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HIDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
ted at my hide house in Clinton.
Highest cash price paid. -0. S.
Doan, Clinton. 50-3m*
FARM FOR SALE -THE UNDER -
signed offers for sale lot 21, Lon-
don Road, Stanley, consisting of
-1,00 acres, , 90 acres cleared, balance
hardwood bush. Well watered and
fenced. 11 miles from Brumfield
and 5 from Clinton. Will he sold
on reasonable terms as the pro-
prietor is in other •business. For
further particulars apply to F.
Tomlieson, Brumfield P. O. 42
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT 14, CON.
4, Stanley township, containing 100
acres, about 85 acres cleared, the
balance hardwood bush containing a
lot of hemlock and other valuable
timber. The place is situated about
2i miles from Varna and Bruceeeld
and 11 miles from school, is well
watered and well fenced and in a
good state of cultivation. There
is 7 acres of fall wheat, also 12.
acres ploughed and all seeded ex-
cept 15 acres. Frame house and
good ,out buildings. Possession gi-
ven at any time. Terms made easy
to suit the purchaser. For further
particulars apply to Samuel Reid,
Varna 13, 0, 44
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FARM FOR SALE. -73 ACR1/.
south half of lot No. 21, Bayfield
concession, Goderieh township, well
wooded and well supplied •with
spring water. An excellent grazing
farm. Apply to James Sheppard,.
Clinton ; J. P. Sheppard, Clinton ;
or to W. Brydone, solicitor for the
executors of the estate of John
Sheopard, deceased 47*
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Mr, L. Watkins has returned after
a, pleasant visit with. friends in
Granton,
' Mrs. .1. Hill is ecovering after her
remit illness.
Mr, and Mrs. Tyner attended the
*vv;eddillg of Miss Mabel Johnson of
,Porter's Hill on Wednesday, i
Mr. F. McIlVeen and family have
taken up their abode in Clinton.
Mr. A. Neil has moved to the farm
of Mr. McIlveen which he has rented
for a term. of years; • .
We are sorry to hear that 'Vire,
McLaughlin is very low at present..
Mr. Ben. • Reid of Carnduff,' Assa.,
is at present Visiting in the neigh-
borhood.
Mr; and Mrs, •E, Wightmart of Bel-
greve were visiting •at Mr, James
Miller's last week; • .
,p.S.Secretaries,Please Note.
The sectetary-treasurers of the ver -
bus. Public schools are asked to for-
ward .their annual school reports to.
the Pubaie scheol inspector at as
.early a- day as. possible. „Each re-
port shot.ld include the names land ;ad-
dresses ef, the secretary -treasurer and
teacher Mr 1905. .
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'HOTJ.Slha.WITH EIGkrr LARGE
• rooms, together with eight acres
• of land t�, rent or for sale, Good
orchatd., Situated on Difisley Ter-
race. adjoining Clinton; , 29 minutes
• ivalk fem. rpostoffice.D. K, Prior.'
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EARN. A
Comfortable Living
Gilatilam intubator
Poultry raising With ' a Claatham
Incubator is a very profitable and
easily managed occupatjon. Unless
you want to go into it extensively it
' need take but very little of your time -
Government reports show that the
demand for chickens in Canada is
greatly in excess of the supply and
Great Britain ia always clamoring
for more. • That means a steady
market and good prices for, chickens,
You cannot raise chickens success-
fully with a setting hen. She is west-
ing time setting when she should be
• laying. While she is hatching and
brooding a few chickens she could be
laying five or six dozen 'eggs. The
percentage of chickens she hatches is
much less than that produced by the
Chatham Incubator.
. It will pay you to own a Chatham
' Incubator. . • .
Chatham Incubators contain every
improvement of importance in .Incu-
bator construction that has been pro-
duced. They are made of thp oughly
seasoned wood, with two walls, case
within case. Between the s walls
mineral wool is packed forming the
very best insulation. Each piece of
the case is mortised and gnawed and
screwed, making the whole as solid •
as a rock. Chatham Incubators are
equipped with scientifically. perfect
regulators which are an Infallible
tneana of regulating thitemperature.
o cash to pay until
.0ctober, 1905.
We will start you raising pouty
'for profit with a Chatham 'Incubator
without one cent of money from you
until next Vail. That means that you
can take off SOVdri or, eight hatches
and make considerable money out of
the Incubator before the first payment
becomes due.
We Couldn't make this offer if we
4werc not cot:Cain that if you accept it
you will got cemprete satistection, if
we were not positive that the ChatItion '
Incubator will pay you a handsome
yearly income.
This is a straightforward offer. We
make it to show our supretne eon&
dence in the Chatham Incubator. We
want you to accept this offer as we
are sure of the satisfaction our ineta
hetet, will give. Every machine we
have put out so far ims made other
sales in the same neighborhood.
Due offer is to ;Send .you a Chatham
Incubator at 01706, freight prepairtty.
ue without ono cant of each from you.
You maim you* first payment In
October, 1005. The balance to be paid
In October, 1,08, or If a Dash auyor
you get le ohouper. 0ould any off&
Go taw or more onerous?
04172 trAt.t.Ar 02;TA tliwinnbor Mb, 1t04.
The Inontwtor and hrOodot• 11tAt I bought. trot Yoh*
rt.t,CAlt. oft t wIth now to pay tho whole Amon*
tt to bah it :von ',,Iiglvot nut discount, 1 gm rot
tn •Alt p•nnte.t with both tnottbatot and Brood**. *ha
i Ant bo WItbnot tbnwto benne* 1 WWII 1.16'4
/61.14•ott. MON t116.11 11.6 tneobntor tool tttoklet C6a.
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Write us to -day for felt particulars
of our offer and mention this paper.
Don't put it aside for ;mother time as
this special proposition may be with-
draws -I at any tune.
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inet.h7 cent hem. On,
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Marriages.
DALE-13RICKENDENe-AAt the reel-
dence of the bride's parents in
Mullett, by Rev. Dr. Cook, on
• Deeentber 2/3th, ftnnie, youngest
daughter oiMr. Edward Bricken.
den, to W. A. Dale, ail of Hullebt.
AIKENHEAD-CAMERONee At - the
residence of the bride's parents in
• Stanley, on December 28ith, bY
• Rev. Mr. Salvers, Annie, daugh-
ter of Mr, Joha Cameron, to
Hugh Aikenhead, 41 ot Stanley. •
FORSTER-YEO-At the residence
of the bride's parents in Goderich
township on December 28't4i, A1A.
ma, daughter of Mr. J. W. Yeo,
to Bussell Forster of Markimm.
'WORM'S-NEWCOMBE-At the re-
• sidence oi the bride's parents in
Blyth by Rev. J. Holmes, on Dec.
•• 28th, Bertha, daughter of Mr.
• William Newcombe, to Harvey
• Morris, formerly of Clinton.
BRYA.NT-WItAY--At Belgra,ve
January 4th, Maude Wray to
William A. Bryant of Mullett. •
SANDERS--RANDS-At the residen-
ce of the beide's father, by the
• Rev. A. K. Birks, on Dec. 28th,
• Nelson E, Sasinders of Stephen) to
• WilheImine Hugill, only daughter
of Simeon Rands of McKillop, *
LAWRENCE -MILL -At the residen-
• ce of the bride's father, • Neil
Hill, by the Rev. A. K, Birks, on
'Dec, 28th, William Ernest Law-
' enee of 1VIcKil1op to Annie Violet
Hill of Eginoreiville. •
KELLY-STONEIVIAN- In,Lonion,
on Dec, -24th,, Thos. Kellef Zur-
ich to Eva Stoneinan of • Hen-
BitSBY-BAXTER--At Toronto • on
Dec. 26th, by Rev. J. B. Kennedy
Wm. H, Busby. of 'Sestet', Mali.,
to Nellie Baxter, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Baxter, formerly •of
Wingham. •
BATN-aHALLe-In Gore Bay on Dec.
, N.. Orar; -Nat
• W. Bain of Godlrich to 'Isabel
Jean Hair, daughter of Thos
Hall, Gore By,
TOUNG--MoWHINNEY-In Goderich
• • on December 28th, by Rev. Jas.
• A. Anderson, Mark .Ernest, son
. of Matthew Young of West Wawa -
nosh, to Maggie; datigeter of Wil-
liam' McWhinney of Ashfield.
TURNBULL-:J:A COBS -At the 'resi-
• dence of thel bilde's parents • on
• December.- 28th, by ROT. Dr. Mac-
Lean, WinJ. E. Turebull of' Elma-
• township,. •tp Eva F, .Jacobs, eld-
: est daughter. of Mr. A. IL Jacobs'.
•oi. East Wawanosh,'
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:Births. ' • •
COOK -In Clinton . on December 31st,
• toIVIr.. and Mrs. Joshua Cook, a
daughter, • ••
IVIedUIRE-In Clinton on Jan. 5th„
• to MK and Mess, W. A. MeGuire,
-WESTs-$n -Glenboro, Man.,. on - Dec:.
• 25th; toMr, and Mrs. ' Reutien
West (nee Miss Flora. Watson, Bly-
th) • a daughter. •
DALY-In Seaforth on Dec. 28th,,to
Mr. And Mrs. J.`F. Daly, e. clan-
sghter, •• . •
PARISH -4n Mullett on Dec. 19th,.
to Me. and Mrs„Jeinee Phrislissa
MITTLEI1OLTZ-In .Zitrich on. Dec
•27th, -to .1Vlr, and Mrs. John 'Viet-
`telholtS; a' son, '
GOFTON-In Seaforth on December
• 25th, to 'Vie. and Mrs. Robert
•Gofton, a daughter. . •
• DeathS. ••
MAY -In Stevensville, :Montana, • on-
•
, January 1st, Mrs. Albert May,
daughter of the late JOhn How-
' son of Clinton, eged 43 years.
AUSTIN. -In Mullett on December
19th1Thchnas Austin, aged 761yes.
FAIR -At the residence of his son..
'
, in-law Mr. George "11udie of God-
orich on Decemher. 31.st;
John Fair Of Kincardine town-
ship, aged 72 years. .
CAMPBELL -In McKillop •eri Detem-
• ber 24th, William ;Campbell, aged
• 64 years, •
ROSS -In McKillop. on Dec. '24th•
Finlay Ross, aged 85. years.
CLENNAN-In Morris on Dec. 25th,
Mary Ann McQuaide; wife of Mr,
• James Clennan, aged 59 years, 9
Inontha and 18 days.•
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Morris Township'.
Mr. and . Mrs. John Wightman of
the Gravel "Road, near Delgrave,were
at home to a number of their former
ceighherS a,nd friends lest Tuesday
evening.' After spending the evening.
In. dancing until the scree ems hours
they returned home well pleased with
their host and hostess,
Mrs. D. McKellar of Bay City, Who'
has been visiting her brothers, John
and Robert McDowell of •Westfield; re-
• turns to her home this Week.
. Charles Owens of Manitoba is sp-
ending a couple of Months • -with his
parents on the trth Line: •
Mr. and Mrs, Meat. Wightman of
the 0th Line were at home to a num-
ber of their young 'friends on Friday
evening of la,st aveek.
• Mr. and Mrs, John VanCarnp spent
Christmas with the loaner's mother
in East Wawanosh.
We are sorry tea hear of the serious
,11nese of L. Williams of the 5th Line.
He• was progressing favorably after
an operation some time' ago, blab was
stricken with heart weakness and by
Iasi reports' little hopes were held
out for his recovery.
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ONLY ONE cuno POR PATA11,1111
And it's neither a dopy mixture, a
troublesome atomizer or an irritat-
ir.g siiuff-it is Ira:grant healing Cat-
arrhoIone Welch is recommended by
at least twenty -thousand physicians
inotrnited' States and Caltakta. The
(halsainie 'vapor of Oaterrhozone pets
at one to the source of tdiaelse,leills
the germs, heals sore spots; it ttre-
vents dropping in the throat, keeps
the nostrila clear and cures foul bre-
ath. Cure is eompiete, and perinea:
ent• When Vittarrhezone is used. It
is a certain as eternity to cure,can't
Eveey tomplete dollar outfit
guaranteed; trial SiZe 250. Use only
Catarrholetle.
Masa
A very pretty wedding ceremohy
was performed at the residence ofe
Mr. Wm. .131air, near' Fairelrove,
1Viich., when his sister, Miss AgneS
Blair, was united in marriage with
Mr. Duncan McLaren, The ceremony
was'. perlerMed by the Rev. Mr. Me-
Itlartin orFairgrove, and was witne-
ssed by a few of the immediate fri-
• ends. The bride was bloomingly at-
tired in blue Cord -de -Luca, and was
unattended. The young couple will
take up housekeeping on the groont's
farm •north of rairgtrove, lite bride
Is well known in Mensal' having re-
sided with her sister, IVItS.J. Weis -
miller, for some time.
The annual meeting of Monsen Cur-
ling .Club was 'hold on Saturday eve-
ning , .for the purpose of electing °li-
ma for the season of 1905. The
meeting was one of the most ..eatliu-
siastie in the history of ;the Club,
and the prospects for a successful
season are /ay encouraging. The
following officers were elected :
Hon -Pres, Geo. MeEwan
Hon Vice Pres, S. Smillie ;
Patron, C. A. McDonell ;
• Patroness, Mrs. C. A. McDonell ;
President, Aa Seruton ;
1st Vice Pres, Dr. Sellery ;
.2nd. Vim Pres, Gs • Hobleirk ;
Chaplain, Rev. E. F. Mc. Smith ; interests at heart. The most of us
Sec-Treas, Wrn. MeKaY ; • have been • under your care and in-
struction since the beglinnieg of 'our
school career and we are quite satis-
fied with our progress. It gives els
much pleastire to express our appre-
ciation of your efforts on our behalf
and to Acknowledge and -thank you
Lor your increasing kindness and for-
tiearance towards us both during sch-
ool hours and- other times. • We ask
• you to accept,this present as a token
of the este.eni and affectionate • re-
membrance in which you are held by
us all. YOU" iutere career • will be
watched by us with much interest
-and we 'wish you every success and
' • - .prosperity• the- future. Signed on .
behalf of the, scholars. --Letitia Mul-
P ' Zurich. • hothead, 011ver Fee, Victoria Dative,
George.- Petty. .
It is _with regret 'that wo announce .•
A
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• Hay • wnship.
(Sehoel EXaminetion and
Nisteseainment.)
S. S. No. 14, May' held a public
examination and entertainmeut On
Thursday afternoon. A large num-,
her of ratepayers and friends were in
attendance and were delighted with
the way in which nil of
the pupils acquitted 01o:twe1,ves. 7he
proraiIi consisted of class work in-
terspersed with songs, recitations,
di
reangs, speeches, ete. At the close
of the program the teacher, Mr. T.
U.I3rownlee, was surprised when on
of his pupils, Jessie McArthur, read
an address while Sara Petty dad
Qeorge Mulholland presented him with
liandsome gentleman's emnpanton
and fountain pen. Mr. Brownlee ma-
ch? a short reply in which he thanked
the pupils and expressed his regret at
leaving them. The address WS.S_ 2-S.
f011OWS ;
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Mr. T. If. 13rown1ee
Dear Teacher, -As we assemble to-
gether today for the last time 'we
view with regret your i departure
front our section. During the six
years you have been at our school
we believe that you have Ought ear-
nestly • to do your duty byus and
that, you have always had our best
Managing Conumttee, Alex. Bran-.
dt ,• V. Smallacombe ; Jno Mc-
Arthur ; H. J. Billings ;, Walter
Hoblcirk.
W. Kelehon has closed the contract
with the Blyth Cement Machine
Firm and has received the pashbern
• together with an order for uine ma-
chines.
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In Olden, on December 24th, MIAS
Eva Stoneman was united in- Mart -
lege with 1V1r, Tom Kelly of Zurich.
The cerernorty was performed by Rey.
W. J. Clark of London; The happy
cotiple intend' residing in Zurich.
•the departure of the Rev. Father :. • (Supper and Presentatien,)
'Tonnes from this pariah. The, goy, A very pleasant evening *Was 'spent.
'Father leaves for Cincinnati, h0 for-
mer place of abode, to -day i after tat- 'on Tuesday g the home of . Mr.. J.
H. Petty, when the ratepa,yeri of S.
tending tothe duties of St. Boniface . s, No. 14, May, gathered to give a
Catholic church, for more than ',.. a farewell , seeker • to . T. H. Brownlee,
year, past., Pm has made many fri- who has -taught successfully kir, over
ends while here and Was much laved • six years in this seetime. ' A good
and ' respected by ..his coneregatioe. lengthy , program of music, readings,
Father Anton•Strator, of Diemerton,reeitatiens; etc..; Was furnished by
succeeds him. ' . ' ' .• home talent and was up to the mark
• Mr. Wm; 'rollick, of Masnilton,sWas in every respect. Mr. B, $. Phillips
the guest - of • his Sisters. Mrs, J, S. - Occupied the chair in his usual goad-.
1VIelick; for a feiv ,days last weekhumored manlier. Just before. supper
' Miss Polly Geiger of Michigan sp- Mr.BroVielee was called in and Made ;
;ent 'a lei/ days last Week with. her • the recipient of a handsome Oak sec-:
:Patents; Mr, arid ' Mrs • Abram Geige rotary presented by the section. ' The
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• • , . . following address was read by Mr,
' • Me. John ' ,Trtiemner,' ' who spent
months in Dakota, arrived home•la,st
Satyrday, 'and will . remain during '
the winter. ,., • ;. .
take
County, North Dakota. is VisitisOis ow upon ourselves et this time to
section, if we may be called such,. do
Mr. • Menry Geigor; •of r'entbina
eke you at lest in some respect,
parents, Mr.; and Mrs. 'ASurallam. su -
our appreciation :of .your services' as.
Geiger, at present. Mr. Gleigor left
this part of the country About Alen . teacher of this section.. Not • only
do we think • that 'you have done yciur
years ago and mites • many changes • ,
. a duty as teacher hut you have hicoine
in' the-,plece and peonle.s '
The nomination for the 'Police Tru- as one of ourselvee• sharine with us
stees of this village for 1905
. ;was in adversity and sorio.w as- weli/fas
held . in the town hill Monday even-
ing. •The, following. geritlemen ' were
nominated : J. Preeter,. J. ,Weseloh,
C. Grels, E.SZeller, G. Holtzman and
J: C. Kaltbfleisch. - Mr. Groh resigned
as he was a candidate for reeve for:
Cleorge Fee.: . P,,- • ' • • ..
Mr. T. 1-1: trownleeY • '
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• „ We,• the representatfires - of's "this -
joy and prosperity, so that we halve
'come • to look upon you as a friend
in the full • sense . of the• word. • And
now that" soil areebimeto leave us
though you will be missed Many
yet we feel that 'what we lose. 'will
Hay. township. , This left five lb lithe be galb -tc" Others for by -your smil-
field, but Messrs E. Zeller .and . G.
Holtzman stlbSequentlY - resigned, thus
leaving John Preeter, John 'Weaelehi
and J. C, Kalhfleisch elected:by ac-
clemation. ' ' • .
Lendbury.
Min May Snarling of London.' is
visiting at Mr. A. Constable's and
with other friends around Leadbury..
Mr. McCulley and daughter, Mag-
gie, have returned home from Toron-
to after a 'pleasant visit with their
many friends there. •
1V1r. A. E. Scarlett is spending- his
holidays in. Kincardine.
. Mr, Clayton .White has gone to
Port Albert to take charge. of the
school there. This is Clayton's first
year to teach.. We wish hnn success •
in. hie undertaking. His sister, Miss
,Cora, will taco charge of school No.
12 in McKillop.•
ing • face and friendly Manner. you
shall scion win true and w orthy fri-
ends in any part where. you inay re-
side.. We thereibre join in wishing
you every success in the future and
hope that you -will accept • of this'
secretary from us note simply for the
value' of ' donm
ates and: eeats that :Oit
is 'hi it, but that 'we we may . in some'
•small manner through this show you
how we have appreciated your ser-
vices; . Signed on behalf of the 'sec-
, Thompson,.. Ella Phillips;
Robinson Dick, ' Jennie MeArthue.
• IVIr.11rewn1ee 'though taken by sur-
prise made a not reply in. whieh he
expressed his gratefe. appreciation of
their kindness. A vote of thanks Was
tendered to Mr, and Mrs. Petty for
the use el their house and stable
which brought the evening's enjoy -
A load of the young people of St.
John's church, Brussels, drove • out
to Mr. Joh e Searlett's on Friday
evening and enjoyed themselves to the
small nous. Then partaking • of a.
dainty lunch they thanked Mr. and
Mrs. Scarlett foe their kind hospithl-
ity and returned to Brussels well
pleased, ail expressing themselves
that they would like to visit Mr.atd
MrsScarlett hi the near future
Several. from around here attended •
the Workman's ball which was held
molt to a close, '
Mies Annie 'Butt and Miss Blaealie
Petty of Taronte visited friends in
and around Hensall during Christmas
week. They had their Christmas din --
nee at Mrs. • J, IL Petty's,.• aunt ,of
the former' and ,sistet-in-law of the'
latter. • ' •
• A number from here took. in the
party at Mr. IS«, Douglas' on Thurs-
day evening. ,•
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• Mr. Soklan era'hi friend, Mr,'
Laughlin of Manitoba, are Visiting at
Mr. John John:411's of the 4th con.
this 'week. • •
in Walton. • It was a grand success.
•orinno ALL' THE TIME.
Mrs. George Beattie, Carr's Brook,
Colohester Co., M. S.,;writes :-'Last
spring 1I Was very which run down,
felt tired all the time, and did not
seem. to have life or energy enough
to dolmy work. Three boxes of Dr.
Chase's Nerve rood did me itt world
01 goOd and made work a pleasure
to me. I 'ewe not had oeeaSitin to
use any Medicine since and have re-
commended Dr, Chase's Nerve rood
to all my friends,"
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card will bring you premium. and
clubbing list, also* free Sample cop-
ies. "Hogs for Profit," it $1 Wok,
free With the SIM.
•
Institute Meetings. Ppstponed.
After eonsulting with a number •of
Institute speakers as welt as 10eal
• officers it different parts of the Pro-
vinee, the 'Superintendent .hea decided
not to hold any Institute meetings
until • January 31st. It was the un-
animous • opinion of both delegates
and officers (and a great many were
consulted) that a political campaign
would interfere very nitele with the
ral
atteamee Itt and the success • of
Institute meetings, No aratetance-
mutts of meetings had boob made for
January, although, all lists had. been
about completed. A re-ermagetnent
of the lists has been made and the
same submitted' to the seeretariea of
the various ridings. The revised da-
tes Will be announced in plenty of
time to allow loettl secretaries to do
the necessary advertising beim the
date of the first Meetings. The rep;
uiar number of Meetings for each
. riding will be held in all the Older
sections *of , the Province, but in the
• nortlihrti districts (St. Joseph's Is-
land, East and West Manitoulin, Als
Nipissing, Parry Sound and
Muskoka) arrangements will 'be made
• to hold Meetings in June or July
or the fall months.
Au •advertisement lit The News-
BeCOrd brings $ood results.
•
A 'VENERABLE PASTOR. •
• cURED BY PiEsRUANA.•
Politria Is a Catarrhal 'Male'''''' tt'qi
[specially Adapted to the Det!
it., .
°lining Powers of Old Age.
In old age the reneena membranes be-
come thtakeuedand partly Imo their
function.
This leads to partial loss of hearing,
,sinell and nude, as woll as digestive dis-
turbanceA•
Perlin°, corrects all this by itaspeeine.
operation on all the reacous meralaranes
of the body.
One bottle will convince anyone. Once
used and. Peruna, becomes aa1tre-1940...
stand-by with old and young. •
1
er ei:N:"Paricen
Stang and VIAarous,at the' Ade al'
'Eighty-eight:. •
• •
Itev..3. N. Parker, utica, N. Y., writes :
41n. June, lam, 1 lost my sense of hear-
ing entirely. My hearing had been.
somewhat impaired' for several years,
but not so ranch effected lant that I could
• hold' converse with my frielids; but in
June, 1901, ray sense of hearing left me
•eo that / could hear no sound whatever.
I was also troubled withrheumatic pains
airily limbs. I commenced taking Pe-
rim/isn't:I, now my hearing'is restored as
good as it Was.prior to ;Imo, 1001, 1fy
rheumatic pains are all gone. I cannot
speak too highly of :Terima and now
"
111110
Ali I
when 88 years old can say ithasinvgior.
atecl my whole system. I cannot but
think, dear Doctor, that you. must feel
very thankful to the' all loving Father
that you have bden, permitted to live,
and by your. skill be such a- blessing as -
you have been to suffering humanity.",
-Rev. 3.N. Parker.. .
, A Bishop's Letter. .
T. 11..Lonsax, D. D., Bishop 2nd Dist. •
M. E., of Charlotte, N. C., Writes: .
recommend your Perunato all who ^
want a strengthening toad and a very
effective remedy for all catarrhal com-
]laints."--T. 11. Loma. • ' ••
If you do not derive preempt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peralia,
write at once to Dr. Ttartman, giving a
Lull statement of your case, and he will
be pleased td give you his valuable ad..
vice gratis• . , . ' •
'AddresS' Dr. Tfartman, President of
The arartrrutr.; aanitarium, Oolumbess
Ohio.
Constance
Mrand hare. Wirt. Britton are
spending XrnaS and New Year's'.pliell...,"
days with the latter's parents :at4
•ot4=amolataxhamcierstsvnatAaeomits==ants=re%oi44.124
Goderieh..
uofnxu attiospneg 41 puok tie
Ap,anoa Altin0,1 is tii.
ata p.Ipeett, ucOrpilm 1T'1)3J Ib
:Mr- .andMrs. bunean Tudor visited
the latter's grandmother, Mrs « A.
.Elcoat of Tuckersinitle. on.MondaY;
Mr. A. McAllister returned on Mon -
slay after spendingthe vacation with
friends at •Hensall. •
:
Miss Nellie Medd left for. Cartaleh„
Assa., 011 Tuesday.' '
Mr and Mrs 'Geo Medd and baby
cif Medina spent New Year's . with
the former's father, Mr, john Medd
• • , •
• ilullett Township. •
• On Decemlier leth Mr. •Thomas Atm -
tin, who had reaided on lot 24, con.
14, Mullett, for rhe past twenty-two
years, passed into rept at the age
of .76 years }T was a- native • of
Northametonshire; Engliand; , He is
Survived by his • wife and, eight chil
'-
dren Frederick, William and Jennie
at home, Thonfas in Dawn, .Missotiri,
Mrs. 'Sleds Mortensen neer Marlette, .• • „
-Marnock. •
ho', Cook . Cook of • Weettield spent . a
cOtiple • Of days litst week with his
• blued, • Morvie • McDowell eh' the; Oh'
•. • . •
• 13. .H. Taylor purchased .a tiO eo\-v•
_front J. EL Wettde1(1„ last
week. •
To the Electors of Goderich Tp.
• 1' wish to think you one: and; all
for, the splendid support given me
at 'the yells . on Monday last; The vo-
te received•,was as °net peeled: as 1
fear it was 'undeserved.- • I' can, assure
you ladies and ,gentleinen 1 ii)l)1t.C7a-
tt.. your faeors anti ;trust I 'ina,y • be
•.enabled .to prove 'myself worthy • of
yieir confidence: • Again thaniiing you.
and wishing you. every biappiness •and
lirosperity. ..Rtspectielly yoers., geri-
ry L. Salkelds • . • a • . I '
", . • ..•
Mich„ ; ties. &dee and Lily of Del
ray, Mich., and Alfred on the Sauble
Line, Stanley •townshin. The funeral
topic place to the' 'Union Cemetery,
the aerviees., being eonducted by the
Rev, Mr. Motmes, who preached from
the text which the deceaSed :seleated
Sonic time before his death "I' am
the 'resurrection and the life, be that
fielieveth in me, though ).ie were dead
yet • shall be live •aed whosoeVer 'te-
eth and believetb in Me never
die." -St, John ?CI ; 25, 20. •
s
'
ippen.
ANNUAL. MEETING'. -TME '5NN1.h•
.al meeting .of the' MeKillop 'N'InAtial • •
Fire In:nu:item; CoMpany wilLbe he-
• a in the town hall, Seaterth, ori
.Jantlaty .2011t, 1905., at • 1
-(AlOck p „in besiness of tho mech.;
aing reecive tin: directors' re-
a,nsl,' financial 'stateintnt,the
apniditting sof three *direct ors and
• other liusineSs for' the good •and. ,
Welfare • of. the Company, Retiring
•' directors are : John Watt, Marrecks
• George . Dale, ; and Jameae'
ponnollys• Porter's hill who .sal.e. ,
••eOgible for re -election. --4. 11, hie-'
• Lean, President ; Thos.' E. IIitysi
:seeretas .
•
• . •
Ira, Chambers .spent a few ,afy
days• • . ' -
with his aunt, Airs MooneY, in Lon-
don last week. •' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones and fam-
ily spent their New Year's holidays
with his parents, Mi arid Mrs', John
Jones.•
Mr. Scriven and Mr. and Miss Hol -
Mee of Essex are visiting friends hoa
conel- FOR, 'SALE-LOTTS 00011
Ytllow Cotti Time ;or • cash ';aii
•
arranged.. Drive. right .to wai•ehou4,4
sell 'bring sample by: 20thJazordry.
se.. Farmers. who • have beans to
2 'cats seed kas ise'arriVe: by 2011x
Januarie-W. Perrin, : Clinton •
re. The last two ably assisted. the • 52-3
Methodist ehoir in the service last
Stifultife. . .
.• The lethodist choir is giving •real
pleasure to the congregation by its
excellent sieging. Their molt° AP'
pears to be "E celsior." '
(
Mr, Win. Cud ore, the veteran dea-
ler in ht
ay, is uite ill just, how. A
complication ot troubles has weakens
ed the once eturdy masa
• Mr. Marry Caldwell,- after clerking)
isOlt HALM -LOTS 1, AND 5, IAN -
go M., Bayfield,' cotisisting. 4 ein
acres. -Well watered 1).371 -Wing eree.k.
•atel two wells. 7 acres bush, good
• orchard, ital.° house • and . barn.
Will be sold on easy. terms: For
• feriher particulars apply to. Mrs.
• George Woods, Bayfield, • 40-1
about three years for Messrs. 13a1-
four & McCandless left last week for .
his home near Meneall. While here
he made a host of friends by his kind
and obliging treatment of all ens -
tomes; Ile will be missed in the
Methodist choir, Sabbath school and
• other circles-. Me intends .taking
course in a business eolldge •before
going Weat.
Mr, David Alair, station agent in
• Brumfield, with Mrs. Aleir spent New
Year's Day with her parents here.
Mr. and Mrs, •Ferries of Bayfield
visited at 'the hoine of Mrs. Mair
this week, • ,
Miss Lottie, Grassick, who has fin-
ished her term at Model, has Neer. en-
gaged to teach at Dundalk.
• WITEN TME LIVER GETS; TOR-
PII}...You want a mild stimulant
Dr, Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake
• and Blitternut which are- inaetive li-
ver, relieve constipaltion and 4tick
headache at Once. Use only Dr. Vain -
(MAPS Paha Price 3.5c.
vmr,pxatAptitats WANTED.- LE -
ern Telegraphy at home and :fit
yourself for large :salaried position,
•Stitt:dents 'letken N. Wraitelia
graph • office. Part Reliant; at Watts' '
drug. store. .
•
THE ANNUM. mrare,rtNG OF TIM
Holmesvihe Cheme and •Tletteli
Menefee .• Limit ed will he
heldir, Wi1son'nhalt, Holinesville.
on Priday, the lith day of January,
1905, at 2 p. ra, for, the purpose of
winding up the business of thepaast
season. , The eleetioh of oificere fiir
ensuing year and alsa eon-
' 'tiller tendera for purview& of butter-
milk at a rate per ton of limiter
manufectuted during season of 1005.
Poe :Oiling the ice house anti the
transacihm of any other 1:41SinoiS
/hay ti presented,. Tt is de
nited that ell cleaves be cashed
• before that dates -Jas. Coanolly,
• Presideat ; A. J. Coedits:, See.
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