HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1901-05-09, Page 5May 9th, 1901.
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DR.,THOMPS_ON HAS MOVED.
Dr. Thompson has moved his place of
reeidence and office from Rattenhery
fitreet east to Aillert street north.
,,For Sale Ads
t
MILL.ETT FOR SALE
A quantity of pure Japanese seeeleft. tape
bushel.
• ELFORD er. SON.
Ante 20th. Ilohnesville•
1- ROOTS RIR SALE.
We have wine first-class
Mangolds for sale. Price Se
per bushel.
First come, first serv
A.pply at one° to
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R. & J. RANSFORM
staostoo salt, works.
MAR POSTS FOR $AM
The undersigned will deliver at 13ayfleld from
the Bruce Penittselo on the opening oottviga-
tion. 10.000 cedar posts, Tops of posts 5. inches
up, length Si feet. Price, 12cento1rb. Apply
. to James Thomson, Bayileld, or
GEO. A.. TURNER, lirueolield I. 0..
March 9th. 7.
CEMENT FOR. SLE,.
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Thorold Cement for solo by F.ilward Carter.
corner William and Princess streets, Clinton,
Special rates on ear lots, Estimates given en
• Allsvork
cement walls and flow s
satisfactorily done and all orders promptiy
attended to.
Real Estate
For Sale.
0011113 OF REVISION
TowNsurp O STANI,BY.
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The Court of Revision for the township of
Stanley will be bold in the township hall,
Varna, on Monday, May 28h, commencing at
piOicoollotenkk:iotnice,
.11.All parties interested will
J. E. lIARNWELL, Clerk,
Varna, May 1511.
HOUSE FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale a seven -room-
ed. cottage en Orange street together with one-
fifth acre of tend. New cistern and well... Will
be sold on reasonable terms.
• MRS. CARLING. .
Clinton, April nth.
COURT OF RFATISIONt ,
• TOWNSHIP OP MULLETT.
Notice is hereby given that the meeting of
the Court for the Revision of the Assessment
Itoll of the Township of lIttllett will be held at
Londesboro on Saturday; May 25t11, td the hour
of 10 o'clock a. In. for the purpose a hearing,
and settling all complaints against the saki
.It- out Roll. Persons having business at
the Court, will please attend_ at the son
and place withOut farther notice.
JAMES CAMPRELL, Clerk,
Hullett, May 8111.. •
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HOUSE' FOR .
Tho undersgthed offers f orSale or to rent his
ono story house on -Albert street together with
ono quarter acre of land, on which, there aro
thirty fruit trees. Good well and. cistern.
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Chinon, A.pril 101111
FARM FOR SALE
Mange of B118111658
Part of )ot 35 n 13111 Con. Goderich TownshiP
containl sixty five rtereS, Gootl fraine'
house an barn and bearing orchard on the
Promises. Only 2 miles from Clinton....
For further partieulars apply. to R. A.1Efet1rn,
on the premises or
•J. AIDOCT Clinton.
: GALE -FARM FORSALE
The Oak Farm, ono of -the best 100-0e1e 1ar018 ,
ill Goderieb township, Thiron comity, lot 17
and part 18011 the.8t11 con.. 01miles from 'Oode-
rich, 7 from Clinten. Tint farni contains good
buildings and fences, is wellwatered and un-.
derdrained. Large orchard and garden. Wheat
sown and plowing done. 'Would sell either- 80
or 100 acres, Apply to - • " .
wM. GOiThti,
' V3f1.1.i. '. on the premises or God erich i.e.
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FARM FOR SALE
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Tho undersigned offers for sale lot 30, 'con, 7
1111110M, consist Mg of .100 acres, 00 acres cleared,.
balance good hard -weed.. imsh, chiefly maple,
10 amain fall wheat The lot is well watered
and feneed and would mitito a good, stock farm.
There is a good orchard and -two good barns,
The farm is 4 utiles front Clinton and It mile
r. 0 1 TI SutumerhIll postoince, church and school.
'nether particulars apply on the premise
' o ,. address
. WILLIAM WALLACE,
Sept. 12111. - • Swum erinlin 0.
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FARM .VOR .SALE...
Having 'bought the Grocery
,-. and Crockery business so 'suecesS-
fully earriect on for the past 12
years by J. W. Irwn, mad beving
over 20 years' experience Myself
in wholeettle and retail. Grocery
end ()rockery business, I aut. con- '
- ticket I cankeep 'up the good.
reputation, of the old firm 'in
keeping' nothing but the very -
best goods at the lowest prices.
1 have reduced all my
The
Bankrupt
Stock
of 04 B1 KOENIG
will all be moved into
Our own• store and be.
- • ready for our
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Dinner, Toilet and Tea Sets •
to'nitike room for my import • Or-
' der which expect' in 0 feW
months. Cell and examine goods
before yoir buy. • No trouble' to
show geode., '
J, W, MeGFIBE.
•'With, reference to the abtive
change in business I take Wig
•
opp�rtt2IlitiY of explesSinh " me
sincere thanks to tny nurneroes
friends and customers for .their
' hheral support attritig 'the past
12 years end bespeak toi, my see-
eessor, J. W. McCabe,' the same
liberel treatment so generpusly
• accorded. rae.. • • • • ,
e)ft. w11R,WX1‘7.
‘1%,V10,43tReetetetOROmowyess,,,„tt,
eteeemeateetteW,
The undersigned offers for sale -lot 20, con. 15
Ooderich townshipconsisting of -SO 'Ores. all•'
- cleared. The lot is situated 31 miles from'
Clinton and 2 miles Imre school., ' Possession'
on the premises to ,.
given next fall. 1._'or ftirther partieulais a_pide
March 7th. ROBERT RUCK, Photon P. 9.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
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The subscriber offers for sale a very dosiritle
Property on Isaac street consisting of four lots
upon which there is it, comfortable) frame house
With kitchen and woodshed attached.. There
Is a good stable and a, first-class we,1 of water
on premises. The orchard, consisting.of grapes
and apples, is a good. oue. The property will
besold at 0 reasonable liglire for cash or / cash
and balance on time. Apply to the owner on
he premises• MRS. JOHN JUrt
NO
Clinton Masi Oth ' ' •
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HOUSE FOR SALE.'
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The undersigned offers for sale the frame
dwelling on Albert street 00101'apresent oc-
cupied by Der. T. J. Murdock. Good c'elittr,
small stable, etc., etc. For further particulars
• apply to A. S. mailmen.
OM ton. Oct. '23rd,
SERVANT WANTED.
Wanted at °lima competent general servant,
Apply after six to '
• MILS. PI1ILLIPS,
Clinton, May 8th. . Rattonbury Street.
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A MUSICAL CENTRE
Your home becomes a musical
centre when you have a 0rst
quality.pia,no there. You will
appreciate the high qualities of
those I sell and how I cari sell
them. Organs and General
Musical Merehandise sold right
HOARE''S
Music: Emporium. ,
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FEATHER EAN I NG
• I Wish to thank my trimly eustorn-.
ere for. their past. patronage. . They •
have been so good as -to tell Me that
my work was satiefactory and pleased
-them. well. I . hope to have a Continw
ance of. their, potrOnage and that of
ew custornerS as well. If you want
your Feathere well eleaned &op • a
c.ard in the 'poetoffice .to my address
and I. will call 'upon you. •
A... H A.Y WARD, The Feather. (Meitner
Clinton P. O.
• which will begin
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FRIDAY MORNING.
- 3rd -
• AT 8 O'CLOCK
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Our .1-thei'Ves are piled
• full of bargains :which
• we are sure- will be
Worth. Your While to
come and inspect.
We have not time this
week ' to quote prices
but. in-vite you to give
us a calLand SEE FOR
• YOURSELVES what
Ire have to offer.
PLIJNISTEEL
AND
GIBBINGS
TUB CLINTON ..azWB• 3Olto
„..n.sn'onranc,•e*Pnt
EXCler.
Oa Wednesday morning last an
sode °owned at the Southerland-Ionie
Workwhleh will be remembered by all
who witnessed it the rest of their lives.
It seems hir. SarnUel Van »Us0 bead
sawyer, Was engaged in oill the
autobiney under his care and in oine
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STEPLADDERS
CIVEN AWAY
• To every purchaser of one
can of our Pure Cream
Baking Poyder we1
• give, without any extra
charge, a along and -char-
• . able ' five-foot Stepladder.
26c Brooms go at 20e:
Three 150 bars c:if Soap for 250.
Bring your :Eggs along, extrapriee
this week.
HOUSE TO LET.
The five -roomed lately ocenDie
Prank liner, on Whitten street, opposite
Edward Carter's, Is to let. Possession givee on
May 15th. Apply to
ROBERT MARSITALL.
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You are
'Very. Busy
BULL FOR SERVICE.
Subseriber has for service a. 6001304 ShOtt
Vont iltill. Terms 01,10 to insure.
ADAM WHIM
Iltdlett, May 8111. Lot 27, Con.
1. llullOtt.
W. GLEN, CAMPBELL
Organist, and Choir -Master of North street
Church, Ooderich, and teacher of Piano. Pine -
organ and 1,11000r. Is prepared to take a limited
number Of Pupils fer instruction .. Leave word
at the (100ention Hotel.
'Will visit Clinton on Friday -of each week.
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.110ARBLEAND1RANITE
tiloNUMENTS:
,escre /
Manner his clothing became ortugh
the taut of a revolving shaft, when he
was thrown with terrible force into m
Machitiery and against the two lac
saws in motion. By his presepce
Mind he managed to grab hold of
brace and Mr. Wm. Parsons, who was
lose by end at the risk of his own life,
seeing Zr.13.Van Dusen's dangerous pr.e.
diem:omit, seized him by the legjiist
time to prevent him from being drawu
into the two saws. and, thus save him
from almost certain and instant death.
As it was he was stripped of nearly. all
his (do thingand a part of the toe of One of
his boots was out off by orte of the savire.
The sight was indeed a thrilling oue
and the man's escape froth death Was
nairaculous. • Strange to say; however,
be owe oil` without a scratch.
• CATARRH
Called an Anaericen disease, is cured by
an American medicine, originated and
prepared in the most catarrhal of
Anteriean countries. That medicine is
lloceits Sarsaparilla. In cures radioelly
and permanently, in that it removes the
cause, cleansing the blood of sorofulous
and all other impurities. It over comes
all the effects of catarrh, too,end builds
up the whole system.
Zurktit.
Tho maws are buoy veneering Mrs.
Truemnere dwelling house at present.
II. O. Don has the frame of hie new
barn etanding. It was rallied on Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Kelliher& and daughter left for
Ilawkesville on Thursday morning.
J. D. Xerner purchased a driver from
.Tohn Steekle of the Bronson Line,
Stanley.
A new smoke stack was put up at the
grist Mill on Monday. It Is ten feet
higher and 4 inches larger in diameter
ban the old one.
P. Lamont purchased a steer recent-
ly which weighed over 1800 lbs. Ile
intends to put him on grass and Make
him weigh a ton by Xtnee when he will
send it to the oity for Xnacte trade. •
Lightning struck the dwelling louse
of Frank Bossenbury on rhuroday about
noon but not much damage was done.
RHEUMATIC WARPED LIMBS
Mre.II , Willa, Ont.,saye boy was
all crippled up with rheumatism. Al•
though we doctored, he was in thia way
for about one year, and the pain was
terrible, Reading of teeny eases where
DeChasehi Kidney•Liver Pills had cured
nn, n
"Give Him an Inc4,
,
&'UTaAe an
Let .the smallest tnimbe vitt torigtnent
irt your body and your whole system will
be diseased. The tnicrobe Is microscopic.
But the germs become inches and then ells
of pain. Hood's Sarsaparilla destroys the
microbe, prevents. the pain, purifies the
ktood and effects • permanent cure.
RunDown-11 had severe head.
aches and my constitution ,,as genee410
rue rfeaun. Had read a6out Hood's Sar,,
sapartIta, tried it, and after using two
bunks was entirety cured.' Miss Mary
Flannigan, Manning Ave., rowdy, Ont,
• 11AltRIAGES,
GRIFFITH-FLEET-At St.Paul's rec-
tory, by Rev. Wm. Lowe, on May
Ist Wm, Oriflith of the township
rheumatism we got a box. Before they of Hovviolt to Mies Iva Meet of the
were half gone he began to imp o e, and
is now quite well. lam very glad to
recoroinend them to others," One pill
a dose, 25 cents a box.
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• Sugatr Beet ExporimentS.
During this summer, experiments in
the oultivetion of iisugar beets will be
carried on in the following sections of
Ontario : 1, Whitby, Lindsay, and Port
Perry ; 2, Waterford and Sinacoe ;
3,Lonclon and Alvieton ; 4,Mount, Forest
and Walkerton, •, 5, Peterboro' and
PrinceEdward •, 6 Dnoville and Cayuget;
7, Clinton ; 8 Waterloo. The Govern-
ment supplies •the seed free and die-.
tribution of the seed is taking place
• now,
The distribution or the seed began
Monday morning. Distriution is being
made through students from the Agri-
• eulturural College, and officers of. the
Department of Agriculture. Prof.
Shuttleworth himself has charge ot the
distribution about Berlin and Olinton.
E. H. Shuttlewortla Will take charge of
the distributingin • the Peterboro. and
Bellville districts. j..111, Van Pater is
distributiug in ,the vicinity of. Stowe
• and Waterford ;J. Mister about London'
and Alvistort ; G. • A. ',ethane
about Mount Forest and Walkerton ,
Mr. Little lb the vicinity of Danville
and Cayuga ; and W. P. Ganible has
charge of the distribution about Whitby
and Lindsay. ' •
• Each of those charged with the dis-
• tribution grime personal direction as to
cultivation to those receiving the, seed.
Spades are also taken by. the 'dist• -
ributing agents for the purpose of teat-
ing the geciund on which those receiv-
ing the seed propose to do the plaeting
• eWhet is required," said Mr. -Gamble
',islandwhere there is an open sub -soil
and which was menured last508801L. If'
the manure was Put on during the
winter or .this 'springthe soil, would,
°vying to the presence of...so much
.coarse straw, etc., be too :open, and
thus likely to produoe roots full of
prongs. 'What is required is soil open
enough for the roots to grow in but
.sufficiently firm to' ensure that roots
will be clean and solid. Land on Which
roots, .pot%tbes, or peas were grown last
year -Will suit very well so far as that,
part of the !natter is concerned. In pre -
preparing the land for beets, do net
plow, but. run the harrroW •over the
ground lightly once,,then cultivate with
a epring tooth cultivator to a depth ot
about. three inches.: Follow thiswith a
double harrowing, t nd then roll ao aa to
pack the soil for e depth of about tvvo
inches. After this again serape the
soil with a harrow and thee put the
eeecl in .with a drilt. The seeding must
be dope on the level, and the width he -
tweet i the rows should be twentpone
inches., The seed should lice put in just
as soon as possible, four poends to the
quarter apre. The roots require to be
growrewell down in the soil, es the part
which cornes above the surface is of no
use in' theproduction of sugar.". •
Wingbam..
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Assessor Youhilt has conapleted his
labors and returned his roll. The total
assessnaent for 190114 $605,937 as given
in these oolumne- two weeks ago.
There is an Increase of $38,323 over the
assessment of 1903. The number of
male resident13etvveeri 21 and 60 years
of age ie given as 463, The population
of the town as taken from the roll is
2192.
The teachers of East Huron will hold
their annual Institute meeting in Wing -
barn public sohoce on Friday and Sat-
urday, May1( aod 18. A. good pro.
gram is being 'prepared. This year
West Huron's teachers will meet in
• convention in Exeter, two days before
Victoria Day, the dates being changed
to May 22, 23. The teachers of Wing -
hate. will hold an "At Home" in the
council chamber on Friday evening,
May lith, at which Mr, F. W.Merchaut
of London Normal School will give an
acildirresLsearn organizer for the Wood-
•
Inert of the World, 'has succeeded in
enrolling fifty-six members in the
Wingliam list.
o. oLsori
Next door Dr. Genres private hospital.
BE THOROUGHLY PREPARED
FOR. BUSINESS.
C 4
village of Fordwich.
IIUTCHISON-LOEZER-In Wingham,
on April 30111, at the residenoe 01
Mr. R. A. Mittelman by the Rev.
D. Perrie, Mr, Thomas Hutchison
to Misa Bertha M. E. Loezer, both
• of 1VIornington, Perth Co,
BLACKBURN -HOOKING -At the resi-
dence of John Begg, Mitchell, on
April 24t1o, by the Rev, R. Whiting,
Mr. George D. Blackburn of Chat-
• ham, to Miss Mary, danghter of Mr,
John Hocking, Mitchell,
e
• MILT IIS.
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GrREISCII-In Clinton, on Friday, the
wife of Mr. Greisch of a daughter.
SKELTON-In Morris, on April, 26th
the wife of Mr. Skelton, of a daugh-
ter.
LINDSAY -In Blyth, on April 27th,
• the wife of Dr. J.C.Linsay,of a son.
FEA.R-In East Wawanosh, on April
• 29th, the wife of Mr. Wm. Fear, of
a daughter. •
CANNING -In Seaforth, on April 28th,
the wife of Mr. James Canning, of
• a deughter. •
COOPER -In Kippen, on April 25th,the
wife of of Mr. W. W. Cooper, of a
son.
DALTON -In Hibbert, on April 290,
• the wife of Mr. John Dalton, of a
WARRIOR WOES -Through damp,
cold• and exposure many a brave
soldier Who left his native hearth
as "fit" as man could be to fight for
country'e , honor, has been "invalided.
home" because of the vulture of the
battle ground -Rheumatism: South
American Rheumatic' Cure will libso-
ltitely cure everticase of Rheumatiam in
existence, Relief in Six hours. -S014
,by R. P. Beetle,- 08 •
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: STRATFORD, ONT,
. Much. of your future success depends upon'
he thorough preparatio t you receive, there
fore be careful When, selecting a school.
No two schools are alike. The excellent repo-
• tattoo that our college enj ys the large patron.
age We receiVe, the splettlid success our stu-
dents have in securing and. holding situations,
indicate that our school Is one of the very' best
in the Dominion. Write for our becnnifol cat-
alogue in which you will find fult particulars
coneertnng our college. .18 yeti want' the best
in business edueation you 00.0 got it here.
Students can enter (111 11(13 time.
.
••- W.J. ELLIOTT. Principal .
, but 'we would. like to eall
your attention to our
children's shoes. Iron -
clads are their name.
Soundsstrong don't it and
if you want -wearing quali-
ties and beauty combined,
S0 them.
Our Standard Shoes for
• youths and boys can't be
beat for tile price.
Out Cash price is for
Youths' $1.25,Boy14' .50.
Call and try them and
you will be pleased.
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'14 RATTENBURY ST WORKS,
Direct initi,,ortere. 4orictnan.
eltip and material guaranteed.
BUTTER & EGGS TAKEN.
Si C. RATHWELL0
Vdt-ILIZSTA.
A Quebec depaation is in Ottavia to
urge the Government to purchase. the
Plains of .Abraharn.
BELIEVE IT TO BB .TITE MOST
EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR STOM-
ACH AND NERVES IN THE MAR-
KET," is what Annie Patterson,of
Sackville, N. B. ,ElaY$ of South Aniericen
Neryine, for, she says, La Grippe and
the ecirtiplication which followed it lett
her next to dead with Indigestion,
Dyspepsia aed General Nervous, Shat-
tering. It cured her. -Sold by R. P.
Reekle- 100 '
A NV VEIL EXPERIENCE WITH HE A RT
DISEASE. --Mr. L. J. Law, Toronto,
Can.) writes : "I was so sorely troubled
with heart disease that I WEIS unable for
18 months to lie down . in bed lost I
smother. After taking one dose of Dr.
• Agneves Heart Cure,' retired and slept
soundly. I used one bottle and the
trouble has not returned."-- Sold. by R.
Reekie-99
omares
Troubles.
Army if orses.
DEATIIS. • •
PENNINGTON-In Colborne, on Thurs
day,May 2nd Mrs. Thos.Pennington,
aged 43 years,5 months and 8 days.
HOWARD -In Whitby, on April 27th,
the wife of Thomas Howard) and sis-
• ter of Mrs. John Govett Clinton:
LAIDLAW-10 Morris, April 2511h, Mary
A. Black:beloved wile of J as . Laid-
law. • . '
M.A.THERS-In Morris, on April 22nd
• the infant child of. Mr. and 'Vire.
• Geo. Mathers:
GAUNT -In Kinloss, gay Ist, dwin
Lorne, infant sort of ,Mr. and Mrs.
• ,Gaunt, aged one years, 23 days.
YOUNG -in Zetland, on April 28th,
Barbara Robinson, retest of the late
James Young, aged 78 years.
REID -In East Wavvanosbon April the
29th, 1901, Evesia (relict of the late
•'(eorge Reid,) aged 53 years.
MORRISON-In Kinloss, on April 29th,
• 1901, Susan E. Alton, beloved wife
of Mr. S. Morteson jr., aged 26
• years, 3 mcintbs, 16 days.
HAWKINS-On London Road, on Apri
2$, Aen Case, beloved wife of Geo.
Hawkins, aged 74 years,I1 months.
QUINN-At Kincerdine on April 20th,
' •• Francis Alfred) beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Quints, ' aged 8
months, 5:day. B.
mAninsoN-At Armow, 00 the 25tb of
• April, Margaret, relict of the late
Hugh Mathesoia, aged 84 years.
VANCE-At Kineardine on. the 2.9th of
• May, Elizabeth, wife of John "Vance
-aged 64 years. •
• MoKINNON -In Winghini, on April
• 261h, Donald McKinnon, of Kinloss,
aged 7$ years,5 months and 26 days,
SLEE'LLI-10 Seaforth,on April 26th,
Mary Halliday, wife of Me. David
• Sleeth, aged 78 years. •
Walter Harland • Smith, the well-.
known Toronto horseman, was inter-
viewed the other clay in regard to hi$
pureShasea of horses for the Britiah ser-
• Questiened about his transactions
Mr. Smith remarked,--" Yes, I bought
outright about 2,300 horses to be 'used
in etivalry remounts, and or these
1,700 were acCepted by the British gov-
ernment. These horses. were purchas-
ed all' over the province, and If they
• would interest you here are some figures.
of the p5robases made. They are.
apptoximately: Perth, North Middlesex,
324 ; Wellington East, Cardwell, 98 •
Middlesex and West Oxford, 345;.Hall.
ton, 65 ; Kent, Bothwell, Elgin,394 ;
Ontario County, 102 Oxford, 265 ;
Hastings, Lennox, 185; Welland 106;
Esse(, 60 ; Huron, 74 ; Bruce' 58: York
6S; Peel,. 130. My method.of pur-
chasing the horses olitright gives an
adVantage to the farmers over the old
syetem of exatnining the horseS in
yards. Last year there were 500 reject-
ed, yet the farnaers got full prices for
them. •
Uttpt.Edoutted Cherie.; Paeadis of the
5111 Battalion has been appointed In-.,
spector of Mounted.police.
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Mrs. Chas., teeeling, sen., Owen Sound,
Ont., writes ;-"It is a pleasure to tell
what great benefits I have derived from
the, use of Dr. Ohase'a Nerve Vood. I
API 55 years cif age, tmd for about five
yeers triy life Was one of greet suffer-
ing from nervoustees, weaknese and
extreme physical exhaustion. I could
not sleep, and hot flushes would pass
through my body from feet to head.
consulted our family physician and
two other doctors, but they told Me
that about ntY time of life 1 Was likely
to be troubled in this ;Way:. I continu-
ally grew worse and despaired of ever
being cured. Dr. Chase's Nerve Vood
came to nay totice, a,nd ae we have
Dr. Chase's Recipe Dook had Con-
• fidence h. the (lector. sVas So sur-
prised at the belp I reeeived frorn the
first boX that I bought thrhe more.
They built me right up and made me
feel healthy and youog again. They
have proyeri a great bleSsing to me,
and I hope thia testimonial will be of
help to some weak. nervoue svonain suf.
feting
no flifL0
For' Over Fifty Years .
atrahaftatatow's Sooeutea Bram, has bowl.
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a. sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at.
once and Piet a WOO ot "Mr8. WitielOW'S Seeth-
ing SYD1.1P ' for Children Teething. It will re-
lieve the poor itte sufferer immediately. De-.
pond upo n it, mothers, th ore 18 110 Ini8talto ahoy t
it. It cures Diarrlosa,_ regulates the Stomach
and bowels, eons I,Viful Celle, softens the
Gums, reduces li ilam Illation, and gives ton e and
energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea.
seat° tho taste and is the prescription of ono
of the oblest; nod best female physicians ainl
nurses intim United States. Price twenty -Bre
00118011 bottle. Soaby alldruggists through
out the world." Re Ware and ask for "Mee
nkfsr.olv Sooiltirto sarrone
lillt011 allot Report
SEALE 84 1310E
otommorts,
WA N. WALKER
NANneiterenuit O -k
ALL KINDS OF MATTRESSES
Lounges, Couches, MI Cote
flas and tritholsterer in
all kinds of Par-
lor Furniture.
Mattrieses made
over. Prleeateroonable.
Ladies ere partleularl, Invited to rell
anil
eareples Of Work and ceVeringd.
Store -Ontario Street, Olinton.
One door oast of S'Ard4klioN011,0
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food.
eleweeesteweeleeteoleuriteteeloomemeelemalee
ig Stook • •
of Hardware
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER FULL STOCK OF
Hardware
Graniteware
Tinware
Nails
Glass
Daisy Churns
Clothes Wringers
*Lawn Mowers
Spades
Shovels
Rakes
• Hoes
• Ready Mixed Paints -
Alabastine and Kalsornine
and all kinds ofFenee Wire
We Buu inLarQe Quantities an Give Our Customers
tie Benefit of it, -
Wheat:16,14,1. • ;0,0..1" b tO. 0 44
Goose ,, 0 '12 to 0 63
Biteley....... . . ..... 0 31 to 0 40
Oats . .. . . 021) to 0 30
.. 0 60 to 0 60
PRoytets
0 40 to e 45
Potatoes per bushel .. 0 20 to 0 25
Butter rolls and crock ... (3 12 to 0 13
Butter in tub . , 0 12 to 0 13
Eggs per doz....". ..... 0 00 to 010
Hay. 8 00 to 0 00
0 15 to 0 16
• Live IlOgS per 6 00 to 00 -
Singer!! ,.640 to 6 40
DressedPork per Mt.... 7 00 to 7 25
Flour per ewt .. ... • 1 75 to 2 00
I3ran per ton.... - - 15 00 to 15 00
Shorts per ton .„ 15 50 to 16 00
Wool per lh ....... 1510 18
Dried Apples per „ .01 to 0 41
111 cunt" 4iontinued•Mr. Smith, gtagairi
purchaeing a few eelected horses for
military purposes they must be within
military regulations which reqtrire horses
from 14 hands 11-2 inches to 15 hands 2
inchessand front siX to eight years old«
They must be Bound, strotig, vtell bred
and of good colors. By the latter 1
remit that there must, be no greys,
roans, spotted or light, cre.arns,”
PROVED PRICELESS.--3uby coats and
cinnamon flavor. • Dr. Agnews Liver
Pills are house favorites. The nerves
are toned. The blood is purified The
complexion is brieh tand ruby Headaches
vanish and perfect health follows their
uee. 40 closes 10 cents, --Sold by R. P.
• Reekie-101
NOW I FEEL DEAL WELL
Mr. W. II. La Blatice, Bonfield, Ont.,
writes : I war; once a sufferer from
catarrh and while tieing Dr. Chase's
Catarrh Cure I was recommended to
use also Dr.Chese's Nerve Food to build
up the system. My nerves were ex-
'hausted and I Wee too Weak to do a were,
work when I began using it, and now
am strong and healthy and feel real
well. I am perfectly sure that anyone
who uses Qr. Chase's Nerve Food will
believcras I do, that 11 is the best
strengthener and restorative obtainable,
:This sIgniture is on everyi3ox et the prude!!
Laxattve BrottllOttinIne Tablitg
the remedy that cares a told in ono day
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etimeleasetneiwe..tow*Otliolweeotritt,Olrowtelitwoweeriew
Soolortb. Ilarkot Report
CLINTON f.
MARBLE
AND
Just Received Two Cars of Portland and
Thorold Cements at Low Prioes,
HARLAND 13ROS.
CHEAP - HARDWARE HOUSE.
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.M61411Nti0N
GRANITE WORKS
.A. by-law to purchase the electric
light plant for $27,000 was carried at
Parry Sound.
Wheat ..... ... ......, . . 0 63, to 0(15
Gooee Wheat. ............ 0 03 to 0 05
Barley 0 88 to 0 40
'Oats - ......... ..„.“0 27 to 0 28
PeaS , ...... ,.. 0 60 to 0 60
Rye 0 37 to 0 40
Potatoes per bushel.. - , 0 25 to 0 30
TM Great Entilisk Nernedy. Batter loose 111 Crock 0 13 to 0 14
Cold Settles
ontheKidneys
80111 011(1 recommended by ell /3,, up,. intub ..... 0 la to 014
• able medicine dilicostre .., 74 Eggs per doz.., ... . ..,.. 0 01) to 0 10
druggiste in canada. Offictre„,it- - -
fouls° ems! Weaknesa..611, effeets Of abase fty • ., . • ,. , , .. • • • • ,.... 1 00 to 8 00
packoget pareptteed to ore ./.1 „
. or mese, Mattel Worry, Exeetsive rum of To° ' Live Itogs pm ciwt«...,... 0 00 to 6 00
&tog; ft', amp iets free teariraaddrese4. 1 rioor. pot, owt,", 2 00 to 2.00
TM Wooil cativo* w door, on,
.The best class of work
• procurable bas been
tnantifactured here .for
• men y yeitre
WEWON'T' call on yott a week 'after
• your bereavement..
WE WON'T make the work to sett
the price.
WE WILL make tile price toWE suit
wILL give you the choice of ths
• prodtrivtion of the world
. In design and material. •
We are the ONLY prac,
tical men in Clinton in •
Our line. Do mit, be
• talked into placing your •
order. withfir
out st call-
ing on us.
Exposure to told and damp Minos -
the work;
J. B. HOOVER, PROP
Next to Commercial Hotel.
Stamped Satin;
Pliere and budder% ehanges in the weath-
er clOse the pores of the skin and this
throws the Waste Matter Which should
esexce through the skin back on the
kidneyst The effect upon these over -
'burdened organe le what to 1cnowtt et
"cold on the kidneeo," widelt usually
develop!! ihto regular kidney dieease ier
Bright's diaearte.
Wine eaviteat tsyreptonis ot alliror kid.
nevi are backeehe, painful and scald-
ing emisatioes when vetoing water and
deposit!! in the urine. Immediately at(
the appearatice of any of these Incliert.
tions resort should be made to Dr.
Chase's leldney-LIver Pills, which will
in a surpritiegly short time tot the
sdatitys olo. bowels; hi order and in.
*tire the return of health:
jr. Chariehl Eidnay.TAver Vila cox,
he absolutely relied upoo itti a cure em.
every form ot 'kidney and liver devotee.
went. One pill a dose ; 25 Conti; ft box
apriceguippookatsmoit,e6. oesisilipteree A Dressed r'ork per cwt. 6 50 to 1 00
Woo. opium or ettinneante. Maned on reteipt
15 00 to 15 00
li'or Sale by Watts tizOo., E. Ilevey,11. Shorts per ton.......-*. 10 00 to le 00
, Gonabe and BO Bt Reek% Thieitapplos perlb."..," 05 to 005
- nos or tett colors in 9 ettunrd inch
,,- Wets, tot VitnopWot lc, gotta. tiorn
1tieltioite, eta. Veal etetneed with
itOst oteceini desi1n. to be
Wetkott in 4118. 10 ecintol per
pnekapee poolinnd. Anio coy 01
tho greet populet tong, ,,001 the
Slag I Me, Doet Ifother,t !wall
pallthlatn
Dr. Chase's
Kidneyilokiver
Pills.
free with every intekago Address
MISS 14. WETIthiRAIe Auburn
2 MONTHS
INE --DRESS. .GOODS
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We couldn't:begin to" do the Dress Goods trade we are •doing unless
there was 'genuine merit in our geode and prices. Big stacks and big
selling space don't count fee everything. What about the goods? .Are
they right and do they represent the newest klett8 Me cm. alit* depen-
dable? Is there variety eriough to make a good choice? Bow about prices?
Thom a.re the importanefacts and those are the features we want you to
think about when judging us and making comparisens. If you do you
cannot help hut buy at this store. • We hove a great detnand tor black all -
wool Heeriettti. It makes one of the niteet mourning dresses and ia use-
ful afterwards. , Below we quote a few of our special lines : •
.All wool Ilmiriettas, in black land colore, &gm 20e to Si.
• All wool. Satin Cloth. in black awl colors, very speeial 50c.
• All wool Vigereaux, in grey, brown and mixtures, a speeial line .
iost received worth 50c, for 85e. ,•
Broadcloth, in black and navy. 50 inches wide; $1 and $1.50.
Homesputs, spring weight, Harris heel goods, in grey and bloe
mixtures, 56 ioches wide, for tailor-made Snits 90e.
: Black end Colored Poplios, very special, 1111 500, 60e Arad 85e.
Black and. Colored Serges, 86 to 51 inchee wide, et 20c to $1.. .
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