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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1904-10-13, Page 7)I• Li. • PHYSICIAN' 'AND SURGEON.. Office formerly occupied. by De. Pal- lister on Main street. -L• - October lath 1904 G. D, Iii.etagigart I BANK.ER. A GENERAL BANXING 43USINESS TRANSACTED. NOTES DISCOUN.. TP:D. DRAFTS ISSUED. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS., ALBERT STREET, CLINTON. W.4 BRYDONE, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, rum„ic; OFFICE -Sloane Bloat- CLINTON. BENRY BEATTIE (Successor to Mr. James Scott.) BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC office formerly occupied by Mr, James Scat, in Elliott 31ock, • MONEY TO LOAN. RIDOUT & HALE N.lonveyancers, Commissioners, Real Estate and Jusure,nee Agency. Money to Loan. C. B. MALE - JOHN RIDOUT. DRS. GUNN & GUNN • Dr. W. Guun L.. R. (. P. & L. R.C.S. Edinburgh. Dr. J. Nisbet Gurn M. R. C. S. Eng. • L. R. C. 1'. London • ^ Night calls at front door of residence on Rattenbury street, opposite : Presbyterian church, • OFFICE- Ontario street -CLINTON. 4 DR. SHAW PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE --L. Ontario street...7CLINTON, - Opposite St. Paul's church. 1)R. C. • W. THOMPSON.. PHYSICrAN AND SURGEON. Special attention • given. to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat -Mee and Residence - ALBERT STREET wsT, ounoN. North oI Ratteubery St. • MR. G. W. MANNING SMITH • . - - .ONT DR. AGNEW, DENTIST, ' _office atfjoinieg Photo Gallery: open every day and Saturday nielitsuntil to o'clock. CLINTON, ONT. ...ZR. G. ERNEST n(r,mEs :specialist i.n Lrown ai,r1 tiridge Work .D. 1). S.-Gredu ate ol the Royal Col- • lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontar- io. - . L. D. S. -First class honor graduate ' of Dental Department -c,f ',Toronto University. 2 • ;Special attention. paid to 1 .eservation of children's teeth. . Will be at the River Hotel, Bay field, every Monday from to a. in to 6 p. m. L. J. FREEMAN . . VETERINARY SURGEON. .a. inerriber of the Vettrinary MeAical: Associations of London and •Edin- burgh and Graduate of the Ontar- io Veterinary College. •• • .-OFFICE- Huron street -CLINTON.. Next to Commercial Hotel • ;Phone 97 • Marriage Licenses ISSUED BY J.35."Rumball Oliuton peixixixixixirsetixixocacissteuxneixistixixist DR. OVENS OF LONDON 11 '•@1 Et -i Surgeon, Oculist, Specia;ist, Diseases of J. Ear, Nose andEl 43 Throat, visits Clinton itiontLly - IN GLASSES PROPERLY FIrtED pai 11 .EI tO Nasal Catarrh and Deafness gtj treated. . 'CI 0 London Ofilee 225 Queen's ,Ave.,. Ec 0 Clinton Office. Combe's Drug. kti Store. 0 ig trot.ra 8 a. in. to 4 p,, in. nail ues- 0 J es d visits-Tdaysd) -4. 1,0 0 Mar. 1, Mar. 29, May 3, May ED 54] 31, 3 hive 28, .ttrly sfr, Sept. ei . Oct. 4, Nob. 1, Nov. 29. . Pt •. ke. . Fit-stlikislAtefxisatipaotonstotttspcnistotonsiltj • .r• • - • • MAEtriL:1•4.;;•"MiTE ONUKA 49 410' Rattenbury Street WorKs itupprters, Wor k ni an. ship and Material guaranteed. J.. G. SEALE & Co. Buggies • We have a good as- sortment of New Buggies always . on. han.l. Just nowa number of 1 second-hand Bug-. giesgood re,- pair- Cheap. Repairing promptly attended to. • 111111113ALL and MDMATH • 'rho jlloKillon Mutual Fire Insuranao Goolatiu -Farm and . Isolated Town. PropertyL • -Only. Instired.-: • • OFFICERS. . 3. B. lifeLea,n, Presitheit,. • T.,:ippen P,' O. ; Thos. • Fraser,: , • 'Vier -President, Brrieefield P, 0. ; . T. E. Hays, Sec. - Treasurer Seafotth . P;' 0. ' DIRECTORS. William' •§Itesney; Scaforth ; John Grieve, Winthrop ; George Dalc, Sea. forth ; John Watt, Ilarlock ; • John Bennewies, •Brodhegen. ; Janica Evens, Beachwood ; .7.ainea Connolly, Clinton. •. AGENTS.• . • • • .Robert Sinith, . Har1o1 ; E. chley, Seaforth .; James' Curnmings, EgmondVille ;3. W. Yeo, Holinee- . Parties desirous to ;effect Insurance or transact other • business will bef promptly attended to on application ' , to any of the above officers addressed to theirrespective postoffices. :Losses • inspected by the director who lives, nearest the scene, • The Clinton Nowet-Rzcord 0•00 •oo .000 000 ,ixf,f4.4f,9-.,;-•x.•-,€(•ywo-io€0@-4%, •• afi The News of Goderlell. We pOh 41 ay lialt o. the cost of the first bottle to prove to you the merits of ; Vito Tonle • Vito Tonic is especially pre- pared for ail clisease.s relating to: Tho Stomach The Lungs The Liver The I3owels The Kidneys The Nerves. It strikes ht the root of the disease by strengthening and healing the tissue or cells of • which the hi:man body is formed. The weakest stomach can retain it beeause it is composed of herbs, barks and ;fruits pre- pared in accordance with a special formulae known only to the manufacturers. PLI,Is A) k • Great ', Tissue- B .•.... . • • Ce sk.:01:1 • "They.vok tOnotheir.7 MI Ss E. A, Skimings, Correspondent I 0,..),Cq:* 00 .0.. 0O 0 Oe.,"-,l;e2A,V000 00 • 40(•)$ • Mrs. Dailey of Chicago. and her two:lovely children are the pests of , her mother, Mrs. George Evans. Miss Brass of St. Louis, we, regret to say, died at her home in the last • week of September." The . deceased young lady was one of the visitors at Hotel Goderich for a Muple of se- asons. 'Harry Blackstone, conductor R. R., -Sarnia, with his wife' and, fa- mily were guests, of Mr, Henry Blac- •kstone, and hare returned to their home at Sarnia. Mr. Peter O'Rorke, who has been confined to hissired for some months, at the .residence of his sister, Mrs. T. Griffin, took a clutilgek for .the Vo- rslteliesasrlZotliaisSet owIteeoku. Ora of Cairo, Ill- inois, was called to the home of her• • sister, Mrs, T. Griffin., by the, ill- ness of their fa.thet., . • • . • Mr. Macdonald of South street was "struck in the arm by the dog in his lathe at his own residence and in- jured his elbow badly. Miss Maud Johnston. is assistant at Cat's general store: • - -Mrs. • Lewis Elliott was visiting - some Colborne' relatives last week.. The Ladies' Aid of. Victoria street church, will serve, a.' real old4ashioned hot supper in the church . parlors. on the 'evening .of • Thanksgiving day.• On Oct.. 3rd the Women's. 'Mission- ary Society of • Victoria street church held the ;anniversary tea in church par- lor at 6.o'clock, the •afternoon being • spent .in filling boxes 1,,Ao irtagosieRrirt.1,13;too..... some Mission station, gram. was presented in the evening, Mr. • Geo. A: Elliott presiding .with his usual -frank' manner. The soc- iety's- funds -amount to 846..80. ending this • first'year .of their membership. EncOetaging : • • 'Warnock's large squash sent on eek eclipsed its predecessors in Mrs. amity's recipe for • Pear marmalade was given by her and as. this is the pear season some one might like it for •Thauksgiving des- sert Nine lbs. pears, 8 lbs, sugar, 5 lemons, * Ib. (or can) ground ginger,. 1. cup water. Boil all to- gether 1 hour and 20. minutes. Cut apples and. lemons extremely thin in slices. It Was arranged that the next • meeting . will be held • at Mrs. Captain Tretheway's residence . on November 3rd. *Mrs., Colin Campbell is to demonstrate some form of cul- la:try work to. bo left to her own selection. Members are invited to bring two ;flew members. with them, Mrs. Captain Tretheway moved, that a .conunittee be formed to visit any menibeit" who •night ,be ill, the names of any who are to be -given Mrs. Gundry. Mrs. . James. Miller also moved that- a: letter of sympathy be sent' to Mrs. John L. Aitken or: account of her little son's death. •A recipe was given for making .unier- men•ted wine for the use of the chur- ches, Crrapes, plain And currant bre- ad, and lovely butter- with tee, • and lovely creara'-iwere served at 5 p. m. Bowls of crithSon dahlia and white .asters were 'on each table. While, the 5 o'clock tea was being prepared Miss Skimings presided at the plane and played , "God .Save the King,i" A vote -of thanks .was tendered, Mrs. Salkeld • for her • kindness in inviting the Woolen's Institute to .1=0 al. her residenee • • las • weig •4ippifig the beamI at 400 pound . ' We con6ratidate our citizen, Waltet Brough'. C,• E., on the appointment h has ',repel -red. as chief assistant • to Engineer J. G. Sing, who.- will be In charge of the new distriet office the Government is • .opening in London, 'The- office' will a branch of the Public Works Department at Ottawa, and will have the oversight cif Gov- ernment Works in Western Ontario. We will miss IVIr, and Mrs. Brough very much. • We 'hare to thank Miss Jessie Mae- donaid .for. thoughtfully presesAing. • 'a• Souvenir canoe pin.• biota. •• Sault • Ste. Igarie: ' . • Mr. Will..11o.well, .second- Son • of the • fate . Mr. Howell LA. foimer pits. .. tor • here, Jas ..resignabis .position as -teacher of languages in the Chi-.. cago pniyersity, and has sircceeded td the PrincipalShip in the High School. at Port, Arthur. • -Mrs. Charles -Durnin ha-Xerrioved ;from, ..East -street • to the • house on Elizabet.h .street lately occupied 'b MrT.heSteiaffzoerlis of 1,ho Plixtton band t- • please on the: occasion ef the pi!om- enade Concert held an Thursday ening last was .most favorably com- mented' upon. We were 'delighted wi- th "Just Before the' Battle, Mother" and aothe .other song tunes of 1,he civil . war, •• • • • • '• • • Just the -thance • of -making money that we thought the livetymea had was wisely. taken- hold of by Mr. Alex. Robinson who is putting. on a Hee -of. busses to 'And from Saltford sto accommodate workers the C,P,R. •who live in thwn. ,• • . •• • . The •Women's Institute met in , the.: parlors of' Mrs Isaac Salkeld on eth. •October.:. Quito .• a large ,iturnber' :.o.f, the membets (hove out in the- ' hand wagon." • The sectetar.y; • Miss.. MarY Salkeld; read the roll, which is an extremely. Icing • one, and also . the.. There was a good half inci of ice en, any ,pails or tubs of water - that were left outside on the evening of last Thursday. Grapes, tomatoes and the asters. suffered ' severely from the catty. frost, but of course it is October •and • we must be Contented. . Miss Marjory Morrow, youngest daugliter Morrow, is now out of danger and:. ,of Mr.g.a..nd :emi'gete recovery.shave eali hopes . She has hurt' seriously -ill, for mine days. • . • • week in 'September at* New York' • •. . Miss Jessie 'Murray • of Stratford is the guest of. her sister, !Mrs. graze' Mr, Geoffrey' to) t arrived last. from Germany and- arrived at Trinity., College' the same week to pursue his studies. Miss Frank McLean' of Dungannon - left • on lst October to attend . the Normal College •at Ilanillton. • ' • •• • • . • EVERY. •HEALTH Mends -the use of • a..laxative deasf-' (really. For. a Mild, :safe and . tain relief . use Dr. Hamilton'S Pills of Mandrake and Butterrint. suited to ettildre.n., -Let your' children' Use only: Dr. Hamilton's- Pills. Prim 2' • • • ' • .• . Our Special Offer TIME TABLE. good for 14. days only . , . • Trains will arrive ' at ' ancl depart • Si bottle for 5.0c. from Clittoe ste.tion. as follotve,• , • it 13U.V.A1,0 AND GODERICII DIV.' ' • ' ' Going East .Express . , , • • . , 7•38 aan^ We ' make' this generous offer I/ I 4 1 3,23 pan. Going 1.,ast ' 5.20 pin. ' because we Want you \varho e . Going West fo.15 ant. ' ; sick to get well, and• we linow, • '' ' " arrive 6.15 leave 6.40 , that Vito Tonic will cure you - •Going West Express • x2.55 p.m. • ' • " " " to.32 , children and adults alike. • LONDON, D 'HURON AN , BRUCE DIV. 2_, • , Going South Express' ' .7,4y man. • " "• • 445 Pali. ." North. Expreis . to.15 aim. • ito onrc is a fo�or the nerve tisiud. • It will give back to you the energy you have lost, • It increases our appetite and. ! b'uilds up your constitution, A. O. PA 1140R, Station Agent. R..noma*s, Town Ticket Agent, J. D. 'MACDONALD, District Passen- • ger Agent, Toronto- It is a preparation that cures • • • goo. Ws Cotton Root Compound. LadiesFavorite, .....--", • Is the only safe, reliable regulator on which woman can depend. "in •the :hoar and time Of need." Prepared in two degrees of strength. No. 1 and No. 2. 2 No, t. -'or orditary.eases . - is •by far the best dollar • • •. medicite known. Coupon No. 2 -Por epeelal cases -10 degrees . stronger -three dollars per box. Ladies -ask your druggist for Cook's I permanently. • , . : Cut out thecoupon below and take it to the druggist Whose '7 t . . name appears at the bottom of this advertisement. Cotton Root Compeund. Take no other , - Please sell the bearer as all pilis, mixtures and Imitations are ' tumorous. No. 1 and No. 2 are sold and y • • • • : • : • Mrs : Carrie arrived at her resider).- ce "Bleak. • House" recently ' front a delightful :ten days' visit to the Werld's Fair; • • • • We were sorry to learn of • the death of a former. townsinan, Mr. Alexander- Cathcart, at the residence of his daughter-, • Mrs, Rood 'of St. Clair, Mich. Mr.. Catheart was the eldest hrdther or Mrs. :J .. H -Edward of town and at one time was On the staff of. the I-Iuron hitt after • leaving totri, th. push .his fortune in. the States he heertine a ship carpen- ter and enjoyed good health until stricken with paralysis. His. brother, Mr: George Cathcart.and Mrs. bath.; cat ; of Toronto, were with, him: in la: last illness. The funeral . took place at St. Clair and his remains were placed beside those of his wife,' He was born in Ireland' 04 years a's°. Mr. Cathcart beloeged to the Order of Modern Foreatiers and to the' 1.0. F. 1 -la •Was in good health when hevisited .his Old homein. Goderich a couple of . years . ago and was the guest of his sister, Nits.- JAI: Ed- ward, • - • • • : • LA GRIPPE COMING. AGAIN The' doctors 'helieve nother epidern- le of - Grippe' is here a..nd already nt. .aro suffering, The medical men are not afraid of grijme since Cat- arrhozone was introduced and claim•that no ,one will erer•cateli this dis-. ease who inhales -the fra,grant .vap- or of Catarrhozone a few times da, ily: Catarrhozone kills the grippe germ and prevents it spreading thr-• (nigh s the sytem.: "Last winter r had art attack of grippe". writes C. P. Mackinnon of St. ' John's. "I bought • Catarrhozone and got relief in Alert time. I found Catarrhozone better than anything else and , was cured by using it: Catarrhozone pre- vents and cures Grippe, colds and catarrh: Two moriths'.. • treatment $1 ; size 25C.. miniites of the last Meeting Mrs 'saw 'Salk -cid read •a letter of regret froth Mrs. Andreiv Beck, written ,at Louisville in which •she stated that although she was enjoying 'her holi, day viSit. in that •citY site word(' have liked to have been with , them. She said in Louisville •there itt one round.of garden and dinner Part- ies. ,and the ladies have not the least trouble about preparing them, it is so easy to get gtiod help. Miss Wake- field. gave the mexnbers a recipe- for ' making cream puffs which some of our readers might like to try: Take cup butter and I. ettp sifted flour,, .tit into !a double boiler. and: bring to •a boil ; then take from the lire and reduce to a smooth paste, When cool add' three unbeaten eggs aral stir the mixtare for five minute's. Drop 1 la,bles.poonful in buttered tin alms and bake in good oven for 25 minutes. The filling is as follows 1 cup milk (or cream), cup sugar. 4 eggs, 3 tablespoonsful flour, cook thoroughly' and flavor. When cream and puffs are coal with thin sharp knife cut the puffs in halves arid fill in the cream. - recommended by all druggist!! in the Do- ; . • .)fminion of Canada. Mailed to any address ; . tn Company , one $1.00 bold; of Vito Tonic for INas in Bread ef on reeeipt of_pylee_ax4 four 2 -cent pOstitg! stampsree 'Joo . Windsor, Out. r ,. soc. and charge the other soc. to Heart Diseas Na,•r an.d140. 2 are sold in Clinton .. account. by Watts.& Cc., It. II. Coinlie, It r. ' • liceitie awl J. H. Hovey, druggists.• .. The Vito Remedy Co. . 150 YEARS* Niagara Falls, &outdo,. EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DintioNs COP.VnioNTs &e. 7 Miyeene gentling a isketet and dosetinucti mei quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably unteptable. U0116 larletiveeneeenten. HANDBOOK Oft PAMIR+ 00fre 01(1106t it One for secMeat& MONTHLY IVIAGAZ1NC . A FAMILY LIIIIINANY The Beet In Current Literature • 12 COMMIT( NOVEL* YEANLY • MANY SHORt stoats AND PAPERS ON TIMELY -Tomes .ttn.so Ong ttANf2 CTl. A OdIalti.. .*NO CONTINUED svoruma • £V*NV NUMW4 OOMPLIT( IN IY4111.0 Patentd taken through Main &a 00. 1.0001,(1 special notice, without charge, lathe $dentfflcJiltieritall." • hatiduiltely iltuntiated eveekir. Urged. olr. entatton of any !immure tunnel t3 ft LINN & 00,301groadwah New York Branch onleo, veer $t. Washington 1). Cr tar er's V.Z(WisoITend)Disinfectlintfloar Powder Is better titan other so' Pt il 0.140 stets as a disinfectant, .. 94 . Oat 1 f041. Wahl'', $1. tio d bran newsdealer& in R P. .REEKIE0 DRUGGIST CLINTON. wAvrtm-INDUSTRICAJS MAN 011,. woman an permanent representative of biginanufaeturing company, to look after its business in this coun- ty and adjoining territory. flinti- ness successful and established. Sal- ary $20.00 weekly and expenses, Salaty paid weekly from 1;01110 of - lice. 1xpense, money advanced. Ex- perienee pot essential. Enclose self. addressed envelope, General Manag- er, Como Block, Chicago. • 33-8 Infants too- yougg to talto mediate rita$ he cur. d ot croup, whoopind Cough and colds hs* lain* Vapmerc101ette-Abey breathe it, 7. • But by enriching the blood ail building up the syntein With Dr, Sheese's Nerve Food the symptoms wore entirely overcome., Many who aro going through 'Vein council horror of heart disease can take' new courage • the feet that by supplying the heart with it delv - ay of rich red blood by the use ot Or. ns Nerve Food they :am restore the normal a ri • the heart and overcome the distressin g spin:ton . Ms, Jolla J. DONOVAN, 171 St. Eno,it Street, Montreal, Qii states was all tin down in health, tie. very nervous and suff. °red a lot with a pain in the region of my heart which caused me to have queer feelire.s come over me. 'the reputation which Dr. Chase's Nerve Food has as a system builder end' nerve restorative led me to be gin a treatment with this preparatioi and 1 earl report excellent re. Ma. DONOVAN sults, My nerves mane strong ancl steady, the pains in my side have le. t me and I feel better in every way. I do is hesitate to reeommend Dr. Chase's Nettie rood in the highest terms,' Tcs protect you against imitation the portrait and signature of Dr. A.. W. Chase, the fernouS receipt book author, ars on every box of hi* tettialioa. • A pretty hut quiet wedding was' solemnized at the borne of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Rutledge, Pickford, Mich.; on 28th September, the • contracting parties being Miss Mary J. Rutledge of Pickford and Mr. Will. J. Ross of Lowell, Mich. The bride entered the drawing -morn leaning on' the arm of• her father, Who gave. het, away, She looked charming in a oth= of blue venetian cloth with white silk waist. The bridesMaid was Miss Tiflk M. Rutledge, sister of the bride, Mr. Clegg, a friend of the groom,. was groomsman'. Rev, Mr. MoNitnm tied the nuptial knot. After the perform- ance of the wedding 'ceremony , the bridal party and guests entered the dining room where a sumptuous wedding dinner was served, atter which the bridal party took train for the Soo and left later for Lop ell, their future home. The bride was much esteemed by her own eon-. gregation and among the many hand- some gifts that she received was a lovely drawing -room lamp, the tri- bute of the Methodist Sunday scliool. Both bride and groom were born it. Huron county, the bride being i sister of Mrs. John Milian ot God- erich township, and the groom for- merly resided in ItIXeter. Guessing at the heat of, an oven spoils more food than inexperienced cooks. Dainty pastry and delicate cakes are ruined if the oven is too hot or not hot enough. The oven thermometer' of the Imperial Oxford It awe _ does away with all guesswork, The least experienced CM telt to a 'certainty when the oven is ready for baking or roasting. Every housekeeper will appreciate this convenience of the Imperial Oxford R.ange Mist cooking failures may be traced to the fact that you, don't know your oven. With. the Imperial Oxford Range you know that die heat of the oven is evenly distributed and its exact temperature. Write for the Imperial Oxford. booklet. Or better still, will, you, call at ohe of our agencies and see the stove itself? The Gurney Foundry Co. g.,fanited Toronto, Canada Montreal,. Wintraipeigi Vancouver Goderkh. 3 1.• •fo For sale by Davis & Rowland. • • - - • - - • •• • ' . . 0 jr The new cement Walk is laid outside , . •• , Chufvh • street citizens. are setting 1 1 the pace on having 'narrow' streets,' ! the trees. and when the pavement is • - •iaid Same fashion the' farmers with loads stem Winding. -on the Opposite side in the - • of hay •had better go another , . _ ,___,-W . a c t. . • .* . .. One gentleman said all the • -new. pavementir that may be laid will be ., ,done on the same plan,. as .ha. says sire snow in winter will notlie so. deep ppan we will see how the new plan. works this Winter, if. we :have lots of snow. • • . • • SURPRISE TO DOCTORS.. ' Most doctors -a:re astonished al the results obtained -by Dr. Chase's 0. t merit as -a cure for 'eczema, . salt rheum and • itching. skin diseases whi- oh • are often considered well nigh curable By word of -Mouth from - .friend to' friend the 'exceptional 11101 - its of Dr. Chases ointment have. gradually betonieknown ' until • it ,is • now • standard the over and • . has: a .record or cures unparalleled. in the hiStory,of Morlicine;• • . • . . • • - • To call attention to our immense stock of modern watches, We make this unparalled offer : All. Open Face Stern • Winding • and Stem Setting- 2inseric an Lever Watch in • - 2'Stranagalifsei clet! • guaraeteed anexcellent thne keeper. Should it fail to..give satisfaction, , • .I will replace it with anither any timewithin- one year. • . • As the' cost is far to.eiciv the wholesale"price . cine ci4y-will- be • . ;wiled to any address: in, Canada y, . on receipt of orie donee, and .seven cents for postage. Money refunded • t if you do not like the watch.' .• Mr. Anthony •of the 0. stall has rented , the -residence on" South tatirue:t• own, eMr..-CharieS Mr. Reginald • Bleak left on. Mon- .day a. fli. to •spend the' season ‘.1.11 I. •Califorida; He will Visit the cities - Of - Pasadena, and Los Angeles. ' We'. • Wish. hirif bon VOyage,. • johnS. Barnard,. = Descriptive circulars:mailed free on application. Your 'visit to the Western Fair .9th to. x7th Sept. will give you an opportunity • of ; inspecting ,,.these wetches and our general. stock. Dundas ,St. • - LONDON. London'S'Jereler. • OMNI• 2 " • MOOSE HUNTING. The finest region.ia Canada for the -hunter. who wishes "te secure Moose • • • TUE ROYAL ?MONTH, AND . . • 'THE RoYAL DISE • Sudden . changes of .weather • are..es:- . peel ally ' trying ' and Probably to. n.op nwre so. than to the scrofulous , consumptive. The progresS of " • ftilit during a,•normal October is cont-'..).- monly great. -We never thing of scro- fula -its 'bunches, .Outantous er•rp!.,i• .ons,. and wasting of the bodily thinking: of the. "great.; •geodl many stiffeners from it , have derived . from -.Hood's •sarssap.tril'a, .• whose. radical and permanent ..lurei• • I. Of this one disease are enough . • to.' make. it,..the Most, famous inediciue e .w orld. There is probably not . . ' .or • town - where Hood's '8arthr,•••- paring, has not prayed.. its merit , .n.I • niorb homes.'than. one, ..in arresting and ,,completely .eradicating scrofula,. 'which is almost as 'serious anti as much to he feared as its near rela-, tive-,consumption. .2. • • . 170 lir the Temagaini regionin New. Ontario, and now easy( of Aceess by ' the Grand Trunk 'Railway 8ystein and North- Bay.. All information re- garding guides,", routes, rates;eto., can be had, on application U. J. D. McDonald, ' Distriet Passenger' Agent,' • Toronto • • . • WwwwwWWWWWWWW•Milww.COMW6=WMAIMIZWIX4=0.11912011111MOROMMI • • 'unI.rAngss ii A good' time to go to the' Great World's Fair, Si, Louis. -The Weather is delightful - Through .tourist • sleepers to St. : Louis Every Friday " -$17.55 Round Trip- • FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS. With stop over privileges at Chi let Mee ni rt. irbseyin° wx nw. shi iSI oti tst tiotnfhgi rup -t s dbfioasrs. ac admgi a:nit espteaatiopoiint:se jia.eDdi.'atm°63Qoaniand :' turbed.by night and broken 'of your ald, Distriet, Passenger Agent, Tor- rest crying bywith pain of cuttingteeth.senc a sick, child pilfering at once and get a bottle of "Mrs'. let of the World!s Fair. a:t°d book- , fon handsome illustr l onto Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child- . . 10 THIt', WEST. 2 ren teething. It will relieve the poor Reduced orte-way rates to points in . little sufferer immediately. Depend British Columbia, California, Color:. isp^m It, mothers, there 1110 mistalte 'ado, Idaho, Montana Oregon, Utah, about it. It cures ' Diarrhoea, regu- Washington, en Sale daily, Wind Cone,: softens -the 'Gums, reduces ' . HAUNTS FOR B G GAIVIE. • Inilainmation and gives tone and en- rhe open, :season for leer and rat:cl- ergy to the whole system. ultras, se in the "Highlands of Ontario". Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child-, : from November 181• to 15th, . and' ren teething is pleasant to the, taste i front October lath to Novernber. 15th and .is the prescription of one of the . in the Temagamt Country. . . oldest 'aiind hest female physicians a.nd Make ' your • arrangements early for nurses, the United . Price r tickets ia . gists throughout the World. 13,2 sure, Fo11111 infermation. ar la.tes the Stomach •and Bowels, cures 25 cents a bottle. SOld by Statesthe, tri all drug- P.. • . and ask for rs. 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