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THE MOLSONS BANK
incorporated by Act of Parliament DM
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CapitatautboriZed, -$5i000,000. Capital paid up $3,000,000.
Reserve fund . $850p000
--REMOVAL--
The public will please boar in. mind that we have removed from our
old hood, Ibtttenbury etreet, to otte new and Npaciotw alike (Welt
now in he centre or the town) in the new (loathe block, cornet* of
Viettn•la end Albert.str('ete (opposite J. W havin'e .grocery.) A call
•teem the pub le generally le soltei tea,
----SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT—
interest allowed at highest, current lat08 frOlri date of
deposit to (Into or withdrawal,
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4.+++++++++.14.1-1-z.444•444-1. tep buggy, ethicist as good as new,.
• ' Will be sold deal). Apply 1)c.• OI
Clinton P. 0.
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DR. BITTpra„ u -YE, 14AR Nosv•
.. and Throat Specialist, • 37o Queues
• Avent.e; London, 3rddooreast of
• • .8t. Andrew's Church, • Glasses,
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plied. Will be at the Rattenbury
House, °Clinton, April ?.8, Omni a•und
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Births. ,
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Hallett Township.
Mrs, Thomas Glazier .and four child-
ren are visitiog her parents, Sir. and
Mrs, Henry. Freeman.
Mr. John Moder has started to wo-
rk with Mews. Ransford OA Staple -
Mr. Ireury Freeman th on the- ski(
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'Mrs. RichFra Tasker's hay is swith iele
brcnehitjs.
Quite a nunilberfrom arottlid here
Witt to Wingitain on the nth..
The farmers are busy haying th this
vicinity.
• Cioderich.
01,0`heworBkapottsithso acrueursichatvittitstitirghey i
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tend building.
We had two autear.obtles in town
IS4rsatngewrecank) li's'e3.4.t!tleaeruir*C34141\3Cs
'to caann411. upal Priladier-Certerat King of Confederate
from Toronto in eight Itotas. They Army,
left kr ICineardirie. Writee; 44f unliesitetingly state that
'Was Mary Gundry left for Chicago
last week. am convinced Peruna is a medicine that
Miss Morris o joignio who has, been will effect alt the cures that is claimed
spent Sunday at the Nile. •
visiting her .atirot, Airs. W. A. Rlynas, ituOratoitus, poyci King, Wash -
Rev. Bowlby of Hamilton is
28 Army Generals Send Letters of Endorsement To
The Inventor of tho Groat Catarrh Remedy, Pe-rusna.
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holidaying here the guest of his sister, General Smalls, Beaufort %
Aire. R. _Parsons. Writes: "I have used Vomit% for ca.
Mr. Joseph IN hitely, 'wko is building Untied trouble soul find it benencial
Marriages. a, nue residence on his property on and to be all that it promises, and freely
S rOD•DART—MATIIERS— At Egnion-
(trifle on July I3th, by Rev. N.
Shaw, %Wain J. Stoddart of
E'gmendville, to 1Vliss Susie •Math -
ors c•f Watford, Laraibton county,
ELLIS—THOMPSON—on NutantoAlan.,
on July 6th, by Re. J. W. Camp-
- bell • Rev W.. IL Fir • S
toon„ formerly of Brussels, to 1VIiss
•11311a. Thompson, formerly of cites-
• ley, Ont.
MeIVATTERS—WELL--On July 4th at
Sagthaw, Mich.., by the Rey, Bui-
green, J. W. Aie‘i• fetters, to 1Viag-
• gie 8., eldest daughter of Mr, II.
Well of Zurich.
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We want the oatron-
.1—: ago of -the "partial -
lar man" who times
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— air work will plea.te
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MUNICIPAL ,NOTICE.—TAKE N0112,••
• • ice that the Municipal Cettneil of the,
• . Corporation of the '[own of Clinton
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" terested- in our stock
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ments. A good stock •
of different makes a-
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;Just received a new •
line -of Souvenior •
.1; Goods.
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W. II. Hellyarn
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We Couin't.
Coula You ?
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Have Wilt up 1, fit•st ,cl• es °
trade,..such as we hay : ,
- . r unless (me .goods were . . .-
right, in every weY. We ..sell;
the Fineilt Goods tor the finest .
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trade. One trial con yinces.yent
(if this. •
Amongotherlines we ex -
eel in Fancy Bisettits. • We
keep Assorted 131 S. at .10e
per lb. up to Macaroons at, 50c.
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the beet : Chutney Chili
Sauce, Glow-Ohow, sweet and
sour Vineger Pickles and also
Horse Rad ieh.
We still solicit ;emir tt•ade •
W. T. O'Neil.
'CLI ON-
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Houses for Sale.
r —Good Cottage and 'two lots on
Isaac street.
' 2 ---Good House and. tete" lots with
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large plitin orchasd. on eFulton
street.
3—Comfortable House and one lot
cn Joseph street.
4—Brick •H'ot.se setd two loth on Mary
street.
3—Two Houses on Rattenbury street
west.
6-1arge +Brick House with six ares
of land, barn and barn:- good
orchard, within a mile of centre of
Cli•ntoti.
7—Frame House with eight acres of
land, 1.1F,T11S and orchard, era Musky
Terrace.
• For terms, etc., apply to
HENRY BEATTIE,
• Solkitor, etc. Clinton.
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We are ca,rryieg a, nice line of
Vases,
ar ,
Toilet Seth
rind would be pleased to ltave you tall
and inspect. •
Our etock of Noveltice, Bric-a-brac,
Artware, Tutware, etc., is complete,
• Beek:tee these. we carry eandies med.
fancy hiecnits.
Eggs taken itt exchange for goods,
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AfErs shier's vARmT,
••Nrog,
intends to construct • gram/tilde
.eidewalks as, per schedule below anCi
to assess- the final east thereof upoo
• the preperties abotting 'thereon a.nd
to- be benelitted thereby. and that -a-
. atatelnent showing Owo lands. liable
to pay the said - assessiromt and.. the
'names- ol tbe owners thereof, • so far
ean be, aseet tained.. from the • last
revised- ..assesinneot roll now -on,
file. in the office of the: Clerk of the•
Atunicipality aril is Open.. for insliko:
'time during Office hour's.
- • Scheclul•e 'al :proposed : walks 1 On
the west side o4 Vieteria street :trout
Street. to and iocluding 99 -feet
• fronting ..Latee, No, r..1 .auct 13, Vic
toria 'street:, .4% feet wide. distimate
ed cost, .•e4 -work
•• $70.47 .is to be 'drovided .out of the
"general nines of. the -Mriticipali,ty.
On_ the north :side Of Townsetid St.
from St,- .St.,4••••feet
in, width. • Estimated cost. of . • work
$367,60 of which $128.88 is to - be .
provided. owl. of the general .thitcla. of
the. •Aitatichiali•ty. .• . • •
Cortirt. of Revision wilt lie. held .•
• in. the. Council Chamber • ol 'the • Atiu-
nietpclity on Friday, the. iteirci day."
, 'July, 1994, ;at '.8 •Welcielt: in the.
•• ,.eVeiting.. for the .purpose .of hearing
ooliplaints• aganiet •tItz. Ito:posed as-
sessment • or. 'acettraey .of the frontage
•ineas-oremeOts',- Or, • any other tom--
plainte- which perenne interested intv
desire• .to make mid.; which • are by law.
- cognizable. by • the: toort...:Dated •: at :
.• Clinton line,. 6th •dey. of.
.. B. • L. IVi erson , Cle.rk. ,• .•.
Persons • wishing- to petitiou •the
:Couocil against. proposed . work '
imiSt do se :On :or. liefe..re •the 151.1t day
• of August,. 1904,1-1). • Aiaephersene•
• LEAVE YOUR 'ORDERS:NOW •
• FOR.. YOUR S.EASON'S SUP- •
'PLY OF ;COAL: WE CARRY '
ONLY !rxifTvpmT BEST GRA- •
DES -.WHICH • WILL pp.sorip
AT THE LO*EST POSSIBLE
PRICE • • '• : • .
ORDERS MAY •13F. LEFT,AT••
• .DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARD- 1 ,
• W4RE): STORE , ..* • • '
W .J 'Stevens
You Oan See.
For. yourself how Much a shoe has to-
do with the appearance of your foct.
What is -uglier than a' poorly shaped
shoe ? What is , daintier. than • ••
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'A TRIM CLEAN CUT SHOE, •
that fits closely .abottt the foot•
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brings 4itit it natural • artistic lines.
We cot find a .sltee to fit youir• 'cot
ito twitter r how hard you are to sett. -
Our .spring stock has are'ved and AIM .
*ices are right,; :We are .showing,.
'line of , shoes'. foe men at $3,5o that
can't be beat for price and 'quality.
Also • a line of shoes fee women (The
Queen Alexander) 'for $i which is extra
value. Cotne in and halve a look at
our stock. No. trouble to show goods.
• .Groceries,
Our stock fs complete. We have a
geocli line itsf Japen •Tet.s, groan at,d
black: i7ackage teas. we carry the
Ludellal Red -Rose,. Blue Ribbon and
Liptods celebrated teas. They were.
boned. before the advance 'in price
, which- we will give °ex 'customers the
benefit or. Plant and Fancy Biscuits,
Boiled .11am, Smoked Roll, Breakfast
Bacon Pickled Pigs Feet, Canned
Aleate, rickle$ bunt and bottles cf
all kieds. A' trial crder will eotivittee
yot.1 that we carry a stock cloud to
ally in . tbe trade and the prices rea-
sonable. Also- a cat' 0:. ltedpath's sug-
ar jest arrived v.hich WO are selling at
cost. .
seedO we have. got •good Red
'Clover, Alsike, Timethy, IVIattold and
Ternip seed amid all kinds of garden
eeeds, orchard grass.
In crockery we have a kW ditmer
sets» we ere selling very theap, Your
*lade selected.
R GRAHAM.
IOgle Cooper% olei stand.
Cash tor Butter and It/get )1sone 23
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PLITAISTEEL—J,Tst: Clinton on July
15th to Mr. and Mr. Will. Plume
. steel, a sett
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'BRADVORD—In Clinton on "Jelly r501,.
to Mr. and Mrs, George Bradford,,
a daughter,
CARTWRIGHT-1n Mullett • on July
6th, to Mr. and Mrs.. JOhn. Cart-
wright, a detighter.
KLOPP—On Zurich Road, Hay town-
. ship, ott July Oth, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ellenor .Klepp, a ,son,
• . Deaths.• • .
PLU.1ISTEEL,—In Clinton, on July
15th, the/ infant. son, of Mr., arid
• Mr. Pliensteel.
HART—In • brueefield on July irth,
. Mrs. George Hart, aged 58 years.
SMITH—On the Sauble Line, nay
. on .T ttly th „ Ecigar, . the • eld-
est ,serz of Mr, Daniel Smith, at
the age-. of 24 years. •
DUNCAN—In Morris on July i2th, '
• Annie Spar, wile of Harry . Dun-
• ' can, aged 25 years, 4 Menthe and.
8 days.
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CONSUMPTION BEGINS WITII A
COUGII. • • •
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'Thu, cough racks and tears the tender
,tissues of the • ttroat. Inflammation
supervoies and . then serious bronchial
'or king trouble :is .established.• The
important time • is at the beginning.
• Stay the progres$ of the. cough • by
using • fra.geaut -healing •, CatarrhoRme
witien. reaches every pgrto of. the. itrao-.
,Citial7( talks, throat and lergs. Cat-.
arrhoeane destroys 'disease gorms, stce
p$ the cough, ecire spots, • clears
• the • • nose .• and throat , et discharge..
Catarrhoibue • .sCoths; 'never irritate.
Guarentetd ' • for every forno • Of •• cat- •
aril. For lastieg :cores use Oatarrliej-
zone. • TWO Months. treatMent. 51 ato .;
TENDERS. rag RA I,SOMINING TUE
.fouo rooms. • down stairs, the halls,
and bell ' room of the Pehlke Sehool.
and also tor •tde flue for centre lute...
ilacl1Ce Will be reeeiveet by the Prcperty
Committee. up. to Monday, .•25th • of
Cinittinghatec,• Sec. P.S„,13.
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TO R.T.i;NT—;5 ACRES OF PASTURE
• land siteated on. the London, Road;
• mile • south of Clinton.. $25..for the
balii,nce Of -• the eeason.—W. 'I'. Butt,
Clinton P. Q., .• ' •••
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HURON COUNTY HOUSTA; OF REF-
- ie and— Industrial Farno,-Applica.-
tions for the positions cl keeper and
mation• for. the 'Hotise a Refuge and
Industrial' Farm .111 the • Coonty ;;yf
• Huron be received. on. or before
tile 'first day of December next. AP"'
plieaticns :• to be )11 Writing an ad-
dressed • to W. Lane, Comity • Clerk;
• 0.0cler;c11•Ii. Sliackinap, Chairman.
of 11. of R. Cononittee, Dated Jelly
18th, 1964,• 2t • . •
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WANTED.—TWO GOOD GIRLS. nv,p.ir
wages paid. Apply ,a.t Rattenbury
'Muse. •
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DOG STRAYED,LTuukwisTRAygD
• from theitarentises of the undersigned
about 'three weeks, ago, • a short tail
porno dog, black, lwown legs • and
brown tips over eyes. Apyone-
• tnrinng • same or. giving information
• whiek will lead to its recovery will
• greatly •oblte.—Peter McGee, Hol -
'nosy file P. 0. .
THOROBRED •• REGISTER1D
• ham Bull for sale, 13 months old.
II0,ep two, will sell one cheap,—Al-
• bert 'Nott, con. 2, Stanley,
Clinton P. 0. : ' 15
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FARM 10 RENT OR FOR SA.LE.----
Lot 32, con. 9, Goderick township;
cc•nlisting of •80 acres, 40 acres seed-
ed dowri, 6 acres in fall wheat,' or-
chard, brick house and Ti elk barn;• X
mile from schocl, 2% miles from
• Hohnesville, 5 oeiles front Clinton.
Inetnedfate possession can be er
George J. Connell, Clinton P. O.
Malliaihrisatiti
EXCELLENT SERVICE FOR SAT-
URDAY TO MONDAY OUTING.
Stelae, your Sundays at the popular
summer resorts. Return tickets are4on.
Sale from Clinton to Gederich 4oe,Kin-
cardiac 51.60,
Good going all trains Saturday,
valiei returning untii Mofulay. For
tickets and infertnation call at
Grout Trunk Ti'eket Office.
F. R. Irodgetts Town Ticket At,
Clintotx, Ont.
EDITION nn Lnxn.
'rho Grand Trunk World's Fair fold -
et, Which is de finest specimen of
railway literature yet isseed cet the
Louisiana: Purehase ExpositiOn, it in
great demand. A good SupPly has
boot issued and Attstone sendittg four
cents in stroMias to J. D. Ma.ceonald,
IVstriet Passenger ,Agetit, Toronto,
can secure a copy,
DOMINION EXIIII3ITION, WINNIPEG
f•lingle fare for Mind trip.
Gorlet going Jeily 23, 24 and 25.
Valld Waning until August 20thi. •
bout .. street, has a stone. totadatton, •
boetiMent nf eement Meeksand t -he rest
of the Welding will be of solid: ."red
brick, .
On Sature•ay the harbor presented a
lively .al.‘k)earance. The Turret Castle
was 'wing unloaded of her •cargoi of
ine„oeo bushels of wheat at the eleva-
tor. She arrived at. 8 it. in, that, day
from Fort William.
Our greatest isurprise cn visitinio the'
hatter 'was the•presence of one.of the
loveliest .yac Is "Cornelia" of Sagin-
,, a I ' •Ai .- yaehtwhose common Or
is Aloyles* of that city..
Mrs, J. Wilscrt of Sault Ste. Marie
. will .. spend, the summer visiting .her
tufty . friends Jie town . and country,
kottng. . • . , ..
- 'Mr. Ilelw. g of Aubern ',drove • 'clown
011Seintlay• and was the guest of his
daeghter, Ars. R. -Jones,
. Mr. and Aire, Reoben Graham of
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Cheatcu and little. son Etniit were 1the
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guests • . on. Wednesday. al
Robinson, Mr,. Graham's siister.
. Mi -Ss Alitthey 'has rammed' front Mr
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- eisit to her relatives at Gore's Land-
. ing. - • . .
Miss -Cheyne, al (lore's Lending' .ac-
•-compamX
ed her neice, iss:- 13e11e Mur.
At present she is the guest Of Airs,
give it my unqualified recommencla-
tion."—ltebert Smalls. ,
General Abbott, of Washington, D, C.,
Writes; 4'1 ant fully convinced that
your remedy Peruna is an excellent
tonic, Many of my f clouds have used. it
With the most beneficial results for
coughs, colds and catarrhal trouble." --
Ira C. Abbott, 006 M, St., N, W., Wash-
ington, D. C.
Captain Yarnell, of Vltashington, D. C.,
Writes: "Your medicine, Peruna, I be-
lieve to be the best medicine for catarrh
on the market, have taken only a
small amount, and cart see very benefi-
cial results."—W. G. Yarnell, 2:22
Lin-
eola street, N. IL, Washington, P. 0.
General Mcl3ride of 1). S. L.
Writes: "I have no hesitation in roc-
otnmencling Peruna, to all persons who
aro afflicted with catarrhal troubles."—
J. D. McBride, 450 Pennsylvania Ave.,
N. W., ,Washington, D. C. •
General Longstreet of the Confederate
• Array,
Writes: 441 can testify to the Merits cif
toy, front her restdence and. w It be the •Peruna, both a
Lor trie sentinel:. • " •
. s a tonic and a, catarrh
guest of her sister , Mrs,. W.M•
urney, • ireraedy. Permit', enjoye the greatest
We had the pleasure of incetieg Airs. . reputation as a catarrh remedy of any
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(Rev,) Sowers from, Brueefield aud the "medicine- yet devised.)1
—James Long-
Alisses Sowers at the hartor c,e, sat,. street, Gaineeyille, Ga. •
•urday: . . . . •.
Miss 8a:were .of .13i1teelie14. and Miss; _,, . • General Neeke al G. V. U.'
Bertram of London were the guests: Writes.: "I commend Perune, to' those
the past week ol Mss Al altoet , • . .Who are, troubled with colds producing.
At the shoot on Friday last at elle catarrh as a most °Mow:6611s Cure and as,
grounds of 'the gen !chili • Mr. 7.c.s.tv,m,': a good general touic."—Chas. F.Nosire.,
Pennington .111 ade the hi-ghest • score, •Z313. St., N. W., Washington, 1); C. '
As the winners etand..now E. WatsOu '•
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has .four to his credit and .N. D, R.ouge General Erwin's Recommend. .
yietwo, . Siaile. Othershove .on,y • .(iiiii,• 44Meny of iny-friends• have used Pe -
Five witie thehare:theme trOphy. • . .runa as a dyspepsia, ,remedy with the
. Miss .Addie 43, ,Catimbell of Toronto • most beneficial' 'results," — John- ' .B.
is for the, holidays, the pest of her Erwin, Washington, D. C. • '
sister, Airs. (Rev.) W.)II. Graham.
.Miss Catepbell has bn. eeappointcei tea, . . , . Brig.70eneral Schell Benefited..
cher •of mcdent haigetages at .,1"leiNtitig• • iiliertmais indeed a.. woncierful. topic, '
Lealiesl••.eollege•• Slit( ie a. ("laughter of ,• and for coughs and ,colds I know of
Rev. A. AL Cannibell.. ' , , ' . • 'nothing better."—F. M. IFChell, . Wash-
-Mr. •Thelma§ D. Hawley of the . Park • ington D. C. ' • .. • • . '•
House feels lento proud of the bootteet: • • •' 1 •
of $2.5oo • (A5on) being left -by•the• lata ,, ' General Duffield of. the Union Army,
Sir 'II. :111. . Stcnlev,i the. great. 'African . ' Writes: . "I have used Pernne, in ray.
explorer to Attire r , Af .: ..J. up !thou; . now iinnily and have ...found • it a vithable
• arepleyeil ..as Queen's •• Alesseoger and medicine, and take. pleasure in ' reeoire-
*Ito. is onarticd to iii; cousin .(11' .' Mr, " : Mending it to -alt •who 'suffer from ca-
iis.wley.'s.. Mr. 3.011.1,1011 *418 .4.:0111111-ly • • . .
'Stanley's companion on, the: lien iti iserrh of the Stomach or who 'require it.
tonic ofefficientey."—The Cairo, :Wash-
• R chef Exped i don.
General Cutler of South Carolina,
Writcal 0,.1 can. recommend Peruna for
dyspepula and etomuch trouble. I have
been using your medicine for it short
period and 1 feel 'Very =eh relleverd.
It is indeed a wonderful medicine bee
sides a good tonic."—M. (L Butler.
r brigadier -General KirbY
Writes: "I can recommend Peruna to
all thee° who are ante: tea with catarrh."
—efeueral D. T., Kirby, Washington,
D,0.
Den.- Powell, Hecker Post No, 443,
Writes ; "After using one bottle of ro-
ruiia 1 beev,me convinced of WI OUrati'Ve
qualities, and continued its use to dete.
All symptomsof catarrh have disap-
' peered, yet I continue its moderate use
as a preventive, and an old man's tonic,"
—W.11. Powell, Belleville, 111. •
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Oen. Sebring of. the Confederate Army,.
Writes: •441 eau cheerfully. reeomniencl
your yaluable remedy Pormia as, a very
excellent tonic, and also good for coughs,
colds, catarrh, and general debility," ---
W. II. liebrIng,133 W. 4th St., Jackson-
yille, Fla. .
General Lumax of Washington, D. .C.;.
Writes. can ehoorrully recommend
your ierriody as a perintinent. and effec-
tive cure for- catarrh, colds and to any
one who.needs an invigorating tonic to
build up their system."—L. Lumix,
.160319th St., Washington, 0, C.
Oen. Payne of Washington, D.
Writes: "I join with my comrades in
.theclinmencling Perunn, to my friends as
an havigoratibg tonic to build up the
system."—Gen. Eugene B. Payne, 407
4th Si, N. W.; Washington, p.
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• General Talley of Pa., Vol: LI: S. A..
Writes; .
"Your- Perrino,' hes been used
iv me and nay friends as a relief:for ca-
tarrhal troubles with the most beneficial
results, am So convinced of the efficacy
of Peruna that f do not hesitate to give
it ray reocatimendation."—Win. Cooper
Talley, 713 D N. E.; WaShington,
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Oimeral Olgolow Cured.
Oen. J. G. Bigelow, 1510. Ott Z`T.
Washington, 0, 0., writee ;
Veruna has made me well and it bee
given mo more than ordinary otreagth
and opirit for work."
Gen, O'Beirne 01 WashingtOn, D. C.,
Writes; "As many of ray friends and
acquaintances have successfully use
your Pollute, as a catarrh cure, 1 feel
that it is an effective remedy, and Tree,
ontmend it as such to those suffering
from that disease no a moat hopeful
satireo of relief."—J'arnes O'Beirne,
290 Broadway, Washington, 0, 0.
General Chase, Ass't Gen% G. A, R••
Writes; "The excellence of Perms as
a cure or relief for eatarrhal disturb-
ances is well established. Many of my
friends have been benefited by its IMO."
N. Chase, 23 Harrison St,, Ana -
costa, D. 0.
General S. S. Yoder 01 01110,
Writes; -"1 have found Peruna to be.a
wonderful remedy. I only used. it for a
short thne and am thoroughly satisfied
as to its inerits."—S. S. Yoder, 'VV`stshe
ington, 0.0,
General O'Connor of U. V. Legion's,
Writes: "If you. are Buffering from ca-
tarrh or physical debility, inemixliately
commence the -use of Pertma. It has
been of the greatest benent and service
to many of my friends."—Dennis
O'Connor, 738 82nd $t, N. W., Wash-,
ington, D, 0.
Gen. Wright of the Confederate Arm?,
Writes: 4.'1 take pleasure in recom-
mending Peruna. It is a remarkable
medicine and should be used by persons
who are in need of a good tonie and
by sufferers _from catarrh."—Mareus
Wright, 17e4 Corcoran St., Washington,
0.0..
Gen. tlawley of Waahlagt0a, C.,
Writes;• "I haye used Peruna and find
.it very beneficial for kidney trouble and.
'especially good for coughs, colds and
catarrhal troubles."—A, P. Hawley. .
Gen. Urell 9f Spanish War Veterans,
Writes; "A/lerty of thy friends have
used, Peruna with beneficial results art
an. effective remedy for Catarrh."—M.
Emmet Urell, 813 12th St., N, .W.,Wash-
ington. 0.0. •
rrat.Otaliaerre: Army Generals who prstise Pe-. ,
Brigadier-Gener41 Caofc of Wash..' .
ington, D. C. .•
• General Sypher of Washington, 11 C.
• 'General Middleton, Hancock Regi-
ment, U. V. U., Washington, D. C.
If you do not derive prompt and.satis-
factory results from, the use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr:Hartmasf, giving a
,fuIl statement of your case wed he will
he -pleased to give you his wettable ad-
vice gratis. • ,
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus,. 0.
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RtinSball of Clinton are CONN'll by the Goderich. •
lake 'at the. rosideitee OE Mrs, S. Eig- , • • • • • :
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• •• .•• Atilel aird (•,,f 'Berl,, and soil,
Mr (1 - G. 11.. HoSken is talZ411g al well tee Leonard; hilt for their home.. .on
. earned, holiielay :at 'Toronte. where she: SaturdaY after •a; most enjOyablevisit
th the gnest of her. sen, 'Mr: •Williaan with their relatives,. Mr2..• and MIAS.
liosken.
• Prato Gun( . : •
Mrs. (Judge) Sinclair an two grand -
„children of TorCr4o, are the greets Of
Barrister and Alts. Seeger, .• '
• Stutirt. Lane, .of. Osg9ode Torone•
toe is the guest of •Iiis parents at the
old •• •••• ”•
, GeOlIrev ]3.'A,-saileeijor. ,Dres-
den, •GF,rmany; 'from New York on 9th -
July ain't will be- absent until Oci-Oliet.
:He wAl yistt relatives in Germany and.
Etightec•C, but during his absence wili
pay epetiar -attention • to 'French' aud,
German; making himself master Of the
accent of both languages. St. George's
choir. I:met-Oa:red/ hth leaving, and ori
Sunday evening sang the bvenn• •-for
thosein eril• on. the, inia. :The ' chair
'of St; Stephen'e, Toronto, -.Sang .the
satne hyrtin,„Yf. •
• iSs Margery ...A:lacy, tee.cher
Morris, • andher sister; Miss Pitn.ina.
Amey, NeW England District; Brant-
ford, • are spending their eaea.tionat
the .residence ofi their parents. Miss
Ainey of Gckleriele after # Ion visit
at Burford and 13rantford, .1.!s also • at
the parental residence. . :
M•iss• relies Tye . took. first class, hen -
ors .at: the Canatlia* Coneetvatoryr of
Music, Ottawa, . , • ••
Mrs. '(Ctain W; E.Gundry (nee
Miss ,Aggie...E.•,-WaslOgton), *ill hold
Iter post-rittptial: reception Thursday, at
.her 'old home, East street., ae well. as
Wednesday afternoon ,.e.ntl .eveningi. . .
Brophey has at his simile a group
taket: last. week in •whien four genera -
thins are represented, namely, Mrs.
•Jatoes Goderich Mrs; Anrdrew
li'ergesoni,' Auburn . Mr$:
Lynn, BulTa.lo ; and eight.-,mcntlis-ced
Cecil Ardrew. „Mrs. Lynn...le visiting
ber relatta ce here. and. at Auburn....
Miss .1eresg.i •Cassaday and . Miss
Maggie Morrison of Ayr are holiday-
irzg at the residence of .IVIr. W, Bur-
rows. and .
• Airs. A. Al. Shephaya hart returned
•front ez• pleasant • trip with her ••hes-
• baud, Captain Sitephard,on his steam-
er. . ' • •
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A NOTED HORSEMAN'S ,EXPD.',Ide
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one Genuine Bargains
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K . for.July and ..iii list ;
ii: Dress Goods '
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.... schieaadr*eas title° goods for summer and early fall wear to :
ff. A few weist lengths in it mixture of SilIc and -Wool, *4..
••4 • worth per yard 86c, for . 40c4.
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?Voiles .worth 85e, to clear at 50c 4t.
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:i: Ladies' Underwear •
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Mr, n oite "en g er ev-eras -
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2,I144;. and proprietor c.f to Clif-
'ton 1-Ibuse,' Brockville, :o9ys oo BM-
inetit &eres with- Nervilme for re.
crai use arpiv-cl the e.. o
strains, , ell' , intern -al
Pains alai especially (Or affections of
the whirl bone Nervil ne is unapialled
Air. Wendling believes Nerviline is in-.
dispensable as a horse linisnent it
has strength, penztretiog power , arta,
works • thormighly. Every hcirse oral
stack owner should use Nervilirle. SOld
io large -2,5 cent bottles, .•
• During July and August- all our. Ladies' White X .
Underwear will. be sold at startlingly loW prices. +
4. • Surnmer Corsets at 80c •.•
Ready -Made Clothing 7
: A call' will convince you of the merits of our Ready -
to •
; -wear Clothing Department, • . • :
eMen's. Suits from. $OS to $14-0 0 -
*** •" $2.511 up
Obildren's . " " , $2 00 "
Ladies' and Men's Witterproof and Oravenette
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, ()oath at lowest prices,: -
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' . A. lot of Afen'e Flannelette Working Shirts at -;25c •••
, Ask to see ,our Ootnbination Syne, :
H PLUMSTEEL 4
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The Old Stand Clinton. +
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR ALL NEXT WEEKI
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CUT PRICED SCREEN. DOORS
90e Doors f�r 80c
$1.25 Deors for$1.10
$1.50Doors for 0.25
$1,75 Doors for $1.50
$2.00 Doors for $1.75
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SCREEN WINDOWS
All sizes, from 150 to 40c
GRANITE
PRESERVING. KETTLES
1 • All from
sizes atFeto
oeVrces
GRANITE SAUCEPANS . -
/With cover from 20c to 50c
Without cover from 12 to 85e
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JOB LOT—HAY FORKS
1 2 prong Hay Fork, bent handle, strap ferule only 25c ,
8 prong Hay Fork, straight handle " 85e
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A BRUSH BARGAIN
• Oval and ilat styles
of Paint and Vara-
, ish Brushes from 5c up
CAN OPENERS—From 8 to 12c
just the thing for picnics and .camping.
A OEEC
W SECONDS—In Granite Cov.ered Pails
at a very low price. Just the thing for carrying
water to the harvest field,
$
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OD=Binder• rvvine Special-cn $
Pure Manila 650 ft to the pound, only 18/ ets.
Standard Manila 550 ft to the pound,only in cts.
Standard 600 fectt to the pound, only 10i etst
SAMSON', PORTLAND CENIENT—$2.25 per
, Barrel. Get our special. priee on large quantities.
. 6 boxes Axle Greaoe for 25e Pure English Paris Green 25e per lb
i COAL, ALL SIZES—Ohestuat, Stove, Egg and Grate, ' . Farmers can have their -coal any day they come. If
no ears in we can supply from our sheds. .
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