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Marching.
On Trida.,v morn ng Mrs.- Robert
Irwin ot. Ripley vassed await to the
i tr
pnala She had been is +delta
*c,, health fox years but suddenly
We*. WOrSet a week previatls to her
grit Mr. Irwin, who had. been in
...- llilanitobh fttr the R..c t.WP• Snih.s, re
-
'waked: in time to attend nisi wile I in
•nter 1 it illness.. The funeral Pock
-plaee`;pu .Sunday afterniaom' tds' Green;
•XIill Cemetery. Iaucknow. Service was.
Vatudnated at the home 'byhefi pasttor,
•TCC . Mr. Platchford.. Riplay ah 4 a.t
trhe grave b the Rev.W.A, Suhttth of
44..01hdeld. The pallbearers were .lames.,
Viarles and Bowden Ritchie. brothers
• 0: the deceased, and Thos., Hatniitian
and henry Irwin, brothers of Mr.
Irwin., Mrs. Irwin was ,a, member of
''the IVIethodist Church and has been
,called home at the early age of tbir-
ty seven years. She leaves to mourn
`7 their loss her husband and their one
Her mother. Mrs. William Rit
••chic, two sisters and three brothers
all, with the exception of Bowden,
live in the vicinity of Lucknow, '• The
••deepest sympathy is felt for the sax -
.rowing family.
Ada Helm is seriously i11 with
'pneumonia. We nape to soon hear of
ler recovery.
• Mr. Bowden •Ritchie of Windsor at -
•tended the funeral of has sister. Mrs.
R. Irwin, ,Sunday.
Miss Susie Webster spent a few
-days with her brother..- ,ames. near
71'tafeking last week,
Mrs. Stewart Findlay is veru ill at
present i11 with pneumonia but good
:hopes are held• out for her recovery.
We are sorry to hear that Mr: Wm.
.Slake is not very well this week.
Worthy 'Kilpatrick of the G. C. I.,
.spent the week end • at his home acre.
Whitechurch
Miss Lizzie Mirehouse is still im-
:•prolin¢.
Mr. , R. Carrick -is' thinking of build-
ing a new general repair shop this
.coming season.
A. Fox has purchased a hand>oare
roadster stallion from :lir. J •Swarte
•af Winaham.'
Miss Bella Clow has returned from
-Toronto where she was for some ',hes.
Mr. P. Kennedy. who nad itis' ankle
'fractured on, the 2n:1 • day tf Jas;t
March. is able to be about again but
with the aid of crutches.
Dave Johnstone is setting up t-
••ehellor's establialimen•t on the farm
formerly occupied by the Messrs.
,Conn.
Mr. Thomas Kew is moving to Win-
.'ghanc. and we understand Mr. Snar-
1,
ling is to take the house he Is : a -
•eating.
E. Phillips and fancily have cnthed
to their new home • at Auburn. Slrry
to part with them, but wish them
-success in their new' home. a
'Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gaunt have lost
-their little son, aged almost three
'years.
t1.A
-to-wear
CLOTgING
Our stock in this Dc-
partment is one that we•
are always pleased to
show our customers. This
week we opened up a
large assortment of very
choice patterns in tweeds
and worsteds, and
we can
safely say that no better
values can be shown any-
where.
Special $8.50 Suit
This suit' conies to us as a
special, and we are going topass
it on to our customers as such.
You 'will agree with us when
you see it, that in every respect:
'it equals any $10 suit.•. It is well
made. in the latest cut, atd we
guarantee it to give entire satis-
faction to the wearer. We have
thein in all sizes, • but we advise
calling early before the range is
broken. Remember the
piice. Special et.S0
We also plsred in stock with
this special a full line of better
tweeds, cheviots and'worsteds,
which are the hest values •ever
shown in this .tire We have
not space to deseilbe them, but
will gladly shoiv you the goods
whether you wi.h Eu buy or not.
•.
We re -press or alter
any suit free of cost.
A Complete Range of
Furnishings
Always in Stock
and
c
Alv�ays Up -to -Date
asimmiiimmirnominit
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The Up-to-date
Clothing Store.
The Clinton News -Record
A pR..HARTMAN'S ! CONTINENTFAMQU$ PRESCRlRTIOM,T�� ��L� �� ��� 141)fr
Just
• Few
• the
Le#ers
Written
To DY..
,artman
By Honest
People.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
APyr
PIA
rit5.'ANTttONy RAUCW
438 Jolmston St.
Buc rims)
iI5s LORETTA WALL
350 N jtF�l, Minit:�
Owes. Good . Health to Pe-ru-na.
Miss L. Wall, 850 N. Dale street, St. Paul, Minn., writes:
"Last spring I had a very severe ease of catarrh of the stomach and
bowels. I was very much run down in strength and lost my appetite.
nal took three bottles of Perfume and found myself gaining very quickly
la every way.
dal also'had catarrh in my head, which has been entirely cured.
"1 thank Parana for the health l am enjoying."
The World's Greatest Medicine
Factory.
The rapid growth of the Peruna Medi -
ChM Company is as phenomenal in the
business world as the universal popu-
larity of their famons remedy, Peruna.
es The plant covers a number of acres,
and employs several hundred people.
No other medicine :firm in the .world
reaches anything like the volume of
business done by Dr. Hartinan's ilrm.
Although Peruna is a proprietary•
medicine, the details of its compound-
ing are in strict accordance with phar-
maceutical discoveries and nothing
gives Dr. Hartman greater pleasure
than to show his intimate professional
friends through the laboratory . where
Peruna is made. •
A Doctor's Prescription.
For years Dr. Hartman used Pernna
in his private praotioe•as a regular pre -0
soription. He'had no brought of Mann.
factoring it or advertising it as a pro-
prietary medicine until there was a de-
mand made upon him by his many
friends, who alamorea for the original
prescription..
leffilffeeffeseimew
Forty Thousand 'Patients:
Dr. Hartman estimates that he must
have prescribed Peruna for - over forty,
thousand patients before it was adver-
tised as a proprietary medicine.
Relieved In Four Weeks of Severe
•
• • Cold on Lungs.
Miss Josie Schaetzel, Oen: Del., •Ap.-
pleton,Wis., writes:
"I contracted a severe gold which;
''settled on mylnngs in very short order
and it was not long until' it developed.
into a serious case, of catarrh. Every
morning I would raise a lot of phlegm,
which was very disagreeable. ;ply
digestion was poor and my lungs sore.
• "After a few doses of Peruna l be-
gan to mend, and felt that if l kept on
taking jf, .it would not be long until
would bowel!. I was fight, tor in four
weeks l-was"weii again.
"I •think Peruna is a grand medicine,
and wish to add my • testimony to. the
many others you lave."
Catarrh • is almost universal. Catarrh
is difficult to cure. Many doctors-. do
not care to'treat catarrh .at ail. •
andmounimminireaustismisrme
Almost exhausted from exposure' cin
a piece of floating ic•'c'in the•• Bay 'of Marriages
Fundy, Murray Sid -dal was' brought to
safety bya rescuing" <IartY •1t"
s•
fearedthat his companion hae l,orh,i.;"
ed. •
TENDERS WILL Bl'i RECEIVED
by the undersigned kip to the 10th
of May, for the making of 'cement
tile from '8 inches up, for the gown
"shit: of ' Goderich,-John Middleton,
Reeve. ,;80-2*
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
ailing house in. Clinton: On the ;,,1 th
n
day of May, 1907. a�t '2o'clock; p
there will be offered •frit . sale by pub-
lic auction, the, followiwr •lands be .
longing =tothe estate of liza.:Cati-
telon. deceased Firstly lots ntim
hers 80 and 81. on the east_side,' et;
Radians, Street. Clinton, coiitaining
two acres of lamed, more or less. Or.
these' lots are erected 'a goocr.. li}
storey 'brick house.• with nine roams
and cellar. a ,ram
podand alsoe
g
7
kitchen and woodshed„ and a frame
• stable. Secondly.—lets numbers 46
and 47. onthe scorner' • of • Princess
and Raglan Streets, containing one
acre ofland, more or 'less Op these
lots are a good 1 -k ' storey •frame
house with seven rooms. a kitchen
and woodshed and a .frame stable.
These lots are well -located for •divi
sion and sale as bu;ldlug lots: The
properties will be sold subject tore
serve hid. and subject. to the' appro-
\,a1 of t+he, Otficia1 Guardian. ' F,or.
furthd - nii.rticufars apply ..to ,Idenry
Cantelon. . Administrator. or '.' W.
Brvdone. Solicitor .for the Adminis-
trator. Dated 17th April. 1907
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Ladies' Back
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:We have just •placed
i in stock a large assort-
welt of new styles at,
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PRICES:
A. '3, Cattdb •
Setas atific J+Isr+vsler and
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Optician
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oaNa Grower and Bair and Scalp Clean.+.
BELL—TROYER At' the residence
the `bride' parents•, 'in
slily of Har,. on. Apr* •
,lt
Otby
Rev:. S. Toll: Albert Bell. 'fourth
son of the late Robtert .Bell- Of, tits
London ` Road.• Tuckerstnith,` ' to
• Erle Jane, third dau>±Ifter of Mr;,
Stephen Troyer:
STRETTON—FOX—At the residence
of the bride's <uncle. Grey, on Apr
of the bride's uncle, Grey. on
April 10th. by .Rev. II M:' Lang-
Fora. Jas. B. Stretton of Beus-
.cls to Effie May. Fox—
.
ox•... `Births.
Followed Doctor Hart=
man's Advice = A
• Grateful tetter.
-Mrs. Anthony Ranch, 488 Johnston
street, Bucyrus, Ohio, writes;
"1 was suffering from obstinate con- I
stipation and torpid liver when 1 took
your advice and purchased six bottles of
Peruna and Manalin. '
id When l had taken ono! one bottle
felt much better andsince.l have taken
two more bottles I feel entirely well,
but I will continue, takir,ig the medicine
fora short time to make : sure of my
cure.
think Manalin is one of the finest
remedies for constipation that •1 ever
tried. ('will never be without it. Ithas
made me so strong. I eau do a day's
work and never tire.
"I am so glad l do not ge ' e dizzy,
apella any more. • I havn'th one since
I took your medicine. • '
"1 cannot thank you enough for what
your medicinehas done for me. All sick
people should give it a fair trisl."
•
Pe-ru-na's Popularity.
Peruna is not like as many other ,rem-
ediesthat pass away as soon as the first
few, bottles are used. The`longer Peruna
is used in any community, the more
popular•it ,becomes. • - -
o b.
Plitt ,,1i1. S.TAVIs.
h>ashville , Term
3111Z5.'JESSIE Sum
408 Buttlethve. Columbus, Oh;o.,
keeps Pe-ru-na in the House.
Mrs, Jessie Smith, 408• Bottles Ave., Columbus,
Ohio, writes, : '
al have used your Peruna for catarrh of the
bead and stomach, and have beengreatly re-
lieved from it " •
"Therefore, I cannot. praise Peruna too much.
and can --recommend it to any one having the
above disease, as there is nothing better.
"'1 always keep it in the house." '
Finds Relief in .Pe=ru-na After Suffering Twenty Years.
Mrs. M.' S. Davi0,1505 Buena Vista street, Nashville, Tenn.,rwrites:+
"After having been a constant sufferer from catarrh for more than
tweatyyppars and after trying almost every remedy advertised, and hav-
ing lost allhope, I very reluctantly began the use of Peruna about two
years ago.
"Rverybody says I look younger now t`ban I did twenty years ago, and i
actually feel younger and better, end weigh more.
aalam recommending it to ray neighbors and all with whom I carne in
eontrcL" •
-•rte.
Pr-ru•na. Removes the, Cause; of. " standard catarrh remedy the world over
' ' Ciiitarth: " is simply because' it•. eliminates. catarrh.
Perunaahas' no •bad effects upon the This'. explains why Pemba has be -
system 'and: gradually eliminates.. ca- come so ;popular: It relieves catarrh:
tarrhby removing the cause of catarrh. This is an amply sufficient reason. why
There•are a multitude of homes where it should. become popular
Parana has been used off and. on for.
It therefore fellows•thatwhen a'.rem-
Vwenty years.
. edyis devised that can` be nse5l4.•in the
• u-na
Pe -r .ctuall Actually ReNeve s. , tomcat a moderate cost, such a.reinedy
The reasonwhy Peruna has become a. should inevitably become popular.
There are a great many catarrh cures'
in the world; The most of them are
local applications. Few: of them are to
be.used in •-rnaliv. •
Unfor ,,, ately, a large akmber • of
these ca '• rrh remedies, especially the :
ones prescribed by thedoctors, contain
narcotic of some sort. Codeine, opium, .•
and other _ c. are'nsed; •
edies give temporary relief. •
The •patient thinks he is.. betterright
away,
hi °.few weeks, however, he discovers
his mistake:' Not only, is his catarrh no
better, but he has acquired the habit •ot
using some narcotic."•• -
One reason , why Peruna'. has
found .permanent . use in so many
homes is that it contains no net*.
•cotic of any kind.
Peruna' Is perfectly harmless, it
taken according to directions on the
bottle.' So used, it, can be taken an}
length •; of time without acquiring a
drug hebik .
Morris 'Township UNBEATABLE SUITS : -
.3 lineesi u5 lUaibeatabiet Suits. .for
tnen. sites 36 te• 42 hir style .uual ty
arid: voice. 'Our. double breasted si'attr
at $5, or saingle or double breasted
suits at .7:50. and lastly our dot ole
breasted' suit at $10 • They .excel in
triaihmnug, quality of stool, and pat-
tern, and
attern..and with all other goods ire
cured a position. ; He :says the:•e is being.bold •fol cash as we have. tefu,ed;
,tillalongthe :'Nrth• best Men credit.—•1. R. Smith.
5t plenty. of snow; . o thebe n
Shore. f"lethier.'arid Furnisher:
itr He yDuncatu of the4th•L ne will
have: ins dwelling veneered with cem-
ent and Will ` lhiniid' a cement c.riwiiag
house:
• Robert 0. , Currue, 'formerly of, the
5th Linc;, has left Echo Bay,
•fox Sault Ste: Maxie' where he has se=
McTAGG;1RT—Tn • Clinton, - on April
24th; to. Mr.. and 4rs, .M.• D. Mc-
. Taggart, a daughter.
iAGUIRE—In'Clintgn, an April 18•th
to. Mr: and 1VI1 ....J..J. 1V2aguire., a
Jett•.. '
LEI'PH=In Clinton,. op April 17th, to
Mr. and :Mrs, John Leith, : a son.
REYNOLDS—On :the ' 4t1C con. of
on April 24th. to Mr. and .'
Mrs. Janney, E: Reyniolds; a da,ugh-
ter. -
WI-iEELER- 1n •Seaforth on: April
'11th.. to Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas
Wheeler. a son. •
Deaths.
•DUN:I+ORD-in Clinton 'Ori April 160
Mrs. ,iaincs Diuifoad aged. 39
years and -"1 months,
ROBINSON—In Clinton on !April,'2t';?
n,Irt William Robinson; aged, •81
years.-.
IONILR In Clinton. on A"
ril 22a-
.
Kitty Foos,ex aged 70 years : •
SITrRI'-In Clinton : ` on • April' : • 22
!GT"rs.' James Sharp, aged 25 years'
and 3. months.
LOWERY.—Ito Seaford,; an Apiil 11iii
Isabella Retlierford. wife of Mr.
•.Joseph. Lowery,:. aged 08' years. •
STRONG—Te Tuckersmith'.' on April
15th.' Della Mary, daugh,er of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas: Strong; aged seven
• months, and 28 days.
'ROBERTSON—Ib. Grey, ca April
.15th. Cora, Sanders. wife' of Geo,
Robertson. in. her 25th year.
CAMERON—In Peeswaper, on April
16th, Mrs, .James Cameron, aced_
47 years. and 7 months.'
MURDOCK=In, Vancouver. B. C., on
' April 7th, Jas: D. Murdock.- • son'
nd Mr P G. Murdock.. tortnerly of
Lower Wingham, aged 23 years.
TA•YLOR-.Iti Morris, on April loth,
John Taylor, aged 81 years,
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Seven Sutherland Sisters beg to tin -,
,Go the-lailies.,autd: aentletnen of
that 'Wei? have . made' straitgenienis
with, ...:.
i DIIU
rT
W. A. iV1ttCONNLLL. G
GIS
and wilt hold'daily demonstrations
for one ween.,,
, commencing Monday,
April 29th, regarding; treatment of
the flair and Scalp. They
•rewectful-
ly invite everyone to call and consult
,
with them. Come and see the long,
beautiful' hair,. grovutt by the use of
the 'Seven Sutherland Sisters (lair
.Have . You Tried Burning_
Your Ashes
•The tiay's'of 'heavy coal hills is .passing—is.nassed', -in fast:
C
It has 'been: suec�es.a'fttlly airanonstratedthat ashen will burn, r
and the secret .el. ft hi- every man's.: Moisten;' with either: said.
•
Water or saki w�a ter r:cu,ta 1 tng,.o.xitlic acid in solution, a 'nu'
tura eo isisting of one part coal: and; 'three parts. ashes; piaci;
. it in ,your furna''.et +ir ti ilia 'kitchen rant and, as you shut
the door you will hi()+e virions-vtsionsc ,that are "of true pros
phecy=-of your r:ci$.1 bill.shrinkiig;g,, loosingt-its cijhers,and in
the 'end, if you•.ra vy; up, ashys enough, yanishiacg. • The. kettle-
the•heat waves ir(isrt y'otii ra.diatorS Wilt' zig-zag, upward in
on'the range :wttl dig+,, a new song 'with rna4.1a1l vigor,while
never-ending protest itia': 'It is true, that ashes will burn The ,
people of Ontaviict needdoubt it no longer. •
' A CAltI F•UL EXPERIMENT. •••,
After 'he:, had +tai e!t 11i read the Altana. despatch, showing:
how ashes could bv burned, •1Lr. .Charles Kine �,the Glob
e's
day engineer, deCidee upoir trying the experiment. His first
trial was crowned with success, and,` now economy M. coal:
consumption is the favorite theme -in the boiler room .down
near the big presses. •
• •
'• ' THE PROPORTIONS USED:
• Four bushels of ashes which were ready fqr hoisting to the
garbage wagon were emptied to the floor, About thirty four
pounds of coal Were piled on tops, that and the entire. 1'heap
nil sed thoroughly. Two•handsful of salt were borrowed he ti
• a nearby grocery ,and this was dissolved in ii pail'of(water.,
The ashes and coal were dampened with the. brine, and the
-`new fuel was ready.',Still convinced that the papers were tel-
ing untruths when the stateinent was mato that; ashes :wound
bJrni, the engineer shovelled the mixture into tile• furnaces.
lie and his assistant sat •dawn where they could watch thct
steam wages. Pretty soon, the, hand on the gunge .began
waver. Then by degrees it went around to nigher figures
. .than •Charlie had even seen it before; '
" I guess we can unlock the doer now Bob.. Ashes will
'burns" Concluded the engineer as the boiler room necame.uti-
comtortaby warm..
When seen tutee hours later Mr, • Kinsey stated than he add -0
ed no moire fuel, whereas on, other days he had! to throw in
more eoali every half hour. No niethematicat ealbulation8 had
been used in measuring the mixture, neither, hadl they acclded
'any oxalic acid. •
1 "It is a pity 'we did ryot•lcnow Wont thist lash fall, in teal
flndit><, it all out in the, spring," added the engineer, and 1 et
Mold the garbage man dire Globe would burn its ashes after
this.
A VERY GREAT .DISCOVERY, .
• This dlseoveryal that coal may be made perfectly : onibiratible
is a serious tiring. For Many ;years tit? British Admiralty
i . has oonducted experiments which show that coal immersed for
long periods of" trine in, tite ocean burns better++ tnd 1;e•.aves
less residue. The chemical expdanat{ions of this nleaidmenoi
and the ,Altoona eooper's process are without aioubti analo-
gous. Thi eobbler, who for many years had a rivet; to solve
the or�oblem, • and who succeeded at lapt, might have becotne
a millionaire, but dame one opened the 'r,.,ag and 'the cat is out.
All the world burns ashes nnw—or• soon will.
It was yesterday that Toronto fatter out and co'.nmenced uil
ekpet'iment.. -Toronto Globe.
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shoes; Unlike -Wine,.`
1 no not Improve with Ag -11e
pity voile Shoes from us and you will • have- the assurance that -
'they areNEWV and up to -date.. Lctll and tell as your 'footwear.'
need°, We Will put our time against yours; and •guarantee a per-
fect tit, and the quality.' to. correspond with the price you pay, which
will be as low, as the next one,. mat perhaps lovrer. • ,
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COM -E- IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Our watchword isQ yialit. not quantity, and.
Prices to suit your. Purse;
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We "Ave a. furl stock of all kinds of "Musical'.
r1]styuments. •%or ophones, Gramophones; Phono-
graphs, Sheet Music, etc,, in fact everything thatis
founa in all tip -to -date Music Store.
You know the Place—Corner Store in Searle Block, Opp. Market
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d College of, Toronto oilers 0
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( t& all; ambitious people. in'
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CI Toronto, Canada. •
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Major Joseph Rorke, ex -3i, 'R., tot
Ceniee Grey, died at his hone near
Clarksburg.
HORSE SHOW, rORONtr ;, ON
MAXst to 4th,
Single fare for the, round trip, plus
.JiO cents for ardmiseion 'araupoxl.', Good
going en May lst. add nfas;e and 'one-
third. for round trip, • plus 50 cents
for 'admission coupon, good goitt,h; mar
?ad. 3rd and 4th,
All 'tickets Etre valid to return Until
May 0th.'
Low rates to Norfolk, Virginia,
until ,90 It oni account of
November ber m t
t,1te :Jatrresto a Exposition, Choice otl
r&utes.
A. 0. PATTIS0 , Station Agent. •
P.HoDGLNS Town `ickett Agt.
R.
J. D. MACI3ON'Af,,D, District ?assew„,
. ger Agent, Toronto,