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Brand of Clothing
hold their shape, be-
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Cures Coughs
Stops them right off. The first teaspoonful
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THE WTNGTJAM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1908.
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'Pews items
A. McPherson, the well-
known Kincardine lawyer., attended
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funeral near Tiverton the other clay,
and when lie had mad() au entry in his.
• notebook, be discovered that that
rnede 2,500 funerals which he had
" attended since going to Kincardine,
That means he has attended more.
than one funeral a week during all
these years,
—hers, W. Doidge, sr„ of Galt, holds
in her possession a jar of canned fruit,
(red raspberries), which were pick-
ed 20 years ago next July, in the coun-
ty of Halton, near Milton, Ont, They
have been moved several times but the
longest jpurney was to Brandon,
Man., and return and they still have a
good color, Ates. Doidge prides her-
self in canning fruit ; also in keeping
therm this number of years without an
accident.
—Wile. Sweet, a well-known resi-
dent of Woodstock, who celebrated
his 9lst birthday on March 10, had the
unique experience of sitting in the
British coronation chair.', a short time
before ib was used for the coronation
of Queen Victoria. He was employed
by the firm of contractors who were
decorating Westininster Abbey for
the ceremony, and took advantage
of the opportunity to sit in the his-
toric chair and hold in his hand the
royal sceptre. Mr, Sweet remembers
the first steam train- that was operat-
ed in England.
—Mr. Donovan, M. P. P. for Brock-
ville, recently in the Legislature cora-
pared the management of Ontario by
G. W. Ross and Premier Whitney,
under the figure of banquet menus.
He said that the Ross Government
menu contained such delicacies as
"Minnie M.. Consomme, barnacle
sauce, switch ballot pudding stuffed
with switched ballots, numbered bal-
lot ice cream," etc By comparison a
Whitney Government Menu was sub-
anitted. The entrees included, "Cheap
school books, baked white fish with
truthful sauce, business Government
salad, clean and secret ballot pudding
stuffed with political character," etc.
Mr. Donovate's comparisons caused
considerable Laughter.
—Owing to the storms on our inland
lakes during the past six weeks, na-
vigation will open earlier this year
than usual. Open water is in sight
from shore along the Georgian Bay.
Below Harbor Beech, Lake Huron is
reported open and the West end of
Lake Superior is comparatively free
front ice. Lake Erie is covered with
ice as far as the eye can reach from
the shore, but the U. S. Weather Bur-
eau report that the central portion of
the lake is broken 'up. On Lake On-
tario the ice is reported solid in the
harbors, but in the body of the lake
there are few ice fields. It only re-
quires a few more warm days and a
south wind to even things up a bit.
Already a despatch from Sault Ste.
Marie says ice in the St. Mary's river
is breaking up, the earliest in years.
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Why Cough Syrups Fail.
They slip quickly over the sore irri-
tated membranes, drop into the stom-
ach and do little else but harm diges-
tion. It's different with Cata.rrhozone
—you inhale it. Every breath sends
healing balsams to the inflamed tis-
sues, Tightness, soreness and inflam-
mation are cured by healing pine es-
sences. The cough goes away, throat
is strengthened, huskiness is cured.
Nothing so simple, so convenient, so
certain to cure as Catarrhozone, Try
it. 25c and $1.00 sizes. Sold every-
wher e.
Teeswater.
There have been no new cases of
smallpox, and only the Kelp family
is affected.
Mr. Alex. Cameron, .4th line, has
rented his farm to his sons, Alex. and
Miles, and will himself take a trip
West during the summer,
Mr. Geo. Stother, wlio for a time
owned the bakery here, and for the
last two years has been in Walkerton
has sold out. He has bought a farm
near Dungannon and will move onto
it right away.
After being for more than three
years a helpless invalid, airs. Absalom
Hardly passed away about eleven
o'clock, Tuesday morning at the home
of her son, W. J. Hardy, Elora St.
Death was due to a stroke of paralysis
which carne on Monday evening.
This was the second or third stroke
suffered by the deceased.
At the annual meeting of Knox
church congregation a committee was
appointed to take into -consideration
the matter of repairing or altering the
construction of the church building.
Knox Church was built over thirty
years ago and at that time was an up-
to•date structure. But with the flight
of time ithas dropped somewhat be-
hind the times, at least so think many
of the mpre liberal and enterprising
members of the congregation, and for
some time the making of extensive
alterations has been under considera-
tion. .
A THOUSAND -PITIES.
That everybody whose skin is on fire
with some one form or another of
Skin Eruptions, should not know of
Dr. Agnew's Ointarcnt. Ono applica-
tion controls the flame—la few ap-
plications cure.
Its a wonderful treatment in cases of
blind, bleeding, itching and ulcerating
Piles, Tetter, Salt 1theum, Scald -head,
Ring -worm, Eczema, Itch, Skin
Blotches, Pimples, Chronic Erysipelas,
Liver Spots. Dr. Agnew's Ointment is
specially efficacious ds a Pilo Cure,
Apply it before retiring for from 3 to
5 nights and a cure is assured. (31)
For Sale by A, L, I-IAMILTON.
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You Make
A - Mistake
If yott buy a Piano with-
out seeing our stock, comparing
prices and taking into account
the quality of the instrument.
Al! the best makes always in
stook — Heintzrnan, Newoombo,
Dominion, and others.
Also Organs, and the very
best Sewing Machines.
David Bell
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For the largest and finest selections of the following
brand new goods, D. M. GORDON is always in the lead.
Yes, always in the lead—in Styles, Qualities and Prices,
Why 2 Because we understtind where to buy and when to
buy, so that we can give customers the very best values
obtainable in the country, viz,,, Dress Goods in all shades,
designs and textures ; special attractions in Black Silks ;
beautiful and extensive range of Blouses, in Silk, Muslins
and fine Lawns. See our immense stock of fine Laces, In-
sertions, Embroideries, Sze. The largest and most complete
range of Window Curtains in Lace, and charming shades
and designs in Madras Muslins. Very pretty Prints—the
prices will please you. Please come in and see the goods ;
our description of them fails to do them justice.
Groceries—Pure and Fresh. Great Values.
Highest Prices For Good Trade.
D. M. CORDON
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Sorin.! Furniture
MONEYI
The balmy days of Spring are here, and along
with thele come housecleaning time. If you are
in need of a piece of Furniture of any description,
this is the time of year to renew. Our stock is
so large and prices so reasonable, that you can't
pass us by without doing yourself an injustice.
We need money, which is another reason why we
are so anxious to turn some of our elegant Furni-
ture into cash. Give us a call.
SPRING BEDS.
We have the best, guaranteed for five years, worth
$3.50—Our Price, $3.00. Buy one and. have the best.
Extension Tables.
Our stock in this line
is certainly complete, and
you can't afford to pass
us by if you need any-
thing in this line.
Baby Carriages
and Go -Carts.
Our stock this season
is larger than ever. Do
not fail to see them. The
goods and the prices will
satisfy you in every re-
spect.
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Furniture Dealer
Watch This Space Every Week
There is going to be some doings in Furniture prices,
if big Ads. count for anything. Don't get exeited. We
will meet the biggest cut prices, right down to cost if
neeessary.
1 never plead poverty in order to catch sales, nor can
1 boast of riches. Have always paid my aecoa:rnts when
asked, and hope I always will be able to do so.
T don't intend to be 'undersold ; so if it's big bargains
you are after, it's your privilege to see which store has
the biggest stock and gives the best priees, Will give
some special prices later.
S. GRAGEN tirnitare Dealer
and Undertaker
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erirts aiiia rr> Ir iinAeieeia>rre Ole
Clinton,
1:(1)1t)..04::::$1,1111 of tha Base Lille he4 a
hose ghed Upen the town scales
onTuesday which tipped the beam at
Mt'. W. L. Lindsay, of town, bas
bought the Farr grocery stock In God•
eriob, and will move to the, county
town at once,
Mr. J. B. Hoover was elected to the
Board of Management of the Wood,
even of the World, at the annual meet,
ing in London last week,
Dr,. Shaw, M. D. 11,IoTaggar't, and R.
Holmes, were in Ottawa last week to
interview the Minister of Militia, eon,
cerning the military celebration at
Quebec.
Mr, 5, Kemp has shown a number
of receipts which are considerably
over one hundred years old. They are
in manuscript and though the writing
is somewhat faded it is still quite legi-
ble,
Dame Rumor has it that there is to
be a new band organized here, called
Clinton's White Dyke Band, and we
understand that the instruments are
ordered, and will be here in a few
days.
A meeting of the Local Option Asso
dates for Last and West uron will
he held in Ontario St. Church on
Thursday, April 10th, at 10 a.m. Rev.
Mr. Spence of Toronto will be present
to address the gathering.
The Clinton and Baso Line Baptist
churches have extended a call to Rev.
J. P. Charlesworth of London who
has the matter now under considera-
tion, Mr. Charlesworth is an English-
man, but has been in this country
about fifteen years.
Horses are not by any mentis in as
keen demand this season as a year
ago, and, in consequence, prices have
fallen from fifteen to twenty per cent.
Some shipments are, however, being
made to the West and Montreal and
it is hoped that with a favorable
spring the prospects will improve,
The Fair farm of 214 acree which
was offered on Wednesday, March
25th, was sold to Mr. W. Wheatley
for $10,125. The faun is about as well
situated and convenient to Clinton, as
any farm could be ; it is worth a
couple thousand dollars more than it
sold for and was a good bargain at the
price paid.
Manager Mutch must be taking
exceptionally good care of the inmates
of the House of Refuge for though
they are mostly of an advanced age
and number eighty-four, there bas not
been a death in four months, or to be
more exact since the 27th of Novem-
ber last. The following will show
what a good old age many of them
have reached :-12 are between 70 and
75 years, 15 are between 75 and 80, 0
are between 80 and 85,'1 are between
85 and 90, 5 between 90 and 95, and 1
over the century mark. To care for
so many old people is a task that is
trying, but Manager Mutch and his
good. wife are winning theolden
opinions of the inmates and all con-
cerned in the management.
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TIRED LIVING.
Ten Years of Rheumatic Torture Had
Sapped all Joy from Life, but South
American Rheumatic Cure Proved
the Life Nectar.
"For over ten years I was a great
sufferer from rheumatism. I tried
many remedies and was under treat-
ment of best medical men, but noth-
ing gave me any hope of a cure. 1
procured a bottle of South American
Rheumatic Cure; its effects on me
were truly wonderful, for when I had
taken but one bottle every pain and
symptom of rheumatism had left me.
I heartily recommend it." — W. H.
Sherman, Morrisburg, Ont. (32)
For Sale by A. L. HAMrLTON.
—Here is something many perhaps
never heard before and will doubtless
find hard to believe when you do hear
it, although it is true. The spider's
web is so light that if you were to
take a pound of it and unravel it it
would be long enough to reach all the
way round tie world, with a sufficient
quantity left to reach from New York
to San Francisco.
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Are Yen Drowsy After Meals ?
Is there a fulness in your stomach—
a drowsy, lazy desire to sleep—this
isn't natural in healthy folks and only
occurs when the liver is torpid. You
need a stimulating tonic—need Dr.
Hamilton's Pills to stir your liver and
put life into sleepy organs. You'll.
feel brisk and lively—you'll eat, digest
and sleep well after regilating with
Dr. Hamilton's Pills, No medicine so
universally used, so mild, so sure to
benefit as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Sold
by all dealers in '25e boxes,
—Wild horses by the thousands are
overrunning the United States Gov-
ernment forest reserves of Nevada
and neighboring States, and the au-
thorities in Washington are besieged
with petitions froni stockmen and
farmers begging then) to put a stop to
the nuisance. A recent despatch from
Reno conveyed the intelligence that,
there are fifteen thousand of the un-
tamed beasts upon the Toiyabe, To -
quina, and Monitor forest reserves in
Landor County alone, and that orders
have been received by the forest rang-
ers to begin a systematic war of exter-
mination upon them.
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I3xceptional Va lu .
In Dress Goods
Each Season Brings Increased Business In Our
DRESS GOODS and SILK Department,
3 REASONS
Broadcloth Finished
Venetians.
All -wool French Cloth of
unusually attraotive quality,
all French dyed, new shades �.
of Navys, Greens, Browns,
Cardinals and Wines, all par-
ticularly rich.
50c, 75c and $1.00.
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HAVE THE GOODS.
HAVE THE STYLES
HAVE THE VALUES
New Spring Tweed
Suitings.
A large range of half -dollar
imported Tweeds in NEW
Ombra STRIPES and
CHECKS in very pretty
colorings.
Special Price, 50c,
NEW WEAVE..
BLACK MIRROR POPLIN.—Very fine weavewith
silk cord effect, looks like silk, will wear better than dollar
silk, double width, our Special Price only—$1.00.
OTTAMAN CORD.—Six pieces new Ottaman Cord
Dress Goods, very fine, hard finish, all -wool goods, very
wide, shades are blue, brown, black, green. Price -50c.
VOILES.—Very pretty weaves in new shades, com-
prising navys, browns, cream, black and green, very wide.
Prices -50c, 75c, $1.00. We are showing extra value at
50 cents.
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PANAMAS.—All that's new in Panamas are in stock,
all shades. Prices begin at 50c.
PONGEE,—Rough, soft, silk fabric, woven from the
natural uncolored silk. This is a very popular dress
material and makes up very pretty and serviceable Snits.
Ask to see it. Price per yard, 65c to 90c.
SPUN GLASS LINING.—To match all shadee of
Dress Goods. Our price, only -20c.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Draw Braids in all shades, Silk Sautache Braids, fancy
Dresden, Appliques in Alice Blue and all new shades,
shaded Sequins, Gimps, Oriental, Silk, Gipure over Laces.
Compare our Prices with city catalogues and see if we
don't beat them. We will match values and prices with.
any concern in Canada.
H. E. ISARD CO.
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SAYE THiS ANYWAY. a
Here is a simple home-made mix-
ture as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the d,
statement in a New York daily news- 4 -
'paper, that it will relieve alinost any C
case of Kidney trouble if taken before 4
the stage of Bright's disease, He
states that such symptoms as lame - a'
hack, pain in the side, frequent desire 1
to urinate, especially at night, pain-
ful and discolored urination, are read-
ily overcome. .Here is the recipe ;
try it :
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ExtraDan lin -,a r xf c deo ,one 1 if
ounce ; Compound Largon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces, Take a teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime. ,
A well-known druggist here in town
is authority that these ingredients are
all harmless and easily .nixed at home
by shaking well in a bottle, This
mixture has a peculiar healing and
soothingeffect upon the entire Ritd-
ney arr'tlr•inary structure, and often
overcomes the worst forms of Mieu-
nratisrrt in just it; little while, This
mixture is said to remove alt blood
disorders and cure the Il.henmatism
by forcing the I{fclneys to filter and
strain from the blood and system an
uric taeld and foul, decomposed waste
matter, which rause these afflictions,
Try it if you aren't well. Save the
preserlptlon.
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Seeding . time will soon be here.
Get the Seeds that will grow h
for sure. We sell
Timothy,
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Alsike, Flax
AND A FULL LINE OF
Field, Garden & Flower Seeds.
All Clean, Fresh Goods.
AT CENTRA. HARDWARE
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