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April 21st 1904
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THE NIOLSONS BANK.
IneorOerated by Act of Parlianlent 1855
CaOltal alithOrIaed, $5,000,000 copitai paid up *3,000,000
•ROPerth? PhIld $218$0,0300
The public will pleaethhear in mind that we have removed from our
- Ohl stand, ltattenhury street, to our new and spacious office (which
lanow in the centre of the town) lo he new Combo block, corner of
Victoria anti Albert etreets (opposite J. W. Irwin' s grocery.) eau
hrow the public generally is solicited,
.---SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Intereht allowed at highest current rates • front date of
deisseit to date of . , ,,,,,
U. II • CLINTON.
C. I3REWER, Manager. *
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A COM-
fortable house' situated on corner of
iChurch and Osborne streets.—APply
to CHAS: OVERBITRY. July 16th.
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CAROL E. NEWCOMFIE A. L. C.. M.—
organist of Ontorio' street Methodist
church. Teacher of Piano, Harinony,
Form. Free Theory lecture to stu-
dents every Tuesday evening at stu-
dio, Over. Newcombe's store, Clin-
ton,
CLINTON DYE WORKS—I AM PRE -
pared• tcs do all kioes of Cleaning,
Dyeitg and Presserg of Clothes,
All work done an' short notice and !
satisfaction guaranteed.—J, T. •SE -
WARD.
MRS
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W. H, Hellyarz:
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'Jeweler and Optician VIT. •
.Stevenson.
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LEAVEYOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR...YOUR. SEASON'S SUP-
PLY 014`. COAL. IN* CA.RRY
ONLYTIIE VERY BEST GRAs
• DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
• ORDERS MAY'BE LEFT ,A.T
• •DAVIS & ROWLANIPS HAAD-
WAREsSl'ORE, OR wira.
. Have'built up a first •class
trade, such as we have
:unless our goods • were
right in every WNy. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest .
trade. Cfne trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines we ex-. -
eel in Fancy Biscuits, We
keep Assorted Biscuits at 100.
per lb, up to Macaroons at 50c. ,
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the hest: Chutney Chili
Sauce, ChoW-Ghow,.sweet and
sour Vinegar Pickles and. also
Horse Radish.
We still solicit your trade
• W. T. O'Neil.
CLINTON,
Have Your
Bicycle Repaired
THE WHEELING SEASON' wn,r,
SOON' BE ON. NOW IS TIIE TIME
TO IIAVE VOIM WIISEL OVUR-
ITATTLED AND REPAIAED SO AS
TO DE READY FOR 'ars GOOD
ROADS.
WE HAVE IN STOCK A NUM-
ssossa op nxtil BEST WHEELS MADE
SAND KIM ALL KINDS OF BIC''
LE SUN:DAMS.
ENTIRE SAT/SVACTION GUAR-
ANTEED. CALL AND $EE US.
STIOP OPEN EVERY EVENING
DDT TUESDAY AND TRIIRSDAY.
Turtor.;,
You Can See.
For yourself how nroch a shoe has to
do with the appearance of yord- foot..
What is uglier than a poorly shaped.
shoe? What is daintier that' • •
A TRIM CLEAN CUT $.110E.
that fits closely about the foot and
brings out its natural artistic lines.
We coil find a shoe to fit your Scot
no matter how hard you are to suit.
Oith-Shieing stock has arrived and the
prices are right.j We are shc.•vving
line of shoes for men. at $3.5o that
can't be beat for price and quality.
'Alsoa line sit. shoes for wanSen (The
Queen Alexander) for $2 which is extra
value. Conic in and havea look at.
our stock. No trouble to show goods.
Groceries,
Our stock cOmplete. We have • •• o
good lioe,of Japon "feta gfekint atd
blacks package teas we carry the
Ludella, Red ROSe.) 131use Ribbon • and
Liptou's celebrated teas. They' were
bcioght before the advance in, .price
which We will giVe oer customers the
benefit •oP. Plain avd Fancy Biscuits,
Boiled Ram,' Smoked Roll, Breakfast
Piekled Pips Feet, Canoed
Meats, Pickles 'in MOO and bottles- d
all kinds. .A, triol crdar will convince
yaw that we carry a stock equal to
any• in tte trade and the prices rea-
sonable. Also a car csh Itedpath's sug-
ar just areised which we are selling at
cast. , ••
In seeds we have got goo:d Red
Clover, Alsige, Timethy, „Mangold and
Torah) seed and all kinds of garden
seeds, orchard grass, •
,
In crockery Ne. have a 'few • dioner
sets we are selling very cheap. Your
trade. selectee..
R. GRAHAM
Ogle Cooper's 'old stand.
Cash for Butter and Eggs. Phone 23
We
- Will,Move
about the 1st or 'May to our new
store ist the Tisdall block next door
to H. B. Cconto's drug store told will
be idea:sad for the same patrotage fronr
car old customers surd have many roW
0110 to give. us a call.
06 stock comprises escrything
necessary 'tor home use.
Eggs takeri hi exchange for pods.
Marriages.
BALL—SPRUNG--At the resideroe
the bride's parents or: the Base
}due, Goderich townehip, on APril
13th, by Rev. M. Copland, WU-
lia&n of Tuckersuuth, to Ka-
thrine , darghter o,f Mr. Sprung.
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TOM—GUNN—At the residence of the The Fruit Growers' Association ix.ec.-
bride's porents, London, April la, ting at the town liall on nth. April
by the Rev. Mr, Willie, Percy H• zation which it is hoped, will
was successful in beginning an organi-
prove
Elgin Tom. of Goderich, to Merger- the culture care arid variety of fruit,
'Mrs, A. . Glom. as well as the packing and shipping,
ITALLER---BRADLEY°-In. R. .C. clam'. itrwilaievee2tullrec.eshisarf.YTahvoTaisPaNnirefterws at:
eh, \\Ingham, Atlril 12th, by R.
Father Hanlon, Mr. Geo. Haller A chairman. Tbe ollicera are as follows :
Preston to Mise Margaret Bradley,
vPsericeces.;Td.tre.atis,,,,TsphorriajkFect.istinInafitienlu
LAMONT—LONG—Io Winghe.m, April
7th, by Rev. 3.. A. McLean: B. A., Auditors, William Bichan and Willi -
Mr. /deice/in Lamont to Miss Jen- am Late.
nie Long, both of Wiogliam. h'rienda of the tote Major Cook and
HOLLOWAY—VOASYTH—At the, Me- family were startled last week by the
thoclist parsonage, •Witighairs, on news of the almost sudden death of
April 7th, by the Rev. Dr. Gundy, his daughter, Mrs. Fred. Fair (nee
Edmund Holloway to Miss Susan Miss Jennie Cook) at her home in
. Forsyth,' both of Wingharro Detroit. Mrs. Poir was a very point-
N4vin—BEACOM.--At the residence of lar inusic teacher here settle Yet -as ago,
the bride, . on April 4, by the B.ev, organist of St. Peter's church for some
JO H. Orme, Mr. Anthonyaresin a years, also of $t. George's. •
Centralia.,to Mrs.Tsily Reg:cows 3O;.•. M. S. McMath left on Saturdsly for
I Washiclifle Road, London, Toronto where he will visit his sister,
SIIIPLEY—ROWCI4114E— At the re, Miss brehlath, teacher in that city,and
sidenee of the late James noweli- then leave for Winnipeg,
ffe,„.Usborne, on April ta, Mr, Ship- . Mrs, Willi= Melhath, Baylield Road
ley of Winchelsea, to Miss Esther is spending a couple of weeks in town
Itoweliffe of Usborne. o. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex.
GOLDWIN—DEW—At the residence of Kirkbride,
the late John Dew, Usborne on We were sorry to learn of the recent
.A,pril 13th, Mr. • Go'iclwin of $t. death of little Kate ,1 ohoston, eldest
Thomas to Miss Annie Dew of Us- datghter of Mr. George Johnston, who
borne, With", her parents spent the summer
WHITE,BICKI4E—At Lottloin- on• Ap- here, not very look ago.
• ril 6th, by Rev. A. Jo McGillivray, Master Frank Doty says that the
Mr. Walter White • o': Homiotao. Tecumseh Club, of which he is secre-
Man., to Mrs. ItIargaret M. Bickle ,tary, challenge any junior club, the
of Sea.forth. . • menibers of which average fourteen
SCOTT-SMITH—At the Titan* Wrox- years of age. Frank is an enthusiast
etor, on April 8th, by Rey. 14.1'er- aud would like Clinton to answer the
rin, A, F. Scott of Turnrberry, to above chollesige.
.
Nettie Sinith, daughter' of Mr, Mr. Seorle of Clintou is quite, right
Thos. Sthith of 'Wroxeter. ' in his infermation that Mrs. Benton'S
Births. , son was the first: child born in Goder-
ich and that he was christened "God -
Tom of Weliwood, an., seal of J. fruitful of good results ta improving
, et, youn st daughter of Mr. and ' , .
erich." In later years, after his pars.
GR.100-sIn Clinton on April sath,. to ents had removed traintown, he re,
.. Mr. and Alm. A. J. Grigg, a. Cu- turned and entered the employ -.. of
• ghter,
. Storey & Davis, the latte Still -heing
Cliotosi. on Aphil• 16th, business. here, Mr. Gcalerich Beta
• . to Mr. and 1\irs. 'Frank lIernatn, a ton married bliss. ...Tidier here, a sister '
.
daughter. . . a Mr. George Jultur who at the tiiue
COLE—In. •Goderich .towiiship on Attril, was a baker, doing hifsiness On Stanley
' x5th, to Mr, and •Mrs, Thos. .Chle, 'street- and who with Mr. 13enton left
. -
• .' .Goderith for Detroit.: We anohy troth-
.TvRaNsBoh. 1.4.•_In .Goderich . an April
ing farther of .stir. Bentcin's career,
-a7th, .tc Dr..' ca.d Mrs.' TurObull, a hut Mr. Julier 'died ' some years ago
• • • • there. •:
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HOBBS—In Londealsoro on APril 16t1t, The lecture"
iven to the Young Pee- .
to Mr. and Mrs. 'William Hohlbs, a Ple'a Guild on April • iOth at ot. Gec:r-
, Soo. :' • ••• ge's S. room, by Mr, G. H. Hos-
SIIODDIOK—In Londeshoro on April ken, entitled "A Ramble through .
5th, • to Mr, and Mrs. .. Thomas Cornwall" was well rendered ond high:
.Shcaldick, h. son, ly appreciated, 'giving the fair sired du-
13AATONs-Io Seaforth On. Anti/ :91.11ito dience• aoperfect . knowledge' of the Cor,
• Mr. and Mrs. Archibald ,Barton, a nish miner, although of 1 Ltd years,
daughter. • • ' . • .. I throng,h the foresight of Archbishop
DELBRIDGE—In Usborne on April 5, Vanstone eights schools Were opened,
to Mt., end Mrs. George Delbridga and boncls formed like out Mission, i
a son. - '•Bands, where the miners receive wholes
CURRIF,In East Wawanosh on" soine religious instruction: • -•
••fith, the wife of David Chrrie, a : Mr.; Ruskin: was quite at liothe as a
• daughter. . • . . : • lecturer and gave C succiust sketch of
IhOWs-In Henson on Mardi 3-ist; • to Corflwall's histOry .in the ,way • of an-
: Mr. and Mrs Simen Dow, a, son. • cent -beilaings, progress' of
MEANER—On the Browifson Linalla.y,'. natural wonders, ete. •. • • ,
• township, on April atts to Alio :and. On Toth APril.' the...0dclfellow'a hall
Mts. EdWarei Mentor, a daughter. o presented a festive appearance, the de:::
UTTLEI"—At Zurich or., April 1oth,the •. corations corresponding to the lovely
wife of Mr. WM. L tiley'," a dough- .dahodils crystal vases which. geOre
ter " . tone to the "Daffodil"' lencheois ar.d
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Mr. James hachlath ova his little
son, Master Nelson, were the guests
recently of the former's. fatlier-itelaw;
Mr. Dave Bell.
Mr. J. Rogers, G. T. R. engineer at
Stratford, is expected to take therunhere from that city., Ile'too, has
beet: ill fiOr some months but is con-
valescent.
Mrs. Joseph Tretrean of Detroit and
fourteen months old son; Ralph are
the guests this month of Mrs. Raley.
Mr. arid Mrs, John MeLcod of Bay-
field visited recently at the home of
Iter father, Mr. Johu Richards.
Mr, John McLeod will fish with Mr.
Ferguson this season at Bayfield and
after July will go to Clevelaries
We were sorry to learn of the death
at her residence in Ashfield of Eleanor
Jane Savage, Cato -liter of the late
Captain" John Savage, and relict of the
late James Glenn. Her parents, Cap-
tain John and, Mrs. Savage, were
pioneers of the comity of Huron, com-
ing here frOlt: Isle of Taal and sett-
ling on a farm they purchased on the
Bayfield Roaes not far front town, The
late Captain John Savage, lost on the
ill-fated Steamer, Asia, was one of
her brothers, and Mrs. Berry of Luck-
noW is one of her sisters. The deceas-
ed 'lady was, we think, born on Ana
hurst Island an& come to Goderich in
her youth with her parents.
The ninety-fifth anniversary of the
founding of Oddiellowship 11t Amerjc a
will be celebrated on April 24th by
Huron Lodge by attending morning
service at St. George's church,
• Mr, • Wolter Knights, St. • Patrick
street, is out again.
Sturdy 8. Co. have had a fountain
placed in their grocery window, .
Miss Skirtings recently sent a letter
of sympathy to Lady Minto which has
been suitably acknowledged by her
excellency.
The Billowing from a. Vancouver pa-
per refers to the accidental death of
Mr. Andrew Dreaney, formerly •of
Dreaney's Corners, Colborne, who, went
to Vancouver some years ago and for
yeara was employed in: a cannang:
fac-
tory. , nut later Se.ttlee upub a
ratch :
• 'A distrehsing fatality occurred at
air early. hour on.Soriday morning on
the Lulu Wane, Road. The victien of
the accident was Mr. Andrew- Dreamy,
who met on untimely ent by the aeci-
dcntat dischorge -cia his shot gun Which
he had • With • hilts in a• two svlieeled
cart. .When .fouticl the body was -still
warm,- v.:II:hough life was extinct and
it is thought that the accident occurr,
ed wthth a. short' time of the disci:sr-
ery • of the • hody by some 'boys who
'were riding) along the • road on. their
bicycles: Shortly -after Mr, Oldfield
appeorec', on the "scene and at ooce not-
ified the. Provincial Police wholad. the
body remoVed .1,Oa1'4essrs,, Center .atal
Hanta's undertaking parlors. Mr, J.
J. Owens, .a loother-inslow of the de-
ceased, left the city in a buggy a short
time helot% • Mr. Dreariey iotending. to
visit the latter's ranch at Lula .
aral *could not !we. been •, More
than •half a Mile ahead of the- tailors
tunate mon,' although 'he hlid• not ;hear
the • • report of. the gum.' Justbefore
le.aving .the city Mr. Owens offered to.
take the •ga.ii, which wah i. chnible• bar -
I d •Io • ' h' 'b
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..11EEN Or ,AOTRESSES
.PRAISES PERU -NA.
Ina recent letter to The /serene. Medi- tion for tho oerve centers. Properly di -
cane Co., Miss Julia Marlosve ,Df New gegted fooq. furnishes these reservoirs of
York City, has the following to say of life with vitality which leads to strong,
Peruna: steady nerves, and thus nourishes life.
al am glad to write my endorse- Fortino, is in gteat favor among wo-
men, especially those who have Toes-
rient of the great remedy, Peruna,
tom. Peruna, furnishes' the lasting In-
tioiss that aro trying to the nervous sys-
o3 a nerve tonic. I do so most
heartily." --Julia Marlowe. .
Nerot• vigoration for the nerves that stich peas
'veryuess 15 'mu "Wig plo so much -need. Thousands of testi-
-.women. This condition is due to anemic menials from 'women in all parts of
nerve centers. Tim nerve centers aro the 'United States are being received
the, reservoirs of nervous vitality. These every year. Such unsolicited evidence
centers become bloodless fer want of
proper nutrition. This is eSpecially true
lu the spring season. Every •shaqug a vigorator.
surely proves that Peruna, is without an
equal as a nerve ionic and a, Vital in -
host of invalids arcs produced as the di- Buy a bottle of Peruna today.
root result of weak nerves.
If you do not receive all the bene-
Thiscould beeasilyobviated by thefits from Pruna that you •use of Peruna. Peruna, strikes at the
pected, write.to Dr. Hartman, Co -
root of the difficulty by correcting the
digestion.• Digestion: furnishes nutri- lumbus, Ohio.
$10,000 forfeit if we cannot P roduce the original
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fetter and signature of above testimonial which well
demonstrates its full genuinene.ss.•• '
• -..G6.derieh. • 1 •. Goderich. .
• .00e •of tise -prettiest weddings .that groonismarh, Mr. 'and Chai:.
has taken 'place at St} Peter's for a. 'les MOSS itiessrs. ar2:1.
long time was s.oleinnizecl. at 9 P.ayntond licdmond c.f West Wawatiosh
on. TueadaY, •.1O.th -Apra, the contract- mid • Oho an Mrs. ' Flynn. of -
ng panties':being:itIr: :Con'Clinton; hIps.....NeOilte, ..nibtlier the.
nor', of .hetoeiti foornerly Of -Godefiel,. bride, nrorii cOstinnii of dove colored •
and 3,11'Sii Luey Neeille, eldest ' silk, .all.the aeorns cif whigli swere .feJg-•
.ghter c,f Mr. and Mrs -Derails Neliiite, coed with black •silk. Abbut 40 gii.ests
'Rev. Father:Mc/2.So officioting (hiring. were 'present -ond A; happy time 'wa;
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High s • 1 s'li ; . o ' , - spent t.ntil.the hc•iir for oaat-na• • TI '
LIhSlc•s-Iii.-•Godorich on April ottis, to . teso gotten np,by the Daughters of the • o o • g- , °oil ,I-• • .. A : a • .. • . • ,. • o • ., , . . • .. s aa .. .o
more.. room, , i e oeceasect, .. how- . tenclanee;•• t be offertory bliss Ira- bride s „going. away. costume • was made •
. Mr. -And Mrs. Albert Lusk, ..a don-- Empire in order ,ta. „swell tlie fund for -
e'va:)r,
u c replied that heswould rather take •unch sang sweetly. l'Ave Marieso Mr. it New York and W.as• Of. brown broads
' ..gliter. , •. , . . . the hosPital. h8o was netted by :Thu- 4 himself, as he might see something p. ..Noville,:fathor of tho•haides gave illoth ' With trimming edged:with: kola
CALVES •FOR .SALV,*--.- I 'WILL BE rsday's effotts and - the. ladies felt •ain-'
in Brucefield at 1 :o'clock on '.' Wed: ply- repaid for t17,..ir • trouble... BetWeen to shot on the, way out and Would. his daiighter a,wsly at •the altar clod beads, white .Silk .ivaist. and brown t6L .•
iild .. e .guii.. 'Hie road where the aes the • marriage- ceremony .sira.s performed "slue. .' The . snoWStorno of the . Morning...
nesday, April' 27th; and 'in!' Varna at ' aoct And' 400 perschs ottended. ' ' cit ent occurred as very rougt, and it is in • the sarsopary. The :bride. leolsed ' resolved into sunshine for, the. ' happy .
the .'senie hour on, oIsithrclay, April ' • W: C.. Routleeige has purchased •the - graceful and lovely in. a beautiltillas itridal pair to say. their. good byes at
.30th, with oi, load •of ,,t1 .s for sale,— resid•ence on Neogate street, formerly • PPird that the deePOSO4 .Y.P's' 1.1°14-
11,11; .. e.aseehon.tietweete his hoecs . and made costume of *white orgonclie, tile' the station' tc,• the host of friende"whe '
James .(O. Parsons Kioosn:. s• occupied :and ownott la:, Bina •John•Els in eome ..menner ..the•lainunet. must. waist of whichohad -o beottiftil front. gathered there.to wish them' God speed
. wood and Ihter .ti:Cpronerty of . Mr.. have , caught' in the seat and Oport• be's. Of . hand:souk flowered ..•net:o• '• The skirt 11 1.Or: . future residence...1S. .5o3 SCottou .
Charles Es' Shaw. " ', • • - '. . :'
• • ong released, exploded 'the . cartricl es.. had . in any tucks . and wide inser- •Ave. Deis it, "ha or • • . - • •
not expectho to •retorn frown tilem vis- • • g - . . , o 1 a oom s. gift. to
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• Mrs,. Widder and her daunt:ter.% are:
.4 • • e • . . The. charge entered the heart and death tiors of valeocienneg ruiming parallel his bride was a handscuie :gold watch
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must have been instanteamous•." • • • to the • seams and two fic.uoces •of vat- nnft el alit an' i to licr. bridesmaid a.
ham • Bull ' for sale, 13 months old, . it to loront&:before .July. _O. • • ' htr'.• J. J. Wright went to . hondearres enciennes .were at the bottonir gash of reby: ring.. Air: Connors W64.4,.a,.forina •
• Have two, will ,sell •one. cheOp:—Aiss W. .R. Smith , of .• the suoniier laitel 'eently, to: visit his• son and while there white Duchesse satin Tilsbbn, the -syliole member • of. .St. Peter's choir and WWI'.
bert Nott, kit •2.4, con,. 2,,.Stanley, .
Clipton IS. O. ' ,, arrived:in toWn last week alsooeth 'es. • •
was .takeri so „seriously 'ill that he had. worn over white. silk: he Mule s pie, associated for years wOh • the ATurney- .
• - .- 13 s soon as •the robins. Mrs: '3 'th '
. ,. mi. • ar.riv- • • , •
to be remoyed to St.. Joseph's hospital • ture : hat of 'white .chiffnie.witlf ham - Lo. At piusent tti . Commis has a
.• • .: -.ed this 'week to- put the hotel in readi- •
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ness for •the sununer visitors„ •
• proved. • •
DA.. BUTLER, EYE, EAR, . NO Mr, Will. Kearroy of Goderich spent
and Throat SPetielist; 37os ,Queen's• •• Easter at: 1:is • home it Conroy.
....AVente; .1..bsidon, 3rd door east of
• St. Andrew's Church. Glagses sup-
- plied., Will be at. the• Rattenbury.
House; Clinton, Apra 28, :rune -2 and
30, ' •• '
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TENDER.S 'WANTED, -- TENDERS
• will be received by the council Of the
tovitiship of Mullett Until 2 p. on
• Monday, the 16th clay, of May, 1904•,
for the erection of 'concrete abut-,.
menta to sopport three. small steel
bridges, also for concrete areh 22 ft.
• Icing and 43 inches didmeter., Two ot
the bridges ore within oh miles of
• Londesboro and the other near Clin- •
ton, • The lowest or any tender not ,
• necessarily • Accepted. Plats and
specifications can • be seen at the
• Cleric's' office Londesboro.—Jaaties
Campbell, clerk, Londesboro. •
HEREFORD BULLS VOR .SALE.:•) -
Three registered Hereford bulls for '
sale, x yearling, twosyear-old and.
• t oged.—W. Elliott 8. Son, Porter's
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DISSOLUTION OF PAATNEASHIP—
•The partnerslap heretofore existing.
between the sioders,igned Albert See-
- ley and Albert furner has this
day been diSsolvcd • by ':ntutual
• eensent. The business will be
cs.rried on as usual at the Old stand,'
A Seeley retaining', the general black-
sinitisitig business and A. Turner the
• bicycle department. As it is desir-
able • that the partbershin accounts
should be closed by May ist, 1904,
they world esteem it a favor • if
their custoitiers could .inake it coil-
s venient to settle all caer-due ac-
counts by that dote. Both nicatibers
of the late firm take this cpporturl-
ty of thanking the public for their
liberal patronage in the pest and
though. now . separated treat to merit,
the same in the future.— ALBERT
stutxy, ALBERT TURNER. Wit-
ness C. 13,11ale. Morch '23rd, 1904.
• Deaths.. Mr. Charles Vareoe of Goclerich spent
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slime. :white •pluitic,.. Taal:net , bride- his positioo 'as night .timeikeener for • .
roses; rosary 61. pearls ;and lace. hands" •, Dett-Oit: firth •The wedding gifts. Were •
kerhef eornpleted• the. . and :numerous. • , • . ,
toilette. Miss Leoa. sista. Petgy, son-. oh, ;taint 51
of the bride .• wee.: brideSinaich ark look- ' gin Toms' InsOeetOr.: of •Piaslic•.: schools, •
part of his Raster s acation in Strata ed- ter,: m her .eostunie .011 whote WCA 1.111,1ted. moonagge. •og 13th. April
Mrs, Shier's vAng41;
Beacom's Old Staid
opposite the mitses trouael
• Alba
TAYLOR: --•In • tliiitou on April: 15th,
Mrs. William Taylor, aged 71. yet,-
LUSK—In Goderich on April t31.11, the
• -infant dae•gister of Mr. :Albert
• Lusk.•"
ANDERSON—In West Wawanosh on
April nth,. Mary Barbour, wite of
Richard, Anderson. •
th0121WW--In Goderich an April 13th,
•.Mary Gertrude, aged 16 years, dau-
ghter of Mr. 0. Morrow. .
GLENN --.11; AshfieM on April x3th,
Eleanor Jane Savage, relict of the
- late Jas. Glenn, aged 66 years.
HENDERSON—In. East Wawanosli on
April 23th Mrs. Isabella, Hender-
• son, relict of the late Alex. Hen-
derson, -aged 78 years, 5 months.
YEARLY—In Stephen on April lIth,
• Thomas Yearly, aged 8o years sail
HOUSE AND LOT' ON ERIE STREET
for sale at a bargain. Cost' $450,
• will sell for $/so. s acre of land
• with bearing orchard. Good frame
house, kitchen, woodshed and stable,
hard astei soft water. Will sell on
easy terinse—Satnes Carter, Clinton.
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FARA/ TO RENT OR IPOR SALE;
Lot 3/, eon, 9, Goderichs township.,
consisting. of 80-ttereS, 40 acres seed.
ed dcwri, 6 acres in fall' wheat„ or.
I chard, brick 'house and batik barn. X
mont ile frschool, 2% mm
miles fro
Itoltnesville, s %ilea iroin Clinton.
tunttediia,tc possession east bo riven.
• GeOrgholo COMB, ClititOtt P, Os
•
. 9 months. •
CARRICK—In- Stephen on April 7th4
'Meritta Stacey, wife of John Car-
rick, in her 33rd year.
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ford the:guest .of hig Mr; Albert organ ie with lace froigt. .And three hriss Margaret, youngest sdaughter
•McKibbon and we Must add shat alas.' little •floonces of white.ortndie. at the cif Angus M. Gt.nn T.,oridon. .The
bti-
ter Charlie enjoyed the' visit. exceed- bottom of her slairtO white chigoe plc-. dal -couple spent a coupleof days 'at
,ngly Well, • •' ture hat tvith.pale .green rosette ma the old honie here and ida ori
13/,Irs's Renry Horton was stricken .one side of •briin, bohuet of pink roses da', for Wellwbocle Manitobo. •
with paralysis on..S'aigFaiy Iff11 ryas , white hIstee . hondkerclo ef . "The Ilts:;. George CohhheeeiVii-dha" talegrain
as she sc. , led in' the best of , health Lone'.ono: .coosin of -the. grbosn. • The •death at Chicago on April lath of the -
a "grea%urprise to her many friend,s grooinsman Was 3. rilp.cdatie.:16' Of . -last week advising. her of the sudden
and spirits etrlyio the weekushers were Messrs. D.• J. 'Neville, bro- wife of .her son, Mr. Ed. Cox.: No fears..
Mhs. Tom's Wyatt • Sr. los returnee, ther of tite bride and Tl*V, MacEvoy, Were• entertaited by any one of her .
'from spending- thewinter with her son, Misa •Tosie Shannon playing :the wul deoth' but Ihtis,D's • ilictoglit blood
Engineer 'Seen. Wyatt, at Stratford arid cling iitaret,, Metidelssolut's the, bri- vesSel.had broken:Which cashed ito .
• is row the guest. of her daughterOVIrs. dal pooty were leaving the cliurch for We are ;sorry to. learn of the illness
. McBride. • the carriages. : A lovely breatsfoSt at of Mit. Ortaninett 01.• Colborne, son -iii-
. IcielOs onthe trees instev.d of leaves high itoc,ir greeted the party an their law of. Mrs.. Reid, hokeviests. •
olt Saturday, /6th April. • • . retern to the bride's resiclence, to The sermon giveu to the sailors and
• The annual ineetitig of the levator. which Rev.- Father hle...Rae Was invited, fishermen in North street charch Surs
- Compony was held successfully ou toth ihe guests•were-therelatives ard inti- day evening by RD
Rev.. r, Desuct was a
I. A. limit, was elected president,• Marguerite Convors of •Detroit, •sister •heatitifully reitclerect'bv Mr. Charles
'R. Stuart of. Mitchell vice-president, of the grOosn, , • .1...Macdonald of Lon- IInUilier; •
and W. L. Horton manager. • •
M. O. Caineroo M. P. P., Mr. and the
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Misses Wolin ell returned from Toron- • 4
April. A dividend of 6 per cent. was mate friends of ihe bride and groom- perfect masterpiece. At the offertory
declared. The former manager, John Those from a distance were : :Miss the baritone solo "Thy. Pilot" was
• to to thetr 'homes here lost week. X 4.4.4“:"*"14++k•+++41.4“..044+84.8.4.+44:44,4“4.4.4.44•44.44•4.4. .
Dress Goods TrinittingS, Silks • ar.
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funerest of the late Miss Mary h •
• Gertrt, second doughter of Mr. •
Geor e 'Morrow, took plate April
sas
Owes. His Life To
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
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By TGREAT CANADPAN RE-
MEDY. • • •, .
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Among • the Amoy in the great West
who confidently -.state 'that they owe
their lives. tO.Dotld's Kidney Pills is
Mr, . Perkins, ,a known resi-
detitoof this place.
"For two years was trothled with
my kidneyte,Mr Perkins states, "and
:at last became so bid that the doc-
•tor gave inc tip and said I was incur-
able•
, . at Ones had such seoere pains in
my back are,' kidneys that thot.Ygitt I
wonld have to give up all hope and
die, • Was unable to Worn and was
becoming destitute.
. While in this condition a. friend per.,
suadeei tue to try Dodd's Kidney Pills.
r had little faith hi thein and it wt./a
.MOre to • please him than anything else
I gave them 0, trial,
To my surprise the fait box did me
so much gcod that 1 felt like a new
man, rive boxes eured me goat-
PlIeLellYdis Kidney Pills saved tuy life
old./ cannot praise them, too much.
Thousands of cases sithilar to that
of Mr. Perkins are ,the proof that any
Thichiev Disease • from Backache to
lirighi's Disease yields readily to
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115th. • oGertie.," as her feenilo ood
schoolmates. called her, was one of the
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x• prints, Staples, etc. * •„ip,••
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students • at • the • Collegiate Institute
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for two or three terms. She was a sts •• y
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lovely Christian girl, She died peace- sts •• • • t
_fully on Wednesday, aged i6 - years •h• 1 •T•• al • Ts •
One of her favorite hymns was "Jo,r- •s• ca . y F es rrivais
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dan'S Stormy River” and she • never •.O. aa gal t a • 't• • y •
1.4 , • •
. Wanted anybody to sing anything else oo, Q A .y.
to her but hymns duritg her illness. X ,4 • . •tC ."
- The cosket in:which she lay was covs . trl• •e•
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erect with ioirely floral erniblemi, + co
t A
mow theirs being a crescent toses ••• 11
• and carnations, pink and white from y
New Dress Goods .t. .• •sn, X
$
the Sunday School and iii' 'League •
of Victoria, street church. A Wrecith of
fai• $
oink and White roses and carnations ,t,
quet of pink caroations and kills how + 10- Ladies ..Parasols . e cA v .t.
y zr
her own Sunday School Class, large' .? -E:h. s • ...2
tions from the knitting foctory. The • ho *-* o. e . .... c> tq +
Fancy Waistings
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fro • m the Junior League, rs casket bo- wo, hh sts
N . 9• • et 0.4.
, ft
and lovely harp of roses and carna• •.e. Umbrellas,to
fire brigade sent a lovely wreath cf ••$* •ga4 .2•
• took and white roses, Mr. and Mrs. hs• E ,
$$•t
NVillioirt Lee and Miss • Fraser. casket + ••• al= •t. .We pi.l.rpose 'Ieping only :*;:.
limpets, lilies, carnations and • ferns, ... iil y flt
froth, Mrs, Frank Nicholson, Although t ''• 'la .Y: the hest and most up- o- y A
t 4. rit 1
a snow storm prevailed at the time of y. tti $.,, ".•
, .... ot $
a co 0-•rtie's C / and S 14 mates s MI #....1 .i.
the for.oriti there was a large atteiol- •:
• 4"4:: ' •11-i A date gOod,8 at lowestprices 4
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in 41.
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Were present tti pity their last tribute A 03, 9
a reaped,. Rev. W. II. Graham. olli- me' '
elated at' house and Maitland ceme, a, tri y
Hogarth, Oliver Johnstone,. Ilerbert H 'Plumsteei.
tory, This pallbearers were ; Totrony
N • .t.
• itchk.tuut, o " " .s:
and " Willie /trey. tIr. and Mrs. Mor-
row desire•through, The News -Record
*. BootS attd Shoes, good quality X
illness of their daughter. s$
Cliiiton where she -was the 'Oast of her st, sits low price. Ladies' Rtibbers 450 Ito •I•
sister, Mrs. Wiltsico.and is how at the sh
IMMO' Of her aunt, Mrs, W. MeSWeett,
• ). The Old Sta,nd. Clinton. +
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t() ' thank the friends for their real + •
kindness and sympathy through the y
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Miss MeOregor has returned from et:
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