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The Sunlight Maids are always through'ikele wash at twelve o'clock
With ordinary soap a woman has to work so hard and so long on wash day
she has no time for preparinaany of the family meals. Wash day is a trian end the
good wire faces each with a sigh of despair.
Sualight Soap makes all the diffehnee in the world. No toiling -no rubbing -
no boiling -less than half the labor with much bettearesults. Most women areallthrough their wash by twelve o'clock when they wash with Sunlight Soap the Sma
light way. It makes child's play of work.
ASK FOR THE tiXTAOON EAR,
Sunlight Soap wash4s the clothes 'white and won't iwiere the hands.
BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO.
•qpwasliaroramIrrs-avom
Always
resit
OUR STOCK OF DRUGS
ETC. WILL ALWAYS BE
FOUND FRESH AND UP-
TO-DATE IN EVERY BR- .'
ANCH, AND WE INVITE
YOU TO GIVE US A CALL' •
IF YOU WISII TO PROCURE
ANYTHING USUALLY FO-.
UND IN A FIRST-CLASS
DRUG STORE.
H. R COMBE
CHEMIST. AND DRUGGIST.
immormar •••••••••1roommium1
00AL I
*Dug
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Goderich.
• Mrs. D. •Currie's little baky boy has
• quite recovered from a very serious
attack of illness.
•Mrs. 'George Carey with her child-
ren and nurse are registered at the
Aberdeen, Mr.. Carey tejoins there
every Saturday.
Mr. and •1VIrs. Ge et ea i have
again accepted the caretaking of the
Oddfellows hall.
SUREST CURE FOR COLDS
"It is with. pleasure' that I certify
to the wonderful success of Dr. Cha -
Se's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine
as • a cure for colds, It is the -best
and •surest treatment • for coughs and
colds that we have ever been able to
find." --Mrs. Geo. Good; TichbOrne,
•Addington Co., Ont.
PAPER IIANGING.THE SEASON:
•has ' again arrived when people are
decorating their homes1 an still
in the Paper Hanging. • a:ncl. House.
' „painting Business and guarantee my
wokto • be secoed to nobe. The
three great features in this busia
• nese are. quieknesS, neatness •and me.
. Onomy. My price is 10 cents . Pee
roll, Satisfaction given or no Mon-
ey asked for. Ordets left at •nii
holm' or Couch's 'butcher shop will
receive prompt atteetion..--T. Hale,
Reeldence, •West end Ratteatury S.
I have • purchased the. coal hasiness. •
formerly carried on -by Harland Bros.,.
-but lately by -Mr:. --DOttaldn7MeGorv4,
ad am prepared 'to -receive prders:fer:.
all sizes of coal; Grate,. Egg, Stove, -
Nut and Soft, and solicit your 1)07'
ronage. Orders left at my office neat!
the Coal sheds or at Harland •Brc.i.i.
hardware store will • receive proinpt
attention. -William Downs: . 70
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ii)utoCENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
• You can get a general edU4 •
• cation in any school but come •
• to the CENTRAL for Practie•
• cal Business Training. • This
• college has a continental•rep- dfe
• .utation for thoroughness, Op- *
• portunities are for those who •
• are prepared. Our graduates *
• always succeed. You may en- •
• ter our classes at any time. •
• Write for a free catalogue. •
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• Elliott ee McLachlan, .
• Principa,1S. •
• 0
• WE. lytADE A 'SPECIAL 'EFFORT'
TO SECURE- AND': HAVE : ON
'HAND' A . SUPPLY OF). CLEAN ,
gEtY7-:WHIEritt -7A-ND---7111Wt)TH-rr'
FARMERSMAKING' THETA •P•UFt-
CaIASES- FROM US OAN -RELY
UPON GETTING -THEIR :SEED -AS
FREE :AS 'POSSIBLE -FROM ALL
'NOXIOUS WEEDS. ,...• .• • •
. WE ALSO KEEP 'A FULL STOCK
OF FLOUR, • BRAY AND SHORTS, •
CURED • MEATS,. ETC., AND SoLa'
Ae, SHARE OF YOUR ,PAT-
'.
RONAGE. • : .• • ,
A Ford
,r • •
•
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW.
FOR IYCi.I.TR .SEASON'S
PLY OF COAL.' WE CARRY
ONLY:THE VERY 13g$T GRA-
DS WHICH WILL BE SOLD •
AT THE LOWEST tOSSIBI,B.I. •
P.RICE •'•'" .
ORDERS MAY BE LEFT AT
•
DAVIS ic ROWLAND'S HARD*
WARE. STORE OR WITH
W. J. 'Stevenson.
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hardshiptd do as muh for
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Consult -rout** Address Figires.
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Subsoribe for The News Record.
•Goderich,
We canoe across a pieee of the Hur-
on Sigual dated Feb. 24th, 1853, in
which wu lind that the tavern built
and kept by the late Feyieher, one of
our pioneers, was .ealled the Kincar-
dine Arms. E. H. Marlton, father of
Mrs. Smeeth, had his ad. thus,
H. Marlton, forwarder and comma,
ion rnerchant, storehouse keeper, gen-
eral agent for the sale e wild
lands, cleared. farms, household fur-
niture and produce of every descrip-
•tion, officenext door north of the
Kiaeardine Anne." The big milt now
stands on both sites. Another edver-
tiserneat WAS illht; of the Huron hotee
by Japes Gentles. Mr. John Gentles
of Kincardine is the yoengest son of
the late James Gentles, The late
John Ralph had quite an extensive
business next door to the Victoria,
hotel, West street. We had forgotten
that any hotel here hare the flame
"Victoria." The late Ira Lewis, our,
member's father, also had hi3 card in
the issye and, the late P. A. Macdou-
gall X. D. hati his office at Le Tur-
es boarding house,r formerly the
,British hotel. Mr. R. 0. Hays now
resideson that site. The hotel was
kept by the late Isaac Ratteelmry,
Messrs, Lewis and Ralph outlived the
date of those cards Many years, hav-
ing only passed, a Mina time' inter-
vening between the death of eaoh.
We learn that Mies Doak has pur-
chased a. lot in the Garrow estate
adjoining )tbal purchased by William
Lee. .
Mr. R. Parker Of the Vito Park,
New Ontario, and former •bantimaster
at Goderich, looks nee after all his
opening up land in New Ontario. He
is one of • the 'pioneers' of that • new
country,' having let Goderich some
•eighteen years ago.. Mrs, Parker
looks well els(); She was. one of the
choir of Victoria street Methodist eh -
etch while here. They came to, cele-
brate her mother's 90th birthday.
Goderieh feelsquite proud of -the
fact that it is the home of a .centen-
arian, in the person cif Mr. Malcolm
McLean, who traietlt celehrated the
100th anniversary :bf his birthday at
the residence of his deughtet, Mrg.
J. Bedford. Se. on IO.th May. He -is
in very good healtil,,' pessigily by rea-
son of •always !ming salicittous about
it, in he way, of. always .usinte proper
fbod. He was: :barn in Mull, -Scot-
Teed; and 'when. net a boy he came:
with his parents to. Ca,pe Breton. At •
the age ol 38 years he married Mary
MeKennie.of InverneSi, Scotland, and
lived in • Cape Breton ,until after 'the
birthof their alicth. child, Few: child-
ren were born to IVIL and. Mre. Mc-
Lean. here. On coming to Grederiih
they. settled at the lake, Mr. McLean'
beng • one of the staff' of Macdonald's
rnill'later removing to Warren eireet
•witere Mrs. McLean 'died.' `Industry"
Vnee,hie mottofrom boyhood. 'He has.
orte proudboaSt, that -he could shear
a sheep and put the wool through all.
the •operations necessaty martufa,c-
tele it into doth, make the eloth
to in -
a coat and Weal :W We weeder if
Mull tevee, sent out another siti,Ifal
nun like Mr. IVIalcolm McLean,: Eis
datightee; Miss McLean,: resides .with
him Many more happy. days May he
liVe to sed.
Mr, Seth Ellis ef Sault Ste. Marie .
is the :guest 'of his uncle 'Mr lac:here
,SireMons,. • •
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WHAT IT IS. .
THE 1VII.7COUS IVIEMBRAiNE. '• AND
THE IMPORTANT PAR T• IT"PLA-
,,YS IN, THE HEALTH OR, •SICK-
-.NE'SS OF THE BODY. • • • :
• :The Mucous .Metebran4 IS the • in-
side Being orthe body, anil" of all its
.veesels and organs. The moment this
mucous membeahe ' becomes ;out • of
ethalition, ever so little, illness fol-
lows swiftly, in siime form Or other,
In ninety-nine oasesout of a hundred
disease has its beginning 'in some de -s
rangemeat of this Mucous 1VIeni1ra.ne:
. It is very dejieate and "•eetremely
sensitive, and eonsemiently. Very lia-
ble to disease. •
• 'If you , are eet feeling well you
may be sure that the 11V:feat:Me •• Mem-
brane of- soine.orgai is sick and ee-
quires immediate treatment.."
There -is One •medicine that is in-
tended Go. act and does act, directly
and curatively on the. Mucus Mem-
brane, It is Dr. LPenhardt'a Anti-
' • •
Dyspepsia,Bilionsness;, ' and. Con-
stipation disaPpear as soon as Dr.:
Leonhardt.'s Anti -Pill • has restored
the Musous Membeane to its natureT
healthy condition: 50- cents a 'bottle,
at all Druggists, or The •WilsoneFyle
Co, Limited, Niagara Falle,Ont.
agents for Canada, • • • 110'.
Smoked
Glasses
• In spring whe.n. sunshine
renders seeing pain-
ful smoke glass
should bq' used,
We Have The Assortment
We liave The Stock"
We Have Tim :Right Pries
A.
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'1The News of Goderia.
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Mr. T. Tilt has purchased the .driv- 1 We make our eurteey to The. •Clin-
ing house on the Garrow estate, and ton -News-Record published in Iowa,
will remove it to• some of his oWn and hope when we send registered
property.- letters. to the Clintan News -Record,
We leern that Mrs. Evens intends Ont., that we will not add "1 Ow(e)
talc:leg some :of her rate plants with a." •.. They say ",Tline is money" and
her to V.aneouver. They ----e the fin- as we -give a lot of thee -Joe =lane
eat in fawn, and she nes had them the news of Goderieh ietereeting .. to
many years. • the reader FA The News -Record, we
An-olti time periodical says "Wit intrust that they fully appreciate..our
brushwood, judgment is timber „ the efforts.
• A
first makesthe brightest flame,' bat Eggs are .going up again instead of
the other gives the most lasting coming down, while box after • box
heat." -True, left sprnetimes we have •ie eeippee away.. maaapasts even et
heat; and no flame.the egg business,
Mrs, D. Ma,cdonald returned on Tu•e4 • Registrar Coates is delighted with
sday from a most enjoyable visit at the Improvement he has been making
"Ci•lenedyth," the beautiful reaidence which enables him to. attend the °f-
or Mr. S. Nordheimer, Germen Con- fice now, after an abSence of three
sul at Toronto. weeks.
In, Hielc's Forecasts for May which John S.. Carrie of Wycliffe College
a,pp'eared in issue of The News -Record left last week an Mission work at
for May l'Ith, we read: "The next. Fork River, and other well known
storm period will centre on the 17th, points in Manitoba,
covering the 16th .to the 20th," It The Central telephone office has
r.aitied on the 151,11 and morning at. ben re -moved one door east on the
Wednesday 174,11 May, but at 4 P. M. Square, The connections were alter -
or thereebout .quite a bit of eacycloee ed thereby, causing confusion.
passed over the town culminating by Ernest Rothwell, now of Toronto;
• 'heavy thunder and lightnitirg and •we is coming to the .1i:tante-He is one
felt .certain that some building had Of the prize ,winners in • analythieal
been struck, and eo we were right inend applied Chemistry at the school
our sermise; The house of Mr. R. of Practical Science. • •
Doak, on Kemp Street, was struck • The Missee Eva 'and Lou..Allen are
on the • roof, ripping up the shingles guests at Mrs. Ashton's... •
and boards,scattering them all aro- TIM .News ileoord pieta eaell Aran, e
und. The whole roatf was rullied like 'complete ie e ;al of all the neat, o'
feathers on a fowl. Mr. •13ert etiaith • Gaderich. •
•Wae on his .rounds -at the • time Saturday last was the 90th anni-
that Mr. Doa,k's house. was struck vetsary of Mrs. Richard ',palter. Sr'
by • thee lightning, • • and when and was. celehaated with due eclat, 0:it.
the flesh eame tlinded him and his. the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Mare for a time, for on getting up Bates. The day was lovely end /„.tighte.
on his cart, his hand received,an el- although a Tittle cool, and Mrs. Par_
made shtick from the iron fastener .on ker, who is a very Well preserved la -
top of the cart.' Mrs:- McFarlane on (Ty, althougk her figure. is petite and
Britannia' Road WAStalting.aeltee frOta :her .!hair white, • yet her voice is
her Stove, and he lightning played sweet and good aud • during the day
all around ter, 'and all around one of she sang . many pretty gospel hVens•
the school yooms inathe Celleglitte .1Vei•s. Hannah Bird, Peaker was born.
Institute,: '•• . • - • - • •• ie.. Norfolk, 'Englaed,' 'on May a '20tht
Me.. Janien Connolly ,of Holmesville 1815, •aed was married at the • age
drove up on • Thursday afternoon • to of '22 to Mr. 'Richard .Pariter of the .
view the damage done' Mr. It Deak's same. city, and 'Caine. •with him.' to ,
house. .-Ile is a director for' the aMe- America in 1854, settling . in ,yoeli,
Killop Mutual. Fire. Insurance Co., state: Mr. and Mrs. Parker c.anie ta
who also lineure against :lightning: Goderieh forty :years ago, In -1817
The house was build and occupied at Mr. Paaker died and Wee laid torest:
one:time 'by the late Mr. and 'Mrs, in. Maitland cenietery. Fifteen child-
ejames. Dixon, who lived.; in it, on thee ren were horn to Mr. .anif Mrs: Par -
1r property eche. the Internationalker; eight' 0.1 whori. died seVeral years.
Salt Well, at the lane but atter their ago. • . 'Mrs: Periceri grand children
demise,' Mr. Doak purchased the build, number '35 •and gi eat -grand -children.
ing and :,renmeed it to its .prenent 15. ,Great was the ,joy that e"Graire1-
site . . • . •, Ma". Parkerlived to enjoy the • le -
[1 • matrimonial, ventares. were • as union which was held to celebrate her
Much, neught•after in town those days 90th birthday, and able. to ' 'attend
as inventing in real estate, well we • service regularly • in North .etreet
nli-
would '.haVe.' , an extenoediaary time . ureh. The house was artistically 'de-
nOw. So many 'People an the Square corated With choice pettecl, plants -and
have been getting two stores thrown. Cut. doll:tel.'s,. On' the•eentre • : of ;the
into m..e, we areature to remark that .diejeng table a. large plaiat' atoott
. the pr4. thing: We..-Ornew, : we would, ,with • large white biles. • :The ''favo.ts
have Mile Omit 'half •a dozen..builiess wore 'pennies. The. birthday eiale
Men...round' the •'quare.' '.One ,af the which was • presenteel . by the . grand
niereha,nts .said e• • 'ft .otiglit. to put diadem. was , four •storeys from' ,the ,
the ••Whole.•of the Stores iti.tO one.," top of which waived' the "Lbrion..Ja-
• A -..fine ash :tree' an :MrscoruelVs ck" and "Stars' end•Stripes". ii. all
property. was *. ploughed into, by • the their: glory, Ninety. of Mrs. •Parketas
lightning 'of Wednesday, r. M., that 'old friencis•in Ware, Mass, wheio sli
struck the 'het* • opposite • her •resi- Reed some ;yearn; • sent ;her for • her
(Wage. ."Tne. ligheniagslayed • about birthday_ gift:ape...glass •eaninea eon
me," • She Said.. Mrs'. Cornell' had jest taining '90: ten emit pieces-. TlieTfate
beeee'reading-H141c's fOrecest for May ilY tree was reprdsentecl..ba her dau
in The. . News -Record, a 4.1tort tilts :Otters, MrS...J. F. Bates, her ohusband
before. : ' • • - • and .daughter Miss gra, 'Richard Pai.-
Mis Reibert..I-leedeeson • has teturn- 'ker ' and ;... Wife of ljnii; Park, Ontario.'
.ed to twill after ' an ebsente of :some. Mis Ji $.. Durthar'' and huaband... • o
Months, . 'and *. the guest of Mrs. .1: Ware,' Mass. ; Mrs. '(liev.). J..• • Law -
W. Smsth iencze, Rainii, • Mre. $.. Miff
The -Misses • ..Whidden• of Payfield Road, Goderieli ; Mrs. liFannie,": Me -
wore The...-gueats last :Week of Mrs. Master, Washiegton, Pa; ;. and, Mtn
Kernpa• They have rented:a house. •Orinsby and'huebead, Riverside,
.here, -and with their parents, intend' fernia. The geariilehildree..:: present
.ta.residoin Goderick: , • • were ;• R. Romp, Goderich•;:- A. 3.
• :.•Mr. Ashton of :Colborne. occupies' Lawrence, Biitfe, Nlartitosaa ;, Mr..and
the building Owned by Mi p. °ante.: Mts. Sanford Greenman, Olean, • New
Ion; one door south. Of • Mr....; ;.Iaines ' YOrk;•• %Miss , Ora • Bates, • Goderiele„
Munto's residence,. ' and•littre IVIiss, Lottie Dunbar.; .Ware,
Laivit mowing: ahd carnet. iheating Mass We added a,:tittle tolkert..of- es,
ate all :the rage. ".". . • teem :to the arelrerable•lady. lehose
A gentleman •sad to as the Other birthday Was terneinbe.ted with -;so
44' : the . 'Temperance.wOmen •much love inaotir•-toWn 'where .. her
would. .go 'around andsea% thedirty daughters,'• Mrs.' j. F.' Batee. and Mrs.
water • thatcomes from 'the water Romp ..have residedeall aheit • hiartied
works; there: wattlt . be lose • whisky life' and we. trust that aen the frionde
drank." .Now . ladies; . here's a, new whopresented her . at home • and
phase-. -for you .to •contemplate, . in abroad with loving gifts ,May live
Temperance Work, So :why not call'on with the hope of Crowning her 100th
the council' again, •periraps with better birthday in the same. way. ' We • th.-
effect ten..e' before. :•. ' ank Mrs, R:' ,Peakeefor her birthday
: Mr. 'Sandford Stokes is erectiiig a favors., presented us by ',.grg. 4.• F.
Pretty „la: story frame baildipg oi .Bates • -artd-for. the botniet Of pansies
'earner of•Pietoe and Toronto Streets.. tied with white rihban' • from.' . Mins.
"Mr. 1) F 1-Ictin1ink was in Toconto Ora Bates. • .' . .
• .
lest week. • ; ••• .• We regret eXceedingly.. tobe called
-.Mr. 'Rot:A:clamsspent laSt-wedirn•-•at- nponatoeatinoueee-theadeathaon. -15-th-
• his home in .Saania, . • . •• May of mie, of oer clever young men,
.Mrvey Dietrich .and •SecOrd FIart ,John Francis M0E_Vey, -.eldest .Fson, 'of
have painted from the Seheel of Mr e John lVIcEvby of the Cliemteal
Pharmacy, Toronto.. " , • salt woeks, at ,t1,lie age of 'a0 years.
IVIessrs. tacortge Acheson, and James About three years. age young.
Thomas, who were So anxious* to :have Evoy for recreatiOrt weet • t o Lc mien
their new teeideece• ready for bectip!. :CarnP with the,33rd battalion a,nd on)
astill last weck, nt1 p/nosailya,. fs(.)tree...dt".7, Itch:61r ja4Utteoinoei hveatol:stliillottiestetotooktill.eo
station.: The hotse. beer 'Mina
Chaffeur entitle :will have :to get ,agable, in spne av,...young
an expert to keen .or Puthis antoMp- fell and waft benly littered ny • the
bile.fl1.goosi. running order for :they horse. For sonie weelcs• he wds t.i,der•
Were.hours in Goderich on the obease the M. D's care bet i iUiel eittitient:
ion of the visit to the magnate Of ly to attend to li s .dlithis at ("Am -
St. .jOsepIt aid lils Mends to- our trorl'e office, Ile had matte, friends,
town'. The patty registered at • the was • a. strong Liberal in Polities, • and
Dritlah Exchange, but the automoWla a devout •member of the R. Cechurch,
had to be taken tosome of the East The tasket Was covered With floral
again.
factories' -to get "electrified" gifts, aniong them •heing. an a:nehor.
• of large white lilies, tribifte•ol' his
Mt. 'Carey's workshop is now on comrades .in tewn •, shamrock leaves
site, in Gloucester Terrace,
nea,r the bridge, and. is coeverted in -
its near (4fruoemt °Mr Awhitc oz.rnSaktiintorkinsgs, frosnkiet'th40:0-
to a very etately reeitlence,
natione n from •••the Misses IVIttecteriald,
Warner Bros., boeuet of* white ear.
Cambridge street, and boettet of White
ecarna,tions , anti hyacinths /rpm . his
lotting patenta, "sister and brother,
The 'lettere took•place .to St. Peter's
,churcit'on Wednesday, where a. solemn
requiem mass was eelebrated by, Rea,
'Father MacRae, the ch-oir. all in it-
trildanee, -Miss NeVille presidifie.
the •organ. At the :offertory Me, 'rani
0-riffirt :snag ig ood VoiCe "Jeruftar.
Om my happy home,.'". At the end of
miss the 'choir . sang ',Nearer My
God" ' while the casket was being
borne out. The pallbearers. were.
Messr. Jamea IXO'Connell, John
Kelly, William McCarthy, Andrew
CLaYttyW.
the It 0, tentetery at Colborne. Aft.
Goderich.
The Dell 'reiephalte Co., are putting
up poles and a large cable the whole
letigth of our town, we wot not of
the breadth.
Mr. Geary Het has Ettureed from
Trinity College to his home, where
he is the guest of his parents, ...laden
and Mrs. Holt.
We were pleased to hear Mr. Ken-
neth Horton's appearcn,e in a dram-
asta.isek,perrelcoi,r1tintiayhee at 'Prince Albert,
The funeral of one of tit old t
pioneers of Colborne and Coded, h
townships dook place on Friday fa ta
the residenve of her sera Mr. </oh
Militate in the persoa of iviarthe Huff
relict of the late John Million. 1 he
deceased lerly'wes tern in the county
of Fermanagii, n mud
came to this country in company
with Mrs. I/. Gordon and h r Sister,
the late Mrs. George A.ebesen. 'they
we if fourteen wees crossytg the
COCOA •those pioneer ti Lys. Mi S.
Million was converted to the Metho-
disa faith in her .early days and n r
forgot the teachings 'of ha. youth
Rev. Dr. Potts came from the stone
county, their homes beieg only three
miles apart. Mrs. Minim was max;
ried• to her partner -ie life in 1853
anti with settled en ecneessicn G;
Cokborne, where they remained for 30
Yeers, before moving to Auburn where
Mr. Malian died. Later Mrs,MIlilan
came to .Goderich arid lived a Very
haPpy life with her son and wife,
Mr, a,nd Mrs. John 11. • She
was a .very fit person to Tome into
Huron; heing of a lively dispositiot:.,
full of industrious energy .7t nd 11,-
oeoegt Christian, She attended illa
vine worship rekularly until failing
health undermined her constitution,
but she lived in; the blessed hime of
eternal rest with the Father Of all..
On the hi:ideate° casket I net! wrea-
th of, pink roses, lilies and fete was
placed by ter immediate family, the
word "mother" being • printed On
wide wait° satin ribhen of which
haws and Cads were. formed. The
pallbearers were Messrs. Kirkpatrick,.
George flrnn, IIizeltiale Hale, George
Harris, James. lVfillian end William
Swaffield.• Rev, 'Mr, Graham Officiat-
ed at house .and 'Colborne cemetery.
Rev: .11/1r. Graham derine, the service.
gave the. outline sof the life of the de' -
ceased lady and gave' out the hymns
"Reck of Agee'," and "Jesus Lover
of My Soul," :The relatives from a
distance, were : Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Millian, Colborne; Mrs, Richard Yo -
taw of Teeswater, sister of deceased ;
Mr. Andrew Millian; son of deceased,
Colborne, •and fanOy ; Mr, arid ,Mrs.•
Henry Chill' and daughter, Miss. If ate, •
of Dungannon ; •Mr; John . Cluff,' ne-
phew, of the • Bayfield Line ; • Mrs..
Grecirge 1VIillian, sister-in-law„ TC,
water-;- Mr. and Mrs. Edward '
ian .aad daughter, Miss Frieees, of
0Ci°14iC611'irineto; VeMae"'a
couree pfareletiVes amd frianda at the
L' °I;I:jie.e.W. :m't.o°s::•W'S'.uAe.eRePssfOul.P:W'Fia'O.371j- op:'..e44a6rdsEin...g
off, the approach of old 'age is to
maintain., a vigorous 'digestina. Tina'
eae be done by eating enly food suit-
ed te. your age and occupation and •
- pears take. a dose l of Chamberlain's
- Stomach and Liver Tablets to. cor-
aect It If you hive a Weak. stomabli
or. are •troubled Weth indigestion; 'you
; will find. these Tablets to. be ',just
f whatyou ' need:. For s's,te by . Ite
Conihe, "Cliuton. ;., •• •
DO Y01.1 (*.PIT BILMUS ,
to 'remedy' eould be 1110re In'tnitPt
and agreeahle* than Dr, Haluilton'S
Pills:. No matter where you go yetell
hear of the grand cures They. make.
Writing front Ottawa Alm E
Legere stye : "For people inelined to
biliousness and sick heetitche dou't,
think there is a remedy!to toemete'
With Dr. Hamilton's Pills, 1 former -1
ly had bilious .atitteks about male a
tnoeth-used pr., Hamilton's Pille and
nbtained grand results. My dolma
has been put in good order and my
health greatly improved." No inedi-
eine better for men, women or Mid -
ren. Try Dr. Ha'nliltort's Pills -45e
per box or live boxes for Si 14t, all and Mrs, John McEvoy have the eynt-
Jeweler And optician, druggists, ,l)ltiby Of our eittzeno.
Goderich.‘
. ,
• Rev, Dr. .McGillivray of ShLngitai
China,: wife end child •are the:guests
of Mrs.
On Sunday eVening Rnox church Was
well filled. Rest., Dr. MeGIIINray
Shanghai, gave the -•Serrnon,
selecting for hs text .xxiv Psalm, '7
verse, "Lift Ups your' haOds 0 YI
gaten." The sermon: dealt . with 'nlis-
dionaty work in Ohina,. It is • easier
to convert the Chinese, than the nat-
ives :of India; as 'in China there is
one language alone, but .many. in
India ; The Dris tull of hive fo•e.his7
mission in Shanghai and Calls :iinon
Knox Church to send some of its
coegregatioh • out. Ile Praiscei the
iron hand ofthe press; but the Tatm-
an voice was much better . to . ex-
plain and teach, yet S. good hook has
a wanderful effect upon the Chineee,
as' they reverence punted matter so
touch that they will pick up •from
'eftettenrattere'iyinge-
upien 11,. Buddhisin Was planted from
one •end of China to the other . by
3,000'Budclhist priests, btit that gre-
at .reforms wore doing 1:yowlers in
China. His sermon waii Int* but
ioreeitii. Medical 'missionaries, he
said, did the hest mission work, , •
Who will Order straw .cats from our
Arnericae neighber to place •ittelterry
trees'? •That' Uncle Sam's latest•
fad hi keeping .eherries' from the birds.
"Strom Cats" remember to order e'en
if you: prefer "straw hats," •
Oe Saturday afternoon we eralked
down 'to the'harbor-and . lo it• was
.clear Of any craft on the south . side
Save the dredge and fug ..vhich were
busy. On the north side the school=
Kolfage • was iteloadieg Ittrabet for
Thonisort's saw till. Aland n.ldnight,
or shortly after steanter Newreount
entered and seemed by het repeated
whistles to be .calling for a tug. Me
draws eighteen feet of water end pos-
sibly was heainly laden. " •
Mr, R, Doak IS lilmeelf making tbe•
cement blocks for his new house.
f'
May 25th, 1905
Catarrh
Is a. 'constitutional disease
• tins in impure blood
an requiring constitutional
treatment acting through
and purifying the blood for
its radical and permanent
cure. Bo sure to take
HoottsSarsaparilia
ere quickly relieved by Cetarrlets,
whictlas:1.4eanyd :fiath:/zon and l Lot Cntalicaurr:
discharge.
Mood's Sarsaparilla, all
Cnterrlets, mail order only, 50 Os.
Far testbuOnLls of remarkable cure,
Send for our Book on Catarrh, NO. 4.
C. L Hood Co,. Lowell, MOO.
r •••
MUNICIPAL NOTICE -ALL PER -
sons buildint.brood fences in this
townshiP• are hereby notified to build
on the line end not. orf the •
roa I
allowance. By order of the Couttc•il
of' Staitley.-J. •E. Harnwell, elute
. Varna, May Ste,,. 70
•
!VMS. 1VM. SANDERS' DRESS -
CUTTING S01100L.-I am im-
proving my dress cutting course.
Watch for particulars which will
appear in e few weeks. In •the
meantinta forethe benefit of •Lite pi b-
lic beware of advertisements
• bearing my name "as 1 have heard
of a few eases trying to teach that
haven't taken a teacher's °puree from;
me and so are not qualified. Any -
One thinking of learning 'from any
owtinletherut
erreiriii writewe True
otiirspter:4rtod
qualified to' teach as I am lho in-
• ventor of this course and have the
names 9f all I have taught teaelie
others. -4 -.Mrs, Wm.' Sanders, Teacher
• arid, Inventor. Box 1.59, •Stratford,
Ont.
COLORADO, CALIFORNIA, PORT- • --
land and Yellowstone Park.--,Spec-
conatzeted. are 'being arranged
Vi a the Grand Trur.k Railway Svi
tem, in eller& of .experienced con-
• duetor. All eipenses. included: To
leave Toronto , early in July " 'and
• August. Rate -is not •expected •tO
'be over $150.00 from Toronto:. DO'
not johe anY other party ,hefOre
consiatiag ti M 13owl i 201 Bev- . . •
. erleyaSt,'Toronto. F; Hodgene, • ;
• Agent 'at: Clinton,
• . .
•
THH* RIGHT PLACE, TO GET •
illea's • and Women's' Clothing, cleeta :
ed, dyed and. rePaitCd i nt MrS.
T. Sevirard'S, • '09 -
STANLEY COURT OP,REVIpioN.-4
Take notice ahat a Court: ef •Revi-; • '
sem for the Townehip at Sthnley.
will hold ifs first .sitting in the To-
wnship hall, Yarria,,on Monday May
29,A.D.;1005, eorninerieing at 10 o'cl-
• ock a.n.i.for the purpose ofhparing
'arid rectifying ali ceimplainti against)
or errors in the•Assessment Roll • of.; .,
the present year. All parties interes-
aLtedf. are requestedeto
• Ilatnwell, Clerk of the Manicinality,
Vatna; Mae? 3rd. '
CLINTON COURT op..REVIsT.q,,_,-
Take notiee • that .a Court Of'. evi-; .' ': •
. • ..
.sion fdr..the Town Of. Clinton' will ' ...
• •hold ' its -dist sitting In the Council. • -.. '
Chamber: on. Monday, May 2fith, A. •
.. p., 1095, commencing at • . 8 o'clock '
. ; p: inn for the- puepose ofhearing, and •
, reetifyieg alt complaints against. et : •
eernks i'rt Ito, Asseseteent Roll of the •
present yen r.-: All parties inteeastiat ' .•
are requested to attend... -D. 14. ,Mac- .
'plun:sen, clerk of •the Municipal i ty,
...:C'llitton• May- -a, ..r,.. - .. ' ; ..
„ • • •
GODERICTI TOWNSHIP COURT OF •• • e
Revision: -Take notice: that a.Court
of •Ilevision ftn,,• the. Township of• •
Goderice wilt. bold its .first sttting
izi 'Willson's Hall, Hohneaviile, on
'Friday, May 26th, A.D,,-, 1995, coin.'
mencing at 10 o'clock ba„ n.'tar the .:. •
.purpose at hearing and rectifying
• complaints against or ' errors in the '
Asaesnment Roll :.• of the present
year; •All parties interested are re- '
'quested to. attend.: -Nixon StUrdy, '
' Clerk of the ,Municipality, '
vine, May 12th.. . .
I-IAVE YOU PILES ?
Leonita,rdt's Hem-Roild is an
internal Honed), that /entirely remov-
es the cause of Piles, and cures to
stay tuied any case matter how long
standing.'
If you have Piles 'and Dr, Loon.
hardt's Tletn-liold will not etwe you,
you get yeur money back.
A thousand dollar Guarantee goes
avith every bottle of ifteni-ttold sold.
1f you Want a perfect arid Dermal!
efit our, ask for Dr, Leonhardt's
Tom-I:told, the guaranteed Remedy,
MI drueigists, $1.00, or The Wilson -
Pyle O.r Lftnite, idge,ro, rails
1.6
Ott,
A
BAYVIELD COURT. or REVbSION.
.-Take notice that a Court of Revi-
'sten for the Village of' Hayfield will •
held. its first sitting in, the town
hall or Friday • May 26th A. D..
1905, 4 commencing at 10:30 o'clock
e. M. • for the purpoee. of hearing and '
eetifying all domplaintS against or
errors in the Assessment Roll of the ,
present year. All parties interested •
• are requested, to attend. -11: .411
Erwin, Clerk' of. the Municipality,
. to,ydeld, May Sth. •
•
MULLETT COURT OP REVISION. -
Notice is • hereby ,givelt that the .
meeting of the Court Jot the Re-
vision of the A.ssessment :Roll (if the
township 'of Iluffett will be held in
the township hall on Monday, the
• 2ilt1i May, at the tour of 10 o'clock
a,. me for the purpose of hemline
and settling complaints against the
said Assessment Roll. Persons ha-
vIng business at the Court will
please attend at the said time and
place without Wilier notice,t-Jam-
es „Campbell, Clerk. Ittillett, May
lith, 1905, 70
Eye,
trouble's
Quickly end pot,
'Mune:fitly ucUuritctt
Glories fitted property.
Dr. Ovens
1,6ndoki.
Vtoats Ey*, VAIN tiogb
• suulTbroat. WM beat
t'Oeffilgeennuo 80Int1eouvrost
A 'Y 2131,11, ALL DAY,
-----Ne* 4 VI* Jane Oprxrd--..-.
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