The Clinton News-Record, 1910-05-12, Page 22
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by feeding
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at Death's Door.
SEED
GRAIN
But Dood's Kidney Pills Cured Mrs.
Thompson's Dropsy.
It started with backache and :grew
worse till the doctor said alae must
die.
Holt, Ont., May 9th. (Special).—
All the country side here is ringing
with the wonderful cure of Mrs. Sam-
uel Thompson, fro lay at the point
of death for 'weeks, swollen with
dropsy so that the doctor five differ-
ent times decided to tap her but de-
sisted because, as her husband said,
"It might be better to let her die
in
e
P•a oe," After • the doctor had
given her up Dodd's Kidney Fills cur-
ed
ured her.
Mrs. Thompson's terrible trouble
started with pain in the back. She
grew worse and the doctor treated her
for jaundice for eight weeks. Then her
feet and legs began to swell, and it
was realized that dropsy was. the
trouble. For seven months she suf-
fered. The \doctor said there was no
hope ; she must die.
As a last resort Dodd's Kidney Pills
were tried. The improvement was
slow, but' gradually her strength came
back. To -day Mrs. Thompson is a
She a sa sand the
well woman. says,
coun-
try -side knows, she owes her life to
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
If the .disease is of the Kidneys, or
from the Kidneys, Dodd's Kidney Pills
will cure it.
Our sale of Seed and
Grain has more than
doubled this season
evidence that it is of
the best quality and
that our price is
lower than that of
other dealers.
QnWM
FDcLEOD
W. H. Watts & Son.
Opposite Postoffice. Store opens at
7.30 a. m. Closes at 8 p. m. .
We are practical Boot and Shoe
Makers and repairers. 'loots roadie t.o
order in from 1 to 3 days notice and
repairing done while you wait.
FARMERS ATTENTION
We have several pat•:x of lar own
make of Boots which i.re just ibe
thing for spring wear. r'ome in end
see them.
All repairing left at the Postoliice
ear at Mr. Adams' store will have our
hest attention. One of the firm will
be at our Londesboro store on Fri-
days. Kindly give us a trial.
W. H. Watts & Son
LIGHTNING
RODS
Lightning Rods ate a sure protec-
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tric Storms.
Barns roiled from $15 00 upwards
with a COPPER ROD through and
through. A written guarantee
gi ven.
Also Galvanized Rods much cheap-
er.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
For particulars apply to
W. H. Stogdill
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D, A. McLachlan,
The C.P.R. glans to connect the
Cetal t
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,ion at Ottawa with the
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Station n
Union Station ; by a tunnel and to
make other improvements to cost
about a million dollars.
The Coroner's jury at Stony Creek
returned a verdict in the Tinton in-
quest. that Elijah Finton was killed
with a heavy instrument in the hands
of some person unknown.
The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Gray and their two children, victims
of. the Cornwall hotel fire, will be.
held to -morrow, the remains being
brought to Toronto for interment.
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IF YOU WANT TIM BEST
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ERY SECURE YOUR SUP -
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ORDERS LEFT A'i' T)AVIS
in ROWLAND'S 'HARDWARE
STORE PROMPTLY AT -
...TENDED TO.
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WEARING AWAY YOUR LUNGS.
Yes, and your strength too.. Stop
coughing and get rid of that catarrh.
d "Catarrhozone"
The only remedy 's.
whit'' goes to .the diseased tissues a-
long with the air you breathe; it can't
fail to reach the source. of the troub-
le it's bound to kill the germs, and
as for .healing up the sore places,
nothing can . surpass Catarrhozone. If
you don't get instant; relief and ulti-
mate cure you will at least get
backyour money for. Catarrhozone is
guaranteed to• tura catarrh in any
part of the syntem You run no
risk—therefore.. 'use.. Catarrhozone—at
our expense if not satisfied.
uron County News Gathered
for News -Record Readers
18 Years.Ago
From. The News -Record of
May lX
th 1 892
Clinton, May 11th, 1892.
Evangelist Grigg wwas in town. the
early part of last week-. He has
some relatives and,many friends here.
Mr. Jacob Miller was the contras- I
for for the windmill for. Mr. John
Mesdames J. W. Irwin,, Thos. Fair
and Rich, Irwin, were in Toronto
n-
'teenth
last week •attending the six an-
nual meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society
of the Presbyter-
ian.
ter-
ian. church, which was held in West-
minster church, Bloor street. About
Western Ontario.
Otji Jateklia Brant Sero, a f ull-
blooded Mohawk, lectured to a Royal
Semen Geographical Society on the
history and character of his tribe.
Miss Elizabeth D. Dean, Superrnten-
dent of ' the, Francis Willard Hospital
of Chicago, died after a short illness,
caused, it is. believed, byptomaine
poisoning.
Wingham
The Misses Fields of Cobourg are
visiting her aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) Tam-
blyn.
Thos. Hughes of Tiverton basre-
stumed his studies at the Wingham..
Business College.
Rutledge Miss E. utled a returned home
last week after a pleasant visit with
friends in London and Hamilton.
Miss Laura Kerr returned from Lon-
don last week. after spending sever-
al
everal weeks i
ves there.
with wh xelati
Mrs. Chas. Taylor has mov'ed into
town from, East Wawanosh, and will
occupy Mr, Ford's cottage on Water
street.
Mrs. J. Stephenson was called
to her parent's teems near Wyoming
last week on account of the illness
of hor mmother.
The Pipers Band of Lucknow has
been engaged to assist Wingbann Band
to meet the Lodges at the celebration
of July 12th in Wingham.
The Light and Water Commis-
sioners have decided to sink the test
artesian well near the Electric 'Light
plant.
Dr. Margaret C. Calder returned
this week from Chicago, where she
has been pursuing a post -graduate
course at the Chicago Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Hospiadt
Mr. and Mrs.. F. J. IIind of Chat-
ham arrived in town last week.
Mr. Hind is a qualified druggist and
,
will be manager of Walley's drug
store during Mr. Whalley's absence
from town.
Miss Pearl Awde, who has been
stenographer in the offioe of the Bell
factory for some time, left for her
home, in Toronto last week. Miss
Awde will be much .missed in the
choir, Sunday school and League of
the Methodist church, where she was
an' active worker.
Mr. George Gregory has been pro-
moted to the position of accountant
in the Bank of Hamilton,made va-
cant by the removal of 'Mr. J. E.
McGuire. Mr. F. S. Sturt will . act
as teller and Mr. Robinson of ,Blyth
takes the position of ledger keeper.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Paterson left last
week for their new home in Toronto
They ham been for many years much
respected residents of 'Wingham..
three Hundred delegate.' atteoded from
Court Maple
elect ofM l
The officers,.p
Leaf, No. 16, '0.O.F., for the ensuing
term are ,ar follows :
Thos. Fortune, C.R.
R. Osler, V.C.R.
H. Stanbury, R.S.
W. Jones, F.S.
W, Young, n
a rc
o Treasurer.
i;
• W. H. Cook, S.W.
N. Fair, J. W.
J. Ferguson. S.B.
Willson, n, J.B.
The officers were installed by Oliv-
ver Johnston, P.C.R., and John
Smith, P.C.R. Bro. Smith •was
again e'ected delegate, being the
seventh time, to the Fligh Court
which : will be held in Stratford the
second week in June,
A fire on 'Monday morning about
three o'clock destroyed the small
frame buildings occupied; by "Doc,"
Blackall 'and Mr, Evans,. barber. What
a great blaze a little fire kindleth:
From a distance the appearance of
the lurid flames, as they shot up
athwart , the sky *gave the appear-
ance of an extensive gontiagration.
building adjoin-
ing,
old Royal hotel
The yb g l
ing, ocdupied by Mr. Thos. Sheppard,
received 'quite a scorching involving
considerable damage. There is strong
suspicion that the fire was of tincend-
iarj' origin. But for the strenuous
offor ee of the • fire brigade, and that.
the wind• was blowing from the east
'and away from contiguous infiammr-
able .buildings, the fire might have
been. very disastrous.
. A BAD BRUISE,
Often causes a good. deal of trouble:
The best cure ' is a,prompt applaCa--
tion . of Nerviline whtoh instantly.
stops the pain, prevents, swelling, re-
moves all blackness . and . disool'ora-
tion. Nerviline is antiseptic—pre-
vents blood poisoning. • No liniment
so penetrating; so swift to destroy
pain. You miss, a lot of comfort by
not using ri ilson's Nerviline. For
nearly fifty •Years it has been the
standard family liniment of Canada.
WEST WAWANOSII FIRE. • INSUR-
ancc Company.—Having been elect-
ed director and agent for the above
Company, I will insure farm build-
ings and Isolated town property.
'Will any person wishing to insure
drop me a card or call me 'by
phone and they will be attended to
at once.—John Cos, Porters Hill
P.cl. 25-3m•
NOTICE.—ANYONE. FOUND CUT -
ting timber, digging or ' otherwise
trespassing on lots 12 and 13, .con-
cession 9; Hullett, will be prosecut
ed. 20-7
I HAVE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT
of stock a tliorobred Durham bull,
at lot .11, Bayfield Road, Stanley.—
Jos. Richardson. 23
F. W. CUTLER, PAINTER ANI)
Piper, hanger. All
-w
ork done guar-
anteed to give satisfaction. Prices
moderate. :Residence nearly opposite
Collegiate Institute. Clinton. 83
SI-IORTFIORN BULLS 'FOR SALE.
2 good red calves, 9 and 12 months
old, sired by the Cruickshank Bea -
with Bud bull "Merry 13ud"-67395
—sire and dam imported and from
of up-to-date Scotch breeding, We
also have a few:. good heifers for
sale, Apply to W. ' J. Biggins Box
263, Elmhurst Farm, Clinton P.
0. 22
FOR SALE. -4 YOUNG SHORT-
]earn Bulls, got by imported Scot-
tish Volunteer 55044, by Golders
Prince (88609)• all fit for r.erviee
and from good milk -strains, the
Bind• the people are after.—Jas.
Snell. . 11
FARM FOR SALE.—ON THE I.ON-
don Road, one mile south of Clinton,
132 acres, 'fine shape for cropping.
no better land anywhere, fair build-
rngs. Must be sold .as owner cannot
work .it. Will be sold cheap, rye will
rent to a good tenant. PIutn-
'steel.
Bayfield, May lith, .1892.
14Irs Crooks of Detroit,,, who has
been visiting with her. brother, Mr.
Hearn of Goderich township, died
suddenly last . week. Her remains.
were placed in -Bayfield cmeter•y. '
It is with sadness that we ,record
the 'stealth :of Mr: and Mrs. Hastings
of the 3rd 'concession of Goderich
township, who have been ill for some
time back. They were among . the
first settlers of .than part and res-
pected by all . who knew them. • Mrs.
Hastings died on Tuesday, last week,:
and .Mr. Iias rags on Friday.. They
were both interred in Bayfield ceme-
tery r: .
The ,Rev, :J. • Stringer, who iswell
known to us all, preached his fare-
well sermon ' in Trinity church on Sun-
day, before leaving as a missionary
to the icy regions.
Londesboro, May lith, 1892.
•
Rev. Mr. Irvine of Kippen preached
educational sermons on the =Methodist
circuit last Sunday. •
Mr: A. Woodman and Mr. A. Wilk -
en attended the meetingof the For-
ester's Court in Hensall last ' week.
Mr.. Woodman installedthe officers
for the currentterm.
Mr; and' Mrs, Newton were in Clin-
ton on Friday attending the funeral
of Mr. Newton's aunt, who died in
'Sioux City, Iowa. . • Her remains
were 'brought to Clinton for burial.
The induction of Rev. J, A.
Hamilton into the Presbyterian
churches 'of Hullett and Londesboro
took place yesterday. Rev, A, • Ste -
evert presided. Rev. J. A. McDon-
ald preached the sermon, Rev. J.
Simpson addressed the minister and
Rev. Mr. Needham the people. The
Presbyterians are fortunate in secur-
ing so able a man as their pastor:
Summerhill, May llth, 1892.
Mr. W. G. Gauley, who taught
school here about seven years ago,
returned to his home in Clinton :last
week.
Mr. Bi
• fill is again in
Butt's s sawmill g
working order after being shutdown
for a few days for repairs,.
Mrs. Jas. Manning moved all her
furniture ' from here on Saturday.
She left for Boissevain, Man., on
Tuesday the 3rd inst., where her hus-
band is at present located. We wish
the lady a safe journey and prosper-
ity in her new 'home.
Mr. Rapson received a painful.
wound in the palm of his hand
caused by shaking bands weth a bar-
bed wire. The wire slipped through
the stretcher while Mr. Rapson was
placing it in position.
L.O.L. No. 928 had two initi.rt;ons
on Monday evening.
The standing of the pupils in the
public sehoo'l here for the month of
April is' as follows
5th Class—S. Nesbitt,
Sr. 4th—Wm. E. Miller, Clar ice
Laithwaite, Emily Jordan.
Jr. 4th --Winnie Thompson, Ethel -
bort Mellveen, Rosie Wright.
Sr. 3rd—Eve, Johnston, Mabel
Sheppard, Annie Wright.
Sr. 2nd—rraneew Oakes, Meddle
Murphy, Win. J. Butt. • t
Jr. 2nd—Wm. Jordan, Blanch 1VfcI1-
veen, 011ie *Hymn
1
2nd Part—Annie Lawson.
lst Part -Thos. hill, Irntst Grain-
ger, Jane Wright,
Dungannon. Hensall
R. Cousins has been improtiling his
property by erecting a wire fence.
Harry Fowler has moved into his
new house.
We are sorry to bear :that Miss.
Elsie Bradford is on. hire sick list.
Me. McClure' of .Goderich visited
his son, Well., here, last week.
Mists Bina Kilpatrick of Goderich
visited friends here last week.
Clit:. Rivers has gone to Lucknow
position i
to take s
0 o tion in Murdock
Co.'s store.
V11 The • River 1ci
11 Cr a Her st • e
a ey e i y ..t
work last week. W
The monthly meeting of the West
Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
was held on Tuesday of last week.
W. W. Picket . al, and G.
Powell of Blyth lyth were here on busi-
ness in connection with the cream-
ery,
Tho many friends of Donald McNev
in, who went west ',a few weeks ago,
willlee glad to hear that he has.
se-
cured a good position at Weyburn.
Rheumatism Cured
by 'Fig Pills.
Not.. often do you hear of . a 25e
preparation being sold with a guar-
antee to cure You. ' An absolute gua-
rantee. goes . with every 'box of ' FIG
PILx..S.' ' They will euro;Rheufnatism,
Backache,- Bladder Trouble, Fre-
quent Urinating,' Burning Sensation,
Painful Stitches,Sluggish Liver and.
all. Stomach Trouble. If not, your
money back.'
Seaforth .
Mr. ' Scott, who has been on ;the
staff of the Dominion Bank here for
the past couple of .years, has been
trans`erred to one of the Toronto
branches. '
Mrs. T. B. Sullivan • and two child-
ren, of `Moose• Jaw, Sack., and _ Miss
Nellie . Tracey of;. Q•ranbrookg British.
Columbia,are visiting Mrs. Wm. Trac-
ey, High street, for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Forsythe, who . have
been guests at the manse, returned
to their home in Boston, Mrs. For-
sythe . having sufficiently recovered.
from her illness to travel.
Dr. Chas. Campbell' and Mrs. Camp.-
bell
ampbell of Brooklyn, New 'York, were
here last week on a Visit torelat-
ives and friends. Dr. Campbell, who
is an old Seaforth boy, and •a son of
the late Dr. Campbell, is now one
of the leading physicians • of Brooklyn.
Bluevale-
SALVIA.
In Paris, SALVIA is the best
known Hair Preparation. Every
wo-
man
man of taste and refinement uses'
SALVIA, the Perfect' Hair Dressing.
Being free from any injurious sub-
stance andgrease makes it the
Bair Dressing to be admired. The'
hair at once becomes soft and fluffy,
and fairly sparkles, If your hair is
falling out, SALVIA stops it. If
you are troubled with .Dandruff,
SA.I,VIA is guaranteed to cure ib in
ten days. SALVIA will make the
hair grew abundantly. W. A. Mc-
Connell will sell you a large bottle
for 50c. The Scobell Drug Co., St.
Catharines, Canadian distributors.' .
The cream wagons made their inis
tial 'trips on Monday of last week.
Mrs. Masters and family have gone
to Calgary. f
Gordon Newton , of :North'. Bay vis-
ited his aunt,. Mrs. (Rev.) West.
Miss Annie Stewart has been ap-
pointed organist in ' the Methodist
church, •
Mr. Jas, Cleghorn is relieving . the
section foreman at 'Holstein for a few
months.
Rev. W. J. West, M.A., attended
the synod of Hamilton and London at
Stratford recently.
Mrs.. Diment and daughter, INfrs.
McKnight of Toronto, visited •'lwith
•
friends here recently:. '
Little Jessie Grey, who •has been
suffering from inflammatory rheuma-
tism, is re v
eo ering .
The teleP-hone linemen have bee�at
work in this vicinity, . extending the
Bell line to Fordwich and Harris -
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Diinent were in
the village attending the funeral of
the former's mother on April 23rd.
One evening prior to their departure
for the wast, a large number of the
friends of Wrs., Masters gathered in
the schoolroom 'of the Methodist
church and spent a very enjoyable
evening 'together. Lunch was served,
and Mrs, Masters was presented with
a set of silver knives and forks, and
Miss .Olive with a mahogany music
cabinet accompanied by address.
YOU'RE ONLY HALF SICIK.
But nevertheless you feel pretty
"seedy." Best prescription is Di.
Hamilton's Pills ; they tone up the
entire system, strengthen the stom-
ach, elevate your .•ntirite and melee
you feel better in one day. It's by
cleaning the body of wastes, by pur-
ifying and enriching the blood that
Dr. Hamilton's Pills aeecmplish so
much. Very mild, exceedingly prompt
and guaranteed in every case. Your
druggist sells Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mandrake and 'Butternut in yellow
bojtes, 25c. each, or foe for $1.00.
Get the geinane,
Repeat it ;—Shilolr's Cure will '.al-
ways cure niy cough,- and colds,",.
Hensall is under license again aid
resents are being almost as carefully
noted as the 'weather. •'
A gang of telephone linemen have
been at work in town putting in
cablesles and bracing poles.
Sam Coulter returned to 'London to
take his Ontario Council Exams. Be
passed the second year medical course
at the Western University with hon-
ors.
The Quarterly Board of Ilr•'rssels
Methodist church extended a unanini-
ous invitation to ,Rev. J. Millyaid,
to become their pastor for the com-
ing conference year. Although they
offer a larger salary than Hensall is
giving, the Rev. gentleman has , de-
cided to remain here.
Although ugh Mrs. Geo Moir hadd not
enjoyed the best of health for some
time prior to going out West with her
r Mrs. Dal a
Gaughte , s Dalrymple, yet news
of her sudden death at Moose Jaw,
on April 28th came as a great shock
to her relatives and friends, They
had just received word that she
had stood the fatigues of the journey
out there, which, at her age, was
a great undertaking. Mrs, Moir
had been a resident of lien -
sell for fully fifteen yearsand
d
was held in the highest esteem by a
large circle . •of ,riends. Her husband.
predeceased her nearly 'twenty yearsl.
remain., were brought east, g the
funeral taking place from the resid-
ence of her son in Usborne to Hen'
salt cemetery.
Leadbury.
A serious. accident occured to ; Mr.
C. Barrows . and wile and daughter
on, Sunday, morning . on their way ; to
church, whentheir horse hied and
threw the occupants., on the road.
Mr,': and Mrs.. Barrows escaped ' with
only .a severe: shaking up, but Miss
Jennie was more seriously injured. A
doctor was called' and pronounced her
injuries .concussion of the brain. We,
hope to hear of her speedy recovery..
The Union: S.S. Will , commence :next
Sunday. We hope to see it well, ate
tended as has been in the past.
Mr. Wm: McGavin is not improving
as quickly as his many friends would
wish to see;
Miss Cleft of :Walton and- Miss Kitty
of Newry spent Saturday'and .Sunday
at Mr. Scarlett's.
Mrs. Thos. Archibald is .attending
her mother, Mrs. Ireland of Egmond-
ville, .who is 'very ill.
The: continued wet weather has
been' keeping the farmers oft:the land,
but we Will .look for fairer weather
this month..
Repeat it :—Shiloh's 'Cure' will al-
ways cure niy .coughs .and—.colds.."
Resolution of Sympathy.
The following resolution was un-
animously carried by, a standing vote
of the Quarterly .Board of Ont. St.
church; Clinton :
• "As it has pleased Almighty God
in whose hands are life and death,
.ou
to remove from our midst, r be-
loved brother, 'John Brickenden, v, ho
was formany years' a faithful num-
ber of this Quarterly OfCietal Board,
we desire . to plane on record our high
appreciation of his manly spirit, ster-
ling integrity, solid piety, Chris-
tian activity and untiring devotion
to the church of his choice. We also
extend to: the members .cf the be-
reaved lamely, our deep sympathy 'tied
earnestly pray that 'the. •God of . • all
consolation 'may. sustain. thom and
that when the voyage of, life is ever,
we May all meet on the shore, where
every song is :victory, and where no.
shadow ever falls,"
TRY TEE MONEY -BACK CURE
• FOR INDIGESTION.
Nine times ,:n ten stomach derange-
meets are responsible for; sallow com-
'pinion, dull eyes and thin body.
tamacli, that su PP fifes nou-
It is the N
to the muscles thenerv-
es
;blood, rv-
es • and skin. If the stomach is healthy,
plenty of nrrtrious matter wall bet ab-
sorbed( by the blood.. If it 'Is not
healthy, the food will 'ferment, and
undigested, wilt pass along through
the bowels, furnishing so little nut-
ritious matter that the blood becom-
es. impoverished, and the glow of
health vanishes.
If you suffer from' nervousness, sick
headache, belching of gas, sour • tog's
in the mouth, heaviness after eating,
or any other iniu rable stomach dis-
turbance, you need Mi-o-na, and the
sooner you get it the quicker you
will be healthier and happier.
It will relieve any .distressed
stomach condition almost iinmediate-
ly. It will cure if raised aoeordtng 'to
directions. W. S. R. Holmes sells
it for 50 cents a large box, and he
thinks enough of it to guarantee it
to cure indigestion.
001100,02) s+L,fp x:'10 -o -ME )
CURES .CATARRH, ASTHMA,
In -Judith, Char+p, Coughs and Cn14 ct J
menzy bac:: Sold and guaranteed 11y
Repeat it:—Shiloh's. Cure will al
ways cure my •.roughs and colds."
May 1*t1h,1910.
aisuppm
Hood's
Sarsapariija
Will purify your blood, clear
your complexion, restore your
appetite, relieve your tired feel.
ing, build you up.'
More than 4o,000 testimo-
nials received in twoyears are
the broad and solid foundation
for this claim.
Be sure to take Hood's Sar.
saparilia this spring.
Get It today. Sold by all drugglsts
everywhere, 100 Doses $1.
The Canadian Northern is, reported '
to have secured an exeellent,routefor
the new line from Port Arthur to
Sudbury.'
William. Jones, electrical engineer,
was killed ' at Cobalt, being . thrown
from a runaway car.
A contract has been let at Cleve-
land for a new ferry to: take the place
of. Bessemer No. 2, wrecked .in Lake
Erie.
Tho militia camp at 'Niagara will
begin June '9instead of June 14 as
originally announced:.
TO -NIGHT
just beforeretiring, if your liver is
sluggish, . out of tune; ' and you feel.
dull, . bilious, constipated,take a
dose of •
FIG PILLS ,
and you'll feel fine in` the morning.
25c.' a.* box, or five boxes. for .$I.00.
For saleat all drug stores.
ACEI'; ADDS TO ITS POPULARITY.
Fifty years ago Putnam,'s Corn
Extractor was introduced. Its sale
has been enormous. The reason is
thit "Putnam's" is the only painless
and sure cure for corns, warts and
bunions. Doubtless you haws. prov
this yourself.
Great Britain and the 'Griited
States have exchanged ratifications
cf the waterways treaty.
James Vincent, ince ti arrestsd at Fort
a
m
William, will bedeported and take.,'
to Appleton, . Wis., to answer a
charge of abducting .girls for immoral
purposes.
"'I OWE MY LIFE
TO OM PILLS"
After Ten years of agony
If you want to see a happy woman,
kust call. on Mrs. Mollie Dixon, 59 Hos-
in Ave., - West Toronto. And whet;
she becomes enthusiastic over Gin Pills,
just remember that they cured her of
terrible Kidney Disease from which she
suffered for 10 years. .
"After ten years of suffering from Kid-
ney Disease, i believe I owe my life to
Gia Pills: Before I began using Gin
Pills,myback ached somuch that I
could not put on my own' shoes, but after
taking three boxes of Gin Pills these troue
bles are all gone. It is a pleasurefor me
to add one more testimonial to the grand
reputation of Gin Pills." '
MRS. M. DIXON..
If you are having trouble withyour
Kidneys or Bladder, take _ the advice of
those like Mrs. Dixon, who have tried
Gin Pills, and use them.' 'They will cure
you of every trace of these troubles, and
also act on the Liver.
50c. a box, 6 box for. $2.5o, at all
dealers. We let you try . them before
you buy. Write for free sample. Na-
tional Drug and Chemical Co: (Dept.A),
Toronto, 0itt.
1
O.UR, SPECIAL SAVINGS
FOR ALL NEXT WEEK
Ton should take steps when
house-cleaning and see our 05c
and 75c Step Ladders,
•
Granite Ware •
Dish Pans. reg 55e for ..... ..34.c
Water Pails, reg 90r: for 60c
•P,e Plates, reg 15c far 10c
Pie Plates, reg tic for.... 8c
Child's Piates. reg 10c for,6c '
' • A saving in shovels. A few
long handled round poipt.for 45c
Long handled, round point,
shovels. extraquality, solid steel.
shank reg 85c for...... 05e
Something neat and nohhv :in
Brass Extension :Curtain. Rods
alt sizes and' prices, from 5c up.
Tinware
14 qt Tin ;Pails 15c
10 gt Tin'Yails`............:,12c
XXX Dairy Pails, our . own •
make, only 50c
See our bunch of useful House-
. bold Articles in our big window,
' your choice for 106.. •
DUSTBANE=The great sweeping compound. It disinfects the
room and kills moths. and germs. Once tried always. used. We have
nowea large number of cnstorners nen.* Dusthane, and in order to
increase the nuoiher the. Dusthane'Mfg Co; of Bolton have given us
permission 'to sell all next week, the regular 356 can for .25
To parties making application for water from the Water Works
System'—we can furnish and install anything 'in the line: If you want
a Bath,'Sink. Basin, Lavatory oranything in the line, •call and let us
figure with you. ' • •
'Every purchaser next week cen•have a cake cutter free for the
asking,•either plain or scolloped:
Agents Inc Sherwin. Williams Paints and Varnishes,
and. Dustbane the great sweeping compound.
HA - AN SOS.
RLAND � S.
sToVES AND : HARDWARE
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hen ' ou Want
Anythiiig
In Jewelery or Japanese. Ware,
let . us show you our goods and
quoteprices. rces. We are sure we can
please you.
iir'Watches
We guarantee to be good time-
keepers, the kind you carp de
pe.ad ou.
WILL BE PLEASED TO HAVE YOU CALL
W. R. Oounter
Jeweler and Engraver. ' - CLINTON
Issuer of Marriage LiCeases.
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