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We cordially invite you to our Spring 0
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Opening of Millinery, Jackets and White- #
# wear, On Friday and Saturday, March 22nd 9
0 and gy3rd 1907. ' ' •
I'Miss Porter, formerly of Lindsay, has '
charge ()tour- Millinery Department and
will be pleased to raake your acquaintance
and show you through our Millinery.
0 .We remain, yours well disposed, , $
POPLESICONE et GARDINER, #
$ BLYTIT. , Successors to McKinnon a Co, 0
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-ViPetting.
'Friday .and .Saturday,
• March 2Z, 23. • • • ,
$ WANTED—Young ladies desirous 4,:1eirnini -$
the Millinery Busines. •Apply at once, •
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TAKE RIVAL- HERB TABLET
FOR STOMACH,- • ravEn,
KIDNEYS AND FOR CL-
EANING THE BLOOD. FOR
SALE'BY W. A. McCONNELL •
CLINTON. WHOLESALE
FROM THE RIVAL HERB
AGENCY.; KINCARDINE.
nesseelessnennennee
S It is reeortel at Shanghai that
Wesleyan mrssion has beendestroyed
at Muse° and the -missionaries killed.
The : Qiiebec •Legislature hes Inc.n
prorogued. • •
Fier) persons were killed in Belgrade;
last week in a conflict between 'he
Police and the strikers.
Slabs
For Sale
We hwe for sale a quant-
ity of fierulock Slabs, cut
•16 inches long, suitable.
for ranges.
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COAL
LEAVE- YOUR ORDERS NOW.
FOR, 'YOUR SEASON'S SP
• • PLY, 'OF COAsle- WR' avErk
• ONLY THE VERy.BEST.GRA-
DESeWHICH WILL 'BE SOLD .
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE -
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DOERS MAY BE LEFT AT
pAyis-'& Rpwr,Amys HARD-
WARE STORE. OR WITH •
J. Hamilton W.;3" Stevenson'
A Real Estate For Sale
FARM FOR SALE, LOT 4, HURON
Road; Goderich township, * 'mile
fropn Clinton, containing 130 acres
of land. In • excellent cultivation.
Easy. terms. Apply to J. Holmes,
P. Q. box 196, Cliatota, Ont.
all in grass except twelve acres. in
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FARMS FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
Lot 14 on 3rd Conn and south half
14, 4th con., in thct township
of Hullette ii,re offered for sale or
to rent .They consist of 150 acres,
FARM FOR SALE ON 7TH. CON
Stanley townelaip, containing 175
acres. * Mile from school, ' e mile
frOM Presbyterian and Methodist
churches and.poetoffice, 7 miles f130D1
H0113611 and,4 miles from Kippee
statiore There are on the premise's
three barns; 64x40, 70x28, 50x28,
all in good repair. Comfortable log
and frame house. 22 acres in fall
wheat. All fenced, 100 acres well
eadeadrained and the remaining 75
acres drained by township ditch
running through. Never failing Well
at the house with a new Brantford
pumping mill, also a never failing
spring back on the farm. le acres
good bearing orehaed. This term is
In a first-class state of cultieetion
and is situated in one of the best
grain growing sections in Me pro.
vinee. Will be sold cheap and on
terms to suit the purchaser. For
further information apply oh the
premises or address Georo,e •Cole-
man, Hillsgreen P. 0. 47
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 30 AND
part 31, .con. 5, Hullett, consisting
' of 117 acres. 15 acres good hard-
wood bush, balance under cultiva-
tion. Good brick house and frame
• barns. Well watered and fenced.
Bearing orchard. 11 miles from
store postoffice, church and saloon
--Mill-4v sold on ease terms as, the
undersigned intends going West. -
R. J. Miller, Clinton P. O. 14
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FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
quarter miles from churele, post.
office, school, and the village . of
Auburn. SuLtable for grain or
grass. Lot 27, on the.and coneVest
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, ,15 acres under bueh an
the balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a bank barn 5200, a
driving house 24x36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on sai,
pre/eases. 'Also lot 28, East
• Wawanosh 2nd con., direetly oppos-
ite said let 27, containing '100 acres!
et land, 15 acres of which are bush.4
On this lot there Is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
• bearing orchard on the twee jelynnee
Both lots are well fenced aed -urn
,.nenee-
derdqtacide eA 'never failing-, spring
runs Across both farms. • Posseesion
cap be given at once. Terms epee..
The proprietor is now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
vrIll be given to all cOmmuniee.e
Ions.
. .buele A good twoestory frame hou-
' se, _bank bare 59xiii with power
mali,; drivingeshed 30x50, and sheep
• house. e0x36:- Pbe piece ie well wa-
tered by spring, a drill Well and
the river. ,It is situated 3e miles
from Clinton and le well adapted.
for stock. or grain. Also Lot 12,
on 6th Cone,consisting of 100 acre,
twelve Acres 'bush and the reit see-
ded down e never-failing-sering
with the windmill for pumping. Th-
ese farms will be sold together or
separately and oaten= to salt the
purchaser. If not Sold, will be rens
• ted. --fl, J. Miller, Box 25, 'Clinton,
FARM FOR SALE. -WEST HALF*
of 'lot 7, Smith Boundary, and West*
half of lot 3, con. 4, 'Stealer,: eon-
• sista% of 102 eats,- 8 acres hush,
-the remeindee seeded down except -
mg 30 acres. The .place is. well fen-
ced and drained, and Watered by
spring creek. Frarne barn, -This
firm issituatedon the Towd
two miles •west of- Kippen statism.
Apply on the premises or a:Metes
James C. Parsons, kippene Ont: 32
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.. -
Lot 13, con: le, Goderioli townehip,
• consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, ealanee 'bush. Good • barn
and comfortable hduse. Well nzai-
ered by two good runrinig streams.
* mile from school and 1.mile from
.postoffiee. %II be sold on easy
terms.e-Apply t� T. T. Murphy,
Cileitoegs : 35 it
FARM FOR SALE. -THE''' UNDER-
sign,edi offers for sale pert of let
40 on the Ba.yfield Road, 1 mile
Beath of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house .with st-
one cellar, barn 36x79•With cement
be -see -lent Ea,sy terms, -- 'J. A.
40
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FOE -SALE -FRAME HOUSE AND
lot on Pitnegss street. 11 rooms,
{hard end soft water. Good stable.
Will 'be gold, cheap and 'len easy
terms. Also 4 hives of bees and. a
7nitiliiiier-iiinbeeteires.---William Dun.
. ' 30
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leOttSE FOR SALE -.A. LARGE
frame house on Wellington streets.
Clinton, lately occupied by F. 0.
Allcock. 'rooms and pantry, tv-Ood-
shed, good' atone cellar, hard and
soft water, 4- acre of fend, A Sp-
lendid chance for a petsen ',vetting
a good house. Apply to Mrs. Chid.
ley or to Mr, AlleOCk. • 39
can.
FARM OA SALE. LOT 24, CON.,
2, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is well.
' fenced underdrained and fa a, good
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state on cultivation. 1 acre Of or.
chard' and small 'Mit On the pre -
raises is a • two story brick house
with slate roof, a first -clan farm
house. 4 bent, size, 4.
••tt 80 With sitene Stabling, a' cement
silo 1430, good driving - house pig
pen and hen house. Two neeer-fail.
• ing . This fatm is /dilated 8
miles from nruceileld, 6 f om 01 -
ton and on geod gravel road. Ap-
ply On tie premises or addros
Albert Note, Clinker P. O. • 02
Court Sustain** Coliviction of
Goderich M111% for Bigamy
Toroneo, March 14th.. -Jasper X.
Brioley in Aprii, 1897, married Rosa
May Card le the eotiety of I -Neel;
where be atill reeidee.fli wife left
NMi August, 1903, and went te
Michigan, where on January 15, 1900,
she obt•ained a, divorce;
Afterwards, On. April. 12, nrinley
left with one Emily Florenee Pieot,
and was married at Detroit. Upon
•his return to Canedia, he was oonerict.
of biemny. The firsteq•uestion %emit-
ted to the , court of appeal was whe-
ther the decree of divorce granted to
the wife on January Itth,"1896, by
Ilse circuit court of IVIichteae, was val-
id and bindir.g and e„ good- defence •to
the indictment for bigamy. The, court
decides in the negative.
The second questiou submitted was
whether the Culpability wee relieved
by, the at cif the detenelante• knowing
that, the eecree of divoree••had been
granted and his having been edvised
that he could legally marry again.
The court answered this question in
the efermatke,
• NEVER SLIT YOUR, BOOTS,
That doesn't cure the corn. Just
apply the old. stand by, Puteirn's
Corn Extractor, rt acts like magic.
Kills the, pain. cures the cone does it
without burn or scar. Get the best -
it's "Petsiam's..".'
The' city of Vienna has eoughti out
the two: companies which control the
estdertakting, business there. '
• Floods are • causing great 'damage
and loss of life ni Western Pennsyl-
vania, and the adjoining States.
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• ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY
A well known gentleman 1 Black
Bay, 'Ont. Mr. John, Cowan, has dis.-
• covered an absolute specific for 'Rheu-
matism. and writes: "I was affected
with Sciatica and chronic Rheumat-
ism whicth I coneracted- years ago
.The disease had la' • great hold in me
bloodare itt was taid tOi make any
impression on it. Rea,dirtg Ferrose
one 1. was convinced "Of it's Certainty
the. best :I .have hner tried. Why it
• just drove away • the Rheumatiste.
;Even .stiffene& old sufferers will ev-
Perienee quick results. The reason is
that Ferrozone acts. • through: the blood
and thereby destroya. the cause of the
disease. Pride 50c aer box it all deal -
era.
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-PURITY- . -ACCURACYPelfect
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. the verdict from every
firmer ,who has used
DouglasStock Invigorator
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" netesseene:
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• Why pay -frein $2.00 to $3.00 a
• pail for Stock Foods when yoe
can get a better preparation
I much cheriper.
DouglasStockInvigOrator
A large pail for 75c
IT'S GOOD. - USE IT
S. R1 Holmes
' Mabufaciuring Chemist..
• We Xeep Only' Pest Offiee
The Beet. Drug Store,
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i.T. largest and , most progres-
HIS SCHOOL, which is the I
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enjoys the Invitation of doing
. .. u reve etenelrnintnsliorte
nand Sriri001 in 1 .e t tare;
ication in Canada,. Our gradu- •
the best work in Business Edu- 1
rites are in demand AS commer-
icial tea.chers and office assiatants ,
IV pit e for our free °tithing tie
and you will get full information
I concerning one seltoon _ i
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ELOISE A. SKIMMINGS
Correspondent.
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Mrs. Welsfr,. sister at Colonel Ver.
con esell at the iresidence of their
slate, Mrs. Yoking af:Elginteeenuee
Dr. 1Vialbee hos purchased part on the
Smyth estene.
Three young ladies are employ
the organ, feetory as stenegra
Misses Margery Ball, .parAh McX
and Frances Wiggins. •
We are sorry to lose Mr.
Frieder tram our midst. He
sold. to Piper Young who has, c
Ids mind about going to Detroi
will have any inneunt of the "s
of the pipes!' when Piper, Young
es to 'town. Mr, Fritzle,y and f
will move to Drayton, elan,
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine hams,
from Waterloo street to the
formerly occupied by Mrs, Guest
EllexeMcCarthy hasmove
her eld home. 011i Elgin penes.
Mr. H. J. Morrow, grocer, has
out to: Mr. Torn Pringle.
• IVfise Mcliferchy; • daeghter of
MoMurchy of West street, le now
nurse -in -training at Mount Sinai;
t*
piNew Yorke Another dann
Mrs. Howard, will with her hes
make a European trip this cot
einniner,
Mr. Brandt, manager of the
Works ,Ore, has taken the house
Vicitoeia street owned byMr. Wall
Bayfield.
Mr, Boyd is now progressing
favorably, •
Mt. John Proudfoot has taken
Innen
%lames
Ifas
hanged
We
oding
mole
aniily
homed,
hoese
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sold
Mr,
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band
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'larch 210,1907
The Alt Home given -by the Canon
Club was attended thy a large number
of invit.ed, pleats, Antony there being it
great malty Of the young la44es a our
town. Dr. Mabee, J. Acheson, Fred,
Brophey audt Kickley did all 4u their
power to attend ito the comfort of
then' guests. Messre, Lionel ?aeons
and Torn Naila were much oilseed.
Last Sunday eventing Rev. James
Anderson- preaelied a seemont to th
sailorsand fishermen., taking for hi
text SteMatinei • 8-33. "And when
he was entered into a fillip,ide"diati
p es followed him. serrnori was
replete with -the. love of Christ fer the
fishermen. There were twenty seven
9a al male voices in the choir. "I'm a Pin-
Plretsr grim and a Stranger" wee sun be.
Le the offertory by Mr. Jerdan, Mr.
Arthur Sutherland akiconmaniet.
enese Mabel Tom has joined the staff
of trained nerses in one of the New
York hospitals. Miss Fletcher
and Miss Tillie Grabens 'graduate4 at
the same hospital.
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The funeral of Miss Lena Olive To-
t
on,a Wilson. •daughter, of Mr. Albert
E. Wilsoh o Sattford, took place on
-the, late ott March to Maitland cenue,
etery, the services belle conducted .by
• the Rev. James Anderson. The little
white casket was covered with floral
emblems. The •Saltford S. S. pupils
• aird the S. S. class in ICuoic, whith
Ven a attended were present at •the
• funeral in, a body. The pallbearers
were James Therneson, Rose Ruther-
ford...In/ill, 'raylotr, Wa1ten Mitchell,
J. lEi.st Je90e. • and Will. McEwen.
All of denote enurch •.choir of which
Veena 3N.as a valued membee taking
selee very • often during„ the Sunday
servites and a number of enter
tainieenta She seemed to have a
great, future before' her, being profic-
ient i insbruineetal '
Possibly' her•brain could not stand 50
Possibly her train could not stand so
much study as -she became unconsei-
end ous oni Tharsday 7tle Marcie and ..when
D., the physician was called he pronouns -
sew .ted her illness to be a case Of cerebro-
spinal meningitis, and the 'child of
promise passed- away, to the lanid• et
sang, the abode be the angelia throng.
She is deeply mourned by all who
ennew bright, saulful Veona. • •
- ••Mr. Charles .T. Wilson, of Bowes
Mont rN. D: spene a . week the guest
ef:his -Meter Wii-
lowheept, and has • returned to his
Dakota home. -
Mr. Wilson visited 'several relatives
• in Ontario, during his two .moneh's
abseinie: item home •
• Clarence Grahame only son of Mr:
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Bennett Graham, who is, e student at
the Medical College ; has been ill here
for some; weeks at hist hothe New-
gatte St., but; ,vre, are glad to •say,
• thee he is improving •quite satisfac-
torily, •
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S Th0 AMAMI, COnVentiOSI cd the Eq. EpWorth Leaget” by Rey. Mr. Curry,.
worth Leeens and Sabbath Schools n
s 01 Goderieli District was held in the t-1;in4g.4. WMVQ144:11ilatti. Wefasilalliet0kthg, "4-ilt.f
Methodist church, Blyth, on March traduced the important wpie were arranged in "Th• e-
t7,11.1):144terni8:otlf4.wliite draPing and small ing discussion followieg. A splendid °
e Tasty decorations- value
°t Decieion, Dee anti thetbest
method of condecting 142 an interest,
flags, eenteatte of Xing Edward, and replete addren was giVea by Al -
Queen Victoria and Rev. John Wei- /red ',infield, of Nile, on "The Ep-
ley, And a, neat display Of flowers.. worth League es a missile/vary Ferree)
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There were also large suggestive mote "The Epworth League as an Evenee.
toes.
A very cordial reeeptiion was given listic Force" was briefly but pointed--
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the delegates by ILO Reception none cjlYiind.toelt: with by Rev, W. E. Kerr, a •
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mittee and the hospitality of the •
The majority Mr. Clement, of G:oderich, • gave a
nlyth people 'could hardly be outdone.
PreSident - Retdol• th•tett oclaircuitthe.i ..e14111 tab:: etellc:utitPrvileeehoelflEsreiv:Wutiinghva:da:tcre:s lollinesett‘riv:t0htheeasS.Eat:
... bath School Literature, its eational,
Dietrict were represented,
'elfersday Sessions. doctrinal and morel influence." ,
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• A resoiution was carried empower-.
Mies Bell, ' of Londeshoro, and miss holding a joint Sunener School.
Peatri (idly, of Blyth, acted as ac.- Miss carr presented the report a
TecrePere'seto
t diuerinegHowthato. niaaftkeernruna: -Abe Resolution- Committee, It dealt
ior League a success" „ was taken by with the distribution of the balance -
the paper for Miss Ada L . Beattie, from the Stone yacht and turning it
Min Brownell, of Seaforth, who took
. over to the Forweorid w1VIDovisetrarenictt.suaine:
aesent. • •
This Su-
who
broueht out a number 3711tiesedr 07 the°el lb°0°htt:led jonf.Rrecommendede Rev. T . G t. 11 eB Barlow,.
cl cr wu r-,,
who was -; ,
of excellent Poiete by different dele- missionary at eja,ebieuet, B. 0., who.
gates during the eiscession. '
an eneellene, asidress on "Present is assigned to Goderich District Lea -
Rev A, E. Jones of Auburngave •
gees to support, and League tasked to.
Pro- ..
Lea-• seecrrile
angec'mneentfsorbetheirm" made with Mr; Bar- .
eth chinch; also that'
gress and Outlok of Epwor.., .
lo* for a quarterly letter, Copies . of - .
the same to • be sone to each League
and to thli District press.
• "The importance of Epworth Lea-
gue reading course and best method to
• conduct it''• was the topic' introdueed '
by -Rev. A. H. Brown. of Varna-. Ile
heel
on,
is of
very
are,
lapse after several weeks' .iliness•
a trained nurse has been called i
We...learn, that Mrs. Love has •
her residence on Wilhelm street to.
Mr. Geuley ;and at preterit resides
with her daughter, •Mrs. Bert Drink.'
Mts. Hawley was indisposed • for
'some days. last week, bet we are gla
•
to hear that she bee since very much
improved.
••• Mr. S. ' -Lynn' of the elevator has
taken up his eeeidence in the cottage
formerly owned by Airs% Shaw: •' •
• Mr. Frank Elliott's daughter; Miss
Vera, ha i taken upeteakirers Work and;
her Neither -Earl has done the *same.
Ile new bakery beingbuilt for Mt.
Warrenet will occupy the former. site
of the Marble works. ' •
.terieleitimpione-after spending the
Winter -elle Detrain -is • . now .registered
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at theSaults House.
MT. Roth of the Sterling Bank
Iso • a guest 'he the • same well-ni
6.igeTh4eill"
'Society is '0
aignieg fee new members !and is $
°ding Very well. .
We must congratulate M
Urley on her proficiency in mu
znination at the •Lendon Oellser
he having passed •• her first -Class
ry of . Music, taking high. honors.
Mr. Palmer of Kincardine nevi oe
es one of the cottages on what
eallee Goldthorpee'Row.'e
Mr. jordan . Windspr hes bou
e Naftel lots on South street ,
Sri- sotlie-lots from the Gibbons
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Miss narrows is steadily impro,y1
we are all -in hope si theteshe w
on be herself again. •
'Phe.new restaurant is to he kepi
"The telympia."..' Whens.in
me. •.• , •
e. Perk his had a, .very large Ve
lith •annexe( to his brickeibuse ,
grie eVeaue. •' • • • --- •
he employes of the knitting. facto
seeted their • late maerager with.
dsotme gold locket. and. stick •p
ore hie departure, .. '
he News -Record gives the news.
derich. ••
rs. J. We, Smith has been suffe
roni Amelia:nem ler .soine time le
ow better •agaie. •
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r. -E: C. Grahame . who wed'sai
no he •very' ill, is new able t
tend to business again. .
ast Suedan was the first anni vet: -
of the •oeening of the new North
eet ..•churelr. and Seccia ecr.:ce5
e held, the -preacher of the dav be.
the Rev. W. G-. Howson of .n:ing
, who delivered tWo :very eloquent
ons. His style resembles that .of
Daniel, both using the most flow
language The anthem before the
on,' was "I letti ,Sieg," at the
tory; ‘40.3f the Father.?'
e Seedily • school of the•Ntirth
t Church aleot 'held annivereaey.'
unary. afternoon. '
ss Kate Watson principal. of i net
Andrew's ward school, is again
es post after an absence of soon
.deving.te having 'waned. • her
e. -.Ethel Fairow esnimed
tales of. principal during her -0-1
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Rev. J, 'Lire Stewart las received a
call from Feet Wayne, Detroit, tobe.
corne pastor of:a Piesbeterien chetah
in' that city, • ' '
Green geraniumns Were the greetetle
floral rarity offered the last'
week,
Mre.Herris and his neide, Miss Nel-
lie Harris, are now in benne. Color-
ado, spending some time with WS.
Before . leave% • Mr. 'Harris
rented his residence furnished to a
prospective benedict.
We are sorry, to learn. than Mrs: ..1°.
Grant McGregor -has beetnindispened
• for some time.
• Mr, R. Doak"is enlarging liis resid-
ence on the Picton street side.
Erin's compliments, by way of
souvenir cards for Si Jeeleleletiy
have been, truly apprintheed this year
°of 1907, ••
• With pleasure we chronicle the
ster supper given -at the King Edward
hotel recently at which the Goderielf
Towirship Rifle Association incited
many eorigratalation on the victory
eained by ihern•over then! stalwart
Opporients from Colborne. • Peter.
referred at tee supper.
The eight menthe eld sot of Mr,
George Robertsom died on Sunday
forenoon.
Mrs. Kirldnide Was able to attend
the antlYersary serVides in the North
etreet church on Sunday last..
Will -Gibson., seri. of Mrs, J. Ade*
Fowler, has vile West
Grant Boyd• siker Mies Mary
Boyd have arrived from Toronto, a
couple of . weeks, _ ago to yisit their
father Mr. .Boyd who was seriously
ill, bet is new better and they have
.returned to Toronto: '
FOR OVER n1XTY YEARS„
Mrs. Wiislowis Soothing .Syrup- has
• been used by miliions of mothers for
their children -while teething If .die
turbed by night and broken of •your
• rent by e sickchild suffering' and
•crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get a bottle of "Mrs.
.Wilslow's Soothing Syrup" for child-
• ren teething. •It will relieve the .poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend
'Oen it, Mothers, there is lo mistake
about' it. It Mires • Diarrhoea, regu-
letee the Stomach and leeesels, cures
'Wind Colic, .softees the Giulia,. reduces
Inflammation and gives tone and en-
ergy to the Whole system. •
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for.child-
ren teething is Pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the,
oldestand best female physicians and
nurses in ethe United States. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists •throughout the world. Be sure
and ask for "Mrs;Winstow's Spoth-
i0g syrup. • • • „
Samuel Sheppard, a fern label Cr
tear Leedom.. Ont.. was roma ;'r, Zen
to death. with one cheek atin ell by.
State of Ohio, Otte
Tolede, Lucas Coepty.-ss.
Frank J. Cheney manes' oaAlf that
he is senior partner of the firm of p,
J. Cheney Sr op., doing business in
The City of Toledo, Countyand state
aforesaid, and. that said firm will pay
the sinn (4 ONE HUNDRED "DOL-
LARS for each and every caec of cat-
arrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Cataerh Cure,.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
• Sworn to before, me and subscribed
in my presence, this Oth day of -Dear
ember, A-De4886. A, V.• GLEASON
(Seal) Notary Public.
Catarrh Cure is , token inter.
nally, and acts' directly on the blood
and' mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonialsefreet. • •
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
• Sold by Druggists, 75c.
• Take Femily Pills for °. cone
stipation. •'" •
A metioai to repeal the Irish erimos
act hag. Geen passed in the British
House of Cominons. '
=Lass—of—Appetilee
Is common when the blood rieedeperi-
tying end enriching, foe then the blood
failstogive the digestive organs the
• stitnuleenecessary-forether proper per--
formance of their functions..
Hood's Sarsaparilla is procaine/Ay
the medicine to take. • It makes the
blood pure and rich, and strengthens
all the digestive organs.
1.4 have usee Hood's Sarsaparilla as
spring rilodldria 4114 And•It-melte% My
• brothereirsew metre, for blotehes on his
Mee arid was pertectirenred, He has not
been troubled One? • theme Piaritria,
Peterborough, Ont,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the world's great blood purifier and
tonic. 100 dose one 'dollar,
•
gue.." In -his address he went backto
the time -when the • League was first
formed in thoyea,r 1889 in Octobee ir
Toronto. In the first Mee years the
enrollment of Leagues was 82,e0o
members but during the next' four
years .14,000 members were•losts- The
next two years 2,400 were added and
last year the gain was 5,500, These gave many practical Wets of value.
Rev. Mr, Wo.odsworth . gave the last
address, the subject being •"Chestier/. •
Stewardship:"• He was much At home
on. the theme.
, •
neiaegeeene_interestingneudienee• es--
sembled at the evening-meet,ing. • •
•gains were brought About lamely be
the Forward Movement. •'
The • verbal • reports • of • •Sunday
• School work in the District from the
delegatee•eno,wed that they_werein-
flourishing conditietrand .that good
worn was being dome .
'eRer'.. Mr. Curry of Londesbara took was presented by -Rev.. W. le Lorr.. • .
The off.icters for the. eett year wi...re. •
in.troduced as follows :... . :.
Hon. President, Rev: .A.- K. Birks,,
• Seesaidfe°nthtC.: , Rev. J. Rei .
d. N
PeRe . .:
let Vice, Mies. 1C Swann, Iloimelee
• ville• ,
. 2nd Viee, Mies- B, Greene, Pinion
.3rd Vibe, efiss le'. Carr, Blyth •
. .
. 4th Vim, ' Rev. 0. 14..gitzeli.,, God-. .
erieh
the lessen: ell -anted. by 'a noted writ- ,5th Vice Miss A. , Brewnell, Sess... .
er is to take a Pencil and paper and. forth' ..; - . i • . .
two bibles one bere :the lessee and Secretary, Miss M. A.- Bailie, Nile
the 'secondone for reference, rine - Treasurer, Miss A. Bell, Lonideslior
then write the eeestions thee the Cori'L Representative, ..Ree, H. F. •
children would likely 'ask and • answer: Curry.
them. The teachermust Pray fan •.
the lesson to their pepile. •
st,Rree:g. tlmi r t. o...14;hieivirete,t,he oie:-.Ocw:totno; •.gicvd: •
au addreesSon Sabbath' SChe il effort :.
The ,cherch Chair' sang a good &Alf- • *
11.. Kerr, of:I/russets, v.' ve •
leem...1-1Watr.land, of Clinton, sang "Where
4essed,-the Convention " on' "The ine.' is - Maven" in his 'usual able manlier,.
finance and Power :of the Holy Spit- Rev. Mr. Woodsworth • delivered the •
.
it, which was greatly enjoyed be he ;third address en "Christian Stewerd-
audience•
' • : enip". dealing with "God's cha'llenge'
Rev.. R. W. Wo.odsWorth of Terme) J.Leelie Kerr renderede choice sole
dealt treecitently with the,vital ques- "Argel Land•b° ..
Mon, of "Christien Stewardship." He . . .
• An Te, „Copper of *Clinton, was in-..
aoplZaysletiednifaotrtp. agria,villnyx..tound .the , banner traduced and dealt out Set shot: se .
•
'the: Tenefieraeee • !question of the day, e
relating to Local Optien. Mr, Hat -
knee *end: solo era,te "Jestie Say-
Ae address was given ' on, "The re. lour pilot me," 'which was appreciate -
tenon of '' the Sunday School' to the •ed. .. •• - • •'., '-. • ,
• ,
The • Business Committee's report; .
the subject `.14ehe Teachers' , Prepar-
ation ot the Sunday. School Lesson.".
The teachers . shoeld be chosen, -care-
fully and those who fail to 'prepare
their lesson sin age:lest God and man.
Some teachers study as .they go to
Sunday School,while some do not
study at all: What .a teaeher should
db. (r) Loirethe cause fOr it &Merida
time and patience, (2.) Study tife les-
son before you teaeh it (3) Mal:e. a
systematic study, beginnbie at the
first of Alie 'week. The way to study.
-
• Friday Severing..
•WHEN LONG- BREATHS HURT
You know that •troublee exist which •
Dungannon. •
need it k tt
•
n lc a ention. •Proper action
consistin a vigorcus 'rubbing of the
chest and side with Neryilion whicn
sinks entoethe tiesues where- the pale
is . seated, and !eves relief in a; few
mireltese No liniment so dean, to
strong, •SO powerful Results guarant-
eed with every 25c bottle of Polson's
Nerviline, 'Get it today. ..
•
One Hundred Clothes-Press-
es.for One Woman
. .
Ozie= clear, crisp autumn .day I :wee
'sent in the capacity 'of aureporter to
interview lVIrs. Clarence Mackay
at her magreficent eountry. home,
•near •Roslyn, Long Island, Ast I foll-
• owed my guide through Mrs. Mac -
key's suite to the morning feom, it.
Which she does much of her literary
work and elane her campaigns in the
interest of, education, we welked the
length of a heoad corridor•-a.belie
ty. feet I- shOuld imagine -welled
with taptetey ane inset with great
mirrors. VVIein, the • interview was
cosicluelee, and again walked th-
rough the corridor, the mirrors .haiti
opened, on. springs, to disclose olothes-
press after elothes-press fitted' with fatuous eageehe Bowe. He metered .
. '
padded hangers and with myriad from Spring eruptions and -then boil
drewere for blouses,wraps,hats s-,
broke one on his neck. I tried blood •
lingerie,- etc. Evidently 'the maids
PUtifyzn remediee, sallies and teet-
hed talen,•advanta•ge. of the fine day meets of all .kinds but nothing seem -
to air furs mid other heavy raiment, ed to 40 elm tee desired good. elle
in which moths might take lodgment. boils got worse and beca,me so loath -
One hundred and twenty feet of some and uneightle t that I- could not
deep elothes-presses filled with ex- seed
tetisite raiment...elm), far 011,0_1V0. him to sehopl.. as Sorne of the .
heirs anct ulcers could not con,veritient-
nk-t in enie-Tbink of What that represent- ly be covered. About this time 11,
expeeditures, dear little home*malter, who Inust keep tevo small sainple box of Zan-Buir was gieen to
ham arid we tried it The sinall,saen
c *tete filled for yourself andeaught-
-er or.) a Itouschal--and-dreSs-nllow; pleedid-hilien, good, so I bought •
-Mice of twenty-five a week'. Yet Mrs.ftp,14!.0 cent box. The result was aurae-
Ineide a week's time the boils
Mackay is not a, notoriously extrave
agent dresser, -het ranks among the bad begun to dry up, and in a very
short time indeed evere pee of the& •
woinent who are perfectly grooined,
•
and gowned in, •admirable taste, No was. healedee
Zam-Buk is a eure cure also for en,
.matter where yon see Mrs. •Mackay,
on [the street or at the opera, the :tielitousedasi.1) ose°Eroeel'o tilireelfsT'tesitsjerkeT
c ,
woman out -shines -tor clothes. -Anna sores. eruptIons and entitles due 10
SteesRichardson in
/Tome Companion for March'. /Tome' blood poison, etc, Itt tops bleeding
land cures piles, fistula, ete. Is anti.
; sehtic ;• an excellent, "first ald
! Every home and farmstead shoul
p The British Government's extension: belle its box of Veam-Iltile All drug-
ostel coetreet with the Canedian` gista and stores, at 50 eents a• box,
Pottle provides for a journey of 108. or front Zain-nuic Co.. Toronto, for
hours trom Lieerpool to. Hong Kong eriee, 0 bone for $2.50. S'ead
in summer. , ; stamp for trial box,
: We are .pleeseci to, report that. Mrs.
R, E. Manning, is able' to be out again
'
I'after e prolongee illriese'
itIrS. J. 'O'Neil, • and • her son and,
.-, deughtee, of Fannytdelle, •lean., who
, harebeen visiting the former's moth -
e, Mrs. McCann, in Wawintish, left
•
„
or their home in the West tast Tires,
day mornieg. They were acconmanied
as fax as Goderieh ,by Mrs. O'Neil's
sister, Miss Carrie Wearer.
Mothers' Gratitude to Zam-
IT etnign IffiR BOY OF • PAIk-
. .
FUL SORILS.• • „
Nothing is more unpleasant to the
eye and more painful to the sufferer
than boils and :ulcers. Ab this period
of the year mainy adult$ suffer acutein
• from these painful • outbreaks. When .
boils, tfleere, etc., °Cour on children iis .
pitinie to see the little ones suffer., •
• Mrs. -E. Holten, of 30 Guts? St., •
Hamil ton, M grateful for what Zeal-
13ult did '• for her little boy when i:
'this pitiful plight. She says :-"I..
wish to expeess my -gratitude for the
benefit, Mee:lied received from vour
• 4.