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THE- MOLSONS' BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1855
Capital authorized, $5,000000 Capital paid up $3•000,000
Reserve Fund $Z,850,000
The public will please bear lit mind that we have removed from our
old stand, Rattenbury street, to our new alld BpaCIOUS °Mee (WhiCh
is new in the centre of the town) in the new Oombe block, cornet, or
Victoria and Albert streets (opposite J. W. Lewin's grocery.) A call
froni the public generally is solicited. •
—SAMOS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed it highest current rates from date of
• deposit to date of withdrawal
. C. BREWER, Manager, " e CLINTON.
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The r,)est PleaSitlg Pres- •
EA,RM 10 RENT OR FOR: SALE,—
Lot 3.2, COL 9) Go4eriel4 township,
• • censisting of 8o acres, 40 acres seed-
** ed down, 6 a.cres in fall .).ylietato or-
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Kits are among the
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• chard, brick house and bank ham
mile from schoel, 2I); miles from
• Holanesville, 5 ;Liles from Clinton.
•-• Immediate possession can be riven,—
• George 3. Coneell, Clinton P. O.
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• e* CAROL E. NEWCOMBE A, L. C. M.—
:: organist of Ontario street Methodist
▪ church. Teacher of Piano, Harmony,
ee Form. Free Theory lecture te stir-
• • dents- every Tuesday evening at etii-
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dace Over leeweembe s store, Chu-
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NO BRIDE EVER YET .•.
RECEIVED TOO hl UCH
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OF EITHER. • • e• •
WE ARE SHOWING •-e • DR. DITTLER, EYE,' EA12,-. 'NOSE
and Throat Specialist, 370 . Queen's
Avenee, London, 3rd door east of
St. .411d17eW'S Cliurch, . Glasses sup-
plied. • Will be at the • Rattenbury
House-, Clinton, April 28; June. 2 and
CLINTON DYE WORKS—I AM PRE -
pared to do all kines of Cleaning,
Dyeing and Pressing of. Clothes.
All work done an short notice and
satisfaction. guaranteed., --3. '1'. SE -
WARD., .
A VERY CHOICE AS- ••e•
e.
SORTM ENT OF SILVER- • •
WARE AND C'UT GLASS
FOR
Wedding
Presents
AND THOSE WHO HAVE,":.
FRIENDS, WHO ARE A.BOUT'
TC ENTER TUE HAPPY'
STATE, SHOULD INSPECT
OUR STOCK. THESEGOODS
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
•• APPRECIATED. •
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W. H. Hellyar
Jeweler and Optician ,
CLINTON. .
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We canna.
0"-- Boma You ?
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Have built up a first +class
1 Hale, such as we have•
unless our goods were
right in every way. We sell
the Finest Goods fer the finest
trade. One trial convinces yoti
of this.
Among other lines we ex-
cel in Farley Biscuits. We
keep Assorted Biscuits at 10e
per lb. up to Macaroons at 50e.
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the best: Chutney Chili
Sance, Chow-Ohow, sweet and..
sour Vinegar Pickles and also
Horse Radish.
We still solicit vont. trade
W. T. O'Nei
• CLINTON
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COAL!
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AVE. YOUR ORDERS NOW
•-FOR YOUR. SEASON'S' SUP-
•• prAr • OF COAL.. 'WE CARRY
• • -ONLY. THE VERY BEST. GRA,. •
• DES' WHICH WILL BE'SOLD
AT THE LOWEST. rossmigu
pittere,.. • • . • •
..O.DERS MAY, BE.LEFT Al,'.
DAVIS Sr ROWLAND'S HARD- .
• • 1VA1.E S;TQRJ OktTH
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You Oan See.
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•'For -yourself hoi• much u shoe has to
do with the.:aPpearence of your
:What. i glier ehan a poorly shaped
shoe.? •Wheit isdalntier than.
"' • A TRTM..CLEAN CUT SHOE „
that titsclosely dbent the foot` . and,
'brings out its. nattiraI . artistic llama,.
We -can find a.. ghee' to. fit youo feot.
no matter. how hard you are to suit.
Our .spring stock has arrived and the
prices are right.We are showing. a
line Of •-shoes Jar men at 3,,50 that.
cata't be • beat for price. and quality.
Aiso a line of shock- for waihen (The '
Queen Alexander) for $2 Which, is extra
value, Cotne•in and have a .10ok
our stock, No trouble to Show•gocids.;
Groceries,.
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•• our.,stock. is complete. •We have a
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goiadi line of ,Teeeit Tees, groom at.d
black. In eackage teas we carry • the '
leidella, 'Red Rose, Blue. Ribbon r.tnd
Lipton's: celebrated teas.; They were
bought • before the. adeauce in 13?*le
whicla We will giee ova- customers the
• beeetit of. Plain and Vanci• Biscuits,'
•'Boiled Hem, Situated IthIl, 13reekfast
Bacom . Pickled Pies •1/eet, ' Canned'
Meats, Pickles in. 1,11 ud bettlei •
el
all kinds. A. trial ciete• will conviame
you that we carry e stock eettal • to
any in tfe • triale.and • the prices' roe. -
Also a 'ear a? Itedpathis 'sug-
ar' just arrieed which We are selling at
cost. ' •• . • • .
• In seeds we have get good •Red
Clover, 'Alsike, .Tinicthy, Mangold. and
Ternip seed . mid all kiwis of gardeit
seeds, orchard grass. •
In seroekery we. have a few • 'dinner
sets We' are selling very cheap. Your
trade selected.
LADIES'• BICYCLE FOR SALK
Very little used.—Alady at The
News -Record ' office. 20
FOR SALE. --A BUN".3I ;1;P STOCK
steers .and two or tbite• new ankh
cows.—Jelui 'Holmes, lfuron Roach
CI:ntort P. 0. 1$*
o•oi.i,vits volt sAix. —1. WILL BE
at the Commercial hotel; Seaforth,
at i °clock ion Wednesday, May 25th,
and liontleshoro at 1 o'clock Saturday
May 28th, with a load of caves foe!
sale.—Jas. C. Parsons, • Kippen.
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CALVES FOR SALE. --P WILL BE
at Londesbcro at 1 o'clock on Sat-
urdav, May nath, with a lead of cal-
ves tor saleee-Jas. C. Parsons,
The. Clinton News.Recaril
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HARBURN—RILEV—At the resideace
1 the bride's parents in MeKilloP
on May nth, by .Ree. Mr. Caswell,
Elizabeth Jane, eldest daughter of
Wirlield Riley, to J. I. Hay -
burn of ITsberne.
BRP,',NNER—STEWART—At the rest -
deuce of Mr. Henry Gould, Exeter,
on May 40, by Rev, Wm, Martin,
Mr. Ezra, Brenner of Grand Bend,
to Miss Annie Stewart.
Births.
Marriages.
PASTURE.—A LIMITED- NUMBER
cf cow e will be taken for pasture cal !
the grounds of the Golf Club. For
terms apply to N. Fair, Clinton,
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HAVE YOU A HOUSE TO RENT OR
for sale If so make use of this
- column. 35c for first insertion and
ro. cents each sulaseeuent time.
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DESIRABLE HOME FOR SALE.—
Nouse and lots in the village ef Hot-
- inesville. The undersigned oilers • for
• sale her large two-story brick hen- -
• se, with slate roof; good cellar,lerge
rooms, furnace, hard and soft water
in.lacese, stable and drive shed,geod
garden, all kinds of. fraite. Also
about 2N acres cif land is offered for •
-• sale. • Convenient to railroad Itat'on,
postolliee, cluireh and Klein'.
by. mail or on premines Mrs.
T.. C. Pickard, 1*,,I.aes4.111.:1. 18-e
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B-AYRIELD COURT OF REVISION.a.:
• Notice, is :hereby given • that the.
'Court for • the Revision of the ..AS-.
. :7e:same:it Roll • of. the. Village of
• Baylield Will. be held in the ' Town
Hall on Thursc'tay, the 26th day of .
_May, at . 10.30 a. en., for the •purpose
hearing • and •Settlin•ge eoneplainte
against the said. asaCesment.
Persons having business at the court
• will 'please tietend at the -said. tim.e
and place -without further notice,-,;
. H. W. Erwin, Clerk,Bayfield; May
6th, . 1904.
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niTI,Lwrr. COURT OF . REVISION.----.
Nctice. • is hereby given that- the
• Court for the We ision of the Xs-
- spsNimmt • Roll .of. the Townt:hip- Of .
will lx: held in the4TOwnship
. Hall nri •Sittiircle,y,,• the 28th of May,'
• at io a n,, for the- purpose of hoer--
ingeand settling. eiimPleints •.aigainst
he' 1.1
t6.id • asses'ithent .roll.• • perseas,
haying biteinces. at 'the! 'Coitet .will
. 'please. .at tend iit the 'said • thane . and
.place lei tliout further., nc
Catepbell, ,Clerke Hulleet, •.-May &the
1904. . . .•
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PAPER.- IIANGING.WITEN •YOU •
require ..any , paper hanging done. do:
MA target- to .give Satis7,-
. 'f afc t it> ri guaranteed; or :nar tinoutiy..aske•
. ed. Price • Ofehanginge ten .centsper,'
Orders left at At • t'.'6iich's 'meet
.niarket, or. at say residence., west -end.
; RettenburY prorne.
Pt attertion.-eTheedore••Hale. • . .20
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FOR • SALE OR TO RENT—A COM-
, fortable house aitliated On corner of
Church and Osborne streets.—Apply
to CHAS. OVER/31112.Y, July x6th.
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THORQBRED REGISTER M IH"R-
' hate • Bell for sale, ,r3 months' 'old.
Have two, • will sell one elicap;-:-Al-
••bert Nott, lot 24; •coat. 2i Stalliey,
Cliat011.P.' O..•• J5
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•AirtTioN SALE. OF .vijdrAntill
residence property in' the townshep
of St-nley, •in the •County of Huron
one Dinsley Terrace; • edjoining. , • the
. tOW11 of C ihto4I.• pursitint • to • the •
.• power .of sale Cdl.taillettir a. certain
er.ortge.ge, which will be prodecod at
. ,•:the time of „sale, there will be offer-
• ed for sale by public, auction by
. -Tlenuas Brown, 'Auctioneer,. 'at the.
, premises, on Thersday, •the .2nd daY.
of June, 1904, at the 'hoer of Cale
o'clock . ir 'the afteriman the fellow-
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erg , prcperty, • nil/ nely , park lots-
. attimbers 18, 19,-, ,the sotatherly
• two' a,cree of pare lot 20, DinSley
. 'Terrace, containing about eight .acres
. lead. There. is.a good house,•
.• leaeies tend orchard end -the properly
,is just . ontside the Corporation: of
-the town of Clinton.• Terans of sale
.—Twenty per •eerat. el the purchase
3noneyon the. eay o. sale- and • the
• balance ie twenty 'days. thereafter.
The property *Will' be sold subject' to
• a •• reserve •bid. •Purther. -.particulars.
and conditions 'side 'wall be made.
• known on the day of sate �r may
. be• had on .; application to .eitherOf.
' the undersigned.—H. 13tattie, Selici-
feorThee, Bn
row, Auctioneer., Det -
.ed the xst daY of May, 1904. . 18-3
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Houses for Sale.
I—Good, Cottage arid two lois „On
Iss.ac street. ' . •• • •
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2—Good House and . two- .lots with
large - plum orchard' ore Fulton
Street. ••
—Comfortable House and ofie • lot
cat Joseph street. • ,
4—Brick"House and tier) lots on Mary
street. .
5—Two Houses • on Rattenbury street
R. GRAH •Am. west.
6—targe Brick House, with six acres
of land„ barn and driving barn. good
Cash for Butter and Eggs. Phisne 23 Clinton.
7—lorame House with eight acres of
land., burns and orchard, cn Diftsley
• • Terrace.
Have "Tour _Beautify . For ternM, etc., apply to•
HENRY BEATTIE, •
sliettor, etc. • Clinton.
BicycleRepaired
THE WHEELING SEASON W/LL
SOON BE ON. NOW TS THE TIME
TO 'W
HAVE YOUR HEEL OVER-
HAULED AND IMPAIRED SO AS
10 BE READY VOR THE C.400D
ROADS.
WE HAVE IN MICH A NUM-
BER OR THE 11EST witims MADE
.AND KEEP AU laisinf.; OF
rx SUNDRIES.
ENTIRP; SATISFACTION GUAR'-
the Room.
A 1'R.E1.1.*2 LAMP HELPS TO
BEAUTIFY A ROOM. 1VE HAVE
SUCH LAMPS AND IN oitnuit.
REDITCE STOCH HAVE MAR -
ICED DOWN 'am. PRICE AS PM -
LOWS :•
$5.50 Lamps ,for $3.98
4,00 Lamps for 2.75
• 2.25 Lamps for 1..75
1,75 Lamps for 1.28
Our it.ock cortoprises et;erything
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ANTEE15. CALL AND SEE US. necessary ior home use.
IMP OPEN EVERY itlinmilo
J1ULTITICSDAY AND TritTE.SDAY. Eggs takeri exeltange for goods.
A. Turner.
Bring .
Your Checks.
YOUR CHECKS ARE WORTH
money to •you and when you
worth money to you and when • yon
have onot:gh to make /it bring
them to. the Palate Larindry, next
door to •the • Chinese, and get a key
that will open the lock ot a $6o
bicycle. Bring your laundry along
and try your luck, it costs *volt
, nothing. We also clean, dye, press
and. repair all kirids of clothing and
Make them look like new at very
reasonable prices. If the wheel is
won by It lady it ealb he exchanged
AtirsShi,er's ?pan for ladies' WI*6C1.
•CONSIONTW,
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BARIGE—In Clinton oa. May 15th, to
. Mr, end Mrs. Alf. Barge, a son. .
DeLONG—In Goderich CAI May 9211, to
Mr. and Mrs. 3. R. II. DeLerg,
son.
VANSTONE—In. •Treelierry on Mays,
to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vanstone,
SOIL
CRUIKSIIANIZS—In Win:glum on May
7th, to Mr. aud Mrs. Rcibt. Cruik-
shanks, a Noe. .
ROBINSON.,-In Ternberry on May
• aoth, to Mr. and Mrs.- Win. Robin-
son, as daughter.
RUMPF---At St. Joseph on May 8114
to Mr.- and Mrs. Fred. Rumpf, a
. daughter,
.SARARAS—At the Goshen Lane, Hay
• . township, on May exth, to Mr.
• and Mrs. Simon Serene>, a 4;10-
. tee.
ROSS—At Guelph on May 7th, to Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Ross of Fergus,
• formerly , of Brussels, 0. son..
NASH-ear., Clinton cn May 2nd, to Mr.
and Mrs-. Daniel Nash, a daughter.'
ROUTLEDGE—In Clinton on May
. 3rd,- to Mr. and Mrs, George Rout-
ledge, a son.
.! Deaths,
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JENKINS—In Goderich township on
May i5th, Charles Jam Jenkins,
son of Mr. John Jenkins,. aged • 19
years, 6 months. and IT days.
MOORE-4n Clinton on May 12th, Al-
fred Moore, aged 68. 'years and - 4
months..
MILLER—In Hullett 3 en May 18th,
John, eldest 8011 ( Mr. W. J.
Miller, aged 14 *years and ao mon-
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MeNALLYIn Tara •May x2th,Mrs.
• (Dr.) McNally, formerly of •Clinten
aged 40 years.
SKEI4TON.—In the hospital, .Toretito,
• Louisa Thuell, relict Of the late
, George Skelton, Morris township,
, • in her 4511: year. •' -•
YOU:HILL—in Winneeepe or: May 5th,;
Jennie Wyatt,' wife Of ;Tease& You-
• lull, .nged 33_years. •
CONSTABLE --an *We:Them on May
.• loth, Emana Eva. Hanna, Wife EX
Mr,'Leslie. Constable, aged • 32• -
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MeINNES—in Exeter on May
Meleinese aged 74 -'years.•
HOLLINGER-1AL Grenfell, A.ssae,• on
May 71.1, Edward Hollinger, . aged
27 Years, 6 inciriChs nerd 76 -days.
MeLP.101)-4At •Cypress River, Wen.; 'cat
•• April. 28th, tVilliain MeIacele • •for-
• . • mealy Of Morris toweehip, aged $6•:
• years e,aul to months. ' . •
CAMPIIELI In MeRallop on hie.Yete.
etli, Ann Jane Campbell; . _of
Mr 'Robert Campbell, •eg.ed •
• .years .1110111.111i. ' ••
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OW TWO BEAUTIFUL WOMEN ESCAPED
SPRING CATARRH BY USE OF PE,R1J-,NA.
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.Nothincr Robs One of Strength Like Spring
Catarrh ---Spring Fever is Spring Catarrh,
Mrs, Leone Dolohan, in a letter from the Oommercaal
Minneapolis, Minna writes;
., The Parana, Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
, aeleuenwer, direr two m'onths my physician experimented
mo trying to euro A hard cold which settled in my stomatila
- causing inflammation and catarrh. I then made up ray raind
ho was simply unable to help me, and refuting Rime of the,
flattering testimonials as to the value of Peruna ouch eases,
I thought I would try it.
"It was eix weeks before I could at a meal 'without unpleasant
effects, but I have now boon well for six months, and I give all
tho credit to Poruna."—Mrs. Leone Doke= ,
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111ra. Leone Doleb.a.n.
Miss Helen Whitma,n, 808X Grand
Ave.,. Milwaulcee, Wis., writes t
"There is nothing like POT1,112a for
that tired feeling, which gives you. no
ambition for work or play. After a pro-
longed illness, about a year ago I felt
unable to regain my health, but four
bottles of Ferman, made a 'wonderful
• change and restored me to perfect health.
At long as you keep your blood in a• i•
good oonditioa you aro all right, and '
, Porting, seems to 1111 the veins witl) pure,
• healthful blood. I thoroughly endorse
it."—Miss Helen. Whitman.
• ilew to Get Strong Nentes.
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Pirst, repair the injury already done
to your nerves. The way to do this is to
do exactly as clid Mr. Hal. P. Denton,
Chief Department Publicity and Promo-
tion of National Export Exposition,
Ho writes; “Toward the latter part
of August 1'1mnd. myself in a very
much run -clown coudition. My family
physician aaid I had nervous,prostra-
tion and ree.ommended a sea voyage. I
gradually grew worse. A. kind friend
whom I had known in Ohio recom-
mended Peruna. • Though skeptical, I
finally yielded, to his advice. After
wing one bottle I was much improved
• and with the fifth bottle came complete
recovery. andin perfect health today
and owe everything to Perana."—Ilal.
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A. Spring .Tonla.• • .
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A COIVIPLETE CURE FOR. BLADDER
• PTI2.110,TT.2.LES • IN l?01/D:S KIDNEY
'JAMES- • ATWELL TRTED • OTHER
'MEDICINES AND .13ANDAGEE-BUT.
THEY,' FAILEDa-DODD'S NIDNIW
PILLS DIDN'T. •
Cempbellferd.„ Ont., May i 6 (PPee,!sa)'
—"I had, Lumbago and Blailder„.Trouba.
le for. years... I could' get nee relief till.
I tried DedilX,Kideey Pills': and • their-
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cured me." • , • ' • '
This is :the •seatenient • of • Sanwa At
well 'el .this place, andeall
lusiieigh-
bors lteciv- it. stet be , true.- Speaking.
further cf Iris eere Mr. Atwell says :.
"For fiveernentliii ' of the taire - the
pains in my. bladder Were verysevere
and in passing my urine Wohia„ .. hurt
me se as to„ almost. causo tears; •., to
come to: my eyes. . • - - , • •
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' ' t .n.sed 'other •-pilli and got nceretecf.
1 .used a bandage and got.: tio relief.
Dedd's , Kidney PHIS. cured me • • . com-
pletely- and permanently." ' e. •
• 'All ' bladder' diseases -are caused ' by
dipordered.kielliee:s. There is just . ope
natural way to • cure them—hy ':curing
the kidneys • with Dodd' a Kielhey rim.
. . , . ,. .. . • .g,uw004, Henitall, and will hiove to.
.. • - . that. piece shortly. . , • ' .
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FIVE ROOM COTTAGE i.••ei WILL- • A cow . belongirg to Mr.. R. R.'
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. lean street to rent. --R CIA. Marshall, Johnston got fast lit' the . ditch ' east
• ' • • 20 of • town- .on Wednesday ;and it •took
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spring. Soxnething to brace the nerves,
invigorate the larein, and. cleanse the
blood,' That .Peruna will do this is be-
yond all question. ,Everyone Who has
tried it has had the same experience as
Mrs. 'D. W. Timberlake, of Lynchburg,
Vs:, who, in a•recent letter, maidens& of
the following words: "I always take a
dose of Peruna after business hours as
it is a groat thing for the neriea. Th'ere
is. no better spring tonic, and I have
used about;a11 of them."—Mrs D V.
Timberlake. . •
• Mr. Fred. }less Sr. dies . planted 3
about am thousand sini..11 trees in.
1134.s park lot eaSt of tovitne TheSe
tree are mostly rna.Ple, be.sswood aild.
'ash 'and touch work Was incurred in •
getting .1.1 • t f tl • • -I e
tranManting Ahem. ••. • ' • •
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Or.r Saturday Mr: N. Cantin had
the misfortune to ,set one • of his•
hands quite severely at St., .
It,. seeniS that he was. haralliag • same
plate glass,' when iris •fir.gers came in..•
donfact . with the edge -and cei. a result
the Ups .of some of his fitters . were
. A. ciellision occurred Saturday •night
aeehort distance West of town: A ity- •
cry returning. from St. Joseph' ; .and •
• ownecl. INY 1. Murdock, Hensall, cel;'
lided„- with . ielc;irry Badour's rig -and :as
,result •. the .shafts ' of both vehieleS
:were sinaskied... 'end the . rigs :.otherwise
daanaged.:-, Luckily .• tior.c of the .oecii-
•panta were hurt:
, Mr. William &alder has left for .Crair-
berry Istand , where • he will i entai'm fet.
some time! looking. • after 311r. MagelS
-and his Inmbereinterest- •
Mr. :Alex. Thompson, Who reccally
sole •iiis feint west of Blake, has pur-
Chaeecl the • residence of ..Mr. Matt.
FOR SALE.—GOOD • SECOND HAND'bath;
• tcpluiggy, almeet • as good as new. • The Members of'. the Lutheran church
1Vill be, sod -1 eel). •. Apply Box on,
Clintori P. O. . •• •• . • ..2o
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MR. • AND AIRS; .T.• TO1VNSEND,•
Ontario street; will diSpose of their
' houselolcl furniture; -carpets, etc:, by
• private sale. They also offer • their• .
house to rent, Will rent
for particulars of wkielt apply to
Miss Jennie Jones. All 'claims aga-
inst Mr. and Mrs. Townsendentuse•be •
presented within tee days.
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STANLEY, . COURT. OF REVISION. --
Notice is herely given that a Court •
'for. •the Revision cf the Assessment
. 'Roll of the Township . of Stanley:-
• will be held in the Township Iran,
Varna, at 10 o'clotk a. m. on Mon-
day, May 3oth,. for the purpose of
hearing said settling complaints a-
gainst the said Assesintient -Roll..
All persons iaterested are tequested.
• to attend.—J. E. • Harnwell, Clerk
of the. Munieliaality. 20
Ogle Cooper's olei stand. orthard, Avithite a, mile of centre of••
'AUCTION SALE OP VALUABLE li.E-
•aideittal Property it Clinton.. --There
• will be . altered ;''.'or sale at the. Rat.
• tenbury. Hetet, in the Town of Clin-
• ton, on Thursday, the 211d clay, of
June, 1904,. at the hour of 1.30 o eke
ck, nt. by Thomas Brown, Auc-
tioneer, the f011eeving valuable pre -
parties belouging to the estate. et
the late Robert Cots : 'Brick House
and three lots, numbers 59,61 and 62,
Mary ntreet, 11 the Tcwm of
Clinton, Brick House and about 6
• acres of land, •being .part. of. Lot 36
in the .17111 concession of Godetich
Township, situated otie
of Clinton Post Office. there ano
good stables and entimildiirgs . and
about two acres (ifetreliard. The
• house and buildings are in ° splendid
condition. Terms—To per cent. down
day of sale, balance in 3o days -other
terms and comlitic its will be made
known on day of sale or May be
seen .at the 0flicc of the vender's st1.•
Iicitor, Henry Beattie, Clinton, Ont.
Thos. 'Brown; Auctioneer, 19-3
•
11We d6Cided 1,6 make etyma improve-.
Menta to. the' choral property larior to
:the begiriniag or the Synod which will
.h+210 here the latter part of this
month. The 'old fence has been ' torn
away and a new pm, will be .put itt its
plitee. A comeet sidewalk. will also be
Melt 111 plaee of the one in front . of
the egerela .
. Catarrh In Spring.
• The spring is the best time to treat
eatarrh. Nature readws ,horself every
spring. The system is rejuvenated by
sPrizig weather. This renders medi-
Ci110111.mora effective. A short course of
Pernna, assisted by the balmy air of
• spring, will -cure old, stulaboan cases of
catarrh that have resisted tri4pment for
years. Everybody ehordd hiiye a copy
of Dr:, Hir treat's latest book 0,4 catarrh.
Address The • Peritua Medici* Co" Co.'
iambi* Ohio.' ,
•
Anthracite Coal tBs_
• from the.best iniPg.
a • rict ir PepsYlvAnia
All Sizes ofCli.
S. • ostrtutstpve. .
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and Grate Coal,
highest grades at lowest market price„,qual-
ity considered. It pays to buy the best,. a
# Bituminous Coal
. • . • Massillon and Flocking
'.rValley Select Lump, 'purest and best soft '. 9
. . .
2. -coal in the market for domestic use. $
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Charcoal 1
. 15 .cents:per sacks or 2 sacks for . $
. 25 cents. Just the j thing for starting fires
' Toasting., Broilin.g, etc, . . $ •
tLeave your 'ordersat. our Store.
Prompt delivery and\ satisfaction guaranteed. va
$ '
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Colborne Township. "L X
The seliblars 'of •the . .sehool
and their teacher, T,iit Knox, steed -lie -
fere the camera of a Clinton artist et
Monday. •About twenty-five Were . in
the group, sicknese amen the scholars
catising the eleseuce of- about • eight,
With the exception of three teathers
the pedagogues in charge of the schoel
have always made this an event. Mr.
Knox is the secend. gentleman that
has been taken in the groups of the
preseht and the past. Q. 11. Williams
was the first teacher of the school, in
1889, the 'other •teachers being ladies,
E. Walters , who has been hi, the
grocery business at, Collingwood (1ur-
ing • It* paid ten years vitas pm -chased
the general store here 'from A.
:Gledhill.
'rehe• following figures are taken Iran
the assessor's roll for Colborne town-
ship :
A,xereage clearee 30,000
Total value of real and personal
property $1.084,100
Male persons from 21 to bo yrs. 407
(a decrease of 20 front last vear)
Total population 1,liei) (k. decrease of
/01.. .
Cattle 4,410 . .
Sheep II, ro6 •
ITegs e,630 (alt increase of *over son)
lbor• • .
Births
Acres of orehard flO
Acres of fall wheat 1,42e
4
Deaths ta
School children '350 (a decrease of e7 .00
front last year =, low price. Ladies' Rubbers 45e •
OP.
+Children 'between the eges ,5
.. 2
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