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-RELIABILITY EXPRIENCEI,
Cream Separators
No article .on the farm pays the
farmer better than a• Cream Sep-
arator. When buying, buy the best
that is the DeLaval. I am agent
for it in this district.
The Cyclone Fencing
The Cyobane Wire Fencing has
the two great requisites -it looks
well and It a long time. Be
foreplacing your order let me show
you this fencing and quote you
prices.
APPLEBY. Clinton
THE CLYDE STALLION
LORD .STANLEY
Will stand for the imerovenuent of
stock for the Neilsen of 1907 at his owl.
stable,, on Lot. 24, . Con 2. Stanley.
Lind Stanley is a light bay. stripe,
nigh hind fetlock white. He was
foaled June 24th. 1905.
PEDIGREE: 'Siberian limp) [63375)
(11933), Glenlaggan (hue) [4605](10560),
Rakerfield (imp) 14871 (4190). Scotlen4
Yet (imp) [3451 (1292). Captain Watt
imp) [2311(400) dam MI ,nie Glenlag-
gan [5840], May.
TERMS: T. insure $8.-
.A LBERT NOT; Proprietor
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Real Estate for Sale
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 15,
coneessioa 9, Stanley township,
consisting of 100 acres, 90 acres
cleared and all seeded down except
20 acres, There are 10 acres of
•good haldwood bosh. miless from
school and 2.1- miles from the vill-
age of Varna. This. desieable farm
will be sold on easy terms.. -G. U.
Keys, Varna P. 0. 64
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 13,.con. 16, Goderich township0
consisting of 80acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance bush. Good barn
and comfortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good running strearn3.
mile from school and 1 mile from
postoffice. Will be sold on easy
terme.-Apply to T. T. 'Murphy,
Clivrton. 35 tf
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale part of lot
40 on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south al Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Good frame house with st-
one cellar, barn 3640 with cement
basement. Easy terms. - J. A.
Smith. 90
FARM FOR SALE ON 7TH CON.
Stanley township, codtaining 175
" acres. i mile from school, mile
from Presbyterian and Methodist
churches and postoffice, 7 miles fete
tiensalLamL_A-milete-1 m inPell
There are on the premises
three barns, 64e40, 70x28, 50x28,
all in good repair. Corafortahle log
and frarne house. 22 acres in fall
wheat. All fenced, 100 acres well
ttaderdrained and the remaining 76
acres drained by township ditch
running through. Never failing well
at the house with a new 13rantiord
pumping mill, also a never failing
spring back on the farm. 1i acres
good bearing orchard. Thir term is
sin a first-class state of cultivation
and is situated in one of the best
grain growing sections in the pro-
vince. Will be sold cheap and on
terrns to suit the purchaser. FOr
,further ir.formation aSp1 on the
premises or address • Georee Cole-
man, Hillsgreen P. 0. 47
VARY( FOR SALE. LOT 24; CON,
2, Stanley, containing 100 act* 10
acres el bush, the remainder is Well
fenced, underdreined and in a good
atate of cultivation. 1 stereo! or
and small fruit. On tho ptu-
Mises is a two Stoty brick house
With slate roof, 4, first-class fano
house, a harie • site, 44
* 80 with stone stabling, a tement
idlo 14100. good dtiviug house,. pig
pan and heti house. TWO hetet-fail.
Ing Thitt Itirm iS situated
taw matt Ittneelields 6 tretti Ohne
*en And oft ild gavot toad. AP#
Ply Os fly Oreiblatil or AddrOse
Non, 011itiOn P. O. • 02
ra
0A4 Wedneinthey wce Jahn *OA was
ueited ii mareiage with Mi For-
syth' of Seatorth, foxpeerly el *tear
Kippert, The cerernony wah performen
at the 'Menet Egmendville by the
Rev. Mr. Shaw, A greed reCeptiOU
waa teeelered the happy couple at the
km of the groom, near Hensall on
Tuesday night when 200 relativeaed
friende assembled to de thent teatime
While part or the etenpaity eajoyed
the games; and festivities of the hottte
the great majority adjoerped to the
barn which WAS specially lighted • and
prepared for the oecas1o.1. The gay
and Native vieline rang out Merrily
and the light fantastic Was tripped.
by, happy feet till ,the "Wee eina
hors."
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Reeord.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
AVSs establiihed twenty years
ago and hy ite thorough work
and honorable dealings with,
•its VatrOns has become one oi
the largest and most Widely
known Cortmeecial Colleges in
the previnee. The demand up -
an Us fez eammercial teachers
and office assistants greatly
exceeds the supply.. We aseitit
graduates to hoeitions. Stud -
ants Are entering each Week.
Catalogue 'free. "
Elliott ft.. McLachlan
PRINCIPALS
:.TELEGRAPH.
.OPERATORS
ARE WANTED BADLY BY OUR
CANADIAN •' RAILWAY COM-
PANIES: THEY ARE FORCED..
TO ADVERTISE FOR THEM
TO -DAY. WITH -3000 MILES
NEW ROAD BUILDING • THE
DEMAND WILL BE STILL
KEENER. WHY NOT GET...
READY? THE WORK, , • IS
CLEAN • AND NICE AND THE
SALARY VERY GOOD. , . WE
PREPARE YOU QUICKLY AND -
AT LITTLE COST. WRITE US
FOR .FREE PARTICULARS:
CENTRAL _ TELEGRAPH SOH- :
00L, GGRRARD EAST, TORO.;-
NTO, W. E, SHAW, PRESIDENT.
hat Shall I
Eat?
That is how yeti feel at this time
of the year.
We carry a full line of Fresh Groe
ceries and Fancy Cakes*: •-•
You' will be sure to find in our
stock something that will please . you.
We have some very pretty Dinner
Sets, Odd Pieces of China, end Glass-
ware , that wmed xnake nice presents
for June brides.
A. D. Beaton
Phone 111, Prompt delivery
COAL
Otder • your yeat'S supply now.
The best in the market, $7 per ton.
but if ordered and paid for liefore
MaY 3Ist, a discount or .40 cents a
to .a will he allowed. .
Orders left atDails &Rowland s
will be promptly attended to.
W. J Stevenson
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For Sale
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We h,ive tor sale a quant.
ity of I ietulock. Slabs, cut
16 inches long, suitable
for ranges..
Haitilltd0
Monster th 12. Cele-.
titration
A mon 61 er 12th of h celehretinn
vtlitfie held in die town or St, Merl's'
Milder the autpieee eir -the County
Orange Lodge of South 'Penh. .The
meeting will be atitleeteett
wird, Sneakers. - 4 • fun peogotia of
elphrts Will also be given including s
Chat/WO/044 baseball nietch at 30 Mt
The Commit tee is Spilling no pairta,•
Making this one Of the most socete,„.
rut telehistione veer held in Perth.
Ptill pettiettlete es to tell hie and rates
can be Mel' itt any 0, T. tieket
office Dc. Ronin. R. W.
SWittet; 'Witt. it,
Goderich
The `Wornanal Inotitute met on
Thursday last in the pretty groan& of
Mrs. Robert Jones, About twanty-
tive were present, The Bub.
jecte for the month were discussed
plemeantly by all. A pleasing part- of
the program was the Invitation to the
members of the Institute by one of
their number. Mre. Kerry Monis, of
"Mori Wale FLLPUL" to a• -hold pie-nie
in her grounds iiton early date. As
all he members were not preeent we
cennot at this writing give the date on
which the ple-nie will he held. ' The
Secretary woo instructed to ask all the
membere to help enlarge! the district
fund,. which it P e e is not in as
flourishing a condition as it ehould
The member& wished a letter of con-
dolence to be sent by. the President
to Mrs Joseph Salkeld and to Mrs.
Isaac Salkeld Jr., regretting that she
, is prevented by a ,very set irate illness
from teeing part in the work, and
praying that she might cie spared to
her ofemily, Refreshniente were serv-
ed'J in the oblides of the old apple tree"
by.MesdameiJonee and Bogie nnd all
enjoyed the outing.
We notice that Dudley Holmes,
barrister, Winghatte and son of Dr.
William Holnaes, treasurer here is
secretary of jhe high section' board at
Wingheln.
The tate George Moulton who lost
his life on board the Turret ()ape re'.
eently by filling into the hold of the
the steamer, wits wittchinati on board
of her during her wintering here last
season. -
Mr. Percy Cornell of Toronto is holi-
daying with his wife and child et the
residence Of Captain Sutherlaud.
Mau ried, at St. Gil& church, Win.
nipeg, on VVednesday, June 26th, by
the Rev. Mr. Mc.Leati, Mary morag.
glut, Liu wood to J. Caution Stewart of
oderich, late ot Winnieeg.
Mrs. C. 1-1. Tanner and son Masten
Hugo of London were butt week the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilsou,
"Afton Lodge." •
of her parents. Captaiu and Mrs. Bari-
terMfss 11.ixter of Chicago 1.8 the guest
Miss May Hyde of Hamilton WW1 the
euest of her aunt. Mrs Peter MacFar-
lane, dining the visit of the filst High-
landers, Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Jarmyn occupy the
house on Britannia. Road owned .and
formerly occupied by Miss Selluchan-
•an Buffelo.
Miss Jean Grant of Clinton is the
guest of Miss Spence. Stanley street,
couein of Mie.s Grant.
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The 91st Highlande.rs, tinder Captain
'MacLaren, marched down to the Park
Remise, headed by the 33rd Regiment
bend, and sereneded president J. J.
Wright giving him, as presidentot the
Veterans' Association, three hearty
cheers before leaving , his retiden'ee.
Mr. Wright mild it was the greatest
honor he ever received In hie life,
Mr. and Mts. J. T. Lynn of Brant-
ford and little son Cecil are enjoying
life in the Milne house Tiiirehasedfrotu
Judge Holt. Rev.Mt. Nott took the
contract or putting a foundation ma
der iv and otherwise re -modeling it,
andmow it quite. an airy Inolting
dwelling. •
, The 33rd Regiment, hand seremuled
the town on the 4th of July. played
several Anterican airs and wound'ap
with the tuitional anthem .and ' Fair
Canada" They have a fineuesortnient
'of gond music on. hand. .
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Mr Jobe Artiiitage has ILIUM. a very
pretty red hrick. cottage on Toronto
street With'dortner Windows 'on met
• Grey Township
J no. Slanders and wife of bfonerieff
Were visiting friends at Atwird.
Miss Bertha MeNaught is home from
her position in. Toropto for her vaca-
tion. •
Mrs Itobert Scott of Preston ei,•it•
ing het sister, Mrs, Dougald MeTag-
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Mrs. Agnes Davidson an3 grancison
of Toronto are, visitors at Thomas Da-
vidson's; Ilth eon.:
Lain Week Miss Jennie Rands arrived
home fer her vacetion. She has been
teaching bear Wiarton. "
Tiougald and Mils. McTitagert are
herne frern seejoyabie two wealth,
tilt) with teilativee in Chicago.
- A large addition will b*. built t� the
been of Hebert Livingeron, .16th can
A cettiont Wall will be phheunteteiten--
-et and Mie, Tbonspeen :of •St• -
Augustine vieited at the 'home of JAN.
urierlVirs: Armstrong, 10th con.; Sune
day and Moticlay.
Jetties Arniett•ong and Miss Bertha
left on Tuesdny on it driving ri p
vtsjt-
higthe fortner's brothers at Kinn-
win th and Shelburne.
Jim. Robertson, 10th on ,ha made
' commencement on bonding of . a
new barn With cement stabling, •
Dliss Ella McKinnon is home front
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her situation KS teacheeof the primary
department of the Bruce Mines% Public
sehoel looking MI if it, had agreed ith
her splendidly.
C. It and Mrs, Bennett arrived here
Ott Tuesday evening of title week from
Arcot° for a visit with relatives. Mrs."I
Bennett ism, dtrogliter et Thomas and
Mrs: DaVideon, 11th eine
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Conneillor and Mrs, ilenwro Were
:away -for it week • on it driving tour
. which included Gait mid &indium, ft
was lin ehjeyable trip (turner which
many old ft lends were called upori.
The rOntract for removing the rote I
duroy for 40 rods south of Monctieft on
tbe mirleroad was set lawt Saturday to
3aines Cutoutiroeseno Dillow) McKee,
It was work thet wits badly ed
to be done. . •
Richaehl Mitehell an ;yea home from
Seskatoen Inst• tiaturdity whither he
had gone owing to the serious • illeess
of his son racy. The patieut seemn.
paroled his father home and we,hope he
Will soon he as howl y .is ever. f
The vote& list foe 1007 Wati'delivered
tO Clet•k 'McIntosh hist week _and first '
posted Op on thednestiee. The:* '
922 no Mee in pert I 102in in siert 11,
and part 111,1056 in ell, 611 ate
competent to move an Pelee.
Morris Township
Miss Minnie ter, teacher or 14, S. No.
8, heti returned' to her home in Clinton
tri spend the enutinee vatietion.
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We nee glad to otate Ihet jatner
greshy, 6th line, bas recovered from
his went indisposition caused by a
slightatteek ina Dunlop.
A number of the young peoele trout
around Sunshine aRent, Dominica DAY
at Westfield pie.tsio, end all report
having had it good time.
.The new brick resid.ettee . or James
Nichol, Oth line is being pushed ahead
well. The brick walls axe completed
end the roof on ready for the slatere,
D. A. Lowery has the brick' work and
Thomas Newsome has the carpenter.
ing.
Robert Nichol nith line has purchas-
ed the 100 items belonging' to James
Petc'h of Metier*, fdanitoba and gets
possessioh next March. The price is
as good es -44.400. As the farm iles im-
inethately elorigeide of Mr. Nichors it
will constitute an A-1 property.
The. pie-nlc held by S. S. No. 6,, Mor-
ris. 10 Walter Yuill's bush was a.
ht.illiant success. A pleasant after.
noon was spent after vvhich a tenant-
ing lunch was 'revved. After this en •
iutereetiug game of football was play-
ed between the lird and 4th lines of
Mort•is which ended in a victory fir
the fiid, the score being 2 to 1. When,
S. S. No, 6 undertakes anything it ie
hound to be a success.
Ayiesworth Defends Fraud
Those wbo at the oPera house a, few
nights ago beard the Minister of Jus-
tice boldly deferid the North Atlantic
Trading Company and its deal with
the Dominion Guyer ti men ti heard him
wonder what all the noise Was about
„and charge his opponente wit,h slander,
will beenterested in reading the follow
ing trout the London Free Press, anh
it speaks by the record ,LS known to all
melt who have closety followed the
matter, for Mr. Ayleewerth evidentlfl
nerely repeated his Serbia speech
hem: • •
The hardihood of the Minister of
justice at Sarni^ in Oetencling the
North Atlantic Trading Company's
graft surpasees...evet•ythiug. He stig-
Inatized as a "baseless blander the
statement that this einnottny was het
an honest eorporatiou in the sates
sense as the Canadian Parcitic Rail-
way, '
1t is mere! y ni pude n ce to :pi etend
that the myst alone hand known as
the North Atlantic Trading Painpany
was legitimate. • • •
A contract was 'blade' with: people
purporting to be such it company by
RtAilor, Mi6EisSugift.onotalsiillr.kinoeisteimr
of the auiglaIate
sent oat under its sigeneies five dollars
a head was paid as a bonus.. syhtb
questione were asked in 1903 Sir. Wil-
li id Laurier exclaimed that it WAS re-
gistered in Hamburg: liedeclined to
say who:composed it but guarantee' its
cheracteir as a.tegulet.ly 01ganized and:
duly registered .company. . But the
eouree Of the business was en snystet-
' knee and the sutns of,ntimey drawn on
Aisetecount tio.large that inembet.s of
parliatuent were not satisfied with
such a bald statement, They Wanted
particulara. .•
It was thererevealedahat unto Julie
1000 the cOmpany had nO. . legal . exist-.
enee. • Then. to make a show of 'legality
it compqnit Under the rottne.,.and -.title
was registered Ist Gliernsey, One of :the
Channel Wands/ which Arai, no .1aw!
like that of England aud Canada, re-
quiring the publication of • the nettles
ot the stbekholdere. Though founded
in that ()ova the way corner the coin.
patty was to, operate in • Germany, by
.stealtin-464ain--immigrants4ot,
.die. the lawe of European countriei hsd
to tie Woken. The , agents had to
sneak anent line, the fitenion of the
hood e brigade in Ontario, which it
-was.Mr2Ayieswortbsir. Inisiness as soli-.
eitor for •the late Ca tario iev.erti tnent
it) defend in the coots ot to ehield
from the worst penalty by seine -pay
confesisioie. .. • " •
It wateto favor this • geese that the
tianieS wele kept secret. After eoele
three hundred thousand dollars had
heen obutined in, hon•uses at $5 a, bean..
the affair had become sueb a scandal
that et parlianientaryerenetnittee was
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celled to.tiXtillaina- it. The Organizer;
W, T. R. Preston, was summoned from
London and sWorn to tell the ;Whole.
troth, But he refused to tell who got.
th e &Matey. •this he Wes: supported
'by Sir Wilteid and hie cahinee
Bin, before this, FO glaiifil4 nod offen-
sive had the scandal • heroine that the.
flew tniiiister of, tnei into iot• Me. 0 f-
ver,•caticelled the cputracte'eadthoug
_Itjead-theyetate yet to ruti.
The high commissiotter, ,Lot•d Strati,-
conti.condeunted the methods ot the
bogus company. It, nits . neceseaty
•that it elieuid be suppreeeed. The last
t•eport of the deputy. minister of the
intet says : ,•The termination of
the arrangement yeah the, North
Atlantic:Trio:hug Syndicate and the
wit hdrawal of the bowie system in
conoection With bookings front the
contibent will make it tieceseeey to
adript, sortie Iteve plan."
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' The whole thing so stands io the
pUtnic and Imbttil that -its or-
ganizer, Preston, was dinutissed, btit
like the westeilt kolbitd, Wagner,
was "hired over again" at a better
salary' hi another • place. •Ile had it
lila cIiiitii to graft Was (tride-
nt/Mir,
Since then the Auditor of the interior
delta, curvet was sent LO garope to en -
wilt* lied report • Be. fetid the cone
patty was composed of persons wbo
would t•athet, "commit suicide" than
have theienames made known, Yet
140111(4' of • the members of the bogus
coinpany have been reveeleth They
peeve te have been relations( of Mr.
esto,i, whose tounes Wet•e used, es
cover, and who have nO nettt 04ntrt in
its operations.
'Thies isolhe company which Mn.
,Ayleewm ELI at, Sanaa, compared in
legal extelience and reeponsibilit
W1111 Cal/Hitina Nellie Rail way. Th lb
111 the company, the ei iticism
he denounced as baseless slander,"
and 0/111440 tom -tides he defused t
perfeet in the interestm of Canada', •
Is the men who defends such grOSS
fraud end tridice_,rV to rob the treesney
fit to preside as .Mioister of Justine p-
-31,idgetowe Doinibion.
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Oneman Was killed and several per-
ilous were Wilted lietutday by the
brelikieg ohs tiobto nit the ineline rat,.
Way at Prospeet Point, N, Y.
Record Readers
How a Dollar Circulates
burrsiaehe as461miaavnyi71sliallienned 'thwigetht thbaee
to your pocklet in a day or two in
the course of busieese. It may be it
reaches you through, the medium of a
subscription in aid of youe church,
your society; your band or your . af-
flicted neighbor. It is pretty sure to
find jt e way bech to your purse ini ex-
change, for your produCe or labot.
BUt What be:Miles ei it When you
Alp it to the :departmental store 1
When you do that yett can safely bid
it a last, long, fond, lingering, fare-
welloand if money is scarce in yet,*
community you have thus made It
ono dollar scarcer. You always Anti
tbe dealer ready to handle the
goods for which., there is a demand
'Ask hi'm for the pods you want and
if not in his stook he'll find the way
to get it foe you. 'He'll get it at 2 e
fair price, too, for he cannot afford
to treat customers unfairly. You
will by dealing at !home keep yethe
money in the aeighlrorhood and you
willv have the knowledge that you; are
getting what you. pay Par instead 01
trustihg to the doubtful chance el
your mail package proving to be
"something, just as ' good, the goods
you ordered being out of stook at
present," The few. cents you save (if
yen do) ie a, snail oder purchase is
generally the most costly savings oi.
the year if the goods cart be got home.
• Deserting Their Leader.
Still another Liberal Member or the
Ontario Legislature has aneounced
that lie will not again be a caedidete,
maklng six up tie date : • inanely ,: Mr.
Smith of Peel, Mr. Preston of Soute
Brant, Me. Anderson, of East Peter -
here, intr, Melhillan of Glengarry, eli.
*Cole dr West Kent, Mr. Hyslop • of
East Huron. • . •
o many ce. his foiloveees-desertine
Mr. Graham eannot fail to dampen
the ardor. cif the new :Liberal candi-
dates selected at recent eoneentiens.
The pen who sit behind Mr. Graham
in the Legialatere and ere on the, in-
side of t•ler.gs realise too Well the
strength of the Government ° and iti
policy net ply in the House but in
the country, and are fullY Mien :that
Mr. Graha,ro is bA Lading a forlern
hohe, without the slightest Probitect
of• success:• •
allmosh one -forth of his Lees-
latht followieg deeteting and aben-
doning h•irn to lis fate small wonder
if his clash friends are counselling
Mr. Gralvem not to further sacrifice
hireselt, and thatehe is dallying with
an offer' of . seat in the .• Laurier.
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Many haee• wondered at the Ontario
Opposition- Leacl•ar, so far ,depaxtine
frotn the oln teelitioe 'aeainse
.`tituyting in cop,ples'.' anh eonseating
to accompany Hon- Mr. Aylesteorth
; on a tour of the, province. The reason
I is plain. Alone Mr.• Graham's eat
for contentions for the selection of
LoCal::cannidate3 wauletthave as' ed
tnheeded. tht, circunesitancee it
was deemed "goad 'polittes"'. to call.
double canoe -Worts in the majority o1.
the tidings for, the selection or candi-
dates for :' bathe _Hous;ts. By this
nteaes the party prestige In .Domi-
niot, affaira Was used to lend .a fietic-
ious strength tie the Or.tario Opposi-
tion. Having Consented to double up
the coeientiong,. Mr.' Grahain e was
,foreed epite of himself to Eppear in
company with Mr. Aylestvortle. While
these tactics ha:Ye succeeded. in senue-
inghLocal standard bearers, Mr. Gra.
been niust see, as all others pee, that
the company he hes been forced, to
keep has weaheneh , rather thee
stretigthened cause,- and ;that the
latter. is no seronger elite present
moment, than. when his colleagues:. ir
the Legisletere took. advantage of his
prohe,rhial good natere to, in. the
slang of the clay, !`hand him a lemons°
in the shape Of the leaderslilp.-Ridgee
Domiiittit '
Je Stewart of Belgrave, formerly
of Blyth got hisfoo badly inlet at
Brydges, raising by 'a heavi .s15:m. 0•'
,
timber dropping on his large. toe
.hresalting it up, :o as to laY him ofl
work for two., or three vvee
leaCsn;L Wednesday morning the. resthence
of hit. Edward Hope, Elderelle toWrie
ship, r.,ear Checley, stir! marriage of
the -it daughter Hannah to Fran't
Benton of Blyth was solemnized in
the -presence of *mediate relatives
and a few ;intimate friends. eThe.'
bride, who was given away by her
father, looted very charming in her
weddine gown of white point d'esprit
over silk, The young couple wcte un-
attended except by little Edwa.re Jef-
ktns, nephew of, th bride who 'made a
cute ring hcarer. After the ceranOny
Which was nerformed by the Rte.
Charles Waft:turn, of Millbanh, it
sumptuous wedding luncheon Was
served. the dieing room. Me. end
Mee Bainbon left on the 2.30 re.••
train for Galt and other places, the
bride 'travelling leo a navy blue taffeta
sirc s :it with touches of core eolor
an hat to mettle On hoer return,
44(ltiit.61:111. take up househeeping at the
groom's' w restdence thtu Moir,
Mr h. .I. Bailey, fmnarly prinztpal
of Blvilt Pri.;Pc school. and now writ-
ine Ina. ter at 4 -ate; ri hell gide lee
ntittite, has been reteerninehled for a
VaCani petclitiont at the technical bleb
reholl ih, Toronto. The leree Press
says 4111e in rap of the most eilicicuti
men on the ioettl stuff E.nd his
rre will be much re rellted Mr. Bail-
ey. ttd not apPly for the position, but
was !Tract:001y ,anno'nted by the 'heel
of thy, Oniatio collegiates."
$7
Immim110;■;00140sworoliminimmiiit
BelgraVe •
•
JaratSVa.ncanp14000$1,1lia.s been
visiting. among relatives here.
Miss Clark of Hamilton is home at
her parents for the holidayS.
(barley Bell ho hurchased Mt.
ser's howseland lot in Heigh:ie.
James •Nit/00410m- 4r. has gone
to the 'West, - •
Mrs., Proctor of palniersten vise
iting her daughter, Mrs. Cameron
Roherteon, axe/ her brother, Garner
Nicholson.
Mrs. Percy Seandrett and Mrs. Jae.
Taylor have been pending their tole
days in Centralia; ' with thole sister,
Mrs, Wealth.
We are sorry to state that Johti L.
Stewart, who got tip his foot intureth
at Brydge's raising, has had, his big
toe amputated.
Miss Bella' ••Allietiti,' 4a taking a trip
to- Winnipeg and will, visit her,brotler
and sister Wore eeturning. •-•
Joe Chaniney's“ • spirited poet% hor-
ses made aJ run -front . the hotel
sheds to the ststlen an Friday; hate
about th orey damage done was the
toe on the buggy was tore off.
•Or in any ease the., sytem;i over..
elimina,Md. Breath gets had,' .yea
• A SUSTAINING DIET: •loaded with matter thai rte. ule be
hook dull headaches are fre ue t
Odor staignnitio the will*
VOW sitik* DO"
lecto them at. NO Sift
bond On itorinnig
*WAS bock tibs bkoitail
face, uss sallow
Us* urinary
begirt. trentosittnt ossaswills
which
NO*.
• irdr twithicowit
lan4 Co* nook sia Mows, •No.
- I. Howl
Theo. Noe: Brunserielr men • were
drowned yesterday while canoeing in
'St. Croix Lake, Maine,
THORNS IN THE nEsa.
Even. worse in the agony of eorns.
Why, eaffer-core is waiting id; every
eirug store in the form of Putnam,
Cora Eixteaotor which relieves et once
cures thoroughly and without `Faith
Kishell he Co:, have amaiganieted
with the Robertson, ItfachieeryhCcen-
pery of Welloth
• WHEN YOU EAT TO.:)
you have indigestion, peehate weinps„.
These are the :enervating days,
when, as aomebody has said, mea
drop' by the sunstroke as if the .Daf
of • Fire tred dewired, They ate
fraught with danger to people whose
system are • poorly sustained ; and
this lead's' us to sae, in, the interest
Of the„less robust of out read re, that
the fell effret of Hood's Sarsaparilla
is such as to .Puggeet the proprinty of
calling this' medicine something, beel•1.-
es a blood purifier end tonic,- say, a
sustaining diet. It, maken it mutet
easteh to bear the heat, assures re-
fresh.hig .sleep and will wtthout any
doubt atert emelt , Pict:tees .ats this
time of )eer.
The Man Who Pays Promptly
We Want:ho Say a goed. Word for the,
man Wile .Pays •Ide small, obligatioes
• Prom:141y, Says an exehange. Thee,
are not as plentiful as they should.. be
and the elepeteeeds encouraging.
Most -men will: pay, :but few will pay.
promptly. Almost' any firm will tes-
tify that not the tithe, postage,
booking .and the like, it •ooste all some
accounts are wrath to get them 'and
still the man eying. it is •perfectly2;re
sponsible in. a. financial way .: It very
often haPPene that , the, worst sitmer
this particular is . the man beat
able ta pay. ' "
:•1140"THERS; HERE T.1` IS !
A fei ntl and Comforter, an ;moves-
ing'•aid in. e‘,2ry ho'e: for th 2 hund-
red arid oheteilments that( det teen. up..
Nerviline is too valuable to be . with
-
q 4t: If :exile thing , eaten, •causes
.trouble, if it's crimps, ineigeetien or
heedache, Nerviline curea. For cold
„
OD UM stanst utling : liente or lame
back yub Nerviline and get rase at
=V. ,As 124114 .Sare.,pard Lotitinz
is Prio'wn to excel' PolEOn's
Get the large, 35c;• bottle' from ' • eo e•
, • .
dealers.'
,TO Remove; Splinters.
The following is clipped front th
London Times. It is wall worth re-
mernherine • to try in ease •,if inter-
gency t When, a , splinter bee ' teen'
'driven deeply into the hand/ it eau be
extracted • evitheet !rein • by steam.
NearlY MI' a wide mouth bottle with
hoe water ; place the injured pert oti-
ce the month •and presee it slightly.
The suction will draw the Melt d,own,
and in a minute or two ,the steam
will eetricate the split: ter and. th:
inilerineetien together,
• SHAKE 'HAND. WITH AS
Awfully distecesine Is asthma. But,
worse...if posaible When comb% d with'
Brortehitis. Relieved quicher. by: Ca-
terrhozone than ''.anything :16a -cured
Po therottehly by ``Cataerlioaciee''
that it doesn't return. Ca ta.relioze
zone's healing vaPor in .breathed right
into the longs., •estroying • 'he cause
of Asthma, and sheceeds in the meet
chronic eases. ,Try it. Two siXes,
25e, and $1.00; al; all deilees. .
' •
'Me eteamberge 'Ionia. cattle d awar
the gates. of 17 in the Cornavall
temporar ly blockiag ,naeriga-
lion.
Kier Hardie, lead r of the Socialist
party in tbe British Cammonsr knees
next wee 'on a Visit to Canada.
The Government returns tor the fis-
cal period, or nine months which ,clo:,
cd MaIrch 31 shaw surPlue• of $16,-
427,167,
110.6.§Y CHEEKS' FOR PALE GIRLS
Doret be dAarrA frOre strength and
merit, don't give th .to illn:ss anti
(toenail-. Perrogone snalli,s tone and
vigor through ail • funetions o,f worrier)
ly life' are maiiitalned end fortifi-
ed. Prom New Richmond, Que.,' coni-
es the. following sta':ement, L'onx Mrs.
Isidore Boisitreault : "1 tae deer
ril:nscre t-stifying -to the powerf
influene:, of Ferreeene. For years my
„daugniter has „been pale and eie ly--
:bowing eigne Of advaneed amernia.
Her lips got so White and her cheeks
:;o devoid of color. I.,feared consume -
tion. I can- certify Perrone made
an es.ollent cure, and tottay my datt-
ghter's alth is the best." cents
pa' box at all ilealere
, q
Why not ',cleanse end , purify the;
whole system, why no strengthen the
'etormach, =rich the blood and assien
your . overtaxed digestive. °reacts ?
Easily done with. AK. Itamutonte
Pills ; their action is most graetifyiumg.
In oveey case they give efie,exact
hietanee the ailing organs require. .
Youhil feel • fitand:fine, eat with, a,
telish,, sleep like a e'op, hnee a Clear
-color, and restful skeet if you regultaitei,
your syStem • with Dr: -Hamilton's.
Rini, Price 25e. °par hoe at. all
'
cleal-
ers. •
FIFE AND DRUM pAgri.,- -- THE,
Fife and Deem Band- wish to state
• thatthe band is now open for en-
gagements 'with, suitable :Music for
any occasion, For terms -and at- -
tangements,, write W. L. Townsend,.
• Secretary, or W. E. boupe, Leader.
• .
NOTICE-' -FOR --GREDLTOR.S.-NO--
tine is heeeby.tgiven, -to all. persons'
having clanns against the estate. of .
James Keyes, late of the. townsiiin •
of Stanley; in the Ootretty of :Tierce,
: deceased, to • send .the t same
'dttly.. verified to the undersigned
..exceetors oli or before tb
day • Of July, .1907 c' after. Which
date tbe eaii executors will Proceed.
40 diateibete the said estate arnorighti
Um persons entitled thereto e having,
regard• only to the claims Of, which
notice shall then have been •received,
and that the said executors wiul not;
be liable for the proceeds of the „es- -
tate se distributed to any • parson of .11.
whose clainis notice shall not have
beenneceiyed. Dated at Varna this
Ilth -day of • une,1907'. James
MeOlytont and Milian), Logan, ex-
-
exeetitorso • •
s. •
TAKE RIVAL 'HERB • TA131,Fhl'S
• VOR , STOMACH, LIVER,',
KIDNEY'S AND FOR CL-
EANING THE. BLOOD. FOR
SALE BY Ay, A. MeCONNELL
CLINTON. . WHOLESALE'
FROM THE RIVAL HERB
AGENCY; KINCARDINE.
NOW IS THE TINIE.-TO PLACE
Your order for Fencing before the
advariee in price:' Use the Coif -
Spring- Wire inade by the Canadian
'Fence Co. Of which 1 am agent in
thia district. I 'am also agent for
the celebrated neintzman
F. W. Evans,' Bee 155 Clinton, P.O.'
Nortliern. Navigation *Conipany
Hoivit iEr'
TO NOrt,TH WEST ON STEAMERS -
SAILING JULY. .3rd;,,llth, .ANT)
pst.
Return fares to Ilattleferd, Sask.,
$30.00 ; Brandon, Man./ $33.55 ;
Calgaty, Alberta, $40.50 ; Ednionlion,
Alberta, $42,50; Mooseraw, Sash,
$30.00 ; Printe Albert, Sask., $38.50
Regina; Sash., $36.35 ; Sas:teepee,
Sask., $38.50 ; Stratlfoeira'Alberta,.
•$42.50 ; Winnipeg', Mane 832.00 and .
otlher points in proportion? •
Rates include stateroom berth tre
second• classquarters to• limit of
steamer's capacity. Meals 50c each.
. .
Stemers leave Saline for goo, -
Port Arther .and Duluth 'every Mon-
day, Wednesday mei Fridey et 3.80 -
• Pull infeirpeetion from all G, T. R.
agents; Or tCd.,MAS
C. H. Niche.son, Traffic Matageri
'Sarnia, Ont.
TO SUMMER "( )tirtrsT RVISORTS.
--
Musko'ia 1ales, Temamini, Lake of
Bays, Rawartha, Let es, Georgian
Bay, Throueartil Islands, Alglinquin
Pvrk, Quebec, Portland and old Or
chard Me White Mot ntains:
All reached by the Grand Trunk
Railway the "Tourist Route of
America."
Ihreet entuteetioe, with all boatellre
es. •
Tourist tickets oa sale daily to all
resorts.
For tickets and full informable* 004
A. O. PAT2'1S0N, Station Ageht.
F. R. I/OBOE:NS, Town Ticket Ant.
Or Writ& J.IT, McDonald 1,Ittion 1)e4
pot Toronto Ont.
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