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THE M.OLSONS BANK
Incorporated 1,•ty Act Of Padlanlent 1855
Capital authorized, $5,000,000 Capital paid ups $3,000,000
Reserve Fund $Z,850,000
REMOVAL
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:40 The public will please bear in mind that we have removed from out
nhl stend, Itattenhury street, to our now Itnd spaeious office (which
is now in the centre of the town) in the new Combe block, collier of
Victoria and Albert streets (opposite J. W Irwin's grocery.) A call
from the public generally is solicited.
--SAVINGS !RANK DEPARTMENT—
I 'Arrest till owed at highest en:Tent ral es from date of
deposit to date of witbdrawal........\.
H. C. BRISWER, Manager, • CLINTON.
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The most Pleasing Pres-7.-
ents are among
SILVER
• WARE
7, AND
CUT
• GLASS
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NO BRIDE EVER, YET
RECEIVED TOO MUCH
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OF EITHER.
FOR. SALE. -A ntne.•77,if sootle
steers and two or thoel ;taw. m
cows.--Jclut •Holmas, .14nron Road.
cllitton P. O.
PARM TO RENT OR 'FOR SALE.--
• 14ot A •con. 9, Godericle. township,
. consisting of 8o acres, 40 acres seed- -
ed (lean, 6 acres in fall wItteat,i or-
. chard,brick house and bank barn. N
mile from School, 2% miles (rain
Holanesville, 5 Miles: from Clititon.
„. Immediate possession. can be triven.-:
• George .J. Clinton P. O. .
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CAROL It NEWCOMBE A. t, C.
organist of Ontorio• street Methedist
te• . church. •Teacher of Piano, HetineUYi
Penn.. Free Theory lecture. to ant -
(leas every Tuesday evening at stu-
dio. -Over Newcombe's store, ellie
• ton. •
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WE ARE SPIOWING
A. VERY (.31010E AS • •
SORTM ENT OF SILVER.. lie
WARE AND CUT GLASS:
FOR
Wedding
Presents
AND THOSE WHO HAVE
FRIENDS, WHO ARE ABOUT ••
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TC ENTER THE HAPPY'
STATE. SHOULD INSPECt
OUR sTocric, tril ESE GOODS *0-:
MUST BE SEEN TO BE 1.•
APPRECIATED. •••
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W. II. Heliyar
Jeweler and Optician
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We Couldn't. -
Coal You?
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Have. built up e. first class
ead•e, such as we have 2 '
unless our goods were
right, in every vyey... We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
track.. One trial convinces you
of this. • .
Among other lines we
cel in Fancy Biscuits. • We _-
keep Assortud 13iscuits at ific
per lb. up to Macaroons at Me,
In Olives and Pickles we. have
only the best : 'Chutney Chili •
;Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet ana
emir Vinegar Pickles and elsci
Horse Radish. ' •
We still solicit your trede
W. T. O'Neil.
CLINTON
,A4
Buy Tour
Bicycle Here.
'CLINTON DYE WORKS -I AM PRE -
pared to do all kiges. of . Cleaning,
• Dyeieg and Pressing . of Clothes.
• All Werk don,: an. short notice and
satisfaction -van ii eed
• WARD.
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DR. BUTLER, EYE, EAR, NOSE
and Throat Specialist, 370 Queens
A.venoe, Landon, 3rd cloer east .of
St. Andrew's Church:. Glasses 'sap-
. Plia • Will be, at the . Rettenhitry
lloese, 'Clinton, April .28, „Tulle 2. and
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COAL!
LEAVE. YOITR.:ORDF;RS :NOW
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• FOR YOUR, SEASON'S SUP-
prx• . COAL. WE CARRY
•ONLY THY. VERY -BEST GRA-
• •; DES AlTpcir .wir,r, BE SOLD....
• AT THE 'LOWEST .POSSIBLE .•
• PRICE • -
• ORDERS MAY 13E:LEPTAT.
nAvi-§•&-ib* I; A N 13,S I TARO-
. WARE STORE OR WITH .
Stevenson.
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Marriages. Goderich.
NEWCOAIIIE-STERCII-In the Nerd,.
'Woodward .vnrc 1%I. E. church,.
Detroit, tot June • ist, by Rev.
Ches. B. Allen, Lillian, daughter of
Mr. Chas. Sterch, Detroit,, to J.
W. Nteieconthe of Clinton, Ont.
BURGESS-I:JENKINS-At the home
ol the bride's parents,. Ternberry,
on May 24t13, by Rev. r. Swaim;
Bluevale,_ Mr. James Burgess of
• Brentford, to•Miss Jennie, young-
est daughter of Mr, areli Mrs. Thos,
. Jenkins.
REID-OWENS-At Luelttiow or May
Ly Rev. J. N. McLean, 13.
A., of Wingbane Mr. Freckrick
Owens of Warren, Mieb., to Miss
jernieidaughter of Mr. Reb,ert
Reid of Ltianow- '
BISHOP -KNIGHTS -At Knox cht4rch
=use. on Itiey 25th,, by Rev. Jas..
A. Anderson B. A., Prederick J,.
Bishop to Rosie Knights,. young-
est dauglter cf Charles Knights,
all a GcO'crich.. • •
Births.
AlacPARLANE-In Stanley Ot1
191,11,, to Mr. and Mrs...lahn
Parlane, a, daughter,
JUDDt-In Clietion on Mey 3ollt, to Mr;
and Mrs. Thos: Judd, a...daughter.
Lavridt-,u Plaid t (.4 hley • t4the to
. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Little, a dau-
ghter,
COPSINS-In Hullett on May 26the to
. • Mr. •and tootsins, a
• daugt 1:er. ' •.
SCHAPER-In Winglisim on May 250,
• to Mr. • and Mrs. Adam Schafer, a
son.
S:afortli on May 3rd, to
. • Mr. arid Mrs. A. Smith, i4 SC.N.
•BLANSHARD-In McKillap • art .May
:** nod, :to . Mr. and Mrs. William
Rlansha,rd, a son. •
HOGGARTH-In Tuckersinith on May
23rd,. • to Mr. and Mrs. William
• 1-loggarth, a son.
WEST -In Bluevale on. Mr v 2oth, to
'Rev. end Mrs, \Vest, a ,se.s.
LAWSON-In Colborne c•n May i8th,
to hit. and Mrs. R. Lawson,twins,
boy and . girl, ' • . .
WALLACE-.In Goderich on May 23rd,
to Mr: and Mrs Wiliiain Wallace,
e, son. •• ••".
HARDY -In Coderich on gay 23rd, ta
Mr, and Mrs. Jos, Hardy,: a. Sen.
• • Deaths. •
ANDERSON -In Goderich' township on
: May 26th, ..lobn 'Atidersierei aged
86 years.. -
FITZSIMONSe-In Clinton on gay -27,
• . Amy • Pitzimens, •daughter of th•e..
:late Samuel Pitzsimens, •aged 30
• . • years. . . •• • •
ALEXANDER -In Gcdericli township
On May • 28th, P.;•lizabeth Splann,
• reliet 'of Alm; •lete• William AleXan-
, der, agod.oe years. • • • .• .• ••
STORDY-in Ambero cit May zetit,
• • 'Mrs. jahe e • d ?-•) vear.
COOK -In 3.31yth .on May 31S1, *Roland:
• • .U.bk, Agee:J. 38 years- and i9 ilays.
at • ,
• blare Ogilvie.,.wife of the late John
13.• -Grieve, aged ti7 years, • •
McKillop on May 251.11„.
• Edward • :fames Howes, aged 72
years.
HARRIS -•At. Wroxeter on 'Bay • 24th,
:(org llarris, agid 56 years:.
•Winglieni, on MayZziel,
Elizabeth • Inv rtlet (-A. the
• • • late /saheb. Ingram,' forinerly of
• 111eKillop',:iu•her, 471.11' year.: • •
A mothers' Meeting was lield on toi.
day at the lenw (if Mrs. D. :Camera, -
,The Cellegiate sports •took place cat
Priday last. We like .0, little unthus-
iresin to enter the hearts of our citi-
zens ou certain occasions and the Col-
legiate sports reqvire wore enthusia-
sm than was shown co. Friday. The
tiperts..were .good, the young men End
Wallita this term were all reaely for.
the fray but the hand stand was not
.1/11102 more than One third :of it oc-
cupied. The bittycle races and the
egg race had girl students .conmetefor
the prizes. hliss Evelyn McDonald
won first prize, a perfume bottle for
the bicycle race and Miss'Vesta How-
ell sewed.. Miss . ES0Iyif Maedoimid
wen in the girl's' race and Harvey
Hillier the boys: The ex-stedents ev-
ent:: were woe by Tont Cosford and
Howard Robertson. Miss Myrtle,How-
ell got first and Miss •Id a Hood sec-
(ael in the spilte• driving .contest. Sick
race -Prank Saunders end. Bruce • An-
Olerson. The senior cluottpioeship was
wort by Stewart Merray. The prizes
:were presented lijr Dirs. Field.•
May .
Mac-
pon yourself 'haw inuch a 'shoe haft to
do •with the appearance of your. foCt-
. What -isehan a poorly shaped
shoe.? • Whot is •daintier than • . •
. • A TRIM' CLEAN CUT zuoz......
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• e an •
that fits closely aboutth
• • ot• • ••d
brings • out its natural -.artistic 'lines.
We. cen find •a 'slice 1.6 fit youe fcot-
no matter how lord. you are tomtit.
Our spring stock has arrived • and the
priceie are right.' We. are •showing a
line. • of ehoes for Men at $3:5o that
can'tbe •'• licet for twice anti quality..
Also 'a line .6f. shawl for woMen (The:
Queen Alexander) fer,152. Which is extra
value.. Come in. mei have a look at
Mir stock. No tremble to show goods..
If you went god solid com
fort in wheeling, hey a Cush-
ion Praane,bicycle with Et cow
ter Brake. We keep thine in
stock from the best makers.
We also keep all keds., of
bicycle suncli•ies.
Lawn Mowers, Sciasors,
Knives, etc., sharpened.
ENTIRE S'ATISPACTION GUAR-
ANTEED. CALL ANI) SEE
STIOP oritN rtvititv v•irmialia
iuy'rTttIMAV AND TItURSDAY,
A.. Turner,
Groceries,
pII4ETON POR
'SALE: -IN- FIRST-
:e1nsscoiidioii. Has child's seat in
front. • Willhe sold Cliettp•-,-J. Rate
teirbiiry. •2I
FOR SALE,-GOODSECOND 4IAND
Act) buggy, 'aIntost es • good: as eiew.
• Will Sold .eleap.- APplY•
; Clinton .
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LADIES'..-BICCLE FOR . SALE.'
,-Very • little esed.--Apply at •The
News-Re:cord • ollice. eo
Morris Township.
A mare belonging- to -.J8421eS
3rd Line, presented her owner . with
twin colt:: recently but, uefortitnetely
both died-.
. Michie, who went West a few
Month; ego, is employed 111 the Indian •
Heed locality; He may not become, a
permanent resident. "
The school wes re-opentid at Iltewn-
town and preeching was •resemed last
Sabbath afterthe close -down ()wing te
the pre:amity of smallpox..
•• A new clue ch shed is being built at
BroWntown 46e66 feet WAAL w a. • af-
ford greater accommodation for the
. -
conveyances of thoseworshipping the-
re, •
ars. 1). Murchison of Glenonne.n,,Mr,
•McDer.ald c.f. St: Helens and Mrs. Wal-
ter Sheep. of Goderich were visitors
at James Sherrie's, 4th tine, !this
week. •
George Bielby, .who has .completed
his. .first year in the Arts course at.
Victoria POiYersity,. Tort:at:0; left hist
week- on a trip to the West Where he
purposes spending his .ya,cE.tipAt. • • .1 .
Mrs, Gilbert Speir, 4th Line, has Mt&
beim euite as well as •nsual •tor the
past few .weeks, her heart being.... the
cause. -She is NVell kirOwli it) tie • ceno
umnity and has been vironderfolly.•ac-
tiVe and bright •for. a Women of her .
age, •haVing passed her .84th birthday
in March. .
. Win: and •.Mrs.- Bryanse 4th • Iiine•,•ar
rived home .Monday from ,Teronto af-
ter spendieg. a few days .in the ' city
consulting • specialists' alaiut . M.ss
illeitcle's • ankle •which shi.3 had.• broken
two •years .& half- ego.and
which: :has not been doing as well as
Jur friends would. wish..Miss .Alaudc
'venial:eel in -the city for. treat:Meet,
Chas.,. Prank • and George ,GereesS;
formerly ,.• of the • 3rd ..com, have...each
taken up • Itkil -.acres • in the. Nieissieg
.Distriet. • The • farine•are. located' about:
:4 4. • aril leso• foam : • New • 'Lis:keg:rd.,. • . the it-
• Postolliee bein: Charlton. Getage-. .anct•
hiS • tet.si"Xilliam •or.e. here. Ior the
• seiniti6r • bet a.nd Prank villre-
main-in: the 'earth., • • ••
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DESIRABLE • *OATH
• Houseand lots iii the c•f Hale
• mestrille, The 'undersigned. Oilers for
sale tier: large 'two-story britli hou-
se, with .slate roof., good rellar;large
fertiece, hard and S9it *atAir
in :11cuse; stable .and•drive shed,good
-garden,- all kinds c,l• frnits. ,Also
.•
about 2%. •acres cif • leed is offered -lar
• sale, • Convenient- to railro.id
poStollice; clitirch•and Scheel. Apply
byI
mail.. or oh e.114. premises hirs. ...C. • Pickard; lTwee
eO,
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PAPER. 'HANGINGe---WHEN• YOU
• • require any •.paler katiging done: ;40
not forget togive ine a call. ,Satis-
.•feetion guaranteed. or nanioney ask-
ed. Price- of -havging; ten cents per
roll. Orders. left at. A. Couch's meet.
;market or at 'my' residencc;•, west 'mid,
• Ratteeleiry street, will receive prom-•
pt .attettion.i-Thcodore Hale, zo
thir stock is cOmplete. We. have ro
goodtline of .lionot Tees, green aed
black, Ti r•ackage teas we carry the
letdella; Red. Rose, Blue Ribbon. and
Liptools celebrated teas. • •were
booght before the adVillia: in price
Which we gi • e• ocr customers the
benefit of. and .Pailey Biscuits,.
lloiled llam, Steel:ed. Roll,Breakfast
Bacon,Pickled .Pigs .Peet, Calmed
.Meitts, Pickles in bulb and •bottles cl
all kinds. A Wel order Will convince
youthat -we carry a stock equal -.to
.
anti' hi the trecle and the prices rea-
sonable, AlsOa ear (O.' Redp*.th's Set- •
or just arrited which we are selling at
cost.
In seeds we have gct good Red
Clover, Alsike, TinictLy; Mangold and
Ternip 'seed and alt kinds of garden •
seeds, orchard grass.
• lit crockery we have a few dinner
Sets we ere selling very cheap. You
trade selected.
R. GRAHAM
• Ogle Cooper's ole, stand.
Cash for Butter atid Eggs.
PliOne 23
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Call and See.
wit worm) ASC.: vor
CALL AND SEE Orit• NEW
STOCK 01` GRA.NITEWARE
AND TINWARE. (:001) OVA-
mro AT LOW rivomo:
FOR. .SALW 'OR TO :RENT., -A. COM-
• fertdble tioese• situated -ott tomer . of
Church' and Osborne strcets.-Apply
• to. CHAS, OVER13DRY. July
•
THOROBRED REGISTE1M DUR-
hem -Bull for .sale, 13 months old.
• llave.Iwo, will sell one cheap. -Al-
bert Nott, lot 24, con. 2, Staulch
Clintoe I'. 0. 15
Our etoek econprises eterything
• neceSsary for home use.
Eggs takeri in exchange for goods.
1 Mrs, Shier'$ vs'atiri
..-.Belgrave,
- • Mronee•Alio:::: ,j Vannaitip of Morris,
gro.arel Mrs. . Jas. • Nichol :61 .13elgravei
.and, • Mr. and Mrs.. R. -Owens of East.
Wawaeash„ spent Sunday...at Mr: Jas.'.
Nethery's, • • • • . ••• , . • •
. Messrs. P..W..; Spett and 1. talker
have ereeted new windmills. • • "
• hlr." 1J J Hallahan ..spent • Sunday
with -friends at- St. ..Aagustitie. • •••• . •
. . .
Conites Guelph .is visit-
ing friends no this Viciniiy, • •
•i• '1.Bri•- .I.Olut.•Masoin lost..a ' terY valtede,.
•le.'-eow -last:week 'from. a tumor on the
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Intigs:• .' • '; • •• • • •• • .
.''Ilie..feairierS: are •letao...on Mr, •.Drivid
tettiliat's -11*W..brabh • -- - • • • -
.Gc•sman is :engaged . at•
Mr. ,as; Anderson's." . • - • • • .
Thos: Willianks spent. Sunday.
• • •
with .Wieigheni
Messrs. A. :Nethery cad. A. Williams
spent Seneny witli JItalett.: friends.o. •
• .Miss .:•Leishinee.left:•. - for
gm...Rohn • ov:Wednesd.ay -6f.last Wee,k,
We wish her. eVery success.Ocw•
.• • • ' • •
MEETING OF THE C0UNC/1.4 OF
The County of Huron. -The council
of the County of Herm will meet in
the council chamlber in. the towo of
Goderich T.uesday, June the 7th,
at 3 o'.elock. All accounts to come
• before the council most beplaced,
with the Clerk on or before first
day • of meeting. -W. Lane, Clerk.,
Dated May e3rd, 1904.
souses for Sale.
Whainn. E*chainge Says
Tlie..fallOwing: from -•the tValliteeburg
News, is • troe of The News -Record.:
icOer paper. is 'never .disconti-nued when
a sObscriber's time -is up utile,ss orclere
ed.- dam so atthat time by the sob-
acriber and, areears ate paid and then
it will be dorm so. Lock at your lab-
el and then yini•cen see aiow you stand,.
If We stopped the paper' when nab,
Wilber andarrearSare paid and) then,
the niajoritY of :people wlio would gay
"dente you think we're worth, it ?"
Who would :13c. 'without the News any-
way rio. •• •
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•
:Hard.. on the Clergy. •
A well known Huron clergymentells
the following rather good story on'
hireself. It seems that little den-
gliter had ,,requested
something for her" and he complieifi
with her request hv Illarkr0g, out tlie
figaire of a one.u. ;Tape," iiinocernly
queried the little girl ls that a -gentle-
man Or a- mipistee ry
1 -Good Cottage and two lots ott
Isaac street.
2-G00al House arid two lots with
large plum orchard on Pultort
street. •
3 -Comfortable House and ono lot
cu Joseph etrect.
4-Bricloll'oese mid two lots oit Mary
street.
5-Twa Houses 'on Rattenbury street
west.
6 -Large Brick House, with siX acres
of land, barn and drivivg barn, good
orchard, withiva mile of centre of
• Clinton.
7-14`rante Ilouse with eight cores of
land, buns and orchard, on Diusley
Terrace.
loot terms, etc., applv ta
HENRY BEATTIE,
ii01citor1 etc.
Clinton,
NO OPERATIONS
NEEDED NOW.
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oet
TO. TIE WOMEN OF ME UNMI) S,TATEi
Successful Home Treatment.
Dr. Hartman's Cure, for Female Diseases—A Generous Offer
to Women.
*writs.
Women'. are Z.A.pplying by. Thousand3 for Or. Hartman's
A.74. Leaf Club, 1402 eth
Vir013 Home Treatment by Letter.
J'.r.COA.DY, Treasurer of the gq
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counoo. Bluffs, Iowa,Writes:
Avenue, 1lii?'"
',per... Is no exPerhnental
One. 1 have used it off and on now
for three years. 441 that time 1 was
cured of irregular and painful men-
struation. Since that time 1 have
taken it for indigestion or whenever I
felt overworked and in ,wed of a tonic,
and 1 have always found that it was of
great benefit to me. I ani therefore
pleased and happy to say a word in its
praise and shall gladly indorse it to
my friends." --.Mrs. J. P. Coady.,
,M4sa Hattie Orace, 254 West 40th St.,
Now York, writes:
“Peruna has changed me from a
fretful, irritable, nervous woman into
4. healthy .and a happy one. Nothing
seems to worry" and to fret me any
more. Since early womanhood 1 sof.
fererl with bearing down pains and
nervousness. ',was thin and worried,
but Peruna restored me. Those who
knew me before cannot understand
Me change. but I cttn sum Hall up lathe
• blessed wordPeruna."...11attle Grace,
Mrs. Illizebetlt Poreuson, No.1.8/ Glst
at, Brooklyn, N. :Ye President West
R,tp,otampleased
ritt
yAersedi
ubono-i$0lvrh
91ciotya,tasi
wribtleess:
,4r,tig
PCruna has. been to me. Severalyears HATTIE
a.iraavv, n•MaYncrIO31acastrolt dualoundesweehmetehderhp llin
vreco
• Or 4lied. • 1 had taken so much merit.
eine that the sight.Of a bottle made me
1 had read about Permit:curing
•wor,:en, and I thought perhaps it would
• help inc. :1 bought a bottle and beforo.
iVr.IS i!nkhedl felt better. • 1 kept on
taking' it, and after three months'
faithful use 1 waS a well woritan and
.tbl6 to do, the work .and undergo the -
strain of yotinger
Pergiison, .
in Ile* of the groat multitude of wo-
men suffering,from eon° form Of mos.
disease and yot unable teellnd any mire,
Dr. Hartman, the renowned gynecolo-
gist; has announced hia'-willingriess to
direct the treatment of as many eases as
make application to him during tho
summer months without charge.
'I'hatreatmeet will bo conducted by
oorrespondenoe, The doctor will. pito-
. .
seribe.all medicines,applications, hy-
oleitio and dietary regulations noceseery
lc. complete a Cure. The medicines pro-
m -Oiled• can • be Obtained, at all. dreg devoted:exclusively to the treatment. of OftoeOyear after year. :
e Loxes. This offer :Will hold geed only :female cligessior. Ho is thus brought to No Martyr in, .pcietryor 'heroine in
%during' tho• slimmer months: Any wo- ace thousands of. Alai cases every yes,r,• romance reakes a more touching appeal
. •irien can heconie a •regular, patient by the tnest of whoin totarn totheir homes to leinian sympathy than. the Woman
ecielIng &writtee Statentent a her age, to bo treated .by'.corroppopdonco; •The Inirderted. with.: the earea of it faintly;
eriedltion a lifte history and eynipterne principal remedr:hatelies upohin such trying: to carry -the extra load •of some
oi her derangements:. • . ' case's 1.3 Penance Which every woman toretionting and eVer • pre.seitt female.
• All email of female (Repast* inclitcling hould have whohas any. affection...of disease. • . .. • • .•
•
"iennetrual irregularities, clitifilszernents, ..this:•kitid. • Those' Wishing "to become Dr: Hartman's. sympathy :for ,sinsh le
• Operations,. inilautinationie disehargeS, patients should address Ir S D.' Ilare. :Unbounded, and .his Will:Mowed to help'
'irritation of the ovaries, tamers .and ManrOolumbus,,Ohio.: . •• them limited- poly. to Itis /it:item.'
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dropsy of the abdomen, should apply at NO one knows better than Dr. 13art-
once and become registered as regular man how much the women suffer with • .
patients. All correspondence will be diseases peculiar to their sex. No one
-held strictly •Conildential. knows better than he does how many
As is well known, Dr. Hartman is the of •thern suffer with such diseases..
president of The Hartman Sanitarium, Patiently, hopefully, wearily, and often
an institution which hasa department sllently, thOY eke out a. Miserable exist-
Miss l'.earl. Pcitere wl o with • her' 0.•
inether; and: little sister spent. severe& .
weeks visitieg • faciels in .Woedstock,
upen her reiern• was taken very ill, re-.
ettiriu.g' the 'services • 'of a 'Pflyicitak.
We. hcpe to.hear. of -her ' speOly recov-
.
• Mr: Pre& Morgan, our•populax ener-:
chant.i. ;has greatly added- to the epp-'
'earonce of his enemies by. the erection
of a netit fence., • •.
:•Mr. • L. *eh& 6f the 13atifield Line
• visited Mr. Jahn Bettcani nt Friday of.
. L1r J. Hamilton, contractor, ;Who •
made 'a' business • trip. to Sudbury, ate
ter a -short :absence returned; He
says..a.fter all his travels .there is:. 'no
Place like old Coderich•toeinship...
Several'. of our young. peeple took in
thee deuce .at• J.Owett?s Ba.y..
.11e1d, last Weduesday 'eight. • 'Ilea.
ardor was considerable dampened' be-.
fore- returning lititua as it rained all
GRAVEL AND MADDER DISEASE
.• c.matn in:, DODD'S KIDNEV
InLLS.
Mit mmot 400
• LondeShorb.
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T,. of T. 'Loyally .t.tetecil,.-
-ton, .Vigited the councilhere.' an
der week. A choice. program, Subston• •
tial Mitch,. speeches; ete„ •ferilled- tte •
order otthe evening and pleasant .tinie -
was, evidently isetoo. liy all. .. • .•
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TORONTO BRICICI4AYEk RELIEV-
•ED OF THOSE -TERRIBLE TROU-.
nr,us-No;n1cAr, Ocirivck; mAx.
ES ANOTHER MOVE PORWARD.
l'oroittoo Ont., May 3c» -(Special) -
Medical Science has at length awaken-
ed to the fact that Gravel and other
bladder troikles are causal by dis-
ordered kidneys tan6 that the incdern
method of coring them is, to- cure the
kidneys with Dodd's Kideey Pills. TleN
does awaywith those terrible opera-
tionsi
that n past yes.rs have been all
toa CCArliii011: -
The ease of William Thomas, brick-
layer, 1'58 1VRII street, thie city, is one
of the recent proofs of the efficiency of
the treatment. Mr. Thomas says :
had been troubled with gravel
and bladder disease for seven years. I
bad to go to the hospital and have
water Wren from inc. X tried Medi-
cines of different Wit& butthey failed
to remove the trouble.
Hearing of cures by them, prompted
1110 tO try Dodd's. Kidney Pills (Met al,
ter taking' them for a time 1 passeda
stone the size of a large bean. roue
boxes of Dodd's Ridney Pills 'Mad* a
somplete cure of my ease."
• The Methodist Sunday school. *Will
hold their' •annuol lawn social • on the
grounds' of the parectnage on the tiven.-
mg- c.. Wetbieseloy; Jtine the. zzed. Ef-
ficept cowaiiitteca are dc.puig alp iiitheir.
pottierto have every .featore -a suciess:
Keep the date °Lien end...mach for fur -
the.r antioniicenuoits.: .: • • • . •
Rev.-. Mr. Kennedy oer ou iiiesday
morningi: to 's,tterd: -Conference at Loa -
don. blesses, R.G. Web , ane' W. Jowett
vsill oafilisc(ib
•iattocant.
ddas,. representatives ,of.
the
Dux. rice.
pathent at Auburn �it Tnesda'v Last,
Henry Riley of the..P. eel!. C. spent:
the recent•holidays at home, • • . • '
Ali's. John Bell of Clioton
visit-
ing fiends here recently. • • •
Miss Goodwin of Clinton has found
necessary to discontinue her class
in music petit the fall, Mr. Cook, •a
very efficient teacher arid musiciatt,will,
take charge of her lerge class • . here.
Mr. Cook is a pupil of Professor.
Caui-
Pbcfl and Conies highly recommended.
• Hensall.
4
; On hlonclity evening- week the geed
people of Cern' el church held an int.
portant meeting to decide as to who
was to be their itilda SII01)1.0rd. Olt 0,
motioe the 'members 'expressed Odr
willingness to vote. On the first bal-
lot being counted it Was nett that
Rev. Mr. Smith of -Milton, who prea-
'cited last Sabbath, was the favorite,
,
and further votes gale him the requir-
ed tWo thirds of the 'vote taken.
•the Saturday- eveoing A..hfcriterson
wes seizeit with 0, :40401.0 -attack of lier-
nia
and 1t. '070.% 1010121 necessary to per-
form ari operation to. save his life.
Dr, Gu•nu of Clinton was sent for, and
assisted by Dr. Mactlierwid •audi • Miss
Mathewsom the mese who is taking
care of Mrs. Maims, Mr. i'dePherson
'came throligh the • olieration nicely and
is recoveriug steadily. It will be some
tilve licfere he is -able to Munie his
leisiness "but the preepects are that his
health will be lictter than, ever.
1
I• Set:titer Al. S. Quay of Prosolvanot
'i, dying. Ile is (lie of the most no -
Timis of American politician:to
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