The Clinton News-Record, 1907-02-21, Page 2•e—resva-ms, N+-•+, . .rmnmelarnomm.,
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Superfine Dress Goods $.
Our Oreett Ono& thauttfacturere are Motte. Delecluse ac Co.
0 for Crepe de llbenete Tugget, Obappot „h Gee, foe paw", wear ,
, Kheranta (Geo, Care eeelo. for beautiful Week 'end colore; Ounk 4
a Sons`for pet ter :English Tweed Dress Goods; Milligan, Forbes &Co,
v. hoe lima Lettuce Dress Goods.
3:bese wing goods beve surprised ue with their excellent,
A values, new deeigne of lovely colorings, pretty soft effects and best
ve 43f all theirpileee, Never before heve we put such interest into
if Drees Goode as• we belle for this spring and now we een show. yo u
A our best efroqs. to capture tile tioe's slaare ot the dress trade for
T swung.
Englieh Light Shaded Tweeds', in, checks 'and overebeeks of lovely 0
cutooination eoloringe, at GOe •
Silk and Wool Tartan Settings, for waists or dressea, at 500
Black Poplins, With avorgian weave, at 50e . ,
$
Pure Weol a& r, en eleKeneie, Small, 43 Ni., Hunting Stewart.
meponeld, Duchess of Fife, at 50e
Granite Satin Clotha, la blaelt,uavy, green, dark red, brown, at 50e
;
(Slack and White Shapherd Check*, et 20e •
Elegent Athole Tweed*, in fancy coke trigs, new and novel, at 50e
Pro Pattie Moire Skirtiug
e, in black, 'levy, navy and white, regular
15e. for 124e Sa
Pacific. Sel ge0, in black and nay, at 50c •
haharento. Venetiens, in black. navy, deek red and myrtle, at 50e
i
;Panama Voile, in creane slime navy, black anti beowo,.at 50e
Crepe de Chene, iu ct.eate, sky, black, navy, reside, myrtle, silver
•end dark grey, at 50e.
iiharantaln .01otai, in black ouly, exeeptionally wide, bright
tedisb, at -75c alai $1.00 •
mirror Poplin, in !deck and ivory, richer than silk, laettee to wear,
tast dye and revereible,.at 75e
ratteala Cloth, in black and all colorings, at 59e, 75a. $ $LOO, $1,25
Poplestone 86. Gardiller '
• The Big ClOthiers,"...BLYTHE. - ;
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Beal Estate For Sale'
FARM 'FOR S.A.LE.-THE FARM FARMS FOR SALE OR TO. -RENT,
property of %he late James leeir, i. Lot 11.011.3rd dote,end soutle half
---- (iinton, Ont., comprising part. of i 14, .4.th cone in the township
tot 24, con. 1, Hullett (now - in \ " of Hullett, are oitered forsale ot
Clititoe), south half of lot, --23. and ; , to tent. They colisist .01 150.aeres,
Elot 24, con. 2. Reliant, exceptanh 20 I alt in grass except twelve ares in
acres at the N.E. corner of lot 21, I • bash. A- good two-story frame hu-
ll -acres of the south half of lot 25 se, Jeanie barn 50t70 with power
(Lon. 2, Hullett, 7 acres a lot 35, . mill, deiying-shed 30x50, and sheep
• on. 16, Goderich township, and 3e, house 20x36a. The place Is well wee.
acres of lot 1, Huron Road conces- tered by •spring, e drill .weli. ana..
sion, Goderich tcawnehip Mow ia the river. It is situated 31 miles
Clinton) containiag in all 2e4e acres from Clinton and. is. well , adapted.
• will be offered for sale at public foe stoek or grain,. Also Lot 13,
auction, at the Town Rally Clinton, • on 6.tli• Cone, consisting of 100 .acre:,
' on Wednesday, the 6-th March, 1907, twelve acres leash and the rest see-
d*, D. Dicianson, Auctioneee. This dal •down. A never -failing . spring
harm property mages one of . the With tee-windMillefer. pieheing. Th-•
amost valuable and hesirable. proper- ese farais will he sold :together . or
ties for mixed farming to befoun4. separately' itad onterms to Suit 'the
en the Coenty of Huron consisting purchesee. If not sold, will be ref., -
of arable and pasture lanes with eed.-eR. •J. Millers Bex 25, olintou.
good supplies of water. -There, -ate-- • . • .. .. , • -• .
erected on tee premises two good . - . . . .,
frame (Swelling housee end four. .
barns in goad state of repair. The a .
property w•••atee
AL Ea -WEST HALF
of lot 7, South Bottedaey, and West
and the soil is in excellent condi-
halt of lot 3, Coe. 4,, Stanley, eon -
all wheaion. There are tweneyeave acres. of •
h
eistang..of 102. aortS,' 8 acres bush, . , t end all the. fall elogehing
the , remainder • seeded . dOwn excephe
is done. '1:11.e eon .is- a clay there. •.
Iileheate pessession cMg 110 acree, The place ..ts Welhfena,
TERMS: neaa
le
e given.'Col and drained, ' and wateted . . by . Teta per cent. • of the pur-
abase „„)3,- keen wee balance wise_ spring . creek. Frame barn. This
.farm. is situated oe the•T'foveit '.1.jele,
eat thirty flays without. intetest..
tWO miles west of e..ppen -station:
The executers reserve the right to
nuke one hie. Particulars may be APply. ow the ereenises or addeess
itaa on ap al:catera to the un.dereign- James Cr. 'Pehrias, • Eihpon, Ont., 32
ed.-. -James Fear, Norman Mel- - • ' a . . ' . . • •
Fair and haat, , ecoet, F.xscutors. .. - ..... . - ,•
• ... - • •
Se. Dienseu, Aectior.eer. - .5.9 'FARM. •FOR- SALE OR ..TO• RENT.-
• - Lot 13, con. 16; Greterich _township,
-
. consisting t 80- --tiaras, 65 :acres -
!FARM FOR SALE, LOT 1, HURON ' cleared, balance bush. • Good .•.barn
'I ' e -
. . • . a
- Road; Goderich township, 1 mile andcomfortable house.. ' Weil• .Wat-
Irian Clinton, • containing 130 acres . eted by two good tenning ' streams. -
e.! land in excellent cultivation. . e mile from, echoed and 1 mile frosn
1
Easy terms. Apply to J. Holinee postehice.. Will, be. sold .oneatiy
ae. 0. box 196, Clinton, Ont. •• terms.--Appla to ' T. Te hiPtirphy„
• • Clinton; .. . . • . -•... 35 tt
1.'011, SALE ON 7TH CON.
. Stanley township, conteinieg 175
:acres. ,a mile from school, j mile
from Presbyterian and Methodist
chum:flee and postoffice, 7 miles. (nom
talensatl and 4 mild from ,Kipeen
• station. There are On .the premises
three barns; 64x40, 70x28, 502E28,
aU in /good repair. Comfortable log
.end frame house. 22 acresii fall
wheat. All fenced, 190 acres well.
• 1
FARM FOR SALE. -THE aIND41:1-
•eigneee Offers for isle palt o plit,
• 40' on the Bayfield Road, 1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting of 20
acres, Good frame house with st-
one cellar, bian 36x7.0 with •comeht
•aasement. Easy terms..- J. , A.
. 40 •
senderdrainet and the remattung
•
seeres a:fa:anted hy township dttch , . • . • • . •
well. HOUSE, FOR .SALE. A. LARGE
running throuele Never failing
at the bona with a new Branttord
inumpilt% mei_ also• neer fahing
-spring hack ran the farmla atm
good bearies erehare. Tea tarn is
en a firet-class state of cultieetion
„and .is sawed in en.: of the best
grain growing sections in tile pro-
vince, Will he sold cheap an,1 , on
terms te sue the eurchaset. For
seethe infermatioe apply on . the
;premises et aileass Georee Cole-,
man, llineae et P. a. • 47.
ARM °FOR SALE. LOT 24, CON,.
et, Stanley, containing 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is well
fenced, underdrained and in a good
%tate (4 cultivation.. 1 acre of Or-
chard and small. fruit. On the pre-
mises is a two story bride house
with slate roof, a first-class farm'
house, a barn, size, 4.4
re 80 with stone stabling, a cement
14x311, good driving hoUse'pig
pen and . hen house. Two never48.1.1-
r.ne; wells. This faxen is situated 3
elites aorta )ti aatield, 5 from Clin-
ton atilt eravel road. Ap-
ply on ti, premises or address
Albeit Note, Clinton P. O. 02
FARA FOR SALE. -LOT 30 AND
part 31, con. 5, Ifullett, coesisting
of 117 acres. 11 acree gond hard-
wood hush, balance under eultiva-,
berms. Well watered and fenced. I
Bearing • orchard. la Miles front
store, postoffice, church and school. '
Will he sold on easy terms as the.
undersigned intends going West.-
R. J, Miller. Clinton P. O.
tion. Good brick house and frame
frame house. on Wellington' s tree b,
Clinton, • lately occupied by F. C.
Althea: 7 roorne and pantry, wood-
shed, good.' ston cellar, . hard one
soft water, e acre. of land.. A sp-
• leadid .clianee for a . persori 'dentine
a good hoes°, Apply , to Mrs. Chid!
ley or -te .Mr. Alle04k. • . 30
FARMS • FOR SALE -ONE AND
quarter 'miles 'from church', e post-
. office, school, .and the village Of
Suite* ler grain • or
-
grass. Lot 27,, on the 2nd eon, 'West ,
Wawanosh • consisting of 100 acres •
of • land, 15 acres under bush and'
ehe • balance nearly. all grase. . A
brick house, a •hank barn 5260, a
driNieg house 24x.36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are 'on sat
.premises. • Aloe lot 28, Eftet
-Wa.wahosh, 2nd con., dircctly oppos-
ite said lot. 2-7, containing 100 acres
of land, 15 h.eres of which .are bush
On this lot there is a bank b
40x60.• There are 4 acres of aod
bearing orchard oti the two arm.
Both' lots. are well. fenced . na un.
derdraineda • A never faili g stapes
rues actress both. farm.- • Pmst...ssien
can • be given at ofte -*Terms easy.
The proprietor is • w past theeasae
to farm.-Applv to Thomas
Nich-
lon, Auburn '. 0 . Proiript *reply
will .be, giv to' all cothrutatilcat-
ions,.
amen sToni.: Fon
door south of The
doe -Apply of John
'fr. 0 • N
SA ONE
Ne' -Ilecord of-
eGeron., or W.
48
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1," .-SALE-FRAME II0I-SE AND
lot on Prince ei '-street. 11. roonis„.
hia,rd and soft water. Good seab1e..1
;• Will be sold• cheap and • on o easy
I terms. Also 4. hives of bees and a
ttuinherof bee boxes.-Williate Dun-
can. 89.
1
A number- of .advoeatee o. Worrier.
„oath , ihm4h4s t, r r,07-oxpiciSUffrage who itt ringod y`i!sleivday to 1.
for the tyke Led ire of $31i5,00e,otio, ethirtthe lletthel House of Cotnuine
were eletreed by moutated 'Italics and
e
sotetteeotet 'nem 134{ years
Mity iitured. '10
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Chatoa tiewaoftecord
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•eea.heesseesaleeeteeaeSeaaaaehaeee~hesheeeeeWaseeeemerseeeep.
Goderich Happenings s,
ivii.,4..ELIMSE A. SKIAIMINOS correspondent.* .
A delightful program was rendered We.e.Tiamlitik bought the old Judge
on -Monday evening at $t. George's Strachan residence, late the residence
S. S. roena, Dr. Hayden presidifig of the late Mr. McKinnon.
with 1.41a USW winning way: The first
number wa atinethumental' eoto ably
executed by Miss Aiine, Goldthorpe ot
Saltford, followed by a vocal solo by
Dr: Macklin, Who possesses, a dear
barotone voice. He also gave a,pretty
Memo song. The instrumental duo
by Masters 13eenard and Ardene hIeete-
ey, with rna.ndolin, and triangle, was
truly, a great treat to the audience
and brought forth a hearty encore to
which, they responded by singine•"The
Spasvieb Cavalier." aceompanyieg th-
emselves. The violin duo given by
the Attests Pauline Snider and Mabel
Doty vva,e well exeented, Miss Par-
sons.' solo "Benderneers Stream" was
very "sweetly rendered and a warm
encore was ghee, her. Mr. Suther-
land'solo "Anchored ' and encore
song "Time's Flight," delighted all.
The • accompanists were Mrs, peony
Mr. Sutherliand and Wisses Smits and:
Hattie 'Donogb,.., The National Auths ial restaurant have retired from that.
ere playcel by Mr. Stitherland brought business.
the pleasing entertainment to an end. Miss Laura Craig has been spenaing
.Mr, Toni Sturdy . is not recovering a few days at Seaforth, the guest ot
friends. •
Robert Chilton, U. S. Consul at
Toronto, speat a few days in town.
Mrs. and' Miss Flo•rtan, and Mrs, M.
C; Cameron, and her, neioe,.Mis)i Mc-
Lean are spending a few weehe at
Toronto. •
• Mesdames M. H. Morris S.nd W. 'I'..
Hays 'Were ill last week with la gri-
Pihs.
Mrs. 0, Slack spent !last week in
Fra.ak Martin is preparing for sp-
Ong and se:inner patronage by get-
ting his place of beeiness painted and'
papered, •
Our most worthy citizen, Jamieson
Reid, left on Valentine's Day to sail
for Ould .Erin.. He will spend the bal-
ance of the winter .visitine Belfast,
Dona.glutelee., enact adjoining- towns, Clo-
ghey too, ate.00g the rest, the birth-
place ot the late merchant ehince of
Toroatoi Timethy Eaton,
Mr. W. K. Snider was. in Toroato
lat
srweleaethivea$ndi'aMArysiniSnider was visit-
ing The good will of the Imperial rest-
aurant hae been bought by Mr. Harry
Edwards, who will conduct the bus-
iness hereafter. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
wards are very popular people and, we
trust they will remain
Mr. and Mrs. Pringle of the Imper-
so rapidly from the 'aecedent whieh
betel him recently. In his fall the see
iatic nerve a his weak lieih was bad-
ly bruised, and one ankle sprained.
Mr. Butler- is- still on his- crutches)
his fall on the paYement7 injuring his
knee badly: . •
. Mr. William Johnston, who was se-
riously ill the some weeks, now
visiting his uncle, Mr. Haggitt of BI-
yth: and reletives in and around Clin-
tens • , glisten. •
The PTetagonehe'a Club held tifeirMiss Hemsteidge of Hamilton one
_second-andelastadancee-ineOddiello hof -the -gaff ef--- Dr. -Mabee's Assist -
hall' en Monday evening bethre Lent lass, • •
began. . • • . . Mre..,Cayley Hamiltonwas the gus
• MVS. Hugh Johnston of Sault" Ste. cse last week of her brother-in-law,
Marie; Miel":„ who is seending the Dr, Charles Hamilton of Cornwall.
• winter in • Toronto, left on, Saturday Mr. George•Turehull Of Manitoba is
for ethat City, after s pleasant visit tele guest of his brothers,' Dr,. James
at the Sa,ults House with' her sister- L. .a.nd •Wal ter Turn:bah '
t4"1-s;wa 13- .J. Sault's. , - ----Rev. W. H. Graham , ef Victoria
Miss Jean Fraeer returned on Sat- street chureli has aceektede a eall to
• urclay to erahonto, after e, pleasant Victoria Avenue cleureh, Chatham.
visit pith her sisters, the Misses ;Fr- Tlit fire alarm sounded Mt Thursday
• afternoon.- caueed b,y.n. fire in Matta
-Fraser of the U. S. Lay's. Catine,se laardry, owing to the
Bridge Conetructing Co., visited' his exihoeion otele-gasoline lamp. Mr:
Jack aCurrie, Dyer, etc., •shaleisegnielieti
the fire befere the brigade readhed tha
building, • • h • ••
•• On Monday, 'tile llth or February,
the fuherale which wee. private, took
place from s'Idylwild," the residence.
oh captain mid Mrs. Normen hIcDeir-
md
i. of their you've:et daughter, Ra-
chel Christina., (little. • Rat). egret 1.2
years. Rev. James Andersonnaloiat-
ed at residence aid cemetery. The
relatives irate a .clisteace were Mr.
and Mrs. .George Newell and four.
•children, Ben.miller Mrs; Newell hes-
Mg a sistee • of Mrs. MeDia,rreid. Oth-
er members of -het fandly, Mks, 'Jana
e's Thompeoe; dauehter, and son •Nor-:
Nor-
man MeDierned .bcith of Reston; Men.
could. slut get horee. Little:Ray was
ill since slat was three years old,
• W. • E. Kelly. is getting a .new. pane.
of. glass in one pr. his wincloWs. •
Mr: Fred Slush?' wae laid up last
week isith a -severe attack • ofgrila,
.• .
Miss •Retta Clark,. only daughter of
Dr. 'Clark, LS laid up with an attack
, of typhoid fever.. • • .
The . Myrtle Ceesies ,ad
Ethel Clark • are etteading the millin-
ery openings at Toronto, .
• The.Gospel Leagee of, Sunday was
addressed by the Rev. Alfred, Brown
'of Landon. •Mr. :Fred. Blair aetell
chairtnen. . Mr,' Brown took for his.
subject:::."The Amethyst". the
mans far ' ena nayeaes; hies; heehe ewl,feth stone in the founding of • the
ge,ve a receipt rot hOrange .Pudding" ••v of Ate New , Jettisaleee.explaha
alislasSkiminas read ' the receipt- for jag:that the word is derived from two
"Apple Salad," given recently iti ng.: The. Greek words meanian. Antidote
News-Recard. Thailks were Offered against dret3kenness. and as Sunday
Was the anniversary of the death ' of
1V:iss'Il'illard it wn§ .most fitting
subjeat eheasse: • " •
Tbe funeral of the .beloved wife' of
.Mt. S. A. Megavv• took place on the'
llth February.. the Rev. lett. Ae-
derson officiating at the residence and
at the graveeide. The beautiful caelc-
et was eovered with many beautiful
'floral • emblem); Steen reatiees and
friends from ;many parts of •Ontario,
sisters last month. He hail been for
some neonehe engaged at Smelt, Beth-
lehere, Penne ha bridge building, and
.now..isas gen.:. to 0.evelani where so-
. nie cither bridge la -being conetructed.
' Miss Andrews, our eleeereartist in
modeling clay has been spending hei
holidays at her home here and ' .left
fur Tarr:Rita' mi. Saturday to aetend.
. the hillanere openipas; before return-
ing ,to Mitchell. • . :
Nit, •hessie Glehhill & Betimiller tent'
to our •addrese a• aer v • hancleorne • gift
•fieS the hospital which aelighted Miss
Aejfeson, head nurse at rreeent, AEI
Gledhill, will pleale- aecept our wann-
est thanks. , . • • " •
W Ej,KJIy, iresitlent 'of the 0.
A. directed us to .aie •tece fallowing
note .to The News-Recort; hIt is, ru-
mored about taven that ,the• Chilton
team 0. al. A. had rot filed a. pro-
test asatinsf the Goelerich, team at
0. H., A.. 'headquarters, and also :that
the.. Clinton team hale -not the neces-
sary $25 to pat tip. • Presideat Kelly
has .proper authority to 'Say that the
Cliaten team had lodged. a protest,
acccenpaniee by the neceesarve $25.
• Robert Elliott bas sold out his coel
business to. P. B. Holmes.
The. Woman's Itistitute •met en Thu-
rsday, February 7th at the.. pleasant
borne of , Mrs, llaahatte SWanscan. Mrs.
Salkeld -read from 4/Fireless, Caok-
ing," a thode Well 'known, to the Ger-
Mrs. Cafstain 'hretheway,,for thee usa
. of her handsome partore for. the W. 1.
•animal. "A elliame." Thanks else • to
Mrs. Swanson for use of herhome and
the See. Was ordered to Send a letter
of thanks to tile Loyal,"Maple Lear
oicheet re: Tea; was served a 51 -eine
Sanford Stokes ha e purchased • the
Turner cottage on Esse a street, $1;700
was the purdah:, pric:. '
. . . ,
• • Thift .be.sTaes the.' levery pillow' of - roses,
carnet ions,. lilies . ad ; ehe Salley and,
vane lilies. 'with "Mother" an gold let-
terswe must . mention the "Gates
ilib IT() . • Ajar,." . the golden gates .01 '. which
•. were surttemeted .by a mess of. roses
. . . . - ' mad lilies, • a tribuee front 'thee travel-
..
• .,• lers hi. the • W. C. F. -M. L'is.,: • apd.
-PURITY- • --ACCURACY—
• tery large wreath. of reps and 111-
The Great; on Oil froinTriie.:-WinTrek—o-frirtrgralr
Food .f.or rength. Tlw pallbearers Were : Sheriff Rey-
nolds, • Des. Niciallgoti and J. L. -Turn-,
. ,
.beld, W. pheudfoot, C. A, Nein. and
.Y. P. •LaWrenee, The relatives from.
•dietahee were Mr, Charles Me-
eaw and sister,. •Miss Hattie Meham,
of Toronto.; Mies. Minnie Holmee ,of
(1iMrs ',lames A reaibald of
Seafrartha The employees of the big
.aleaut :eighty le, number, attend-
ed in a body, as also did members of
the. Board:of Trade. The funeral eer-
toge was a very long otr5-11te late
alrs.. ar....gaw was: born in . Clevetate
her nesiden name' being Mary Allen
'elIlIL r anal thirty one years ago was
married. in North Street (aural • in
this town to. hir..• S. te. Megaw„ the
•vereniony, being performed by the late
Rev, pr. • Una 'the pastor of the
church being; absent at th,. titne.
The Ride was one of i,he most beau-
----eki4F-iiiirried in thee church.
She in survived by six children, Mier
boye-Willhun of Winnipeg, Cleaelve of
Toro t 0, Ilarry of the (4. I'. R. eta
tainering staff:awl Matter Allea at
home -and two • glass -Miss, lialtie
wish is attending school in Tomtit',
and Miss Grace .a.t home, In 1882
Mr. and Mrs. Megaw.ileft, for Winni-
peg biet returned a • few years later,
aPiloilile'd manager
of the eampetiyai millehere,. a posi-
„
flee -fill e with greet energy anal
-Mr. .1ohti Spooner of Ikloosmiii.
Sask., is We guest pf his brother-in-
law, Mr. Ed. Swart./ of the British
CLINTON% •WHOLESALE • Exchange last week.
•FRIV TTTE RTV:kr, HERB Nliss Jennie Bell hd., returne from,,
AOEN("1., her visit. tri Philadelphia. '
• ening a d building '
Pp tir system - tis.
sues • If that cold '-
pc sists in hanging
use Ferrola.Have
you lost weight:?
Do you feel weak?
Have you lost your
appetite? Is your
system run down ?
These troubles .will
be 'quickly reined.
ed by using . Ferrol,
_
11,,o/mes
NiatiUfacttiring
We 1<eep Only, . Poit-Office
The Best, 'Drug Store.
-RELIABILITY - EXPERIENCE-.
T AKE RIVAL HERB ADLETS
FOR STOM.kCII, LIVER,
KIDNEYS AND Fon CL-
EANING TH1,4, BLOOD. FOR
, SALE fl'It W. A. Mr ovs,,ELr
• ..
Itt
• ..
Goderielk..
- Mrs. Logan arrived 'Int Saturday
night to (mead a couple .ot svelte with
hehr.Wesleyrll11atbtl.G. Edwards el Cobourg
has been eppoInted;aSSistent -commer-
dal rnaetereirrIlie Tedhnieal Welt
• School at Toronto. His youngest
brother bo., _beet"' compelled to resign
his position- in tire Woodsteek Colle-
giate owing to hasine received au
injury to his eyesight.
The annual .Missionaay esaviees were
beld in the Victoria eteeee calatrecheleet
Seadayi. the art% Alfred dirowe -nt
Askin streee- cheteh, London, taidne
• the morning- service and the Rev, T.
E, E. Short, seseoelete - Missionary
Secretary preaching in the.--eveeing.
Missionary services were 414 beld in
the North street church, the . same
gentlemen preaching. 'rite collections
and subscriptions . throughout t1 day
were for The cause of Missions ' and
were liberal. -•
Rev. G. N. Hazen prea„ched in the
Askin street Ouch, Loadoa,
day last. -
Mrs. Robbins, nee Miss Jessie..Stra-
iton, of Rochester is visiting her par-
ents, Mr. "and Mrs. Straitote, •
Captain and Mrs. Fergesoe. _ and,
elare and. Res. hewett of • . Bayfield.
drove upon Saturday and aided with
Mr.-a'ntl Mrs. Cha.rlie. Symanda .
Mr, Robert Bell of the bigmilli staff
met- with an • aceidetit • last week.
While closing the flout bagin: some,
way 'hite _needle /linty tip from his•han,d
• wounding him in one or his -limbs. He
• had to give. upSwetif. ter • two, aeys,
fearing blood .poisonieg., •
.The Salvation Army .. will 'have
charge..ol' the Gospel .Temperance
meeting next Sunday.. . ' •
.. Col. Macdonald of ,Guelph _seas 14
town on TUesday of lest Week ,in ' the
itterests. Of the G. .ez G. RaliWay. •
Mr: Willie . • Bell and da,ugietata -Miss
'gettie.-Bell of Duegention, here return-
-eh .from a' six weeks' visit to relativ-
es and. friends . in Clinton And • God...
erica...
3 Powerful :Instances
OF ZAM431.TES' WONDERFUL,-
• HEA.LING. • • •
. ,
Het& are three pa -aerial itaetances
of, the varied ways • in which • fleasn-
Buis the great herbal balm, is doing
geod throughout the. Dainiteiets. • Have
.you yet enjoyed its benefit? .s t
:• Baby Cured of Eczema.
Mrs, L. . Taylor, of Phut Ridge
(Mena says:: " I will never be
Mit 'Zam-Buk in My h,oese, ae I, ha,Ye
thoroughly proved it. .It eared irri-
tating rash and: eczenia • on my baby's
feet during teething, Where there are
chiliiree it :is invaluable, as i heals
their sores an,d inleries.'in wonderfully
shOrt time.
Trodden on by a' liOrse-Bad latuiSes.
Mr: D. Cumming,. of. Spantane:eat
• (Ont.). says.: al • have p•royeele that.
Zane:Bilk hasextraordiressa merit. ; I
was- tramped on by a .horse and my
foot was a,11 •bleat...and- swollen.
could scarcely move it the: Ogle Wae
SO' bad. • A few 'applicationsi• of Zein-
• Bek cuted the pain and removed the
.discoloeation.. -The heat was soon all
right again.. It is a woriderfue bean,"
• Running Sore Ilealefl. :••••
tvirs 5. J. Holden; of Hannah .14.
W.,• Haehiliess. says c .."My tittle girl
.hid. a' running sore on her leg whih
defied all manner of treatrneet. With-
in F.a few ef trying Zarn-Buk
there Was. -a distinct improvement
anti the wound is now coenpletely
healed, I have since used Zarn-Bals.
the :• other • ski a diseases, etc:, and
findit excellent." • -
ZameStik isan alt -round- household
aalm. Itis-compounded from ourely
herbal essences, and cures eezema
uleere, sores, chapped hands, bruised,
cuts, burns, etc. It, also cures rheum-
atism, sciatica.' neuralgia, and habbed
well - in over • tae chestin cases o1.
cold temoyes the tightness and ache
ing. Alt dregests and steres 'sell at
50e, a box, or) post free frem the
Zaenelluk Co.; Toronto, upon. receipt
•Of price. 6 bexes eent fpr $2.50.
Two persons were killed, yesterday
and several injured' by the eeplosion
of a locosnottive boiler en the Ontario
& Western Railway. .
..(>0.90 o ***Oaxaca ••00
O Sir.' •Conan Deale's Great
• -• --Story-, 4 •
• TIIE HOU,ND OF • Nt.
•.0. THE BASis:ERVILLES, ea •
s 000 a • • .0440.044044000
• • The' Loam). Chronicle, ia •
• a . review: of this story -
headed fathe. Zenith of
• . Sherlock Holmes,"'
'1We shouldlike to. pay
- . Dr.. Doyle the highest come'
- pliment at our command. It
•
is not simply . that this
book is superior in origin-
• ality , and construction to.
the earlier edteetineU of ^
this great deteetivh * *
. Dovie has provided a,
erintinar who, as alt. Hol -
nes admits, is indeed a
Montan worthy of his. steel.
Hi th. rto he has found. it
conmarktively easy to uti-.
• mask his antagonists, but
ie the preeent case he (itids
• himself eheckmated again
and again. • There is pitted
against him • a ekill. nearly
. equal to his own and' he -
wins thi game ahnost by
a hair." .
' - '0
• Tide 'new story will be- 0
• gin shortly in The 'News- <>
4: Reeord and' that our read- *
4' Ors will follow it with eh •
4 absorbing interest, we can
esi readily believe., • • 4'
4.4444•444,44'.'i4
The United States alien head' tax
is to be increased to $4.
DO you FEEL THE PINCH
Not of poverty, hut of corns, ;wh-
ile; corns, that can be cured by Put-
nam's Corn Extraetor ? Don't suffer,
use "Putnam' • everywhere in
25c bottles..
Nalideon Gravel, an Ottawa civil
'i4rvant, cozmnitted suicide oy haneing
himself.
DOES YOUR HEART FLUTTER -1
You know heart fluttering means
yotahe not as well as you_elioulci be.
It's an evidence of inmaired nerve aud
muscular power. To obtain cure, try
Ferrozone ; it has a, special a.etican
on the heart as seen in the ease of
Thos. Grover of Cole Herber; N. S..
who says : "It I exerted myself it
would bring palpitation. To carry
any heoy weight Or go quickly up-
stairs caem,pletely knocked me ont.
When bat? attacks came on, I lived in
fear of sudden deaeb,. Ferrozone gave
my heart the very assistance it nee-
ded, and now I ant mate well." For
heart or nerves it's hard to excel Fer-
rozone, 50e a r box at all dealers.
February MA, 1007
ateinniesiwasuessipmeinesstrawimassiapplaursa
William Roach, 0.:Gilpit Ceshiera le
misSing and it is alhZed that his at
counts are seven hundred dollar* ,sit -
Ort:
Hood s
Sarsaparilla enjoys the &-
diction of being the great -
eat curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. It la an all-rosmd
medicine; Prodigals ita and
equalled effects by' purify- •
ing, vitalizing and enriching
the blood on which Um
health and strength of every
organ, bone and tissue de. ,
pond. Accept no •subet10-
Lute for _Hood's, but inr
sist• having Hood's
AND ONLY HOOD'S,
- The Manitoba Legislattice lies been
'prorogued and it te staid a. genetal
election will be held on Meech 10th.
BLUE PILLS NO LONGER •USED;
When the stomach. heeds cleansing,
the bowels increased activity,the liv-
er additional power, don't use mereu-
ral pills, try: Dr. alemittores. Vege-
table in composition; extremely mild,
yet sure to flush out 11 impurities
• arid wastes, no remedy is ea well ad-
apted for family use. Positively. a
'cute for biliousness and sick headache
unfailing • in ' constipation and bowel
trouble, • exceptipeally good for. indig-
• estion, • no enedicir.e .18 i; universally
nectied'• in every home as Dr. Ilamilt-•
onh, Pills. Good for -the young, the
• Old, the sick and the well (ines, the
, benefits, of Ur. Hainiltan's Pills ate
manifold: Sold everywhere 25e.
boxes.. •. '
. •
Daitiel A.. Mann, .whei fell of a
ieht ear at Black Reck five. wee.ke aro
died at St. •Thernas from. his injuries.
• , ' . • •
•
WHY CHEST COLDS'
_ . ARE DANGEROUS
• They idad to •plearisy and .pneumon-.
ie. Fella* the advice of T, 11: Pow.
lee • of Powie'S c'orners, Oat,, who
says • "I: used' to be abject to ' at-
tacks and althhegh I used Most eve
rattling ..netisine relies'ed quiekle till I
cliscoeered Nerviline1 have used .14-
I :for: ple.urisy. and .sore .a.nd fotand
• it „hest, the prciper thina. For lum-
bago' or neeralgia it's eilice".as ligh:-
'oiling; I clreettully reeomnieud Nervil-
inc
Ser.Ongest, eleanest; meet pain do-
itrohliaglinieneet et. -earth is • •Pol-:
hoiSes Nerviline, 25c bettlee, seld evea
.11razil. is said to be almost' iu fin-
anCial straits. her deacie this, year be-
ing six millions. ,
D.00TOAS • CHANGE •
TriEig METHODS.
Years ago they. fought catarrh hy
internal. dosing. • Theyease this, ruined
the: stomach and Charged to the ozona
ated att entre, better known as Cate
arrhozorte, This. treatment .1"s •sure' to
cure. It gees to • -the, 'eource of the
disease ; it destroys the causes that
maintain catarrh and even
worst :eases permanent cure is guar-
anteed. • Failure with Catarrisozone is
impossible. Antiseptic, healing .atatt far-
•reactling, it's belied to cure every
•• time, .Endorsed by mere than. thenty
.thetisand -physicians hi America; alone
and sold in 25c and $1 sizes by all
dealets: ' .
•
State of Ohio, City of-'
Toledo, Lucas County. -ss.
Frank .J. Cheriey makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co. doing business in
the -City of 'Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, and, that said firm will pay
the sum of, ONE HUNDRED, DOL-
LARS for cath and every case of cat-
arrh that cannot be curech by ehe use
of Hall's Catarrh Cure. •
J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before the and subscribed
in ihy,presenee'• 'this iith day of `Dec-
ember, A. D. 1880. A, W. GLEASON
(Seal) , Notary Public.
lle,11.'s Catarrh•,Cure is taken inters
hally, and Acta directly on `the hIstod
and mucous surfaces of :the • system
Send for testimonials ErW,
.1...CHENEY :LS: Co., Toledo, 0,
Sold by Druggists, 75ce'
Take Hairs Family Pitts for .eote
etipation:.
An aereemeet is in Night between
France and, the 'Vatican on the (*Mira
a and State question. -
•
••FOIrOVER SIXTY YEARS,
Mrs. Wilstow's Soothing Syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
their children -while teething • If dis-
turbed by niglit and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth send
at once and &et a bottle of "Mrs.
VVilstow's Soothing Syrup" for child-
ren teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. • Depend
Upon it, mothers, there IS no mistake
abott it. It cures Diarrhoea, regu-
lates the Stomach and, Bowels,.cures
Wind Colic, Softens the Gums, reduces
Inflamtnation .and gives tone mid en-
ergy to 'the whole system. "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for child-
ren teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the 'United States. ?rice
25 cents a bottle. Sold by all drug-
giSts throughout the world. Be sure
and ask fiir "Mrs. WinsioVe's Sooth-
leg Syrup.
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E.TC CHAPMAN g
UPHOLSTERER
leMannerly with John Kay &Sons . .
•
• of Toro n to.
' • • •
• '
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kgood line or covers 41-
carried. ,
•.
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Bstwor
,:k :•
16west
trateS. • ,* • '7-4
ea Agent for •
'
• ••., • MAdHINES :.-
• Needles, OP and parts.. *
th•e old Watts Drug Store. '• •
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• LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW' •
P011. YOUR SEASON'S SUP '
• PLY OF c04L. WE CARRY. •
ONLY THE VERY BEST GRA.- .
• DES WHICHelVILL .1aE SOLD
. THE LOWEST POSSIBLE,
• PRICE "
ORDERS'MAY BE LEFT AV
• 'DAVIS & 'ROWLAND'S HAR.t.1.-
• WAIRE STORE OR WITH
J
;tevenson.
For Sate .
• We hgve fOr sale a gnant.
ofiteinlock Slabs, cut
.16 inches long, initable
:
for ranges,
, • -
lamiltot
Agency al Cilillek
. I have been appoittted agene
for the 111,24.ssey-Harris Com-
• pany in. this -district and will
keep oft hand a •complete lista
of supplies in my store oppos-
- ito the Molsons Bank.
r am also continuing the
abut, feed anti seed grain bus-
Ittees androspettfuny sonott.a.,
a coatitiume Of your patron.
ago.
J. A. Ford.