The Clinton News-Record, 1905-02-09, Page 2••
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harden or shrink. woollens
It is injurious chemicals and edulteratious in common soaps that
destroy you clothes. It is aeleiteretions that harden your woollens
and the excess alkali that destioys and shrinks them
Sunlight Soap
contains no adulteration or excess alkali. It is jest pure saponified
fats and oils, That is whyit cleanses your clothes perfectly m hard
or soft water end does not injure them.
4411 dealers are authorized to return your purchase money if you
find any cause for complaint.
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The Sunlight MAIO find th4t.Itannels do not shrink whowasdnul the Sunlight way
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ANcH; AND WE . INVITE
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IF YOU WISII.TOTROCURE.
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The News-liecord gives all the news.
Fire -in Tisckett's eigar factory ' at
Montreal caused a loss of $150,000.
Several young women employed iu
the factory aed in a telephotte exeli-
Ange near by had a narrow escape.
We heard a man say .the other mor-
ning that the ablireeiation for Feb-
ruary4eb-•—ineasie •. "Freeze _eveerY
.body," and that man looked frozen
in his ulster: It :was apparent that
he needed the kind of •warmth that
•stays, the event-1th that reaches from
head to.foot, all otter the body. We
could have •eold hina..from personal
knowledge that -Hood's Sarsaparilla
gives permanent warmth, it , inVigor.
ates the blood and speeds it ,along
through artery arid vein; and really
fits erten and boys, women and girls,:
. to enjoy cold weather and: resist hie
attacks af disease. It gives the right
kind .of warmth, stimedates and stren:
gaieties at the senee time and all itS
benefits •are lasting. ThereemeY be it
suggestion he this for you:
GRAND TRUNK/N-1"AZ
. 1SULL1IAN SLEP;PERS to OTTAWA
II. B. 00311IBE Leaves Toronto daily. on grand
Trunk Eastern Flyer at 10.e0' p. nee
. • .
• making connectioes from all poinfe.
CH'EMIST AND DRUGGIS'ee Returning leave Ottawa 6.45: pem.,
, Reservations'. made at Grand Trunk
offices:: . . • •
• 00 YOU •KNOW.
Om.••••
OC)AL
LEAVE youR. ORDEAS NOW
FOR .Y0J.01.• :SEASON'S SUP- _
rLY Oh' 'COAL. IVE CARRY:::
ONLY THE ifER.Y. BESTGRA.:-
DES WHICH. wHir; 131e SOLD
AT T11E-LOWEST. POS;SIBLE:
PRICE . • • -;
ORDERS MAYBE. .I,EPT. AT
DAVIS. & 11.0wr4AN1)'S HARD::
WARE STop.11) OR WITH
W. J. Stevenson.
PURE BRED GRAIN.
PURE SEED GRAIN.—WE HAVE
omitted out a Piper and 'Feed Store
and keep in stock neer, brae, Sh-
orts, cured meats, etc. We made a
special effert to procure and have
• on hand a stippli tof Clear! Seed
Wheat and Timothy, and farmers
making their purchases from Ate.
can , rely. upon:gettieg 'their . Seed
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as free as •passible front all :nox-
ious weeds. •
Ford & NoNeil
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That in less than two days you can
be enjoying the fruit ana, flowers at
Florida :Winter :Resorts and_ in.:Sass
;than four, days reach Californias.
Ask your ; agents .for full informa-
tion or address J.• D. Macdonald;
Mail:let Passenger 'Agent, Tokonto,
Par tickets call., on PeR.'Hodgens,
Town Ageht ; A, 0. Pattison, Depot
Ticket „Agent.. •'
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Mrs. sands a Colborne spent Tues
day with her aunt, Mrs. W. Lashani
Mrs. IL Young,. who spent the pas
months visiting at Galt, Hamilto
and Toronto, will return shortly.
IVIiss Emma, Bell is spending 'thi
winter 0,,t Torouto where she is en
gaged by the diflerent ladies' club
in that city to superintend the len
cheons and teas given, thereat.
Miss Minnie Johnstoa, we are sonar
to len,. was very: ill last week
with .an aeck of appendicitis.
• Mr. VO. Wright is spending • two
weeks in Montreat.
Mr. Hunter of Hunter Bros.,.
cardine, was in town last week on
business connected with bridge build-'
ing contraces. •He first visited God-
• erieh fifty years ago. •
, Percy Parker; oneof the Ailsa
Craig • hoekey teeth, was the guest
whilein town of his aunt, IVIrs,(Rec.)
Caerie, Meals House. •
Re's'. Mr. Leva,ek addressed the
Epworth Leaguers of North • street
church, on Tuesday. Miss McLauglidia
presided at the Rialto. I -Se• said after
reaching heaseilles from . London he
boarded a boat for Alexandria tali-
.ing Pullman ears. •to Cairo, a oity
which is • up-to-da,te, •having electric
cars, etc. He spoke of the Pyramids
as it grand metnoryi reaching tbe sky
one would think, and the great Sph-
inx. Mr. Levack had the honor ae
he said, to be married in Cairo b.
•the ': British •Consul and a Scottish
Clergymen. At the Arabic •College
etndents 'remain froni ten to twenty
years studying • the Koran; the stu-
dents umbering thousands. Ile vise
ited Joseph's • Well and ihe • place
(they say) where Jesus, Mary •and
Joseph fled from Pharaoh. gr. Le-
vack spent over three years in Egypt.
He liked his ,miseion very well.Lh
eel(' the Egyptians used the same
ploegh., they did :when Abraham liva
ed; .a; branch of a tree with a esiece
of iron or some kind of metal on (,ite
ed. They have foureharvests every
year. It. is sow and reap. the whole
year . through. The Nile- irrigates the
land and the faemere' lead a 1 tzy lite,
Many . humorous eaperienceS were 'fer-
reted ‘, about table etiquette, eative
politeness, •inanner of •treating child-
ren, etc.:, shocking tn. Chris t lees ,
some. of them: •. • . •
'rho -woman's Institutemet en Ste.
Mader at the delightful residence. of
Mrs. (Captain) Dan McKay. A large
numb,er.of • the ineinbers attendee, el-
theugh the day was very colrl • ant
stortny. ..1%frs. Isaac •Salkeld presided
with .ber usual aility and Miss Bella
Pottee acted ae ;secrete:1T in place of
Miss Mary Salkeld who was einatoitt:
ably eliseet, The president read ..r
highly. interesting oesay from' the
Canadian • "Good Houseireepei."'. on
Woman'Work in Woman"s Iestitutese
showing xlrtny easy ways- of. Accent'.
Plisiiing housework. One lady said
site kept her 'ante burner Clean • for
seventeen year by , using the follow:
ing liquid : 2.cente worth Of aerfenif
put into a bottle containing a. • fee
ounces of . wateraileing a piece
flannelette. Miss Porter read a plea-
sing paper on ."Amusernerits ir, thr
Horne" to..keep the home brigh.Oni
lady -cited, at an A.:•.t alonie: gave the,
etteets much pleasure .in •PrePasilig at
apple pie for. theeatren.. . pan tend n e
Which she did to great, perfection am-
id. great applause, only foegetting the
finishing touch • of Which she wee
eemiteled—tlia t of taking ()filter apr
This Was .at an "F,xpressioeist
At Horne." •After the business'. part
of. the Meeting waseover, ,cortee.eted
with the anneal' oystersupper an Al
HoreC for ' Thersday, 2nd day March;
. Was seggeetell by the president to be
given by the Institute, the membere
ot the West 'Riding of 'Huron to bt
invited. Mrs Doty • kindly offered hr
•4;0 . 0 .cipc.N.491)0
giss Maggie gurriay bat on Mon-
. •day to visit her grandfathier, Mattin
at el,eaitirg(lh:,41ryciaewtai.ISI iebueirraVaiethy , ilo.
i 41 zahlaissie.
s1 Mrs. Lloyd, wife of Banker Lloyd
-J at Paris, visited her brother, .
Dickenson, and many friends in town.
The Lpworth League of North street
church •gave a delightful entertain-
ment on Monday evening. Over $10
was witted to their fund for curettes-
• ingurcleaded
oeting "
glass windows fee the new
eli
Ian presided at the organ. Miss Aite
kins' recitation "Miss Jones and the
Burglar" was extremely well enact-
ed. The solo of Miss Lewitt, duo et
the Misses Detlor. and Harris and so-
lo •of gr, Roy Adair's Were much
appreciated. Miss lierland sang very
sweetly two, numbers; Longfellow!,s
lovely song "The Beide " aud "When
Mother Putt the Little Ones to Bed"
Mrs. (Rev.) Hazen added posch to the
Pleasure of the evening `-by reciting
by request "The Wee 'Wilke" 1 ler
• accent was truly Scotch, Bet to us.
the greatest .surprise and •pleatinee
of the evening was e chorus by len
young Leaguers who sang “Tho Mer-
maid' and for encore, • The 1310
Bell." gr. Lewis Elliott gave some
fine gramophone selections, one being
"Down in tile vale where the . blue
birds sing." Mr, FIazen occtipied the
• eller. A • lovely luncheon was • erep-
ared by the members of the League.
• Miss • Tessie Jenkins of Cli-
nton is the guest of her 'cousin, giss
'Clarice Laithwaite.
• gr.. Herey 0. Sturdy was suffering
from indisposition last week. .
The Public Library will soon be
ready for occtipatioe. If is said that
the rooms which were intended for
reereatory purposes, in the Upper part
of the building • are now, to be occu-
pied by the caretaker. .
MrS.Bert Swaffield leaktes this !eoli-
th' to join her husband in California
'Where' he .Works at his trade with' his
uncle who is a Wealthy. centracter.
Six loads of stone Were •being dra-
wn to • the harbor on Friday at the
seine tiine. Quite a precession. They
• have • to pile every. load. 1,000. cords
Iwo been deposited: . and 2,000 . more
are required. The quarry willhave
quite a cavity to • photegra.ph hy the
amateurs who.carr their kodaki
al-
ong the river. • •
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Last, week bad more sunehine • than
eny previous week. this winter. Hap-
pily the' bear saw his image so . win -
tee will he over iisix weeks. A
gentleman said to Mr. Lawrence ' the,
.ether day "We:find it Cold enough
Without your putting out ehat,. bul-
letin • "It. will be, colder tomorrow."
The :pupil! of Miss Ethel AcheSon.
gave: a delightful "musicale" to their
Many Weeds at the ,resi.dence of thole
teacher., ':giss .AUSettiook kindly as-
sisted, by 'rendering Some :pretty 'epee!
or gem:nub-At
Oa • 00000
home to the Institute for that After-
hoOn. Committees' were then -.1o. rmed
to Provide main, etc., for thet °dee-
:skin. Refreshments wei:e served at I'
p. m. by the. Misses Liizte. and Katie
McKay, Pearl Tretheway and • Lem
NeVille. IVIiss Pergueon of Auburn
• attending the meeting, After the Pee
ial part of ;the afternoon. was over s
hearty vote otetheatks was :tenderer
MrsgeICay.fdr so kindly offerin
her. home to the Institute and fol.
preparing • for the members such 4.
Very nicetee, to••vvhich MrsgeKav
returned her thinks. gigs Skirning:.
presided at the piano while the mem-
bers sang "014 Hundred" atid at tht
closing'• hymn • "The National Auth
•etet."• Infuture all the members nu,
st wear their badges at' the meetings.
Little Elsie • youngest daughter o
ges John Richards, who was ill lase
• week of whooping cough and intim
mation of the lungs, is tecoverin,
reedy at the borne of her sister,Mrs
'McLeod, Bayfield- ' •
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• MR. HILL HAS PROVED IT.
TORONTO MAN EXPLAINS 1101
HE GAINED THIRTY POUND
• IN A FEW WEEKS, REMARK.
ABLE STATEMENT. .
• At 89 Fuller Street, Toronto, livee
a man who elaims to have proem
heyond ithe shadow of doubt that Dr
Leonhardt's Anti -Pill ':is the •mos
wonderful remedy ever introdticed
• His name is W. A. Hill, and he Made
es the following statement
• "1 wes very much tun doeve, an(
had a constant pain in my side,whica
made life a drag to me. I fully be
Bested my days -were numbered, but I
was induced to try a treatment of Dr.°
Leohhardt's Anti -Pill, tied the resent,
Were marvellous. •
"After 'a short time I found myse)
restored to perfeet health and strete
gilt, which I ant thankful to say I
have enjoyed ever since,
"I have gained thirty pounds in
Weight since -I commenced to use An-
• ti -Pill," •
Mr. Hill's statement is only one of
many. No one has ever used Dr
Leonhardt'S Anti -Pill without ben
Price, 50e, All druggists, or Tie,
Wilson -Pyle Co., !Atoned, Niagara
Palls, Ont, _Sole agents Sor Canada.
' 107
One of the c, ernployeee, a
• German, fell tram the bridge itosthe-
ing buili.ecrois the rioter,. one day
• last„ week and get a herd fall.• ' ••
We meet .dongeatulate Mr. Prang,
formerly of Clinton, on inovirig into
,his beautiful. new twie storied cett-'
-aged .roofed red .brick residence. on
Victoria, street.: It is finished up-to-
date vital handsome halleilrawingroo-
nm etc
. Engineer Ed. 131a,ck has removed to
the new rotteh. cast 'building on: Vic -
;Lorin, Street owned bY Mr. Lawsonof
Buchanan and Lawson. •••
. • . TI•IEV .1VIEIAN IT•
No one should suffer a Mornent Ion-'
ger with Piles for Dr. Leenhardthi
Ifete-Roid will eure any case.
s` A guarantee for $1000.00'•geeS with
eVery package of the Hern-leoid.
• No • Matter • whet kind You have,
Bleeding, Internal„ External;
Itching, , or Supurating, Dr, Leouhar-
(It's .HetneRoid will mire you.
ThiP• is a, strong statement but it
is -supported by e timusand testinion-
iais froni those who have been Per:
.matiently cured by Ilem-aeid, •
If you are not cured yOu get your
money • hack, $1..00 at Druggists.. or
,The •Wilsote-PyleCo., LirniteS,
Nia-
ara. Iselise Ont.- - .•
Death 'for the first time' visited the
home of Mr:: Isaac Salkeld and re-
moved the' head of :the house, the la:
to leaa,e• Salkeld, who is servived by
his ' widow and all his sons and dau-
ghters; wIte are all rnerried but one,
Miss IVIary Salkeld. Mr. Salkeht came
from Cumberland, neer Carlisle( Leg -
land, coming to Canada at the age
•of fourteen •years. He Was = married
in •Goderieh to Miss Elizabeth Tem:
pletou and later removed to Walnut
:Patna Bayfield Road, now the • farm
resideece of Mr, and Mrs, Isaac Sale
kelel. The deceased gentletnau Wa,S a
prosperous farmer, deeply itebued wi-
th the love of agrieeleure as are
his sons. About doyen 'years ago
Mr, and Mrs. Salkeld retired from
farm life and purchased a pretty villa
residence on Keieye etreet evietre Mrs.
Selkeld et Present kesides: They cel-
ebrated their Golden Wedding at:Wal-
nut Farm on 21st August, 1901, at
which all their sone, daughters • and
other relatives paid the half century
• bride and groorn many loving tribut-
es, and now after a long, faithful life
given to God and hie family, he Was
called to his rest on Wednesday. In
politics Mr. Salkeld was it Reformer
and in religion it deVoted member of
St. George's churele lie leaves to
mourn his decease a faithful widow,
thee sons, Mesas. Joseph T., John
W., and Isaac Salkeld, and four dee-
ghters, Mesdames John Shapland= of
Itlayetood, 13. C., R. K. Miller and
William Gordon of St. Ilelens, Ont.,
and Miss Mary M. at home. Rev.
Mark Turnbull officiated at the resi-
denee (if Mr. Joseph Salkelde where
the • deeeased gentleman with • Mrs.
Salkeld went to visit a few weeks
before his death, and also at Mait-
land eetemery, The funeral was very
large. The pallbearers were the
grandsons, George, Thomas and Gra- 1
ham Salkeld, Isaac, Robert and John
Millet,
• Goderieh.
Ott Sunday afternoon at the Gospel
Temperance meeting Mr. Allan Dow -
les presided in an exceedingly pleas-
ing manner, choosing for his scripture
lesson fiabba.ituk 2no. chapter. Mr.
Sidney Belcher gave a fine rendering
of the secred solo "I Will Know Him'
and the •speaker of the afternoon was
Mr. Will. Elliott who gave the most
positive and practical views in a qui-
et methodical way on the liquor ques-
tion, poitting out that laws are ene
acted for prohibiting ina.ny causes of
sin, but not the too well known cau-
se of nuf.ny crimes. Quito a number
Of pretty hymns were sung by the
audience who attended in • greet
numbers.
• Miss, Lottie McCreeth celebrated
the 13th anniversar y of her • birth
on 2nd Feb., Oandlemae Day, at her
home. Seventeen little guests • were
invited and they spent it very merry
evening with music and parlor gam-
es. A nice birthday cake °maturated
withal:Mere was placed on the centre
of lthe tea table autl at 9 p. ne all
sat down to partake of a recherche
menu. -The little "Daughters of the
Empire presented Miss Lottie • with
mati3r pretty pieces of chlea and
glass. •
The county • couecillors • evidently.
enjoyed their afternoon drive last
week to Port Albert, but . we Mar
theyforgot the words of a modern
song "Never Take No For An Answ-
er" for they said no action be taken'
in the Matter of a new bridge at that
point.
• The Agricultural Society wheesernet
in toiCit on Saturday last .have ad-
journed tlic.meeting until Saturday
next, • "-;:'
We were very sorry to learn of the
death at 13oisseetain; Man., of gr
RobinSon, formerly doing bu-
• siness. in Goderiele who Moved to
Manitoba abotet stwentystbree years
agoUo lea.Stee his widow, four sons,
William and •Henry of town James
of 13oiseevain, and George T. of•Nin-
ga„ Men., Mrs. S. Et Hick of town
and 1.1VIrs. John McAllister of Beisse-
vain, blau, ••.••
Mrs. Aikenhead is one tef the • mar -
see waiting upon Mrs, Sutton who is
very low, we are sorry to learn. .
Captain Kenneth Campbell left Seat
week for, his dredge at Toledo.
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•• HEALTHY, AND VIGOR0iis.,
' Mrs John Shelton, the welleknpwn
bridge builder,. ef 101 Sherwood St.,
Ottawa; stites : —"I have Used D.
Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills for kidney
and liver derangements eroiight on by
exposure;• and findthere, better than
any pill' or. medicine 1 eVer and.
They- cleansed my system and made
me :feel healthy mid vigerous, and
better in eVery way," • : '
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Abraha Cohe has, been appointed
Deputy Collector of Inland Revenue
in Winnipeg. .A similar Position at
Three 'Rivers, bas been given 1.9. -John
W. IVIorisette of Grand Mere. •
Do • .yott • realize thatevery organ
in the hinrian boda ip comPosed of
tiny .cells celled lessee ?: If this tie• s
sue . is -healthy :yoti.• heed have tie
dread of dist:ale- 'Vito Tonic renews
the tissue anil builds up the system.
R. Pt- Reekie, areggistreekeePaei
hi eteick.• - • •
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• . ;Goderiale, .•
• There was Considerable ieterestin
town last 'Week re :the recounting 'el
the ba,llots ;marked at the last elee-
tion
Mr/Patrick Farr, late of the Uniinn
hoteie has purchased the Collietne
Evidently Mr..Sares is • giving
un hotel •.huelnees. ' •
-,
Wo aro -`sorry to .note the indisposie
tien of R. S. Williams of the Batik of
• Commerce. . • ' •• •
• .•
Mr. Horace Bennett has returned
from. a • pleasant visit to hie hopie at
Mitchell. • .
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•
Mr, Herbert , Macdonald of Wood -
Stock. spent Sunday in Goderich the
guest of gr. J. 0. Harrison.
Rev. DrMoffatt preached very prac-
tical serpoes . at ,Kitox ehuech in the.
morning and Victoria streetSin the
evenieg •on Sunday Jest.
At the regular :meeting of Huron'
,Lodge L 0.0. 1'.,D..D. G. 1Vf. H. D.
Reid, asSisted by Past Grande' C. A.'
Reid • and Harry Edwards, installed
.the follqwing officerS 'for the present
term : • ' • ,
N. G.,, Straiton
V. G., W. Thompson
IL S., M. J. Proudfoot
P, S., Dr. W. F. Clark
Treasurer, 0 A Nairn •
• Warden, Alex. joltneton .
• Con., IL .0. Sturdy
R. S., N. G., II. R. Reid
„le S. N. G., Geo. NiaeVicar
• I, G., P. O. Martin
0. G.; R. VV. 'Jones
R. S. V,G,, Witmer geteeet
L. S. V, G., C. Doty
:Chaplain, E, DoWniag•
8.s., R. J. Givens
L. S. S., J. J, Edward
Pinance Committee, II. D. Reid, G.
A. Reid, M. J, Proudfoot, •
Proper0 Committee, Alex, John-
ston, 0. 0," Whitely, C. Humber.
Miss. Acheson, who is a guest of
Mrs. Howard. Chandler of Toronto,
was one of the eighty friends who
participated in the great euchre mat-
ch.
Rov Wlltiam Stoddart of Lebation, was threatened with pnetutonia," W. military expositioe is to he held at
Kentucky, has been called to a, larger D. Wileek, Logan, New Yoelt, Sold Jamestown, Varginie, from May 1?
charge at Fulton, Missouri. by IL 13, Combe, Clinton. to Nov. 1, 1007, •
Febrpary 9th 1905
v. ,Alimamomoswiiimaimi
• Foreasta For February.
The first regular storm period for
the mouth is .central en the 3rd, cov-
ering the ist to the fith. A. progres-
sive warm wave with falling harom.
eter will appear lira eloudin.ee with
rain, turning to (mow will folOw,aud
these, attended with more .. or less
storminess, will pass -central to East-
ern parts -of the country from about
the 3rd to the 5th, Meantime a high-
er barometer With winter minds •mei
The Kidneys
When they are weak, tor.
pd, or stagnant, the whole
system suffers. Don't, neg.
lect, them atthis thine. but -4,t
heed the warning of the
aching back, the bloated
face, the sallow coin lexion,
change ,e0 emelt colder will be rutherte. t„he urmary di,sor er end
sections in due time and regular order'
to displace the storm. areas and spread •
to eastern extremes. 13y th8t1
.# •pi
on from western. and northwteirru e -
Begin treatment at oncewith
s arsaparilla
e and
'9th all the foregoing. phenonena of the • - •
first Storm' period will have aearly wawa contains the best and
or quite disappeared, exeept the cold safest. curegye substances,
in the Eastern States. Change te For testimaniln of remarkable awn"
warmer and falling Oaronnetrr, foil )v.- send for 114:)Olt on Kidneys, No. 8.
ed by return to cloudieess and ra•e
and snow will again be advancing es'ese"'"e'esse•--e' seeee-es
Co.. Lowell, Mass.
from western parts. On and touch- The gaucliester Guardian says that
Mg the 8th atel 9th look for rain •,with the Monroe doctrine proteete ()anemia
eleetricae storms probable especially from any ovet•-sea invasion.
southward. Aa these conditions move
out of the way to the ,eastertard,high
barometer, cold winds with squalls of
snow and clearing weather will follow
progressively 19 the -eastwaed.
••,'••••T•
' • SICK HEADAOHE.
This distressing ailment results fr-
on a disordered conditims of the sto-
mach, All that is needed to cried a
cure is a dose or two of Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablet's. In
fact the attack may be warded off
or greatly lessened in 'selserity; •by
taking a dose of these Tablets es so-
ma as the first symptom of an attack
appears, Solh by H. Ei. Combe, Cline
tore • •
Rev. James Kidd Smith- of Galt
dead, •.
Nearly every disease offieneies
from impaired .tissue, that is why
• Vito Tonic raeely fails to effect •a
permanent euro, it 'acts as a, food for
the system. • Patent medicines, an the
other hand, produce only temporary
relief, Vito Tonic is composed • of
herbs, harks' and fruit. gr. • ft. IS.
Reekie, druggist, keeps it in stock..
, •
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Grouadhiii Day.
• The weather -Wise people profess to
beheve in the groundhog and his
prophesying poWer. They avow vyith
:great solemnity that this little an/mal
emerges front the nest at the bottom
'of his winter ociaerters on :1.6e Morning
oi Februae.Y. 2nd (thus.reorning) end
takes a look about .hine. If On that
anepicious'znornine. s,he catches
glimpse of a. black Shadaw behind lhnt
he anakeS all haste .to, get back to his
went neet of leaves .for Another /lap
of ss weeks If, however the -skies
.are • cloudy and he tette tie eee evra .ehe
faintest 'show of a' showed ;he makes
preparations' for his spring work
shakes 'off -his lethargy. and beginsto
once•more. There:Ai% a„,,great
many people who .believeffi the ground
hoe and %roe peffieg (day end thee W etch
the 'day wnit great anxiety :eepecially
*hen coal is dear, and weed 'scarce so
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that they • Will get some idea of just
abota. how much 'twee Money they
Must -spend -before they begin to buy
ce insteed 1 41oI. ,Aii:believers in
the groundhog :agree at to his Mariner
of foretelling ethe vveather. but they
do net all agree: as to the true time
when . he appetirs, Some cling tothe
ideathat the little animal makes his
survey on Feb 2, wh.l. othsrs etty he
domes out to take a wea.ther•sqttint.oe.
Feb. ,,leth, or. on St.- Valve t fees. %Ise.
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CHAMBERLAIN'S
• EDY THE *OTHER'S FAVORS
The soothing, and ;healing proper-
ties of this remedy, its ,pleasant 'tas-
te and prompt and permanent, 'cures
have made it a favorite with people
everywhere. ' It is especially prized
be nothers of smell children, for cotes ` J. Shortes, ofs St. Louis, is visiting
at the home • of his brother-in-law, •
H. JS, Morrie, this , '
Week : • . •
The lepworth League topic this .
week was, "How to break bad habit'. •
and :cultivatc good ones," token • by ,
Miss Mable Bailte, ' • Is . :,f•
Mrs, Win. Thompson, of Druseche •
renewieg•;old aseetaintaeepe in the • e
vicinity. ••••. '
Miss Lane Gallagher, 'of Carlow, •
was visiting. Miss Grace, Linfierd last '
week. •
Seth PisSer mid daughter, Miss Lil-
li,' of Clintoe, were visiting
ends at Nile last week. •
The blacksmith .shop itt' Nile, so
long and successfully carred •on by
the late Jesse Gruennett, and later
by Norman'Snyder, is now closed,
Mr. Snyder having. decided to leave.
This leaves a good openlng for •the• •
right map. ,
• THE BEST PHYSIC.
When you wane a physic that. is
mild end gentles easy to take and
.ceitein to act, always use Oharnher-
lain'se Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by HAL Combe, Clinton, •
•
• The Winter months usher in those •
long monotonous' (lays of MOO the
farmers have so much dread, The .
modern farmer cannot realize, ho
ever, the terrible lonlinese experien-
ced .by their forefathers when th
were cat off alreest eirtirely • fro.n
communication: with the • ontsiee
world. Bet now the newepa,pers fii 11
theii. way into almoat every home,ael
that is changed, as throegh this gre-
at becen .th .e farmes . is enabled to
Icesei in eolith wi th all eents
interest that teanspire throughou t
Canada. anti the whale woehl,.
• the daily Paper which has iceited
most favor in the hearts of the pipes
le of Ca,na,cla is THE NEWS, To
nto -whieli yon can heVe mailed to
y'ou 'deity for whole yea 'for Cite
Dollar. Write at once for clebiiieg
. •
•
TWEINTY 'YEARS OF PILES.
"L suffered -from; itching piles for
twenty years and 4anpot intagate any."
greater.. distress. Dr. Chase's . Oin
tnent gave me relief from the firee
application; and now has ute•ele 11 •
-
ced me of :this horrible disease." -Mr.
• J . S. McLaren, Farmer and Contra-
,
ptor, TiVertoti, Get. '
. "Byroe, pelitieateefugee,'. ,
wintering et; Lbs; Angeles, accord-• •
ing to letters" eeceivee at .•Belleville. • •
'AFRAID. Ole STRONG :MEDICINES •
. 'Many: peopie eeffer tor years front
rhettinatie pains a lei s erect •-r to mbo. so
rather than eake the strong Medici:la
.eS.. usually given: for rheueettiste, riot
knowing that quick 'relief front .pain
may be had simply. by applying *Cho"
mberlain's ,Pain Balm -and 'wit:101A e
taking : any medicine inteenally,.: Por
sale, by IL 13. Comheetilittion: .
•
Mi John Beibreek dice in , Brooke'
-tOWnshipr-rister.day, aged:109' years. . •
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Do you .feel • tired' ater weary eeitbs
out any apparent eteuse ? Don't he
alarmed, all yohreeiutre,. is ,Vito
-ic ;' le willf...zopn bring • beck .yo4r '
strength (tete energy. .Better .• try. a. '
'bpi .11: P. -Reekiee Clintoii,-
keeps it in stock.. • • • . • . .
• . . .
s George and Miss Annie Grunnnett,
of Goderiela, were reit:tering old af::.
eitairatatees .at Nile .on Sunday. •
*James McIntyre, of Winnipeg; is
home ,on a visi t to his parents,: Mr.
,aed Mrs. Wm. McIntyre, sr„ of
ds, croup and -whooping cough, as, i t
always affords quick relief; and as it
contains no opium or other harmful
drug, .it may; be given as coedently
to a baby 'gs ' to an edult..- Far sale
by B. Conlin, Clinton. '
• •
A new. inoneta,ry system, dome a-
way with .dollars and, cen Is currency,
is to go into effect in the Danish
West India Islands, •
• STARTLING BUT TRUE.. •
People the world over were norrifi-
ecdhic�angot
learningtaaterj
of ia
! wthhebautaaniaiTiyof siax
huadred people" lost their lives, yet
• mote than five times this number oe
over 3,000 people died from pneumo-
nia in Chicago during the same year,
with scaecely a' pasting notice. Ev-
ery one of these cases' of pneumonia
resulted from a, old and could have
been prevented by the timely use • of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. A
great many Who had every reason
• to fear pneumonia hay.0 warded it off
by the prompt use of this remedy.
The following ie an instance of • this
seats: "Too much canhot be- said in
favor of Chltiberlain's..Cough Rein-
edy and especially for Voids and • in-
ductile. 1 know that it cured my
daughter, Laura, of it • severe eold,
and I believe saved nor life when She
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• The standard 011' Co., have reduced
the price on all grades of refitted oil
one cent per gallon.
• .Tencars were throwe down a'
at Porta , but all the rew
C. •
foot. •embanks:Von the P., U.
near R
escaped. .•
Two young men and a young we -
matt or Calstor are in- jail at
Catharines, charged with stealing
hive of bees.
An inteenational (levy, marine mut
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