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Aft'', Bcawn, of. Blyth, has eoidhia '
,t *rM In. grey County, for the suint of
l�4"R.
t ' Mrs T. Oroves, of Lower Town, ,
1.y[ringgbam, has been seriously ill, but is
rslotvly convalescing.
$., McKee has been re-en��gagged to
teach at the school In Na. 8 McKillop,
#or the coining year,
,F Mrs Hostettler, formerly of Blake,
died in New Hamburg last week. She
was in her 61st years.
Cold in Head—Nasal Balm gives instant
relief; speedily cures. Never fails.
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On a half day's hunt, recently, four
of Wroxeter's sports succeeded in bag -
i• Bina 17 rabbits and one partridge.
W. Iii. Gnnily, barrister, of Leaming-
ton, and Miss Mise Edith Verity, of
'I , `, _ ° Brantford, both former residents of
Exeter, are to be married Wednebday.
Wm. Shroeder, of Zurich, on Satur-
l. ,,; , urday last, was fortunate to bag a fine
y,;1;; ,` wildcat, ,while out shooting. The cat
weighed 25 lbs,
k A genuine ghost -story has yet to be at-
tested; but not so a genuine blood purifier.
Over and over again it has been proved that
1.111. Ayer'B Sarsaparilla stands alone among
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medicines as the most reliable tonic -altera-
tive in pharmacy. It stood alone at the
World's Fair.
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Miss Bella Bethune, daughter of Mr
'`"'' C. Bethune, Seaforth, has accepted a
I osition as teacher in the school at
Fort Erie.
The suit of Halliday vs townshi p of
Stanley, though decided in favor of the
township, cost the latter $SM.
Mr Geo. Shaw, of Wingham, killed
a pair of steers this week which turned
the scales at 820 Ibe of dressed beef
each.
John R. Govenlock, Winthrop, was
`1' taken suddenly ill one day last week,
caused by a rupture of a blood vessel.
He is now improving.
,,t„",,_ , w , C, Donnelly, prop. of the popular and
well-known Windsor Hotel, Alliston, Ont.,
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was troubled for years with Itching Piles.
He was persuaded by Jae. MoGarvey, Al -
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liston, livery man, to use Chase's Oint-
ment, which he did, was cured, has had no
. 1, return of them and highly recommends this
-� „ Ointment as a sovereign Dore for Piles.
I A new post office is to be located in
the northeast section of McKillop. It
�;, has been applied for,and we are pleas-
ed to say that the prospects of having
one established are very fair.
? ' H. J. Morden, who has been cashier
'� in the Standard Bank at Brussels ever
X since it started, has been promoted to
r the position of accountant in the
('~, : Fingston branch. Who his successor
11 ' is, is not yet known.
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KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great
.Ablood purifier, gives freshness and clear-
�' ness to the complexion and cures Consti-
!W'1 ,tion, 25 eta., 50 eta., $1. Bold by J. H.
p,'" Combe, Clinton,
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s1. We are pleased to learn that Miss
Cresswell, daughter of G. E. Cress-
well, Tuckersmith, who has been con-
t fined to the house through illness, is
considerably better. '
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":,1 Colin McArthur has sold his farm,
41being the south 126 acres of lot 24, con.
9, Morris, to John Shortreed, for the
sum of $7,000. This is the best sold
farm in the county, even if it is a goon
farm.
Isaac Smith, of Talbotville, brother
of Mrs John Spackman, of Exeter,
died very suddenly on Monday. He
drove a team of horses to the black-
smith to be shod. At 4 p.m. he was sit-
ting in a chair, when he suddenly fell
over, expiring in a few minutes.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with Jos-
epbine Glove Cleaner, for sale only by
Hodgens Bros., Clinton, Bole agents for the
Perrin, Freres and Alexander Kid Glove
in all the most desirable shades, dressed
and undressed, lace and button.
Very general and deep regret is ex-
pressed at the very unexpected death of
Margaret Glenn, relict of the late An-
drew Stewart, of IIsborne, whopassed
to the great majority, on Friday last,at
the age of 71 years.
Mr Harold Clarkson, son of our es-
teemed townsman, Mr C, Clarkson,
principal of the collegiate institute, of
Seaforth, has been appointed to deliver
the valedictory address at the close of
the present term at the Toronto Norma
School.
SHILOH'S CURE is sold on a guaran-
tee. It cures incipient Consumption. It
is the best cough care. Only one cent a
dose. 25cts„ 500to., and $1, Sold by J. 11.
Combe, Clinton.
�; Dr. Agnew, of Londeaboro, who has
been ill with typhoid fever for some
time, is so far recovered as to be able
,,`;' to be out. He was in Wingham on
'.A Wednesday shaking hands with
friends,
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'" There is but little to report in regard
to municipal matters to Wingham as
yet. Most of the presen, council will,
we believe, offer for re-election, but
the Mayor and one or two of the Court.�'t'!� eillors, it is said, will not be candidates.
°, The many friends of Jas. McIntosh,
of the Mill Road, Seaforth, who had
his feet so severely injured a shorl
time ago, by getting them caught in a
�- horse power, will be pleased to learn
that he is getting along nicely and it
�' now able to walk out with the aid of
' 'J,, crutches.
Mrs W. H. Dearing, of Stephen, mel
`' with a painful accident on Friday last
Which will doubtless confine her to the
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I'll, for some time. She accidental
1 stepped on a rusty nail, which rat
through her slipper, and into her foo
for about an inch,
''„�,, The numerous friends of Mr W. R
,;,i Counter, Seaforth, will be glad to leart
. ' that a decided chane for the better
has taken place in his condition ant
that every hope is now entertained bi
his medical attendants for his ultimab
s; recovery.
The Secretary of the Local Board o
Health has received a communicatioi
from Dr. P. H, Bryce, Toronto, Secre
11 tart' of the Provincial Board of Health
intimating that a complaint bad beet
lodged with himhs to a nuisance the
exists in Wingham, and asking th,
Local Board to report on carne.
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i +serious attack of in 10%, soon,
)rought.oti by having contracted a cp�d
vhic�t settled on the lenge,
On Sabbath last the' reinaiga of Mrs
�lizttbetli'Mg ze, relict of the late W M.
Baize, were interred in Dungancon
)einetery. They were escorted from
ter late residence In Ashfield to the
:emetery by a largo concourse of sor-
'owing relatives, friends and acqualn-
;ances.. .
F. Hess of Zurich, had a narrow es -
Ape one a%lastweek. Whileworking
n the planing mill his clothing caught
.n the planer, and had It not been for
tiegreet presence of mind the result
night have proved fatal. However, he
•cached over and threw off the belt,
rut not before some of his dry goods
lad gone through: ,•
The session of Carmel Presbyterian
:hurehI of Hensall, have engaged the
iervices of Miss Steinbach, a member
A the Methodist church, of Zurich, as
>rganiat, hiss Murray having, as was
it%ted last week, resigned, owing to
finding it inconvenient to continue her
iervices. Miss Steinbach is a very
good musician.
When Baby coat sick, we gave her CastorK
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorle•
When she became N113, she clung to CastorK
When she had Children. she gave them Castor*
Two sons of John Taugher, of con 12,
Turnberry, had been engaged in chop-
ping wood. They had an old gun with
them. On Wednesday afternoon,
shortly after dinner, a rabbit suddenlyy
a peared, when the eldest boy, aged
about 18, picked up the gun and pulled
the hammer quickly, when it flew back
from not catching properly, and the
charge was fired, the shot entered the
neck of James, the younger brother, on
the right side, causing instant death.
The dead boy was about sixteen years
of age. The bay who so instantly caus-
ed his brother's death was crazed with
grief.
PLAIN FACTS.
Burdock Blood Bitters purifies, renovat-
es and regulates the entire eystem,tbas cur-
ing Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Head-
ache,Biliousness,Rneutratiem, Dropsy, and
all diseases of the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels. It also removes all impurities
from the system, from a oommonipimple to
the worst scrofulous sore.
1t is our painful duty to chronicle the
death of Wm. Borland, of West Wawa -
nosh, which event took place on Thurs-
day night. He leaves one son and two
daughters, all of whom reside in Mich -
Ig -%n , He was one of Huron's pioneers,
farming was his employment, until his
family got married off, and then he
lived retired for a few years. After his
wife died he went to live with his fami-
ly until a few months ago, when he
came back to Canada to spend the rest
of his time. The funeral took place
from John Willard's on Sunday, and
was largely attended by his old neigh-
bors. His remains were buried in Ball's
Cemetery, along side of his departed
wife.
On Sunday last Wm. Davidson, of
Exeter; met with an- accident which'
might have resulted in the burning of
his stable. It seems be went to the
barn with his son to do the chores, and
in trying to hang the lantern on a nail
let it fall on the floor, the oil spilling
out on the hay, and becoming ignited.
The blaze soon spread and reached the
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possibiity of a, doubt, r
Tbo Arequipa attltlon taJzes about 'tv�o
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a. ee ;t a �¢iah a"oi tlxeir v>astoraero,
for , the anis at $orla4al; s>$q.-:,,
w.: int, Deq.1% ,telt, ...
Ba Shiloh's Vitalizer saved m life. I
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tll4uaand Phototgra hu 0 year of thesouth-
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The Goo, $. Tuokett & Son lips, Ltd.,
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e#otogropued In P'ar Fera —who o
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ern heaveng, This Work to about all the
atAtiou ase takes Detre of,aud th P1a ..
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the
, marke4
This I's 4eknowlooged to be $hn Iea<dlirg folk ''
in the oopnty. t%Ptl#P stat AIAe
rt the
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shipped to Cambridge after only A cursory
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lnapeotloil,. there tP be exstrtlntjd ,?arefulty
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>He#►vQAw>ITrw.. Viewing a wt Her SR4xk.
for averytbing of lnterest• Professor Pick-
office Rattenbury St. Clinton. Night bell
130.v r"s kregt io ,
Two discoveries of unusual Interest have
been anonnood at tete Harvard Observatory
Bring deputes this task to Mrs. M. Flem-
Ing, who, with ten or a doz$n Young
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--one of a "new star" In the constellation
Carina and the other of several clusters of
women to agsist her, 000uples
brick building in the rear of the library,
Carelessness in girlhood causes the great-
est suffering and unhappiness in after life.
made her so dirty,
"variable aura." Soot occurred in the
where already literally of these plates
SMOKING TOBACCO.
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southern hemlapheMand werereoordedon
photographs taken by the telescopes at the
are stared.
Professor Pickering said to -day that the
'observatory bad advantage in cos-
no less than eighty-seven stars have proved
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Barrister, Solicitor +
branch station at Arequipa, Peru, It was
not until the plates were shipped to Cam-
a great
Bossing the great series of obart plates of
the heavens, by means of which an ob-
This supplies a lou felt want giving the
consumer one 20 cent la or a 10 cent
the famone c'T
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bridge and there examined that the die-
coveries were actually made
Servation of a spectrum plate, or a result��
be
lees or a 5 Dant lace of
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brand of pare Virginia Tobacco,
Commissioner for Ontario andl4lanitraba. ,
The "new Star" referred tole not one
that has always existed and has just been
published by another observatory, can
corroborated and extended. It was an-
Tin tag' "T $ B" is on every pieceI
Office immediately Beath of Gfilroy 6c WIii*Aitj'
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observed by astronomers, but one of
the class that comes into existence sudden-
nounced in 1891 that a nava---Nova Auri-
gee—had appeared In February of that
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IT PAYS TO
ly, Increases in radiancy until it reaches
year. The Harvard ohart plates were lm-
medlately examined, and it was discover-
in doubt about was counted. In general
no variables were found within about one
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTA,R'
its greatest brilliancy and then fades into
obscurity or entirely disappears,
ed that the nova had appeared as early as
PIIBLIC FITC.
Office—Beaver $lock.
Nova Carinae, as the new star is called, to
the fifteenth to be discovered in two thou-
December, 1890.
By the spectrum analysis of novae.tbus
child as security,' And then the rich
Up -stairs, Opposite Foster'e'(t'hoto Gallery, .
sand years. The one preceding the
made light is thrown on their composi-
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CLINTON
latt, seen October 26, 1893, was also die-
covered at the Harvard Observatory. The
tion. It is not known whether novae re -A4
sult from the collision of the two bodies,
of the highest order
Success
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Cambridge method is a most admirable
and effective one. The photographic plates
from a meteor passing through a nebula,
)canic
ti laws,
still attends pupils of
The Canada Business College
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt R Oameronjl
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
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nalm"now star" helpsrformEach the
and, the law established, astronomers will
CHATHAM, ONT.
Office -Hamilton St., opposite Colborne Hotel,
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be able to predict about what every future
few
J. D. Staple has been sent to take charge of
Sutherland & Innes Co's office Munising,
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nova will do. The spectra of the last
novae, it may be added, have been re-
the at
Mich. Chas. Ball to take charge of same firm s
New Orleans. Three other former
j�R. WM. C ONN, L, R. C. P. and L. R. C. 8.
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markably alike.
office at
pupils.have been added to their staff in the
home office, M. McBrayno and Bertha Garrett
Edinburgh. office-Ontariobreet,Clintou
Night calls at front door of residence on Batten
Mrs T. C. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn
ae Stenograpaore and Frank Elliott as gg,,, rel
Willertou
bury St., opposite Presbyterian church.
Ba Shiloh's Vitalizer saved m life. I
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assistant. Anotlrer former pupih
Toung, has had charge of the books in the New
TR J. L. TURNBULL. M -,D., TOIiONry'I
university, m D. C.M., Victoria Unlvarsity
consider it the best remedy for a debilitat-
York office of the same firm for Othree years.
M C. P & g., Ontario. Fallow of the obstetrical
ed system I ever used, For Dyspepsia,
IT PAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL.
Society of Edinburgh, late of London, Eng , and
Liver or Kidney troubles it excels. Price
it
Edinbnrgh Hospitals. Office.-Dr.Dowse ly'sold
5 eta.
For catalogue of either department address
office Rattenbury St. Clinton. Night bell
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D.MeLACHLAN, Chatham
answered at the came place.
A Cow's Strange Actions.
Down south lives a geniteman who owns
a most remarkable cow. She looks like
a most ordinary black cow, but she isn't
at all, for she absolutely refuses to be sep-
arated from her owner's children. If the
children are at home the cow will stay in
the pasture which to near the house, separ-
ated from it by a low fence. But if the
children ico away she will jump high
fences to follow them until the to caught.
When the cow has been pat in pasture
She remains quiet; but If put in the lat
near the house when the children are
away from home, it its impossible to keep
her there. If allowed, she will follow the
children about exactly like a dog, keeping
behind them and apparently watching
over them, perfoolty happy 11 only the,
children are within Sight of hearing.
Willy wfap's Temperance Lecture.
Father and mother went off one cold
day last spring, and left me at home
alone.
I went out to the hen -house for the eggs,
and there I saw a Speckle sitting all
humped up, and lonking very dumpish.
I thought she was going to die
I picked her up and carried her into the
house. She seemed to tremble and shiver.
I thought she was cold.
The )Harvard Observatory in Arequipa, I hardly knew what to do for her, but I
Peru, has a photographing telescope which remembered what mother does for young
took the above pictures. The first photo- lambs when they aro obilled,so I warmed
graph shows the heavens when certain a little milk, and put in a few drops of
fields of stare were dim at the pointe indi- whiskey that she koepe on purpose for the
cated by the arrows. Ih the third picture Jambs,- I would dy ahave you know we don't
--these fields were found -to be brighter, keep r for anybody else. Nobody drinks
with the result that many more stars were fa our house. a am all temperance folk,
seen at points where there were none be- father, mother and L
fore. See the arrows. In the cantor pic- I tried to feed Speckle come of the stuff
tura are two photographs. The upper with a too spoon, but she would not eat it,
shows the field without the new star, and She shook her bill and spattered it all over
the second shows it plainly at the point of again,
velveteen suit. I tried it over and over
the arrow. again, till I was about as speckled as she
was; then I gave it up, and carried her
loft Hoop, and 1t was with great 1 cu -
ty that they succeeded in getting the
used are of two aorta—spectrum and chart.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR To LET
back to the hon -house, and one went to oat•
ing corn, as much as to say,' i I won't make
flames extinguished. Mr Davidson in
The latter contain, on their surface
of ,
believe sick any longer, if I've got to take
fighting the flames burned his hand
night by ten inches, thousands of star
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that horrid stuff I"
considerably, and his oon Alf, in getting
points, the plates being sprinkled all over
I
I went back to the house, and I tried to
out of the loft, in the excitement struck
with tiny dots. Such a plate must be gone
I
make my kitty eat the rest of the milk
his head on a snag and received an ugly
over very carefully if a chance nova on
it
and whiskey.
wound.
is to be found. The spectrum plate, how-
The Medical and Sur cal diseases of the Eye Ear
She tasted of It, and then she went be-
BIIRDOCK BLOOD BITTERS
ever,shows fewer stars,and each spectrum
Is large enough to be easily made onti and
Impos-
stoppedIm In front of the building an os-
ing carriage and team. The occupants
hind the stove and washed herself all over.
I wonder if she thought that one taste
Pnrifiee, rDOCKea and regulates the en-
Its peculiarities noted.
Carelessness in girlhood causes the great-
est suffering and unhappiness in after life.
made her so dirty,
, thus
tine system, thus curing Dyspepsia, Con-
tire system,
The plates come to Cambridge from
improved farms or stock ranches with irrriga-
I thought I'd call Bose and have him
ick Headache, Biliousness,
Arequipa, in boxes of one hundred plates,
no less than eighty-seven stars have proved
eat it. Dogs know sornothingI But Bose
Rheumatism, Dropsy, and all dieeaaea of
As soon as a box arrives Mrs. Fleming,
.,
only smelled it, and then wouldn't taste
the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.
who has charge of this work, goes over the
three came in. The mistress of the party
it tat all.
It also removes all impurities from the
spectrum plates, drawing a circle around
Prescription promotes regularity of all fem-
inine functions, makes strength and builds
"Well," I thought, "if hens and oats
system, from a common pimple to the
each spectrum which seems worthy
of
and dogs know enough not to drink whis.
worse scrofulous sore.
special attention. The spectra thus mark-
in doubt about was counted. In general
no variables were found within about one
key, ft's a pity a boy shouldn't know at
The Queens shorthorn heifer won the
ed aro afterward carefully examined and
Mrs,
much." I made up my mind then and
championship cap at Smithfield Cattle
determined. It was In this way that
Fleming discovered, In 1898, Nova Nor-
child as security,' And then the rich
there that I'd never drink, and give folks
a chance to say that I was not as wise N
Show,
mae, and a week ago Saturday Nova Car-
$',I have been a Sufferer from female weak.
a hen, a cat, or a dog.
Among the many bills introduced in the
Inae,
Vag -immediately south
Bice. Residence - Albert St., Clinton. Call
ness' for six years. I grew worse- had severe
in left and
United States Senate was one by Mr Allen,
Nova Carinae was found by examination
Talent is more valuable than R&lus,
disfranchising any citizen of the United
of the plates to have appeared between
acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
hardwood -bush. Frame dwelling houe c,
because a man can control It.
St t '- h-" --licit or accept a title
M h 6 end A ril 8 On nine plates the
of
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a es w o s a o are p ,
patent of nobility, or degree of honor from ,fret taken on, April 8 and the last on July
a foreign nation, and punishing this crime 1, the nova appeared, Its photographic
by both fine and imprisonment. brightness diminishing during that time
AN EVIL FOLLOWER from the eighth to the eleventh magni-
tude.
Consumption follows neglected colds. The two cuts give one view of the region
Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, asthma, where the nova dues not appear, and the i
sore throat, bronchitis and lung troubles. other where it is clearly defined. These
Price 25 and 50, cuts are from photographs enlarged
eighteen times. The arrow in the first out
shows the point where the nova afterward
A baby as security. appeared. The large star near it is
One of the women attendants out at the designated in the catalogue as A. G, C. I
children's sanitarium on the Lincoln park 15, 269, magnitude 5. 5. The brilliancy
lake shore, toils a pretty story. of Nova Carinae gives a magnitude of
f h fi I
"A woman who was sick enough herself
g
tobe In a hospital came up here with her
DB. J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR To LET
AaooaohSt. , oto,, ly oe in the Palade Block
Rattenbnry St. formerly occupied by Dr, Reeve
A
dee reason why women Lrc so genet-
enetto
ally troubled with some deram,ement of
Clinton Ont.
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J AS. S. FREEBORN, M.D., L.S.&Q.O,P.I., M. .
C. P. & S. O., Graduate Rings and peens
icon.
NEST HALF OF PERRIN'S
BLOCK FOR SALE.
College of Ph sfoians, Dublin, Ireland.
bate General Medical Council, Great Brit&
_
Make me an offer for this, Say $300 or 84M
Member of College Physician ants Surgeons, On-
tanto. Formerly resident of Rottppuds Hospital,
oash,balance as can be mutually arranged•
D. J. CAMPBELL, 284 Main W., Hamilton Ont
Ting -in and Gyaecologloal1Du11Kn. Residence
- at enbary St, out, next door to Ontario St,
parsonage.
FOR SALE.
The undersigned will sell at s Baorifice, Lot 451
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DR STANBURY, GRADUATE OF TH$
Medical Department of Victoria Untver-
or 12, Railway Terrace Clinton. Particulars
upon application, JAMES SCOTT, Barrister &v
afty, Toronto, formorly of the Hospitals and
Dlepenearlee, Nex York, Coronet for h9
County of Huron, Bayfield, Ont. .
FOR SALE ON EANY TERMS
Lot 88, Maitland Concession, Goderich,
DR. MtcLEL.LAN
Township. For terms and particulars ap-
The Beeond discovery relates to the vari.
able star clusters. The photographs
ply to JAMES SCOTT, Barrister, Clinton
{ SPECIALIST .
she could see the lake. Soon after taere
The Medical and Sur cal diseases of the Eye Ear
"A woman who was sick enough herself
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tobe In a hospital came up here with her
Nose and Throat. gull stock of Spectacles, Lap-
s, lo. A comparison o t ese two ,*
gives some hint of the activity of matter
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dee reason why women Lrc so genet-
enetto
ally troubled with some deram,ement of
childIt was a tiny thing, and so weak
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The following. valuable residental property in
for Lot 107
in that far away region when a star of that
the distinctly feminine organism is that as
that it could hardly cry. The mother had
magnitude ban come into such sudden
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girls they learn nothing about their own
to be assisted under the shelter, and then
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prominence.
physical make up, Parents are waking up
we gave her a reolining place from which
The Beeond discovery relates to the vari.
able star clusters. The photographs
in
to the importance of edu:ation of this kind
and young women are becoming mon 4Q
she could see the lake. Soon after taere
this case, as in the other, were taken
at
more able to take care of tbeir health.
Impos-
stoppedIm In front of the building an os-
ing carriage and team. The occupants
Arequipa, with the 18 -inch Hoyden tole-
same place. Office hours 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to sp,aa:
Carelessness in girlhood causes the great-
est suffering and unhappiness in after life.
were a woman, whose dress Indicated
to 9 P.M.
scope. In the cluster in Canes Venattel
improved farms or stock ranches with irrriga-
Little irregularities and weaknesses in girls
riches and refinement, a pretty and ela-
tion, buildings and fences, in the District of Al-
no less than eighty-seven stars have proved
should be looked after promptly and treat-
borately dressed baby, and the nurse The
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to be variable from an examination bothment
D.D.S., Trinity University, Toronto,
�ivcn at once. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
three came in. The mistress of the party
Special attention given to the Preservation of ,
by Professor Pickering and Mrs.Fleming.
They made fifteen plates of the game clue-
Prescription promotes regularity of all fem-
inine functions, makes strength and builds
saw the tdek woman and spoke to her. I
did not hear what was Bald at first, but a
Valuable Farm f"or Sale.
ter, and no star that either observer was
up a sturdy health with which to meet the
trials to come. The "Favorite Prescn -
few moments later I heard the firs woman
in doubt about was counted. In general
no variables were found within about one
Bayfield let Thursday of each month.
universalpanacea, is
good is directed
eay:
„ , Don't be afraid. I will leave you my
minute of the center of the clusters on
se-
for butaone thing. It c
solely at one set of organa.
child as security,' And then the rich
MRB ELIZA SPARLING, Clihton, pim
count of the closeness of the stars, None
$',I have been a Sufferer from female weak.
woman picked the they child that was
of these variables are more than ten min-
Vag -immediately south
Bice. Residence - Albert St., Clinton. Call
ness' for six years. I grew worse- had severe
in left and
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So"weak and carried it herself to the our. ,
utas distant from the centers of the Dins-
cutting patois in left ova also side
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stomach. The pale in ie side was constant. 1
riage and got in and was driven away, i
The nurse and the rich baby remained at I
tars.
In N. G. C., 5,904 a circle 110 seconds
acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
hardwood -bush. Frame dwelling houe c,
would have light Spasms previous to montht�
period and when the spasm would leave 1 would
the Sanitarium and entertained the sick
in diameter contains sixteen stars, six
of
suffer from severe soreness all over and could
bear nothing to touch me. I also suffered frost
) woman, and when the other returned the
W or nearly forty per send are varl-
able. In the entire cluster about 750 stars
severe headaches; burning pressure on bract
cased me to be insnue. I could
almostu
sick child had on a now dress, and a bunch
a ere examined, and forty -Fix found to
be
which
not lny my bend dowu without smothering. M1
of sweet peas was fastened about Its neck,
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It was so quietly done, and so pretty, too,
variable, so that they form ab t six
the tars
per
face was poor; eyes looked dead; wanted In flesh
I w s constipated and suffered severe pain whey
for fust
I I just went off alone and cried from joy."
cent. of the whole, Of all visible
to the naked Bye legs than O e per Cant,
'
bo�ets would net. I could not eat the
of 6tomach. I tyytgoave
in rdoctors
—Chicago Chronicle.
are variable•
Subscriber,ofiere for sale the Enstbalf of lot 2
he bestss
here but they onn me tem
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• WEAK AND TIRED.
The outs presented show rtain vari-
ables" at their minimum r dianee, and
TAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO
J MARRIAGE
pornry relief. r had given up all hope of eve
well again, At last I concluded to giv,
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription a trial, i hav,
Ur
taken two battles, one of the 'Golden Medica
) DrAn Sins,—I can heartily re ommend
Milburn's Cod Liver Oil Emulaior. For a
also at their greatest ohsery magnitude.
The Hold is the cluster ssior 5 N.
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G.
Discovery' and cue of 'Petters.' I have not ret
any signs of my cid disease; headache all done
ion time I felt so weak I oonidhal keep
g Y
C. 6, 904, 1 and the photoja he were taken
good road. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
menses reguinr without ache or pain. Indeed
up, every little thing tiring me o I too k
pk
only two hours apart, b on August
A,
eel like a new person.'• yours truly,
two bottles and the tatlgae and ti ed fooling
loft and have never eoturned.-=' E,
1896. The arrow point i each Daae indi-
"variable"
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FOR SALE
Nose and Throat. gull stock of Spectacles, Lap-
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sea and Artificial Eyes.
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The following. valuable residental property in
for Lot 107
or 234, Duress BT., LoNno� � ~
the Town of Clinton, is offered sale.
and part of 108, Victoria St., and part of lot 1113
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HigbBtreet. There are two comfortable dwelling
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Honees upon the property, in an excellent state
of reprir, For further particulars and terms
Londeaboro, tsnccessor to Dr �onn g•
apply to JAMES SCOTT,
T. AGNEW, M. B„ Toronto University, M. D. C.
M., Trinity University, Member of College Phy
TO FARMERS
sicians and Surgeons, Ontario, Office opposite
Methodist church. Night calls answered at the
same place. Office hours 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to sp,aa:
An excellent opportunity is now afforded to
farmers with small capital, who desire to obtain
to 9 P.M.
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improved farms or stock ranches with irrriga-
tion, buildings and fences, in the District of Al-
DR- BRUCE, ?,DEM TIST-
berta, N. W. T, on easy terms. The raisin¢ of
horned cattle, Horses, sheep and pigs is rapidly
L. D.B., Royal College of Dental Turgeons of Ont.
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developing in the district, The unders,gned
D.D.S., Trinity University, Toronto,
will furnish information or answer enquiries.
Il. W. C. MEYER, Q. C„ Calgary, N. W.T
Special attention given to the Preservation of ,
e natural tooth
the u •
Valuable Farm f"or Sale.
Othce, Coats Block, over Taylor's shoe store
N. B. -Will visits Blyth every Monday and
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Valuable farm for sale one mile from Holmes-
Bayfield let Thursday of each month.
ville, containing 80 acres, with large orchard,
trams house and barn. Also a 6 year old mare,
good driver. For further particulars apply to
B, ,pLACRALL VETERINARY SUNGEON
J • HtinoraryGraduate of the OntarioVeterinarp
MRB ELIZA SPARLING, Clihton, pim
College. Treats all diseases of domesticated and
mate on the most modern and scientific pprinol-
Office oftbeNewEre
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
Vag -immediately south
Bice. Residence - Albert St., Clinton. Call
M -Y
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of 138 acres,
night orday attandedto promptly
being lot 11, Maitland con., Colborne, about 105
acres cleared, all fit for cultivation; balance
hardwood -bush. Frame dwelling houe c,
, TOMLINSON, VETERINAI-Y SURGEON,
' B� Ontario Veteri-
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gcod
bank tarn,drivingbouse and other outbuildings,
Honorary Graduate -of the
1 nary College, Toronto, Trests all dineasesr
Goods ring in nearly every field. Bearing or-
School house the farm Will
Domestic Animale on the moat mode, n and
chard of 2 acres. on
be sold on reasonable terms.
Seientifio Principles. Day and night calls prompt
1 answered. Residence-Rattenbury St., west
MICHAEL SCHWANZ, Benmiller P. O.
Clinton.
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T� i ARRIAGE LICENSE, JAMES SCOTT, SR.,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
1C1 iseurer of Marriage Licences, Library Room
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and Residence, Mary street, Clinton.
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Subscriber,ofiere for sale the Enstbalf of lot 2
in the 3rd concession. E. D. of Ashfield, It con-
80 and
TAMES CAMPBELL, LONDESBORO
J MARRIAGE
tainn 100 acres, with about acres cleared
free from stumps. Frame house, baru and driv-
ing ahead bearing orchad, crack rune through
ISSUER OF MEENSES,
No wituesaes required
the lot, situated 17r miles from Port Albert, on
MONEY TO LEND IN LARGE OR
good road. Will be sold on reasonable terms.
171 Small sums on good martga a security
H HALE.
At, p iy to ALEX. BADOUit, HOLMESVILLE, or
moderaterateoft nterest. Clinton.
to P. HOLT, GODERICH• .
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l,1 W. FARNCOMB, MEMBER OF ASSN OF
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• P. L. ee Provincial Land Surveyor and
Civil Engineer, London, Ont at Gco,
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.Office
Stewart's Grocery Store, Clinton. - -
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MRS. W H ITT, M. C- M:
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TEACHER OF MUSIC.
Pupil of MrCbarles W. Landon, of Philadelphia
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The Mason Method used exclusively it to con•
leaning Musical
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eidercM byy the Arttats, that no
method develo s the technic Bo rapidly as Dr
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Mason's Touch and Teobnio." Piano, Organ
and Teobnioon, or M,Bcle develops for use of
Tamworth Boar for Service.
pupil'b, Rooms over Mr G. McTaggart's Bank,
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Albeit Street, Clinton,
Subscriber keeps for service, at his premixes,
lot 31, 6th con., of Hullett. a thorobred regis-
tered Tamworth Boar. Terms, $1 at time of
a"'. AG N E W , L. D.S D. D.S.
service with priviletro of returning if necesary,
DENTIST. +,
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$1.25 is` booked. tV J. MCBRIEN. Hullett
TAM WORTH BOAR
Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surged s
Toron,Honor Graduate of Trtntuy University,
All operations In Dentistry carefully performed,
Ansesthetics
I will keep for use this season a thorotred
Beet local for painless extraction.
RegIstered Tamworth Boar, Prince, No. 166.
be the
Office opposite Town Hall ever Swallow's store,
Wilt visit Hensall every Monday, and Zur1a
Tbie brood is cons)deed tog acme of per.
fection for shipping, packing .and profit" Terms
every second Thursday of each mouth.
81. O HOARE. pi.
AWNIght bell annwered.
Improved Yorkshire Boar for
A. O. U. W.
Service.
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',Subscriber bag just purchased an, Improved
the
The Clinton Lodge, No. 144 meet in Biddle.
eombeHall on the let and Bra Fridays In eao
mgiewred Yorkahirt Boar,4rom e11 -known
month. Visitors cordially invited.
breeder, Joseph Featherston, of streetsville
R. STONEHAM, M. W. J. BEAN Beoorder
wbich wi:l be apt for service at his premiaes
Base LinoHullett. Terme, $1 at time of service,
witb privilege of returning. JOHN GOV1Ek,
Auburn.
ToCanadianH_orseExporters
Mn- RTUILL, proprietorof the Rowal City
Repository, Barbican London, England
resppectfully calls attention to the exceptional
facttitieg for the Bale of all Classes of Horeoo, at
toe Auction Salop which are beld every Tuesday
and Friday, in addition to Balesbyprivate treaty
dal )pp The Repository is the largoet and beat at-
'tendled in the City of London, and upwards of 800
borses, includin�gDrivers, Trotting Vannere, and
powerful Cart Horace, are disposed of weekly. -
A largo number of Canadian borsea have already
been Bola at the RepositoryY, producingremunor-
si lve prices, and every attOutten Is given them
on arrival, in eMe kit illness, &o. Farm accom.
modation is pr bided; all arrangements for clear-
ing borsen at Jho docks will be made on rceeipt
of Blll of Ladi . Bankers, London and Oonnty
Rank, Alder8ga , Bt„ London to whom reference
may be
made, Addrose, Ij RYMILL, RoYAL
CITY RnPo62Ton ', BAItBIcAN, LONDON, ENG.
J. ADESS FOWLER &S CO.
Architects & Civil Engineers
Are prepared to furnish plans, drawings, de
tails, and specifications of all kinds of work
VALUATIONS AND INSPECTIONS
CAREFULLY MADU '
PATIENT DRAWINGS MADE & PATENTS \ - -
OBTAINED
All work at reasonable charges. 25 years expe.
rience in Ontario. Poet office address
BOX 210, CLINTON, ONT
Sept
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)getting us can earn $20 w
olrn olVars likLll &