Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-06-09, Page 24-P TY- -4QQ .. ..C'Y•- ........................ i 25. Per ent 1on 1 Your I Investment 1 1 t An farmer ears add 25% to he value of his stock ' by feeding DOUGLAS STOCK INVIGORATOR The cher est and best preparespp tiou on the rilarket. IYou can have a pail for 75 cents It's heat for Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Poultry. • Our guarantee stands behind it. • What Neglect Did for H11 PITT JAS. E. BRANT SUFFERED TOR- MENTS FROM KIDNEY, DIS- EASES. Then He used Dodd's Kidney Pilld and Became a Well Man—His Exper- ience a Lemon for You. Athabasca Landing,. Alta., June 6. (Special).—That Kidney Disease, ,neg- lected in its earlier stages, leads to the most terrible suffering, if not death itself, and that the one .sure cure for it in, all staves is Dodd's I Kidney Pills, is the experience of 1V r, James E. Brant, a farmer residing near here. Mr. Brant contracted Kidney Dis- ease, when a young man, from a strain, and, like hosts of others, neg- lected it, ti.pectfng it to go away itself. But it kept gradually., growing worse, till ,after thiriy. years .of in- creasing suffering the climax came, and be found himself so crippled that at times he could not turn in bed, and for two weeks at a time it was impossible for him to rise from a chair without putting his hands on his knees. He could not button his clothes:. He was troubled with Lumbago, Gravel r and Backache, and tried medicines for each andse a11 of thewi't'hout get- ting relief, tial. good luck turned him to Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's Kidney Pills started at the cause of his troubles and cured his kidneys, With cured kidneys other troubles speedily disappeared, and to -day he is a well man. If you cure your Kidneys . w'lth •Dodd's Kidney Pills you will never have 'Lumbago, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Dropsy or Bright's Disease. W. S. R. HOLMES1 'i Manes Chemist, �o ••�HNN N•. —RELIABILITY — EXPERIENCE,— •OUR DOUBLED Our sale of ' Flour, Feeds, Seed Grain, Etc., has doubled. this season over Last What better evidence can there be that our stock and prices are right. OD cL� W!r/ �0RD W. H. Watts & Son, Opposite Postoffice. Store opeps at 7.30 a. m. Closes at 8 p. in. : • We are practical Boot and Shoe Makers and repairers. Boots tnade to order in from 1 to 3- days notice, and repairing done while you wait. FARMERS ATTENTION' • We have several psi•: of stir: own make of Boots which t,re just :ins thing for spring wear. tlmie in end see them. All repairing left at the PostolTice err at Mr. Adams' store will have our nest attention. One of the firm will be at our Londesboro store on Fri- days. Kindly give us a trial. W. H. Watts & Son LIGHTNING RODS Huron Clinton News•Becord June 9th, 1910 ounty News Gathered for News -Record Readers 18 Years Ado ",From . The News -Record of June 8th, 1892 , Clinton, Juno 8th,, 1892. Mrs. J. W. Ritervisit to is on a BYLAW NO. 8 OF 1910 OF THE Township of Stanley for regulating the running at large of dogs.—Tho Municipal . Council of the Township of Stanley enacts 'as follows : 1— All former By-laws regulating the keeping or running at large of dogs are•hereby repealed. 2—In this By- law the word "dog" shall include "hitch" unless a contrary • intention appears. 3—No person shall allow hisor tierdog to run at large t.i the said Township. For the pur- pose of this By-law a dog shall . be deemed to be (running at large when found: in a street or other public place, and not under the control of any 'person.. 4—Any dog running at. large contrary to this By -.law' may be killed. 5—Any constable' or oth- er person authorized by the Council. may kill any dog running at large, contrary to this By-law or prosecute the owners of all dogs not pro sly muzzled on their premises.. or at large. 6 -No . owner. of any dog • ,shall permit such dog to attack any person on. a street or other public place; or do any damage whatsoever and: if complaint:: is made' to a Justice of the Peace in and for .the County of Huron : he may, . if satisfied that such com- plaint ie'substantiated, order such owner to deliver such dog over to the constable' or other person as he may appoint• in order thatit may bedestroyed, and if such own- er or person; shall.• refuse or neglect •.to deliver such dog over to the constable or said other person with- in twenty-four hours thereafter he or she shall be liable 'to the penal- ties . of this Bq -law. 7 -Any dog known to be rabied shall : be immedi- ately destroyed. 8=Any person con- victed of any breach. of .any of the provisions, of this By-law shall . for- • reit and pay in•thediscretion of the convicting Magistrates: penalty not exceeding . the suer; of Fifty. Dollars for each offence .exclusive of costs and in.default of payment of the. . said, penalty,' and costs forthwith, the said penalty and casts • or costs only may be levied by distress and . sale of the goods and chattels 'of the offender, and in case .suffi- cient goods and chattels are not •found out of which such penalty can he levied, the convicting Magi i:trate, •niay convict the offender to the Comhnon Goal of : the County of Huron with or without hard' labor for any period not exceeding ore month unless the said nenalty and .costs are sooner paid. Passed in open. Council this 28th day of Ma,-, A. D. 1910.—J. E. ilaruwell, Clerk ; William Glen, Reeve. . Morris Township. Council meeting and Court of Re- vision will be held on the 13th inst. Arthur Shaw was at Chatham last a week asdelegate to the Methodfrt- Conference. George White pressed 30 tons of hay in eight hours for Alex. Cloake , of g y Morris. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Hugh .Forsyth of Frobisher, Sask., is ow Grey Township. . _. He nsall Next Council meeting will be held Dr. Sellery, wife and son I• erne June 27th. were in Toronto last week. The Dr. Jas. Pearson has the material on attended the Dental convention.. remodelingh us 1Vliss. Berthabeen ground for his house � Welsh who .las be n this summer. spending the winter with Ise; sister Mrs. Jos. Murray and daughter of ' in Montreal, arrived home last week their were visiting with t l ir aunt, Mrs. F. Miller. . Henry Bateman of H esPe cr was here last week attending the funeral the Queen City. not enjoying very good health but we of his brother. Miss S Kilty is visiting friends in hope a chsnga for the better will Samuel Burke and John White the vicinity of Hillsgreen. speedily ensue. Dr. Gibson was the guest of W. B. were visiting. at Fatter, Kirkton and Staffa last week with relativesand friends. Dickson, Brussels, for Several days. Mrs. Wm. Coats Sr., will visit her son, Robt. W., at Detroit this week. Dr. Wm. Gunn attended a meeting of the American Medical Association in Detroit last .week. Mrs. W. II. Steep of Collingwood is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson. Miss Aggie and Mr. Jas. McMurtrie are in Harrison thisweek attending din g .the nuptials of their friend, Miss Besree Waddell, who is not unknown in town. A telegram was last. Sasturday re- ceived here announcing the safe ar- rival of 1VLr. T, Jackson Jr: in Bri- tain, • We hear much criticism . of the local climate lately. Some people don't know when they're well off. Why,. the only thing that keeps .it froin snowing is that conditions aro fav- orable to its raining. Cantelon Bros, made a 'shipment last week of 3,300 pounds of choice butter. This firm handles an im- mense quantity of produce in the course of a year. kr. Walter Coats of Wingham, : for- merly of Clinton, lost his only son recently. Mrs.• Win. Coats, Sr., of town attendedthe funeral. One night ?ast week a party of. young people were returning; home late . when passing down .Albert or Rattenbury street a light' was not.- iced ot=iced in McTaggart'a bank. The idea of a 'bank robbery seized the party at once. Mr. McTaggart was notified and a messenger sent for Chief Wheatley. When they arrived on the scene: all was dark and•quiet. On Tuesday, June 7th, Rev, Jos- eph Elliott, now pastor of the Pres- byterian church at Nairn, Ont., was married to Miss Rose, only daught- er Of Mr. John Essen, London, form- erly of Bayfield. 'The ceremonywas performed by Rev. W. J. Hill,rec- tor of • the church of St. John the Evangelist, in the presence. of only the .immediate relatives of the con- tracting parties. Mr_. and Mrs. El- liott lett on a trip to Montreal.. The groom in well known . in Clinton, having attended the high school here for some time.: . Lightning Rods ars a sere protec- tion to your building during Elec- tric Storms. Barns roded from $l5 00 upwards with a COPPER ROD through and through. A written guarantee given. Also Galvanized Rods much cheap - Pr. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. . For particulars apply to W. N. StogdiIi YARNA MONUMENTS CHASTE DESIGNS.' BEST MATERIAL JAMES DO1G OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. , CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT.". The great practical training school of Ontario. Three departments : Commercial Shorthand Telegraphy. We assist graduates to posi- thins. The demand upon us for trained help greatly ex- ceeds the supply. The three most recently placed are re- ceiving $40.00, $50.00 and $100.00 per month respective-' ly. Business men state our graduates are the best, Enter our classes now. Get our free catalogue. n. A. McLachlan, PRINCIPAL The Besi Coal Il+ YOU WANT THE BEST COAL ANI) PROMPT DEL1V- V C E ER U YOUR Y SECURE UR SUP - PLY PROM US. ORDERS LE11T AT t/AVXS & ROWLAND'S HARDWARE STORE PROMPTLY AT- ...TENDED TO. Stevenson FIELD STONE. WANTED.-- THE town of Clinton will pay $3.75 per cord for field stone forroad build- ing. —Apply to 'rhos, Beacom, Chairman Street Committee. 30 at once.—John Cox, Porters Hill P.O. •25-3m I HAVE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT of stock a thorobred Durham bull, at lot 11, Bayfield Road, Stanley. -- Jos. Richardson. 23 ere F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER AND Paper hanger. All work done guar- anteed to give satisfaction. Prices moderate. Residence nearly opposite Collegiate Institute. Clinton. 83 SLABS for sale •••• Cut in right length for range. •••• JAS. HAMITON Coal Merchant PHONE 52 Londesboro, June 8th, 1892. . Mr. and Mrs. . Wm. Brunsdon of Sault Ste •Marie have been, visiting old friends in this neighborhood dur- tng the last :few days.. • 'Mr. Doig,' teacher in `S.S. No. 8, was in Seaforth fail Thursday . -at- tending the teachers! convention. Mr. B. Lawrence was in Blyth an Fe:day attending a meeting of the executive of .District Lodge No. 21, I.O.G.T. Mr. R. Jeffrey' has . moved into the house. purchased > by him from Mr. Win. Brunsdon Sr. • Among the changes made by the stationing committee of the Guelph 'Conference: of the Methodist eharch we notice Rev.. J. Ferguson goes to Fordwich and ' Rev. .1. B. Walwin comes to Londesboro.. During_ the absence of Rev. J. Fer- guson at conference his pulpit was filled on Sunday morning by ' Mr. Geo. Mellin and in the evening by Mr.. Stevens. Two new members were added to the tO.G.T.. Lodge last week. Mr. Geo. Newton has decided to move to Wingham where he will car- ry on , a harness business. Ho has rented his premises here to J. T. O'Brien, tailor, who will take pos, ession about Juitf lst. 'Fall wheat looks remarkably well in this vicinity. The continuous rains have injured the spring crops, especially on low land; Hay,' . will be •an abundant crop. Altogether the farmer's outlook is good. A three year old steer, by W al- ter Forre:lt, 2nd line, weighed 1520 pounds and brought his owner up- wards of $106. Jas. Blake, who is drilling at Sel- kirk, Ont., was visiting. at Wm. Wat- son's last week. Mrs. Blake and daughters are there, the former being Mr. Watson. a daughter of M. i Last week Mr, Jas. Calder and son left Brusse s for their home at Port Arthur after an enjoyable visit at the home of Thos. Bielby 8th line, Mrs. Calder's father. John Currie, 4th line, has had a driving shed raised. Building is 21 x 33 feet on cement foundation. Duke 'Jordan was the framer, • If you are sot satisfied after using according to directions two-thirds of a bottle of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, you can have your money back. Thq tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach, improve the digesition, regulate the bowels. ` Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all dealers. Belgrave Mrs. 'Hill of Londesboro visited her son, . Thos. Hill. Miss Minnie Netherly holidayed in London last week; • Miss Dora Watson visited recently with fir ends in Ethel. Chas: Grasby sold a fine heavy ;draft two-year-old colt for $210, Dr. Kirkby of j3elgrave visited his parents at Walton last week. Findlay Anderson visitedhisdaugh- ter, augh- t er, Mrs. Brooks, of Centralia. Mrs. J. •Taylor visited her sister Mrs. Braoks of Centralia last week. Miss Grace Clark of \'Vinghani, was a visitor over Sunday at Mrs. C. Proctor's recently. • Miss F. Ethel Watson of Wingham spent a few days at her 'hone hero last week. Robt. Stonehouse attended the fun- eral of his aunt • at Wyoming last week. Miss McCallum of . Wingham spent a few days with Mrs. Sproat last week. The Trustees of Brandon cemetery have had the lots re -staked and num- bered. Mrs. Lindsay of Londesboro spent Sunday at the •home of her sister, Mrs, T. Hill. • ' Mr. ' John Watson spent part of last week with his brother, James of Kincardine. Miss Carrie Stewart of Wingham visited with 'her uncle and aunt, ' Dr. and Mrs. Stewart; .last week. Dr. Anderson of Philadephia, Penn., isvisiting at the home of his parents,: Mr. and'Mrs. Findlay Anderson: Hugh McLean' lelt last week:, for Winnipeg; Calgary and . Edmonton, on, business combined with pleasure. Mrs. C. Burney `of Exeter visited her sister, Mrs. H. Hooper, while inat- tendance at the funeral of her cousin, W. Rath. Miss Robertson of Toronto, daughter of the late Dr. Robertson, the. great North West missionary, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Tessio I3alliday. Geo. Dalgarno, who has been unable to move about owing to an injured hip, was removed from ..his home to his daughter's, Mrs. Geo. Robertson. John Hopper's little boy that fell 29 feet down the elevator shaft in Hanna's.' store. in Wingham, last week, is doing nicely. About twenty-five young people from Brick. church 'appointment drove over to Belgrave one evening last week and spent a pleasant time with Rev. and Mrs. Cook at . the parson- age. Mr. Skelton, while coming down the hill just west of Belgrave, lost control of his wheel, consequently he had a bad fall, got his face and hands badly cut, shoulders and arms bruised and a bad shaking up, laying him off for a couple of weeks. Livd hogs commanded $9.50 per cwt. last week in Belgrave, there being two carloads shipped ,one a double -dock. Just to show what some of the farm- ers are making night be interesting. Mn. Scott received for one large load $359; Jays. Bone, $251 ; Wm. Isbister, for 7 hogs, $188. The prices seems to bo on the increase and the money derived from them is enormous. Nev- er in Ontario were the times so good for the farmer as to -day. John Darton of Morpeth is .looking for his wife., whom he suspeets of having eloped with Joseph Stanley. The Bay of Quinte Methodist Con- ference is meeting at Trenton, the Hamilton Conference at Guelph and the London Conference at Chatham. A Chicago surgeon has discovered a way of binding up .severed arteries by means of magnesium couplers instead of sewing them. One hundred and one persons were killed on the steam and electric rail- roads of Pennylvania fn the month of April. Twenty persons were murdered dur- ing the election campaign in Hun- gary,There was a sensational break in cotton on the New York Cotton Ex- change yesterday. Chas. and Mrs, Rozeii and their daughter, Mrs. Engel, of Paw Paw, Michigan, were visiting at Elmira last week with friends. ]Mss Jennie McDonald, 4th con., has been ill with an attack of pneu- friends she mania buther hope many will soon. be fully recovered. we are sorry to state that Andrew and Mary, son and daughter of Thos. Kirkconnell, 16th con., ,have been ill with pneumonia but are improving nicely naw. A horse that Wm. Bateman was driit:ng in the lane ran away ever day hof recently and threw him out the rig. He escaped most fortunately. . About . sixty farmers attended the Drainage Demonstration . Liven by Mr. Weir, of the Department' of Physics, O.A.C., Guelph, on May 21st, on the farm of John Jack- son, 5th con. Alex. • Dunbar, who had his . leg broken while playing football, is im- proving nicely we are pleased to state. The telephone construction gang . is at work putting in' poles on. the 4th line this week. Nearly everybodyis going to take a 'phone. WEST WAWANOSH FIRE INSCR- aneo Company.—Having been elect ed director and agent for the above Company, X Will insure farm build- ings and Isolated town property. Will any person wishing to insure drop 'me a card or call me by phone and they will be attended to THE UNDERSIGNED 14AS AT lot 26, con. 6, Hallett, for the improvement of stock, a Polled - • A superb finish is obtained by us- ing Campbell's Varnish Stain on floors, furniture or interior wood- work. These stains are sold in •,' pint, it pint, pint, quart and gallon cans. Ask Harland Bros. for color Card.. • Dungannon. Will. Glen Mt on Monday of last •week for the west. Miss Stapleton has returned .to Wingham.. Mrs, Tichbourne of Goderich visit- ed at H. Jones' last week. Jack Roberts of Auburn spent Sunday week at ,his home here. Miss Mair of . Londesboro visited at G. Bradford's : on Sunday week. J. Walkonn and n ife have returned from their visit with friends • at Mitchell. Miss. Reta Treleaven ‘Of Ripley vis- ited friends here last week. . Lorne Young attended the baseball match at Auburn last Saturday week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crawford have returned to their home in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K,aino of Gerrie visited friends here Sunday. .` Will Pierce has .moved into ,the dwelling adjourning • the jewellery' store. • Miss Lillie McLean is improving slowly. 'We hope to see her out again soon, G. Begley and wife returned last week from their visit to their . son in Hamilton. Geo. Stotliers' injured leg is im-. praying, Ile. was able to drive •'out one day. Wilson Ivens and wife of .Goderich Township attended thc.funeral of Mr. Ivern' sister, on ,Tuesday of last week. The funeral of the. late Miss Margaret Ann Ivers took pace from her late residence in the village Tuesday of last week. Miss • Ivers had been a resident of the village only a shorttime, hav- ing moved from the farm a few months ago. She had not been well for some time, but being of a • quiet disposition .she did no complaining and was not thotiptht to be seriously ill until a short time ago. She leaves to mourn Iter loss one brother, Wil- son, of Goderich township, and three sisters : Miss Lizzie at home here : Mrs. Smith of California, and Mrs. Horton of Sault Marie. me pall- bearers were Harry _Fowler, Charlie Fowler, Allen Ivers, Lorne Ivers, Howard Ivers and Wm. Smyth. Rev. T, Hicks officiated. YOU ARE AILING. Not quite sick, -but robbed of am- bition to work—find it hard to think clearly. Not ill enough to think • of dying, but bad enough for life to be pretty dull. There is a remedy—Fer- rozont—that quickly lifts that half dead feeling. Gracious, but Ferro - zone makes you feel good ; it shar- pens the dullest appetite, makes it keen as a razor.0oerr t � Blood ? b o .one makes las of It, the rich nourishing kind that vit- alizes the whole body. Yott'lb bo wonderfully quickened, immensely strengthened, feel hearty and vigor- ous after using Ferrozone. Buoyant healer, surplus vigor and reserve en- ergy all conic from this great restos- ative. Pifty cents buys a box of fifty Angus bull.—Thos. 'b:. Mason 28 tablets at all dealers. Our bowling club purpose running a pipe across the lawn for the purpose of sprinkling the street in front of ther g een, Geo. Joynt has completed a lend- . some latticed fence at the rear o,, His fine residence. He now has one :of the most complete and attractive ',faces intown. Colin Hudson has had wonderful success in chicken hatching this seas- on. Out of 70 eggs set, he has 64 chickens. Another Hensallite's luck went the other way, as out of 100 eggs set he had only 14 thickens. The concert given by the Southland Serenaders, in the opera house, on Thursday night of last week was pro- ucompetent judges t no sledo o be bym 1 P � one of the best ever rendered there. The entertainment throughout was of a very high-class character. A prize of • $30,000 is being offered for an airship flight from New York to St. Louis, and one of $25,000 for a flight from New York to Chicago. DISORDERED . KD�iE•'. NO� or a Weak Bladder if You Take a New Doses of FIG PILLS. All Backache and Distress from Out -of -Order Kidneys or Bladder Trouble will vanish, and you will feel fine. Lame Back, Painful Stit- ches, . ' Rheumatism, Nervous Head- ache, Dizziness, Sleeplessness, Worn- out, Sick Feeling and other symp- toms of Sluggish, Inactive Kidneys and,Liver disappear.` Smarting, Freuent Urination and all Bladder Troubles end. Fig Pills go at once to the disordered Kidneys,Blad- der and Urinary System, arid,com- plete a• cure before you kno• it. There is no other remedy, at any price, which will effect so thorough and prompt a cure as a 25 cent box of Fig Pills. Only curative results can come from taking Pig Pills, and a• few doses mean clean active, heal- thy Kidneys. Bladder and Liver— and No Backache. For sale at all first class drug stores. 25c..a.box. or five for one dollar. • • • Rev. Dr, 'Teasdale, a retired Metho- dist' • clergyman . from the Maritime Provinces, died at London, Ont. Bowmanville ratepayers carried the bylaw providing for municipal owner- shio of the electric. light plant. • Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism,'relieves that tired feeling, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system. Accept no substitute: insist on har- 1n; Hood's Sarsaparilla.. Get it today. Carey Township After a severe illness of a week and a half from pleurisy followed by double t pneumonia, Jesse Bateman paylsear over to. the Beyond on Tuesday, 31st, in his 42nd year. Deceased was the youngest son of Wrn. Bate- man and was born on the farm upon which e died, of 1d , con. 6. Eight years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Mattie Ingram, who with two children survive. The subject lect of this notice was a Methodist in religion and a Conservative in poli- tics and was an industrious man, who enjoyed the'esteem of the community. His father, four brothers, Jnr.; Brussels ; Wil?iain, of Niagara Fall;, N.Y., Joshua, of Toronto ; and Heti- ry of Hespeler, and two sisters Mrs. Harry Atwood, of Grey town ship and Mrs. Freeman, , of Taront , survive. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold on a guarantee that if you are not satisfied after using two-thirds of a bottle according to dhrections, your money will be refunded. It is up to • you to try. Sold by all dealers. Eight men were Billed by a pre- mature blast in a Pennsylvania quar- ry. Rev. Reuben Millyard of Goderich was elected President of. the London Conference, and Rev. W. H. Emsley President of the Bay of Quinte Con- ference, THI{OW MEDICINES TO THE. DOGS , ! At best they are unpleasant, often useless. You have some disease of the nose, throat or lungs. Doctors would call it bronchitis, asthma or catarrh. Tho common root of these diseases is germ or microbic irrita- 'tion,=Catarrhozone not only destroys disease germs, it does more, it heals diseased and inflamed tissue. The dis- Iease is. not only cured,but its re- turn is forever prevented by using Catarrhozone which is splendid also for colds, coughsand irritable throat. Remember you inhale Catarrhozone Nature's• own cure -use no :other : but Catarrhozone—it's the best catarrh cure made. 41,1eeeeeeee.NIMMINUI17 1 Our Speeial Savings For the Coming Saturday and all Next Week A 10c Bargain Sale Our special feature for next week will be a'10c Bargain Sale. Every article shown in 'our big window will he your.c:boiee for 10e. • Don't ,Hiss it as there will be a big assortwent'of useful artieles at exception-. ally good value. • ONE WEEK MORE As we think one week more will close nut our 'Coiled Spring Wire sve have decided to give the pnbie thebenefit, and for all :next week will be 32 25 per hundred. : Now is your, last chance • as it Cannot be ,repliteed this season for the'sarne money. A Good Supply :of Sherwin-Williams Paints, Screen Doors, . and Windows, Auto Sprayers, Gasoline -and Oil Stoves, Daisy Churns, Washing -'Machines,. . Clothes Wringers, Scythes and Snaths Bathe, Basins, Sinks, Lavatories, and all plumbing goods H ••ARLAND BROS. STOVES AND • HARDWARE GIN PILLS FREE, -S0 YOU CAN TRY THEM Before You Buy Thom We certainly make it cast' for anyone, who needs Gut Pills, to find out how valuable they are. • First of all, we will seed absolutely' free of charge, a sample of Gin Pills to every sufferer from Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Lame Back or Rheumatism. Then, after you have purchased the regular 50c. boxes, we guarantee to re- turn your money U Gin Pills do not do all that we claim for them, Vou risk nothings -you have every- thing verything to gain-- . by Writing for a free sam- ple of Gin Pills. You can try them and sector yourself just how much good they will do you, This is the way Mr. Dietrich cured himself of serious Kidney Trouble. St. Agathe, 'Que., April 6th, 1009. "I received your sample box of 'Gds Pills and as 1 found them highly satin- factory, I ant using Gin Pills regularly and can highly recommend them." I, P. DIETRICH. Write the National Drug $e: Chem. Co. Limited (Dept. A.), Toronto, and a free sample will be sent you by return mail. Regular size boxes are sold by duals 1 at 600. a box --41 for $2.50. 28 EYESIGHT WE HAVE ARRANGED WITH S. L. TAU'BE, Manufacturing Optician and Eyesight Specialist of Toronto. TO BE AT OUR STORE ON THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd Taube & Sons are the oldest optical firm in Canada, having been established since 1873, and during the past 30 years have given ' every satisfaction to thousands of customers. Owing to the fact that they grind all their own lenses and manufacture their own frames they are in a position to furnish Optical Service that cannot be excelled. 1f you have "Eye Troubles" don't fail to take advatnt, age of this opportunity to have your eyes properly attended to. ALL WORK IS ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED, ARE YOU DEAF ? if so we can make you hear with the "ACOUSTICON." The Aeousticon magnifica every sound, word, 400 per cent. That means that no matter how deaf you are nor what the original cause of your deafness was; so long AA the auditary nerve is alive, von Will hear at once. CALL AND SEE IT, MAK .APPOINTMENTS NOW W. R. Coaster Janitor and Engraver, CLINTON • n Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 110INVNthNl1i1/VwVV'om 'It11VNwi