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W' tak pleaoure Ii4orineursk t
Co Hoare
V
CI oriesi some4whial husky ill.'illudemincititti,"Ire:
i counted tho hunalliatiOg foot that he
hey woe tiassa. 4,0FtiOrk an Arreal had 4013 deceived:, Basely, inhumans
ter together. By their Sicle the nigger ; ly token in, and mold. 140W he thought
dell csref011Y Packedin long white !sox ell along it was only a Joke, that no
Little did they dream that I knew 1 real preeentation Was ever intended,
everything. Oppoeite Irak and MO- hOW he apologised for wounding the
Phonon at ready to old and abet. As feelinge of laic( dear friend me. jaegeen
far dOWn AS be could get, itWay at the holt he odd all thbh and a good deal
rnore, Maki the thendering, laughter.
ridden applause of the aomPetlY,
amongst which could be distinctly no-
ticed, tb,eeubolie "Ile! Hal" of Mr For.
gee' of Bitty, or the low lived amass., struck arren Sinatnone, e protninent
lusendomIll ghlancler, DI, itietsiseniens a terrible wound in the side. Be is in
Ibut not deseribed. It would take the I
fen of a' Obefelos Dickens to !IOW i
• *-ogoiraill.r.
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fogeecured the Ogeneyrry the gale of
and Bowler for 4111Y. Tho_cirettonitance other end, reedy and handy for a rapid
Dokertty -Pianos and Organs i it chiefly alludes th is little old, but exit, sat the, man I Ina known as a
babe. I, SAW Jack11100. and Forrester
add ielone enlyrtiethesegeet agent ht the story is Well told and the sketch
"Clinton viciaitr fee the Bala of our clever mid worth reading, more partic- confer in whiepere. The attenuated
• ly when the characters are so well Scotchman nodded encouragement, At
By John Haniford,
Oree, Clinton X4own Dowling
Club,
o ars in the Curler
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civet ran across, give me w --k." ravenous a MN moutbus, as our entente
ORTHERN
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II RVIGRTION
. • that friend of the reeknber of Hies,. L. B. Cshe must say,
Georgian BayA .
•40trillnelata. 11414 thank•our ktiOwa ,a,a,tbey are here
-flimorou. trionci. Ana ,customers, to
Lawn howlers are eseentially go'd
vatronize
' gr., If they area:est, they are riot
Iff• ththerty Plans* Organ Cialtd,
, zed on the green. A man to be a
W pottertv. Esse, lawn bowler must be above everything
else a good-natured all round man. 'again, 'Sit dome' Irepoated, "You'll
se-----v-e----s---"----"""1"-7.1 The joking and cheffing, the language
dm, used Ott a bowling green are sui gener-
niaas itvaNTedup is; and some clubs are Werth than oth-
eta • • ' - I re for Jews If I were asked. to name
he elu that stands pre-eminent for
Cash paid flax. Skins rod.natisred jokers, give me Clinton,
And Tallow4 noltrneeiranatobwun:bilVaartehaetv1471:airtingly
litt4e
petting up, setne practical joke or oars
lEtItzslinmOns lie Sou., orie or more of their number,
pt ong since a Clinton lawn bowler
• ______-_, visited a County town not 100 miles
from Olinton. He came backosaajawhan
game could hardly keep their faces. though fairly coherently (it was not
QOMPANy Vhe true redeOn fOristhie mysterious more than 9,45 m m.) said, "That. as a
that )In all the course of his extended
career in that club, at all the meetings
he had ever attended, and he claimed
to have some experience irk these mat-
ters, alt -all the social events, the din-
ners, the suppers, the picnicsatt all the
gatherings, political, religious or social
that he Was ever .present at, he had
never. he could go furiher and say, he
• did not believe that anybody on the
earth's surface at that days no matter
what hissvaried and extended experi,
ence might be, could be, or ever would
Tours of Great Lakes and ' • g kla f h.
uffencled visit, took cap' to write down
gentleman ea queation, owing o
For Sault Ste. Marie, erre Arthur and
(naiads- Leave Sarnia kW P.M.. Mender. Wed,
nesday and Friday. Friday ,sailing through to
'Duluth,
Witr,3141111t01111111 Island, Soo avid Mackinac
Steamers leave Collingwood 1.80 p.n.. Omit
Sound 1130 p.m.. Tuesdays and Saturdays,
For Parry Sound, Feint aflat and
Millenary- Leave Collingwood Monday and
Friday,10.30 p.m.
For Sans Sane' llite. and Parry. Sound...
Leave Pedetang week day, at SAID p.m.
• SIJAIMER OATES NOW IN 1$1111NOT.
Tickets and information fromaall Rennet( Agin.
R M. Gildersleeve, C, NicholSon,
v A NAGE% TX4PI0 Steam
COLLINGWOOD. MRNIL
UM,
Murphy Bros.
Sucoessorsit0 Colelough Bros.
BUTCHERS
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Raving bought out this business we
solicit a share of petronageolliPirjug the
public we will do our best to supply ;their
wenn at reesor able price.
MURPHY -BROS. 4
. Brick Blos'-, (Melton
PAINTING AN
TRIMMING.
We can painlyOur house or
paint and trim your buggy,
and make them look like new.
All work guaranteed, and our
prices are right. .
AlicMATH & OVERBURY
Leslie'sCarriage Shop, Clinton
a, day before his arrival and tell the
botelers there that so and eo was com-
ing for a day or two,but as he had been
laid up for weeks vvith a dangerous ill-
ness, 'tette:sired above all else,tci be jeft
alone, He wanted to c be strictly quiet,
and very temperate', They believed it,
and acted accordingly, to the amaze.?
silent of the victim,
There is,hovvever, in the Clinton Club
an old time nucleus, grandfathers you
may wit them, (most of them are, or be,bad ever heard ot such a monstrous
ought to be) who' are chief offenders example of high-handed, dictatorial,
in this joking business, There is Wil- un-Britishomconstitutional, autocrat -
liana 'Jackson, alias "'Rosebud," • alias to action,.ob the part of a chairman,as
"Billy," alias anything you liketo call be had witnessed that evening, •
him D A, Forrester to whom the alias He got thus far before hntook breath
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News Notes
otemym...$4.c•c•••
A. ow of teed "8410410 Tea, Will be
found WOOF refreehing Ole warm
weather, As eooling aa A euMmer '
preen. 50
The InAarnational Berveeting Wm- I
pekny of trandlton received an order
for eeventy-ilve carleadont machinery
for the west.
Sending an automobile by poet
sounds arr reasonabbi as sending an
autemobile by wireleea. Nevertheless
that le just what a nom didin England.
rester, to :say -nothing of the shrill 'Tee hagork, fawns in the. asetv•
tic, treble-tonecl enickerings of the Derehana Ven•tre fanner. and inflicted
quickly as I could' Wet What I felt a elltical marlitian'
' Obliged to say, and as quickly after- -1, , According to the 'Westminster Gas.
Wards as possible . with d000130Y, I vs- ette, Premier Asquith has refused to
catet1 the chair, and ruelled to the (Ali. I consider the removal Of the Canadian
er end of the room, if but only to lay cattle embargo under present Omuta -
my hands upon thane* of that double atanceek'
dyed sneak and ruffian, H. B. Consbe, 1
Th Barbolomi Legislature has paske
but he had fled. And ci0 ended the ed slaw giving, °wawa preferential
memorable presentation, and today
the claret jag standa on my sideboard,
a silent tvitnese to the truth of the
above story.
•
KEEP. Tan KIDNEYS
WELL
. •
Health Saving Explainer' by a Clinton
• Citizen Who Knows From
Experience •
Many Clinton people take their lives
In their hands by neglecting the kid-
uneeyeds whehlepn. they know tlaese. organs
Sick kidneys are responsible for a
great ansount of suffering and, ill
he• alth.
P.•1110' is their quick relief for
The reason so many use Booth's'
all Kidney weakness. Here is what a
(Minton citizen sktyin- • •
John West, of Mary Street, (Minton,
Ont says: 'Each I;ttle cold I would
-contract from being over heated or
exposure to cold weather Would settle
mews the Mali part, of my back and
kidney). The urine would become
highly colored and filled with particles
of a sand 'like sediment. There was
of "Trusty" was gissen. This alms I thong I We aleo a scalding, in • passing that was
• steain for • about three minetes. It I
Pleased him. amused the company,and
gave me time. to think. I then turned
on -him, •"Mr. Forrester," ,4cfaid. "If
yoa think you are addressing &Farm-
ers' Institute or a Grangers' Conven-
• tion, or a Supreme Past Grand Lodge • consequence. Booth s JiIGUSY
of Affiliated Principals of Patrons of were recommended by alr 'Holmes,
Incluetey, or a Select Lode of United the Druggist and they quickly cured
TetnPerate Cold Water Drinking Sons • me of every sign of kidney trouble
of-Rolinesville, who have no mind of 1 when all else I had tried failed, and I
their.ovvn,you are mighty mistaken. I am stronger and better every way."
• t tbe chair sir. Do you doubt it? Sold by aealers. Price 50 (cents, The
R TBooth Oo Ltd., Fort Erie Ont.,
• Sole Canadian Agents. •
need:kilo explanation,for nobody would
ever call him "Trusty" now. There
• was, an evenijag he wandered in alone
from London, wielding, a double bar-'
relied gun,ana seeing it didn't go off,he
was supposed to be capable of being
trusted. with anything forever after-
wards. But there was a time when he
played. a fairly reliable toed game.
Hence the soubriquet. But not howl It
is a clear ease. Of 11, B. There is an
elongated Scotch Canadian,JamieFair;•
aim is all right, plays a good game,and am
is yet really "Trusty." There's moth- As long as I ern in this chair I rule
er elongated,long flugered,spare waist- • this meeaing. Do you. hear yrte? An
when you or Mr. Jackson or elr. any -
very annoying. My back would be
so tender that when I would, stoop for
any length of Hine I could scareely
straighten myself up again. There
was also a weakness that was very
noticeable when liftin anythin .of
ed Scotch Canuck, D. L. McPherson,
alias- 'Fingeres' so called because it is
-generally believed his fingers can lap
right around a ball with the greatest
ease. I must not forget co mention my- •
self -the father of toe club -but mod-
• esty forbids the description. Then
there , is a comparatively youthful
member, although goodness knows he
looks old enough, especially when in
bathing if a playful wave tenderly
brushes away his carefully arranged
long hairs on one side of that large
white. expankiesbut I mean. he is roung
• in years compared t� those •pretkously,
mentioned -1i p Combe. Hugh Barry'
113-11 iewel, Hels:best at a suppernalays
Voters' Lists_1908
Municipality of the Townahip of
Mullett, County of Huron.
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Notice is hereby given that I have iransthitted
or delivered to the persons mentioned • in sec-
' dons 8 and 9 of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act,
the c.opies required by said sections to be so
transraitted or delivered of the list made, pur-
suant to said Act, of all persons apPearihg by
the last revised Assessment Roll of the said
Ifiunieipality to ne ensitled to Vote at 'elections
for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at.
Municipal Elections; and that the said list was
first posted up in my office in Millet, on the nth,
day of July.1908, and remains the..e for inspec-
tion. Electors are called upon to examine the
list, and if any omissions or any other errors are
found therein, to take immediate proceedings to
haye the said errors corrected according to law,
Dated tnifi 131la day of July, 1909.
JAMES CAMP ELL, Clerk.
lommommomossummoor
R. Fitzsimons tt Son.
We are still in the But-
chering .business, and are
in a position to fill alt.or-
ders for seasonable meats,
intfust?d tc cu.' care,
Our new business stand
is in the Combe Block,
R. Mahn= On
Poke 711 Clititon
semeimeinNINIM NEM NM
body else desires to sayor do anything•
here tonight, the gracious- perntission .
of me. the Chairman, must firet be ob- . • THE CRICK. EV SONG .
'tabled. Do you hear that,sir? Sit dowii ,• ,--.: •
W. Jackson speak. again until I give "(hese to theiheart is Nature's voiee
at once, and don't let me hear you 'or : -
-Up rose, half falteringly, that 'clang. The -ceaseless hum of insect life.
With 'varied harmonies ; -
yon leave." Re (39,t dOWil. , •-•
ated D. L. McPherson, to enter h faint The murmuring summer breeze- .
ventriloquial protest against the Meg- What visions of departed hours
ality of the ruling from the chair. 1• Doth memory to me bring,,
promptly settled him with a glare that A
s thairgohuth . the. long, long sainier
made him speedily absquatulate. But
ta,ehson was was quickly again on his I bear the cricket. sing. '
mord= enema; _ir ,,,,,tam at _ a &lice There comes& gleam of' sunny youth,
When all. of Weaves fair i '
feet, korrester ditto,and soon a panda -
treatment of 2D per cent; On condition
that the Canadianpreference is altered
80 8.8 to leave a clear 50.72 per ton in
favor of West Indian imageries egainst
sugars from foreign couptress.
i"ecfuliar pccident happened to Mr
Jack A.yliner, eldest sea ot Lord Ayb,
mer, Ottawa, on Saturday, He. bad
been attending the races of the Rideau
Canoe club and was returning home,
when a 'Off of wipd raised his hat. He 4
put his eight hand tip quickly to eave
his headgear, when he heard a sheep
crack. ram collar bone had broken in
the act of raising his arm. Mr Aylmer
Is confined Ns his home.
Twenty thousand dollars, tied up in '
brown wrapping inner was found in
the train shed of the OP It Winnipeg, ;
as the result of rain dropping through '
the roof upon the package, thus reveal -
bag its contente. It said to have •
been banded to an express messenger
by a news agent,who found he had too
Much money on hand, and was too in-
experienced 130 knowthe correct pro.
• eedure. The valuable package had
been handled like an ordinary butich
of laundry, among a lot of packages
with which it wastransported.
bones fairly,but his great game is snife that a vigorous blutl was in order u1And falls a; shadow on the award
and fork and tumbler. I have referred was to play out my hand. So rising,iia Of castles in the air- •
incidentally tit) these six members he. appareutiv. the highest stets of right- Of many a bright aud joyous hope
cause theyare -connected more or leaks
intimately • with me in the best joke
ever playet in our club. It was on the
occasion or otir annual suprker. The
. P. -redden trthat -S-Inei nta been laporing
llamas:patty for kionae.years'th bring tile
club up to a respectable stanckard.
Grounds had been bought, paid: for,
house buikt, fences erected, good lawn
laid:down, etc., quid this supper was
•the 'ctinclusion, Many in the club felt
that some saitill recognition of the
„very able and arduous efforts of the
President. should be suitably made,but
while the proposal naet nith general
favor end suppoit, yet even a presen-
tation could. not be made. without in-
dulging in a practical, Fake, and this is
how it was clone,. .
As President, of course, I occupied
the Ohair at the supper.: 'A very nice
cut glass claret jug was purchaseciAnd
Was to be presented at a suitable time
after supper by Mr. Wm. Jackson. I
• was to be kept *entire ignorance, It
was to bee -a surprise. A. surprise it was
all right enatign. Jackson gothis gang
of conspirators together,:s and after
sleepless days and nights, if not Weeks
of scheming, they concocted , what was
sprung on me in the following day.
About p,m. the day of the sup.
per, that gehtletnane I have alreakay
referred to, under the :name of
Combo. met me, I have known him
ever since he was an infant in mins,
• you might say he has grown up under
ver eye.• I was present at his
eous indignatiop and condign wra,th, ,
thanksto my lung power which is not AnTabastinfildg2nTigunhtse soil longfleet
vvelgo,
d
despicable, made myself heard above When 1 heard:the crickets sing.
the tumult, angrily pushed back my ..
-chair,---and tolt-thern -alespiainlyetha -0;scrieketkreonty thatsalibight-long----
if the authority of the Chair were 1,10t My listening ear that heed, •
1
' majestically upheld, end that prompt- How many a chord from memory.
ly, ( should leave the room. I Will Your ceaseless chirp hath stirred
never ferget the amazed face of a nekw- The loves, the lives, the yanithed
ly arrived offielal•of the Maisons Bank • dreams, '
1
--since those' days appointed Manager That still to memory cling. _
he was sure there veould be blood spile Comes bank withtentold strength and
ed if not worse. However. I knew 133Y • power , _ ' ' ••
.
men, and the bluff 'worked. Down Whilst I hear the crickets sings ,
they sat and there Was peace. I went . . • _
on with the programme. - •- And loved ones parted from my side,
They held whispered conferences the. Whose graves have long been green,
attenuated Scotch members nodded, The winter nights and summer days,
winked, shook their heads, etc. After 'Of the years that rolled betWeen:
keeping tkaemin suspense for at leaiit • Thus oft and oft,the long night thee'
twenty. minutes, I looked at Jackson' Doth fancy to n*ack bring '
and said in a very porapous tone, "You Those vivid pictures of the past.
have my permission to • say -what Whilst I hear the crickets sing, ,
vou so rudely attempted an an earl-
ier stage of the evening.' I noticed
Forrester nudge him as muela as to sav
son rose, Re did Ins part well. I give ,
KEEP CHILDREN WELL
-Get up and get going.' 11p W. leek- _._
him due credit for it. I never thought
• Billy had it in •him. He roasted me up
hill and down dale. Ile spoke in de-
nunciation of ray imperious,clomineer-
ing way. --HeSaid there Was ' nothing
intended on his part but, enly the ut-
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A ' Hkwenless .Animal That Will Fight
Hard When at Bay.
•A' peculiar looking animal . li the
ant eater, which is closely allied to
the • sloth faintly. Its 'head is drawn .
out into a long, tubular muzzle, at the
end of which is a tiny tnouth,ltist big
enough to permit the exit of its -long,
wormlike tongue, which. is eovered .
with a sticey senate •
• This •tongue is ' tbruit among the
'hosts of ants with• great rapidity, cern-
Ing hack laden with. the tiny insects.
To obtain ,its prey the ant eater breaks. ,
open. the•ant hills, when all the active .
• irshibittints wearna• to the- breach, and ,
. are instantaneously swept away by•the
'remorseless tongue. ' • ;•.
The jairs of the ant eater are entire.,
ly without teeth, and the eyes • and
ears are very , small. : '• . • •
There are several species of int eat-
er, the, largest kind being about tour .
feet Jong and ..having e t.all covered
• with very long hair,' terming a Mtge',
brush. The claw on the third -too. of
, each fore lifib is of great size and is,
used for breakieg Open ants' and other
Insects' neon». ' . 4,1.4 -..'3R•II.Mr4d$Aii.,,. „ '
Generally speaking, the ant eater is
a harmless animal, but at timea.when
at hay it Will fight with. great conv I
saige,s•sitting ant-on-itesshind-slegi-and, (-
bugging itsloe with its powerful arms. 4
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before'the advance n wire. All
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Also agent for the Celebrated
Heintznian Piano
Prank W. Evans
A gent Canadian Pence bo.,
1•••
Before placing your orders fey
your seesOn's supply of Coal, get
our emcee. The very best geode
carried lit stoek mid sold at the
lowest possible price. •
Orders may be left at Davis
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with .
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Hillegrig Light Mate
-MRS, J. LAP INE
- • •
'Th. Perfumed. Olead.s:
The- -dentied sleeve - Was smeared
with pale dest.. He beat it ,trith Ma'
, pahacand a Perfemed elan' arose, ••
• "Makeup," be wild, laughing, "the
ilSre nefuell harvest of :makeup. Why
the 'dencilci front the fierce . whites
iigit of .a dental. :chair, w Open
'come. to the • With Riakellti: plastered •
:thiek- On their ,pretty faces? They all,
or nearly.' all, act it Their ilas ; are' red-
dened, • their b=6.7.‘ penoed, , their.
'cheeks rouged,. and in it few cases the ,
tiny network of:veins hi the teirkples Is
.anttined In blue. s Peggipg' away ae-
. ,their teeth, mop up all that makeup
DURING:ROT WEATHER Phew! Look Out!" ,
• '-wollehhanglintey:.7sitest,71rlavcek. 'olverf3Plelipinkr Cibeeke.over
leaPed back to escape the sweet smell-
ing Mond .that filled. :the: Or:- lext:
lind, brushing' his' cuff 'again, h. IS
Every mother knows how fatal the
summer months are to small children.
most kindness and good will. . at a Cholerainfantum, diarrhoea, dysentry
his friends Were only actuated alike, and stomach troubles are alerraingly
and seeing at last he had been permit. frequent thintime, and too often a
tad. to speak, he would merely add. that Precious life is lost after a few, hours'
• illness, The mother who keeps Baby's
°era .2e,bletki in the house ,feels safe.
The occasional Use of Baby's Own Tab -
'1818 prevent stomach and bowel troub-
-lest or • if the trouble tomes suddenly -
as it generally does the Tablets, will
bring the little ones through safely.
Mrs. George Rowell, Sandy Beach,
Que. says ,-My baby was suffering
with' colic, vomiting. atkd diarrhoea,
betafter giving hini-Baby"s Own Tab-
lets the trouble disappeared. Iswould
advise aleanothera 'to keep a box of
Tablets aIvSays at hand." Sold by med-
icine dealers or by mail at %a box.
from the Dr IN interns' Medicine (o.,
BrOckville, Ont
christening. 1 gave him away at his the club had requested., him to act as
marriage," proposed the health ot him- their spokesman and refer in the•kind-
self and his bride at the breakfast, I Hest mariner to my very efficient
embraced his bride paternally after,
Wards, I bevel:leen a second father to
him. Encountering me outside of the
Pest Office, 'with one of the most con-
fidin nocent mugs ever worn, be
intiniaa to me that he had something
very confidential to communicate. We tioul3r opened the box,dukplaying not a
black doll, t veritably, exactiy just
what he had een describing,
I•would willing,ly at this point draw
a veil. Perhaps it would be better to
do so,., My feelings can be :ibutgined,
vices, which they desired to recognize
by presenting me with a very hand-
some cut glass claret jug, suspended
round the neck of which was a silver
chain, from which depended an incrib-
ed shield. At the same time he ostenta-
retired to a suitable localitY(ff cost me
50c) and when quietly euseoneed, he
opened up by saying that he always
looked upon me as his mentor. His re.
spect, affection, veneration for me
knew no bounds, and it was with un-
diluted horror (he never takes mucli.
soda) that he had. heard of a plet,a low
baseplot, to make it fool Of me that .
evening at the supper. Somehow When Have You Stispected Your
you have *pawn a child in short el othes •
K11 ys as the Cause of
Your.Trouble
•
If you have haaireohe, swelling of the
feet stud ankles, frequcint Or Oppressed
urine, pahdul eensetion whet urinating,
,speche floating before the eyes, greet thirst,
br1ck-40st deposit in the urine. 'teat
thing weft with the urinary orgies, them
your kidneysare affected.' .
It ist really not dlcttit to cure kidney
trouble in it* that stets**. All you base
to de is give flamed ItiRtar rifle 4 trisl.
They aro the most effective remedy Os
be had for all kidney and urinary troubles.
.Mrs. Alfred LeBlanc), Sleek Cepa, Qua"
write:au-I feel it my duty to say is word
shout your Dotter Kidney ?lib. I'd -
feted dreadful part WON ray heck at• but
oould not iltoop or bend. After having,
used two boxes 1 io.dnnw plod 401110/A4y
eared **Ike to your OIL I highly
reootnmend Dam's Itidney kill*.
'hies< 50emits per box or 3bates for
&b ell dealers, or eerie direct on
reoeipt4 pries by,th6Dc...n.z3ibuy
9o., Tormito, Ont.
you are not so apt to suspect him as -
on are a Stranger. I give the buneh
credit for having chosen a good emus -
sexy. They did that partsliek, Well,
I tumbled in, I listened, I beheyed his
el3ecirms lies, I 'Wok it all down, and at-
tentively heard how Billy J. was going
to pretend to make a presentation to
me, aided and abetted by Forrester, '
Fair, McPherson, et al, but 1 must be
on my guard to stop it, because when
I Opened the box, 1 would only find a
nigger doll, and great would, be the
roar of laughter that would ensue. /
say believed that man. I didi And
he drank my Scotch and soda while I
believed. lie partook of my thanks
without a, tremor. I shook his hand
warmly at parting. 1 old Win I could
never forget this touching proof of hick
life long affection. And all he asked,
for this unwonted 'display of esteelai
Was my word of honor never to divulge
his part in this Wanton deviltry, I re-
turned to my date, and thought it out
how I would get even With Jackson &
Everting came, Supper served. We
sat down some sixty ail told, Elan*
done, cigars', drinks, toasts Were in or.
der. I arose and roposed the health
of Iler IVittjesty tura i
Ram. 'One or two other toasts follow-
haa toy tle on the conspirators
ekesteele
Who, gating obtained an honest bill
for the inediSini, w•fil Atli& to have
partieniers of the doctor'is "protesaiofl-
at
eervicesi?' Imagine a hill made up!
with web nicetzr as this; "Vo count
Ing pulseffspence; to viewing bellgukt,
• threepeece; to asking tette Otleittions
(three irrelevant); fourPeace! to telling
Pefleate to ea 'ninety-nine,' *he,
pence; to medicine, Ie. 0,14 to bottle,
tereperkee; to label, 1 penny; total,
at. ad.k-Vorimblie Obeerver.
• Advoytaa. a.ersda.
"My big sister has a been." •
°gee Mine. but I diett like him."
*Difficult...peens
"Here are some extracts from a few
modern popular novels,", said. in au-
thor as he took down a scrap. boglr.
Then he read; , •
"The worthy packtoreppeared at the
Mantle d004 h113 hands thrust deep in .
the 'pockets of his loose jacket, while
he turned the leaved of his prayer book
thoightfully and wiped his glasses
with a distraught girl ,
" eifter the door was closed a
• stealthy foot slipped into the room and
with cautions hand extinguished the
light.' • '
" 'Fitzgibbon lingered over his final
lemonade, when a gentle voice tapped
him on the shoulder, and, turning, lie
beheld h18old friend Once again)
"'Tho chariot Of revolution IS 1113111mg
mould, gnashing Its teeth as it rolls.'
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EAT. IVIIAT "VOL WANT.
Rut rind tht+ way to Digest, what
Yon DO Eat,
• The fltst thing to do in the case of
indigestion or stomach weakness is te
strengthen the muscular walla of the
stomach and intestines, 130 that they
will care for the food that is eaterl, Itt
°Snow what my Mater qi 40 if I no other way can this be done as well
didn't like her beau," AO taking a Meoma tablet before
each meal, 'his restores etretigth 18"No. What'd she do?' d M
hd. • the stomach muscles and stimulates
stie'Fenhire back and get u
changed. ,onnto *vivo got st charge tthe pouring out of gastric Juice% then
the food digests readily, and you be,
count at the 'tett he comes from. girt toget the full benefit from what
you eat.
1180 1121.6•131k WhelleVer you bitve sick
Different Opinions. • headache, heartburn, bad taste in the
autka bite biro attd derAnd on mow eyes, s eciplesstiess, and he trieny otb.•
888. a man intends to let a rattle. mouthi coated tongtio 018
before the
Or re irecesat
symms rielhdt r
for acute. call that faith." • pto
of Indigestiontlritte . -
'41 call it cruelty to animals mums w b R Holmes gives with every 50e
Setteabody's going to pray for the WOO box of l'al-tom a guarantee to 1111111a
Sitter it' bitten snob n Mel AS that" the money unlees the remedy awes -
me waik.over SIHIC
We have secured the ex-
,
elusive agency 9f. the' fain,-
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 and
widths. The
Walk -Over Shoe
because• of its general
excellence, is sold in 44
countries, and is conceded
to be the height of shoe
• perfection by the world's
wisest dressers.
We Cordially invite you
to visit us, and inspect these
goods for yourself.
TWITCHELL:
VICTORIA, •CLIN.Tco,
Repairing Ne141);,..nd.,Promptl);.Exeet4ecl,.
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ANA DIAN NA .CIONAL
Sept. 14
Alifi. 29' IE X III
• Greatest and Best Attended Annual Exhibition in all the World
$100 0 0 OG Mammoth
EverysePurlsvince 9 . e • 51, acsosnecde.Briasnd
• Its Products in Prizes and Attractions
Grand Art Loan Collection
From the Paris Salon and other Old4orld Galleries.,
International Military Tattoo and Realistic Spectacle'
he Siege of,Sebastopol
With 960 Performers.
International. pod Show. 4nternational. Cat. Show
.8,000 • Live.. Stock on View
far trio ljais, Baby Ms* aid all lefersoltoi madras .3i 0. ma, liasader, City Ball, Iowa*
CHEAP FARES FROM EV•IERYWHERE•
•
SEAS7ABL,E '0001)8.
Fruit Jar., Wepaire there in i gals, quarts and pintS, oleo rulabers.
Otitis Green, Berfeeria' English, at 35e.
Rake, Perks, Scythet,' Snatbs, Stones, Machine 011, etc.
Dry Gooda,_ Milslins, dinghttres; krinte,,Oollars, Ties, Embroidcries, Lacers; •
OlOves, Hosiery, etd. \ • . .
BOots and .ilioess, fine and coerse for anew, Women and children; just right.
ernterlossi Our stook •Is always full and- fresh, with the. very. best Of all
kinds, , Butter'and eggs wanted; any quantity. \
Don't forget about Saltctiiiro and Goal.
• Emporium
Innanannto, July OS
R. ADAMS.
ARES GREEN -English
' You want the best at the lowest. price.
WE CANscpra tou WITH BERGER'S. THE BEAST
ENGLISH MAKE, IT 40e PER LB.
J. E. HOVEY,
Dispenaing
Chemist,
CLINTON.
Pfanos, Organs and Sewing Machines
Those wishing to get &gond, reliable instrunient cannot do better than
deal ot this store. We nandle the celebrated HEINTZMAN PIANOS, BEM
and DOMINIOu getN OHGANS. in buying any of these instrumentst you take no
W ILLIAMS OWING(' MAOHINES al low prices and easy terms.
ri ski asyoet the best that rooney will buy, NEW RAYMOND _and.N 7.
J. H. Chellew, Blyth
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he New
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