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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1905-08-31, Page 2Climatv News41.4(y4 Fre.. Gifts of Toilet Soaps Use 4VNIAGIIT SOAP 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 week. Users of SeNLIGHT and CHEER.I:rUL 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. • Woo LEVER 'BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO. CANADA. Always Fresh. OUR stroqx OF DRUGS ETC. WILL ALWAYS DN FOUND FRESII AND UF - T0 -DATE IN EVERY BR - ANC'', AND WE INVITE . YOU. TO GIVE 1.IS A CALL' IF YOU WISII TO PROCURE • ANYTHING USUALLY FO- UND IN A. •FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE. loworporros ikagemsmeassassivameimms.mr A little forethought may .save you no and of trouble., Anyone aho makes it a rule to keep Chamber- Iain's Colic, 4. holera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand -knows this • ti be a fact, For sale by 11. B. Combe, • Clinton; H. B. COMBE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Red Cap=-600ftto the poun 1 Deering--650ft to the pound I have s. large stock on hand and my prices are the best. - J. A Ford ••••••••••••••••••.P4104a. • . •• • 4.'w' • FALL TERM 'OPENS. • SEPTEMBER, wym • • k''nflENTRAL /,•1 4 ,4,0P • STRATFORD, ONT.. • , • It pays to get a, business erl- • ucation and it pays to get it. • in the .school -whieh can de • • most for • its students after :+ • the graduate. • This school 4a. • recognized: to be one of the he- • • st Business Colleges in Cana- • da. All our grailnates secure • positions. Business Colleges • frequently apply to us to sec- • • ure graduates as teachers. • * • Write for our free catalogue. • • '& McLachlan, • Principals. • •42r ****************+***** The Northent Navigation, Co. Ideal Tourist Weather. DOES GOOD FISHING ATTRACT YOU?• • a DO YOU *ANT A WATZR TRIP ? DO YOU GO CAMPING ?.• FOR SAULT SRE. MARIE AND MA CKINAC--Steamers leave • Col- lingWood 1.30 p. in., Owen Sound 11, p, in., Tuesdays, Thursdays• and Sat- urdays. FOR POINT AU BARIL, IPREN- CII RIVER AND K,ILLARNEY.-- Steamer • leaves CollingWood • Mon- days and Fridays at 10.30 p. m; FOR SANS SOUCI AND PARRY SOUND—Steanter leaves Penetang 2.45 p. week days. FOR SOO, PORT ARTHUR, AND DULUTH--Steanter leaves Sarnia at 3.301a ro. IVIondaya, Wednesdays and 444ridays. • Tourist tickets &cap rates to Georgia:41114y, take Superior and All ' Over. Literature and tiekets on apPlica- tion to all Grand Trunk and 0. P.R. agents. II. H. OildersleeVe, Mgr, Collingwood C. II. Nicholdon, Traf. Mgr., Sartba. • 11,...ils,14•4•11•1••••••.1.0.••••••••••......, Goderich. , Mr. DelVfille will now rent the. fine large residence •on Mr. Mee.aughan, who • is' about remo.. Mg to Isoronto. The Misses dVicCatighan have positions in Toronto and wish their' parents in future to, lime in the Queen' City.. - The. Woman's lustittite will Meet at tha ref.:them of IVIrs. 'Bedford on llitiraday neXt. We trust thatt there will be a -geed attendance. - • 'Mrs. Currie will visit he relatives in London during the fair there. . ,are glad that the contract for the • new elevator has been giVe4 Mr Tromenhausea., of . IVIinneapolis.It wili.likely 'kn.:built. of !Iron .or".steel., Tha foundation of the old el.eva,tor was found • in • a very satisfactory state of PreaerVation, even after hot fires of the burning building and sti,11 later of the .burning wheat up- on it.. • . • The Newa-Ittaord will be sent to any address Lntil the end of 1005 for 25 cents. Send it to your friend. at a, disttiCe. It Will be appreciat- ed. • An advertisement in The News. It d brin good reilultif.; NOTHING' ON THE :MARKET 1.11Q - UAL TO CHAMBERLAIN'S COL- IC, CHOLERA:AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. ' • - This fact is well ltnowa to drugg- ists everywhere, and nine out of -an will give their eusterners' this prepar- ation when the best is asked' for. Mr. Obe Witmer, a prominent drugg- ist of ;Joplin, Mo., in . a :circular to his' customers, says "'lliere is noti.- ing..on the malketairi the way ' patent medicine which equal's Chaniberlain's Ccilic, Cholera and Diarrho- ea Rerntdy for bawd complaints," laor sale ,by :IL' B. Combe, Clinton When the' Northwest 'wheat growers get . a few thnusaad more dtaryest hands ;and a few more Miles of freit;" ht :cars life will seem to them. one long sweet song.. . • .. Goderich. I Mr, Carrick has remohett from East Street, 'to the house oMned on Wat- erloo street, by Mr,. Nixon • Stut•dy. Mrs. Durnin has 'recovered so. far; that she took •a walk to Harbor 'Park last week, We trust twat she may speedily recover her former vig- Mrs. Straton and. her guest, Mrs. Sharpe spent a day or two in -Stratford last week, preparatory itnoe Mrs. Sharpe's leaving for her ho in •Sarnitia We have to thank. Mesda- • mes Ileaford, Ga,tetiby, Black, • and ;Johnston for •presenting us with bo- aucts lea'. Mr. and MrTalluritingston of Maya- ilttai re at the Nene of Mrs. Wyatt. Mr. Burtriagsten •is :one of Mr. Pig, gott's; staff. " ..:Miss Rea Of Walton is isaending 'the Season with her sister, Mrs:Small. We regr,et -to-learn that Mr. George. IL Fowler has -been very ill at his. residence Mapleburst. He bet, quite aelighted' that .he got through the. berry and .harvest • seapclita 'so Well, het we fear le.‘ tared' 'his strength to to great an extent.' Nowt{ er : 'We truat that 'he will' soon recover from • his ;-• present indisposition. . • •- The .family of 'Mr. and Mrs. ja,mes •.MaeVicer spent their vacation all tegether ` at their residence •I-Iir.ess :street. It was (mite a reunion, Five. sigters, Ahree brothers and their fath- er and mailiert - health', .and . holding ..g,o041 positions, except the Youngest: sister, Wha „is . a sted- . eel. at the .Cellegiate Institute. Mr. John :114deVicar late of .Wittst :Virginia iiiser..7.1,k,,,cuag the -season With MS brat: The heavy in ti of •tbutalt r .thet tonipanictl the rain on • lito: eVen- • inga •August 2.1s1, st: tick . with greatforea lhe handsome laiok tesithnee or • Mr. Tom. McKenzie. •The largo ..ehiM- ney was deniolisa'ed elrovv.... the roof,' atid, cracked. all. tha way. davva. baseinent„ where, the liatthen is, and Sha,ttered Pretty: well the landing lea - ailing front the ''hasenienta The:: salon . of -.sulpitur was very! great.. 'One good thing` perhaph. that preyented any ser- ious dainage wag that. {lie ladiee . ef the. hoese Were sittina ;in the 'dining .roam, ;and in.et. .they •.had• closed the door betave.n it and the landing. Mr.. McKeitzie• Tan the greatest: risk of all . of being killed, for he has a shop in the, b•aaeinenti and was Woeitiug. away at hig bench; with his tools' all aro- und .. • :• Quite . number of our' 'citizens are now. Vancouver and. Vleinity.• Mr Artie; Stratton and wife, Mrs. Eaani 'and' part of .her family; • •Mr., .Willie' Relph and family, his :brother and some of :.his sisters,. Mr: and Mrs, 'Dobson and several others. • • „ Mr." Jaok Acheson and stater .Eva, are •idsiting.:Vancottaer and other ()d- ints on the Pacific Ceest. ' MISS L'thel :Acheson has...tett:reed from . her: European . tour: including a Visit to the anoient. city of Rome; ' We ate sorry to leant a the sera • . iot,s*". illness of Miss Price.; • .• • IVIles ' Hogan of Detroit revisited her relatives and acquaintanaes • in Augest.. While here she was r the guest of 'Mrs, Captain ,Lawson • and her cousin', :Mrs. Tont. Griffin. Mr. Wesley G.. 'Edward •sPent one day in leant durinaa the m•daith a Of •Auguat the guest of his .parenta,pre- paratory to travelling in .Eastern :Ontario.. . • , Mr.• Colin Clampbell Wah able. ' to drive from' his faint ..Oa Tuesday of illaossvt, Week. :hands are ,qttite' well .• 1V1iSs Kate Campaigne is preparing to take. a course Of study, as aaturse. in training at toe Scranton Hospital froin which. Misa..tegsio McIntosh has graduated. Ttivo Years oompleties their studies In, tha.t hoSpital. We Wish • her!, goad health .and good fortune. . • Mts. Captain T; Tretheway left on Saturday evat'ng of last week • per Steanier King Edward for Sault Ste. Marie, where -Mrs. Capt. 'William Tre thewaY .will join her, and both lad ies will go to Vancouver, •to visit Captain T. • TrethewaY ;at the mieea • in that vicinity. :They' will spend this month in that beautiful city on the coast. THEY. APPEAL TO OUR:: S•Ylil'; ,PATI-IIES... • . The. bilious and dyspeptic:are con- stant sufforera •and appeal ' to eur :sympathies. There' is not one of .them, .howeveT, Who may not be brought back . to health' and' happinasa Oy the use of. Chaingferlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.• These tablets in- ,vigorate the stomach and: liver - and strengthen; the •digestion. They else regulate the ;bowels.':tFor sale by 13. Combe, Clinton, • • 'Don't Throw Out That Old Carpet les good for a tong time yet if cleaned with SAP„ ...IT EVAPORATES” odorless • rten-Dotsonoue Non-initaramable COLORS restored like new OUST entirely. removed GERMS absolutely destroYed eIZINO'renevved All in a few &laments, for a few Cents For coarsest or finest, molt, delicate fabrics. Don t bsiy new silk waists, dresses or skirts because they are dolurtYhoolt_algeowt grease spots' or stains SAP -0 -REN -0 at your grocer's and save money. Absolutely' guaranteed or money refunded. Toronto . The Huffrnan &Teeter CO. rgm•iviowa• COAL LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW VOR YOUR' SEASON'S SUP- PLY 014 COAL. WE CARRY • ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA- DES WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST I'OSSIBLE PRICE ORDERS MAY TIE LEFT AT DAVIS & ROWLAND'S IARD- • *ARP.; S'TortA wryn • ••••••• Vir Stevenson. • COAL. I I have purchased the coal busineas forMerly carried en by Harland Bps., but lately by Mr. Donald McCorvie, and fun prepared to receive. °Hers for all sizes of coal, Grate, Egg, Stove, Nut and Soft, and solicit your pat. Irbliage. Orders left at lity ofliee near the eoal sheds or at Harland Bros. .hardware store will receive prompt attentiok—Williana Downs:. 70 • " A WARNING •TO moTtittts'. Too much cart l cannot be used with small children during the hot weathor of the summer months to guard aga- inst bowel troubles, As a rule it is only nect•ssary to give the child a dose of • castor oil to correct any disorder of the bowels. Do not use any substitutea but give the old-fash- ioned castor oil, and ace that 11 is fresh, as rancid oil nauseates and has a tendency to gripe. • If this (Ices not cheek the bowels ea Ch- amtfierlaires Colic Cholera. and Dior- goea Remedy and then a dose of castor oil and thg, disease •Inay be elweited in itii Incipleney and all dan- ger avoided. Tho castor 'oil and this remedy should be procured at owe and kept ready fax instant use as soon as the first indication of any bowel trouble appears. This is the most successful treatment loaown aed may be relied upon With implicit con - Mime° eVen Cates of chOltra in- • F':•if'sw..•flaraAtity.K.44.1fisaf4.? filff;WiFia4a, The News of Goderiehe • Nils* Eloise A. Slabirtialga, - ereapOndent ‘,#)(•)*®fettiA.KX:K•XliKTX,t0)6'.:;:iXF.V00 CaKiX.i.#9*®EaWa,(01,.K.af•afatlillt-Y,•)firaKA,1 Miss Vot Craig of Torouto, Who Mr. Franit Calf is a clerk in the has been for the past three weeks tile attest of the Misses Sault° of the IIouse, returned to her home at Toronto tills week, Mr. Tom. Moore of Luchno•vv is at preseat the guest of hia relative,Mra, Swift, (who has returned front her visit to friends in London. Mr. Willie Cantelon spent his va- cation iu the establisheinent of Mr. Charles Newton, Mr. Humber, p, ma says that tha lightning , came right throagh his house, nut apparently did no damage, Great soraow was manifested in Goderich when the news of the fatal catastrophe at Hayfield became kno- wn on Stuulay, A 9,4t3 and a gre... eatanlialinteut Of fftr. It:beam alew- ton. Mouday next is Lanor -Day. A grand .excursion mail arrive from tn.: vity of London. • Mrs. Charles Adaert (nee Miss blt in Horton) and pretty lit tau ilauaattei, Laviaia 1-10,aini, are the auests Oita week of liars. 6. Animate. Miss Ella Roberts, 'formerly of Go- dericli but now. of ..3tratiord, is guest of Mias llieeteete. . itoberta Joined. her uatiguler on Aloa- day and will spend 4 leVit days in town the guest of Mrs. W. Mcoreallt tit'. Mrs: Roberts lived fur years 10 Uodericli •both before and after hee marriage1. but with her late ilusaanit, at number of ;our eitizena went down:, R. leooerts (Boo) of the G. T. It to Bayfield on Wednesday, 23rd Aug.,' staff weilie to Stratford aoine yeara• to attend the funeral of the late Mr.! ago. James Feegueon. Among them was 'Pile "Petrie" which was pureham,1 'Mrs, Syrnous and her mice, miss and re-chatstened by the two enix,- 'Edith Falconer, both of wham , took prising young makines; 'ao popular ut down lovely easket. briquets of white social' eirclea, 11()IV the tug. "Two ea.rnations to lay upon the casket. 1V10,eas" quite orio.lua aatate, as Mrs. James Red, Sister of -the' de- the • owners ate Captains Aira'US Me- ccased,. presented a lovely, anchor Danald and Captain laoitert- ideisay, with "Brothel" .upen it. 1VIrs. . TeOy: sailed • fot Toaermoray last liowrie's tribitte Was an anchor and weea and we . trust that the Two that of Mr; and Alre. Robert Olara 1..IVIacks".awill attract all the fish in large Wreath, Mrs. Stoddert also at -'I Toberinclea)r to its not tinded the funeral and presented , a • Mrs.. Da. John Lawrence of I3uffalo easket boauet. A Maltese, ceoss waa' los, the gaeat of far. and Mrs. Fran, the tribute of the young inan's. •Lawrenee. ff.frg: Lawrence has been a fly, The flaw .cifferiogs were greater (oderiola.vis tor. aeveral timee before, than O'ei. itefore seta in Hayfield. A MrS. *Well of 'Milwaukee knee MiSa young Man who had inown the late Lynn Reid) is. the guest of her par - Mr. Ferguson .cathe ail the • waydewn ents, Mr. and Mrs. James' Reid,. itot- front- Port, D•over te attend the fun- :le street. Mrs. McColl has net visit - oral. It was a sad' ending Of • three ed Goddrien-rof thirteen years•. . bright. liveg. • .• Mr. CharlIe. Newton; son Of Mr. Our. citizens:were startled :to learn Clement.',.Newton, Porter's Bill, is •Ttteaday a. ma 23r4 Aug., of the Spending his vacation at his home.and news by talegram received that a. with friends in town. Mr. Nowtoa is 111 . Hale as, • .191193vs : 'a clever stutlent, :graduating.. a shed ". Will • Hale is sbot-aStitt living." tine ago Irani the Stratford •Busi- Mr: Will. J• Hate; :the subject ,of :the ness-Coliege and •is, noyv one of the telegaarna ja.. cate of :the ponS of our staff of teachers of the Business Col- toWnsmar, Hezeki.ah Hale, and Many lege. at. Ottawa with the expeetatien years ago conducted ..a bakerY :in the of !becoming principal Of Sofa° neW stand now the aket(ery ar• Roy Hera •fjollege to be 'estitblitlied .near. rison, His -firat wito 'vis Miss Ked- fu•tuie.. slip who died aoim after .hea. marriage Mr. J: Tin of Buffalo IS 'reavisiting. itt conacatienee , of. •.vvbieli Mr. Hale elti -seenek and will 'spend few days alloyed . to Michigan and reamarried with,. his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. T. it seems- the. 'shootinag Was a done by a Tilt.: ; „ • . . German :baker in an angry fit, ...On.... Miss Kilts' returned this wees, .to .Sunditty" nig.;kt . no word .reaehed tOWD her home. •at Tonawanda, N. Y,, front Mt.. • lc:lemons but on Saturday coinpaniad •by•her• little cousin, .1VItisa. Word came that Mr. • Hale . hada been ter ;Harold ". Edward of -the 'Cafe Hal- 'eor.scidits for a .ahort time and. to . all: moral: a .1 , • , appearenee had im pro ved: sonteavhat," ..',M s•s,- Lott Walker of l'etrolea while so. the M. D's• in charge' of .the :cage in fowl: Was the geed Of 1VIrs. think ho srecoyer. ' .The .family tain John 'Cra,igie, •••:. . • here haVe had a great deal, of sidle ' .111,ra.• 'Sharpealeft: tor, her home:. • it ness 'of , late, and at present Mi. a Bert , Sarnia, ..on. the, last...trip down of the Hale of . thia'ti....•:T: R. ataff just re• • :.King EdWard.. • . a.' covering• front an attack o1.. aPpeadi::, the , late Mr,„ .Ferguholi of altar , far which an tramation. , had Fieyfield bottaht his .aaal boat Somt. been performed a 'few days . before the. yearsaage Maederiald,of alma; !seriatra news reached t•hein froth Mt.. ..drighatoid ,hIM he hail: bought his (ltnitns.Mr. ilale left hy: the •firat lt", aria. Whit` they •tetined the . train after receiving the tele:gale aaaaaikinevfi build, • . , and was . jellied at Guelph by. anather Jessie -.Millet, • trained nurse -Son;a1STra Freak Hale.,: is be al• loOdatOck, ,iSagp'ending her heli - hoped 'alt will be . , „.. days. at her home •here Some •' one . said to us the a other Young Picot was • badly wounded at saw A..wholS:Itat frock :po-' AlOrrow's.:.slitughter house .'" 'A. nuin- .RtS here and 1 'wonder What waS,go- bei.. of 'knives, Were .in ha,aket. Old in hig thu". NO less an event thee the: SoMe...uhatetiantable'Way.. .stunabled Ordination .of the new pastor for the and fell 'among them, 'cutting! .ai•- 'Baptist con,gaegatign .1tere, ,which •tery andafeara were entertained. that took place on .Thurada.y evening. 41 the poor .1.my • would. bleed .tri.. death. 'the ,lecture roania.of., the ,Public . The • Messrsa Arthur hadGeo. Yule • tY-.. Mr. 'Wright, 'a..ite•pliew •Ot.Mr...4. left •last .weets on the. Hairverters' • ek- ' J. 'Wright of the: Paiti!-Houpe, earsion Wianipeg.. •' thOgentienian ordained,. the after, •Mr, Reale of, -Winnipeg visited. his noon -. a council was formed of thc. parents. last..week. looka. eXtrea . . . 1011°1011g Revertinds : P,a.gtor Panioy niely well ••: • • . • Atwood, Clinton; W. D. ..Maat-e:; 'When the GreyhoUnd domes...in next Gla.mmia, Pastor Bucitborough .;. IVIota 'week .will lose allaoUT "'• stiriamer lit Forest, Ste,* ; Palmerston, 'Peet- visitors. The season was a busy •one or Walker ; Tiverton., Niels ;. Wink' although rather .'short. . •• : -.• :halo; iVIcLean •: f3tratford, • Elliott (I)r.) W.: Quart 'tat •Clinton alai • Preston, 0, R.. J,Mtes. Rev, M. children are' at the "Rookery:" ' , • . . . Norton Superintended the ,afternoon Rev, and Mra.: Craig of Chicago convention and the ordination ger- while here wero the guests of .Mrs. viees in the evening. Quito :a, aunt- .(Captain) Parsons, who is an, aunt of bei of the other inetebers'of•tilie dit the Rev. geatientatt:. His father, Mr. ferent coagrogations attended the' or• Goa. Stewart, Was in business here' dination: Pa•stor, Walker of Fainter- .years ago with his brother, the late stint called Mr. Wright to the plat- John Stewart, and Was married :to 'form, and extended to him the hand Miss Kate Craig, a sister of 1VIrs of welcome. ie. the. ministry Of the. (Captain), Parsons, but who died at `Thi•ee Pivine Persons after •whie.h. the! her home in •Saginaatr several ae•ara. Pretty sacred duo " Pate • to 040 ago. • • - was sung by Mr. Lewitt and and ,aMiss May. Cotriell has eeturned feont her Male member$. of the choir.. Rev, 'her visit to relatives in 'Honsall ..and Mr: Mr. •Nortoti then addressed Mr; other Points; , Wright giving him 4 great many rul- Mrs. Meters: of aHenaall, wh,o waa es:to follow :in the ministry the first the ,guest - for some 'tape' of .her dam- . one beifig -"Be clear. in Your definition ghter,. Mrs. Cornelia has returned to of' words".--JfBe'eleax. ie your tetras' her home. , • ' ' qltatiOn of tratit"—"Be a 1.friend to - The 'Misses Hattie parrison, Nellie your coaarogation" an•d setteral oth Chrystali and IVIarga,rat AlgeV leak af; er ideaS to folloW. Pastor SteaS ter ipending their vacations . with paa followed, advising the new, pastor to tante and :other relatives.here left for• study ,the astaire given to Timotill; the infilinery openings at Toronto on by Thea Glory :of God, pastor Wednesday of last week. Stobs said,- should overshadoW and The Misses Harry wen,. spending the - underly all his aatioas. Pastor. Mit- „I:: vacation out of 'IOWA. Miss Barry gee and Jones made abort addreages at Woodstock and Miss: Linie Bar - after which Mr. Magee ltd in prayer. `ry at, London with her brother and Pastor Elliott read the third verse of • family, and ' at Taranto with .her the General Epistle of Jude. After couSin, Mrs. IL Rothwell. the addresses: had alb been made Mr. 'Mr. and Mrs, John Halliday of Dea Wright, knelt dOWt.... whilO the council troit •were the guests last week of. chosen ordained' him a minister or Mrs. Carletott and gra. Tom Walters'. the BaPtist Church, by the ilt11/0$4" • Miss • Edith Monk of Cockburn Is,. ion: of hands:. Mr. Wright made a land, is the • guest of Miss Vera, very brief but touohing address, On itagoaa, . • Sunday' evening Pastor Wright took mr. Cook of Clinton, soloist and for his. text, Psalm XLVIII 12-13-ar teacher of •music, was. in town • last and illustrated it in beautiful words week, shOWitig that they f•Itou'd be watch- Mr, Olivet Whitely had OA eXperien- • ful like David; DaVid, he said,'was co of what electricity can accomplish a man of foresight, a genius, a. friila on a sinall scale. I4e was driving (hay ..Ierusalent was not Inman. home on Saturday night with ' Mi. until his tone, 0,4 he With his shre- I I, —orr.s.. and the horse seeiried all at wd judgement saw how needful it Was: once to stumble about so Mi. Whitely te have • a, stronghold and saw all got out di the Wagon tio investigate, ?he desiraWe facilities J'ertisalem P03- when presto l. over he Went. No* the sessed to make. it ote. The choir re- cause of this • annoyanoe which littered the hymns "Joy to the world might. have proved a fatality, was the hord• has Come" 'and other al).- from the neglect ot some one who being 914Un of my soul." There Was cut ihneevgeury wtri propriate 'hymns, the concluding one oreubildtheweslechetraide bights t a Very good attendance. 1Viiss Thirza oonsekittenees. Several 'peeple picked Lewitt is -the organist of the tap- up the Wire which Was in the way of tist church ond it Js m•osa o.reditable every passerby, but on the night ot to her to •perfornt her duty so galls- which Mr. . Whitely oi,,•tne emitact factorilya' •'• With it an electric current was at There was 4 ecol .rnAlbery, on Sat. weak, . today night. or Suoday a. tn. Haw- IVirs. Pigott and daughter Miss 741- Vins"Hardware store ist.cs rifted. of a •gott retioned to their home in Ham- ritle,'And whatever eash wks in the ilten the second week in August. Mi., till disapPeared with it. glInrinttlys ey registered at Hotel .Goderich, shoe store vvas visited, but there wc- • The Misses Hardy hitve returned to re few' eopects In it. We trust that their respective -homes atToror.to and Guelph, They Word their visit here very, muck. Ooderich. Mra, Albert Vox (nee Miss Gatzke).• and little .daughter :Alma 'spent last week at $t. Marys,. the guest of le- latives of Mr. Cit. thifodailattely Miss Alma brotte a sniall haw (a her ankle just before leaving by re.aelita her Step while going. ap tee steps atMlire.1: '11"Oairitt.'.1•ItsW)c)areltstiatl•rteir the ergali factory, who has re t urn, 41 ft tau Tor- witta. got his hand pretty badly ane !Itli,a8Cttainwleieleka. has chanacd . 'mind about renting the- reSitienee stie purchased lately front Me, W. G. Smith and intends takinA .her eitlence there with her family. Mrrtand IVIra. W. Oliver ItIfy" nas • have returned to thair ene lirasa (ford. Mr.' 'Rhyne:4 ealue up • ta t he :ifitirtica:laislotiof his late hrother-iialawyMr. • Rev,- *Mr. Jones, the first pi•raott sent .to theallaptist congregation he• re, is Stationed et Preston.. Miss Bone of' Winaham while visit-' Mg our town, was the pleat OE the Misses Proudfoot. Dr: Gunn of • Clinton Was (WI -int to toWn- 'several times of late, proles- asionally. Per We by 11, IL Condo,' none nt out! 10"1 talent' Ill" been' Clinton, out so lido at nieitt • Mrs. James Fraser purchased the4 piano at the sale 01 Mr. W. (+Smith last week, It was • it •Chieltering and • well preserved. . ' Miss-aBeatriet, Harrison returned.la- st , week, from a pleasant visit to Stratford. ' ' Miss Bernhard oaf .Stratford was the guest the past week of Mrs, John* and the Misses Prot:afoot. . • • , The• Marine band played 'Some • ex- .naisito Irrusia 'on"Yriday everang.. to• tha pleasure of our citiaens and vis- itors• generally. • Mr.. Lethbridge •rettiowd frania- ifis. visit his _home at Glencoe. ana ffind his position last wee. in Encx church choir. • Mrs. John • Shannon and grand-dam- •ghter, Miss. :Gladys Shannon; left • .for • their home -in London.. I 'The ' .heirse' on KinaatOri: -atreet fiaaa merly alre residence of • Mr. plink and lately of Mr, Quit, has bean removed to the' lot a.djOining •the hiii., Edward itriViag house.. It . is a writ aprererved old lioU$B and now'. looks quite dignified in lig nevi pa- sith at Mr McLaren had . the 'eon- . . tract of moving it. ' Mr. IsaacaCoates left on the Hera, • Sick headache results freirca ordered cenclition .of the. atomach .aed •..IS quickly 'vercd ' by Chamber:- Mtt',InaCh and .1...dy er. 'For Sale by H. 13: C6Mbe, Clinton. Augnat 314 100$ Hood's Sarsaparilla enjoys the dis-, auction of being the great. eat' curative and preventive medicine the world has ever known. It is an all-round medicine, producing its un. equalled effects by purify. lag, vitalizing and enriching the Mood on which the health and strength of every organ, bone an tissue de- .. pend. Accept, no substit. Lute for Hood's, but, in. sist on having Hood's AND ONLY HOOD'S. musos*.4-viranwp11,04.14,..10•000{.1144iMI ' - •- • • ' • alr, Daniel waa papering, a room in his vakant huas.e when the eleetrie storm Was on cat • 1VIonday evening; Aug. 21st, He had. •the paper on board and was putting^ on Lite paste with his brush while he had .placrd the 'lamp up. the window sill. The eleetrie current canto through • the • window and 'cut piece out of • the lamp :as neat as any artisan. The electric' !current seemed to .be every- where.• • •. • It is with Much pleasure that we • received • 'Dr, and Mrs. 0, Swit'4er birth. card upon whiell. Was printed "Marjorie Helea Switzer bora July 31st; la05" accompanied by it larger card on which was prin-• tcd •"Dr. Mra: C, Switzer, Gaines, Mich. The two cards wero-a.;•. laatened with taro etedy little boys and ends of m hite bebe ribiaon. We", at •,now ed,,t.: the teoeption of • the • fa V OC froni Dr,' and Mrs. H. C. ;3wit-, .7.er Willi midi: pleasUre, .at..4 wish lite : little Iteiregs ,ev.ery happiniss in . R. Parsons of the poi.. reeeia •yed" teat weea a fine. s.ottaenir..flom Edinburgh of 1 :city. aLfpna t wila; the .castle 'aurnmenUat by: thii,tihistie and at one side the "Gerdon" Plaid . itt its eelors of green, bine' and: on'spalei•yeltow, vester'S • occurSien fee the Northwest Int• Friday. Ile has. been suffering • • from asthma and is .•'ia • hope • that., the adiange of dithate imaY be ben- CliClaI. We. tyust sp. • . • ••• (PRONOUNCED 81 KEEN) imiesoremi,ismirslams : as. M040: s,., 4:‘,04-0t. .ilim.Hfro.0... ..4.411neogWhere H iovered Be .. tween Life 4.0d. Death... • • .. . ..• . • ' • . • a , The .cause ofalmost every organic disease is traced to a weak throat • or affected lungs. The fangs. being the print- ery organs in eircelation of the blood, if they become diseased .the blood takes on impurities which, are delivered .to every. part of the•body: You sayyou. are RUN DOWN, have STOMACH .TROUBLE, KIDNEY TROUBLE,. CATARRH ,OF THE STOMACH,. 'OBSTINATE COUGHS , OR COLDS, LOSS OF: FLESH, 'NIGHT SWEATS, CHILLS, AND FEVER. All of the above are the outcome of diseased • lungs and are the allies of CONSUMPTION: " • LUNDE MADE STRONG WITH PSYCHINE• REMAINSTRONG. , • . • • MOTORMAN WALDEN, to be seen any day on a Broadview Ave. car, Toronto. Cured with'Psyclarie sbt years ago, his • lung trouble has not returned. . • Motorman VI/a/don,s Seery of1•119 !Reese and Subsequent Recovery Through • Using Psychine:,: Mr. Walden says: "Aboutsixycars ago. was taken down With: la' grippe, then • pneumonia '.and typhoid fever, inducing , serious lung trouble, rhich soon developed into consusuptiOn. I had a serious trial of • 11, and was under treatment by several pliysdeians • of Toronto. • The disease gained such headway that hospital treat- ment "%vas 'resorted to, but gave me no hope of recevery. • also spent some time in the Cenvaleseent Horne, ;but the disease 're- turned'with Ines:eased seYerity, and r'ivas regarded as it hopeless case: .1 left:the city for the countly under the belief that it weuld reneW •my, strength and Make tide well. On parting with my brother he said afterward.that "h(1 never expected tO See .alive again." -While oat of the city .1 began uSieg Bsychine, andl am' proud to .Say it has been a blessing to me. I was enabled to 'return &sine after Using it for's... short time, and Continued the treatment until several bottles had been used and I was able to go about. When 1 beganthe reined)? .nty weight had been reduced to 140 pounds—now Iweigh fully 210 pounds. Psychine is a wonderful .fleshrproducer. I do not know itS medical properties—only that Psychine,' andnothing else, has re. ' .stored 'me to health. Those wbo know me are aware of whatmy condition was and the hopelessness of ease.. There is no, medicine in the:world liket'sychipe for Jung trouble, and I tun sure if it had not •been for it I WOULD HAVE BEEN A DEAD MAW' • • • A. WALDEN, 7 Cornwall St., Toronto. TRIAL BOTTLE 'FREE tPeyelhine 19 pronoUnced 81 -keen) For sale by all druggists at $1.00 per bottle. For further adviee arid informa- tion write or call at Dr. Slocum, Limited, 170 king Street West, Toroato, Can An Education for a Lifetime • When vett attend the Berlin Busi- nessCollege,you may look for.; practical. results.• • • • . • LI give it traieing that not only. as for the best Office positions, but eyet•y subject' of onr eoerses-is of aettial, every -day usc to any man, . anywhere. • We send more stenog•ruphers and bookkeepers to good positions thnn any similar school. in Western Ontatie, "This. is. it aoth century . business seliool cOnducted on 'strict business princii pies. • Elegant catalogue frile. Enter at arty time, ' I11 1ir411' 1!i 1,11 "I11 111 THE One of the fantotieroderated!Colle W.1). EULEIJ Prinelpal.