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TliE MOLSONS BANK
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1800
" CAPITAL PAID UP $3,000/000
RESERVE fUND $3,0001000
--MAD armee, MONTREAL.--
Farmerb' Sale Notes Cashed or Collected.. Drafts on all points In the
Dominion, Great. Britain, United States and all Foreign Countries bou-
ght and bold at best rates. Deposit receipts issued and highest current
rate of interest alloveed. Advances made to Farmers, Stock Dealers
and Business Men at lowest rates And on most favorable terms.
—SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT—
Deposits of $1.00 aud upwards received. Interest allowed at highest
current rates from date of deposit, compounded balf-yearly and add-
ed to principal June 301,1t and December 31st.
11. C. BREWER Manager. . • CLINTON
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FOR PLEASURE AND HEALTH.
You cannot do better than spend a
) few weeks of the. winter at the de-
lightful resorts "of California, Mexico
) or Floride.• Grand Trunk Agents will
sell tickets, make Pullman reserva-
tions azci give full information.
Is showing a good
line of
WATCHES
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for ladies and
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gentlemen.
EY ARE
reliable time
'keepers.
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CALL and SEE
THEM.
W.H. Hellyar `<›)
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Jeweler and Optician TT:
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FARM FOR SALE-Teip UNDER -
signed offers for sale lot 21. Lon-
don Road, Stanley; consisting • of
100 acres, 90 acres cleared, balance
hardwood bush. Well watered and
fenced. 1.1 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.
Tomlinson, I3rucefield 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 plate is !dee:teed 010-
21t miles from Vane, and •Brucefield
and 11 miles from school,. is well
wateyed 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 pureha.ser. For further
particulars apply to Samuel -Reid,
Varna P. 0. 44
FARM FOR 4ALE.-:e73. ACR
south half of lot No. 21, Hayfield
concession, Goderich township, well
wooded and well supplied with
spring water. An. excellent grazing.
farm. Apply to James Shepparda
Clinton ; .1. P. Sheppard, Cleiton
or to W. Brydone, solicitor for the
executors of the estate of . John
Sheopard, deceased 47*
Imksaarnweemoresmormort....•••••••••••.•
Iliral41SYCLTICNICISISCCPX00v.,9111
have purchas-
ed the Grocery
stock of Mr. H.
Cantelon and am
now in posses-
sion:
WATCH THIS
E3 PACYflI
NEXT WEEK
B. Begoit
CLINTON.
REFRIGERATOR FOR SALE.- I
offer a 0est class up-to-date refrig-
erator at half cash price. The stor-
age chamber is of he following di-
• mensions : 'Height, ,4 feet 8 Melees,
:Width, .3 feet 4 inches, depth; 2 feet
7 inches. It will handle .the nylik
• from 8 to 10 cows, requiring about
240 cakes , of ice per season. ANPLY
• to D. A.„ Forrester. 53 tf
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Clinton Gun Club (Limited) will be
held at the Mason House.: Friday,
Jan. 27th, at m. for, the teen -
section af general business. --R.
Graha,ni,President ;. J. E. Centel -
on, Secretary. ‘2t
HURON COUNTY
eiitincii of the Coufity- of Huron will
meet' in the poencil *chamber- in the
town of Goderioh. o the. 24th 'day
oe this month at. he belle of 3
o'clock in the afternoone7W. Lane,
Clerk. Dated . Jan. 10th, 1205.
FARM F0E,SALE Ort.,'r0 RENT. -
Lot 72, con. 5, Goderich Township,
consisting of 96 acres, about 50
acres cleared, 10 :acres young hear-
ing .orchard, 26 acres good bush,
-consisting ore: Int of heinlock and.
otber. . valuable timber., the remain-.
der in • .culled bush and 'slashing,
The farm• is. well 'watered „mid fenc-
ed- •and has good bank •barn and
frame house. ,Will le sold. cheap.
'Apply on tile premises or addrese
Mrs. Q. Parsons,. Bayfield P. 0. . 53
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HOUSE 'WITH . 'LARGE
runt's,• together with eiht acres'.
of lend to rent or foe sale. Geed
orchard. ' Situated on °.Dinsley Ter-
race adjoining Clinton, 29 minutes
walk from postoffice.-D. K. Pelee.'
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ANNUAL! elVIEETING-TIIE ANNU-
al meeting of the McKillop• Mutual.
Fire InsUrance. Conipany will be he-
ld in the town hall; Seaforth,
Friday, January% 20th; 1905, at t
o'clock p. xn. . business of the meet-
ing to receive the directors' re-
port and financial itetenient,.. the
appointing, of three, directors and
other business for the good • and
of. the Company. Retiring
directors are : John Watt, Harlocke
George 'Dale,. Clinton'and James
• Connolly; porter'e Hill, who -are
eligible for re-e1ection..7-J. B. Mc-
Lean, President, ;: The's. n. Hays,
Secretary.' • •
CORN FOR SALE-LOTTS• GOOD.'
Yellow • Corn, Time or cash as
arranged. Drive right to warehau-
sell bring sample' hy 20thl JannerY.-
se. Fanners., who have beans to:
2 cars geed peas to arrive by 20th
Jeettary.e-W. G. Perrin; Clinton •
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erOR SA1E.-7LOTS 4 114ND 5, RAN-
' geM. )3ayfield, consistieg of 401
acres. :Well watered by spfing creek
and two Wells. 7 acres hush, good
Orchard, frame house and num
.Will. be Sold on eesy terins: For
further particulars apply to Mrs.
cleorge Woods, Hayfield.' 49-4
TELEGRAPHERS WA.NTED.- LE-
arn Telegraphy at home • and fit
yourself .1 or large salari61190910611-
Students,. taken at G. N. W, Tele-
graph office. Particulars at Watts'
drug store. 61
THE ANNUAL MEETING ok THE
Holmesville Cheese and Butter
Manufacturing Co. Limited will be
held ir. Wilsim's hall, Holmeseille,
on Friday, the .9th day of January,
1005 at 2 p. m. for the purpose of
winding up the business of the past
seeeon. The election of officers for
•tho eesuing year and also tie' eon-
sider tenders foe Itereiteee'of butter-
milk at A rate .per ton et butter
inanniaeteted during seaeon of 1905,
For filling the ice house and the
traesection of any other, beeiriese
that nteeeee presented, It is de-
sired that all eheopues be cashed
tiekre that date,70,1att, ConnoIlY,
Preeident ; A. J, Courtiee,
IMAM.
To the Electors of Goderleh Tp.:
1 wish to thank you one and all
for the splendid, support given • me
at the polls on Monday last. The vo-
te received was as unexpected as , I
fear it was undeserved. 1 can assure
• you ladles and gentlemen I apprecia-
te your faVors and trust 1 may • be
enabled to prove myself worthy of
your corifidenee. Again thanking you
and wishing you every hia,ppiness and
presperity. Ittspectfully yours, tion -
V L. Stilkelfl.
44k.
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Marrieges.
COX-JOHNSTON-At the resideace
of the bride's parents, Goderich
township, on December 28th, by
Rev. Mr. Rirodes,- Elizabeth, IVIab-
el, daughter of Mr.' W. R. John
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state to Jona Cox. •
ELLIOTT-OASEMORE-In Winghant
on Jan. 3rd, by Rev, J.14. Mc-
Lean, Eli Elliott to Sarah ease -
more. ILVI
RSTRO- USH--At the residence
of 111r. T. T. Field, Lower Winge
barn, on December 28th, by Req.
J. N. 111eLean, Peter G. Strohm
Of DeCowsville, to Annie Rush,
• of Winglitam.
McKAY-McKAY-At the manse,
Cran4rook, on the 28th ult, "Mr
Rev. D. B. McRae, George Man-
son McKay, of Monerieff, to Mar-
garet Isabel McKay, of Ethel,
M00RE-TELFER-7-At the residence
of the bride's rarents, Grey, on
27th, Dec., by the Rev, A. Mac-
Nab, Robert F. Moore', of Souris,
Man., t'o Jessie Toner, of Grey.
GOVENhOOK-CHARLIESVVO'RTH-
At the residence of the bride's
• parents, on Dee, 27, by the Rev.
' F. H. Larkin, Wm, Govenlock, of
McKillope to Margaret, daughter
of Mr, Alex Chaalesworth of Ege
APPELMAN-GIES-At the borne of
the bride's parents, Hay, on Jan..
4th, by Rev, W, Je Yaeger, Lizzie,
daughter of, Mr. 'Ernest Gies do
Justus Appelman of iDakota.
W,AGNER-KLOPP-At the honie of
the bride's •parents, Hay, on Jan.
2nd, by Rev. E. Schuelke, Mita,
eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Llepp,
to Jacob Wagner of Tairistock: -
GILL-ORAVELL1?,--eAt the Grand
r Bend manse, en Jan.* by Rev.
S. A. Carriere, Harmon. Gill, aon
ot Ed. Gill; to 'Miss Eva,; young-
est daughter of Mr. Asaph Gratv-
elle, all of Grand Bend. '
HAYTER-:BROWN-At• the resideece
of the bride's . parents,,, on Dec, 28,
by Rey,. Mr. . Sutcliffe, John Hay.,
ter, to Minnie only daughter •91
•Mr. John- Brown all of Green-
way. r • • '• . ;•-f
SPERAIN-BAKER-eA1 theresi-
denpe of the bride's parents; on
Dec. 28th, 4ity Rev.! J. A.
Luke E. Spaeth, to Ireneeelaugh-
ter of Mr. J. K. Baker, ,both . of
Grey. •
IllCKMIERL71110KELVEY-At
residence of the bride's parents,.
on December 27th, by Rev. John
. Ross, Louts Eckmier of Morris to
Mary Weed, eldest 'daughter of
Mr. Win. McKelvey,. of Grey.
WILLIAMS.ON-eCLARK-At the res-
• Womb .61 the bride's Parents,Grey,
• on January 4th," john R. William-
son toi ,!.A.gnes, daughter of. Mr.
George Clark all of Grey.
Wingham, Dec. .29th,
to Mr. and 'Mrs. Guy Englieh; of
Winnipeg, a daughter.-
TULLOCII-7In Wieghime on; Jan, tnel:
. the Wife Of Mr. Vt"... Tfilloch Saxe
• • eia .(nee Miee Johnston 01 Wing-
• ham) ; a datightere • • • '
MAGUIRE'lti ..Winghain, on Decent-
. her 28t,, to1r. and Mrs. S. A.
Maguire; a' poe. • •
AMENT-Ir. Seafortli, •Deceinber'
30th, to Mr- and Mre, W. :Ament,
a daughter. • . . • • •
11ALY-In Seeforth, • tin December 29
•to Mr. , and Mrs. .J. F. Daly; a
danglitere,' ' '
'Deaths.
mcINTYRE•In -• 'Virden, ' Man. On
December: 31st,. James.Merntyre,
formerly -of the Babylon Lite,
' Stanley, and biether.of. 'Miss S.
, E: -1V1eIntyre of Hensa:IL• •
TIPLADY-94 the Base Line, Hull -e
ett .tovinship, on "January. 9th,
Mrs.: .WilliamTiplady, ja)gjod 13
years -and 7- nioaths. , •
13R'OPIJEY-In -- Goderich. -on January
let, Mary :Jane Viddleri :wife Of
John Brophey; aged 71 :years.
WALTERS.-7In Colborne. township
December 29th, • Ann,. retict of the
tete Richard Walters,. aged 79
years'. •
DALLAS -Li Winghaan'"on eVanuary.
eigic,1 Mary baAas, wife ef Mr. C. -
Dallas, aged 61, Years. •
LOGIE-At .the residence of Mr. Jas.
• 13ontliren, Hey, on Deeember 30ter
William Logie aged 85. years, , 5
•months and ld clays. .
MILLER -la . Grey. on January tad, -
Lena Jane,. eldest daughter of
.Robere Miller, aged 2 years;
• months' and 26 days.. • ..
RITCHIE-In Brussels .on Dec. 81st;
1Vtargaret A.. Stewart; beloved wi-
fe of Chas,' ItitChie, aged .47 yell-
. rs, 1 monthIImut 14 days. • •
STALAKE-In Stephoh on Deo, 30,'
Emma Parsons, wife of Me: .John
• Stablakee. aged -49 years, 1 mon-
th and 12. days.„
0ARRICK-1n Stephen on 'Dec. 30th,
I. Infant deughter of Mr., Jon
Carrick, aged- 9' nionths. .
VALE -In Exeter. on Jan. 2n4; the
infant daeghter, of Mr. and: Mrs..
Wm. Vale.
STOMA:di' TROUBLES.
AND CONSTIPATION.
Chaairberlain's Stowed and Liver
'Tabletsare the best thing for stom-
ach troubles .and constipation I have
Over" sold," says J. R. Cullman, a
druggist of Potterville, Mich. They
are easily to take 'and alWays 'give
satisfaction, I ten my customers to
try them and if got satisfactory to
come back and get their money, but
have never had 'e. complaint.'" For
sale by H. B. Combo,
Morris Township.
We are very sorry to hear of the
serious illness of Mr. ‘Lou
but hope soon to hear of bis recov-
ery.,
Mr..J. Garniss Sundayed 'att. Mr.
John Watemea.
Mr. Win. Craig Jr, is engaged cut-
ting Wood foi Mr. V. Ward. e
ll,hlo
4,seio.ssiMary Gosingn left last week
for Dutton where she will attend
Mr, Will, McMurray Sundayed with
Efe-st
The 'Late Elections. •
COUNTY COUNCIL.
The 1st Division. •
Goderich.Ashil'd Colb'ne
R. McLean 577 • 256 233
J.N.Mackenzie 182 950 157
'1'. E. Durnin 73 393 03
11. J Morris 219 72 lee
E. C. Attrill 196 151 101
R. Elliott 183 47 121
McLean, 1,066, Mackenzie 995, Dur-
nin 519, Morris 486, Attrill 448, El-
liott 351.
The 8th Division,
owick Turnb'ry Wroxeter
Miller 354 470 92
Dolg 650 220: 86
Fergesor, 619 173 30
Miller 916, Doig 856, Ferguson 822.
The 0th 'Division.
Seaforth McKillop Tuelteeth
J.G.Grieve 239 501 231
J,Morrison 334 465 112
J.13.111cLean 196 110 507
Grieve 971, Morrison 911, McLean
813, •
The 7th Divisien.
•Wieghttm E, W. W.W.
Currie 418 447 213
McQuillan 126 160 434
Lockhart -181 216 • 229
Bradwin 114. 93 116
Currie
McQuillan
Lockhart
Bradwin 231
Currie 1108, McQuillan .779, Lock-
hert 698., Brathein 554, -
Phe following will constitute the
Huron County Council for 1905,06 :
Div, No. 1 -Messrs. McLean and
Maeokn.enzie.
No. 2 -Messrs. Cantelon •and Ferris..
No. ,3 -Messrs, Lamont and MeNate
ovt
No. 4 -Messrs. Spackman and Gar-
dieer, •
No. 5 -Messrs. Grieve and Morrison.
No: 6 -Messrs. Isbister ,and•Bryins.
No. 7 --Messrs, Currie and MeQuil-
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No. 8 -Messrs. Miller and Doig.
Only five of those who • sa.t, in the
last county council are now members.
Had Mr. J. B. McLean of Tuckersmitit
been elected he would in all probabtil-
ity have been warden this year, but
as ,he is down and out .Mr. Miller of ,
Wroxeter may be the choice.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP •
7 -Reeve- '
1 2 ,9 4 5 6,
J. Middleton 53 29:84.76 35 27-404
J. Sturdy 58 90 29 7:67-16-240
Majority ..for. Middleton 64..
-Co-emitters- . .
H.T.Salkeld 107. 63 60 43 63 30-366
J.. Stewart 38 38 .94 66 43 23-302
j.' Ford . . 37 65 39 39 73 28-281.
0. 0. Sturdy 34 61 -58-3264 23-267
•Jas. Cox . :4347 32 3146' 19-218
• 'COLBORNE TOWNSIIIp
-Iteeve-e• ' • •
William Young
Richard Jewell ,
Blyth
30
59
72
269
206
• 63
• '--
' CourecillorS- •
H. J. McEwen 256 .
'
• Jacob •Meser
...Vames ° MelVtanes
James Chisholm
Levi Snyder • ' ;
Robert' S,traughan • 156
• • ..Lecar Option
Against 246
• For 233
'225
225 ,
212 •
166
GODERICI-I
-7Mayor7r
•MurneY ' ." 312
• Thos. Tilt '
6. M. Elliott
-Councillors-7
G: F. Blair
W, E. Clark
. C. A.. Reid
, R.• Thorimson,
C.. l,eithwaite
. R. SalloWs
J. P. Brown
J. .a.
'The ,first six were e
272 ••
. 208
.462
462 '
418
402.
398
316
887
212
lected.
• EAST WAWA.NOSI-I
,
• -Reeve-e
J. E. Ellis
Walter 'Scott
238
200
38
Beecroft 254
T. H. Taylor Jr. 219
Gavin Wilson 212
W. J. Parke 207
John lyIenzieS sr. 181
Hoover . 199.
Nath. ••Johns ton ' 138
WEST WAWANOSII'
Reeee-William Cameron.
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Councillor -Arch, Anderson, P.
Welsh,, John McLean, S. Medd.
. • HOWICK
.Reeve -W. T. McKee.
Councillors -J, Hainstock, J. Gow-
• dy, J. Underwood, J. T,Winters,
MORRIS
Reeve -T. Code.
Ccuccillars.0', Taylor, A. Shaw,
W. II. McCuteheon, Geo, KellY,
ASIIFIELD.:
TteeVe-John Barkley.
Councillors -R. Mackenzie, W. Hun-
ter, J, Stiles, W. Kickley.
WINGHAM
Mayor -Thos. Bell,
Councillors -W. J. Greer, 'P. Arm-
strong, D..B611, J. Stewart, W.
14' • Vanstone, S Bennett.
SEAFORTIL
Mayor-NOble
Councillors -M, Broderick', J.
• Greig, • J. A, Stewart, J. M.
Cardno, W, It Willis, J. .Archi-
bald.
TUCKERSIVIITH
-Reeve:-
George Blaek 286 r
Peter MacKay.
87
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CIIAMBEItLAIN'S COUG.II nEm-
EmY ABSOLUTELY, HARMLESS.
The (atilt of giving childrele medic-
ine cob:taking Injurious substances,
Is sometimes mato disastrous ' •-than
the disease from which 'they are fief-
ferieg. Every mother should ktiow.
that CharnhicrIales Cough Itemedy is
perfectly safe for children to take.
11 coatitiris nothing harmful and for
toughs, colds and roup Is unatirpase-
ed. For sale by IJL Copilfe, Olin -
ton, tatt
R. MacKay
,MacKay
R. Kruse
It. Pepper
Jas. Atkinson'
Wm. Chesney -
BAY
-Reeve-
P. Lamont •
Mae. Groh_
-Councillors-
L. Kallifteisch
W. Smith -
R. McArthur
J. K. Goetz
Jas, Green ,
W. 13attles
J. Tnirsk
332
298
283
270
218
428
307
121
387
338
283
200
225
- 205
193
A. Voice From The Notrest,
To Editor Of The News -Record
Dear Sir, -44s my suleseription has
now about expired, I want to have
LI renewed and enclose herewith the
anumut, Being ale old Stanley boy I
thought perhaps your readers would
like a few, lines 'from the ' West,
We are .having a fine winter and h
had very little cold ,weather. 'V
horses and cattle have been rennin
on the -range -all the time, ;not need-
ing any feed. They were working) on
the -land 4till (about the ist, of Dec.
I like the climate *Which is very
lieal-
thy and we . have the hest land West
.of Lake Supertax I will glye you a
shore account of what some of the
farmers ean raise to -the acre.
ard . An.derson of Milestone' in 1903
bought a :quarter seetiow off' which he
raked in 1904, off 35 acres, 1540 Vete-
shele- of No: 1 Nonthern,wheat for
which he got 90 cents per bushel.
Joseph Glenn gathered'in the summer
Of '1901 from .,a single section of land
22000 bushels of wheat: lie bought
anotherequarter seetket !and, sowed it
to • wheat. For this quaeter section
he paid $200 cash and from 'these
new fields threshed 44 bushels of
'wheat to the acre. Afeer paying for
his :land,. for plowing,, sewing, reap-
ing ehreshieg he had from this
quarter section alone $1900/ left. nee
story Of Joe Glenn reads .1the flattop
but • those Who eame to verify' were
convinced ofit truth and so the'•ettg-
le•screains along the line fence. On
the •third day -of the first montieMr.,
Shatiks, a road master en the .Carra-
elian .Northern, ' heard the story of
Joseph Gleim and tin•yw• .0 his jet.
niidway between Winnipeg ane Per,
lage la Prairie and bought a (platter
section sof land, in 1808 from whielt he
harvested 35 bushels Per acre, , 'The
other ' day. the - man 'returned to buy.
his jarm• back and offered Mr. -Shanks
$18 an acre for the same lp,e,d that
he sold -for- $12, but he had to ;go
back Without Making a trade. Shanks
tikes the Place. From the earliest - de-
YeloPment to the present -day the
-.yankoe is Making his mark upon this
part, but he is a good 'settler. and
law-abiding eitizOn.- We are ,all sup- •
porthrs ofthe Granid. Trunk 'Pacific
for We 'helice e it will be 'of. ' eery
great benefit to this -country, which:
is now; growing more •rapidly thee
ever . before mid future prospects , are
still:More bright..
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' • .2 WG: JOHNSTON,
Milestone, Assa„ Dec, -244h.
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'THE SF'IRIT OP -WINTER.
The - Spirit of. Winter is with
making its presetfce known: in many
differee% waya7Sitenetintes by cheery
sunehine • and glieteeing snows, -- ed
sometiines by 'driving winds and bike
storms. To map), people It see-. ,
. rite to take a. delight- fit making . had
things Worse,' ;fey- rhea:netts:a twists
harder; twinges sharper, "cafaxrh be,
comes more annoying,' and the niany
symptoms of scrofula aredoelesped
awlaggravated,.-There is .not mueh
'Poetry he this, but there is --truth, and
• it in a .wonder that more pet:Tie don't
•get rid .of these ailinents. The mode -
eine that curee them -Hood's Sarsa.- '
parilla-ii easily ebtaieed and there
is abunita,n.t. -proof that itsletit'ee are
radical and :permanent..
•
Party Owes Nothing To Him;
STOUFFVILLE PILOT READS
PREIVITER S
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the 'United States Treasury Recommends
Te-ru-na,
Other Prominent Physicians Use
and Endorse Pe-ru,na,
Teeet. Le.BWELLYN Jordan, Medi-
cal Exendner et the Treasury
Department, gradaete of Columbia Col-
lege, and wbo oersted three years atlerese
Point, has the following tosay Peruna:
“Allow me to express my grati.
tads to you for the benefit derived
from your wonderful reniody.
One short month has brought
forth a vast change aml 1 now
consider myself a wen man after
months of suffering. Fellow suf-
ferers, Peruna will cure, you..."
A emit:wily increasing number of
physicians prescribe reruns, in their
prectice. It has proven its merits so
thoroughly that even, the doctors have
overeome thele,prejudice against so-call-
ed patent medicines and recommend it
to their patients. '
Peruna oecnpiee a unique! position in
medical riciene.e. It is the Only internal
systemic catarrh remedy known to the
medics./ profession to -day. 'Catarrh, as
everyone will admit., is the cause of bac-
hell the disease which afflicts mankind,
Catarrh and catarrhal; cliseasos adliot
ono -half of the people of United States.
Robert RObertS, M. D., Wash-
ington, D. CI, writes:
"Through t n , own experience
as well as that of many of my
friends And acquaintances who
have been cured or relieved °Ica.
tarrh by the use of lfartman's
Pergola, Ivan confidently recom-
mend it to those suffering from such
disorders,.and have nobesitation in
_prescribing it to my patients."...
RobCrt R. Roberts. • •
R. Hobbies, Muskogee, .I. • T,
Writei;
• "Parana the best medicine X knoW
of for.coughs and to strengthen. a weak
-stemacli and to give appetite.' Vesicles
prescribing.' t for. catarrh, I have ordered
it for weak and. debilitated people, and
hnve not had a patient but saidit belted
him. It is an excellent medicine and it
fits no many CaSEM.
41 have a 'large practice, and have a
Atha:ice to prescribe your Perana. I hope
you may live long to do good to the sick -
and the suffering,"
Dr. BL. 0. Gee, writes from 513 jones
St., San Pranch4c0, Cal.:
reruns, has performed so many won-
derful cures ill San.Pranciseo that I -Ain
.cott+inced that it is a- ti.ralutible -remedy.
• I have. frequently ad*ISed .its use for
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women, as I find it indures, regular and
painless menstruation, cures leucorrhcea
and ovarian troubles, and builds up the
entire system. I also consider -it one of
the finest catarrh remedies know et's
C. Gee, M. D. .
Catarrh is -a systemic disease curable
only by systemic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directly at
the depressed nerve centers: This is
what Peruna does.
Peruna immediately invigorates the
nerve -centers which give vitality to the
irmuous membranes. Then catarrh die -
appears. Then. catcaTh is permanently
If you do not defier:0 prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna
-write ateinge to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full. statem.ent of your ease, and he will
. be pleased to give you' his valuible ad- •
vice gratis. •• •
.Address Dr. llartnaa,n, President of
The Herta:nen Banitariam,. Collintbes, •
Ohio. • •
Kippea. Belgrave.
. On 'Dee. 28th thehorroe Mr. Johe-
Cameron "was. 'the eeene• of a pleasant
event ,*hen his yOungest daughter,
'MiSs Annie, waa'unite!L in marriage
Mr, litigh • Aikenhead, •The cere-,
meny was •performed at high nooety
'the Rev. E. II.. Sewers of 'Brumfield,
in the presence -9f sixty invited gime:
ts, the weddIng march being played
• by Mies, Kate McBee -LI', COUSIV of. the
beide. The bride, : gowned in. meant.
crepe-de-Chene trinufied with lace and
flowers, looked charming. •They were
. " . ,
assisted by Mr.. Frank' Aikenbead bro-
ther of the groom, and 1Vlise • Hattie
Cameron, teacher in Lakelet and sis-
tet. of the bride. After theceremony.
and. congratulations were over all.
sat down to a, snmptuotis weddin,g
feast: The 'present's „Were them'. t f
The.• happy couple left on the five
train Linn Kippee for London. . They
have tee* returned and at present
are living on the farm. forneerly own-
:edby Mr. Hector Reed, but now by
.the Aikenhead Bros; the spring•
..they will "take up permanent restelene
e.e on the, groom's fineefarne neer.
,Brucefield on the London Road. • '
Messrs, Ct.dmore • and MeNevin are
recovering from their late indispesi-
ttoetne'Se.. J. XL Pinsdale is"also 'kite
14Moilri.ngand Mrs.. Wm. MeClymont of
King spent the .7•Tew • Years • holidays
with his. parents- here. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Jahnstop. spent Sat-
urday with friends in Sexsinith.
• Mr. Robert Genii -nett hae'eorne hoine
from Moosejaw..on a visit. He spea-
ks warmly of the prospeots• . the
.RQSS A FIERCE West.. •
' CRITICISM.
8ttUffvillpjTht (Liberal) The
Liberal party owe nothing to Prem-
ier Ross. 1Vir. Ross ieehis mad thirst
forpower has dragged :the good name
of Liberalismin the dust-; has Made
the name Liberal synonymoes , with
"Corruption and Sunda." When Mr,
Ross • was entrhsted with the honor
Of leading the Liberal. paetY, corrup-
tion had just shown its 'heed and all
Liberate who hailed the adVent of Me.
Ross ima strong leader predieted the
Immediate extinction of evroug dping
but inetqad, .we are forced to admit
things have gone from had to worse,
sean,dal upon scandal followed onektne
94DINA:gy co/iN SAL; ,
VES CONTAIN ACIDS,
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But the old reliable .Putietra's Corn
Extractor is entirely ,vegetahle in
Composition and doee•no.reat or•b urn
the flesh. It gradually lifts the coin,
eat1SeS ne pain, and cures perinanent-
ly. Price 25e. at6 all druggists. Use
only "Putnam's.,"
other: until public sentimeni .becaine
so great that in. order to keep the
ship of state afloat tyro of the minis
ters were thrown overheard And aga-
in the .Ship 'went. forth into the till..
lows with Ross still at the helm.
tied Mr, Doss been a true friend of
LiVeralisnuhe, would have'reaped
himself and heeded Over the destiny
of the Liberal party to a capable
man who Was free from taint and
simpleton. Mr. Rose owed this to the
Liberal party., We therefore assert
and We believe that after the election,
our position will be generally endors-
ed by the rank and file of the Liberal
party that no one who votes for thc
Ross government at the pooling elec.
Om is a true friend of '1lheralis4
in the strictest sense of the word, ,
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' HOW IT SPREADS,
The first package of Dr. Leonhafdt's
Hem-Roid (the infallibie Pile cure')
that was . pttt out went to a small
town Nebraska.
It: cured a case of Piles that was
considered hopeless. • .
The news spread and although this
was only two years ago the demand
prempted Dr. J, S. Leonhardt, of
Lincoln, •Nebe., the discoverer, 1to Pre-
pare it for general uSe. Now it is
bking sent to all parts ,of the world,
/t will cureany case of Piles, There
is a month's treatment in eachbo
Sold for $1.00, with abbolute gear-
antee.
It is for sale ley druggists, or , by
The Wilsou-Pyle Co., Limited, Niae
gara Falls, Ont.•
Bayfield:
We extend to the reeve ot Bay-
field our con,gtratulations upon his
asstiMing the duties of office,
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A GOOD COMPLEXION.
Is a joy to every woman's 'heart
and limn is ..vain enough not to des.,
pise it. Beautiful -complexion means
pure blood, or in other words a
healthy body, Tens of thousands of
women take Perrozoneliecause it's a
splendid blood builder, keeps the sys-
tem in perfect order and helps the
complexion wonderfully, consider
Ferrozone the best remedy to give
you a clear ruddy complexion 1 know
of" writes Mies Ada E. Brandon of
Pembroke, "My skin need to be sal-
low but after takieg a• few boxes of
Perrozone a rosy tint,was noticeable
on my cheeks. 1 can recommond jr.
rozone as a tonic also.," For food
health', and beauty use olilY Ferro.
zone, Priee Sbc,at drupitists.
Mrs': jog.. Melees and baby of Man-
itoba are reeewing. Old acquaintances • .
here this Week'. ; •
' Miss Robinson of DUngannon ass-
. tinted her new duties , teacher. of; •
No: 13 lest week, .
Mr. Ed. Taylor Jr. has neen al-.
eoln'ted 'trustee .in place of Mr. 'Pe
who has ,. been • elected
.e
'Mies Minhie Bruce . •Marnock .is
eAgaged with Mrs. Jae,..B.. Nichol or
1.,1gralve for .the -winter months.
oung friends a social hop • one even -
Mr:. Roberts epent' Sueilay at Mr..,
.las, .Nathery's, •
; • Quite a !lumber from here. attended
1!...e in' Belgrave testi week,'
-Mr, and'Mrs. p, Snell gave their
in 0- last week. • . : •
Mrs: Gee. Coultes. and taby re-
ef Isriied ' from: hie extended With ,
1.)undalli. friends lest -.week.
. :Vire end. Mrs, L. Nethery were at,. .
Ironic *to- a. few pf their .yoting. friends
one night last Week. ••••
Mr. R, Noble .ef Clinton. is the, gue •
'eet of flth pine friends., „.•,•.
CURED HIS MOTHER •
RHEUMATISM:
' "My Mother has been a 4rfoer for
many , years from rheumatism, ' says
W. II, Iloward.. of Husb-and, Pennsyl-
yenta; "."At tineeetshe was unable to • •
moveat ally while: et all times walk-
ii,g *as painfel. I presented her with
a bottlefof CheambOrlaires,• Pain Balm
And afeer a few applications: she de-
eidedit was the Most wonderful path
reliever she had .ever .tried, n. fact,
she.is never without it now alid is- at
all Aimee able to walk.' An ioccasion- ,
al • applicatioh of- Pain 13aIM
away the ;pain that she; was formerly
trOubled with:" For saleby 11 13.,
Coinbe, Clinton,
bowl- iiELAY:, •
Dina ,fail to get your nanteon the
list .at once fer,the reality lieraid
and Weekly Star of .Montreal. Ralph
Cenatorls great story. "The Peospee-
tor" starts- in two weeks. •.The
Family. Amid is going. to .he bigger
-value than ever this year, No Other
Canadian. peeve gives as big value for
our dollar. • e
The eclipse of the,,sun on Aug. 30
'heel, will be observed 'off the coast of
by Ciattiing,iadaanhieextpzitirtaiene.
under Mr, W
outer of the Dominiole
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IF Y0U.I1AVE A BAD COLD
If ' you are sneezing and suffering
from a stuffed -up head and running
eyes theheat plan is to get fraglant
healleg Catarrhozone, the quiekeet
and surest cure tor colds In the head,
teughs and ettarrh ever discovered.
'Phis great healing agent is carried
by the air you breathe all through
the passages of the nose, throat and
I. Inge. rt soothes the irritated mem-
branes, • kills ieatarrhal germs, ns t-
a.i tl y stops the cough and sneezing.
ICS the antiseptic vapor of Caerh-
.one that does the ettrinee A trial
proves that a, cold ean Lie killed in a
w teleran by Catarrhozoite. Mon-
ey hack it It fails. Complete outfle
t.00 ; email size 25e.
1 IDES AND SHEEPSKINS WAN -
fed at my hide house in Clinton,
Iligheht cash price paid. --0„
Doan, Vita tpites, 51V-31.4*.
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