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Qctoberr 13th 1904
THE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by .Act of Parliament ma
Capital.iautltorized, $3,000,000 Capital paid up $3,000,060
Reserve Fund $2,8+30,000
REPI.OV'AL .--'--,-�
The public will please bear in mind that we have removed from our
old stand, Rattenbary street, to our new and spacious office (which
is now in the, centre of the town) in the new Combe block, corner of
, Victoria and Albert streets (opposite J. W. Irwin's grocery,) A .call
from the public generally is solicited.
.-.--.SAVINGS: BANK DEPARTMENT—._
Interest allowed at highest currentratesfrom date of
deposit to date, of wtthdrawai...a..
!i. C. BREWER Manager, 4141 CLINTON.'•H • 34+ O'44eNeN••••••e•Nt•••lM+►e e.NN
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.. oice•pure bred Leceister ram lambs.
.� All from registered stock. Terms
reasonable. William Glenn, Stan.
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. «. • ▪ FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.--
. • • Lot 72, con,. 5, Goderich township,
+-� , consisting of 96 acres,. 40 acres
Wears
Beautiful indeed are the
designs we show this
fall and reliable al-
so the quality.
Everything in
connection with
our stock and me-
thods assures absolute . ;;
satisfaction• to those
who are our customers.:
- •.
also.
WATCHES
.: CLOCKS;
+ Z - JEWELERS'.
in for the fall trade
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cleared, 10 acres young orchard, 40
acres good bush, parts of . it culled
some. The farm is well watered
and fenced and has good, bank tarn
•and frame house. Will be sold
cheap. Apply" on the promises or
address Mrs. C. Parsons, Bayfield
P. O. 35 t•
THE HOUSE • AND LOT ON COR -0
ner of Mary and Princess streets is
offered for.. sale. The house . is .in
good repair and contains eleven
DOOMS, Stable, hard and soft wat-
er; and acre of land. Apply : to
J. Ridout, :or J. Cron. 34.
STOCK' FOR SALE. -AT .OUR
farm . on the London Road, one
' milesouth of .town, pure' bred
Shorthorn . Cattle, both males And
females,,, different ages, at lo*.
price, quality considered. Also a
number of improved large •York -
Shire Pigs, ail 'ages, first class
breedingistock for farmers; and at
low ..prices. 'Come and
Plurnsteel, Clinton. 37
PURE : SEEA. gRAI .
" PURE SEED GRAIN -WE HAVE
opened' out: a Flour. and :Feed Store.
and keep in :stock hour, bran, ph -
"torts, cured meats, etc. We
,made
e"a
specialeffort to procure andhave
on hand . a supply sof • Clean . Seed -
Wheat and.' Timothy, and farmers
making their, purchases -from . us,
c , •. getting their ee.
an .• rely upon g g, Cher, peed
• as . free as :possible: from all nox-
ious weeds. •. `
It will pay you to be ,a•
customer of :ours.
•
• W. H. Helly'ar
Jeweler and Optician
▪ —c LINTON
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We GouMfl't.-
CouM
You
11 Have built up a first class
trade, .such as we have
unless :our goods were
right in every way.We sell
the Finest Goods for the finest
trade. One trial convinces you
of this.
Among other lines: we ex-
cel in Fancy Biscuits. We. '
keep Assorted Biscuits at 10c
per ib. up to Macaroons at 50c.
In Olives and Pickles we have
only the best : Chutney Chili
Sauce, ()how-Chow,Sweet and
sour Vinegar Pickles . and also
Horse Radish. l
We still solicit vour trod.
W. T. O'Neil.
CLINTON
Houses for Sale.
1 -Good Cottage and two lots on
Isaac street:
.2 -Good House and two lots with
large plum orchard on Fulton
street. •
:3-Conifortat•.10 House and one lot
cn Joseph street.
r4-Brick'House nand two lots otn Mary
street.
5- Two Houses on Rattenbury, street
gest.
6 -Large Brick House, with six acres
of land,. barn and driving -barn, good.
orchard, within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
p -Frame House with eight sores of
land, burns &id orchard, cm Ainsley'
'terrace.
Per terms, etc., apply td •
IIENRI3t' BEATTIE,
Solicitor,' etc. Clintons
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EAVE YOUORDER'S NOW 4141
• FOR. YOUR SEASON'S SUP-:
• PLY or CAL WE CARRY
• • -ONLY THE VERY BEST
.DES WHICII' WILL 13E SOLD
l :POSSIBLE
AT TzIE LOWEST
PRICE • •
• ORDERS MAY FE LEFT AT
DAVIS RO:WLAND'S HARD.-:
WARE. S'1.ORE .OR `WITH •
J. Stevenson.
- ou Can 'Slee.
l:,or yourself how much -o shoe has to
do with the appearance of your foot.
What is: uglier than a poorly shaped
shoe ? who i is' daintier than
A.TRIM. CLEAN •CUT SHOE
that fits closely aboutthe foot ' 'and
brings out its natural artistic lines.
We can find a shceto fit your feet
oto' wetter how Lard you. are to snit.
Our spring stock has ar,?ved and the
prices arse •right: - We' are shraeing ' ° a`
Pile of shoes icor nen at $3•.50 that
can't be beet for price and quality.
Also a line of shoes for women ' (The
Queen Alexander) for $.2 which is extra
value. Come in and have a look at
our stock. No trouble to show goods..
Gro cries,
e have n
te. W a
k ' c le e
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• Our star, p
goody line of Japan Tcns, green and
black. Ira package teas we carry the
Ludella, Red Rose, Plat Ribbon. and
Lipton's celebrated teas. 'Theywere
bought before the 'advance in price
which we will give ors customers the
benefit of. Plain anti Fancy Biscuits,
Boiled Hath, Smoked Roll„ Breakfast
Bacon, • Pickled figs meet, Canned
Meats, Pickles lit bulla and bottles ,of
all kinds. A trial cyder will convince
you that we carry a stock ciqual to
atiy . in at trade and the prices rea-
sonable, Also a ear n:' Redpathis sug-
•t greyed which we aro selling at
ter
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I- seeds we have got • ood lied
Clover, Alsike, Titncthy, i.ianigold and.
Ti.r hip seed and all hinds, of 'garden
seeds, oreliard grass;
crockery W6 have awls it dinner
sets we tri selling very dteap...'Your
tirade • selected. .
The Clititnrt News -Record
THERE STRAYED FROM TIIE
preliiises of the undersigned about
October. 1st, a pair of Turkeys. -•a -H.
Cantelon. . 40
ONE DOZEN PHOTOS AND ONE
in a Button for 35 cents. ' Do not
misif this. I am not going away
from Clinton. -N. Cress. , 39
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TEACHER, MALE OR FEMALE,
wanted for S. S. NO. 3, Stanley,
for 1905. Applications stating sal-
ary . wanted ,and accompanied by
testimonials will be received up to
Nov; 4th. 'Personal application
preferred. -J. C. Reid, Seo.Treas-
urer, Varna P. 0., 39
A CURE FOR STAMMERING OR
affected speech, -N. Cress, photo
studio, over Taylor's shoe store. 39
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.and
and
SALT. -SHETLAND PONY
outfit, Buggy, Cutter, Sleigh
Harness,^ -J. T. Harland. '
FIRST-CLASS NEW BUGGY FOR
sale. McLaughlairigear.-J. G. Sea -
lo. 36
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
Stock. -The , undersigned • has .on 'his
premises on the Bayfield Road the
Imported Yorkshire Hog "Summer-
hill Leader"fibred by D, C. Platt &
Son„ Millgrove. This is one of the
•. very, best hogs in the • county. Ter-
ms, $1.25 'cash, or $1.50 on time. -
W.. 0. Elliott, Proprietor. ` 36
AUCTION SALE .ok' FARM STOCK
•The undersigned has received ie-
structions from Mr. Albert Nott to
sell by Public Auction at Lot 24,
Con. 2, : Stanley, on Friday, 'Oct..
28th, •the following Horses -1 pair
heavy mares in foal, 1 mare eligib-
le •for registration in foal, 1 'gen-
eral purpose horse 7 years ,old, ,.1
foal, 1 .3 -year-old driving colt.•
• Durham Cattle -1 cow, 1 bull • 2
years old, 1 bull 1 year old. Grade
Cattle -5 cows in calf, 1 -fat cow,
'2 ' two-year-old heifers, 50 steers
from 1000 ' to 1100 'pounds, • In-
'.tending buyers will' find it to their
advantage' to attend as the' stock
will be sold without reserve. Ter-,
ins• -All sun'is of .$5 and underiiash; •
:on over • that amount 12 months'
credit will 'be given .in approved
joint notes. ''5. per cent... discount
will be. allowed •on.all credit ani-
• ounts. Sale to commence , at 1:
o'clock, sharp:-Aibiert Nott, pro-
prietor ; T. Brown, auctioneer..
AUCTION SALE OF F_A1U4 • STOCK
and. Range Horses -The undersigned.
has•• received' instructions from W.
Elliott & •Son to sell by Public
Auction at Lot '29, Con. 4, (1•oder-,
ich •township, on Thursday, Oct. 20,
• the following`: 25 Range . Horses 1
to 6 years old, also 2 -aged` mares
supposed to be in . foal,.. 1 2 -year-old
draught gelding, 1 Matched . span
r and' roadsters
mares 4 years3old, ,
1 driving horse,1 team mares in foal
to Jasper, 1 -year-old draught geld-.
•ing, ' ,i .1. -year-old draught filly.:A
iitnab'er 'of Registered :, Herefore
Cattle,; •including .bulls, cows, het-
•fers and calves, also .1 grade witch
• cow in calf, 1 grade •.yearling steer,
1 grade yearling...4eiier, 2,' . grade.
heifer• calves..' Saleto commence at
1 o'.clock, sharp. • Terms'' -6. months
' ..credit will be :given ..on approved
joint notes.: .6 per cent., per_ annual
discount allowed., for cash. Dinner
served. it 12 o'clock: -Wm. Elliott
& Sons, proprietors ;. T. Gundry,
auctioneer, •
AUCTION SOLE. 01' FARM, FA1111I
Stock and •Implements --The under-
signed has received instructions'
from Mr. J. T. Reid to sell by Pub-
lic Auction, at Lot 14, ' Con. 4,
Stanley,; on Friday, Oct. 21st, th,c
following ' 1 working. mare 9 years
old supposed to bein i foal, 1'Work-
ing mare 6 years old ;supposed to
bean foal, 1 gelding colt 2 years old,.
. 1 driving horse 6 years old; 3 cows
supposed to be in calf, 1 heifer ris
': • irtg 3 • years supposed to be in • calf,
1 fat cow, 6 steers 2..years old, , 4
steers 1 year " old, : 2• heifers 1. year
old, '3 spring calves, 2 store pigs,
1 Deering binder nearly new, 1 Dee-
ring mower' nearly new 6 foot cut,
• 1 Maxwell • vise,, 1 seed drill, 1 rol-
ler, 1'set iron harrows, 1 Oxford
gang, .2 single ploughs, 2 . set slei-
ghs,. 2 wagons, 1 • democrat, 1 sing-
le buggy,.. 1 road cart, .1 cutting
box, 1 crusher,.1 hay rack,.1 fan-
.. ning mill, 1 set • heavy double har-
ness nearly new, 1 set light double
harness, 2 neckyokes,,2 saet whiffle -
'
trees, •1.wheelbarrow, 1 root pul-
per, 1 'daisy 'churn, 1 water tank,
About 100 hens, forks 'shovels, eha-
.ins and other articles too numer-
ous to mention. Therewill be i no
reserve, as the proprietor 'is giving
up farming. Sale' to commence at
o'clock sharp. The farm will also
be offered for sale at the same
tithe and place: Terms will be
made'known on day of sale, Terms
-All sums of $5 and under, cash ;
on over that. amount twelve mon-
ths credit will .be given on approv-
• ed joint notes. 5 per cent. discount
will be allowed on all Credit am-
ounts. -J. T. Reid, Proprietor
T. Brown, Auctioneer.
LOW ' RATES TO THE NORTH-
WEST VIA GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY.
Effective (Daily) September 16th to
October 15th inclusi'Ca, 1904. Cheap
one way second class colonist tickets
Will be oh sale from ,all stations in
Ontario to all' points on- the line
of the Great Northern Railway' in
Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington
also to . Victoria, Vancouver, . West-
minster, Rossla ria Nelson, slid other
points hi British bItuofaa. •
Marriages.
WRIGHT-CONNOLLY--At St. Jo-
hn's. church, Holnlesvillo, by Rev. -
T. A. Wright. M. A., of Brantford,
father of the: groom, assisted. by
Rev. II. A. Rhodes, Holmesville,
Florence Louise, daughter of Mr.
James Connolly, County Council-
lor, to Rev. H. A. Wright. B. A.,
Tilsbnburg.
MORRIS•--AMY-On September 29th,
at Toronto, Edgar George Mor-
ris to Ellen Laving, youngest
daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Thomas
Amy, Godcrich•
JOHNSTON-1VicCULLOUGII •-
Godcrich on September 27th, by
Rev. J. Hamilton, at the mansej
Jas. Johnston to Alice McCullou-
gh, both of Goderich township.
BUCHANAN-McILWAIN -On Sep-
tember 29th, by Rev. J. Hamil-
ton, at the residence of the bri-
de's father, Arthur Buchanan, of
Dunchurch, Parry Sound district,
to Agnes Mollwain, eldest daugh-
ter of Johnston Goder-
ich township.
KENNEDY-O'KEEFE--At Portage
la Prairie, on October 5th, 'Mr.
Angus Kennedy, to Miss 'Augene
O'Keefe, both formerly of Sea -
forth.
Births.
CANN-In.U$borne on Oct, 2nd,Cecii
Melville Cann,: son of Mr. Chas.
Cann, aged 6 years and °6 months.
BUTLER-ln Soaforth on September
28th, William Butler, aged 24
years.
ZETTLE-In Zurich on Oct. - 1st,
Mary, relict of the late Joseph
Zettlo, at the age of 61 years.
SMITH -In Morris on Sept. 30th, in-
fant son of Mr.. Joseph Smith,
aged 5 months and 28 days.
WISE -In Tuckersmith on'Oct- .10th,.
Mrs. John Wise, aged 75 years '
•:and 11 months.
L APORTE.--At the Sauble -Line,Hay,
on Sept. 18th, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Laporte, a daughter. •
LEBEAU-At . St; Joseph _ on Oct. 2•,
toMr. nd
a Mrs.Lebeau, a dau-
ghter: •.
VAIL-Ori: October 2nd, •to M. and
Mrs: W. 1=1... Vail; Exeter north, a
daughter. ' '
WHITE -ID, Usborne.on Oct.' 1,• to'
Mr, and Mrs: Joseph ,White, , a'
daughter.: •
PFAFF-In • Hay, Lake'Road, ' .on
Oct. 5th, to Mr. and' Mrs. Wm.
Pfaff; a daughter.' •
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JOfINSTON--In Lower• . Wingham, on
October, 3rd, the, wife of Mr. Wm..
Johnston,.a son.
ARGENT -In 'Harloek, on' Septpniber
• . 29th, to Mr.and- • Mrs. T. Argent,
'
HAWKINS-In Godcrich. on. October
2nd, to Mr. and Mr s. J, B Haw•
-
kins, a son:
NEVILLS-In Seaforth oil. Oct 3rd,
• • . to• Mr. and. Mrs. Jame$ Nevills, a
YOUNC=•In 1 gniondvilie. on , October
3rd, to ivir, and Mrs.Jas.. Young,
a son,,
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until December 31st, 1905, for ,$1.75.
Don't wait, until the end of the. year,
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IT'S WHEN YOU HAVE TOOT'I- -
ache that the power of Norvillno qui-
ekly makes. itself felt.' Any aching
tooth can be .relieved by Nerviline in
a few moments by filling the ..avity
with batting.soaked in Ncrviline. A
good plan is to rub the gums with
Ncrviline also. There .isn't a single
remedy that has one fourth the pain -
relieving power of Nerviline . which
acts like' magic. Ncrviline. kills the
pain outright and prevents.it ' from
returning, You can't heat Nerviline
for toothache or neuralgia ; it's the
best pain cure made Price 250
4141... �_.... 4141.4141.
The old. Brock street New Cgnnex�-
ion. church has •steam on now. Mr.
Doty is building an engine house', on
the premises.
Tho W. C. T. U. held a bazaar 'on
i+b'riday and Saturday. They had a
store nicely decorated and offered
many pretty and useful articles lot
sale. Horne -made bread and cake
were most saleable. The store will
again ha open thn Saturday next.
' Mr. and Mrs. Rowes have removed
from Mucks street to the building on
Cambria Road adjoining the engine
works.
Miss Vesta Watson and Miss Quee- -
nie Robertson left on Saturday to
attend the Normal College at Ham-
ilton.
MEDICINES YOU: CAN TRU i'.
. There' aro no retail%, medicines thrit
• have suoti a tirni'hold on' the cart-
s fidence .of the 'people as• those of 1).i°.
A. WW.: Chase,. the *famous physician
,arid • receipt book author.. 'rho • su-
perior. • skill. as ..it physician and. the
integrity • of W stromas ter for whit!! Dr.
Chast! i everywhere kno'Wn ibtaiid as
it guarantee for his medicines, Orr
every .box of which and Tountl his pot -
5 trait and signature.
Ir'or'° full information as to gates,
atm• time :of'trains, alto berth rates; in
• ' R+ Tourist Sleeper, nlst9 Ittntature, qtr
• t �has:r'Vida. Graves Itis-
application 0 f✓ ,
• f.. VARIETY Ogle Goopet's old stand. • trier Passenger Agent,' 10 Kin et.
`Glf 'shiers STORU, t Corot for Butter ata,d Eggs. 1'hoiie d3 Enst, Toronto, Ont. • 0Gt4 t
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Wornen in Mission Work.
Stratford, Oct. G -'rite tiifrd day's
session of the Women's Missionary
Society opened fn the Central Me-
thodist church this morning. At
Wednesday afternoon session the re-
port of the secretary on systematic
;giving stated' that the progress' on
this line was not all that could be
desired.
The mission band conference was
introduced and a discussion ensued
"on the importance of the mission
Circle and bow to develop interest in
the circle." Addresse$ on the spirit -
hal aspect of the work, oli finance
and •modes and methods of work took
place. At the open meeting in the
evening Rev. Oliver Dariom, super-
intendent of missions in the North-
west, gave a description of the work
among the Galicians. The secretary
of mission circles and bands reported
the total number, of members ° at
1,032, an increase over last year of
743,; total amount realized by miss-
ion circles, bands and other leagues,.
$885.48 ; total .increase over last
year, $101.35.
Tho Parkhill mission circle Wien
the library, and the Hamilton Road
circle, London, the banner for the
best work in the jurisdiction.
The president, Mrs, Gordon Wright,
.the associate editor, of the, Outlook,
reported., the subscription .,: to. --have.
reached '0,680.' The convention, by a
standing vote, expressed itself full cd
Confidence and gratefulness to the
president, Mrs, Wright, for her long -
continued faithfulness, and regret
that she should find it necessary to
retire from the: work.,
A. considerable discussion took place
on. the question of changing the date
of the meeting from. October to May.
After being thorpughly argued,, • it
was carries that the annual conven-
tion should take place irr Magi at the'
same time as the end of the minis-
terial year. .
,A proposition wasbrought for-
ward to 'revert to the old -style of
appointing delegates, whereby •a de-
legate was Appointed for -each • fifty
or fraction of fifty members of, an
auxiliary, The motion was. defeated.
and` the rule remains: that only one
delegate shall 'be appointed •for. each
auxiliary.- •`
The first business at the afternoon'
session ' today, . was the election. . o>
officers, which resulted as follows
Honerary' president, Mrs. Burns,
• 'London
.Hon. vice-president, Mrs. Dickson,
London
..President, Mrs. Gordon , Wright,
London •
•lst . vice, .Mrs. McMeclian, London •
2n4: vice, Mrs; Langford, ''Stratford.
vice, . Mrs.•Fowl
3rd eei .London
Cor. secretary, Mrs. . Cunningham
• .'Kincardine
Rec.-secretary, Mrs. George Aches-
son, Godcrich. •
=T'easurer, Mrs. Tennant; .London'•
Cor =secretary mission circle 'and,
bands, Mrs. T. E. Harrison, -
Dresden . . .
Supt. of systematic giving,' = Mrs.
McCamus, :Sarnia
:Conference delegate,•. Mrs. Wright
Delegates to •general. board,, 'Mrs.
Tennant, Mrs: Fowler, Mrs.
• Acheson, alternates,; Mrs. • Lang-.
ford, Mrs. McMechan.
Distrrct organizers Were appointed
aswf 1 ow :L London, Mrs.s Beal., Str-
atford,
-
atford,
Mrs, Densmore: Godexich,
Mrs. Leech ; •Wingham, Mrs. Vance ;
Exeter, Mrs. • ,Marshall ; Strathroy,
Mrs. 'Oaten; (Beliuont) ; Windsor,Mrs.
Lcaroyd a; . Sarnia; Mrs. McCamus ;
Chatham, Mrs. .Harrison (Dresden)';
Ridgetown,.::Mrs . Russel. Auditor,
Mr... Beal, London.
EVERY WOMAN .IN:POOR REAL
th has an awful. struggle. Lots to'
do; all • kinds • of worry, Must con-
tend with loss. of sleep, : poor appe-
tite..and tired nerves, •. Her only de-
sire is for , more strength and' better
health. This is exactly what,. comes .
from using •.Ferrozone, , the. greatest;
tonic sickly women , can possibly use:
1! errozone makes. the blood tingle` and
grow .red, the 'cheeks grow rosy,. th'e
eyes. bright. .Ferrozone: invigorates.
the body,. dovelopes new streitth and,
Makes . life worth living. Ferrozone
is the sort of tonic that builds up,
it gives, one . a ;reserve of nerve force
and establishes' such healthy condi-
tions' that sickness is' unknown. Let
every woman use Ferrozone. Price
50c.
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,. Auction 'Sale Register.
Wednesday, Oct. 12th, at . l p.. m.,
at lot 21,, con. 5, •1VIcKiliop, farm
stock and implements. -Mrs... Joseph
Henderson, proprietress ; Thos. Bro-
wn, auctioneer. .•
Friday, Oet. 14th, at 1 p.
at Chas, . Allanson's premises, Clin-
ton, farm stock and implements.-
Chas.- A•llaeson,• proprietor ; Thos, '
Brown, auctioneer,
Monday, Oct, 17th,. at lot 18, con.
16, , Godcrich township, faro's stock
-J. H. Lowery, proprietor ; T. Bro-
wn, auctioneer. •
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at lot 18, con.
0; Hullett, farm. stock and imple-
ments -Albert` Coates, proprietor ;
Thos. Brown,auctioneer. h c r
Wednesday, Oot. 19th, at dots 28
and 29, con. 2, Goderich .township,
farm stock and Implements, -G. Van-
derburg,'proprietor ; T. Gundry, auc-
tioneer.
Thursday, Oct. 20th, at 1 p. m.,
London Road, Stanley, farm stock
and implements:7-J, Murdock, pro-
prietor ; Thos. Brown, auctioneer.
Thursday, Oct. 20th, at lot 29,
con. 4, Godcrich township, Western
horses, Hereford and grade cattle. -
Wm. Elliott & Sons, proprietors ; T.
Gundry, auctioneer.
Friday, Oct. 21st, at 1 p. in., at
• con. 5, Stanley, farm stock and int-
plements.-J. T. Reid, proprietor ;
:Tlios.' Brown, auetioheor,,. . a.. •
Tuesday, October 25th, Lot. •3'0,
'soli, . i,-Thrai3' Itaad; , Kippeii;' arm
stock and,imptements.-Isaac arr-
ott, proprietor ; rf': Brown; ;grin,
tloneer.
,THE , „ NEWS- ^tiOR» a... GIVES
EACII WEEK MOIU'b I•ItJItON
NEWS THAN ANY OTHER PA-
PER.
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PRESIDENT' COMMERCIAL CLUB,
QF LOUISIANA, SAYS;'
"THERE . I8 NO FINER MEDICINE THAN,
PERU -N4.;"
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fir W MAS< MURA
dwesizz 'T,. LOUISIANA Coiwt.RCIAL -e.L 21.
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'suffered With Kidney and liver Trouble
for Twelve Years--Pe-ru-na cured
Nim -Feels Better Than for Twenty
Years. - .
Bon. William Watson '• Washburn,
President of the Louisiana. Commercial
Club, and' .a very' well known man • of
New Orleans, La., writes from 637 Canal
street: • ,
«1 am satisfied that there isnot a furor
medicine placed before the public to -day
right medicine dor me.' For two months..
I used it faithfully. and then felt so well
I was . Iike a young Man once more..
This was over a year ago and' I have not
had any trouble since.. Although lam
in tho seventies •I feel better and more
aotivo •than I did thirty years ago." -
W. W. Washburn:
• Most derangements of the kidneys aro
due to catarrhkidneys. of the k dneys. Peraina
Is a catarrh ' remedy. This ' explains
why it. is that' Peruna enres a great
than'Peruna. I have boon troubled fer. number • of kidney . diseases in which
nearly twelve yearswith kidney -and the usual remedies fail. •
liver trouble, and at times I have been a If you do not receive prompt and saris -
pretty sick man, unable to attend to aly factory results froin'the use of reruns,
duties.. I had about made tip my mind write at once to Dr. Hartman, .giving a .
that no medicine 'could help me, When 'fill/ stateinent of your. case; and he will
one of your booklets was brought to my be pleased to give yon his .valuable ad -
office which I read in a leisure hour: I vice gratis; ,
then decided to give Periina,atrial .and Address Dr. .Hartman, President'of .
found that..I had at last secured' tile: Tito Hartman, Sanitarium, Columbus; O•
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