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The Clluton NeweRecord
July6th
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cleaning can best, be cleaned by using
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It will remove every particle of dirt and make the. Whole honsc '
bright and cheery. AbsOlutely pure, and t every bar possessee re-
markable eleansilfg power,
ASK FOR THE OCTAGON DAR.
Sunlight Soap washes the dal& s white. and won' t injure nie. hands.
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OUR STOCK OF .DRUGS
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AND. WE INVITE
TO GIVE US A CALL.
YOU WISH TO PROCURE '
USUALLY FO-
IN A FIR,§T-CLASS '
STORE. ••• '
B. COMBE
CIIEMIST AND DRUGGIST -
COAL 1.
YOUR ORDERS .NOW : .
YOUR SEASON'S SUP- '
OF COAL. „WE: CARRy
THE VERY BEST tI2A-
WHICH WILL liA SOLD.
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. ,
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ORDERS MAY 13E LEFT AT. '....
& ROWLAND'S HARD- '
STORE OR WITH • •
,
J. Stevenson,
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• A FAMOUS SCHOOL • 4
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* This is the ,most Successful ,;41,
ea Commercial and Shorthand. *
• School in Western Ontario. +,
* The courses are up-to-date and: +
* practical and teaching is done. +
• by experienced instructors. Du- ' ea
• ring the past school year . we +
• have had many . more applica- •
* tions from leading business hoit- •
ia ses than ; we had. students . *
. graduating. Write for our •free *.
• catalogue.
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• Elliott & McLachlan, . *
• Principals. '41
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. I.„ , . 4SA".S.T;EM::
TO SUMMER and
T 0 1.1 R i 5 T
RES0111:,S
1••••••••holiAb.
IVItiskoka, Lakes Tema,gami
Lake of Bays MagnetaWan River
Georgian Bay Kawar (la Lakes
tipper Lakes Thousand. Islands
Quebec, Portland and Old Otchard,
Me., White Mountains—A11 reached
via the Grand Trunk Railway the
"Tourist Routh of America." Direct
connection with all boat Tines. Tour-
ist tickets on sale daily- to all re-
sorts. .
•
110ME SEEKERS EXCURSION
• -430 .00 to $40.50
To Points in IVIahitoba, Assitiflioia
Saskatchewan, Alberta.' Good going
July 15th, returning until August 10.
For tickets, illustrated litera,tur
and full information call c.n agents.
A. 0. PiatiSon, Station Agent.
P. R. Hodgens, Town Agent,
J. Miedonald, Distriet Pass.
At., Toronte.
• The News -Record gives the local
ews.
When you want a pleasant laxative
that is easy to. take 'and eertain •
to
act, use • Chamberlain',e Stomach and
Liver • taVets. FOr sale by
Combo, .
TheNew's of Goderich.
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Miss Eloise A. Sicimlogs,
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Corespondent
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Mr, and Mrs. Park. of Wine= ha- • Mrs. (Captain) Lawson has bad
ve rented the house at present mu- •quite a. 'number of ),Iisitors to titter -
vied by Mr. Joseph Whitely. • I lain recently, 'being as follows : Mr.
-At W. J. Smith's bakery the, bread and Mrs. Lennon and •daughter of
output was for week cndine 1st du- Detroit, Mrs. Wilke of Port Ithroni
Mrs. %Teazles and nieee, Miss Jeanes,
and Mr. and airs. Robert Matheson.
and children of Detroit, Mr. IVIathesom-
being •a .brother of Mrs. 'Airmen.
ly 3063 loaves. ttOn Saturday 1000
loaves were baked and sold.
Mr. Park has rented ona of Me,
Lean's stores oa south side of squa-
re for a feweller'e shop and his dan- M. G. Cameron, who is at ToVonto,
ghter, IVIiss Park, another for •a and E. N. Lewis at Ottawa, .sent
millinery store. . . letters of regret to Principal Strang`
IVIany Of the Lucknow visitors to
• town on Dominion Da.? Were from!
!Manitoba. , • •
IMrs. Durnin was no better last
Week, but We hope she will soon
'• improve.
Mies IVIergiaret Law'Son, who els:• .
ited Captain Lawson and family here
• a, few years ago and, spint a few:
days her in June and also Was the
guest of Mr. n: Lawson anti family
at Leebnrn, has returned to her home
in Scotland. Miss Lawson is quite a
tra.veller, having left Scotland lest
• year and spent the winter with •a
sister in California, Miss Orace
Lawson accompanied her as far as
Toronto'. •
• The live corner _stones .ef the new
Methodist church were laid last Sat-
erday. The . clergymen from a dis,,•
tance who •Mliciated were.; Rev. IL
Manning of :Clinton and 'Rev. R,
Hobbs of Strathroy. • The Stones were
laid by Mr. Joynt, *Mr, George
Acheson, Mrs, Blake, Mr, George Th-
oMpson and Mr. Holland: •
• The Collegiate Institute Entrance.
examinations • commenced On Wednes-
day, of last week: and were continued
on Thursday. On Friday the Depart-
mental 'examinations began and will
couterate 'until July 1.2th.
Guadry Bros, are preparing for an
extensive. livery business, havin,g pure ,
chased ten fine horses 'hi Toronto, ."
'Miss Leslie Stewart is ,now, able
to beupevery day. • . . •
The silver trowels presen.ted -to .the -
differentparties who laid the corner"
stones . of the new .North etreet
chUr-
ch were engraved with the. name • of
-each persee, each pllp having dOnirtnd
$100 to the chuech,
We 'have to thank. Mrs. *George dox
Lor a' levely beattet of teal orange
blossoms. • . •
. R. J, McEwen . accompanied Mr.
James Mitchell to • the S. 0, S. • con-
yention held at Toronto . last 'week.,
Rev. .Mre Hamm left on Monday, a.
in, to attend the great S. S. tton-
ventlon at -Denver; Colorado.
• On Sunday next Mr. V:. It; Rebut
son,wihl lead 1.11.3 a. M. Sereiee. in the
Court House and .1thv. Mr, 'Nola • in,.
theeventac'e. On the fulloWing Sun-
day •Rev. alree-Graliam will .fina,c1.1 al
the a: in. eervthe inthe. same• piece
and ••ReV.Hamilthe la . the, eve
. .
ening. : •
The seeamer Rosemount arrived ti
Kingston leSt *eek, With. '65;000 betel -
els of •Wheat .from 'Pert Wil1iLIfl•
The strawberry,,testiVal it Victoria
church, given hy. the: Epworth Lea-,
gue was. a decidedly', pleasant 'affair,
.elthetigh,not held . ',upon the • law.n
as formerly.. Strawberries aMI 'cream
With different .kind e of nice eake Were
Served- by- the Members .of I. L.
and enjoyed eery. 'Ditch by all,' Latel
a; very pleaeing, prograni was.nrestnt;
ed., 1VIr. 'Davieon .tturprised all With
hie : nee' softly • mantel ea • etelee, HI
hie • rendering of the s,ong, "Pape
comp this way" Miss Etta Davison
Von great applauee by -her humorous
reeitation.e•and , gave' a See.ond seleee
tithe. Mr. ,Sam Bean's recitations al -
'ways . Win applause and on Thursday.
eVeeiag, he was in good forth. . Mr.
Sid 'Belelter: sang hi good •voice " 1.
will know Mr. Broderialc, the
sweet . tenet' singer,: rendei ed... in goodi
voice the 'pretty,. solo "Not.'Cteo.d:bye,
but . Goodnight," The Misses Whitely
and Nicholson r'efidered a trio in
most 'Creditable Manner.' MisSes‘ Hale
and e Belt and Mrs(Rev.;) ,Geithane
presided at the organ as ticeompanie-'
ts. flev Mr. Graham'. presided as
clhairma.n. Before: leaving salt • sem;
"The .Glory Sone " • •
Mr. and MTS. D. Lawson Of Lee -
burn intend •remOving; to •Goderich
and .witt:beeupy the hoitse..on Victor-
ia street lately built by Mr. ' Jobb
Lawson 'of'Bitehanan &Lawson. '
. .
GOderieh..
"Missouri Chief" Owned by W. J.
Smith, took eecond• prim ($80) at
Stratford • races. • ' • • . •
On Monday evening, 261h June,
Rev. Weald and Airs. McGillivray
gave very pleasing. and interesting ada
dresses On their work in China. 'the
choir rendered some fine vocal music.
Rev, Mr...Andersen :presided during
the evening. Rev. Donald brought
his • large new dietionary of. Chinese
characters and their trauSlatiom.;hiiot
English which Work be said was ha-
iled with delight by all ihe mission-
aries in: that,' far off land. As a fav -
'or from tile congregation' of Knox
church, the Rev.gentlemaa exptessed
the: wish thet they would keep him
as a •worker • in 'Chine and whoever.
Might at any time succeed him.
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:Don't Throw' Out
• That Old Carpet
It's good for along time
yet if cleaned, with
"IT EVAPORATES".
• °dermas Non-nOisonens
• . Non-inflaramsble •
coLons restored, like new . •
• '•• DUST entirely reinoi,ed -
GERMS absolutely .destroyed
SIZING renewed ' • '
All a few Moments, for lieu Cents
Per caused or finest, most delicate '
fabrics. Don't buy new silk waists, • .•
*dresses or skirts because theyare
dirty or a few greade spots or stains
on them -get' • • • •
SAP-O-REN.0
at your grocer's and' Rave money. .
Absolutely guaranteedor smoney
P refunded. , • '
. • Tho Huffman & TootOr Co.
"Toronto "
•
Binder
Red Cap -600ft to the pound
Deering!,650ftio the pound
have a iftrgO. Stock. :on. hand
. . . .
. .
•• and My:piices..i are the heat.•
;:Ford.-
QOAL
I have purchased the coal business
formerly carried on by Harland Bros..,
but lately by Mel Donald. MeCorvie,
ar:d am prepared to receive ordirs for
all nixes of oaf, Grate, Egg, Steve,,
Nut and Soft, and solicit your pat-
ronage. Orders left et my office near'
the coal sheds or at Harland )3ros.
'hardware store will receive pronipt
a ttention.—Williain Downs. .70
' CHOLERA INFANT:um.
gimp NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
FROIVI ONR. HOUR TO ANOTHER
BUT CURED 'BY' CHAMBERLA-
IN'S COLIC, CHOLERA AND,
DIAE,E1108A REMEDY. • • ' •
Reth, the little daughter of E. N.
Dewey of Agnewville, 'Va., was seri-
ously. ill or cholera infactum l'a.st
summer., " We . gave her np and •did
not expect her to live • from one
hour to another," he Says, " 1 hap-
• pened to think of Chamberlain's
ie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and got a bottle of it from the ttore
In five hours 1 SAW a change for the
better. We kept on giving it and be-
fore she had taken the hall of one
small :bottle she was well." This
remedy is for sale by II. B. Combo.
on their ina-bility to attend the "At
Home" 403 give. due honor to their
old master. . • ,
On Sunday evening last the Court
House Was crowded. Rev, Mr. Hazen
selected a passage in lst Cor., • 3rd
ehap., "For We Are God's Coadjut-
ors." The sermon, Was OAP .tOr thou-
ght. Mr. Hazea said that 'God was e4
worker as He made the' ferests;
rivers,. the .fields and the flowers, the
whole earth,. the,. whole solar systexe
and boundless other systems, and he
asked mafl. to work with Him. He
did net send angels and arehanaels
us • to do good on earth, but His
own 'Divine Son,. in the form. of a inan,
a man who couldsympathize with
erring humanity, for who can spit-
Pathize with , man but men. 1.1.1te
sermon was bong but very inspirit -
lug. At the offertork trs, Melvor-
Craig sang the lovely sacred 'solo "I
heard a yoice.saying, come Mao
Mc.'' •
Mr, and Mrs. George Acheson left
on early trate o.ny foe
Toronto.
Mr. Joseph Arthur Of Dakota is
the guest this ave'ea -of Mr. and Mrs::
D. Iluelianati. • .
• The !lest appearance on our Nation,
al- holiday, Dominion Day, was the'.
unfurlingof the Stars and, Stripes,.
followed-Setne time • after by the
Jace on the stquare at the post-
offiee• teed the . other places on • the
squat*where it is alwa,ye unfeeled.
mr.:Piticiar, tote, stowed his loyalty,
and:Mr; Parsons had a little flag
unfurled .at Itis. esidence. *After a
While the Victoria beeed treated Us to
sone 'Weak ilrem niesie, AS a pre-
• lu.de to the parade-. which appeared
• later. A barrelrack of • large dixnen-
•sions • vvits..drewit 'around e..6 slitter°
to rePresent i eirette, followed • by
boyS gotten Up. clowns on . bicy,
eleS. (hie up4to-dlate &ride. Area
Iliesied. in most attractive - style,
black silk -hat and 'a big bunch of pink
peony:: rosesfastened in front ef his
suit. ' The.Procession..wentaround the
stieuare, up ,K ingaton to East streets,
and • 'beek again, to the Agrieuiteral
g4iiatila. A manlier Of'carriae,ve joint
ed. , in the parade... At. the ground's
Sanford' took • first .prize for • the
Calithumpian parade.. The panes in
the...eft ertamie,:evereeeomewtha,t, nati
with the rain• which onatteel' the era• -
clt for. the.lficycle • races, -e- For the •,
mite . bicycle race,: Jack . Swartz. toes
first prize and . foi :the,. 200 yard race
Frank Doty. Far the (;1,.'a yard...dash
Harty Hillier, wort the •p,tv(i.. for
the'. itteenile .200 yard .race jack 'Sw-
artz. •lst and.. -Clererice Young 2nd.
Jack Sweater, also led • in the broncho
race for .which there were : four •en, •
trice, Jack Svvarts. coining in firet.
la the ' "Pick a•liackl.' tight • Willie'
Long and Jack SiVarts won first
prizo and Willie. Snead and Reggie,.
Ste.neorebe.., There were five ,entriee.
etn. -Highland daneing 'eaCh daneei :re-
ceiving -a prize, ,Theyewere the .Miss-
es •Howrie; Mabel Doty; Lottie.
MeCreath., May .1VIeGuite.. and. Lena
Clark, At night. a„ dance. was given
in• a tent, Mr,. MoPliee's orchestra in
atthndande. ' Herb, ..Morris and'
some .; others in the cOmpany. took,
tuen,S, •aceOinpanying the orchestra
on the piano 'BY request .Miss Lettie.
•IiileCeeaeh •• was called upon •:the
company to dance the .HigleleadeFlinge.
On Sunday last about - forty-two of
the Orange .Order Marched .to Vietor-'
la .street church accemPanied by the,-
aad..•deirni band; each • ...inaltiber.
wearing: the ragalia • of the Orange
Order," The, PaSior, Rev. ,W..1•1'. Gra-
hate,. read before hiS.-Sernion Psalm
exxxiii, • and 12th chapter of Romans,
• both setting forth' the divine rules
to be followed by': the b,retheen'of
Christian eoticties„ ; His • text „ was
taken.• from Dent. .4, :20; ." But • . the
Lord 'hath taken . you and brought
you forth out of the hoe 'furnace, ev-
en out or Egypt 10 bo• tulip him a
people of inheritanCe as ye are • JIM:
KAM-
Godcrich.
Rev. Dr. Ure'was very low lest GO
Catarrh
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00(1040h,
• There will be quit -e a Change •of
teachers.- in the Collegiate*tail when school re -opens in September. Mr.
Willson, 'Science Master, intends to,
study medicine, and ./ . J. Battey bas
•
week. No hopes ot his recovery are
entertained much to the t'egret of
all who knew him.
The King Edward arrived from
Cleveland on Sunday at 8 p. m. anti
left for Sault Ste. Marie • a little
later, -
Mrs. Charles Chisholm and little 'ember.
daughter, Isobel, ar'e the guests of Alden 'Young of Sault Ste. Marie
Mrs. Chisholm's eLiter, Mrs. ' Tom.. is the guest of his mother VliS
.MOrith.
Bates.
treal at 1.4ond4, is at the Built of • be held -oday (Thursday) at Mrs. 1).•
eltIr. Carson 9f the Bank of Mon- Do net •forget the W. I. meeting to 1
Montreal here. -
Miss' Jessie McDonald has accepted
a 'lucrative position in Detroit. .
• Mr. C. McKnig,ht, ls' preparing. to
btitld a new brick house fal: his ,new
purchase on Pleton and, WelliaVon
streets, •
Miss Ethel Acheson left last week
to join a party who Inten&. touring
through Europe,
' Messrs. Wiseman, Moore, Jecesoe
and Kapnedy of Cillitcn visited
town last week.
Mr, Merritt of the Canoe:late In-
stitute is taking a post gradu•ate
course • at a -Chicago College, ;
Mr. and Mrs. W. MeCreath relented
from . New, York last, week and . will
remain herb for some. time.
Mrs...Donley Johnston and babe and
Miss IAllie Webeter; the former'e sis-
ter, left for 1VIaltott on Thursd4y more
ning.
. Mrs, Dr... Hincks of Ildanistee,
is spending the season 'at the residen-
ce -of her parents, Mr. and1VIrs. J.
Porter, BayftPld Read. •
Mrs. Fred. Ilodgsou and: babe, ac-
companied by :Master Roberto., 'and
Mrs. Briegel, have returned to Godevi
kit for the season where they will all
be the guests of Mrs. Briegel's sis-
ter, Miss:Symons. • ,
• The Rosedale came in or Tueeday
of last w.eek with 83;000 bushels of
wheat for the big .
Mr, R: Young has had his residence .
or. Elgin avenue painted White • wide'
yellow trimniings. Mr. R.' -Yoting is.
janitor of the 'Collegiate Institute in.
place of Mr:. D. :: Stoddart, • resigned. .
.Mesdarnes . 'Alex. Craigie and Tait
left on: Saturday, 24th lest. ;" to tat
Captain Alex.'•Craigia's staamer to
Montreal and at Quebec set sail ; for
Scotland ,Where they will - 'spend the
Mre. Gildione of Toronto -came. up.
gow, Edinburgh, and other cities,:
They, will embark on the steamer •
Mrs. -.Durbin, during her- present in-'
Fersia foe the Old. Lend. • • .
to .:rnain with. her sister-ia-law;
i'elativ's At• Goll
, summer visiting
ness. Duenin, too, ,came h
front: his boat, •on acceent'•of • hiti."
The roitglt :Cement: stone used . • for,
he handsel Ile lieW .,roSiireiice.': of.. My.
Thiaitase is voted. Mere beautiful e:hy
thoae '','Who View. 'it thee the ;' rock
faced already used's by. some nitilders.•
•Ther""At Home" given by the stu-
dents •of the collegiate .Insetteite. Was
entr7"irThr1tTantelittabieeeventte'
the S•daSoli: The colors of the .C•oile-
.giate IPS:tante, blue and ewhites: were
much in evidence,: the baluseratieS had
the ,colors wound molted: them . tend
ertus• Stacked .among ehe colors • .at
every landitig: The auditorium ealso
a.(1..its. shard draping the Ceiling, and
c.antestically Aecoratiegtthc wintlou
• Chinese lamps were . also -hut* at
intervals', adding. much: tie the bead ty
el the scene, • Iestnintental niintic wee.
funlished :before 'ilie..pretentation by.
.t he Misses 'Reynolds and Claaa Shar-
man and",Messra. Geoffrey:Holt 'anti
e:Teorge. 'Lethbridge. , •Por the presen-
tation of • the gifts to PrineiPal
atig'" and 'program to ;follow ComitY •
Clerk eLane was .OhoSed as .president
ler the .auspicious eceasien,' that gei-.
genteel, being eltosrn to conduct iVir
• Strangto. the platform, for'
ioine • months e pupul of• Mr,. Strane
at. the thee High school- 'At 9'.1p.'in
•Mr.Loage ascended the Platform
lowed. by the 'Musses Flo SelloWs and
:dean •Toni, the • •young ladies mikun
lae, ptheentation of a handsome set
of Dickens' works: and a; fountain.
pen, 'The 'address, ewhiah Was read:
very '.creditably by Mr. ,lemig before
the peeseniation, was presented
behalf of the students f the' :Goilerieli
Collegiate Institute.. The- Second ati-:
dress to- Mr, ,1-1, I. Strang 13. A. was
aced by Dr. Hdytten on behalf of
the local,ex-pupils, followed '1,y th
presentation of a 'pair' of fietd: glasses
in leather 'case,' with stivor Mete on
which Wes • eregraved "To H: 1. Six-.
ang B. A. from. Cfodericle ex -pupils, •
Strang * -s very . patch
Surprised...to find that his thoughtful
pupils knew, *exactly :what gifts would.
delight his 'heart, e,ifte- that he long
had wished ' for and if: s. that as long
is Ile. need Would give 'hint Mitch
pleasure. The -Only' ntprit he -thought
himself worthy of. claiming was that
he tatgitt for the love of teaching,
but that when he •attended School tie(
thought of being a teethe]: never
:entered his brain until the late' IVIr.
Preston, whom hu succeeded here,
had before his death advised the then
High school • Ward •16,give Mr Str-
• ang•lhen of Owen 'Sound the post tiont
.whieb ,he has filled for the past. 81'
years, itev, Dr. Vre;. whose presenee
. the "At Home" Mr. Strang • wotte
Id have appreciated, but whose ser-
touS illness prevented the Dr's Qom -
leg, was one of the hoard: most a •-•
sirous . to . have Mr..' Strang brotight
here. • After thanking all who so
kindly honored him that evehing by
their attendance and the, miens • and
ex -pupils for their Warm appreeiation
.01 hien as their teacher, he also elio-
he ef the letterer that he had node -
ad from Winnipeg to California,
Miss Lovell, reeently front England,
is on a visit, to our town.;,,
been offered the principalship or the
Alexandra schtol at Guelph,.
He will remain m town until. Sep,.
• On Wednesday • of last week the
sun shone out in all Ms mak-
ing the day a superb one: for the
occasion of the wedding so1emni4ed
at iliIehborne Place, •-Angldea, street„
the •residence of Mr. Thomas Tieli•
borne, late bf Leeburn, the contreet-
iug parties being- their eldest dangle,
day" , He .ra hook beforeead from . • •
giving 1115 sermem, the qualifications
required from ',every enentber. .of ' the
Orange Order, all or theni ,purely fat-
•thful to God and his country and to
his .fellowinem.. Mr. Graham .finieled
by the Ordex. they should
neva: 'forget William 111 and a nem -
her . Of other great names and times
of 'eities (voted. The' first hymn)
sung. waS "Worship,' the King., alt
glorious above," At • the • offertory,
'thechoir. sang "'isliained of. Iesus,"
the duo Part of Which was taken by'
„IlleSsra. and Sidney Beleher.
'While the members of the Orange'Or-
• der ' Oled out the choir sang "God Me •
With Thee Till , We Meet Again." Whi-
le marching On the church the fife adj
• drum band played "'Ile Coronation
• Hyrim."
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1Vianufacturing Optician and Eyesight \ Doctor of Optometry and
Specialist of.'.foronto Neurology
Wilibe at NORMANDIE HOTEL, CLINTON-
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And will examine Eyes and fit glasses to all sights o matter what is wrong with
your eyes, or whom you have *consulted before, if you are not satisfied' or pet feetly
fitted it will be to your interest to consult us as we guarantee satisfaction.
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ONE DOLLAR SAVED REPRES-
• ENTS TEN DOLLARS 'tAnNmo.
The average man does not save to
exeeed ten per cent of his earninr,s
He must speed nine dollars in livinr,
expenses for :every dollar savrd. That
being the ease he .oannot be too care-
ful about unecessary expenses. Very
often 4 few eentse•preperly hivested,
!pitying seeds tor his garden, wilt save
several dollars outlay later on. It is
the same in buying Chamberlain's"
Colley Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
edy. It costs but a few oehts, and a
^ bottlo of in the house often saves a -
doctor's bill of several dollars, For
Sale b n. 11. combo,
r
ter, Mardry Eaton, and Mr. floraco
Iterton, son of the late Mr. • John
Horton of Leeburn. At ,12.30 a: in:,
while Miss Mitchell struck the chords
of Mendelssohn's Wedding March the
bride entered the parlor on .the aim
of her father, evhOgave her away,
and was beautifully attired itt a Ooti-
tunie of white organdie, over dotted
•muslin; with yoke andcidfs of, all
over lace, trimmed with a narrow
nut° of white chiffon, white, earner
thins in her coiffute ar.d carried a
shower boquet. of yeliite caretatitm
and ferns, the gift of the groom. The
bridesmaid, •Miss' Rebecca, McMillan
of Port 'Albert, wore a lovely ,tos-
tume of green voile with collar and:
frontof corsage Of white medallion
lace, pink carnations in her hair at d
shower h•oeuet of pink' carnations and
fern. The Maid of honor, liletle Miss
Olive TichhOrne, sister of the bride,
looke•d sweet in her, pretty dress of
white linen lawn,• tritnmed with val-
enclenues • insertion and .emlirojelexy,
pink sash and pink al -Leon, tying her
hair in front and carrying a very
pretty basket of White daisies, the
gilt of •the gationt, • the ring among
the flowers.. The grootneman was IVIr.
Alexander Horton et Lecbtfrn, The
bride and eroorn stood under a hand-
sonit arch of. orange blesscant,. orna-
mented . in "front with .a •wreath. • -of
the same, laming aelittle alcove•in
which ' Ming a large 'colored portrait
of • ,alt. Cecilia. Ree. Mark Turnbull
• performed the marriage cerenteny be-
fore. ,ab'out :100 guests. At the cora:
elusion. of • the Marriage 'service' the
•bridal party and tile 'older guesteatii-
tend the large dining- room , where.'
two long tables Were set with 'their
lovely flowered 'damask tablecloths
and handsome' china with favors • • of
aYange blossonie. The luncheon was
gotten up in first class style with ale
the delieacies. The linele's- cake, • a
font: :Storey tine, gtoed: im,the centre
�f ehe bride's table 'alid was served,
last tothe. guests. The young ledlee
whc kindly served the °guests were alit .
beautifully: dicssed Mis Ticixerne,
dfliei•--drttirt,etittirVititrliY610i'll-;-
fill 'pewn of pale' fereentoreandie wit14
pink reeee .over it, and white flower-
ed all over lace . collet and yo'ee,
1VIrs, I-fork:el; Mother; of the groom,
were a pretty' costume of ,,bleckeeash-
moye, - The giteets from a distatute,
all relatives, were as follows Mrs,
4. Whitely' and daughter; Mrs.:, W..J.
Little, and her husband, allot :Luck_
now and • Mrs. Whiteley's. son, Mr.
11 W; .Whutely Of Chicago ; Mrs.
Thornton: and babe and Miand.
Mrs: Rutledge .00 •family of
kie,derich : township ; 114r.- and Mrs.:
Lang and daughter Irene M. Beamil.
the ; 'Mr,. and Mrs, T, W. Little, Dune
ganncat ;• Mr. John 'Cox, ex -warden of
the county, • and Mrs. G. Clutton,
•Stratford; . besides the.Leebura We-
l...lees...Fotir generaticns •of:. the Mar-
tin ,:£amily *ere repres.ented 'at. the
wedding but not in a (tired, .lit c
Mrs. Elijah Marlin; her son Mra•Iolent,
Martin e-aIdeiman hei grandson Mr.,
'Oliver Whitely, son Of, heredeeeaeed
.datighten!„.Mrse T. Whitely, and greed
daeghter, 'little Miss Norma .Whitely.
Miss ,Skireings Played some pleasing
selections Upon the oeg,an before'. the •
bridal party.' left for the G.. T.: .1t. '
station. The happy couple left by
la a .constitutloaal disease
originating. in impure blood
and requiring constitutional
treatment acting • through
and purifying the 'blood for
its radical. and 'permanent
,cure, Ile sure to take
Hoofs Sarsaparilla-
otherlataltortini.0 catarrh
are -quickly relieved by Catarrlets„
which' allay inflammation and deodorize
discharge.
Wood's Sarsaparilla,. all .druggists. SI.
CatOrriets,mail order only, so eta.
Itur testimonial's of remarkable cures
Send for our Book on Catarrh, No. 4,
C. L Hood Co...Lowell, Maw
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LAST alOMESEEKER'S EXCUR-
SION JULY 14111, loor.). •
—Wianipeg Exhibition—
Per S. S.'. Nuronic from Sarnia,
To, Winnipeg and; return $30.00
Brandon, AlobraY, and ret...32,50
Detoraine, Soaris, Ilartney -
and return • 32;85
• Regina, :Lipton and return33.75
And 'other Northwest. points in Pro-
portion. 'Spleadld opportunity • to
visit the West or :the Winuilieg, Ex- 2
hibition. Tiekets good 60 days end •
include free h.erth in second clasasta- .
te room. Second cabin meets 30 ets,
each. Excursionists May secure first
cabin accomtnotlations on the steam-
er by payment to .purser en • board.
or $8,50 each' way.. • •
.
II. Gildersleeve Met. ' .
f ox
•
" • Collingwo9d.
C.' H.' Nicholson,. Traffic •
•Sarnia,
GOOD FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
• AND coxsTwArrioN.
Chamberlain's Stomaeh and Liv-
er • tablets have done nie • a great
deal of good;" says • C. Towns, of
Rat Pottage, Onter;o, Canada. :tith-
ing a mild physic the. after effects
are. not unpleasant?. and I earl Etatont-
mend them to all who stlfee from
stomach clisoeder;." For sale by 11
B. Combe.• •
Alfalfa ' By Irrigation.
At present . coneiderable,:aethetien
18 direeted to terig•atioa in Mir •
Canadian .Weat, , as well as in the . •
.eitatepe In the Yeltowstene:;"'
Montane, an attempt been Made'
to .grow alfalfa: on. irregated • laud. •
The resur'te eta:Rained-should • be. 01
interest to out Western , farmers, as-, •
they :ere in,- somewhat' '.eo•n-
dittos. .
In the Yellowstone ,Valley the. so:1
varies "from gumbo 10 sandy loaen,
and 'alfalfa does. Well Oa all el it. IThel
following figures -show whet alfalfa
Will. do on irrigated, as. compared Wite
tli pasture on • urairrigated land
I, One acre sown to alfalfa, and irri-
gated; will produce, 10,00e, pounds or,
hay
•-• One acre., in enclosed pasture,- 500:
pounds. .
• . • •• • .
One acre of raage ,*aveeasee• 250, ;
pounds. Or, again : • : , '
' One • ..aere of irrigated alfalfa Will,'
feed tine steer' 4.00 days., . •
• One ace :Of enclosed pasture." will
feed 'One steer 20 'days: .
• One acre ,of averege rantae will feed
one steer 1.0 .dayai. ,
0.1;• putting it in the '.fOrin Of sheep,
it Will -s.hoeti is fe1lows7: '
160 acres. Of irrigated alfalfa will
Maintain 1:6,0g Sheell 'wee year:
• 160.• acres "ore. enClosed. Paettire Wull'••:
'Maintain 80 -.Sheep One yeer. •
.
And 160 aereS of ranae will
mauui-
1110 10 sheep one year,
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BUY IT NOW.
the 3 p ratrain for Stratford Wise- . . • •
re they will spend a,' few &Aye,' afteil Neweiteehe time to buy Chamber,.
which" they will return to their home' lain'S • ' t,holera, and Diarrhoea;
at Leeburn. The bride's going away Rernedy. It iscertain to be needed
Costume was,. of brown lady's :cloth SOMIer or later and when that time
with 'white silk waist :and 'hand 'Omer.Coiuies.yoi, heed it badly — you •• .•
hat. lo .metch. The Newe-Ither wiii:,need it .attiekly. ji; ROW.. It
shee Mr. and Mrs., Horten a Ica ; and may savo Itfe. " per 'Sale by H. 13.,
prosperous life," Combo
Taken promPtly. and faithfully accerd'ing to
ticiris will not Only Invariably prevent Consuniptiort
but will never fail to Cure any of tbese lesser
diseases which are 'always: the foreevanisrs. of'
CONSnCON, May 3ott4 1904.
It affords me pleasure to speak of the- merits c£ ;
Psychine, which 1 found to be a mareclotte.toitie and
tissue builder. I was taken down with a had coat,
which settled on, my lungs. In feet, 1 believe I wae
neVer free from colds foe months previous, and tele I
many of be coinmon qure-albs and cheap nostrums you
see advertised, but obtained no relief. I had then
learned that such remedies are merely palliative and
• not curative preparatiofis. Friends whetted Psychtne, and.
after taking several bottles Z becamo sound and strong
egale. • Scores of my friends have been saved melt
sulfating with Psychine, and 1 voluntarily give permission
for the, publication of' this statement.
W.. MORRISON.
Clonsumpfion.
Ps
(Pronounced fil-kcen.)
For 'sale at all drug stores, $1.00 per bottle. It your
druggiet hasn't Psychin* in stook calf. at Dr, Slocum,
Limited, rya Xing' street, 'weft, Toronto, and a large
sample bottle VA be given you free as a tot. Tie
persons. outside of Toronto a sample mailed upon
request, •
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