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WENTY7A7.CILES OR SALE, •
The undersigned offere for Salt AM*
Part of it 36 on the Iftheon." of
Goclerich township, containing%) acres.
Good frame house, barn with stone
stable. Goucl orchard withall kinds
of fruit. ,x4e from coreoratiern of
Clinton. e, mile from school. Apply
to
Dec. 21st.
rile ...lit.
JEPTIIOLLAND,
lioltnesville P. 0,
Will sell the entire 20 acres or part
ef lot to suit macheser.
NEW TRAIN SERVIleE
On Mcnday, Dec. 2ist, the following
new train service went into effect he-
tween Stratford and Goderich.
The Way Freight, which left Strat-
eyed at 5.15e at. cal., has been discon-
tinued. New passenger • train, leaves
Stratford at 9 a, in., stopping at all
intermediate stations excepting St.
'eouinban arse Hohnesville, these be -
rig flag stations.
The train which left Goderichkat
3.25 p. en. has been discontinued. New
train leaves Goderich in '5 af• 10 -r -
riving at Stratford 6.20 .m., stopp-
ing at all intermediate stations ex-
cepting Holmesville and St. Colemban
which are elag stations.
The new train from Stratford, to
Gc.derich makes coonection at Strat-
ford front Sarnia Tuenel and London.
Direct connection also made at Cline
ton for Wingliam, Kincardine and imp
termediate stations.
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BUY YOUR CORN NOW: :
Farmers who want- corn sreould bey
scon as price is sure to advance.It
is husking out bedly and crop will be
one third less. We have lots on Land. •
liv arranging now fanners can have,
all the time desired. Drive right ; to
warehouse.
W. H. PERRIN.
Clinton, Jan. 2rd.
TENDERS WANTED FOR THE ER-
ECTION OF ADDITION TO THE
HOUSE OF REFUGE. IN • THE
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COUNTY OF HURON.
Sealed tenders for the erection obeli
adelition to the House of Refuge will
be ivect by me on or before, the
25th of Jenuary. renders must
specify hole work and in.ust
be accompa e a marked &doge
for io per •ceni.. of the tendered, price. •
Cheque of acceeeted teneer retained,
others returned.
The council is not bound to accept
the lowest or any tender.
Plans and specifications maybe seen
in my ofTice at any trine.
W. LANE, County Clerk.
Dated at Geelerich 22nd day Dec. 1903.
fl Bargain
in Baking Pon!'
',B. CAN, WORTH 25C FOR •
15c. GIVE IT A TRIAL AND
YOU WILL USE NO OTHER. ,
Shier's Fair
CLINTON
Opposite the Mason House.
f•41040. X7461$400404
WANTRD.
General serVant wanted.. Apply. to
MRS. JAS. TIVITORELIe
Rattenleury $t., Clietten,
MEETING OP COUNTY COUNCIL.
The conneil of the corporation of the
comity of Huron will meet in the min -
i1 chamber in toe town of Godterieh
oft •Tuesday, the 26111 day of January„ •
at 3 o'clotik in the afternocei,
. W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Goderich, Jgat fetle 1904.
• BULLS FOR
The undersigned has for sale five
Polled -Angus bulls from 10 mouths old.
up. 'rhree are thordbreds and two
grades.
E. BUTT, Clinton P, 0.
STANLEY FARM FOR SALE.
Tie undersigned offers for We lot
27 , Stanley, consisting of ea
acres, 5 acres bush. All seeded down*
except ten acres which is stennierfal-
lowed. Brick dwelling with frame kit-
chen, and .woodsh'ed; frame liarnse with
stabling for 9 horses and 3k cattle,
also for 25 bags. Also henhoelse. Te-
ree miles from Clinton, Steick„ crop
implements, etc, may be hoeght with
Marriages.
MIR.-XILLIAN-At the regideuee of
the bride's inather On San. fith
by Rev. Mr. Grehatn, Clara M.,
daughter of Mrs. J. C. Millien
Goderieh, to W. Je, Mair a Tor -
area.
BAKER-MORRISON-At the residen-
ce of the bride's parents ent •Jan.
6t1i, by Rev. Dr. Ure, Effie, dangle.
ter of' captain John Morrison of
°Wench, to William Raker of De-
troit. '
DAWIN-ROBERTSON-At Cranbro-
ok, en Jan. 5th, by Rev. D. 13.
McRae, Mr. Jellies Battiu o z
an to Miss. Florence, Only dau
ter of the late Robert Robertson,
16th on., Grey,
1,1eINTOSII-RITCHIE-At the reel -
donee of the britee's mother,. Mrs.
Ann Ritchie, Cranbrook, Jan.
'eteh, by Rev. D. IL McRae, Mr.
John P. klelitig • a •v,to Miss
Jean Ritchie of Cranbreok,
girths.
SCHILBE-On the 14th con, Ray, on
Jan 5th, to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Schilbe, a, daughter.
BARR-111 Myth, on, .Jr.nist, the
wife of Mr. 'Win. Barr, of a daugh-
ter,
FHELAN-In Morris on Jae. 5th, the
wife of Mr. Jean Phelan, of 0,
daughter.
REYNOLDS -In Hullett on Jan, 81.11,
to Mr. end Airs. P. le.eynoles, a
daughter.
. Deaths.
place, For further 'nfoern won epply
or, premises to • • ,
CHARLES AVER.7:', Clinton P.O.
Jara lett I;
.. LENDERS WANTED,
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Tattlers will be received by the Post-
master: up to and inelesive of the a5th
Jan. inst., for the positiort of bare -
taker al the new P. -0. building Auld
assistant in the poet .0111ce. Specifica-
tions of duties may be seen et. the
post -office. The lowest or any tender
not neceesarity accepted.
. JAMES SCOTT, P.M.
- APPLICATIONS. FOR 01.1310E.
Applications marked "Applications..
for office" for. the positions af. Clerk, .
Treasurer, Assessor, Chief Constable,
etc., collectee, Night Watchmen, eta.
Cemetery .Superintenclant, Pounelkeepcie,
will be received by the Mideraigned ep
to '6 o'clock p: en. on 'rhursdaye 28111
Jan, 1904. • Dutiesto begin 15tl1Tela
5904' and i to' ,conthnue• untieex5elt Feb,.
196e. or until 'such :other time • a's tee
colleen mety ,ceetermiee.
•
. WILLIAM COATS, Clerk.
ANN, 1.1.eja MEETING ,
•
-tinti
meeting- ce etinellohneke-
v We; .Cheese tind Butter Mfg.Co, will
be held in Wilscnee lall, .11clieesvillee
on .Saturday, ..Titruary .23, 1904; at'
o'clock -p 111. for the purpose di: wuni-
ing flee the besiness. Of the pase year.,
Election of officers for the eaterent,
'year and for ,the. -transaction of ...any.
general .business. The but.termilk
.the coming season will .be put by
auction mi. tile panic date; . • •
13, FORSTER:, President',
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El DR. OVENS OP LONDON 0
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Ell: Surgeon, Oculist, Specieeist, D
le] Diseases of Eye, Fear, Nose Mel E3
0 Throk.t, visits Clinton, monthly 0.
E:Mi
J GLAssEs PROPERLY PITTED EJ
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[i•A Nasal Caterrh coal Deafness Ei
plej treated.
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g London Office 225 QueeleS ',AVe..0
if] Clinton Office Ccerebe's Drug rj.
try] Store. El .
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W, Tfotirs 8 a. in. to 4pe Ire, flat- g
f..e es of vi•sits-Tuesda s -Vele., 4, 0
RATH-In Proton Grey county, en
Dee. 24th, Hazel, Roselle, daughter
of' Miee J Rath, aged Mentlie
grand -daughter of Mrs Hill, Wel-
lington street, Clinton.
-BAIL-In Toronto on:Dee. Vete tiC
• second son- a Mr. Albert Ball, ag-
ed 3 , years -grand -son. of Mrs.
John Rayson of Clinton. a
MePHERSON-In Turnberry, on Jan.
, Ise, Helen McDougall, wife of Wni.
' McPherson, aged 74 years and 4
• months. •
NDCHOL-In S.eaforth, at the residende
Of Mr. „John J. Elliott, on Jaini-
aty 2nd, Alexander A. Nichoraged
71 yeers and• 6 Months. .
MCSPADDEN-.In McKillppe on Janu-
ary 2nd, Nettie MeSpadden, aged
41 years and • 4 months.. .
GATZEMEYER-hi eillop, on Jan.
end, George Gateerneyere Feted 45
years and 8. months..
MARTI1N-In Morris on 4a4. 4, Earl.
Reid, son of Frank J. idartiie ag-
ed, 4 Months and 16 deys.
ROSS -in Guelph, on Jan. 4, Jean
Andersone-awife -of-Roderick , Rase, -
formerly of Brussels. ..
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No baby. cries .for the there ;fun pf..
the thing, It .efies because it is not
well -generally • its little .stoniach • is.
sour., its b< •wels :congested, its skin hc>t.
and feverish. This is <>leen why bab-
ies are wakefuland •ntake nighes.
ereble fee -tie .parents.. Relieye• the
little- or.'e-andeetawillesleep all. night
Excl let • the mother get her needed
rest as .well: Just what mothers teed
for this purpose is •Baby's Own Tablets
ieq1C-111 u.at emeecuter , eetieves
and -promptly cures all .the miter ail-
ments of. young. children.. Tho exper-
ience of thousands .of mothers has
proved' the truth Of this, and renong
these mothers is Mrs, eTathees
Banberry, Ont., who Says' : "I .think
Baby's Own Tablets theeliest inedicire
in the world. for little ones. My 'baby
Vas croes arnd ige.re Inc a good deal of
' tirotible but Since esiug the tablets I-
STA.NLEY FARM FOR:SALE. ,•• . could not wish for a :healthier Or bet-
-ter aatitied child." . •• ' - , •
. Streeter pieeiso coUld net; be . given,'
The feria on the Sauble Line kriOvin ;,. Mil the mother has aguartietee that .
Ute tablets eceitain nd 'opiete or harin- :
as the George Cassel farm ecinseiting ,
of in acres, • is- offered for l sale. f5 sent -post paid at ese a; box, bY.writing.
acres of good betel; elm, . basawood, • fel drug. .Sold: by 'medicine dealers or.
heinlo.ck, cedar. and ash. The' firm is the Dr. Williams leledicine•Coe 'erode -
Ville, Ont, ' • '
Weil watered and fenced. Good bear-
ing orchard, 7 acres': fall wheat, .36
acres plOwed, Good brick . honse,2 .
barns and driving shed, Miles.fron. • WORLD WIDE ARTICLES'.
eChool and '2% Miles 'from Ba.yfield., For . ee • • • • •
further particulars apply to • ' A WEEKLY REPRIN'r FROM LEAD-
.' 'ARTHUR .ING JOURNALS AND' 'REVIEWS
ELhIOTT
Nov. 7th. 7* Bayfield P, , 0; REFLECTING THE . eURR:E.e.IT
THOUGHT. OF 130IM HEMISPHE-
RES. • • .
Wcirld Wide is a marvel 61interest
Met chetemess f4 high class eclectic ;
;. it will • compare' favorably with; any-
thing at severel times its price'. For
the small stue of one dollar ae year it
brings every year the best articles that
appear during the week in the leading
British, Ainerican and Foreign pub-
lieations.. Ofcourse it appeals to the
thinking element in Cach community,
those whio want 'to know what the
world thinkers are thinking but these
Will find it as full of rarc entertain. -
Meet as of wiedoitt. It is absolutely
world-wide in its interests and ' Les
neepae to grind. : ' .
' It Will be sent free to atty address
, for a short time. 'rite anettel subseri-
• ptiarg price is $1 aitd the publishers
John Dougall St Son of Montreal..
ChINTON• DYE WORKS.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing of
Clothes. 'All work done on short not-
ice and satisfaction gtearanteed.
J. T. SWARD,
FOR SALE, OR TO RENT. •
coenfortahle house situated . on
riser of Chitral 0sborne. street.
'<Apply to. •
ClIAS. OVERBURY...
Clinton, Julv ifithe •
FIELD UP
"NOT• IF IT COST 'TEN DOLLARS
:a bcittle :Would I be 'without:Pee:4'0es
Nerviline, writes Je A. Rale 'a- fanner
. near -Trenton, Oat: • Nerviline is
the best household ointment I.. know:
We use it for stoinach trceeeles,
• gestioii, heada.che 'and stuntner comple-
int, knOw of nothing better, to take
• in hot water to break up e cold or to.
rub ,on -for thettinatietti or iteeralgia'"
Ettery fanner seould keep a few Litt -
les of Nerviline handy- and have small-
er doctor bills. Large bottles eee at
druggists.
CORN POR SALE.
Corn
Lott's Yellow for Sale. Cash
,for inspection is lone style of or tithe E.1.5 arranged. We 'pay highest
froin the Many ;varieties we have in •
shoo - cash price for ale -kind's' of grain. Dri-
, ve right to the warehouse.
stock, h fairly represents ithe el- e '
W. H. PERRIN.
genee of all our shoee. They are new .
, .
arid right up to the minute in point ' inton, an, 2.4 .
of style. They are just off the last
and look well and wear well. Unlike
many handsome things they have last-
itt qualities. If yoa wish to be well
shod, put your feet uu a pair of our
$3.50 shoes, the best ever sold at ehe .A. frame „cottage nit Queen street is
price, for sale. 3 bedrooms arid hall up-
stairs, 3 rooms, hall and, pantry down
Our Cirocerles etaies, e'er further particulars apply
to
are always fresli anict lespeciAlly R., WATKINS,
suitable toi the seasons tee'the year, eis , Clinton, e
Well as the staple, goods required ev-
ery• day in the week, They fill every
shelf geld cornet in our store. It is
hardly necessary tol: is' 1,1 that these
goods a.re of the higheet ottedity and
prices are very reasonable,
re Mar. 1, Mar. 29, May 3, May ex
31, :11111C 28, July 26, Sept. 6, We D. Graham
,
rg Oct. 4, Nob. f, NOV. /9.
IA Ogle Cooper's ote, stand.
Imo regAtri,IFIrl,,yOirimix.1.4 tic cash for Butter and Vas,
IIOUSE Volt SALE,
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Mr, James Clark has purchased the
Wee residence of Mr. D. McGillicuddy
wet it now is occupied by Mr. Shaw,
foreman of the elevator, , whose family
has arrived from te
Owen merd. .
Mr. Oswald Dunn arrived me 9th
Jan. from the mining camps near the
Crow's Nest where be wee employed a,.
a chef, He will remain here until the
first of March.
Mrs. Charlie Wiltsie .guiel little dau-
ghter Gladys of Clinton were the gues-
ts a few days of their aunt, Mrs. 'Wile
lie rdeSween. •
'We called ell Mies .Grace Polley's
studio' the- other day rand found, her
wane covered with her paintings and.
a pedestal and other pieces ii wood
which were being highly ornemented
withsome very artistic work in wood
scorehinge Many pieees of china, too,
are in her hands lor vale tine. Miss.
Polley has the first studioever opened
in town -for that work by any of our
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Ceptain Willoughby has rented the
pretty house on Victoria street roe-
inerly occupied by Police Megistrate
Illuturlsb."'Swaiition, mother of Mr. Mag-
nus Swausart and Airs. D. Cantel,
was very- ill last week,
. Miss Mary Elliott rat:treed to Lon-
don lost week from a holiday vacation
spent in (=Wench and Columbus, Ohio,.
Mr. Tom Bogie of Dauphin,. Mae.,
and, his wife) are ependeng.tw\> months
with their sister, Mrs. Gavle, Green.
Mr. Bogie left Lis home in Colborne
for tha G. N. W. "16 ye'ars ago,
• Mr. Gevin preen Ivisiteet. his old
home at Shoppeadtoe last week.
,Rev. Father MeRae -of Parkhill is;
we leans,. to be stationed here in nice
cession to Rev.' Father - Stanley. R..ev,
Father McRae wan curate ol St, Pet.
exes under Rev. Father 'Watters.
We felt quite epleased to see mine
h.H
ost, 'of the Peek ouse out one Wed-
nescley looking as height anti vigorous
own artists. We wish her unbotualed e155 ever. We wish him a Ilkley New
•s.ullelcre.ssNeil 'McLeod of Red Iliver,Matie'll'Ilairis'e
Nora O'Rielley returred last
brother of Mrs. Captain John Macdon-
ald, left. on Tuesday morning for his
home at , Ripley, fleeting been absent
for 26' years, While here he was the
guest of MrselViacelongeld.
- Miss Guest returned to -the ...London
Normal school on rth'inst, •
On Tuesday next Rev. R: J. M,. Per -
of Trivett Memorial church, Ex-
eter, will lecture in St. George's 8.S.
room.. under the auspices .01 the Y. P.
telentefor hie subject "Odds - .and
Uncle, 'a- • -Last- -week-- et the -Y tee-
entertatimnent Mr, Austie Trotter of
tlie Collegiate Institute • tieldresSed •
good- sized andienee on ,his fevorite •
subject "Peetriotiseri." :
'Master Geoffrey- liblt has returned to•
Trinity colleee, Teworao„ efeer a plea- •
sant vacation -spent at hie hOrne,
resi-
dcnce of Je.clee, Holt. • .
Mise Antic Bitchanee is 'spending
this:era:ail at Tbronto -the guest of
her relatives- in that cite.
Mr.. and airs,' .1 olin Elutes of Prince-
tonx:r6arvtesvisiting•rilr.,.and Mr,.. and Mrs.
Bu
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• Ma, J. P, Tiglie•Lee
s• returned te his
home at the 31e:hip:in Soo 'where he
lies embarked in business: .He hes
grime soeerie:dent his friends scarcely
recognized , hhu. • - •
Milton . Bell, son of Mr. Dave Bell
S0011 tired - or tilt...south: Ile is .now
enjeying active life on the Pacific' coa-
st and eventually, may go- cat ...a • trip.
to 'China or J epee.. . • . •
Mr. Charlie •Cltrystehlias -len . one
-jIcd at cliiitov'for .aene days -in.
some. bailee ileprovements. '
'• We Were delighted to meet Mr. Geo,
Campbell • New Years Week lookieg
quite vigorous -for hint after -Ms severe
attack grippe. • His son, 'Mr.
William. • Campbell of ITarit'or . Beach,
Micedgee,' speet the holiday leeek with
hitnond.'hie• mothee. eine Healey.," his.
daughter . glee her little stepeaughter
of .• had. s. -very .• reemioh•
when .elie• Itealey,. Ma Camp-
bell's son-iiala.wi: joined his wife end
daughter, • , ••
Miss 'Harrison arrived front Nemeth
this week:and *ill. epees): her. VacitiOn.
at her • • • ' • •
.0y.i• 66 vete. ineery Wedding
party alerieed et the lonigeof • e.eetain
-John. 'elorieson,. Britemie acted, to
withess• the nuptials •. <if his•secood.
yietingest • deegatee, Menne-
on to Mr. WillienaBaker of Detfoia
The bride .caine. Mae the eerier leaning
on the .ariroof her lathe'', who etare het
\savey and • Was 'beautifully' eresseeein a
costume Of. white' silk ereee de ciente,
over drop skirt of .white •,eilk, With
skirt. tucked,. on each.: eree ate te a ems ,
eeea•flottecee with three, tok•se ef
materialeet the . bettom, raid a reciting
of: White baberibben heedine it ; A
yoke' of :nieleroideredI chiffon eta col*
of,' the :e6. -Me With. .scarf eike bertha,.
trimmed top and .boteeni 'with shirred
White. baberibb0a, one end -festered at
the bettoin of the eersage, the other
egoiit 'civet. the .1>reek aral fastened in
'front, .a belt' cf the same, 'Material
cempleting the artistic corsage, bew 'of
White tilehoe in -her heir anti carried' a.
eheaf. of • white roses and ferns.
The "ebeidepresed, Miss• Serail Marion
Morrison, a• sister .of the briee, .looked
Itnely in tentleen. bine mousaixline. '46
soie -costume.' with three' little frills
bottem: of skirt,' drop skirt cie ewhite
silk,' bolero of 4Batt6nberg lace -and
coller to :Match, bow of white ribbOri
in her', eoifilire end carried .0Leal 61
eihk roses . and ferns. The gleam:Man
was, Me. .Jeleelialeer • ei Detroit, a .
brother ..of the• grooni: , Rev. Dr.. Ure.
'elliciated.• • frhd guests were relatives
and 'fide:eels of the bride and all made
'metric: when Piece Craigie• streole
the Scotch' daftece, 'Before partieg •,the
'guests formed e ring around the bride
and groom -taking each Other's. hands,'
and sang "Auld leleg Syne" ,all
the cotch.'songaithey 'knew. .The we-
dding .gifi of the groom was a cheque
for -$50 to the ibride •and to the brides
maid e 'geld chain With deal> set with
enierales and pearls... The gifts from
relatiees' and Mende did credit to the
east end of our towr• Mr and Mrs.
Will Baker,' =the newly -married couple,
will reside . in, the Morrieein house whi-
le Captain joint Morrison ard his
daughter, Miss Sarah eferion Morrison
left Seteteclity incentive for his rew
home Port Celdwell where they • will
joie Mrs. .telorrieon who cottkl, mit
journey so far, in winter. Miss Edith
Baker, sister • of the .gedot It, attended
the Wedding. We offer tete congratula-
tions to Mr, ancl Mrs. Willem Baker.
In the matter of •the tending; for the
cantract of .the newleethoreist ,tharch -
en North street the trustees find' that
they fee exceed the amount specified -
by the architect, the cose of labor and
material for building being much high-
er thau Le allowed in his calculation:.
Miss Nellie' Chrystal errived oteSat-
,
tirday; ancl will, remain untie the
inery opereits are, held. Miss Llieystal
has been the manager •ge millinery
department at Owen eioand•for the
rest tevo years. •
.. Mr. • IX,' Brooks, a friend 'of the
Megaw Bras, returned to his Jamie in
Montreal on. Saturday afternoon. after
a. pleasant visit to our towa.
, S. II. Smith of Clinton, sapped ttvo
- carloads; of export cattle from' Coder-
ich station recently,
Mrs, Sohn Craigie fell tipcni the sice-
walk on Friday evening, and :sustained
a fratture of one of her wrists.
Mr.. Charles Baker has bought the
reSidenee of the late Alex. Munro, for
Mr, &net Mrs, William Swaffield and
their datigkere, Mrs. Geo. M. El,
liott and Mrs. James Adams attended
tee funeral at Woodstock • of Mrs. Una
Shelton who died , on. Sundae(' at Inc•
good old • age of 95 yettis suid Who ca-
me to this country from. Regime half
teettiry ago. The old lady, was the
mother <ef Mrs, Nyilliteln Swellield, Brie
taiinht Rocal ancr is survived by three
other married dau'g'hters.
Mrs, jolli Reid, PH:tenni& Itood,wi.s
seriously ill last Week, We trust that
elle better;
week from Ler holiday visit to Buffalo
where she was the guests of her sis-
ters.
Mr, and Mrs, Doweing returned an
Tuestley 5t1i Jan., from their visit at
Leamington, where they were the gues-
tsof:their daughter Mrs. 1V, D. Cox
of that • city, during thee holidays, •
• Mr. and Mrs. A, Macdonald have
got fully re -instated in their old boar-
ding louse on St. David street which
recently was 'badly burned by fire -
-11)e. Archie Dickson, Stratfone, spent
his holidays at his home.
Mrs. (Rev.) Mark Turhbull was cell-
ed away to Parolee, 'after the illeess
of ler daughter -in -1w, Mrs. Carey.
J. M. Turnbull ,left cm Wednes-
day morning, oth• inet„ fee his-. new
horne, Prince Albert. He says it is
extremely cold place in winter but
delightful . in. summer. .
Dr, L. Me Mabee spent his New
Year's. eceideys with hie -mother anti
sister itt Vittoria. •
Mrs. WeReynolde of Leede,, Dakota,
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spent a few days, in Clinton last week
in company with her sistee, eirs. W.
Logan of Buffalo.. Both were the gues-
ts of mine host and hostese ofthe
Rattenbury House. • • .
Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ransfordentho
registered at tte Hotel Bedford, tee'.
turned • to • their residence at Clinton'
en Friday, • • • • ••
Captain Shepherd of the stcaaner
''Sapp -l: cy" returned front his -seasons •
sailing le.tifine to see the dawnof Neese
Year's Day and join ;his ,fateily, at -their
New- Year's dinner. He laces wonder-
fully. well.' • , . •
Mr. Artleir Bates? . son .of Mr,- Char-
les Bates, wasteemed at Stratford on
Dee. 30th to 'eliss Mabee. Adelle,yOuie
gest clatigliter af -Me. .and, Mrs. B.Paw-•
son, Stratford': Rev: Rural Dean Deese
.coin performed.. the ceremony- atelle fe7
sidence of the bric'espereeite...'• • • ..
. • "Misses .Lily and . ',Maggie 'Clark,- Mina
Retherford and • Maters
Ilteghelletedenalcie andoletegireMeeriaethe.
of lite lIefene ard vicinity have all eta
thence • to their enelies at the College,
lea Instiutte after seencling theft Chre
istmas holidaes .at ,houree.• • ....
Story of a Grand
IVItisiciati.
ponly5 KIDNEY, PILLS CURED HIS
.. KIDNEY DISEASE .01.e LONG
, STANDING.
SAMUEL J. 0R0W.,• WELL-KNOWN
., AS THE LEADER' OF. THE • NOR--•
„ 'PELHAM '• AND -ROSEDENE
7.STRING BAND, •IS AGAIN
•: 'NG pzkvEcf.r. VIGOR:- •
Rosedene, Ont. Jeep:. ii--(Special)-
There are 'few better known musicians
in this. part of Canada titans Selma
5. Crow .for teeny years' leader or ti e '
old Pele.,,ani and Roseciend String Bad, •
and only. his retiring nature has kept
:him from gaining 1. a. nathmal repute -
lion. Consequently Iris' compide recove
ery from -6.n aggraveted case of kid.1
ties, Disease of years: has erotteee emelt'
tenement: here, letervieivee regarding:
Itis case Mr: Crow, eaid : .
, Which becanie agg'ravated' %foil:every'
atteek , Of cold anti catteed me agony,
In the Wenter of -1898 it ,developed into
gravel, when I was totally :unfit for
-anything. I tried different medicines
without the dexered reeulteee
' Was in , cox -start misery when
cotnnienced the use of •Dodd's Kidney
Pills, ' To inv astonishment and delight
I ininiedietay began to repairer and
afterusing five 'boxes the &setae has
entirely disappeared. I have ,knotsra .
ethers t'vho,were great sufferersto be •
entirely cured by Doeld's reidrey Pills,'
TUE IRON INDUSTRY AND GEN-
ERAL 13ITS
litteltWIIEAT AND RYE WANTED.
Fartners having Duckwheat aid Rye
to sell should /get it outlduring Jan-
uary as after February mild I will riot
buy there not beirig enough to pay
for Itaitcllitg It,
W. It. DURRIN.
03 Clinton, San,
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.MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the United States Treasury Recommends
Pe-ru-na,
Other Prominent Physicians Use
and Endorse Pe-ru-na,
TNE. LIMWELLYN Jordan Medi -
.20, cal Exazigner of the U. S.'ireasury
Department, graduate of Columbia Col-
lege, and who served threeyears at 'West
rant, hab the followiang to say f reruns,:
“Allow Inc to eipress my grati-
tude to you for the benefit derived
from your wonderful remedy.
000 short month IMS brought
forth a vast Change and I now
consider myself a well man .after
months of suffering. Fellow suf-
ferers, Peruna will Fare you."
A constantly Iniging rlumber or
physietans prescribe Perntut in lheir
practice. It has proven its MMUS so
thoroughly that even the doctors have
overcome their:prejudice against so-call-
ed patent medicines and recommend it
to their patients. „
Perms ocenpiee a unique position in
medical science. It is the only internal
systemic catarrh remedy Imown to the
medical profession to -day, Catarrh, as
everyone will admit, fe the cause a one-
half the disease which afflicts mankind.
Catarrh and catarrhal diseases afflict
one-half of the people of United States.
Robert R. Roberts, M. D., Wash-
ington, D., C., writes:
- "Through my ownexperience,
As as that -of many Of My
friends and acquaintances who
have been cured or relieved Olen-
tarrh by the use of Hartman's
Peruna, 1 can confidently recom-
mend it to those suffering from such
disorders, and have no hesitation in
prescribing it to my patients." ---
Robert R. Roberts.
. Dr. R. Robbins, Muskogee, I..
writes: ; ' .
"Perana is the best medicine I know
of for coughs and to strengthen ivereak
stomach and to give appetite; Besides
preseribieg it for catarrh, I h eve ordered
it for weak and debiliteeed. people, and
-have not had a patient but said it helped
him. It igen excellent medicine and it
flts so many cases.
"I have a largo practice, arid have a
chance te preseribe your Parma.. I hope
you may live long to do good to the sick
and the Battering." . . '
Dr. M. C. Gee, writes from 513 Jones
St., San Francisco,
Pertma has performed eo many won-
derful cures izu Sem Frauds& teat lam
convinced that it is.a valuable remedy.
I heve, frequently advised lis use for
- Dr, Llewellyn Jordan,.
!
, Medical Examiner United States
L.
1' . Treasury., I
r.,‘.=.
women, as I find it insures regular and
painless menstruation,cures leucorrbcea
arid ovarian troubles, and builds up the
entire system. I also consider it one of
the finest catarrh remedies I know of."
-el C. Gee, M. D.
Catarrh is a systemic disease crirable
only by' systemic treatment. .A. remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directlyat -
the depressed nerve centers: This is
what Peruna does. •
Perana, immediately invigorates the
n,erve-centers which give vitality to the
mueous Membranes. Then catarrh dis-
appears. ' Then catarrh is permanently
cured.
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the nee of Perana
write at once to Dr. Hartman, gtving a
full statement of your case, and he will
be pleased togive you Ms yalnable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr.Hartma'
n President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Calembus,
Ohio. • •
..Rev...VatheT Steeley's. sermon on .
Sunday a. en. lest was oh the ."Eitch-
aris eatielae-theeeleeeeele .toldia.theen. _
of his being trensferred tee Louden': -by:
order -of 'His IexrdsLiP, the Bish-op "ce
the dioceee. He expressed the ' great
pleastiee . it ;gave Mei' to Mine:Oar to:
St.: Peters corigregetioil luau; .
.0n, 5th -elan. the utietielsof Miss gen-
Clark and elNer, ,Williem Brownlee took
place' a.t the resldence of ,the -brides la-
thier, • Mr. Alex. Clark, Rev. W, H.
Grahaend epeeformiog the cereniony:
•Tho- niter-edthe parlor leaning
en the ena of her lethere While •Miss
McDowell- • played, Meedelsseties wedd-
ing. march. The 'brit' e looked Levely in
a..pretty• costume of 'blue. eteritiee eke,
th Piped 'with white velvet .eiul
trin-
-fl10(? With Witiee egetin. • Tlie•bielesmaki
Mese Rete, sister pe he letelealeek-
ed lOyely in eabloaee .o fe White sfik itna:
blue. - -skeet piped with white • erelect:.
Mitchell ,of Benet-tiller was gro.inS-
man.: 4.:;t.er •the- tare:molly 1tts 1>Cr-
Rimed - thcu bridge :party wee- it:steered-
irito the e Ming room • ;shcrc a; 4i. 1 ise 1, t -
fur supper awaited tit tat. , • et bus g the
4o giiests iil'attenil.tnee were ?Ir. and
Miss 0ex of 'Keleeee Yorte ot a, the •
..bride' e uncle and aunt, Mr'. T.
Brownlee of •Theisall•-atel Mr. Feed.:
Hill dudRUbY Clinton. :The
gifts to the.:bride :Were ,many, hand -
sone 'and valuable. • e • .
.1..0ii. Monday ev.ehing, 41:11,,Eute
eke; :Coneeil. R. T, of' T. elected • the
following officers for the surreee tarnit.
S: 0., 5 E. Toin • •
• v: C. James Mitchell ' •
Chap.; .0."1e1. Elliott •-.
Rec.-Secretary,: Geo. A. 5. Fraser.
Vim -Secretary, Themes Naftel
Treasurer, .Mrs..Colie Cainpbell
Walter Sillib„, ' '
Deptity-Jfereld; Mise Susie .Allin
, E. .01 Young
Seraikel, Walter leliteltell
Orgaeist; Mies MeDoWell
Prese•Reportee„Tairies Mijc11011
Auditors, 5. W. Yantitto.r and Geo.
. Vraeee .
Trustees' 0,. 141: 'Elliott eed 'Jannis
• Miediell. ..•
• •
. .
• Since the •consolidition Of a.. rere
Considerable number -if the ;retie e
tutd • steer plaits of the ,lleitd7d States
into one igreet ecirpor.v.ion, . with. . its
very. large nintiher af htichi% oft.:its
securities,: public 'interest in the. iron
Ministry has 'grown considerably.," Bee
fore tbe org elevation ore the leadin
Alfred' Saults, who itt aking a well-
earned lioliday, has I en for many
3'r • . , l ttek service.
• Miss Mlle has presided as organise
at Nrortli street cluirele very acceptably
tiering the absence of elle orgeatist,Miss
II. E. Coon.
Mr. • Satofu does not improve very
fast, we are sorry to say,
consolidation .6ael .:of a retzeber of - • • . -
or 'ones .the :business community, tau-
ght to regard -tee ken industry- as an
ateurate barometer of etude; watched
its ,••fluctuatiene only casually from •
that. point Of view e Many •engaged<
the iiidustry have always ...-dottleted
whether the popider conception is jes- -
tilled, since the influences shaping dp-
velopatents in the iroft trade are com-
plex. 4111d, shifting and semetimee - ore
peculiar: to it.: The greatest si•iigle
consuming: interests is the railroads,
'whose spells of adversity and .prosper-
ity always. Ore it very' acwerfel lector,.
irt 'which -the modest cottage,
irthe aggregate,plays itterly as portant a part aS tte modern skyscra-
per, ntituicipal utideetekitte, -Mei wat-
er .
end gas plants,ship-building, nat-
chirtery hetilding, the general reqtera,
ineete ot the farm -all -these contribu-
te their • ellare .es wide ell•annele .of
consumption. Some them may be-.
running .ftill to overflowing while oth-
ers are nearly dry.
As is the case at the present tinie,
the • great . capitalist may be it poot
eonsumer while the -lathier ie buying
heavily ante coefielently.The very line
he. .
speriey . of trailroads may be erie,.
piing the iron industry, as it did In
5902, atner for . a time itt 19o3,Viitros.
sheer inability to handle tlio work.
()Were& Tee old-time axle -ere that the
cretclition of the iron iedustry .aecurtie
.tely refittcts the.general conditionof
the business of the cduntry must the-
refore be accepted with some reserve,..
Irani Ihe Outlook fe r .'ite ant ton
bv C. • Kirchhoff," in the Ameeicate
Monthly Review of Revicvvs -for Janu-
ary.
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'Oxe Feeley, t1Zuox. elittrele the WO.'
rnexes Foreign elissionere Society was
Laddeesspe. .bera(R.cv.), W. H. Grahame,
aette said that she was a busk wceneti
;alga .that she knew . she was addressing
,busy wenien but she- felt that 'too lit-
tleeattention Wee paid to the wqr1 ef.
ehe inissiteeeedereeret •prayer ler:theit '
success in inissien Vera. •shoted ea of- •
Jered up for them; not oulyat
but at their .lioitnes..' .
r,egreteedvetereneuele to hear on
Monday, of the.tleath of Me: •Richard
Tichbouene• whiela.took place at Brant-
f(!rd•.
Oe•-ereeinee.d-a,e, residen-
.ce. of Mrs: J..0. -Millien.wr,s the 'scene
of *a' very pretty wedding .wben her. Clay-
• geter, Mae Clara M., was Mited
'inarriaee to Mr. Wire ale Mair of Trae
beta: rhe elide; "erIlb was, giveie , away.
her uncle,: 5. R. Bfillion, was.gow-
'iced •in -it mew' blueevdnelitin eleth suit.
aed -White' • silk waist eriennred with
chiffon and. ribbon Me cereied ;bridal.
rcees: The ceittnieny was performed. ',A..:
.12 is. 111. .by Ree. Mr, Greaten, pest& .
, of Vieth ei ge. street . chef th and. the: wed, •
ding mareie was nicely amide:fed 'by.•the
bride's sister, Miss -Edith, After, the
••cereiwouy the guests- repaired to the. '
rocat where -a seinatuoilediatei • .
SerVe6.1 'an bride received •Meety .
beguetiful presents erdni relatives I ard •
:.friends. beppy cimple left, on the.
ceelodle train for .Toronice amid.- .0, •
shower -of rice and' hearty 'co:nee:tale-
tiens .'frone•their many. friends. Ott
6,4 Arrival in .TOrentO, 4:: reception.
was heldi a.t the residence ni the greo-•
1118 Mother .wl:cre matey' 61. the groce.
nes 'friends welcomed Mr.. end, Mrs.
Win, 5. Male to their' 'future leime.
Mr. George -Smith will leave next.
week. for New York to take a catirse io
elating ladies' eloaks'and mantles. •
: le; .W, Parker 01 Ailsa Craig, who
speet•the vaeatien with hie
aeeer.) .. :Carrie, eves returned.: to his
' home. , . • e . •
• • erisietley Dunlop has returned to tile.
Proviecial University and Miss. Emily
Sheller/1..to St. Hildiee, Collam Tor -
1 • -
, to,
. IT IS II/GHLY IN'JURICATS.
•
.ttee .a cheep• drastic 'physic. Safest
remedy for coestipation and torpid
liver is DreHamn
ilto's .Pills of Mane
i drake and Bittternut ,whieli Icemen the
bawds.. withotit • gtippieg pains. IThe
only Dr. naniiitoies rms. Price. 25c..
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