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For years you have 1
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way on Stock foods while i
Z your neighbors have been •
making Handsome Prof- i
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Mothers.Should
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DISEASED K.1DNEYS THE C.".le`eF,
OF BED-WETTING.
Wellesley young man .permanent (air-
ed by 1/odd's Kidney Pills,
the puhlie the benefit of hie
esperience.
to their Horse's, Cattle 2
and Hogs.
REMEMBER
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It is absolutely the Best
and ('heapest Digestive
• tome for your stock. Call
in and talk it over.
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A LARGE PAIL FOR 73c. •
Wellesley, Ont., Oct. 10. (Special);
-That all diseases of the bladder it inn
bed-wt•tting, to Gravel are the direst
results of Kidney Disease, has heat
proved again, and. again by Dodd's ..
Kidney Pills. They cure the K Wheys
and the Bladder diseases speedily vise
appear. One of the latest patens com-
es in the experience of Mr. tle new
Strebrl the well-known. harneesenek-
er of this place.
"I was ti i ailed with bei -wt I lee;
for many vears," Mr. Strebol, says.
'Me doctor could not give mei relief
and no one knows how I suffered. I
tried many medicines, till in January
1905, reading the experiences of others
led me to use Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Nine boxes cured me. so completely.
that 1 have never been troubled
since."
Mothers should learn that evlun
their children are addicted to . ' :bed-.
wetting it is time to look to the
eau'.'. The Kidneys are the cause:
Cure the Kidneys by using Dodd's
Kidney Pills, and nut only stop the
bed-wetting, but ward off serious
and dangerous disemies in atter life..
j.W. S. R. HOLMES i
Manf'g Chemist.
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W. H. Watts & Son,
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
('LIN TON
Stare opens at 7.30 a. m. and closes
at 8 p.m.
We are practical Boot artd Shoe
Makers and repairers. Boots made to
order in from 1 to 3 days notice and
repairing done .while you wait.
FARMERS
ATTENTION.
We keep on hand Boots and
Shoes of our own make which
are just the, thing for farm
work.
W. H. Watts & Son
OUR TRADE
DOUBLED
Our sale of Flour,
Feeds, Seed Grain,
Etc., has doubled
this season over last
That better evidence
can there be that our
stock and prices are
right.
FORD&McLEOD
Belgrave
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bas been visiting her aunts, Mrs. J. I do, Ohio, visited recently with Mr. era at New
the steamer
Seaforth BlUtb • .
A young German
yMiss May Pensleadt of Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bethune cf Tole-
• -.- •. : ' .. ‘.. • Brown and Mrs. T. Sloan.
Thanksgiving services were held in
Trinity church on Sunday week.
The. church was beaut if title' decorated
with flowers, fruit mid green. The
morning service was taken by Rev.
mr. J)unbar, wh v t a -TIM e ,
Grocer Irwin has moved to . neve Rev. on .laines St., nvened by
and commodious quarters in the Me- T. IL Farr, Conduett•d the . ev- the botese
McMichael. Mr, Ilinehley
1 ening serviee. Beth were evedi attend- Mr. James
Kay block. ... - 1 e(1 and most .1w1prel. Mr. E. Robin- I purposes Moving. into fawn front
Rev, Mr. Turnbull of Kincardine him sang a solo at the evening ;Qr. 1 Roxboro. e .
will succeed Rev. Mr. Young as ree- vice. . , 1 Mr. arid Mrs. Harry Stewart are
tor at Goderieb. Mk. Young goes to Mrs. 'Frank :110.`aughey has. been i taking M. the annual excursion,. of t he
Woodhouse, Norfolk Co. Ticket ,Agent•s' .Association. They
I will resit Montreal, Quebee and oilier
quite ill but is recovering. i
p.urchased the two Commander brick :tlessks F. Metcalf and R. R. Sloan 1
have bee'n .ealled into ,service
i i pointe of interest .and will be away
Messrs. Harland- -Bros. last week
stores adjoining their present bard- as about ten days.
.
ware store.
From The News-Reeord of
October 12th; 1892.
Clinton, ()et. 120, 1892.
Bethunese mother and sister.
Messrs. Frank and Roy Willis .ar- / •
rived home from Portage la. Prairie
last week. They were called home
owing to the serious illness of 0(141
Mr. Jas. Medley has purchased I
father.
coal tiCminer from
Monte. is with
York.
The annual harvest- thank -offering
service in Trinity church,. .Belgeave,
Sunday week, conducted by Rev. T.
11. Farr, the new rector of Myth,
Belgrave and Auburn, wao a decided
success. The sum of $100 was, asked
to meet all requirements ter missions
front the parish .of Be?grave for the
year 1 910 and the sum of $97.29 was
realized. Rev. Mr. Farr made a good
impression on the people of Belgrave
and vicinity on his Sunday
amongst them and a suceeesfue . se_
eumbency eoreshadowed.
Miss Marshall, who taught ..here
last year, has gone to the - Northal
school at London.
Miss Esther Tucker has been visit-
ing with fiec nets in the village: • -
judgeo at the surrounding fall exhi-
bitions,
The Fair held on last Tuesday and
Wednesday was a success. The wea-
ther was not very favorable but the
exhibits in all classes were good and
the attendance, considering the wee -
ether, was large.
Rev. Mr, Farr and family moved to
Blyth last week and Mr. Farr conduc-
ted his inaugural service in Myth on
Sunday evening. The reverend gent-
•
leman came to Corrie parish Dee years
ago from Wallaceburg. The editor of
the Record was the only person in the
parish who had previously met him,
and during his five years here we have
been elosely aeoociated with liim as
minister's warden, . and we- wish to
hear record to the good work: he did,
while here. Tlei Blyth people. vill
'find Mr. Farr a bard worker, a thoro-
ugh Christian gentleman, . ono who
shows forth in his •life what lie preaCh-
es from the pulpit.- We -have much
pleasure in recommending hien and his,
good wife and little family to the good
people of Myth, Belgeave .and Aube.
urn.Fordwech Record..
There was an exceptionally large
attendance at the 'Vestrymeeting eif
St. Paul's church in the school room
on Monday evening. A. committee
consisting of Messrs. Farren, Jackson
and Plummer was appointed to wait
an Hie Lordship the Bislum, .and the
meeting adjourned.
' The first snow of this seamn fell
on October 611i, an extraordinary
early appearance, but it was a visit-
or of only an hour or so. The "Old-
est Inhabitant" says that snow fell
on October 8th in 1 809 and did not
leave until April, thaws melted it.
Messrs. Wheatley kind. Finch have.
opened up a buteheAng business on
Huron sire( t.
It is reported that Andrew Mc-
Garva, J.P., who was with one of
the sealers in Behring Sea that was
captured by a Russian cruiser, is all
o.
Misses Millie and Ettie Andrews,
who- have hem visiting friends , in
Ottawa and vicinity, returned home
on lyedneklay •last. . Mine away Mies
Millia.tet‘ coarse of instruction . on
the pian(} with/Prof, lIarrison, Ole
taINas.
Last Week the annual meeting of Witighain
. the Young People's .Association was
Miss Lorin Bitenannan, telt last
held church. • The folldwing
weee chosen to conduct
the work 1)r. and Mrs. Allison • are visiting
with the Dr's mother.
Mts. Pollock of St. Joseph's : Is-
land, was 'a visitor at a. Sproat's.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle. are getting
ready to move to Tilsonburg.
Duncan
tune to get his knee badly sprained
by falling off a scaffold, while plaster-
ing their silo., ,
Mr. and MtG
Mr. -ternesti eddee‘ are
taking ifp housekeeping. .
week for Totonto 1,o alt ('0(1 school .
tl • of
the Y. P. A. : Hon. -President, Rev.
A. Stewart ; President, R. J. Mee -
McCallum had tho misfor- donald • ist Vico, R. _Agnew. ; end
CEDAR
POSTS
for sale
• 0 OS
JAS. HAMILTON
Coal rierchant
ONE 52
Tlie Bal Coal
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
COAL AND PROMPT DELIV-
ERY SECURE YOUR SUP-
PLY FROM US.
ORDERS LEFT AT nAVIS
et ROWLAND'S HARDWARE
STORE PROMPTLY AT -
...TENDED TO.
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Vice,. J. C. -McTavish ; Seeretale , M.
D. MeTaggart ; Treasurer,. Miss.: .M,
Lavin. The Apt IA in g:,1 will be, acid ev-
ery Tin:day eviMing. • • •
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, Leridesbero, Oct. 120, 1892.
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Mrs. SherbetteaW, .whe has been vis-
iting her Pieter, Mrs-, Watson, returns
home today. . ' . , .. .
Mai. Newton of Winghain •was in 1 he
village on Saturday. - - •
Rev. W. W. Leech preached it Wing -
heel on,Sunday last, Mr. Jas. Young
of .:Ctlitton taking his work .here.
: Mr. J..Ve Adaine has returned front
Goderich, where he has beea coneult--
Wo are glad te say 'is improving.
7,Nte. A. Taylor,- just north of . 1.•In,
Tayler intends laleing a trip .to Mane
Clinton cm Friday, , • . ,
leirkconnell• fronenear' DresSels..., . Mr.
•wheri the attendance -Usually falls off.
ing • a doctor for r t1. sore ankle, • whivh
village, ,Iniserented . his farni ee. - Mr,
iptile there. . : , ' • , . • . •
itoba and.if .he likes the .eetutry will
leaded the•Glinlon fair 00 Friday.
tended:. This 'lodge is in e : theiYing
eonditian .11aving galled. 'several , new
Members during the :summer numths'
The district meeting Wil: be held in
taking a load of sheep to Clinton Fair
on: Friday.last a flaSh of lightening
ped and waa fixing, something; . • about
While .Mr. John Cuming, Jr., was
lei rule. Mr. Cuming got them stop»
frighten«e his horses. and they started.
ain knocking him tleivn. The w•agtie
the- wagon box when they etarted ag- .
passed over him breaking two ribs
and otherweee injuring hint: A "1/..1-
etable: ewe was killed. .
The LOgleT. meotings are: well ale
quite a handier from around here at-
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. Goderieh ToWnship, Oct 12111, 1392
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implementse-The undersigned
has been instructed by Afels Clara
Carter to sell by -.Public auction on
Tuesday, Oct. at -Lot 8; (son.
3, Hullett, the following : Marco,.
7 years, supposed to be in .
1 Marc, 3 eearS, papposed to be 'in,'
foal, 1' Gelding 3 years old, 1 Deiv-:
ing marc and colt, 13 ;MIR • cow§
supposed to he in. call, '2 • Heifers
2 years old, 5 Young sows,..1 :Sew
oupposed to he in pig, 5' • -Yeaaling
1 ieester rams, 1 Frost ek.S. Wood -
combined drill nearly new, 2 Masteey-
Harris mowers, Messtey-lIaries
binder, • 1 Gang plow, er • Walking
-plow, 1 One horse plow, 1 Set Har-
rows, 1 Disc harrow, 2 setarmis,
2 Wagons, 2 Sc sleighs; 2: ('utters
1 Buggy, 1 Bell cutting box nearly
new, 1 Cutting box, 1 Ilay eaek,
, Olavel. hex, 1 Hay fork, ear ropes'
and slings, 2 Set single harness, 1
Set team bermes, 1 Geindstone; 1 -
Sugar kettle, 1 De Laval eream sep-
erator nearly new, '2 Daisy churns,
70 Hens, le Pair geese, Forks; hoes
and other articles too nameeous
Mention. leo a quantity. of can,.
mangolds afid hay for melt. Stack
strave to be fed on place. 1 quinti
ty of fence and thieleten Wire,. also
hen house. TERMS : .01 8111118 ot
$1 0 and under, • cash ; en over that
amount 12 months' credit on -appro-
ved jeintnotese 5.percent: discount
en credit amounts. T. Brown, Am-
tionrer ; Mrs. Clara Caeter, • Pro-
priet eess,
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F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER ANI)
Paper hanger.. All 'work .diene guar -
moderate.. Residence. nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute. •83
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GRANO TRUNK ReArEfa
'W. J. Stevenson A .CIIANCE TO
SEE THE NORTH
• • COUNTRY
AT SMALL OsT.
CENTRAL
dfraidi
STRATFORD. eeeTT.ve.
The leading practical training
schonl in Western Ontario.
ambitious young men and young
woun•ii slimed read our five
ca ta teem. Learn what our grad-
uates are doing and you will be
interested. We have three
pa: mee s,
(emote -refill
shorthand
Teleeraphy
Each department is in hands of
experieneed instructors. lndivid-
nal instruction is given. This;
the best time of the year for
students to enter. Write for free
catahrglie at once.
D. A. MeLACHLAN, Prin.
In order to 'give the Farmers
and Residents of Ontario . .
portunity of seeing the great pus- ,
. . . . '
(ii) the North ( ()nutty,
special excursions will be rnn. Oc-
.tober 3rd and at the following
low rat( s
FROM CLINTON '
To REV ',RN FARE
(11CIIIIANE $1.1.20
• $1l.35
$.1'0,00
$10.75
• (leo. Scrigley has, taken a position
• as niehtwa.tchman in Toronto.
Mise Annie McLeie has 'returned
from an extended trip west.
• Miss Clara Beemer. bee returned
af-
ter a yisit of eeveral. Weeks 'with
Torcinto friends. •> •
Mr: Jas. MeMannee is moring his
family to Mitchell, where he has
been working for some time. •
Areott Bieck has secured a posi-
tion in a 7j(iwellery store London
and has gone to that city. ' •
The following young -ladies -have
gone to -Toronto to enter upcn or. to
continue heir studies ill'..(.01111eCtI011
with the ynivereity. hisses Olive end
Gertrude' Creickeliank; Irene Paris
and Marjerie Gerdoe: ,
Mr. ('has. Sills, who has been up
in New Ontario all summer with
a survey party, • spent a few days at
his home here last week: Ile left
again to resume his studies 'at the
School of Practical Science, Toron-
to.
Mr. Murdie, sort of Mr, Michael
Murdie, Clerk of McK illop • Who was
working as a. surveyor 'pear Galt
during the summer] spent a couple
days at the parental home last week
prior to resuming his studies at the
School. of Practical Science.
The Auxiliary o[ the W.F.M.S, of
the Presbyterian church held their
annual Thankoffering -"•meeting on
Tuesday afternoon of last week, Mrs.
Gregery of the WeStillninster. Ladies'
College, Toronto; was present end
gave an address on the subject of
"Women's Work for Women.'' The
president, Mrs. ('dwan, occupied the
chair and Mrs. McGuire. favored the
mulience with. a solo. *.' The offering
ameiunted 'to about 3115.00.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
E. Henderson wits the scene of a very
happy event. (i) October teth, when
their. youngest datighisr, (Beetle( Riess,.
was. united ift Marriage with 1)r. II.
Hodgins of laicals Rev. F. II.
Larkin, pastor en the First Presby-
terian chitin; performed the eere-
mony: in the presence of about tweet.-
tyelire invit!d guests. The • bride,
who was given away by ,her father,
was goeened in e pretty costunie of
white silk chiffon; Mounted over
Dresden taffeta; • and: she carried a
*shower boquet of Mlles of the val-
ley and fern. Miss'. Edna •IIendeeson,
sister of the bride, attended' as bride
•esniaid,, wearing a lovely gown ef
reeeda mull over taffeta -of the same
shade.. The groom wae assisted by his
cousin, Mr. Rollins of,Lueen, Mr, • L.
T. 1)eLaeey played the wedding music.
Following the i•ereinony, the bride. and
poem •received the best wishes of
those present , after 7 which the wed.,
ding breakfast Was *served, pt. and
:Mts.: Hudgins left during' the a f ter-
nain :for • .their home in lateen; the
bride go' ng away hi 11 .tailored suit
of (diva. green cloth, with velvet tur-
ban ..te mati'h. The bride was the
recipient of nuineroue and ebsely
gifts, which will setae. tin her 111
Lucan as pleasant remembrances
from herfriends in ei,eeforth . and
elsewhere'. The 'guests from Mit of
town : Mr. and. Mrs. D. A. Bern -
NI and :Mr.. and Mrs. E, Young of
Toronto, Mies J.- Rollins, and :Mrs.
McLeod of Lucau, Mr. and Mrs, W. R.
Counter. of ClintonSthe Misses Ido.
and Nellie Neil of Stratford, Mb:. W..
T: 'Wood of ilreoklyn, New York, and.
Miss (lertiiule Laidlaw- cf Detroit. •
E AG I.E1 1 ART
IIA T LEY BURY •
N EW 1.18K MARI)
Proportionate rates to ether
points. The TemiskamIng Board
of Trade will show visitors the
,Fa.rms, etc.
HP:mix LIMIT OCT 15, 1 el'O.
meeTiNke Time;
Is drawingenear; Ask nearest Grand
Trunk Agent about the Hunters' eee•
eurstene.
Secure tickets and full particitlars
front
.1011N nANSFORD. Town Agent.
A. 0. PATTISON, Depot Agent,
Wingharre liad en excellent fall fair
this year. The, weather was all that
could be .desered, the attendance.
large mid She. eellibits .good„ •
The Preehytertans had a
recently when Very letter-
e:1th* services'. were held. ,•, ••
'Pile. Pettish Club has. been' re -organ-
ized' with a eine Staff of officees. and
it certainly. 'should -rte. good work
(hiring the Winter .ainong the yotifig
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Work . is progressing: very .favoeable
dit the neW engine am! boiler hods'
in connection. with C.. Lloyd' -& Son's
factory. -The building, -Which 'is • -a
very etrtieture, has.been.
so placed that it serye for the
new addition which evil 1. be erect d
next year. • . •
The jury. in *connection with the lite
quest into the death of theeate Jos•i••
epli Moir returned, a . Verdict,. exhimeee
Ming the. driver of the (..littoirtobilti
from all blame -with regard to, the
accident.
annual niceties of the Ladies'
Auxiliary- of the hospital will be
held. on Friday afternoon, A reperie.
of the work done during the • .year
will be given and officers .t•lected tor
the ensiling year.
:Mr.. Fred. Johnston is still eafiere
ing much fro -in' the injury tolds hand
received -some weeks' ago. Two 1nore
fingers have had to be :eunputated. •
Mr. John Alienbe's property in the
Town Plot has been dispcieed of to
Mr. • Win.: Sutherland en East • Wa-.
Waxiest'. •
' The Misses Andersion and Webeter
or eetuernow, who have ',pent a very
enjoyable holiday in Goderich .'ande
Stanley, returned to their twos!
Saturday.
Miss Webster of the Bayfield Line
holidayillk •WILI1 .fricilds in Luck-
- Grey • and other
expckts to be away severe) Weeks.
C imeil met ret Hohnesellle im Oct.
3rd. -members preernt . It was
moved by Jas. II -Elliott and Jas.
Connelly, that the clerk be authorie,
NI to notify the following persons to
move their fences off tho public road
Wm , Siva (held, John K irk pat rick,
and George Yelling, berm, the first
of November. eeoved John Ilt•a-
tom and Samuel Sturdy that the fel-
lowiug account be paid : Elizabeth
Chambers, hospital treatment, $35.60.
The council then adjourned to meet
the !lest Monday in November. -Nix-
on Sturdy, Clerk.
Chamberlain's Colic, •Cholera and
Diarrlan a Remedy Is today 110' best
known inedic•ine in use for the relief
•antl cure 'of howel vemplaints. It
cures. griping, diafilioca, dyeentry,
and should he taken at • the iirst un-
natural lop..,eliess of Oa. In•wels. It
.is equally Valuable ;or children and
adults,. It always tines, Sold hy all
dealers. •..
Mr. ,Iameo Cerhy, brother of Mr.
Harry Corby ox -2(113,. died at Chive -
go.
. • East Wawanosh :."
• Very successful anniversary services
were held in the Brick elnirclr nil
Sunday andMonday of last week.
Mr. and Ales. James ' Welsh of 011
oth -Con. celebrated the fiftieth anni-
versa.ry of• their marriage od • Sept.
27th. Mr. and Mrs. Welsh have been
respeeted reSidents of East Wawa -
nosh for about twenty-four years.
They have el family of nine children
who arc all T.Ving and who are as
follows : Mrs. R. W. Irwin an Mrs.
D. S. Scott of this township, Mrs.
A. Keteliabaw of Ashfield, Mrs. W.
OU
will like» the finp
flavor of Red Rose
Tea. It has the cup
goodness that comes
only from Red Rose
quality -the reason
why it holds first place
in thousands of Cana-
dian homes. Will you
try it.
NEVER SOLE/ IN BULK
Your Grocer Will
Recommend it
Sr, •
October 13th,i9k0
Roots
Barks Herbs
That have great medicinal power, are
raised to tneir highest efficienees foe
purifying and enriching the blood, as
they are combined, In Ilood's Sarsa-
parilla.
40.360 testimonials received by actuil
count in two yeare. Be sure to t doe
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Ga it today. Sold by all druggist*
everywhere. 100 DoseOne Dollar.
IFfeasall
Conductor Brandt was home fon. .
few day.s, lairi off by lameness eees-
ed by the straining of the cords itt
his ankle. He is now able to he
about again. •
Ilensall is to be made the elm' rat
ler a good portion of the Tuceer-
smith and Stanley telephone line-,
Mies Edith White left last eseele.
for Brantford where she will put else
her musical course.
IMr. Brooks of Montreal Has yet t ( d
Miss McIntyre's cottage on. Oxt ird
St. and is moving into it.
Mrs. Hunt ' lefts last week with her
son-in-law, Mr. Johnston, for Ste
Louis, Mo., and will spend some time
there. •
Miss Ilart has tendered her le eig-
nation as choir leader of Carreel •
church.
Miss Lily • Youngblutt of Watee;oo
has returned to town and will spend
a. few months with her sister, Mrs.
Bonthron.
Andrew. Mureoek, wife MA fr14 nd
of Detroit, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Yuiel recently. Mr. Murdtock, will. is
a cousin of :Mrs. Yuill, intends star-
ting a store in Kincardine, shertly.
Provincial Conetable Whiteside re-
turned from the Muneey Reserve last
aTele where he was on official busi-
ness. . .
• Hal. White, who has be en speiniing
a few weeks in town since his f•eturn
from the West, left last week : for' .
Chivage, where he intends - teeklee a
t
comet, at. the Dental College, • •
Morris Township . A happy event tefik place at • tiw
, residence of George :N. Hill, Qum%
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farm of 1). McLean, 711tt line, hi well
011 Wednesday of hist
The new two storey cottage on the street west ,
on toward volatile tioe and will : be a
eismmodious, comfortable home When
fill111(A.d,
and
(. Mrs. :Weide of jlespeler,
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have het' here on a holiday visit Miss ilestfe Milan, sister 01 '
foa week ur so.- Mr. Michie itsthe
g
in groom, ‚while Mr, Robin. Me'Aieleter
the shipping department of a lar`e r.
-history hi the town where he has acted for theegrocim. '
I '
week' when, his daughter, Ethel Afar-
gart•t , united In marriage With
.101111 R, Munn of !lay township., Lee..
MeL. Smith .performed the (ere -
molly. The bride was attended by
seen -.t tie past ten 3Tars • .
- This year'ehe township tax rate for
purposes is 3 1-5 naps ; genera:
school rate, 1 7-10 mills, and for
county purposes 1 e Total as-
sessmtnt for Morris is $2,100,4 l 2. R.
Praetor Will be- in..charge, of the roll
this yeai again. .
Not. a minute should be- lost wl-.en •
a child Showa 'symptoms of Crean. -'
Chamberlain's; Cough •Rentedy given
as soon as the 'child becomes. boaree,
or even after the croupy cough • tap
pears; willeprevent, the attack.
by all dears. • ,• •
imoommemseme.
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• • Duaganna•st,.• .
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-Ed. Johnston and tat 11( r. or ('n -
ten vietlted John Johnsitin recently.
Harvey' Treleaven Wiugham Bus-
iness. College spent ,Sunday at" his
. home • here reet tit 1 y . •
Thomas Smiley atid family have
moved to Godericle.
Mr. Ilarry Ifyab is moving • • into
our village this week. Ile :
side . in Miss Ellen Durnin's 'house,
. Rev. • 'V F:: Hassard .0f •TextliftO
preached ire the Me -1110(118e chttich
here Sunday week.' • . •
• The 'Ceneent". work of le 1 la 'S
house is finished: .
The Godeeich Rural Telephone Co.'.
have the holes dug from Nile up to
the village and: Thomas Johnston:
has been elivering .p .
poles along the
,
J. 11.• MONO), shipped ten crates of
live fowl last Wt•ek.
. The directers. of the West Waeve-•
nosh Fire Insurance Co. Met in Ele
Hot t's hall Tuesday.
McMurray ot Morrie and Mise Bessie
at 1101110. The sons ere : Jas. A. of
Carreluff,'Ielask., Wm. 0. of. Wawaola,
Sask., Dr. Thos. of Brazil, Indiana,'
and Mimetic'at home. The annivere
sarY Was verY happily celebrated.
'Ilse sons and tlitughirs' presented
their 3iatCnts withan address, con-
gratulating them upon their spared
lives and expressing the hope. that
they ehould velebrate their sixtieth an-
eiversary. Mr. Welsh was Presented
with a gold -headed cane -mid Mrs.
Welsh with a gold watch and chain.
The addre.1.1 was read by a grandson,
Ilerson
. DoN."r 13E BALD .
Nearly Asiyope •May Secure a.' Splen-'
did Growth- of Hair .
We have a ,reausly that has a record
of growing hair and curing baldness
in 93 ,eut of every 100 cages where
used according to .directiens for a
reasonable lc egth of time; That may
81 ein like a strong stateMente--te
and we mean it tei be, and 1"..0 tie
;should doubt it until they have. put.
our claims to an aetual test.
We are NU 'certain Resell "03"
Ilair Tonic will cure (1andruff, prevent
baldness, stimulate the steal) mei
hair roots, step falling hair and
grow new hair, that eve. pOrsonally
give our positive guarantee to refund
every. penny paid us for it in 'every
instance where it does not. eve eii-.
tire satisfactioe to the mime
RcxalI flair Tonic is as
pleasant to use as chest' spring water.
and
(111(1(8 11(11 ndo(?igghttli:ualsitY. orP'grufiti111.11(it hair.
'mu eizes, 5(k'. and With our
guarantee bade of 0, eou certainly
take no risk. Sold only at cue
store -The Rexall Store. W. S, R.
Our Specials Nom
ARE RANGES .
Happy Thought Ranges
• Pandora Ranges •
. he Canada Steel Ranges.
The Marvel Ranges
And they ere certainly it elavvel when you consider, quality, and price
for a. Medium Sized .Range. Thee ar1 certainly good e CALL.
.AND SEb
AND COAL HEATERS
" . • Radiant Hone
McClary's Famous
• Belle...Oak •
• Boyal Oak • •
.Dandy
Acnie..Jewel
• • (3 rand jewel • •
above are "High Geade" etoves and all guaranteed. Get the
-'ili of the
o'het,
A number of second hand Coal Heaters at good
value. •
*Furnaces and rlum.bing a Specialty.
HARLAND BROS.
Hardware and Stoves, .
• mommisorisms.
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Wedding
I Pesdnts.
Q 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. •
W. R. Counter
Jeri elerand Engraver.
CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
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