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l uune 1 'nut on Monday of last
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11.e .t bit 1 411)1 s in the Grey school
question, that interested so malty
p(u?!e, derided not to grant the re-
quest for a 111 \\ nt't't tU ll.
Mrs Hoover of Edmonton, wht
has been tisittng her sun, It. It., 811
curl ,
aid old :ret nits at 11'lyth ane
awano,h, intend, returning to th
Rt nl 111x1 111.1 k.
11e rt•gtet to be called upon to re
ots1 the d,,1111 of .Alberta Isabel, to
la daul.ilttr , f \ C. and Airs
'fuck of 1 Iii 'id, 1thick had even
took plats• V"ritay of last 1\•telt. In
centile paralysis was the cause. Tit
lit ', last• aas in her lith year
The fun cal was attended by Mi SSTs
Jt lot 130 -au,, Joseph Ames and .111
,us ?:rules Alis Tuck Was a Miss,
.Diller of this township.
1)n V t tlitesttaa of last Week tht
lama. of 31 r. and Airs. Jas. McNair
11th con., 11 as the scene of a happy
e' rut When the it daughter, Alaggie,
at as united in marriage to :ilex.
Pt rrie, a pi pu.'.ar resid(vri of the 12th
((u The grt o1u's brother, Ret•, 11.
1 i'rie of Vlingham, assisted by Rev.
f) Ii. McRae of ('runbruok pirfot'lned
the ceremony. Aliss ,Janina Petrie of
ti inghatu, neice of the groom, played
the VV'cdding Mare's, while little Ali.;s
Sadie A1cNau', twice of the bride,
acted as Mow, r girl. The invited
uut'•1' consist'd of the neat' relatives
of the contracting parties. Mr. and
Airs. Penh. are well and favorably
knotvo and hate ' he hi st \visst s of
a wide circle of friends for a happy
Weld. tl life.
(Intended for last issue.)
tivdney .1rtostrung It -t last wrek
for Hamilton to attend Normal
school.
outer 1'(:rnhuli was a ,judge of sht'ep
at (kali rich 1", f r,
die four iron bridgis that r<uire
p:tic.tittg are to receive their law dress
fr, it 1 r, tl. \le('ra -kt n's Stall, 13rus-
,e1s, $:44(1 tieing the figure.
13, etre
.1 'cock was the successful
tenth r r f,ar the l:rauter drain, his
?Lute being t.546.(t(t. It. C. .irn(-
mtrimg get, the Lacking drain at $398.
,?riot toll .11es. Iiyde of Stratford
tet re 1.14,1' lg at the home of \Wilma'
Evans, 121 h eon. They art* sots tit
John 111 (1e, ioruterly a resident , f
this township, who moved to the
e:assie tit six )ears ago.
Will. Hui, 11 of Di trait was Immo
1a hisi,lth,r tor afity days re-
t n1!v. ('ha.s. Ito, ell is somewhat inl-
proted in heal;h anti. ac(on]pani,d by
-Mrs. BuielJ, plain's! s paying a vim?'
I. o their 1I.augat r at
111 11:l. ilt•t( r' In! etre.
1, 0141. .'Ai -ins, 1 111! eon., 4,4,1(1 lti� l
•pan of roan colts to Actin D. uholnl
f lilyth for tlr >um of Stain. Ther'
wer,• 2 and I years alit and raist11 by
1Ir. Stei.es. 'rhea- were .trtaitly a
'(11:111:4 mei', 4V,11 that eh: d tram.
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Clinton News..Recor4
Exeter
Mr. Phil Rowcliffe has moved into
his :louse on Sanders street.
Mrs. '?'hos. C'utimore has pureitast4
the cottage of :4i'. John Snell on Al-
bert street, :and will uIOVe in short-
ly. •
Mr. Tutu Carling has been s'i:dting
ill Kingston.
Miss Mary '?'app has returned home'
atter visiting in :Manitoba for several
months.
►Trs. .1. Q. ltobier has returned to
Buffalo after visiting its town and
lieigrave .
Mrs. Arthur :)avis is recovering
nicely from her netrtt illness.
.hiss 'rui'key of 13irr visaed Iden sis-
ter, Mrs. 1'.. G. Powell rectally.
Miss :,aura .lore Is visiting her
sister, Airs. Amy, of Burford for a
month.
\C11.1. M.1l I:. i1.1Iti GRO11'
1•:••1 rt/ am -la -date woman should
%,lte radiant hair. .
Ther:' ate tin•to•;tnds of women with
harsh, faded, eharac•ter1sn hair, who
do tact try to improve it.
In England :o1(1 Paris wam 11 take
i:ride in Mating beautiful hair. ;':v1•ry
handand Ineuriant hair by using S.11.11.1,
'mat Lot woman can hart' lustrous
IIsi• (;teat .\ttu•rican Sage 1lair Tonle.
out nes w..1. :McConnell sells a large 40111..
;or 5n eeut •., and ,guarantees it
hani:!t [Madrid!, step tailing hair
C.A.. .and in ten dues, (i
t -Principal.
money such. or town .where 1loud''.41i; Sap u'ili:i.
has not prot'ed its:'neat ii: • 1: ecce
1.0111('S than on(', 111 al't'e:ning 11111
t•nnlpietely eradicating s i' r f 01 a
which s almost as .serious and as
•h to .lir ieairwt1 aS il. ue:al rel
(leo. 1lackey, who bas been
with Ml'. W. J. 1ieaulan fordo' past
live years, had resigned his position
to take one in Brantford,
The aunt%ersary' 1crvlees of the
Main street Methodist v-Inirch will
be held on Sunday. Revs. T. W. Cos -
ens of Clinton wilt be' the preacher,
Mr. 'Phos. Nestle of Jldtrton lsr
moving into the house* he recently
purchased from Mr. John 'l'iiylor on
Main street and 'he Ts cmprov'ing the
sank by adding a new verandah,
1 1)r. Amos, who recently returned
from Saskatc•11ewaa and,'"Ihas been
visiting, his brother in McGillivray,
has dieidcd to settle 1n Ailsa Craig.
1(arvest 1 tome Thanksgiving s' rv'ie-
es were held in James street (•lulrch
on Sunday week. The church was
II very prettily decorated and t'he pas-
tor, R. v. R. Hobbs, preached c'Vccl-
lerht sermons bt tit morning and evert-
ing. The thole prepared especial and
apprepriato music, which was inti(h
a14, r. ciao d. .1 tea teas given . on
Monday evening followed by a pro-
gram of lilerairy and muss •al num-
bag. '1'h.•n' was also a social held
'Tucs.tay evening, The prilec'cds of
'tom evicts amounted to $210,
Mr, 1 loraew i lurwood of. 1''littt-
:Mich., has been VIsilltlg itis nu>thet,:
Mrs. James I'ickal'(I, in to\cn, . .
Mr., ,John Welsh has returned after
a stay in Winnipeg Veath- her scuts;
Mr. John •llitnkin of 1'sborite has
rented the dwelling rect'ntly.vacatetl:
Lt• C. 11. .S;enders of William, St. and
will move there°n sherds. • .
(;itlord Ilogatrth, son of :ter. H. 1!.
l01:111'1 11, S1(ph,vr, has gone to Guelph
to take a1 two-yt'ar cout'se 1}il..the On
1.1ri<i:
Agricultural .t'oilege.
On,. of 1144 m:'u :working, on (he 1411,t -
r' tower had the under 11d • of cite
911-
cry
burned Iris by a piece <lf flat'
metal last week
Airs. Rich. 1>4415' i_•t 4, lv ed vvi,t•d that
her moth. r, Mrs, 1:01, of ltttt'ro<tt1,-
Minn., was dangerously ill... - \less
Davis left last week for that :Wave..
'1'111•: Rill' \1, 1iON'f1I INf)' `i'1li'
• lt0V.11,
Sudden changes of 'weather' her „1 , (4�
p,<'ially trying, ani1 probably 10:none
more so than to . the scrottlliius anti
consumptive. The progr'e'ss of serofti-
la during a normal Octciber :m .t„n1-.
nx,nly great. \1'11 tl('l't'1' think ,1f scrt.-
fula—its • . buoc•itt S, cu{aneu is •tr,:,)-
tions, and tv-4Stin;'i' al Ytu' Iiu(lth;i ,ab•
r
Mame—without t3i111t1I>;, <,f ".tl,e',,t .,t
t;uod
'many sufa•r'ts from 4 101Ve dt-
t•;ved- from 1.6od's • !,-;111--01):
a•,tu,
whose radical 1111(1 1ei•nian'n1 t,t,trti <rl.
this one disease. are <uu t':It;t'4. tut 1.i
>.
it the mist fau:nets :,n. r.uw:r in the'
world. .'Th( rc is• • probably • nut )
Cling
y.
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2.25
1.75
1.75
1,25
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2.:311
2.30
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Ch: r 11114( tIna sand dllar: 1,':(C
subscribed to the Irish lanae rale lt,','1
tit 11r 'T 1' (1'('o,, ..,- s. nn, in 11
mat
)1nntrial. ; +ice-eensuntptl len.
OTA.ML,LINS
ADMIR
nett
r Royal Naval Club, ..
To tho Zorn •.?,ulc Co.,
Dear Sirs. -I have i'oun]l Am.21.fis most Pei/able for
healing outs arid abrat$Ions ; while fel' the. roller of stein
Irritation it is invalunbiat. •
Yours iaithfolty, ' ..
(Signori) fODNEX 1ti3, LLOYD,
Admiral.
Igypv
'rts�,�sauw,.•on.ta
How ileeeti a Ten11 ie Burn
-e
From tap to bo':tom of the great Eritish naval
laddor Zana-Buk is know): a,nd used. ,Admiral ,and
stoker alike have proved its value, as the foregoing•
and the following :how:
Stoker Kingsnorth, or H. M. First Class Cruiser
” Cochrane," says :—".Ono day 1 slippc j a,nd full With
my arm on an exhaust 13te tan. pipe, which. fairly frizzled
the skin. AI once the ship'-; surg'•on di eased my arlri,
but from the first, the ba::ls r ooi t he wrong WA y, owing
to a lot or coal dust and dirt froth the pipe having
got embedded in the flesh and setting un brood -poison.
A large scab appeared, and from underneath, the
festering flesh matter oozed cut. I was in fearful pain
and didn't know how to get eftfie
" For weeks I rrrolunwtt under t r"rt.tnletlt, but Cllr( ordinary of, tr
o•
mrntt prow d ngavel for spy sr"., 1ndst„d, I ,g,<>t, worse, t'ln1 1
:tune alarmed tit tint ',pigtail nit of the poison. 1 at eefttb (lhteeintld
Apply of Zarn•liulr atul alnr,rtt ire) :woo, sty this 1 118 applied t got
Frond the v •ry fir'tt 5l,pli,t:s.rio',, healing' email -I inced ; Lltitl'a
xes of "Lam -flak b(,•t'ed Inv wound C4 441i1)144 V'1.110"
atter in what Nampa, or( or stage of life you ttt'ty I)e, for
ies and disea.'zes of all it• rola you will find Zola 1311'; the
beset in seientifca healing. That is'i'lhv it,isl so. popular
thers sslhatild see that it is always h:hely iii the home,
oved cure for eczema; ulce'.rs, 11.1iseesne,t, t'in'.fWotln,
ds, tetter, itch, had leg, varicose' Met'e'd, xuppu't•svti14i
res, chapped hands, babies' sor,'8, if lji+ttne(1 pat4hes,
also n Speoi1i .int piieta, M1 ''druggists ►in•1 stores
t f>vea from Vadat-181: Esso., Toronto, for price.
tet and Masts: imitati<>tti3.
v
Zurich
• Mrs. C. (ireb and daughter, .lir.).
Si'iiliam J)umart, of Berlin visited
here for a test' days last week.
Mrs. ?McAdams and son, William,
have returned Moate to Detroit after
a pleasant visit with the fornier's.
parents, 31r. and Mrs. 1V', Hassoty,
Monsen :Line.
Mrs. George Sienna), anll family
have Moved into the house bought.
from Mr, Louis Jeffrey and the lett-
lir has moved into the house recent-
ly • pttt•chased front Mt'. .Joseph 1)uwV-
Slat.
Mr. JR1nirl Mipple (lied at his home
- in Iletruit last eves rt. Dan. was a
native of this township and was of
a quiet disposition. Ile tea.' about
I.. ty years of age.
Mt. Valentine Gerber' of Minnesota,
his wile and l.e .1 u1 tht'te sorts and tt'o•
daughters. arrived Here recently and
have' oaken possest0n of .the farm
purchased from Mr. George Douglas.
near Illak.', The newcomers brought
two gars 01 erects, , including nine
horses, and it is probable they will
secure more land in this section.
.lir. and Mr's, Elmore Thcil, who
lost their little four -months -old twin
(daughter a couple of weeks. age), were
walled upon to part with- the other
one lash Wre11. The little one • died
after but a brief 'illness..
•
A Brune Farmer Bangs Hina
self.
T.ucktlowv, Stpt. 20: --Donald ' Ross,
a farmer, 3.1 years of age', living star
the little village of Sihitcdutreit, six
milts. Past from ht're, romnitted std..
cidt' t.0 -day _by.11anging.
Ross, win) Was unmarried, anti liv-
ed with his mother and two sis'te'rs
on a fares, left home early in the
morning, preswuably' to attend a
neighbnt•'s ttu'ashing• Laterit was dis-
covered that ht' was 1101 the re, and,
on 'ayreareh being institutc(1, his,dtttd
body was found hanging' by the seek
'fr'ont a beat» in a small_ celiac of root-
house uml . r the barn, ill' had lii•un;f
(It a(i s,"'y(ral hours.
• .An examination revealed the young
man had first attached the rope to
t111 bettor, tdl('(l mounting an opturne(l,
pail, placed the noose about Itis melt,:
•securing his'arnls • Iii stall a planner
they could tic;•t• he ea.5il3• raised, and
kicked The pail aside, -
. No -mot iv(''tact be•as./'sec t'or.the
dyes?, as atlltr than rem atty. l.e - had
complaint d' of ;n ettli.u: sensations . in
his head.
Two. (;c)OI) i' \I'1..T1s.
1:) months' subscription -to Fat'tn'nnct
Dairy and. The \•1'w1'8-Jti�eur(! a11• for
$L,511,' including •your v11ui(•t'.01•a:Far-
tnel's'- Record ?Book., or two. fine title-
ographf'd pit lfines.of Kling George an(1
(dui c'n Mary, ..b 2 21 •inc'hes. '
:1'Jti above' olf('t' apptieO only to new
nubseribers to either .one' or, both of
the above. papers. • .
?:'arts and'. 1)airy is a live, up -10 -
Mit farm 'palter publishl(tl. eaelf. week.
Its market and crop 'reports. art most
valuable and ac•Ctlrati': It has • de-.
par ttnt'nts for ('•very branch' •of the
fauni. Its household Department ' is
(111' .of 11.' - strong feat s : ' .Eight.
spoc•iai • magazine i:e.ues and seceraj•
eight. page illustrated .ttpplchilintS
are lfh1.16(11t1 ill .rt years Sllb'cl'iptil)n
'in ih(' '1ihihvf••; . offer. Sanl;ile copies.
can bt j)foctia U •tion? this olliee,, itp -
on aippliea1140ti Send in ":;aur sub-
scription.. to dal•. This tiller. only
•halls goad.:.for a short time.. Rem;
umber a 'year's ;vtlbsc•i•ip 1 ion • to (14011.
of the above' papers,.and .your choice
1 of (itht�r' <>f 4he..abo01-rm'ntioned pre
nlltnils, all. J'or•'$P.50 per 'year`. •
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OPEN "1'O .17,1. HEADERS' 01"
TUE NEWS-REC(JIti)
The. Family .1Ic•rald ani?' I\'teddy
Star, of ;Montreal, is gti`ng 11) send
three or .more til the it' reade'r's to
the • Old'. Country .next: June at the
time :.of the Cot on at ion', with 111 ex-
pense -A, paid frim any part . of C atia:da
and a liberal. allowance .for.. spending
luonev.
• 1\'e hat/( completed arrangenn'nts
With • flip Fancily 111 rald publishers
by w'hic'h cur reader's Can enter_ the
eolilpetition for .:Iris print' trip and
it certainly will he a trip.10 he r(,-
11t(m lm rt (1.
I IER1;. :11:1" '1'11.E..('Oti D1.1'IO:`;S
The Issue of i'h<' hardily 1J(rul(
and. Weekly .Scar of September 15th;
1111'0, had 050,:370 readers based on
an average of tlt't' i•eitelo Ld t0 ca(i1
paid subscription— • •
1101' Many Readers; Wilt the issue of
Mardi 151 It, :011, on the satire Bask
(fav(' T •*
1\'e otter. The News -Ate o•rd and The
I"amily Herald iota Weekly :Star for
one year each at $1.711 and evt ry Per-
t -ion aeeepting this otter has the right
to retake an pot imale and The Family
Herald and Weekly Star' will it'ttd
the first three, of its ' readers who
Mattethe eorreet of nearest t'orreet
estimate to England with all expens-
es paid from any part of Canada and
a liberal allowance for spending
money. •,•
Estimate coupons ran .. be had at
1lu`s 'office, which must be' filled in
and accompany your snhs('riptiou f<r
the two paper. -4. •
The 'Family 1lerai( and Weekly
.star' 01 Montreal is lh( greatest
l44444tily and Farah 4 ap:'t' on this Con -
linen t, •
ote-linent,• and cath surely he depended
upon to carry nut this lntigtte (Ism -
petition impartially. We ?tope to ;See
some of our reader's win the trip.
Send your subst'riptions in now.
T1l1. N MS-IV:WORD.
A Letter From SAslmtehe.
W40.
Corinne. Sept. 25.
Editor News-lie(Ord
Dear Sit',—,l thought I would soul
you a few lines from this titled
out ('notary so that you :night 'have
Sunil' idea Of how things are out
Isere as there .have bet a so many
eunflk'tirtg report:* as to the e't'trp:a
that it nhlISt he hard to ic>rm an
idea to what .extent they were injur-
ed by the drought during tht' sum -
fuer. The summer of 1.710 was the
driest ever knower here with the ts'-
('cpti0it uf' 190U when 110 rain fell
from April till :November. '1.'ihis year
we had no rain ca('1'pt a few ° drops.
about enough l lay the dust a:t two
or three different units from. . the
15th .funds• till the latter .end of
August which was about the time
vatting- V0trrt11eneVtl. And to add to
this last whinft' was a very tuiltl one
with very lit tie • snow and so very
Ii#tie frost that it was all out. of
the ground e'ar'ly in the summiltr.
Now the cutting is all done and the
weather being fine the threshing 18
progressing very fav'or'ably and the
yield of the different grains is large.
We have heard of fields of wheat
going . 15 to 47 bushels to the acre.
We had one ' field of: 80 acres
pleasured - hire which yielded 3,320
bushels or an average cf -11 R to the
acre. This farm is situated -three
miles Pram. Corinne. 'flus farm fa -nu
exception its the average yield for
this part will: be 35 bushels per
acre, The pri('e Here. in .the eleVator
is 85 seats per bushel • F:ax is not
:50. goo(:. a crop and 'will average• 12
bushels to the acre, but the price is
e:xt•ellcnt, being 112.'15 at Ft. Wit
Nadir, and it takes 12 trouts • for
transportation. As every one knows
this part -.'of the Soo Line front
Rouleau to Yellow (Transis-r'(t•ogni'-
ed as a good flax country and each
s•'ctiuti contains from, brie to three
hundred acres 01 .flaw. •Oats are also
a :Nor crop., the average -yield being
iU 1)11.'!ielsper a'w'e with kohl fields;
running 60 and others 30, 'I'111 ,price
is at,() • lent',. bring • only 26 colt.%
Ilowt'v.r, •very 111111' oat,S are grown
not ' more. than 'enough far 1 he ?neal,
demand and at this ti 1111' 11(4111' are.
off( red for sale. ' 40lV ell twill Se(•
by then' few facts ,that flu' farnly(rs•
Ire• just as•'welloff here as last
stilt•, v:lii u•. flay had such all a sin-.
dance of Straw because they have al -
111e141 : (iS much grams With. :less ex-
pen,'i 10- handle and thrash and the
opted; are tltltrll bete The` aint r-
ieans see' this and have comp up in
large nunith•ri fel hay land • which •
My raised $8 to'$10,,per aCl•e: and
within three miles of this : town can-
not be bought • less titan fifty.' In.
one instant'e a section wtiie'li' ryas.
l0(41(((I - over by- Mr. II. Peck • of .
.Staniey'and the .wi.'it(1•.- and- which
i't1114( • have bet a,: bought slot' ' el'eve'n
•dolfa('s •p(r acre wvas recently 111(1.
for lift) -one'. This. Shuwv8 ilu' increase
- in tlie. prie'e� ol` land which we • have
• no doubt' will go to 47 in the
next 4 ti'i Years, NO , Mr,•1'lditor,.
'just ti WOO] in elcsing, hoping tittu
1 flare not ,taken. to- 1)10(3 :pact, •in
yourw'aluabli' paper., 7 Might saws
we •like'our ••new 'location'and vuea-'
tion better than what vete urea ex -
Peel cd but have nothing sur the kind-
est -remembrances •. of •'I3aytield .and
kiatrl('4 people, and hops erre long to
lie liacit'. to see: them .<z1!' again.
1 . ,
cannot i'i.<i: ' 14 1(11(4111
drat we "great lr'itppre cat 'The' News-
.
I;ecod' tvhtci .gide$ tis S0, fully...,the..
et1•s 14r the old lime diiltricl.
Thanking Sint again for the . valu-
able s?ac(,• 1. rt. -Main. •
u
• 1V lI..Johuslon,
\'Otte h.tSk. CorrtSpandtnt"
• lis' a vote o1" :>ti 7 'to 115, Colonel'
'1)tt' nI ll'e 1:oost'ytlt . was vlecte(I Tem-
porary Chairnhan 'of this 'Seta` ' Fork
State Republican Convention at Sar-
atoga.
The', pollee of Berlin .c'lashi'(1 • with
strikers in the city stilets, and in
the fight, !Rett followed 'used . swords
and revolvers against bri'ku . and
stones Of their. aosrail.ants,
"Can he depended upon"' is ' all° ex-
pression we •411 likt tohear, and
when, it ilt used' in. cnnncel ion with
('hantbeh'1'ailt's ('o1ie, t holel'ai and
I)iarrhnta. Remedy it means that it •
ncl'r'r fails to cure. diarrhoea, dysert-
tcr•y or bowel complaints. it is plea-
sant to take and equally valuable for
ehildren and adults. • Sold by all
dptti(a>s. .
111
1t1;1'T'1RN TIC'K l''1'S
1'T S1N(It.l': h.1R1;,
O('T011i;tt 1(1')'!( To Noy, 12TiI,
To points in 'T<magami, points Pet-
ewawit to Port Ansa?', Itu<1 10 at 1t(1111-
bpl' of points reached by Northern Na-
vigation Company, also to certain
points in Quebec, New lirunswic'k,o No-
va Scotia, and Maine.
' :• O("7013l:1t 2(1'1'11 'I'O NOV. 12'1'lf.
To 'Muskoka • Lakes, Pcnt'tang, hake
at !Jays, '4I411and, Magnetrawan. Rircr,
Laketipt(d, :Madawaska to Parry
Sound :4i'gy'1e to C'000eonk; t',ittd'say
to 41alilrurton, :Shar'bot take! to C'al-
abogie via K111' Railway, points from
Severn to :North Bay insistslv('; and
certain points reached by N(irtin'e'rt
:Navigation Qothipailyr •
-
4tcturn limit on all tickets Bee,
15th, except to 'paints leached' by
:,teamed• 1itu's November 1'41111, 19.10.
]� lrll pat•tinithat•s (u41 tickets (?'0111-
101(N IIANSV Oltl•) 'l'Utv'n
1 V 1bd,)(t '11:C)Sst.1..T,vrl '(J 'V
October 113th, 19th
John M. Laird, Fornterly of
•Clinton,' Marries• t► St.
,Catharines, Belle
.St. t'atlari:n(s, Sept :35,--•:V. pretty
little romance, which began ai year or
two ago when the young people con -
edited 11,*e 1'11' students together at the
1 rtiversits' of Toronto, culminated
Timidity afternoon in the marrriage.of
Hina Jessie Morton Adie, only daugh-
ter of Manager Jane: Adi(', of
the C.P.R. and Dominion I':xpr('so
Company, her(', and Mrs. Adie, to
.John :Melvin Laird, B.A.,- A,I.;1., of
tlartfurd, Cugn„ )'or)net'ly •(hf Clinton,
Ont., a sorra Mt's. E. -Laird. Rev.
I)r. {Teo. JI..Smith,. pastor of Knox
Presbyterian Church, c'onduc'ted the
ceremony at the Ronde of 1111' bribe
hi the Kismet* of numerous guesis
from various points. T1n' bride was
ail(!Wed by hiss Doris 'I'hompson,'I'o-
ronto, and the hest than was Gerald
Wagon, of Toronto. After - the , re -
option the happy couple left On their
Ilonettn0011, which trip will 'end at
Ilartford, where tlter."wilt take - up
their residenee. Mires Attie was one
of this city's most popular . young.
tactics; a general favorite with all her
friehhd.t,
MIRACULOUS RESULTS
IR OMEGAI, C.Q.
G111 P1LIS Brought R 110
"I suffered. untold inisery evert( when
under treatment from the best doctors
for over ten months, and nothing seemed
to dQ me any good. or relieveltiy painful.
condition. My trouble was Ullman
-
tion of Kidneys and Bladder.
'finally determined to go to the Victoria;
hospital, .Halifax ,for treatment,
Two days, however, before my intend-
ing departure, a neighbor sailed and
happening to hive a GIN I'II,14 in
his pocket, insisted on my taking it. I
did so and six Boars after taking it, the
results and benefits I derived were
simply nothing more or less than snirac-
mous. Instead of going to the hospital,
I Sent for a box of GIN I'IL,I,S with the
result that I alt a cured man. T recom-
mend :GIN PILLS to everyone suffering
front -Kidney Trouble."
I.F;wIs 1'1.1 CP'ill(RSON.
Take GIN TILLS on our positive
guarantee that they will cure you or
money promptly refunded. 5oc. a box
—6 for $2.50—sent on receipt of price
if your dealer does not handle (;IN '
PILLS. Sample box free if you write
us. National Drug and Cheiuieal Co.,
Dept. A. Toronto. 52
Several arrest.' have been onde'r:.d
in -connection -tit the Los Angeles
dynamiting outragtt.
When you're off color ---a little bit sick yet not sick enough
to call the • doctor—you want a SUREfamily
and. SAFE
medicine—A MEDICINE THAT YOU CAN ABSOLUTELY
RELY ON. That's why we are advertising III this trade ar
ir.
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LooK FOR T
4101V GOt-oReD PACKA 1
ME piktiOE
Look for tate dandelion -colored wrappers and the name Nyal'.. The farmulatt of
Nyal's Family Remedies are all exceptionally goad -very similarto what your o
doctor would prescribe. There's a special Nyal Remedy for most ordinary, every
day ailments which we know to be effective. y
We strongly recommend Nyal's Family Remedies because we knowwhat's in them
—your doctor can, know and you may know too.
Anything you
buy
withthe name .
will give you
entire •
satisfaction.
Sold and guaranteed by 24111
W. 5. R; Holmes, W. A. McConnell, J. E. Hovey
• CLINTON -
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honesty, Ability; )anergy and Thrift .are four of.
the most inlportant Success- Qualities. Cultivate
thein ail .in ,ustrio11sly.,' Stttrt clef:elopfng Thrift THIS
creek. `Get the habit of placing 'it: part, bi .your weekly
or monthly 'salary -in our Sa\'i.ngs "7d'pt.;- where it will
work' nI(;ht and dal earning inteeeSt for y 011 Then,
'when YOCR opportunity ..arrives you'll _ have the
money' necessary to -take advantage of it.. 27
Assets over $12,600,000;'• Pard -up Capital,; $•1,900,000; •
'Reserve.$1,800,000.
4,
�o Lcadin� Fa�il� Wccklics for
35c
For the small sum of 35e we will send to any ad–
dress in Canacirt to Dee. ,1st, 1010
The News -Record, Clinton
and the .
' t r Iy I e'al and Weekly Star,
Montreal.
or The. News -Record
and the
Weekly Mail and Err re
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Each excels in . its field, The, News -Record as a
County and Family newspaper.
35c pays tete bili.
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