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Manitoba White Fish
Salmon Trout
Finnan Haddie
Ciseoes
Yarmouth Bloaters
Shrimps
Oysters
W. T. O'Neil.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
World's Fair, St. Louis
April 30th to December ist. 1804. •
Settlers' Onf-Way
Excursions, 1904 ,
To Manitoba and Canadian North-
west, will leave Toronto every Tues-
day during March and April if suffi-
cient business offers.
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Passengers travelling without Live
Stock should take the train leaving
Torento at 1.45 p.
Passengers travelling with Live Sto-
ck should take the train leaving Tor-
onto at 9 p. rn.
Colonist sleeper will be attached to
each teain.
For full particulars and copy ol.
Settlers' Guide, Western Canada and
British Columbia, apply to any Cana-
dian Pacific Agent, or to
A. H. NOTMAN,,
Asst. Gen.- Pass. Agent;
King St. East', Totontoe
TWENTY ACRES FOR SALE.
The . undersigned offers • for sale north•
part of lot 36; on the 16th con. of
Roderich township, containing 20 acres.
Good frame house barn with stone
stable. Good orchard with all kinds
of fruit. in4e from 'corporation of
Clinton. 14 mile from school. Apply.
to
JEPTHA HOLLAND,
Holmesville P. 0.
Dec. 21St.
Will Sell the entire 20 acresor part
c,f lot to suit perchaser.
- Held Up
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT. 8X, MMT -
land coneession, Goderich township,
about I mile from Holmesville, con-
taining 10'e acres more or less. On
the place is a, house, kitchen and
woodshed, barn end stable, ea:eh-end,
and about 8 acres el bush and a
neeer-failing creek ruining throegh
the place, about 5 acres of fall wheat
aid about eo acres of fall plowing
done. Will be sold a 12, o'clock p.
on April xa. For particulars
apply to the undersigned executors -
H. ELFORD, GEO. TE13BUTT, Hot.
mesville P, 0.
STRAYED. -A. RED TWO-YEAR-OLD
steer strayed, onto the premises ef
Jas. Boyes, Lot 20, con. Ix, Stall -
ley, on or :about Nov. 23rd. The
owner is requested to prove proper-
ty, pay damages and take the ani -
mai away. -JAMES BOYES. 3t
GIRL WANTED -FOR HOUSEHOLD
worle. Small family, Highest wag-
es pead to capable person. Apply to ,
MRS. S. H. SMITH, Princess St,
AUCTION' SALE OF HORSES. ---THE
undersigned .has been instructed by
Mr. William Elliott to sell by Pub-
lic Aretion at the British Exchange
Stables, Goderich; on Sa.turday,Mar.
5th 12 Western Hors to 6 year's.
'draft horse 5 1 -ears, 1 general
purpose horse 9 years, a, span) bay
driving horses 6 and 7 years,) 1 span
black driving .InareS • 3 :Fe 4 yrs,x, driv-
ing mate 1e years draft colt 2
years?. eraft loafs, x blood foal,
I registered Hereford- bull 20 211011t11S?
registered Hereford bull ro months.
Sale .at i o'clock sharp-. Terms -
Seven months credit Will be given oir
approved joint notes. A :discount of
5 per cent. per anurim 'allowedfor
cash.-WM. ELLIOTT, preprietor ;
T. GlINDR.Y, electioneer.
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WANTED -GIRL • ABOUT -SIXTEEN
years of 'age to help with general .
house work. -Apply to MRS.WILL -
HARLAND, Princess street, East.
MARE FOR SALE -TWELVE YEARS
old, itt foal to Sir Walter, Also a
filly colt xa months old. -FRANK
H. POWELL, Clinton I'. 0. •
FOR SALE -.THE UNDERSIGNED
• have for sale n splendid thorobred
• Durham bull, , eight months, dark
red, he is n very Promising anonal •
end will .be sold cheep. We have•al-
so for sale a quintity of seed., pats,
barley and' peas, These oats are Of •
re splendid variety and great yfeldersi
• haying 'grown 715 bushels to the
acre lost year. Address, TYNDALL
• BROS., • Clinton. •
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BULL FOR. • SALE. -THE UNDER -
signed. • has for sale 'a II months .old
Grade Bull: It's a goal anirnalee••
• S. APPLEBY, Lot. 241 Core 8, Hul-
lett, Londeebore P. 0. •
CHEAP ONE :WAY RATES • :
••. TO THE WEST:VIA
--e0REAT NORTHERN RAILWAY:-
.• Effective • daily' during March • and'
April, cheap One way Coldnist tickets
will: be issued .front Stations' in
:Ontario to • all points on the Great
Northern Railway in the states . of
• Montano,. • Idane, Washington and
Oregon, also' all paints. in British Col-
umbia. • On March 1St, 8th, r5th; 221e1
and 29th, end April5tb, 12th, 'agtki
and 26th one way 'second class tickets
will • be issiied -from. Chicago to paints
in North Dakota at greetly reduced
rates. Fell inforniatien asto time .of
train, berth rates ••M Tourist 'sleeper*
aiso literature on any of, the; aboire.
states on application 'to • Chas.;.W.
Grayea, District Passenger ;Agent, 6:
King street West, Rooni 12, Toronto,
or F. I. Whitney, General Passenger
Agent, St. Paul, Mien. "
;for inspection is one style of shoe .
from the many varieties we have in
stock. It fairly . represents ,the ele-
gance of all our shoes. Theyare new
and right up to the mi
inute n • point
of style. They are just off the last
and look well and wear well. Unlike
many handscmie things they have last-
ing qualitieg. If you wish to be well
shod, put your feet in a pair of our
83.5o shoes, the best ever sold at he
price. 4
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Our Groceries
are always fresh and eseeefialIy
suitable tot the seasons of the year, sie MeCLINCHEY-,-On the Goshen Line
1'012 SALB OA TO RENT.
comfortable house situated On
rner of Church and Osborne streets.
• A to ••
CHAS. OVERBURY,
Clinton, July 16th. •
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Teacher of Piano, HermonY, Form
` Free Theory lecture,'to strdenta•eV-
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The Grand Trunk sent Al a 1ot of MIS and. Mr. Seaung spent last week
cars last week to relieve the big mill at the reeidence of • Mrs, Spruegs
sis-
uf its great surplus of flour. . ter, Wire. Goldthorpe,. Colborne, who
Mr. Wooten has severed his connee- has been very ill.
tion with the knitting factory and Mr. , Chaelie • Symons Ferguson Of
fills orders kr eue citizens at his Cleveland who las.s been nine years ab -
own honie, sent from kis home t Buytiel,d left
131r. Sprung hauled in some • large . for Cleveland on Friday a. m, after
trees again this season and will hove paying a liWt to that village in Feb -
a train sawing exid splitting them for ruary.
fuel. It is a good filen, though, he Mr, Inns= Fergnson of Bayfield
can do the work at home and save brother of Mr. C. S. Ferguson,. left
teaming expenses. , • • ' for Cleveland on•Thursday,
Mr. Hillier has been very ill this. The following poem was written by
season of ,peetunonia. • . the Goclerich correspondent of The
• Mr, Charles Shepherd is spending News -Record to her excellency, the
thia season at the Traci Bedford. Countess oi Minto, and lier letter of
We have to thank the Nordheimer thanks subjoined' :
Piano and Music Co. for presenting.= To • Her Excellency, The Countess of
with o pretty little :specimen of the . Minto': • •
printer's and engraver's art, entitled . $t. Valentine's Day, 1904
"The House of Nordheiener"'tot• coin- - Fair Canada should: crown thee coun-
mernorate the 63rd anniversary- of the tess fair,.
foundation of their great ITIUSie houses With a wreath. of bright goleen maple
in Toronto, Hamilton, London Ottawa • leaves,
and Montreal. As yellow, as the maple 'leaf, in the
Mr. Junes Johuston and family Lcvely autumn time, for well hest
who have been ill for the pest' three . thou gained
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weeks, are now convalescent. ' • 'X -ler love and admiratioOlor zeal
Mrs .0. H. Fowler, 13ayfield Ran el, In her work of soothing the distress.
Las returned to her home, sater a vis- To which our frail humanity is heir, •
it of three weeks to Mrs. Tames' J•ol• xi- Thy name will bo honored. while life
tons. • shall last, . •
Mr. ero. Mrs. •Hackett returned first And floreers of love at thy feet be cast,
week in February to their home after •
n two mouth's visit to their relatives Goderich, Ont., Cali's-Ise! S.ki.m. in. gs•-
at Wiarton. ". , Go" errnment House, Ottawa
The Auturn and Gederich township Deer Machem,-I ani desired by Lady
Rifle ASsociatiots had a match on Fri- Minto tothank yen for the•ekarming
day last on thetoweship rune, with tribute . you so kindly sent her on the
xo Ricked members each. The Goderien x4th inst, St. Valentines".Day, end
township won by re points, . after will- which Her • B.,'Iscellency greatly appre-
eh the victors send the vanquished ad- crates, _1 ain yours truly .
journ,ed to the King Edward hotel . „ Arthur Guise.
where a banquet was prepared and to (Signed by Her EXcellericy's sectetarY)
which all did justice • after a cold af- 1904.,
ternoon's shoot, • Turkey and oysters, • Mr; Filsinger,late a our 'town, • is
jellies and sauces, puddings aud pies, agent for the Kelsc. fernace which has
ere., were most acceptOble and Which been placed in thee Collegiate • Institute
breright the host. oral hostess a heerty arid other places. • 1 •
Vote of thanks. Captain. Laithwrate • Miss Beatrice McColl AS visiting her
was cheirman. Tho. fleet teast e was relatives' at Blind ,River.
to. the King which. --Was loyally e Mr. Consigney has removed to. Clin-
sponded to by Ca:ptaineLaithweite of -tow. ' •• .
the 0..T.. R, association in . a . right Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Arthur, who
loyal . speech, after' whia all . sang • were the pests, with their 'clincher -4,0f
"For • he' p a jolly good fellow:," The Mrs, Arthur's • parents, Mr. and Mrs,
second toast was "Canada our eoun- • .Millien; returned to their home with -1
try," responded to be -Captain 'Howson. • out visiting. Mr. Arthttr's relatives who.
of Auburn. The third tont was to lived nt seine point where the steamers
the Goderieh Township Rifle Associa- were . unable to cut three& the ice
tieee Mr. George Sturdy brought this season, so they went .straight to.
dawn the house with a geoid old Leah their lenne. ,
song. God • Save the King ended the Mrs,•. W. J. SMith, in canting down
first 0o1eric1i Township Rifle Associn- the' froet steps of her residence,, fell on
tion banquet • held. in. this town.. May the second to last step end Mk:red:her
it not be the last. They are .51 , lot bade, slightly. • . • • .:
cf steady, level •headed men, and we Mr's, (Captain) Jelin Craigie', - has -
• trustthey May long be able.to handle not taken.her hand out of the -sling
their. rifles for manly. recreation. . • yet. The break. Was e compound
• • • • MArriages. dee of Shepeerdton, not ')rogressieg••
• . , Pt. Iinycleh'e, grandmother, ,Mrs.l.reye
• • ,•• • • - very.... favorably, , we: are sore. . to
TINK-COUCH--At the Jaariesestreet state,. •• •
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,Metleadisti . parsonage, Exeter, ny Mrs. 'Prank' Elliott is able toile •out
• the Rev. Dr. Hannon, on Feb:le, again: . after a. long siege of la •gripe
. Mr: Reuben 'risk, Galveston, which took 'quite e. serroun -turn.
Indiana; to Mi8s. Jennie: Cerra/ . of . Miss Jessie .Neilsee is the , guest •of
• Hibbert township. • „ - her iniele, Dr. •Ternbull, •.. . • . . •
ECKER're-C•012V.I1"Ta-In Maris' .ren; • With • sincere 'regret We are 'called, np-
Feb, • '24th, by Rev. Mr, .Jones ' of on' te note'the death on Tuesday last
•••13elgrave • et • *the:home of .the brie 'of Mrs. 'I', 13. VanEyery. •Since. the .,
de's mother, Mrs.. joe 'Ciervitt,••'4th. death. of her hireband, the -late Mr.. T.
.. • Line, 'Morris, Miss: Meggie Corvitt, J VanEvery; the deceased laely had:
.. to Mr. Peter Eckert of London, her mini Mr. Edward VroiEvery.,•:.
O'ROURKEe-ROA.CHE-At St; Pat-. wuys with her, who 'will deplore eery •
rich's aura; • Dub1in:1 byeRev, Pa niueh the loss of 'his deteenied mother, .
thee' Neenan, • P. P. .Mr. Williamfor she was Very :Much atteclied to
• •O'Rourke of isiekiliop, to.: TO,ssie, him .andto all her family • Mrs:Roth- -
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs', .P,• (y. well, •her only livitg daughter, spent
• Rourke of Iiibbeit. : -weeks with her inothet every year.
COOTER--;UPSHALLe-At the, Manse; Mrs VraiEVery was .heirn . in Mirnieo„
• Egniondville, on' ;Feb.: 221id, by I'Va COanity,..oVer 78 years ago' and'
' • Rev.. N. Shave, Mr: Charles • W....came te, podOich with her husband in:
. Cooper • of Tuckersmith, to Miss e852 wh� here went bite the shipping
of
UPshall, Yeungest daughter business, • haeieg a warehouse at the.-
' of• kr. Joseph 1.1paliall of- Hensill. harbor but died about thirteesi years
•,./ACK-ROLIF,RTS--At 'Zion ehurch , ago. Mr. T: n. VanE,very belonged to
Brarttford, on ..Feb. retli, by Rev:. the welleeknown family of Goldthorpes,.
-, A. L. Geggie, Parkdale Presbyter-• the 1VIessrs. G.oldthorpe, being her /ie-
. ian churele Mieseelargaret Roberta, pliews. She was always brightand.
detighter. of the late R. S. Roberts cheerfril. • Mr, 13.,: !Goldthoriie la the
• of Seafortli, ' to 'Mr. Hilbert. 1-1,. 1•11V one of her 'father's' family ..who
*Jack Of Brantford. • •• survives ker. ;Hii, home. is :in 1-1a:mil-
..sMITH•IvIcIVERIII: • daderia :On . ton, ' rout :Of :.1VIns, VanEVery's
• cltflcl-
Fch 18th, by Rol:. Jas. :Harthilton,, ren are living a...W. 0: of 'Seattle, Jos-. •
A. Smith, son of J.,W. Smitlete: eph J: of Chicago,- Edward of Godete
• Akres. McIver: •-• ••••' ick ans. Rothwell of Ter-
KEYS--WILSONL-At 1VIinni'
tonas.,Man..• d 114
onto. .Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Rethwelle
: • : one/arr. 27tb, by Rev. D. Johnston. raid Mr, Joseph yanEvery .of Chi -
Mr. R. 0. Keys; to Miss Nellie, : cage wereat the funeral; Mra. Rotht
daughter •••of 1VIr. and Mrs. W. C. well being with her another, • in, her
• • WilSon, 'formerly of IVIerris town.- last lillness. The casket Wei covered
' ship, 'Ont. . with floral tributes; ainorig them being •
STUTT-HASTINGS-At the • manse, . a lovely large pillow., . r crescent end
.Wrojetet, .on. Feb. 17th, Mr, 'Jas. .other emblems and many" boquets.
Stutt oHowick, to Miss Eliza Rev. 'Mark Turnbull held service atathe'
• Hastings of • Ternberry: • :.. • house at 2$0 p., in.: on . Vridey. and the.
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• : • • . hitter:al took -place 3,.p. toMatt• -
Births.' •.• • • Ian eeniLtery., pa • wer
• • • : • ••• • •• . Mayor '1,ew.is and Mesarse W. R., Rete.
CANTELON-"e1n Indian Hesid; ASsa., ertson, Alex.Mega:w, George Barry,T.• .
on Feb. nth,- the wifis..of Mr. Wil- 'McKenzie and John Acheson. • Those
liani Cantelon, formerly of .Godere e distance who attended the frui7
. ich'.townshiP, aesien. • '. be
'eral sides .her seer Jeseph ancl.
KIRK4eIre North Exeter,: an. Feb, eoth, and Mrs: Rothwell, nee* Lizzie VanEv-
- to Mr. p.fid. Mrs, David Kirk a ery, ' were Mrs. Ross Goldthorpe of.
daughter.",Mireico, Mr. Will.. Goldthorpe and
13RIMACOMBE,'-eln' Exeter on Feb.
b.22, Mr. .Secord of Haniilten, Mrs. J. • C.
• -• to Mt. and Mrs. Wen. 13rimaecanbao Stevenson of Clinton; 1VIra. Toni. Young
a soft, • ' ' • • • . .of Duegannorte•a neice,,IVIrse •Reeten-
WILLIS,-.-In Stephen on Feb. a4th, to bury, . end her sister, Miss- Marks of•
Mr: and Mrs., James Willis, 0..dttl., Brecefield, ' The funeral- . was very
well as the staple goods required. ev-
ery day in the week. They fill every• CLINTON' tVORICS.
• David MeClinchey, a dangle
shelf nee: corner in our store. It is HE'S A. VETERAN
hardly necessary td state that these
goods are of the highest quality and
prices are very reasonable.
R. GRAHAM
Ogle Cooper's 016 stand.
Cash for Butter and Eggs.
Phone a'3
YOUR ATTENTION
-To a week of bargains commencing-
--Feb. aoth to 27th. Prices mitlowee
-in all lines of goods and all gtode-...
-left over from Christmas sold at-,
-cost. Suitable for presents. Bat --
-gains in Sundries Chinaware, Sta-e-
-tionery, Soaps, L'amps, Jardinietes-4
-etc. Everyone ought to take ad --
-vantage of tivese bergains. Splen-
-did opportunity for close buyer%) ett-e-
Mrs. Shier's VANEZ
Beacom's Old. Stand
Opposite the Mason House,
HOW DOES YOUR
- ter. • ,
I am prepared to do all kinds of HAYTER-On Goshen Line, Stanley,
Cleaning, Dyeing and -Preseing of ' • an Feb. 16th, to gr. and Mrs. •OF THE.CRIMEA
Clothes, All work , done on short not-• Ilarry4Ilayter, a daughter. • .
ice and. satiefeetion guaranteed. SCHIL131+,--- .• orich OU. Feb, aand,
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J . t, SEW A.RD. the' wife of Mr. A141 Schilbe, of a AND HE TELLS WHAT DODD'S
• son. KIDNEV. PILLS DO FOR HIM,
COOPER -In God"erich oii Peb. 24th,to
Mr, ard Mrs, A. J. Cooper, ve son, 1M 'KNOWS OTHERS TOO WHO
WA41UNGTOINT-tri *est Wawanoshion HAVE BEEN TROUBLED' WITH
Feb. nth, the wife of 3. 3, Wash- KIDNEY COMPLAINT, • HAVE
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WORLD'S FAIR, ST. LOUIS
• APRIL 30 TO DEC. 1, x994.
1.44.44.••••••
ONE WAY EXCURSION rAitus..
From Clinton
To litilings, Mont. $35 80
Colorado Springs, Denver, Iteletia
Butte, Ogden, Sett Lake City 40 30
Nelsen,' Rossland, 13. C., Spok-
ane, Wash:
Portland Ore Seattle W sh
Vane Vt'et 13). C. ',S$
: 83o°
o er, o la,
Sea Vrenciscra and Los Angeles
$43 7S
Proportionately low rates to other
•pOkittS.
Tickets on sale daily March rst un-
til April 30tb, 1904.
• SPECIAL SETTLERS' TRAINS '1'0
• Canadian gorth-West with Colonist
Sleeping Car will leave Toronto every
Tuesday 'during March an& April at g
p.
Passengers without live stock should
take the Paelfic Express leaving Tor-
eilto 1.45 P. en.
SUBMOR1PTION Tickets, reservations and full biter*
Make frcen agents.
Poi tickets and inforination apply to
r. P.. lIodgens, Town Agent.
. Ii., O rattiSOM) f3tai011 Agt4
THE NEWS -RECORD
STAND?
ington, of a, daughter.
'USED
13; D'S KIDNEY PILI S
OD
WALKER -In Wirighean, on Feb. 23rel, •AND ARE 'WELL PEOPLE, TO -
Mrs, Wesley Walker, a son, •DAY.
• Death
niRireLT,, ONT,e-Feb. 29th (Special)
-Testate-stet Henry Bird of this place
HUSTON-la Port Albert ori reb. is one of the grand old men who ear -
28th, Oscar Hastert,- aged. 78 ried Britain's ilag over the walls of
years, - Sebastopol. He tells many interesting
MeGRATTAN-Tri Goderich en Feb. tales of thoSe terrible days and also
2601, John MeGrattrai. - how he eseapett the prang arid aches
nights cf hardsZips and exposures.
SMITIle-In Exeter, on Feb. 23: Cs W. brought on b so many days and
'
VERGIISON-/n Teckersanitliv on Veb".• • "I have teen troubled for years,"he
23rd, David Ferguson, aged 83 says, , "with kidney trouble brought on
BROM/FOOT-LI Mondove Wisconsin, Sbyebalsytionpgelhwl liteiriee thousands of my
• trenches in frcatt of
years.
Alex. Broadfoot, M. D., avea 49 brothers in arms loSt their lives. llot
years arid 3 months, son ,of the
late Alexatider Broa.dfoot of Tuck. every time I feel my trouble eoming
on I rae Podd's Kidney Pills. X have
samerrssrholixt_h•xn 0 rey, on Feb. 24th, se8.. • found them to do in good each and
sie MeDcriald, wife of Me. James ev,eirtyneIitnetre'tock more than one or two
Simpson, in her 53rd year. h
VA.NEVERY-Xn• Goderich, on Vabrli- tlit)exmes al -t cliaancleitnetoantilinr8It0enaeveectrtripglaevtee
late Thos. D. VanEvery, aged 128 cure in my case. Bat when X feel my
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ini"th , agcd 6
years.
ary -23r6, Margaret, relict of the trouble coining back 1 shall surely use
years and 8 month,s,• • Dorldts Kidney Pills again. Por
SAXDFItS0X-In Wroxater, Pelt. know Dodd'a Kidney Pills can do evert
23rd„ Elizabeth Deachmart, wife of
Dsivid Selideraon, aged 75 cars. knew goitre of •niy neighbors who have
more than is claimed for them.
:McKAY-In. Turuberry, un, keb, 14thi lased them for the same trouble as
Johanna Morrison, relict c.,i the mySiOlf itird who are well people to.
' late Sas. McKay, aged 'go years
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The Cnip Leaves Thousands in its Path
Weak, Nervous, yspeptic, Catarrh Wrecks.
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DYSPEPTIC,.CATARI314
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Front New York 7ournal.
"During the receni Grifi efii-
• cicmk, 'claiming a
tims or more, the efficiency of Perunu
In Quick& relieving' this malady and
its after-effects has been the talk of the
continent." • • .
T IKE A PEMON grip has crossed our
.14 country, leaving behind scores of
physical wrecks.
Victims oe catarrh of the head, catarrh
of the throat, catarrh of the lungs,
catarrh of the stomach, catarrh of the
• kidneys, catarrh of the pelvic organs,
• are to be counted by hundreds of thou-
sands. grip is epidemic catarrh, and
SO*S the seed of chronic catarrh within
the aystem. •
This is so true that fewgrip sufferers
are able to make a complete recovery
until they have used Peruna.
Never in the history of medicine has
a remedy received such unqualified and
tmiversal eulogies as Peruna. ••
A New York Alderman's Experience.
Hon. Joseph A. Flinn, alderman Fifth
District, writes from 104 Christopher
Btreet, ow X orc Uity, "
• "When a pestilence overtakes 'our
people we take precaution as. a nation to
preserve the eitiaenk,against the dread
disease.' • • ,
"La grippe has -entered thousands of
�n r homes this fall, and I noticed. .that
• the people who used' Tortina, wcreqnick-
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ly restored,,While those who depended
on doctor's prescriptions, spent weeks
' in raccriering, leaving them weak and
emaciated:: .. • ••
• 1' "I hid attack of la geippeand
•at *nee took Poeuna, wleieh drove the
•• Goderieh.. •
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Mrs. • James Breckenridge did •• net
return home With her son • from her
California trip but remained over in
ChMidra.g6and Mrs. D. I. Currie '
-rie settended
the funeral of the -late Mr. Jervis of
Gederich town:deli:. •• • ••
The Goderieh township rfile •assecia.-••
tien. ecnversazione and social hpp, at
Oddfellow's hall on Thursday'night
was a: right royal affair. 3oo petsces
were •in :the hall when 'luncheon • was
served.' A Tiumber of young men • sat
•at the foot of the pillars supporting
the dancing hnll in'regalar camp 'fash-
ion no ether Seats at that moment
being availoble. •However„ they tad
their arms to; Wield if not their rifles.
The Blaastern orchestra- played' coun-
try 'dem-es to suit the,cotilliens. The
G.. T.' R. Fire Reel end: Grend Tame
phol March were lovely dances, Mayor
Lewis represented the county officials
legal fraternity, and civic authorities,
Captain Tretheway, Township: Clerk
Nixon Stbrdy, Mr. Herry Salkeld and
others of . the' G. T. R. A. did their
• I. -airiest to Make the converaaziOne a
seccess. We owe our thanks • to • Mr.
Harry Falconer of Bayfield and to all
who *So kindly enterta.ince: the. corres-•
othera :from 13aylield, and a large
et, .c. s. Ferguson, E". W. Weston and
paraket • of The 'News -Record. ..A.Aptibairtty
of seventeen,n
ineluding Messrs. Felcori-
number, tame e:own with the
Rifle Co:, bet- only a few remainee: for
the hop. Mr. Munro of the opera..hou-
Se blrought Mesars. McDonogh and Mit.
elarionet ; and 'trombone players
in the Jerry from Kerry Co.,, who
assistedthe Blackstone orchestra -while
• they remained, A lovely luneheon was
served at midnight The conversaZiene
and liop did not break up' until about
p In, Saturday. Messrs. Neweenibe
and S. Westhelre called'ont the deacee
in• fine atyle. The Miaads' • -Ida and
Pearl Ferris, • daughters of the Reeve
of Tied:lett, drove up in company with
hint that day and attended .the hop in,
company with Captain and Mrs. Lai-
thwaite whose guests they were dur-
ing theft visit. The Ride Assr.eiation
numbers 65 members, all.. tree and.
Z,1':dr3irnietc.11'121e7rtj.sigMhZYJell!ilttesalnap sLLI•cTyve.r
On Friday evening the auditorium
at the Collegiate Institute was the
scene of great excitement consequent
upofl the visit of Mt. W. 3. Lotigheed
of the Clinton Collegiate Institute'
aud his 28 Students who were invited
to take part in the debate for that el/ -
ening, eiz : ThItesolved that Canada
should be independent." • Clinton chose
the affirmative and Goderich the nega-
tive. : The ledges were Principal Lout -
heed, Mathematical Master, Clinton C.,
1., and Dr. Holmes and. Willicrit Pro-
ralfoot Z C. Gralerich. The Clinton
C. X, students were led by Charles Mus-
tard first and Kirk Masten aceorid.
The Ooderieli C 1. tftdebts chose All,
an Bowles first leader eted Matheson
seeraid. 'The negative won, A very
fine program was prepared and ail':
eiently carried out. The Glee Club,
numbering eo 'members bays said girls,
wearing the C. I, colors, royal blue
arid White, reeeived great dpplause at
every riumber.
We feel very sorry to announee the
death at Huntsville, Muskoka, on eXst
Feb„ of Lucy Isabel Carey, sister of
Mr. Oswald Carey and • Miss Rata
Carey, Galeria. They were all lovely
young ladies, datighterS of tlae late
Mr, and Mrs. /pods Carey of Goder-
ich aiid th deceased sister hvarej , the
yomgcst tam of them. Her brother
and sister here had iio knowledge of
her itslispositierr being serious.
Mr. Levr Cord, after s very suceess-
ful patronage here, left on Tuesday,
1st March for Grand Rapids, where
be will reloin Mrs. Cure arid family
, who have chosen. that Imey Ainerican
city for their future hic
,
disease mit of my system in afew days
and, old.*not hinder me from purstring
ray daily work.
"I should like to ispe our Board of
Health give it °Mae recogaition and
have it used generally among our poor
siek people in grouter New York" -
Joseph A. Flinn..
D. L.:Wallace, a charter member of the
International Barber's ;Union, writes
.frorn 15 Western Avenue, Minneapolis;
,
"Following •a severe attack ofla grippe
:I seemed to•be affected brid/y Allover. I
suffered with e severe • backache,' indi-
gestion and numerous ills, so 'I could
neither eat nor sleep, and. I thought I
woulcl give, up my work, which. I could
not afford to de. .
"Ono of my =Owners who was greatly
helped by Toruna 'advised me to try it,
and I procured a bottle the same day: I:
used it faithfully and felt a Marked
pravement. During the next two months
I•took flYe 'bottles, and then 'felt Splen-
did.. Now my head is 'clear,:my nerves
steady,. Ienjoy food, end. .restivell. Pe-
. . .
runa hes been worth: a, della; a dos e to
me.' -D. L. Wallace.. • . ••
• Mr. , O. II. Perry; Atchision, Kensas,
Writes: • . . ,
."Again, after ,repeated trials of your,
medicines; Tenina and 1VIaxialin,' X give
this.ae my expiession:of the, wonderful
resul ta 'of your Very'. valuable Medicine ,
. .
,•Itari4.
itslseffeets in my case after repeated
. .
• "First, it oured me of chronic bran -
chine of fifteen years, standing. by tieing
.two bottles of l'eruna itt jannary,1894,
and no return of it. ' ,• • •
"After I was cured of bronctlitia I had
la grippe every winter foreseveral •win,
tors: But, through the, use of Perms,
it got gradually weaker in its severity,
until it dwbadled down to's mere stupor
for two or three days. Now the 'stupor
does Sot • trouble. me any mere.7--0.H•
Perry.. . • .
A Congressman's. Experience. •
••• Houseivofasitheipnreioseitptativiz jes,•4
Porting.. lkedieine Co., COliunbns,
Gentlemen--kI ara.raore than satisfied
With. Terrain, end • find, it to be anexcel,
lent tomedy for the grip and catarrh
have.used it in lny family and they all
jleonint•rmeen4iendnrcTni. ,111, on. din, g.,14,tr in excel. ••••:
• Very resp, .45ecetfalloreyg,
• It you do not derive prompt and satlel
factory results feom theuse ext,,.Taitualq. '
write at once. to Dr. Hartman,. giving a : •• •
full stetement of your Case and he will
be pleased togive you his -valuable
:ThitAcie6d0..gdr.11)r.itirstnis.
.].D.inr:. iania,rtratatiarritrnoodsiitandent*,-
. .
-•• .Goderich.
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Trit .sunu.rai of t•:he late Mrs. .
Alibi • took 'place on: Monday. The
lady had left her fJr1.11at the. Nile aed
with the ,Misses daughters;
ard sOn; Rev. A. E. .Allin, • came io
Gederich, . her husbarid,' . Mr. W. .411in,
dying some time ago. .1,ast fall 'Mrs.
.Allis fractured ore ofher limbseivhia
ppasibly undermined: her health; • She ,
was , not:ill long birt pdesibly. :heart
failure cetisedher death. ...The .•
Were mueli esteemed here as they. were
always ready to assist in chili -eh ivork,
Master Walter' Mehitosh was. able Ix,
sit up every day last *week. . has.
had ratite a siege. . 1. • , , •
Mrs. R. 'Jones acconipanfetleher•sis•••
ter; Miss Helwig, home hist week .11)
Auburn, her father net being very well
last' month, .having had an: attack of.
la .grippe. • • • • • . ; .
• alr. AndreW Breckeericlge • • Jeft.: on .
Saturdey a. ari, to pay: a visit to.his
sister -in Grey tsrnship H wUl
turn next: week: • . . . • •
. .We are gladto.note that Mrs, W.
„Smithhas returned after a • fileasant
:visit in Chicago.' Iler daughter, Mrs.
Fides of thatcity, accompatied her
home. . • • • , • , • ..
. Mr. A. M. Polley's Scotch, collie
was ..poiseeed by, some miscrec..,,nt on
Sunday, having eateri poisoned fish,
but the V. 5. saved it; • '
: Dr. Clark had to go to Port Albert
on • Sunday and drove all along the
.river, for one and a half. railea. •.I -Ie
knew- that it rallied pretty heavily in
the morning and heesker". seine freart
Le met whether he was 'safe in going.
on theice, • r'Ob yee,''. said -the Iran,.
lithe ice..is • 3 feet thick andyou'll su-
'rely. not be able to beeek - through that
but if :yott clo there's' not enough wat-
er under it to esrown Tie." •
• '$1rs.- George Black has been indispos- •
ed more or less the Past ireanth but
we inlet ant the April sunshine .' Will •
bring her cut again. • '•
A clespa,teli arrived last week • from •
Toronto advising the -friends .of .•Mrs.
James Craig, feraierly'a•resident with •
her faraily on St. Patrick St. ot. her , •
death in that: ;city. •• :•
IIete iS .eat• item of interest to our •
Mariners and shipping meri here, The
ma.stcrw and MateS' Associatien will •
as thee the 'Milted States system of .•
:•sigrials raid:Whistles be adopted in Can.• .
adiap. 'waters. Other proposed changes • •
were,cliseussed by the conneil seasien
at Toronto.„
Do 'One hunters know how seine trap,:
• pers co;teh the ermine ?••, They lay e
large- keife clown andthe pretty bold
little erthine conies • along, touches the :
•knife • blade with its tongue and there •
it rumples watched 'by the hunter who •
thus :seetees his: prize.. Of cOurse •.
has toebe on hand hidden; else some
•passing animal would destroy the er••••
Mine. • •
'Mr. Speurig is one of the lucky how.
sehelders having got' itt ari,Mones.y an-
other supply of logs for fireweed,
On Friday evenink a crowded church. •
• was 'entertained by the • Se S. schelers ' •
ef the Neth street church, it behig
the eunitat feast. • Great credit .
• it dee all wha managed the affair, es-
pecially 'to Miss Sherman. The 'Special-
ties were f alley drill, executed beintie
fully by 16 -girls, a' chortle by .14 boys .
itt uniforni, Captaie• Iiitekstep"s bre,
gado:, Captain Iieekstep: in command.
• A lovely tableau was presented ."The
• march of the seasons” each yciing lady •
• dressed to represent each month, also
• presenting gifts tO represent the end- "
t, big and beginning of the years.
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cp . • . •.*, .
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e Deygoods hnsinesselately ' carried . el '
T • on by Plutnsteels,ndleibbings in heir old stand, we ave been buying ei,
*$* 'largely itt all lines. of Dry. Goods usually 'kept in stock and having +
.Y.• bought before the late advance in prices we will be in a position to sell
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at very. reasonable prices. We.have received so far about one car load T
". of goods and are now ready for' businessl, • • e
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.!.- Wo have a nice line of .1k,,TeW Dress Goods with Trimmings:to MetaI.
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4. Silks us a e various colors, .• • 4
• ..t. Prints in -the• ifferent prices, beautiful 'patterns, in English and •_::
.• Canadian makes. ' • •::
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X . .• . FULL LINE 'Jr sTAPLE 0001).5. . • .ic ..
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Y . Ladies Wear, 131ouses, Skirts, Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, etc. i•
•.t. Ready.made Clothing, We have only a part of our Clothing in as 'yet. 9$•_
4, We are expecting in a few &Lys n Full line of.Men's and boy's Hats ' ..r.
t. and Caps. All 'new stuff suitable for the sprieg and summer trade, -,-.
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. 1 Carpets, Oilcloths, Linoleurns, Lace Curtains and House Furnish. .s.
..i. Carpets, .
. 4:.y. . We intend to. carry good goods arid sell them at very close prices. .
*our expenses will be small antive think we will he able to sell as close
or a little better than anyone in the trade.
$ We are grateful to our old customers for their Support during an .A...
X the years we have in business in Clinton, and we think we know petty •-,
.1; well the recjouiremerunts of the trade as we have been longet in the
4, dry goods business than anyone in town. We cordially invite you to
- ist; well, see our stock and prices.We will do what is right and treat you ''' •
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..+• ' Hoy& Knickers at a low price. These are a" bargain that we gob and.. :
- :to are all new.
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t A few linos of our old stock yet on hand i About 20 TAkdies Yak i`
+, ets from 606.te $1 to clear. A lot of Children's Hose at fie por pair. 100 • X
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