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Feb. st MKS
THE MINTON NEW ERA
I/UMW FOR EVERY EillADEVe THE COST or
ew . corm IREALTO.
(an tiotdd And ilinple Tsiletable
tor keetgria
arronsaawouldn't 'YOU. 1400 itP MOSt
agile are harsh, Catlele pain. and sick
'"gPoOlooh• Dr Litimilton'S Pill, are O.
lerMita4they regulate and cleanse the
'24tr.,,M 00 80141Y, Oct tto gently, act 0a
oolaY you scarcely realizeyou've
taken medicine. You are cleansed -
appetite, restorea-eelor clems -sleep
vestoXect, Every Man, WOW= *1mA
• IS helped. by Dr Hamilton's Pills,
Try a Vele bRIC,
gm No 4 1014904
theTown of Clinton
IfY4,04va ta amend.EY-LaW No'. 7
. ,
. • , far 1808, "
• WHEEE&B, under BY-Devr No 7k:40r
•'fIllerporation of the Town Of Olinten loaned to
. the Ann et W DrelertY 4 (Jo the rium ot $25 00e
•, ler A 1)eriod of 20 yeare, in accordance with auk
aFreeMerit dated the 72h. dem of JUne,1808, Made
Iweeq the Corooration and the said firm,.
.. dila set berth In Sehedulp “B" 00 °banter le
! We the Statutes of Ontario. »eased in, the .fiefit
ejeesion et the 62nd year ot the reign of her late
Waelesty. Queen Victoria, andby Which the.flaiel
• . Aiwa. agreed to berry on business for 0,5 lean
, )(polity )rear e in accordance with the terms and
eeebleell 20 the limitations in the said agreentent
tele forth, • ' . '
•, *Nee WHEBEAS, it is deemed desirable to
'avert .410 said besiness into a Joint 13toelt
enaaapanyesaed &Quieter has been granted in-
ewer:rating W DoliertY Piano an Orgen Com.
letity, Limite.d, for the purpoSe oflareluiring and
• .4teritleUing. the blIsiness of the Said Arm.
' e„.1letle, le HEEFIAB, in effecting the eforeSaid
"an:Mein the beedeetIS, it Is necessary that cer-
tein of the eoeditions and restrietions contained
to the said ComPane,
.,*
::- foreseld agreement' ahottle be aa.neelledein
r to allow.the sale ot the properties a the;
.41M `eel:Mete:AS, tor the periaopeof enabling
els Company to acquire the business and prole
---. otitis of the said firm, the Corporation has
agreed to cancel t lie seed, agreement, and to at-
test A TIOW arrangement, and accept, an agree.
'semi with the said Cop:wage. iti lieu ot Buell
.fterener, agreement, , ' '
. AND wilnimao. Um amount of the whole
raesable property ot the Munioipality. according
44 the lad vevised assessnient.relles 4755.023,00,
AND WHEREAS, the amount of the existing
debenture debt of the Munieipality le e75,017,68.
&* 110 Prineteal or interest is in erecter.
.17herefore, the Munn:it:el Coreriration of the
a (own Of Clinton reirtetS as follows
-• 41) jt shall be lawful for the nafeyor of the
'said TOWn, teal he is hereby authorized to can-
ed tne said egreeineet, deted the seventh day
•-Jape, 1898, and -to -release the properties of , .the
mid then froth ante and eVerY lienor charge
which rose or might le any eyelet be 'created or
axiseby reason of anything in the said agree-
• . relent contaieed or expressed, which can.
•eallation and release shall be effeeted by instru.
•nefeit in writing, under the hand of the .11fayor.
..
and the Corporate Seal o± the said Town.
• V) int no mach cancellation or release shalt
leo exeautedunless and:until the salt Company
_Jew fiaTh PhihrRii filth an agreoreent....wan-th
fiasPoration in the terms following, that is to
• (a) Teat it *ill acquire the business of the
said firmof eV DonertY 41 00. .. - , - •
ate That He'll otitinue to Operate the Sallie
at the Town otC1idow for the balance ot the
• enexph•ed term of 2110 .said original agreement.
P employing and kee g dentinueuely eirtployed
tbrougbout the said thn, at the fee:tory and
working solely en connection with the manufee-
tvaing department of the said busineas,e,n aver-
age of not less than one.hundre'd employees, ex-
e,ept in ease of destruction of the works by fire,
le which case a reasonable time, not exceeding
eight months, shell be allowed to the Company.
be rebuild. . •• ' .
(c) • That it 2vB1 maintain lei:um:rico upon the
• gad buildings and the plant end appurtenances,
• to an amount not less than $50,000, and will per
' mit the Mayor of the said toreoreteeze freely to
• inspect the policieg of ineurance...
(d) 'That during the paid Unexpired term hi-
• serene° ultrel the said bedding to the amount -of
at least $i0.030'.00 shall be maintained by • the
Cesepany for, and shall be assigned, to the said
coporation, and the policies therefor deposited
wtth the clerk of the said Town, such • lesureece
to be held by the Corporation he pledge for the
due portent:lance of the rievenants and- agree-
ments of the Company : it being expressly :un..
• derstood thatin'event Of moneys being received
bythe corporation through destruction of the
Bald buildings by fire, such moneys shall be 're-
pajd to the Comeany upon the-re-eteetionand
completion of theelestroyed buildings. ' ,...
• (o)- Thaltit willnet „Bell the etikl., bPsinesS. to
any party or parties who -would eenieve the
'same from the sold Town of Clinton .
•. (f) That in eventee destruction of the factory
or n.ny substantial part thereof, • by .fire, the
said Company will proceed toenbuild the. same '
. within eight months after Such fire. •
,
•fe) That no suoh caleellation or release shall
be executed neleds and until the said COMPanr ..
shall have paid, or shall have caused. to be paid
to ..the said Corpokation., the sum of' five thous-
and dollars in cash, which sem Snail be accept-
ed 1?3, the Corporation as, and shall be deemed
to be in full satisfaction and disobarge of 'the in-
debtedness of thb said erm to the Corporation
under paragraph numbered one (1) of the mild
•agreeTent between the said ilem and the Coe-
Porati u, and unless. and until insert:ace • to the
antount of al least: 810 000,00 shall •have ' been
• riakeenee to the Corporation, and the polieies
therefor deposited with the Clerk of the said
Teem.
.(4) That no such cancellation or release
be executed- unless and until there. shall have'
teen transferred to She corporation shares of '
' the capital docket the (leelpanyelthe,par valtie.
of not lessthan fifteen thousanildellers and tho
• .eertineates therefer depositel with' kro clerk
oi tee said Town, ditch shares be to bel by the
corpora tion as a pledge for the due °liming on
of said ),usindecifor the sfed unexPired Mena of
odd agreement, the cliiidende on such Shares to
• be payable to such Der.$011 or persons as shall
become entitled thereto by. virtue of separate'
eontraet or arriingetnent betweort such person
and the Company, except le ease. of breach of
• the conked between. the Calumny *114 8110 Cor-
poration, in which eyent the. pledged shares
and all profits theregtei to be earnee thereon.'
ane all benelits.to be thenceforth derived there-.
from, stiall bo the property of the feed torporae
- eetionerbsolutelyetheecorporatioie -agreeitagethat
at the. apiration of the said unexpired term ,, if
in the meentime there shell not have beeh any
„such breach of contract as aforeseire, it wilt as-
sign and transfer the said shares tcreueleperson,
or persons as the„Compeny shall direet,
. ,
(5) Audit° such earteelletion or release shell
be executed unitee and mitil thesubscribed eaP-
ital stock of the said Company shall einettet to
' not Jess than ee0,000,00, upon fetch anie, every
' share of which at least •twenty-flve per cent
shall ha, veheen paid hi, snail eubseeibel stock
not to include:my shae.es whirth teey.be allotted
hi Pant:tent or part .prieeneut for the best:Joss •
and Properties of the said firm of ,NV Doh arty te
Co,. and an payments for calls upon such steck
to be vouched to the setisfaction of the Council
of the slid Corporation.
This By -Law shell not dome inks operittion efr
take effect until an Adt is levesed by the heels.
dative A.ssetubly of the Proven° of 'Ontario:.
validating and confirming it.
(l) The yotes of the elector; ef the said Town
of Clinton shall betaken on this. by-lew On Mon^
day, tem 16211 day of Idneeli, 1008. coniZeneme at
tneehour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and
continuing teitil the homed five o'clock in the
afternoon, at tbe places mad by. the &Spar te.
turning °elders borounder slketelled, namely :
et. At:edema Ward at Towe Tiall, le ltribeott,
DeputrEethrning endear; E Saville, Poll. Clerk.
,
St Janos Ward *2 Apple Evaporator'T It
Joh-neon, Donate Iteternins Meer; Jae 81101)-
herd. Poll clork:
' St john's Ward at Heelball, Mel eiceleth's.
Carting° shop, John Ireland. Deputy Returning
officel , Geo PetteePoll clerk, •
I ,
Se George Wet& it Loalkee Cerriage Shim, El e
• Andrews, DeptitY Ilettirning officer, Teo. kleining.
home, Poll Clerk. 4 • . .
' 18: "On Seturclay, thiy14th thy of Starch, 1008,
at the hour of 11 ,ollibek 111 2110 forenoon, the
• Mayor of the said Towasball attene atthe erten-
ell chamber, in the Teweellill of the seta Town
to appoint pereene to attend et the various poll..
bag places aftresaidreed let the final summing
PP of the vette; be the elork respectlYelle on be•
half of the Deteonsinterested lnited promote:1g
or opposing this breceve
•
, 0 The clerk 'of th eon Tow n flail attend ab
the council ellen/be in tho Town Hail of the
said Town, at thebejut of 11 o'eleek in tlie fore.
mon rot TueteaY, thlol7lhday Of lefareh, 1908 to
et, of votes given for e,nd
egainst this by.lew
Dated ne the cite ell chamber in 'the ToViri
of Clinton this 18th kV Of lrebetiary, 1008,
It WOMAN, Mayor
D 11. MACP11131180X, Clerk.
(Noyxon
Take notice thaii the abrent le te true coin' ef
Pi mottle -a by.laty‘ 'Which lies been taken into
acstieidorol1ot1 and 9,7111 befitting eonsidered mad
Wasted by tluilVillaidiPal 060111eilef the Town Of
Clinton fie event et the atelent , of the caleetere
being Obteleite theeethe after otte inctittb front
the first puhllcatlon thereof In the mintee New
ewbich firet p blication will take place On
the Mot dor of re tuary 1008. namely on Mon-
aitylii6 6211 day A 111004, and thet the VOW of
the electors Will 1 talon thereon on the deg
sut MO) beers 41 pieces therein fixed.
Town 0;eriett 0516 rebrtiarg 188111900.
D ra111.41PSEIBSON
Mtn (Jletic
7,1ubbins, List
The Next Ara Will he emit bout
now to the ist ofJan 190a, to net,
eubeeribers, far $1.00 at.'sh,
The NOW Ern and Farmers' Adv0*
Cate terJan. 1, 19014 fat $2.35 caoh.
The Now Bra and Weekly Olobtaa
to let Jrall 19(.9 $L30, sash in advance
The NM lira and S'amily Herald
and Star, $1.50, cash in advanee.
The renevyal price of the New Mitat,
for 1908, to Canadian sObsoribers, is
•$1.08 (*eh, in adVatice, ...the renewal
pace to SleleSeeibel'S in the United
Statee, snee, and n� paper will he
flout. to U.S. snbacribers unless paid in
advance.
Subscribers in the United States, or
friends' sending papers to the
must renew before their enheoription
expires, otherwise the paper will. he
stopped 4w)ien subscription has ran
out •
Mikes a Difference.
A girl Who used to make all sorts et
•fan of thee Who •vrere poor spellers
is now receiving time fat lettere .4 ,
Week, froth a man who can't Oen '
reetly • more than fortY Words alto,
gather, But he has a ,big, nice house
and =they in the hank -end that spells
Something to her. , •
• Perhaps She Did.
•:"Did• your daughter inherit her tal,
ent for drawing?" • '
"Tirell, I never thought of it before,
but it may be that she did. One a my
brothers is a dentist." -Chicago Ree;
tord-Herald... . • '
• , •
liltInard a Itteiniont.cures siphstairia
Mortgage Sale or Farm
Vnder cindby virtue of the ',ewers contained
in a certain' mortgage which will be Prodeced
lethe-timseof-sale-there-vrilLheeoffered_for_salee.
at ptiblie &flatten by David Dickinson, Auction-
ocr, at the Commercial Hotel, in the .Town of
CI:Teton, on the Utle day of March, 1908, at the
hour of 4 o'clock p.m,, the following property,'
namely:—Lot Member/FE, cenedssion 6, Hulled,
in the County ot -Huron. containing 100 Beres
more or less, On the premises are erected a
good bons° and good barns and out buildings,
The property is tioeveniently located and is a .
deferable farm in every -way. Terms 10 per cent
on day of sale:and bseance in 30 days thereafter.
For further terras and conditions ef Sale apnlY
to • W BRYDONE,
Wanton, Feb. 1)211,1908. Vendor's Sblieitor.
Mortgage Sale
• Hotel 'Property of • the - •lege of •
Hnder• and by' Auburneirtuoft
epower 6:ante-bred in
s, certain mortgage whion Which Will be produc-
ed at the time o teal% there will be offered for
sale eae Public Auction, by David Dickinson.
Auctioneer at Mason's Hotel in the village of
Flyth, on Saturday the14211 day .of March, 1908.
at the heel. of 1;00 o'clock ha the afternoon the
Property knoten as the Auburn Hotel witn the
appurtenances, the Lands being known and des.
•oribed as dote numbers.85, 86, 87 and 88 on Elgin
Street in'Elleins Survey in the village ot Man-
chesteein the-Corretyeef-Hurourean --the-etteds-
are erected a substantuil frame hotel, with .fte•
commodation for 30 guests, a frame stuble,. Wit11.
aceomntorle.tion for 35 horses, a commodious
hotel shed, and.a good hall forpublie cuad lodge
rneetitereeTlais is the only hotel in the village of
Auburn and it has had a monopoly of the busi-
Ti'ourasgiculitrs and ferther terms apply
to SAMtEnt., MeGgOre W. BRYDOgE• , '
Londethoro. Solicitor, Clinton.
• iiotiee to Creditors.
In the Matter of -the estate of Enz.
abethyord deceased.
•
P" Notie0.1S hereby given Plirgtiaillt;t0 See. 38 of,
Chap. B, S 0 1897; thee all, rersons having/
any Maims Mallet the estate of .deoeased who
died , on about the 28511 day of January, 1908,
are required to ,senden• post, ,prepaid, to the
undersigned, Executrix or hor solieitor.on or be-
fore the letla day of March 1008, their names
and addresses and full particulars, in welting,
ona*Inena
Will be Lessened by the
Tirnely use ofDr Williams
Pink Ping
lidanr-atudi, onsy is wasted on use.
lege Medicines.'Mow much Utile le
1044 how Equal' hi, endured eimplY
because you do • t tind,the right mod:
icine to start w Taief) the earnest
advice of thousands whit speak from
experience in favor of Dr
PinkPillo and who will save tie:aim:ion.
ey, and above all, vvill iind perfect
health•l'roof of this is found in the
statement of Mr ,T A Roberge, ft well-
knownjesident of Iiii01utte,„. Qua, wbri
saitini am a boatinat4 and ,conse-
nuelltlegigeite "rd' eneditiono of
weatioer. :Oils exposure began to tell
on my health,: The void lead, to weak
nes lose of appetite,Pains in the limbs
and side. I tried several medicines hut
they did not help me. Iffy condition
was growing worse and, a general
• brealtdewn threatened. I slept poorly
at night and lost much in weight, .and
began to fear that 'yeas drifting into
chronic invalidism; One- daY while
readinga newspaper I was attracted'
by the statenoent of a fellow sufferer
who fled been cured through tlae use of
Dr WWiaws Pink Palle. I had, spent
money without getting relief', and L
hated to spend niore;but the cure wag
so convincing that I decided to give
these Pills a trial. I ern no more than
thankful that 1 did se. After the first
ample of weeks they began to helve
me, and in seinen w`nelts *after I began
the.anile lam rient convinced that had
I tried Dr Williams' Pink Pills at the
outset I. wbold not only have been
spared miaoh•sufferingbot would have
saved money as well."
Rich, yea, blood he tbe cure for niosi
of the ailments that afflict mankind.
Dr Williams' Pink Pills actually make
new rich blood, That is why they ante
such comnoon ailments as encomia, in-
digestiop, rheumatism, neuralgia,
heart palpitation, erysipelas, skin dis-
e'ase and the headaches, backaches;
eideaches andotherills of girlhood and
womanhood. The mile are sold by all
medichandealers or by mail at 50e a
box or six haxes.for $2 50 from The Dr.
Williams' , 'Medicine Oa,' Brockvilie,
Out,
•
• Singular Coincidence. • .
in 1884, just after Commodore SchleY
returnedfrom rescuing the survivors
8th-e-flireel-Y---aretie-exptsditreff,".-
Massachusetts 'lluinane society pre, .
!muted him -with atandsome 'medal for,
his ochlevementi and 'Benleinin,
CroWninfiehirnite-tirifiri Bay State's
great -orators, Was sent to Washington
to make the, Presentation Speech. On
• the -.Way to the eapital Mr.-Crowninfield
• fell in. with. an old and prominent 'resi-
dent of Boatel', who.took the 'privilege
of •asking the orator what hiii mission
jn Washington was. reply0the old
gentleman was shown the Medal and
told what was to: be done with it
cotheidence," mused tho
venerable •• gentleman from. the Rub.
"Fornyafoin years ago, in 1840, I rode
over this, same line and met general
Winfiekl Scott. I was inf.:inquisitive
then assiow and asked .him where be
was going. He said.. tha.t.a eon or his
friend, Mr.. Schley,. had been named
forhim ..ai_i.(L_t_hat_Jaan..,_ww.,gaing to,
Maryland to solithe. baby. Nearly hall.
a century Is past; and now Ifind you
going to Washington te•carry a medal
to the than , that General 'Seott-visiffed
when tile manwas an infant." .
YOT,TR. ERVE'S. ARE cWEAK
...fet sleep hadlY, appetite is variable
Yob eat but gain nostrength. Morn-
ing tiredneep makes you wish night
*veld come.' When night comes re-
freshing slee,p ie hard to obtain. You're
run down, your blood is thin and
watery, your neryesare growing weak
the thought of effort wearies you. Yon
need Ferrozone, it makes blood,- red
strong blood. An appetite? 'You.11
eat evarything and digest it to get
strength. Thats vvbat plenty of food
• gives. Ferrozo,ne gives hope, vigor
U 11
and nature of the .recurity. if any, hole liy-theme eget sePOnge---Restlieterererelellt•
ri
of their clairiareand statements of their occounts, vine: uranne. se 4 errozone and.'
duly' verified by stetteciey decleratipte as Mating. • Alldealers in511s boxes.
. ,
Alia talcs nOtice their after the 16th day of •
Meech, 1908, the saie executrix will Proceed to
distribute the essets of tho .said deeeariee villOTESQUE . DRAVVINGs.
.
ainonest the portions entitled thereto, havintere.
eerie only to the claims of which the shall then
havee noticed Land the said exeoutithe.ix will not any be „An Amusement Sure to Provoke Lots
liablfor saiassete or any poet reof, to
Person or persons ofewhose Open notioe shalle •, of Laughtor.
nob have been reeeiVed bY her or her said solici. The amusement here described may
tor at the time of such distribution. - e
Dated at Clinton this 10111 day of Feline:A:Ye be made to give lots of fun; to a coin-
A.D. 1908;
.Executrix, Solicitor.
JAnt E RUDD . W FFIDONE
•
• of papertaill on the same size, on top of
each other in a -eleie
Notice to Creditors ID
of boys and girls, seys the Chi-
cago News. Place a, nuinber of -sheets
Ip thetwitter of the estate of George
have Settled make a Mint : mark with
Notiee is hereby divan pursuant toSee 38 otOtall)
1291 11. S. 0. 1807, that all ndsons Plying claims a pencil where each grain reste, and.
against the estate of the said deceased, wheedled, then' with a hatpin pierce holes.
'on or *bout the 20211 (lay, Of Decembere1007, aro
reeuired to send by Poet prepaid to the under-
signed executor, °retie solleitor on oe hetet° the
15th clay. of Mareh, 1008, their names and art,
dresses with full perticulass in writing .of their
claims, and stetement et their ticcounts and the .
entire of tbo securities Cif any) hold by them,
duly verified 'by statutore eeciaeation.
And take notice that After the Raid 10211 day of
Meech, 1008, the said exceetor will emceed to
eistribete the assets *1 520 amid deceased among
'their edges; are even: Over this. hold
.
five grains of ri„.e and l
Beekyeoman, decectied. et thew fan
. gently en the top sheer. When they
,
the %Ales entitled thereto, heving regard °MY
te the chums ot will:Mlle slue) then hate notice
auS tho said executor will not be liable for egad
exacts or tiny part thereof, to any person or no -
sous of whose claim uotice shall not have been
received britim or les said Wither at:the time
of such distribution. '-‘74.1071.4t,i'''.‘'Ofa • .40 drawing IDrequired, as the more gro-
tesque the picture the better the effect.
When 'the drawings are finished, ca.
teat them. and pin them up for general
inspettion. The result will be found
most amusing „More grains of rice
may be used and different kin& .01
animale drawn if (1051004.•
'through those live.marks down into all
the uhderlying sheets. ffold the sheets
firmly while yot pierce tem, od that
they will . all have the holes In the
same placfe.
Give one sheet, with a pencil, to each
-member of the company, with instrue-
tions to draw the outline of a man, one
pinhole to represent the Position Of the
head and the other four Of the two
, hand's and the two feet No,ekill In
Dated at Minton. Fehr:flare 18, 8. 7ge
NATUANDITa . SeNtnuicong,
J.Jondesboro, Out • W.:131tYDObfkl: •'"11
4 ' Executor. ' Solicitor for yoxector,
Appli( ation 10 Parliament.
,
"Notice is heretv given that an epplioation
will be made by the Town Of Jiinten to
the Legislature of Ontario, at its present
session, for an Rot
, 1 To approve of Mai render valid hydaw
No. 4, for 1008, of the said corporation,
passed for the purpose of cancelling an ag..
reorient entered into between the said cor-
poration tma W. Doherty et Co, on the
7811 day of Jane, 1808,
2 To permit the said eerperation to or ter
into in lima of the said egreeinent, r.n ag-
reement with W. Doherty Piano az Organ
Company, Limited, (which gelid company
is to take over the 'business et geld W
Doherty &iaao ) whereby the said conipsoy
Agrees to carry os the business of 'mann.
finitoring pianos oud organs in toad Town.
of Olinteri for about tho term, of eleven
yearil and employ corainaonely at least 100
operetivee and dimply with other condi-
tams provided in edut by saia egreement,
8 To amend or repeal•ao much of .0hap.
ter 6 of the Statutes of Onterio pealed in
the first session of the 60a6 year of the
rage of Her Itte Meietty Qneon VidOrlar
60i may be necesseratogive fent fleet to laid
by-law.
Doted at Olinten, this lailt fitty ot Feb.
Autry, 1908.
• W. Int'IMONE, ' •
Solicitor for the aaldCeraerittien,
mot. Cautaon
•
• Neyet,nesitlyelyney„er, nolsoit pair limo. if Yel
cough—oven from sininle colo onlY~-yousboula
alWays lleal,• soothe, and ease the irritated brotb.
tidal tubes. Don't blindly snpnreis it with it
ifittreisdlig poison. strange 3)011,P1310 thints
finally toniceitbotit. Per tweitte Vettre inci411000
has eonstanny warren" eeetee 1101 20 take cousin
miXturra tir nreseriptions mina Ming Opintsc
Chloroform, or sinfilarpolsons. Add 110W-"Alittit
late though -congress says "Pet ±5 (11 the label,
it Polecats ete in your. cough Mixture." Good!
Very goo] I Ittereafter for hisyery Miser' methelle
and others. Should insist on having Dr. shoon's
Cough Cure. No poison parks on Dr. ShootA
labels—rind none in the medicine, ('150 12 must by
law bo 00 the label. And it's not only safe, 202 15
is saiitio baby those that know it bot, a truly re,
xnarticuse cough remedy. 'rake no chance them,
• articuTarly with your children host, on havinglir,-
E. show?' 'package wtiililiCir6" LI
shorn, s marls (kir
s.
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r. litoop9's
NAPOLEON'S VIOLETS.
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to Bo Adopted,'
An old French pamphlet' published la
1810 toile hew -the violet came to be the
emblem of the• Imperialist, or NaPele.
ode, party in F rice. .
Three daa0 berm, oing into exile on
the islana of Elba. Na oleon, wale walk.
Ing up and down a garden at Fontaine,
bleu diocuSsins • his future with the
• Duct de %Mao and general Bertrand.
tie • was still uncertain whathe___be
should go to 'Elba quietly at the Va.
ding or his enemies- or whether he
should try to ;Offer some resistance.
The. Due deBassano was urging him to
strike a blow for his Alherty.,..haa, aa.
nice surely,
the trio Walked. back and -forth
they eine upon nhild three Or four
years 014 who was picking violet.
Napoleon. 'called the baby to Min end
asked for his flowers, ',and. tbe little
thing gave the emperor all be had.. A
silence ia the pelitieal talk followed
until Napoleon, who alwaystand a vein
of' superstition in his reasordngs, mica:
"Well, gentlemen: 1 an tbloking of
that child, That ohance meeting seems
to • me like a piece of secret advice,
warning Me for the future to Imitate
the nooneety of this flonet 'X es, the
•violet shall henceforward be the em-
blem MY desires," .• •,
• "Sire," said Bertrinad.401MY: ;!`fer.
• Your oaajesty'S glory like- to think
that reellog -will, last ncrlenger
than the flowers tbat inspired it."
, Bet the euaperor, Silent and. unheed-
ing uci.w, withdrew and went to his
private rooms. • The next day he Wes
melt walltieg , the • garden with a
bunch Of Violets in Mil buttonhole and
stooping now and ag,ain pluck more.,
A man 'lathed. Ohoodiell, a grenadier
of the 'guard,- was on sentry duty, and,
taking advantage of the laxity of dis-
cipline that nievalled M this hour of
ruin,' he ventured to.SPeak to • the fallen
sovereign. • •• .
another year, sire, the violets
will be growing tineker here. You can
gather them with less trouble:" •
VWhatl" was the answer. "Do you
Suppose I Will be liere next yeaar, .
• "'Perhaps acioner. We: soldMrs hope
• • '
•
"Buk-:-do-5'eu knew -that -2
Elba day after tomorrow?" ..
'Tour .majesty will suffer the storm
to Pass." • . • — •
"Are your comrenei talking 'and feel-
ing as Yon do?"
"Almost all of them". ; •
well, tell -them to feel, but .not
to talk.. When your sentry duty is
. over, go to General. Bertrand.• He will
give yell twenty; napoleons. Blit keep
the. secret." •• ' •'
Choudiendid-Upt keep entirely secret
the - story '0± his•• conference with his
majesty,. but he threw a veil over his
allusions .and taught the, other soldiers
to do " so 'by calling their: great and
• 'Worgiiip4d leader tiather. Violet. •Little
by little talk Inieut Father . Violet
reached the public, and, to weee a.
..bunch or violets by the time: tile next
• Season came arthind was a recognized
sign or •Imperialistie sympathies, To
.tnis day violets are not worn- in the
same geueral way,bi France that they
aret ere zinein England, because they
l'are felt to be politiCal badge. A. le-
gitimist would net be . seen With a
.butich his inittenholelny more than
he :would wear a repnblican tricolor.
cockade.
• isierarious Scounorem.
No modern advertising column le
likely to contain au ailvertisement aa
vigorous in Its language ail. one pian-
*Med in an old Newburypott -Herald
Of eent-ury ago, threateeing with
"public exposure" -no 'meetion 16 Made
of prosecution -1f he shothdrepeat his •
• raids, the "nefitridus scoundrel, void of
either manners or breeding," who had
olen-apples-trOm 2. certain Orcharl—
. Whether. or not the .remainder. or the
trOp. was spared, ft is inapossilke not.
to'feel that the satisfaction of seeing
"nefarious 'scoundrel" pi • good black
print .mnst.tave proved enainentlY
soothing te the opirit of the peppery
eld gentlethan who penned the aver.
lisement.
The disproportion between the lan-
guage and the* offense raminds one of
that trial, in ancither old 'colonial town,
-lit-whic'h (L. -PP -0423_14 1.11510 had dis:'
coursed so, eloqtlexitiy the-iiffeiida-
majesty of the law and the wickedness
of Jawbreakers in general 'that" the
plaintiff, who was Siniple minded, be,
.gan to fear,the special larceny in ailed- •
tion would be lost sight of. ' • ••
• "Don't ye nangtith, judger' he broke
• ID Suddenly. .."Ne, don't ye hang himi
Mebbe he deserves it for goin' agin
• the' la* and the propliete, but I don't
want he should 'forget he stole thy
three biggest pi-napkinsl wairt he
should set sorrowin' 211 jell end remem-
ber 'What 'brung.'him there. Try and
forgive him bis other vilialuies, Judge,
tied jest. 'you jail him for them pump,
kinal" '
pligh .CUre I
• MeCONNELL
The Lambs on the Track,
One • never kno.ws the...value of an
amiable deed till he Ictiows all its eon-
sequencea, and the merit of at is In
not knowing them all beforehand. An
enganeer'of a passenger treln. was div-
ing thrtagli a snowstorm, eagerly seen,
'ling the track as far aslie could see,
when, halfway through a deep mit,
soinethaig appeared lying on the retie.
at was a sheep with her two little
lambs, His first thought was that he
tould rush on regardless of them, prob.'
ably without dittnege to ibis train, but
the 'sight of the ihmeeent :family cower-
ing in the Strain touelied hini, and as
they paid no heed to Ifis Warthog Whicn•
tie he milled the aMbrake and seat his
fireman 'ahead. In a few minutes the
men came iheek With a aerritled face.
There had been a landslide, Ana Just
boyoud tile tut the track was covered.
With, roeko.It seemed certain that it
the hid gone en at full speed
ID ., the Minding enovr It would have
been, impassible to stop In time to es.
tape disaster. In the absolute sense,
the Incident was provideatial,, as eta
erything is, but 'circumstantially the
passengers on that tali:way train owed
their safety, it not their Ilvea, to an
eturimer Who was teo tender hearted.
'to Isill a sheep, And her Iambi.
• t), R. MOIR& Lleteicat Camas 0210 4e.
Relieves hi nye Minutes.
Help Comes Quickly When Hymn.
el is Used for Catarrh
The quick relief that Wines from the •
liyoutei treattrient for Catarrh 10 most
renaarkable Put 4 few drone of liquid
Fiyoznei in the pocket Whaler that
. comes with every outtit,and before you.
have used the treatment for five min-
utes utes you will notice relief from your
catarrhal troUblee.
It gives a tonic; healing effect to the
air you breathe, king ail catarrhal germs
stops the poison eeeretionsamothes the
irritated raucous membraneandmakes
a marked improvement in the general
health.
alyomel to not a cure all ; it has but
one ahr the cure of catarrh and dis-
eases oexespratory ergans. When the
catarth is cured, the general ilealt is
Iniproved,for thenNatuve has a -chance
to build upe the whole system.
If you suffer from offensive breath,
ralanntrof mumps, . frequent sneezing,
husky voice, discharge from the nose,
*droppings in the nose, loss et strength
spasmodic coughing and feeling of
tightness across the upper part of. the
chest, general weakness and debility,
or any other symptoms of catarrh,you
should begin to use Itvoinel at once..
it will destroy all disease germs in the
nose, throat and lungs and make 'a
quick and permanent cure of „iaatarrh.
We positively guarantee friyomei,
for shonld you buy a complete outfit
price $1 , and be dissatisfied with re-'
suite your money .will be refunded.
IiVomei is sold by druggists every.:
'where. Tirrite for literature. R. T.
Booth, ,Co,,For t Eric,', On t.
I,ouis Ponlin,a.prominent grocer ef
Quebec, was found in a ehed„ frozen
sliJt•
• ME lalOAL 'SCIENCE ADVA.al CINO
- FAST
Formerly doctors prescribed stomach
• treatment for Catarrh and ronehitis
They seldom cured and • rh • has
become a national disease. l'o-day the
advanced physician fights Catarrh by
medicated air. Be fills the lungs.nose
and throat vvith the antiseptic for Ca-
tarrhozone. Cure then is csrtain,
Easy for Catarrh to cure. It contains .
the essences of pure pine balsados„
reaches all the gernas and destroys the
disease. Every ease of catarrh, Bron-
chitis and Sore Throat can, be. cured by
Caterrhozone. 20c and $1 sizes. Sold
everywhere. Get it to -day,
e--Western-F-aie--for-i908-wil . e
held. 11 to 19th e •.
RAVE A GOOD oomgr.xxxoN
First of all you need plenty of blood
-the red.kind. Have it pure, or other-
wise blotches a,nd pimples will render
your natural charms • unavailing.
Nothing can equal Ferrozone,; either
as a former of rich blood or as skin
purifier, By driving onehuthors,Fer-
rezone., elea,nses inside ,just as water
does outside, Becanse the nourish-
ment and building. properties it con-
tains, Ferrozerte, brings .thesystem to
.abigh point of vigor,from which shines
viin, ambition, good spirits. For good
spirits.: For good looks. gnod. health,
takeFernozone,all dealers in 50e. boxes.
Shall municipalities be prohibited
from giving bonuses of free water, ex -
'emotion from taxes, loans or sites to
induce the location of desirable indus-
tries? The whole question will be dis-
ID dealing with a hill layMrJ P.Down-
ey,Wellingtone to prohibit all • niuni-
mpal bonuses.
.HAVE YOU UGLY WARTS?
• Ours them vvitn Potnani's ' Painless
Cprn and WartEostractor. Fifty years
sneeess is a guarantee of its merit.
Beware of substitutes. • •
A vote will be taken at Bavelock,on
.the high license by-law to raise the
liqucir licanSs fee fnorn $2,50 to $700,
an Feb 24th. There 'are three hotels
in the town,and great interest is taken
in the euterm
•
If Yeti have Catarrh. rid yourself of
h lepilleine tliffelirerAsk Dr •Sheope
of Racine, 'Wis. to , mail' you free, a
--teeitielefe); of hie Dr---Sl000pelsi--.-Gatarrh
rethecly.. • A sirtiple, Single test, will
surely -tell you -a -Catarrh truth • well
worth your knowing, Write to day
• dont suffer longer. - •
•
Ads. in the 'NEW ERA pay
Turns Boxi Blood inks
Rich Red lEtlood.
No other tamed,' Poibraws �u�
'perfect eleanshig, healing and puri'
rYing ProPerija•
Externally, heals Sores, Uittlifilp
• Abscesses, and all EruPtions,
Internally, restores the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels and BlOod to healthy
action. If your appetite is poor,
your energy gone, your stnibition
lost, B,13.13, will restore you to the,
full enjoyment 'of happy vigoeous
miummommo•
mmumulamor
ft. Eitzgitnon s St Sou,
We are still in the But-
chering 'business, and are
;in 'a position to fill all or-
• ders for seasonable meetsi
intmated to OW care, .
Our new business stand
is in the Combe Block,
Ito rit$4403111
OWE 7$ :Clinton.
fillitall101111 1 MOO
Bargains in Furniture
We are offe!lag some good snaps itt
•Vurroturq for this month.'
Couches from $5,00 to $8,00
Mattressesirom $3 to $4:50
Springs 'from $1,90. to $2.75
Iron Bed i from $3 to $7.75
We are too heavily. loaded. in' these lines, and
want to clear them out; If you Want something at
higher prices than these, we can give you the very
best goods on the market, and at special prices.
011 Cloths. Linoleum% Rags, Carpets Sewing
•Machinesi Pianos and °malls.
Baby Carriages, etc.
alker Ros
• OURNITURE And 1,1111DIRRTAXERS. 'Phone 08
• g..NT EVENINGS.,
re,at January $ak
Wiiitlf Of new, seasonable goods to be
. cleared, during, the next two weeks at whole3ale
prices, and in some cases less,- These goods are. all .
he -Wand up -t� -date and at regular prices, are excep7
tional values. -Space will not permit of my quota-
tions, but if you will read the list below, it 'will give
you some idea ot how we are satrifi-
Men's rueband Oaps,regular sii5c and $1,00 Sale price 00c See caps
in south xviodotv. • • -
• Men's lined I3oots,-regular price .1/2.69.-Sale,Priee 81..25 Sizes 6, 7,8.
Women'sFelt Boots, regular $1.85, sale price 81.13.
• 'Women's heavy lined Sateen Underskirts; regUlategricelLak ale -
• ._,price $125 •• , .
A few of those $1;25 black Sateen Underskirts left at 9150 •
$8:00 Grey Wool Blankets, 52.00; $2.75 Grey Wool Blankets, 545.
• A feytt pairs only Meted heavy ,Duck Rubbers at $1,75. :
,
Clothing.
Men's Black .M:elton Overcoats, velvet collar, regular price, $6.504,
Sale price:$3.85. ' • , - • .
• 01000 Overcoats, in .111eltoiillindWeveciS for:larvae:Ey-Sale 86-.40
Spedial.pricee cn linesSaf Dry Goods,'Olothing, Boots and Shoes
• during this sale; . ; • 4 •• • . • • . •• .
Our expenses' are very light,. and we can gine you better value for' '
yeur moneythan you can get elsewhere. .' Come and eel),
• • .
namasamanionannmonma
lust e s.
New. Fruits.
FREilTS-We carry the best.frorn best Shipper's..
ETUSIN$-Valettees. Sultanas, seeded and taole raisins.
CURRENTS --Finest cleaned, Patrias, Figs, Peels, NutO,Patee,' Candy
•• Oranges, etc. Our prices lower than offerings of ufferor oualitie
TEA Sig B._ 1 aferloti °r the (n1,. °Zerra-41%1114 nsiL':tTr Vithie fo.r. 25e. •
Gr nolated. Yellows and Rens we lead' in Quality and Quantity'
•• per -4011ar or bags (24 lbs Brown Sugar for $1.00. , ,
Muller. Tea:and Toilet Sete, Fancy China, Table ..,arid
Library Lamps,Largest tnd Finest assortment ever 'offered
in Clinton, Cheaper than ever, White' Toilet ets 25, Drn-
•
;ler Set for $5.00, -97 pieces for $6.75, China -Tea Set 40 piece
$3,60. 4. different patterns- inZope.n stock •get.yi hat You wq.nc.
CASH PAID POP;j • iff.1 IRWIN
' EGGS J3
'AND 17riElt
MULSION Say" e 100 o'er Cent
Why buy patent Emulsions of Ccd Live , when you can get our on
make at exaetly ball the ptice 2 OM' own is 250 and 50c. Patent Emulsions
are 50c and 81.00. The Patent Emulsions are not guaranteed. We absolutely
• guarantee ours ,to contain 50 per cent, • pure Norway Oil, combined with the
proper amount of Hypophosphites" 12 18 palatable and easy to take and, one
of the best remedies for 'tuberculosis, lironabitis, deep:seated Coughs aaad
Colds,. ca. in any condition where a powerful nutrient tonic is required.
E. 110VEY, i'LltenTilitT CLINTON.
Still; To The -Front
We inakeknOwn to you that We are prepared to setve you better than *vee
the chitive of Banks does not affect us, the point with us hi to sdpply your
wants. We have an immense variety to choose from. 'We can tneet any_conat.
petition is it legitimate way. We want your custom and can make matters
pleatent and profitable foryou. 'Try us tor Dry Goode,, Groceries, Boots mid
Shoes Rubbers, Leggings, Sox, Itobes,`Illankets, Hardware, Salt barrels or
sacks; Coal stove and nut. We will take your Cash, Butter, Eggs, Tallow and "
Dried appleF(fea a short titne)at highest prices Terms Cash or Produce. SPEC-
IAL OFFER- We would supply farmers with Oottonacle, Denims, Shirtinge,
Wrapperettes, Flaxinelletts, White and Grey Cotton, Prints, Spools, ete„ as
these goods could be made up in the slack time, and allow you to bring in your
butter, eggs, ete., later on, •
• .
Btriporitinl
Londesboro, San. 20.108
•
Rs
ADAMS.
TI -116 LAST CALL
" It Jo absolutely necessary that all oiltstanding accounts be pair
by the 1521i of February in order that we tnity 00Iie -up our louta-
ness. Those who have net yet settled up must qovevn thetoselvet
aecordingly, as iteeounts ,not paid will 'be placed elseWhete for
settlement,
Satoh st.. uni c a , 0111114*
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