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Juno Ord 1
air Renewe
kft trueyou*1-11ifttIciolt 014 inn keep your gray bah'. If nor,
then IWO Hati. Renewer, and litlyo all the ciptt, rich color
ot earl lire -resfaredto our hair. 4 u.owitorksiaremresof
County Clippim
Seaforth fell fair will be held on
;Sept. the 22nd.
3. O. Stothers has been engaged
to teach atafekiog school for the fall
teem
/ ape.
T. McBurny, Con. 14, Ashfield has
•fl Old his farni to 1 Gentles, Kincard.
MO -Katie Price of Zurich is rape*
P .ea to be ill in Detroit. It is the inten-
,t tion to have her brought home if
• , she is able to make the trip:
Mr, Coughlin, Crediton whose resi-
dence wee destroyed by, fire recent1V,
has decided not to build this year
zancl has raoved to Centralia.
On Wednesday the marriage took
`place between Miss Mary 0. Roberton,
, +one of Brussels. popular young ladies,
And Dr..J. 0..Hossack, of Innerkip.
- .
• Egleson • Baler, of Stanley, left
• thie trecik for Alberta, having ex-
changed his farm with Mr. J. J. filer-
-33er. for a section of land in the West.
drew Currie, :Brussels, had the
afOrtune to fall off the fence one
lattareekt and break his right arm
the wrist. -
• Duncan McDonald, who has carried
• am a victualling business for some
time in Dungannon, has bought
a similiar business in Lucknow and
as moved thereto.'
• • Peter Triggerson, allensalt, received
%telegram last week informing him of
, the death of ins father, who resided in
•• Algoma. The deceased had attained
.to the good age of 86 years.
Word has been received of the death
an Toronto recently. of Mrs. Fairbairn,
wife of Rev. R. Fairbairn, of Toronto,
• formerly of Erskin Presbyterian
-church Dungannion.
Mr. Johla A. McEewen, son of Mr.
Duncan McEwen, London road, Hen.
:sail, has very successfuly passed his
Bret year examination as a medical
atToront9,_
While assisting -at a barn raising on
his farm, in McKillop on Monday. Mr.
Peter A. O'Sullivan had the vaisfort-
-une to have a large stick Acif timber
tall on his foot, bruising it badly.
-Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Minnie E. Robinson,
daughter of Rev. J. W. Robbinson, to
Rev. J. E. Hunter, on June 29th, at
11.L30 am., in the Methodist church,
Dungannon.
• John Cochrane of Centralia, former -
1 of Hillsgreen, departed this life on
y • . • aturday„.Itine 10th, at the age of 72
•-.„, years, He via/it-man line genifit
• .disposition. well liked by everybody
who knew him.
Last Sunday was the first of Rev.
' H. Wright's pastorate of the Baptist
. church in Goderich. Mr.Wriget is a
, nephew of J. J. Wright of the Park
House and graauated this .year froin
McMaster University- He is well lik-
d by the congregation.
"
he autumn sittings of the High
„ ,,urt of Justice for the county of Mir -
444:
areannounced as fotlows: Jury sit-
gs Monday September 18th, before
c.hief justice of the King"? Bench;
'tout,. sittings, Tuesday, letiyember
before the -chancellor.
ter a long mut painful ilness front
inward trottiole Mr. Wm. Dearing, of
the 3rd con. Stephen, passed away on
Monday last. Deceased was born in
Sartori, Devonshire, Eng., in 1831, and
...cause co -Canada in 1854 settling in the
township of Stephen, having contin-
• uously resided there ever since.
A matrimonial alliance to which
more than the ordinary share
of interest attaches was consurnmat-
- ed Wednesday, between Daniel Neil'
McKenzie, brother of County Council-
• lor John Neil McKenzie, ahd Emma
'Bann. The officiating cdergywan was
Rev. Mr. Miller, of Ashfield Presby-
terian church.
At the last assizes at Goderich, Mr.
Wm Wright, of Tuckersmith, secured
.dama.ges against the Grand Trunk for
injuries received to himself and the
killin.g of a horse a.,t the Main street
..crossmg Seaforth last summer. The
railway company appealed the case so
successfuly, that Mr. Wright will
offer all, get nothing.
The remains of W.P. Jackson, famil-
iar to Brusselites as Percy Jackson,
were brought here on Saturday last
from St. Paul, Minnesota, where he
died on the Sunday previous. Deceas-
• • ed had been ill with diabetes although
appendicitis was the direct cause of
death. He was •the second son of
Walter and Mrs. jeckaaff;-•-itud" was al
years of age.
Several months ago we sold that
Wm. Jewel and his mother of Lee -
burn had removed to Goderich
and had rented their farm to A.
; Wyatt, of London, who came here
with his family and put in the spring
rop. Further changes have taken
, lace recently. Thos. Jewel, who
Ma Food
That )3uilds
Maybe you think of
Mooney's Sodas. only as a
toothsome tidbit. Don't
overlook their food value
Mooney's
Perfection
Cream Sodas
are made of finest Cana.
dian wheat flour, pure but.
ter and rich cream. 'Macro's
nothing else of equal die
and cost that contains so
_ much vvholesome nour,
isitment.
Att ideal food.
Altonetai hive them -fresh
lind why la 1 ft. 3 Da Midget
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TETI IsTIOW =A. CLINTON
`411.0111PelimellereletelleligelltellitellelleleeelemellelletioNMANOOPOONII,
KING'S GLOVED HAND.
Frenchmen !Copy Hie Majesty!' Ptah-
'ion.Nat Nnowing the Reeser/ of
,• the Ningly• P.rerogetive.
• King Edward, during Ms recent oite•Y
in Pols, attraeted a good deal of at.
Motion by invariably wearing only Ida
right hand glovedand it appears that,
.,. bearing Of this, a iarge number ot men.,
has resided in S. ThOlimi, Dakota' not only in -the 'ren,I capta bt lik
far somany years has bold on his wise elsewhere on the . continent, have
property ' there and has retiwnedtP. depidea to adopt the practice, regard -
Ontario, 'allying the Ohl home from ing it as a fealiferi, °Werthy at being -
his Mother and ins brother and set- followed, in lamentable ignorance of the
tling with Mr. Wyett for the expenses, feet that it is a prerogative of the
he , ma'M
y• have oin hi
ral e patt or anointed Of the Lord, to Which it is
the transaction. • not only ridiculona but likevriee. die -
Mr Peter Fisher, of the' third con, courteous for ay one to adhere wbo
cession Of Stanley, left here on Tues. flees not happen to be either a fitff.,
day en a, three months' ;trip to the fledged monarch or,,at any rate, a
Northwest. He will visit his brother, Member of one of hie great reigning
Robert, and other friends there.Mr, , bowie* or Eurepe.•• , -
Fisher goes ftn. the interest Of his 1 King Edwarcl, it is true, always 'emote
health, which has not beet good of Ids tient hand gloved when he shakes
late. We trust that .he May have an bench/. Nut woe betide any Man not
fnajoya,hie trip and. return in, the en! a prince of the blood who waled vein,
joyment ot the hest or health • 1 ture to 70m1*. 0 bare his* right hand
when clasping that of Els ltdaiesty. At
A very pretty an 1 unique event took Bthe levees' lit, JamesPalacand
' e.
place at the home or at .31143. jamea
on June ..at the courts at. alueltingbain Palaco,. laaadfOrlt, Of TilckeraMith, the Oficial-8.0'4'o Lord Chainberlainl
ltth when her daughtex's, Miss Jane
department will not permit oily Man .
Rae and Miss Margaret, were tespect.
•lto ma before tbe King without . Ma,
oviealoVntti
R
ie
e
ve
.iinetoo
t wprilLotoMithrAiGtidepoirgre, . •
haying removedthe • glove from • hie
Win. Black hie brother. The nilptial . , right hand...1440kt the-Stmatte with -
assisted by Nev. A. IK, Birks. io the
Lorkie ' igiAwe'i Is flinch the seine as that re-
lating to hats,' and, in the same way
knots Were tied by Rev, F.• H.
presence of alarge number a guests. ! that the King' will reulaln.:' with . his
. ,
hat on, while everybody .around him
le expected to -bare _his head,- Ito, does-
, lui4eMaill gloved while an about hint
are required to have their OW hand '
11,11Inthe e
d. • middl' ageo the etiquette in
this respect was even far more, strin-
gent than it is at present. or in,
stance. no one was permitted to -enter '
, a church wearing gloves, Which Were
becomes trarra and. settled is the best coneiderea Just as Mitch out ot place•
time of the whole year to. treat cat -•as• Would be the retention 'of the het
upon one's head in a • sacred' edifies
arrhal troubles with the expectation
- , Nor were the arreeterilcers of the 'loyal.
of complete and lasting relief. 1 and imperial worts perttatea to wear,
• Everyone who has catarrhof the gloves when fulfilling their official du -
head and throat should ' know how: ties. to, ra•ance it was even forbidden
foolish it is to try and owe it by drug-. to the coachinen and groogas to enter
in R the stoinach.. • - ' the kioyal stables vrithouf ' previously
-Until recently -your PhYSician Would ' removing the gloves from their hand;
have said that the only way AO Mire i Nowadays, 'althOugh in • Its. admit.
catarrh wonld be by a change of , eli- details the etiquette : With regard ' to
Mate but now with Hyomei , you • can'. gloves varies with almost every coun-,
carry a. health -giving cliMate in yonr trY,one general :rule which holds geed.
liurse or veatpoeket, and by breathing In en • is. that Men 'should never ishake
Wit-fe-firinifilitairfeeinera-a-clayt...-alandotaeithowarmkog their right hinds'
soon •cure yourself.tre• omit doing flog espectalli-oilien
Everyone who has catarrh oreven a „greeting or bidding adieli' to a *omen,
tendency to catarrh should Use Hyce.' ix as bad term as retaining onea Cigar
mei now, for the benefit will be gained . en the occasion. It is hard upon' then, •
twice as quickly and the disease thor- t know, . te-expeot Ahem to threw away.
oughly eradicated from the System, ' ,a good cigar when stopped and ad- .
The eompleteHyoniel ' outfit costs • dressed by women: with whom - they
but one dollar, and includesa neat are acquainted; ited it Is likewisei‘trou-
ro•
pocket inhaler.• a menicine dropper, 'biesot, especially, on a warm day. to
and Sufficient Hycimei- for. several. have to . remove a tight:fittingglove
weeks' treatment, The inhaler lasts a .trom, the right liana, • But the . are
lifetime, and if moreEtyromel is needed . the penalties -0 being' pophler ' with
:extra bottles can be 'Obtained for 50 , women, ikaa failure to conforie to these
cents. •t.: • • . 1 elementary rules' of courtesy indicates
In Clinton-there'itra7scOra;"-welz-"-bacV-breedinif ' ; ' • -
known people: who have been Cured of '1 Monarchal ars ,aupposed to beexempt
catarrh by Hymnei. If ; it does not from these rules, and one May trace the
cure you; R : P Reek
ie *11 return prerogatives which they enjoy In con..
your meney: This is the 'strongest •mignon With tho retentiati of the gloVe
evidence he °en offer as to his faith in •
. , on - the• right hand, to the olden tint's,
the remedy.. .. •• ' . - I whewahe "King'i touch 'was held as a
--!--7-7.-1-- • fs , i certain ciire.,for mitnerousevils.; me.
, The large autonicibile„ :whicb has cially screfula in those' days, when
been one of the latest additions to that' sometimes Inindiedg . of sick were
farlamed villa,ge of St. Joseph, came brought andlaid' out, in ;the courtyard
to grief on Sundayfereinion, while the•. et the were; that they Might be touch,'
electrician; Mr: Weir; ' Was crossing ed by the Swim -elm and tra be healed; .
the culvert just north �t. St. Joseph, . the monarch found it necessary to wear .
the machine got stuck fast in themud, a -alove, in Oder to escape infection.
the .culvert sewn% ...to be in : bad . And then, too, the touch etthe anoint -
shape as it is nearly a foot lower than ed of the Lord' being looked upon .ate
the roadbed. Full power was turned. • sacredin charaeter, it wail deemed. rso•
on, and the machioe-..., which weighs litio teasreservo it trona being too light-;
about 2500 pounds,_ made a sudden ••ly and: inadvertently bestowed ..
turn for the side of.. the culvert and 1 The alantuiser: de Foratinoi. knew& cat
before a could • be turned,. 'Went over but one: monarch Who never wears.
and landed on its- side at the bottom gloices no even when in..full uniform
of the ditch. The toP, the bodyand or during the coldest weather. • That i$'
a number of the batteries were • badly : 'King Leinualdorliose throne is of modern:.
smashed. A good deal othard • work originand founded long atter the cus-.•
was needed to getthe,big machine on tom.or. healing inalitcliee by the touch
et the Sovereign hadbeen abandoned.
i• Mai' add. thatone et the peculiar taa- .
tares( of the madness" of hip Only eta
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ter.. the ill-fated tomer Empress Char..
RIGHT TINE TO CURE
CATARRH
R P. Reekie Guarantee Ryomei
Will Cure IfUsedNew -
The early summer when the 'weather
level ground again. ,
State of Ohio, City o9Toledo •
• Lucas County. se
Frank 3. Cheney Mikes oath that he
lotto •ot Mexico, is that she. requirais
is senior partner a the firm a F. 3 fresh pair of pearl gray, • Your button
Cheney & Co. doing' butaness in . the
city of Toledo'. County and State afore- kid gloves on rising airily' morning
a throughout erei s n
the no r yeares fresh p alfir be); haannyd , ma raid-
said, and that said firna *111 pay the hpth
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS an attempt is Made to furnish her with
gloves that ere .not entirely new, her
for each and every case OfCatarrh that
'Catarrh Cure. RANK 3..ORENEr.
cannot be cured by the ' use of Halt's tnsatit fitoYrr aldescofourteueestnour;einit:haviels.
• Swornto before me tnd subscribed °Diseased' br a fresh pair. ' •
in my presence, 6th dn__,•y of • December
A. D. 1885, A., W. GLEAE3orr •, innate Perverseness!. .•
Notary Public. The, neighbors were dis0USsing the
(Seal) •peculiarities or sin edeentrle old. rest -
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- dent: "I do thirik," remarked Mr&
nally; a,nd acts directly on the blood Higgins, "thet Old Mr Tighten la the
and mucous surfacee of the system.
contrarleot Man on the face Of the
Send for testimonials free.
F. 3. CHENEY & 00., TOLEDO, O.
Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for Cortstio-,
'atm.
• . roenettat. • .• ' •••••
, Mother -I think Celeste would better
study painting rather thane:Male, don't
Yon? Then she Won't make any noise
practieing, • • ••
Itather--Oh, 1 don't 'know. There la
an end to noise,' but pictures maylest
forever. -Detroit Free Press.. • • •
I o the leek irarior.
The young man was struggling for 4
kiss. •
"Dotett Stop!" .
'was thus the young lady adjured
hint. The young man was wise lb 45
galerati011, tie didn't sbap.-Lora-
otitis Courier-Zournal, '
"Where Our &Dilly going M Spend •
ot gereetiont
rt"
"It teee:deeltietl. 314." **veered sttf,;
riot *darns: 'Mir And Om
is Igo still Witting le ers :!h• tai
Ili& helot charges e molt. Washington tar.
Star.
Where It Lies.
• "Truth," itaid•the Vittilleilley girl orate
Wetly, "hes rit•the bottom of a welt"
"itight lett era' agreea tuo Tale
eephintere. "It wetild hise it" rePtitiV
tle/ if it did it, tying atiovo
Balthnere News.
•
Vino,
"srild they have a line weadissr,
"1.40, one of ths attest t ovor tuna -
o). Both the held* Asa groom Wel
1*14 so tor a week after W. gt
Iwo* with thom,0Lobietto n•cog.
moot
Obisirittie
Wt. g0 311 *pp*. to
me of Shit ertecItst eberiUtid
4 The trititiP-Welle ten 4101. ISO*
tliserto get. stmo, 4 Of00,100 lit So*
osstkoki,,-14* Tott PON.
earth," '
"What's he doing now?" ;diced Mrs.
ToggIns... ,
"Dolt 7 You rementber he .used
say that When ho had _itcouniiiife
$50,000 he was. ging to 'quit oaving
money7-the Aid iskinflinti-and settle
• down to the enjoyment of it?" •
htett actually done it& it
1YORLWORN MEN
0811 Obtain Now Health and
Strength through Dr. Wil -
name Pink Pills.
+I .
Bdgard Martel, 98,St. Peter St',
Quebec, is one of the thousands of
workingmen throughout Canada who
cheerfully admit that they are 'kept in
health and strength through the use of
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills. To o repor.
ter who interviewed, him, Mr. Martel
said t "The present condition of nay
health outrages. strikingly, with what,
it was -nine months arm Then I felt
that I was almost at ,4„ti,th's door,
while now I am strong and well. This
happy vintage is entirely clue to Dr.
P.nk Pills. TAM a working- •
tuatwati,d.lt„,is little wonder that after
years ox pungent toil nay system was
gracluallY rim down. My blood got as
thin as water, and I grim BB poorly
that the least exertion would leave me
weak and trerat ling. I consulted at
doctor, who said that I was run down
tan ougli hard work, but his medicine,
did not help me any. A few weeks
later I was forced to quit work and
shortly after that had to remain in
bed most of the tithe. One ..day --e.
fellow workman called to see ina, and
Induced me to try Dr. Williams! Pink
Pills. Before the secondlaint was fin-
ished I had a better appetite and relish-
ed my meels, and with tha came new
strength. In a few weeka I ;vas able
to go out again, and about biz w,3eks
from the time I began using the pills I
was able to return to work, my health
completely reetored andmystrength
as vigorous Ai} ever it had been. I at,
tribute nay complete recovery entirely
to Dr, Williams: Pink • and
think everyhard-wrirking man would
be better for using ar'box of these piths
occasionally, •
Mr. Martere advice should be taken
by every workingman. The only way
to have health and strength is to keep
the blood rich and pure and the only
way to get rich,. strength -producing
. blood is through the use of Dr. Will,.
lams .Pink Pllh, because they actually
Make new blood. Dr. 'Williams! Ptak
Pilla. make tired, worn out Mee • and
women vigorous and strong: sou by
all mediczne dealers', or sent by: mail at
50 cents a, box or six boareefor $U% by
Writing The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville,
Addiiionat County News-
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An unique and pleasant event was.
celebrated at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Wm, Anderson,' of the B, Mee,
Turnberry„ on Thursday' last, •when
a large number of their relatiVein
friends andneighborte gathered to join
with theta* celebrating their golden.
wedding, Just fifty years ago in
Dumfriesiiire„ Scotland, were. spoken
the word@ which Made thie now yen-
. era,ble couple man and wife. They at
once set sad for Canada„ 'the journeY
taking nearlynine weeks. They have
• been . highly • resPeeted residents • of
Turnhrry_liariave_Mlet forty_ae.
years, having' 'boated here when the'
Owe Wall a dense forest. • :
The, great Stephenson family re
union oaf 1805 :has passed into history
and the gathering on June; 7th at the
home of Ralph .Stephenson, Goshen.'
line Stanley, will long be remembered.
The. weather was unfavorale for•an
outside assembly, so -the largeLberit
Wag prepared and tables Waded With
geed thtiage such as no others know
better.how to prepareMembers of
She family were present from various
parts. of Canada and the United State&
and letters of • regret were rteceiived
from. several unable to attend. The
Record dates back to 1830 mid covers&
period of 75 yearei There were born
to Mr:, and Mrs Stephenson ten child
rem To•these were born 67;: Thirty-
eight were united in.n.arriage„ making.
a total 182; Twenty three h, aye been
rizanoved by death, leaving a present
total 01159. • Since last year's. gather-
ing there has been one marriage, four
births and one death. .
A, Mangier of the friendsof Mr. and
Mrs. Ohas: Mason, Tuckersraith wait-
ed on them' at the Disk 'House Sea -
forth, where they ate staying, on 4 Wed-
nesday evening; and presented them
with a • kindly; and complimentary
worded address acconapanied by .a
handsome gold watch and chain to
each, as mementoes of the affection
and esteem in whicla they are held.
Inr. Mason and fetidly are removing
to Manitoba where he has already two
sons. Mn. Mason has been a proinin-
ent figure in this county for over
forty- years and few men are more
widely Or better known. • He was
among the first to engage in the Im-
porting Of Clydesdale stallions from
the old country and • he has brought
into the country- Many valuable ani-
mate and the renown the Celerity of
tiuron has attained as a horse pro-
ducing county is very largely due M
the enterprise of Mr. Mason and a few
'others like him. •
News Notes
• •
Winnipeg'e pepuption 10 nearly
100,000,
London tiberals will build‘a, new
club honse. A -
Byron Davis, Youth of Boorraitint
ille, was, drowned while swimming,
George Vithite foirtity, three yeare a
reetident of Itanititor4, le dead aged 70'
?Jr, and Mrs, ,7407040 Pringle, of
Stratford, celebrated their golden
• wedding.
8, R.-White,a, *mu of Lake-
• field committed, suicide- by talcibg
strychnine.
The 0( P. R. estimates Oanadais
wheat yield this harvest se/ be Ina.
000,900 bushels.
• Bernice Smith, seven-year-old son
of .liones Smith, BoWManvilic;, was
droWneci in the lake,
The worst june snowstorm is
berta'S history passed over Calgary
section yesterday, buses and stoma
• were flooded,
The • Canadian- Australian . liner
Aerallgi, when 1,000 miles off Oaltforn-
le,. noticed the aceen change to a
dirty brown. 4. submarine earth -
'quake suppoted to be the cause.
How are all. at home Buy a botHe
of Painkiller to -clay and you will be in-
cureclagainstcholera 'umlaut], diarrhoea
and kindred troubles, -The old reliable
Perry Davis Pai•nkilier is sold by alt.
dealers in 25c Ault 50e. bottle& "
The General AsseMlaiy of the Pres-
byterian church in Canada very wisely
refused to consider. Autononiy Bill
resolutiorn, and is to taci• commended.
CI Abu Eli "I" e=e WI, X
Rao the Theafezi;iriyou..12L.....ileays 13oue
• liegliatare 1.4tete
of
It transpires that Mr, Smith polled
nearly WO more votes in North Oxford
than Ron. Ames Sutherland.. The
polling of ;the Oonservative vote
accauntsfor the change in majority,
A. DEAD TIRED FEELING
•And utter weariness are due to the
blood being weakened through faulty
action of the kidneys and liver.. It's a
surplus of energy, lots of red vitalizing
blood you need itndib can be • acquired
quickla-hritlitiorriferrozonerthe4rea&•_,
eststrengtheniog tonic made: "Mattson -
ie equals Ferrozone," writes H. E. Jen
Mims of Westport.. "Last spring I
Iwas tieed and depressed, had backache
and lacked strength. Ferrozone soon
brought me to. good health and made
me well." Prire 50c.
• • • 1.
'Value or Newspaper Om,. *
Advertising by • um of plaoarda;
posters and similiar means has. its ad-
vantages, butit has been demoristrat-
eyondenture that .the
expenditure tlyit lairitWalte-testrand-
most lasting • results comes through
the medium of the daily newspaper.
. There is a freshness about thenews-
paper that cannot be found in. the
poster or dodger, while tin, daily
appearance of. the advertisment; to
with the, features of the daily
journal,. impress the readers: as other
forms of advertising cannot.
That this view of the value of space
in the newspaper is correct is shown
by the liberal ase oftbe daily jeurnals•
by all of the Successful merchants,
who centred for large apace and ex-
pend many hundreds 'of dollars in this
meditun. Everybody read; the
papers, and that is the secret of the.
use of their columnsby men who
wish to sell their goode..
hester (Pa.) Times
TONSILITIS IS (oLottrd AROUND
And everybodyis wondering what to
doHere is a. simple cure. Use a
gargle of Nerviline and ovateras recom-
mendedin the ffinectiOnsand ruby_our
throat and cheat vigorously With. Ner.
viline. This has. been tested and prayed
stiecessful a thousand times. Nerviline
ilE4 a. specific for tonsilitis,a,nd in fact we
know ofaiethinghalf so good for break-
ing upcolds, curing tight chest and
muscular pains. TO a bottled Nervi -
line price 25e. •
•
Nicholas Foster Sr. of Zurich is able
to be around again. after his severe
illness, •
Stricken With.
Pneurrioilia,
almost peady o �I� -Sloss° WI,
Douglass ef Woodbridge Was
Saved bY .
,
.F Tx o ,z„ o n. et
'For the benefit of others," writes
' Mr. Douglass, "I desire to state the re-
sults I derived froin the use of burro-
Asonei_Two years age I Was stricken
with Mintitnonia. So severe Was the
attack and so reduced wasmy strength
that my life was detpaired of. I had
the very best medicalattention, but
made no progress towards recovery.
When reduced to practicallyarikeletott
kitid frieral told me of the remarkable
powers of Ferrozone. An improve -
merit began almost at -ones, 1 gained
steadily in weight and Stret gth until
Ferrozone made me a DOW mart. I
will gladly answer efuntiries from
other sufferers if they care to have
fOrther particuitits Omitting ree,overy,
Ferrozone #eservee its great 'Memel*
of success, .
• This is but One of the many cases
Shat are beiiiir eured every day by
Ferrozone. No treatment was ever
known to Supply a weak eystera so
• quickly with strength and energy. No
twit; does its work so thoroughly., It
is a Specific- for tiredness, latigtnir, lees'
cif appetite, weakness after fevers, and
all -debilitating diseases. Ferrozone
makes you strong and keepsyou strong
-in a word, it assures hettith and costs -
but. 6oe. a box, or Sit boxes for $2 50.
• at any drug. store. By mail from The
Ferrozone company, Kingstorie, Ont.
Out a supply
torpedo as hien recently tx014
the after starboard tube of the der
ship Wise's:mita et the Asiatic ague&
ron, it went straight until atithin a
hundred yards from the ship, when it
dived and buried itself in the mud.
• Until the Propellers stopped, lt-ereitted
a black whirlpool where it was bur-
rowing hit° the bottom.. 4 .buoy was
drooped, and native diverts Ware dla,
patched to the eeene. Seine hours later
the torpedo was locaied and returned
to the ship. The tail 01 the little de-
ritreyee_yrati burled six •tedt, beneath
the mid; and it was a dlineuit -teak tor
the diver to maks a line fast to it.
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mu is so Nam so mos mil s
The New Era
is a.dmittedly one of the
beg papers in Huron. -
Jt gives a large amount of
fresh home news every
vveek, and pays especial
attention 50 Clinton and
vicinity; If you are not
a subscriber ,you should
be and as an incluceme-nt •
we offer it to the end of
the year, to new subscrib-
ers, for' SU cash
40001011imisinm,
All those Suffering with.
Bolls, Scrofula, Eenerna
will sod
Oiler s.
and orate
invaluable to cleanse the blood
Darla Lawrence Co, Ltd., Montreal.
Paper Hanging 45, Painting
• The undereigeed are prepared to do pa,
per.henying and ham paintine of an
kinda. Satiofootory work guaranteed.
Primo reasonable. Furniture cleaned and
re -finished. All cisme of houee-cleaning
promptly attended to.
FRED. BROWN..
• ' %HOS. GEBAtts.
Orders con be lett with J,W. Irwin, grocer
POSTS. '
• • • I •
Wehave an imlimited flambee of good
sound, high -led Cedar Poste -4,5.6,7 an
8 inoh tops -which We gen at prices obt
ilioteet with their quality' '
• . HEMLOCK
Also to, large efook of Ilemlook which *
eat to- fillany bill, Ir yeti want Coda
Poets or Hemlock truniber it will pay to
te givens a Call,
. • : ' ALEX, BlIJSTARD & Sous
Sayfield.
SECIllifilES FOR SALE
.--
mortgages et $2,000, upOn farm
lando worth $4,500; intereet 4% yearly;
mortgege dos 7 years hewn, .
,einodLcs okoa-fn 65%AlbspOoriairicthiiiiinint,101VrlyallianonB,14idlidettig
Stock- 65 shares Colonel /investment
* Lean Co., diVidanida of 6%, paid half
' "yeatly.
Theoe are offered for tile. Partioulave
omisillytoetbe,husdafirto.trat 1W90.6.BOYDONE.
Bolide* for the holder,
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• NOW GM" IIISRASEN 'START
^^^. • ao
, People with Weak Stomachs la a ponti4nal Sta4..e of Danzer
Nearly all diens@ genets i'bat iii 4 i ache, variable appetite, nausea,`gnitvr.
1:14tglietTeuatirin wtheebta°1111:11340irne:Ibt4;11g7.illhlek:ispiiiee and gexieral debility-. it showe'
at the pit of the stow oh, $4110W
heartburn furred toneue steel).
our food and drink,
digest, they will contairf a sour, s imp Melt _
1
' ' that the stomach bas beers overworked
If the stomach and digeetire orgains and weakened. A. CO3 box of Till -a -us,
be weak, so that food does not readily tablets wilt give quick and speedy re-
, ttelermelreizigneortinit'elwroste8ggirtw,aanniciasepareasli*Dttliforer et; ;e4eittilter*V6Pru.gRjiesktsielni °OttientQufn,illtn° szuh:spwt
..
yoa the strong guarantee under which
lf you stiffer With headac**, back, he- sells ,l'ill,o-,nit .
-CERIUMEATIMIT
R. rishoolfh, 44: Son,
•
' We thank, our cuateesers for
their generatirepationtem in the
past, and desire to noddy thern
that We have n3Ored to the
Combe 'Bloc14,• where Wie have
much more room thaw focanerly.
•The -very 'Choicest Iresh.
and cured Meatsi kept,
in stOck.
Alh orders will receive' ProMait
• and careful attention'
Son,
Telephone 76,
s Csttoi Root Compost*
• atu tapdonatafluVerortibiksimor
aveniaaseptirrealle theontgeere
torooftinmettwoutsi. relealarivemsop
strength. No. 1 aZiAtt
PorinedigesPecNiltia:r-p7i;e4113117°oidanar:911.11-9117
fs br far the beets OW
pdoriingarff?re 1...711412
gtnandMatariea:;:tilirnt Dean:
going COMpanyy
en demerits -fa the
, win,aseal, Qiii
No. 1 and No.2 are sold in •Olinton
H, 11. Qombe, J. Hovey and! 111
Watts. Druggists, •
a•-•
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• HAMILTON
MONTREAL
NE--
.00A1,:,.€0A1, COAL,
Before placing your or
-
dere for your season's
supply or .Coai, get our
. prices, nw very best
goods afriedi- in stock -
and 'sold, aitethe lowest
.vosaible
Orders may be left at
Davis & • Rovidancl's
•ilarciware Store or
with
it J. STEWED .
At Electric 'Agin Plant
e VV4y2
to Judge
the all-round} good quali-,
ties Of our .Groceries). is
' by comparison,' Go 0.17y-
'-where---look-everywh-ere:
then come back; and if;we
can't wove' superiority in
price, quality and fresk-
- ness) don't
- • • •
Steamers leaye Hamilton .11 itaon
Toronto 7.30 p., M.. Tuesdays,. Mar• s.
days, and Saturdays.:
Bay of QUInte ports,, Mont -
r andkatermediate ports
• .
Lew . erttras on above
Toronto 'Montreal Line
; Steamers leave Toronto ap.m. daily
except Sundays; frera July 150 daily
Rochester,, 't000lslancis,. Rap,
Montreal,; .quehec,.-Mur-
ray Bay;, Tadousac,, Saguen-
ay River. .
For ticitsts apply to
1. R faikleeNs,.. Or W. Jagli_a$
or vrrite B. FOSTRR CRAPPI01,
• 7WesteTn '1Faeeenger Agent, TOROk.ITC
Here are fitur Leaders
that are brin in • us new
customers e e r'y day..
Satisfitcl cui1i3Mer$ Are'
our b• est. advertisetnents
• Piave you: testedf,? ,
ogilvies -Royal Ifeu;eehold
• A, Flour- 1tie the best made in .
•• Canada... • • •
•
2. Epicure Brealstatet Bacon--
. It is really beautikal nreat. -
a. Rogg Crown Settee: .---just AS
good as other Soaps and •
• meek oheaper. • .
• 4, Grand Mogul :lea -- For
strengtlrahd purity of flavor
it stands alone, .
• ; kooviAfrogoo
BeatQri
:Huron. Clinton.
Phone. rir .
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N.B. If you get it a •Reaton's
•it's GtOOD,
Do you want a paper that week in* and week out gitres you
the, home news; a paper that gives you news you never See in
a city daily; a paper that is closely packed every week witk
all that is of interest; a paper that spares no pains 4r la66r to
record the weekly ev.ents Of interestin its own locality. If you
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want a paper of this kind, you Should take
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C Ciiiii011 NC
If you are not already a subscrile:, we would like you to:be.
If you have friends who are interested in what goes on in. this
vicinity, youcannot keep them posted better than by sending
them the NW ERA. It's better than half -a -dozen letters.
We Will send it to any addresS in Canada or the States, for 50
cents cash, from now t( tit Jan. xgo6 •
;DDT. HOLMES, Clinton
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