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OFFICE -Sloane Block- CLINTON.
HENRY BEArn111;
(Successor to Mr. James Scott.)
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, • ETC
office formerly occupied by Mr.
James Scott, iu Elliott Block ,
MUNEN.' TO LOAN.
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oonveyancers, Commissioners, Real
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C. 13. IIALE - JOHN R.IDOUT.
DRS. GUNN & GUNS
Dr. W. Gum I. R. C. P. & L. R.C.S.
Edinburgh.
Dr. J. Nisbet Gu.rn k. C. S. Eng.
L. R. C. 1'. London
Night cells at front door of residence
on Rattenbury street, opposite,
Presbyterian church,
OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON.
DR. SHAW
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE:- Ontario street -CLINTON,
Opposite St. Paul's church..
DR. C. W. THOMPSON •
PHYSICrAN AND SURGEON.
Special attention given to diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat •,
-Office and Residence -
ALBERT STREET WEST, CLINTON..
North ot Rattenbury St.
DR. G. W. MANNING SMITH .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
(Mee formerly occepied by Pr. Pal-
lister on Main street.
nAYPIELD, - - - TINT
- AGNEW, DENTIST,
Office adjoining Photo Gallery, • • open
every day and Saturday nights until
tu o'clock.
CLINToN, ONT..
0. ERNEST HuLMES
tepecialist in roe 0 and 1sralge Work
P, D. S.-Grath:at:: 0' the Royal CI -
lege of Dental Surgeons of Onta.r-
lin
IL. D. -S. -First class honor graduate
of Dental Department tvf orouto
, University.
Speeial attention paid to 1 .eservation
of children's teeth.
Will be at Um River Hotel, Bay eeld,
every Monday from 10 a. 10 to- SI
p.
VAL J. FREEMAN
VETERINARY SURGEON.
ak member of the Veterinary Medical
• Associations of Lonclon and Edin-
burgh and Graduate ot the Ontar-
io Veterinary College.
OFFICE,- Huron street -CLINTON.
Next to Commercial Hotel
1Phone 97
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The Clinton Ne -Record
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The Eastern Question.
WHAT 1.%11E SOLUTION OV IT
MEANS TO +TUE WORLD. -
Perhalps the most interesting topic
that has vet been. presented. at the
. services M the Seventh Dy Ailvottist
'tent meetings in Clinton is the te she shall cone to her end ancli 'nem marks. lhe .number of candidates •
writing was 300, and of these•305 'have ..
, wh;eli is being se much written: and shall help her.' -
passed. The fmlowing.aie the highest ' •
tallc,c0 about today, "The Eastern miAvizeeilat(ctiltiraistt)titsnteanfraniii)., • tile.: 114.11,11i:1 '
marks obtained in each subject : .-
- Questicv.'' Only it was presented Reading, Ada Cam ebel i 46; drawing, •
from a. different standpoint Own nsuel;% Prince, which standeth -tor the child-. • artisan, Louis Brisson, .37,
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it was a study of the subject from . trenzilio°10/11g.0,1)1bvice;iStwahlualstrv%is..11w40.11,5.b:ina., . writing, Edith Duet. 50.; dictation, i
the view potet of Bible prOdliecy. Dorothy Worry, Cameron Jaferson i
. ,
lir speeking on this- theme! Elder ge there was a nation, •even to that • ' -
same tine. And many a them. that
sleep in the dust oi the eartr• .she,11
awake ••, 40111C 1.C., .everip.sting life and'
seme to shame and everlusting .con-
tempt.' .
Su then when Turkey snail gonteto
her end; it will mark lite ushering in
of i the most solemn.. and nuportaett
events ;melt as the close of probation,
the, resurreetion a the dead, the
gentling .of Chr,St, .and the time -of
trouble well its never was. The scrip-
tures bring to At:tin-Unit Palestine will ,
be the great battle ground of the
ncatitri;osit! . just lefore the- retunn of
'Let the heathen. be wakened
einne- up to the valley of Jeltosophot ;
fo.r theta will I .pit to judge the. hea-
then. round Masa.'
Clime. and Japan and other heathens
nations a.re waicitg from :their sleep of-
centuriee. - 'flie 'Valley of Jeliosopleat
is in: the land of 'aLeni.i.e. • There the
fte'r
West Huron Entrance Examination g
• . S. No. 1 -Anna McCoy
16 008
. 4 moold fas
f• 13611Xedir 46 6 rgjil
▪ Samuel Mecoy ...... 559
.. 001 • 16 LeslieMeNaughton
-584 J. EROS WIIRISOr.,....002
"OW " 3 -Lizzie Sanders. 550
' - 570 GI Herbert Beaver ......t118
ungleste, in 1853 • and again the pow- The following is the list of cancli-
ers stepped in and helped al .187in when dates neseeCI by the I3oard of Examin- s,
the Russian outposts were within gun- SI'S tor West Huron, together with
Shot of Constantinople. But slut simile the Militia obtained by , each, The to 66
move her capital to Jerusalem and t al number required to pass is 550 «•
AI
Spear said : ' God . has to do with.the,
kingdoms of tlus world. Said the
Rattenbury Street Worli 11"lY
. . .. . ...nes and watehers to :Kir413
... ....
importers.. Wm kin an- • • . 1 proud aud lifted hign,' '.'TU.1 Most
• I ILI& ruled' tn the Icintklonns off linen
eltip sold Material ,gueranteed. lend .giveth it to whomsoever, he will.'
Dare 4 : 117. Dible prophecy 4n ancient;
times foretoln the overthrow cf Daby-
lcni, Medo-Persia, Tyre, Nineveh and
other' countries. Jesus i oreteld • the
0.,estruetion of .Iertisalent. - Foretelling
futitr.e -events is oral of the ;great char -
1 acterisUes of God, _which distinguishes
Ihuh from . all other gcds, Isa.. 46. : to.
The: time of . the flood, 7o:. years .essip-
tivity, first advent .61 Christ, • etc.,
were all foretold. • Shaun!. it .appear
strange to. us tha.t Bible. prophecy
should deal with our 'time and • the
netions of indef.? . .
The 'Eastern Question' . has - two.,
etorm centres, one at Constantinoele,
known as the near .East,, and the other uations will be ,gatherto -.A s et ot her
out in Manehttri t n• the t r -E, st 4, • -
!Nebuchadnezzar 'elan his heart .was
J... 6, SEAI,p ec Co.
withal!
and illa at
The leading car-
riage makers.
.All work
inanufac-
tured :on
the premises
and guaranteed
Repairing promptly attended. to.
RUMBALL and McMATH
Huron St., Clinton.
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Tlie glaKillop Mutual Fire
luaurance Comtianil
-Farm and Isolated Tonni•Property.
Insered.7•;.!
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OFFICERS,
J. II. McLean, Preeident,'.' 1.nppen
0. ; Thos. - Fraser-, - Vice -President,
Bs-sit:afield . P, ..0, ; T. E. Ilay$, • Sec.-.
Treasurer, Seaforth I'. Q.
DIPECTORS.
William Shesney,' Seaforth.` ; JOhn
Grieve, Winthrop ; George „Dale, Sea -
forth ;. John Watt, Hat -lock. ; John'
13ennewies; Brodltagan ; James Exams,
13eechwood ; James Connolly, Chilton.
AGENTS. . •
Robert Smitle
chle,y, Sealorth ; James Cummings,
E'gmondville ; J. W. Yeo, Holmes-
ville
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Parties' .desirous to effect inSuraiiee
or transact other • ' • busirsCss,•
promptly attended to on . 'application
to any of the ,;etnone officers ,addressed
to their reepeetive. post:offices. Losses
inspected by the director-. who lives,.
nearest the scene, •..'
• TIME'," TABLE
Trains. will arrive at and .depart -
from Clinton. •statiosi as...followa
BUVALO AND. :GODER.IC.11.DIV
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Going East ExPress • ' '•' .y-7:.38 a.m.
3:23 P.411.
Going Emit . p,.m.
Going West
Going West -Express • 12.55 p.m.
" " " .arrive 6.15 leave 6.40'
" • '' . 10:32 p.m.
LONDON, HURON AND 1313.I.TCE DIV.
. .
Going, South Express ...7.47 a.m.
4, . 4, 4•15 P:111.
" North Exists:es -10.15 a..nt.
• 5.K1 P•111'.
A. 0. PATTISON, ,Station -Agent.
F. R. HODGENS, Town Tiettet.'Ageiit.
J. D. -MACDONAT,D, District. Po.ssen-•
. ger Agent, Toronto.
; liguAlEigKit x
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Ni,,, DR. OVENS OF LONDON nit
Is .ILK
fin Surg-uoit, Oculist, Specia;ist, ,L.111
rj Diseases ,ef Eye, Ear, Nose and Jpil
Li Throat, .visits Clinton, monthly ,ibij
DLE]Ag
E (ILASSF,s PROPERLY FITTED, laci
Le 1.1.1i
jg , Nasal 'Cate..rrh aid Deafnesslide
k Jif treated. / ali
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,est Clinton ()Ince Coinhe's Drug, E
C3 Store. ff.4.1
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rszt Hours S a. in. to, 4 p,.. no Dat- 0 •
O es of visits-TueSdays-Febt 2, [3
,E mar, 1, mc.r. 29, May 3, May Ee]
,,EI 33„ J1111t1 28, July 26, Sept. 6, 0
,ip Oct. 4, Nob. 1, Nov. 29. ffill
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MUNN &C0,3618,:.roadwah New York
tea 13' ets Weellington, .
k 1 6 • a . seripture ostatea it the visits of
Both '•have to do -with the self sa4lee • devils. go forth .finto the kings of . the
thing, ,namely„ the Rossian egression. • .
14'1Ver since the days of Peter the
Great Russia has, been looking ' for a
seaboard in a 'wa:tart climate. Her ' • TEST THE KIDNEYS. .
ports frump-, up cd the . Baltm, and ..
Allow twine to, Rtand. Lei •a, glass ves-
northern cesastsi in winter, the.. cclossits
of the north has Covet:misty cast her •sel for twenty-feer hours-- and • if. •at
the end of tLet Unie .in 4s clouded. of.
eyes Amen the territory' of other wekdi-,
er Au -Album where .she inight. obtain- the . has left a sediment in Ow bottom on
snuck desired bocit of open. perts ;ft the vessel yea; 'may: ba sure that Your
'. kidneys are diseased.' As a. means of
whiter. .' . . .. ' - .
invigurating - the antioo of • the LIdnevs
• Peter the Great eneincd in his cele-
brated last, wilt and • testament : 'Take,- end...unikitig. than strong. and keenly
every possible means of gaminej too- .thete, i$ no preparation.. so prompt and
stantinopleptnetrate 'AO the -Persian -11611"0 thurcnh- as -4)r- '•Chnse'S I; i.d-
gulf,-advanee to the Indies, -Which' are ney-Liver Pills, .
the. greatest • depot of. the world.'
lystcry hears ont how .perSisiently - .. .
Rtissta . has ' fel:lowed- the 'above pOliey. earth eta thti"• WhOle world,to gather
.Agam. and again has Russia endea- -them to the battle of . that ' -great. day
nored to ohtain Constantinoele. •St 11' cf . -God 'Almighty. And tlhe gathered
ea
. • •
thily and surely has she extended. her
terti t ories 'toward: the• Persian. golf
and the, present crisis• the. far --East
now • IS front IetisPian. endeavor - .to
'reach the seaboard. The speakaaid
that there wits a propheny wItteh Lad
to do with tl:is •"Eastein.' Question' i•.;1
the chapter• Ieniel.
Ie 'the closing, 1' erses, . Daniel NT a
'lower is hi -might to view- elesignated
as the, 'King -of the North.' .The first
few verses. writ. Itele in; td.
utderstand who is referred to by this
expression, ...Said- :the angel to Daniel
v. 2)., 'llehOid there -Shall'stand-up yet
three •• kings: Persia,.'" Cyrien was
thee. king. The three n ngs Which ue-
.ceeded Wel iyere CitiObyse,es„
*limns; Do.ries the Ortet: • .
And the • f OUT 01 .1;11101 11,6 r/ir Helier
thati Allay all . 'ane. •hist!strength
Oiroueh his 'riches . Stir -.tip. all
oeeinst • the realm of Grecia...(same-
yerse.') • Xerxes.. weS tine 'fourth king..
'after Cyrus:. •Ilte. asseinisled • army
smelt as...the world- has . set n and
led it • against. Greetan 01; that ••vitst
lurks!' Of '5,eoo,cloo Alien only• 3Lxy,Csoo-re-
tut ned ex4 organiztd form.
Verses three and Liar read 'And a
Mighty:king • shall • stand not that shall
rule'. with . great. ex,minien, anct. 'd-6
corclivg te his- wal .and wine, he shall
'stand trp `kiegtlosil snail .beilyialLen
and 'divided tower(' the Imir ..WintIS. of
Heaven. ' • .
After,- Persia- •had defost14"une
der the letiniers:1:1 • oi • A texander the
Great, " the. .-Greeks irti-aded ,-,PerSia.'
-Three- battles,: Granicus and An -
belle placed' Alexdinier upon: rine throne
of • universal ,•esekiirp, .the. prime Of'
Itis life Alexander • -wee cut ofi the"
lanes of death. ane his kingilotis divided.
fileete, years -• after his; death .einorg •
Lis . four itadinn. gLihrale. Cessattder
litid:hrocedeii,:and Greeee -liysitte4eni.ta•
This* Ond 'Asia -Minor ;.-,'Selettetts, • had
Syria. htid .13ebylon -Ptolemy, Egypt,.
:The', prophecy makes Special .referen..
ce..to the 'port:here. -ro.d 'southern devi-'
sions, de.signat tug • one as:the '''King Of
the Nc-a-th''. the other as this.."King of
the South.'- Egypt ,.Wit$ the, -southern
dLiiiicu of :.Alexander'S 61115)0 ; Asia
Minor, 'the northern.- . • ":
. then the poWet oe-,
etsinn'Asia Minor,• the nerthern portion
(sf Alexander the' Greats knigslcitn, at
the. time . to which the 'prophecy -applie.
ed, that power • Wc;itletne the "'icing of
the nortlni .. : • - •
.• The .‘kine -of the North'' in' versa 40
is spoken .cif es .existing at the 'time cf •
the end...! :Other propl7ecies that
the. "time of, the • cud:- began in
the • year of • • 31798. What ' power •
,ht.41 contra of Asia 'Minor, thenentit,
ern part c,:f 'Alexander's kingclonn, ins
(7.98. ? Why,. • Turkey :controlled it
then, . controls a today, Turkey,
is . -therefote the • lkitg of .the..Nortli,''
Versa 41 • snows that, this power 'the
king of the North was to intee'ecintrol
over the glorious- land, Mods; • is the
land of Palestine. Pelestine has leen
in the . hands of Ttitney, now for many
Y°''antusiltity heti poWer'oVer the tree:tenni
oC gold And of silver .and -,over all the
precictis things Of Egypt. (Y.-43) re-
eeiving :'.'runt Egypt 'millions 'of dollars*
annually . as tribute, .
Bet . tidings 'mit of the East afd•
Ncrth shell tratible hint iv, '44.)
Adam Clark, the great MettLidiat
commentator, ie .ecen- ng ter the ex-
planation: of this verse wrote - 1825,
that, Russia on the North and
011 'the • Valst wOuld would sometime
seriously emberass the Ottoman (1411.-I
titre, We live to see 'ICS prediction of
Dr, .Clark's fulfilled in the, Crimean
war • from 1853-1856. 'And ne shall
plant the tabernacles of his palace be-
tween the in the glorious • 'holy
sr mintaiii, yet he shall come to . kis
end awl. • rictne shall help him: Taber-.
naeles of hie .palace would refer. . to
the Tr Os' s capital, the . glorious holy
incutitaill. Is Mt. Zion 'the joy t
whole earth' upun Which Jerusalem is
built. .Ternsalein ts •between the seas,
the„ Dead sett and the Mediteratican
sea,
According tu this prophecy. Turkey
will one, of these days move US Cal*.
tal I rC4I1 Constantiimple, where it maw
is, ard :plea it at Jerusalem, 'Ile
shall come to his 'end end none .sliall
help hint.' Turkey received help frOill•
the powers ill 1838 from- France Mid
ver'str•Z(WitetteadMioltifeetaritSaa
- tveRy NUMOICP COMIel.ttE IN met* Wderichefter than other soap powde
- ea it a)ek 401 as diainfectant,
them oil() a place called In the He-
brew. tongue Attnageddert.' Rev„ :
14, 16. Arinageddon refers to a nical-
itv • in Palestine.
'Hes nations of Europe tolerate the
Turk 'in Barone today ointy becuou'a
they cannot. agree as who, shell
heve vsneb, valuable territory.: Nepon
lemi said, the 'Czar- a RuPsia, , did
best to get •to 'neestitt" te Rua,
sia's pessessiOn ef Constantinople,. q
would ).not give tt, ! said. NapoleOso„
becatiSe foresaw:that .onee Mistress
. Russia would : • be -
co ee • a great naval 'power and the
balcome power Europe wentld be
destroyed :.' Kossuth: • the, ...greet...gull-
gArni,n petr,ot said iIii,Turkey Shaul be
deceit& the' fate of the
When Turkey Comes to let end., mis
prophecy says that it'will, '11 hallons
will gather in Palestine to tight fur
her territory." f•iernices• in, 'the tent
thts en•none Week, -W.,- IT, S.
St'Rn12.11-3E DOcToRS:
•• Most. daetUrs gre. astohishol •ina
results olytained by Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment -as a cure:for erzetua,- salt rheum, -
end itehieg akin diseases wit eh -, "are
often.. . ecns.idered e;•ell gh
By weird of month. .ftqui friend. '. to
friend. the nier"tf; ' . of Dr,
Chase's Ointment. have gradually 'be-
come knewn --until ie now standarh
the . world over end: hiss e record... Of
Cures unparrellee sn the-hi:Story •of
- -
Prevent The Trouble.
• -It has been proposed. US authorize
4/04-treasters and elepotieseto opett.letn
.teris •on ivh i eh oto pc -stage 'stamps' have
been put, to learn the nanfe; . the
Writer, atid..avidd. sending- to he dead,'
letter alga.' If all .who Write would
have 'their nantess and stedress ,printed
on •the envelopes• they: use, as. •' the
post office .e•irects, no setelt • ...trotilse
watild arise, We cati fernish, yon with
envelopes printed. at this. ofiire at .reci.
sonable prices. • • •
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MEMCINES y011 CAN TRIT.ST,
There Are no family medic nee that
have such a firm held cir the confident
ce of the people as those of Dr, A.
W, Chase, the famous physician and
receipt be/ok author, The superior
skill as mid the integrity
of ellgracter for which Dr. enase 18
„ everywhere kiiown stand as a guaran-
. tee for his medieines, oit every box of
'60 whicb are found his portrait mill sig -
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patnre,
Goderieh.
: Dirth-On July- •38111 to Mr. -sled
Mrs. J. J. Howrie . daughter.. •
All the haying in the conntry is re -
0(.40' nearly cOmpleted hut oda& Liu
the • town, there are tons we. ;eight say
not etrt yet... •
, g
are hinetie, Albert Luxton, Howard
Walter, Herbert 13eaver, Grac e Th om p.
son, Ellen Agar 200; gralnil)ar. Mary
McLeod 134; geography, Archie Toni
87; composition, Rose ititkin 83; his-
tory, Sophie ‘Verry 81; physiology. .
Irene Young $0, Total, Rose Aitkm
867,
OODEnteit MODEL SMOOT,. '
Girls :-.Aitken Rose807tBeaton Oath -
urine - Oatnpbell Orissm 552, Clark
Retta 600, Clark Lizzie 575, Cantelon
Crissie 710. Ellis • Grace 712, Elliott
Vera 824, Howrie Isabella 613, Handl- .
ton Agnes 760, Ilarrieon Beatvice (182,
Knoxl'ear: 670, McNevin Rose 750,
McLeod Mary 831,• McLeod Augusta
832, Munnings Gertie 040, Nivins
Gertie 630, Platt -Gladys 000,• Reid
W Male 040, Sharman Nina, 007, Suth-
erland Effie 032. Smith Olive 712, Sal-
lowalolorence 033, Thompson May- al,
Therlow IVlay 808, Vanstone Ethel 701.
I3ovs-Allan Gorden 007, Anderson
Melville 700, 0 irey Robert 550, Craig
Willie 032, Davidson Hugh 593, Dyke
Laurier 031, Elliott Chester 737. John -
Stop Roddie 072, Johnston Harold 087,
McAu ay. John 580, MoVicarJames 551,
McDonald .A.ligus 049, Platt Reejnald
713, Prieadfoot John 027,- Salisbury
John 636, Swarts Clare 06,3. Tom
Archie 818, Wiggins James 053.
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OODERICIL TOWNSHIP,
. 1- Lizzie Salkeld ... .
• Nannie fialkeld
2 Gertie Sturdy ... . .
5 -Rhoda Heft:es
May Lindsay 661 •
Bruce Cox °Of
0-Myrt1e Blehan • 677
Letitia Johnston.. 054
Dot Mcilvien -773
Margaret Ross. ..... ,.737
•Thomas R. Johnston ..039
8--lliossie• Hari won 589
• Ellie Weston
Thomas 8anders......700
" Mitchell Willis.....„..697
" Edward Willis 633
Elgin Amy 603
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‘4 0 -Chester Mac Whinney 010
Sep. school --Mary Ryan • ....733
0;7,8 newarei amid runishistents. 1 .
. *le who fights and rens e.waY-. .1
SmAtinnr . • Let vulgar warriors scout it-
UnionNo.1-Lulti Snider
±,3, 5, No. .3 -Lillian Peck ......
if Bella Dalgetty
. Sadie Watson .
Harold Stinson......,.600
RheaStirling .
6-MenaDavidson...... -72
Roxie Palmer . . 55
Ethel Johns 72
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“ Kate Stinson...,
„ Alex Davidson ..... .01
" 7 -Emma Conga ......,67
" 9 -Grace Thompson 80$
• 20 -Tena Fraser 11
" • James O'Neill 62
• . Mack Ross 0'
". 14 -Edward Clegg ...
S. No. 5 -Pearl Short '5.7
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!The dead, cold facts about it. .
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002
EXETER . ,
Millie. Bissett 589, Irene .Handford
010. Bella Hawkins 744, Mary Hawkins
597, ila Johnston 584, Mitudlohns • 660,
Litiu _Martin. 591, Edith IVIelCity 04,
Leah Remmer 780, Ida -Rowe 589, Jes-
sie Russell. 053, Blanche Sheere 008,
Bertha, Seeli 578. Flossie • Sweet 010,
Sophia. erry $19, Dorethy Werry
715,.. Frank Bawden OA, 1•Vio, Q. His-
sett.(187,:Manrice .Bobier 594,' -ley
Beene 041, -Lloyd lIodvein 058,- Oaks
Howard 726, Frankie :Knin,ht 029, Dar.'
ry Rendle 035, Trott 094, john
.Walker 593.; • . • . .
• GODE:wit SEPARATE SCHOOL. •
Martha Dean 708, 'Mary Doyle -,
Constance Griffin 707, John Hood 032,*
• Cliffoed Webb .017. •
Emma, Bullard Gladys Brandt
68$,Pearl Beck 723, Flossie :Foss' 730;
Maud Petty 565: IseatriCe Reynolds 683,
Neva. • Welsh 077, • Alfred Clark 714,
Ivan • Ferguson 671, Bora Geiger 092,
-Wm. McArthur 0.70, BertitnStorteman
' DITNICANNON '-
Ellen Agar.701, Annie I. entiand 013,
Gevtie Sutton- 7:38,:3 male Stothers 557",
Laura- Irwin. 010, Warn& .BegleY 589, .
Edgar 'fickle 650, Lorne. 'leers 552,
John Roberts., 051.; • Clifford. • Treleaven
701, Itirry.Teeleilven 597. • .
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• • -
FraSp.r Braun, 629, Gaenet SweitZer
727,, Madeline Bertrand' 736, •WalbUrga
Hill 074. •
• • • • : . • .
• VietOirAppel -692, 'Fred E. Hess 753,
Ed win !Coe bier .581; :Milne R. R.enuie
737 Roxie Eilber 506, Lillie Fan:4'061:
Luella eseloh ,. Pearl Wurtz
W 600
D4sawooD.. .• • ,
• . . .
Eldon Opetz 588, 'Olive Fenn 550, Al-
bert Walton550.-. . • . •
• .43.1inmzun.
S. S. No. .1 -Evelyn Hayden
Blanche Olver ........052
itbel Austin . 682
Foley.- ,.........70Q
" , Miirgaret Garvey. .702
". Nellie Garvey 002
" Lizzie Griffin 550
" Maggie O'Connor623
" Clotilde O'Keefe...0577
Marie Sullivan 665
Thoines Garvey -070
Kit Kenney ..... . , .638
"• 3-,Agnee Griffin 583
" .4 • Flerence McLean 572
": Mary. McMureby 610
" James B McDonald., 557
" Charles j. McGregor • • 591
• " 4 Sara McCharles . -615
" • Rhoda McKenzie 754
1)onald Finlayson 607
" Edgar' Robb . . .. -500
' 5- Olive Gardner 502
"John Andrew :..,617
" David Andrew... ... ; 692
" 0 =Olive (Muff. .. .. ,732
- Alex. McKenzie 010
Albert Shackleten039
T Bertha Henderson554
Florence McDonald -672
Ada McKenzie.. . . . . .095
0 Harold Treleaven
" Hawkins.. -
" Annie Burrows , . 588
" Aggie Hawkins 574
"- Violet Bog.ie '.593
" 12 -Stanley Bissett, .......639
" Kenneth Boyd 665
" JamesMcLenna,n
" 15 -Mervin Cowan 092
" 16 --Esther Hasty „ 534
" Victor Curran . ... . .,000
" •' Percy Finnigan 66$
• • " * Milton Kilpatrick 652
" Willie Myers 553
" Barkley • 552
" . Laura Pentland 051
COLBORNE
1/111011Nod - Ifaina Gtrvin
" Celia IVIcIlwairi.....,4300
" -01trY. • • • 6,6 • • 6 .684
" • Willie Girvin 092
Harvey Pentland 590
Olive McPhee 008
" Irene Young 661
Tena, Young 062
" Howard Walter ., 829
". John Young 660
" }laughter' Somersall767
, Jessie Oke . ... -736
" Straughatt 574
" Clifford Gledhill 580
" Ray Moore 705
8 - WilhelminaStraughan 600
" 6 -Maggie Bissettt 672
“ Effie Glenn ... ....055
Cecil HamiltOn577
" 1 -Edith Durst 702
" Harold Allin .. 581
o Edgar ICurschenski -017
" 0 Jean (Mutton 050
66 Sohn Edward Shaw ..083
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. S. 2 -Mabel Dining ........078
o Bessie 'Welsh ....710
• William j, RUA:sell.... 085
FOR OVER. SIXTY YEARS. •
Mrs. Winslow's Soothitig $yrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children while teething. If dis-
turbed by night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of eutting teeth send
at once and get a bottle of "Mrs.
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ren teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer inimediately. Depend
apon it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. It cures Diarrhoea., regu- ,
fates the Stomach and Bowels, cures
Wind Colic softens the Owns, reduces
Inflammation mid -lives torte and en-
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ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the 'United States. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
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and ask for "Mrs, Winslow's Sooth-
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Goderieh.
Mrs, 'W. Logan' of Buffalo says Htniti
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7 Are Symptoms of nervous ex.
haustion which clisappear
with the use c.ri• Dr. Chase's
Nerve F0001,
Plenty of people who have a horror of nerved*
prostration and paralysis, stiffer from indigestion,
sleeplessness, and other symptoms of nervous
exhaustion not•realizing the danger they are in,
1 Nervous disease develops slowly aid by restoring
vigor to the wasted nerve cells by the use of Dr.
Chases Nerve Toad you can prevent serious
8 results,
j5 Ma. MATTHEW WHITE, a retired fanner,
jr111"411% I I' sr1-1 nogr saotm6le Elginy ea years S' aSvie.
3
Thomas, Oat., states1-,
suffered more or less front
indigestion and nervous
dyspepia, and as a,result
I .have been subject to
dizzy spells and discomfort
after eating. , used Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food, and
found if improved my
digestion, steadied my
nerves, and made me rest
and sleep very much bet.
$. 1%,1:o...1-3VditatomriAloIr.werngt19011.- .557
" Mabel M cTaggarb.. . , .57
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. Mabel -Mute. „ . ; .... -61
" 2 - Clara Stewart 504
" :3 -.A del Me Turnbull '
61 Earl Copeland,. . . 679 .
..6 Edwin Unriliner 700
" 4 -Albert 'Luxton.. . . .. : 832
if May • • 702
' Lydia, Hanelford 741
5 -Jennie Feagne ... .. . 730
Malice Kern! k 000
Clark Fisher . . . . 615
di
. Wesley Dayman . 6(1-1
. " 0 -Olive berryhisl . . . ' (Y-
- ' Flossie Francis ' 6.
" .. Robert Coward (65.(2
" • \-N, Mid Johns 13)
• " Alden Johns
ter. I can truthfully re.
2 MR. WHITE commend the Nerve Food
3(3 to anyene who suffers from the above ailments.
8 or. Cheee's Nerve Food 50c. a box.
7 To protect youltgainst hnitations the portrait
and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous
0 receipt book author, are on ever' box.
15
• .7 -Vera. Batten
4.
Edna Ta:ylor 671
.64 Roy UOUltiS.
-EAST WAWAN0111.
S. .:No. Boyle (310
" 13e1vti0ampbe11„.... ... 054
" 16 -Edna HI L*1130)000'11 . 072
-" l‘litia Currie ,737
"' Elsie -Sheill 672
" • Edward IN tzpatrich. -501
Edmund Irwin 653
•Stew,irt MeBurnia 500
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Elizabeth Anderson -550
Jean Clark. • • 693
Sarah. Durnin 567
• Mary Sheriff ...... 628
• Elliott Miller ...
Margaret • Anderson . /747
Clara, Craig ; . :086.
• ; Obristopher Forest- „ .707.
Olivs Leishman • 733
-Eva; Oatepbelt";,
ItaZel Campbell -.023
- Myr! le Beene)! t , 550'
13essie Laidla w 055
Kate O'Connor 037
..Lewis Beedroft, ......,119
1)rinstoir...13eecroft
-Alfred.„EinerSon • • 577 -
• tk illiiiiir'Keinmey •
•.Nelson Thompson :• '.• 558
Cameron. Jefferstni022
Ada Campbell 705
Earle Mallough 072
William :Wilson 673 ,
• Sep. school Mary Cummins 584.,
• ." Leddy
" • 3 riessie Love • • Ai • • II • 504
id Flossie CaldWe'll
" Lawrence ilageti,
John It. Taylor.. ..... .701 ,
41 4 -Roy Geiger
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• 0 Ellinore Trneman......573
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Ask for tickets'via M. & O. E. R.
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platted.
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Mrs, W. IL Otaairy At her reception
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Maggie Horton 554
; ; 61re tut MoNaugli ton -506
" Efsenbaeli- 505
Warren Livingood . , 670
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Seo, school -LonisDrisaori 054
LaPortl .001
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It is a superb t011iC
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in the world. It saves
grain, aids digestion,
and makes growth.
Thousands of stock
breeders and feeders
use it.
-One :tOtipio.ilialof the many
-
o haye. roomed
"Lastiwinter a steer 1 was fattening went
off his feed. 1 fed him Old Dr. Comp.
ton's Favorite Stock Food a,nd ho got all
right and started to 'thrive as soon as I
started to feed it to him, 1. beliove it to
be, a goocl thing."— Vs illiam Sinclair, 16ih
con, Goderich 'Township.
Old Dr, Compton's Favorite Stock Food.
makes the finest, animals, the tenderest
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