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THE MOLSONS PANE
incorporated by Act ot Parliatneat 1805.
eipitel Paid Up 1,000p000 Reserve Fund $8,00mo
Partners' Sale Notes Oahed Or Collected. !hafts on all pee
. into in the Dominion, Great Britain, 'Unitenl Stated and al/
,0 rveigu •Countriee bOUght and Sold at beet rates. AdVanceS
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sexed,* to Farmers, Stock Dealerand Bush:ion; Men at lowest
.,.. t rates and on most favorable terms.
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SAVINGS BANK DEP,ARTMENT--00POSits of $I and ups
Wards received. Interest .allowed at higbelt 'Ourreat rates
• fromdate of deposit comp.otinded balfeyearly and added to.
principal June 80t1i and December 81st. ,
C. E DOWOINQ, – Manager,
CLINTON
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• Real Estate For Sale
WARM FQB SAIF. LOT 24, CON.
e$, Stanley, eontaining 100 acres, 10
ages Of bush, the remainder is well
;Slowed, underdrained, and in 0, gdod
' • state of Cultivation. 1 acre of or-
.. chard and small fruit. On the pre-
tsinises is a two story brick house
avith slate roof, a first-class farm
bouse, a barn, size, 40
• sc 80 with stone stabling, a cement
1440, good driving house, pig
wen and ben house.. Two neversfitin
ring wells. This farm is situated 8
oiniles from Brucefield, 5 from ClIn-
ton and on good gravel road. A.p-
(-pip on the premises or address'
Albert Nett, Clinton P. 0.
WOE -SALE -FRAME HOUSE AND
lot on Princess street 11 teems,
Heard and soft water, Good -stable.
• ' Will be sold cheap and on easy
terms. Also 4 hives of bees .and a
; number of bee boxee.-Williarn Dun-
can,.39
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WARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
S quarter miles from chercin post-
. office, school, and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 271 on the+2ad eon. West
Walwanosh coosting of 100 'acres
., • • of land, 15 acres under bush and
the bellance nearly all grass. A
„ brick house, a. bank bare 52X6O, ' a
f, driving house 24x36 with a cement
pg house imiterneath, are on sat
• premtiseS. Aio t 28, East
Wiewanosh, 2nd con., directly •opposo
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
, of land, 15 acres of vshioh are buelt.
o On 'this lot there is a bank barn
,40x00. There are 4 acres of good
'bearing orchard on •the .two farms.
•s. • Both lots are well fenced and uts
• derdratned. A never failieg . spring
e rens across both farms. Possession
• can be giVenat once. . Terms easy.
. The proprietor is now past the: dna
• to farm. -Apply to T mas
• olson,. .Aubur P. rept rep
o all cetaxilanie
Ions.
. ?FARM TO RENT -LOT 15 CON. 13,
Frualett, 150 acres, known as the
3, Kelly farm. -Apply to W. Bryclone,
Clinton . 42
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FARM 9\\R SALE, -WEST HALF
of lot ,7,` South Boundary, and West
half of lot 3, con, 4, Stanley, cone
Mstiug of 102 acres, 8 acres bush,
the remainder seeded down except-
ing 30 acres, The place is well fen-
ced and -drained, and watered by
sPring creek. Frame barn. This
farm is situated on the Town Line,
•two miles west of Kippen station.:
Apply on the premises or widens
• James C. Perseus, Kippers Ont. a2
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
Lot 13, con. 16, Goderich township,
consisting of 80 acres, 65 acres
cleared, balance bush. Good +barn
and comfortable house. Well wat-
ered by two good running streams.
ir mile from sctool and 1 mile front
pootoffic'e. Will be sold on easy
terms. -Apply to T. T. Murphy,
Clinton. ' 35 tf
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 30 AND
part 31, con. 5, Hullett, consisting
of 117 acres. 15 acres good hard-
wood bush, balance under etiltiva-
• tion. Goad brick house and frame
barns., Well 'watered and fenced.
Bearing orchard. 11. miles from
store, postoffice,church and s hole
Will be sold on easy terms the
undersigned intends 'going_ R. .5. .5. Miller. Clinton P. 0. • 14
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HOUSE FOR S4tE - A LARGic
frame house g,i. Wellington streate
Clinton, lg ely .ocoupied by F. 0.
Allcock. 7froorns •and pantry, wood-
shed, goo • stone cellar, hard and
Daft' wa S acre of land. A sp-
lendid c awe for a person' wanting
a. good h use. Apply to Mrs.. Chid -
ley or t 1Vfre, Allcock. . ' 39
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ean
FARM
one cellar,nbern 36x7,0 with cement
beeement.• Easy , terms,. A.
Smith. • ' . 40
R SALE. -THE UNDER-
& offers for sale part of lot
40 on the 13ayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres. Goc,id. frame houee with ste
Your Friend
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lonnimmooult
APPLES WANTED AT THE EVAP-
orator atter Sept. 3rd. Also help
wanted. Apply at the evaporator.*
Town & Case.
DRESSMAKING. - MRS. GAL- '
braith has decided to remain in
Clinton •for the winter and svill be
pleased to meet her cuetomers at
her rooms over TwitchelS8 shoe
store.
A FEW PEDIGREED LEICESTER
'ram lambs for sale. -C. 13. Middle-
ton, Hayfield Line, Godetich town-
ship, Clinton P, O. 4373
AUCTION SALE OF Lwa,srrocx.
The undersigned has mewed in-
structions from Mr. James Rey-
nolds to sell by public auction at.
Lot 22, Con. 4, Hullett, on Satur-
day, Oetober 13th, the following
live stock: Pair Matched. geldings,
7 years old, pair percheron fillies,
3 yeaes old, supposed to be ine foal,
g4elding9 1 year old, filly 1 year old,
pacing mare 12 years old supposed
to lie in foal to Kaplan, sucking
colt, sired by Kaplau, pacing stal-
lion 2 years old, sired by Kaplan
2.04, dam Black Fly 2.28, pacing
mare 4 years old, can pull a buggy
in 2.50 with harness and rubber -tired
buggy, 11 milk caws supposed to
be in calf, 5 fat cows, 6 steets
rising 3 years old, 2 steers rising
2 years old, 4 yearling steers, 4 year-
ling heifer, hello; rising S years
old, 4 yearling steers, 4 yearl-
ing helices, heifer rising 2 years
old,' grade bull 2 years • old, 12
spring calves. Sale commences at
one o'clock sharp. Terms: All
sums of tot dollars and undoe cash;
over: .that antou,nt twelve months
credit will be given on approved
joint notes. 4 per cent. discount
allowed for cash in lieu of note.
Jas. 'Reynolds, Proprietor, Thos.
Brown, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and Implements. The undersigned
has received ins ft ue Bons from Mr.
W. J. Currie to sell be psibt c auc-
tion at lot 32' con. 5 • Goderich
TP., on Tuesday, October 16th, the
• following: •Horses -general perpoee
mare 6 years oId, driving. mare 5
• yesen old, driving colt, sueking colt.
Cattle -el nailch cows supposed to h.e
in calf,. 5 steers 2 years cad, 3
•'heifers 2 years old, 2'steers 1 year
old, 3 heifers 1 you Old, 4 ca1ve8.
Slieep-=.7t ewes. Implements -Frost
& Wood ‘inder nearly new, Frost,
Ss: Wood :power nearly new, com-
bined Mateey-Harris drill nearly
new, Hain' wagon nearly new', set
bobsleighs sewage new, Rurnball
• biiggy near; new, 'cutter nearly
• new, fannieg mill, cream separator
Sherplesi nearly new, isay fork, rope
and ,Polteys, set of dies -444 har-
eessrewee -nearly new, Verity plow,
Kangaroo plow, wagorc stales 2000
lbs, Daisy, churn and othee articles
• too numerous to Mention. Sale at
1. o'clock, sharp: Terms: All sums
et $5, andeundet cash ;' on over that
amount 12 months credit will ' he
given on furnishing approved joint
notes.. 6 per eent. discount on Cred-
•: it amounts. W. J. Currie, Proprie-
tor;. T. ktroveit, Atictiopder. .
• • STRAY STEER. -THERE STRAY-
• ed frem the peemises of the under-
' signed at lot 16, Bayfield Road,
Stanley, a three year old red steer.
, Was clehorned but one horn has gr -
.•own crooked. leformation leaning
t� its recovoisy will be suitably' re-
.: wardadesAlbert Robertsons • Varna.
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would like to. have . •
Photo of You
THAT WILL BE TO THEIR
liking. We take the kind you
both will like. The etyle
• pends upon your selection. We
• will see . that _youget the
e
•
bests well posed and finished.
• COMMENCING Ist of SEP-
-tember I will be prepared to
go ireto the country every;
• Wednes'day and take pictures
•• of outside groups, dwellings, '
barns, animals, etc. Outside
views on postcards a special-
ty. During my absence the
gallery will be kept open b‘y
. my assistant. •
—Call and see us.- •
1 Roberts •
Photo Artist ,- • Clinton
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Valii
----In Rugs
For Health, Economy and Beauei-
;Rugs are the favorite floor covering.
We show several patterns in each of
ethe following sizes :-
,l/nion Rugs
Sie3x8,$4,53. 3x4. $6.50
Wool Rugs
ssize 3x3, $5.50, 30., $8,50
Tapestry Rugs
esize3x3. $8.50. 3k4. $1.0.50
• Bruesels Rugs
Atte 3x3.:$11.00. 3x4, $15,50
• •• Velvet Mtge
• stee8t3, $15.00. 3x4, $21.00
J.Be Chell:e*r
1--:
Jelin Nention aged sixte.ett, was ex-
, eetdently eliet and 'fatally wounded
see a companion white huntine near
Glasses that
We succediVbecanse .
our gi a glee per,...": •
• fact sight.
he frame setcatortablw. each wye
a m-
,
'poking thrOugh to•
'centre of the lame,
the whole becoming
to the wearer.
A. J. GRIGG
Scientific: Jeweler
• and Optician
CLINTON, ONT.
Don't Worry
Tryingto use up that fast sacb
of flour .you got that wont • bake
well. Set it aside • and get in line
with something good. •
(GILVIVOS ROYAL
IRSUSE 110 LI) 14,01'13,
fir**
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AUCTIION SALE OF FARM STOCK
and. Imelements. The endereigiiee
will sell. by pantie 'auctioneat
• Hayfield Ron, Goderich TP., 1 mile
•south of .Clinton on Thuriday,. Oct:
n.t 1 o'clock pein., sharp, the
tollowing;. Horses -filly 2 years sited
• „by -Breve • Boy, filly 2 years sired
• by • Siberian,. gelding -2 years• sired
•s by Electric B., gelding 2 years .sir-
ead by .Lord Heron, 2 working hot-
- sesafillY 2. .years sired by Heaney,
nitre 4 years supposed, to be in
• foal, n spring foals sired by Brave
Boy I:eatt10-5cows supposed to .be
.4n, calf, -; 15 3tocic steers averaging
' 1160 •pouedo, 6 teets ..1 year, .' 4
heifer 1 'year, .4 .heifers 3 years, • 5
'four brood sows, two bread
• .own • dee • • to pig • in. • Nov-
ainber,' 35 pigs 0. weeks. A numbeee
of hem. Deplements-lbinder,. mow-
• er,:•Sulkey plow, 2 wagons, set sni-
cks, - set sleighs, cutter, 2 baggiee
lately new.. Forks,raises and neat-
erous other 'atticles, Teems ;. 'All
• same of, $5; 'end enalen• eaine on '
over thee amount .12 menthe credit.
on apheaved joint hotesS 3 per cent..
'discount for dash on coedit Amoun-
ts. :The farm will also be offered
e for sato • on day, of sale. A.
Smith and 0. Elliott, A ucti oneers ,
• J, A. Smith, Oweere
W.f•
To Inveotigate The iforse
Industry
The followsng meetings have been
arranged in Mama county for the
commissioners -41. G. Reid, VS., Geo-
rgetown', and Thos. Graham, Clare-
nuain,t-appointed by the Whitney
Government .to inveetigeke the itees•e.
• industry:
Public Meeting, . Clinton, 00tQl)ek
7s09 yam,
South Heron Institute District,
Oetober 9th to ilth) starting at .Exs
. .
eter.
East Iluron Inetitute District,
Oeteber 12th to 15th, starting at
Seater tie
West Huron -Institute Die trict,
October 1 -8th to Mit, starting at
Goderieli.
Marriages.
ROBERTS-BRYCE-In Paisley on
October 10th, by Rev, C. W.
Cousins, Minnie, daughter of Mr.
• George Bryce of Kearney, Mus-
koka, to J. Roberts of Clinton.
GRA.SSICK-JOHNSTON At the
rectory, Clinton, on October 10th,
by the Rev. C. R. Gunne 5.11. A.,
Eva, daughter of Mr. James
Jetrieton of Goderich township to
James Grassick of Stanley town-
ship.
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GRO0111-WAUGIle-At the residence
of the bride's parents in Strat-
ford on September 26t1r, by Rev.
0 F. Davidsen, PerciVal Glenn
Groom of Waterloo to Agnes May,
daughtee of Mr. Ranee. E. Waugh
foemerly of Blyth.
JENKINS-McGOWAN-In East Was
wanosh, on September 26th, at
eblie home of the bride's mother
by Rev. Dr. McLean ol Blyth,
• Win. T. Jenkins to Maria B„
youngest daughter of Mrs, Gregor
McGowan, all of Waevanosh.
BIRD--HODGINS-At the home of
the bride's parents, on October
3rd, by Rev. Going, Wm, Bird of
London to Clara Maude Hodgins,
• youngest (laughter of Mrs. Robert
Means of Exeter.
Is not (mly GOOD but IA declared
by all who mee it to be without an
eqesil in Clinton, „Cane& .or,the Coe -
Unfelt. All you get in this world
is wile. You eat, Try "Royal 1louse-
1 We are Ale agen s.
"THE PEOPLE'S GROODISV"
A D. Beaton)
• CLINTON.
• phone 111. Prompt Delivery.
HOMUTII-MOKAGUE-At the home
of the brides parents, on Septets: -
bee 261,11, by Rev. b. Petrie,' Al-
bert Edward Homuth to Bertha
, Jane, daughter of Mr. Robert
McKague, both of Turnberry. •
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Births:
GLIDDON-In Hullett ora • Oetober
• 4th, • to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Gliddon, a daughter.
CRAW -At the manse, St. Helena
. on September 27th, the wife' of
Rove R, W. Craw, of a dieghter.
KENNEDY -In Tuekersmith en Sep t-
•earebee 291,1r, to Mo. and Mrs. Alex
• KonatedY, a son. , • •
WELSH -In 'VVinghain, on September
28rbli, to Mr, and Mrs. Walter
Welsh, a daughter. ••
JARVIS-In Wingliarie on September
28th, • to Mr. • and Mrs. Robert
Jarvis, a eon.. .
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TO RENT -THE STORE LATELY
occupied by Mr. Harry -Bartliffe.-
W.., W. Ferran. 44
FOR SALE -A, QUANTITY • OF
household' furniture, including an
oak lsedeoom suite -.handsome oak
•.sideboard, extension table, kitchen.
cupboard, wardrobe, rocking 'cheers,
• picnuress c1iina dad. glasswarebe-
longing to the estate ol the late
• Dr. Hamilton, is being e.old.Oseivato,
I y, every a f terneen at thee s tote next
Hoover ;S.: Bali's. • At the seene
• place at three otcloels p, m. On
Saturday, OC tober 20th,: a Gladst-
• one carriage, mitten robes' and oth-
er °fleets will be sold.' by •public
auction by George Elliott, Auction-
eer. Terms strietly cash.
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FOR. SALE, -e A NUMBER •OF •
• houSehold articles will be diseased
of by private sale.. May be seen
for one week in the store. 'lately
Occupied by • Efaxey Bartliffe. • Also
-
some fancy fowl. -Mrs: G. B. Bal-
lard. . •e
A I..TOTION .SALE:OF STOCK
Intelements • esul Household Fuenits •
tire. Mr''Charles Pierce will .sell
by public elation .at Lot 38, • Com
7, Goderich • township; on Friday,
October 1.9tb, commencing it ou
O'clock sharp,' the following : Pair
of good useful working horses, .drivs.
ing paltry, 4 milch cows, 2 calves,
3 steers two years old Vast, fat
cow, 20. turkeys, .30 hens, Massey,-
Harrns binder, Frost & ;Wood mow -
(E and pee harvester, new disc har-
row, set. of nartows, single Mew,
Verity 2 -furrow plow, Frost &
Wood gang plow, fanning mill, rol-
ler, seed drill, set of. good heavy
harness, set of plow. harness, 2
set .of single harness, buggy, new
cutter, 2 wagons, set of new bob-
sleighs, sugar 1«e Ile, forks, shovels,
chSies ane other artielea, including
a quantity of household furniture.
Everything meet be sold as Mr.
Pierce is Myles. up Paeming. Te171118:
All sums of $10 and under, cash ;
on over that amount 11 months
eredif will he givt 0 C.11fernishing
approved joint notee. A discount
at the rate of 6 per cent , allowed
for colt on credit amounts. Char-
les Pivrev; Propilt.tor, Thomas
• Gentiles uctiohter.
**.p.I.apopappaal.
Mr. Janies S. Beek, Auditor -Gen-
eral of New Brunswick, has resigned
aft er May-nineyears' service.
FOR SALE -A LARGE COOKING
range, coal or .wood. • Also se, New
Williams sewing machine, e-,1V.Irs.
John A, Carter. • 44
FOR SALE -LOTS OF GOOD AM-.
erican corn at • a reasonable price.
I • to nine months • time, if desired.
• Peas too Sear to feed., sell peas and
buy corn. -W. G. Pertin. 44-3
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS comi=:IoN or PELVIC DISEASES:
Robust Women Who Owe Their Restored Health
Useftliness to Peruna.
Read the Letters of Grati-
tude room Women Who
Have Been Benefited
• By Dr, Ilartnian's
Advice,
A Multitude of Such Letters
Are Received Every Year.
A TYPICAL LETTER,
Mrs. Carry Peduzzi, Linstrul, 1, Dak,
writes;
HI take pleasure in telling you that
tfirough your wonderful medicine I
am entirely cured of catarrh of the
stomach and pelvic organs.
4,1 was so rundown on account of my
illness that I could no longer attend to
my housework. I could not eat or
else') and had terrible pain in my back.
"1 took Peruna and In five months I
was well. I have not telt so well for a
long time.
"I wish everyone who is sick would
take Peruna and thus recover their
health.
"I have Peruna in the house cot:-
tinually. I thank you for all that you
have done for me."
A Medicine of Merit.
Bliss Katie A. Washer, 1706 Prentice
street Louisville, Ky., writes:
HA; my experience has been so
favorable from the use of Peruna, I
unhesitatingly state that I believe that
it is a medicine of unquestioned merit
for all the ills that we women suffer
from.
‘‘I find that it strengthens and in-
fuses new life into the system, and
whenever I feel rundown or over -tired,
a, few doses of Peruna will strengthen
me again."
• Found a Friend In Need-Pe-ru-na.
•Mrs. Florence Aitkens, 1104 Front St.,
Toledo, Ohio, Writes:
"Peruna cured tne,of catarrh of the
Weals. 1 took about four bottles whew
I noticed an improvement and five
bottles cured me.
"I do not know what I would have
been like today' had. • I not obtained.
reruns, for I was in a terrible state.
"I had pains all over and was cross
and irritable. I was losing hope 'a ever
being well again.
HI ant to -day swell woman after suf..
forties for nine months. I cannot tell
you haw happy 1 teal, but you will
• "Peron* is the best medicine on earth.
"My husband'is now taking it and I
will always keep Perima in my house.
"Peruns is the best friend I ever had.
It cured me."
4,10‘
and
'7,S'4•;
America is the Land of Nervous
Women.
The majority of women are nervous
because they suffer from some form of
pelvic catarrh. •,
The greatest obstacle in the way of re-
covery is that. they do not understand
th,at Catarrh is the Main source of their
illness. • .
• Women who are in doubt as to their
ailments :should write to Dr. Hartman,
President of The Hartman- Sanitarium,
Coiumbus,ohio, who will give their let-
ters prompt attention, without charge.
• '
Goderich. •
Mrs, E. Campion ' came through
with her son John from Detroit nand
has roma:Med here. Mr: John Camp-
ion has gone tee visit hts• brother
Carl in Alberta. •.
•• The tittle sen of Mr. •James' Dan-
iels suffered greatly lase week, his
hold being swelled terribly . from
blood; poisoning. •
• Mr. E. N. Lewis M.' P. is prepar-
ing his latest. purchase oe Essex
• street for prospective tenants..
Miss Parkhill of. Toronto who has
visited Goderich several times is the
guest of bei: aunt, Mrs. John Kers
and cousin, Mrs. • Joe. Beck.
• Mrs, and. • Mise, MoDewelt 'intend .to
reside in• Toronto after the Christmas
holidays. • "
Wefind that by the 'Will of the late
Miss E. C. Attrill the • whole snick
of carriages, ete., is to be sold by
public auction. • .
Tidings were reeeived on ' StintlaY
of the leis . of the Captain of the
• Julia, Larson, hiving fella), overboard
it is. supposed in the *stone we had
recently. The ' Julia it seems nad
been purchased by young Hyslop.
• The policemen will not allow men
nor boys to gather around the sq -
grate but for some time the boasehavb
been having a fine outing in the vie -
inky of -Oddfellotv's ball, swinging
the gate, jumping overthe pipe fence
and dancing on the 'natio= which
•has been newly laid. Breaking the
Windows of some Stanley street hou-
ses. We hope the policemen: Will just
have an, ear ifor Kingston street fro-
lics in tlie, eloonlight after this.
Mrs. .Morrison who resides on Cale-
donia Terrace with ber daughter, itlise
Morrison,- had the • misfortune to fall
one day last, week arenbroke three or
her ribs. The • old lady is ;getting ev-
ery care, her clever granddaughter
Miss MaeDonald, a trained nurser be-
ing tri constant attendance open, her.
• Mr. W. MacCeeeth returned from
Toronto �n October 1st aceompanied
by life son Mr. William MacCreath
who' is euffering front being operated
upon, at St, Mieliaells hospital about
three weeks ago and is recovering as
well as ean, be eepeeted,
AVCTION SALE OF FARM Sel.0.01<.
Thorim,s Brown has been
lnst-
•rueted by Mr. Peter Fisher to sell'
by. public auction on Let 5, Con.
. 3, Stanley, on. Wednesday; October
17th, ' at one o'clock p. in. tlie
following .property, viz • - Btood
draft mare, with colt at side, 3
months old, sired by Prior's Hero,
and suppeeed to be in foal:to
Oraham, brood draft mere, 7
. yeses om, supposed to be he foal,
good ...driving mare, 7 veers old,'
seepostd to be in foal,' draft filly,
rising 3 years old, sired bY Young
Rekerfleid, roadster gelding, 2
years old, sired by Electric B.,
roadster filly, 2 years oid, sired by
Electric B., teamof aged • good
work itoese8'. Cattle -6 cows sup-
posed to be in calf to a thorabred
bell, 4 steers 3 year old, 8 steers
rising 3 years °le, 2 limners rising
3 years -old, 3 steers' rising 2
years old,. 2 heifers rising 2 years
Old, 5 spring calves, Pigs -9 pigs
' 3 months old, also a quaetity of
• tnangolds. There will be no reserve
as the proprietee has :Wed his
• ittrm. Terms of Sale -All etnns of
$5 and wider, . cash ; over Chat am-
ount. 12 months credit on, approved
toint notes. •A ilisCOUntr .1f 5 per
vent. allowed for cash on credit
amounts -Pe ter Visitor, Proprie tor,
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer.
Deaths.
,
1(ATIE WASti
Louisricapis.
Coderia •••.
• • •
Mrs. (Captain) Willoughby 'arid
'lit-
tle Graham have gone • te reside 'at
Windsor. ••• •
• Mr, Myees . of the Gs, C. I: staff
now. ocdupies the house. lately • •. va-.
cated by Captain Willoughby. -
.Mr. William .ThemPeort and family
have left 'Ode - Eight Ave, residence
'and now reside 'is: the roomsoreKin-
gsion street •over the laundry.
Miss Huldale _Whitely is the guent.
'of her aunt • Mrs. Abraham Smith,
town. Miss Whitely -is . a. 'nurse in
training . at sthe ..Cumberland : street
hospital itt BroOklyns N.Y.., • . •
Ouricitizens generally will Sympath-
ize 'wtth ;Dr. E. Ralph. and '• Mrs.
Hooper .on the death of • their Went
son, Ralph Oliver . Morriss 'aged '5
months and 25 days, who pastied aw-
ay on Seetember. .29th .asti the family
eessdence in Toeonto, • ••
• -The retrains; • af the • late Francis
Xavier Buehler Jr, arrived. in Ceders
id; .0a1 Seterdaye September 29th
from his lateresidence at Portlfut-
en and were taken to the: residence.
• of les' brother, Mr. Joseph' Buehler.
He died. from the effect of a. wound
itt his nand • Which ea -used serious .• re -
suits, Oath coming to Lis release,
Specialists from Detreit were Scat
for, but their skill too, was • ineffecie
eat. The funeral Wok place en: Mon-
day at St. Peter's &hitch where; a
requiem high mass was eeelebra.test. by
the 'Revelnwther MacRae, at the con-
clusion ofmitten tire funeral ,cortege
wended it 'way • to the cemetery • in.
• Colborne. Tne pallbearers, were the
• five brothers Cif, the laise F. X, Baechs
. .
ler and his trothershalaw, J. Mosier.
Mrs.. Il. J. Sults- spent Sunday. in
Lendoe theguest • at 110 Sister, Mrs.
Jack elutes.
• .At Victoria 's treet church on Sunday
.e.venIng Rev. James Livings tone, a
former pastors .gave a beautiful ser-
mon sbewing that •mon. Sleeild •be
grateful for. being brought into tha
world, for whet would -the, world be
if man had not been treated ?
Miss Jolientosi, trained nurse has
returned Irom her. visit to Texas
wItere she was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. •Lyon • who 'spent the past sum-
mer ,here, itt the residence .of Mr.
Ifongens.
There was a goodly attendance at
the Gillivray Mission Ba,nd entsrtain-
runt on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Charles Symonds has gone on
Keewatin to make barrels tbiswiit
er for the, flour enillse Ilis brother
iiistreia charge of the , establishment
• At North street church on October
1st tire firet large, entertainment wee,
held for the S. S. ehildree. Supper
was :idled from 6' to 8 p. m. The
program was good. The' primary
class plened all with thole. eiaaing.
Rev, Mr. Hum was chairman, The
music of the impromptu orchestra
throughout the evening was vet),
good. The members Were Pent( Poty
let violin, Misc.; Glatlye Whitely 2nd,
do, Mr, Park veolin ; 'Mr. Pennington,
cornet, Mr. Welbank trombone. Miss.
Keturab Brown sang in fine voice
"Love me while I live." Mrs. Beek-
ett delighted alt with' her quaint ren-
dering of ‘,q)ea.con Osimmon's Cherr-
ies"' and a pretty trio "Jesus Loves
Me" was joyfully sung by the tittte
Misses Edna Sharman, Leave Pile:,
and Lillictit Edward.
WALKER -In C 1 in ton on Oetobee
Oth, Mrs. James Walker, Sr., ag-
ed 85 years and 9 months.,
SCHRENK-In Lloyelminstee, Sask.,
ofli Oetober 4th, Anthony A.
Sohrenk, formerly of Clinton, aged
41 yew; and 3 months.
COLIS-In Iltieter, North Dakota, on
S'epteimber 20th, Mrs. Henry Cole,
formerly of Clinton, aged 85
years. •
DRAPER -Near Stratford oh October
14t, Thomas Draper, -father of
Mr, R. J. Draper of Goderirh
townsitip, aged afl years.
StnIPT-In Goderich, on October
let, Dorcas Swift, widow of the
late Dean 'Slant.,
WEST1sROOK-1'n 1)ungannon, on
October 3rd, llannak Maria given*
wife of George Westbrook, aged
54 years, 1 ' month and 11 days.
11011,L -1h Detroit, on Septetulsee 15lh
Berbera, Buln widow of the late
Thomas 13u11, formerly of Sea -
birth, attlemother of Mee. Win,
Linsney, mid Harry P. quit,.
Miss Anna McGinn, 161 Plain street,
Providence, E. I., writea:
"I wish to let you know of the good
your medicine has done for me.
had what the doctors called heart
trouble. I had been doctoring for a
year before I tried your Peruna.
"I got a bottle of your Parana and
after a week's use of it 1 began to feel
better. I could not eat, sleep, or work,
but I have at lastfound that the medb
dine that will cure me is Permit."
•• GODEBICIIL.
• The Goderioh township rifle assoes •
iation will join in the shoot in Wine- ,
Siam on Thernagivieg Day,
• Miss Bauer has resigned front the.
Collegiate. Instit u te, . staff and • gees
to Pettrbeeo, Ansa Arn J.,. Ken:,
Torante, succeedi ' 11qe.
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