The Clinton News-Record, 1904-08-04, Page 7August 4th 1904
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6, D. McTaggart
BANE,ER.
A GENERAL RAI, BANKING BUSINESS
TRAN SACTB D ; NOTES DISCAUN-
:D. DRAFTS ISSUED. INTEREST
ALLOWEl) ON DEPOSITS. -- --•
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
NOTARY, PUBLIC, J TC.
OFFICE' ICE' -Sloane Block- CLINTON.
HENRY BEA T TIE
(Successor to Mr. James Scott.)
R9RB j1LR, SOLICITOR, r
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oflice formerly occupier! by Mr.
Jatnes Scott, in Elliott Block .
MONEY TO LOAN.
RIDOUT & BALE
conveyancers, Commissioners, Real
Estate and Insurance Agency.
Money to Loan.
C. B. I-IALE - JOHN RIDOUT.
DRS, GUNN
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Dr. W.. Gunn I,.'R• C. P. & L. K.C.S.
Edinburgh,
Dr. J. Nisbet Gunn Al. R. C. S. Eng.
L. R. C: P. London
Night calls 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. TIHOMI'SON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
Special attention given to diseases of.
the bye, Ear, Nose and Throat . x _
-Office and Residence -
ALBERT STREET WEST; CLINTON.
North of Rattcnlbury St.
DR. G. W. MANNING • SMITH •
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office formerly occupied by Dr, Pal-.
lister on Main street.
)SAYFIELD, -- - -• -= ONT
DR. AGNEW, DENTIST;. .
Office adjoining Photo Clallery. open
every (lay and Saturday nights until
' 4O o'clock.
CLINTUN, .ONT:
L...' G. 1';12NESTIIUl,tlll;:i .
S cdti.t
Crwtu and bridge
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Work
D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col-
lege of Denial Surgeons of Ontar-
io.
I,. D. S. -First class honor graduate,
of Dental Department of Toronto
'University.
.Special attention paid to i .eservatl.oit
Uf children's teeth.
'W'ill be at .the River. Hotel, Bay held,
• every Monday Irani to a. nn to b.
p.nu; -
39 R. J. FREEMAN
r
VL1 LRINARY SURGEON. •.
,. 1c i
•r ) e t a
th • Veterinary :(
of (.
rtil niember e
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Associations of London and Edin-
burgh and Graduate of tete Ontar-
io Veterinary College,
OFFICE- Huron street-CLINTON.
Next to Commercial
Hotel '
,P1Loue 97
Marriage
Licensee
ISSUED BY
.;L 3. Bumbali Clinton
Ratteu.bury Street Works
importers. • Workman-
ship and Material guaranteed.
J. G. SEALE St co.
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Tho Clinton 1Vcws-Record
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Hick's Forecasts For August.
The storm diagram s3.ctws that the est. AVe• will nu;tue 'J'ltttr: day,. the i itlr
first taix days of Augt.st are covered eirr'' ,'rltursd„v the 25th Ass centra: clays
by the combined disturbances oA Vul- of these prc't tulrle seismic -periods of
eau, Mercury ant) Mars. The regular disturbance.
Vulcan stern period is central cat the Our ,general word of caution, es -
3rd. Tete culamnatit;g days of the per- pecially to those who are exposed to
iod w•:11 Le the 3i(d, 4th and 5th; On the violetue of egluittoctial storms on
and touching these dates.j;cnera,l storm southern .wlll:ers, :and along our sot.th
Cc:nt',itions.will develop an pass from coasts, is that the fluctuations, of
West to east across the cout.try. Sea barometric reekirKs he caltntQy c and
turns whk It have been visite[') by many Cctu.9tt.ntly watched during all these
electrical, rain ain't hall storms,, aur- later August periods, also etering the
ing tench of July ane', August, will storm pertotls in September. If that
inO•:t:, likely have the sante character bc'ronctric , pressure becomes very low
cd storms [luring this period. In the the chances are that clanger is ap-
allisnee of the Wars influence, the Mier,.. proaehing and all persons and proper-
eury;dist.urbauce acietd'to this regulate ty. '.'usnirently • exposed, to hurricane
storm period we t entry increase ard. high seas shcukJ be warned and.
the chances of general, diffused rains. safei4uarcled. Such disturbances tmwy
Marin; this period ; but sections which hot appear in dangerotts force but the •
lle;ve hat'' little rain for weeks prior, chances are many that -they will. No
we fear, will get snore threatening one slior:id be so foolish els to in a'lge
storm -clouds and bh.ster than ram disquieting forehodiugs and to one so
dirittj; these disturbances. The Met --criminally indifferent and. [Taring as
Bury Influence, blended with a regular I to Ieave the whole matter out of all
storm period, as in the preser:t in. his thought and. ►[,!(treeing. Irl R.
sta,ttcc, normally tends to copious and fllicks.
- general rains ; batt the dominance. of
tate Hear:; influence, tends to fax and per- 1
!.actuate local conditions whielt prevail 1VITI;N.IUUI2 CHILD SUFFERS h
l .�•
r r
in' h t, t ( this t.
C � l r t -of ht period. fur
a 3 Crn A l
1, i,knows.0 • - ti
1 rof 1c t(Iw. the vaI u
For lack t
Storni- l -
'heavy c std bl tstec altc>ui ill( of 1)r. (`Eases Oitllsnutt as a cart for
3rd, 4th ett4t1 5Lh look i for rising fii'ar. eei.eiva, many a mother has been worth
(meter, westerly wind, and cooler. '.out in the effort, . to relieve her. cltilt'i
On • and touching the bth • and 9th,, of st.ITering. Eczema, scald heac'i • find
under the anllitenee • of reactionary otrsr fortes:• 'of itching skin disease
storm forces, intensified by • the are common to cFildret., especially de -
Moon's extreme north declination and ring the teething. period. Thoughrea-
conjunction with Sun, the' 'temperature dily cured by 1)r. Chase's .()itttiueat,
will rise tc. sclwe of the highest con-. eczema, if negleelitl,• beecltnes chronic
jl.s•ticu with • scan, the teanperattoite- and may last for years.
will rise to since o. the highest read- . .,
ings of the suunaner, .the barometer will • • . . • . -. •
fall ard, severe storms and bluster will '
visit tua:ny 1e alitttci in their sweep .' Morris Township.
from • west to east. '1'ltis heated spell
will r,•ot break. (dyer t•util after the , Miss Maggie Cathie!, has been
visit -
new moon- cttlrqt1i ,• with stro to her brother anil sister 1t 1orc/n•
-probabilities that it wittiest intothe t
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The leading car-
riage makers.
All work
manufac-
tured au
the premises
and guaranteed.
Repairing- promptly attended to.
KIMBALL and MATH •
Huron St., Clinton.
Jrlffiirop MutualFire
Insurance Comganu
-Farm and Isolated Town Property --
•-Only Insured,•-
• OFFICERS.
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J. 13. McLean, President; 'Tapp[*
0. ; Thos.-'hraser, • Vice -President,
Brncefield Z)..•- O. a..'E. %jays,. Sec.'
Treasurer; Seaforth P 0. •
DIRECTORS. •-
William Shesney, Seaforth ; - John
.Grieve, Winthiop ;.• George. Dale,. Sea -
forth ; • .7oltn Watt, Harlock ; John
Befitetviee, ' Brodhagam ;.•,J awes Evaits,
Beechwood ; J aures Con)tblly, Clinton,
AGENTS. -
Robert Smith, • Hariock ; E.Bin-
hley, Seaforth ; Jaines 'Curnuiings,
Egmondvillc ; J. W. Yeo, Holmes
ville;
Parties deSirous .to effect insuranc
or transact other business will b
promptly attended;to-' on application
to any of the above officers address[
to their respective . posto1flces. ':Losse
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- w e
I director
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inspected - ii
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the scene,
nearesti
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11,1) 1))seases of Isle, I.ar, Nose and Lf
U Throat, visits Clinton ntontl..Iy lid
Lli 1'I� Rf k N'4TTE',I) (AJ
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, [K] Nasal Catarrh and Deafness (j
s� treated. 0
i.[>a] London 011ice 225 Queen's :Ave. KI
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I® Clinton Office Combo's Drug t[SJ"
M Store. CI
if:s
:(x] noises 8 a. in. to 4 lt., tn. Dat• xC J
igij es of ' visits -Tuesdays --Feb. 2, 0
!,j Mar. t, Mar. 29, May 3, May
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$J 31, June 28, July 26, Supt. c, 0
.0 Oct. 4, Nob. 1, Nov. 29.
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,Esit trintgaW itr'atittipaa>» ttantttt,rlstlxltrtttttttut
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MEIN0
'!'IME TABLE.
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'Trains will arrive a ti.and d depart
from Clinton -station as follows.
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Bt11�ALO AND ' GODERICH
Going East: Express •
1, 1, •' • 11
Going East
Going West 10.15 a.nt.
Going West $a
ti
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Css.
12.55
p
tn.
- " arrive 6.) 5 leave 6.40
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,, , ,
•'r0 2
3 Pan,
LONDON, HURON .AND BRUCE DIV.
Going South Express ' '7.47 a•m•
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ttTVIrhY'NUMitt.F., ,I dt1dN(
regular storm; period exteneirig from .Miss' Mary Brooks of • Toronto is
the 12(11 to the 1,7111. visiting' her parents at present. '
The moan will be at now, or in cora- • Mr,...1. !'errand .has 1purehasetl the
junction with earth and sem, Ott tate late •Itobt. • Blockillicltl's farm • for
it tit, • •in • l:eri:gce, c+ nearest the ; st.t., $3,000.'
on the • 12th, and •(,n tl:e celestial. -Mrs. john •Mailers- cf Sault Ste.
equator on the t4tlt, the central 'day Marie is visining friends on the. lst.
of- a • regular store! ...period. This per- it. /::. Jackson .left- on Saturday for
iod +s• alsc,-einbra,Jed. its theon•e(mning Calgary, -Alberta, where. hs . inter.,ds to
Ver91ti .nisturb.ance, ,which is central 05 resi(Ie in the nearfuture; 'His. moth -
the 24th. 'T'he waning.: influence of •the
Mars disturbari e wul also .cotllfrine
wi.tlt the causes tinned during this
perii)tl. It is more. than proball!1e that
eivatcrial disturbances wily ivake.thetr-: the barn floor c7ti •Saturday, ands'17jrckw
appearance ire the..Gulf • regions...c arty. fh(itli 11)011ss t:f his • right kg Below tlnu
this period.• Jirlicati(ins of, Noel1 knee: 11Ir. • .Jackson is .a.,an whc-
storms sltot.•1d be looked . for • and weighs over 200: potuuls • and the till
pt•oloptly heeded by .a:il navigators *of : torttitiatc .ae•:incur will.c01lirt0' hind • to
the Gall • ard •ado^cut waters. Ex- MS !wase. •for :1011(0 'weeks.
posetd interests ',on the r.o•tthei n coasts • Alex McCall, . who has been tutabl'e
(may' 1)e .exp[ secs to damage and 'dan-
get•, tituelt of which might be averted
hry. ' earl f oil ft rel licntgkt , and watc11fu1-
ness.. -TIL .distllrbttltce5 of this
'whether., or ne'. \VeSt 'India storms
conic up Treat tit si•.rtt , may ix:'ex-
pcetcd. [.ver illi )st interior -tarts of the
country flout. `1 di A•rl ae', 1 h.2...13111, l0
Tuesday, tit a.: .iGUi, .,t.It, enleinnati(;t1
falling • it.a;t• 111 1.1, o'.i' lha 1:1th and
15111.. \ ieiolts thunder storms ante -high
)a:llcs will" centre about ,5:..:itlay, • the
.141,1,• If ,1,' i> :l 'i rricanes or
cyclones 'sit mild 1t•e, c !h, ft. ; reseiie
felt da*1I k)o1. • .• 0:11-• stat; li an' eo)o'tS . at •
is time, lite stcrtns • that visit ^in•.
•terior states a. few ('ays .:taterr will its.
'fc)lli>•tved; .hy iulscatisona.bly. 'cool- ,gars=-
er. ' O,h.rw Se the haft d terui will.
riot iso brcecn .effectually until after
the stonins of a sulisltc Taft period. .
Reactionary storm• cditditiors wt11
rctitrn c1L sec'+ next' tr ilio 19th ad.
n
201.11.. f lis ., period `will. he -within .the•
1)rac0 Of earth's aututr,nal equinox and
near the -,centre'. of•. the /Venus. period,
thus • increasing • the pretbatrilities of,
�1:luknocLfai.-stipr•itis• c..ti the s(:attl wat-
ers' cud. alr;ni • the: vou'1110111 coasts; -
There 'is aliitcst ...it `scientific certainty.
...of such storti.us iii steep' parts of t+ltt
earth beforuthe
e1 1 f •1
ttst ,
r_si_ak
�
lug,, it wise ' Jru. those-.moat..vitally
concerned .to' • watch ill •', li'rst Itldkca-
tiotis of :every storm peridtt:: 11 •all
the people w kll lent n'to 'keep the pcts-
ih•lities of •such periods'we11.titrett>•trxl.
l •nln c
,i •t1 i`cr ua.
+ tit cls tr._ a
• t •iter it•
tC
Yj
Indy •wateli d v lo urct
tts, he worst'
siCrt7S that over d,S
armed'of 7nte-t 'sre bait terror and dei
st:met V(. Consequences...a.-
IC iswe
ell to, tnieatt'1cr that e'ostrttc,
L\Tetras Itatl slc,rpu s a,re •, alnlCst
'sure tc attend the stories, • especially.
the, i rcat 1 011tw stern .grain •feg-
icots; (aurin'; ••the last half, .of • August.
not l,xt lw ttlt t n
We do t a precautionary
steps• cast, be taken .against such v,lsitar
tic:21s, abut v lvateeer •ttiay be !possible
or.•1'1ucti.eaiirle should riot .be neglected.
•v••r) *•
Cliaugc .to rising ;harotnetcr and .c
ioneh cooler, '•especially at -night, w,71
follat••for son!t
dmys the reactionary.
stcnnns centering; about the .18th - and
er, Mrs. :4, II. Jackson, has left foe
Lite Sat41)0 place.
• Mr. II(ary .1acks0n hsd the inisfor-
tiuto •te,. full from. a- load Of - hay fo
7.38 a,nt.
3.23. pan:,
5.20 p.m:
4.15 p.iu
i' • NorthExpress • , 10.15 a.m,
'. :.573 p.m.
A. 0. PA'I'TISO\, Station . Agent.
Ir..11. HOI)G1';NS,. Town ',lick et Agent.
J. 1).•MACI)ONALI)., .. District .Passen-
.'ger. Agent, 'l'oronto..
'Wood's ' • Plhoslp'hodine,
The Great English Pentair,
is . an old, well estab-
lished had reliable
preparation,Has been
"t7r0C
proscribed and
used
over 90 years. All dreg -
gists in the Dominion
of Canada. sell and
recommend a9 • boin
1lefore and After, tho only medicine of
its !find that eurobond
shies nniversal satisfaction. It,promptlyd
permanently cures all fonts of ak
•
7C4y Emissions,.Ypermatorahaa,Ina ofenaJ,
and Weak-
ness, of abu998! creosols .• the excessive
ueo oTobacco,-
Opium or .Sltnlutaptfb, Monica
and Brain Worry, all of which lead to lnf liniity,
IneanitY Coneumptionand an Early Grave.
Price. 51 per ackage orals for 55. One will
corn
t on ro•
Mailed p v
package
Mri n
mitt cure,
ao1pt(, six ,(.tt
oolpt (Apace. ice. t3Tb for ofree pamphlet. Address
'Ike Wood Con►pany,
Witadsor, Out', Canada,
Woods Pitasphotline is sold in Clin-
ton by Watts & Co. IT. 13. Combe,ltP. tLeaid J. CO,,
Ilovey, :Drug-
gists.. ,
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A handsomeln illustrated weekly. 1 arsen4 ell,
mention
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mentton of any Retention jienrnai. Torras 1 $
earl four months, el. Sold bran nowsdeators,
MYIUNN& Ca New3$1adway'ork
Branco of5eo. exe P' 813rot., WnshdpR
The. last regularstoriit: periccl.
- .firr
Auglist iscentral on tlic 2.6t1L ottcnd-
ing 6:0111 the 24.tlt• to the 29th. Withal
this period the.' noel!' is at fall on the
25111 in tt,?i>gee ,c•n the 2Ltdi and on
the celestial ii.A:iator i1t:l the 28th."•'!.`Tris
period is also. at the c(autre of 'tile
Venus perturbation,. aural I elle • under
the • pressure Of tete :art it's''Sep•tetuber
equinox, • Wc. May; therefore, confi-
dently anticipate some very marked
•statim • disturbattees at tl:is tune.
•\\•!tether hurricanes'. and cyclones , have
or have rot mute tip firm the elquait-
or to our scar:Uteri' waters .and [outs;,
&zing prCtu, ,s A11gIlsL periods,dti
,
' 11
p
every plt'li�atl))lily shelf sinrgn�s w,11 at
near' at this • perua11 1 hese .Storms
1
will to'iri, Inland scrtiouti acct Cc.t n ,ter
stoma at•ei•8 tt•iil 1•Y )itdhccd frcritt nor-
tltwesterla Cxtrtyni•s, •• trrinititg many
' i•nts
1' SLU
'+ c•tt CY
•. t e, a.e t
lr<u �
.ail t .1 C
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•Gilt •tt
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t t7t(. I 1
1 c: It t
it t tit .
states.
• The indications are. that the general
disturbances cr1 this t;t"t-t;crioel will 11
followt•d• by it general high barometer,
with tierce high win Is nut mtsctasott-
a,1tiy sola' weather ot.d of the north-
west. If 'bleats .snake ill•, il' a 4)pcarat.2(i
over the ttrrtllort•1 to twiddle regions of,
the country detlt4g• tltc last few days
of Angt ;st, our readers reed net i.e..
wholly - taken •by surprise.
•Tlte dates upon' which colcanic and
earthgta,f:e disturbances 0.00 inost
likely to readh a.• maxi:eltln, getterally
oter the
and-tile) 21th• i`le .to
tll29th to;
ofAug-
PNl$'CT111(iNI A 15 ln14I,I`(r
• THE ITOS1'1'T'ALS.
ticr.walk .lvttltu'tt assistance for over,
two years, had the cntsfortt:ne to fall
breaikalug his thigh • bene vittl also frac-
turing' lois knee. e.' Altl of igh suffering a
Rreat . Seal. he.lbvars• it with. patience
aattl is d0:an„••"us well: as could be ex -
petted lona Man. of .his years, he be-
it)1?•over 70 l ctu•s c:ltl;
• 1011nsbip> council :iu,:,t last i1loit:tat::•-
Jlay IS 11 h ihr crop -its 111[ i ris• tftis.
year.. :l{obet'ti 1c \T irr,(y, 4111 i.ltie;hus
"Golden LeiweS."
Miss Eloise A. Shi;niugs, the well-
known poetess of Huron, las just
published a boon of her poems, en-
tttlotl Golden Leaves. The eollectiuil
comprises nearly 1,000 poems in u11.
A few were taker. from the first edition
of Golden Leaves published in 189o,
but the greater ttuurlier are of recent ,
- Elate. • Sonia twenty -live or thirty
poems were contrilsutcd from the pen
of a brother of the authoress, the late
Lieut. Richard t4kizniiI1 s. Tl;e prof. -
election is a very creditable one and •
should filed ready purchasers. The yob
wane colttait'•t•; portraits -Of Miss Skim-
ings and the late , Lieut. R.' Skimzni;'s•
Copies of this work may he had ::or
$2.o0 and we wish the authoress every
success its her :tnttlertalting.-Goderie 1
Signal.
• IN w:\! -.\'S• FV
AOR,
Fewtreatments stand so lt' 111
wo111412's favor: -as Ur:, 1.t.ftsa's Nerve.
.Food. • This et 110.1 only 1x•kanse -'of
the' extraordinary, Control ,!sett this
'preparation has oVer•. eriscaSeic and
weakness peculiar to 'Wettlert, bet also
becautie' of .11:s iiowcr as a tissue !Tail-
-der:• 13v weighing yourself while as rig
Dr. Cb!ase's Nerve .race you -11u1 move,,
.that: new flesh and' weight is being •ads.
ded. to. •lite .body.
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East. Wawanosh.
I''oors USP WASI•IES ANI) SNUFFS.
•
Twn1 ing perhaps they will cure Cat-
arrh -but no este ever heard of . a 'gen-
uine cure following such senseless tre-
atments. There is just [1'44',1 prompt
and thorough cure dor Catarrh and it
is fragrant hecdtng Catarncozone whiela
gots right to the r oat of thetroub-1e.
. r in -
'hurled
an
germs, heals l
destroys t lt. t l e
It 1 c
b
,
'hurled nleinllraiies�wncl eures`It1T_ -ease
no •matter nowt. obstinate or long
standing.. "T experimented for years
with Catarrh remedies Trutt fct.lnd. Cat-
ari•1'.o,cne the most rationale- and sat-
isfactory, writes W. J. M acl;acliern of
Waterville. • "It cured lac for all time,'
For a sure cure use only Ca'tarrhoz-
one. Complete outfit, $r.00 .trial size
.25 cents. ..
lost
v• u 1
Scott HIt. tt'i11 a u :p o (st al al) (,
U
cow last week. by heart disease,
Mrs. James I)i7w is• eery )11, weacre.
sorry to ,hear, '' . • '
$Ir: Janties \'aticaainp left for..ltlaiti--'
1Gba ti -few clays - agt -
�,
Ripley � •'ti � ••[ 21 h is tc
T ..( ills 1 t a �.
Mr.. I2. Corlev's• last sleek: •
' r it rr ve
1 Lc Illls c 1 a
Hlau; (.
t
.b
has • ba.ii the guest of his •t nc.le, •14Ir,
John (•Obltes
Mr::arid• Mrs; ' J'as. Netlwry ,:itinday
ed at Mr. J Noble's:
Hlcssrs.,•:J. Me0.11 aind E1 Nicholson•
of Morris.nisite(4 at Mr, .,las. HIc(:i31's
on. Surday week; `. .
5Tr .•t':.1 Mrs. W iaiai. te
et fiery Spt-
dUj ul tt a1lCtt
„
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Mr. Jades•• I3raatdiort flied a. fete days:
ago at his houie on, the- western •bC'titL-
dary. We exto'id' sympathy .to •the
sorrowing:.friends. • •-
n•
ro -Black. is 1 with kr,
Mr, I c vln}ga„u
'Jelin Scttlar. • for the summer months.
Hirs..13aktir •anti. son •Roy of- St:.
MIatrys have, been guests at Mr, Jahn
•Hhssrs, •I2.Roberts, .and •J.,. 'Craig
Were ; the guests of Iltillett - friends 0.12
Exeter.
Mr. \tititonian, who recently re--
-
) t ' ntrcltas
- a cn 1 t
moved ,here from I , p and
cel Mr. A Cattle's residence, ltas de-
cided tri retu1 n to e'tst bis lotagain
with ih• people cf that burg, - having
purchased the Pediment 'property. Mr:
Whiteman li is"secured • a very Ccinl-
fertaile Ilonne, •as fn•.l.adclitkin to •tile
house:there are five acres of land. -
Mrs:•R, N. Rowe and danl;hter,Reta,
have been visaing blr. Another at. Clin-
ton. • .
• FOR OVER SIXTY -YEARS.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has,
heen used by millionsof 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 cutting teeth send
at • once • and .get • a bottle of . "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syritp" • for child-
ren teething. It •will •relieve the poor
!Ertl[' sufferer immediately... Depend
xpon it, mothers, . there is no, mistake
about it. It cures Diarrhoea, regu-
lates the Stomach and Dowels, cures
Wind Colic,softens the Gums, reduces
'Inflammation and gives tone - and en-
•ergy' to. ;the whole system.
%t tnsibsv's Sgothing Syrup" for ehiid-•
ren to tlititg . its'•'pleaslitr. to lite taste •
ancF is the-presertption of one of the
oldest and best etnale -physicians: and
Mims 'in :the • United States.• Price
2S cents a brittle, .. Sold by a1l drug-
gists througiiout the world. Be sure
and. ask for "Mrs: ;Winslow's Sooth-
ing S,:rnp . -
•
Frank • G. •Carpenter's Tailk;�
• Cn The . Illu'strated .
Buffalo Express.
Every American is` • interested in the•
great' business 4evCICTiticeet!which • is,
one of the •marvels of the' day.;•We are
alive to 0110.opporti,tt,itus'at l:cnneand
in. a . measure 10thoseabroad.... 1 nets•
Wheat th cat
i
d Other live to
71 s: are
C'
�p) er letter's wlrat make, HI t•: C I ; lnl s le c SO
interesting to. so many Perseus They:
tell .what,• people. wad to know. 'They
have paitlt and pith.. They are scene-
ti111Qs . a record of: the Wonderful actio.:
industry `f til
I• .• t nit o
f the Ia nun C
Wes s c Y
tt ) 4
g
sometimes a barometrical. indication of
J
1S71iCSti CUilitions V/ Ctt11.
4s per;. •
seral ; $(intetili.es political,. bit •11-
ways irlstrtaetiti. • and readable,
Simday, • - ' '
Mr., (;:eo> Cc.ultes loft last week for'
Ireland iwith a carload: of cattle.
Mr. and •,1lrs. •I'/ -IV: •,Scott and'••faitt-
iiv Sundayed Tit hlr. ,T'. tt'alsh's: . - •
ife.• and Mrs, G. \. .Patine of Wing=•
halt! • visited\ friends oto' titre 6th Line
last week. - .
While .oiliirglair; ,,:hair.,!! Mr. P,- Mr,
Scott got his nasal badly torn. At
first it was •r .
.fe ed the revers • world
. uiul
itacts, to. be a.iltputate
<1 drat t9to wound
is healing now., • ' •
CORNS <3ILow.13.wr 1'.1N 'lIIN, TOES
13111 east lie rnt•,i-(1 without pain , in
one dayby
l t,
.nlttl ,
S Cornrrand Wart,
I,xteaetor, This- stanc.rard• • remedy.
hover !turns the flesh -it is entirely
vegetable' itt cc.uti'o.,tti(+n and (Ices not
destroy the lesl, i'se only I ttt
oa a
it's the best.
nversr (`ttty we hear Of someone being
talc(1t. with pneutn(ntia. The only )re-
1•(lltatite 1''( t(: 'get stra'•ig (atilt p
,�
Crt •
your body • healthy. Take •I czolte
which makes the rich. kind of .15lc•,ocl
that. nourishes and stipmktes the. e.)t-
• tire system. 'I was all rum down
and an o,dit srbjeot for pneumonia,
writes A. 11. Charters of ]3nrlittgtc:n,
wltelt I trier! Vara/one. 1 (liilit't be.
P" 't. ,rte A t_
9 u b
.. N. � i ''R, � e1 ''�' 4Y 7 .T b✓, ,,,,
:f
SIF 7 +I •' l d �r
•
kik portra lt and ' e+, ., I-tt:f of --
col• t:
'Ter. . A. W. Q"'ar; ., 'rho �'aprouo iM ,�
book atitt:ae, aro on ec:ot•y box
of lira remedies. • '
'.
The great .. nrescri;ptis?.ls of Dr. A. W:
Chase have attained :
such ca0rih >us �a1Na
that 'the 'ten p1.4(.1 tc
imitate them is cc,.
tinually growing.
stronger. Reorder tt t
you may : be certain
that you • ere genii g
bisgenuine. renteddi'
(the . doctor's portrait
,••/IatI and signature are n
0' every box or bottle
•
his. remedies. This it
the strongest guar,
antes that any anode.
cines can have.
Dr. Chase's KidneyLiver Pills, one pill a
dose, 26 cents a.box, five boxes for $1.00.
Dr: Chase's .Nerve •Food, 50 cents a box.
Dr. Ch
' Ointment, 60 cents a box
ase a O.in n ,
cents,a box,
Catarrh Cure
base a Cure,
.26 C .25 c
Dr. Chase's Backache Plaster, 26 cents each
5 for $1.00. •
Dr. Chase's L1Ver Cure, 60centsa bottle.;
Dr. Chase's $yrttp of Linseed and Turpen-
tine, 25 and 60 cents a bottle.
Atall -teaIers, orby mail
:postpaid on
receiptt
of
Toronto.
co.,neon,
Bates and
price dna
E
P
bade two -carte .only be sent : by ettpresa at
Owner's cost,
Im,ported Horses ..and Cattle.
Several of tlte• inost prom'ineiut bree-
ders of • .horses and cattle itt Canada
arc at present in England, or have
recently returned Cretin the trip, which'
was uneertakerl for the Sole. purpose
of procuring Stock for show at -thee
Canadian National .Exhibit Toron-
to; August 29th to September toil,
and for the improvement of :their well -
/nowt stalbles, The exhibits of these
gentlemen • aloft;; would &lee alt in.
Wresting horse show, •and when com-
bined with hundreds of other en-
tries 111 all classes, -will complete the
finest display a.f horses and . , cattle
CtlCr soon t
Canada. AlJU
t
g •those
.whose' direct and recent >i'nl:ortatioits
will be rhtrwn are Robert •13eit11 M. Ti).,
oC Idowmttravilltt ; Thomas (Graham of
Oraluuii Tiros., Claremont .1,1,I (3ard-
Ilouse of the- llighliebd stables, and
,William Smith ex -M, P., of Colum-
buildlieve it 'was 'passible for 1'`errcvrote to bus. Among • the cattle
brecc ors 11011.
7ne sem quickly.
,c•c for ea...In le few �;.. and RobertiM1.1111 0 of tStoufffvll e. will
nr a pPetitel , ,.
,t• ,. Cid clot petit ntl'i at tCb*ahied in v 1 show ter the first time their recent
`
• Lever's" .'Z(VVIseilead) lieinfeetant:laap
Powder its Letter than other soap powders,
AS it into Mt8M a (iielnfootlnt. Mi
gam b
to 'my cheeks anti 1 felt stronger. I , iuref:ttses in l;itgjhalti(l. All the exhiilai-
cl'd time Vigor through usir.'g Porro.. tors agree to 'keep their entries on, the
,iratt:." 'Ttry 1 errci'otte, it a.ssttres heal- grounds during/60e full period irk ti.
°:tlf; Price . o Cclltd 1';xhibitfoll:
I 0
.a
The water reservoir of the
Imperial Oxford Range
is so designed that it keeps a large volume of water at a high tempera-
. tore. This reservoir attachment of the Imperial Oxford Range is so
arranged that it comes in close contact with the Beat flues and keeps
a plentiful supply of hot water ready at hand. The range is also fitted
with th asexceedingly
powerful weter front for
use in connection with
a
kitchen boiler. If your,dealer :doesn'thandle the Imperial Oxford,
write to us for particulars,
The Gurney .Foundry Co., Lilmited-
Toronto, Canada -
zorontrt►si Wiaa)t>•ipog Vsartoeuvsr 9 •
I
Canadian Natioilal Exhibiiion
1904
ON - T .•
.TORQ�O ; � ONT1904:
AU•GUST 29th' TO SEPTEMBER 12th
Largest and finest eXhibits of.(Tnnadlian nia•nitfactures; agricultural
products, live stock, etc., etc., ever • shown. Now hufldings, Improved fac-
ilities and grafter yariety of attractions; than ever.
"BLACK *WATCH BAN''.
-
The Band of the "Black W etch". (she famous 42nd Royal Highlander.).
will attend the Exhibition,. by permission of his Gracious Majesty. the
Icing aind.officers'of the itegutlent, and will play three eoncerts daily thro-
ught its. entire :course.
THE R ELI EF' OF .LUCK OW
The grandest Byrn -military display ever seen in Canada will be pres- .
forcers
Bitted• before the Granit: Stand eaelt• eventnt; with hundreds of pet ,
brilliant costateles,gorgeouspyrotechnic setting,and ,assisted by the pipers •
of the"131ack \Vatch;"• '
"DA E�DE.VIL S.CIIEYCR":inhis leap filotri a bicycle JOS feet into a
R K p.
t ankh of water ; THE .BIGKkiTT •FA M•1 L;Y, world-fatntlus (aerial acrobats ;
WINSCHERMANN'S'WONDEIRJ UL TRAINED BEARS; ;A:i?JIE'S TROUP
OF LiONS,the most rem'><t kettle group of trained a)iirrials in the world,arid
trtany'other acts '()t equal mertt,
Special Railwa Rates. AsIc year Station Agent.for Particulars.
P, y.
etnetmber.the Dates AUGUST.29th .TO. SEPTEI'IBER 12th;
I)V . .MeNAUGIIT, J. O. ORR,
li;..
Secretary and Illewta/Jer,
• • President.
$STLovi8ST>''Clot
'CAIRO 41
MONTOOMEI t
HORILG p JittuSeNVatt
NEW ORLEANS
through Slee
pn
rs
and Dining nIn Cars
13ETWEt::N - -
St Louis and Mobile,
St. Louis and Now Orleans
44k tol< tioket4 via M, fC 4( U. ne
tr
0
Via.
k1lr
ompt011's
avoPio o
It is asu erb tonic
' . conditioner
i
one
d.iti
St.
�n
�. be
and
Itsaves
.
�ln� theworld.
ra1n • aids digestionand ,
o
• rapth.
k
• ' of ' • sac
Thousands ,
•reeders and feedersuse .
it.
4110 I I. II M : 111 •I. : 11 ..,,.!i v401,4.0..1 I.Ie.. l
•
Ona testimonial oP the many
n'e have received
"Last winter a steer I was fattening went
off his feed. Z' fed him .Old Ir. Comp.
ton's 'Favorite Stock Food and hs got all
right and started to thrive -as soon as T
started to feed -it to him. • Y believe it to
be tt good thing."- %t Minn Sinclair, nth
con, Goderich. Township .
i�
01(1
Dr. Com ton's Favorite , Stock Food
makes the finest animals,' the tenderest
meat, the easiest fed at the cheapest cost.
,Atui o.tOb otro* ...941,4aasutu
Manufactured by -
The Emprise SkTorks, Olintou
S. tr. ANDREWS, MANAGER.