The Clinton News-Record, 1908-06-18, Page 5.„„
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estly and substantially built kind.
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WiWent Chisholm ie. building
qUite a. maosiou .on The lot •he pure
ehaeiect 'Irene • Mr. hIleeracken. The
foundation will be ot eoncrete and the
hbuse will be of Meek.
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Haile ot
Stretford now oeoupy the cottage tor-
merly.oceepieel by Thland Revenue tu-
elteeter• tgener,
Mr. Joseldt thole, Was called home
:rem Tont o last week by the illness
a his father, Mr. James Mole.
M. Frank Foster of tho Lakeside
baseball leegue is, we Are sorry to
state, in with t•yphoid levee.
1 ]Zr Frank Sanders Of Toronte is
Wending a couple of weeks at the par-
ental residence on Cambria Road. 0
IVIrs. Bell, widow of tie late Willitarr
Bell, was able to Orme down town
After a Ave -months' attack. of eiteto
matiera which Confined her to her
hottse.
Mr. W. T. Jackman, founder wed ine,
til reeently eropriteter of the Chilli-
• wack toB. O.) PrOgeeSs, was. the gueat
a ills old friend, Mr, B. H. Townseod
recently, .
tdes. M. H. Morris vvill leave foe
Detroit shorty th spend the month of
July with her neices, 1VIrs. Havill and
Miss Aggie Nara.
Another of our old time citizens
died in Toebnto on the 7th of Jrne in
the person of Cherles Roberti Cooper,
nephew or tthe late Judge cleopee ot
Goderich. Up to the time of Iris
'death he was Ot:oprietor of the Toron-
to salt works and a roan full of en-
teeprise. He WAS' married in Sioderich
to Sara, second daughter a: the late
Thomas Kneeshaw and since that
tine be resided in 'horonto. loesides
his sprrowing widew he Ieves one
son anti one daughter.
Mrs. S. Clark is preroxiag to class
the Atlantic. to attend the great
Edinboro eXhibition.
IVIr. Harry Belcher had his knee
injured vvhile playing football.
Mrs. TO McKee spent a few days
.last week at the residence • of her
daughter, Mrs. J, Roes, •Goderich
township.
•Exonaleor Murney has the contract
for serving ;the carntt Mr. J. W.
Smith will supply the bread for tho
Y A1. C. A. tent. Groceries and
bread axe turnished by re Toronto firm.
Bissett's dairysupplies tha milk.
Mr, Patrick Kennedy, who spent a
month at his home here this ason,
has been 17 years in the employ of
the Deward saw mills company et
Deward Mich
, • , . .
The cein.ent tlocks ' used` in budding We extend, best wishes th Miss Car
the breakwater are thirty feet long r.titilers' ct Toranto street on ege on Wednesday of last, week to her mar -
and ten feet wide and rest upon the i
cribs. .. Mr. William Young of Sheopardton.
Rev. J. A, tkoderson tied tha Itnot at
Mrs. Fred. Stafford of Marriston
the resideboe of the beide's sister, Mrs.
is the guest of her daughter, Mts.
Duncan Cameron. ' E. Bell of Goderich township. ,The
In the issue of The News -Record of kid° w°r° h" going away gown of
'
• Juee.4th' we noticed a referehee• to a
silver watch inuch prized by its own -
than ordinary prices y.im would er, hir; William Campbell .of .Goderieh
and last we* We. were stioeve a itedvY
silver watch, weighing 16 ounces, be-
longing to ;the lat•e Mr. Dunearr elc.
Laren who wrelresed it at Callender,
your money. Our prices, however,
- Scotland, in 183t, payieig "fiMe guineas
for it . which was the first. money he
axe as low as the lowest. By ever earnee. At hs death the, - late
,John 13.. Mcloreen, superintendent ;of
doing your furniture buying here the iron Works. at. Mugkegen, • Miele,
•
presented it to his sietero Mrs. Robt.
YOU not alone get the best que:ity, Colli-nson..• "`Gleeliolme", Gederith,
- who says It keeps perfect. tine. The
long silver' chain . she,' has. had. wide: ta-
te souvenirs, for her' two datiolitees.'
Mrs'. F.: 'Norinae Lewis anO 'fe,mily
have returned to town after rt. few
Cr393ICE) weeks spent 'in 'Toronto. Mr. Lewis
returned With. theth • but lhas gone back
.
to. reetune his duties at Ottawa. •
' On Sunday -.last, •it ,.'i:eleg • loWer
' ..sunday, . ReV. W., • A... Omith olf Den-
, in
fhaennTi6c(freiaac.ITtilreeatit "heie thi.aset4iacig...g46:
• an address to the S. • .. in the after-
. .
. Peon. At the morning. If ervice .• the
•
. choir *as filled w•ith -wee; e .h.e._ f •
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Furniture and Funeral 'the Epworth .1.,eogup eet In. ihe eeeio
thietO youngOileh, eneinbere.
• of the League, -filled the.enote. Belot°
• Directors: . • • • the sermon theY sang "1:TOW leeOlitul•
• .er '
to walk in the Steps of the .Sev,:plier
•
We are the sole agents for the and at the offextery,. "Bringirig in the.
Sheaves." ' Mr. Smith's evreOitig tote
Famous Hereules Springs and was •from . .St. Matthew 17..8; 'And
when they .had lifted. ep their eyc.s
•Mattresses. -. they. saw no man save jesus atly....;
- Rev. Mr. Smith preaches like the ey-
1.64 angelieti ; :hats -full- of .7.t0.1 "t: I the:
' . • gOIT$ :Men; eeneeially efithe 1:pworth
(e/i3YEESS • ..mi5. mirtae..cee,ins Ws, we ender-
,
• Leagee. . • 7 ' ' :
stand, taken ..fultehOrge of MO4, Celle'
SMQE eton's millinery busineos;
44 • . 0 We are Seery to be -allot ,teee. to '
5ET.n.f.:-.1 SHOE FASHIONS chronicle the' . death' of Major . Johe,
• : •Kaine of Gotrie; well known in .coure
• ty eouneit circles.' He o es !Doe ise. :
tor several years in 'command 4if • the
Gorrie Corepany of the 3.3rd Regi- '
• - • ment of the Muron Regiment; Ile and .
his brother eth•e late Jainee 1, eine,
before:, their . marriage' were Test n s .
- -•
of Gichlerich: and Cieelts -in the • large .
... general 0.6re. of the lete Robert, Parke ,
'Z `4% •. ekeee e •. o .
' '-e•'%'
''''hee°4h /:e
hall: 'After. MS .marriage to Miss •MairY '
on the site a the present Odilfeilowle
. Pentland, 'daughter of the 'late. Samuel
' 'Pentlaed. of the Nile, .he opened up a •
" store io Dungannon and later went. ine
to the detey OusirreSe at Garet& • font:
'whieli he oetireci 1.0-, go into i, room thee? '
i, besin'ess hi ' the banking nee. He was
.. .
an ambitions mail and wprked bard' in '
the interests at the county • as welt
as in those, of hi 'hen* He was a -
Very pieasinreonme,nion And .much es- '
teemed' be our citizens. He leaves' to
mourit his . departure his ;estimebla
. widow Who is a histet of Mrs. :Geo,
This bcautifulli ShepPard Of the Nile and a large fame
' de, of four '• sons and • sirt daughters :
designed style is made of Rev. C. c. -a clourtoot ; John- ot
fine Patent Colt with dizif &Aim s.te. marie, .. a eee,oher ; Alex,
of Big -Forks, Ont„. and Seentiel a•t''
matt tops, and is one of the • home ; Mrs. D. Sanderson, narristonl
Mts. Wille Johnston, Gorrie ; Robina,.
Wiatton ; Lucy, Fleeherton ; and Mare
. tha at home, All Attended the large
funeral except Alex. of Big Forks, who
was unavoidably absent. Rev. 'H.
MeTevisit of Gordo officiated at the •
funerel.' •
. Mesdames James F'rasee aird Williane
SPeerait tkCilAt .Qeeupy the 'towns over
llill't fruit store, ' • ,
Ilk% MdGrattan, atter several '
Sole Dealer . Clinton morithe' striy At the freepital, hasonow
. gen, to her borne'.
theho.ftes.eseseaseesesesessoemeeeroaseeasoesesoesao.e.e.osass,
*till be getting good valuo for
but also the best values.
navy blue broadoloth, with waist of
cream silk and blue velvet hat. The
parlors were tastefully decoratedwith
mewl:ails and myrtle and Miring the
ceremony -the .bridal'couple stond be
a benh° of ferns. '
' When the O. I. opens after the mid-
summer holidays it will he with three
new teaeirers, • science, matbematies
and junior,
. Our harbor dredging fieet has gone
.u to Kinceixtlio! lor :eerie weeks,
Mr. and Mrs Strn Reid Of Wieg-
ham now oecupy • the house on St.
David's elr'eet forreerly octeripied by
Mt, S. Halstead and later • by his
• brother from tolmesvilla
Mr. Willie Diedrich has given .up his
• travelling agency for the Wheel Rigs
• Co. arid is now eecretary for. that
Companye • ; - . •
The ."Irish ' Nitre", a new baeeball
club, won .in liturday's a m. pine
ih !Myth, - the score being 11 to 7'..
The team consists. of : Leonard Lav-
elle, Captain)eateher ; John tib Muir
and Billy .. Doyle, pitchers, Fred.
Ituntball, r.. field ; Russell Lavelle 1.
field; ,Jolurnie StetterY let base;
Fraihk Townsend Ordi base; Willie
&raze! - short stop. Peeoy Ramsay
was .
„The wedding of 'one of our ,
townsmen, who has for some time
reesided in isthua. recorded
in the Ttibeoe of that city in the
issue of:Juee 5th
; "Mr.. and Mrs. CharlesOleolo.'gan
annouece June .24th as 7he 'ate bf
the merriage Of their tiauglitr:t, Jaen-
te Maud Ito Athos David Cox oerreer-
ly of Goderich, • .Cinte at their horne
731.43 Stewart avenue. TheRev., Fted.
eeick Hopkins; pastor of Pilgrim Con-
.
gregational church, will oak:rate as-
sist,e1 by tire Rev. Morton Culver
Iiarteell, pastor. of South Park oyenue
Episc�pal ohurch. Miss •Jennie Me-
Rattray •willeattend her cousin as
maid of :honer and .George A. Mend
will serve as best inane The •bricial
.tarty• will be "tit home" to . - their
many friends in goilerich and relate:no •
in Gederieh township be,tweere the 1st,
. ii-erifeedt
groom elect'another, -Mrs'. Samuel
Cox, St. Patrick's .etteee.
. Metiers, Edward Gatzke and Edward
Platt of 1'letts:111g sent: Saturday
with ear, and Mrs. A.J Cox. •
Mrs; H. •Jackson of 'Stratford; who
was'•vieiting her relations in Clinton,
spent Friday as the guest. CO 'hIrS, A.
j. Cox: • •
' ate •gloid to eee Mrs. Tom Igor,
row out again 'after het late • illness,
Mrs. it, 13. Smith llsi.lji1 jelly '
from Erigland to retire' to her h:ome
in Goderich. ' :
We were sorry to Wane that the in-
lant son .of hle. and. Mrs. Field has
been a geeat little settee...a:from whoop-
ing cough, .
At the thet.; Meeting of the W. O. T.
U. it was deoicled open to hold their
meetings' . during July' and August,
The devotional half hour wag occupied
hy the oMeers here pi ,the S. A. who
gave some very good praetticel Igeeohs
in W. C. T. U. work. The Union will
serve lunehei At the. harhor park during
the lath. July celebration,
Several new steamers., mtve put in
their appearance in our harbor the
past week,
Miss P, F. Potheringham, sister. of
Mrs. Chilton ot Leelutot end '1Voleolin
McKay returned to her duties in the
West last week after a sic months'
visit with her mother in'Eltueelleld am)
relatives in .Goderich and 'Colborne.
We think Mr. and Mrs. George 11.
It ()Wier are bound to make monet out
of their VStrawberrY • Patch. 18
cents were Avert' them for the , first
yield oft lite patele
Oolberne "-Win:ship gravelling the
malh road. through Sanford, but the
military aid the • 'public generally
would sooner, they had waited awhile,.
t.,.
• itereeteet:', tote '4. :N. •
, „ 3./ • •
A Buffalo wn1pi14,14 been
ed 'to manufacture "et firjtE'OX'iliverited"
by J. 4.14. „cOtthnhtl ALTo.tottita,'On't;,,,
41rs, Motifiben of Ithslentete
0.'0, Was outraged and Murdered by.
a tramp ' last week and . the
Whole• country is being scoured for
the rniirdeeer.
rie TI•tmlue is report il from frost
in w.I tt'•
lap -to -the -minute Bluchet
styles. Although we offer
this style to you for $4.00
it looks and fits better than
most $5.00 shoes.
R. J. ChM
i ,
C. E. DOWDING MAtia er
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The AIOLSONS BANK
thl'OORPORATED B ACT OF' PARLIAMENT 18515.
Copltal paid up $;,33/76$00..01) ittmerve,Pund $3,337,,500.00
HEAD ORIPpEr #1014:1'iAl
CLINTON.
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*Bit. mousoN mitt,fildWitt .'::' t'ir t • -,--,t,i,poisent
nD H. swtisro .. . _, .. 1 • V •4 • • V ieo•Prealdent,
fit. namilaY• .J. PAkileahnt08, Ile Itleeklanel Molson,
s, Lfe-Ool ir, 0. lientbn*. .:.,..1Arttivirj. Witthetvre
lainee Ontot, General litareorsr A. D. nurntera. etiof trhoetter and Suoinin t
dent erikanohes.. W, if, brats% Inioreeter. W. W.14. Ohonnan,
J. R. Campbell, Assistant Inspsetors.
T
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SPECl/thedATTfNTION elven toisll Moriches ef ,Parmeee busecos, Salo :
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•notes CAN e dor eete ot: favorable terms.
WAItOn
Walton was the econe of a very
happy function on Wednesday of last
week when Mr. F. W. 3earlett and
Miss E. Maud Sholdlee were united in
rna,rriage, The ceremony Was per:or/n-1
ed the loune ot the hride's eister,
Mts. W. W. Smith and, was, eondueted
by the Rev, H. M. Lengford, rooter
of Brussels, The gueete from. a dis.
tanee wee: Mr. and Mre.
Searlett of London; Mr. and Mrs.
F. Seott, Luean ; IVIiss Hoelgens, LI:-
cen' and others. Mr, and Mrs, Sear-
lettreceived many, beadfiful presents,
showing the esteem in which they areide
held. They will resat Leadbury.
. .
Live Stock Market.
Toronto, June lOtle—The ereport
trade was good and agbive, but but-
cher trade a little Slow at the Union
Stock Yards today.
Prices about generally, steady to
Arm at last week's quotations, ex-
cept for intertor buteher cattle,
which were a little easier, Among
the eaport cattle offering today were
some very good quality. Four loads
of exce.ptionelly Ane cattle brought in
by Mr. J. P, Allison of Moffatt, Mel-
ton eounty, fetched as high a price
at: has been paid ehis season for
otraight loads of cattle. Maedoeald
eh Halligan sold this lot for $6.50.
Timm or our loadS of good eeport
were sold by Maybee and Wilson at
$6.20 to $6.40.
There was a good run of butcher
cattle Offeeing. The quality was lot
very. men, including a few early grass
cattle not in the best condition.
Trade was n 'slow, but as the
best cattle wait off at steady pziees
the market becarne brisker, and pretty
Well everything sold.
The total run was 64.1eads, with
1,300 head pf cattle, 63 sheep and
lambs, 12 hog, and 73 palyes;•
Ekeort—Market. steady at
040 ;: medium $5.69 to *5.85; buhis
4t� 13 $5• •
• uteher—Masiket firm ; chvicest
picked butcher $5.35 fo *5.85';• gopd
$5,100 •to' 85,25 ; common mixed cattle
steady at $a to $4.25. •• •
• Stockers, 500 to 700 porinds, eteady
at P3.50- to ICl/O.' •
• hhieefers—Good heavy at $4.75 to
• Sheep—Matket eOgy ; ewes hi to
$4,50 ; buelcOaO, ec yearling lambs
6 to 7c; spring lambs $6 to .$6,50
each ; calves $3 to $6.50 each.
Mogs-Oilarket • gteady ; selects $5.90,
f. o. b.; and $6.15 fed -and watered.
Calves—Market eloev. •
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Marriages
CRIOFIROW0LIFFir., -- At the Ont..
Street parsonage, Clinton, on June
1.7t1i,, by Rev. W. !Sett,. Cora
May . RoWeliite of Tuckersmith to
Wilbert Alien Crich, -Se:Aortae sou.
of. Abraham Crich ' •
FORTUNE-.-DOOTOVAN --In Sew.
. forth on June leth; by'Rev. 'Fath-
. .er Corcoran, Sadie, daughter of
Donovan, to Albert Fort-
' ' tine of Tuckersiiith.-
KILPATRICK—c13 In .
Thomas'. ahereh Seafortn on
June 10th, by Rev. J,. Berry;
Bruce Kilpatrick Of j-toxlmey, the*
York, to Clementine Effie], daugh-
ter 'of Alts 'Cas
FLANNERY--WALSM--• In St. •Jane
, . eO'.efitirelo. $eaforth,..oxi °June 8th,
• ey'Rev: P. Corcoran, James Flan-
:. nery to Annie daughter of Mr:
Patrick Walsh' of Seaforth.
BAINO-HILL4At Owen' Sound. on
• June llth, by Ito. Thos. Rogers,
Carrie Mills of Toronth to John
Bain of Goderieli. .• ' .
WILLIAMS.-''Ire St. Col-
' Mabee chareli. on June 9th, by.
Rev. A. McKeon, Daniel' Williams
•,'
of Thekersmith to Kalle, daughter
STEVENS e- SOOLE In Winnipeg
on June 6th, Albert Gt. Stevens
.
ot Elm Creek, Man., to Nettie
'Socha daughter of Mk; Charles
•Soole of Seaforth,
.YUNGBLIITT— SCHUVLZ— In God-
eeich on Jene'lOth, by Rey: J. A.
Aneeeson, Jute; Yungblutt to Oia
May Schultz, ,both of Auburn.
YOUNG CARRUTHERS-o On Jane
10th at the residence Of. Thos. E.
Bell,' GOderieh toWnghip, by Rev,
J. A. Anderson, VVilliain Young of
'Colborne to Mary Jane, daughter
of the tate James Cieruthers.
MeKFINZIE GRANT -e In Cc:dr:rich
on June. llth, hy Reit. J. A. And.
ersen, Kenneth James McKenzie
to 'Annie Maggie, youngest daugh-
ter of James L. Grant. •
SAVAGE-OlVIICHELe- At the manPO
Cranbrook, on Jude nth,* Rey.
• D. 13. McRae, W. J. Savage of
tloquaerin, Washington State, to
Amelia, eleeighter of Mr. C, Michel
of Grey. • •
HENDERSON — NEDIGAR — t
Dashwood on June 9th, William J.
Henderson to Selina, 'daughter 0.1
Mr,. Gottfried- Nadiger.
Births..
MeLEAN—In Goderich on June ltith
to.IVIt. and Mrs. Alex. MeLeae,
daughter.
GIBSON— In Winghain on Jime
to,Mr. and Mrs, Jarnes Gibson, a
sod,
MeX113130/sle- Itt 'Whighatn on June
• 5th, to Mr. and Mrs.' J. VI, Me-
Xibbon, a SOn,„
CRIJICKSHANKe- Wingham ,on
June 9th, to Mr. and Mts. Robert
Cruickshank, s, daughter.
*ELLIOT In Exeter or here 3rd,
ire's.' to 'Mr, end Ws; 'John Itellet,
..•• 41 4atighter.. '
; • Deaths
Nick—In Exeter oto June lath, Wih
lime Cook, aged ZS years.
LAMIENSLAY ER— In Col b tee
township On June Itht Samuel
Lautenslayer, aged Id year'.
iiteDOMALL— In tioderieh totteiShir:
on June flit, Archibald %acu.
gaif, age( 61 years.
fIRACOM— Goderich township on
June 13th, Mrs. Robert fleacom,
aged 01 years.
Took Pe=ru- a, Ilardly Daring to Beam
g s
$o Write Ain Nei,o4of, of "Moo
Pelvic Diseases in Men.
Many' an invalid, ie dragging oohs miserable exis-
tence with cetarrh 91 the let:In:we caterrh of the
1:111,Oder, or both,
There I no dleasee equal to catarrh of the bleelder
In producing complete wretehednees, absolitt0
despeir, haggard migery and StUbbOrik WeSkae0S,
An Array oe this isort ohvictims have one by one
discOvered that reruna could be relied opera to re.
lieve ouch cases.
One men tells.enothr men, end in the way the
'
new spreadontil in ell parte of the country are
to be found men who have been perm:Moody liber-
ated from the thraldom of catarrh ef the bladder by
A course of Peruna.
Many caeca of catarrh of the stemach, kidneys and
other abdominal organe have reported theniaelVes
arts, cured.
We. give below two prominent testimonials whieh
*Illasteate the benefit of rerun* in thee cases.
a
Catorili or.StOmaah',andlik!neya.
Mi. IT. Einory, Vice Chancellor
and .Master of Arms, IC: P.'s, of
Omeha, Neb., writes from 205 North
Sixteenth street, thelollowing words
of praise foi. Perrino as a tenic.
says:
"It is With pleasure: 1 recommend
Nyasa AA mtoulc of unusual merit.
A large munber of prominent mein -
berg of the different orders With
which,/ heve. been eminected Wore
been cured by the use of Peruna in
cases of catarrh of the stOmech and
,bead; alio in kidney complaints and
weslineas of the pelvic oasis*.
oretrine tortes up the System, aids
digestion; induce s sleep, and, ie well
worthy the Confidence of sufferers of
the above Complaints." •
•
• Catarill of the Bladder.
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Mr.. C. B. Newhoh 10 Delaware street, Albany,
tct, Y., President Montefiore Club, writes:
ofilince my advanced age.I find that /have beep,
frequently troubled with winery; Orients. The
bladder seemed irritated, and my physician said,
that it was eatarrh caused by a protracted cold
which would be Milleult to overcome on account of
my advanced years. I look Peruna, hardly darfog
to believe that I would be helped, but found -0 BIT
relief that I 00011 began to. mend. The irritatien
gradually subsided, and the urinary difficulties
passed away. I have enjoyed excellent health now
Lor the past :reveal months. I enjoy my meals,
sleep soundly, and am as well sal was twenty years
ago. i sire all praise to Perms:" '
Mr. David L. Japoox, Chaplain Clar-
inda 1. O. G. T. and Chaplain G. A. IL,
865 Broadway, Oakland, Cal., writes:
"I am an old warveteran. 1 contract-
ed severe bladder and kidney trouble.
I spent hundreds of dollars and con -
Stilted a host of doctors, but neither did
me any -good.
"Pinally .10Me of my comrade!: who
had been cured by Peruna advised me
to try it. 1 at once bought a bottle, and
found it helped me so much that 1 kept
using it 1 ar nearly four months.
“Peruira hes proven the best medi-
cine over used. My pains are-
and I believe rayself to be cured. I feel
well, and would not be without a bottle
in time of need for ‘,-", times its cost."
:Mr. Robert E.." lianvey, Treaeurer
Knights of, Industrial Freedom, alSO a
well known writer and lecturer, writes
from 11 South Nicholas Ste Chicago,
III., as follows:
"1 was in good hessith until about four
years ago, when my back became lame
and sore. The pains kept increasing,
with severe twitches and slow' exhaus-
tive aches. 1Jrine was lagbly colored
andpaesed with great irregulerith.
knew this must be inflenunation of the
bladder,. •
*Waring reed of Perrusa I decided to
try it. X found relief from the pain
wit•hin ten days. Th et aches gradoelly
diminished, and it was blessed relief .
I can same you. Within three Months
I was well once more. 'MY appetite had
returned, nervousness and irritability
were things of the past, and forover two ;
years now I have been &healthy:Dan. ,
al give all thanks to yo ltr Perrin% ,
and believe that it is a blessing to meal
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Brussels. • •
• a double track from Moutreal, Tor- , W. G. Smith, brakeman, was killed, • •
. • onto, Slamiltou, Brantford, Wood- ' by his headstriking it girder of the *
Rainy Riverobridge on tlia C.
. case o ohn stock,. Ipgersell, ..,., London .eiri4 other
Grainger vs. John Ransford, in. Which principal stations in Ontario and
the formersought damages for los 4 Quebec to Crhicagp; it is expectedtht
to EYfield on his faint, which'. ahjoirtginanyepeeeengers will ,preter to tee-
the RanSford Salt Works, Irene the yelby way of "Chibaho, In -addition
overflow of .brine, IteeveLeckie , was to this'advantage • the Grand Trunk
oiroSon Os larbitretor, and after bear- will connect:at Chicago and offer the.
tng tne e•Oridence awarded Mr.. GraingeA choice' Of seven .lines between • ClOago
$140 and Mr. • Ra..lisford must desist , St. Paul. Oriel Minneapolis ; uottli af
from the, matter Complairned of . 19t. Pee& and Minneapolis, a cl.oice at
• ' On , Wedbesday: of thiO' week Mr. Ira :three lines 'Willbe avatiholee Marie.
Parker ' Of the Wiegbarn .rna.rble Works ' Canadians have friends 4 ii 4 inlet:A-es.
will .wed IVIiss Minnie lideNaughton of . residing at •Chicago, , It :r,,,tti, NI inn -
Brussels: The.groom was 'a fernier 'eeanolie :god *ether largeo.ii...Criealt cite
resident of ,Brasgele. . : .e.• . lies passed 'thtougle by. 'ie new T' 'a tea,"
. . , .
Dr, McRae, WhO recently 'Mine here ;arttl doubtless the opportunity O of it
front Clinton, . has 'sceured elegant brief yisit at ' the stations „in . euch
ofhee" apartments in ithe Leckie block, eitiee will be reaph appreciatei . by
which are now being fitted up .' to the patron e Of the re- et. route, : nd Op
him in 'modern 'atele, • ' e • • ' their Canadian 'friends and relatives,
What Might have been a tionble-..
residing across the, border.
some fire . was ' hippett in the bud on All e,rrangerrients liarre been corn -
Wednesday night of, last weicic at W. peeled ei, . that the 'baggage of pasSeng-
Oakley's shoemaking 'ehe„p by the .ers will be caroled through the Unit;
nrortmthess of those who arrived first •ed. OtateO in, bond without requiring
Ite looks ,as if it were a ante' ease ot
seTling on flee., as coal oil was diiscov-
ered on the Wooden Wall: The build-
ing is owned hy•Druggist Smale, who speetion of such paSsongerS at ' any
Oatne Up front TdOronto to see about Point in the United States. who , hol446.41...4444•44•Lommomr•
the repairs and insuraeree. • !through tickets to points in the WANTZD.—MARRIED MA,
Washington Sthte, atel Mies " Amelia While through cars will not at pres- Apply ah:m
t Pice' Bros. 'store. 29
oth j . savage of lloguaim,lCanadian Northwest . . perienced in general farm worko-
,
tttttiuir tnt tlie tt.Xt
the Passengers. themselves • •• • and
•'tee 'Ovid .be no detention - in-
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL ELEC- ,
tione.---Notice is hereby given that. .
Mr ,1 Andrew Porter.ot the Town of
• Goderich, a 'candidate for election to e
the Legislature of the ' Province of
'Onterio, in the Electoral •District a • ;
Centre Huren; has appointed
Dielcensoh, Esq., of the ToWn. oe •
.Gotierieh, is his, financial agent for '
the purposes of the eattl • election.--' •
Thomas. 1); : Jainism, • Retooling
Officer, • • ': •
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL ES.E0-,-. • - '
,tioe,eoNotiee is hereby given that .
-Mr. William ProOdfoot of the; on
of .Goderich, a candidate for election
'otonttalle.ionLeigtelature of. the Province ot '
the Electoral District of
. Centre Murrill, has ,apipointecl J. H.
- Robertson 'of the Town of Gedeeich .
z ;
• pogei o6 the said electame.-Tlionfah '
D. Johneore Returning Offiter. ,•
ent be operated,, It is believed that '
Michel of Grey township were married
ern Wednesday of last Week :by Rev.
McRae., They will live in: • the
State of Washington::
• ,IGrey Tawas*. .
, Mr. Stanley Wheeler was home for
ovet •Stinclay,
Miss Edith Stewart of Loridesboro,
speht Sunday at the %home of . Mr.
Lawrence Wheeler, ' .
heavy rein .arol lihundetstorm vis-
ited this vicinity on Saturday evening
last..
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IMPORTANT CHANGE IN RATES.
AND SERVICE TO THE CANADI-
AN NORTH-WEST. '• • •- •
The, Passenger Department of the
Greed Trunk Railway System have
just made an important announce-
ment that Will be of great interest in
connection With the moVerneat of
PaOserigerg front ta.sterri to litesterti
Canada.While fir:it-class fares are the
tante the present time Ma the
Grand Trenk Railway's Line to 'Chi-
cago and its connections beyond to
politic in. the Canadian Nati:west,
the etreoncl-clase fares for many years
via OhlOago have ben higher than by
the roue north of . Lake Superior.
COninleneing June idtinl the agents, ot
the Grand Trunk in OnteriO and. Que-
bec, and connecting liheS, win he able
to igeue second-elase, tickete: trom
Eastern to ,Westerri Cailatla at . the
lowest current fates by ane router
Naturally large proportion. of, ,,ethe
passenger traffic referred to is made' tip
of settlers and othcro who Ardor to
use steoridelagg ttkets, the saving be-
tween the price of the first and sec-
ond class tickois being considerable,
and him accommodation for passengers
with s2eofid.class tickets having stead.
t 1 ly I rftnroved,
As the Grand 'Runk Itatiway Wave
many passengers making so great a
jouroey Will much prefer the comforte
aOle trausfer at points like. Chicago
and St.- Paul lieto • freshly Yeatilated
clean care. •
While the'ough tickete will continue
to be • geld when requested via North
Bay, the Grand Trunk people believe
that the new route, with the adt-ene.
tageg outlined above Will become se
poll:Oar that it will eommand it very
large share of the geoectieg trafile.from
Eastern tc, Western Canada. Already
the Grand•TeunIc and, its conneetione
enjoy a eibeal share of the business
from Ihe Canadian Northwest to Egret,
erti Canada by way of St. Pad.. and
Chicago,,and now that ;the tee:tiffs hasp
been adjusted to peemit of passengers
traveling in both directions at tire
lowest fares, a large development of
the Wattle vie, Chicago is certain to
foflow.' . °
J. D. Macdonald., Distriet Passenger
Agent:
Goderich • Township
Miss Ruth Switzer of 'Otekersmith
spent a few days last Week with her
might, Mies IIazel Switzer,
,
9:making of the crop prospecle the
other day, Mr, John Baker ternathed
no, well h „,.
that herd if, there- Isno deo:Whackvee saw The grain, look just
there ohsght • to be it bottrititul
ilo
doesenot remember Wore having
seen fathdit'lleading jny, Olee
Junethis, seaeas.
Hy the Way, Mr. flaker has nented his
farm nn f the ,Maitland concession tp
his son -in -la*, 'Mt 1460'JoilWrof-"ei'
term of Six years.
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,4
Josteelt Hutehlson. an ihnutte of the
'sex /louse of Ilefuge, haglitheritedi- a
Million dollitto in Manchester.
Mr. John to. McNamara of Walker.
ton dropped dead at London.
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FRAME:, I -SOUSE Win4 ACRE: dr .
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land, extragood garden atid geode
Well on Victoria streef.for reale. IMO
mediate ipOSSOSSiett can be giveno-••
George Doherty.. . • 29, • e
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PASTURE TO RENT ON THE
goiyley homestead, coh. 2, Mullett, a•
miles from Clinton. Abundance •ot '
grass. and spring water in every
field.--Jolen . Bayley, Clinton P.
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NOTICE. -TO JUSTICES G'TI
Peace. --The Ontario Slatutes • for le
' 1908 have been received hy the un- • . •
dersigned for distribution and may ,
he obtained by Justices aid others .
canted to the • !tame mon epelicae
tion. -0. Seeger, Clerk of OM Peaee, '-
Huron. Goderich, Jobe 1011e 1908.
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TEACHER WANTED.. --FOR UNION
S. S. No, 12, Goderieh and Iluliott,,
secend.class Preferred. ApeOitratioes
received up to June 16th, Dutipg e
Oommence:Aug. 17th. Apply tetating
experiencequalifleations Rod. galaxy
wonted tot T. 11. Ilardy,, SCO.-Tre4S-,
urer, Clintonj P4 0, 26-4
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ENTER- "ANYVAY
oitt flttitittgerntiA trridny
•
yoting -people • than- any.•othei
in Ontario. There • must be a
tenteriVa Write for it.
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spncrAta COURSE VOR
Tt.',ACHERS, MAIL COUR.
SES:
LINTON AtISINESS COLLEGE"
SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL.
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