaughton, eTe_
2.' McIver. . .
Perm 1. --Over 70.-R Fair• W.
Halt:, Over. Trick, E. Turner,
A. Irwin and E. Rodawa.y .1,equate L.
Beaton, G. Cantelon, T. Moat, C.
McGuire. • Over 50.-L. Reid, C. Mil-
tre laze' H. McArthur, Ford, Fat-
aquihoaard,y. J. • S • .tevenson, D. 13all, IVI,
1.•
erich, to Mr. Charles Henry Mut-
ter of Mr. James Bitchanan of God -
strong n, A. of Toronto, .stni_ot the
la,te. Mr. W. W. and Mrs. Armstrong
AT P A EDWARDS' ANNUAL
of Campbellford. The wedding, which
has been arranged to take place in If
Goderith in the early part of April,
will be very quiet."
The funeral of the late Scarlet B.
Williams, second Son of the late itthy
a
Live Stock' Market.
• Tortieto, March 9th. -A good rue
at the Union: Stock Yards to -day, and
trade .sloW. Export • cattle - boyere
were net very keen on. the job.
to-
day holding that tne. Old Country
•markets just now do: not warrant the
high prices asked. here. At ,the same
time ...there were quite a few good sales
going,. ane prices did :not mateelally
iifferte:in conmerisoneee-witheereoeia
quotations: • While some Went 'at
,
irmind $4:86 to $4.90, other sales
were made at $5 to $5.25. -
The butcher ' trade; • while draggy;
:particularly ' :en 'coinnion. to, znediem
stuff, • kept Well tip to the quotations
of last week for ehe best buteher cat-
tle,:" Good loads, 0,1 butcher • steers and
heifers sold at $4.50, and Picked lots
as high as $4.811... Choice butcher cowS
'also sold well it .$1 and over. For
:the • commoner mixed. 'butcher.: cattle;
prices probably, were off somahere
around 206; Te*ards the close -of the
.ineeket buying became. a little more
brtsk
The run to -day Was 71 loads; with
about 1,579 head of cattle :130 sheep
and lambs, 107 hogs,. azid 76 calves.
Export -Market steady, at $4.175 to
$5.25 for. :ehoiee cattle • medium $4
.-to $4.25 ;:bulls, $1.25' to $4..50 ; bows,
$3.75 to .• •
Butehet-Market easier ehoieeet
picked butcher, $4.15 tO $C90 t good
$4 to $4415 ; ,coixama Mixed cattle,
25 cents lower at $2,25 to $2.75.
Stoekers-Good. • demand ' for the
right kind at $8 to $3.60. .
Sheen..1Vlarket. firm ; ewer, $4.35 to
$475; lambs, grain fed, 'e6.50 to $7;
Cottnnen,, to 16. ,
flogs -Market just • a' shade • firmer
than last week, Gunn', Liiiiited,
quote best selects at. 34,80, it edit*
try .peinte, ••
.0441ino and. see'wha,t
00
Williams, Dunlop, took plgee • ftoli
St. George's ehurch on Sunday last,
Rev, Mark Turnbull •officiating, The
pail -bearers Were the three brothete
tif the deceased, Jack; Arthur and
It. B. IL Williezes, and nephew. Ilar-
re Williams. A little bunch a white,
roses were laid be some lovieg hend
the upoli e casket. Quite a long
ot-
tege • of earriages, escorted the re-
mains to Colborne cemetery, Thd
deceased gentleman was a prolific
writer arid thinker; but eschewed all
publicity.
Mrs: jane. Reid, widow of the late
John Reid, did at her home in this
town on Sunday at the, good old age
of eighty, five years. She had not
Om in good health for tome time, but
had been Confined to bed only a couple
of &Yee Sainte Reid 'of Toronto is
her wily, surviving son. . The deceased
was it member Of tile Wirth street
church.
Buil Sale
Money Saving prim* such •
as.
•• . You eeldore see,
lec tied -420 Prints and Clinghams
12-10 t16YrragPliro.Orettes for 10e. :
Heavy yeti wide Plantietetate lite.
0e..Flannelette for tSte,
50e, 13Inek Wool Dress goods 30e.
50e Covert Cloth for 25e.
56 inch all Wool Ilotriespuue ittDlaeic
mid Grey aiid Brown. for 60e.
.7..
and 8e Embroideries and ineertione
for 4e. a. ya,rd,
A. Edwards
• BAYPIELO.
"Every One
Thought
I Had
Consumption.
Pe-rn.mia
Saved
°I THANK
DR. HARTMAN
ros PC -RU -NA."
ral
hazdiy sknow howhowto thank yOu for thtgilivid;PllifizEmj.
erunahasdone me.
41 Suffered five yeariWith pain in the stomach. About ayear ago it became
so bad I could hardly bear it I coughed day and night and grew weaker and
• Weaker. The pain extended through my body and I also had difficulty in
breathing, which made me cough. Everyone thought I had consumption.
qty husband heard of Reruns and bought live bottles, Thiri treatment, vir-
tually mod me and now 1 recommend Penne te every one who is suffering.
• "Ithank Dr; Hartman for this excellent remedy," .
Ste Zulio de Verdheres, is. Q.; Canada. Mob Pariseau,
A NEGLECTED cold is generaely. the Peruna bee been found the Moat re -
4 --1. first cause of catarrhliable of all reniediee for coughs, colds
Wonaeu are especially liable to coldsand patarrh, by reason of the fact that
Thee colds occur more frequently dur- it goes at ence,to . the very seatot the
Ing the Wet,' sloppy :Weather of winter trouble. ' . •
and spring than any :other time of the It eearehes out every crevice, every
year, Qften, they duet of the body. It quickens and equal -
are not consid- lees the 'ciitula-
ered serious and tion of the blood, PE -RV -NA
, are allowed ,to thus relievieg the THE REMEDIr
run on; or, they congested .mticoes • roil CATARRH
• are treated in such a way as to only membranes. It ex- ' Of THE LUNGS.,
palliate the symptoms; while the cold ereises a healing
--becomes more . deett-seated. and the and soothing effect upon the =cense e.
patient finally awakens to the fact that membranes,. 120 matter whether their .
she has a well-developed case Of C& arethemere exposed membrattesot the
tarrh• . . head and throat, or whether they' line
:By reason of their delicate ritruettne, the remotest cells of the lungs. .
,the lungs are frequently the neat of a-• Mrs. Jaschob,10$1, Hicks St.i, Toledo,
cold, especially if there is the slightest Ohio', writes: • :
. weakness of these organs, The treatment "When I• wrote to, yon tor advice, I
of catarrh of the lungs is also more dif- had been sick . for three years; I had
: ficult and discouraging than catarrh of trouble With my throat. Often I' could .
any other organ of the bodyagainee itbyevery,ereeaution possible. and it has cured me /P
..
It would be Wise therefore, to guard tgok Pena aceoeding to direetion
e
: not breathe through my nose.
had pains in my cheat and 'a cough. 1,
Pena
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE' Of
CATCHING
•
Private Thonfasi Kirby'of weeseley Sergt-Major Prentice of the Semi -
Beetacks, :Lohdon, Ont, has fallen' ton police force has reSigned owing to '
heir ;to pert of a fortune 'Of $1,45,000, jill-health. •
left by liia' father WhO died at War- I •"
wick, Englaud, .• • . '
• Muskoka ;Liberals -nominated '
Angus Mattison: for the Commans and
-M.e.,,Alclize Snider 'fore the Legtelatare.
. .
Chancellor Day of Syracuse Univer-
sity must answer before the New. York.
Cenferenee of the Methodist Episeopal
Church to a charge of 'speaking evil
of President gooSevelt.
The •Chatham regiment MAY 'send
two- Coinpardos .• to the tercentenary
celebration in Quebec in August:
The body of Ezra Howley, otOr
-
land, a laborey, and married, was
found hanging frpin a tree neer . his
Lord Tweedmouth has explained net
the letter re.beifed by him from the.
German Emperor was purely person ii.
and ha0 nothing to do with 'the • LI ':kva,1
estimates Yet the demand fe. jig
production .1u •Parliarneet contieties •
• .
Auction .• Sale . Register
Saturday, 'March 21st, contftlV
lett, fatmstock. and im.p,leinents.:7W.
Hesk, proprietor, Thos. Brown,. enc.
tioneer.. . • • •
Friday, March 20th, at 1;p. m., lot
17, con. 8, L. R, S. Tuckersmith,
farni stock and implements, J„
Grieve, proprietor ; Thos. Brown;
auctioneer.
Saturday, Much at'l, .p. me.
lot 11,, con. 4, Stanley, . farm stark
and implements, T.hos. Gemneell, pro-
Prxdieotonr,4.sois.arcttho3tvone;a:t.1
et17erl.m.•.at
lot 12, con 11, Ilibnert,:farm stet&
and implemetits.--Je• Young, proprie-
tor ; T. Brown, auctioneet•
Tuesday, March 31st, at 1 p, n., at
lot 10, con. 9, Hullett, extaisive sale
of heavy horses, fillies and geldings -.J. Leiper, proprietor ; BroWlrif all°4
,tioheer.
I,
-PIANO AND ORGAN •TUNING AND .
Repairing. -The undersigned .. m
prepared te do all Idnde of piano .
'
and organ tuning and repairing, and
berm a man of practical experience
is able toguarantee eatisfacttene
Orders inay, • be left at W. S. R
Holmes' drug store -Ed J. Howe• "
ard, °Unto*. .
Motile •of NoW York may
• dose n contract: for the Royal Alex-
andra Theatre, Torento, to Play. Sav-
• oy Theatre attra.etiens. •
rit ,a •quarrel • frilioviing a lumber-
man'a. dance at Ste. Agathe, Que.,
Nazaire- Martel attacked hts brother
with an axe and inflicted wounds that
Will. prebebte Prove fatal. ,•
Ellwood T. thecae, a fernier post-
master of Detroit, committed suicide
yesterday,
HOUSE AND LOT POlt SALEee-
CtIttages on Joseph street contaAtiug
sitting room, dining room, two bed-
rooms, kitchen and . pantry. Wood-
shed attached. Hard and 'soft wat-
er. A"few good fruit trees, • apple
and eherry. Apply to W. Brydone,
solicitor, or W. .5. Biggine,.
ton,Clin-
•14-2-
ANY PERSONS WISHING, TREES
cut downor pruned on street or• e
posite their property are requested
eo apply to the Street Committenee
W. G. Smyth, Chairman. it
VAPV 1IANG/NG AND DECOltAT-
ing. 3ood stork guaranteed, Agent
for the Mitipire Wallpaper Co,
Samples furniehed, 10 cents a roll
for hanging. Your patrottan re
veeefitily E. Cook.
1
. • . •
FARM FOR SALE.e-TI1E FARM.'
property of the late James. ."Fair,
." containing . 200 acres pr improved
cuitivatect and , grazing lend adjoin.- .
•ing the •Town *of Clinton, leurOn,„
oourittc-t-Ontt., -Will be e.Thirrer-ret-77 •
Sale ':by auction or, Wed: es -
day -the '25th day, of •.N4reli ae the
hour of 2 o'clock. Further partite..
'Wars, description and terms of se a,
made known on application to 'the.;
undersigned, or 'fro*. Jamee. .gapt
and James Scott, executors; D.
„ Dickenson, • auctioneer, Clinton.
Telegraphy
Highest paid ofticials Were once
operators. Demand exceeds supply
Six :thousand needed during next
feW year. Operators have secured
increased salaries and eig4t hour
day.
Weprepare you. in She. rtest 'time
..gareaddup4Itaieo.enyou iMviediately upon
OOMPetent-, instructors, unsur-
passed equipment, wide experience.
• Commercial subjects free.
• Enter now.. No vacation.
MAIL COURSES.
CLINTON .
BUSINESS CO'LLEOS
"DANItt, g. Etig,"Vice:PrIneipal
sPOIT0241, Principal.
:ate h
-for this space
next week
fOr. Enticing
.11§t. of ba,r4
gains..
A. D. Beaton;
Irhe Grocer,