The Clinton News-Record, 1904-12-15, Page 20
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gettingcause for complaint.
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and you will Agree with, millions of other women that the Sunlight way is the
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Soap contains any form of adulteration or contains any injurious chemicals,
Just rub Sunlight Soap on your clothes and let them soak in tepid water,
then rinse out in fresh water. Itis equally good in hard or soft water.
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The Sunlight Maida do not rub and boll their clothes to shreds—they
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The First Xmas oUR NOW. Premises
Witft IOO1S.
Everything abaoiutety•new. We are not • looking for
a profit this year s� much as we are for a reputation of
handling the choicest goods at Xmas.
See our 'Real Leather Travelling Cases.
These contain Hair and Cloth Brushes, Mirrors; Soap
and Tooth Brush Cases, Razor and Strop, and every-
thing to complete a toilet when travelling Or visiting.
Prices range from $.3 to• $5. •
Brerdenboch's Perfumes (English) in cases
per bottle, from..... ...., r... • • i25c to $5:00.
The largest stock "of EbonyGoods in town
and the lowest prices. •
Nasmith's Confectionery in Holiday Boxes.
KODAKS FOR X1[AS-We ' will give flee •
instruction in Amateur Photography
to all of our customers.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR YOUR. SEASON'S SUP=
PLY OT+' COAL. WE: CARRY
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA-
DES WHICH WILL BE:SOLD
AT THE :LOWEST. POSSIBLE
PRICE
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ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT .-
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The News -Record •gives .the news of•
Huron.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple,- ,effective and safe remedy (or all throat
rrrltatlons , found in
Ctesoleit0 Antiseptic T.e.blets
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenewith
tltesoothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
• loo. 411 Dtrug/iaita lel.
An • advertisement in The' News -
Record, brings good results::
A. FAMOUS SCHOOL
PARE SEED. -..GRAIN. • ... tE 4' TIAL
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and keep in stook flour,' bran, �h- This school has a continental .re-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a 'putatier.• for thoroughness, Our sour -
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ses ar u-to-dat a
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s ecial effort 'to rotate and have P
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on hand a supply sof Clean Seed � the • teaching.is , do by a pe
instructors in each department. There:
Wheat and Timothy, and fanners is . na better school in Canatda. We
would' like to. • gl.ee full information
concerning our work to anyone .de-
siring a Business Education or Sho-
rthand Training,. Write for. freecatiaw
Iogue. Winter tern: opens Jan. 8rd.
W. J. Elliott, President.
D. Aa McLachlan;, Principal.
Ask
making their purchases frons us
can rely upon getting their 'seed
as free as possible from all nos:- •
ious weeds.• •
& NeNeil.
Ford
For Xinas
Nothing will plea-
se your friends so
much as to give them
a photograph of your-
self or fri ily
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Make arrangements
rri8nts
at once for a sitting,
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Farness
and Robes
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For harness well made and that
looks well and wears long come to
us,
Do you need a robe ? If so see
our stock of Saskatchewan`rolies,etc.
Thereis no btetter stock food than
the International. Read the , testi-
monials and, you will buy it. We sell
it.
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Goderich.
The funeral of the late Allan Turn-
bull, brother of Dr. Turnbull, tools
place from Burnside Farm, Milverton,
on 70. December, a largo cortege
following his remain$ to the Pres-
byterian cemetery where he now rests
"Safe in the Arms of Jesus" with
his brother, Dr. Frank. Turnliuil. Five
'.Brothers survive : William, an a farin
near the old home ; George, in the
Northwest ; Dr. J. L. Turnbull, In
town ; John on Burnside Farm, and
Dr. Walter Turnbull of town. Their
sisters are Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.John
Neilson and Mrs. Charles Neilson,, all
near Burnside Farm.
The New York Tribune Farmer of
the • 24th November gives its front
page to an •illustratio°n showing Mr.
Warnock of this town as in his last
photos he stands behind his . two
pretty little daughters and his 403
pound squash,
Miss Nettie Cowan of Hodgens
Bros, store received the sad news of
the death of her beloved mother,Mrs,
William Cowan of East Wawwanosh,
-Mrs; Cowan took sick a month ago,.
bht seemed to be improving.
• The Mothers' Meeting was held . at
the residence of Mrs, (Captain) Mc-
Diarmid on Friday afternoon. Nei-
ther the president, nor some of the
other officers were present. Mrs.
Rev. Hazen 'gave the Bitble reading
from •Luke 15th chapter and . from
the first verse to end of fifteenth.
She explained beautifully the pass-
age of the woman who had the ten
coins on her frontlet, which• adorned
her forehead and 'which. every.mare,
ied woman in the East guarded as
sacredly as hair wedding ring,'' lost
one of the coins and. as their dwell-
ings had • no windows and thefloor
made of rushes it would be hard to
find it. Although she had the nine
coins left she mourned the lossof her
ane coin mid.invited in all' her. Men,.
ds to help her find it, with the aid of
a lighted lamp and, a thorough' swee-
ping of her house. She likenedthe soul
of man to the silver coin. Man's
soul is likened 'to the image of God,
stamped, with it, and the silver coin
is stamped with ' the image of the
king; so .that.if'iinan falls into sin and
•tarnishes his soul 'by repentance will
become • burnished again, like the
tarnished silver can 'be made bright
and what is.brighter,'. she said, than
a piece of coin froth. the _mint. Mrs.
Davidson. read from sotto of the W.
0. • V. IJ books a treatise entitled
"!Teach Truth." Quoting Shaltespea-
're, she read : "I .charge thee, as Hea-
ven'sh:all. work in me for thine, avail,
to tell, me truly." Also a poem by
Bayard.. Taylor , "•Fatherhood."" Sick -
'less in a good . many homes prevent-
ed•. a. "large. attendance.. The: nest
Mothers' meeting will he held at the
horse 'of Mrs.' John Tutt:
We. , regret:16 learn of the serious
_illness of Gaoler Griffin. Turnkey.
Knox;:flls his place and Mr. Charles
Knight :is now. the turnkey. • The
county council sent; a letter of sym-
pathy • to.: Gaoler Griffin hoping that
he might 'soon. . be restored to health
and be `prepared to attend as •usual
to his duties. Me; .Griffin wasa for-
mer "member of the county •council.' .
Miss Nellie Durnin of Toronto is
the' guest of .her sister -in law, . 'Mrs..
Charles Durnin. • .
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:Mr. 'Robert McLean is bringing out
the., frontage of his block .• on King-
ston street •to the sidewalk. He is
making a grain storehouse of.. •the
most easterly store in the.block on
Kingston street.-, ;•
• Miss Coral Vivian, late of • the
Victoria Hospital: 'of London, 'after
,
spending a couple' of months. at the
residence of :her: •mother; .Mrs Vivian,
left on Friday to spend ,her 'Christ-
mos vacataon with her'sister, Mrs.
Brown' of Kalamazoo. •
Mr.: and Mrs. Ellis of London..• and
Mr. Bert Smith of St.Louie will
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spend the balance of+this year guests
.of ..Mrs. R. B. Smith.'
Miss EVa • McMath, daughter of Mr.
• and'•Mrs. W. Mcllfath, .Bayfield Road,
is superintendent of nurses at the
'Mount Sinai hospital in • : New York
:City, duringthe absence of the sup
erintendent;. who is in Europe:
On . Tuesday evening last in • • St.
George's Sunday school:Rev. Mr.
Doherty of Hensel!. addressed the A.
Y. P.`i1,, taking for his su}ijeet".IViis-
[[t•sions"' and as is commonly said, he
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Xnew' haw, to;:handlC' it. `Ifs:- is titer -
Pu h1Y conversant with
Mission
work. He is a thinker and he. feels
• that Missionary Work has .'long ,been
neglected by the Church of. England.
•Ile meets .many heads of families who
were. brought •up to the., faith of the
Church of England, but as no church
was near them they attended, divine
'Service in Presbyterian` churches and
now their children aro all Presbyter-
ians; He suoke of Gregory the Great,
Peter the Hermit and in the opening
part of liis address, alter thankin
the A, Y. P. A. for . doing him the
honor 'of extending . en invitation to
him to address them that the Do-
mestic; and Foreign Missions were
very near to the heart of our;MVlastcr
for our Lord Was the first k"oreign
Missionaryfor: the extension. of His.
Kingdom, "Unselfishness" should be
their motto. • He referred them to the
10th chapter of Matthew in proof of
his remarks. His address was stim-
ulating. He introduced the subjeo\t of
giving out little boxes to the A, • Y'.
P. A. to hand in every three months
with whatever littleoffering they
could make for Mission funds for
the "Gleaner's Union." Rev. • Mark
Turnbull gave a vote of thanks to
Rev. Mr. 'Doherty, saying that he has
read a es of a similar nature
as his address in the "Churchman!'
but that Rev. Mr. Doherty's voice
carried more weight with it than
any article be had read. Miss .Wells
presided at the organ. The officers
elected by the A. Y. P. A. for the
season 1909.-05 are as follows :
President,. Dr. Hayden
Vice, Mrs. J. 1-1. Tigert ,
Secretary, Miss Connie LeTouxel
Treasurers Mr. William Naitel
Organist, Miss Martha Wells •
.Reception committee, Misses 1 .M,
Ball, Martha Wells, Lena Walton and
Messrs, James Carrie, bred. Sturdy,
and Frank Cuff.
Literary colnmittee, Misses Kate
ilosken, Winnifred .hall, Ethel Mose-
ly and Messrs. White, Fred, Sturdy
and J. T1:. 'tiger.
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SAVE YOU Ma� .
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As Xmas approaches the thought
of what is most appropriate becomes
more earnest.
Vali and .see our Xmas Toys,, Cal-
endars, • Sleighs, stocking Horses,
Pitney Boxes, Pretty fishes and oth-
er articles too liumdrteus to mention.
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And the greatest day of the year will be here,Everyone gives a certain num-
ber -
ber
of Christmas presents to mark this great day, ° If you are puzzled what to
give, perhaps the following list will give you au idea. •
Our values in Linen Handkerchiefs
are the best in town.
Ladies' (Handkerchiefs
With plain, hem -stitch; ernbroidery and lace
edges, price range from.,, 5c r50
Men's Handkerchiefs
Hemtltitched, two sizes in cotton and
pure
linen, prices range from IUs up to 25C
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs
In plain. Hemstitch, initialed an 1 fancy 7c
border, from 25c up tojig
Goll Woollen Gloves
In Ladies' andMisses, colors' white, red,
grey and fancyy stripes all wool, . price 25c
Ladies Glove .
We:handle only.Pertins. Gloves, no :better
-can be .had in fit and workmanship, these goods
ate confined to us, and every pair guaranteed
all colors and sizes from 75c up to
Ladies' Belts
In black, :white and combination colors;
with the new ring effect; silk buckles, also black.
and gilt metal buckles; pure taffata silk belts, 2 00
prices• �..............25e up to .
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Ladies' Fancy Collars
In Fancy stocks bought for Xmas'trade in
all the latest designs, prices from ... '.....1 5c up to
Ladies' Silk Waists
Special for Xmas sale,. pure Jap silk . waists
black only, all sizes, special ...........:..........
Men's Ways' Mufflers
In black, white, fawn, red, grey, bliie and
fancy stripes, prices .35C 50c
Hen's Fancy half Bose .
2,00
2,25
75c
In black cashmere with fancy stripes: and
spots, price 50c
Men's Ties
In all the leading colors; styles and shapes,
prices zse
Men's House Jackets :
Make a, very acceptable gift, we have them10 po
in three different styles, prices....$6.60 $S.50 '
Men's Gloves
In all the leading colors in mioca and kid,
prices from 25e up to 200
Men's Silk Mufflers
In fancy colors, combinations and •plain
black, prices 75e a 1.O0 1:25
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The News of Goderich:
0. Miss Eloise A. Skimings, Corespondent
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Miss Walters, matron of the . Vic_
toria 'hospital at ' London and for-
merly a resident of Britannia Road,
arrived here on•'Thursday•,from Lan-
don to attend the .funeral .of ;her
brotheriln-law.
Mr P, McCarthy, mate' of the John
Lambert, '. returned :from Milwaukee
On Tuesday night, Dec'. 61h.
'l'he •' A. 0. F. will hold their elect
tion et officers at thein hall' -in` Wil-
son's ' Block .. on Monday evening, '10th
December. A good attendance bf"tbe,
members' is desired.'
• Miss Clarice . Laitiwaite .'is visite
:ing .friends iri .Clinton.
Miss. Annie • Driver has • returned
from a visit toher. sister, Mrs. 'An-
drews, ` Seaforth.;
Mr. Johe.St.nderland; wlio had been
progressing very favorably. while laid
up with typhoid fever, is novo 'suffer-
ing from a relapse. He is ill at the
bolus' of Engineer • Leonard.
Mr. Houghton and farnily of
Dun-
lopwill remove toBartle after Chr
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is as. •
New engines: are. being -put into the
big mill. •
Little.Sutherland Logan;; who has
been ill for; some time at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Gundry, incierwent an
operation on Dec, 0th for an 'abscess
that had formed in, his head, near
his ear. He was 1 hours under the
operation,
In a pleasing favor from Mrs. Dr.
Herald Wilson (nee Miss`E11cr, Ral-
ph) dated, Walsh, 13. C., she says :.
"Golden Leaves arrived by .post
in good condition: It is very nicely
gotten up . indeed and Ralph (her lit-
tle son) was quite pleased with the
piece about him. I hope you: will be
able to sell lots of then'. • We are
having such delightful weather this
fall. Today,' Dee. 1st, it is .snowing
fast, to remind me that it. is really
winter, for It has been more like
summer all along, Last Monday 1
was in the saddle all 'dayI expect
to go home next summer for a few
months," This is a specimen of the
letters we receive from ounkind sub-
scribers to Golden -.Leaves and we are
deeply grateful to them all, •far and
near.
In a letter from a young lady fri-
end' in Revelstoke she said they had
no snow, save that on the tops at.
the mountains, which they havethe
whole year round.
The Coronation Hockey Club orga-
nized last week. The following offi-
cers were elected :
Manager, Howard ' Robertson
°Sec. -Treasurer, tugh Polley
Captain, Charles Lewitt.
We
note that in the tit:es basket
hall is played extensively.
The officers of the newly organized
Iroquoisis hockey club are es fd1
pws :
President, harry Babb
Viee,ada'. Craigic
Manager, H. McIntosh
Captain, M. C,fiolb'orne
See, -Treasurer, A. 1♦'. Sturdy
Mascot, P. Jardine, •
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SUCCESSORS TO
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Goderich.
: From''•`On Dit" in Saturday's Mail
and: Empiie . we copy the fallowing
•� . society note : Mrs.. Frank Macdonel 1,
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Mrs. J. O. Harrison, was called by
telegram from Toronto : on Thursday
last to attend the. funeral '•.'in- . that
city . of •.the wife of her brother, Mr.
Alexander . Naysmith. •
Mr. 'Reginald Harrison of. the , Col-
lege, of pharmacy returned on flues-:
day accompanied- by his niothrr,% Mrs.
J, 0, Harrison
We ' congratulate Mr. Reginald Har-
rison on passiu, his examination so
eyre, ditahiy:Torontoa..t, the' College' of Pharma-
.
St, George's branch of the • Angli-
can Youngs People's Association have
invited° Mr. Wright to address, them
on Dec: 20th.' His subject will be
"Africa." •
The fog horn sounded out on the
evening , airat the hour of • evening
service oil Sunday, the Resemouut
• anh other steamers being, expected ir..,
The. Turret Crown arrived safely at
the big.. mill on friday` evening. Whe-
re part of her cargo was unloaded. On
Mondayshe finished unloading g
the-
balanceof her cargo at the elevator.
She will winter at this port.,
In . a letter received by Mrs. Col-.
linson of the Aberdeen,:. Miss J. Car-
rie ' Collinson; who . telt on Thursday;
a. m. lastto visit her brother at
Chicago, was detained at London for
four hours by some srnash upthat'
occurred on the line. Ilowever, she
reached Chicago safe and 'sound. and
found her brother at the station wai-
ting ..for her, Miss Collinson wilt.
visit: her cousin, Dr. Anderson, at
Minneapolis, before .her return • tet
Goderich:
At'troth morning and eveningser-
vices' at North street church • Mr.
Collins sang "Only a Beam of Sun-
shine" at the a. • m. offertory and
"Ar.igels Ever Bright and Fair" • in
the evening,
On Friday last George. Shepparct
passed away at his fate residence,
concession 10, Colborne.
Mrs. Elford attended the fn, Val ter
her relative, Mr. David Lindsay.
The Gospel Temperance inecting sir
Sunday was unusually well attended.,'
Rev. Mr. Ilazen •gave an address whi-•.
ch was, as . the tithes call for, oil
Prohibition, He quietly asked the
assemblage. #'What has the btarrooni•
done for the world ?" Answering
his own questions he said: : "The
barroom is a financial burden, .an
economic burden, a leas of laibler, a
loss of health, and a producer.' ot
disease. A sawmill, a flour' mill,
schools• and churches are all prci
queers of good for both body and
soul, • His remarks were short but all
calculated to make those present,
young and old, try to keep itt the pa-
th
of what produces the most good
to the world. Mr. Russell Collins ot
Toronto favored the audience to a
lYeahl'x, till 5010
l3oy to Say No."
"Harvest Hymn"benediction was°
Geo. Elliott.` Mr.
Sided at the organ
(1
avft COutage A'iy
"' Another pretty
Was Sung , before
pronounced by Mr.
Roy Adams pre-
,
Wellington Place gavea bridgea
part
of Six tables last Wednesday after-
noon in honor of Mrs. D.: Macdonald
from Goderich. The decorations .were
all carried out in pink and white
carnatior.s.
y.
While Will , :Shepherd •'was 'skating
on .Bell'spond.• on 'Tuesday night • he
went'.witle • fullforce against a. wire
• fence and . was thrown over it, , with
such volume•that,;he lay unconscious
for ;a:tithe and. had to ltc assisted
• home,, ...foatunately nothing, more
serious 'than a shaking up resulted.
Rev. E..F.'. McL Smith preached in
the `Methodist chtirch • last. Sunday
morn ir.gand Rol. .Mr, Petty .,/ o' ..the
Presbyterian ' cnurch, Wingltatn • oc-
cupied . the pulpit its. the evening and
made .Local Option• the theme of his
remarks.
, • We • are pleased' to learii thn.t Mr.
Brandt is not lfiu•ty to leave . town,
t� •:1t'on wi-
but may possibly. .Y k a • ic, t
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take Yl Y !
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Willie Coati,. •who resides with his
mother in Toronto is ;hi town visit:-
ling
isit-ling his •tormer.,school :nates and tri-
1 ' Miss Rosc Yoiurgitlut, who has b en.
in a privu.c • hospital its Pittsbtrg,
Penn.,:.with typhoid fever, is sit a
fair way "to recovery, •
A. H. King of 'Kincardine, the new-
lir alipointed G,.7:'. It. station agent,
arrived last weok and took cher0e of
• the office, ,.
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Quest opts That
Demand Answer.
• Is it • possible that• Zion. G. W.
Ross to lr,o. an mice as good and -clev-
.•er as eulogists•.say he is ?
Hon. G. W. Ross may he clever or
he may he good but he, cannot be
broth clever and good. ,
The manifest rascalities perpetrat-
ed lander the .auspices of Hon. .G. W.
Ross and for the benefit of his Gov-
ernment are deplored butt not de-
nied
'filo,. C. V. Ross kneww of these
rasctxlrties and stirred neftllbr hand
nor foot; to defend the honor Of his.
party he is not good.
If Hon. G. W. ROSS did not know Of
theSe rasealities • he was the dupe of
smarter men •than bimself, and a du-
pe is, riot clever.
Was wrong done and Hon. G. W.
Ross did not know it
Then Hon. G. .W. Ross must lack
the earth -shaking genius attributed
to hint by 'his eultogists, for hhlind
stupid ignorance of obvious rascality
is never the attribute' of genius. ,
Was wrong done, and tion. G. W.
:foss did not want to known it ?
Then iron. G. W. Ross trust lack ,
the heaven -Born virtues fniruted to
hint,• for a chronic vvillingness to rec-
eive the profits of fraud and corrupt-
ion is not a thread its the fablic of
true virtue.—Toronto 'l'clrgratn.
SAYS HE WAS
A TOTAL WICK
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I3UI' DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS GA-
VE HIM A NEW: LEASE' OF, LIFT:
GEORGE ROBERTSON HAD RIf-
P•UMATI,SM AND DROPSY—HA11'
TO ` .BI!1 TAPPED—DOESN'T' KN-`
OW ` WHAT IT IS. TO• BE ,,SICK•
NOW... • ,• .
Montreal, Que., Dec:.12-(Special),
Mr. Geo. Robertson, a well-known
citizeii.liviug at 392 St...James'St.,
Montreal, • is one of the. many people
iii • this 'city : who are fever Without
' Dodd's• '.Kidney Pills• in the •hotise.
Like all cihers;. Mr. Roii}iertson ,has
,his reasons• for, this and .is . always
ready to gi' o them.., •
", I. was. • a total wreck 'before • I
started to use Dodd's • Kidney. Pills,":
Mr., Robertson • says.'• •' `I had • been
trotlbled : with rhetimatisin and' dropsy
for five ,years. I had • to he tapped
to. relieve me of.•the,pain. .Mr. arms
and legs were terribly 'swollen." ' •
I had .just begun . to get.dowu-be-
arted when . a friend induced me .to
try.Dodd � Kidney -Tills. •.Pills l3efote' 'I
Y
l had used the second- box' felt better.
Seven .boxes• cuffed me so completely
:that 'now I don't. know What it is to
:be sick."
t:a�t ilerieli.'
On Saturday a, in. at the'. residence
of , Mrs. (sundry, Mgstcr Sutherland
.Logan, after an illness which neces
sitated an 'operation, after which 1:o
seemed to improve .very satisfactorily.
butcleatli . claimed the pretty brlkht•.
boy,
1)o you feel tired and weary with- •
out any apparent. cause 7 Don't . lis •
alarmed, all you require is Vito Ton-
ic;• it will soon" bring back your
strength and energy; Better try 'a
stilekeeps.it hlr, It, •I Deckle, Clinton;
in slosh.
IN TIIM; MATTER • OF TIfE I?:•i»
tate of John Sheppard, late of
the Town of Clinton, yeoman,. (le-,
ceased:.-Notiee is herebygiven
pursuantl to R. 5. 0, 1807 Oa't,
129, See. 38, and ainending:tete,
.t.
ha all persons 7C e t 1 ag-
ainst
1 Vi
a n .e
} .elaims br. ai a
ainst the• estate of the said John
Sheppard, who died on or about
the 3rd day of November, A. 1).,
1901, are requiredto send by pcet;
prepaid or to deiiver to W. Ilryd.inc
. solicitor for the executors, • on or
before the 20th day of Decemtn` .,
1901, their names, addresses and de-;"
seiiptinns and a full statement ,:f
• particulars of their Mattes and flite.
Dattrrci Of the security (if any) held
by than duly ee, and tTtat it. -
ter the said day they will prneved
to distribute the assets of the de-
ceased alnrng the parties entia'cl
thereto, h •vrtie regard only to the
eln;nts of v.hieh they shall ih. it
lime notice, Dated this 2Oth d•"v
t Nn1•,, i901; -•,fames .Sheppard,t
,Tehe P. Sheppard, executors ; W.
Drytione, solicitor for the executors.
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