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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-05-26, Page 4• 4 issassifisfs smassausuoimmi.si The N.,Ars.7Record is published every Thursday at The Ne Rea Printing Renee ALDURT MUM, CLINTON. Tvrins el snbscription---$4 per year in advance ; $i.$o may be eharg•ed if . not K. paid. No paper discontheted = until all arrears are paid, ntileas at the option of the publisher. The date to which every subscription b paid is denoted on the label. Advertising rates- Transient adver- tiseznents, to cents per ' nonpariel line for first inaertion and 3 coats per line for each subsequent insertion. Small advertisements not to exceed one inch., such as ',Loa," , (Stray- ed," ''Stolen," etc., insetted once for .35 cents and leaeli subsequent ins eertion to cents. Conintinticationi,s intended for pnblica- tion nuist, as a guarantee of goc4 faith, be accompanied by the nails) of the writer. To• insure publication in current issue ,copy ot advertisements should be sent is early. Contract ratea-The following table shows our rates for specified per- iods and space z yr. 6 mo. 3 mo. mo, x Coltman $7o oo $4c/ ote $25 oo pi 50 c010.700 40 00 25 00 15 oo 6 00 % Coll112111 25 00 15 00 8 00 2 50 % Column 18 oo xo eci 5 So 2 oo I Inch 6 oo 3 50 2 00 1 '25 W. J. Ivirre.HULL. Editor i.nd Prep, ietor. Goderieh Township.. . - •.. Mr. Janes Connell of the it th eon. had the misfortnne km? valeable • ware and foal recently. : • . . Mrs. Cooper Sr. of the 9th eon.' ie; regret to -learn, in very .pocr health at present Ina it is remarkable - for an old la,ey of her ripe age to be sr, smart. We trust that the blessings of gocd health may. yet be. restored fie ,her. A meeting L. 0, L. No. 306•will be held on Monday evenings' June 6th, when a full attendatice is reirreSted..:- Vrarik Whitmore, Master.. .• . - Mr. E. MeGavin and Mr.. W. Jarrott s...ttenecd the teaehers' convention held io Gael -4h on • Vriclay and Saturday. last, -Service will be held in Cole'S clutreji next Sunday evening at 7.30. instead of. o'Clock. Miss Mond R.athwell, who: is Making - her altesde .at .Mr: John ReethSveli's, spent a few days at her Inetire in.Grey 'last week. Mrs. Charles II. Middleton .spent.lest week at her mother's in. Bemoiller. Mrs. Miller of Montreal is 'Making . her. abode with.. Mrs. W. •Perdue • for. the summer months. .Hensall. . • . - Rev. Mr.' Nbon, who preached .here some' Months .ago, creatiag .'n 'Very favorehle impression: as to. his. pulpit attainments, is now en the probationer list and win. was to 1:,ave -Occupied ,tbe pulpit here for two Suadays ea,ve pla- ce ThrlastSunday to Rev. riar.-• Smith c•,4 Milton,- formerly .of Lucan, .whora the congregation .were arixieus to bear, Ike Buchanan, who. west to • Wood., stock short bine ago to work in a carriage. factory, went tor Brussels last week where he has taken .4 position with Mr. Donaldson, • harnese- -maker, --Thomas Wood, who sojourned ,aniong is the winter before last, is.in town. again . Visiting at , A. MePhe.rson'S. Mr. Wood Las been . spending • the win- ter with his clatsghter, Mrs. (Dr. ). Gem - melt of . Wheatley. •• e • • . Miss. Ethel- Murdock cain.e 'Lonnie. ' on Monday from London:where .site. liee• Just ecmpleted her .cenrse. at eienietr- cial college. She leave.s- again. ...fox' London where she has taken a 'pb:Si.t'• ion towards 'the. latter • part Of next week. • Tuckersiiiith council intend to gravel London Road north from this . • cor- poration limit to the' first ..sideread.. Hensel] will ric.t do much gra.yelling this year. . A. Douglas. and J. Priest have the contract for flie big Tuckersinith,drain the Price being 13500.. . . • • • • Zurich. Reports from. the Sauble .Line say that the fall wteat on that iS complete failure.. Net -7. en the'. . teem,. oty of any of the residents has ...this happesed befine. Many fartners are now btisy turning it under •and will sow aexalier cereal in its. place., • "Yatbaj. r;61-solle,....pasisk-priest atAlte. Sanble Line, is t.110 0Weet) (It alt stito- mohile. It is an Seleetrie driven 'tna- eleine and. lie recently had..ithe cry . re-eharged at London. The Rev.; Father •has not 0S0 et this'Snritg' as yet, but when the: roads:dry • tip and the weather beeoines more seascnithle it will, no .clotibt, be if...familiar sight. With us. • . 14Iessrs. J.. Foster and A. Mittelluiltz have rented the westein part - tile ',Greer' Vallee." farm„ owned. by Mr. Ilaver, Sr., for pasturing .ptir- poses. • Mr. Jonathan 1VIerter left for Assitt;• aleoia district laet Saturday, where he will remain for a "short time eirior to leaviog for his section of. 1aits1 hi A lber ea. • . A serious misfortune befell Mr. Lou- is Hildebrand at Patterson '1,4 Planing Ilensall, on Tharsday. Ate wa.t•i wc•rking att the rip saw: atid in some way hi ndex finger I • ' I Tang iu cotiteet with the saw-, sever- ing it completely. The nehessary attetitiou was immediately given but heLwillt be ltii•d off from work for some. time. HOW DIG CONCURNS AMC MILT. Colborne Township. A. $. Gledhill, wife and daughte*. itdent a day or two- with friends at Clandeboye befcre their de,parture to Kineareine. The masons have _already cominenced 0 Sres,(eXeCir-aeS0 of 0 • 1f/004 ft, • 0 0 .'00000 Mlas B. A. Skiralogst 0.00 . The clinton News.Record 0000000000000000000000000000 The News of Goderich. wort on the lloutulaticet of John MeLarty's barn. At the reeent election of officers . in the Ilentriller Iepwortit League the followmg officers were elected : President, John R. Long xst vice, Artht.r Ioisher 2n4 vice, his.hel hiohring. , • • 3rd vie.e. Ada. Fisher 4th vice, IL R. Long .Seeretary, Sophia Snyder Treasurer,- Deckle Snyder Organist, Annie Yelland. Frank 111e1ionag,lt is stocking his farm, with it Jibe lot f grass' .eattle. . • Mrs, Dailey. of Woodstook -was- visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Atelier/exit, last week. • Miss Illossie Mut,. Thivluttn. of Bruce - field has been tkiend ng the post week at Loglentelon rosin -Alex. Young delivered nine first class- c.attle to W. 'T. Murney this week. They were the finest •buncirof butchers' cattle to W. T. .Murney • last week, some time. . • - Rev. Jas. I-lamilton el • Goderich ce- . cumed the pulpit of.Carlow church last Seheratle at eleven.; o'clockin: the •• ab- se,r.ee of the pastor, ,ReV. ',1'S L. Stnall, at Lis. old 'home it Arthur. .The corner -stone • of 'the new Presley- terian: cluircli at Atthitra will belaid hy Morning Star Lodge, No. 3o9, A. F. and A. 41., of 'Carlow, on May Seth at. 2 O'ClOCIt ill the afternoon Judge HardingOf Torcnt.o, grand master of 41asome Grated Lodge of Canada., and other ..Grand Lcdgeollieersare expecte !A- to. lee present. The lodges of God- orich,, Clinton, Myth and isieknow are .also expected to be present it large nen.thers. The .event will be a red let- ter day. in -the hietory, of Atibteen, • The trustees of S. NO.:3 'have engaged thit. services of -Miss Halliday 01..i3elgraveefOr the remainder of the :resent terms to have the place of Miss: Patterson, who 14 resigned .:ng. to illtsess.. - ' •.' r • .• ' • • • . Mrty-flve head. of cattle were delivered at Andrew •Yoaxig's, mar • Zion church for Robert. McLean .whci• has.. the lame, rented. for the, scaaon, The animals were kill contributed froni this section.; • • • . Senforth.* Mr. and. Mr. Sidney Mullett .aind family returned. on Wedneesday evening after a Sok...urn o -f abont. two- *ears .in the Northwest- and are visiting• • old acquaintances and 'relatives in town, at•el vicinity. . Mr.- • Mullett foxiiierly e(eadneted a hardware attire in • Sea - Rev. Albert McKeon- is making- ,itr- rangetnerts for ai iv:mister picnic at. St:. iSciluenben on Jane 22r4, Mr. I -lei -b. Marshall (.4 Mount Perest spent Sunday with parent,: Mr, 'and Mrs. ,Joseph -Marshall,* Side. street, The..geecery delivery 'boys have' form- ed a .enecnt and Leve decided tot. to de-. -liver any-. groceries after • f3 . on Saturday evening or evenings hefore holidays,. As thie rule .will lee strictly, • obsetved. at every groceey,- customers. will save trouble and.incoavenienee by getting their, orders' in before. 8 p. nr. These 'rides. go into' effect. on•Sate. arday, .131ay. 28th. • • • • . • • Mt -.A. Wee lea. sold • his resi- dence on north. M.ainstreet : to .11Sts• Georg,e Martin for. • . , .• • . • . • LeadhUry.• . Tbe Aid Of 'St.. •George's,ch- • arch Anet itt, the residence' of Mrs. J., Scarlett last weeke • • Several Irani around here attended the- feterel or Mrs; T. Grieve, • •evho died at the .residence .of ler sonSii1-law,, Mr. A,:,' Sunimervills Few live to be as. old ,as.Mrs. GrieVe who had •reach - 'cd the 'good .old •age :of eighty. seven, . Miss M. Tyner of Suintuerhill •visit- ed her anal, •Mrs. • John •Searle,tt. •• , •Wilson and- flintily of Seaforth were isiting frier:cis in -and around WaltOn oit Saturday and .Sunday.. ,••• ..• The Pc:resters of Walton Lad an : tertainment and stepper on 2, ttethS Afkiy:etrening..".: MiSs 'Kate Pulton. c.tf Stratford :is visiting the home 'of her -parents.in the villagei, • - • Mr. T. Pounder of MAchell. wes: 'thee guest of Mr, 'John Scarlett one day last week, . . • . •• . • Mies Baird of Kiiicardine' at Mr, -J. G. Grieve's aid other eirie ends McKillop. • . • Mr.. ant', Mrs. ,Emigh of Blyth . were the guests of Mr. J. G. Grieve on Sun: - _Township. The etuallpoX scare has well nigh died out although 'ecanefasnities are qiiarantined yet.. ' • • Court of kevisien on the Assessment Roll of 404 will be held oh Monday text. • . .Matthew Moses, .21'd Line who liaS j2cen' oft 'the sick list is able • to be ;abie,n,t. ..again 'although. -still si• tittle We are pleased to see JOhn Davis Jr, o tlee • 4th Line elite to lie about anil. lOpe the line weather will aid in hes Complete convalescence. . • Ne*t.. month Jas. and Mrs, Duncan,' 4t11 Line, talk of taking a trip to the Westto visit old' friends' and relatives. They haste a , sor.1 teaching: ... sehool at -Pasqua', Iv.. and..another son at Vernon, 11. C. • W. R. Mooney, 5th Linehad a dose call recently front a serious accident, Iwo teams were working ill the field, one of the span his father was work- ing with was it colt. It got itg bead over thc back of its mate andf in W. .R. attempting to set matters to etiht 1s1 and the older horSe were thrown to !the 'grotind in' it mix up of mart, hors- . 08 and harrows. Mr. Mooney had vile _. of his legs injured lait..the wonder was • that serious damage Was itot dose be- fore everything. was straightened up, Monday forenoon as Robert Caseninre and wife were returning from Wing - Lam their home ou the 2nd con, ,their buggy was struck by the way .• freight train on tle way front Wing- hant to London, at the railwa:y cross- ing it short distance front their. 1 rintc, Mrs. 'Casemore MIN instantly; killed mid her husband was so seriously. i0 - hired that he died during the after- nooli, • • • • • I AN' UNUSUAL SCItNit, It is not receseary to have a bisti- IleAS an Qtrg an Weenatnaker's before you advertise. Big business concerns _ are lettrIt by advertisitig. The little inereliant who, advertises persistently, and always backs irp the promises cot,. tained in the advertisement, will sirre-' ly attract nicre and more c:f thn cus- tom to his store. It ie foolikde to re- fuse to advertise bcta1te you can't afford to carry f.,A big arf advertise- ment as the biggest merchant in the , place. It wool& be just as confdsteot ' to close up your store and .retire from 'business becarne you, cannot afford re flouble front •threc story Wieling in 'An unusual sceno for the present' goieratitif 'was witnessed on' the west side of the town on Saturdayhist when. a citreen hitched a coW to a stonelsnit with which to tdraw manure for spreading over his garden. The ccusiderate citizen loadeili lightly, he mat have 1./1It as 11111011 -on a wheelbarrow, and the row pulled the load as readily as if it enjoyed its unusual task. 'Word was received on the Inth of the death of Mrs. R. D. Christel aw, Blind River, Our readers tna, remember her marriage at the residen ce ef her sister, Mrs. IVIceolli, alma OrretipOndent, 0 000 0000 00 (r.) y Weil, the Daughters of the Empire -' have worked bard an ei waited 4 long y time to get assistance from the powers. that be m their work, but at last the t town- has -handed thou the deed of two. ✓ lots en Wellington, street for • a site a•ne year ago. She has been ill fo the marine hospital. seven months. lier mice, Miss float nee McColl, went to visit her soul few 'months previous to he death an knowing thnt Lite aunt was rapidl growing worse sent for her motile here who went ate/ retrained I.SItU th angel, Death, called her sister home She died very calmly, sleeping i Christ. Mrs. McColl and Miss lleat rice rettaneest7th inst, Beatrice bein much exhausted by the long journe and loving care that she gave he aunt. The funeral cards posted a lilind River 00 the occasion of the (lea th of Mrs. Christelaw were the firs ever posted in Blind River, Mrs. George Porter and Miss rranee Rutson returned from Toronto on, Mot day evening. • Mrs. R. Sprtong tett...riled from Pe trolea ca Satitiday. Ber daughters attack was la grippe, not fever. .., Quite a large kitchen, with roont above it is being lettilt at the back c Victoria street church PreStreterv wh it will make it more. contniediotte. There are so fewmen in townt plough the lots of the eitieens tha some o1. them will be very late i getting their seeds planted. Mrs. • IVIartin of •Eingisbridge, • 1st housekeeper for Captain A. Merril, McGregor, received it telegram semi week in May advising her mother . o We death by small pox. of' •Mr, .Ter Inialt Martin, her brother, at his.resi denee` iU Casselton, Dakota, . Hiswif died several years 'ago leF-Ying 1Lre children and IVIiss Martin who was i Gsderich then Estel went out to reinai with ' her brother unti1. the youreee boy was ten years of 4.-r. Mr, Wiest), it At the last meeting 4)1 the Ditughtere (I of the Etapire it was moved and see - y . ontled that Wareen Berwinfat tura the ✓ first Sod. ' a Mrs. W. C. Landshorough of Clinton . WO the guest last week of Mrs. (Rev.i. le MeGillivray, - • In a letter from Detroit to, her. �a - sin, Mrs. 'W. T. Bays, Mrs. AI, II. y Mcrris 'said that lier brother, 111r. lien - ✓ jamin Gibbons was no better, the M. t D's diagnosing his case as enlargement I e of the heart, very little. hope • can be s in I: held out for his reecietry. The. ehureh was -crowded on the even - g of the oceasion of the Women's t- Pereign Missionary Coreeentien held. there that 'day, Revs. Andrews, Ci;up- ,; • land and. Grahame were on the plat- , forni . with IV i 3S Sifton, the 111iSMOIlitrY il4 Irene far Japkin mei the choir in at- tendaree. Rev. Mr. Grahame 4nacle s - . e a &co chairman of • the evening- and e_ gave it few complimentary remarks '. uponbe Aauspicious- occasion of having so worthy a •Canadiani to address' hent as Miss Sifton. 'Re' said this was the t ' charaeteristic of the last eentury,send- te ing out. pioneers to every frontier ':.*,d- every avenue,' . geographically, com- e mentally...end ecientificallye The elear :followed. with Anew renditicri of "Rock itges," Miss Laurie Brown resider- • Jig We Solo parts in her usual »leas- , . - 91Sgt.s.tY0i6eca. •ge's' Young Peolge's e who drove ;Canto', -on Wednesday e eventing were •dolighttil with the eour- n. tesy showii• them by ;Rev. Mr. Gitunte, and the 'Young' Pec.iile's As:awls:then:of t • St••••Paul'i, the• remembrance. of' vhielt sold Lis faxen and eeenled upen .re-. tiring. bet spending last Witter at bis home bi Kingsbridge, Le rettirned two months before his last illness with tLe intention .of returning to Lis old holine • Mrs, J. F. .Cassiday is nareing Mes; I-Itenry Hostas the past ;two weeks, Miss Morrison, being. called a•way. for -that period of time.. • Mr. Ed.• VanFivery isbook-Iteeper at. the British Exchange, ' • . • Messrs. sT. III, Wilson kind S. R., Resi; son of Stratford Were at the doe this ,inouth, on a- fiShing expedition and secured big bags"of perch. Those who Caine after .thont had no such geod.. Many...people... are dllicted wale- liver troubre that we. thought if . 'we would give this flue receipt so tha any one who .wceeld tare to make re this •pleasant tonic, while the claneeti cn is blooming, would be b10 to rIA.k -use of 'it :i gal 1itdanluleliliu21 1bsni and • stems, pour .4 gallon of lio;;iatt• water' over Them- fate: dayS .iit ecol lint into -a Poreel uni •kettle, add' the rines. ief :Olive oranges and 1 lemon: . , the • mix:Aire 15 mintseie then etriein.throtigh Kg, after which add 3- ibs of sugar and thep ib - pa of the oranges,. leav;iig ;vat seeds. When lake waria arld.two table. aptionsful .of. yeast and allow it to ik and One tveek in a: warni thee stralrs end let stand three Weeks, when the -wine. oe • tonic is 'reesly or bott- 'bng.- Ieep. well covered• 'When making. -The Goderieli. District Meeting cif the Methodist • Church opened... in Victoria street church sit 70.30 it. in. on. Mar 18th, • Rev; *Dr.' Daniels in the chair. MI the .diotrict .121inisters were- Present. Messes, W. A. Gilfordeand• Wellington Lindlayi • tWOSPreniationers; were , re- ceinmended to' be sent 'to College. Mr. . of • 'Tuckers:lath was re -- manna -tided. to the* everk of the 'West:: Rev. Mr'. Andrews'of Walton was re- etthinierited to receive a etiperannuated .relation. • The following brethren we're elected • 011 the. yaripes ccinenittees : Stet ioniegs,..R ov... M. -eseis• ve, Rev. W. • R61)ii.solt, ..' Sabbath School -Rev. J. Kennedy.. and Mr. Jewett,. tennierance--Reve Mr. Mann,: ing and Mr, Williath Bailie, eneetorial 1. 13:: Co:Oland j. W, •Roliitacm..ar.d 1?. ten, Sabbatli-Obser'sPaireio-aev.. Hol - and Mr. Beattie tiesititratieg. :Rev. • T.. worths;•League-ReV. R. A. The annual eonventien tile y, M.. S. of' the Methodist elute zfd nit the• lecture. roean of the. eliereli morn- in•g and afternoon:The preettl • e S.. 'Leeelt ITohneseille, eises and conducted devotional .i.cel.cises. Mrs, (Reir,) Graham extendee, a. gf an, kills and. cordial weleonie to the :ileitis gates. 'Two, niiietete • reports were read frem the . cif Nortle street Gatrielt ; .:Senburn, Briteefield; Myth, Ontario slid Wesley,. Clinten ; Dun»: gannon °pellets , HohnesVille, • •Nile, Varna aitd. Victoria street, Gaderich ; tle• latter being only organtzed ast- SOP end. reported. a Members:hip 'of 23., Ninth- street . church , • .0r:de:ride t,oek eee paltn,'having raised Ste°, f At a., neeting inter in. the afternoon* reeiresentaitives frota Sister societies were. 4-eta:rifted by. the .W. • 1..%. 51. S. Mts. Weerrock brOught greetingS. freen Knox . auxiliarV; Mrs. I.. V. brought greetifigg and thetight they might . consolidate the ',white ribbon- erS' as weil. She also spoke . of the C. T, • XL iniSsionvy wcirk. . Mrs. George Acheson .presidect., at . a. :round • fable. -conference. Reis- Dr. end Mrs. Cook kindly 'sang, lilies Courtice ly presiding- at the -.organ. ' • • Mrs. Leech' was re-elected organizer • kr the coming year. ': . .01ir prienieted temente:tee brought • ont the regreth.1 fact that ten members had passed to the Great Beyond during the• Past year, all faithful to the sattse of Cltrist end Ilis chinch. Mise „1.. Reid of En:edit:Id . :vett Sunday in, this ' . Mune Rumor says. that wedding bells Will soon be ringiug in our midet. • • Mr. Janette Steep .was the guest of Miss. Campbell ott Sunday Iast, gain) banishes Ao oblivion the dark rainy driVe to their respective homes lane, .They arreved abcut a. th. Thursday tbrongle it down pour. Miss. Madge Macdonald, teacher at Zurich, Was, while attending' the Tea, chers' Convetaien here last week, the guest of. Kra. J. C. Harrison. latss Vearl Niel:Olson' of Zerteli while at the canveetion was the. •guest. of her aunt, .IVIrs, Godfrey Niehcl: Miss MeIntesle, teacher, .Loshalsh; -while. at the convntion was the guest of Mrs. Morrow. -.. Miss Coral Vivian•paesed. her eXatni, nation third in the gradrating list . of nurses at Vieteria. hospital, London, on Wednesday: The. Misses Lain C. RobinSon, daughter ..of -Rev. Mr. Robe ineon, and Miss'.1.0.1telwyn E. Reid •:of t• Lucknow •gradnated en the same .day.' / Miss Luls, C. .RobinSon. gave the :rale- - dietary.' e We must n.ot foitet. to etngratylatc. • Mr, and. the MiSfl08,.ii'v.,sitingtpui SSast street, on the. gdvancoment. of • their grother, S. li%'Wtisliiiigton. K. • ilton, to .the crown 'atterinixship-• • of • Wentworth. -Count',' insuccession to the late John 'Crear • . . • Barrister 'John Hawley, wbo was ill, .the greater -part .if the winter,looks hiniseli again. Ile and; Ali's. Hawley, are it „the Park llouse and -Ivo ...con- gretulate Mr- Hawley onhis-,reinstateS inent goml lealth• . • .• Mrs. E. Ni Lewis, wife 'of' our wet - v, mayor, •Iiii.S.Leen 1118C,810'. , .Saturilat,Y,W85 the flay of the coning - of . • age •of Mr. Darius -.Doty Sallows; ifitstiilvs8aiell°1t*-.811'ine. t •cou t a iaing ,fruit cake ane• ' lots Of Sweet meats. .Wewish. the heir , of the.. noted artist it asefel and InP- py life, •' • . • Mrs., Ilniley ;and (laughter, who• were the giiests of Mrs.. W. D. Shatition this month, re -tented ea their. borne ••• at.: - 'woallstock to which: •ejty :•• they: Were called 7 n binsiness„ Mit :they intend re-. stnruing here VeryehertIV: to tkiend.the saintlier at the British Exchange.. . , Some of- our ladies who' Were. Tbro4- -tosvisitors thitestiOntli,•:leced. the pleas- . ose ..• Meeting ' 1VIee4ames. (Captain) • McKeY :and Nell :Campbell. • Mrs; Campbell, we. are. sorry. ,to nOte, lIas hem' inerather. delicate .health lately. leit Mrs'. • McKay :is...wondrous well, Mrs, Graham is recovering , jv from eit .."attaek cheon ic • bro tie Mi -ss Gralieen, •lately, • New. Verk, arrive.,d front ihit cife7' .. Saturday. She 1.as ' spent: •Aeveral years 111 New S'eork hut wull . spend • the summer' at home; , • -. A Point To Mothers. If you Lave a child that •is sickles fretful, nervoue, reStless at night, 'Gl- enne:eft '• from any stortiathor bowel troubles cif any Sort,. Am la 112.1)30's Own Tablets. Don't he afraid of this medicine -ft is • gnaranteed to .contain no opiate 'or • harmful drug: Give thi. Tablets to the elek child end wateh -the quick relief and rapid restoration to health e.,tril strength. Thousands of mothers. are using this medicine for 'their little ones: and they, all praise it. What stronger evidence east you want? Mrs.A, Meliairtnicl, Ont..' say's : OWir TaLlets cer. taidy fill all the claim y6tt Make for them so fax as toy e:Jierience goes. I consider them n perfect medicine for thildreff and always Iteep them itt the house," Von 'can get the Tatiets from . limy dealer ;n medicine, oz lf 3(1e write The Dr. W1Jauis Medicine Co',„ Druck., vine, Ont., they will send you a box by wail post paid for 25 cents, 0 0 0 • 000000 0000 00 • 00000 • Painful Rheumatism. THIS TROXIDLE IS CATISED DV AN - ACID IN THE BLOOD AND CAN OM" 11E CURED, TIIROVGII Tan 1314001). Rheumatism is caused by an acid in the blood. That is it medical truth - every sufferer iroin this trouble shoal Lear in mind. Liniments anti outward rapplicaticms cannot cure what A S root - (el in. the blood -the disease trust be, • cured through the bleod. .That is the reason rheumatism yields almost like magic to Dr.. Williams' Zak. Pills, This new blood .cenquers the painful poison, sweeps out the aelung axed, soothes the nerves, loosens the Inneeles and banishes rheumatism. Mr. Scleat Morrison, one of • the best known and most esteemed reel/411:s of 'Guelpe, Ont., gives _striking testimony to the truth of ?be statementmade above.. He says '"IVIy trouble came gradually and was prenouteed muscular thettina- tism, 2,116 was- located ehielly bly neck' anti shoulders. • I can hardly ie.!' you; how much. I suffered. I was con- fined to my bed for fifteen Inc:ails. A • great •fliany friends came to $‘e tiering that time and I think. 1 UM Male In saving that most of elicen Lad very few hopes that. 1 wotild '1,;et bet- ter. I tried it great:in-any remedies without tali, lasting benefit.- .Then 1 tried. Dr. Williams". Pink Pills and I aur Shankful.' to .say that throtign the use. or these •pills anee • the indelatigaile- le nursing, ot -guy wire 1 pin again on . my feet. My melt is still somewhat stiff,hut the pain is gone. I one now in my 791/ year and I feel that I owe much to lir. Williams- Pink Pills." These pills haVe cured, thousands •,)f the very woriet, eases of neuralgia, rh- ettniatiem., sciatice, houbago and heel:at:hes, and they eau do the same for Sold hy all medicine dealers or sent . by, nail at 50 cents a.box-eir sx boxes for $2.5o. by writing the lir. Williams' • IVIcclicine • Co,, arcekVillc/' • Goderich. ?Jr. Bell Murray has returnedfront his winter's visit- at Chicago. • 131r:' Tait. has taken A. positionwitli Mr. Harper, West street. •. • , Strawberries ripe, strawberries, rare, all for only So cents per hox, judge Holt attended She funeral Of the late Miss iMeMacking ;which, •teok place at the old home, .Chipeeira.. • Miss Mary Gundry, who has. teen ho- lidaying at Ottawa, returned last week - to herhm oe het e and was =timpani-. ed by her efriend, .Mrs. littrde of VW' *lap, -We are sorry tiS learn of the death oE jet.:se.,Gri • • ..• ir, on 18tle may. He. was • married to the eldest daughter . of Mrs. Reid- , of • Lakeview' town: 'He 1-.s.d. hem a wrinderffilly heal- th -y, 'active man until lately: when , oigt itlaca„betirtpcl,alitd,;()! .01:1714e .tnitil too. late. 'that theailin mit would: bet • fatal. . Soule geowth baffled- :, the surgeoes. and lately it. had made great headway, He Was snitch esteemed by all lic•Met. • • . . . The Sons' 'of Englaral paraded' to St.' George's elitnelt en 'Sunday. aneilleteee ed ...to an silcquent and patriotic ser- mon by Rev. Mark Turnbull. • ' . . •. We regret -to, announce the death or 111r. Thcfras Cutt which took plaee on Fi-iday. -last. He .wa,A bort i in . Grey tcwiislip and came to Goderielt eight years Lgo. The intertnent tock place 111 Bruesels ceineterys ' • . • • 0+0-14+0+0+C-14+0. <> C. • • . 41. DG. Y.011 WAN,T * ' ' °C. ••• • • to sell or Ten:t your fa,rtri or 01- • town property ? . • + . • . Have you live •stock for 4>• + sale?. • , . . • • '0.. + • • Do von...want to sectire hir A.. <.> hep ? • * + • : . + • .Iti lnake uSe of • our ie small ad ebbenui on page 6. + • . . 4. AdVertising .in he News- 4. 0. Record :brings. sellers • Islet 0. e beyers together. • 0 * +0.1*4+0+0+.04-14+0+0•1**+4> 00000000000 • 0000000000 Potting :oq• • r! 7"7111111:"'"vmr*-v-"".6 III ill 4, IP (1. erl) rl71 I - CI vorifig Wall Paper is the most effective ‘• and most economical method. of improving r.. and brightening of ; the interior. appear. ‘- ion°. of your dwelling, 11 11 11 .4 • From the many beautiful patterns; many of.. them exeltibive 10 Mir new line, we are certain you . • can 0elect easily the right paper to suit your taste and Let Its show you our handsome array of styles. ALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE Carriages and Clo.Carts r The new 1004 Go -Carts with their swell automobile gear and rich enamel finish are on band- . They are decidedly smart and up-to-date, prices ft oat $10,00 to $26.00, Children's Carriages and Expresi Wagons $1 to $1.50 0 0 0 4,0 -0 0 < < < '4 < < -4 .14.-•,Seasketl.4.-4.--4.-.?....4-..1.- -).....LeSekee'Seik.4-1.-......A.s1/4,1~-e_ ..............- -fee. 4 se, 4 ..1 . 4 4 ' 4 4, 4. 4- 4 4 000000000000000000000s00000000000000 0 0 0 `••••• • • , , May 26th 1004 • 4+00K4o+++00.04.s.:044.004.1.0,74+004........:..-; 044004,40044+ :c ): X MoKINNON & 00 " BLYTH`f • •41. /104 MILLINERY 'We keep 11 sharp watch on fashion's dictates, and follow closely whatever Millinery changes may he in. eidental to it change of dress styles, so that you are at. ways stire of finding the latest things hew, Wo have amingements made whereby we have new styles ship peel to us as won 118 they appear on the nintitnt. Our Millinery department, under the able Man- ng,ement of liss It00(1, is a grand euccese. Our trim- mers have to work overtime to 1111 orders. We have snob, n gorgeous display of new bats and trimmings, WO will not attempt to deectlbe them. We will he pleased to have you onli and wiew our grand display of millinery. You don't need to climb up -stairs to se" it, It is all displayed in our spacious show room on the ground floor. hitewear and. Shirt Waists 'We havejust received a, shipment of Ladies' White . Underwear and Shirt 'Waists, which were ordered he. - fere the advance in Cottons, and will be sold at special prices. . We also show it full line of travellers! samples • of Whitewear -which will be sold - below. ,,wholesale . • prices :- "White.Muslin Shirt Walks, wide tucks, 'hem stitched, only', .W0. . rine White Muslin Waists, trinained with yak lace and insertion, 141411 Sizes, at 2141. Corset Covers, trimmed with Woks. and. torchon lace arid. insertion: - • • great value at 2,5c, 235e, Mk and 715c. • Ladies' Fine White Skirts, trimmed with el b "d' • #1. sr` ..t. ' • Ladies Drawets, nicely trimmed with tucks And lace, We and 15c.fp • • 1..40 cKINNON..8t 00 BLYTH 1,1440*:•04,••.:•4•••:••,•,••:•.:••SseSsiesieee44•See•Isetie,T•10444,1eSSI•St.: .1,44:44:4,,e.•:-.1.#4,••;•.:4S:44,;.•:,01Se *V.:* 4,04.......4).4414.40....***444)...•••••••••••••• New Spring Footwear at The. Old Reliable. - Our stock is equal. Led by few and excelled by none.' • • Special -valnes • Men's Fine Shoes.' • • .Our School Doots• for boys. and girls; made, . to -our own order, aie . Trade Winners: . • • We shall be pleased ' to show you our stock .and.giVe you our prices. . It might- be monev in • •• . yonr,Pocket, . • ; - •,•• 41e - .•. We, are practical •Shoemakeris having- had a long. experience and you I • run no risk ' when youpurchase your footwear from' us. • • . . - ' • ' Our Spring Stoek • of Boots and Shoes, is v * now complete. . We ' '•• • have the lorgest and . • • best assortment to . • • ebooee from And we -know our Prices are.the lowest. • .t +. • • • The • Immense de- - !nand for TAYLOR'S SHOES Is tbe bestevid-.. • • :epee that (no efforts. to . supply •reaable and sty- . list) Feotwear at reason. - able prices has caught • the Attention of Shrewd • .134yers. . . . . 'A. CALL SOLICITKD . • • -The Old Reliable ; M. il,',.AYLOR & SON. ••••...4.4.4...****************:****41.4).....444..t. . , • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: .J. B. HOOVER. NELSON BALL I URINITIETR FA1 UNDELIT AKING: WE Clay now safely predict the advent • o of Spring. You will -require Furniture.• • See us about it before buying. 4) • • 0 • • • „.. • • , . Sewing Machines' High grade; up-to=date, made in Canada, 13a11-13earing Machines.. • One price.to all,. . HOOVER & ALL., Night aed • S,unday -calls answered ae rest& nee of eithr of the:kind- 44••••••••••••••••••••4114,4444•4••••••••44414.40. 000000 $MiAc°)$wiDr1).'3),1;;A:_is.)coxiociAtt.)•ancr,,c-t..)eciAeo.o00&.,.-',a HE GREAT CASH STORE ANOTBER LARGE (IONSIGNMENT OP READYAMA.Dig " . SPring and Summer .5uits for Men.and Boys Inst PasSed into stoat and will be rusbed olf atastonishing Co* low prices. • • • IT *ILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR FELT MATS POR MEN AND 130Y$ BEFORE nrjriNG in 'our Boot and Shoe department you will find values that cannot be beaten. . • WE HAVE STILL SO.ME • Big Bargains in Lace Curtains and Carpets. (9 • g3It will be to your advantage to see thetn . • 1 4 410 We have an immense range of Ladies' ' Read Owl& Dlouses, (•? 0.) in the latest New York Styles. They fit perfectly and Op wear well, also an Immense tango of Ladies' Wrappers (*) • and.White Wear to choose from. (0 . (4) re the Millinery departtnent yon will find all tile newest and most up.to-date goods ir, tile market, and you ('at) de- • pend on getting the best of satisfaction atit moderato Ql, price. . • r.1 Any quantity of Butterand Eggs taken in exchange for goods. ..) • • ) M. 00 MoBEATH, EILYTHto 000000000 0 000 Progressive business men. advertise in. The Newsulteoord.