The Clinton News-Record, 1905-06-01, Page 2ro
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Vse ,suNi-marr SOAP and SAVE THE •COUPONS,,,
The Coupons are the same as cash because they can be exchanged for Toilet
Soaps for which you have to pay out money every -%•eelc.
Users of SUNLIGHT and CHEERFUL SOAPS can get their TOILET
SOAPS for nothing.
Ask your grocer for patticulars or write us for Premium List,
A gift is of little value if it consists of something you have no use for.
In exchange for Sunlight Soap Coupons you can get..something you need and
use every day,
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LEVER BROTHEAS LIMIT4D, TORONTO, CANADA.
Always
resh • .
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OUR STOCK OP DRUGS •
ETC. WILL ALWAYS BE
FOUND FRESH AN') UP-
TO-DATE IN EVERY BR-
ANCH, AND WE INVITE
YOU TO G-IVE: US A CALL
IP YOU WISH' TO iIROCURE
'ANYTHING USUALLY :FO-
UND IN A FIRST-CLASS
DRUG STORE.
"eu'emmemeel,neeTwATI.
Staff Captain Perry Of the Salvat-
ion Army, Ottawa, was drowned
while bathieg,
POUND A CURE FOR DYS,p1i1PMIA
Mrs: 5, Lindsay of Fort- William' .
Ontario, • Canada, who. has suffered
quite a, number of years from dyse
pepsia and great pains in the s tom-,
ach was ahvisott by 'her druggist to
take Chanellerlain's Stomach and Live
er Tablets. • She did: so and I Says,
"I find that they have done .me
great deal of good. 1 have never had
any suffering -shice• I began using
them." If troubled with dyspepsiaoa
izedigestilen whY not .tke these Tab-,
I•els, . get well and stay well... Fer
sale by H. 13. Combo, Clinton,
1VIrs. Hannah, Fortner of Moose) Jaw
fell Of a train .near Sudbury and was
killed. .
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver, Tablets IS ece
agreeable and ed. natural that you do
not realize it is the effect' of a,
medicine. For sale by 11,-B. Combe,
. Clinton. . • • •
H. R COMBE
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
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1, have purchased the coal busieess
formerly' carried on by Hatband Bose.
but lately by Mr. 'Danald Mcoor
eed am prepared t� receive orderS for'
all sizes of coal, Grate, Egg, Stme,
Nut and Soft, and solicit your - e Pat-
ronage. Orders left at my office near
the coal sheds or at Herland .Broe.
hardware store will receive prompt
attention.-WtIlfam-Downs.--- 70
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• utation for thoroughness. , Op- 41
• portunities are for those who •
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LeverV•Z(WiseHead)DisinfeotantSoep.
l'owder is better than -other soap powdere;.
aei it also acts as &disinfectant. •,,e.
The News -Record gives • the local
hews.
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PAPER HANGDIG,-THE SEASON'
• •has again "arrived when people are
aecoratiag their homes. 'I am Still
in the Paper Haiiing. end I-Iouse
Patenting Business and guarantoe'my
work to be second to -none. 'the
three great features in this busi-
ness are quickness, 'neatness and. khl-
• moray. My pried is 10 dents. pee
roll. Satisfaction given or no 'Moue
ey asked • for, Orders left at My'
house pr Couch's butcher shop will
reeeive- prompt attention:e4, 'Hake
Residence, West end Ra;tteelliery St.
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WE MADE A SPECIAL FPFOR
HAND A SUPPLY OP CLEAN
SEED WHEAT AND TIMOTItY.
FARMERS MAKING 'THEIR Plitt-.
CHAsgs FROM US: CAN RELY
UPON •GETTING 171-IEIR SEED AS
FREE AS POSSIBLE FRON1 AT f
NOXIOUS 'WEEDS. .
, WE ALSO KEEP A FULL STOCK
OF FLOUR, BRAN AND SHORTS;
CURED •MEATS, ETC., AND S01.-
•ICIT A SITA,RE YOUR. PAT,
RONAC4E. • •
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A. Foii-CL.:. •
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• LEAVE YOUR ORDERS: NOW •.
FOR• YOUR .SEAS011-'8:•$M).- • '
' • PLY OF COAL. ' WE cApay
oxi;be THz
,DES WHICH WH.T.. 13E SOLD •
. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRic. • .,- • . • '
oliDOS MAY 1313 LEFT AT .
'DAVIS & ROWLAND'S HARD- :
WARE STORE OR Vir1T11 • :
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W. j Steirerison-.-
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hardship to do as much for
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as you do for a 'city week-
ly or da,ily------pay for it in.
advance.
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for The. News llotitd.
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Goderich.
Mr, and MrS. Carroll of Louden
are the guests of Mrs. Ciarroll's sis-
ter, Mrs. James Hardy. TheY spent
SunflaY at tho Deeves' homestead at
Dungannon.
Mr. and MrS. Neil Sinclair have re-
moved to Goderich oil now occupy,
Mr. Robert MeLean's house on South
street. '
What are our cettle buyers doing ?
Robert Winters of Clinton has put
to grass on- the falls reserve a heard
of eighty steers. The herd is valued,
at
Canibtriitge street is iniproving won-,
derfully itt appearance, On the north
side Mr; John Macdonald has .Pat a
very heat wire fence in front of his
kits and put new siding on his resie
demo and painted it it BOW drab4
The house was built and oceopied for
about seven years 1»' Mr. Alex. Kirk-
bride, who planted the beautiful ma-
ples which are in- front :of thehouse,
bringing ethem When :sapling e from
•Bunlop's hill about half a century
.ago. •
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• CUBAN DIARRHOEA,
U. S. soldiers who served ir. Cub&
ditrieg• the Spanish war bnow -what
this disease is and thatl,„ ordinary
remedies have littlemore effect theei
so, much water. Cuban , diarrhoea .is
almost as severe and dangerous .as
Onild attack .of -ebolera'. There is one
remedy, however; that can: always eea
depended upon as will be Seen by the
fallowing eertificate from itirs. Mian'a
Jacob', of Houeten; Texae "I 'here -
;by certify that Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diat1;110:-A Remedy •curei
thy husband Of a severe atta,dle of 'Cie
- ban__ rhoea, which he, broughlboiye,
feom Cuba, tile had several dectors
but they did him no 'good. One
bottle of. this rereedy 'cured hini as
out: neighbor's Will testify. I -thank
God' for so valuable a medicine.” • Fur
sale by II. 13. COMbe, Clinton. . , •
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We must' Congratulate. 1V.irs.•••1-folmes,
9f Holinesville on entering...her 99th
year 011. 22nd May 1905, and we pray,
that before; Victoria Day is "gain
celebrated that we may chronicle 'the
veneralfie : lady as the third. ceeten-
itariair.of which' Iltirtin 'seen lionst.ond
.a Reif:inner the others .-ConserVatiVes.
Two of 'Mrs, HoltoeS' .1414i)y' reridt% in
Goderieh Dr. .W. '11..
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W. liteKeireic. Bfielow
Holmes our cuterprising young coal
and wood merchant is a grandsonof.
.Mre..•11 Holmes', andone who ee--
Yeres her very mueh' •
Mr. James Oelernen ;spent , Tuesday
et :last week itt 'Seaforththe''. guest
of reia,tives lied friends, returning
eto his home on Victoria, :Day- •
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SOURCE OP SUPPLY POISONED.
AN ALARIVIING: CONDITION PRE-
SE,NT IN.MANY , PLACES IN CA-
NADA. HOW BEST TO CORR-
ECT IT • • •
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ya.ny people all over ,the Dominion
are beteg poisoned slowly but s.urelY,
and that by their' pwe carelessness,
The foormay be pure; but digestiofi
is not complete, and 411 that is not
digested rote' and feernentsi'giving
off the most violent poisons; What
was. intended to, estain life reatly
turns into that whieh destroys life.
,The temperature of the body is a
little -over 98 plegrees. Every Particle,
of undigested food lies in the stomach
and bowels, subject to this toirmiera-
ture, which is as high ae • iff• • the
sun on a hot summer 'lla,y• IILIS not
necessary to explain' how quickly eueh
heat will decompose dead matter,
eitheranimal or vegetable; •
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The Stomach and Boards must be.
get will do it.- Dr,
Leonhardt made his Anti -Pill speci-
fically to eorreet these conditions, and
it has never failed when given a fair.
chance,
50 cents, MI druggists, or The
\Wilson -Pyle Co., Limited, Niagara
Pelle, Ont. Sole agelate foe Caphda.
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The Wingham
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WILL BE OPENED JUNE
IST IN THE SHAW BLOCK
eseeeeleeses.
ee; e -,•T 11 It, EN COURSES
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.0 -Shorthand and Typewrit'ng
--Telegraphy
Night class given spetial attention.
We make a specialty of individual in-
struction•
Per further inforntatiOn apply to
N. Reginald Pletelierw 1,1r
twatioN hworrom, mauler.- - b
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The News of aoderich.
lobs rguise A.. Snings,
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Corespondent
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•-••e.
Oa Victoria Day a fine .garne of Mr. A. .1) McLean underwent an
tennis was played oa the bowline operathia in London about two weeks
gre,en end after the games were ovea :age. for .appendicitie, from which lie
1VIesdames Eliot and Hamilton gave h.ae bee a suffering for Some time rim-
a. tiVe o'elock tea to all the players decien
ri,ngaan eiortee triaostyinoletii)texceeriirn
.me.eeaey•ti41,ros,-i
andtbettraittaleesalsHm
taidey Harrisor. left ' his stay •at the hoepital.
for his new position in Toronto on Mrs. btephen Iliusteael of Holmes -
Saturday. kle • had not the luck to Ville, is the- guest of lite son, Mr,
bring hoMe a gold, medal 'Irani the .1•Ienry Halstead, and his wife.
College of Aiedieine, but he is a very Mr. Eagleson spent the Olth paint -
clever youngassistantiirg his verandah which will add,mucli
Miss Hattie Harrison waseaccomp- to the beatety of his reeidenee.
aided on her visit to her mother on Mr. end Mrs. Szneethspent the 24-th
Victoria, Day, by lier little cousin; in Berlin,
Miss Dorothy . J3ain of Woodstock, The 'IVIisses Whiddon of BaYfleld
They returned to that -city 1)11 Thurs- teem to town today,.Ji.ne 1st. • •
Uy. The county Council will held their
Mt. and Mrs. Theodore J. Moore- sitting in the court house next weelc,
house of 13ayfield were in• town en arriving en Tuesday, June Oth.
Empire Day, . On IVIonday evening week Rev,
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We not think one pas was unfur- Donald ' McGillivray gave his lecture
led ia town on Empire Day, not even on China in Knox church, illustraied•
the G. Ci; L banner.. • by moving pictures. Ilis lecture -was
Mr. George Barry spent Victoria a brief history .of the Boxer war,
Day in London, the guest of his eon., recently waged in !China, in 'which
Mt. Joseph Barry, ' IVIr. Joseph Barry se many missionaries and professing
now :Carries oti business in. the For- gelticraisitiyienethowneroeN-v•latilelerd. 4iiiiii)eressblawnywd
est .
city tot himself. .
• Miss Lizzie I3arry ,pert the holiday had her seal imprisoned becattee he
in Toronto with. relatives. ' was lenient to the Chrietiane. Only
.Mrs: R. Buxton, and neice Miss Itley .onetievernor of a peeve/me would not'
Fisher, drove to Goderich from the obey the mandates of eheeDoWager,
Waverly House, Clinton, and back age thereby sheltering the Rev. Domed
ale on Saturday. • 'McGillivray mai Many ether mission -
Mr. Elroy Fisher le one of the ',rowAries from. her blood thirsty revenge.
of. the Steamer M, A, Hanna, which A great reform hag -since. arisen lied
runs between Duluth and Buffalo. .Christiaes have no fear of 'death or
Mr. Havey Fisher Seeat, a week. imprisonneeat, But ChriStienity yet
this month at • the home' ofhis pee- only fills a little space in the. great
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Joqoph. Fisher, lie area China, covers. Shanghai is . the
is engaged with sortio. emelt, men . in greatest : place eow of inteeest • 'ia
West Liberty,'IoWa.. . - • . Chin.a. All 'war advices.00me ' from
: 1VIiis Hattie Denogh left on Thum- Shanghai.. The: lecturer IS so :.in lave
clay. to spend some weeks la Tennee- with China and •the Chinesethat we
see, Where she will . betheguest, of think he would feel happy for a
her . aunt, Mrs.. Joy whole night dilating epee its. joys
Thursday .of this week will be Ase and eorrews. The church was crowd-
emesion Day; Holy 'fhtirsda,y.:. • ed and $40 netted by the McGillivray
Saturtleyis the birthdayof the .Band of. Ktipx church by the leCture.
Prince -Of Wales. •- • ... • ;• The W, 0. Te U. met on Mcaidaye
The Woman's Institute:will • have May 22nd. The officers .all in, attend -
the honer' of celebrating • the day .at Once.... They would be thankful toeny.
Zoint Farm, pessibly of not being of .oui citizen's Who May have :good
cognizant of • the . "pont ." . • magazines to .spare to give .theinse"
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. Mr. and Mrs: William • Teetheveity me te .dietribute amongthe lumber-•
arrived Irani Belleville to .spend men. •• • .• . •
°Oh • pay at the residence Of Mrs. • • On 'Pridayee May 19th, •the steamer
(Cantain). Tretheway. 1VIrs. Teethe- Emerald Cleared for Point • St. ignain
Way • will spend a. • cpunle • of . weeka. after dischargiegher ceego of Coal
herd but Mr. Teethewa.,y left On 'Tlitte- at' the '• weterewerks,, .The :Noreman
• and: tew,'.McVea,, arrived on Ttieetley
TIM' G. 0.. I:. chose "Empire Day • on .of last. week .froin Thessaloh. With
which to held • their . reports. Thelad- full .eargoes ecyf lumber for '• N. •,& A.
ies &Wand. the •suirshiro _on the grane .Dynninte. TheBewhian and scowiTleft .
stand as no• paraeal was to be seen. on Friday., May lath, :for aorthern
The games were good, but :we were 'Dente .after • tinioadieg lumber: here lux
very., sorry to lean', that very fe*.•••• of ehe. Organ facterY, •
the .. Parents..attendedi • and very, .few ; Albert , E... die:Ilan, organist • and:
'Members.- of the 1)lOkSSiOflS PUhiis eehductor Of the Principal Methadist
the Iplio Wing -4011g- a-holiday.was. the. Londen,-reeetreeHgteateprale
cause of the seeming :indifference in, Se , from • the Mait and •Empireefer his
dieated by • their abeeneet The yault7. efforts in conducting on So. grand . a
ing waieexceptinnaller ..fihe; and how•. scale: the Elijah -and Fant perforrii,
young A. 'Mel:arson 'could. jump 'over: a. ,ances at • the fieSt annual May enusleal.
pole 8, •Ite-lia. htele• .s.o• edatlY,seemed festival , held in Lond.eni • Healways
a •.inarvel A Andersen: ,Won, , but assisted his brother.. Henri 'jPedan,•
Willie Cantelon • thd vciy well. The when he was peganist of Knox ehureli
pielea-back. rage washotly; contestect; • and We .epageritulate him„Upon the
_but • 9.14Y.....0.kenaletye v_eveoliee and:, telley,_ honor he niewetreiseyee • • • • , . • :
were not first at :the mark,ebitt they it is with much tegret We are call-•
won on the home, Matta* The Obstae ed upon ;to; chronicle the death of
ele race was a...novel one. j. Worsen lyfre: Walter Hick, late of "Chestnut”
and .A....Chieolin,wen. • • :Th6 Sac(c.raed, •farni Huron- Rood' at the resident°
•evae, • as it always is. the moSt laugh= .of her son, S. E. flick, Newgate St.,.
•ableandpieturesque gaine• 'of all, ,on. Friday morning 1at Carohile
Walter: ,Saunders and 'Clete 13 wee tz Skeanes . • was -• born: in Kingston on
Were the,. wintiets. :Driving Spikes,....' .ta •12th..April; 1825, and tiearried .Wal ter
Which the etrls fell •heies or •heiress, Iliek in the same city , a few yeaes
was 0110 of the•eiecitine gOnies. before :settling be '13rocie • 'street,. Gee
Ida .flood •alWa.YS Woe '71st :peize since: .ilerich• • kr, .eliek, thought • to*h life
the,t• contest :was .14;tirOcluee4,. but :this" •too quiet 'so Mrs.Thck .onsented. to
year Mise Ella Goldthorpe° supplant- sell the ,town, residence and • buy
ed 'her, 'taking first prize and Miss esteirt".' !arra: 'Me which they prospar-
Ildod second', . The. girls' leyeicle reap edfor meny.years... • • Mi and .Mis
was ,won • by 'Miss. :EVelYri Macdonald Iiiek were:the :first 'members -of. the
,l.st and 0 t4o1dthropc 2hd.. .New Cenneetton .Churehe Brookstreet;
In : the ..boys' bicycle ,taed• Prank, 'Doty IA :the' building of whieb. they : eon:.
won Iste. priie; and' Bert alcCreath tributed liberally, but Ained the aM-
2nd..:Bert McCreath:' has a Jong .list akamation" of the different 1VIethodist,
of 'prizes . to his name as also Sam; bodies Brock..Street chitreh.Was• sold
Bean. The .,ChOmpionehip.:(sr.)., prizes to -Mr.. ROberte.McLean and is now
Were a set of 'Carlyles' Weeks *On by :the. property 01 Mi Doty Who earriea
Woraell, and a' set .of DielienS' on his ' engine works in-the:building.
Woelcs won . by ;Bert McCreath..Put- .Mrs•. flick stiffeeed of late from ha-
ting . Shot Was • added . to the girl's Vous . prostration • and her physieian
priees tbii year.* Nellie Colbierne won had • 'family thought she might rally
fitet prize and May Stoddart seeond, With Change .of ati,. so she was brieuee
In the audilerilim of the •Ct: 0 1, t. ight into • tewn.and every care taken
8 „P; M. the pries were, distributed. ef her by Mis 5 1J Hick, hey:eon's
Greet .merriment was causedby the wile..But in Spite Of, the. °are :of -ail
gifts received' by smileof the ...tilde • her friendS'e after thirteeni weeks' pat•••
eietSrr.otablf a- fruit cake fill to tsso lent suffering- the angel:death eeleas-
Members, a hag o1.. flew: to. two c iti, ed: :her efrOm_lall•. earthly pain ,
ere, -.(tiee in both. Ceases,) The gifts their .Works shall ye lelow them" was
ftohris tyheea.rov..woojellgi.e. More valuable . aPPliOable a.• high degree to • the
heretofore, in. the. greater nuxnber .of •ew.eet and
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cases,' Mrs. Fields. made the present- Walter d 1
htiOn. A'good program was prepated Sons. sueVivc her, On her oasket was
Miss Dylrii presided laid two hairdsome tributes; a- lareee
at the Piano, 'Dr. eLetoitzel I sing lovely casket hospiet. Of pink and white•
"Down in the Deep,". -and the Wes earnationsi 'tribute' from her family,
were truly "deep down." Being teed, and h lovely casket baguet' 01 pink
ly eticoed he sang -"The Old Soldier." roSes. • and. 'White caenations'tribute
itoo•well Rutherford., 'welt° a yoeth, from her .peice, Mrs; 'Fred. J.Putt
ie. a barn tenor and sang "All Aboard ham. The pallbearers were the' three:
for Greenland" ia a.very clear voice,. sons,. IYressts Frak of Torehl*, S.E,.
IVIi.se Thiree Lewitt played a very of toWn and Walter of .."Chestnnt"
prei:ty piano ."God Save term; and :grandson Reginald' Hick,
the Klee' finished the priegrane of Toronto. Rev, Mr. Ita,ene officiate
Mrs, • Da,vidsoia Superintendeet of ed at house and Maitland cemetery.
the Plower Mission would deein it a Mrs. Frank Ilick (nee Mies Emily
favor if sonic .boquets would Le giv- Mellish) Sang ."The Silver Chord" ate
en. her on the -morning of jtaie 9th, :ter the service. " The funeral took pla-
(Friday, of nod, week,) -ea on Sunday, t.tite a large number
We Welcome Mr. William Coutti,sot Of 'Carriages forming the .funoeal cot.
of the late Gordon' .Coutts to his ()id tege. The relatives from a. distance
home. For the past six years. helote Were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hick .ana
resided in Virginia,' where he was en- eon Reginald of Termite., The late
gaged in. the plumbing andeeeteem- 'Mrs:. Waiter Hick wa' a sister of
fitting trade. After: leaving Goderich the late Mrs; Prowls Somali who
he was • for some tithe .engaged with died some years ago,
his brother, Gordon Coutts at Clifton
Pi 0 r ke, where he carried eit an exten-
sive plumbing bueiness, but for tho.• •Tremeneby Desneeess/NG
Nothing can ause more Pain and
more -distress than Piles,
prized the Clinton business men by No Wonder many Pile sufferers saY
reaching that toWn so early or. Men- their fives are burdens to them,
day 22nd inst.', with it half toil of Ointments and local treatment may
goods for them,exchanging it for relieve but earinot cure. .
another halt ton, which With hitt) tee DP.. Leonhardt's iteln-Roid is guar.,
eched Goderieli at 11 A. M. anteed to Cure any eeee of Plies,
MrS, Colin Campbell left. on; Thurs. 11 Item -Rohl 'doson't cure you, you
day for a six week's toiir artionlef thj get your money back. •
Sairrolomans Institutes Of Eastern "Oat- Heite-itoit . Is a tablet taken 111--
ternally, thus removing the eatiSt, .
Mr. Robert McLean will now have $t,000.00 guarantee goes With every
ats to rent on the old Crabb block.. sale,
A month's treatment for $1.00, Id
enants are plentiful. The old pridie
brarY, and masonic hall are now all flrtxgists ot The Wilepte-PYIe co,
eing fitted up for their .0eettparter.. Littilted, Niagara Palls Oat,
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Gedericti.
• Mrs. James Coleman spent Tuesday
with friends and relatives in Seatorth.
%Twit
it glorious. month May is. The
morning and evening air itt. redoleat
with tiae. perfume of bloseonaing trees.
We had a little frost one melting
last week,. which gave peat anxiety
to ye gardeners.
MiS$ Yule is book-keeper at Mr.
Yule's Electric Light De,nit, King-
ston Street..
Mr. James Addison, "of Mt. Forest;
was the .guest on Vietoria pay of his•
sisters-, Mrs. Robert bleeiew and Miss -
Addison.
On Sunday the water at the bre&e.
wa,t'er was so smooth Olt ' the .first
crib_ ter the breakwater was sunk.
'Oecirge R. Dolan B. A. olessical
master of the Berlin Collegiate In-
stitute, spent Sunday In town, th)
guest of J.. J, Willey of the 0. C. I,
Imre.
Mrs. Alex. 1VIenzie thee Nettie Kerr)
and little daughter, Miss Nette, of
Holland, 'Man., are the . guestsof the
former's matt, Mrs. Lewis Elliott. '
On Tuesday- evening of last • week
a, very quiet. but pretty, wedding took
place at the residenee.of the bride's •
parents, the contracting parties bein
HGg
attie „ eldest daughter of Mr.
alid Mrs. William G. Ramsey, Nelson,
street, and Harry Iceman of F.
Darlow ifolnfes' staff, .late of Lon-
don. The bride was given awayby
hi
her father, She was . dressed n h
very stylish costume of pale cream
crepe-de-chene over a drop • Ott of
'pale ye•Ilow, the *corsage of her cos-
tume having a yoke of pale cream
.Oriental net with wide .orien al pale
eream'lace, trimming both yoke and
sleeves. The skirt, was plain . but
tucked lengt.hwise. In her. hair the
bride. • wore:lilies of the valley *and
chiffon. rosette, •Little* -Lillian Ram-
sey, youngest:sister of the bride, .acte
ed as flower girl; earryirig a hand-
some haskdt Of flowers in which the
wedding ring lay, and was dressed hi
a pretty .erimeon• silk costume trim-
med with white ye:helmet's over it
drop .skirt of a lighter- sheelee Rev.
W. H. Graham • performed 1116. care- .
mony, . Only the bride's' family weie
presents The bride's going -away- hat
-Wes of white . fairy etra,w trirrimact
with an emerald' velvet hand,. eurmo- •
tinted by a puffed row of white satin
ribbou, broad white scarf Strinesand,
some gteen foliage .Ote:side of crown.
T.he• bridal party took 'the early train •
on Victoria pay -for 1.31ora,; where the
groom's. parents,' Mr, and. Mrs. -Jam,
les Keenan reside; rettirning on Thurs,
day to the bride's heine,•' Whore.itt
.,8 P M a. recent/ea was held in.hon-
I pr of •.the .happy event. . The drawing
. and :dieing' rooms were .prettily dee
aerated with. flo.wers es • well as the .
table •it .which the bridal perty: and
thirty guests iverd seated. •The wed- •
ding cake was.. ;placed. in the eentre
•
and the supper. wasa, most recherche
ofie , with. Ice cre.ain .elteits ac-
cessoriee: After stonier the gtiestS •
amused • themselves' with 'netelc, genii s..
end repartee. The geetio-Vs prose nt•to
the •bride was e, yalumble rine, . wed
to the., little flower girl,- A •beelutifully,
chaketgold heart ippencleet VI a geld
.neeklaCe: The ..guests 'presented the
leride withsome eery.. fine china gif ts:
At peeeent. Mi land Mrs.:•Keenaii .will
—reette-wilireMetelyfrae--Ranise : • .
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JUSTIVIIAT EVERYONE . . .
SHOCI.D. 1)0.
:
Mi J T: Barber of: Irwinville, Gee"
always keeps • a bottle. Of Chan -there
lani's Colio, Cholere and Diaerhoea
Remedy. ,. at . hand- .re.ady for instant
pee.: %Attacks of • colic,. cholera Mori,' is.
and diarrhoea cathe 'on so suddenly •
that there SS no time to hunt doe -
tot Or go to the.sfere for liedieine,
Mr. Barber says : 91 haVe. tried Cr-- '
an-fh.erlain's Calle, ,('holera, and Dia r-
lioea:Reiliedy which is' cno �fthc best,
medicines:.1 Mier sin' 3 kedp
. bottle" of it In my room as, 3hese
had several attacks .df ColiC mid:. it
has proved to be the best .reinedy
evet used:" Said .by .11, 13, Combe, •
Clinton. . • ',••• ; • : •• • • •
June 14, 1905
Rheumatism
Is one Of the constibstional
disease*. it manifests Itself •
in local aches and pansy:— -
inflamed joints and stiff •
muscles,—but it cannot be
cured brined applications. •
It requires constitutional b
treatment acting through,
the Hood and the best 'IS a
course of the great medicine
HOod's$arsaparilla.
which has permanently
cured thousands' of OM.'
For teLtimoolois or remarkable cores: "
!and for • !Wok on P.,heuntatIona. No. 7. • .
Co.. Lowell. Maw • •
widow of the late Piro Chief Aitchi- I
5(10`17 I-Fanailten City Council has !Wuxi,
recommended to grant $1,000 to, the
The bodies of John and Thomas
Knapp and Philip Troutman
,
missin.g
since April 22* last, were taken from .
the Niagara River.
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Lewis 89 Clark Exposition.
It is a noteworthy -fact that the •
Lewis and Clark Expoeition is the
first world's fair to be held we et
of -the Rocky Mountains which hitt
secured the ei.d of the Government.
"And it is also surprising what en,
interest ie manifested in the Rlipere-
tion by •the people Of the Eastr iwy
see in the Exposition an opportuni..y
to visit the Western country at a •
greatly reduced expenditure of money,
and not only see the Exposition it-
self, bet view the, wonders of o...tr
Western country, and witeess tlfe gre- •
at resources of the Northwest and tho
oppertenities afforded, The Greit
Northern Railway passenger depart-
ment has been flooded with inquiries .
as to the Exposition, and it augues
iwhewlelsituiis
or'abiygeatrr,vel through.the Nor-
•.
Calgary's new. seventy -416 thbuiand
dollar school', Was opeited with appr90
priate ceremonies. '
„ .
SPRAINEl) ANKLE, STIFF •N.tcx,
1 AMI IIIOV1 Di R:
These are three common '
for which Chemberlain's Pen 13•iim
is espeolailt valuable- If pheniptl y --
applied it will save yeti lime, money
and 'Suffering when troubled with -any
one of these ailinceie. Per gale by
IT. B -Combe, Clinton.
Goderioll,
.111es. Wilson has returned from -Tor-
onto front spending the past .seakin
the guest of ,her daughter. . . ' • •
• Mies Robertson of Trehearne,Mati„
aceonepenicd Mrs. Menzie. ort her visit
'here and is the guest of ha aunt,
Mrs. Lewis Elliott.
We noticed. on Victoria Day, an aut-
omobile Outside the British Exchange
which those days in • not considered
Unusual, but we never. thought that
any accident Was eonnected therewith.
The automobile is owned by Mr. Mite
chell Of London who brought.; a party
from the Forest . City and Seafert1i.
along with him to sea our lovely
toWn, Mr. Da,vid Lawsof Colborne
was sitting in his rub.ber tired buggy
at Wilson's Drug store, and the stage
team driving itrottod the square be-
came frightened at thebellitt!rent
look of the "Automobile", and ran
away. overturning Mr, Lawson's bug-
gy, throwing hirn out, .1 -,Vat the liOrse
drew the overturned buggy into thc.
seltiare, running, AgninSt a, tree, strip-
ping it .of a quantity. of • bade an
making a wreelc of the carriage. • l'he
horse was captured on . Vietorla stre't
and the stage horses, which were
minus their driver, started off with-.
out .hinn, were eaptured at Dean's
store. Mr. Lawson it may he rem-
embered, suffered some time ago from
an operation' being performed on his
beg., and it is most regrettable that
he suffered ' so serious it misha,P so
soon after, but we trust that, at our
present writiag ho iS none the worse.
The tititoMobile Was going very slow -
4r gouhd the spate at the Hine,
• 4..
teee
•
$1600'
ROLUVI trip
GODERICFI to
DETROIT
TUESDAY, JUNE 20
Return therseey, funs 22
STEAMPR GREYHOUND
Two Days in 'Detroit.
' Ayer, Vsen.
Agent
ee•
Chi id ren Half Feeee
One Way. with Baggage; $1.00'
The Special: Excursion Train
will leave Stratford and way
stations th to -Goderieh Thaiday
morning, June •do. , •
From Wiaghatrr .a rid way
stations, take month* train
JuircesnixeCtiergeat-Olintrin
(7.40 e. MI.) with Special Train
for Godenele •
Returning •
SPECIAL TRAIN 'LEAVES
GODERICH .,FOR 'CLINTON:
AND WAY STATIONS TO
STRATFORD ON ARRIVAL
STEeilV1ER THT.11eSDAY
. NIGHT ' • *.
,
GODERI.CH BAND
MOONLIGHT
8 pall,. Miele, JUNE
- For. Detroit
Leave Goderiela for Detroit 8.30
a.m„ Tuesday, June eo, Canada
Time. ' ;
Return to Goderloh
Leave Detroit-foreGoclerieli'l p.
ne, Thursday, June 22, Stan-
dard rt.itnieu.rn to' Det;
eteit
Leave Goderieli for Detroit&�
amt., PriclayJune 4, Canada
Time,'
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!rmitimistweigisszeoge
Wheeling Willtee (No. 22,171 'in 'the
American Trotting Itegistear) is a*
beautiful brown will bleak mane mid
tail, He is a straight trotter ivitW
good hock and knee action. Ile stands''
15-2 and weighs 1116 pounds..
Wheeling Wilkes was sired by 'wheel.-
ing Wilkes (No, 7,701, by Geor, o
Wilkes (No, 510), dam Lady Eri.
WIleelinp.,- Wilkes' dam was Ailenullt
,Capoid (No. 10271, dam Aileot by •
Cuyler,, • * • • .
1he:12n•.0 W'llees. will stand ' for the
improvemcnt of stock at his own.
etal)te in Varna, with the exception .
of Wednesday of each week when be
will visit Grand Bend, filossenbury's
Itotel),' stopping at, Zurieli and Mt.
JoeePli, Terms, $8.00.
ingaus, owner,