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THE CaINTON NEWS-RUCORD
IncorpOrated bY
ACt of radian:lent. 1.855.
Capital e PiSooto00
. Rest 2,e5o,000
HEAD OFFICE e -MONTREAL.
Wen. itfolson Meepherson, President.
Jaines 1Wat, eneral Manager,
Notes discounted. Collections Made.
Drafts iesSed. and Amer-
ican Exchange bougSterlinght and sold. "IIIGII GRADE WORK ONLY 1"
Intereat allowed t.in depoSits. Our gradnates readily secure good
•SAVINGS BANK :
POS,Itions because our high grade
Interest allowed on sums of $1, and training prepares them to render Met -
up, compounded half yearly. , class services. Business men want
FARMERS. I first-class workers and have mi time
Money advaneed to farmers on their to waste upon the other kind. Coin-
, own notes with one or rnpre elP. tome a course now and be ready for
dorserS. NO mortgage recmired as a position izi the fall. Write. for
security. handsome catalogue.
IA. BREW.R., Manager, CliOton.
W, j, ELLIOTT, Principal.
ee *f 1903. Only rifty COMM
tedoe61
STRATFORD, on.
OUR mom r
O. D. ineragort
BANKER.
A General Banking Business transact-,
ed. Notes discounted. Drafts
issued. Interest allowed on de-
posits.,
Albert street 7
Clinton.
1. scorr, . • .
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR., ETC.
Money to loan
Office -Elliott Block - Clinton..
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
Notary, Public, Etc.
Oil -ice -Sloane Block - - - Clinton
RlDOUT Se HALE, •
Conveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to loan.
C. B. HALE JOHN RIDOUT
B. R. HIGGINS
Conveyancer, Fire arid Life Insurance,
•Mortgages, Deeds, Etc., drawn for
Se each. All work neatly and
cheaply done.
BRUCEFIELD, - - - ONT.
DR. W, GUNN,
• R. C. P. rind L. R. C. S. Edinburgh,
Night calls at fron door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite
Presbyterian church.
-011ieeee•Ontario street - Clinton.
DR. SHAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Oifice-Ontario street - - Clinton.
Opposite St. Paul's church.
DR. C. W. THOMPSON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Special attention given to diseases •91
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat:
Office and Residence -
Albert street East, Clinton.
North of Rattenbnry street: •
DR. d. W. MANNING SPJ.ITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal-
lister on Main street.
BAYFIELD - - - - - .- Ont.
DR. AGNEW,
DENTIST.
Will be at Blyth every second Monday
Office --
Adjoining Henry's Photo Gallery,
Clinton.
• DR. G, ERNEST HOLMES,
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work
D. '0. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons:of Ontar-
io.
L. D. S. -First class honor graduate
• of Dental Department of Toronto
'University,
Special attention paid to preservation
of children's teeth. •
Will be at the River Hotel, Bayfield,
• every Monday from to a. iii. to 6
DR J. FREEMAN,
VETE,R WARN'. smoring.
A member of the Veterinary Medical
Associations of London and Erlin'•
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
•io Veterinary College,
Office -Ontario street - - Clinton
Opposite St. Paul's church.
Phone 97.
DR. BALL'
VETERINARY SURGEON, GOV-
ERNMENT VETERINARY XII-
SPECTOR, .
Office -Isaac stteet- Clinton
Residente-Albert Street e Clinton:
Marriage
Licenses
issomfl
3.13. Rumba, Minton
EYPE*YRialtz
ME TS
tft/tOt. MARItil
DESIGNS
COPYRIGHTS lke.
/layette tending a sketch mei emierbitemi Imo .
einem,- /neonate nur onimon tree Whether an
invention iti proetanyeeitenteble, Communfea.
tionstrietly comment:in, Iteneboolc on Pistentx
*tint :see oldest neeticr tey toeuriniontentri,
Petentit taken through stain & co. reale(
aeciasottee, without Nista, id the
Scitittific AitrIca9. .
it Itiltilsotucti: Montfort weekly. trargett els
cuistof a
.c,t nor 10:vmp 1.,,wa
..,. foto'. t a ti
ear ;twit. manure ilri. float by ni. se:. ,, '1 Op
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A & Co sotopedomv, Now f rif
*rm. Genes 44 r et.. Ws.....,4,,,, • $.1.
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O ee 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
For an up -to data
HAIR CUT
- AND -
CLEAN SI1AVE
try tile leading barber.
NEXT DOOR TO IRIVIN'SortoceRT
George Di Roberton.
4000
te 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0
1110;1.0...
Itaa
Cook's Cotton Rod Comionna,
Is sueeesstully need monthly by over
toesaLadies. Sats,etieetuel.Ladiee ask
our druggist for Ceek'a Cotton Root Con.
pause. Take no other, as all Mix5ure:4 pills and
imitations Are dangerous. Price, No. 3., 1'r
box box ,• No, 2.10 degrees stronger,a per box. Nu.
1 or sonailed on receipt of price and two ¢
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
em.T.ott. land 2 addend recommended ay su
responsible Druggiets in Canada.
NOS. •I and 2 are sold in Clinton by
H. B. Combe, R. P. Reekie, E. Hov-
ey and Watts & Co.%-clraggists.
1. L'
. Mr. Alex. Mckinnon of the 4tIt con.
ot. Kiulose lett with a. very pabefill
aecideitt the Other clay. 'While tying a
nervous lioree in the stable the animal
suddenly palled back- and ilia left hand
being caught inthc loop of the halter
shank the third finger was -torn econ-
pletely off near the second jointand
the nails of the second..aded, fourth lin-
ers were crushed out. '
The four-year ola 'daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Alex. Long of Ashfield, was
horribly burned about the face and
body While playing near a firs the
other day.
Mrs. Thomas Matthie received the
sad intelligence by telegram on Wed-
nesday that her eldest son'Wilfred
Matthie, for many y‘lerS of the Luck -
now Sentinel staff, haddied at Butte,
Montana, '
The annual District meeting of the
Methodist church, Neinghtun District,
will be lice d 1104114110w May eoth and
etst. An hotr will be devoted to
discussing, the John Wesley bi Centen-
ary celebration which comes on June
28th. Rev. David Rodgers of Ford- •
wich s chairman of the Wioghtem Dis-
trict and Rev. A.- 0, Harm of Luck -
now Financial Secretary.
I Results That Astonished Relatives and Friends,
• SEASONABLE MILLINERY
The chorea ef the Summer hats,
with their masses of beautiful flowers
and foliage, lies in the,r appropriate,
US of the season. • .
cotorssteirisewrlegdaser
dt sitivtiloinlegt,coalrtiibuionsatpoiiio
iun
color, With Bordeaux or ea.roubier red.
More pleasing, serhaps, 'as!. weli as
more generally becoming, is the com-
bination of brown with shaded pink
red, There are both hats and toques
Miss Barbara M. Stanfold Victim of Angie-
. pia Imperfeot Oiroulation. and Debility
is Cured. by
Paine's- Celery Compound.
In the month of tlay it is an a.bso- les arose from poor and watery blood:
lute necessity that the body should and imperfect circulation. My aopee
be furnished with It richer and purer tite was almost gone and .1 was af-
supply of blood for the establiehmesit :octet', with insomnia. After severfl?
of a health that Call St:Ceessitilly cove doctors had done all they could for
with the enervating effecte of hot slime me I was vveaker than when they first
nier weather. Poor blood in,May pro- began to treat Inc and my family be-
times lietless, aidebitionless, sleeplesg came anxious about my condition.
and sallow-facet:Union and women, who neighbor advised my mother to have
crickly become victims of some .organe Inc sise Paine's Celery Compound. Bee
le disease that ends life. fore I finished the seconi. bottle my
Intelligent people recognize the ne- appetite was better, I felt stronger
eessity of cleansiag and fortifying the and could sleep Soundly five or six
system in May by using Paine's Celery hours each night. I had SO much faith
Lonipound winch speedily removes all in the wonderful compound that I
POisous from the s) stew, gives to the continoed 'with it until I was perfect -
thin, watery blood a larger proportion ly cured. To -day, after using six
of red corpuseels a.rid' arouses all the bottles I am as well and strong as
organs of the body to healthy action. ever before. I thank you with all my
Paine's Celery Compound does a work heart for such a medicine ; it saved
for victims of impure, watery and my life when other medicines failed,
stagnant blood that commands the at- All my friends are astonished at ene-
tention of the roost eminent medical, happy cure,"
men • in the world. Miss Barbara X, If you are in need of free medical
Stanfold, Hamilton, Ont., saysadvice write to Consulting Physician's
';For over a year my health ,zets in Departnient, The Wells Se Richardson
bad condition and I became •wciak and C
- much depressed in spirits. • Wry trainee correspondence is strictly confidential.
Q, Limited, Montreal, Om All
timrle of foliage straw-bratds, 'or even
folds of soft satin, . in these tints
The straws used to Make the Sniu-
titer hats are legion. Art agreeablere-
vival is • the leghorn, as it lends •itself
delightfulIV to pretty lines and cure
r •
VOS.. Coolie straw comes- in flat shap-
es, .sech as 'are.w.orn by ChineSe labor-
ersiebut they are rendered ;quite artis-
tic by the proper adjustmett. of vel -
Vet or ribbon bows • and ties. Hats
• made. a French eltip braid are stylish
che Killop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
Farm and Isolated Town Proper.
ty Only Insured,
OFFICERS
I, B. McLean, President, Kippen P.
O. ; Thos. Fraser Vice -President,
Brueefield P. 0,; T. E. Hays, Sec.-
ircasurer, Seaforth o, '
• DIR=TORS
William Chesney, Seaforth ; Sohn
Grieve, Winthrop': George Dale, Sea -
forth ; John Watt, Ilarlock ; John
Bennewies, Branagan, James .Evans,
"Beechwood ; James Counolly, Clinton• ;
John McLean, Kippen. •
• AGENTS.
Robert Sinieh, Harloc1C; Robert Mc -
Milian, ,Seaforth ; James Cummings,
Egniondville ; J. W . Yee), Holmes,
Partiee deeiraut to effect insurance
or transact other business will be
proniptly attended to on application
:to any of the above officer's addressed
to their respective postofiicee. • , • •
inspetted by the director Who lives Twenty Years
while the Tuscan straws are extramelY
Smart. •Neapolitan horsehair is eni-
ployeel on some .of the most .pictures.:.
rine models and a pointin its favor is
its resistance to clanepness, :
Tulle and chiffon are as popular as
ever and the Manner.' of applying' the
fabrics to the Wire frames is almost
as varied as the shapes that are used.
•
WEST WAWANOS11.
.1
We are pleased tosay that Mr. A.
B. .Carr .and .Mrs, James. Vint, who
have had sack- along,spell of sickness,
are both recovering nicely.
Miss Maggie Armstrong, who has
been ill for the past week with pleur-
isy, is recovering slowly ; also Miss
Connors. of St: Augustine has been
• • • •
George Wisebraok 'has completed his
contract of- sawing tuniber and siting--
' les at Mr. G. Tisdale's of Donny- .
brook, Since moving his engine them
he- has got along very sticcessfully;
• sawing in 63,000 • feet of timber'
• and eoo bunches of .1 tingles. • •
Westfield Sabbath school hes been
re-organived, -The following ollkers
were elected : • • • •
Superintendent, W. J. *Wightinan
• Ass'stant, T. II. Taylor, jr.
Secretary, Frank Campbell
Treasurer, W. McDowell
' Librarian, Roy Stacklaittse
.Orgapist, Miss Christiana McClinton olled brim sailor ,hat, fashioned •
•
• KEEP THE BALANCE UP, •
Grand Trunk 'reaches it
• anazGREEN,
. Mr. Alfred Reichert purchased IVIr.
Wm. Jarrott's driver last. week. '
Mr, Win., Gram has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mr. 'Wen. Reiehert was to Bluevale
last week for a load of household
effects.
Communion- services were dispensed
with in the Presbyterian church, Sal),.
bath.
Mr. Alfred Reichert gave a dance to
a umber of friend's Friday evening.
Mr. Samuel Reichert has engaged to
work with Mr. Moffatt of' Kippen.
•
• A• SPORTSMAN'S •MECCA, .
• There is. no more .delightful place
in the Western Hemisphere. for: out-
doorlife • and perfect sport with rod
and gunthan the famous Muskoka
Lakes region in the "Highlands of
Ontario'-' about., woe mile,s north. of
Toronto. • Canoeing is one of the ina.ny
lileasures the district affords. The
iith ease and
.v
comfort; . whirling . its .passengers
•through some of the.grandest scenery
.on earth: . • - ' •
Handsome, • illustrated,'. descriptive
matter Sent Ire to ee o 'any address 011. ale-
plieatiou to • • . .
' • • • .T. D.. MeDONALD,
• District. Passenger Agent, Grand
• Trunk' Railiway Toroato. •
Toronto, May Nth.--Reccii,:ts of live
Live Stock Market I
Stock sVcre light, 44 earloaes, coupon- .
ed of /1W cattle, 1300 Ins, 242 shell,'
and lambs, with about calves.
The quality oil fat eattle was much
the, same as on Thursday, Consisting
of a large percentage of unfinished
rough stock, not good, enough. or ex-
port and not wanted for ilocal use, be-
ing too coarse.
Trade was much the same as on
Thursday with no change in the ,prices
for exporters, but butchers' cattte of
good quality were scarce and lime at
quotations reetven below as will be ,seen
by the litany saks havie given.
Feederseand stockers were in deneatul
and all olTerings found ready sale.
About 15 mileh cows And springers "
sold at $35 to $5o each.
The. run of sheep and lambs was not
large. Prices for lambs and light
elteep of good quality were uuchanged,
but heavy ewes and bucks were eaSier.
Good veal • cavils sold readitiy while,
those of inferior quality Were Slaw.
The rtoi of hogs , was not largo, eeon
all told. Prices took avoiher drop,
selects selling' at $6.10 • and lights and
fats at $5.85•per cwt.
Export Cattle--liest loads ciPexport-
ers sold at $4.65 to $5 pm cwt,
Export. Bulls -Choice quality bulls
sold at. $4 to $4.:20 per ewt'. good.balls
51
I
itt Export 3CSO°wtso-E13345orit)°Coeewyst" sod at.
$3.11115tetar5s1.1&tPtelre-ewelhOice picked lots
of butchers', • • weiglihig front lees to
birsto el xbsp.0 retacerlsn, esqotitda. 1 aitiesq4u6a511 tic), to. 75the;
picked lots • for lecal use sold • at $4.35
to
oo $$44.,16to •:. loads of good sold at $4-25
$4.30 '• common $3.65 to $3.75 ; rough.
Co inferior $3 40 to 53.60 per cwt.
100 to 1200 lbs, ea.ch, are worth $4.50
to $4.4o •,' fair to medium $4,xs to
Short -keep Feeders -Good steers, 1,-
•
..5 per cwt.
Feeders -Steers of good quality, 900 -
to moo Its: eaels are worth •$3.7.5 , to
54 Pet end-.
Stockers -.-Ong , _ year to two-year-old: il
steers, 400 to 7oo•1bs. each are worth- I
$3.60 to $4 per cwt, ; off-eolors 'and or
poor breeding 'quality of same weights
are worth $3 to .$3.25 per cwt. -,
1
Wei Cows-Milelt cows and spring-
ers are worth $35 to $50 each. i
. Calves -Calves Raid at $2 to ,R. eacht
or •froni $3.5o. to 56 per cwt.
Veerling. Lambs -Lambs sold at $4.-
56 to -$5.5o. :. .
She'ep-,•Price's 54.50 to $5 per ewt,
tor ewes and hackie $3 to 54. •
-erogs-Best , eeleet bacon" hogs, not ..
less than 166 lbs., nor more than: 200
Does it not seem more erectly', tO
breathe in a remedy, to cure disease of
the breathing organs, than to take the
remedy into the stomaeh?
Bstablished
Cures While You SIOOP
re -care; because the air rendered strongly
entiseplio is carried over tbe diseased sur-
face wall every breath, vivingprolonged
and sena-ant treatment, It is invalu-
able to mothers with small children.
ei 100011 to asthmatics.
,-7ron-•
WhOOping Cough Bronchitis
Crone Coughs
Catarrhs Cold! ,CITtype end reveY
The Vaporizer and ohlele Ahmed Iasi
a lifetime, together with a bottle of Cresolene,
Us°. Extra. supplies of CresOierle 25 cents and
5o cents., Write tor deseriggam booklet contain.
in highest teeth:eine, as to itsltaltte. '
VAPO•CRFSOLrNM is -SOW lAr
RU
1)GGISTS EVERYWHERE,.
VapoCresolene
ao Fulton Street Os Notre spume Street
New York
The rMontreal
, 'MAME marina
bs.. each, °II cars sold at $6,10 per
wt, lights and fats at $5.115, sows .,
4.50 to $5 nee cwt, and stags.$S per
from goarse straw bre.fcl in arty
ferred adore black or white, remains
in evidence, .and to the youthful wear- It has ,been truthfully taid that any
er it is most becoming. For very omao.. disturbance of the even balance of heal-,
girls, the pictureSque poke shapes, Ili•causes 5..trious trouble; Nobody can
which art being sl own in i be too careful' to keep _this balance tip.
• straw ant
. mousseline; with' .riblicin and flowers
for UM -telling, are most appropriate
. .
The ttpplication of • straw braid and
hattoes is ...one of the .season's novel-.
ties .-=-From the Delineator for • June,.
IT FAY'S 10 ADVERTISE
, IN THE NEWS:RECORD. .
.nearest the scene: • 7
'
TIME TABLE.
•Trams will arrive at 'and depart
from. Clinton Station as follows : • ,
BU1"FAI,0 .A.ND. GODERICH DIV.
Geeing East Express 7.3a a. in
tt 41 it 2.55 p. 111.
1'41 Mixed 4.te p. m.
" " to.re a. na.
Express .12.55 p. m.
it 14 it 7.05a. es,„
1027p. m.
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE DIV.
Going South Express 7. 47 a: I. •
". " Mixed 4.15 P. 1/1.
"• North Express 10.15 a. to .
1 it -mixed • 6.55 p.tn
A. 0. PATTESON, Agent.
F. k 0DGENS , Town Ticket Agent
J. D. MACDONA.LD, District Passen-
ger. Agent, Toronto.
. ,
HENRY BEATTIE
•
(Successor to .3,1r. 'Sallies, Scott.) „
BARRISTER,' SOLICITOR,' ETC.
office. fortlierly reminded by Mr. Scott,
MONEY TO ,LOA.M.
in the Elliott Block •
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Health
"For 2$ years I have never
MISSeel taking Ayeeti,Strsaparilla
every spring. It cleanses my
blood, makes mo feel strong, and
does me good in every way," --
John P. Hodnette, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Pure and rich blood
carries new life to every
part of the bociy. You
are invigoratetl,refreshed.
You feel anxious to be
utive, You become strong,
steady,courageous. Thai's
what Ayer's Sosaparilla
will do for you.
go* tettlt. Aft thilfilsis,
itlk "ItAtIthlititf ktitk41:tittisigitaftsVAI
est flossy Ineillefee, Vallor 1B14 itarketstrui
WO WM tie mantled.
Alrlt* 00., Toter411, *IL
• .,._
let p e egin osi tg ieir appetito.
or to e•teret' tired etasily, the least .inipric-
donee brings on eiektiees, weaaness„ or
debility. . The system -needs a -tonic,
craveg it Delishould not
1.
and
it
. ,
and the. beet tinde of *loch we -Vase . • • •
any knowledge, is Hone S• Sarsaparilla. •. . .
. . .
What this medicine hasdone- in keep-
.
jog healthy people . healthy, in keeping .
up the eVen balance of 'llealth, 'gives it
the •• samedist inctiOn ' as 'a preventive:
that .it enjoys as a cure. Its early' use
has illeatrated the •wiedoni •of the old
.saying that...a stitch Qi eine, sat es nine.
Take Hood's. :for . appetite, steeneh,
•and endurance., ' • . ,,, . . , • •
' • .
of Itching Pilesi.
Mr. Alex. WI. eLanghlin, thirty years
resident of Dowmanville, Ont , writes :-
"Por twenty long years.P suffered from
itching piles, and only persons who have
been troubled withrhat annoying disease
can imagine what I endured during • that
.• time. About seven years ago I asked a
' eltuggist if ha had anythiug to cure Pia.
Re said that Dr Chases Ointment was
most favorably spoken of, and on :his
recommendation I took a box. • •
" After three applications I felt better,
and by the time Iliad used one box I was
on a fairway to recovery., I continued the
. treatment until thoroughly cured, and as
,that was seven years ago, and I have not
suffered any since„ I sat firmly convinced.
. that the ointment made a per empire.
41 consider Dr, •Chase's Ointment an
Invaluable treatment for piles. In my.'
cage,/ think the curelrwingsereatnars !coati!: w3ieshert
y a
and had been se long a sufferer from this '
disease," 60 cents Ft 134 at all dealers, or
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
. ,
Dr. Chase's
• BELGRA- VE. • . • • .
Mts. Derorrest of Buffalo is visiting
her sister, Mr:e...David• .Farrier,
A very 'large yoke Of oxen, passiug
through Belt:Mee on Monday, was a
,great:euriousity to the juveniles.
. Mr. -Robert Stoaeliouse is •putting
second .stIry to Illie:lionse,. and intends
shectieg . the whole. building With block
tinning.. • •
.- Mrs. Sackrider starts ,for her home
in New Ontario,- north of Ierniscani-
ing, next Week. •• • . . •
Mr. • 'Frank Wheeler' is eraising his
workshop. and Putting Stone .walls un-
derneath, which will be a great im-
prOveniest.- •. :
• The IrOvs Who destroyed the sidewalk
near the• G, 'T. R. -station inad better
--
repair it at once as Vey. are ,known,
and will likely get into serious trotte.
.stOnt: wall will 1,e put under
'Trinity church . preparatory to veneer-
ing with. brick, The banding may be
rakedtopermit of a basement being
arrtielgsenda'
Tny friends of .-Thertilo.S.
. y
'`A SUM FAIRYLA.ND."
To these whon
are planing a Stormier
outing and seeking "green fields and
pastures um," some place where they
may cast care aside •and. commune.
with primitive. nature, Where, thee' the:
Sun shines very 'nightly, cooling bree-
zes .always blow and great heat is
unknown, it it is safely promised that,
atheng the rocks and lakes of the -Mus-
koka distriet, about loci miles north
of Toronto, situated in the Highlands
of Ontario (moo feet above eea )evel)
they Will .find enchantment.
Handsome, illustrated, descriptive
publication will be sent free to any
address on application to . •
J. D. MeDONAI,B, •
District Paseenger Agent, Grand
Trunk Railway, Toronto. •
•
A GUARANTEED cuRn FOR ...ALL
FORMS OF KIDNEY Dl'SEASE.
We, the undersigned druggists, • are
fully prepared to. give the following
guarantee with every so mnt bottle
of Dr. Pettingill's Kidney -Wort Tab-
lets, the -Ouly. remedy in the world
that positively cures all troubles ar-
ising from weak Or diseased kidneys,
life a.nd limb 110W. '
f '
. Money cheer Idly returned •f tne
sufferer is not relieved And improved
sifter use of cue bottle. Three to six
bottles effect a.stonishing and perman-
Morris,will be orry to learn that be . .
e..
Money.'
Ointment we% t.tric' en donn, on Sunday „with you waste nO
paralysis..
•
cwt.
•
. ,
DESPAIRED BEING „CURED
Mrs. W. E. Jeffries, 44 Ate.;
kingstmi'
, Ont, etates t suffered ag-•
ony with itelling • Oleg'. In fact,
don't believe that any person who lias
not. lead- had piles can realiee what I
endured • !he .hrst application of' Dr.
Chase's Ointment brought relief and it
has • Since entirely ciired Inc. I hope
that this teatimonial will be. tit'a
means of bringing comfort to other
poWer of this ointment. -1 ,
sufferere, by Making knoWn ,great.
Maws.
Ret ft./II:airy Street Works
Direct importers. Vt'Orkman-
' ehip and Material guaranteed
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PROPRICORk: •
witoHAN. •, a
IeaSt ,Week Mr. ItenrY Thomion solcl AA
i5o-acre farm Wawamish
the boundary to Mr: Isaiah Shaw, of
the .4th . on. of Culross. The price
paid.was $5,soo and Mr. Shaw will get
.possession in January next: :
• FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS,
. .
Mrs. Winstow'a Soothing .Syrtip has
.been used by milliOns of •mothers for
their children while teething,. .If dis-
turbed of night 'and broken.of icier
rest by a sick ' child 'suffffering and
prying, with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get 'a bottle of " Mrs.
Winslcrw's Soothing Syrup" for child-
ren teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers; there ls no mistake
about it, It GUMS 'Diarrhoea, regu-
lates the Steenach and Bowels, eurea
Wind Colic; softens the •Gus, 'reduces
Inflatnina.tion .and gives tone and en
ren teething is pleasant, to the' taste
and is- the prescription of otie of the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses 313 the tritirea- States. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
gists throughout the world. Be sure
R. P. RF,EKIE, Clinton. ergy to the whole :system. "Mrs
WinsloW's Soothing Syria)" for child-
' • .
Of the original r7z Canadian coins, stamped with the D.tnlop Trade Markr-pa; pair- of uplifted
hands --sixteen ha % e been returned and the lucky finders have been rativardem As the netreeet piece
Vitae placed in circulation again there are still one hundred and Otty-aix te,looklerro rind. thotemins,
• return them to us and receive the following rewards :
. $60.0.0 for the Fifty -cent' Piece'
We originally offered a reward of Stoo and a Dunlop Rubber Mat for this cola, and
turned to us and the reward paid. It has been put in circulation again ,ortd„o reward of
offered for its return.
$8. 00 and a Pair of Dunlop illoyole rites for Saab
°filo 214oent Pleoast
Of the twenty os.cent 'pieces tot.r have been returned • and the finders rewarded.
$pero and a pair of Dunlop Weycle Tires for eackof the sixteen now in circulation.
• $2. 00 and a Pair of Dunlop Comfort Rubbor Throb for 140
of lito 10.oent Pleoes-
Thero. were twenty 10 cent pieces of which six have been returned, We offer two dollars and
pair of Dunlop tocatort Rubber Heels 'for the return of the 14 now in eirctOstion.
$1.00 for, iaolt it.00nt Moos ,
Of the one hundred five,cent piece sent out five have been ratIrOOdi WO shell Pay 0400 fat
each of the oinetyllve now in Cite flation.
IF YOU WAND rlir arst.
Bicycler Tire!, sou Itubber and fttetilnatic Carriage Tires, tubber Mit. stud Matting. Robbor Hoek
,Rubballorsushou Pad* • ,
LOOK FOR nut rywvtoP MADE' MARK
Oto
mt. Dwitzop.rnit COMPANY; umirm rwtorra
Seitiolt Dopoto ot /Writ 114 Et. sitiltd# 1111414411104 VIMM14811111it
, •••;;-•
and ask for " Mrs, WilislOw's Sooth-
ing Syrup."
Lomeli Y -Z (Wise Read) n fedtapt posp
Powder is better than tither sleep. powders,
'A it also sets OA a'aishifeqtliat.
hI.GI-1 CLASS
. • -
FIAIRNESS SI101-'
Good quality ,harness, both light
and heavy, at moderate.. price.%
I Sell best. Saskatchewan Robes,
also Rugs, Blankets, Trunks, Val-
ises, Etc i • •
T. JAMES WAFERS
StPiNONTOWeit
Itilt114i;IAKUC CMEAkiiTIEBONIALFAM:WilliatiGEA57,04
"IC CONSTITUTION
gi lir
gendort&thio .,reatcm
rtPufilt-aEmrarrA
ell Praggisto Cheri
Pt*. Canidit $1.00;
Sbc WO.. for UM t
No remedy Covers SO large a field
uf useftdness as ST. JAMES WAVERS.
They are indicated wheneVer there
is a weak condition, as they tone.
up the different organs and bring
Strength to- the tissues.
Palpitation of the heart, poor di-
gestion, sleeplessness, Weak nerves,
anwtnia, and chlorosis, are quickly
relieved by ST. AMER WAFRRS ; they
also repair the waste caused by hard
work and fatigue.
ST. JiiivmS WAVngs help stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
hottest way to get health and strength,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy which acconv.
Ogles much.
"St. Yentett Wafere furnish a
Most powerful evidence of the
lawny intreatted rosTrer of ntedi.
cement by combination of Nab.
l2i6t1S PhAerSeeetttie prepare_
tions. 1 have used them witlt
good eticeeee wheat faity pathatit
nettled streitgth.9
Dr. Charles HAIL
XAverpod, Aug.
ajaMei Wafer: are Old a lard
toady: in the nroaett ua0c101 t.
tertitneftdifor Mem M Me& patients
we mail The fafriteuta 140 molest.
Whera dealere are not ArtliaR the
Wafers,. they are Mailed upon fc.
eeipt of -Inert at tilt eassdisa
branoh : Ct. 4101.1 %Ors CO., 172$
eitherint ate Monitell.
eNteltrere