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I VOTERS' LIST, I0108,-11UNICIP.
laity of the Totvrishlp of Stan'ey,-
Notice is hereby given duet I have
transmitted or 'delivered to the pers
Sons 'mentioned in seetions 8 and 9
of .the Ontaxio Voters' Lists Mt,
the mhos, required by said sections
to be so transmitted or deliver;eit ot
the list Made, pursuant tie said Act,
of all perSons appearing by the last,
retised ASsesement Roll of the said
Mtuticipality At erections for vienibers
ot the Legislative Assembly, and at
Municipal , Elections ; and That. • the
said list was first posted: up tie rtiy4
office ih Varna on the Ilth (ley of
July, 190,8, and remains there for
inspection: Electots axe called upon
I o examine the said, list, and if any
emissions or any other errors axe
fouad, -therein, • to t,alte immettiate
proceediness to, have" the said errots
corrected,' aeoording to law. -Dated
this 11* dey of July, 1908.-J.
• Hartwell, Cleric of Stanley:
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I Wo So R. HOLMES-I
/Manrg Chenlitt. 1
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-RELIABILITY se. EXPERIENCE.
.President Castro has ordered the
Dutch Minister to Venezuela, to' leave
the country. .
Gres° Beier, daughter of the Mayor
of Freiberg, Saxony, was beheaded or
the mutter of her fiance.
SEED CORN.
WE HAVE ON HAND A
LARGE QUANTITY OF SEED
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN QUALITY
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
WHEN YOU NEED FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE YOVR ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL AT-
TENTION.
J. A. FORD
• Order. Your.
Coal Now
•
'"Place your order fere your
supply of coal with .the under..
signed and thus eecute"the low-
est price and prompt delivery.
Office opposite Grand, Trunk •
passenger station. Telephone,
connection.
Haniliton
COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP. •
PLY • NOW, THE BEST .
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED. AND PAID
S,
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
orders left at Davis & Rowlead.'s
will be promptly attended to.
A. CASE WEST ARICHAT.
Mrs. A P. FergUeon„ aweithnown
Calh, Prelanter, haS Cured aethme. bz
“Ce:arrhoz‘." tkr atatement
contincinge Althestagli wee trehhge4
for rt IA Woo .Onty recently I triell
Ceterrh(4,:one: \Then an attaelt ,starteth
I got out my inhater and invariebly
gotquick relief., Feeling. satisfied that
Catairrheeone would cure I continued"
the treetteeet till one, bottle wes 011-
is1ued. I didn'tuse more because
Wee "chretTt and-ttiSta'Stramwthaerenesee--
returned:" catarrhosone is. sureka%
to astlaine and, broolehitis, Try it And.
convineed,: Two stem,. 25e aid
At all dealers.
NEW MEAT MART. -HAVING PUR-
chesed the Watering business car-
ried on for seine time by the
Calelough B r s,., we respectfulla
solicit, a. share of the, patronage of
the public whit* we hope to merit
by keeping the best of meats and
at reasonable prices, Give us ' a
Our shop is next to The News-
Recohd Office. --T. T. & Bert Murphy
CEMENT • FOR • • SALE.22•I AM
. Agent, for Clinton and district for
the Naetouel Portland Cement Co,
Makers ed the best emeet • in . the
market. This is the only cement
• used by ' the -.corporation of Clinton
in the construetion of sidewalks, etc,
'-Mrs, T. R. Walker. 21
I HAVE. THE 'SAMPSON • BRAND
of Cement for sale, in, large and
small qttantitees, There ' is no bete
ter an* of cement on the markeh
(Mee opposite G T., R. passenger
station. Telephone coneection,
orders maybe left. at Harland Dres.
hardware sthre. if More convenient.
JA1VIES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND
Repairing: -The • undereigned . is
prepared to do all kinds ef 'piano
and. organ tuning and repairing, and
being a min ..bf practical .experience
Is able to guarantee tatisfactiore
Orders may, , be 'left at W.• S. it
Holmes' drug store. -Ed. J. How
ard, Clinton.
'.$0011,11ER' SCHOOL
JUNE, JULY AND "AUGUST.
LEADS INTO OUR FALL TERM
' WITHOUT ANY BREAK: EN- .
TER ANY TIME. NEW CATA-
LOGUE FREE. WRITE FOR IT.
TO -DAY. .
Central Business College
W. J Stevenson
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS POR SALEe-ONE AND A
quarter miles from church, pont-
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Stiita.ble for , grain-, • pr
grass. Lot 27 on the and con. Wet
Wawarsosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the balance nearly ail grass. A
brick house, a bault barn 52x60,
driving house 24e36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on Said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd cone directly oppos-
ite said lot 21, containing 100 acres
od land, 15 heresy of width are 'bush.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 Ceres of • good
bearing orchard on the two. farms.
Both lota are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A. never failing spring
runs aeroes both farms. Possession
can be given at onee. Terme eatty.
The proptietor is now past the age
to fant.-Apply to Themes Nieh-
olson, Atilittria P. 0. Prompt reply
will he given to altOOMMunlea-
tions, ; Sept, 13-08"
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Speelalist, *ill be at Holmes' Drug
Store, Clinton, Itfey 28, July 2 and
30. Glasses properly fitted, Diseeee
es of the typi ear, nose and throat
treated,
THE NEWS -RECORD WILL
T31snNT TO ANY An,
Dness XN CANADA TO THE
END OF 1 9 9 8 AND THE
WEEKLY MAIL AND MI-
PIRO FOR ONE YEAR FOR
75 cm's. I30T11 Pon 75
titPrso,
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ABLE; 0•F ITS KIND:
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W. H. SHAW, PRINCIPAL..
CliAton News -Record
ounty. News Gathered
,
• for. News „Record :Readers
Cifl. A&O
;Frain The News -Record of
July 31st, 1889,
Mr. Henry Eilber, reeve ef town-
ship of Stephen, Knee chunty, aud
Mr, Eilber and ehild, spent Stehe5/
in town, Ur. Either nes eleetea reeve
whet 21 yeas o aqe.
,
Babies . Instead of Bibles.-- !:'he Re.
view df ;Streetsville recorded ae a.
most unusual •occurrefice the sight of
three, young teal% on ai„etrain, with,
open bibles on their laps, An ex6haage
in reprinting it made the item read
"three :epee babies on their lape.”
StarnPetle-On the afternoon of
Thursday the bue horse s of the Com-
mercial were standing in front of the
hotel. Wilson, the tin man, was driv-
ing ;met with a heaped load of !sagged
wnol. One' of the big packages rolled
off "forniesit" the bus teens The bus
team objected to hoeing the, weal
Palled over their eyo and statute late&
ward at a swing gait Long before.
they reached Goderich they. were etopt,
ped and retittreed to their Peaceful ,avo-
cation.
Upset -A, wagon load of young folk*
were returning from the Methodiet
picnic last Thursday. Neer the bridge
South of the fawn they attempted to
pass Perdue's portable engin e which
was •on the road and the horses be-
came frightened. so that they ' drew
the rig off the Main park of the
reed -way arid Onset it irr,Vo the.ditch.
A 'young man named Watson was cut
about the eye and sevettal others were
More or ion Malted but none ger:7
iottely. '
Mrs. John Wtserna.n is sisitini
Weeds in Perth county. -
Laek Kennedy 15 putting up a hand -
:�i e new sige. '
Messrs.btkYeinnp
ap et i1t 11eieg11°h
2117k 4! nSet.e1113are
°C). da:w aoY;
jers
Harland, ,wife and children of
Clinton were visiting at H. pewit&
this week.-.Bruseels Post. • • '
Mr ; John Johnskin left yesterday
on a trip Winnipeg And the' North-
west. He will be away about.
Month.' . • • ' •
•Mrs. Baker ! of Mitchell has rented,
the •two-story cottage from .Mr
John .Iebestion, Ontario street, . for
throe years; and will keep a Otst-class
boarding hoeset t • •
Deputy -reeve R Teleinmeen. of Het -
oh township, brother of Mr. , , Jahn
,Thompson of the 13a.y1eld 'Line; - is
able to be about and is fast pickling
tat from his recent • severe accident. •
Mr. P. W. IlayWard has returned
home from a business trip to the
Northwest whither 'he hadi"!faleen a lot
o' buggies,. He was fairly suceessful
but would have done inuCh better Were
it not that busine,st ereppects are
somewhat iliteettle4 owing to the un-
httteinty as to hOW the crops ''
turn oUt
Mi.. Harry •Centelan was home sover
Sunday on one of, hie • sarni-occes-
tonal eisits. The geetleman is now in
his fifth' year with .one firne- Arm-
strong Brae.. of Guelph, and during
that time he has been, 'almost con-
stantly on, the road, Mr..,Catitelon,
we feel assured, endeavors to do right
with the firm and the . firm seems in
'turn to have della right; by him.
hollege on the first of October.
The Royal Templets tad A rash -
berry tend cream festival in the tem-
perance hall on Friday evening, Short
speethes and enstrumental music front
the locAl talent was the program for
the evening.
Farmers have got through hating
a.round here. Hay has been an ebuns
dant crop this season. We notice eev,
eral large fields of fall wheat and
barley halm been cut dueing the east
week. Crops through Stanley- town-
ship"loolt better than they have done
tor several years ;east.
Another 014 resident of Stanley pas-
sed away in the person of Mr. Thos.
McIntyre of the Babylon, Lines af ter
having lbeen in peer health for ;several
years,
Mr. T. M. Johnston, formerly of
Ude Place hut recently of Port Ar..
thur, in at htesent at Boissevaia,
Man.
Ninghtun
Chief of police Celdbiek of 'Cobalt,
has been visiting his pelmets in Morr-
is'. .While coming homeon. the Greek
Trunk train he bechme sustiicious of
two shareces vshet were entertaining
a prosperous but hihulous farmer
the smoking , compaatmeht. Nearing
Georgetown his snspiciens were con-
firmed, The two men, hiving succeed-
ed in getting the fanner intoxicated,
procelled rapidly . to rifle his pockets.
As :soon as the fleet bills had been
transferred to the thieves, Mr, Cald-
hick made his dramatic appearence
in 'the Smoker,' ,called a, hall, end plat -
cd ' the Pair wide: arrest, A sharp
tussle ensued, butthe arrest, . with the
co-operation of the train officials, was
aecomplished. . The men were loug
ie the jail at Mahe. The thieves heti
ta1en seven dollars in small bilis, but
bad not reached his bank .boOk with
other currency; and showing a recent
deposit of $2,200. . •
Last week Me; Alexander . Orr of.
the Brunswick. hotel passed. away in
his 55.tly.year. He had not been in
good health for emu& :time, but grew
Irnueli worse (write; the, last two weeks.
An operation .was performed on 'rues
-
day .when it wae fowl' that censer had:
Iso talten'hold of the thoWels, .thettdeatth
Iwas inevitable. 11e never rallied -front.
the operation • and early • Wednesday
'morning he -Pahted Away. • Me: Orr was
widely known in this *dem of epunt-
ry having lived ie. Delmore,: Myth,
Fordwieh 6ina thig place: He loaree..a,
Wife,' two sees' and these depghters,
• - • •
• Morris Township.
• ,.•
The teoweship 'council met- on the 11
et Julywith all • ths ,memhers pres-
ent. . .• •
• The court of revteion of the Grasbe
drale hylaw resumed, business.
Mr.: sinclaii of Brtisseli iwas heard
on behalf. of the G. T. R... company
• in the tnat,ter of their appeal, • .. alter •
which Eegineer:Rogers'•.gaive: his • res -
ons tfor making tie aeSesereent an
.fompan.y.'6 7Jands,
•i • •
Campbell -Shaw the aiesese-.
.inene ,rtiadeby the .engineer, on G. T.
,
R. "lends , he Canfirmai, .and that the
'cohrtof revision on said (treillage', by- °
leWs be' new closed -Carried •
Taylor-, McCutelmon -That bylaw
No. 4; known as .the Mason drain by-
eatv, be finally hassed:aeCareled. - •
•A request Item the village of' Walton
aS kestatted-,4tatthg...411
• iysteni ..ot'concrete Walks was being
CENTRO'.
STRATFORD. ONT:
FALL :TERM' OPENS SEPT AST.
The saceet, yeti complete a course
,thir school the sooner you may
04.11Volt to hold a; position of trust.
OUr ceursts are thqrough and prac-
tical. Out students always sue.
coed. We assist graduates to pos.
Woes': We have three &Platte'
mentsetCommercial, Sharthaed and
Telegraphic. We employ experien-
ced instructors. Catalogue free.
Elliott it, M• oliaohlan
!PRINCIPALS
FALL TERM:. . OPENS SEPT. • 1ST.
Those who .knoW beet ,the merits ,
of des &heel are its 'staunchest
supatortere,
ELLIOTT
/11
TORONTO, ONT.
This College stands First in: Pop-
ularity, Thoroughness and Gentili%
hierifr •where eott will, you
will find our graduates, .pkishing to
06 tont. Their superior training
enables them to get and hold litSt
class :positions. Collor open all.
summer. Enter ami y three Write
for catalogue.
• , W. A. ELLIOTT, PrinelPal.
Cother Yon& and Ale:tender streets
Go,derich ToWashie,' July Stet, 1889h
The Aitto sttivard 01 thms thwitt, 'conetrudted in that village, end."ashing
for the peyment. of their acetued stat-,
ship end Clinton are visittiag at Pe- tuft labor tax •Senounting, $102, -also
trollat Bernie and Port Huron.
Oe Saturday night last a barn be
for a grant of 1100 towards the wark.'
'
near reCarried. • .
Reports on, the. johnSten and Mae -
longing • to -Mr. Charles DiSneyt
nee I MCCutcheee Campbell:Thet $100
Holmeseille, was destroyed by
he granted Walton, also that the: am -
as 'well as the centents,' some' twenty
ount . of their a.ctrued :Statute labor
tons of hay. The fire was caneed bY
be paid towards the Work. -Care -
ed
lightning: t I wt.'
• &maid &Ales were reed accorditie
• BaYfiadt JulY ,31,st, 1889.. reetice and the Clerk anetructee to-prte°-r.
.ee
One day hard week the ceas poare byiaws for time ame
rtion ,
'Tenders were iteeived. for the • con -
d. Swarte hotel took lire and some
struction of the Mason and. GraebY
hart* wee done. the' building. Fortune
drai•ns, and on motion of Taylor and
ately' the los is •not serious. With
Canipteoll, the tender of William Cons.
his asuel" Promptittthes bueines,s mat-
ters mine, hew, teet,aeth s,644 men at Unity for the Graeby drain that of
work at once to repain,the damages, I John Curtin •for; the Mason drain, ;be -
$1,467 -end $664 respectively, were
oecurieg • the services of builder aleeling
aceepted, being the loweet.
Kenzie ph Clintan, The most of .• the
The council then aitourried to beet
30 guests at the 'hotel had their trunks
ready to migrate from the fire fiend, ' tht' A1:18:"t•
tut removal was hot necessety,
h Ort IX/ednesday Mr. J. 'V. Moorehouse
celebratted his 'silver wedding or the IN A EMEATI-1 'MERE'S - nnsT,
twenty-fifth anniversary of his ,mart
13relthe Hyomei ' and be- cured
riage. There was a right royal
spread for the guests ;, it was in reale'
itY a samPtuoue affair, the viendsin
point of excellence and veriete would
ton -there favorably with Delteeniee ca.
tering. And all was garnished. with
that unaffected nospitality so eirarac-
teristie of the host and hostess, sup-
plemented by that of °the; membete
of the family present. Amotig thoge
present were Messrs. P. W. Johnston,
M, Hutchiton, Henry Horton and A.
Malcolmson of Goderich.
.July 31st, 1889.
Mies Kate McNaughton ha e returned
home front a visit of several months
with her sister at Port Arthur.
Miss Fanny Logan, organist in the
Evistopal dwell, 'has been 11 In
Catarrh, Bronehitis,
Asthma.
Nature has a remedy for catarrh
epidetnict colds and bronchitis that is
far better than dosing the stomach
with niedichw aald drugs.'
It is the healing oils and balsams of
Hyomei which medicate the ale you
breathe, reaching the MOS ti remote air
cells in the nose, throat and lunge kills
Mg all catarrhal germs and. restoring
health to the mucous membrane-.
Hyornel ate like a. eUraiive internal
air hath, and has the same healing and
antiseptic erica as the: air where the
Pine and 'Eucalypti° tercets give of
their fragrant Mai healing balsams.
Breathe healing Ilyornei and see how
quickly you Will get relief front cat»
art* and head colds. If it does' not
of
}Lumbermen Cut Out-,
t put 00 Per Cent.
1 Loss to Ontario Government revenue
$7:e'deu°cet.lon in cut of lumber, 50 te
70 per cent.
Lose, in wages!, $576,000 Ilex month, lc
Reduction in .camp exefitses, $320,-
000 per month, •
ITradt eta,gnation and American emu -
petition are resthnsible for the situae
tion Which is a culmination of con-
ditions .which had their birth ; 'two
yeers ago. . ,
In the winter of 1906-7 the cut in
-the hush Was very 4reavy-25 per cent.
Mager _than.. thee, °fleet year. A filgar-
ter of thatcut was left over, either
ie togs in the booms or as lumber in
the yards, When the lumbermen faced
the season of 1907-8, last' year. They
reAuced their ceteethe figutestate given
above --by twenty-five per cent., cal-
culating that the stoeh On hand Would
meet ,all trade requirements. It did
fon the finaeciel coltaim came, and thel
demand for lumber declined, as did
that of Other :products. .
The Stumpage Dues.
The Ontario lunateirmen hare diecided, I
to reduce the cut of lumber in the
bush during the next winter by fifty
to seven* per. cent. and the Above
figures illustrete to some extent the
result to the ;Province from their (p-
cisioe,
Why They Do It.
" -There is a feature in' -lumbering Op-
erations , Which, must be understood in
order to grasp ,the eduatton: The op-
erator pays the crown $19 per 1000
feet boatel mcdsure and $h per 1,009
feet board• meaSuee in, ashlition-fhh
in. all. It is technically calleL"etump-
age," Besides, he, of course, pays the
'price he bid for his limit at the Auc-
tion sale. Whee, he has paid that
price ha owns 'the.,timber and can cut
or not, just as , he ..• tilteeSes. With
stumpage at e12 per 1,000 it costs elle
operator $23 to . produce a' thousand
fee,t of lumber alt the mill-ethat. is
the operationsel petting, haulieg,,
towing, sawing, . cost $13 per 1,000
feat board measure, in addition to the
$12. stumpage. It is cagy to seehow
vast Sums of money Can be tied up ef
the lumbermancannot gee rid of -his
season's cut
On the other. . heriii, if the. operator
forsees that.hecannot clean out his
mill yard, and does .not cut, but, leaves
his limber etandihg :in the 'sushi,, he is
really making Money. He salves. the
stunapa;ge . of $12, and the opera:ping
tott. of ;$13 per.. thousand feet ... hq.erel
measure. More , than that his Uncut
timber is making money fot himbe-
cause it is increasing in value.
This is the view taken .by the lea&
ing lumbermen in Torbetoe such as the
Victerie,. Herber Luinbce Co, the
Turner Luirther, ,,Setetd
Lumber Co,. Lai4laW Ltiniber . Co.,
Graves.; 13y.Weadbunter Co, who are
the eatgett operators in the -G:eergiate
By dietriet, Whieli. produces 400,000,-
00.0, feet B; M o Oatatiots tptai
put,
• The Goverriment's Revenee.
Last year:, .1907-8,according teethe
•GoVerement .reterne, the Ontario cut.
was 007,610,000 NA B. M. of pine:,
and 54,080,090 of ; other timber. The
.reyeette 'was $1,500,000,' or will • be
•when t all ie•• gathered hie Owing tre
the ' pinch of haat temesy Rene cherries
ors have been granted an exteesion of
timo. •
In the coming heasen, 190„8-9, the eat
will bereeticed by half; and the rev-
ue •elso, resulting in a loss tto the
Province of $700,000, unless the ue-
foteeen happens s
••
It Means mere: in ether Ways'. Itough-
ly speaking, it takes •50 men to eut
enough timber in th2 bush seesen to
produce 1,0,66,000, feet Be M. ,At th.2
mill. .Thee, •thie Onterio Cut' of
00.0,000. feet ,employed 48,000 Men Mat
winter. The eolnieg season will see
but 24,000 al, waete
'Theta men will be paid from $15 to
$25 per Mantle Last .year the 11-
000 men earned frem $181 to $28 per
month, a total of $i,056, 00 ;:ler
month, averaging the *ages at $e2
:aee month. The coming wileht the.
24,000, whose. wages will h-om
,$1.5 to $2.5, will care; $180,e00 per
morith, • a loss of $5e6,000 in wages. ;
The Feed Bill.
' The tom bill of the Welber coiny' is
a big thing. It costs about eV, per
month to feed a healthy. mealier jack,
and the sum of $000,t00 tier month
was last year spent amongst, merehantst
and, farms fat food timelier: li r the
carren. The corning seasert will 1,es it
reduced by same .$800,000 per montb.
decreased demand for teamsb for bush'
Another loss will mutt font the rahia .
on Army Praise •
work, and their food, hay and oats.
Whitechurch
Mies Edna Cuyler has returned frOhl
her vita, in St. Thomae,
Mr. Robert Carrick is taking in the
nights. at Quebec. He went with the
Heron xegiment contingent
On Monday a thlind.reen with it hand
,organ ,visited the village antly treated.
the natives to A01110 Musicnd. sink
Mg.
A HARD CASE OVERCOME.
No Itmger feshessary to suffer front
muscular rheumatism. Every, case ean
be cured. Ferrozone is unfeeling Se
peeved by David Johnston of Ormande
Ont. "My wife was a dreadful suffer-
er," he, Writes. "Foe two years she
could. scarcely 40 any. work, Her
knuckles And joints swelled', causing
torture. To get up or flown stairs was
impossible. She took box after hox of
Ferrosono and rebbed the sore places
with Nerviline. finproventent startled
and she mended fast. Today she is
quite cured and we thank Fel:rezone
for her recovery." No rernelly mons
popular with doctors thee Ferrozone ;
it does cure, 50c per hoe, at all deal-
ers.
July 30th ON*
Iinportant .1)epartute In
' Policy. •
The old age pension. law',. Which will
go' into force in Great Britain this
year, is not . dtlarticula.rly sweeping
measure as it stands. Nu one is to res
ceive a pension• until he Or she - has
reached •seveety years of agie,. and ndt
even thee if 'inreceipt of overten shil-
lings per Week Irene investments ox
ot'her eources.. The maximum amount
eatable to one persee Ss five shillings
Weekly and :the relief is graded down
to tone Aillieg where -the pensioner lahh
an: annual income from other Sources
of..thirty-one pounds, ten shillings.
Where the ineome is above this amount
no peesion at allts allowed .; Moreohs,
er men and women who have, already
becenie a eh.aehe on . the poor • rates
ere. not ..to be'mtft1edjanybenofiV
whatever, under the new 'system. -
.Even. with all its Jimitatiens• it is
hstatiihted that 572;000" people wile
'come under- the scheme and that; .the
dram on the Imperial,treasury. in ,the
first tett year of operation will reach,
seven and a half mmllmo pounds
sterl-
ng-os'r tour times : the entirereven-
eeof, the Province of' (Marie: The
importance of the meestire is net,
however, : to be mcasuicd by.ts pres-
ent previsiens. It is in hae declara-
tion of , principle that ite full signifi-
cance is apparent. Now: that the -.first
'Step has bees taken it is ,o.nly a.qUes-
tion time heti. the 'age lenit . is
etiftsto sixty-five and Possibly to sixth,
and the amount ' of relief increased.
The stee taken marks an important
departure itt the policy and ode Of
vshiclerie. Man can 'see the ende-Tor-
onto ;Star.
WHEN TilAT COLD 'COXES,
HoW is it to be cured ? This meth-
.
od. is simplicity mtself Ren'the' chest
and throat well With Nerviltine, Its° it
est at gargle land take earne inhot wets
er • hefete retiring along with one •of
Dr. Hamilton's Pali:. Next, morning
finds you refreshed, free from cold ant.'
brigitt as a dollar. These household
remedies are wandetfully- sticces.sful,
and certainly won't fail .in your casee
For sale at all dealerg.
VOTERS', LISP, 1998.--MUNICIpL
• aility of the Village of Baylicht.-
'Nate° is hereby given that I have
transmitted or deliverei to the per-
sons mentioned in sections 8 and 9
of the .Ontario Voter's Lists Act,
the copies required by Said sections
to. be so transmitted or delivered of
the list made; phratiant to said Act,
of all persons ;appeaeing by the last
revieed Assessment Roil' of the said
Municipality at electiges for menbers.
of the Legislative Assembly and, at
Municipal Elections ; and that the
said list was firethtosted tip. at my
Oleo int Bayfield on the,184.0: day of
July, 1908; and remains there for
inspection. Electors are called upon
te examine the said list, and ,if Any
Omissions or any other errors are
foupd therein, to tale immediate
proceedings' to have the said errors
oorrecte,d according t� la,vs..s.Daited
this 18th day of,' Jely, 1.908.1.1. W.
, Erwin, Clerh ,of Bayfield.
, .
On Wednesday 675 miles of the G.
T, P. tram Winnipeg. fa:, Battle, River
Will be completed.
G. Gtimshaw of 1inest00 (froye his
horse on a live wire and he and ilia
animal were .stunned.
"I f eel it Tay duty to testify te the
Leaving this last mite lucattblY benefit Z have received from the use of
loss in food bills and Wages will
he
Psychine, While travellieg in, New On -
$1,596,000. Earle conducting. special meetings X eon,
traeted a Very bad cold, which gradual.
Competition Prom the States. ly developed bite Bronehttie of the
, • worst orm, X d advieed to
American competition. lia,s a good Issychine, which Iwadid, ale efttryer tiding
to do with the stagnatioa in tare but a few bottles X was Completely re.
demand for Ontario tumbril:, The Am- ,Bstroor:edtithiso ahneadlteht,herrtr:oetiobinkti:e,:d this
erican material come% lit huffy free net ilandteer;111„irrtetvniseiel yth ead t:ter:ray vierloeme,
oeerators front the,other side ha,ve been
and efill are putting ,in their product
friends at Ilinley and Kltleerdine for help you there will not be a t Penrhes at slaughter prices, uaderselling the rat emetteell0t7eItinr:tn h111
the past She rettrrned home eIeense, tte W. S. R. Holtnee Agrees to Cattediana by *2 to $3 per 1,,000 feet. had beim / eat tittf„g012git4tu
est tseek looking well After ber !sit. refund the money. The complete t13'..4.015iityktoter inay raker. the situation, VoCai thorde do not tise with spaameger
Harry and I,ouis Diehl of orncl outfit enStS MO $1.00, viz., extensive .bush fires. A fire 'ping P. THJI,Elt, Capt. Salvte, Army.,
few weeks' vacation wrier the rarental htlettrotht.tgiht kalibliushIt.
tS tbr
iluten, s ate
nitie tyieett.r AnvrnhySota.t, Tie:no:tea, nAdugo.t01,0,40.1.h.4007t,toum
the London College, after et:ending a
roof, left leet Wf2 et to take viler ge of Bert (ireful, injured in a (Marra ex- it ean saVed, but it, ttaist be dohe eared be Pitechine; ids°
oonerheetione at't>ontlitmithon anti plesitift, near Dundas, two, weeke agot before °the 'worms which always ato tumPtiofil4 All drugglete, 600 end ai.00,
Port Elgin, until the re -p -m
yiegi th;j j5 deade teek thad thither get into it. „„ er Ihe It A. swum, thaw, 1,02.011to,
4
rocif Duty Is to be Welt.
But you cannot be well II you netesch
tearing goods* emeanarilla whoa eon knovr
amt *Weld Utitit it. Impure blood, peer
apPerite, headacbe, terveuerreete nest Ore& •
feeling -by these end, 0ther Ohms your sea -
tem demands Hood's. het bottle todey. tt •
fearhihtlee rortak-etarlse%IT alte°1br etarawminenmorfe.aw6wntenTe:
of Howl's Serreereeta rho was soon ;et woo
lioessidevecrus."amenx Snowy. 034 Queene 4e,,
trit4Otty,terrarrhnan-"PrlYndeale"sitbioanvermtliri
netr6veutblert44
evethltlie bet to ea Aortae 1 letely beard or
HOOWit sarraearille, feted- It, and t is doing.
cowl, I win not he without feS
reme.v. ;040 Pat.
tr:sTrriAdore0fw711.43rik °jerleili:P.71:711iamtmetterel)::;:e4478280=, 174.
poor. tense tabour mooe's Barseemille
nevem), Tatuttetemara
1.03011°"Doses'il ‘ItaernieaPh1oarille"ar. rla 7itipdatedavallwoulrhere-by
c. 11004 LowellAfesi.k
POPULAR .E5XouRsi0N.,
The popular i.p.o.r 1.catirstor4
to Sarnia itn4 Detroit will be. held
on Saturday, August 80, Train lea-
ves Clinton !at 7.50 a. tn. Returo
fare to Sarnia is $1.60. Retain faro
on the magnificent steamer "Tatham"
from Sarnia to Detroit is 15 cents,
Boat tickets are good to rattan ere .
any boat in thee to cateh , special
train leaving Sarnia at 10' re m. oni -
Monday, Aust 1.0th, 'r.tinning 0,0.0114
to Kincareine, Arrange 10 spent a
few days in the heals;tful city _a
Detroit ",
4ifs
STA-2'ON
EYEGLASS
S TAYS ON
Combine, el et
gance ad cow-
. fortand is decid-
edly the meat de. •
sirable style of
eyeglass ever de-
vise&
We know they
w ill. gi ye sat isfac-
tion. -'We can
adapt them to
almost any iS hap.
ed hose.
GRIGG
JEWELER AND , OPTICIAN
ISSUER OF,MARRIACE .LICENSES.
Clothing and
Furnishings
_Just the thing for sum-
mer outings.
Unlined Odd Coats
In black' and stripe,
tweeds, white and black,
and white duck,
Summer Underwear
' Wool and Balbriggan,
25c, 50e, 75c and $1.00,
See our. 50c Special,
SHIRTS
75c;,$1,! $1, 25, $1.50
and $2. A special value
at 75c. ,
HATS
Straw4Canvas,. Chip Mid
• .b'elts.
E W. Jacobs
Tailoring Clothing