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WHOLE FAMILY
WAS AFFLICTED,
BUT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS 111-
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HEALTH.
Father, Mother and Daughter after
years, of suffering are made healthy
and .happy by great Vanadian Kia-
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St. Leon, Standoa, Dorchester Co.,
Que., Oct. 4. (Special). -That Dodd'a
Kidney Pills have no equal as a fam-
ily mediein. is proved conclusively
by the statement of Mr. George La-
easse a. well-known resident of Ibis
place. His statement given for pub-
lication is:
"For twelve years ' I had pains in.
the small of my, back. My head would
ache and my muscles would cramp.
Dodd's Kidney Pills cured. me.
"My wife Was troubled with Kid-
ney Disease. Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured her.
"My little girl had *nervous trouble.
She was so bad that she could eat
keep her hands and feet quiet.
Dedd's Kidney Pills cured her." .
Is it any wonder that Mr. Lacasse
is shouting the praiees of Dadd'a. Kii-
ney He has learned through
experience as !lavethousandsof oth-
er Canadians that Dodd's Kidney
Pills cure .Kidney Difsease ao .reatter
where it appears, or in what fortis
it is found. Dodd's Kidney Pills
nbould . always find a place in the
family meacine chest.
Seaforth
Miss Gladys: Headers -ion visited in
Stratford recently.
Miss Floreuce Thompson is taking; a
Normal course in Stratford. •
Mios E. J. Parkes. of Nelson, •13.0.,
who ,has been staying with Mr. and
Mrs., •Wm. Bullard, is taking a course
at- Stratford Business College. •
On September 27th, in 'Calgary,
Alta., Miss Ilerriet E. Phillaps,.
daughter, of :Wr. and Mrs. :Phillip 01.
town, was united in marriage to Mr,
P. • I', Graham, harrister,
Altas . 1
Mrs. Long and daughter have re-
turned to their home th Rochester,
N.Y., after spending some These with
the. parents .of theformer, Mr. and
Mrs. Wright, Sperling street, •
Mrs. 'Parkers, Miss M. Cowan. and
Miss Vera ,Dorrance left Iasits week to
perste' their .studies in Taranto. Mrs.
Parker goes to the Taisersity, Miss'
Cowan. to the Lillian Massey • Sebool
and Miss Dorrancp- to the Faculty 'nt
Educat ion.
Mr, Geo. M. Chesney,who has
beet in the West buying eattle, has
returned 'haw with .a fine lot of cat-
tle. He bought in all' four carloads.
Mr. .and Mrsa L. L. MeFaul left
last week for Vaacouvar, B.C., where
they' will epend the' winter with their
daughter, Mrs..Mtillen, •
. . . '
Hensall'•
• •
Mr, Joe Dristine, who has been at
the Canadian Soo during the summer
inont.hs, has been visiting his sister,
Mee; Jas. Moress .• • . ' - , •
Mr. •Itera•Geigeo left last week to
take a position la -a drug •atore: 'In
Toronto: • • ' • ' • . .
Mrs. itarry Taylor, whom, husband
I
died a ,couple of .:weeks ago as • the -
Desalt 4f a fail from •a scadeld in :a
silo on the Thames Road, near . Ex-
eter, has. come to town with
two little • boys and • is at 'present:at
the home of her brother; Mr. Robt.
Echeet.t. Mrs. Taylor lie not .- en-
joying the best of health.
. Dr. •P.. Maediarraid of Des Moines,
Iowa, has been visiting: his. 'uncle; Dr.
Macdiarmid. ' • r . . . • :
Mo. F. B. Card:en, wife and Child of.
Detroit, who have' been visiting -MEL
Cardenas :sister,. Mrs. Janes Moore,
teaurned• to their honie Last week, .
Mrs. Ellis. and. 'daughter, Miss Mat-
tie, have • moyed. into the residence
they. purchased .' from- Mas. J. ' 0 -
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Stoneman, They are hating tha house
greatly Unproved.,
. •
st aaion. at Triangle,
talked with Honolulu, Which is
the 'Pacific record for .long-distanee
wireless.
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that tired, listless feel-
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CLINTON, Ont. •
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moderate. Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute, Clinton. 83
Ceober 6tb, 1910
Huron County News Gathered
Paine Have Vanished
The cure of Mrs. L. 13arrett,
Njuralgiii Completely -Coml.
Gathrle. 1'. Q., is another victory by
Itoodas Sarsaparilla. This great mall -
from neuralgia in the aead, face and
Saarett says: "I suffered intensely
eine bas succeeded 1n many easee
where others have utterly* failed. Mrs.
shoulaers. I had used variours
Readers eines without relief. heard or Hood's
18 Years A10
From The News -Record of
October 5th, 1892,
Clinton, Oct. 5th, 1892.
The Whitehead Block will soon be
ready tor its tenants. These band -
scale buildings will be an ornament
to Clinton. '
Messrs. Harland Bros. have cleared
up the grounds in the roar of The
News -Record office, wifeh they recent-
ly purchased, ,and fittad up the build-
ing thareon for an. iron warehouse.
Many years ago the same building
was used by this firm as a tin work-
shop.
. .
On Tueeda,y evening last a meeting
was held at the home of Mr; IL Fos-
ter for the purpose of commencing
the Rimini of the loin, terms of the
Cbautugna course, the officers re-el-
ected being : • ..,
President, .L C. Stevenson.
Vice -President, Mrs, Shilton.
Sea -Treasurer, W.. N. Moteiag.
Tuesday evening is the nigat en
which it was decided to anat. The
studies are of Greeters .an.1 ..,arnerican
interest.,
Mr. II. 13. Chant has suoveil into
the house lately occupied hy • Mr.
Btu:chill. Mr. IV, Kay is na ela • set-
tled in his new pima 00 the corner
of Rattenbury and Gibbinies '.,11 eels.
Mr. J. Taylor is in fall paesession of
hiss new house' and 'preperty on Rat-
tenbury etreet. •
On Sunday afternoon there wee a
lively runaway *near- the pact ist
allured, _Heron steial. 'rhea, laeyele
riders' caused . Mi. K.eaPia paiotle's
horse to take . fright. Mr. Pisney's
son and two daughtert were in the
ug.!the buggy email in et ret act:
with a tree' and buggy end ciaapants
were -soon' entangled. The tee was
severely • cut and .bruised aaewl the
head, line of the young • Lyres had
her arm severely bruised„ while... the
'other escaped with iess Mary, The
buggy was badly suet:that,.
Mr. Geo. • A . Conner of Oodel4'11
township placed on The Ni s Record
receiving -counter teat Sethi dee a
half .dozen beautiful freel. egg's. We
examined them and Were almost led
to proaounee the monsters . gouse
eggs. Mr. Cooper (leaned the editor
that they were • the el ()duet eda
white' leglairn hen. .They weighed. •ex-
actly 1 lb. '04., worth ;it tato sia
day's :market In .Clinton 1 L tas is. er
22' cents a dozen. We fames' it wools:.
pay farmers' Wives to raise this class
of few], fot they are of the class
that will produce what isregnired
for Britain -large eggs. ' •
Mae. Murray, Mrs, McTaggart, ,Mrs.
Jaa. Fair seed Miss. McTaggart were
in Woodetoisk last week attending the
funeral Of • the 'late • Mrs. Smith.
aloe' j. G. Steep of (leder-Mi. to-wri-:•
'ship end Mr. J. P. Sheppard ef
tOWn have .returned from their .
southein visit: •Mr. Sheppard .waesill
for severaldays after his rettire but,
is' about in hie usual health again
Last. Friday, at McKenzie111,ninir.
mill A. Cantelon's horse WO 1 ight
end created a Eiisati9m for a
The boy driver was severely eaten:en.
up; and stunned • and. the freginrins of
the .rig contents were diet ears la
ed a considerable distance down. the
Bayfield Road, ...
We do not mean tosay that Jataa
son Bros. 'clothe 'the lightning. But
they can Make and fit a man with
a •suit of clothes with eueh speed as
might well make a thunder bolt en--
.
vioas. Monday Of ;We week a p t
in „Seaforth sent an order by 1..110 10
eau. train to Jackson Bros.; -Clin-
ton, for a full snit of clothes and an.
overcoat extra. The goods were
004;0, cua and made up and
warded by thi, 4.50 train the,Same day
and the pleased recipient, as he took
train for his American mme,' tele-
graphed, "O.K., neve' was better fit-
ted01 pleased in my life:".
East Wawanosk:
On 'Tuesday of last week Elizabeth
,Tyner, :wife of Lancelot •Nethery,
died at her home, cm. 5, East Wa-
Wanoeh, aged 57 years. She had, heen
in failing health for about a year
from stomach trouble. Deceased was
horn near Napalm, and •moved. to
Huroncounty with her parents 35
years ago. She was. 1111iied in mar-
riage to her now sorrowing partner
in 1880. There is one son, Willie, at,
home. Mrs. Nethera was a faithful
member of -the English Church • at
Belarave and was held., in high c-
11(01. The funeral took place . on •
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Rev. W. IL Hartley of Durham, de-
ceased's late pastor, conducted the
iNiet.. Interment \vas made in 1\le-
Claw eetnetery. Deceased was an in-
dustrious, kindly and -hospitable uta
man, • who •had a wide circle of
friends.
s
Chamberlain's t 'olie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy s today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and eure of bowel complaints,. It
cures griping, diarrhoea, dyeentry,
and should be taken at the first un-
natural looseness of the bowels, It
is equally valuable for children and
adults'. It always tures, Sold by all
dealers.
.. i. is visiting Zurich
Mr. Chas. Eley :9f Bad Axe, relativesMich.., and friends in
the vicinity. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of Detroit
have been viedting with Mr, and Mrs.
John Gellman.
The W.O.T.U, held their 13th an-
nual
convention here last week. There
were delegates from Goderich, Clin-
ton, Blyth, Brussels and Exeter. The
.yeeches. were inspiring and to the
pOint and the program. throughoit a
were excellent and helpful one.
Maio Stella Edward of !amain us::
tho guest ot her friend, Mks liteeie
Stelck.
. It is reported that Mr. 0. Fritz
will open a boot and shoe' liminess
in his. old -etand. Ile- has bought out
a stock at Acton.
Mrs. Ernest • (Hes had the misfor-
tune to break her ankle last • week
While carrying some wood into the
house,
Mr, J. Babe= - is getting ready
to move the old stable on his pro-
perty, 'recently purehaied.fram tho
Demuth estate. The stable will be
played to the rear of the dwelling.
It will make a decided impeovemene
sta the: property.
a . •
Wingham
Mies Sherlc has retarned from
a month's. aloft with her sister in
Brantford.'
Mies Bessie Marsales has gone to
Buflalle to take a position as teacher
of Domestic Stance in one of, the
schools there:
Mr, But. R. Fraliek of Bross:ton,
Mass., has been visiting his • uncle,
Mr. Allen Fraliek.
Mr. II. W. : Araatage of Toronto
her taken the, place of ledger -keeper
in the Dominion Bank herr, Mr.. R.
Millard being promoted to a branch
bank' in Toronto. Mr.. P. 'Fenny has
been promoted to Grav'enhurst.
Mrs. D. Rush, who has been a spatted resident of Wingham for Many
yeans, has moved to Toronto. • Her
son, Fred., ,assisted he!' in closing
up the beeinesee here..
Dr. Jas. Agnew and bride of Fos,
toile, Ohio, visited the pretrial home
of the former in Wirighain last week..
• Miss Tina 'Barber has gone to Lon-
don to 'take. a .poaition in s millinery
establishment. • , •
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Malcolm have.
returned after •a visit - of sevdral
weeks ia.: the western provinces. '
The death occurred in •Chathern on
Sunday week • .of Peter Macdonald
-
Dean, •son of. Mr. and Mrs. -Peter
Den. The Yourig m a e , who .was wel I •
known and- :mech. respected here, eon -
traded fevc it feW weeks ago which
was followed by pneumonia. • The
reniains were brought bona, for
Meat
Belgrave,
Miss Mary- Scott -of \\Ingham is
spending a few days in Belgravia
Mr. 'Bobier, 'Who has visiting
her son, G.T.R. agent here, returned'
home on • 'Monday.. • •• • •
...Mrs. Corley and ;datightere' •Marv,
have returned to sBurketatri, after
-spending a 'month with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs). Coombee, Mrs. Me -
Ewen de Palmerston ani • Ma raid
Mrs. Pelton: of Atwood, Weis, t isatora
at D. Sproat's last week.
Haryest Home Services were can -
ducted:. on Sunday in the fairelish
Churob, when tlx•it new rector,
Farr, conducted the:service. • '
Exeter
Mrs. Wnr. Penhale has returned from
a trip tothe wcst. •
Misses May Jones, Mary Parsons
and Mr. 'terry Trtibrier have gone
to Hamilton 'to attend Normal,' •
Miss Olive . Pifor has returned from
a visit of several weeks in London.
Miss Minnie Retie has returned
home after amotith's• visit with Wood-
stock and Hamilton friends - •
Miss Ida 'Rowe is taking a Normal
course in London.
0. H. Sanders moved teat' week
from his residence on Willlam street
to the residence arcuated ty his mot-
her on Huron street.
A surprise party of friends enjoyed
a pleasant timeat the home of Mr,
and Mrs. V. W. Madman one even-
ihg recently the occasion. being an an-
niversary of their wedding day.
Mfr. Kostle of Ilderton eras moved
into the house recently owned by Mr.
J. W. Taylor, Main street
' Misses Mabel and Mary Tom visit -
mi their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Jas. Tom, recently.
Mr, Richard L. Long, a former EX -
der boy and son 61 Mts. John
Welsh of town, was married in Win-
nipeg last month to 'Miss Gertrude
•McCal citron of that 'city.
'Mr, ANTI Brintnell is in Brautiord
attending Normal.
Mr. MIL Knight, who has lue:n
sailing on Lake Ontario all .sumsher,
has returned home and intends con-
tinuing his studies in medicine Ibis
winter in Landon.
Mrs. Harry Taylor, whosa husband
died a 'couple of weeks ago as the
result of a fall from a stalold in a.
silo on the Thames Road, has gone
with .hor two little boys to Hensel'
to realties with relatives.
The Michigan Central tunnel under
the Detroit River win be opened for
freight service on Sunday, and for
pawnor service within a week.
Skink
The congregation of .St. Stephen's
Cburch, Gorda, presented the follow-
ing address and also gave Mr. Farr,
a beautiful gold -headed cane and Mile
Farr, a Secretary, on the eve of leav-
ing that place for. Blyth. The ad-
dress was as folks
Rea. T. II. Farr :
Dear Friend in Christ, -It was with
much regret that we learned of your
intention to brever your eonneetion
with this parish, and as a congrega-
tion we are taking the opportunity of
expressing our sincere sorrow at your
removal. We all realize how you have
striven during the five years of your
incumbency to build us up in the tree
virtues' of the Male 'and with your
faithfulness and earnestness have, we
been .edified in the truths of the Gos-
pel and in the exposition or our 13ook
of Common Prayer. •We trust the
Lord will gaideelau -and yours in your
new sphere of Itiliesaaaad. that you may
he the means under God, of turning
many frees darkness unto light and
from the power of Satan unto Christ,
that theyntay receive' remission of
their sine and an inheritance among
them that are sanctified through
faith in our Lord Jesus Christ. You
will accept this gold -headed -cane and
'Alia. Farr this secretary as alight
tokens of our friendship for you libth
and our appreciation of your • • labor
amongst us. Signed on behalf of St.
Stephen's Chervil cangregatien.
' • 11. Vellolineo, 'Isaac Wade; •
Wardens.
The reverend: gentleman made a very
appropriate reply.
The marriage of • t. Tunney of
Westfield, and Mrs, Isabel Butler nI
Blyth, took place in London on the
14th ult.. The .eerenseny was • per-
formed by the Rev. Jaa. Ross,' D.D., •
of London, The bride looked cairm-
ing iti a suit •of old Rosa, with white
satin waist.
Mr. Frank ('arr, who has been suf-
fering from a Severe• attack of ty-
phoid fever, is new on the mend,
Rev. 111r. Farr has. removed 1 his
family Irons . Corrie and they now ois-
ctipy Trinity aectora...
Miss Fannie :Mason ; whohas been
the efficient aasistant in the eostof-
flee for some time peat, has gone to
Paris to.. take • a einillat position.
Miss -Margaret Roos • has taken Miss'
Mon'a• place in the office here.
St. Andreiv's' church will celebrate
its jubilee anniversary on Sunday and
Monday net. Rev. A. L. Genie of
Parkdale will be the preacher' at
both services on Suialey: and will .alto
give an address at the tea on Mon-
day eVenirig, There Will also be .oth-
er features in connection with the en-
tertainment.
On Sept. 18th, there passed away
at Ninga, Man., an Old reeldcat of
110000; in the s person of
Mrs, Thos. ' Boyd, mother of Mrs. Wm.
Begley of Blyth. Deceased had been
ailing, lir about 20 year's. The late
Mrs, I3oyd • was horn in GOderich.
township 71 .veers 'ago; and lived at
.for a auniber of•yearsa Ineeing
thete ebotitell 'years ago. far the West:
She. was Ind:tried . to. her •beareaved
husband in 1808. Besides sher • hus-
band she lava five ,boys, one hoy hy-
ing dead, ad eix. girls, Who . are
as follows : • Anita,. Thos., • Ritchie,
Frank and 'Fred., at i•Ninga, • Man. ;
Mrs. Pilkington, 'Columbia a Mrs.
Ilenry • Meetgoniery, ',Detroit. s Mrs.
George Montgomery and Mrs, John-
ston' at. Ninga, Man.; and Mrs. • 'Wm.
Begley - of. .illyth, Deceased was a
consistent member of the Methodist
Churela
Work an the rural- telephone is bee
ing pushed. ahead and a large number
of • :the .poles are securely. planted;
erase 'arms; an, ready at the Hill' far -
tory and the wire gang will soon. be
at work.: There are already about
150 'eubseribers and many more to
follow no doubt.
" THE DOCTOR'S QUESTION
Xueli Sickness) Due' .to Bowel
, Diseedere .
A sdoctor's first question when
consulted bY a patient is, "Ate your
bowels, replier, ? ' Ili knows, that
98 per cent. of illness 1,eattended
with inactive bowels: and torpid. Ba-
er,- and that this condition Must be
removed gently and thoroughly bee
fore health ran be mitered. •
Rexall Orderlies • , are a :positive,
pleasantand safe remedy for con-
elipation and bowel . disorder.' in
general. We are so certain .of their
great curative value that we prom-
ise to return alai parehaser'smoney
in every ease. when they ItUtto
produce entire satisfaction.
Rexall Orderlica are eaten • like
candy, they act quietly, and have
a soothing, 'strengthening, healing
influent(' 011 .the entire• Inas:anal
tract. They do not Purge, • griPe,
CatINC flataletwe, excessive
looeeneSs, diarrhoea or other annoy-
ing effect. Theyare especially
good for children, weak persons or
old folks. • Two siaeo; 25e. and 10c.
Sold only et our store -The , Rexalt
Store. W. S. R. nohni,s.
Not a minute. $410111d be .lost when
a Child shows symptoms of croup.
Chamberlain's 'Cough Remedy given
as soon as the ehild1 becomes hoarse,
or.evert after the troupy' tough ap-
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by all .dealk,rS•,
A strong 'movement is afoot in Ger..'
litany to bring about free trade in
cattle and meat.
Mr. J. Ransom, Ilowitt was moraine;
ted by the 'Conservatives of South
Wellington for the seat in the Legisla-
ture made vacant by the resignation
of Mr. Joseph Downey.
it. •
tea is the result: of
care and experience
in blending—must be
the combination of fine
flavor, smooth strength
and richness. Because.
all these elements are
so generously included
in Red 'Rose' Tea it
well merits the term
"good tea."
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NEVER SOLD IN OULIS
Your Grocer Will
Recommend It
. HER PREFERENCE: •
The pastor of a ehloredchurch in
the South was rather too Muth Melina
ed to be high,'' introducing various
innovations in his church that were
not at all to the liking of the old-fash-
ioned darldee,
• Among his "new" ideas, the pastor
had. arranged for stained .glads lin the
chuteh windows. • This be -was ,show-
ing in triumph -to 'one, -old woman par-
ishioner, when he asked her how' she
liked it:
.• "It's short'', beautiful," the old lady
was forced to achnita "but 'deed an'
'deed, sab, 1 preters de • glass Jest as'
God Made la!" • s
-October Lippineottes,
Sarsaparilla and decided to try It, and
bless the day I die. I took it :several
months and now feel well: All mY
pains have vanished."
Get Hood's Sarsaparilla, today. Sold
by all druggists everywhere,
11ER FIRST STEPS.
Mr. Murray, irritable from long --an-
f.'nemat to a siek-bed, cocked up his
ears and listened.
"I'bat's all that piano-5engin' itt
Us' parlor?" he dun demanded, e:ar-
ing at Weve:He.
" 'T"is our daughter Mary • taalie
her first steps in piano -Playing," re-
joined his wife.
"Her first steps! Phat's she d la',
welkin' on the keyboard?"
--October Lippincott's.
ASK W. S. R. HOLMES.,
Parisian Sage, the Hair Grower.
Now Sold in Canada on Monee
Bach Plan.
It's a mighty good thing for the
women of Canada that Parisian Sage • '
can now be obtained in every t swn •
of consemienre.
No preparation for the hair has
done soemuch to stop falling hair
and eradicate daddauff and make
woinea's• hair beautiful as Parisian
Sage.
Parisian Sage is the only eestain
destroyer of the dandruff microbe
which is the cause of '97 percent •of
These pernicious; persistent and de-
structive little devils thrive on the
ordinary hair tonics. •
Parisian . Sage is such an axtrearda
nary and quick /acting rejuvenator
that W. S. Holmes, who is the agent
in Clinton,. guarantees it to cure dart-
(haat sten • falling hair and itching
scalp in twoweeks, or- Money bask. •.•
It is a Magnificent dreaSing Inc
women who desire luxuriant, iusteous:
hair that compels. Adiniration.
Med a large bottle Of Parisian .Sage
costs • only,50 cents at. - W.. S. R.
'Holmes and all over Canada.
The steamers Monteahn and Cr • wn
Prince. Olaf were in collision a al.art •
distance below', Quebec; ' and. both were
-damaged.
The cottage women of England are -a
sending a petition to the Queen,... ask-
ing that automobiles, be'foreed to go
slowly through villageoa
../igirous preparationa .aie being .
made En New York State for the Re-
publican and • Democratic 'eanventions: .
at 'Saratigasand Rochester this.week,-
atannternn
1 Our SPeeial Sa logs
For the Corning Saturday a
all Next Week
Graniteware
• 'Lipped Preserving
•
Kettles reg 60c for '35e
reg 65c for .. . . ' . :40c
". . reg 7.-ic for ........50e
Pie Plates reg 15c for .. a. 10e
• .", reg 12c for .. .. •80.
.reg 18e for ••
Jelly and Oake moulds
• i.eg 23c far 17e •
" reg 20c foe 14c
" • reg 15e for a . ; 100
'Water Pails reg 75c for,.. , 50e
reg 85c for 55c
reg $1. for 67c
• Basting Spoons reg 15e fora 10e
reg 120 for. 8c.
reg 10e for.. 7c
• .
• Di epee's reg. 30c for ; ...a 17c
Mixing Bowls reg 60e foe...-. 40e
Feed Boilers reg12 for 1.50.
•
Hot Water, Steam liot Air and Plumbing
'a specialty.
• ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
HARLAN') BRQS.
liardvvaie, Stoves, .PurnaceS and Plumbing
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I Weddinoi
Presents.
To those who purpose buying
Wedding Presents and to Sept.
Shoppers'in general we extend a
cordial invitation to visit our
store as we believe we can suit
them both for quality and price
of goods.
R. Counter
Jen eler and erigraver,
CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses, •
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