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June loth 1904'.
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' THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1853
I Capital authorized, $5,000,000 c ;mita] paid up
REMOVAL $3,000,000
RenerVe Fund' $2,850,000
• The public will please bear in Iniod that we have removed from our
old stand, Itettenhery street, to our nesv and spaeioua office (which
i from the public generally is solicited.
is now in t heOUw
CCH ori he ton) in the Hm
ow cohe block, earner of
Viet orb: anti Albert atreets (opposite il,• %V, Irwin'e ,grocery.) .A call
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H. C. DRUWER: MazuWer*
deposit to date of withdrawal
Interest. allowed nt. highest cm rent rates froin date of
—SAVIKS. BANK DEPARTMENT—
... CLINTON.
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'V0i. SALK-A 3t.rN11 ; tiCK.
steers and two atr mtw311 1443
• o .—.1 Chn, UOIMas, ilitrou Road
. • Cllnton T. 0. • ifr*
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: :FARM TO RENT OR 10i,SALEa•--
.E.. PERFECT. ' ,. ...hi,. 80 acres,9,, - 4o• acres seen-
.. • La ,,,i,2 con- Godurith towaship,
.. ed down, 6 'acres in, fall wheat, , or.;
• • chard, brick house aad bank burro
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•.• ,nrile. from schoeli in; miles from
la TINIE ... Clito.
..Immedutte possessiOn can be- triven,—
a 5 m
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Holanestrilleiles from. -an
. a . • George' .1. Connell, Clinton P. 0...
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.. cm?..or, ii., NEWCOMBE A. L. C. M.,
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• • organist ot Ontario street Methothst
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- lar man" who times
•• his watch by the.sec-
- owl's hand. Our rep -
q." air work will please
- him. He will be in-
terested in our Sf06k
•-• of high grade move -
X merits. A good stock
T. of different makes a-
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.7. Just r'eceived a new
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line of Souvenior
Goods.
• church. Teacher of Pianca Harmony,
Form, -. 'Free ThCory lecture tat Stir -
dents . every TueSclay evening at stn.--
dio. Over Newcombe's store, Cilia.
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W. H. Hellyar• ::
Jeweler and Optician ' •
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We COilIgn't.
COini You?
Have traiIt tip n first • 'class .
Jad(, such as we have,
unless our • goods were
right in every Ally. We Sell
the Finest Goods for theafineet
trade. One trial convinces'you
•of this.
Among other lines we
fee) n Fancy Biscuits. N.Ve
keep Assorted Biaceits at -10c
tper lb. up to Macaroons at • nfica
In -Olives and Pickles we have
only the hest : Chutney Chili
Sauce, Oho w-Ohow, sweet and -
sour VinegarlaicklEs and •also
Horse Radish,
We still solicit VOUP.traCle.
W9 T. O'Neil.
CLINTON DYE WORNS:•—•I A131 PRE -
Pared .1.Pdo all kines •of . Cleaning, •
Byeirar and Pressing • of Clothes..
All w.crk dulti an short notice and
satisfaction. guarani eccl.—J,. T,
WARD: • •
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IJR. BUTLER, • EYE, EAR, •zgo§n•
a and Throat • Specialist, 370 Queen's,
Aventsi, London, 3rd :door east ,of
. St. Andrew's Church... aldsses sep-
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a Plied. -Will be an the Rattanbury
Horse, :Clit ton. Aprii ;38, rate
COAL
LEAVE. 3.1'0ITRa•0RDERS NOW
YOR YOUR: ,SEASON'S STIP- *.
• PLY or •(!oki‘,..• WE: CARRY -
IONLY, THE VER.V..1ws'r
_.DE,s wit WTI B1 0t4)
'LOWEST POSSIBI:E• .•
ORDERS BE LEFT AT
RONVI,ANn..S.TEARD-
WARE STORE OR WITII
J Stevenson.
You Can See.
Foe yourself laiw. anuelo ahrie has. to.
•do with. the appearance of 'your foot.
•What • is uglier:than a poorly' shaped .
shoe .?• What t is daintier,. than
• A TRrAI CLEAN CPT SHOE
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that lit'S closely about the foot and
brings .• out • its 'natural artistic lines,
We can lied • a akce , fit' yotai afcot'
Ito matter • how lard yott -.arc to. suit.
Our °Spring stock has .are'eed and the
prices are right a• We are showing ,
line shobs for teen at. $3,50 *that
taint be beat for :price and quality,
I Also •a 1iu of Shoes for ssionten (The
Queen Alexander) for $2 which is extra
CLINTON value. Came in aitd have •a look. at .•
our stoek. No trouble to ,show goods.,
Buy 'Your
Bicycle Here.
If yon want good aolid cont
fort in wneeling,. buy a Cualt-
Me Frame bicycle with, a
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Ccs-
tc'r Bralte. 'W•e
stock front the best makers.
,...keep.alt kinda cif •
bicycle sundries.
Levu Alovairs, Seissora,
Eniyea, etc:, aliatipmed. •
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUAR- •
ANTRIM CALL AND TiF PS.
SHOP OPUN1VRIZY UVIi;NINtl
Bill"ft,TWADAY ANT) TIIVRSDAV. I
Groceries,
Our stock is complete. We have -11'
• gctttd 1iiil Of a1..1.11 at al
black, in eacitagc: teas we carry. the
•Taidellaa lard Rose,. Blue Ribbon and
laptou's celebrated teas. They • were
bolight • . before ••tlie advalte in• •Price
which' we will give Orr customers 'the'
benefit of; Plattt.ar.t1 Fancy Biscuits,
Boiled ,Ilittn; Sato:tett Bell, nrealtfast
I Baron,.
• Piekiict . 'nits Feet, Catitied
Aleats, • Pickles itt burarid bottles Cf
all kincls. A trial erdor will convitice
yow that we carry. a stoc:It equal to
• atiy it that trade end the prices reaa
sona-hie. Also a ear oaRedpatit's sug-
ar just arris.ed altich.yre•are selling et'
• cost, • ••• • •
In aectls • we have got good Red
Clover, A.Isike,''fitticale, Mangold and
Tranip seed and ell Owls of gairtlen
seeds; orchttra
In crockery we have a few (Huller
sets we rare selliug very cheap, Vont
tirade selected, .
Ro RAHANI.•
Ogle Cooper's ow, Amid,
'Cash for Butter and ltgs. Phone 13
Call and See.
AVIP, WOrLilt K Ant
CALL AND SI% 0'U1 NEW
wrocic mANITIWARE
• AND TINWARE. coon QUA-
wirtr AT LOW PRICES. MEETING Olt TUE COUNCIL o'h
Marriage5.
Romxsox CLPVF• At the . residence
ol the bride's parents, noar Chisel-
hurst, •on Weetactsdaaa. Jane ist,
Miss Maggie to Air. Robert
Robiusou of Art:aura •
CRAIG- •ROBERT;40.a - -in Wingitann
at tile resideneeof tha bride's un-
clea on the 81.11 .1 laza, be Rev,
Verde, Alr. •Oilando •(.1.. Craig to
Miss Afirian itobertatet, both c•f
.Wingltatu.
CLARK—RENTIOULaa On Thursday,
June 221d, In St. Paul s church,.
Wiaglwati, by, Rev. W. Lowe, Jos-
eph Clark to illiss Lizzie .Rentioul,
both of Whin:Oracle
AlIELL—ilaEATHORN--Onl May 24th,
at the resideace of Mrs." J.aines
W. Orr, Stratford, by Rev. ,.Dr.
Langford, • Mr. larael Abell of
. Diatkeld, 'Couuty- of Bruce, and
Aiisa Margaret Leathern of Wing -
ham.'
ItiDAIONDS—AIPLLINS—At Sherbourae
• Street Mi
thoditt church, Toronto,
on June fith by Rev. Dr, Cleaver,
Mr. Harold 'L. Edmonds of Berlin,
eldest son• of Rev.; and Mrs.J. Ed-
monds • •of. Blyth, to Lowise • Mae,
•• eldest dattgliteroof Mr.- and Mrs. H,
A. forwariy W11210'1/11*
"the Cliutott riewsoltecorci
Coderich.
Airs. Alto:Inter' wastlw •
past week of the. Alaoas a a: twit, a we-
Pasatury to liar leaving town to join.
her basband at Stokes Bay.
Mr. Alex. ilieLean has removed to.
the ham on Essex street lately oct
pied by Air. Willie Doyle: •
Mr. Thomas Postiewhalie and :ratt-
ily returned from cuemo.o.o. Nana
somel.time ago and have tattee
:their residetwe 'for a time on WI t
Iiia, Road. "
• •Mr. and Mrs.. Willie Craigie nave
removed to their new purchase oni wit-
. limn street, 'lately owned by• Mr. Geo.
INIcSween, non,' of Sault Ste Marie.
Mr, ,Tas. McVicar, stana •Mr. n•n;
• Mucks street., wits eallceit to Paris
"...last • week by the, ileatli of his Miele,
Mr. George MeVicar of that cite, He,
also called on Mrs. (Captain ).• AlawKay
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his sister, and Mrs. Neil Canute:II who
are both the.guests of iris and Mrs..
MaeRiay'a sister, Mrs. Ca • at
Braatforci. .131es:1a:ties AlneNav and
Campbell were in tery good health
and intendid retutrig to Airs. Mac -
Key's residence here at an early date.
Mr. AraaViear of Paris died front :the
effects of a recent fain •
too airiek has arrived - up to this
writirg Friday Malta, 1 hi: builders are
at • their wits. eud.
From the Winn i,.eg Free. Press we
art the following note whielt refers to
a.• sister a Mrs.' -J. W. Smith,. East
street bakery, who., ellen in May 1904;
Matilda Grant aired 59 _Years, died on,
Saturday• evenit ler at he? late resider, -
Births.
Clinton, Jrne 7th,
to Mr. and Vrs.. William Collyer,
daughter.
BRETT—In Seaforth ea Juno to
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brett, a rialto-.
ter.
ADAMS—In Lower Winghana• June 4,
• to Mr,' and Mrs, Chas. _Adams, a
daughter: • -
enrsnotx-At Crsditon on'May 311
the wife of W. D. Chisholm, man-
• ager Alerchantl,s 13ank, of • a
daegl.ter. •
FOWLER -a -4n Saltford Sunesay,IVItai
• 291.11, to Mr. ard Mrs. George. row-
• ler, a son,'
HAIR:ARK—x.1i Bly tn. on Juric .2taLthe
• wife • of Mr. William Hankirk. Of a
5011.
Deaths.
cLurv—io Orillia on Satureaty, .Inue
•-.I5th, • fatar.a, daughtet of mr. N.
. Seafrirthi agul 2(? years,
r3AILEV—In' Iiltillett cat .jun0: 91.11,
•, Mary Edith, infent 'daughter • of
:Mr, and Mrs. Join Ilaidev, -aged
weeks, •
PATTERSON—In East Wawanosh
JtArle..§th Miss Millar:, dattgitter c f
County Csouncillor Pattersomaged, is
years and 9 months.. • a
CpMING-allt Morris on Jeite 7tIallars.
' John Craning, aged 28 years and 2
moral's. . • a , • .;
TR.VIN—.131 1,oudon, Janie • 5111, „Nancy
• Irvin, aged 33 yeara. • • • •
. •$ectio.rtha .on Jane' 5th, •
• Frisians i.-icent, agad 92 years area
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• montha. — : •
WORTIn—•In Seaferth On June •4th.,
Mary Ann Rich; wife Of Mr. Abram
•,Wor.th, aged 78 nearia ' •
MeNAITGIITONL--Lit Titekerantith , on
a 'Sinai 4111, AfeNcrughtoto
•56 vearsaand on.clisys. . • • '•
DOLISIA.G1t3--In McKillop rat .Tune'6t1'; ,
:Lucie Ihnipe; •raliet ••01.• -the•-•1 ate Jas.
Dolmage, aged 84 .yetirs.
TIOLta•-At • Ir.!lai va. on. Mae belov-
ed
. wife al Charles Holt,. aged. , 56
. years. .
Where To Fish.
• Vow will lind the 'nest fisbitig.: in the
Ncrthweat along the line Of the Great
Nord ern . Railway.'Thc Minnesota
Lake Region, with its innumerable
lakes and trout streams, offers excell-
ent oppoetunities for • fishermen. Ex-.
cellent • traitt service to fishing point::
or. the line of tlie Great _Northern to
and front the Twin Cities. • Seed six
gents postage •foi illuatrated book" on
"Shooting and Fish:tag" to
:'•• g. wnytNui,
General Paastnaer ard TiOnt Agent,
St. Paid,
a IRL WANTED.—ABOUT 'THE:Mt OF
• jolt, a nurse lot. two' 'thilerctir • Chi•:
:peer 20„preterred. ReferelleeS requita
•"Apply:to Mrs. Beatona care 'a:A
Miss .Attrill; Gods:rich: . " • " •
WOOL - MAR -
Let: priee •will be -paid for any quan-
tity rf wool ata the :Standard F,le
vittor.--W, CI: Smith.• 9-3
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PHAETON- F(R:
class condition. Ilas child's seata•in
front- ;Will besold cheap.—J, Rat-
tenbury. , • ' •
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FOR SALE. -4;001) S14;CO.B..•.•11 AND
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top neggy, elan:tat as good. as oewa
:Will be sold • clsiap, :Apply BoX' rot,
Clinton P..0:" • :
LADIES' •BICYCLE pok SA/A
Very little used.—Apply at The
•News -Record ' 20
DESIRABLE' iromE. 1..oa: SALE.—
•• Irottse and • lota itt the village cf,
• tnesville, 'The undersigned offers for
:tale ber 'large two'-atory hou-
• Sia with elate roof, good eella.r,large
rooms, featia.ce, hard and soft water
ilt hottsea .sittble. and. drive sited,good
garden, all kinds • t:f fret ts, Also.
• abeitt '2l; acres of land is offered lor
sale. Conveniettt. to railroad tat 'on, •
nos toillee, church and Apply
by mail or on •Ita ilretnieea o atlas,
1*. C. Pickard, Ilanotais 111:4, 3841
pAPUR IIANGINC4.-;-AVIIENT YOTi
'require any • paper hanging dOne
• riot forget to give 'Inc a call. Satis-
faction guarartteed or tto money ask -
td„ Price or halving, ten cents per
. roll. Orders left at A. Couch's meat
market or at my residence„ west ,raid
It:atm:hurt' street, will receive prom-
pt atteraiiM.L.-Thcodore.
FOR SAL X OR TO RUNT—A COM-
fortable house situated ott corner of
Church and Osborne streets.Apply
to CMS. OVIMBURY. July roth.
TI1OR0IIR1411 RIMISTIMM) I11112-
• lkant. .11::11„for. LA.,,tnontha ..
flava two, will sell one clicap.—Al-
bert 'Mott, lot /4, eon. 2, StatAey,
• ir.,tOn P. O. •
The County of ITuron.---The council
Our stock compriaea eterything
neeessary for Itome use.
Eggs taker; in exchange forgoods.
A. Turner. 1 mrs, shiees vdivit
of the County .of Huron will meet in
the council elunniber in the town of
Goderich tAl Tuesday, June the rytit,
at 3 o'clock. All accounts to comc
Leforc the coutell nwst be placed
with the Clerk on ot. before first
day Of t ing.—W. Lane, Clerk.,
Dated May 23rd w ;904,
. cc 735. SherbroAs street after ,a pro-
• tracted IIIIiCSS. '1te leaves besides .her•
husband,. William Ga ant a fanai•I • • -f•
three . boys anti .athree. girls
Portage la Prairie, 1 li mas and Bert
at liome ; Mrs. I,awreiwe mai Aliss
Maud of Revelstoke, whoa: the latter
is ahuember Of the Public .aehoOl stair
and whc,. is• teachiag achool • • at
Seboal Lakoi 'Rev. L. II._ Stewart
coed:noted the :funeral • serviees.
deceased lady was the 'eldest daughter
of Mr; •Isaac totimerlyLtittirjcss • . • ilk
aiLrItTialinii)latioccutas.t reseltie,. •xnvoawa : otft-
OA JIMS4),1e ; W01114111 SW When a;
little girl .- here •attrauled the 'Female
Public sehool when Miss. Wnittiotab wes
teacher , • and little .Tillie raid , 'sister
were the• loveliest: siagers 'anima Hie
junior Mr: William 'Grant was
the -first • waster in. Brussels. Ine',end
his • broilwrs' . had the coatra.ra. ' pf
buildiag the. 'bridge' over. the 'Ala• !Hand
kit
at Owlet - 'mat SaltTord. a. •
w,cia a•...171 • one._ 1.•1•-e
pholographeraa, There • was. seareely one
Dominioti Day, we sadly .
dly fear; tvill.
• torn • ou.t. to. be kept in .11,, same Man-
ner as • 17 ic tc ria.. Day, a 'day c.f 'excur-
sions .to city, town and colintry • tual -
.itaught... else. • 111,:k eNeursicri per strut -
Mgr Grayhoned. tilt sat iafy oar ei t
int this "slipeldnot, be, -:•.Soan
thc energises' will -liollow• and. the ..child -t•
reit tvilt Ivo depriaed of., picnics. whirl
they dearly: :lore, ••-nen the Only'
tkiV" g9 on leaking' aicastire . • for a the
.at a. -little sell • •Sacrificie,
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RAINY:RIVE.
110 TROUBLES
TILL D01)IV8 k LONEY PILLS CUR;
• ' . KIDNEYS.. •
, ALS RII14;13IATISM AN'D
• OTWER PAINS VANISHED ON'CF•,
• .• . AND FOR 'Atit,-1-1IS CASEON
• °N.V.. OF MAls; V; .
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Barwick, Ont„. Jane lath '(Special)—
That. Dodds :laidney . will cure
Rheititia•tisne a or rare oiler ' diStrase re-
sulting, froth distill -eared „kidneys itt the
pertence •.01 Many 'of .the • settlers in
this Rainy ft %;e'r Country. - The . • case
of Willi il.,111 .1 LXiS1 oJ th S*i
autenle of the work the. great
Canadian' Kidney Remedy, is doing. .
bad. rheumatiain sa bad I hacl.
to. ese a MAO to walk. I lire, • paint
in my batik and. •right• lnp'and, „had.
no •comfort sleeping... : : . • : •
eouid'uo more than dress- 'and' un-
dre:Sin Myself far ''nearly •tavo thoutha,
awc`d" I was for rearla -tibiae Weeks •• I
cool(l. not lace'. niy right • shoe, • •
•brother aevised 1133 to try-MAUS
Kidney Piiiii•nran dfit.eo. Akar::tak.
nig' three boxes..1 con ld 'walk' around
and lace • im my shoes and- • do my'
work., Six boxes cured ./ae ectatitlete-
BOdd's X<jdjicr rillS are the : one
sure .aure for sick kidtteyS. : Sick kid -
nays are the •eause of nmeatentlia . ,of
fttho.eirLills the ' hewat itotailya • rotifers
FOR SALE—SEED • BrCNAVHEAT, •
Feed Corn,' reed Peas. Barley atte,
Oats. • Tone or • Cash as arranged.—
W. 11. Perrin. , Clinton June 14;
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l`TOTICEL!-.'-"TANE NOTICE THAT Till.;
Alraticipal Council of the Corporation
Of., the Taw • I. ti ice' ;wands . to
construct a ,graboli titre sidewalk four.
and one half • feot. itt aical:1,0n the
' West picie. 'or Isaac street front
street. to Grand Truttk• Ry.
track and to assess tiv final cost
thereof Amon tlx: property abatting-
thereou and to 110 bettehtted thereby;
stud that a statement showing the
Wats liable to pay the .said. assess-
ment ar:d toe liainea • of the owners
'thereof,. •so- fur. as. they can be as-
certained from .last revised Assess-
ment . 11011, is now filed. inthe office
• of the • Clerk of the • Municipality,axal
• • is. now* (pen to inspection during
olliee hours. • ..The • estimated cost
0 f • the work is $46;7.37 is to • bo 'pro-
vided cut. of .the general fund of the
municipality. A Court of Revision
- will he held on Monday, the 20t11
day of June, 1904, at 8 o'clock p.
311, in the couneil chaniber for • the
purpose of hearing complaints again-
st the prop-osed assessment, or •ac-
curacy of the frontage aneasurements
• -or of tity • other complaint whitat per -
5(:118 interested tnav desire to make,
e lid Which it; by law cogrdzahle by,
the Coral. Dated at Cliiltou this 6th
day of , June, 1904.—D. L. AlitePlter-
Acta Clerk.
ffouses for Sale.
r—Gocal Cottage arid two lots on
Isaac street. '
2-00021 House and two lots' •with
large plum' orchard on rultori
street. •
'3'lit0iiifortnlit1'e—House —and -mtea.... iota
cat joseph street.
4a-Drick Inmate attd twc. lots on Mary
street. •
5—Two Houses ott Rattenbury 1,:trcet
west..
6—Large ;Brick House, with six acres
of land, barn aud drivimr barn, good
orchard, withit a mile of cottre . of
Clinton.
7-1i'raine llouse with eight acres of
land, barns and oreliard, tit Dfirdev
„
Terrace.
For ternts, etc., apply to
ITUNRY
SOlicitor, etc. Clinton,
I 'I
$0 Members of Congress Send. Letters of Endorsement
To the Inventor of the' Great Catarrh Remedy, Pe-r11-na.
CentrassMan Linnep iroM North Carolina.
Writes; "My secretary had as bad A
case of catarrh as I over saw, and sineo
Ito has taken one battle of Peruna be
seems like a different man."—Itomulas
Z. 'Annoy, Taylorsville, N. C.
Cengrosarnan Ogdea from Louisiana*
nWeer:ittte Say: oLui af ic !tour u cue: W*1 u7s,ky :.;eseeioetnn
Con,gresstuan Smith from
Writes from, Mu rpitysboro, Ill. "1 have
taken ono bottle of Peruna for rny ea-
iaeror.hw.tt
antsitufeh.
clvory much benellted,."
G--
Congressman lileekison froln Ohlo,
Says: "1 have used several bottles of
Peruna and, fool greatly benefited there-
by from uty catarrh of the lioadon—
David Mookison, Napoleon,, 0,
Collgrassnien Burineff frotn Minnesota,
Writes from Owatowna, Minn.: "'Your
•.Pertuta, has been 'used, by myeelf aaa
friends not only as a ouretor eatarrh but
also as an admiral° tante for physical
recuperation." .. •
Congressman Thompson otKentucky, .
'VirtiteS: "Bosidea being one of tho very
best tonics Peruna, itta goodasubstantial
catarrh remedy."—Phili B. Thompson,
Senator Thurston of Nebraska,
•Writes from Omaha, 'Neb.: .3, Peruna
entirely relieved mo of a very irritating
congh,"--J. M. Thurston. .
. Coagressman Worthington from Nevada*
Writes: "1 'hay° taken, ono binge of
Peruna and and it has benefited me iirt-
monsely."---II. Q. Worthington.
Congressman Bankheati from Alabama,
WrItelii: "Your Perune, is ono df the best
medicines. I ever tried."—J. II. Dank -
head, Payette, Ala: " • ' .
.. Congressman Powers from Vermont,
• Writes'.from Morrisville Vt.: "I ean
recorrimead Portrait as an excellent
family remody."-II. Henry Powers. •
. Senator Sullivan from ilississipPl.
Writlip front Oxford, Miss.: "I 'take
pleasure in recommending year groat
• national catarrh euro, Pertma, as the best
• I have ever tried."—W. V: Sulliaam
Congressman .Stsover of Michigan, .
Writes front. Pori 4tistin, Mich. "nave
found Peruna 5 vary eilicient and 'speedy
remedy for a -persistent and annoying
cough:"—I1,•0. Shover. •
• Senator AlcEnery.of Louisiana,
Writes ; Portuip, in•excelleot tonic.
Piave used it stifnclently to say that
bailey.° it to be all tliaayou claim for it."
McEnery,. New Orleans, La. •
• Congressman .BrouWou, of Tennessee, •
Writes :1 have taken, three bottles. of
reruns. and feel Satisfied that I ant new
almost, if net permanently, .cured • of ea=
tarrh of the •stornach."—Wa • .P:" Brown-.
•. low, Jonesboro, Tenn. :•.
,
• Senator Mallory of '
Writes from, Pensacola. Fla.: '1 have
•, . .
-used your excellentremedy, Peruna, and
have retie:untended it both lts.atonie and
a safe 'catarrh. remedy."—Stephon R.
•"Mallory,
. ,Goderieh.
•• ,1
COlborne,.'St...Patrfek .street,., has '
Laker( • the ' leuce aWay from his Last-
dencia• • . - - • •
•
.Mr. • and Mra. Claes:mica Engem Allan
, Detroit • *ill eonte 'On the Greyhound
on Teeaday twat visit Mrs. Allan's
mother, Airto . Tint, . Street: • a
• After the ••afiernooe. rain. of Wednest-
tlitio 8th :irate,. we were' treated. to 3.111
eXceedingly heawy• t'ea- . its
tern • just, as We said, „resolved into 1.,
reiri • semen • Which ' gave, ttif• fine '
•et:ciiing; but , .10 0. aland. mideight
down: crane thaaaia. • •
Ali, Sitazel 'and' family Imam. riWziosied
from • the • •Sigual Isloce,.'Nortli street,
Uo the hisase on Elirabetla street. late-
ly oceatpied .by at. 416x, McLean oto
Mr.. •11-1U1''.
-.1Olut Grahmit, Teroeto sareeta
•. • . . . •
•
,3,1-rs • McLellan, •Il.ircl:S• street, aunt
of. 'Airs; :lots :-'•Grallitin, and .• Mr..;
Scott ' Shartinons :shoe 'cutpori7
uni, bus 10intid 11.1cf,Ciittri at 13rsafi,"
frail. where; he -ia .150w regularly:. • eni-
ployed*at' the nraelfortf Sretillen
• Aina• :Heaton and family of . Toroitto
secnd sientiner at. Ridgewooe,i
'The• flag on the .courn 'lame sclOare.
was. enferled on -Tuesday in• tokalt 01
the Comity "Connell's Meetings:. Fria
this- was, a lovely . day for them. .They.
10;;keinanore latainoss like than ever, •
dairnhter, Miss Ad-
droYa down • 'from . Aubian
Thursday. to do some shbpping, .
;gr. Ilk:rhea MeDoitaICI. of Wocalsteek.
is dui giwat•rif Airs. .1. C. • Harrison. •
The police:nett are. getting wide ••
Wake those days. Nonnin the state
of intoxiCation will be •allowed to Walk
through oitr. nor *use ittdproper
langticige. . • •
:atEngnwer..,...• Arthur Pr,41kW4t.er.
mine down on. Saturdhv 4th ,June, on
the Tug Huron raid. spent Stinday with..
his wife at the residence of her •moth-
er,• Mrs. at, Iyore,
street. ' H •
Mr., William Bd1, so long' emph,yed
by the corporation, has b• •:fi .sullering
from a slight attack of. paralysis but
tl:c did . gentleman •Was able to go.
fishing. • We trust.. that . he max, • .
spared many years in his pretty home
cra • Cambridge strceta . • „
Mr. George Barry, of Hui. Organ Fac-
tory staff, who injured his shotilder.
some time. ago., is th4 guest of his
Son, Mr, Joseph lo.uden. We.
hope he will soot: be able to , take Ins
Idlace in the organ Letli:ry
00;1c:rich cat!, sow ,boast (of two. gond'
riders, Mr.. Austin of the Bank of
Soale of oiatrud)...ortItteivo: t�o, ride out tn
thi‘eiresv,ei‘ltifistrii.atn,
Youtte, • Park ',street, re-
ceived a letter on 'rueseav, 703 Jutte,
froin lier daughter, Mrs.
Creath, New York, in w1:41; .Iter dun -
Otter mentiOned, after visiting • the
'Central Park on Saturday., she • .saw
, the greatest sight of her life 'since go-
ing to that city, namely Saterilay's
McManus Mav Parade, in. which thous-
ands of eitihireit Itiat*elied past her
residenee,
Airs. Abraham Smitio Soratit street, •
was the guest of her sister-bt-laiv,
cl.i.tys last week. 'We I rest. that Mrs.
Whitely . will soot. recover front her
serious illitesio
The. Gun Club trophy fa on exhibi,
. tion at Rougvie's IfardWr.re store,'
waiting for the proper inscription to
he 'engraved ott its Irma. It is ol
silver ard htehes high. The rears:
part SlIpportS two gin's. I Ile barrels of
whit& rest 'upon it at either side and
the atochs at each side of the base. A
hound represOtted the front of
the base In the aet or mating on -the
scent of something 4ppreemtfee, n, is
a tine
SenaterButier olSoutit
1T. S. Senator M. C. Butler writes: "I
or recommend Peruna for dyepepsia
and stomach trouble'—M, O. Butier,
Udgfield, S. C.
COOltreasmen Drookshireof Indiana*
Bays: i'ltrom what iny friends say Pe-
runa. is a good tonie and a sate catarrh
cure."—E.V.Brookshire,Crawfordeville,
Ind.
Congressman Doviner of West Virginia*
Writes from Wheeliug, W. Vaat I join
with ray colleagues in the }Ions° of Rep"
resentatives roccanmendina your ex-
• cellent remecly."-B. Dovinger.
Cangre3Srilan Broderick of Kansas,
Writes from Ilolton, gas.: "1 have taken
wo bottIeS Peruna and, find it tribe
an excellent rorciedy for cold aul, throat
troublo."—Caso Broderick.
Congressman Yoder of Ohio,
Writes; "I only used Persian. for a short
timo and ran thoroughly satisfied as to
its merits,"—S. lin Yoder, Litna, 0.
• Congresetnan ilinhins of Pennsylvania,
:Writes f rom Cliambersburg, Pa.: *
commend Peruna as a substantial tonic,"
—Thad M. Mahon,
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Conzressinan Sparkman ot Plorlds, .
Writes iron's Tampa, Florida: .4a1 can. in-
dorse Poruna, its a first rate tonic and
Verreffuetivo :cure catarrh."—S. M.
Congressman Brower of Ale barna, ..
"I' low° used ram bottle ot Po-
inna • for. lassitude.. :I:recommend
Willis Brewer, IlaynesVilie, Ala,. .'
• •. LI. S.:Senator geornt
Writeii from Burlington, .1a.: "poruna
I cam reeonunend to all as 'a, very geod
tonic."—John Gear., • • .
Congressman Cuibersaa of Texas. •
Writes: "I cart -recomthend Perana as
one of the -Ver3r .best of tonics,"—D, In
Clulberson, Joffe:aim, Texas, • , • •
. •
. Congressman Livingston .from.Georgia, • •
Writes: take pleasure jOining with
General Wheeler, Congresarnan Bret:Tor
and ,others in.rocorarnending •Pokuna
eieellent tonie ad a catarrh:0170..2'a-
L. I.:Livingetom.Kinga, Ga. • ..
Congressman Ciarlroi
Says: can: recommend your •Peruna
• as a good, substaUtial tic and as oae of
the beet reinedies f9roatarrhai troublea."
..-John B. Clarlr, • •*. : •
Caogressunza Polhanz of VIrclalr.
Writee from Daneroft, Va.: "My stster4
in-law has been using Peruna for about
Quo week for catarrh of the throat audio
tnanifeetly imp133ved."-0. Pell/gain
Congressznan Burnett of Alabama.
Writes;• "I cheerfully recommend Perna
na as a very good catarrh remedy and st.
good, substantial tonic,"—John L. Bur.
• nett, Gadsden, Ala.
• Congressman Bomb: et Kansas,
Writes front Holton, "Peruna hag
given me almost eompleto relief trona
catarrh of the stomach and constipaa
tion.” -J, D. Botkiu.
Congressman White of North Varolins,
Writes from Tarboro, N.C.; "I find Pe.
runs, to bo an excellent remedy for the
grip and catarrh.. 1 have used, it in my
feraily,"—O. II. Wbite.
Congressman Wilber of New York,
In a letter from On.vonta. X. Y., says:
"I ant luny convinced that Peruna is ell
you claim for it."—Davicl F. Wilber.
congress/ma Daman of Dbfe.
Writes from Jackson, O.: "I recommend
Peruna to anyone in need of an inviger,
attng toulc."-Irvine Dungan.
Congressman Barham from California,
Writes front Santa Rosa, Cal.: "I used
your reruns and can cheerfully ?Geom.
mend A. Barham
Congressman Deweese from Indiana,
Writes: "Peruna should be in every
household."—John 1. Doweese.
Congressman Turner from Kansas*
Writes: "Peruna is certainly a curo for
catarrh:" --h. J. Turner. •°
Other meinbers of Congress who on.
dorse Peruna, aro.
• J3x-U. S. Senator, 13, F. Rice, of Okla.
horns.
Congressman Prod, S. Goodrich, of
• Congressman Barry SlcInner,
North Carolina. • •
Ex-COngressman L.P. Peatheratofte,
of Beaumont, Texas:*
Congressman J. IL Baling, of West
Wreak. . •
• CongresSman D. L. Russell, of North
Carog
° nil li:e.
• Cssman Spencer • Blackburn
•
t Northcy.
Congressman Turner of Nevi
m / York. :
Congreisman Culberson, oi Texas.
Congressman 'Nunn, of Tennestee.
Congressman Pifipatrick, from ran-
•conoressinao.Purman, from Florida,
• • Congressman If oileton,
Congressman Bartine, from Nevada.
U. S.' So,nator 'call, bi Florida.
•For free book -address ti4 Pertina
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio..
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•.All.Sizes of- .•
Chestnut -
Stove
• gg
and Grate Coal,
highest criades. a lowest market prieo, qual-
ity .,considerecl. :Itpays to buy the hest.
. Bituminous Coal. .
. • • . Massillon and...Hocking
• Valley -Seleat Lump, purest: and best soft
coal in the market for 'doinesti.0 use.
• Charcoal •
15 cents per sacks or 2 sacks for •
25 cents. Just, the thing for stating fires,
Toasting, Broiling, otc.
Leave your orders at our.,Store.
Prompt delivery and satisfaction guaranteed.'
HARLAND :BROS. a
STOVES AND HARDWARE
EIRMIMINitnee;wienailitilliMpliFiElL t ia 3 Ji3LIl tro
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Ciose Cut Clothing Prices. f
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order to keep pace with the ever increasing de- 4.
• mands for Up-to-date Ready-to-wear clothing ,we willg
• place in stock, in two or three weeks, one of the largest 4:
•;* and best assorted ranges of Clothing ever shown in Olin– 1.
4: ton. For this purpose we have chosen the famous "Reg- *.r.
X ent Brand " a well tailored moderate priced line of cloth-
• ing made to suit both young and old.
i1. But it is not of the Regent Brand we wish to speak •t.
t .but of the money saving, room making bargains you an t
.e. now find in our store. •:?
4, .e.
Men's Suits at $3.90—On1y a few left of our .
.:: men's Grey 'tweed Suits, regular $6.50 value at 3.90
.1. . , 1
t Men's Suits at $5—Odd 'sizes in a nice dark $7 Z
.e. ,
Suit at
*.r.
5.00 t
4.!.
t $8, $9, $10 and $12 Suits equally cheap.
:t. .s.
4. Boy's Knickers at 60c and Ma Mon's odd Pantw, $1 up +
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X Odd Vests at $1 Men's Odd Coats at loss than half price '.z ..
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+ Some great values in Ladie's Whitowear,
X
+ Extra values in Boots and Shoes,
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