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Office opposite Grand Trunk
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connection.
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FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS- -
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Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
quarter miles from church, post.
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West
Wawaraosh consisting of 100 acres
of laud, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a bank barn 52x60, a
driving house 2406 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot • 28, East
Wawanosh; 2nd eon., directly oppos-
ite said lot 37, containing 100 acres
of and, 15 acres of which are lamb.
On this lot, there is a bank barn
40x60. Thal 'ale 4 acres ot good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing spring
runs across both farms. Possession
can be given at once. Terms e easy.
The proprietor is 110'W past the age
to fartn.-Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all communica-
tions. Feb. 13 08'
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist, will be at Holmes', Drug
Store, Clinton, May 28, July 2 and
30. Glasses properly fitted. Diseas-
es of the ey,e, ear, nose and throat
treated.
TOURIST TICKETS TO
MUSKOKA TEMAG-AMr
LAKE OF BAYS, ETC,
ON SALE ON AND AFTER MAY
1st,
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS
AT VERY LOW RATES
TO THE
NORTII-WEST •
Via North Bay, May 12th and 20th
Via Sarnia and N. Nay. ComPanY-
Steamer leaves Sarnia 3:80 p.
May 13th and 27th.
Full information from any. Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent,
F. R. Hodgens, Town Agent.
A. 0. Pattison, Depot Agent.
•
The railway commission bas lemma
an order by whieh there will be art
interchange of tiekets on the , Wabitab
and Grand TAU* railroads, This wili
be of great iinportance to Western
MEETING OF THE HURON COUX-
ty Council. -The council of the cor.
poration of the County of Huren
will meet in the vouneil thember•
the towe a Goderib, on June the
2A4, at the hour of 3 o'cleek p.
Accounts against the county, requir-
ing•eettlement, must be placed with
tho Cleitt previeua to the above, date,
4e -W, Lam, °Jerk, Dated at Goderiele
.May the 180, 1908, ,
NEW MEAT IVIART.-11A.VING
ehased the bothering business car-
ried on for some time by the
Colclough Br oS.., we respeetfully
solicit a share a the patronage of
the peblic whit% we hope to n20.41
by keeping the best of meats and
at reasonable prices. GiVe us a
chll. Our Shop is next to The News -
Reeved 011icee.-T, T. St Bert Murphy
CEMENT FOA 'SALE. -I
Agent for Clinton and distriet ter
the National Portland Content Co.,
makers of the best cement in the
• market. Title is the only cement
used by the corporation of Clinton
in the construction of sidewalks, etc)
-Mrs. T. R. Walker, 21
I HAVE • •THE SAMPSON BRAND
of Cement for sale, in large and
small quantities,: There is no. het,
ter make of eement on the market,.
Office cippesite G. T. R. passenger
station. Telephone connection, or
orders may be left at Harland Bros,
hardware store. if more convenient:
JAMES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
500 ACRES IN NURSERY STOCK.
-Agents wnrited at oece to sell
for Fill. 1008 and Sprit* 1969 de-
livery ; whole or. part time; liberal
terms ; outfit free -The Thos.W.
Bowman & Son Co., Ltd, Ridge-
ville, Ont.
,Cliatott News*Record
uron Count. News. Gathered
Flay 28th, 1908
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Years
Front The News -Record of
May 29th, 1889.
olinten, May 29th, 1889,
Master Will Dinsley died on Monday,.
the funeral will, take place at, 2
o'clock to -day.
Mr. Win. Cantelon of Goderich was
visiting in (ilinten the past week.
\
Mr. Harry Cantelen, traveller for
rieStrong .4. Co., Guelph, was home
in Clinton •over Sunday, The „gentle-
Maa 1o6ks remarkably well.
M. James Fair ..of town attended
WI Ontario Miller's Conventieneeat
Listowel last week,. It does lOOkle
though the milling industry Of Ontario
was being injured by the tariff
criminating in favor of it -epoxied flour
as against imported wheat.
Mr. Robt, Hanley of the ,7th con.,
Goderieh toivishin• has, a field of fall
wheat which shows signs of early ma-,
turity. A gentleman from Clinton
was inspecting it on the 24th and he
noticed several stalks in • full head.
This iS exceptionallY early.
0, Y. B. Deleiate.--Bro. Wm, 'How-
ard, of Rising Sun, 0.-Y. B., 31, Bey -
field. was in attendance. at the Grand
Lodge at st., Catharines last week,
He returned via .Clinton on Friday,
!and says the session wits unusually in-
teresting. The eext meeting will be
• held at Carleton Place the third Tees-
• dee in May, 1890. •
Miss Maggie and Mr. Earnest Ma-
guire Of London were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Hanley. during
the past :week.
Sons of Englarid Benevolent Soelety.
-Last Teeeday evening. Sheffield
Lodge No. 83 "Sons of Erigland'B.
S." met in the Orange hall. The
• worthy 'President in the chair - when
the following officers Were eleCtied for
the balance. of the year :-Worthy Past,
President' Bro. :Wm. Waesori ;:Worthy
President' Bro. N. Robson: - Worthy
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Sr. , Worthy Chaplain, Bro,. Henry
Joyner, Worthy Fite:Secretary and
recording secretary, •Bro. W. H. aeori
er; ; Worthy. Treasurer and Sur-
geon, Bro: John Reeve, 1st- Guide,
Bee. John Sertiton ; 2nd. Geide, 'Bro.
Carelake .;...3rd Guide Bro.
Samuel Aindersou ; 4th. Guide, Bete
Samuel: Pike ; Sth Guide, Bro. Thom-
as Glee/ ; 6th. Guide, Bro. James
Howson. • Inside Guard, Bro. Benj.
Webb: Outside Guard, lero. Thos.
Tipling. This ledge is: fast gaining
groued and ere long will reek vinongsti
the largest lodges .irt towe. District
Deputy -Bro. Sa,nders. of Exeter WU
present and installed the above- named
officers. The lodge decided to -join
with .the Sons of England of : Exeter
on the 24th of IVIay "for :the purpose of
.celebrattrig in,e loyal manner • the
.birthday of . our beloved 'sovereign;
Queen Victoria. We expeet to hear
erend results from this lodge in the
near future. • .
. .
At the annual meeting Of the East
Huron. Teachers Institute, Mr. Robb,
Mathem'atical Master..of •Olin Lori 001-
legiate. Institute,•,. gave an. interesting
address :on Botany'. 's an oM Public
school teacherhe counselled teachers
to take bp some subject is geolegy dr
botanywhich wae ,not 'taught in-th
Public *school. The teacher' who ehos
the latter 'would find hiinself amply re,
paid when 'he comesto illuttra,te ta
lessons. in the. readers, Besides there
areetimes when the class t becomes list -
les, often gyving to the Condition of
aid a short talk on tem 'topic in; 'Oat -
'any will prove both inteiestingand
instructiVe. The teacher who by
means of pocket lens, neddles; "knife
and a suitable text book uses, his
spare inoinents in 4he prosecution Of
the study of botany will train his ob-
serving farulties, will gale a :great
amount ot useful, information mid thus
he inea, position to admire the beau-
ties - of nature and 'add .more enjoy-
ment to the School life of the ehildr
ran,' Mr. Robb's address Was charac-
teristic of hun,
Mr, Lough, principal of the. Clinton:
elodel school, math a; paper on history.
He discussed the subject generally,
HS value as an edticative- force, • and
gave- valuable suggestions On the use:
of text books,
In the evening a public • meeting Was
held in the .town hall at which. Mr.
Manning, chairrnan of the Clinton Col-,
leglite board, proidette in accord-
ance with the biles of the •AisociatiOn
the teachers.. had prePared a suitable
program for the evening- entertain-
ment On this occasion their labors
were crowned with abundant success,
The program waa of an enlivening
character and the universal testimony
was that the evening was spent pleas-
antly by the large audience that filled
the town hall. The order was excell-
ent and the children behaved remark-
ably well. A elass of boys and girls
under Miss Struthers' direction sang
sweetly and pathetically "The Old
kentuelty Home." Miss
class. of girls dressed ,in white, tlecora-
teal with garlands of flowers and care-
fully graded as to height, gave the
kindergarten song "Away Among the
Blossoms". • with good effect. Missea
Maggie McMurray and Linele Irwin
rendered, "Silver Bells ot Memory,"
sweetly. Mr. fleetness gave an intercsting address. The tableau of the
May Queens 'in which Miss McMurray'
was the regal figere, displayed much
taste in arraegernent on the part of
IVIiss O'Neil arid was 1.vell executed
by the class. The solos by Mr: T..
Jeekson and the duettS by Mise grieg
end Mr. B. P, Sibley, respeetively,
were retidered in the 'Way In whleh
those voettlials, are noted, and .were
heartily applauded. The Clinton
0
IBfaeri Quartette played "Tho Ohimes"
In perfect harmony, The Fan Drill
by the Mines M. Paisley, Dottie
Fair, E. Chidley, Millie Fair, 1Ve,
Biggart, L Kerr, A. /Lowson, N.
Comte, H. Irwin, M, Couch, A. Can-
telon and W. Sheppard under the man;
agement of Miss lielyar, was one of
the best features of the evening, and
to many was a novelty. The, nemeede
at 10e, admission was S30.
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LontieSnoiro, May 29th, 1889.
Mr. W. Scales he's 'put up a large
barn with, stone foundation.
Mr.' Beery Adams has just ere,eted
new frame 'barn and will bave
stone foundation.
Mr. W. Weymouth ie preparing to
remove his barn and put a stone foun-
dation with Stable underneath,
James Colwell its building a
large brick residence. When complieted
James will be in •humor to sing the
"red, white and :filue;"
Mr, George Ruddell Was in the
"Hub" on Thursday attending the
feaclicre institute meeting and enter,-
tainment. Though not an antive mein -
her of the profession now, George, as
he gazed at the grand army of biech-
wielders doubtless had vivi4 recellece
thins of when he used the. ”tawse"
end maybe') his mind may have re.
vetted still farther back to when that
-corrective instrument waS :used upon
hint/self. • :
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•
• Bayfield, May 29th 1889
• Mr. John 'Whiddon and family have
gone to Nova Scotia where they in-
tend sending the sinnmer. We wish
them a sale jderney.
• Mr. _Charles Parker lost a valuable
horse this *reek by it yolling into a
creek and being drowned. • -
• One of the female members of a
household in this village was surprised
On opening the door •the other morn-
• ing to find •a basket with an apparent-
ly live baby .comfortahly stowed away
in it She called a reale friend to, un-
ravel :the mystery but he would have
nothing todo with it or the basket,
The neighbors Were called in and an
inquest soto speak was held. •The
wraps were taken .off the baby when
itWas found to be a, very good eer-
ved wooden imitation of the real thing..
Artd mlovy the aforesaid member of the
housztold„ is Wroth and declareshe
will get even With the •liung lady
whom he supposes played lhieteick
upon him, or know the reason' miry.
I.J.KE A NEW DISEASE.
New to the man who never had
sores is 'the pain relieved by Puthatu'e
Corn Extractor. Old corns and new
ones . cured quickly by "Putnam's."
Sold everywhere. •
••Beigrave
• 1120. 'Rivers of. Brigden. visited he
Dan, ReffG W Rivers recently.
Mr. and Mrs, • q. ,c. ,Hewer of Brig
-
1 den '.vietted at the parsonage .• last
East Huron Teaches's' Con-
vention,
• Seaforth, May 21. -The annual con
vention of. the East Huron, teachers
. began in the Collegiate Illetitute le -
day. •This morning's =Sims opened all
10 o'clock with an tutusualle large
raimber, of teachers in attendance ,
After President Hartley had eonducte
ed the opening exercises, Mayer T. E.
1-1a,ys, in a neat, but brief address,
• welcomed the teaehers to 'the town
and expressed the -Wishes of the citiz-
ens and council that their visit to the
town might be a,very 'pieasant ono.
The following committees were then
appointed : •
. .
Piogramme committee --Messrs.
Scott, Shillingten and Batmen.
Resolution committee -Messrs. Stal-
ker Cameron and Fowler.
• Reporters -Messrs. Aneley and Moff-
at. •
The minutes: of lad yea's cornien.
bon in Guelph were thenread by
Secretary W. J. Moffat, and on, mo-
tion �f Mesas, Holland and Langdon
'were adopted. •••
A.•• eery interesting paper wee- then
read by Miss Weida J. Stevens, her.
subject being "Bow to Interest Pupils
and. Parents."- Miss Stevens ga.ye
many veluable hints as to methods bY
which" parents,' could be interested, and
suggested having parents visit the
school, and alsg that -teachers keep
in touch with parents.. Several of the
delegates. present congratulated Miss
Stevens on her paper. •
Mr. Beaton then gave a very elabor-
ate ever on "patriotism in ,.the
School., The speaker coast:tired '0- at
patriots were divided into two die.:
tinct classes: (1) Those whOse pat-
riotism vents iteelf in cheers, etc.,
(2) and those whose patriotism is
well founded in e, ;knowledge:of our
heritage e& citizens of the. Ileitish
empire aid as heirs to the great pom-
inion of Canada; • whose reserves are
almost unlimited. He also outlined
how it might' be taught incidentally in
connection with geogra,phy and • his-
tory,
Mee Clara. Huston then gave a most
excellent Paper on "Firet Dais • at
School." The excellence of the paper
'consisted .in the feet that it Was Pre-
cisely' what Miss Huston pute into
Practice in her own school, and in
primary work Mise Huston has indeed'
fa* equala.
The -paper advised . teachers to - en-
deavor to Place thertteelves.ie • most
sympathetic eplatirin with fathers and
mo hers, especially When their "little
man" started into the Pew world of,
experience. The paper received the
convention.
Wissgham
Mr. John Jet., president of The
North Huron Conservative Motu -
tion, gave aneXcellent Address before
the Borden Club en Wednesday even.
ing. •
Stock is being taken AV J. Bugg 4
• Sone' stove arid tinsmithing business,
and the new proprietor, M. W. J.
Boyce of London, will soon he in°
charge.
Mr. Thos. Abraham g4 Sen, of Moe,
ris'sold and delivered to, Jno. Lontit,
of Wingham, one day recently, nearly
nine hundred dollars worth of cattle,
" Wiaghani Citizens' Iland beld its
!annual meeting and elected the 10110w -
I ing olliCers
President, A. Kingston
Vice -Pres., E. Forler
Secreta, N. Fry'
• Treasurer,:H, Hinseliffe
Property Conimittee, C. Baer, A,
- Green, R. Mundy. •
Jas. Duncan is the leader, and the
band is in Al shape. . • •
over five months and is not expected
ed over $900 for missions during the
last cohferenee year.
Mr, Walter Coults was taken from
the hospital to hie home in East
Wawaniesh on Wednesday. He had
been ht the tWiagham lunette]. ' for
over five Maths abd is net expected
to .recover. •. •
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Sheppardfon;.•
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Infant sons arrived recently at the
homes
:homes. of John •Foster and Michael
Carney.- • :• • ' .
• *A couple' of weeks ago James 'Young
r returned home from' Meekoka, 'where
• he Spent the past year and e ball. •
-Mks.' Johnson has/ returned .to her
home ' at SeSkatoeee.Sask.; • after:
spending- the winter , With relatives
herd. • : • •
Mrs, McLean of Luelinew, called, son
friends in this vieinity- prier to her '
leaving for -13attleford Seek •where,
accompanied by her daughter Miss
Miss giraliden of Morris Suedayed
•
with ellre. Wm. -Geddes of this VeIlagee
Rev. and Mrs.. T., E. Sawyer of Ash-
field were guestS at the parsonage on
Monday last; • •
• Mrs. McIver and son of Winnipeg
visited at J. A. Brandon's and Wm.
Wray's-last *cek. •
• 'Mre. Clark of Guelph le at the bcd-
Side of her mother,. Mrs. Dalgarno
who is serious] ill. '••
Me. and Mrs.' Geo.. David:of Clinton
visited sorne.of their many •friends in
Belginve last wee-. :
Mrs. C. L. Pritchard • of Wyoming,
who has been :visiting her •niece, Mrs.
Rivers, has relented -home.' .
Fred. &Andrea and John tsbister
both passed :their exams., in Toronto,
very creditably at the School of Pro-.
tical Science. •
Rev.. G. W. Rivers attended the dis-
trict meeting .a,t Brussels on Tuesday
and 'Wednesday last and Rev. J. J.
Hastie the 'Presbytery at
TeesWater on the same day. •
Mr. L. Williams, harnware : mei-
chant, is. having a storage house and
a stable erected on his property,
which will be a great improvement,
Mr. Watsen has the contract.
Mr. Putland and family hav•e mored
to Ethel. -Mr. andMrs. Tisdale will
moveinto the house vacated by Mr,
putlarid, and . it is said Mr. • Arin-
strong will inove on to his farrn ad-
joining the village:
Mr. MusgroVe's meeting in the hall
here list Friday evening was well at-
tended. The addresses of Mt. Mus-
grove and Mr. Spotton were both
good. The';questions of the day were
fairly and clearly, dealt with, arid the
audielme, which consisted of Conser-
ratives and Liberals; -listened atten-
tively to the speakers*. Belgra.ve
audi-
eflccs are good listeners, especially
when they have good speaker's. Mr,
Musgrove reports good success as • he,
gods through the
I
• /T RINGS IN' YOUR EAAS
• That sante cough everywhere you go,,
deep and hollow beeause consumptive.'
Pirst it was catarrh which; could,
have been cured by Catarrhozone.Mor.
r, never neglect a cold, rioter trifle
with catarrh, go to your druggiet and!
et Catarrhozone. It's instant death!
colds'Otitis them in a few minutes,. I
Throat trouble and catarrh disappear
s by magic. Catarrhozone is „ the
teat throat, nose and bronchial rem- i
dy to -day. ThonSands use it, doctors'
rescribe, hecauSe it does 're -
lett quickly and me- thoroughly. '
wo sizes, atie and $1.00 at all deal-
rs.
Ethel, she intends spending the • Sum-
mer with her sons. • ,
On Wednesday; afternoon lent • the
Church of England Ladies' Aid Soc-
iety met at Mrs. Joseph Tigercs,
Whea Mese Annie-Tigert, was presented
Wi a . gt m 10 congrega ofl in
appreciation of he efficient sereices, ee
church °reenlist. Mrs.: Win. Johnston
was elected president and Miss liarrooi
Hayden. was . re-elected secretary of,
the Society for the ensuing year
Nile • ••
•Charlie °engrain is engaged with
Janes Elliott for the summer, as. Mr.
Elliott is fixing his barn. :: •
Vilest Jackman has secured a pesi-
tion with Ernest Segue the black-
smith, as wider and book-keeper.' •
M. and Mrs,. Aloe. Shepherd have
been visiting friends in Gerrie and
otherpoints during the past week.
•Chas. (Ervin -delivered a fine four-.
teen -el -teethe -Old oelf to Richard Reid
Monday morning. Mr. &Irvin always
bas the right thing at the prop& time.
A grand festival and sacred concert
was held at Nile Methodist church on.
Monday evening. The mecca was
given by the following excellent array
of talent Harry Booth, renowned
• baritone of Detroit ; Mrs, Booth, con -
trait° of Detroit; Angus Wigic, noted
expert on the violin. Kingsville, Ont.;
Miss Mabel Allin, soprano of Lucknow,
Miss Belcher., read& of Goderich t brief
• addresses were given by Bev. .4, An-
derson of tlyth, Rev. Thos, E. Saw-
yer and llov, James E. Ford. of Luelt-
nove. •
The, .Cunard steamer Luslkinia . is
doing the westward voyage acrose .tbe.
Atlantic at n. speed of 25.02 miles an
hour.
Mr, and Mrs, john McLean, an aged
couple from Bruce county, were found
Wandering about the streets in De-
troit.
Matiriee11111, a young tnglishman,
committed suleide neat Indian Head,
Sask., by shooting.
Bine, a young.machinist of
trat fork was sentenced to four
menthe in the Coital for sending
grossly indecent matter through the
mails. He sent the artiele to a young
lady in a factory, arid it was opened
ht the presence of several of her
girt friends
Has There Been a Failure of
Duty? '
.
iii: 1902 railways in, Ontario were
taxed only $5 a mile. To -day they ar0
etaviexield. additional
onmaill e. traancdk$3$273a063n.:de. 6Ox24at..r88a: l a rf ogre
first time. in Onterioe, history, to the
absy,fthollioswpsro:vincial tax ,en railways are
• 1907„ ........ .....,.. 390,587.80
inneicipa•litiee. . The ... amoents raised
share of the increase now goes, for the
, 1902
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KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL. ,
Health Saving Explained .by a; Clinton
Citizen Who Know§ From
_ .
Experience. • -
Many, Clinton People take their lives
in their hands 'by negleeting the kid-
neys valor' they know these organs need
help." .• , • •
Sick kidneys ate responsible for a
great amount of suffering and ill
health. .
The reason so many use :Booth's'
kidnoy Pills is their quick relief for
all Kidney wea,keess. Here'is• what
•
Clinton citizen says
. john; West, of Maey Street, Clinton,
°tit says :
•• "Eech little cold I would cerittact
.freen -being oyer heated or exposure to
cold weather' weeld settle across thei
small part •my pack and kidneys.
•The urinewould beeoree highly colored
and filled with particles of a .Sand like
sediment.' There Was elso a scalding
in 'passing that waiLyery annoying.:
My: back would be so .tender that when
would stoop for any, length of tint
Could scarcely straighten Myself up
again. . There was aleo • :a weakness
there. that -.: was .eery noticable 'when
lifting anything of consequence. Baths
Kidney. Pil1s. were eecominended
Mr. Holmes,' the Druggist and they.
quickly, cured nee of every, sign of kid-
ney-trouble-wheireall-else 1--lred • ti
failed, and 1 am stronger end .better
in every wee." •- ,
Sold by Dealers, Price '50 cents.
The R. T. Booth:Col., Ltd., Fort Erie„
•Ont., Sole Canadian Agent.
• Benmiller
H. Maedel, of Detroit, Mich., was.
home for it few days' venation.
Rev. C. R Durrant attended
trict meeting at Goderielt last weelt,
• Bentniller Epworth' League has elec-
ted ,officers for the ensuing year as
follows: ••
Hon. President, Rev. C. R. Durrant
• President, 1VIrs, Durria
lst Vice, John 19ong
• 2n4 Vice, Mabel- lVfohring
8rd Vice, Ed. 'Stewart
• 4th Vice, Jessie Oke• • -
,ReceSecretary, Elsa, Oke
Cor. -Secretary, Nettie Fisher
Treasurer, Pearl Fisher
Organist, Mrs. John Long.
•
Six militant surfragis,ts who were
demonstrating in front of Mr. As-
nuith's residence in London were ar-
rested ,and sent to prison, •
Spent Eighteen Dollars
,,Govtlemen,—t have pleasure in
stating that X have used $18.00 worth of
PO/thine/ and as a 'result was /lured Of
very serious throat and lung trouble.
lt,,fy ease was a moat diffiCillt one, and
the doctors had praetically said that X
could not get well. I tried Issychille,
and it aid me so much good that X con-
tinued its use until I had taken $18.00
worth, with the result that I am now
a new man physically. 1 levegained
thirty-five pounds. •
'It it with the greatest tonlidenee
that 1 recommend Payehins to all who
are afilieted with threat or lung trouble.
Yours truly, C. A. PINKHAM,
Seetstewn, Que., Sept., '07,
This Man tweaks from experiente.
Ps/chine tures all throat, ehest; lueg
and stomach troubles and gives renewed
strength and vitality to runqlewn peo.
ple. At all druggists, 80e and $1.00, or
Dr. T. A. Sleetan, Limited, Toronto.
Tour Doty to be Welt.
But you oinuot be well If ion neglect
teking fiareeparilla when ion know
you ibettl4 take it. Impale Wood, poor
appetite, headache, nervoueneee, that tired
feeling -be these and other trienit your VI -
tem dementia Reed% Get a bottle today,.
*Mt raelltOrlraaritn-dowtkapdi
IeaIedAligarh', but after taking. a row bottles
of cod's thwosoorf14* idaw walk soon
_as aror.fP Desna Snow, tet Queens Amu*
xondon,010„,
Clidarrh--"Por rear* 1 have boon troubled
with catarrh and indigestion sad have trieel
igx„btirAcci.grtrur rEdeLit,Wirtliseard
dear'
feQ44 Will not wit.,bout Novia
Krzar•PIPII.Laft filt• XillaYaUts• Ost
poor. 'Oulu) to,sina Rooa baroaparilla
Olow Plakitti--"Nr, bloe4-1,00
terve more color in air foie* glen sod
well, and work ia a plasmas*" saris.
.11.W•t*P. Tanato4i• Masa.
11004.11 r310:041tarala is sold everywhere, -
100 Dow One Detlar• 7:10Pared only or
C. X. lioo* cog fl,MUL, U. 0, L.
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• Ur. William Anderson, ex-M.13,P. foiJ
East Peterboro' is dead.
• STEEL KNIFE IN TI -M PLUM
That's the sensation experienced by
Robert Price ot Hectoon, Out Ile
knew it was sciatien skid .of course us-
ed "Nerviline." As usua1. it cured andl '
he says: "No liniment can expel Bol-
soa's Nerviline, Severe • Pains made
my side! lame, It was like. it ,steel
knife running through the flesh. I tub,
bed in lots of Nerviiine and was coin-, •
pletely cured," -A regular snap for
•NerViline to ease Sciatica and rheurnei
tine. It sinits into the core of the
pain, cures it in short order, Large
25e bottles at all dealers,
/-"
S TA-2PON
EYEGLASS
S TAYS ON
Combines el e
• game and -com-
fort. and is decid-
edly the most styde-
airMiie le of
• eyeglass ever de-
• vised. •
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•
We know they
will, give sat isfa,e-• •
tion. We can
• adapt t b ent o
• almost any shap-
• ed nose. •
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JEWELER 'AND. • OPTICIAN
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES -
•
14251 1.50, 1.75 az $2
. mommen
JUST ARRIVED
We are' offering these
• pants at prizes that con-•
• riot be beaten. They come'
in tweeds and. worsteds, -
and extra wearing quali-
ties.
•
' Have .a look at those
W6 are offering at: these
prices. ,
lien's 'Spring Suits I
We are rUntling $10 Specials in
greys and browns. Best value
etter shOton in' Clinton: Other
lines from $5 to $15,
Boys' Suits.
• Our Boys'Snit trade has been.
very large thisspring, which we
attribute • to the exceptional
values we have been giving,
•
•I
Our Furnishing Stock
• is complete. New
Goods in Every
Line.
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E. W. Jacobs
Tailoring,
111104:.4.4, Clothing,
Furnishings.