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TtIE` (MINTON NEW ItEA
l+R"a AND TSR,.
1 STRENGTH OF BRITISH ARMY.
-cen,iiim
Carter S
-Little Liver P
Ste wrapper aeiew; "
&dm as, more
FOR HEADASIIB.
FOR mumps.
FON BILIOUSNESS;
FOR TORPID, LIVER.
FOS CONSTPATION
FOR TIIESOMPLEXION
DIME aliCK HE ADACH"'.,
Iserd's butcher s op. He was about
Considerable interest will he at -a, ao years at age,
tached to the visit to tbe Quebec ter- .
centenary celebratio4 of several At Earlton, near New 1.,iskearclaras.
Inuvereaty, who, proposes making
Detests tat the staff of the Ottawa
the entire journey by. canoe, The
party will travel as missionaries, of
old down the Ottawa and StLawrence
Plans for the trip are already well com-
pleted; the large ohestnat canoe in
which the party a ill make the journey
hayien akeacly been received.
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oppenonp,...
Genera(
Hourasea aub an- Quebec,
Patrick O'Leary,yard. foreman of the
0. P. R., at London, was run over and
The Congregational Won, meeting
at Montreal, elected Bev, Hugh Pedley
Chairman. 4
James Harrington was killed, at Clo-
halt, becoming entaugled in a cable at
the Tretheney mine.
at is etatea 2%000 less Canadian cat-
tle were lanaed in England in 1908 So:
far as compared witb 1907. a
Two men are under arrest at Pitts-
, burg, Poe, charged with stealing dia-
monds worth $75,000 from a Birming-
A_Oe0 Fee, an inmate. of the Brace '
House of Refug,e, haw. fallen hear to a
good farra in Brant, formerly owned,
Fail wheat is aeaded eut neet Toron-
to. A sample of wheat WM shoWn.
Which measured nearly 4 feet. Some
excellent °MO are being reported.
It is the tea•grown on the hillsides
of the world-famous Nuwara Eliya,
district in Ceylon; used in "Salado"
Tea that gives it that rich, uniform.
aelicious flavor. 32
On Friday lasaabout 9.30 a, me -Wm
Shanksinan of Kineardine was strang-
led to death by a tiece of meat in Bert
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DOS S OF DIZZINESS
Come to Many Clinton People
,A P+srt of the 1tp�+tine Qf .rlr Austlen Englishmen Preponderate In $ervic.a.
Leac,Stioeinletaines Amu/matt pun striver
s Liniment Tor sale everywhere
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Jane Henry, daughter af Thonnes
Henry Blenheim, sued her brother,
`Winghana, to have set aside h transfet
of houses in Listowet and Beiassels by
her father tolei brother:. She sues
as next frierideaf her father, allegiag
that he was ef unsound mind; aud
saying that be was: not capable of ex-
ecuting a transfer, being mehtally in-
capacitated. Thonaas Hainry himself
declared that he is of sound -mind and
Liniment Cures Burns ate.
Weak women snould try Dr Shoop S
‘Nigiet Cure.' These soothing,healing,
antiseptic stioposffories go 'direct to
the seat of these • weaknesses. My
valuable hints to wonien it is free.
Ask Dr. Shoop, Racine, "Wisconsin, to'
mail it. Ask the Doator .in strictest
swered. Dr Shoop.tNight Cure is sold
NomomilaiimmaNionsir
R. FitzsimonS.a Son.
We are still in the -But.
in a position to fill all or -
dere for seasonable ineati,
• intrusted to cu.' care,
is in the Combe Block.
Something Nein/
Now is the tiro& to place your •
NEW INIRE-PENCe.
(lolled Spring Wire need.
Alio agent for the Celebrated
Frank W. Evans.
Ageot .panactian Fence Dee,.
Marshall shot ids wife through the
heat% and then put a bullets' into his
own brain. Jealousy bemuse the wpm-
= refused. to live with him was the
Dr, 0. S. 0, Hastings of Totonto in a
paper on the importance of pure milk,
read before the medical Association,
declared that inapuremilk was primal.-
ily responsible for the loss of the 15,000
ef the 30,009 children who die annuelly
By a new amendment of the liquor
License Act, if a person op the "Inal-
an List' is feand under the infloence of
liquor, he may be brought before the
license InspectOr and forced to telt
where he obtained the liquor or be eent
to jail until he does, •
James Hullis, an old and well-to-do
farmer residing near Orockville was
"gored to death by a bulivahenenteting
the. baimyard where his ebury :herd
were. The fleet knowledge of the affair
was when his son male into the yard
some time later and feund the body. of
his father horribly Mutilated. •
J: B. Belisleat resident of St. Agathe
neao Montreal, reported to the Provin-
cial police that on Monday nieht,while
he wits sittieg in his gaiden;two mask-
ed robbers entered his house and se,cur-
ed MOO,' which he had. on hand to put
Mrs Belisle, Was in the house; but wee
threatened with death if sae raised an
Piles are easily and. quickly checked
proveat I will mail a small trial box as
Shoop, Racine. Wis: I surely would
noteend it free =less I was certain
that Dr Shoop's Magic Ointnaentweald
stand the test. atemenaber it is made
-expressly and alone for. swollen, pain-
ful, bleeding., Or itching piles. either
external or anterrial. Large jar 50c.
McConnell. •
Harry Dillabaugh and Wm Lawson,
the two, Conservative election offiGials
at Hamilton, who got into..the scrape
last SiihditY over the . effort to.. sell a
book of ballets to a Liberal; worker,ate
'undee arrest. • The two men idisappear...
ed froni Harttilton on Sunday when the
attempt by' Dillabaugh to sell baliots
to McLaughlin for MOO came to ligaht,
and returned thinking the affair ead
blown over. The Conservative pa
. case right through, because the W
bey Governdient has no sythpathy
that sott of business 'and will d
Part in. preserving the pority of e
Ions by sternly repressing any s
loosenese in the handling oe the
lots
01 are s
Booth% Kidney Pills cure all Kid-
ney Ills,
Mrs A. Mogridge. Ontario St.', Olin -
ten, Out, sayen—Trom the early win-
ter I had suffered with oecksional spells
of headache and diaziness and there
was a coostant' bearing down pain
across the email part of my backe I
felt langieid and done out arid my gen-
had tried several remedies but found
little Or no relief, The lumbago be-
came eo severe that I cOuld net stoop
over or straighten Myself up. learn-
ed of Booth's ;Kidney Pills and procur-
ing ft box at Alr 'Holmes' Pharmac I
commenced treatment, The headlic es
and dizziness! had soon gone and in tae
one box ofBootiasKidney Pills I found
a comptete and lasting cure for the
lurabago, I ain AA strong Ana well as
ever and feel greateful in recommend-
ing Booth's Kidney Pills. Sold by
Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont., Sole Caoadian
• News Notes
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lueiness Howie.
"You forget," 1 ebsereed, "that Rulei
sea le the original home :aud babltat of
etiondena,he cigarette," ' says the ()demo corm.the r ox}don $ aadard. I
one tittle paper tube of tobacco vias,
tbe Ituasians, gentle and simple, long
before it was eeen between the floe of
the Englishmeh and Frenchman."
My friend, British merchant, on
his first visit to Ituesla, was being hi- ,
troduced to a tweet banaing house. Ag
the cashier Momentarily laid aside his
cigarette in 0." corivealeut nob aray to
here and there among the etaff I six-
ty „ clerks he saw the eurllug bine
ler proffered his eigarette cave.
friend, "It is not by any means our
notion 'of. 'business, and, yet tomehow
It looks- homely and agreeable, and
none of these fellows appears to be
lazing or shirking."
nem Came a further surprise for
Waitress emerging . from same lowet
regiou Was Passing behind the chief
etninter bearing a large tray on which
were some ten or twelve glasses 'of
tea with tbe usual ' small (fish of
Dennis Gallagher was killed in the slit:ed lemon and silver fork, The tea
Montreal Rollina Mills by an emery was first distributed to the senior
wheel bursting: , clerks in the verlous departments, and
One of the oldest deputy returning
officersinthe province. both as to age
and years 'of seavice, is Mr Donald A,
Gunn, of Walliteetown, He is in hisa
87th year and his first appointment is
dated over half a centUry eV. •
"The Welland 'Canal 'route tang
tionabla• Must he brought to deot
2.5 feet to enable .it to complete
the tetW, Pie Canal andatheAnaer
'mite genetally," grad the lion.
Graham in. the House -of Coma
Discussing the Methods, he stated
•he was assured by eminent engin
a pew one altogether, Such a ne
foot canal would have '70 per cent,
lockage. Tha cost, he agreed. W
be heavY; wbuld not like to dolt
$25,009,000 or $80,000,000; Refere th
end of tae pteseot session the taihistee
of ptablie weerka will lay 'before 'parlia-
ment a report as to the pyacticability
of boildingle; 20 -foot canal via French
River and the Ottawa;
New York police,after a three weeks
search, have given ma th)e attempt to
ciroulae distributed on the Eastside,
calling'uport workmen to procure arms
and not only help themservais to what-
ever they need or wantaaut to kill"the
Wall street parasites." *
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An English exchange -says that; liquoe
licenses are beireg reduced under the
law now in existenee "rit the rate of
about 1,200 afeaa Thee is indicative ,
of a tendency toward greater sobriety, eth.v.aa•
generation it should make its effeets FIRST PATENT.
•the waitress returned for 'further suPa
plies for the rest of the staff.
ingly queried the London merchant»
"Exactly," I repli•ed, "and the tea is
:et the ftnest quality."
Prom the bank we drove to the
postofilee and telegraph station. • In
these Places n Is foraidden to the pub-
lic to smoke, but behind the counters
in every department the eigs.rette. and
tea were just as mueh in evtdence as
they were at the aank.. The tea is•
weal?. applied by -the establishinent,
whatever it may. be. 'The cigarettes
the "officials and clerks find them -
To atop any pain, anywhere, in 20 Granted at Bostin 01 164.3 and was
minutes, simply -take just one of Dr. , called a m‘nopoiy.
means congestion—blood pressure— To the • general . court of la:mach:a
that is all. -Dr Shoop'S Headache— or • setts belooge the honor of granting
Pink Pain .Taliletse-will, quickly eoax the first. American patent • Tbie was
blood pressure awaY from pain centres la 1048 an(r was then eaesigita.tee aii a
Neuralgitapeenful periods wiph warden monopoly.. !ewes confined to• the ree
After that, pain is gone, ' Headache
etc, get instant help: 29 Tablets 25e.
-a big loss while fishing 'at Leke St,
Peter, a few davs•ago. He aalaced 'his
wallet containing over $501 on the
seat of the boat, and a montent later a
gust of taind blew it overboard, The'
tact that Mr Moore cc talcinot swiin did
not deter him from jumping overboatd
after the wallet, and a young mad
shortly afterwarde capita to his rescue,.
However, an efforts to locate the wal-
On Dominion Day a banqnet will be
held in tha Plea() of Music at the Fran-
eo-British Exhibition. The usual re-
ception will be held at the same place,
but in a different building. The Cana-
dian pavillion is tbe big attraction.
Sir Thomas Lipton Amid it „was 'the big•
gest advertisenaent Canada could have.
Australians and New Zealanders are
loud in praise of . Canada's showing,
and aaknowledged that their's is uot in
it with Canada's. •
Friday morning W. T. Trott, of Oil
(iffy, deputy yeeve of Enniskillen; watt
found demi in bed at the Hotel North-
ern, Sarnia, asphatiated by gae. Me,
Trott, who bad; been. attending • the
ong
est -
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He
ity,
I be
ath-
bat
alto
ous
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ices
ed
it y
the
ere
for
up -
*that ot Irving Ja•Forbee, formerly' of ,
Pontine, who wants, stco,Ga from tilt
•Grand Truuk Railway for the loss of
both arms. Forbes aileges that when
only 10 years old he was iovited bv the
train to act as brakesman from POntiac
to Jackson, At pinelanty the young
man set the brakes of the ; caboose,
which had been shunted down the sid-
ing, the rateliet holding the brake slip.'
Oed, startina the car and throwing
Fotbes on the track,the wheels matting
off one arra at the wriet and the other
at the elbow. .
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices,- The very best goode
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest Possible pike.
Orders maybe left at -Davis
with
W. J. Stevenson,
1kt Electric' Light Plant. •
, Murphy Bros.
BUTCHERS
solicit a share of patronage, assuring tbe
public we will ao our beet to anpply
Mains tit Veitsot able priee.
MLIRFliV BROS.
JAS. A. FORD
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flour and Peed
AGENT ,VOrt
Machinery.
JAS. A. IFOIZID,
4116,11 monakikot, 4111•11014,8..
Out Recruits Are :Fewer,
It is 3retifying to, find. from t# a re-
port on the British array; issued, rer
eently, that Bngliehrueu, •despite rete
cent assertions to the contrary, gt
form the vast nfajority of our troops.
According to the report, which cores
dowse to the year ending Sept. 30,
1907, the full strength of the army is
232,154 non=commissioned officers, and
men, Of these England supplied 1713,-
240,. Scotland 18,129,e Ireland 22,8 •
and Wales 3,588.
For the twelve months under re-
view, the number of recruits. who
joined the regular army, exploding re-
enlisted men and those for colonial,
corps, amounted to 34,916, and -for
militia to 28,575. These figures shore
a decrease for the regular arrny of
1,404, as competed with the previoula.
twelve menthe, While ' the total for
the militia shows a falling off of 157.
During the past year 58,764 men
Were medically inspected, and no
fewer than • 17,485were rejected by
the doctors. In 1906 there were 21,923
PAUPERISM IR LONDON.
One Person In Forty Down on the
Rate Last
A sidastantial growth in Pauperism
is shown in, the figures given In a
local Government board return re-
cently dealing with the position at
the end of February. •
The total number ot persons in '.ree
eeipt of eelief, as compared with Feb-
ruary, 1907; was as follows:
February, 1908 • 822,862
Febraary, 1907 813;828
Inerease` 9,084
the. one issue apparently included all .
tbe lnveotion of the inventor connect- Inround figures it may' noav be said
that one person in ' everY fOrar ha
ed with engiriee that• depended upon pngland and Wales as a peaper..' The
,water fey their metive power. The.. • striking 'growth in the •xfumbera of
limit of .the MonoPoly was fourteen those dependera. on the' rates may he
yeara and' the cciiirt not' only retained
power to forbid exportation, but -to
prevent .ekorbitant charges upon the .
.issoed ha this feria •
If one feels dull and spiritless, iri the
spting or es„ely stammer, they call it
"Spring fever". Hut there is no fever
—.usually. It is the after effect of ou'r
winter habite. The nerves are mostly
at fault. Tired wohnout nerves leave
us languid, lifeless, and without soirit
Restorative will absolutely abd quickly
change all of these depressing symp-
toms, The Restorative of course won't
bralg you book to full health in a day •
or two.. but it will do enongh in 48
hours to satisfy you that the reraedy
is reaching 'that "tired spot, Dtug- SUPPER -NO VOAEN
gists everywhere ad visieg its 118e as a
splendid and prompt general tonic, It
wee More vim and more spirit to the
epootiful than any other known nerve
or constitutional tonic, -It shatpeos a
failing appetite, aids digestion, frees
sluggish livers and kidneys ana brings
DOW lifeaatten th,and ambition. Test -it
a few days an be oonvineed, Sold by
The 000 iroillerefrom an parts of t be
eountrya attending the 60th annual
oonventuan or the Millers' National
redetation In Detroit appboadedloud-
I the addreste made before them by,
in Mayberry, assistant eectetary
of'the navy, of Detroit in which he
Canada and the abolitien of the duties
betweeta the Melted States nail that
collate'. !Tree trade is a mien:tomer"
said Mr Mayberry. "iet'S lata:ke it fair
trade instead, and by our =hone have
the citizens Join With us in free inter.
,etandpoint." ()multilane live well
they provide excellently for their fem.
ilies, and they need the flettir produced
by your miller& Let us have a closer
association with our friends tterOliS the
river, This VAS the keynote of ex.
morning in the Hotel eatilliamt
Heart and tilervt.
nave now than their share of 'Woo Writ
ow it is serrowsoems itad
ethos &Ws it * gonad collapse Of tin igitsaa
Kilburn's Haiti and None Pigs teas isp
sierras. atrititheti *Ise heart red mite le hos
tad invert *la Wiz et Intryattist
the 'spirits thin it the tenni et rinneral MOW
hira D. G. Donoghue. °Ala OMNI
"Po rise it pelt X Mai troubled With neitelue•
Mei and heed trouble. I disided to she lid -
WIN Mari sad Nein, Mr OW. awl SAWS
Wog Mai bassi I foinal teat hillevisizig Wait
No 80 entni Po his Or IWO none he OA%
dolor* or T. IOW's Su
seen when the total at the end °nest
month is .compated with the total at
the end of February, 1.99o, when the
number of persons in receipt of. relief,
-Was day 709,173; or 113,689 'fewer tha,n
%The ,822,862. paupers. at the end of
-February were divided into ,275,2421n
Mo 1648. Tbe cor't eoosidInge ye ne- workhouses, and 547:620 who were „me
cessity of raising such manifacturea i ceivinir outdoor relief. •
of engins' of inils to go by .water for London's paupers totalled '129,087, .ris
speedy disPatch Of much worke with eaeraearea with 126,020 at the end• of
few hands,. and being sufficiently in- February last year, the ratio per- 1,000
termed of tye ability of ye petition to ' being 27..1 as compared With 26.7. -
nen .(yet no Othr per son shall set up tares ik ptoaided by. the feet that . in
or use any; such.. neW inaention, or i Aineriea. where- a tariff protects the
'from the corapetitibri :of
„„a foreigners, the latest fig -ares evade, e
so farr as conceraes any. such new In- the total number qf -indoor , PariPere
vent -1011i kV' so it .shaii na aiwaTes in -.3'n there -wets only 85,00oa or 174,600 fewer •
DO,wr of this ee'te to restrain Ye ex- than were in the workhouses of "Eng-
pertation of teach manufaeturest & Yet hind and Walee ,on. the Ranee date,
prizes OC' ththn tie moderation if. °pea- • This ie the more remaricable when it
England and Wale§ was 33,000,000 as,
America.
This. Inventor, aoseph Jenkes, or
Jenks, as it would . now be spelled,
came from Hammersmffh, England,
eettled in: Lynn in 1643 and ailed in
1652-3, aged eightyeone. He was a•
blacksmith and machinist, tnade the
flies for- the coining of the "Pine
Tree". money and 'built the flat fire
man ef great inventive genius and•the
ancestor' of a large number or deseend-
With.an X at the end, spell Eta,
And an andea Y and E spell t.
Pray what is a sooner to do?
Then 'it also an 8 and an I and a G
And an ET D spell side _
There Is nothing much left for a spoiler
to do
'lint to go commit sIouxeyesighed.
• Knew His Boy.
Berisoo—Look here, that bey a your,
threw a stone. at me jtist ,now al*
Proud- Pather—Yon emir he ,omissed
you/ a
Benson . (angrily) --Yen heard what I.
said, didn't yoit/
Proud Gather—Then it couldn't hairs
been my Tit.Bits.
Love's LoissOil.'
Bald the pretty tem:11er to the Scholar'
"I would make figures to you know,.
So learn to cipher true."
The pupil said, with bronzed cheek
flushed, .
,The While the pretty teacher blushed, .
—ealthnOre America*,
An Ancient Landmark,
Efforts are being Made by the Thoro-
,ton Society to -presetve Stapleford
Cross, the oldest Chalet= monument
exisitence in' Xottingharnshire, from
haathet . Mutilation .at the- hands of ir-
responsible persons, by „temoving it
to the Ottrish Churchyard; At present
_it.. stands an ,the Ameba _and
the parish council. object to its re-
moval.: The Members 'of the Thoioton
rpOciety consider the arose of such
' great interest that they will shortly
apply to have it scheduled as an ana
'cient- monument ander an act which
gives power to local aethorities to pre-
serve notable landmarks, bf natioind
interest. , Eminent -antiquarians de-
clare the cross to be a rare and -valu-
able exaMple of the peculiar style
prevailing with the Celtic people from
the feurth to the ninth centuries, Up -
en one ' of the' faces of the creme, to-
wardp the tete is the 'figure of a large
bird, which is said to have „been the
"ravens' of the Danish etandard.
1760 the shaft and base lay in the
ehorehyead, arid hopes ere expressed
that this. remarkable monument, go-
ing baek into the Mists ef antiquity,
will be preserved in sox= place of
safety. •
An Intarrnptlen.
"But, Ontetid, I told yon not to 10tme
your temper. Did you start to count
"What happened,"
"When got to 29, that Dugan kid ,
knocked me atet."--Lippincott's Maga,
nine.
Who, in spite -of tai her estate •
Dan induce her female Mende tO pay' •
ClOsit heed to what she lute to Say •
InStead et to Whit she Wears? I
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Irate Woman—Mt out of here, yon
dirty Wont Is it dinner you:: have tint
face t,0 beg tor? ni siek one of the deg*
Oh youi
Chief Much Afraid of Water-00os
inek tat dog on big Injun, Rho IMMO
glad ...Leslie's Weekly '
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are guaranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Z
44 The Electra Chemical Ring is not an ignorant C.)
0 charm or faith cure, but a scientific medium for the tf?,
elint'ination of uric acid -from the blood, The secret, ri.1
c4 the power, the merit in this ring lies in the corn- Z
bination of valrious metals of which the ring is
'4 made, no matter what the trouble is, if it is caused t7i
by exCess of uric acid the Electro Chemical Ring
4., will effect a cure, looks just like any other ring, - •
cRainngbse, worn day and night: • We guarantee these
g Rings to do all we -claim, Call and examine these
(4)) W.. R CIOUNTgR
Ikctro, C4.0tni6A
R;h:urnotic
The 111811V0Ver
We have seCured...the ex-
.• elusive agency of the fam—
• ous American .Walk Over:
Shoe for Clinton and invite
*our friends to call and see a
full and complete line in the
various shapes, sizes ana
‘widthi.. The
Walk Over Shoe
because of. . its general -
e)scellence, .sold In 44.
countries, and is conceded
"to be the height 'of shoe
perfection by, the_ world's.
wisest dressers:
We cordially irriiite you
to visit us, and inspect thee
goods for yourself..
TWITCHELL ..(Se .SONS.
VICTORIA BLOCK, • CLINTON
Repairing Neatly a nd Promptly Executed.
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imansigenanommemennsinimemeninnenestainamertausuat
Ilisens Bad Blood Left
Moll ged.lil000l.
!lo other remedy poomoomiii oath
Itztornony, heals Sans, mos,
Abscesses, and all Eruptions. , .
. Internally, t;estOret the Stores*
Liver, Bowels anti Blood In heal*,
action. If your appease ii poor,
vow inergy got* yon. anillition
los‘ E.E.D. will restore you to the 1
rpitare argaipsStill
orttirt0e.
Having held the attention of the purchasing public
during tfie past year, by popular prices, 'we have slated
new goods, to begin the second year, and the prices will
.a.tionce suggest the advantages in dealing here:
Lot 1 -7 -Iron Beds.
40 Bedi. Ira the:lot, raoging in races as follows : $2," $4,1:$4.50,
Lot 2—Mtattresses.'
Guaranteed purely sanitory, $0, 33.50 lama .$5. 32 in`the lot
Our special at $4.110 •
Lot 3—e ouches.
23'in the lot, which means skidoo. Peices Wee interest you,
speciad this spring the 313,50 and $8.00f.
Other Special's .
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Dressers and Stands, ringing price from 9.00, 10.50, 12.00.
• Sewing Machines. , We are special representatives for the
"Standard." Prices ranke from $20.00 tol$45.00. '
1.10use Furnishings.
Meaning season.. ,A. few remnants in Linoleums, at special
- aricee; rasa 01106d -is. Reg., t30c Linolemn foi 50e! per, sq yard.
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers, Clinton.
Phone or eall Day or Night.
The earbo Magnetic Razor
`eAlwa,Ys: Ready for use," No honing.
No. Grinding. No stnarting alter shaving.
Puy a Carbo Magnetic Razor, shave with it 3o days,' then, i
you would rather have your money back than the Razor, we
will cheerfully reiund it
E. HOVEY, 11.=r1tg CLINTON.
SEED CORN.
Do you want Seed Corn a We have White Cap, IreptoYed Learning"
garly Battler and M. S. Sweet. Mangold Seed : Yellow .Leviathan, 'Giant
Yellow Intermediate, arid Marnoth LOng Red, Sugar Mengel& Steele:Briggs
Rennie's and D. r. Ferry?, oleo Turnip -Seed, in packages and loose. We could
(Mottle some Red and Alsike faloaer and Tathothy Seed, German Millett, Rapa • •
and 'Tares.
yOUR;TRADE SOLICITED.
We will give more than the peddlers: and we stay all the year at ea
work ; not jaast a few weeks, when the roads are good.
R. ADAMS
May 12/08
Furniture and Carpets.
These goode tenet be Cleated Oar tagaadlese of coetea
Oehler Seat Bookers', Solid Oak worth $3.00 ZOO
MO yds. Scotch Linopuni, 2 and 4 yds, wide ;40c,..45(; mad ISOIS yay
46.0erpet Square, sizes to fit your rooms, from S'4.00 te