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as we do their Monte- 8"4
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change,
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rernereher we guerantee
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1 ForStomach Troubles :
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IOur Spices are Fresh
en -RELIABILITY EXPERIEN0Fr
Three men were killed and two in -
Need in' a head-on collision at Mount
Vernon, . •
X HAVE TH'E' 'SAMPSON BRAND
of Cement for sale, in large and
smell quantities. There is no bete
t --make- of cement -on theeenarkei.
Office opposite G. T. H. passenger
station. Telephone connection, or
oeders may be left; at Harland Bros.
hardware store. it more' Convenient
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JAMES HAMILTON. CLINTON.
NEW MEAT MART:-HAVING.PURL
chased the butchering business car -
lied on for some -time by the.
Colclough B r o s.., fro respectfellyt
solicit a share of the patronage of
the public whioh we hope to merit
by keeping theeebest of Meats and
at reasonable prices. Give us • a
' elan. . Our shop is next to Tire Neivs•
*coed Office. -T. T. & Bert MurPhy.
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Increase Your Salary. '
Proper Preparation Does
Attend
-TORONTO, ONZ,
' And the time to commence is
.aigItnow. ' One •linndr1014:,4*.w
one etuilents • from other .
..-ness colleges hav,e patronized :
this college within one year.
What does this prove? • We .
give the best. Nothing •else
Would satisfy un -nothing else' ,
• should satisfy you. All graclio
a-tes readily secure employment.
i Write for catalogue. • .
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal: '
Corner Yonge OW Alexander streets.
FLOUR de- FEED
When you neeinour; place
your order with us and it will
retieive prompt and careful
attention.
WE ALSO -KEEP
a supply :If feed, etc, atul•will
be pleased • to supply-, S'011e
wants. •
J. A. FORD
•.
Order Your
Coal Now
Xrittee your Order for vont "
supply of coal with the under-
signed and thug Scum thee love-
- fest price and prompt delivery.
Office opposite grand Trunk -
Passenger •station. Telephohe
connection.
•J flatnilton
AL
• ORDER' YOUR YEAR'S. SUP-
PLY NOW, THE BEST - IN
THE MARKET, $7 MR TON,
BUT ORDERED AND pAID
FOR BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders it at Davis Se Rowland'el
will be promptly epoxied to,
J Stevenson.
bit. OVENS, SURGEON, OCOLISTs
will be at strolmea' Drug Store,
Clinton, on Friday, August 28,
Sept, 26, Oet. 1, 23, Nov. 20 and
Dee, 18. Glasses eropetie fitted,
Illeteties of the eye, ear, nose , 'and
• throat treated.
Hamilton Board ef Trade has.
.changed. it* 'annual meting from Oche:,
be to janeary.
Mettler bridge' .0.Ceoss the Theme4.
at either ReCtory or Smith- etreet, is
peopled in Loedele
Water ie.' fiv.e feet deep in the at
taWa. at .the Rideau lecke instead
245,..ao it Wee in May.
Welland 1;t: Woodreg. Liberal candi-
date in Linceln, Premises rural until
delivery without delay.
Hamilton Oltly 'CounCil 'Will leak' With
the Canadian •Club in banquetting,
LiteittenanteGovernor Gibson. .
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Well Known Iretel-Keeper Uses and
• Recommends Chamberlain's
Colic, •Cholera, and Dial:-
rhoea Remedy.
"I take pleasure in saying that I
have *opt Chambeelain'a Colie„ Choi -
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in my fame
ely medicine 'chest. for "about 'fifteen
years, and have always had satittac-
tory neSulte"from its use. I have ad-
minietered it to a great meny travel-
ing men who • were anffering, trOm
troubles for whichit Is recornmerided,
and have never failed to relieve them,"
says J. C. Jetikine of Glaegow, Ky.
This !remedy is for sale by all; drug -
Correspondents 'Wanted;
In no beeter way can a persori help
to develop his or her education than lee
corresponding for a newapaper, At the
same time the' publishing of the news
from a locality advertises it and helpo
to build it up. So that the newepeper
correaPeadent es' doing both himself
and, the commanity, :in which he lives
a good service. We are pleased at ,all
times to receive the weekly budgets
from the rural districts. The, News -
Record his a very efficient ata.if of
correspondents, • but • there are- a few
poinUTh-ehere we are unrepresented.
If your part or the comity is not get-
ting attention; wxite us. • If you can
help US personally we shall be glad,
Or perhaps you can give us the name
•ol Some suitable person We ask • the
friends Of The, People's : -Paper to cce-
operate with us in keeping .at the
head ef .the precession.
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FARM FOR SALE OA • TO RENT. -
Lot , SO, :13a.y,field Line, Goderich
township, consisting of 77 acres.:
• Good • frame house -and bank barn
and stabling. Well watered. Chief-
ly• in crass', 51 Miles from Clinton
• and 1-k milefrom ,Varna. Will .be
sold on easy terms Or if not sold
•will rent. --Thos. Beecom, Clinton
P. 0, . .
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p:kmi FOR SALE. -FOR, SALE,
• the east half of Lent 21, •Concession,
4, R. S., -Tiickersmith, containing
• 60 acres. The -land is all cleared,
well fenced andunderdrained. Whew,
are 'on the preraises a good ,bank
barn and good stabling; a' good
. hatise and plenty ,of ivator-oie ,
at, the- house and one at the stable.
Fer'further particular t apply oh the
peentisee, Or eddreps George,Brown-
lee, Seaforth' P. O. • , 45
CEMENT ' FOR SALE. -I AM
Agent for Clinton and distriet for
the National Portland Cement Co.,
• makers of .the beet ceraent in the
• raarket. Teen is the Only cement
,• used by the• corporatien of •Clihtbn
in the construction Of sidewalks, etce
--Mrs. T. R. Walker': • • .• 21
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND
•• RePairingeeThe undersigned -. • is
• prepared to do all hinds .•d alm
.
and organ tuning and repairing; and
..being a man of practical -experience
••able to guarantee- •eatisfaction.• •
.Orders may,' be left at W. S. a
Holmes' drug stoxee-Ed. J.. How
ard ClintOre, ••
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$7,000
• fe a My good salary for a,
young person 'udder ,20 to re-
••ceive. Several of • our ehort-
hand graduates of.last year are
• now enjoying this salary,. Per- ,
, hap we can help you to receive
• thisamount; •Our new 'Catalo-
gue explains. Cut Out this
. card, sign it and send to W. H.
Shaw, Central Business College
Toronto. •
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Address
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• *- '.• President
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as:rdI RA-toNT,
e Our past xecord and (stir propene
grade of work stanme us as the ,
great.practical training gelled' of
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We have three Departmehte
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PRINCIPtLg
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
, A sunpie kind aftectfie remedy tor
SORe THROATA, AND COUOCIS
they combine the germicidal Aiwa of Cree.lene
with tho eoothing properties of slippery elm and lico.
rice, Your druggist or from us, Wes I sumps.
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ron Uounty News Gathered
for News -Record Readers
ID Year
From The News -Record of
October 16th, 1889.• .
Clinton, Oct. 16th, 1889.
Not cliooring.-Ae a rule ;the, ap-
Pearenee of tall wheat is npt cheering.
There has been but little growth
and what has apPeare,d l uot of A
healthy appearance. And' the Gold
winds of the' past few days have not
tended to give itOlouch-seeength. .
Mr. Stewart Plummer has had word.
W. C. T. U. County cOleVelle Mor
tion.
The 11 annual W. .0. T. U. Convene -
'Mtn for the county of Huron was held
in the Methodist church, Brussels, on
• Tuesday and Wednesday ot last week.
Committees were a,ppointed as fol-•
• lows : liesolutioes-Mrs, Acheson,
Miss Murray, Mrs, McGuire, Mrs.
Slater and Rev. J. Greene,
Couetesy-Mrs. W. S. Flaeland, Mrs,
Brown, Mrs. Yungblut, Mrs, Wilford,
and Mrs, Doig. , ,
Finance-lWrs. Kerr, Mrs.' Holland
end Mrs, Walker.
The rood of the Evangelistic .De -
nutmeat was -given by Mrs. Dark of
Bruseels. Remarks i were made by
of the death of his brother, Thomas, Miss Mercier and Mrs. Dark on the
who was for Many years a resident of benefit of obeerving the 'devotional'
Clinton. Some eighteen years ta.e0 he half hour. •
i•
left here for Missouri, but at, the time 'Mrs. Holland,. • ,Goderieh, presented
of hie edeath was rreeding in Texas,. the report of prisons in which slie
On the morning of his death he at stated Goderich jaelehad been visited
his breakfasteeto all appearances in in 'vvlitch there were five prisoners at
his ordinary health, and dropped diatirageiftrePaPerse-andsernagaainesseehad-
about ten o'clock on the Oth of Sept, ,I been distributed. . f .
Ile wag a widower, his wife having 1 •'Report of -raw enfoecemenTwas out -
died see= or eight ,years ego., His iiiied by Rev S. -Greene' of Clinton.
family are. all grown up. • He. had -written six Unions but had
Miss ; Nellie Turnbull of Clinton is only xedeived I two releiteb., Clinton
visiting friends at Piolec•ring. i Council was "-Petitioned for Local Oise
• elVirs. D. C. Roberts' of • London. tion but no action was taken: A few
townahip is 'Visiting relatives • in 'Cases were reported by mothers of,
Clinton and Goderich township. i their sons gettIng•liqUor and imProve-
barrels of cheice winter &Pines. 'Th3e0y0 infie*ednt iniloGteoddeeiincchc'antrdwao Lho°c,atetkOepetpieorns
Cantelon Bros: have secured
will not be long on their hands. • this Campaign Probable. no suggosre4 a
season. ,• 'Superintendent in each Union.
e A vere interesting report •eof the
e working of. Local Option in•Herisall
,
was given by Miss Mueray, • ,
1.• Miss Joeie Buclianen of Brueeeis.
s read the .'Clitirespondiing*SecrotarY's
e report, Treasure e Holland's report
n showed 'balance on hand' fem. 1967 of
$4.29; collections it, Clinton conven-
e eion-, $10.72 ; these sums With mentor.
• butiens from Unions totalled $81,32.
I ExPeediture, e77,85, ieaving small
e balance.. on band. • •••• :•' • .
e . The Coriverttion digeussed Ways and
s. means and among the suggestiges
.''were. securing life members ; serving
• meals on public days, canvassing . by
• different' tenions., Honorary reeMbere
azid :the representatives wexe ueeed to
n maldesaneffoit inerease the' Brian:
ces.
e . Ae Life ifenibership Pie was presente
o id to. Rev. Mr. Greene by :Mrs. Paulin
as a giftb' the .delegat,es in recogni-
tion '0,1 the veined. and valuable .wOrk
he has, done.,for the ca.ege of sTernper-
ewe., Thb 'keveeericl. • geetlenian,
though, taken' by surpriee,
ged :the highly prized' giften • few
aPpronriate cengratulatory• words. ••
Mre. Randa' -reported .• en the Lum-'
beereen's Mieelon Work: $48 was „ con-
Lribueed fee this important -de 'are -
meet of the se.14.e'efelinege. "
ereture, comforif, eegsee-
te 'veripne campS NOrtheni Ofitarioe
• Rff. E. G. Powell. of Brussels
dresged brief wOrdS 'pi Welcome and
gOod cheer. to the- Wee C. T. • • U.
Heren. comity and..Wished..them Gpd
speed„ • •'
A solo WAS. =clerk!' Kite
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A1C'iwneally..de.11:vere'd And Praeti.:41 •
.'deess• was given hy .Rev, Peitg41.
Of •Godericti, lIc referred , to ;ho • ine:
proved e conditione Inethe, Old Land.
Unger the' new • law elitists-et:1g 32.000
. lamer 'lechers with promise of: bet*
menliend • anti Wornanhaed„ Canadien
advantages were instanced tied the
growth of ProhibitiOn, in the. -United
*States . called to mind that' c•ne-half
of the.peo.ple were now iitiag the
'dry". districts. • The growth of Tem,.
perance sentiment in e ehe Dominion
was Shown in the various fortes Of
prohibitory legislation called up. with
eniphasis placed upon. the', duty of the
State te •eriact 'and enforce laws for
, the beet asset ef the nation vies; -the
'people, • • • •-• . •
Rev, A. 0.• Wishart, Presbyterian
oninistee Was. &lied .up,on mei expree-
:sed his heerty •sympathy with the
; work of the piton and his willingness
, to co-operate with them at.!ariy. time,
•Mrs. J3rown of GoderieheeePolted on
the Wernan-Franchpe ;question. There.:
Was unanimity of ()Pinion as' to the
necessity 'and 'advisability of the fair
Sex having their rights in this Matter.
. For :the .PreSs Eckraier of Clin-
ton ;Made a repa t and.. experiences
were exchanged as to the modes. ! and
triethede 'el their Oane being helped' bY
the newspapers:, the .great majority of
the Editors • being • willing to plea°
spa.ce at their disposal.' ••
Mrs. Davidson reported as to the
FloWer and Delicacy department,
showing the personal work !done in
the carrying of' bomiets; papets, fruit,
Milk, wood, clothing, etc., to the hose
pitale, stele at home, etc. Prompt -
nese, kiridness and the 'spirit of , the
Master were necessary features of this
Work. •. •
W MeGree has rented and take
possession of the brick eesidence, th
property of Mr. • -.James Twitehell
near the rectory. • •
Inspector Malloch has been atteedin
his duties in the north part of th
count' the rase couple of woks, i
the meantime attending the semi
annual nieeting of' the Neeth Hero
Teachers' Association ' at Brussels.
• Clinton's Challerige Cup. -There wil
be a great rivalry to-moreavr an
. .
somo sharp -shooting. Will have to b
made by the • member Who Arst, win
the handsinne -Clinton Challenge Cup
Already the membership is fee in , ad
vanoi ;Of other years.- • • ,
• lgth. Annual Rifle; Matches To -Mor
row. -The 'Huron Rifle etssodiatio
wtil hold eheir, • anneal • matehes o
Thursday. of this week over the Ath
olcott Ranges,: Clinton. We ' leer
from •the official progeant that there
will be five mitches $20. in prizes in .
the firgt; $26 in the •. second, $30 • in
the third, $55'inethe' fourth, includieg
an 'elegant Over challenge 'cup, pre-
sented by • the • Citizens cd -Clinton ; tho
fifth for cash and all Making
a total 'of $190. These matches. pro -1
mise to be ' the most intereiAing • . for
years: Shociting .commences at 9. in
the. nierning. • •
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' ,• • Bayfield, Oct. 10th, I889.
-Friday, mght the earm 'mese on the
farm of the late W. W. Connor in, this
Village was destroy -cd by fire. •The
building was .worth prolsahly. $400.
No insurance.. 'This .is. the •third •fire
on this property 'Within a fee, year.,
Vivo houses, ' and one barn,
and in 'every' case the fire 'cannot be
accounted for except on the theory;
ificendiarism. • • •
There died in this village on 'Satur-
day, October 12th, ' Mrs. Erwin, ' aged
57 .years, relict, •of the late • •George
Erwin. Deceased had been ailing • for
about two years. ,Fee sometime . past
not mueli hope ot 1-he.r receyery had
been entertained. It le 35 yearn since
sho Married • her "late husband and
settled in Bayfield, and she was , a
most exemplatey. Wife and kind mether,
She leavee a •grown fatally, , some
of• whom • still neside here. There was
very large attendance at the. funeral.
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1
iferandon s.•
M. and ;Mrs. Dennison of Varna
e,pent a few days recently at Ur. XL
J, Maguires.
Brock -0, and Ilaz•el Brandon • are
spending s. few weeks with friends; in
London and St. Mary's. .
•
rie Towaohiti. 1 The stifling of 'investigati me into
Ilfr. and Mrs. Thos. Rands of Sea. regularity,
departenental mismanagement in ire
forth spent ieW days at Mr. T. S. Tim endorsement, of men who has
beeoree millionaires by a feW MP?)
of Active participation in ' Canadian
politics. -
The reason the AylessVorth ditch -in
North York 'will cost $2,000,000 when
the estimated cost was • Wen PA
$30.0,000,
The reason the Grand Trunk. Pact-
fideovill cost this ceuetry $200,000,,
000 instead of $13,000,000,
• The Halifax and Moncton and dea1s1
, where; party favoritui secured take-
offs of tens of thousands of dollars on
minor transactions.
The reason that A. W. Fraser was
alleWed .to acquire for -less. than $1,700
public lands whieh • he immediately
resold for $100,000: • ••
The appointment to 'offieb -r.4 keep-
• ing -there of men of the Pugsley arid
Sim Fred. Borden type. •
• The appointment 'to,' office of mcn
eikereWs-FeePrestone-Reele-Leacheej.-
B. Jacksen • and men who have been
convicted of :various. offences,
The "Thin Red Line" by •which
thousands Of ' citizens in IVIauitoba
were deprived of their rights to cast
their ballots for whom, they wish.
If the 'Globe or - Sir Wilfrid or. • Mr.
. . .
Fielding would state frankly and fair-
ly that there have been no piekings or
stealing or :toll for intermediaries in
CoUnection with • any. of the above
mathqs' it would relieve SQMO' trou-
bled minds. rf. the Globe and., other
Liberal organs will state that theY
approve ef• the' appointment of men
•like Leach, .Preston, • Jackson, Pugs-
ley, Emmerson,, Sifton, and Hyman
to high .Public offices, or that • they
approve of the new meaning'. which
the word "honesty," penes to ' have
acquired • hi this cotietry; we•wiliiat
least know. where the Liberal admin-
istration and the Liberal press. stands
On this fundamental prinoiPle of' • .all
responsible; government, .
'rile Last Ditch.
$ir Wilfrid Leerier is, fighting in
the last diteh, All the bridgets over•
whiCh he once • marched 'to victpry
have., longl since bureeel • behind
him. Free ?Irade, Economy, Honest
Administration, Senate Relorm,
Abolition of Surplusee, Olean. Elm -
tions ; these have all :gone down
during the retreat, and while the last
session, when ; brought to bay, . he
flourished • the battle axe of a servile
-rnajorj'thO-irIo-wWfle1jvered sliTaVe
teed forever tho last remnant; of Liber-
al policy, respect for minority rights.
•Now he. is engaged in throwing up ,
•the feeble entrenchmenta of 'rural
mail deliveryy, "a minister of labor,',.
"campaign of slander", and "give me
another iterm", from. which he . will
be driven With thellose ' of his reputa-
tion, amid ,the ruins 01 the Liberal
party., . . '
No one can survey the 'campaign
without feelings of disgust An army
fluehed with -victory, gained by pled-
ges of honestyand econome, has un-
der his leadership degen'erated into
rabble eager ' only to esca,pe. • with
Oohs looted, from • the'ptibliC trees-
- There is justifieation in Mr-. Bord-
en's 'promise that after victory. , there
will come restitetice.
•
Pickings and Stealingp.
If Sir Wilfrid: Laurier would 'de
pence from the lofty phinaelerof •eoe
placency on which he ;has placed ,hin
self; ' and condescend .to explain
mystified 'people of this Dominic)
what hie idea. of ' "honesty" • is, • • h
might relieve .the mends of mane
xious 'Mid doubtful voteee.;•
• It at the sarne time he Would • ex. -
plain ehe manner in, :which he 'fulfilled
Ids; Premise' to eneroduce without fail
this particUlar,kind' of • honesty into
•the Administration of .the public al! -
airs of this ceuritri, he' -Would remove
the detests .of those who are • now
disinclined' to'believe in the sincerity'
Of his promise.•
'In order that • there may be
doubt that Sir- Wilfrid Latirierdid
rpinise, let us repeat
se.-
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tion portien of hiss.pecels at Son-
ener Park; Montreal, on • the 25th of
April, , 183't,: •. '
f• "There is stilI.a.nother. very. in-
-. •• Portant and more vital reform which
•• the Liberal party intends to •make,
. and that is to introduee' heneste. in
•• the adminiStrathin of our public af-
fairs. I Contend • that the public
'treasury - as Sacred as any prie
• vete sate; I believe that the money
which is he the Public .treasury is
as sacred AS the. money. which is in
your. own peeket; if you elect • Me
to power I promise.. to ina,ugurate an
Belgrave
Miss Carlisle'spenta' couple of days
in London 'recently,. , ' • .
Rev: GeV. Rivers fineached • ennie
Versary sermons at Tiffin's, and Rev.
W.A. Finlay 'Occupied the' pulpit of
the •13rick cherch and at Sunshine.
Mr. And Miss Tucker of Durham
were visitorg at Mr: A. Bridge's "re-
cently,
•Mts. Barclay of Detroit has been
visiting friends in Belgrave and vicin-
ity; of late.
The anniversary ei.reices and old tam'
seamier' .• tea -meeting held' in Knox'
.church, 13elgrase, were a great •Suc-
cess. A lecture that was given be Dr.'
IVIcRee of ,Westininster on "The Scotch
Wit and Humor" was very entertain-
ing. 'There wereOther addresses as
well, -• .2s
Hugh McLean had the misfortune to
break one of his limbs hear the ankle
last week • at Mr, Cunninghame'e,
He WAS hauling corn to fill' the silo
when the team became unmanageable
being frightened by the steam of tho
engine and he jumped off the load,
alighting on the side of his foot and
hue breaking both bones.
The Brydges Bees, attended the tun -
eel of their cousin, telr. 'Weathers of
cleillop, who was killed by lilting
nto the eyIihiler of a threshing rna-
hine. One of the eating man's legs
as ground to powder. •
Rally Day in eonneetion with the
tick church Epworth League will be
eld on Sunday next. Res, Mr. Jones
f Auburn will prerteh both morning
nd evening. eThe Westfield choir Will
ng ab both"' servieve which ensures
mething especially good for the
feetfield warblers are, noted for the
cellent programs whieli they • fift-
h. On Monday oVening there will be
literary entertainment
The lielgrave ',IVrethodint church Is
uler repairs and will -be re-ope'ned 'e
ith spedial serVicee on, Sunday and f
onday next.
•
• non:eet ,„ and „ecenernieal ad,ministra.•
Systematee giving elicited a cheery
report from Mrs. Leatherdale of Brus-
sels and the temporal and spiritual
benefit of taking God into partnership
were shown. ,
The eleetion of officers resulted ; as
fence:es : • •
President, Miss Murray, Hensel',
Vice, Mrssellooper, Exeter. .
Cor -Sec., Mrs, Stoneman, Hensel'.
ReceSec., kers, Atheson, Gederich.
Treasurer, Mrs, Paulen, Godeeich.
The Best Plaster.
A ;piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's LiniM:ent and bound ofi
to the affected parts is superior to
any plaster, ‘Whert troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chest
give it a trial and you are ecetain to
he more than pleased esith the protePt
relief 'which it affords.-" Thig linirrient
also telieVee rheurnatie pains arid is
eetain •to Owe anemic suffeting,
rom that' disease, Sold' by all drug,'
1st& •
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Is there blOr..e. . than one meaning,
to" the word "honesty" ? and, if so,
is tbei :particular • brand of • honesty
which See Wilfrid .Laukiee .promised to
introduce at Ottalyathe kiricrehet is
so • prevalent there ?' •
-Possibly We differ on the •definition
of .honeSty,.- Our own idea of honesty
is partly. defined be theerormito Globe
which in an editorial of June „ Teed.
1896, .it said : 1"The Liberal leaders
• propose see to It that public
money is spent for publicpurposes,
with fair profits to contractors and
fair wages to workmen, but. 3.vith
no pickings or . stsaliogs and tio'_toll
tar intermediatei.. •
poseibly •ite is because Sir. Wilfrid
Laurier and the ',Globe agree so well
on this definition 'of honesty thetethe
former "dismisied with scorn."' • the
*eliargtei Made against his -government,
and 'the latter breathes eerier, such
righteous ineligna:tien when ithe
Crow's •Nest scandal is 1, Inentbned.
The Globe claims that the' latior Was
not a steal. Woued it assert that it
wais not'a picking ?, Will Mr. Fieldine
or the Globe explain in what rnanner
they can reconci'le' with the above idea,
of honesty
The Timber Deals by which two,
fifths of the aveilable :timber of the
Northwest has been given away .for
practicaely nothing.
• The lend grants and irrigation con-
cessions, in which our lands' have .been
given away ' at nominal prices.
The Blairrtiore townsite deal, by
which a party favorite clea,red Siete
660,
Payment of double prices •.the
ecoalnmtr.actcrs whot.
. o,t.tf,":tied !he Mo.nts
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4110AT ,DANGEIR IR HEADACHES
'let often derigeroue to, consider
headaehe a trifling ailment. If no
head aches, the Stomach Is Out of Or.
der and somegerious disease may be
impending. 'to tone up the stomach,
to give it healthy action, nothing in .
Modern triedieines is so successful an
Dr. Hanfilten's lithe., The concentra-
ted vogotabie extracts in Dr. Haien-
ton'e Pills have A. quicting..healthful
oiled on the etoteach and remove all
(headers. Your headache will be
cured and they won't return, if you
use Dr, Hamilton's Pills, Sold every-
where.
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SHE'IS -WHITE' AS A GHOST.
IS it a matter .or .pride to be Pale
as a lily, --certainly note Whatevery
woman wants is strength, eeder vig-
or. ,Buoyaecy, and health are'thoright
Of every woman, and these ehe 1, need.
not lack if . Are (Mee 'Uses, •Ferrozene.
It. gives appetite create -s • strength,
enriehos blood, .e 'givesvigor to etlie
server, color to the cheeks andhright,:
riess to the eyes, Foreozone is. at Mice
epnvertible intp -lica,lth, beauty • arid
strength. % There is power in. Ferro- •
zone, -try it, and .know whatyou have
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missed.. 50c at all dealers.•
, ' Mr, Edwards, editor of the • Calgary,
Eye Opener has'••charged Mr. Daq:
releGillicuddy, formerly of Gpderiene.' .
wijth'• criminal lihel. -Dan lattacked
theEye OPenex inan in the • calgary
News.. •• • •
DAYS OF DIZZINESS.
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Come to Many Clinton People. .•
• There lee days of dizziness, spells ot
drowsiness; headache," sideacees, beck-
Sometiing$ .theumatic 'pain 'after . ur:.•
inaxy. tremble. •
. You are plainly told that the 'Kid-
eeys are sick. • . • • '
Booth's Kidney :Pale Ore alt.
nay ' .• . .
Mrs.' M. A. lVfogridge,of Ontario
St., Clinton, One. • seers :
"From -the early winter I had
Laid With occasiona.I spells'. of • head-
ache and diz?!iness 'and. there Was a
constant bearing, down pain across the
small reir't of my' back.. 1 felt languid
and •done •out ':and my „general health
Was greatly run • down,' I had tritsd
soyetal remedies but found little
or. ne Th a .1unabagei be-.
Came. so • Severe that . • X 'could
not • stoop 'ever or straighten .my-
self ep. e learned of Booth's' Kidney
pi4 andprocuring-Lee-a-hoer- at Mr.
Hahne& Pharmacy I cornmenced treat-
ment., •The headaches and ,diezipees
had 'soon gone and in the one box of
Boeth's Kidney Pills I found a come
Ate and lasting cere for •the 'lumba-
go..I am as strong and well as ever
.and feel grateful in recommending-
Boeth's Kidney Pills.'! Sold by
dealers. Price 60 dents. • The R. T.
Booth Co., Ltd., Fore Erie, • Ont.,
Sole Caned* Agents. , ,
AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
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13y a special arrangement, With the
Horne Journal Of Toronto wear° in a
poslitio'n to ,offer this high' class home
magazine in conjunction ;with THE
NEWS -RECORD at a, price that meet
appeal to all lovers ofgood reading.
The Home Journal • has already a
wide circulation throughout Canada
and is fully demonetrating the fact
that it ought not to be necessary to
go outside• of this dountey .for litera-
ture of this class. If is !wholesome,
tearless, tied intereeteng With a fund
of Valuable intormation, stories, Mese
tentions, ete., set forth in the 1, best
typographical style. The cover for
October "The Little Apple Gatherer,"
is typical of sterdy. Catiadian,
hood, fn addition to a serial and • a
number of short etpries, thole are in -
Waling articles nit "The 4 Mak
Question," "Women's Walt at the
Pair," "The 'W. CI, 'T. V, pod its
Work," Music, pashions, etc. We
are. able to offer this megabit with
The News -Record for' one year at the
price of $1.25 for both. This offer
will not hold good indefinitely to that
those who wish to avail thetntelves of
it should do to now.. --Address all or-
ders to W. J. Mitchell, The News
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Record Ofilet.
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October 15th,
ro0An4 Are Sick
with the op; cohte, fevezi, vhounium.
pearsagia. ximy might Woe rell U thee had
only taken Boxier fiarssrweilhe $bc greftt
blood' purifier ruel hesetioreeriletireentedi-
• eine. It is a wenderfel Preventive el Wen
as cure. Veep It M ever how frod take Its
riftfoutiod from
Mr* nal" trtoliaue_ tiyirys_.
nigret",00Valt, V.11"449'
04111:1P011111-rifibusband had orylvellet
chow ICACIAttegsr=1:10n1nw
APIs
throw sio y .
MI Nice - bid a sews
, and AO AVM Ite Pei irs
n on taking pod _
vas talmit bevilws lops 10
Street, Boston, Was.
lad on uny Jowls alp"
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Uorerst eareorperilla ;old elfeerfhere•
100.1eceeti Doe Dow. Prepares gor
c. uoos cm, ury, zoio.,:e. 0. A.
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The steamer Assinaboia on ber last
WO from Owen Sound to Poet Artluir
cut three hours off her time. - • •
Ten -year-old Wilburn Sylvester Otk
Stratford fell on an axeand the
evound took 15 stitches to close. .
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•TO STOP A CRYING BABY.
It may bo *ramps, perhaps colic.
pain or gas on the stomach, --but in
any ca,se' a 1,few drops of IsTerviline
soothes the pain and allows the child
stmesleep-pe,acefully.--Nereiline—cures—
minor ills such as :cold, keadaches,
external and internal pains as well as.
any doctor, -safe to •use because a ,
small dose is trequired. Mothers you
will find Nerviline ,an invaluable aid
in preventing and curing d sickness.
Keep 'a bottle right at hand 'some
day !you will need, it, badly. Sold •
everywhere at 25e.
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Youth's Suits,Boys' Suits,
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Men's
Furnishings -
Hats,
• aloves,
Shirts,
Collars,
Underwear,
Sweaters,
Hosiery.
Etc.
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AILORING.
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Wire Sprints.. .
We sell a very good Mattress
. ...Apd Bed Spring for $6.
We have better goods for
a littre, more money.
Aron B'eds, strong and
durable, kern $2,50 to
$15.00.
3. E. Chellevr
Furniture and Carpets
BLYTH
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