HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-05-12, Page 5May 1203 1904 Clinton NOWS•ReCONI
THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by .At of Parliament lE1)5
CaSW anthor1;ed, $5,000,000 Capital paid up $3M00,000
ReserVc Fund $21050,009
The public will please beer in mind that we have removed from our
old etend, Rattenbury street, to our new and spaciono office (which
is now in the centre of the town) in the new Combo block, corner of
Victoria. and Alberta atreets (opposite J. W . Irwin'e grocery.) A call
from the public generally is solicited.
--SAVINGS BANK DEPAR.TAIENT--.
Interest allowed at highest current titles from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal
11. O. BRWER, Manager, • CLINTON.
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• The most Pleasing Pres-
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NO BRIDE EVER YET
RECEIVED TOO MUCH
OF EITHER.
WE ARE SHOWING
A. VERY 01-1010E AS -
FARM TO. Rim OR FOR. SALE,-.
Lot 32, eon. 9, Godericht township,
consisting of Sot acres, 40. acres seed-
ed down, 6 aeres in fall wheat', or-
chard, brick house and bank barn. 'A
mile from school, 2;1 miles from
Hohnesville, 5 14i1os frotn Clinton.
Inonechate possession can be given. -
George J. Connell, Clinton P. 0.
THE RATTENOURY HOUSE. TO.
Rent. -Having decided to retire front-
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business I oder the .Rattentirry Hou-
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se for rental for a. termof years.
Immediate posseSsion 'can -he given. -
Jos. Rattenbury.
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SORTMENT OF SILVER- ".
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WARE AND CUT GLASS-'
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Wedding
Presents
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I• AND THOSE WHO HAVE
' : FRIENDS, WHO ARE ABOUT
TC ENTER THE HAPPY •
STATE, SHOULD INSPEcT
OUR STOCK . THESE GOODS
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
TAPPRECIATED.
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Hellyar
""I Jeweler and Optician _CLINTON.-
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We Coulan't
1111 You ?
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Have built up a first class
lade, such as we have
unless our goods were
right in every way. We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
Among .other lines we ex-
cel Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted •Hiscuits. at 10c
per lb. up to Macaroons at 50c.
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the best : Chutney Chili
Sauc-e, Chow -Chow, sweet and
sour Vinegar FicklEs and also
Horse Radish.
We still solicit your trade
W. T. O'Neil.
CLINTON
Have Your
Bicycle Repaired
• • THE WHEELING SEASON WILL
••• I SOON BE ON. NOW IS THE TIME
•'• TO HAVE YOUR wnEnt, OVER-
,•! HAULED AND REPAIRED 4,90 AS
. TO BE READY FOR THE GOOD
t ROADS.
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WE HAVE IN STOCK" A NUM-
' BER OF THE BEST WHEELS MADE
• ' AND KEEP ALI, RIN9S OF BICY-
• C1,E SUNDRIES.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUAR-
ANTEED. CALI, AND SEE US.
•SHOT' OPEN EVERY EVEN/NO
BUT TUESDAN.' •AND THURSDAY.
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CAROL E. NEWCOMBE A, L. C,.M.-
organist of Ontario street Methodist
church. Teacher of Piano., Harmony,
Form. Free Theory lecture to stir,
dents every Tuesday- evening at stu-
dio. Over Newcombe's store, Clin-
ton. . .
CLINTON Dyn wonns-a AM PRE -
pared to do all ,kines of - Cleaning;
Dyeing and Pressing of Clothes.
All wcrk done an short notice and
satisfaction guarariteed.-J. T. SE -
WARD.
CO
. LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR YOUR SEASON'S SUP- • -
.PLY COAL,' `WE PARRY • •.
•ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA- •
DES WHICH WIT4L BE SOLD
AT THE LOWEST. POSSIBLE
PRICE
• ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT ;
DAVIS & ROWLAND'S-HARD.
:WARE; STORE OR WITH, ,
W, J. Stevenson.
WILL PERSONS HOLDING XEY$
to the old post-oflice outfit katdly
return them at once to W. D. Fair.
roR Pie. STOCK
steers ,and two ot tbo.... new in kb
cows.-Jchn ilurou Read.
Clinton P. 0. 18*
CALVES FOR sm1n.-4 WILL DE
fn Brucefield at 1 o'cloek Wednes-
day, May r8th, and at the Cc/rimier-
eial hotel, Clinton, at 1 o'elock on
Saturday, May 21st,, with /41 load of
calves for sale. -Jas. Q. Parsons,
Kipper,.
cAnyns non s4r,E.-1, mi.', Du
at Londesboro at 01e10C11 On Sat-
urday, May mtli, with a load of cal-
ves for sale. -Jas. C. Parsons.
DESIRABLE iromn FOR SALE. -
House and lots in the village cf Hol-•
mesville, The undersigned 'offers for
sale tter large two-story • brick hou-
se, with slate roof, good cellar,large
rooms, frrnate, liard and soft water
in house, stable and drive slied,good
garden, all kinds of fruits. Also
about,2,14 acres of land is offered for
sale. •Convenient to tailroad :tat 'on,
postonice, chureli and sch-i,vi. •APPlY
by mail or on -.1to. premises_ ,o bIrs.
T. C. Pickard., I8•4*
B.A.WIELD COURT OF REVISION -
Notice is heteby given that • the
Court for the Revision of the As-
sessment Roll of 'the. Village of
I3ayfield will be held in the Town
Hall on Thursc'tay, the 26th day of
May, at 10.30 a. m., for the purpose
of hearing and settliitt complaints
against the said assessment roll.
Persons having business at the court
will please attend at the said time
and place without further notice. -
H. W. Erwin,. Clerk, Bayfield, May
6th, 1904, ,•
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HITLI.,PiTT COURT 'OF. R:nvIsroN..-
. xx.t.ice is hereby given than the
Court for the Revision! of the As- -
sessineitt Roll .of the Township Of
Hullett will be held in theiTowiship
Hall on. Saturday, •the. 28th of May,
. at to a.. m.„ for the purpose -of hear-
• ing and settliag%complaints against
the'. said assessment roll,. -Persons
, having business at 'the, Court will
please attendat the 'said Aline and
place without further notiee.-JanteS
Catnpbell, Clerk. Hullett, May 6th,
1904. ' •• •
You ,CAu See.*
For yourself how much at sloe has to
do with the. t-ppearatice of your foot.
What is uglier than a poorly. 'shaped
shoe ? What is daintier than.,
A TRIM. CLEAN CUT $11014
that fits closely about: the foot and
brings out Its natural artistic lines:
We can find a itoe to ilt -yoi.o foot
no matter Ito* lard yott are to Suit. •
Our spring stock has arrived And the.
prices are right.i We are showing a
line of shoes for men. at $3.5o that
can't be beat for price, and quality. '
Also a line of shoes for wrianen (Tho
Queen Alexander) for $2 which is extra
value. Conte in and have a look ,t
our stock. No trouble to show goods.
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Oar stock is completh.• We-hava. E
good line of .Tali•oir %Teas, great, atal
black. In rackage teas we•carry. the
Ludella; Red Rose, Bide 'Ribbon and
Lipton's. celebrated teas. They Were
bought before .the • advatice'in • price,.
which we will.give orr castornais the
benefit of. Plain and. Fancy.13iseuits,
Boiled Ham,- SitiO%ricl Roll, Breakfast
Ba,c.on, . Pickhd • Pigs rect., Panned'
Meats, Pickles in and bottles. of
all kinds. A *trial order will convince
you that •we carry. a -stock-
any- in tte trod., and the prices tea. -
scalable. Also a car or:-Reclpath's sug-
ar just arrived uhich we are selling at
cost.
In seeti•s we have got good ' Red
Clover, Alsike,. Timothy; Maiigold'itud
Turnip seed and all kinds of• garden
seeds, orchard gra.ss. ' •
In crockery we have a feW dinner
sets we ore selling very cheap. Your.
trade selected. •
R. ORAHANI
Ogle Cooper's ow. stand, •
Cash for Butter and E,ggs. Phone 23
Beautify
the Room.
A PRETTY LAMP. HELPS TO
BEAUTIFY A ROOM, WE IIA.VE
SUCH LAMPS AND IN oRDAR
REDUCE OUR STOCK *HAVE MAR-
KED Dowrt Tnn vven AS pot.
Lows
$$,5o Lamps ,for $3.98
4-00 tamps for 1.75..
2.25 Lamps for .1.7s
t475 Lamps for , r..28 •
Oor storek 001npti$1C$ everything
necessary for home use.
-Eggs takerf.in exchange for goods.
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IL. Turner. :LVIrs. $hier's
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT -7-A COM-.-
• fortable. tense situated on corner of
• Church and °Shortie 'streets.. -Apply
to el -us. oyn4nD13.y. .July ,t6th.
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Goderich.
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The Wouten's Institute will meet in
Oat:rich on, June 14th. miss Miller.
Guelph, and Miss Hills, °Toronto, will
be the speakers.
Druggist Thomson has taken the re-
sidence of Mr.John Wynn who moves
to the residence of Mrs. Frank Nolte'.
• Mrs. and bliss Binghtien 1.4,ee re-
: turnedto their summer residence near
the
MarfigtgeS,
•WAT,DEN-McD0.WELL--At the resi-
deuce of the . bride's • parents, • on
• April . 217th, by Rev. T. 13. 'Corp-
- land of Auburn,. Mr. Walt,
• den to Clara,' daughter of Mr. and
Mrs., John -McDowell, all 'of East
Wa,wanosh. • •
THOMPSON--PATRICK-At the resi-
dence of the bride's parents on May
3rd, by the Rey. IT; Ayearst,
Mr. Harry J. Thompson, of Goder-
townShip„ to Miss. Maud, four-
th daughter el Mr. Geo. Patrick of
THII(1,11;via,Iir-1. SINCLAIR:At the Presby
terian manse, elyth, an May t4th,
• by Rev, Dr,' McLean, Mr. Robert.
3. Thuell to Miss Luey Sinclair,.
both of Brussels. • •
DUNSEITH-1TARPER-At the Meth-
-. • artist parsonage, Vullartore, on May
•40, by Rev. J. Greene, Mis•s• Addle,
Harper of 'Fullerton, . to 'Mr. F.
E. Dunseith cf Brooksdale, .0xfard
. county. - • •
• Births.. - •
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TOZER-Ilt. Clinton on • bife.y 7th, to
. Mr. :end. Mrs. W. J. Tozer., a son.
LYON -7 -In Ilullett on May 7th, to IVIr.
and Mrs,. Harrison Lyon, •a, daugh-
ter,
GRAINGERI--In • Hullett on ...kay 9th,
to. Mr, and Mrs.' John Grainger, a
daughter,
CURRIFe-7Int Goderiet• township on .
. May 7th, to Mr:. and' Mrs..•Arthur
• .Currie, a son. • • •
LOC•KERIDGE-In Lower Winghani on
• .y 4th, .4 1 .1, • R • t•
, Lockeridge, dangliter. • • . •
REEVES -In Seaforth On April 3othi.
•dtoa.ugMhrerand,..Mrs....Frecl.. • .R • eeyesi
BAGSI-IAW-In -.Stephen-on May •srd,
to Mr, and Mrs. itbrabant , Bag-
clanghter. ' • . •
• • Deaths .,. ,• .
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.LAVTON-•--In Tacke.rstnitit -cO :May 9,.
•'• 'Elizabeth Ann- Appleton,. relia of..
•. .the Isite. Francis Layton, aged 56.•
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BELL77-In. Clinton. on May nth,. :the
.••,, •infant daughter of 'Mr. • R. A. Bell.
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DALE -0n the Huron' Road,. Tucker-.
, . on May. SDI,. John Daley,
'formerly of Wroxeter,• • aged . 78
• year. • • •• • .• . • . •••
OTTERSONOn' the London. Roiacl,• •
Ticekerstintli; •on • May .David•
.. • • Otterson,. aged Si. years. ' - • .• •'• I
WIGHTMAN-In 'East Wawairosh••••• or)
ApriJ 3oth, Wightinans • r.eliet•
•'of: the late'. Henry • Wightinan, aged • •
•- 77, yea • • . . • .
Sea,forelr Npril•• 2oth.;••
'••'• .''Elizalieth, Sliewiseeond. daughter of
M. Shaw, Escl--i•';ged '39- year:of
I CALDER. --411-• Ma<illop,•• •ME6,
'AT* 'McGregor, wife 'cif Mr: •Roliert •
. • Calder, •aged 6$ •yearS.. •• • ••••, .
*C.ttRRUTHERS-In Goderich oil! May I.
. ‘...Ath.• Mrs. James Cattuthers,:' •_aged
..••'.$4.;years, • 7...niOntlis and •to clays. .•
Patictiale 'ear Ativ
• •,, -,3td,' . Joseph. Vosper, .s.an. .**,-
Ggorge Vosper, formerly. of Exeter,
,• •.n. year. .••• .• •'
I4onisa, daughtcr of Mr
•..mGeactyr •g8et .
:Swallow, aged 4 years and
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.A.QAIN IN BUSINESS.1 REG, TO ,
• announce that I sin again • in the 1
butchering • business, haying Opened
• Out shop in 'the old' postetilice where
I shall be pleaSed 'td receive al call
from 'illy old customers and many ••
• hew • ones. Prompt attention, paid
to all orders.. Any person • having
tCA _STATEMENT OF A
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• fat 'cattle Tor sale will find it •
• :his advantage to leave 'wo-rd at my
• shop. -Arthur • Cottek; Clinton. ' '15
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THOlt013RED:" REGISTERED DI:a-
ttain' Bull for sale, 13 Months old.
Have . two; will sell: one eheap.77A1-
bert Nott, Ir.A..24, con. /, Stanley,
Clinton P.. O. 15.
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DR. BUXLER, EYE, EAR, • NOSE
and Throat •Specialist, o Queen's
Avenva, :London, 3rd door east of
St::• • Andrew's Church. ,Glasses
sup-
plied. Will be at the Rattenbury
lIonse, Clinton, April 28, June z and
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TENDERS WANTED. - TENDERS
Will be received by the council of the .
township of Hullett until 2 p. no on
Monday, the i6th day of May, 1904,
for the erection of concrete abut-
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mon s o s pi cr iree sin . steel.
bridges, al.eo kr concrete arch 22.ft.
long' and 43 inches diameter. Two OE
the bridges are within.2,4 miles of '
T4ondesbcro and. the other near Clin-
ton. The lowest or gilY tender not
necessarily accepted. Plans and.
specifications can be seen at the
Clerk's office Londesbota.----James
Campbell, Clerk, I,ondesboro,
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ouses—for,Sale,
1 -Good Cottage and two lots on
Isaac street. •
2 -Good House and two lots with
large plum orchard or., Fulton
Street,
3 -Comfortable House and one lot
on Joseph street.
4 ---Brick aloaSe ,and two. IotS on Mary,
5-Twa Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
6 -Large Brick House, with six acres
of land, barn and driving barn, good
orchard, within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
7-Vrame House with eight acres of
laird, •banis and orchard, car Dinsley
'Terrace., • •
For terms, etc., applv to
HENRY BPIATTIE,
Solicitor, etc. Clintraft.
Bring
Your Cheeks.
YOUR CHECItS ARE WORTH
money to you and when you
worth money to you stnd when you
have- citot.ghto make $1 bring
them to P
the alace Laundry, next
door to the Chinese, and get a key
that will open the lock a a $60
bicycle. 13ring your laundryalong
arid, try your luck, it costs you
nothing. We also clean, dye, press
and repair all kinds of clothing and
make them look like iietv at very
reasonable prices. If the wheel is
won by a lay it can be exchanged
for a ladies' wkeel,
peNstoxzy,
STOCK :GROWR
HIS LUMBAGO WAS CURED BY
DODD'S' 'KIDNEY. PILLS. .
SUFFERED. FOR TW E',4; TY YEARS
" BEFORE HE FOUND Ii_._ELIEF IN
THE GREAT CANADIAN KIT*gy.
ittAinDy. • • :•
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Ri;s&'tdr.fe, May 9 -(Special.)--•
Robert .0. •Latimtnan, :the . well knoWn
Gain.Sboro• farmer :and stock grower,
is :Completely 'cured of 16 -lig -standing
ease Of latnbago lancl he hos. made. a
statement for tile • benefit of the pub-.
lie,: in which he gives the entire credit
for the cure to Dodds Kidney Pills.
la los statement Mr. LamPinan says
or twenty years I 41.flered from
lumbago with: all • its • worst, Sympionis. •
I 'had the most distressing pains . it
seemed possible to bear, coupled with
an irrits.tion of the
At times 'was .entirely prostrated
and was .for weeks unable to cid any-,
thing whatever, and required the ser-
vices of -tny family to assist me in
dressing and moving fiCant• a chair to
the sofa. , ' ' •
• I tried doctors and medicines,. but:
got •no benefit till, art the advice of a
neighbor I coinmenced to use Dodd's
Kidney Pills. 'After the first box.'I
noticed at improvernent and heft I
had taken 'six boxes every symptom
pf MY..trouble. had
take rhe anatism lninbagoi is cattSed
by uric acid in the blood. Soued
Kidrcys take all the urie acid • out of
the hlocd. Dcdd's Kidney Pills make
gonna kidneys.
PASTURE. -A LIMITED NUMBER.
c,f cows will be taken for pasture dir
the grounds of the Golf Club. For
terms apply to N. Fair, Clinton,
Auc'txoN sAnn -or VALUABLE,
residence property in the township
of Stanley, in the County of Huron,
on . binsley Terrace, adjoinitg the
' tovvri a clinton. -rtirsumi$ to the
• Power of sale ccntairred in a certain
mortgage, which will be produced at
the time .of sale, there will be Offer-
ed for sale by litiblie auction by
Thomas Brown, Auctioneer, at the
premises, on Thursday, the 2nd day
of June, 1904, at the hoar of one
o'clock in the afternoon, he follow-
ing property, mit nely•: park. lots
numbers 18, 19, and the southerly
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two acre, of park lot 20, thusley
'Terrace, t) 1111dt-zing about eight acres
of laral. There is a gOod house,'
'barns and -orchard' and the property
is just outside tke Corporation of
the town, of Clinton. Terms of sale
--..Twenty per cent. of the purchase
motley on the day of sale' aml the
balance' itt twerJty days thereafter.
The property will, be scld stiNect to
a, reserve' bid. Further nartieulars
and conditions of sale Will be made
known on the day of sae or may
be had on application to eitlier of
the Midersigned.-II, Beattie, Solici-
tor 1 Thes. Brown, Auctioneer., bat-
ed the ist day of May, t9o4„ 18-3
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Goderielt.
tires families, who lived liere for 'many
The frietds of the Nolan and Hot. sysTEmie cATARRH so 'OTTO
UNDE Rtrraal?
Claims Many Thousands. A Tragedian's Thanks to Prerulta,
years, were saddened on 2114'4 May by.
O. telegram advising them of the death
of Sarah Agues Nolan, wife of Station
blaster II. 5. Holmes of Acton, and
youngest daughter of the lute Peter
Nolan of Ooderich and of Mrs. Peter -
Nolan of Benton, Harbor, Mich., who
could not accompany the remains) of
her davgliter which arrived tete '011
Thorsdaya the funeral taking Place
from the 0, T. R. station. Rev,
Father MaeRae officiated at the R. 0.
cemetery, CclUorne.
Mr 13rydges has placed a very pret-
ty balecny in the front of his store
building on East street.
The "e ngine wcrks are engaged upon
aottult E..4coh,oine°0 which
hs peisr salatPyP°wsliediellto7 turn
after leaving' tte machine will be ready
for budding purposes. No delay now
for hailidiing brick houses.
1VIrs: Goebel has sold her residence
on Cambria street to Mr. Fred. Tabb,
Mr. 'John Mitchell and his daughter
have removed !rum their late resi-
derive on St. Patrick's street to the
rooms above, P. T. Dean's grocery
where Miss Mitchell will. carry on •
dressmaking. •
Mrs. Peter MeEWari Sr. has had
her • residence oe Cambria Road re -
shingled.
How •
the Smith • settos increase in
this town, The new band master for
the •Marine band is the latest edition,
Theo. V, Smith, late of the Kent
Regimental band, Chatham.
Mrs. (Rev.) 3, A.. Anderson and
Mrs. .Warnock were the delegates to
the: annual meeting of the W. .F. M.• S.
of the Presbyterian church in Canada
at Toronto last; week.
• We have much pleasure in :announc-
ing to our readers the forming of a
Loyal Temperance Legion, L. T. L,
The names of the officers will be an -
flounced next issue of The News-
Recold. It is under the auspices of
the W. C. T. U. and meets every other
1VIonclay, afternoon. • At the meeting 011
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May . 2n6 33 'boys were present, all
anxious to 'work in the temperance
arse. Mrs.: Brown president of the
W. C. T. IL, is indefatigable • in her
desire tO ,"look after the -boys:"
Charles Humber is adding ,a summer
. .
kitchen to his handsome rencleace- on
Victoria street.
Mr. Neil McIver and Captain Jas.
Sutherland have -both had their houses
painted white.
Rev, Dr, Daniel .ancitlint wife attend- -
ed a iyedding, of a rels.tiVe , Mrs.
Daniel at Vomit° last Week'. . :
Mr. R.- S.. Williams returned !lest
Week from a; trip to New York.
Mr, Harry Wat.Sori has built- a new
Icitchea to his'residence and has. had
Ills residence, newly painted.
Mr. Neil MeIver, who suffered for
some years from aw•infirred• 'ankle, • is
Vow receiving treatment fel; it which
he .trusts will...be beneficial, •
• Ice in Kincardine harbor last' Week
drew the rudder off the•Siebold. '
Miss Ida Harland is spending 'a) few
weeks in Clinton at the:home' Of her
•hrother. •• •
Mr. L. Levis 'brOught his bride ...to
their new brick 'residence 'Ori, Nelson
Mr. and Mrs: Leekie,• who' since com-
ing to• otir town have had roams in
the "Fait" building, have rented, a
house Corners Watet10,2 street. .' •
The Buffalo 'Courier ,pnblishad a full
figtire portrait 'of Mr. Alexander Itirk-
bride who has been an Ochltellow 'for
fifty-nine years. and. Mason for 'forty
years, • and claims to he the oldest
Ocldfellow in this. hemisphere. Ile
joined the Oc'tlfellews'iLoclgo ia Apple-,
by, . Westmoreland; England. He !was
Grand Master of the Oddfellowa here
when he .had:his ,portrait talten With
his regalia on.
'Our .toWnsmen,. Mr. George John- •
ston, incited seventeen tons of lead,.
producing therefrom 52,906 pet 'sinkers
for the fWiina•tugs that alr.0 lea,ving
our harbor. . • • • •
. The remains of Effie IlIcSn*n.; ',wife
Of • Captain John Morrison, arrived
front . Port Coldwill, .Algoina . on
Thurs,day'S train arid • were taken to
the residence Of 1VIrs.. W. 1-1, Baker.
The remains • were •accornpa.nied by
Ca.ptain John Morrison, hitsband. • ' cf
the deceased lady;:his son Angus. of
Port *COldivell,', A. A. paidWin cf
(Heti*, . AngitS
McSween of. Tiverton, Ont. • The late.
Mrs. Morrisen eame to 'Canada from
Harris; .Sentlandi with her :fa:tinily in
7863 in her inth year and,. was 'Married
the same year to.Captain John Mor'
risco. 111 Kincardine. •Eight years ago
she with her husband and next a their
large family went Oki to Port ColdiVell
to reside, the. remainder of the.
staying the old home here. • Her
daughters, Sara at home Mrs. k.'
Smith. of Nepigon and' Mrs'. ;. A. A.
Baldwin of IVIiddleton,• and her sister-
in-law, 1111S:1 Marlon. MeSween, trained
nurse in Montreal, were alI with Mrs.
Iliforrispit in her last illness. The
easketlha.d sonic lovely 'floral offerings
hart upon it, Rev. James A. Ander-
son officiated at the lintel -al and the.
pallbearers' were Capte,inn 'McLeod and
Dan McKay, and Mesars,::.Tohn
Robert 'Clark, Jetties Tait and .; John.
Bmaekr6ri;towre... '
' Miss' Emerson is spending the :sum-
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ROBERT DOWNING, THE FAMOUS TRAGEDIAN.
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In speaking of Perim% Robert Down-
ing, the famous tragedian, says:
find Peruna a, preventative against
all sudden stimmer ills that swoop upon
one in changing climates and water. It
is the finest traveling companion and
safeguard against malarial influences.
"You may notice that persons in poor
health always find the heat most intol-
erable; this I eyelid by using Peruna. I
lino* by the therrnoineter that the
weather is hotoyet I havefelt the heat
less this summer than ever., .
-• "The cooling ,actiOn of Pertme, on the
mucous membrano. makes it invaluable
to actors and singers, ail. it does away
'cvith that tendeney to sudden hoarseness
int apt to overtake one on emerging from
a hot dressing roe= to
"To sum it up, Peruna has done me
more good than any tonics lAbsoFeever
taken." -Robert Downing.
Dr. Hartman was the first Prim'
inthe United States to aeettra 7 de-
scribe systemic catarrh. His remedy
I'eruna, the only systemic catarrh rem.
edy yet devised, is now knolyn all. over
the civilized world. A person. having
used it once can never be persuaded to
be 'Without it when.in need, of such a
remedy.
Write for a copy of Dr. Hartmant
latest book entitled "Stunmer Catarrh."'
Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus,. O.
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Bargain Sale
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We have purchased a' large
0, stock of Seconds Granite -ware
; at a very low rate on. the dollar.
If in need of anything iii,the line
it will pay to ca,lland look thr-
ough, as we will n.ave them
ap•
marked at Bargainrices. 0
$ See display in south side store.andgwinclow.
$ •Everything marked in plain figures.
$ HARLAND BROS.'
STOVES AND 'HARDWARE.
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An • English 'scientific journal- reealls
some renta.rkable eases of resuicita-
thin in discussing the actual • danger
of premature burial. There is 'on rec-
ord the case -of a .man who. was, .cs.rp-
sized froin a, sailboat and sank with
weightS oft 'top of him, :With the ex-
. . •
option. of .his • left 'arm he was entire- •
ly- submerged for almost fifteen inirtut-.
es ; but was revived, though with con-
siderable difficulty, arid eventually re-
covered. Exam -pies of recovery after
periods of submersion .lasting for
twenty ntinutes, , one hour and even two
hours, are recorded.. Another inter-
esting. Cal0 is that of a criminal who
was. banged, .being ,suspended for. -twen-
ty minutes. Ills ,death was certified to
and the laxly removed for Post-mortem
examitiatiou ; but while the surbgeons
were making their preparations for
work he suckle* sat up, fully alive.,
althorgb he . afterwards died .14 pul-
monary congestion. Another inste,nce
relates to the surpri'sing' experience of '
nrnsian generul.who was shot throu-
gh the. head and buried „ hy
kis orderly' who • had • satisfied
himself that the officer Was dead.
Two hours afterwatcla the general re-
ported himself. to the Emperor ; and
it is recorded that he lived for many
years told that he served, incidentally,
as a pall4bearer to the orderly who
bad buried him. Aga(n, there is the
case cf a man who took 12o grains of
chloral with- apparently fatal results.
His respiration had ceased' entirely,the
sounds of his heart were imperceptible
aucl there V70,11 110 pule at the wrist.
After having been in this edinlitikui for
•Soate hours be was successfully re-
vived and made a permanent recovery,
1-no,rper.
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