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The First New Years
In Our New Store
Everything almlutely niw. We are not looking for
a profit so much as we oc for a reputation of handling
the choicest goods.
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See Our Real Leathet.Travelling Cases.
• These contain Hair and Cloth Brushes, Mirrors, Soap
and Tooth Brush Gtses, Razor and • Strop, 4.0:every- 4?;
thing to complete a toilet when travelling, or Visiting.
Prices range from $3 to . - .
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per bottle, from:•. . ...25c. to $5.09
The largest .stocl of EbOnjr, Goods in town • 4
:afldl tne.:owest prices.
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PURE SEED GRUM.
PURE SEED GRAIN. -WE HAVE
°peeked out a Flour and 'Feed Store
and keep in stock flour,: bran, sh-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effort to procure and have
ore hand a supply iof Clean Seed:
eel of croup, whooping cough and roldi
' Wheat and Timothy, and farmers ...Jae V.aiko-Cresolene--they breathe&
making their purchases from us
can i rely upon getting their seed
as free as possiblefrom all nox-
ious weeds.
Ford & NoNeil.
The NevitS-Record gives all the'riews,
Japan has ,formally thanked Ger-
• many ter the way in which she 'ha:s
preserved e neutrality. Criticism -•
directed' ,against France, however,' fdr
allowing Russian • ships to remaia at
Madagascar.,•. •".. • .
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AS A CONVALESCENT FOOD.
Mi. Wyman N. -Thomas, Ompith, Ad-
dington Co.; Ont., writes :,"3ly wife
had cOngestien of the lungs .alorkg. wi-
th other troubles •and became . very'
weak and run down. By the use of •
Dr. Chase's hietve .Food she waS
made ,as strong and. well as ever.Of
course' I. had a doctor, but she was
weak and it was Dr. Chase's Ner re
Food which built her up."
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An ex -prize fighter Of VancouVer
killed his wife and then committed
suicide. -
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making connections from all points.
Returning leave Ottawa 6.45 p.
Reservations made at Grand Trunk
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DO YOU 'KNOW
That in less than iv° days rein ean
be enjoying the fruit and flowers at
Plorida Winter 'Resorts and in less
than four days reach Califorteltt.
Ask your agents for full informa-
tion, or address J. D. Macdonald,
District Passenger. Agent; Toronito,
For tickets call on F. R. Hedgenq,
Town Agent ; A. O. PattiSon, Depot
Tieket Agent.
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Goderich,
Archie 8111164 le in Alas'..ia, fur.h.r
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thaYQULvourreFipotrItithNno,t,nea.loirlii;.,
Wee heard from him ree..iitly.
other eltizens oer heard a
robin singing the first week in Jane -
toy.
Alt. Joseph Williams, son of the
late Joseph Williams, was married in
California. He visittti Ws uncle, Jelin
Monty, and family last winter, after
leaving his home Caraceas, Venez-
uela, and spending some time in Cali-
fornia. He is quite an artist and The
News -Record wishes him and his ha -
de health and prosperity.
Don, W. Bain and bride left on Jan.
10th to visit friends mid relatives in
Owen Sound and Wiarton, before re-
turning le their honte at Gore nay.
The remains of the late Ellen El-
wood, wife of Horace Cenquest, Ni-
agara Falls, arrived on. the,afternoon
train of Jan. 10th, accompanied Wy
the sorrowing husband and son: Jud-
ge HOU and a number, of gentlemen:
with carriages and the herte wi.re
the station arid the oarlike arriaet,
at St. Georges fhttreb, whrre th
memorial services were read by t
rector. The choir in attendance. The
Christmas evergreen decorations had
not been retrieved and we felt that
the whole was a Atting • tribute . to
the beautiful life of the late Mrs.
Conquest, who was a datighter of dee.
late Ven. Archdeacon Elwood and
sister of iVirs, (Judge) Holt and was
born in the rectory :of St. George's
church, Goderieli. The prcsent
eh • and rectory were built •by her fa-.
then Two large wreaths of lovely
dowers Were laid upon the casket by
loving hande. The choir. mpg , the
hymns ' for. the "In lVfempriatn" ser-
vice, also "I Heard a Voice" 'foll:)w-
ed after by the ",N•unc \eh-
ile the casket was borne out by the
pallbeaters, • Dr, Holm*. .riff
Reynolds • and...Messrs. Sea,ger, J orde
an;. Lawrence and D. MaCtionald.„ The
late Mrs. Conquest.was a greatlover
of :cluirch work here hefOre cher map^
riage,. taking great 'interest In• Sun
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'day • sehOol work. Mrs. (Judge) Iloilo
spent three months with Mrs. Con-
quest daring .her illness and on her
return home she felt' assured Of kr
sister's imprevement in health. Tbe
many 'friends of the deceased lady's
fatnily Maitland. cemetery "where the re males.
liereto
were laid' to ,res t by those of • ltn:
attended 'the fttneral '
urs.vcnerat:Ebilweopodap.ents, Areltdeacdn and
Our eitieens Were • sorry to learn of
the death "of: W. T.„Welsh, who pegs&
to the world beyond On 9th January,'
after F'a long illness, .consequcut,, eur
medical men said, from an attac'c of
Bright's disease. Mr.' Welah was
born in BrAntford in April 1851:-.aed.
befere coming to Godefich, where be
opened out the present .attractive.
jewellery Muse ,on- the square; he
spent a few. reare Stratford wh ti
hu family then resided: 'Shortly af-
ter coming to Goderich ho. married
Miss .Clara 'Hands, :a da:ught a• of a
Pioneer Etiglish family, and Abed at,
ter . the birth or William,: the:Young,
est :of the deceased gentleman's • fain,
ily,• the. surviving Members • being
Mss Clara; John, 'Harry and . 'Wil-
liam,..before• mentioned. Rev. ' Mark
Turnbull offietaten. The, pallbearer
Were messrs. VanEvery, Hamlink,
Kidd, • W, H. Thempsoni
bam and W. Davii..• '
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C. Lindsay Williams returned last , About thirty guests attended the
week to resurne.his studies at Trine progressive euehre party given last
ity -College. week by the IVfissea Fanny and Vie -
Miss Emily Shepha,rd left last week toria Blackstone in • honor oU Mr.
for St, Hilda's College, Toronto, Habhirk Who ben for bis home at
Mrs. Lewis and Miss Julia, meant- : Brusgels On 'Thursday°. For the
partied E. N. Lewis M. P. to Ottawa ladies' prize Mies Anne Brehanae Was
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Miss Ida Vanstone, Buffalo, is vis- awarded • the first prize which
iting at the residence of her moth- was a handsome jewel box. Mr. Lit-
er.
Mrs, Fred. Hodgson accompanied
her mother, Mrs. Briegel, on their
return to the latter'S home here
where Mrs, Hodgsoa will spend this
season. Mrs. Hodgson brought with
her from her home in iViexico a very
valuable assortment of Mexican work
which would .delight the eye of a.ey
connoisseur of woman's work.
It was With the Most sincere sor-
row
•that our citizens learned on 9th
Jan; of the) death of Elswood Cam-
paigne. He arrived • on Christmas
Eve fell of the happy thought that
be tiiStild as of yore spend the Merry
ChriStmastide at his home,, but ow-
ing td . contracting cold on bis jour-
ney, engendered a fever, which gated
irk brain fever, :With which medical
skill could not cope., Elswood was.
the third son who was called away
from a loving honk°, and was as'
others 'much beloved by our. citizen.
The Canadian Press paid. a great
tribute 'some months , ago to a pelt-
tieal poem compesed While' he was
in Toronto.. The Casket and sur-
roundings -were eoVered with floral
emblems, some of which were as :101-.
lows : Four . pieces from T•oronto,
viz., large wreaths from the choir
of the West Presbyterian church.*: of
'which he was a member; from the
Sunday school, Christian Endeavor
seciety -and from the Young Men's
Christian Association of the same
church, • a 'large beautiful anchor
from his employers, Messrs, Goktrief-;
Witter and Leeming, Toronto ' ;
three floral 'links from the Oddfellows
here and a beautiful Masonte emblem
from the. Weal lodge. ' The Members,
ef. the union to Which .E,Iewood he-
loriged . presented a floral, pine* com-
posed, of rctses, carnations- and lilies
of the valley ' with the vveird "BrOth-
er" 'in the -centre. ' The most beauti-
ful. floral design, compoped of Ameri-
can beauty reees Orr the nkost Magni-
ficent size and eolcir covered one half, •
and lovely. large white roses the oth-
er with background of -HMS of ' the
If 0,116Yr Wa4 the'. generous and loving
gift of his fellow workek.s irythe shops
of Mesgrs. GoUrley, Whiter a.nri Leoni,
ing.' Rev..JameS A, Tinadreill of West
Presbyterian church, Toronto and .
alsO" ' tlswood'S fernier . PaStor ...at.
Knoi ,elti;rOli., Goderith, • were sent by
their .: menekers to: officiate .at , the
funeral, , adiated by -Revs.. Di: Uri
and James A: •Anderson, after which
Worshipful• Magter. Jona Galt .• co:a.'
denier:1 ' the Masonic service at floti-,
house : And Maitland' cemetery. - Two
representatiVea Of the. Labor - Union,
Toronto, were also sent to attend
the ftinerai out . of respect to % their
late beloved companion .- Elswood,
was Much beloved by his brother
OddielloWS in Chicago 'Where he resi-
ded • for, some. months. 'and they sent
loving mesSages . to the 1, 0. 0.-F..
here to be transtnitted to their One
time : brother.' .Great sympathy .is
extended to the mother, brother (Go-
dwin) and •sister (Miss Kate) of th
deceased young Man, alai ti his aunt
:Miss Carneron. The relatives and fri-
ends from • a klistenee were. i Mrs, Da-
vidson and ,daughter from ' Eford,. Mr.
James Warren. of 'Walkerton. The
•inneral• cortege 14,74. ., very long. Many
'carriages ' Were: in: attendanCe, one
being :filled with the. floral. tributes:.
Miss Vera. Keller of:Hotel Bedford
is visiting frienrid. in 'Mitchell ;.: an
Seaforth.
irt.gh A. Bain after • snOnding .the.
holidays at his. 'home; •has returned
to his 'StudieS at Knox College, -Tor-
MiSs Oliver, during her stay here
was. a. guest at the St. La.wrenee
and returned on Thersday last • . to
Def.roit to the ,reSidence of her slate!
andlnother., •
Mr. and Mrs, John Rumball left On
Friday to4risit relatives in London.
Mr. llemball returned on Monday.
Miss,. Fox ,of London:was the gue:41
froln Friday, to Monday of her "Trzu-
Miss May .Elliott, who with her re
turned t� the Fozeat City.
Miss McLennan. of Brandon is th
guest of her family on Caineron si •
eet, She will spend a few weeks f..1
her •hoine.
We must congratulate Miss M r-
garet 1-1Owrie on receiving her
ploma from the Goderich s'
College and wish you Bon Fortun
Maggie. . -* • . •
WHAT IS, ANTI -PILL
A •SOMEI'VHAT PE'CULIAR NAMP-
EXPLAINED-HOW 1/1t. LEON.
HARDT CAME TO CALL 11 L.
PAIVIOf IS PRESCRIPTION "A
TI -PILL."
Dr, Leonha,rdt found In his practice
that chronic constipation' and its kite,
tired complaints were the result Of
dried-up eondition Of the Maw!.
anentlarane lining of the stomach nue
boWels. He liqeatigated further
found that 1,1.',0 aondition. wag invak
• a,b1y hrought abottt by the use `of
cathartics which all contlatu a eorta;
in amount' of resinous matter,
After the first aotion of gueh
Open- resin'ous reedit(' rental:Mr be-
hind and Ole hag dryitig effect on
the of the stomach and bo*els,
' He made up his mind to produce a
medicine for all stomach and bowel
derangeMents which would be entirely
free from all resinotia matter.
After truth eXperlinent lot sue-
ceeiled and to emphasize the diTereeee
between hie treattneht and the °W-
hist:toned 'treatments, he gave it the
name "A ntiePlit."
Anil -Pill will cure dyspeusia bile
iousness or constipation perfeedy and
for ever-etire to stay cnreke-with no
pill habit left to he ovocome later.
fide. All time:gluts, or The WilSon-
tie obtaiued first for the gentlentaWa
prize, which was a triple mirror.
• Miss Robertson and Mr. Bennett won
second prizes. A Very recherche lun-
cheon WAS. served. e
Mrs. William IVicSaVeen left on'Tues-
day last to spend a week with . her
nelee, Mrs. Wiltse of Clinton.
Mr. and IVIrs. John Yule lehtt 011
Thursday last te visit Mrs. Yule's
sister, Mrs. Arthur Couch of Clin-
ton, whose husband is ill,
. 'Mr. aud Mrs. Norrnan. Kernighan
and little son, John, who. .have rka
turned freak a three months' trip to
the pacille. Coast, are.the gtitestS of
Mr. and Mrs, John Kernighan. .
• 'The West Huron Woman's institute
gave a .delightful oyster supper and
entertainment in Temperance .ball.on
, Wednesday evening. Supper Was set-
ved. froni 6 to .8 p. in. and the men0.
was voted one of the best ever pre -
Pared by the Institute. • The young
lady waiters -looked charming .
aprons and bows in their -hair made
of crimson and ;other colored Chinese
paper, After. tbaja,bles were, cleared.
and taken out of the -for the time7-,-
dining --halt, Mrs. •Isa4C . Salkeld made
a wcry nice address of welcome. She
then called upon 31r. Harry MOrris,
who was the institirtor of these insti-
tutes, to.pteaide • as chairinan; which.
he did' to the pleasure and satisfae,
!ton of all present, being in his usual
'affable •mood. Miss. Johnstone of
Carlow sang Robin ?Adele ',in a beau-.
tiful ••voice awl .Nellie NeVille-
' sang in :a. singularly sireet -voice "I'm
Always. In 'rbo Way''. and being ' ore,
ealled .sang•i4Navago," Several Scat -
eh •dantes were beatitifully executed
by tbe Misses Clark,: Honrrid• • . and
Mabel Doty. The •Misses Pearl Tre-
theWay .and Neville ;executed a. very.
'pretty • . duott upon the ..pitao„ .Mi
Sank Bean with bid ',Meozikal" a new:
recitation, •completely brought down
the' hot* with applause.. Of course,
he complied to the request for an
"feneore with ."A bad • :man, IS' , bad
man."' lylisa. Ferguson of ;Carlow re-
cited ."A 'Tribute to • Oieptain.Drake."
Mr.:. Norman K eraighan gave an ad -
Areas.. Miss•;.Skiinings' 'piesieled at IL
piano While the large: audience
the 'National. Anthem, ' The • lyfesdani
. , . .
es Swan:ion, VS:sett,. Joseph.- Salkeld
.and Stodda.rt•Of the Goderich• • bran,:
Oh rendered effeetive service .in 'pre-.
paring and:serving .the fine .supper.
Loyal orchestra consisted ,oi
`Messi‘S.';'Mephee;. Wellington1,- Edward
'and. MieSes, and ,yourige ••• •
. The Teciiinsehs .hockey.'.,team consi
ting of students of the Collegiate WOW,.
" like to have a -Match: with a team
from the 'Clinton ' • ".
• On Monday. atwthe residence of .his••••
son-ni-latv, Mr Charles . Hawkins of.
Windsor, the of the -late 4. 0.•
McDonald iook, its iiigitt...to the: OW,
tin; of the blessed.' •Not 'being Very
.well for -some • time the, deceased gen-.
tit:Mari thought•'.cliange of air...might
benefit his health, and spent the. hakt
six .weeks of his life itt•WindSer.:.• "He
was .in his 79th yeata•a goOd-old..agec
He Was born in...Pioton, NOve
and was one of A, 'family of eight
children, ' • About ferty •years ago- he
came resident Geiderich :and later
Moved to Dunlop *here he, was . the
inanagcr :of saw and "..--grist, mills.. He
was married in nbitalo'An Eleanor
Burns' and , is survived hya het ' and
_four. '•children, :two . sons and two
daughters, lAlta...Chtirles HaWkins.••••of.
-Wintigot,.. Mrs.. Dr. Clark, Of . town,
Robert IVlaebonald of Detroit • and
JoSeph. of ••Grand Martis, Mich, He
wai a' most exemplary man,. a noble
Christian 'and orginizcd Sunday
school , here for children who rtever•
attended any •was also
appointed :superintendent of the'•
Sun-
day school 'in the vicinity of his hoe
inc.', He was . iiie,me.mber of 'Malt-.
latid • MasonieLmige'and by his .
quest the .metlib'era 'or that lodge
Ottenden 'the „funeral, Which leak Plaa
rte. from the'residerkee" or Ida daughter,
Mrs. W.,. F. Clark, .to .ihe .Colbortue
iatmetery. The ' casket was' • covered
with lovely floral trilmtes, casket herr,
vets. and 4. very largo pleee, • porde
•Osed of violets, carnations •and roses
he Masonic emblems "Square" and
"Conipaes" from the lodge,and ca$,-
'<et..boquests .frotn ninny frietitis itt
Lown. The Pall -hearers were •Ma!or
!colt; Ephraim Downiiiig, • (lexica
Humber, Jatiket; Clark, Captain
. Le•kvson, .all • of town •and Samitel
isSett, .iltaster of Mdreilig Star
.toilffei 00106111e. The funerbi, which .
eok, -place on Thursday last, was
•,ondneted by Morning' Star Lode,
"Taitland Lodge attending in a body.
'ev. James litainitton, assisted' ' by
'ev. James A. A.ndersen, Officiated
ot the residence. and at Colliorneecee
metery. The rerna,Ms were aceom4
anied Geniericit by his sett awl
his wife, Robert and hire. Macdonald,
tad son -in -taw, Mr. William Nether -
..1.1; all of Windsor
c'.`e •are'sarry to learn that Mrs, W,
faediftin fell recently on West street
'aid fractured one of her wrists.
Mr. Vanattar of the Signal spent
Sanday in'Toronto.
'Mr, William McCoduell and family
of Port Albert have removed to town
and are now occupying the house
viii Ellgalipth -street owned by Can.
t ain Mei end
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A recerit issue. of the BroWn City
riantier contained the following inz
teresting note, illustrated by photos
rd the parties- mentioned Dr, Thad,
Packwood, our popular veitierinary
surgeon; Who went to Catkada to
speed title holidays, somewhat sur-
prised his friends by returning home
rio ' oestlay bringing with him yo,..
ung blushing bride. In so doing Doc,
us he is familiarly known, has set
Ilia paee for his. bachelor asisociateS
and, .lf reports are true, several titbit-
er members of the club are soon to
.)) ()). Pyle 1ited, Niagara, Palls, tall victims to the pievoing darts of
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• • . TREY KNOW IT.,::
Tlionsands of ppp10 throtzeb,out the
country kooks; that the ordinary rem-
edies for piles.--ointmepts, suppositor,
ies and appliances -will not curea
The best of them only bring passing
relief. ••
Dr. Leonhardt's Flern-Ftoid is a
tab-
let taken internally- that retnoves 'the
Cause of piles, hence the ,etire is per,
manont. Every package sold caries
a guarantee With it
It is perfectly harinless to the most
delica;te constitution. A mouth's
tte-
atment in each 'package. Sold at
$1.00.• At any drugstore, or The
Wilgon•Tyle :Cp., lahnited, Niagnra
Falls, Ont. 5
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Dr. Bernardo' reports., that only a
very small 'percentage of theboys
sent to the colonies,. have turned out
badlyCLIRED HIS '1110TIIER
• OF ntiEuiviAvsm.
"AIY Mother ,has been a sufferer for
many years from rhotimatism," says
W. EL Howard of Husband, Pennsyl-
.,:ania., ''At times She was unable to
move at all, while it •aIl times walk-
ing was painful, I presented her with
a bottle( of ,Chatriblerlain's, Pain Dalin
awl after a few applications she de-
cided it was the roost woliderful pain
reliever she had ever tried, in fact,
she is never without it hollit, ail& is at
all tittles able to walk. An leecasion-
al application ot Pain I3ahn keeps
away the ;pain that she was -formerly.
troubled with," For sale by II.' II.
Combo, Clinton.
Tasmania is sending a candidate for
the Diamond Sculls to Henley. Eng-
lish sportstnen are asking if Canad.i.
IS to be represented.
isineitormamidiattemeaeomilsoulaiist
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a: arr
Is a constitutionid disease
originating in impure blood
and requiring constitutional
treatment acting through
and purifying the blood for
its radical and penmment
cure. Be sure to take
Hood'sSarsaparillit
Nik$.111 and other loci' forms of catarrh
are quickly relieved by Calorie%
which allay billeimmation and 'deodorize
dfscharge.
Hood's Sarstorklae ell druireSts. $1.
Caterrtem, niell order only, 50 eta'.
Poe tettlmonlals of remarkable entail
*end for our BOOk onc Catarrh, NO. 4.
Ct L Howl C44A, Loon, Mow
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Goderich.
Reginald Black has returned from
ealliornia and has renttd the store in
McLean's block lately occupied by
Levi Card who has since removed to
Grand Rapids. Mr. Bla.c% war, • we
know, be 04 StricreLS dui ;bils;tiemi man.
The: annual rneet.ng of the llorti-
cultural society was held ,on Jot, 11.
The following officers were appo.nttd:
President, T. C. Naftel
Vice,Charles Wells
"Sec. -Treasurer, W. Lane
Auditor, R. G. Reynolds
Delegate to meeting of Age:cultural
Association at Toronto, T. 0, Naito!
The year's receipts amounted to
$230, made up as foIlires : Govern-
ntent grant $103, County g,rent $2e,
and membership fees $113.
Captain Babb of the Ocean fides°
is recovering.
'Gaoler °riffle was reportcd on Sat-
urday as haying improved somawhat
frem his very serious illness.
The two ehildren of Mall Oler..
Doyle, a beautiful girl and boY, are
both seriously ilL
Miss Annie •Wrignt of town spent
Suuday and Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Jewell, of Berkinilit r.
Miss Hattie Spence, we were sorry
to • hear, has been suffering Irani, 111-
ness.
A most successful C. C. 1. promen-
ade4 given under the aespices of the
Literary society, was held on Fri-
day evening last, The music was
furnished by the followng studiaits :
Misses Gracie Dyke, Eva Dunlop, 01
ive Smith, Gladys MeNevirt, Molite
Neville, Thirza Lewitt', Adela Nairn,
PAPA Straiten and Ida Thomas. Tht
topica were : Coming elections, Re-
eolleetions of last winter, Bas,a t
ball, the C. P. R., skating, hoc'aiy •
the • coming examinationS,LOcal.
Option, the fall of Port Arthur, and
inter Collegiate debates.: Miss Ida
Thomas. is , pianist for the G. C. I.
Literary soCiety this term and • the
councillors 'are Pregton Strang, lt,
Redmond and Miss C. Stirling.
Rev, Xamds• Anderson and .rnant
df , our . citizens at tended the °Oiling
of the Presbyterian church at: Auburn
On Sunday last.
'
CROUP ABSOLU'rEILY CURED:
"There is no remedy in my opinion
that, ean act more: promptly than: Dr.
Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur-
pentine. It cured niy son' of croup,.
absolutely in one night.' We ga,Ve hint
a dose when he was black in the, face
with • choking. It gave him initant
relief land ciire.'"--yra, xonOe, 49
Wright 'Ave, Toronto, Ont.. '
Czar Nidholsott'. has sent to the
army and navy a letter concerning
the loes of Port Arthur. ..Ile s tys
Russia 7 has had severe' losses. ,in 1 •
paiit but •that she reetivered. • Ile
predicta' linAl victory ovt-r„ the Jap-
, Has. it • ever .pccured to yo a •that
most sickness commences With the
stomach ? This' is because, the bleed
becomes impoverished through lack
of nourishment. 11 you want ,to get .
well and '.keep well take Vito Tonic.
R. P. Iteekie Clinton, dreggist,keeps
it in•rstOok.
• .
Goderich
:The eleetion. of officers •fer Etireka
Council R. T. of T. took place.; on
9th January and the following were
electe.il : • , ,• •
Seleet •Councillor, jam. s MItch,11
Vice, Mrs. Charles. Young . .
"Chaplain; Geo. M. Ell'ott.
Itec,.-Seeretark, Wal ter i feheti '
• Fin. -Secretary, \V E Llliott.
Treasurer, Mrs. 'Colin Gitnin4•11.
Auditors,' C. M. Bezio arid .0e0'.
Herald, Caarles E. Young' . •
Guard; Arthur. Sutton •
". Sentinel, J. G. Walters • .• .•
Press Reporter: Janus Mitchell
'frustees, .7'. C. Naltel, 0 M Ilezzo
arid. J. T. Newell '
•
Representatives were appdinted,, to
the district nieeting,.
' A number of our young people dra-
ve don to the ban' at nftyfi Id', on
Thursday eVetking-, teat. •
'Married by the Itev, Janne Ifainil-
ton on 2nd Jenuary at the residenee
of the bride's father, Goderich, .Mias
EnertildinRa'oAidavy..• to J,,
Charles Megaw has gone to Mon-
treal to talie charge of ,the bran b
office•of the, big .
Miss Mettle Cousins lcft on Softe.-;
Clay' to visit friends and relatives in
Marlette, Allele •
.
About 150 of our eitizene accompa-
waiiinid, titt)e.uthetch:eyeitineitt:: isOcilti.'eP.411.4tionweorne.
'Friday evening, cap( cling; to Ste them
vietors by eight goals to six. •
An iijreeabte atm vemen t of the bow -
cls Without any •Unpleasant effect is
produced 'by Chamberlain's Stoinach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by
IL Combo, Clinton;
Ashfield Township..
ik •
and Mrs, ItldWardS and Son
Harold of Souris, Man., are visiting
at, her sister's, Mrs: Beattie 'Web-
ster's.
Mt, Albert Elm had a. big, party on
Thursday night last when a large.
number offrieeds were royally' en-
tertained, J•
nista* 'Jolla Bryant; Smell, of the
Alterivan Methodist tEpiscopal Churoli
is cleat at York, Pa., aged 80, years.
Tne Reid-Newfoundlanti arbitration
woo conelueled in Toronto on Satti,..-1
day nolit, and the award will he
made known at St. John's, Newfoun-
dland, on Pebruary 8. '
The Grand' Dutchess Caroline cf
Saxe -Weimar, digd this inorning tI
inflammation of the lungs, superven-.
ing from influenza.
A revolution is threatened in Ser -
Vitt; and Xing Peter may bt tiotbron-
ed,
&
January 190 105
areree•• ' ,ianteeeierietercenartiell
Brighten The Lonely f/onle3.
Tl'e ::t ws record.)
Th. ;'e who now the eret Wtet
of fe.itiatla can Can ly pictui thein.e.1-e
vta ile cluutry, the scattered h me-
lte ;de, tee j1iti14 e sit .0 .s, t e
rniet.re• lets, whitit are inhabited by
those 1-1eniers NO° are witteing 1 r
us thislist and fertPe territ..ry vb
the cosi of eadiess toil and herdhips.
Such conditions are inscparaido,fron
a, new, ccuntry, however fell 'of beauty
and natl.:1%11 resources. Where t ere
are familits of children'a little
seltool-hoese may be within (teach
during pollees six nu.iiihs a the
year, and possibly a churth. The ot-
her rtsauri.es cf eittization are con-
spicuous by the:r rOs.nee..
There is lint home, with its walls
bare of pictures and ornamentsthe
little .81101 in the cernh
er,• wit' its'
treasures Which have been read' and
re -read, anti . on the table the little
.newsnaper which is published weeAly
in the town twenty utiles off, and
whiehis the only source of inbor-
inittion what is .gOing on, in tire
outer. World. Think of tha men, va-
lve:laity.' the bachelors, who are living
out their lives •-amid these surrounti-
.inge, who have to conte brxk. to them
altar their hard day's" Work. • Thitre
of the women, who cannot have oven .
the.. variety of golfing -away to the
fields or the market,but who have ,
to :face the monotony end drudgery
,of the housework, year itt and %year
mkt,' if the ehildrok are to he cared
for and the home kept together,. Th-
ink •of the Children who are. growing
up aniidet• this environment. •
What can be (toile to brighten t'..c
.homes of those who live twenty and •
thiety• and forty miles • away. 'from
post °nice or village, where- neigh- •
hers are -few and far 'between ? The
Aberkleen Association is answering •
qtiklti:rkttlitPieCsatio°nf ig)yociddirtellibtfienttgingl
'rnattteg..-e,
Maur* games, flower 'seeds,: etc.,
anfong those 'who: cannot afford sunk .
things for theniseiveS. Unfortunatiy.
the supply is entirely :inadnquate.lii
. moat 'Canadian 'homes there are
'quantities of heOks,
tires, .Christmas cards, ealendats, "atiti
-so on, that are 1°01(okt...upon as use-
less lumber,: and yet these . would 1..
gyeattli appreciated by tnanY isolated...
families .•• 'Why .nat start .now to.sted,
a parcel: of • the hest 'pi: these thins -
at regtdar intervals to the neareet .
branch of thetataberdeett Association • .
:for distribution. 't What could .bettk; r
eXemplify the Spirit of good•••will..ti
nien that prevails .at •the Chainimas,
SeAsen ?.. The ,Iirancli :erganiza;titand
are. at .13randon, Calgary, -I-Ialifax, -
Hamilton, IC ingSteir„ London,. Mont,. :
teal; Ottawa, : john, Tdronte, .
Va'neouver Victoria and :.Wiertieev • •• • • '
• , • • n1 • .
and. there *are; local . secretaries t• • ... •
.each. Place to wheat p LreLls sli�uj 1'
he addressed. The general .seeretary. • •
is Mt. C. E.'. Whitley, Dept. of A;griea. ' ••• ,• '
ulture Ottaw.' who will p1adly e ..• •
further inforniatiem coneerning-'. :the :
•ev• ork ot the...ASociatjon.' - • • .
CHAlVIDERLAIN!S 'COLIGII REM-
•ABSOLVrELY HARMLESS,. •
• The fault of 'giving children medic,'
the containing injurious • substances,'
is aometimea more- disdatrous • than.'
the disease front 'which they- are sut•:, , •
furii..gi.• Every, mother should • know. •
that.'Cihambbrlaie'S Cough Remedy ia•
perfectly. sa,fe. for children to take. . •
It contains nothing harmful and for
cough,; Colds and croup 1S unsuipass-
cd, For sale by 'II. 13. ,Conere, Clin- '
•
A 'Japanese torpedo heat destroyck
eaptired the Oaten itediner Wilhcl- :
masa rhieli was •carrying •Cardiff
cop.1 to VladiveStok f inathe. Twitch- ••
itnt. Strad t Monday:, .and' took toil •
to Skashe: . '
• You prol,ably lakkric • inat• your amt.;
comnlelion • ig caused through ,
thin poet blaed, but you probably
(ain't know that by taking Vito Ton-
ie you can have bright • rosy'eheeks
R, p.. Reekie Clinton, druggist, ke-
eps it in s tock.
•
Beepers are reported to lke giving a.
goOti tle.al et 'trouble to railways. fa
the :northern part, of the Province; a; .•
ihmare increasing raPttliY,, • •
Ttotti,Es .•
. • •
ANI) ('0Nr1PA'I ION
Chamberlain's...Stomach. and . Liver
Tablets are the best' tiling for • stom-'
ach troubles and ,constipation 11.haVe
0,•et sold," ,f;ays J. Re Cullman,a
druggist of Potterville; Mich. ' They
are eaRily to -take and always gi, e
satisfaelion. I tell My 'custothers to
try themand it' not satisfactory to
come. back mut get their money, .but
have 'never bad .acomplaint."
sale by ff. B. Combo, (lie ton.
Tba .•Rivikre itgl been visited by.
snow' unnasually severeweather,
cattaing' great discomfort and dannige.,
At San "Remo alone, flowers to **the •
value of $1,200,000 have been destr,
oyed- •
Are you suffering front indigestion,
sickness after eating or dull Pains in
your storitach? Yot. •Oan_eaaily be• cur.
ed if you take Vito Torike, nature's '
remedy, composed of iierbs, bars
and fruits. R. P. Rolle Clinton, .
druggist, ,keeps them in stock, .
General St oesol arrived' at .Nrere
ald thin, Morning, together wi tit 4 4. 0
otlir•onicers• Captured -at Pott Art .-
ttr., Ile was sho wrato very -res,:iect.
• • rjrry
t• • • ' • • 4..
DON'T DELAY, .... •
'Don't fail t i :i -t your nrint0 04 30
fist • once tor the 'Family Ileiald
and, Weekly. *kr Of 'Montreal. Ralph
Conn, Co ,• „iota "Tile ProPpee-
tor" tlart itt an weeks, The
Fantily 'Herald f8 going to be 1.1,e.er
t 'AIM' :1i1 t`k er this year. 14,i ,0111:4!
Canadlah paper gives as bi3 value fur
lour dollar!.
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