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May 2nd, 1907
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We S. R. HOLMES :
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STfIATFORPs ONT,
Wet established twenty yeare
ago -and by its thoroligh, work
anid linnorable dealings With
Its patrons has become one of
the largest and most 'widely
known Commercial Colleges in
the province. The denaand
on us for commercial teachers
.and office 'assistants greatly
exceeds the supply. We assist
graduates to positioui. Stud-
ents are entering each tveek.
Catalogue tree.
Elliott & McLachlan
PRINCIPALS
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Cobalt Mining Stook
Silver Bird advanced to 250 per share
Golden Horn, Larder Lake, 25e per
share.
Cobalt Development Co,, 20c per share
Before an advance in shares
intending purellasets should
act quickly. .
H. Canteloa,
Commissioner and agent, Clinton
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Men's.. Shoes
AT CLOSE PRICES #
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Men's Shoes-. at •$1.25
Men's Medium Heavy Solid Leather Boots, standard screw
soles, heels well slugged, made on a comfortable last, a,gocid '
shoe for little money, per pair la.25:
Men's Shoes at $1.50
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Men's Heavy Working or Walking Boots. • made. froth. best
plump Oanuck buffs, well stayed, and.heayy soles,' •goocl duu-
. able wear, per pair $1.50.
Men's Shoes at $1 7•5
Men's Solt Fine Dongola Boots, laced, very widcl_fitting,ex:
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tension sole edge, sewn or standard screw; per pair $1.75.
Ileti's Shoes at $2 and $2.25
Men's Choice Box Calfskin Boots, laced, heaty or light soles,
extension edge; at $2 and $2.25 per pair,
Men's very fine liongola. Boats, laced, light, medium and
heavy soles, adapted for dress or . kmainess wear, per pair $2
uni$2.25. .
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POPLES -TONE- GARDINER, .
Successors to MeKin:iion cgs, CO., ELyarti.
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Rdal Estate F'or Sale
FARM FOR SALE ON 7TH CON.•
Stanley township, containing 17
acres. mile from school,
from, Presbyterian end Methodist
ehtuthes 'and postoffice, 7 mileiS hem
flensall and 4 miles from/ Kippen
sta.tiorf. There are on the premises •
three barns, 64x40, 0x28, 50x28,
all in good' repair. ,Comfortable log
and frame h,ouse. /22 acres in fell.
wheat. Allrfenced, 100 acres well
underdrained and the -.remaining75.
acres drained by township di.tch
running through. Never failing Well
at the house with a new Brantford
pumping Mill, also a never falling
spring back on the far_m. le acres -
good bearing orchexd. This farm is
in a first-class state of cultiv4tion
and is situated in one of the best
grain growing sectionsin lhe pros
vince. Will be sold cheap and on
terms to suit the purchaser. For
further information apply on the
premises or aa'dress George Cole-
man, Hillsgre,en P. 0. „ 47
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 30 AND
part 31, con. 5, Hullett, consisting
of 117 acres. 15 acres good hard -
:wood bush, baiance under cultiva-
tion. Good brick house and frame
barns. Well watered and fenced.
Bearing orchard. i miles from
store, postofftce, church and school.
Will be sold en easy terms as the
undersigned intends going West. -
R. J. Miller, Clinton'. P. O. 14
FOR SALE; -WEST HALF
• of let 7, South Boundary, and West
half of lot 3°, con. 4, Stanley, con-
sisting Of :102 edits, 8 -Acres bush,
the remainder' seeded down except-
ing 30 acres.. The place is well fen-
ced and drained, and watered
spring creek. Frame barn. This
farm is situated on the Town Line,
two, miles wait of ppen station
Apply on the premises or address
James C. ParsOns, Kippen, -Ont. 32
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FARM FOR SALE :OR TO RENT. --
Lot 13, con. 16, Godericli• tcyinsbip,
consisting ' of 8.0 acres, 65 -acres
cleared, _balance. bush. Goodbarn
. and comfortable house. Well ;wet-
ered by two good ruining 'streams.
niile from school and 1 mile finial
postoffice. Will be . sold ad' . easy
ternis.ApPly • to T. T. IViurphy,
Clinton. ' 35 tf
FARM FOR SALE; -THE UNDER
signed offers for sale Part of lot
40 on the hayfield •Road, 1 mile
smith of Clinton; consisting. of .29
acres. Good frame bonne' with: st-
one cellar, liatn..-36r70 with cement
basement; Easy . terms. -• J. A.
Smith.
40
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FARM FOR SALE. LOT 24, 'CON:
Stant:eye containing 100 acres, 10
acres ot bush, the remainder is well'
fenced, underdnined and in a good
state of eultivation.. 1 acre of - or-
• -Chard and small fruit Oji the pre-
enises is a two story- brick house
with slate •roof, a first-class farm
hease, -a' , barn, size, • 4.
x 80 with stone stabling, a cement
• silo 14x30, good driving house, pig
pen and hen house. Two never -fail-
ing wells. This farni is Situated 3
miles from Brumfield, 5 trom
ton and. On zeod gravel road. All-,
• ply tin the' premises or address
Albert Nett, Clinton P. 0. 02
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AN,Bee A
quarter miles from churelf, poet -
office, school, and the village Zit
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
.-grass. Lot 271 on the 2nel con. 'West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and,
the balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a bank barn 527e60, a
driving house 24x38 with a eteeent
pig house underneath, art on, 'kat
premises. 'Ale°, lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con., direotly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containiWg 1:00 acres
of land, .15 acres of which are bush.
On this lot there is a batik barn
40x60. There are 4 acres of good
bearing .orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing spring
runs across both farms. "Possession
can be given at once. Terms easy.
The proprietor is now past the age
to fanni.-Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt .reply
will be given to all communicate
tons.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 15, con., 9, Stanley townehip,
consisting or 100 antes, 90 acres
cleared and all seeded down, exeept
20 acres. There are 1.0 ores ,of
good hardwoOd hush: witless frone
school and 2i• miles from the vill-
age of Varna,. Thio desirable term
will be sold on easy terms, or if
net sold will be rented. -G. It. belt,
Varna P. 0. 64
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FARM FOR4ALE, LOT I,. 1-11.1R0N
• Road, Godericli 4oWnship, mile
from: Clintote containing: 130 acres
of land In, excellent cfiltination.
Easy terms. Apply to J, Holmes,
P. 0. bo k 1.96, Clinton, Ont.
NOW IS Trin '11.111E. -TO. PLACE
your order for Fencing before the
advance in price. Use the Coil
Spring Wire made by the Canadian
Fence Co. of which I am agent in
this distriet. / am also agent for
the celebrated Heinfnman Piano. -
i'. W. Evans, Box 155 Clinton P.O.
DR. OVENS, OCULISTSURGEON
EtO,,,` will ho -at Helmet' drug atone,
O1int01.10 On .Thursday,. April 4th,
,• May 2nd and' 30th. Glasses proper-
ly treated abd diseases of the eye
ear and nose treated, „
The largest body of visitors and
missionaries ever assembled in tile
Far East attended the opening a the
Protestant ?Misnionary Conference at
Canton, China, on Thursday ot last
week.
Dr. C. 13. Shildecker, a Pittsburg
morgue physician say the lungs of
tho average Pittsburger are permeat-
ed with coal dust, and are blue blaok
in color.
A HARD CASE OVERCOME
. No longer neeessary to suffer from
muscular rheumetism. Every case
can be cured. Forrezone is unfailing
as proved by David Johnston a Or-
mond, Oat; "My wife as a dread-
ful sufferer" ne writes. "For two
years she ceuld searcely do any work.
Her knuckles end jiunis :swellett caus-
ing torture. To get'lip or dos:me:hair:I
was impossible. She took box actor
box of Ferrozoue and rubbed the nsre
plaees with Nerviline. Imprevernent
started and she mended fast. Today
she is quite cured and wetlfank Ferro -
zone for her recovery." No reinedy
more popular 'With doctors than Feri-
ozone ; it cures- ; 50 cents per box et
all dealers.
.The project for tlfe construction • of
the second Suez Canal is entirely in
hritisn bands aiiit will he eupperted
by Bril•ieli capital,
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. The best cure.for 'Eczema is Miller's;
Compound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25
Cents. For sale by W. A. McConnell,
druggist, Clinton.
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SPRINC TIM
from April 2nd merges into our :
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COAL
. • 0: der your year's supply to*.
The best in the Market; $7' per ton.
~but If 'ordered and paid for before
atay 31st, a' discount of 40 cents a
ton will be allowed.
Oeclees left at Davis &Rowland s
will be promptly' attended to.
Stevenson
Arrive
Some of the most 113'11.4o/11e din
net Sets ever shown M Clinton ;
glassware, in sets and odd pieces
'odd cups and !saucers ; Odd plates,
toilet sets, etc. All • will go at stir-
kisingly hew prices,' to make roma]
. for...what is coming. Call at once be•
fora the...choide pieces go. '
• —Headquarters for Choice—
=Groceries.
eaton
..ehon011, Pronvt.deliyery
The No
We have opened :out busi-
4iess.in,tbe stand lately occu-
pied by Sharp Bros.. where we
,are Piepaied • to do first-class
Horseshoeing and all: kitids of
General Blacksmithini.,;„
'Machine Work promptly attended to
•and Lawn Mowers. Sharpened •
and Repaired;
WO patronage ResPe5tful6; Solicited
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Seeley & West
Slabs-
For Sale
We Inve for sale a quant-
ity clf Hemlock Slabs, cut
16 • inches, long, suitable
for ranges.
J. Hamilton
TAKE RIVAL HERB TAI3LETS
• port STOMACH, LIVER,
^ KIDNEYS" AM) FOR CL-
EANING THE BLOOD, FOR
• SALE fllt W. A. McCONNELL
• CLINTON. W116tESALE
FROM THE nivAt, HERB .*
AGENCY, 1W0100114E,
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The News From Goderich
ELOISE A. SKIrIMINOS, CorreSPondent
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Mary Carmichael, reliet of the late On Wednesday of last week. a very
Joseph Morris, passed away On April
2.0th aged seventy two years. She
was born' in 'Argyleshire, Seotland,
but came to this country with linT
parents in Iter infancy. The family
lived for a while in Hamilton and lat-
er in Galt. Half a oentury ago ' they
settled in the township of Colborne,
where her mother died nelew months
later leaving her in the care of her
aunt, the late Mrs. Thinlop," wife of
the celebrated Dr, Duqop. In 1850 sine
was married to the late Joseph Mor-
ris and they took up their residence
on ths well-known estate of Dr. Dun-
lop, the tite-of the present village of
Dunlop. Ur. Morris died in 1896 and
his 'widow remained en the farm until
three Years ago whew she came to re-
side with her only daughter, Annie,
wife of Mr: Peonge Stcwatt, florist.
Her surviving sons are : Edwin J.
Morris of Austin, Mn., James -N, of
Buffalo and Herbert of Colborne. A
brother, Demean • Carmichael Of Birm-
ingham, Mich, , also survives her.
The casket • was laden with lovely
floral tributee from the many relativ-
es and friends, among them being a
lovely cuthion, the creation of Mr.
Stewart. her sorein-laev, Rey. J. A.
Anderson officiated at the house and
a.t Maitland cemetery. • The pallbear-
ers were: D. Stoddart, W. R. Rob-
ertson, G, W. Thomson, Jacob Sto-
kes, Jarites Buenana,n and* William
Warnock, •
Birth -On- April 20th, to Mr. aud
Mrs. Reinhart, a daughter.
0 inday last, the anniversary of
. 0. 0: F„ about eighty-five
ibers of the Order marched to St
reorge'e church to hear the sermon
preached by tire Rev. Mark Turnbull,
who took for his text, "The Son can
do nettling. of Himself; but what He
seeth the Father do, for what things
soever He doeth, these thing•s also do-
eth the Son.'
The engagement of Miss May Caro-
line, eldest -daughter ofJudge Doyleof
town, to Major Burnes of Seattle is
announced.• ' • •
A gra.nd banqieit: Was held at the
Bedford on Friday last in honor of
presenting Past Master Frank LaW-
rence with a jew.eL About...fay-flee_
were present at the feast which is
said t� have heeti' ;a suinptuous one.
Souzs: were -rendered by vocal memb-
ers Of the I.0.0:P. and speeches gal -
pretty wedding took place "Stod-
dart Place" the residence of Mr, and
Mrs., David Stoddart, the contracting
parties being their eldest daughter,
Miss Margaret Ellee, and We J. Bale.
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Baker of
William street. The bride entered the
-drawing room on the arm of her feline
er. to the strains of Mendelseolia's
Wedding March joyfully rendered by
J. East Jerden. The bride, who was
given away. ' he i: father,. looked
charming in a tailor-made travelling
suit of blue ladies' eligh, with all-ov-
er lace, over cream silk shirt wit,
cream rose in her coiffure, and carried
a shower of dream roses. Miss Annie
Stoddart, sister of the bride, looked
charming in her costume of blee,..MOnee.
seline de sole dotted over with biue
sille dots, and trimmed with: bine bebe
ribbon. Tire • bodiee had at lace yoke
:trimmed with the: Sallie ribbon and
carried a shower boqfuet of pink roaes.
•The groomsman was: Captain Robert
Mackay. The .Arid.ek Party Wed
der a pretty arch of boxwood with
floral background, The . Rev, J. A.
Anderson, tied • the nuptial knot/ A
very recherche breakfast was served,
and the bridal party led the. • guests
who Were the relatives -of the . bride
• and groom and the orgaiiist and choir
of Knox church. 7.'he ciguirti redini wee,
•nicely deotirated for the ocoasioni as
was also: the table. The guests (row
distance were Mrs. Stoddah • and
daughter, Miss, Lizzie Stoddart, from
Shelbtirne. The ,bridn's Mother looked
very charnaing, in her costume of
Meek silk, and • the • groom"s mother,
alete,'. Who ,-wore costume of fawn.
coleeed ladies' cloth. 'Me gifts . were
'both ninnereus, • Useful and expensive.
`Vie gift of Knox chinch choir Was ett
rocice of rosewood. Mrs. J. A. An.dersan rendered. "Lock L mond'-and
other songs in. good e voiee; -Mise
McVittie Sang "0 Promise Me' and
.Miss Adelaide. Naire rendered lVfendel-
isohnee ' Spring Song delightfully;
, Mr. James Thompson, also sang a -duo
with' Miss MoVittlie. . Quite a numbers
of frieuds were et the; etatiei • when-
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the bridal party ' and - paste arrived,
rite showers were in order. • The hap-
pey • ample ' loft on the 3 train)
returning tee. their new residence on•
Wellington 'Street on.the' late train 'on
Friday-.:*.hoth. are wellsknoivis and, all.
joiein, wishing them a long and pros -
ore -
ore by ethers'. • . • .• • . -• ••
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Burrows took place, on :Ole '29nd. 'of
The' . 'funeral of the late William The:effects of the injury, which Pl.
ica.Magistrate • Butler..received some
months ago have returned' arid • have
April, the services being conducted by
the Revs. Hazen Clemeat, assumed a serious aspect so that he
the service the hymns etNearer may: have. te go to the heepsitele.,
in The • Engieeers Carr-Harrie • ani Hutton
God To Thee," ,ands "Safe
of .tbo. C. leave ....for China.
Artno of. Jesus" ewere sung by • • all.
The casket .was.coveredi with e floral: in a few days and nail .from Vtincoue
tributes.- :A. large pillow; Of reinis wa.t ver on the. ••13th of May When they
Stearner the Empress of
sent by Mrs. W. D.. :Cox ref •Leanettig- taifl the
too ; large Wreath,. feoni. Seis. eta, •having ;received appointmeets on
ley of. London; e. lovely casket eee the engineering staff ofee the Canton-.
qtet :front • Hay Bros.. of Listo.wer .Hang Kew Railway.. air. Carr -Harris
'will be es-sistent engineer and • Mr
InKety bench of • carnations 'from
-Miss' Durtrin of :Dungannon, 'anottltee' Hatton's position is ..telso .a lucrative
pretty., hunch front • Mr. and . Mrs'. one: They 'go • on 'el slum-To:ere' . con-
An•gus elIcKinneneof town"; and tract : " . •.
large pillow -'with "Father"' in, „gold in the Detroit, .fotirnal of the 20th
lettere, from; •fainiry.. The pall- of •April we reticed the 'report of:
bearers were : Stokes 'Cc: Acheson, -serithis accidentrivhich hefel little'
Bed -
Ephraim Doweing," W.. -Robertsen, ford Green who, . was! struck by an
J. H. ,Colborne and John, Shaw The auteinebile and rendered uneonsciete.
feneral cortege. Was. very • largee so He the Son of Mr.' WillianiWreen;
many country. carriages being . added tormerly.of Goderich: • . • ..
to those' of town,. The late Mr. 'Bur- Citizen', Doak, now tbat he . has he-
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roeyS .WaS .• born gun to build reSidences' tor 'itimselei
England, and Came- to-CA*6-.1 with .h4s neeme 4tete, .1.Te :has
his •parents who. lived -.built .pretty pertibe • thir1,.'
.Ritlg,TWood• and .several: other pliteeS Stee2, entraripo of his house on. Pieron•
in that Vioinity.. ' carne to ..Goder-: street and a 'dormer *Indew.•in. • the'
ich „about eeeeeied* at
the Nile in i862...to :Mits-Terissa, Stew., .end of the nth* 'addition; s • :•
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Mr. Carter'S resideeme on Elgin
art, Wile 'euyviVeS.:hrini with, fetif child avenue,,,is making, good progress., '
ren Mis David Cassedy 'of Ayr,s
Lionel Parson intencle • remov.
• Mrs. B,. Munnings town;' inge the house lately ,the abode
.111.S.M. Margaret: and Thames .at home, Elford, .West street,sonle feet fronntho
.The: relatives from a, distance • who
Pevenient and will have': the side . of
, attended the 'funeral 'were ••• 'Thomas. the, hiiildingefacing the south which at
Elmes of Preston ; R. Elines of present -faces tlie west. e•
Paris, D: CasSady,. Aye; Miss Stew.
art, St. Marys, 'Miss • ' Durnin A... 'Y.. Pe.; A. of • St. •Georges
celebrated the,evertinig of St: ebrec'
and ,Alex. Durnin„' West Waevenosh.Thei
•Day. by having • e • feetieltY,- and spent
deceased. gentlenian was 'a 'Choir lead -
the evening with games and vocal and
er for many years, and was e pleas-. the
Music.
ant tna,nnered, public spirited and ,
goorl..eitizen.. • . „ The Bishop of Huron will hold
,The" funeral* ef •the late :Kagits ,Mac- confirmation in St' •George's •church
doneld took: place on .Saturday after- on. Thursday. evening. of -this week..
Rayfriond Redinoud, from Welgielcie
noon . to Meitlaed, Cemetery, the ser- •
vices being • coneeucted• by tlie Rev., Mr. has sufficiently" recovered from"- a bad
Ander:Oen.. The , pallbearers : were Mi.. attack' of grippe to be a.ble to take.
dhael O'Reilly, Dgn. ,SleLeode Norman. up his stedles attethe' Collegiate,
McLeon. eand Malcolm McLecid. . The In a letter from: Mitts. Macabe
old gentleman eame,,t9 Canada with Wein Went. Virginia, • :ieceined • bylte_
his . wife : from Lewes,: Orkney:Wends., last VOH,,. she says "A'f, the time
MVO 'sobs and three daughters were reaeinen Yew:Act:ter and :boxeol.
shnrn-
boin .to them. The d.aughters living rooks, we. .Were naning anxious
are e. airs. J,olta Mackay, whose hus-; time. owing to the fact that we 'Were .
hand lighthauee keeper .at Loyal having erie 'of • the Worse ffsede ,
Island ;- and ' Mts. - Alekander, whose lralve had 'since 1884. It came within
husbalid keeps. the lighthouse at Port a feet. ef; %ire first floor eStling,anell
Colwell; Of son,, • Dan., it- a Post- we feared for a'whi.e. would entne
mester in 11Iinnesota, John a sailor, • upstairs, but are' very- grateful. it did
and Neil's whereabouts lave not been. not. I had the piano taken out tor . as
known for some time. Mr. Macdonald p. thought, aplice of• eaSety,• but the
was married .. twice, his 'second niarr- water reached itai•A though I have note
lege • taking place at • Hipiey, No cltil-i.had•eit brouglets back, ye't" :know it is
dreti were born of thisenarriage. ' spoiled. . Our out buildings. went and
Tho two Settle daughters , the late I a geed, '• bit .of mittee, daneages„Was •
Macdonald .are ill- with feeder I done." . •
in their hopie so . that their grand -1 Mr, and Mrs. Grant. McGregor are
father's 'funeral could not take plebe again. for the Summer at "Cliff Cote'
from his 016 home. The young ledies tage,". after having spent the winter
are being nursed byetheer grandmokher, residence of Peincipal. Tigert.
Mrs. 1VIttek,enZie, and her sons wife, Our member, . Edward Norman
Mrs. Kenny Mackenzie, who came Leeels, M.P., mustlfave had a very
dowh. Witic•them from Ripley; . busy time down at Ottawa, this ses-
On :St. George's Day, .Organist Cuff sloe, for besides- mainng some mato.
unfurled the Ited Cross of St. George . worthy -speecliet in Parliament, he
In front. of his residence and Pherise has had a nese' wenk :pnblished eteti-
Stewart's roses were an disposed a tied "Lewis' Law .of Shipping," which
On the Aameday is the only work on the subjeet pub -
We were surprised, on openine a • Belie& In Canada, making the work
lege at-our-dbor the-;:lr--neeessarn - to every professional inan.
press Agent on Saturday lot. to find Mrs. Rks Price is havieg repairs
that it • contained one of the most made to her pcirtiece and other parts
stylish and .expeesive hate our eyes of her residenbe. •
ever fell mean-. There are liutterflieed Mr. 'and .Mrs. haker now oo.
beetles, and a' bird of superb. plumage, ' cupy the house on Wellington street
with purple velvet ribbon bows and formeily occupied by Mr. Charles
silk blonde of shaded orange underly- Knight. •
ing the butterflies. The hat itself is • Airs. Henry Tichhurne has recovered
(at greth hair braid. Some Of our from le severe attack et grippe.
many friends must think' that "Gold- Mrs. Coni- Victoria street, has beett
en Leaves" are making us gifted With "second sight," and can
aire. We thank the giver Very much now read any type. without the eict of
tor so mien atiteeitioti and foretlfaught spfttaeles.
Goderinh.
Mrs. Watson of Lighthouse: street is
halting a very pretty and strong wire
fence, with tubing ois too, in trent of
her residence,.
Miss Alma Sturdy has been :very
ill with an attack of measles.
Mrs'. Thomas Ward, grand -daughter.
of Mr. George Sutton, has purchased
ho property On Pletnn street form-
er* owned by the lateWilliam Somers
Mrs. Weiss and family have rented
the house on Macdonald, street form-
erly occupied. by the :Misses !Coutts.
aer. ft.:. Belk has. purchased, from
Wt. Tom Wyatt her pretty residenee
on Toronto .street.
Miss Turie Brown has -been. holiday-
ing at "Balnay Beech," Toronto, the
guest of -Mrs. ime, formerly of
CeadetiCh.
On Nelson street, in front of the
D. Mackay esrate, there is a gnarled
tree, .branches and all goaried the
tame. It is,a - perfect curiosity for
ugliness. •
Mr. Arthur Suttoe sold out .bia
laundry business to sotne man in
,1411-tehelL
. Miss Jennie Bell is"speading
weeks in thestate of New York..
Angus Murray one .01 the,crew ,
tire 'Searchlight,""s whieh sank eft
.Harbor Beach, Mich., was a equsin
of Mesdames McIver and Wieginsemed
was a- reenient of 'Goherich fax manyn
years..
Mrs. MalcOlm. Macdonald has re-
turned front .1fer visit to .Ripley, •
a
'- •
Miss Eva. FIaggerty 'of Brockville,
Ont., has . mysteriously disappeered
from the Women's Hospital in Phila-
delphia,' •
•
:Coatracte have .beeh let by the
Hamilton department for a . new fire
engine, examination wagon and other.
fire eeuipmene.
The Montreal City Council has ie -
solved to 'ask Andrew Carnegie to re-
rew his*offer - •of 'a library. for • Mon-
• treal: •
• The Senate next • sessioe, will 'have
•its restaurant managed by a Salaried
'superintendent. lt was 'decided to
elotse the bar.
Miller es Compound Iron ' Pills, wily
25 cents for 50 doses. Poe sale by W.
'A. McConnell .druggist Clinton:
• Sir Thomas Sbaitgnessy says •the
0. ie. R. will have nothing' to do with
the proposed BlaCksod , and •Halifax
Fast steamship. line,
•
•
. 'Worm• Powders faX Sallow
Skin; old di: ." young. For sale by W:
.MeConnelr, druggiait
. •
The case against Captain Bunn of
the° Qoyernment cruiser Vigilant was
adjourned ,indefinitely, no one appear
Ing .to tunport the cltarges. '
PRCIVED• ArThR FIFTY -EARS.
'The' test • .of time hat proved that
Putnam's Corn Ext•rattor cures ntilek-
er, :WM less ;discomfort and moire
thoroughly than, any thing else. Con-
tains no, acids, is .purely vegetable and .
.alisolietely • guaranteed. Insist on.
."Putiram's". only -it's.. the best. -
The treaty of peece signed •by Nee-.
araguac and Salvador Provides tor '
Central American Peace CongresS.
. . .
•
prit TELE 131.1SY OFFICE dAN
1 He feels half dead, a. sense of, ,estis-
ea; heada,che anti nervel strain. He is -
on :the * verge of. breakdown through
Overwork and lack of. exercise, These
difaulties are -best overcome by Dr.
Hamilton's Pills, which malio the
bowels active, stimulate kidneys' -and
liver and thereby' free the system of
••-
Almoot, exhausted from exposure on
a piece .of floating ice in the 13ay of
Fundy, Murray Sickle' was brought to
safety by a rescuing • party. it. 'is,
feared . that his, companion bee perish-
ed. '
• : *HEN:. THAT COLD 'COMES.
• How is it ;to . he ,cered ? This meth -
is simplicity-iteelt: Rub :the eliest
throat *ell ivith Nerviline ; use it as
a .gargle and take some in hot water
'before retiring along with one -of Dr, .
Next' moreing: finds
you • refreshed, tree froili • coin and
bright .as a dollar. These household
'remedies are • wonderfully stiocesslid,
and certainly Won't failin yeur case.
For sale. at all . dealers.
. .
^•••••••••:,
Four anarchists, thought to liekre
donnas on the' life of the Belgian heir
presniptive, were arrested last Fri-
day in Brussels,. Belgium.
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•
State of Oltio, City et --
Toledo, Limas County. -ss.
Frank J, Cheney makes oath* that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co. doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, andthat said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED opt,
LARS for each and every case of cat-
arrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Catanth Cure. • •
• FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and suliscribed
in ray presence, this eith day of Dec-
eMber, A. D...1886. A. W. GLEASON
ASea.44 Is
Publie.
Hall's' Catarrh Cure ls taken inter-
nally, and adts directly on the Wad
and mucouo Surfaces of the system
Send or tatimonials free.
F. ‘I. CHONtY & Co., Teledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 750,
Take Family Pills for C6w:
stipation.
That Tired Feeling
That cornea to you every spring is is
sign that your blood la wanting in
vitality, just as pimples and other erup.
time are gigue that your blood la inn,
pure.
One of the great facto of experience
-
and observation le that Hood's Same.
parilla always removes That Tired Feel-
ing, gives new life, new •courage,
strength and animation; cleanses the
blood, clears the complexion, builds up
the whole system.
This ie one of the reasons why Ilooint
Sarsaparilla is the Best Spring Medicine.
Accept no substitute for
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Insist on having Hood's, get it today
of your druggist. 100 doses one dellare
The Bell Telephone Company has se+
cured a, three-year •franchise in tho
eity of London. •
AI project for the construction of a
seeped Situ canal is assuming deer.-
ito shape.
FOR OVER S/XTY'YEARS,
Mrs. Wilslow's Scnithing Syrup has.
beennsed by millions of mothers • for
their children while teething If ais-
tarbed by night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and.
crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get' a bottle of "Mrs.
Wilslow's Soothing Syrup" tor child-
ren teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer • immediately.. Depend
Upon it, mothers, there is no Mistake
about it. • It cures Diarrhoea, • regu-
• lates the Storne,ch and Bowels, cures
Wind Colic, softens. the .Gump, reduces
Inflammation and gives tone. add en-
ergy to the whole system "Dirt.,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child-
ren •teething is pleeiant to the tante
and is the prescription of one el the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists throughout the world. Be sure
and' ask to "Mrs, Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup: - .
Lamberanclo$tsforSale
I wish to inform the public that.
I have for sale a large -stock- of .
lienilock 'limber, all lengths. and
other timber out: to order: --Also.
a quantity of Cedar Posts all 'of
whicb vi11 be sold at •reaseatable
prices.
SA.MIIEL 'moot
BAYFIELD P.
Town of...Clinton..
• .
• TAX SALE NOTICF '
.• , .
P1l3LIC NOTICE IS HEREBY G/
• en pursuant to ,sub -section, 3. of SEC-
tion,143 of "The Assessment A.et".
that the list of lands for Sale in..the
municipality. of- the town of Clinton,
ler taxes has, been prepared; an
copies thereof may be had in my of-
fice: and that • the advertisement
eMbracing such list .is being publish.: t
nd in the Ontario Gazette an the
Saturdays. of March 30 and April 6. .•
13.' and 20, 190n and that in, deflatin
"of payment of the: taxes, as shown
In • the said list, on •Or before the.
date *fixed for sale, viz,. Tuesday,
• ;July •2, 1907 •the lands will be sold
for taxes.: at such ,date. Dated ,:e.t
• the town of Clinton., Ontario, ,this
• third day Of .April -A. D... 1907.
• ' b.' MACTAGGART,,
TOWN TREASURER.
ADmINISTRATOR'S SALE OF DW-:.
'ening house hi, Menton. On the .
day Of May, 1907. ,at &plea, pm,
there will be offered for sale by reeb- •
lie- auction, the following lands hee
longing to the estate ef• Eliza Can-
telon. deceased :el-Mist:Ay-lots -mem-,
hers .80 and 81. on t'he east side ' of
Raglan Street, Clintorii containing
, two acres of land, more Or less. On
-Orem lets are erected a mood
storey brick house, with nine rooms •
and. good Cellar, and also • a • frame '
• Intelinn and 3voodshed., arid a,fraine:
stable. . • Secondly -e -lots humbere 43.•
end 47on the corner ,of Princess
•• and -Raglan Streets, containing one .
acre of land., more or less. On these
hits are • a. good 111- 'storey frame •
house' with seven rooms,' a kitchen
and woodshed' and a iramee stable.
These lots are Well -located for 'Otte
sion.:0,nd. sale os • buildhig lois; The . •
properties wifl fie•sol4 subject to re- .
• 'serve bid. and sdhject to the a.ppro-
vil of the OffiCial Guardian. Fer.
further particulars apply to Henry
Cantelon, Administrator. or W.
_Brydone, Solicitor for the Adminis-
, trator. Dated -17th Apeii, 1907,
Gst
and Less
As we have decided to retire from
hosiness in Bayfield we Will dispose of
Our entire stook of
DRV(:5'
GROCER:ESand
CROCKERY
At Costfand .Belo‘it
The Stock „must he closed out
by the end of May when we'
close our door&
Come and see us
and take advantage of
Our Cienuine Bargains
J. FRASER,
HAYFIELD.