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DOyert, .one of the leading thor.
itlee on. Aireeiling deeriha/
the• manner -in whichirillIng and
pluekiug Shonid be done t." ."The: bird's
• it*laare feetened to a, rerd euepended
from the ceiling, and .4 hop. head. or
placed, lindeeneetth, to .cetch -the
' Ihleod and feathere... Then. the, oper-
ektor. ets front of the. bird, plaeing
, EIVIEROIENCY DANOER
t Whorl a liarill Catarrhal, Cold. Fasten°
I on the fireething,Orgam.: a Life
is Threatened.
There are Omni when A Hymnal out-
fit le worth a Itte awi baving
*aieave alite Ano safer precaution can
be suggested than Wiling at W. 8. R.
Holmes drug store and gettiag a sup.
ply for use in following miees.
When a child :thews the abet eigli of
croup a breath of HYOMel through the
inhaler will check the tateithe Permian-
ently
It uo sr his left artOP '‘Ios the Jul* When through catchingcold.yoltseeni
a
back lute the mouth. and then, bring- to be choking Op, diffiealty to breathe,
' ling 10 a little forward. cute crosswise', time or soreness ever the inuile and
q;avaring an arterY"The /health dali. other symptom e of of pneumonia, the
,ig •the operation, is held oReo,7"ae, instant relief from llyoinel air is mar,
fingerS of the left halm* ' u'reau velelle .
are is taken not to cut too much, for . It perietratesguickly to the -inner re-
' fettg of the bird /1944 before tbe °alb- ceseee Of the bronchial tubes and lungs
. etre all removed, in which 'case it where iso liquid or moist medicine can
Would he difficult to p&h
PbAliging should be complete by the
$'61,0 the bird i dead. As soon in the
-flife penetrates the brain the bird is
vetoed, and sense of feeling mule%
apoint of stripping the
that there c; be no objection from
eane stan
feciwi -of feethers before life is extinct.
Pateleing just at thie stage ismore
es • y accomplished than if the bird ie
k al; area to beceme cold. The feathers
ti ee out morereadily,and there hi
al- trouble with the pinaeathere. A.
• l ell operator wilt have the.' bird
• ked and ready to bang op before
s• death cony:al:none have ceased,
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b Fermi FOW1
:4ffinmenee ' business there for a nuinber of veal.%
A sYmPOstain of "ewer° to the under the firm name ot Beattie Aires,
lon, "Would you adelse the be- has disposed abis business to Mr. 1.C.
•er who wishes to 'make a suecess Blue, �f eereetom
realehl
When an asthmatic condition pre-
'sents unusual wheezing and oppressed
breathing,llyomei wilLbrug rest,com-
plat) oath $1.00
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t,ounty clippings
The NO acre farm, formerly. owned
by Peter Jackson, 8th line, Morris, has
been purchased by J. R. Bell, who bas
been a resident of that locality foe the
past nine years. The price was over
$5,000. `
Mr Sohn Beattie, Seaforth, who has.
been conducting a successful grocery
standerd-bred business, to buy
s now or eggs next spring? - How
..,,v Zowls or eggs should he buy?"
' important reason for ' 'buying
gee al that the buyer has the adeants
' sf the breeder's experience. This
t uable to the buyer now, because
The Fall District Meeting of the
Winghana District of the .51ethoclise
Church' was held on Wednesday last.
it
The Sunday Scheid convention w's
alga held on Wednesday afternoonand
evening, wben papers on various 'sub-
bles him to commence studying jectle were given, and Plans discussed
a•ariety and to have made consider. for more effective work, ,
o•
orogress in the spring, when the An accident happened on Thursday
s beginner would he buying eggs last on the raelway crossing at Wrex-
attching. . eter, near the residence of Mr Matthew
most all poultry -breeders are hon. Sandersins by which two cows, belong -
•d are in the poulty business to ing respectivelk te Messrs- .Albert
"”e good, and if the buyer pays a Keefe end Sas Stafford were killed,
enable price for a pen of one cook- and one belonging to Mr. Win, Currie
-and four yearling hensethese birds badly injured, but will recover.
certainly produce high-quality
Gordon Ratz, the son Of Mr aed
S.
•om the small pen, the buyer can MrsJohn Rate, of Stephen Township,
h one hundred or more chicks next died at Stjoseph's Elbspital, London,
,
. He can hateh them early: he Sunday morning after tt. week's llinees
eaeparate the eggs of each . hen, if .ftme aPOendicitis, kle was taken ill
with the dread disease about a week
pushes, and in this way make
;ood beginning in line -breeding ago and temoved to the hospital where
adard-breds. he was operated. on. His condition
too critical, and he felled to sar-
i! ost breeders who sell hietapriced Was
rs for hatching, sell them from pens
-staining not less than eight and up
Twelve hens, These females do not
'properly mate with the male, so
t our buyer, with the cockerel and
"-our hens that were specially mat-
e, him by the breed, has a greater
ce to raise hie:equality birds than
man who buys eggs for hatcbing
spring.
She point is raised in one answer
A the breeder will not sell his beet
kis, but that he will sea eggs for
▪ eahing from his best birds: If Ise
not sell his best birds -birds that
. understands the value of --- who
r Rid he risk selling eggs from then:fa
' c'u will find that anybreeder will
al his best birds (his price might not
s a modest one) when he has other
birds developing thatavill surpass the
asent best birds at the next show he
t8-0' attend.
vive the shock. 1 he funeral will take
place froni his late residence in Stephen
Township on Teesday afternoon.
-THE „SMALLEST KING.
.1: • ther tell the beginner to go to a
• '-'breeder in thevariety; buy all -the
inlr he now wants from that man or
•••• man, and continue buying new
b 1 or eggs form this strain for the
kW. few seasons. •
We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT
fis the best:- •
Rolle- of Chen -tong Is • Only About
Four Feet Nine Inches In Height. ,
••"When traveling Through the Mien
States," says a, correspondent .of The
Sta.ndard,of Empire, "I had the honer
of „being presented to the smallest
king in the World -the tawbwa, aor
Myo'sa, of Chen-ttmg. He stood, "O"..s
nearly as I could judge, about 4 feet
9 .ifiches, in • the curly Bunn, eee 'slip-
egsaiers,c?antleted weyas. theRgisum,paiteesenaoeeewoafs re -
a
thaeched hut on stilts, close to the
'Sal -wean river.; he had several wives,
who manifested great • conosity when.
they • saw ' their lord in conversation
with_a _white .. inan-; - and ---his- -retinue
consisted ' of • some four -and -twenty
Men armed with •the quaintest cellec-
tion ofold guns thatisper mine out of
.a curiosity shop. The little brown
1#og held out a mall; plump hand
for me to shake. It Was as soft as a
woman's. He bade me welcome with
a smile the most genial I ever saw;
and begged me to accept a cociaarilit.
I knew that it wee .court etiquette to
Mathias Foley, 011 Otty, Ortt.oefee. a t in return, and. Ina :eni_
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Joseph Snow, Norway, Me. be to. ebb* teat; traveling
. Charles Whooten, Mulgrave. N. S. ,
atev Ft 0 Armstrong, Mulgrave, N t. . cloighhtile'aseeeepi wa8ts'neer had n'rt'sjudeg'h
nly be:,,1
aierre Landers, sen, Pekemouche, N.B. s
thought Me of • a cockeerew knife,
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bearing the name of a well,known
brand of .bo'ttle beer, which had been
given to the as an advertisenient in
Calcutta a few months earlier. This
l"'u ookowAmowo#4,,,.,,I presented to him .with due core-
'"7mon'''. and he aceePted- it. with . un -
i
feigned delight. - All hiss army eseed
, Are YonAeaChingl Out1 '6 { round as I opened the blades, the
corkscrew, and the:hoof-pick, and the
headman beat a gong vigorously at
'a signal froth the king, igepa,rently in
token of the royal approval. I parted
from his Majesty with greatregret,
and premised to convey his respectful
duty to the King of England and Ern-
( perm.' of India -a premise which I
'fear I have never . kept."
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And atilt the drouth eontinuee,
Killing FOWIS
'homes Wasson, Sheffield„ B.
anwmemiemmullimmlo
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? The trade territory of a town
? is not all dependent upon the
i distance to neighboring trading
points Eke trade territory- de- -
pends upon the enterprise of the
merchants and residents ofthe
town. If a town does not reach
after the trade it will come only
as fast as it has to, and it val
grow as it is forced to. But if
the neerchants go after the busi-
ness hi the surrounding country,
advertising in every possible • i
way, and making ;good every
word of their ad v ertisi ny,
trade will come from an everen•
creastog, radius. theetewn,_ will_
gain e ,gerastation for being
wen and it will forge to the
front, It is the men in the town
and not altogethor the men lie.
ing within a certain number of
tmiles from it that make the
town.
IlliAIVVIONAASeetaArrWVtitailtess
omething New
Now is the time to place your
order for a
NEW WIRE FENCE
before the advance n wire. AX
• (foiled Spring Wire used.
Also agent for th40elebrated
Eiteintsman Piano
• Prank IW. Evans
Ageot Canadian Pence 0o.,
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-The beef 'tinge are having their 'an-
nual Meetings.
Naw is the time, to buy pure lired.
Cattle, Tbey are oheare and. good times
are coining.
Onteria farmlands are going ke be
more valuable yet, Secure one of our
good farnie here advertised.
At the sale of Clydesdale 'a lately
held in Perth, Scotland, the too price
Wits 01000 for the mare favorite Queen.
.1 Ernest Kerr got 0950 and MO twice
for mares from tlarviestorn, hie aver,.
age for nine being upwards. of MO.
The aVerage en ail the Se heitdsolti was
$270.
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Sohn Brown, of Greenwood, r sports
a good yield of potatoes, Off 11-10 acres
he had 100 bass ef extra large potatoes
there being a very small percentage of
small ones. The land was a black loam,
barnyard manure at 04e rate of tea
tons to the acre.
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The registration at the °loss. of the
first week at the Univerity of Wiscon.
sin thews an increase of 331 stodents
over the number enrolled at the Same
time last year. This gain indicates that
the total number of students at the
university this -year will be over 4500.
There has been a gain in every college'
The greatest increase,. and one which
is highlyegratifying,is in the college of
aoegnntc,ulture, where 205 have • entered
thusfar, an increase of 80, or 0-1- per •
1L1TDISPENSIIICE , .
TOMOTHERS
“11 am satiefied that -Baba's Own
Tablets are indispensibie to Mothers,"
says Mrs Abraham Bouelfer, Pierre -
vine Que, and she addsi--"Be•
fore using the Tablets my baby was
cress, peeyish and not thriving well;
but the Tablets have worked a greet
change and my little one is well and
.hasopy," This is the verdict of all
mother:, who have used these. Tablets.
And better still, mothers have the
guarantee tof a goyernment analyst
that Baby's Own Tabletaare absolute-.
ly,safe- that they contain not .cne
Perticie ef opiate or poisonous sooth-
ing stuff. Sold by ail mediae dealers
or v mai at o cents'a ox from tbe
Dr Williams Medicine Oo 13roeleville,
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A Duke's 'Appetite. •
The di.fferentimportant state doou-
rrients arc sealed with .different varie-
-ties of wax. The wax used for the
Great Seal of England is Whitish in
seolciaratiariereariaticoliiideff-ar"Oili-ina -
balsams from a. reei•pe , kept in the
Lord Chancellor's office., The wax of
the Great Seal and Privy Seal of
*Seotland,' manufactured by anEdin-
burgh firm, is composed of resin and
beeswax. colored with vermilion. The
Exchequer Seal is made of green wax,
and is considerably softer than ordin-
ary sealing -wax,
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PAINTING AND,
TRIMMING.'t
We can paint your house or
paint and trim your buggy,
and make them look like new.
All work guaranteed, and our.
prices are right.
MAT1-1 & oveRsuRy
LesliesCarriage Shop, Clinton
!IAD GIVEN UP
ALL HOPE QF
Heart TroubleOured by
MILOURNIREART AND SERVE PILL
Mrs. Andrew Savoy, Grattan's, Ita,
writes .1 the . year of 1906 I wite taken
pick and did not think I could live stir
length of time. My trouble wae with My
heart Ind people told me that nothing could
Ise dime for a case llks mine. I oonsUlted.
She very best &peters but they could do nie
no good. For seven weeke I could hardly
orooe the floor. I had no pain, but was so
weak nobody in the world ten believe how
I felt, hail given up all bowie of living
And had given my little girl to inY sister -In.
law.
One day a friend 0Alne to tiee me, arid call.
'lug me by name, said, 'Lizzie, If I were you
Nerve Flits as they are good frit heart
I svIl try a dose Of Milburn e Heart and
trouble.' My husband got me a box, but
for liwo days X wits not feeling any bettor,
birtbn the fourth day My husbead said,
believe pine are tieing you good.' I
was able to say 'Ypis, feel ?aped deal
baiter this Morning. Ile wilt
get you another hot right away.' I took
trio boxes and throe, doses 'Out Of gut third
one, and / wag nett/telly won and hate not
been Mak Millie then.
„ I will never be without them in my hOnie
for God knows if it had not been for Mil.
Intro's fiend and Nerve PIUS, I,Vreuld net
have been alive alow."
Price Monis per hos,
3 betas for$1,2.%
The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, One
ss.
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
Z101-1)U,K. SATES
, EMOIEWS ARM
Eiouto'fiensiAbinal rroots 01' W•
nesting PoWer •
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Every day bringe interesting inetan-
cee to itelt of the wonderful healing
Power Of Zeal- buk, the herbal balm.
Mr Wm Snell, a Lengenburg, (Sask.),
farmer says: "I roamed Inv arm b3r .w_
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• HOW TO BOO.
Mesa Done y One Who Is In.
experienced.
It IS pa yet too late...to bud fruit
tom*. Weep a eherp knife. Out the
tWI";.' from the tree from Which you
wish to 4antl• Cut Out a Vigerella %gar
with about a half luelt or more, of nark
luld, wood. below the bad. allt1 about 4,4
ing Zatii-Bak. 1 had a terrible scelding
aoident e,rid the atm after the inntry
'took tbe wrong way,' When 1 started
to use Zaneauk it was ab swollen up
and discolored! and I, feared it would
haVe to come off. In a few days Zero,
buk 'killed the poieon, reduced the
swelling, and finally beaied the arm
corn pletela.'
ECZEMA MIRED, Me f E Cusick, of
249 Wilsou St, Hamilton, says; 'Every
winter I used to have eczema on the
back of my hands, Last winter I was
especially bad -so heather' had to be
off work for three weeks. While suf-
fering acutely I wee advised to try
Zatn-Bulc and did so. I could not have
believed anything could hevehealea o'
quicklyi It just seemed to dry up and
clear away the sores, and in a wonder-
fully ehort these my hands were quite
cured."
PILES CURED. Me Neil Devon, of
Webbvvood, (Qnt.) says;.- "For eight
years I tried all kinds of things for
but I got nothing to do me any.
good until I struck Zsan•Buk! That
quickly worked a complete cure,"
Zam-Buir heals all skin diseases cuts
and.bruises, eczema, scalp sores,uleers
chapped places, scrofulus ailmente,
poisaned wounds, swollen glands,
boils. As an embrocation it cures
rheumatism, scialica,etc. drurtgists
au a stores sell, at 50c. a box or from
Zeni-Buk Co., Toronto., 3 boxes for
$1.25. Send lc stamp for data ey trial
box:
A DYING RACE.
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BUDDING Marna ' Bun IMO& 1.
eighth er a quarter of an inch above
the bud, Cut off the leaf in the exit
of which lies the . bud to within an
Inch or so from the bud, leaving only
the bottom as a handle to assist yeti in
• . the operation. Now cut out all the
wood from the bark save a very little
under the bud. Sonse.cut it entirely out.
Cut through the bark of the tree
Stock the letter T and with an ivory or
polished bone blade or something that
Sir Wm, MacGregor,. Governor of is thin and smooth -open • or separate
Newfoundland, gives an . interesting the bares from the wood sufficiently to
account of a visit he paid recently to insert easily the bud and no more then
the settlement of Micmacs, who ere quickly smooth the raised bark over
held ethntilogists to' be branch
Effoft Is Being Made to Help New-
foundland Micmac&
In a report to the Colonial Offide,
Of thby e Algonquin Indituas, a at Bay .._the, bark below and above the, inserted
d'Espoix,rin the • eow
lith of the island. , se. . Wind -and tie around the tree;
There are only .23families living ,,
en
the reservatie consisting of 131 per- the hotter% strips of paSSmatting, ,
, ,on 1 stock sad losertion, comniencing at.
' sons, and • although Sir Williani .:leaving only the bud exposed to the 1 ie..
doubts . whether there is sa single i• air.' You'can tell svithiratwo- or three '
Fail Trade is ,Right
, at Our Door. •
and we are ready, with .a store full of new, clean, up -to.„
date stock of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleuins, etc. Should
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Yon require anything n our line, vc e will convince you,
by comparing our prices with others', that this is the
store to deal at, Here are a few suggestions for Fall
PIANOS and ORGANS.
We are sole repreeentatives for
the Doherty instruments, in this
vicinity, and if you are thinking of
buying, drop in and, talk it over
with us. Some pianos have many
good features Most pianos have
some good features, but the
Doherty Pianos have all the
good features known to Modern
science. EYerY Piano outran -
teed ten years.
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A few second-hand Organs
• for sale cheap., •
SEWING MACHINES.
saWe handle the Standard Rotary.
Enough said, The prices are Exed
by ourselves, not by the Comtpany.
we can supply you with a machine
from $19.00 up 18845.00,
RUGS Elms •RUGS RUGS
in very quality said size. We are
working up a big.. trade in our
.house -furnishing department. Qual.
ibteand Pries are the corner ..tone
of our SUCCIEWS in this department.
IRON BEIM
$3.50 Iron Beds air • ... , 9 , 0 4 .$2,70
4.50 Iron Beds for . • ,.. • 3.10
5,60 Iron Beds for 4.75
0.50 Iron Beds 5.90
7,50 Iron Beds 0.25
EXTENSION TABLES
$117.00 Table -for .. s .$15,00
14.00 Tetble for .. . 12.50
10.00 Table for .. 9.00
9.50 table for ... , ; . . . 8.00
8.50 Table for 7,60
• COUCHES.
The best selection to be .found in
the county. 22 in the lot, and
prices range frona $0,00 to $28 00. A
special discount of 10 per cent:
will be given, for one month, on
Couches,
UNDERTAKING!. '
In this branch of our business
1 everything is right up-to•date, and
ask our patrons as to satisfaction
No better service to be had outside
. of a city. Prices reduced to the
lowest' possible dollars. We guar. '
antee satisfaction. or no pay. .
'PICTURE FRAMING NEATLY DONT:
Ali kinds pf. Furniture Covering in stock,
alker Ross
Furniture .Dealers ,and Undertalcers,,elinton„:
• • 'mono or colt Doi or Wight.
pure-blooded Micmac. on the island, 1 weeks whether 'alio buds have set or' I
he is of opinion that the community not. If they do not the buds will dry
Oot. • • in question is not likely te be absorb- pp, „brink and clie, but le successful
ed in the European population for
THE WINDOW SMASHER.
Criminal With Strange Mania Is
0 -aerating In London.
The exploits of a mysterious., cries-
nial. who has already received tire
name .of "Sack, the Window Smash-
er," have caused a sensation among
the householder ' of West London.
Every night for. itlore - than a week
the window .smasher, who. appears to
be a monomaniac with a p£43.44:41 for
breaking glees, came an 'the scene at
Acton or Bedford Park, Erig., recent-
ly,- His presence was signalized about
midnight by the borstine, in of a win-
dow and a shower of splinters and
slaattered•panes. When the household-
er remised out the offender had fled,
or was just discerned in the distanee
making off silently on a bicycle. He
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several eratithey will look vigorous.ons. He therefore' In item two, to three weeke cut.. the
• suggests at something should • be
done for the inhabitants. - ' strips of matting and remove them,.
The Micmaes are hunters and trap-
pers, and are ignorant alike of agra
culture, seamanship, and. fishing. On
the visit of • the governor there were
only two miserable cows in the
settlement, and a, few extren-telyyou an' abundant harvest
wretched' sheep, and he saw but one . In the spring, after -the bud has
fowl and a "tame wild geese." The started to grow, remove the top of the
food, consisted chiefly of flour, a :few . . ,
thus giving all a chance to expand. In
the spring if your buds do not winter
kill, as peach buds sometimes do, they
will shoot forth and, weather and %-
Sects, permitting, in due time will bear, •
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loves ANDItail e
our-siockistellipieic
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,Ranges
• Happy 'Thought 10 sizes •
• Pandoaa 4 sizes
, Huron Corona, and Magic
Potatoes and cabbage, and caribou
meat, wriile the majority of the
People were in rags. • Notwithstanding
'these obvious hardshipe, sthe inhabi-;
tants are generally healthy, the
oldest woman was 90 yvAixs of age; and
the oldest naan about .80. The men
'are desceiheil as e of gOod size and
strongly bnilt, clearly of misted de-'
soent. and anany being nearly like
• is believed to carry. 'a cargo of heavyEaropeans. children, who are
stones and half-bncks withielea rar brighteand- alevereehave-allaewithout
his depredations have caused a rninias -exception, • very dark; soft - eyes. ,
tore reign of terror the morning- straight % letack hair, and the nese
His- breakages have been baceaserit -much- more prominent than in tile
since eai-ly in September, and on one Esguimene .0f. Labrador. Intoxicating
night alonehe smashed the plate- drink is practically sunknowe in the
glass windows of a dairy and a chem. ' settlement
ems re rearms. BUD, 001111PLETA
ist's' sleep, in addition to - the Bitting- en religion the mimeses axe &gum
YIDOm windows of one or two private• c,athabes. and they have A smell
houses and several '
street lamps Ex- eh eh which is dee.xostl.y vett built
• Ur . '
:tra police have been placed on duty and. kept. Oddly enough, there is a
in the district, htit no ,, capture ' has . large ineereption ever ,t,h. anteseepee
been effected: TheshousehOlders have
'organized pratate arigilance Deme,
m- stating that emitting in the chureh is
tees. and •are stopping ' cyclists who viatc4a117tte the'Pr°110orareibitedunitTylaeonPcri: ashmo*ieBrith.t
ride ,through the roads alter dark . and in his abase/ate one of the 'rtse
•tivee reads tlie, service on -'Stindear.
. 'T•he Arnazing Shik•41
er. The last statement suggests a certain
Se Lord Elphinstoiiea who hae -just amoulit of edueation among these
entered upon his 40th year, es knoseei 'Indians. They have, in facta sntall
in •Indire where his prowess as .a big eebool. carried en in a roorri 12 feet.
game hunter has endeared him to the. by 15 feet, With a stove and two little
hearts of the sporting riatives. • The windows. There are 34 Children on
family of Elphinstpne has • prodnced the roll, and the teacher, a Woman of
many notable men, -anion them being tidied races who depends upon a
the thirteenth baron, who governed small allowanee from t.he p
'Bombay in the troubled days of the such fees as she can. collect, Was eon -
Mutiny; and Who left in that city gratulated by Sir William on What
many One memorials of his rule. None she had been ablezto• itccotaptishetm-
of the Elphinstones have. distinguish- . der the circumstances. Sir William
dd themselves more as sportsmen MacGregorproposes to laelp the Cern-
than the present holster of the title,. munity by providing a more Buitpable
who stalked deer as a bey in the for- location, supply seed potatoes and a
est
rented by his father, and 'Who, -few aiiimals, and adding especially
when he was sixteen, accompanied good. sehool for the' young.
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A unique gambling cOntest between
'Sir Hiram Maxim and Lord Roselyn
has come to amend. and shove defeat
fOr the ant* advanced by the latter.
James Anthony Fronde on his voy-
age rotuid the world. Lord Elphin-.
stone is still a bachelor, though not,
possibly, for so romantic a reason as
that which actuated the aforemention-
ttii*erithharon„who4n_,hiaeaily-
days at court fell in love with Queen eyetem of play it was possfhle to win
Victoria, end remained a lifelong cella. at roulette against thee Monte Carle
bate for her Bake., ' bank. Sir Hiram said this was im-
possible, and in order , to settle the
Marble: Columns For Airships. corlirrsY tile f"" mon began. PhlY"
Mr. Spender has met some' Curious; itlg roulette in ' a Picadilly Olub re-
s time who pos- eentlYt . Sir InTam ' eandeeting the
minded people in hi
seE;sed extraordinary ideas on the sub- game in the same way it is played at
jeet of iterial tevigation, but he ' IVI°°t'e Carle` Lord Roeslyn started to
play with $50,000 in dummy Money.
thinks the most remexkable ot them bank had n nal amount
• ell was en otherwise' intelligent in.- /1
to o t t Lord Rosslyn s system has been
venter who proposed co s rut an
airship, obtaining its levity from a proved t.o be utterly fallaciOus. At
$16 000 to •the good but for the last
small gas vessel, but which was to be en° Pell° of the e'liest he *ea about
furnished with marble oolunins, . r;3,e
. in days of play ihe bank has lseeri
ooachee, and arin-ehaira. • .When 4 • 4
r a lus lorasnrnas
was pointed oet to this inventor that
his airship woeld not rise he i coPitel In dolmen' money became
"But Matted 'usiiig h.:arse/lair fo; exhausted at the end of ten days.
stuffing the thane. I wi:11 fill thein I .....,...
umns, too, I will make hollow and 1 ' 4
.with hydrogew then the marble eel-
finloit give the airship sufficient lifting I ' 4Luit t ireri th
thom i
with gas. And if this doesfil lap
war / will pump into them more •
and more hydrogen under premiere un-
til I do get Buffitient lifting power,"
The 'humor and absurdity . of which
suggestion are pretty obviate, as, of
course, the more gas ia compressed
the heavier it becomes.
Cost of English Prisons,
The Horne Seemtary says that the
total eost of the prieons of England
and Wales, including state inebrmte
reformatories, for the year ended
March 31 last, for salaries and Main-
tenance, in 4722,300 38. bd., of the re-
formatories and industrial schools
k4,28,888, of the cane of lunatic's in
•Etiglarid and Wales e8,551,955,` and of
. the police in England, and Wales (in -
eluding ,the Metropolitan Polite) e5,-
804, 151. The total cost of poor relief
author(' etlurtfith in England and ' Walea la
put at a13,057)000. -
tree Or branch to •within.s.few inches •
.of the bed, so that the ,.sait Will More .
getberallt.flovi into it and teethe shoot
riaceedis •tie Iftu the reniateing:stoeir to
prevent " the Winds. wrerithieg' and
_breaking it.- Peach. trees are ,budded,
al4•130 are moat kinds or. stone .frult•• •- '
•-•1 • :'' : : • • • • •• --'......'-.- . ,. . ‘
i
":- IftForth Remerisbering. '. • ..
As a. traveler :passes _through any
t000trY he III4ea. P the PrositetitY of
the firmer chiedy' by -the appearance
of. his • buddings And • farmyards.
ran get some fine on • conditions by
looking at, Crepe in the field or cattle,
In the :pasture, but the story is told' •
meet fuilly and accurately by pm paint .
an the' barn and :the •Ittim LTass in
front Of the house, And vvhen 'the:real.'
'estate agent takes a proSpective buyer
:through the country he. depends large- •
.ty, almost .cinelly, on the • grounds and
buildings to set the. price on every
farea. These COnsideratiens of them -
settee ".:should urge all fartnera 'to. the
iniprovement of • 'their premises. But
there are ' Other reasons even more
powerful to.Infleenee thoughtful men
and women in' the same direetion.
. mar ifilPettatitifftlielitortifertliiind-
home. 'It Is the place where father,:
mother and children nee: The family
life centers here.• If there Is tobe Atli
too* reonitg it MuSt vitae through a
•tlioughtful care for the comforts, con- .
venlenceji and beaeties of the home.;
LI there is :to be any uplift' in . intent.
gen& or morality. It rarest and its • ope
poittinIty in whelesonie • and attractive
surrOundlugs. pile of the. greatest dif-
, . .
feretitee between a firm and any otli-
er enterprise Is that the farm is both
a business tied a dvselling place. Meny,
things which a man would not care to
1. undertake for the benefit of his bust.
" ness Merely he must put thrmigh for
the Sake et his home. this has ever
been the spirit of A.merican farm life
kt 1ta best, and It needs to be preached
On Misery hand today. - . •
I. fame strength, or nein vteakriem, menris Norio
r••ii•dh. or Nerve IVenkticisa-nothing more. Poe -
I vel'y, not one Iverik heart in a hundred Is, in it.
.•,t. 11141,01v (If:lensed, • lt is almost alwairs, a
p;.,;.41 thir flak, nerve that really IS ell at Wilt.
t ot,eure tierve•-. the Car
dine, or Ileart Nerve
unlit tieedg, site must have more nower, more
, ,Uty, 'Imre colltrening, more governing
; st.• Without that the Heart must continuo
Ir 5e, nee tes stmnach and kidneys also have
to • • rein., enntrolling• nerves, „. ,
1;1;,1•1:1s.'4(.11•ce,((••••till';ravtx1111,1,1'11)na'ts 11.4.1sta gnoicelentne'llperlt
ilea Its, Dr. Shoopnava sougn
1. c“ use 9f all this 3;aitinil, nalnjlat it. Sternest -
.1a tan t distress, Dr. Samoa's nestorntivoa•teis
er?11.11ar eserlption-lis alone directed to these
westire• nerve Centers. ,It builds;
h. 411,N:thous; it oft r6 rent.; genuine heart help.
' i ;ti•Ntt wie Id her, strOlIg Hearts, strong d1.
glon, otremithen these ,nerves- roestablieb
fl. neet,cd, with
-.9/9 ,Ai•se% gi
a.n.00ir)
0
purpoaca wholfy connected
ila..Y.1.4•1•6•rn•••••
• TiMely Hints.
There are coal:Litt-awes to put on
plows that OnlVertze the aoll as i,ois
go along. Faith round drags or amebas
the last furrow,. .
The man who does net have to stop
seibtir his plena; and shovele isn't
113<tkY. Me's thrifty and rarebit
The state Of tansee OVItlifil a proprie-
tary poison for killing prairie dogs and
goobers, It is Made at the eiperiment
fit4f#An nuit nt cost to farmers. • ,
4.0k's COttOtl Root Competitidi
8010 tigfrentetialnmantmr4"nd
xtegotraoroo wolooVOIOCktilVI
edlentalriecliwtSIVINig. thbrii)I
tlegrae stranger ale •
for epteiat ease% ttAit tent
Hold b ot tont
11;?..P.A1, itrett14 ett
itorative „
le& .; ,..110 ;11;
-Sold by "ALL DRUGGISTS" ' '
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• Ra.diant Home with or without oven •
McClarys Famous 2 sizes '
• Belle Oaks 3 sixes . •
Albeta 2 sizes ' • • ••
Acme Jewels 4 sizes
Dandys and Royal Oaks
Stove Boards and Oil Cloths
3 kinds of coal sifters
1 car of Charcoal ,
arland Bros.,
STOVES and HARDWARE
irviimoimsee opsystrimoim
'wiwsimmoweissa
MEW , assimenfiesimmesele
Jewelry, tri
lift) Watches 1:44
locks, etc.
z
cc4.4 AT BARGAIN PRICES
g6.4 A FULL LINE OF
LI-IEUMATIC RINGS te,1
1%2 W. R COUNTER
JEWELO., CLINTON
Fine
Ph otos.
Dui Photos are the'ttiost We-
lke and artistic that can be
aiade, and the prices are rea.
ionable for this class of work
. "t.
J. ROBERTS.
11 ritZSIMOUS & Son,
We are still in the But.
chcring business, and•are
in a position to fill all or -
dem for seasonable meats,
intrusted to ow care,
Our new business stand
is in the Combe Block,
Pitssiates 1 Son
PhOlt: Clintosi
Phato Artist Clinton imminimmilt otint pima lossoisimit
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