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COURT OF REVISISIONe-NOTICE
" revision ot the voters' list ot theor NewsReeord
is hereberven githat a Court for the Reader
Thunicivauty of the township . of , .
stardey, will be held, pueeuant to
the Voters? List. Act, by his hewer
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W. S. nR. HOLMES
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'e -RELIABILITY - EXPERIENCE -
the Senior Judge ot the coun y o
Huron, in' the township hall, Varnae
at 10 o'clock a. n't. on Saturday,
Sept. 12th. All parties interested
are reqUeeted to govern themselves
aeeordinglyee-J, 4, Harwell, Clerk,
Var.na„ Aug, '24t11.
NOTICE IS BN REBY GiVEN THAT
a Court will be held, pursuant to
The Ontario !Voters' Lists Act;
by, His Honour. the Sudge of the
County Court . of the County of
Huron at Londesboro on the 16th
day of September 1908 at .10 o'clock
m. to hear and determine com-
plaints of ,errors and omissions in
the VotersList of the 1Y1unicipality
of the township of Hullett for .1908.
Dated. the 26th day of August .190.
James Carimbell,-Clerk-of the -Mun-
icipality, of the to*nship of Hullett.
THE POPULAR WAY TO
MANITOBA,. SASICATCH-E---
WAN AND ALBERTA IS VIA
CHICAGO AND $T. PAUL.
-Reduced 2nd-clase fares
RONV in effect.
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ALL PRINCIPAL TOURIST RE-
SORTS INCLUDING '
Muskoka, Temagami, Lake of Bays,
Magartezawa,n River, lKawartha
Lakes, Georgian Bay, •Etc., are
reached by Grand Trunk, ;
Bummer Tourist rates in effect. Full
information from. any Grand, 'Trunk
Agent. • •
Correinondents, Wanted;
In no better way can a person help
to develop his or her ethication than bV
corresponding for a newspaper. At the
-same time tho publishing of the news.
from a locality advertises it and helpo.
to build it up. So that the newspaper
correspondent es doing both himself
and the community, in which he: lives
a good service. We are pleased at all
times to receive the weekly.budgets
from the rural districts. The Newe-
Recut has ;a very efficient staff of
correspondents, but there are 'a few
points where we are unrePresented.
If your part of -the minty is not get -
t. tion,. s I you .cane
t 4 ..taai,;- Vet -
Or perhaps you can give us'
of some suitable person. We ask the
friends of The People's Paper' •to co-
operate !with, us in keeping at the
bead of the procession. e,
. . FALL FAIRS.
Blytheraept. 29th and '30th
Dungannen-October 7t13 and 8th.
,Mitchell -September 13th and 11th.
Seaforth-Sept. 17 and 18„ •
Exeter-Serrt-21--4nd 12. •
Goderiehe-Sept, 22 to 24.
Wingham-September 24 and 25. ,
Kincardine-S,epteraber 16 and 17,
Zurich -September 23 a.n4,24,
London -September 11 to 19..
• Toronto -August 29 to Sept. 14,
• Brussels -•-Oct." 1 and 2.
Teeswatei-Oet, '6 and 7.
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\ Hicks on September vveather
, Constance Goderiell.
1)( . 101111 MweceAkiliinsterourspveinut;gai,few • ;days • 1VIiss :Griffith has returned to the The Presence pi the, Mercury period,
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, hospital frone spending her vacation cental on the 3rd, together with the
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- Ohio are visiting Mr. McGregor's and
1 Kr. and Mrs. 0. Dever of Cleveland,' at her homo in Forest City, increasilig force of 'earths autumnal
Apes Edna Webb is 111 of fever in equinox; will cause a- continuation of
. , , ensetriad weather. A eegular storm
ooper is rushing the freme mb 1,8 larlis, m°I,ed e0 1315 e"v. res. PerleIS - d' ventral on the 6th, extending .
1Vir, S. S. C
Mrs. W. McMichael of ISteadorth MrsWe reeeThomas Vya ived la souevenhir card
from iod is at the culminating'erigis of
. , 'w o is now the Mercury period and promises to
Ming soma decided storm.% Storms
From The News -Record of with other friends in the village, tbta
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from the 4th to the $th, This per-
• September 11th, 1,889. work of the new hall. . idence on Elgin. Ave., last Week.
Clinton, Sept. llth, 1889 I :Pre, nmt.rTuDe!dija,r sthaet4gerutt4r.ef her. broth- guest ot her daughter, Mrs Shaw of
Sudden Death. -Mr. William Mac- i mis131 Elsie 13atton has taken
posi,„ ,C4rharalrortivteed, MIII-acrht ; actin), wrhigihcht,shaeudwroteam!
Milian of Tuckersmith• townalliP troas4 , ton in Chishelhurst..
urer, died suddealy one day in , the I ' : feeling better," We were very plea.sed
I Quite. a number from here Will take to find that Mrs. Wyatt 15 better, . as
early part of last week, at his home
in the Toronto Fair and many will she suffered from a tedious attack of
near Brucefield, Re was writting
a
when his head was suddenly bowed to - - ' o sthma before' leaving Goderich.
ct to London • a
The Epworth League held a success-
the desk and his son, who was in ;the
room al the time,. on going foi.iward ful social on Tuesday evening, '' local i• . ' .
Immediately,- !found -Uwe- his-- -father- 4a1ent-suPP13drigethe--Pwgram---- Marlfel$-Ofe-Wirekfill-Tel
was dead. Ile was in his ' 62nd year. The News -Record 'until the end of ' ' . •
In his earliee years he taught school 1908. for 25 cents. . ' • • graphv
and was Afterwards book-keeper foe ‘ .
r r. • 6"....". . . There is, we are told, a netwOrk of
the Macphereon foundry company of ' of wires above a London office by means
,Crluienateb;.. The burial took place on Meeting - ..
of me Presbytery
- - of which the British Admiralty can
domiciled in - Clinton 'After an enjoy- ' telegraphy, MrrsBiddlcon,
, and M. eebe are again ' . .1 ic.weAerp vessels, by ole
constant
thwijlerhsawittile
Huron.
, The PresbYthree ,of Hurot met in I for anir distance uP '1° 1-6°° miles.
„ Caven church, Exeter.;• on the Ilstinst.i' BY this. sOten1 emnnitirdeatbmi call be
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able trip to England,
-9IrielVT-Ransford o! Portland Meene-Reve-J-e-Ae- --Andereore, -of- Goderich, ii
maill laule I .13 . d ' r
has ;been in town the past week. Jud- 1Vioderatori was in ;the chair. Reeorteel itirexr/le:/. -0ir-tre•eehiiet fau6ree'eu,seee
•ging from the many and hearty hand- were received from commissioners to
tattle, and all the units of this, great
fighting force could be instantly sum-
moned to one common .rendeevems, It
is quite probable that withinn a 'short
time the wifeless telephone :will take
the place of the 'wireless telegraph,
and that the • directing office in Lone
NEW MEAT MART. -HAVING PUB,
chased the: butchering busiaess •car-
ried OR for some'. time by the
_• Colclough B r o s.., we respectfully
solicit a share of the patronage of
the public which we hope to merit minent figure in agricultural matters. •
ford, the convenei of the Synods'
d In the sheep and catte industry he committee. on Augmentation. fund was .
by . keeping the best of meats an
was one ofp.the,pione.er iptroduc,yers of read regretting that he e.ould not be ances for re,ceiving and transmitting
at reasonable prices. Give us a -
cell. Our shop is next to The News-
thorobreds into. the county. Ile was present toe address the Preebytery on wireless mcssa.ges each ,v•essel will be 29th and 30th wide areas of cloudines4
Reemel Office. -T. T.& Bert Murphy and rain will develop, bringing in a
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SEED CORN:.
WE HAVE ON HAND , A
LARGE QUANTITY OF SEED
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN QUALITY!
AND TRE PRICES ARE RIGHT. -
WHEN YOU NEED FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE YOUR • ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
tee M • T A D CAREFUL AT-
TENTION.
.J. A. FORD
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Order Your
Coal Now
Place your Order for your
inipply of coal with the under-,
signed and thus Secure the low:, •
est price and prompt delivery.
Office opposite Grand Trunk
• passenger station. Telephone
connection.
J. Hathiltoti
COAL
shakings that the gentlemen, hes been General AsseMbly stating their at -
greeted with, ono would say that his tenciance ! at the same. Rev. Mr.
old Clinton friends still retain him in Smith reported for the Sabbath School
remembrance. ' cemmittee that two Ipstitutes for
1VIeTeggart have returned frein a vis-•
and 1Vii•is teachers:, had .been• _eheld during the
month of July in Seaforth and Blyth
Mr. McTaggart
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which may have been sighted oft. the
gulf regions to this periled • will gaiii
new life and energy during the 4th to
teth cattalos' 'severe ,and perhaps dese•
teuetive visitations along the south
coeds and inland toward and,over thei
great lakes, As early as the 4th or
5th, the barometer wile indicate grow-
,ingeeterm econdetions__in westen_t_and_
sou thorn extremes. During Sunday
the 6411 to Tuesday. the 8th, and pos-
sibly over the Oh and 104, thesle coit
ditions will bring decided September
storms progressively to most parts of
the country,. The :8th to, the leth is at
the anneal crisis' of ma:gnetio antagon-
ism between the earth and sun.
Within, a period of about five • days,
taking the 10411 as the, dented day, it
will be most natural that many equin-
etial storms---eand seismic perturba-
tious .sbOuld occur. 13ehind • these
storms, .beginning. in the far north-
west, say about "the 11th, lea for
tepid and . very decided changes to
high baremeter,' boreal gales and
much cooler weather. ,Another regu-
lar storm period. !covers the 1511 to
19th; with moon at last quarter on. the
17th, 1$th and 19th, The character of.
the storms will , be plainly. indicated
many hours before ehey a,ppear 'by the
reading of any reliable barometer, and
the direetient -.and tercel of the ;wind
"4 Good 71.4nteit
"hi* tower of eisseigth shseirtelluetavl tho
omelet* reputation of C. Hood Co. end
•their resod* the eitr of Lime% whore
• ther ere beet know% kesedroo ocinedeneeee
the world oyes, not onty in tbe mefikeisree
but in anything their epregerietors ear
*bent them; •11 Made helloed Good.'e .
sr bettors Hood', liteaseeereenor the
round fondly modietue known, today." Nu.
G. D. VOW. aligarlsr flt.: Lowe% Maio.
remouneed Bead's, EtoreePedibi to any
• ane," Rent IX Doerr,. 14 Auburn Prost.
IrewelirMeear
em or strong rend basso, warn;
teem taking Heed's OrtnetPerillie which
keep in tho house for ell the finehr." Nese
remainaters, see Loverett Stelerweleetiosi.
He °endear Hoodet ftereepartlirt eft. host
bleed -Purifier in the /Odd."' Mu. Jimmie" •
IS, Canute -Pe lie 14herty SU, Lowe% Beim
Mood's Oareeporitia le 8014 weer/when,
190, Dotes One Dona. Prepared coleir by
. • ., 0,14100 Co, firetell, NW,
it to Britain. We. are told they, had le Pee lye Y1 ' A don w • ill issue his orders to the sev-
- ed and had resulted in good. The, re -
a pleasant tripd fi j eral captains and admirals by word
- • • • port also recommcn ed t at Rev. . , ,
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Obit. -There died at his residence, ee. morhtosh of Mitchell, be invited of mouth
7th con. Hullett, on Friday Sept;6th, to address the next meeting of Pres- The developments that have already
Mr. Htunphrey, Snell, after an illness eyeeery on Sabbath school work. This
of some months, aged 68 years. De- recommendation , was ,adopted: A let -
ceased was for many years a. pro- ter from Sir Thos. ,Tayeor of Brant -
taken place, and the greater deVeloe- .1 currents, The
centre of the .earth's
inerits promised, have an interent and
autUmnal equinox falle_on_ the 22nd.
As the xtionth goes out low barenneter
and gmteral 'sterm conditions will be
in, iransit from west to east. By. the
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'The News-Re6ird will be sent •tc>
any address in Canada until Abe end •
of 1908 for 25 cents.
In a row, among drunken Italians at
Fenelon Falls one man was slashed
across the abdomen, and his alleged
'assailant Was arrested, •.
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CAUSE FOR ALARM'. •
Epidemic, Influenza, Grilree, Vatarrhal• i
Troubles, Pneumonia, 'Increasing. . •
- A marked increaie-in troubles of the
breathing •organs is noted JP • Vany
localities. If you will only have. Hye•
•()ince at hand te ,nee with the first
attack of Cold in the aced, Puenen,on-
le, Colds,, Bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Croup, in fact :my re-
spiratory affection, the trouble, will
be /quickly &eremite,. • •
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If the attack is ne,gleoted 4a1 be-
•corrie severe, speedy relief Will come
in most cases end a :persistent 'use of
Hyornei will. cure, . •
The directions for using it vary, but
the principal is always the same, that
of destroying, all the germs in the air
you breathe and having it reach the
alt' passages with dry medication froze,.
the Pine and Eucalyptus forests.
Rernernber that liquids or moisture
is barred frein'' the 13ronehial Tubes
and Lungs, It's the dry air oi-Iiyom.,
ei that reaches the spot. W. 'S. a.
liohnes guqantces it. Complete oute
importance, far beyond that attached
by them • as an kid in* the making of
war When all ships have the
• the a signal station from Which ,storin
of Ids township. He was a broad- Support 'of this Fund. which aids weal)
t shouldered broadminded. an with ef • -
. congrega ons throughout the Church.
Comm' . FOR SALE -I n
.. , AM '
m
many friends Ho Ho• leaves a grown up Ph letter letter stated tha.t he had raquest-
Agent for Clinton and district .far family
ly. The funeral took 'place : to ed M. Y. McLean, M. P., to take his
th
e National. Portland Cement Co., Clintoninton cemetery on Sunday and was place.. Mr. McLean afterwards ad -
warning's' can, he sent and the 'danger
from cyclones • thus he greatly
reduced, By: the smite means, ••-again
a'• craft in distress will be able to make
known' itg con Aron .and the,iveek • of
largely attended. • .• dressed. the : :PreSlaytery infe
: licitous rescue can be , begun • As soon as lie.
for several 'years reeve and ceuncfflor the .necessety. of. an advance in
" makers Of the best cement in , the,
• market. This is the only 'cement
used by the corporation of Winton
• in the construction of sidewalks, etc)
-Mrs. T. R. Walker.' • • 21.
I HAVE THE SAMPSON BRAND
,Me.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnston of.. terms, hoping that congregationg cossity arises. In a short time all.
Zurich- are the guestS of Mv. would raise the amount allotted to ships at sea may be under as ; con-
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()liver Johnston, :Isaac Street. Ithom. A reinit from the General dant observation and control, from
Plumsteel of Chiltern is One of th Evangeliats-and Catechists hi the trains from the •eilice of the• chief d d tite f ' h. -
ing ftee to: consider and report :at next " • '•' • . . • It is tree' they have fine:houses., ear -
f Cement for sale int large r"end
quantitiee. Thee , .no -bete • - •
•• to Make. ite compulsory on all. minis- The Soelalla Orginizatiori 6110- &none? gOatOf Let ,fieMe,..,,=ePeete,"
A Big •Fertune.-'-It is said that Mr. Assembly regarding :the standing of central offices • ashore, as are railway
an arm rs o the. rich
,
heirs to •.a $53,000,000 legacy, await,. 1,Church was committed to a commit- despatcher at the present time. .
general spell of- autumnal rain, wind
and disagree.s.ble weather
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Women and 'TWealtb
A horse -thief is alleged to havelstol-
en a horse and buggy from Byrone:
Beainer of Lincoln. tow,nship, and set
fire to the ba.rn 'to eovor. the' theft., '
• . , Mr. Beamer. lost his barn, machinery,
,
' are apt toenvy the Wivei•Of
rich ellen. But the envy might to be
on the other side -and is
The unhappiest, most restless
women in this land are the idle wives
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• .• ° • - • • • • • • : • ' • .• • • . .•• Another teinite peapo, sing • • -• riages, .automobile§; fine:.driases,
'3
• • magpifieent jewels, etateleNareri
• aim of .cernention niarke(.
• • • - i'tersel•to-join ' tbe Aged and Iiifirmed .
Hs , 0,000 Members .
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Office opposite G. T. R. passenger unit was also sent to a 4 • , receptions arid 'all as . •
: Belgrave..
.•-..Minieters'eF
hoeees and other 'Stock and eropi. . . •
The people of th: northwestern Stat-
es are agitating for the free admission
of Canadian lumNr. I •
The Canadian.:,,ia• Railway cern-
pany
will •see liiith zed& -to issu.
60,000,000 0 new. on. s.atock
bringing 'the .
ettaetrefl0e000,000.
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IMONIUMMIMOMMIr .„4..r..!:•••111011.11""
M' S J h "t •committee •for.. censideratiOn., T 7 •• •But s a a ven r. • er
lin gof• his pastoral charge, was' 'then ielists is a real achievement in Amer- dinary, • common •thnber. It is • not
in poor health for a rrlong time, is
• station. Telephone co nee o ,
orders may be left at Harland Bros.
hardware store. if more convenient.
JAMES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND,
, Repairing .-The . • undersigned is
. prepared to do all Undo piano home7of Mr...and Mrs. J. A. •Brandon. resiknatioh, Afterwards .eer: marpfe
and Organ tuning and repaigiff, and Miss Eupeemia. ifeacon has return-,
hang a man 01 practical eloerieliee ed :to London. atter spending a . few ,ItSitat!d•Thhies. adphreearebnyceter!'yto iheeisidredeeignta0-:
• is able to guarantee eatistaction • Weeks With her parents in East Wa-
a the•resignation, but- oWing to
resi nation of the: Rev. 4.. ly1; Ma.r- , The party organizatien of ihe Soc- mahogany.finish upon a. base of or -
le o ns on, w o as° een
.somewhat improVing, • •
Mrs.. Pringle and Mrs. Brown of Bele i,
'considered'. • .• .' Ileeresentb.tives. from ican Politica: It is com0fied of about happiness, but onle , a pretense ef it-
Mrs
were visiting the fox:fleet's . Caven church, Exeter, :Consisting . Of 300,0 locals, :Affiliated With the locale/ an extraVagaitt atterriPt at imitation
exits in Iitillett last:week. . par -.LF: W. Gladman, Henry " Strang, Ude. are about 4P,000. - inenthers. Eadh of ite : : . • ; .. , e ,
Rev. W. .1 .., B,randrp. and daughter .' ISenior and !J.. G. Stanbury and fr.om,' niember. pays in. dues $3 a year, . (so g
The real Maas ' Of women without
Rev riourCealooe
of -Port Colborne are visiters, at, :the ,erhi.sel-hurst,.. Henry
Holton and John. that the income from thus
heardarley were
regarding'. - the is About •.$120,,e00, :The locals . elect their children themselves, cook 'Or
wealth, who work lit their. homes, reat,
city,• State; and.'nationat:ceinmittees, meals, mend the 'clothing, and do the
which administer • ' the 'party 'iftri:rrs. thousand and one unending tasks, Of
There is a National Executive Coni-. the busi, housewife. need not envy the
mittele 'which ineets at frequent' inter- glistening butteedies of fashion, •
vals, and the chief execueive . is , he
national secretary, who is •elected by. The :happiest women in the world
referendtim of :the 'entire menibership. are the hare-veorking oirs., Not Over-
taxed drudges, whose lives are nem -
All .party affairs are passed upon by ear...y .
II miserable, but the wOmen.
the • membere, and even the platform '
whose 'time 'and minds 'and hinds are
'Orders may; be left at W. S. R wanosh. • -• •
• a request from the Congregations
• Ilolneel'' drug store: -Ed. et. Row Mrs. 11,obinson • and her daughter,. that it should not take effect im-
ard, Mrs Burkitt of St: Augu,sta. ne,
• methately 'was agreed that . Mr.
Martin 'should not terminate till the
at Mr and Mrs. Tisdale's of Belgrave
last week. • - ,• •• I fi tS d f bruar The. Pres-
• visitedi •
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Central Rusin. ess College
Toronto
THE: LARGEST AND BEST •
EQUIPPED SCHOOL OF rrs• ,
KIND INVITES: ;YOU' VO
WRITE FOR ITS NEW' CAT-
• ALOGUE„ ; • FALL TERM '
FRO1VI SEPT. lst. ADDRESS
W. II. Shaw, President, or is R
•. Shaw, Secretary. •
Ypnge and Gerrard Sts,, .Toronte.
Mr. Jas. Wilkinonr of &Wave is : de
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aliurned to meet at • Eg- adopted by the m
national coention
liohauvsinegpatilineted,exterior
rh adodfseryiVisd7"emiluinehilm"j°triladriville on the. 10th of November. was submitted 40 the rank and file
or , uO es
to its appearance: : ., , , ' '
MIAs Ida 'Platt 'of leruseels and Miss . ,at the convention were elected by ref-
erendum. Their railway aiid.ciher ex..i
Edith Robertson of Owen Sound, eac- Why ? , ,
eompanied by Miss Wheeler '4th 'line penses were paid by 'the ;.;trty, and
From a small beginning the sale and most of their work :Was planned be -
of Morris, visited . : At Mr- and Mrs- use of Chamberlain's • :Cough Remedy forehand by the membership in the
Wray's, last week. ' has extended to all parte of the Unite various locals. Net a fririetple it% de-
cided, not a delegate- or' offitee: dos -
en, without a vote of the rank • mitt
• Wm. Watson of Migrant hasthe
ed States and Ito many foreign counr
contract of James %Noble's house in tries. Why? Because it has proved
East Virawanosh. The dimensions are especially valuable for coughs and
30 x 26 feet, two-storey rceInent COt" colds. For sale by all druggists. ;
• The contractors lia,ve commenced• • . • •
This School Bases its
Claim for Support upon
• Merit Alone.
:ELLIOTT
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• ORDER YOUR YEAR'S. SUP-
PLY • NOW. THE • BEST IN
e THE • MARKET, $7 PER : TON,
• BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS--
COLTIV OP 40 CENTS A. TON
•*WILt BE ALLOWED.
' Orders left at Davis & RoWland's
'will be promptly attended tee
Innedim•••
W. J Stayer's=
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DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
will be at Mimeo' Drug Store,
Clinton, fin Priday, August 28,
Sept. 25, Oct. 23, Nov.- 20 and
Dec. 18. Glasses properly fittdd,
DiSOISOS of the eye, ear, nose and
throat treated.
. TORONTO. ONT.
Is recognized as the Largest, Best
and Most Successful practical
training school in Western Ontario..
Three departments :=•
• COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND,
"• TELEGRAPHIC. •
Our graduates secure good posi-
• tions, and forge to • the front..
Write for Onr free catalogue, you
,will lied it lama:ling. You may
enter at any time: •
• W. J ELWC rr, Principal,
Cotner Yonge and Alexander streets,
work on the Iron Bridge ;a few rods
west of the village. of Belgrave. Geo.
Barteey of Brusseis has the contract
for theecement work, and Taylor
Bras., the !eon Works.
- 'Master Russell Wray left the home to he the next lieutenant -governor of
of his grand patents in Belgrave oli Ontario. Col. Gibson was horn on a
Tuesday last, for Port Pierre; South farm in the !township of Toronto on
Dakota, where he will join his par- New Year's • Day, 1842,• had an. ex
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elite. He .went by Chicago. . • cellent career at the ,university, and
, Mrs. !Gideon Hood of Saginaw, "the la* school and •enteeed the prae-
Mich., who has •been visiting her aged , tice of law in Hamilton. From 18CO'-
and infirm father, William Little; for 1895 he was an active member of the
the last couple of ' weeks,. decided to militia,, retiring as" colonel of the 13t1l
take him home with her and look ale Reginient. Ins connection with rifle
ter him the remainder of hie daysshooting has been very pfomirtent. At
Re was refused adinittanee across the a young man he was eeeretery of the
lints at Port Hurontlast Saturday, be- ; Hamilton Reform Association,; . and
dessitating her return with hint, and was elected to the legislature hi 1879.
having to leaye him with his • eon, was• in Variolis cabinets is pro -
John, en the 4th line of Morris, • I vincial secretary, Commissioner of
' Dr, Rivers, wife and son,. of Ray- crown Uncle, And finally as attorney-
tiond, South Alberta, were guests of general. He _is a good entertainer.
tielgra.ve, for a few days. The doc-
tor is mayor of the town where he •
resides. The Drtook tharge of the THE STRENUOUS LIFE,
services in Belgrave on Sunday gett-
ing. •Pulls So Ilamtture
rduaonthteleSipte. mach •
.it
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The igew....Lieiiiienant;-Gover-
• nor Of Ontnr10.
Ron. J. M.. Gibson cif Hamilton is
STRATFORD, ONT.•
TItIS SCHOOL BASES ITS CLAM
• Port stITTowr UPON MEttIT
ALONE.
Iltee high grade courses, siMcrior
facilities and unsurpassed teaching
_ talent Hundreds of students go
THII NEWS -11E0014) WILL
gmst'r TO ANY AD-
mnss IN CANADA TO THE
END OP 1 0 (,) 8 AND THE .
wtnitt,Y IVIAIL AN» EN/ -
MBE POR ONE YEAR POR
/5 CENTS, BOTH P01115
• out annually 4rom this college to
good positions. Let •ui educate
you for profitable employment.
We will do it right. Catalogue
fro. Enter any time,
• A sprained Ankle.
As usually treated e sprained ankle
will disable the injured person for a
month or 1. more, but by applying
CheMberlain's Liniment and observing
the directions with each bottle faith-
fully, a cure may, in most cases, be
effected in less than ote Week's time.
ThiS liniment is a moet remarkable
preparation ; try it foe a sprain or
Wise, or when laid up With &route
iii•o**4
lever oceupied in making the home hap -4
pier and hie for thoee about them
r
•
t ,Grectily
e
, • .
To put a fide dress on a girl ace:,
enstorned t» nothing else since birth
is to give no,:more real enjoyreent to
her than 'would be .given to a doll by
the same procese. •
But ttie. pretty' dress 'bought ,• by
girl with her own earnings means e
triumph and joy at 'sweet as the hum-:
ap heart can•know.
Teat dress is a part of the girl
herself. It stands. for her heart,her
brain, her bone, her blood. I4. makes.
an epoch in° her 'life: It is the happy
culmination 'usefulness. •: •
None who Observe casually can fail.
to •perceiVe 'the -growing restlessnesl.
among the women of the 'great Mtgs.
The • enormous increase in divorces is
hat one symptom. • Ttie. eteadily in-
creasing popularity of apartment house -
es, where babies may not Come, is
but -one mime. •
• The Wortian WhO appreciates her pos.
sible influence in the home will never
fail to find plenty to do and find joy
in doing it. .*
It is from the home she makes 'that
most men -husbands as well as 'sons
,-form their. ideate of life and 11X their,
aspirations. . • •
If she is idle, :restless, and diseon-
tented, the home, •instead of being a
Arend corner -stone of society, becomes
• heap of sand that einke under every
weight of trouble and shifts with
eve* tide of passion and caprice.
Thee° is one great mire for the rest,
lessness and discontent ot women. It
Is in common-sense, '• applicatiort r of
mind and hand and heart to eseful
work.'
Some women may be happy, in spite
of wealth. But it is possible for any
woman to be equally happy without
It,
. In :Chicago,.• on ore •rf the thin
streets, there is a large building eri-
tirely occupied by the sociluist3. cpd
whole fiooe is .givea • ver s 6;1: (,111:3"4
of "tYM national secretary, J. Mahlon
Barnes, Who is the chief ee.ecutiee • et'
the partY, He was an citcial irf the
Cigar -makers' Union i• a e I has •repeat-
edly been elected • to the co.avenhons
of the Ameriean Federatien of led or.
• His sole education waii,veceivefl a t the
Soldiers' Orphans' Rome at eloent:
Joy, although at prestat he is ciie ef
'the most capable • administrators,
speakers, and •writers in •the • inevee
ment.' The national headqual t rs is
one of the busiest placeswin •that levy
Western city.Frern that 9.flice ever
125 paid organizers are sent otr their
routes over the country. They are at
work the year found organeeng new
locals, speaking, agitating; selling and
distributing Iiteature. Morn f them
are Clergymen. Others Are trade mt.;
ioniMs, :and still others are farenere.
Tons • of literature are sent 'from the
national office and frora the varieue
Socialists publishin,i; houses, And !dire
ect relations are ivaunta1n 1 u lin
every local in the country.
In a big ;cabinet; each in Us
drawere is -a trap -o1A--e'ety State
in the Unient. These maps 'arc cover
. -
ed 'with pins of vartnst eolors. A. red
pin means a loeale4e, yellow pin • an
• isolated !party Member!, narr
and white pin a symplthizer wArr is
•Worth going after. ";ome 'tats,
those in the South 'especially, have
kw locals and few me OM. Okla' ,yovet, msEskr counsE,
home and Arkansas are; literttlly cov•
-
erad with pins, while New :York, Cali-
fornia, Massachusetts, and Wiscounin
have a large number of locals and
molly thousand reembers.-Prom "'The
CoOialist Party in the Present Cam-
paign," .by Robert I/tinter, In the
American Review of Reviews.
• Thestress and strain of the stren-
uous life in both city.; and country
Makes stomach trouble. Fiee people
sttffer to -day where one did ton
years ago with giek headache, dizzi-
ness, eatulenee, distress after eating,
specks before the eyes, bloating, ner-
VonsneSs, Sleeplessness alid the many
other symptoms of indigestion.
• Ali who are suffering with stomach
• troubles, and that means at least two
or muscular rheUrriatiesn, and you are out of throe in Clinton and other
pertain to be ,delighted with the towns, should use Mi-o-na Stomach;
prompt relief which it affords. For tablets. Nothing else Is as safe, yet
sale by all druggists. effective; nothing elSe, can be so
4,464thoroughly relied upon to relieve all
• 621•411...1•1•4•41•44.4.4.01•••••14460.144*.••
• troublek from indigestion as .7..1,-0•11a.
rlohn E'. Redmond, th, Trish Nation-, reliable Is Ali-o-na that W.
Mobehin Mist 1ead;n4, has (teetered Ihe /risk 'Un- Hohnes with every 50 cent box he Mr. J. A. Cummings walked off a
tversity ant to be one of the grlatest sells will give/a guarantee to refund train in his sleep near Kama and, was,
Pustvcto manelpating measures ()f the centuee. the money 4/ess the remedy cures
It you are caught „le the wet, get
sore throat, neuralgia or muscular.
pain, don't wait fot worse troubles.
tiegin prompt treatment with Fol -
sons Nervilint. /t drives away all
trace of cold; eases rheumatism, neur-
algia and ;pain, saves you from a lay-
up in hed. No 2,50 purchase tan bring
fitore mutton than a bottle of P6I-
son's Verviline ; the flattest,
strongest liniment mule.. Sold every-
where in large 25e bottles,
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1
Holidays being nearly
'over, a great many .boys
will find they need' new
Suits before starting to
'school again. ' • .
..461••:•dikm.
To Meet This Deman
and keep in t nob with
the boys we will offer a.
big reduction on all boys'
suits till Sept lst.
Do not fail to see
these imiues
We ail oeering all the
newest patterns and style
.and' cannot be surpassed
for wearing qualities.
sossomm %
E. W. Jacobs
Tailoring Clothing
Furnishings
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