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October Ord, 19
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, Daylight
I Auburn..
Porter's Hill
The StowIt on Strike
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.._4*§....tatukt.,thiL,,AgriattyikLawev.
Waa favored With fine weather ".• for
their annual ' Fall Fair WhiCh Was
held here on Ttiefiday. and yeeteraeY
and the resulb . was .4. large atteede
,,.....m..irdcuraw,_$Dionstou,,purunsua _--W-0-ate---axgr-to-.144r-thzt---Milt
up-to-date stock of millinery . Ian
week „and there is now no reason why
any One'lihoUld go out ' of our burg
for a new fall bonnet. • . . .-•
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The
Catharine Macdougall is confined to
ter bed at the hointeot Mr. Arch.
Macdeugall. We hope to leer . tit 'her
speedy .. bad
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Tonto Treatment for Indigeetiou
is the Itatist Silecessful.
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Lose of apliebite, eCieted longue
taite in tne nuelth, hem dull
New Fall Goods
AT 'FRED, JACKSON'S
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' Theac table 'fou, Aroused.
• t040.,.t4e- l'4414'will`t"rbett°
:,bidoname elaii..11. 10 , fteneotw.ltanp.aatere ,.
,34 deitgns d ceder,-
tusa....WiL, '9013r 0. eerebee ofe:
*won ifitft„a„tt,e1Pedee11:Prieet:
to clear, 4U raper ea etneeet
. Veep. . •-• : , .t • , , .. -
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Window.
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. Stitici0 -:. .
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ihe Klee thee„neitber ffto...,,,
ereekneMouuted en
. the -beet Ifillstorei goners
SPeelat• 6100 secured • •
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:curtain .
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Poles... ..
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Brass ends, white„
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.4nee,
Alite 41010' la •e, VAS .1114 -Wa0 SOINI,
en excellent, indeed that it wetIld
have *elected credit upon Much MAP
•peetentleus Faire than outs." The
frith, vegetables., Cut .flowerse ladles'
wark/ et°. • made - ""rtatelY a dee
'showing.. • - . lh
,011tdCoora, too, the exhibite were
UP-to.the: mark and M several °asses
the comPetition was keen.: :
•..The entriee nuMbered 1,10, an in-
ereaSe of about 1,504 over last year.
The gate recelPtS on . Wednesday at-
ternoon were 12.1,0. •
1' The - Fair Was an all-aroued Success
and reflected much credit upon Prost-
dent' Snowden and the officers of the
Society. . . .,
Among the ledges Were elich voter-
wi4 as „Robert . MeLeen ot Godericle
and Olieer jolineon and- Harry Bea-
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Mr: George Lminan, wive has been
Mt, W. Te•Ilirldell'eeefficieni clerk for
nearly a yeer arie a half, lett bit
Monday to :t.sake,...e, position In/ r ark-
hill. We Wish 'hitti Continued 'suseoess.
in. hie new work. ... . '
• Mr. !'W j Ir' - or the S v reig '
. ac son . - o e . n
Bank at Hara Is- beane on. account of
the closing the hank. there. •
A gentleman was in our burg- on
Tthurday solibitirig.. sebecriptions. • her.
Globe.. We were giVen te under-
etand that the Daily Globe is. going
to be expressed by the O. P. n, to
Auburn so our good Liberals • will
receive their daily bread in time for•
dinner.... - ' •
Alt unusual number ,a,ttended the Base
• Lane Baptist church on Stinday to
hear the farewell sermon of Rev. Mr.
Magee. •
.A.t the joint . meeting of the Pres-
,receterye ,,
Mrs. Deweon returnedto ber netne headache
at Springbankeafter spending a eonple thete
of, weeks With. here Mother,,Mrs. -John trouble.
P.o7c.., .. .. , , . : stomach
mrs Wee Mantinuffall nt Sea:forth
q '''''' . ' '.."1. : -".--- '" ' --a.'-'• - : " - - - - - -
la *Pending a few daye in our vicinity
with friends. .
• Mro. S. Me/Ilan returned borne af,
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ter speeding a week Or two at 41P-
Pen• • - .. ' 4, -
Mr, Torranee came home Saterdel
eeeping from °Lille where be had been
ack' apple re .- . • " e
ping
Mr. Potter and Mr. Vanderburgh are
busy harvesting , corn at Mr, Bottles
We are sorry to bear thate Miss
Mabel Newton is not improVing as
fast as her many friends! „would wish.
Quite a.. number ettended the God-
erich fair laet Week • and reptrt A
good time. -
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and a dell alaggi011 feelinge-
are the tYlnirtenis tif Etteatiabli
'rimy. indieate that the
is On, Striate, that it is no
huger lernishing to 'the blood the lullWe
qua of nodrishment that the body
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demands, hence every organ sutlers.
There aro two methods of treatment,
the old. one by which the stotnach is
htneored by the . use of pre-digested
foods and artificial ferments, and the
new • one -The Dr. Williems' Pink
Pills method -by which, the •storneeh.
is toned up' to do the work naterene.
tended it. A -recent . cure by the
tonic treatment is that Of Mrs. Jae.
W. lia,s103114 Port Maitland, N.S, She
says : "For yeere I:enjoyed perfect
health, but suddenly headaches seized.
me'. I had A 'WA tasteirt my mouth ;
mY 'tongue was coated, 1 gretY Wed
and oppressed, my appetite left rne
and such food as I did eat enly come-
A Call Solicite4
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sell every
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thing. in rloaern
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• . Footwear •
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Our • stock is
,eqkalled by' few
-and excelled by
one
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We'll be Pleas"
ed te skew Y°14
Ointlirghstt,OChke. gcn.lognjevye
you our prices, It
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in your poCket
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:' Our-faNtook of Boots and • •*.
Shoes is mOstooroplete, .-It is
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useless tospeoity. •• %We have -
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all the, very Iatefst. styles, and
.at .prioes.that *III pleasai-
ouTr;,13sheeirsluisetitaee:evcitin:naneecithfOatti,:
(nix effot4..t9. a-oppb! ,rdiabie
, 00 wear . as
an unto-datef
dt h '
caught the attentionof shrewd
buyers
Gentlemen,t • ofthe
.eelebratedlairayraSphaollere? yton
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zui•rui.ianptoeue 0,4envedryo aiwireiti(; give cannot get oetter vain% doubt- '
Wo.od or ,
oak, Ited Or 'Melt pc1,00,. with.
rings, length'
core. ot .Clinton. . . ' , .
• The prtee het will be given in the
byterian congreeations et Auhuni and
Smith's Hill'. in, Knox church, Auburn.
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" ' .ed
Varna
distress. I had severe pains in my
chest. I lost all atrength and was
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satisfaction. .
or without ene
25c. up. . . •
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Mouldings
next tssue of The,News-Record.
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' • 1Vlr.• Percy Parker of "NeleOtea, N'orth
'Dakota,. is home:on-a TiSit. •
• Min Armstrong of . London is a
guest at Mrs. - JameseFerguson's.
"Mr. and Mrs, 'John Fraser leit on
on Monday, Sept. 30th, it was.elecided
to -tender a call to Rev, IVle. Foote
whose home Is. near Bruceilehl. -
Mies. J. Jones has eeturned to'.P41-
nil'n' I ased via-
111.111°.wrsiti°t11C1-• haelrtet;°sUIP'eer-114v?. 1SE! 4:. j°11"
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Wh, en it comes. to potato growing
yfr, J; 'H. Snider of th, is vicinity con
beat them all, at least So far as w.e
have heard, One. 01 bis Others weighs
one pound eight oundes ' another is
.eix ounces heavier and at third tipped
often seized with vomiting. At differ-
ent times I was treated by some of
our: best doctere but although I foe
lowed their treatmi ent carefully I did
not get any betteie One day while •
;ceding A paper I came across a case
similar to mine which had been cured
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FRED.
"Always Reliable
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dinunir1M4010,
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JACKSON ,
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CLINTON •
for
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'Thursday lest for the soo.
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the
bv Dr Pink Pi Is.. I unmed
Just,. the thing your
rooms from which to haw
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Miss Catharine ' Murray .1- Detroit
• Die -B. Weir attended the tine of
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scales at one pound ftfteen ounces
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tohuencestb7eItthutshewreeigishingan5yhyoetinindh%re.5
-Williams
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uyppblyesaor ii:
yionpgurcibiasei.oe,rde athse
your pictures. 'We have
the plain 0a,k, plain or -
fancy. gilt, White and Col.
is •the guest of her ,nephew, Mr. Dan-
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tel .1VI, ecdonald...
.ratee.
the 111T3h wreocal 4essooka ton. in.
Clinton on Wednesday. •
abouts can heat, this, we would like
rilaotte tiot hweao,
me. I grew steonger day by day till
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'040140000.- 4ewtPloweolowaeotrytiV.
ors, 3 to 5ca foot.
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Miss BrYdges of. ", Be grave le the
guest cif h_er sister-, Mrs..13randon. •
Intended for last week.
' Mx. and Mrs. W.. T. Riddell return-
to hear of it, \ -!,.
OWN.
TAM I Ain as healthy as I ever was.
I have .a . good appetite, :am *pig
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6111.1~nowooVetetAettotiot. _ e „. .. tosoaaemeottN.
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Kiss' Ina Fowlie visited. 'friends in
ed troni the West on Saturday an,1
..•••••*$
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and active' and cen attend to . my
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w COOPER &.CO.
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CLINTON • '
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Godericii last Week, .• •
Mr, John MeLeed ... oi - Huntsville,'
Muskoka, arrived,home WA week • to
spend a few weeks with his Welly.
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'report having a , splendid vacation.
Me, -J. Raithby is . having a well
bored on his farm, . ,
'Asquith & Johnston ohipped their.
• nisi Carload di lipPleb to Gliiegow'sdii :
Stanley Township • .
. Miss Ma I Rei and Mrs. James
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Reid spentra.: fee, Reid
with friends
near: 'Wan -cheater. ' .* . , . . ,.... .
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houSetiolh dutiest ivithout fatigue.. I
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have no hesitation in recommending
Dr .-Williarns'' Pink Pills to all suf-
ferers front indigestion."'• .
Rheumatism, kutney trouble, nedi..
onelllarter
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off
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Goderieh Township.
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IVIonday. •• ' • •
The evaporator started last • Thurs-
day end is. employing .about ' tweeter
Re*. •Williarn George Richardson. of
Wyoming is . visiting .. at the home of
Mr. Joseph BichardSon,. :. -, .
algia . St, Vitus' dance heaeache and
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backache, pain a eon genera - 'wee -
ness, .and a aost of other ' ...troubles,
blood lust in
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Clinton News -Record
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i lel/LINTON -. ONT. -
r • W, J. hIITCHELLe .
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Editor and Proerietet•
..The • township 'calincil. meets . next
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'72g, Middleton has had :a Cement
pito tenet the past .. week, 'This. -will
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be his second site on the home tam:
Ittr. John Meguire.of the '6th con.
is efflicted with emallpox and has
been .in .a yery. coudition.
hands ..• . • - ' • ,
We are sorry to: learn that me, J.
' Ladd is laid off•work again with • a'
sore hand. ' ' .
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Quite a number from here west to
Blyth fair on the 5:20 p. m. train on
Tuesday but the rain prevented them
from having tne .time they had
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: Miss Clara Richardson ' ef 'Clinton
spent Sunday at the home of her fath-
er, Mr. .Joseph Richardson.
.. Sorey to bear .of the illness 'of. Mr,
Richard Peck. Jr..' of Seafortive •
. Miss Martha Richardson was on
Sunday the giiest of Miss Georgina.
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find their root in bad as
the case of stomach treuble....That is
why the ' De, weliams'e Pink Pits
treatment is always a seceesse-they
are a powerful. • blood builder . and
'nerve- teem' . Sold by all druggists or
direCt from The Dr. Williatee' 1VIedi-
eine •Oo Brockville, • Ont., at 50
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For two weeks longer we will .eontinne
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discount of twenty-five per cent;
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of lewelery made from us. •
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.to give a
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-teri ail purchases
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...dangerous. ,
• The township board , of health ' heel
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good .Johnston. .
anticipated, ' • • • Mr. and Mr tr. illiam Clarke left
cent 't a o.x or six': .hcixes; for $.e.50.
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• eaken every precaution to 'a
ee
eer, Echlin
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e , prevent
Additional Local b pad Of elle disease,. and it is helped.
. thcre...inay not be • any more cases.
News The.. young .Men ip. supposed. 0 have
It is reportedeleet .,,, on Fridqy far ,Corieth to visit their
: and: 1 amity are going to Goderich • to daughter, Mrs. 11; A., Miller, - ••
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..live e , ,. . 'Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of jamcS,
- town _Visited ett tliC lieines of. Mr... 4,
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GIANT TRIPLETS 'Currency Bolt&
and Stag Chewing Tobaceos, in ebig
plugs. • 'Quality,. elways 'the same. •
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contracted the . disease in toronto..W.
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BIBLE SOCIETY. MEETING. Where ..he Spent seireral •• tlay.s. duripg
: the exhibitidn. . • . . - • ' -
The annual meeting of the local . . , .. .
The following appeared in...tete•iegal
Upper Canada Bible- :of
.Reid
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' 1-axillett Toolnehiii.' ' Saturday and Sunday .' • ." -
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1VIrs, J.: W. Reid has . returned froth
On • Saturday Iasi Mr. James Tighe Visiting friends around • $te .eielens. .
West Tuekersmith.
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ee CameJohns left, on •TneSday
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On good hotight from us, Repenting is our specialty -
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branch of the colutnns the..Mail and EMPire . of
Society will be held' in Wesley church Saturday last and will: be ef ineereSt
next Teesday cyming when 'a deressee to :
Putney in •this township : • , ... .
be delivered 'by the agent., Rey.• .. ' ''
departed this life after an illness of • 'Mr, , Rufus Keyes spetre Sunday. at for -ils.Oronte...to..ettene t,40;•D' eicooss'
about three years:. He Wasa waive his home' on the Babylon: Line,
et .this• township where he was ' horn, ' ' ' ' Senpol,. ,. .. - ' . • ..
- Mrs.. Edward • Turner Of. Clinton. is
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will I.V.. P., Cliiiton-eQueel S ed eome
S. H. Owen and the local: ministers. , •
timber and. it. saw • inill.. The ;perches.;
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• • . . , er ' was not - eo.' remove more .than oae-
BAPTIST OFIURCH. • ,
_ .., • half of the timber 'befell:0' theli'll'erice
Next Sunday the Rev. Mr. Merrill- was paid Finding Ahab' ilie•-eerehas,
field secretary of Baptist Sundae er had taken neerlY, all ..ef the theber
schools for Oaten& and Quebec, will and had ally- peid .$200 en aecoxint of
theeemlpit. After the tho I went to lawyer, earl,
fifty-two .yeare. ago, - one OE the niern,.•
ere o e • atge aim y and eon :ante e. , •epenhingea few days '''at. the hone of
b I' 1 • f *1 . it: il ,...
Blake her see, George. . , .
•all his life to reside on the 'home,stead • . . , • ,
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on the :' .eth Com I•le had a .• ,quicir ;Children'S. pay Was obeerved in . the Mrs. "Amos Townsend 'has been on
tate • elle eves of an effitele•naftere F'resbyteriao- chinch on Sabbath when. :t1 e sick list the. put week, - .", ,-
1Mr:• Frank '.. Layton spent • Sunday
which rna.de 'everybody e 1its friend . the pastor delivered a special address With. 'Hensall friends,. ' . . • 1
The largely, ' 'attended . funerel. :took to: the children. , , . ; , '• " • • • . MiSs....IVIaud Plewes left ' on Tuesday
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jew eller.,-•Etc., 2 ChntOt2 .
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• .teereeleolletAresesIverweeeletekeeeele totoe•Wee
occupy evening price, a
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service theft will. be a questioe and atter ' •some. letters and intere.ews,
pie:eel:in Monday, service beteg. tad in .Farmers welconied the .:ain whiell for. Exitek Where she will spend • a
.See Jeseph's••church;Clinton,, and the fell on Saturday and now .ate busy • •
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meeting - for Sunday seheoi succeeded in eating eeash, and a
: week before retureeng'.hOnie ta, the
IaMily "
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answer
workers. '
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note ..for ,$6.15.• in .settlement of . i my
claim r- the land .the
interment in the plot in St:. lair ploughing'. e • : . . • , - . Soo
. Joseph's eqtricterY ' of ' this toWnebile A few ef ger. reciiie tea in • Base . Mr ' ". Walter Macdonald. and IVIrs,
• 'Officiating •chae,...,
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COMING CONVENTION. •
The county convention -of the W`.
to be held in Wesley
. own • • oa-,,vbfav.
saw mill. is,:. and ,i, lot. of lumber and
weed.: The purchaser, at' the Mill:. has.
for iedee nie, - to, go ilOoe the place.
the , priest - being Rey.: fled fair On Wednesday. .This ,ends Layton and 4amity spent Thins-
Father Henlon, - The pallbearers were the • fairefor this yeer. .. .. . :. .„. dee . at ...the home or Mrs. , John .Mee
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John, Shannehan, C. M. Brown, W. gr, Norman .Brehnermatt :attendee Cowan of - Stanley. .
-Merrison, D, Reynolds and O. Flynn. the funeral .of, his little cousin, Alvin, • • '
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.."."*".a•!•!•••••!'04aa••alt**444,••••••••!.
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ar atm- a.. e.• ....
church on Thursday Inext.. Several
'outside speakers win be present and
Have. 1. the • right to go epee...the lann?
and y me. e ,my *weed .and timber ..
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Among the mourners were the fondle- who was lard to rest in Bronson . .. iff,Artni_r_ pli, c's.
ing brothere.. and -.sisters of zthe ceinetery c.o. Feiday. last. -. ::..... • VigweAllia'''Yp a OWIISEkip
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-a' - Iii lidei: '
Stroeldeletenotepayethepcoste-,:that---1
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--ceiteed-1--efts:77-P.-Cateree Chaelee and Potato diggifig iteV. •MentS, hat
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good' litograirinio preiiii:
have been to On aceount
..-, ...117ii-Oyir7fti. order , . Mr. an evangelist,
'of
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ed. Representatives from all the,
unions in' the county are expected to
• be present. Tea will be Served' in:the
church to the delegates. „ • , _
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•FLOOD(.
put •-ots his
,
not lienig.:ep to hie agreeeMet. e. ..
A ns -Front veer ' statement 'of -.' the
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faces, I eannot Se:a-any reee•on wilY
you shOUld not go upon' the, teed' and
Edward Tighe:: Bay City,. Miele : The sere? is -. . a:. good .one tionsiderieg been. holding "-ITN-iv:el' -meetings at
egre.. -Tighe, 'Owen :Sound .; William the, long epee; 01 dr0011.. .:. .- • . . • ,bethel Methodist.. church.. The [meet-
• . •• • i • , • • - T In of • • ' ,' . . . . . . . 'nue 'for sOne
Tighe, • Goder ch , . Mrs- . , i • Mrs. Keyes is .at-peesent on a. visit ings are likely to cone. . . .
• Toronto, and Miss mare Ann eiel to friends in, Michigan. • - ' time. -Mie' ‘I. - Fe' HackWell ••is pre- •
•Thonias on the hemestead. The .dee • • • •
. . . Peeing to AO Out to British Colienbia,
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...In a .few. special lines.: • Granite Wear, --.Special. low'
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• prideS.; SO1116 Slikhtl-St damaged; but givit -trainee at' .4
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' ': WO price. .oee .the reduction :,-- . , '.:.-. • . • •
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GOLD WATCH FOR. ED. -
At a meitiegeof the Heron. Old
Boys' Association Of Torontc. ' held
on Friday evening -last ; Mr .• E
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Floody, honorary 'president, was pre-
sented with a beautiful
., gold watch,Syrupor
in recognition. of his servitee to ethe,
'I'd
be
rernore anytimber Or Wood Which -
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longs to. yoe„ or •ffii anything else you
ivish to do, preyided You do not in-
terfere With . the purchaser'e•• 'hi t
. rig 0
the saW.-iiiiil, or take any of' the
'Wilber which: ' vou sold to him'. '(2)
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There has not been ' any „suit . You
did nol. bring any action against .the
ceased .Wite- a member., of 'the' Catholic but will Wive. the .fatiiily here • , for
metual • Benefit Aseocietion in which . .
Drysdale, Some ' time -Miss ..• Florence Stone
he held an. insurance of two 'thousand . • who has beeti working near Seaforth,
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dollars.- ' • • .. -.. ,, . - ' • .... It is our eid. duty this 'weekto roe has returned..-e;Mr. Findlay McIntosh:
A . ver 'pleasant ' 'gathering :-.4ei. la 'et the death f a • old' resident of had a bee last Monday hauling. tore
y-1 f 131 th el th d• t .- °I" • o • a -•
one. of • the e asses o . y c o is . our village and pioneer . of Hay .town- to "the . silo; The'corn is much .later
Sabbath- School took place at the sthip in the persen of Mr e 'P.M Duch-. than usual -Mitchell Bros, have got
itaidente:otiLyrsg_tig,tt • on • .ine T-heLdeteeased--•nall ieaeheite-e-a- re. busaY--
.e.
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'. : ' No. 0 Tea, Kettle, regular . . ... . .... , : ..., ...'..e......., .. ; ...•.$L25 ior $0.88
• ' ' Kneading Pans, regular ..... .. . ... .-. :....... ... .. .. ...... 175 for '1.25 .
... Kneading Pans, regular. . • . - . • 1 50 for 1.00' •
Divers., regular ' • 25 for .16
_Water Beseis, regular ,. . ' .25 for .08 ,
• • Teepees, regular ... . . ,.. .... ..•,.'.......... • .50 and .60 for .:25: •
. Milk jugs regular' . ' .: . '. • - ' 1 .25 for .10 • •
. Pie • lates, regular' • • . .. .,...*,....'...,1.,....: .. .'..- .. .:, . .... .:12 for ...08 •
P-uddit*P-a-nso.egular-,-.7:-.-....,,...:,...: •
A RSDei s • ePir . /
as a token .pf their %pod will to-
ward him. The presentation was
made by Mr. B. J. n. Dineen, bar-
rister -, in a very complimentary
-7.1-,1 rase", , -thefefore,' .e.you have no
rieht• to „claitn ' costa from him. The
i settled the ei tte b t
..ewyer . a r y accaP -
ing tte• cash, and note, and did • not
• the
- new--,threshing-odtfit-ancl-a
Saturday last when , their teacher, rifie.oid 'age .and vias up to tete years cegaged tnreshing.---1V.Ir; Thee. Murray.
M ''' Murch, was presented' with. a sturdy,•. -m II lees- as elected councillor by acetamation
a. , industrious : an. . .e w
r" • • • - '. • iv,
teayelling case. • es to mount his less a widow and.. a „at the election last Monday in :t. ,
: . large groeve-up 'family besides grand- place of Jamee Ryan whci • testgned. '
.... . .20 -for. .14-."
•Slop Pails, regular • • ' . ' . . 1.25 for" .88 •
• • Water Pails,. regidar '• • . , ' • - .. . .85 for .60
• Preserying Kettlesreigelar ....., . .; . - . ................: • .50 for .35. ,
, Preserving Kettles,':regular . ... • - . .85 for .60 •
Preserving Kettle,regular .......• : -..., see..." .......• 100 for .70.: s• •
require:, lo pay any
.. children and 'great a
speech and was replied to by the
recipien t in very feeling terms.... Othe
,purchaser
coSis... The settlement will have to be
. geand-clilhren
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• yttli-." • numbering- eloso to a hundred. His •
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el complimentaxy addresses were made
by prominent members of the AS-
sociation. The Huron Old Boys' As-
sociation are flouxishing in 'Toronto
with a membership of over 560, and
a good surplus in the hank .
... '
Carried Oift in .the terms-. made . hy
your Solicitor. • : ' .
Arthur WelSh :, and *Pero), Cole " ate
he fair a o emelt as wee r
tendedt ' tGd • H•t,' • 1
and while' there the. former • was per-
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ded t t k II
.sua o a e -a. pu - on. a •patr ot
t'll d ' ' • ' 'others -
.s i yar s on which w ere test-
ing "Give, this
,
• remains were laid to Lest in St.
Me - and - •Mrs, Emigh are e'siting Peter:s cemetery • on • Teesd;ty last.
• ' • • ' • • - • ..• • •• '
heir son Willuen in Brussels for a. We •Mitefid . • our sympathy to the ,
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1ew davs • •• friends in their bereavenient. •
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citizens inrend ta,k- Friends in the neighborhood have
• 'Several of our . ... . . . ..
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mg in the 13russels fa.r on .14 rulav. received inVita,tions to the marriage
, The platform' at ''' tho C. P. E. .sta;- of Miss Maude Pollok and. Mr..-Thotrf-4.
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or Lung •
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4,.. . .• . w w • .
l• t, O a b 1 e s
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. ek- Great Snap•to Clear Out, .
14 squares brick pattern metal siding, ....$2.25 for $1.50 • - 1
7 sqoaees Wire edge roofing' complete, regular.. • 2.50 for /00 ' 1
. • 11 sqUareel-ply rubber roofing complete, reg. 125 for 1.85
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• just the thing for •sheds ot chieken houSes. •
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MARRIED IN TORONTO,
In the home of, Mr. Mrs.. Josh-
their' strength: .it
trial, Aahut," geld Percy. ."Yes,
tion has .been eitencled which ' has as Brownlee which is to take i lace in
made quite • an improvement, • Bayfield an . Saturday *mkt at •• 1.2
,
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and
ila Hamner, 240 . Palmereton Ave..
Toronto • the marriage of Mr. John
M. Imrie of tho Imrie Printine 0
0, -°.
and son of the late 'Joon Imrie, • ani
their daughter Lizzie Hamner was
quietly cerebrated Sept., 18.. Rev. Dr
Turnbull officiated, owing to the ill-
ness of their own pastor, Dr. Gilra.y
come alone' added . the, oft& of the
etillyardet Now Arthur is it's modest
.ae he is stalwart but he finally con-
sented and in a Twinkling ti still-
yards Were •so stretched that they
went all to pieoes,, one pert striking
Percy On. the forehead, 56 cutting it
that the wound had to het:itched,
, The sacrainent of the Lord's •Supper o'cloek, , .. • : . ' .. . . , •
• is* to be. adinieistered in. St.. Andrew's Mr. Haug' Howard called on friends
Presbyterian . church edict. Sunday in Hensel' on Sunday hest. ' .
• • .: • ' .. .
morning. . Mi. Jas.. S. Delgaty delivered • a
1V1' - . '. ' Sat -i dd • •-t 1 I . '
Mr. Will autry left on very. mpressive a ress a, p s ,ear-
try. for Stratford where he 'expecte eis on Sunday last, • • " •
" a .
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to -get a psition ' • . - 'rho auction eale held • on Intirsile,y
• - ' " took tho f A M G le eio • '
Qui te a number of our • cittzenson arm o r. . Geo t.. fay w as
. .
's cherrif. Pectoral -cer-
Ayer
tsinly-, Mires coughs, colds,
b ' hid ••consumption. And
ronc s,
it 'Certainly .strengtheas wek
•
throats and weak lunge.
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There can be no mistake about
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The bride who was dreesed • in •her
travelling suit of dark green oloth,
awl: another piece struck the stillyiel.
man herder' ' than lie cared to expere
-
How" the '
.
• G d ' I d Wd d d ' E .6 thi g t
in the• fall fair at. o eric i an Wing- a eci e success. 4 .N .ry n •w en
ham lest Week. : . • " at eieeeedingly high -prices.. .
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this. ,You know it is true. , And
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N. . •
with hat to match and carried white
ienee. crowd did shout
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:- • --4 tt h h 1' - *e't . • • •
Mr. Will teco .w a ap ,, men vt. i -
' PHU' own dodos.. will say .so. .
t+++++++++++++++444-44+++++:,
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roses and xnaiden hair fern, yeas ate.
tended. by her sister, Cela M. Hare-
Ares
when tha yeeighinb machine went
to pieces. neul its. Owner got hop.ping
. re • •
an.g Y • '' - . . :
ing friends in -town • for e iew• daYirSi..'
left on Saturday tor Lucan.* . .. ,
• Hullett Township.
ROV. Vit. flintily officiated ' the
St little boy badd terrible cough. ll tried
eiveudeeer z could beat ot. but in vain until
x ed Ayer's (Merry Pectoral.. The drat
:deg be was better. and be steadilyinsproved
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J, B., HOOVER, NELSON BALL
ner, as -bridesmaid, in a simple ae
' • ee
at -
Harvest Thanksgiving services • at A very pleiteent •'' and large gather-
.unlit he was pellilakt wen" -.ma& 0. 40-
61110.11. Alt011, M.
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of bisque eollenne and carrying pink
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roses. The groom was attended by
hie 'i ,ther, Mr. James hide. ' The
' Holmesville'
Heneall on Sunday :Lek,. . ing assembled the other evening at'the
Mr. Armitage of • London officiated residenee ef Henry • Young. This was
nos trfa,L . A.Yer 00.5 xxv..711. Mau.
A p iaaantaot t
' 31 SAMPARILLA.
gilt ' de was a Id
„, .... to the bri go
watch and chain, to the bridesmaid, a
„
crescent of pearls and to the grooms.of
Next Sunday will be the . anitiVer.
sar ' • ' i th IVIethodist church.
y services n El
in the Etglish church last Sunday. occasioned' by The resignation of Not -
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCaughey vif man Mina, the popular teaeher of
thC 'Ith'L k USS N1211•• and e antnicreia attendede Luoknow) . . . ., o , time an u e e
tiers rkry..... .
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Terms
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man, a pearl stick Pin. After e-
freshments Mr, end Mre.
Rev. • James Huseer of Pcirdwich will
. evening.
ch morning and'
prea, g
' ' h hasd ted the 1 1 ' •
fair on Tuesday. • w o con ue s e • se mo ni a
h I' ' ' • t- • • .
.1, e ,, 0.. . .
F • held their teeuler• meet- highly satisfactory manlier' for more
I I Ith Ay• .s,
Keep 'MOWN° s raga ar w r
•
Ma and thus haftan recoverY•
Low. Prices fSe. Easy
•
wereeserved,
Imrie left for 0, motiths ttip in IVIns-
. . t
Mrs, Hall. of Clinton was the gues
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leg in IVIIIne's hill on MOrtdie night, than tbree years. The chair on the •
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We hi a to bargains in Viiraiture. We
and on their return Will -live at,
of Mrs: A. J. Courtiee last 'week.
.
occasion was ably filled by Wne, Jack-
....et...-.
are position offer you good
are Showing a like line of .
72 Olive Ave. •
Mrs. Dale of Constance is the guest
of her daughter, IVIre. Will .Connell. .
Miss Sara Nesbitt the
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son, of Myth Who in his usual felleiti-
ons manner, called on a number of' the 11
Or t -13 8'ness Go ego
T i. in. on u 1
Painless Teethinc
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PARLOR R R
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COntfilliCe
Miss Sadie Campbell "or Seaforth
spent Sunday the pleat of hr encle
. e,
Mr. D. Sutherland. • • -
Mrs. J. &Moe and daughter -Spent
Tuesday in -Seatorth, • z •
Quite a num here ebbe ded
het front ' • ii '
the Myth fait, Others, intend to take,.
in Brussels fair, .
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Was guest of
Miss G. Iebbutt tor a few days.
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There wee a. magnificent geranitint
•having. over 70 bunehes of bloom on
't1 heed in the Church tor Sunday/.
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(Mrs. Mulholland deserves great:praise
for the Way in which she tool% after
the placing of Rowers. irethe .: 'ehurch
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e'verr•Stludalr. ' • . • e ' ,
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The Gun Club intend holding their
annual dinner on Wednesday night at
the Hohnestrille House ' ' • •
• The Womens' Institute held their
ratepayers for addresses many of „ ,
There is no period in baby's life whore. responded and spoke in glow- Educates to teed the. living de-
' • ' ogre-esti/0 age
that mothers dread More than teeth- nig terme, of the efficient manner In mand's • of a et . .
big tine. 'The little gums, are tender Which the school had been cenducted. , IVIost exacting, . modern city. of-
and inflamed, the child sacra and is Prominent anion *
thOee were esre. flees delighted with our graduates
ele'epless and cross, and the Mother is Watson, IrPtIng, Watt, Wells,. trYant, •
Our usually tvoin out carrying the child; Merris, Sanderson and others, all, of (mint trains more manag
The 11Se of' Babrs 0Wri Tableta all- Whorn expressed deep regret at :` the 'young people AontiallY , than any
lays the . inflammation, oft . 010; delfartilre of - mt. • i‘iturCh. ' The most • •.other in Western,- Ontario.. 'We
tender swollen gums, and btings ' the impertent event of the evening ' Was have incorporat,ed the counsels of'
teeth through painslessly. Mrs.. r41. 'the reeding of an address by J. Watt .
Sainte, ,St, Rose de Lima, Que.keiyee Axel the spreeetitation Of a gold watch. - our T,EN TEA CHEES into. ofte
If '• 1 '11 loth reed unmet • Who 6, o
"When' Me baby was eutting hie Chain by mt.,. Young, to which 1Vir.. S - - ,
:
in 5.piece and 3-plece Suites-
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couches, . orris C ars and, saris ockers
' M - ha' ri " .
'also odd Chairs, Quartered Oak Rocking'
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.. Chairs, Reed Goods Etc,' • • .'
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'if you are in Peed of an extra bed••temem her we carry a
-complete stock. Of Iron Bechl, Wood Beds,. 'BOririgai Mat.,
' noes. Pillowe. Come and see then]. .
. You will find*Our,priceS•right„
.. .
VV6 Satisfaction.
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For Quality and QuantiO Mk PAU
meeting last. week at the home of
Mrs.' Mulholland: Them was a
.. :
teeth be was feverish, •eross and did Itturelx blade' a suitable end feenrig• tourses . for ...price of ate, DaY
not take uourishment. After reply. Atter partaking of the luntriti-• attend niht classes
guarantee
,1•141.01.41........*
dealer for the new big plugs of 'HOW
'Stag and Currency' Chewing T0bao
OM
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a--
good
attendance„ , •
'Mr. John McCartney returned home
after spending the suma
tri p
ends in various laces.
giving students may,
him• Baby's Own Tablets he cut six fel supply of provisions catered bV '016 free. PALL TERM. 'from snpr,
teeth without' the least trouble. I ladies and the nun ing of a hearty
and.
any icine for vote of thanks to Mr, Young for his ,
h live never used medicine an
I di 'd I fti-
any Time. n vi ti
children I prize so higbly as the Tab- hospitality, they retired to their re- I a II-
.struction.
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. 400V ER & ' BALL
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MAN WANTED TO PL01,111 AND
do general farm work at once. -W.
4-4 TI,r .4.4.,.. 5.5.5+ et i. MV4110Nli d 4a Oil rtf,Ail
Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland attended
the Wooden wedding of Their sou
and wife ih Clinton On Titestlay eve
.. I ...A.
let.,." Sold by all medicinedealers speetivo homes. Thomas, Murch ot
or by mail at 25 tents a box from the Stratford, has coneented to fill the Write for wants Onld Catalogue.
Dr. Williams' 'Medicine Co., limit- position Vacated by his son, and han
* ill. etr.i. 4'441,5.545 1.u%. 155.% 5,1,11.5r 5,5,1+51445i 45 Art 1 , ,
F . - t • •
arid Under aking.
urn . .
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