The Clinton News-Record, 1905-05-11, Page 211
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'Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEEEPUI*,.' SOAPS can get their TOILET
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Always
fresh.
OUR STOCK OF DRUGS
ETC. WILL ALWAY4S BE
FOUND FRESH AND UP-
TO-DATE IN EVERY BR-
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YOU TO GIVE US A CALL
He Y01,1 WSTO TO PROCURE
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The Ontario GoVernment is. con- '
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siderieg a proposal to" litipese a tax
Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones have taltea
up their residence eon Trafalgar street
in the 'house lately occupied by Me.
Alex. Robinson lately removed. le
the Rattenbury House, Clinton.'
A goodly congregatiou attended thi
•Church or the Disciples on Sunday
evening last. Mr, Vea,terwerth ex-
pounded their faith in truly disciple
style, His subject was "The Chureli
of God established" and swelt on the
'prophesy written. in Daniel 2n4 chap-
ter, 44 verse. The Speaker has a fine
resonant Voice with good accent aed
understands Well itll the passages of
scripture' that he quotes, His sub,
ject next Sunday will be"How to
on stock transfers Similar to that 1
recently, a;dopted in New York State,
whieb (Nebo is also eeneidering.
Goderich•
runc.•,
A GOOD SUGGESTION,
Mr. 0. B. Wainwright of Lemon
City Psi,a„,, has weiteen the manu-
facturers that numli better results are
olettaixied from the use of Chan:there
lair's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in cases of painsin the
stomach, eolie and cholera morbus by
teking it in watee as hot as ean be
drank, That when taken' in this way
the effect is double in rapidity, "It
seems . to get at the riglit spot.in-
sta,ntly," he says. For sale by H. 13.
Combe, Clinton, ,
The capital di the T. Eatoo Coin-
panY has been increased ,froni $.5p0,000
to S1;d00,fmei. •
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• FA.OIAL PARALYSIS:
St,. Catharines, Ont., writes : "My
face was all twisted out of shape
with facial pv
aralysis,- and is doc-
tors failed to cure or even relieve,
me. • By the persistent use of Di.
Chase's Nerve ,Food I have been en-
tirely cured and have returned to
work strong and well, I have gained
' in weight and feel that I have a neW
AND DR•UGGIST. lease of life," '
' Mr. W. • J. Brennan, Wes tern Hi! I,
COAL I
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS -NOW •
FOR, YOUR SEASON'S SUP-
PLY OF COAL. WE cAitRy
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA-
DES 'WHICH WILL BE SOLp.
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICE
ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT •
DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARD- •
WARE STORE OR WITH
W.J.Steirensor•
'Weeramiaerm.,..er.,
George Whiting has died In Hamil-
ton and the local police have be,
asked to locate • Rachel Elliott, a re-
lative, who, it is thought, lives : in
Toronto.
The News-Reeoed gives the • local
news. .
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sale bills printed at The +
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get them at the same r
as you would pay elsewhere 4 -
and you have the addition- +
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ice in The News -Record -le
which goes into most ot
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printed elsewhere it will +
Pay you to put a :notice Of +
your sale in . The ews-
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PAF'ER, HANGING. -THE SEASON
has again 'arrived when people are
decorating their homes,, I am Still
• in the Paper .Hanging and: Honse
piain•ting Business and ffilera.ritA my
wokk to be secondto none; The
three great features in this 13 -pi-
erces are quiekness, neatness and eti-
• onomy.. MY•Price is 10 °cents. 'per
roll. Satisfaction given or no-enon,
ey asked . for. Orders left at My
house be Pouch's butcher shop, will
receive . prompt attention.e--,T. Hale,
Residence, West end Rattenbury St.
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as 3rou do for a city. Week-
ly. or daily,----pasr for it in
advance,
ConStittYour....44d0Oss •VigiarOsi• •
80s:00i for !helms Regordi
become members and live Members of
the Church -oe Jesus Christ," •
Mr. George' H. Fowler put in 0,000
strawberry plants before i Saturday's
rain came on Some of his stra,:we
berries are in blossom, Three years
ago Mr. Fowler had ripe stra.Wterries
for the 24th of May but last year
dis strawberry crop eid not ripen
until June 16th and the preceding.
year 14th June: • , '
Herry. Waite, son of: Mr. Jam,
es Wells, went to the Northwest last
fall. thinking that change. of climate
might benefit his health, but instead
he suffered a great deal from neural-
gia of . the heart. He returned a cou-
ple of weeks age but ie suit:
Mr. McKinnon, who has been a resi-
dent of East stee,et for some
is removing to the houee caviled and
wathitperlyecent. occupied, by.:01 J. 13.
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WHY 'SUFFER' FROM leHEIRVIA-
' 1*Vhye ,suffe-refeToniIS' Mrlielumatisin
one applioation of Chamberlain's Pain
•Bann will . relieve the pain'? The.
quick rellee -which this linim•erut affor-
ds Makeslest and sleep poesible and
that 'alone ' es worth Many times Its
oust: Many Who •have :Used it hoping
only for a short relief , from sufferine
have been •happily,.surprised to find
'that after a- while the relief became
permanent. Mrs . -V. H. Leggett . oi
Yum YunnTennessee, U. S. A., write.
es e I ant a great sufferer keen rheu-
matism all tower from •heiti to foot
and Chamberlain's Pani 13alin is the
only thing that will' relieve the pain."
For sale by H. B. -Oombe; Clinton.
The News -Record' •giVeC the Gotten -
ii news..
.111r.lPintier of Chas 0 .ee's eeeabe
liehoient, has bought thebusiness of
G,, N. Darts and is now in possess,
Miss Kettleah, Brown. ha's returoed
front a, pleasant iset at Torento.
The annual election , of officers of
The Woman's. Missionary Auxiliary of
North street .ohurch • was• held on May
lete The following were elected to
()trice ,• • ' •
. . • • •
President, Mrs, George Acheson.
it vice, Mrs. 4. IL -Oolberne •
2nd vice, •, Mrs. .Smeeth
.Reee.Reeretaey, Nies. • Pe: W. Currie ,
Cor.. -Secretary,, Mrs. W.,T. IVIurney
' Treasurer, .Mrs, C. Nmeton. • •
Supeeinteraleot .of systematic giving,
Mrs. -Alex. Davidson.
„Vle are sorry to learn that ivirs.
Moss; East street, is not making as
much headway toward recovery as
her friends would like. •
The remains of Arthur E. Kidd; a
'little grandson Of ipaptain A. M.
McGregor,: arriVed on Tuesday from
Indiana on Tuesday evening where
they were intereed.about•foer yeaes
ago, •the little lellow.luteing died of
pneuroonia, end on:Wednesday morn-
ing they were re -interred in the R. C.
cemetery at Colborne in the McGre-
gor plot. .
' Mr. john Weatheraid • in his rabi-
blingS around towe said that last
week he saw a peaeli tree in bloom,
•THE ILLS Or THE AGED.
MRS, STACY, OF HAMILTON,
TELLS HOW THEY MAY'
LESSENED.
Mrs. Elizabeeli Stacy, of 172 Huh -
et Silirtiet West, Hamilton, says -
"I was. Very mlioh tronbled With
1-/eadittelle, Dizzinese and Constipat-
ion. I am in my eighty-first year,
and I grow worse and worse till I
was .so weak and taint that !could
hardly keep from falliag.
. umitig Dr. Leonhardt's Anti -
Pill 1 am voty Much better ;.in tact,
may say 1 am very well tomParell
to What I Wag before using Anti -
PM,
''1 .au no thankfill for the iniPrOVe-
MPIlt 11,t, tuy tuivitheeti lutelitat
think 113hptjd write and tell you a -
tout it. I will ialWays recommend
1)r, teeenlin,riltis Ant1.1)111 t, altY °be
sufferInt WI 4 with,"
Antl-Pill is positively the best mod-
ieine tor 11,04 men and women,
All druggists hell 600,
for MOOth's tucattnent,
The Wiloon-Pyle Lintited,
Niagara. 14Uft Ont. Hole agents
for Ottuido, 10$
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The News of Goderich.
* Miss Ukase A. Skitninge, Cerespoident
.4(:)q 0 Oe 00 000 oo 0€(0...*Aei iLik.4.'Ci..,44 cf.:0 0 0 o e)
Mrs. Keeip feels Justly proud of her Mr, A.0. IiicLeau was in Montreal
young ;Mack Minorca hen that n StIlfr. last week.
day, 801:4 April, laid 4P. egg 8 by 7: The annual meeting of the West
o
inches and on Wednesday following Huron Woman's Institute. Was held
one alMost a,s lar4e. -
laSt ThUrSday in the handsome draw
V. F. Lawrence is going, to ratIOVel ing rooms of Mrs. Charles Doty. The
toilatelate
James
mEaaNstatix.
streett eState day belng beautiful there wee
()! a
largx,, attendance including guests from
Mrs. W. D. Shannon and Miss Joie Clinton, Ifoimesville, Auburn * and
will oocupy the residence on Kingston Gtotierich townohIP. Mrs. Cautelon,
street that they oecupied before go- ex-pre.sident, called the meeting to
to Ottawa to spend the . past I order by eking Miss Skiinings to
winter. preside at the ergaii while the dosoP
On ist May to Mr. and Mrs. Percy ogy was being sung, after which she
Cornell (nee Miss Lexie Sutherland) made a very nice impromptu speech,
Toronto, a son. • lexpressing the great pleasure it gteve
A little lea,ven, leavereeth the Whale ilter to see se xna,ny members of the
loaf. Mrs. 001in Campbell's visit to !West Huron Woman's Institute prese
Clinton recently inaugurated auother 'exit and congratulating all in tile
Woman's Institute there.
The rink on the hoWliag green shou-
Id have that tattered substitute for a
flaTghetozt•indop?su
-down Visi-
tors on 20th June will think it ..i
os
We are sorry to learn of the ' very
Serious illnese of Mr, Ed. VanEvery,
at the Sa,ults House.
The veteran, Thomas Whelan, who
(AMC ta Soderich. after the Fenian
raid, died on 23th April, at his re.ii-
donee; South Napenee. While here he
was.etigaged at the old armory. . He
entered earlyinelife the 1st battalion
Prince Consort'SOwn Rifle' lerigade.
Very iron afterwards the regiment
yva,e ordered to South Afeica and ser-
ved lathe Kaffir war. Shortly after
the regiment was sent to the Crimea,
where Whelan took part in almost all
the principal battles of those terrible
campaigns. He had three medals, a
Crimean medal, one- given by the Tur-
kish government to all the 13ritish
soldiers then serving in the Crimea,
and a $outh African medal. He ale()
had four bars given him for battles
of Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman and
Sebastopol, He received a wetted at
the ?Iliattle of Ainea, the only one ho
received in all the battles in which he
was,engaged. The bayonets were bete-
ly used at that battle at the pits.
A Russian made a desperateIuoge .at
Mr. Whelan, :who struck- . his oppon-
great interest they have taken in the
work, 'atter which she called upon 'the
seeretary, Mrs. Colin Campbell., to
give her report of the work done the
past year. With great grace Mrs.
Campbell itrOSQ and read her revolt
which was as folio -Ws :
• " Another year has passed quickly
by and it has again become my duty
to inake the annual repert of the
West Huron Wonian's Institute. In
reviewing the work of the ,past year
It mast give pleasure to 'all members
and friends of the Institute to lind
so muc1. evidence of the prosperity of
the Institute and its ever increasing -
popularity. Fehr and a. half years
have piesed since the West Huron
Woman's Institute had its birth and
that its trend has been ever onward,
not by rapid progress, but by eteady
healthy growth is of commendable
sigeifieaece. This year, at• whose
close we are pausing, has bee o one of
interest to the individual branches of
'which it is composed, rather. than tht,.
bapPening of any einem event of great
iinportance to the whole. We have
three branch institutes in West Hue.:
on, viz,, •namely at oderich, Hol-
mesvillt3 'and Clinton. The ;total mine
ber of meetings hked during the year
was 25, ,number of papers and
dresses given. 60, and 5 practical de-
monitratioris in °oohing, attendance
at the meetings 1100. Total receipts
ent's rifle down, the weapon penetra- $56.35, expenditures $35.26. We hale,
ting his righthip. Before the Russian
'could recover his gun. Whelan's bay.-
ooet *hid forever placed the 'Russian
beyond the' heartng•Of the bugle cell.
The wouod was dressed and Whelan
never lost an hour -Ile WaSan eye
witness to the famous -)clearge of the
Light Brigade. He volunteered in
1363 into the Royal Canadian Rifles
ad by them was seat to this post as,
.a leokout. He leaves fouresons,. aria
a daughter : Thomas, Cornelius a:ie
Patriq of Fernie, B C. ; J. F. Of
Wallace .Idaho ; and Mrs,: 'Pa -16.1c
Gleeson, Napanee. Satlirday, ' 30th
April, was the 41st anhiversark of
never been a weak struggling organi-
zation. for we have ever , had the .sup-
port of the Farmers' Institute and eee•
take this..oppertunity to again. thank
them fee 'their kind interest andfinan-
eial also to thank .the De-
partment of Agriculture for their -fin-
ancial assistance and the local press
in the West; Huron district for their
kindness 1 advertising and reporting
the :monthly .rneetingee I also ,than
the officers et the branch Institutes
for the courtesy and 'willingfiess to
promote the interest of :the:I:Institutes
and also• -the secretaries for etheir:
promptness in forwarding the teports
his :wedding and, it :was the inteation' et reontlilY meetings. I have endeix-
to have a militaryfuneral but it wasored to the • best of my abilityto do
.found impose:331e to do• sen• The above
is shortened account of the death
of the veteran, Thomas' Whalen,. taken
kern the Weekly, Beitish Whig, . Of
May lst„1905.:' 'rhe Goderich,part wes•
have, addeel :as we, knew him here, '
We, feel. very sorry to be called upe-
on to• record. the death pf Ernie
Ross,' a former employeof our local
print shops on 'April 23rd. His faine
ily left tewn for S.arnia some years'
ago and Ernie, as he was familiarly
eallede went With therir to that place.
but 'later worked in New Yak and.
chicagoe leaving the I•atteri bilsy ,city
for Edmonton in March last in guest
of health. His remains were brought
to the home of his parents; Mr; :and
Mts. Donald Ross, .who now reeide at
London, Oet, He: belonged to "the
Oddfellows and •;other soeieties.. •
The following marine nehrS'affectieg
the steamers Roeematent and, • Pair -
fount, that 'called at our .Post 'se oft -
is copied from lase week's issue
of the Weekly. Whig of Kingston :141,
T. ,Company elevatot -S 5 Rose-
mount , frorie Fort William; . with 80,Ie
e00 fushels of whet, Captain Wood
of the ,steamer Rosemount, on teach-
ing Fort William from •Goderich etat-
ed that vessels plying on the , upper
lakes this spring, have been damaged
by ice to the • extent of _31;000,000.
Companiee insuring VeSsels have no tie
fled' all •navigation• companiesthat
they will pay no plaims where boats
are•darnhged In ice 'flows, • In conSd-
querice of the foregoing proelamation
captains of steamers dock,ed at Fort'
William wereee.inettucthd to exert
every precaution ewhen in the . ice
fields of the tipper lakes,. While leav-
ing Fort, William on April elith; the
steamer Fairmotme, loaded 'with gra,-
in, was .striiek by •an ice flow in
Thunder Bay, seeding hex out of ,.hci
course and..into themud, where She
remained until the next morning. The
accid-ent will east, her owners $25,,000
it is said.
N. D. Rougvie of Sarnia was ft.
town last week,
. • Mr. Donald Fraser or Stratford was
in town last week.'
Mr. Ed. Lyno is now on tire list of
boat bUildere. Ile' is at present at
work on a barge.
Mr. Lynn, brother of Mr. Ed, Lynn,
IS hOW time keeper for Pigott and
Co., heeling been time keeper ail
winter for the stone firm at Elmira.
Civil Engineer McIntosh took with
bine to the .0. P,fl. work` at Strat-
ford for the new road Messrs. Jack
Weleh, Harty VViggins, Sitillia,m Twee-,
dy and 14.4ernith.
15, W. Massey of Toronto has taken
poSition with Dr. Hayden as (tee
sietatit, Mr, Massey is a 'graduate of
the Toronto School of Dentistry,,.
Miss Ruby McCatighant loft for one
month's visit it Toronto with her
sisters, and will visit Montreal ;da-
tives before her Tetuen,
Ozone is now highly recommended
as an invigoilating tonic"and Goderieli
air is MOW, eornmcnded.
Er, and Mrs. Calling and lovely
little on, Clayton, who werd for
some tittle guests at the residence of
Ws, 0011111g% stet/cry UM, n, Pe,e-
Sotifif returned to their' 11(11116 at Tor-,
onto last araek,
Mill. Mille, Whe Mot with A. very
serious accident some time ao or
Maitland bridge, is the guest of Mrs,
(leap Illssett of the poste -office. fAhe
Is still under the doctor's care.
the work assigned nie and I humbly
trust this enkledvor has resulted ' in
general satisfaction."
Mrs. Campbell's addresswas re-
ceived with ,great aPplause.
The officers and directors foe'the en-
suing. year are
President, Mrs.' Prenah, , °Rotate
, Vice, Mrs. Wm Jenkins, ilolnlesvilla
See -Tteasuier Mis °elle CainpheD
' Goderich
:Direetors for Goderich,.• Mrs. D.
Pante-Ion, llers, 0. Gundry; IVIrs.
Colin .Campbell, Miss M. E..Salkeld,
Mrs. Magnus 'Swanson. .
Directors for Holinesvill,e, Mrs, 'Wxn:
Jenkins and Mee. George Telebutt. •
Directors for Clinton, Mts. 0••• Free-.
oh and Mrs. F, W. Watts. "
Directors :for Carlow,' Mrs.' ft,, M,.
-Young and Mies Julia Johnston;
Auditors, R, Young and Wm. Bair.e,
It was the inipresSion'of practically
all present that the annual meeting
was ono of the' inoet- Sticeeesful the
Iestitute has yet heed, ' A hearty vo-
te of ,thanks Was tendered Mrs. Doty
for her kindness in giving the use of
her home and ,preparing a recherche 5
n'clock tea for the annual meeting
and to Mrs. D.. Cantelori for kindly
presidingas: president. It Was de-
cided that the annual picnic of the
West Huron Farmer's and Woman's
institutes will •be held at ' Point
P'arm on Saturday, June 3rd. :Mabel
Tretheway kindly, played severai pret-
ty instrumental solos before tea was
Served and With others waited upon
the guests during tea. Before leaving
write National Anthem" wes'.' sung,
Miss Skinthigampresiding.at the piano.
The delegates from outside branches
Were : IVIesdarnes D. French, Watts
and Lavis, Cliuton ; Mesenines, Jen-
kius, Connell, George Jenkins and
Mulholland, Holmes villa ; Mrs, . Stew-
art Metiou.gall; Porter'sHill Mrs,
R. Young and Miss Julia Johnston,
Auburxi ; and Miss MePhail, .1,101m4 -
vine.
THEY MEAN IT
Ne one should suffer a moment lon-
ger with Piles for Dr. Leonhaedt's
Hein-Rold will cure tiny. case.
A guarantee for 31000.00 goes with
every package of the Hem -Reid. ..
.No matter what kind you have,
Blind, Bleeding, Internal, External,
Itching, or Supurating, Dr, Leonhar-
d:es Hem-Roitl will, cure yce.,'
• This is a• strong statement but it
is supported by a thousand testiition-
fele frOnl those who have been per;
:fluently cured be Hem-Roid.
•fl you are not Cured you get your
=Ivey back. $1.00 at Druggists or
The Wilson-loyie Co., Limited, Niag-
ara, Palls, Ont,
11111P4"°*.it**VerOakihitalkeltrit$010111WIMit
Goderich.
The nerne of our young citizens Mr.
John A. Carrie, we are pleased to
state appears in the list of prize
winners at Wycliffe flollege.
Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell of TorOnto,
aeeeiriPanied by, theft daughter, Mie4
RothWell, are registered gt the Semi. -
j ts House, where Mrs. Rothwell's bro-
ther, Mr, Ed; VanEvery, lieu very
attending Victoria opera
house. in future are asked to timily
remove their hate, and some of the
lady performers at Vieteria bill hope
that the manager Will carpet the
floor of the .dreasing room.
Mr. George Sutton hes purchasel
the privets residenee of R. II, Liutt
Rev. Dr. Tuaer, secretary of th3
Mission Roeiety of the Anglican ohm --
ell in Canada, preached at $t. GPor-
goisitchlontilzhh onthc,i1usidtaayi May, xenday,
Wae e, very cold day over 100 babies
wvesretiar4eblbaiEroibletu7ghli ,tior3,abaylopcaayl JILotonoerwaralia-
Darius Doty Sallows of Woodstoelt
Was a guest last week at his 'old
home.
Mr. Thomas Tilt held his real es-
tate sale ou ist May. Seven town
lots in the south east part brolight
$35 each, being -1. acre. The Purchas-
ers. were : Ed. Sweets, who purchase
NI two lots ; W. E. Kelly, F. 1.3rop1i-'
ey, R. Doak, C. Garrew and Mr.
Julian, The farm of 25. acres on the
Huron Road, formerly the old Wilson
estate, was purchased by Thomas
Gundry for 31,800.
1Vlariager John Bain left -this month
for the Duck Islands :where he is en-
gaged in business with the Purvis
Bros.
The 'Woman's Missionary Society of
Victoria street churcliheld their. guar,
terIye: meeting Iast week and elected
the following officers for, the ensuing
year: • •
President, Mrs. •(Rev.) Graham
Vice, lVles. George Harris
Cor.-Seeretery, Mrs. Cleo. Elliott
Ree. -,Secretary, Nicholson
Treasurer, Miss Barry, •
The Missionary-Extenefoe . Fund of
Victoria street church received $50
towards it on the ,evening, of the
Missionary Tea held en May let.:
eVIrs. Geo, M. Elliott having presented,
Mrs. (Rev,) Graham, president, with
a life mamba:ship in the Missionary
society and Miss playn presentedthe
society with the other 345 WhiCh gave
her also h life members•hip. , Mrs
Alf. Nicholson, recordingeeeceetary,
Will attend' the coming convention • tq
he held. this month at St. Thomas:
1VIrs. (Rev.) Swan and Mrs, (Rev.)
Leech attended the meeting here and
mado very epleasiug speeehes of •cone
grattilation on the success Of the nice
-
ting. Mrs. Elliott . also presented:
Mrs. (Rev) Graham with a handsome
Pirx•andeMrs. Harris react addrees.
• The iron Steamer heniessa came in
en Sunday decorated • with manrilags
with cargo of ogle 'from C011ingwood.
. for Charles Lee. The steamer &longs:
to Hamilton and plies - between that
city and Toronto. She wintered at
Owen Spend and went there to eha
left on the dry dock, her Owners
.enlarge her for the ceonfort
•Cf. the many passengers who patronize
her.
PERMANENT CURE
' FOR BRONCHITIS.
"My second daughter was troubled
with brouchitis from the age of three
weeks. Oftentimes I thought she
would choke to death. .Dr. Chase's
Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine
brought relief, and further treatment
made a thorough cure. This troahle
used to come back front time to
time, ,but the cure in now vermeil-
ente''-11,Irs. Richmond Withrow, Haut s
Co., N. S.
.Gadeiich,
O. F. • was ;truly a delightful affair.
The music was all that ceadd be
desired. : The lodge -room was given ;t4
the dancersand a, line supper was
laid in the .dining room. Numbers of
the ladies had lovely new. gowns
pink • and white silk, pale blee, 'ashes
of roses and other tints. of Voile, but
many 'chose white lawn trinine.d.with
Grecian or other net with". geeniture
'of crimson roses or pine ea ea ioes
as fancy dictated. One .striking
ture was' .the predoininiaine of the
dress coat for the gentleman's evenieg
wear, Nearly ail 'wore a boutoeiete,
Those from a distanee were Mr.
Pate, London, England ; Mr. J. Bat: -
tie, Catberiees ; Mr. Sangster 0.
Toronto ; Mr. Donald loraier,
Stratford; Er, Killoran, Seiforth ;
Mist Henderson, Stratford;
Gertrude Davis, Mitehell'; Miss I3igg-
art, ClintonMiss Shateion, Ottawit,
The professions were well represent-
ed. Three sets of lancers were dance
ed. The ball did not break up until
'about three a, in.• About 65 "'couples
were present,
ylpeps a
stomach and other
MOM; are weak or
! debilitated. kw causes no
- end of aches and pains and
;la most/ conunon where
• holt, their meals and
urry and worry as OW
do In Ws country.
HoodtsSarsapariila
,cures dyspe0a—it. has "0,
inagictouth" in this diaease.
Tor teeth:loads or reradrkam• curie
send for Book on 03111*Pg* No. 5.
C. I. Hood Co,. Ixowan. Moss
Tiltae
rlyastiala Stallion
CROSbFIELD
Ceossfield is a Clydesdale Stallion
(No. 3279, vol. 12) with white fore-
feet, white on face arid one white
hind foot.: ./Ie ,Was foaled August, •
1899, stands"16 bands high and wel-,
ghs about 1800 pounds, He has S11-
prriOr bOhr, plenty of hair and. good
action. He was bred by A. 13: Scott,
V•aelleek; Ont. e •
Crossfield was sired by Rakefield
iTnp (4e7) (4100) ; dain •Moonlight
(2016), .; sire dam, The Red Cross
i(m.84p9. ).;(22s5e)e,oribdy daurn,acgrleCgaotre Lo(ltit8w7)11..1x;
third dam, Kate•of Lorigwith (2018),
by the Laird (805), fear* darn, Nell
of Kirkpatrick (2442)by, Lord Clyde,
Crossfield will stand .for the
provement of etock as follows : •
Monday -Will leave his own stable, :
lot 22, con, 12, Stanley, and .igo
sgi•itahoOtrib,tlicn
: Nie.heela°weltatt E141<ne.,
f '
Hay, theilee smith on the :14th: pen
to Jos. Claecho's for night. se
• Tuesday --Will .procerel aeroaa".to the
.Sa,uble Lille, thence north to Peter '
Denetny"e for noon, t10 to SaaWderi
Brosfor night.
• WedliesdayWillpreeeed north on
Sauble "Lflo, thence antoes to his
awn stable; on the, Ilfownson Li aa,for
rifoldiollti%Iviebgernie -botinvg°.1.1.111.4.111‘ '11.1i Li'. the
Thursday -Will, . proceed aeroes to
the Goshen Lino to. Stephen,..
son's fon noon, thenceraeross to the
Parr Line; •thente.'nerth to Varna: for
nzght
Friday -Will .proceed eeroesee • to
Gied,erich' 'township by way of bay -
field •LitiS to. Geo, 4. Copper's, 9th "
concession, • foe noon,thence west to'
Jas. Wallis', let •con., for night.
,
Saturday --Till., proceed by way ' of,
Bayiteld . to his ONSli stable where •
he .nill eemein until the: following
Monday morning. e
Theabove route will be 'continued
• .
during the season, health and tveatle.',
er-e permitting. Terms -To- lesure•• a
foal $11,' twomares. from same own-
er 320, peyable Jeuesery este 100e. '
.Mares must he returned regularly to
home or will charge. Whether in foal
ee in foal or ..noe; All. aceideints : at,
tee ponsible foe -the ineueance; wheth- • -
or not. .•Perties disposing of their,
risk of oWners Of mares- ..
meres before foaling 'tomo Will be held :
ROBERT .I'EXPIALEe •
-;•Peoprietor-and .Mitringers—,"
. •
• .
Mrs Douglas McKenzie of Toronto is
one of the crew of the ,Tadousae. Ile
married Mise F Oke 01 Goderich so-
me months age at Toronto and she
will /spend the geason heteat. the resi-
dence. of Mr, and Mrs. Oke, Cambria
Road, until the Tadousac lays .up for
the end of the season.
Mr. and Mrs, McGregor (C. P. P.;
staff) htiVe taken one of ,our mem-
her'e cottages for the eeason down
by the gee,.
IVIeesrs 1:oroe Chrystal and Con.
Stapletou left last week tor lVfoose-
Assa, 'the eket mentioned for his
health, • • .
Orders have been issued (or the
formation of a PI:OViSional infantry
.bp.ttalion from the city legithente, tcr
go into camp at Niagara. in June,'
Di Thomee •Beadley of 'Kincardine ,
township, is 'appointed Ideense Inspec-
/tor for Ware Bruce: .
.111 future signatures on •all legal
documents • for use In England musti
he endorsed by; tlin Governor-General.
Paiirtecti new eonnianies with ane
atgrekate eapital of 3721,000* . have -
been 'incorporated. :by the Provincial
Govelnrivet. • ' •
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM- '
ED?. THE vEnY
" I have been naing Chamberlain's ,
Cough . Remedy and waiit to say it
18 the best cough medieine I have la:.
keete," Says Cleo, Le. Chubb, a raerd-k
ant of Harlan, Mich, There is no
questiet about its being the best an
it will eure a cough or cold in lees
titrie than any, other treatment. It
should always be kept. in the house
ready for ihstant use, .for a cold Oen
be Cured in molt less time whom pro-
mptly treated. For sale by IL B.
Combe, Clinton. . •
A despatch from Caira, Egypt, An.
nounces the arrest there of a malt
stinPeecd to be an, accompliee 01 Bree-
d i the murder of King Humbert,
in July, 1900, After the crime he es-
caped to Zanzibar, where he heeame
Mohammedan. When 'errieted thti .
saspeet was dressed as a priest, '
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