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—RELIABILITY EXPERIENCE--
Work fit to be begun in Januar, On
* railroad conneeting Mexico and the
Panama Canal.
The Perelen Pretender has proclaim-
ed himself Shali at Lurfstan.
The Nasear haloon at the Ottawa
Fair struck an electric tient wire in
making an ascension and several men
wiee went to the assistance et the
aviator were shocked. Mr. Edward
Keatting. of Belleville was killed. rrhe
baloon made the ascension, and in be-
ing brought baelt to the ground.. came
be contact with another wire and wan
burned.
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WE WANT
YOUR GRAIN.
for• which we will pay, tne
Highest Market Price. Call at
our store next Morrish Lei
Crooks or at our Elevator..
—We keep on hand a full—
• —stock of Flour, Feed,-
-Etc.
We are agents for the Canada Car-
riage Company Buggie,s and Stan-
dard Wire Fence and Posts.
FORD &111oLEOD
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
will be at H'olines' Drug Store on
Friday, July 9th, and, thereafter on
Wednesday Aug. 4, Sept. 8, Oct. 13,
Nov. 17, Dec. 22. Hours teem 9 a.
m. until 3.30 p. m„ Glasses properly,
fitted. Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat trate,
TIMOTHY SEED
1 HAVE A QUANTITY
OF CLEAN AND PURE TIM
OTRY SEED FOR SALE, .13
THE STANDARD ELEVAT-
OR.
W. G. SMYTii.
THE BEST SCHOOL
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
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ning the largest tine, we be-
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•school in Western Ontario..
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TELEGRAPHY.
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PRINCIPALS
FALL TERM OPENS
• AUG. 30th.
Our graduates are assisted to the
best positions. Write for the rea-
son. Prepare aow to enter at be-
ginning of term.
Mail Courses for those vvho wish to
stuar at home.
CLINTON BUSINESS
COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIPAL.
COAL
mom Youn 'AWS SUP-
PLY NOW. THE REST , IN
THE MARXET, $7 PER TON,
BUT 1F ORDERED AND PAID
:VOR BEFORE MAY '81st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A TON
"WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Dania ez,ROWItind's
will be promptly attended to.
Repeat it :—"Shiloh'e Cure• will al-
ways Care wy coughs and colds."
Bowel Complaint in Children.
When six moths old the little
daughter of E. N, Dewey, a yell
lovaven, merchant of Agnewville, Va.,
had an attack ot cholera iniantum.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, awl
Diarrhoea, Remedy was given and ef-
fected a complete cure, This remedg
has proven very successful in cases
of bowel complaint in children and
when given according to the plain
printed directions can be relied upon
with perfect confidence. When reduced
with water and sweetened, it is pleas-
ant to take, 'which le of great inn.
portanee when a medenne must be
given to yaung enildren., For sale
by all medicine dealers.
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CUTTLER, P.A.INTER AND
Paper hanger, All work hone guar-
anteed lo give satisfaction. Prices;
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*clence nea$y opposite
Collegiate Institute, Clinton, 123
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upon County News Gathered
for Newsy -Record Readers
Years18 Aao
From The News -Record of
Septeraber 23rd, 1891.
faanall•aralalaSa
1 0Id Text. Books Allay
Herman - Wingbam
j. Rey. J. S. Henderson will e'pend a One
few,days with friends in WWII. • erusher
1 Miss St. Clair of Brigden has re- into a
sumed her position as head mulline. ling of
IMiss Etta Davis left last week or
Toronto, but will return previous to
Clinton, Sept. '23rd, leen. going to University.
D. A. Centelon started his apple
Mies Eva learra n is visitina in In- gangs to work on Monday, peening
gereoll, Ont. the fall fruit for shipment,
Mtss gee i eal• a •sll'en a Pa j Mre. McLeod of Detroit who hal
of last week visiting ia Goderieh. been visiting her sista, Mrs. R.(Born
Miss Madge Doherty left last weCek throe.' returned home on Sa.turday.
to resunee bee studies at Alma ol-
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legeSt. Thomas. Rey. J. S. Hendason of Westrainst-
,
Miss Eva Stevenson who for Some
er, B. C., occupied the pulpit of Car -
time has beta visiting In aenesale mel church on Sunday eveniug.. .
Mich., has returned. • I Peter Hessen had a suit in • Zurich
Mies AL MelVliehaei of Seaforth has Division Court on Wednesday of the
accepted and entered upon the dutine:Londort Loan. Co. for wages, for world
of a Position in, the office et. Jaelcson and care of Beanies of the Commercial
Bros. Clinton Branch. e Hotel during the fall of 1907.
1 Mr. John Leiner returned trom hiS1 Will. Murray of Exeter while week -
Old Country trip Friday add with the. leg in the foundry had the mistortano
popular and veritable verdiet—Give nee to get struck on the eyeball by a
1 Messrs, W. Jackson, D. A. 'ores- sight is greatly endangered teere ie Canada and its people eery time. piece of m.olten metal, Though elle
ter, G. D. MeTa.ggart and ethers ot good hope of saving it. '
forenoon recently the grain
1 Sebool 33oarsis Nay Neel) %hem
score of pieces, in the twinke ener.
an eye. The men were; all1
• Hon Dr Pyne elinister A Educe -
in Howson t54 Co's mill burst
be Retained,
here. working nearby, and it wenn provi-
.
'Wm made the followin tat me t
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APPLES
WANTED
for shipping and evapor-
ating purposes. Best prices
paid. •
0. CANTELON
CLINTON.
STEADY
E.:MP L-0.ymE
Oan be given to a number.of
smart girle on hand 'sewing or
operating machines. •Apply
to Mr. J. McLeod, foreman.
The Jackson Mfg, Co'y
nton.
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I. ..4>nl last year, ft, pays to at-
. Over one thoueand stre :
dents enrolled by our chitin ;
4 :II tend •a link of this gloat I
• •ehai re for exeitINION THERE
* ,ew
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_ • Thedemand foronr grad- I
Is EORENOTH." .
i elalY
• Rates is THREE TIMES .
the supply..
I 0 . Otherschools engage our ;
a gracluetes as teachers. A a
fee epeeial conrse for 'teachers.
e., Graduates of two years
e eel ago are no ve earning $2,000
re'• per annum. .
Three coursee—Centexene-
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CLINTON...,
i Business College :
GEO. SPOTTONePRIN. ;
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MONUIVIENTS
CHASTE DESIGNS. BEST MATERIAL
• JAMES 13010
OPPOSITE POST ()mice.
maaawa a ...** dna. aaa aaa,
Riliber. Me's,
Having purchased a machine for
applying Rubber Tiret, we wish to
say that we are sow prepared to fur-
ish and put on such tires at reason-
ble rates,
We also do all kinds of Grinding,
nything from a pair of scissors to
Reeler 'dew. This week we installed
machine for grinding bongo clippers
whieh does perfect work.
We likeWise do all kinds of lathe
Yotk on short order and at reason-
ble rates.
Mathinery repaired, Horses shod.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
W. Stevenson 1 Seeleu West
our aesthetic inclined citizenst wext by
the Tuesday train to London to see
and hear the Modeeska, returninte same
night by special.
Mrs. (Rev.) Stewart was last week
Presented with a We member's certi-
ficate in the Woman's Foreign, efission-
ary Society of Canada, by her friends
ix Willis church coneregation, 'this
makes the fourth life member ef this
society in town.
Mrs. Thos. 0. Cooper of this town
will today alebrate the 59th return of
her wedding day, and looks as spry ae
though she might duplicate it.
•Bayfield, Sept, 2,3rd, 1891.
Mr. William Fowlie is visiting at bis
home bere,
Mr, F. McLean of Goderich, was • in
town on Sunday. •
Mr. Deflate • Cameron who has been
here for. some few days' back has re-
turned home.
• The 'Harvest • Home in JoWett's
grove, last Wednesday, ender the aus-
pices of the Orangemen of Stanley dis-
trict; was a .eery . nice Affair, There
was a procession fiom the village to
the grove,. tbe Clinton fife and drum
band taking part then and during the
day, giving eminent eatiefaction. Dis-
trict Master Joseph Foster occupied
the chair. The principal epeakerstwern
Revs. Newton and Henderson. There
was a lair atteneenee and all seemed
to en* themselves.
STEVENSON—MARKS—In Bayfleld
, ox the 23rd inst., by Rev. Mr.
Newton, Willidm Taylor Stevenson;
Esqr. of Oberlin, Kansas, to 'Miss
Marguerite E. daughter bf Tudor
J..Marks Esar. •
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Goeletich TownshiP, Sept. 23rd, 1891.
A great many or our residents are
taking in the Loxdon Fair this week.
Miss E. Sheppard, of Oil Serine,
was visiting friends in the township
last and this week. .
Mre: James Edward. met with • an
uatortunate aceiderit the other day by
which she had two ribs broPen.
Mrs. These Connell of 'Dakota, is
visiting in the township. 'The lady is
a former resident ..01 this section.
Geo. T. Burns of Windsor, an old-
time resident of this townsbip, was
visiting oed friends here and in 'Clin-
ton; and xeturned home yesterday. •
Mr. Geo. A. Cooper met with a
heavy' loss a couple of day e ago. One
of his best horses got into the well
and died before it could. exericatea.
Mrs. Geo. Cox died last week. •and
was baried on Monde. Deceased was
aged 77 axle was One of the old time
residents and very nighty esteemed,
Mr. W. Wise was it Goderich FridaY
seeing his son off well provided witle
additional material to carry en farm-
ing in Northern Michigan. The str.
Monarch took Mr. Wise jr. and his ef-
fects. .
Clrlow.
•
Mee Cora 'Tyndall is speeding a few
days in Blyth.
Sunday, SepteMber 06th, will be
children'e day in Smith's Hill church.
Mrs; Fawkes and children Of Lon-
don, spent a few day. witheeliss Lelia
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Pfeffer of Auburn vis-
ited at the home of Mrs. Lantensla.e-
er on Sundaf leen •
Milton and Melvin Tyndall went. to
Donnybrook and took part in. a con-
cert there.
Be tuniller
Mrs. Jas. Jewell spent a fen) days
lately in Toronto and Hamiltoe.
Levi Snyder with his threshing out- •
i th hb rhood 1
Mr. Reinhardt of netro•t ho bon
been visiting at I. Macdia.rmid's and
Wes. Harvey's for some time, lett on
Monday of last week for home in his
fine touring ear. I; E. MeDonell and
A. W. .E. Hemphill accompanied him
to Detroit and returnee by train.
Mrs, Reinhardt will remain far some
time longer. t,
when questioned in regard to the come
g s e n
clential that some of them were not )
killed. Mr. Howson was struck on
plaints of Mr. R. J. Edgar, the °were
the face with pieces of the machine,
Sound. bookseller, recently, Mr.
some of his teeth being knocked out
Edgar declared that the dealers had.
and his lips badly cut, requiring some
not been given due notice of the au -
stitches. Mr. Piper was sera& on the
. thorization of new tet -books, and
e 4 with note r iece of ir n and a
had consequently been left with sup -
,,t fii t d th t ir d sev ral
n c e a requ e e ;
1
stitches. The machine was lifted out '.aPlise:
coraplained that he had been un -
of old ones on their hands. Ile
of ite place and totally destroyed.
able to secure a stock of the new
The accident is thought to have been
i Caul° Readers.
caused by the bopper becorning empty,
Iat the residence of her daughter, rirrsol.
There passed away on the 9th inst.,
John Elliott, East Wawanoshe
and something prevented the stopping( HOn. Dr. Pyne said :—`1The Depute
centeifugal force did the damage.
Deceased was born in Scotland,
of the machine at once, In tee mane luent Is aeswering Mr. Edgar's com-
time the speed increased until the
Keith, relict of the late James Keith, c
and suchereene they
lamount of inconvienee must- arise. en
ilini:inotabythpeo=igrxetnttshtter rby
order to reduce to a minimum the in -
the Text -book Commission a certain
onvenience of text -book. changes,
hool boards are given a
lution in. favor of retaining the old
see fit, gto pn„..?: authority,
Deceased
came to Canada about fifty years aeo. ' -r
Her maiden name was Ann. Watson. •
books for another year. The Owen
r ere , P Inin oloA saUstp eIll. SRL ',Moo
g S d 13 d h thi h
;
Last winter she had a sli ht troke
a
September *3rd, 1909
ny Does It; Core
Not bewee it oentains learsaparilloi,
hut twain" it is a meeticiee of peouliar
Merit, oomposed of more than -twenty
eitererent remedial agents IS* grinttlY
etrenatheneel end enriched by tido pee
culler combination. It affeete phee
somenal cures of troubiss of the blood,
Ittonocho iivar and bowel*.
Thus efood's Sarsaparilla cure)/
scrofula, eczema, aneznia, rbetunatlern,
catarrh, nervousness,' that tired feel -
Inn, dyspepsia, lose of appetite, Ann
build» up the system.
There Je no real substitute for In If
urged. te buy any preparation said to
he "Just as Rood" you may be sure it
Is inferior, costs less to ma-ke, and
lielda the dealer a larger prolin
Get K today of your druggist, • Pre-
pared only by C. 1. Hood Co, Lowell,
V. S. A•
A Dangerous
Tendency.
That was a suggestive letter from
V. M. Lewis of Brant neuety, poatea-
tel in last week's iesue •A The Sun,
IThe statement was made that farmersollefer
in the county awned, who ha,d or late
lyears been ienreasing their noldings of
live stock, are, owinn, to the bigh price
of wheat now ruling, snowing a dispos-
ition to sell grain as grain rather'
than in the form of beef, bacon Or
(laity products.
1 The tendency, if at all general, is
doubly unfortunate. It will, 'alien soil
eepletion in the first place and since
people in other countries are likely to
ne doing the same thing, we will prole>)
a y ower pr es ru ne or w ea
ofparalysis, but ecov d and a -
peared to enjoy excellent health. In- nu cd• Jul nd inclua d th
,
deed, she had been a remarkably heal- visa that school boards could keep the
thy woman, scarcely knowing what et old books. The Minister of Education
day's illness meant. Early in the is pledged to provide newer and cheap- I
month she received a second stroke, er books, and the officials of his De -
after which she only lived five days. pertinent are carrying put, AS
She had had reached the ripe age of nine- ilciently as possible, his wishes. There
' ty years, and leaves two sons and has been reat demand f r th ew
five daughters. treaders, a,nd .probably, therefore,
nag o en 1
On Tuesday of last weelc, Mr, Wm, some shortage still exists."
Zurich B. Sutton, one of Wingham's respect, -
ed citizens, passed calmly,,,and peace-
fully away. Deceased was. born in
1837, in the county of Wicklow, Ire-
land, and in 1869 emigrated to Can-
ada. Por a time he resided at Paris,
, but thirty-five years ago, he came to
this section of country. Poe over
thirty years, he was a faithful em-
ployee of the G. TR., and when he
left their employ he resided for a
time on his farm in Turnberry. Later
he sold the farm to R. J. Breert and
moved to Wineharri, where he enjoyed
the esteem of his fellow citizens. Mr.
Sattan was a member of St. Paul's
church, and in politics a staunch Cone'
servative. • For the past live year's, he
.had b:eexi 'gradually failing, and seven
weeks ago met with an accident, in
which one lirnb wa.S broken. Since
then, he had been still weaker, and a
few days ago, en thee5Oth 'anniversary
of his wedding day, he became 'man-
scidus, and remained so until death
came. •
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Miss Mollie Wurm has returned to
Chicago.
Mr. N. M. Cantin of St. Joseph is
ill at Montreal with an attack of
pneumonia.
Mr. Frank Bassow of the Bronson
Line has purchased Mr. Ed. Treffry'
50 -acre farm on the same Line arid
will get possession 1st April next.
The farm is quite Close to his fatlieris
farm, and is a good Piece ot land.
Mr. Simon Sararas brought in a
stalk of cornwhich measures 3.3e feet
in length..
Mr. Jo•seph Denemy, !queerly of
this township, and seri of Mr. L. Dern
omy Sr., died ,near CoUrtright after a;
short illness frem Consumption. Be-
sides a widow and fatally, he leaves
eleven brothers and sisters, his aged
father and many other. relatives • and
friends, who mourn his loss. He was
about fifty years of age and of rob,ust
health up to a few months ago,
The honie of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jen -
/dean, Sauble Line, was the mile of
a very interesting event on Sept. 15;
it being the occasion of the marriage
ofetheir eeriest daughter, Miss Mabel
Clara, to Mr, W. MeGillivra.y; of
Kennedy, • Sask. The bride looked
charming in a princess gown of white
masaline silk; witli bridal. veil held
in place with orange blossoms and
carrying a 'large baguet of White as-
ters, • as the strains of the Mendel-
sohn s Wedding March, played by Mrs.
(Dr.). Campbell, she appeoached, lean-
ing on the arni of her lattice. The
bridal.. party took their stand undei.
an arch of .Englesh Ivy, draped With
green and white bunting and a back-
ground of ferns. The ceremony was
performed 14), Rev. Mr. Carrier of
Grand Bend, • in a very 'acceptable
manner. • After the ceremony and us-
ual congratulations, all repaired to
the dining room, Which was tastily ar-
ranged in evergreens and mountain
ashiberrien Guests were present from
Goderich, Zurich, Bayfield, Parkhill,
Harpleye Drysdale and Grand Bend.
The happy couple left on the evening
train for their hone° Xennedy•
Sask. •
Belgrave
Steeeart has bought C. Bell's
home in Belgrave.
• Will. Corbett has had a ceinent wall
put underneath his dwelling.
A. E. McKenzie has bought a fine
young driving horse from ,Aelea
Speers.
Mrs. Smith and little Isabella Wat-
son of Belgrave spent Sunday nwith
the former's brother, Wra., Vats. m.
Robt. Stonehouse was called to Ex-
eter last Saturday in visit a sick
is -
ter, Mrs. Russell of Saginaw, v. I.o is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Inteney.
Rev. Cook of Belgra,ve was eallee to
the bedside of his brother, who was
very ill at St, IVIarys, this week.
Jas, , Taylor has the contract ol
gravelling Statiort street. Simon Van
Norman is inspector,
Mrs. Elston of -Detroit is spending
a week or two with her mother, leers.
Itforrisoe of Belgrave.
Mr. apd Mrs. Charley Bell of Pal-
merston are spending a few days with
Mrs. Bell's parents. •
fit is busy n e ne g o
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
Findlay is recovering nicely from het
recent precarious eorichtiOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walters are
spending a few days in London this
Week.
Messes. Moyer, of St. Catharines,
and Dugan' of Toronto, held a very
interesting meeting in the church on
Monday evening. Mr. Moyer also cone
ducted the services on the Sunday ev-
ening preitioes.
Gn Sued ty eext the Sabbeth erhool
Rally Day will be observed in Itethei
church, when members from the dif-
ferent appointments Will be expected
to attend. The setviee will be in the
afternoon at 2.30,
,
Repeat it "Shilolt's Cure volt al-
ways cure my coughs and colds."
• Keep After the Piles.
rt is not always paSible to trace
the origin of Meese, but it is easy
enough to give valid reasons why the
fly can be the introductory agent.
Purely medicinal aspects apart, the
fly is not particularly scrupulous as
to its environment—it alighte at one
tinie on the most offensive material
and at another it is on the food in
the kitehen and at the table One of
the earliest eaperinients we remember
to have seen, showing the emulation
of flies and disease, was that it which
bottle fly was allewed
a freshly Anne pota-
subsequently develop-
nilero-organian3
taken by the ily,
ito developmeut 1031t
n eommon blue
to walk hcross
to. The potato
ed colonies Of
along the track
%Mk eiseWhere
place.
The COming Man.
A pair of very 'Chubby legs,
Encased in scarlet bow ,
A. pair of little ...tubby boots,
1 With rather doaet:el toes ; '
A 1ile kilt, alltele eoet.,
, Cut as a mother. tea, ,
And lo ! before us stands, in state,,
1 The future's "caming man." •
His eyes, perchance, will read the
Istars, •
And search their unknown ways e
Perchance the -hieman heart and sotil .
Will open at their gaze e .
Perchance their' keen and flashing
1 glance
I, Will be a nation's light—
' Those oyes that ..now are wistful. bent
In On some "nig .yellow kite."
The brown where mighty thoughts do
' dwell • .' •
In solemn secret State;
nrhere fierce Ambition's restless
strength • .
Shall -war with. futare fate;
Where Sci•eride now from hidden eaves
New treasures shall outpour—
'Tie knit nevi with a troubled doubt,
"Aro two or three 'cents more ?"
The lips filet In the eOnling years
Will plead, or pray, or teach t
Whose whispered words on lightning
flash
From world to world may reach e
That. •sternly green, may speak com-
mand
Or, smilieg, win conteel,
Are Maxing.now for gingerbread •
With all a baby's soul e
•
Those hands—thoseebusy tittle hands—
So sticky, small and brown.;
These hands whose only miseion seem,4
To tear all order down.
Who knows whet hidden strengeh maa
lie
Within tbeinefuture grasp,
Though now 'tis but a taffy stick
In sturdy hold they clasp e
Ah!' blessings on those little hands,•
Whose wok is yet undone;
And blessings on those little feet,
Whose race is yet unrun ;
And blessings on the little brain,
That has not learned to plan;
Whate'er the future holes in store,
God bless "the coming man."
An Aberdonian went to spead a few
days itt London with bit son, who
had done exceptionally well in the
great metropolis. After their first
greetings at Xing's Coss Station, •
the young fellow remarked
"Feyther, you are not looked' weel.
Is there anything the inatter ?"
The old man replied eAne, lad, I
have had quite an actident."
"What was that, f eyther
"Mon," he. said, "on this journey,
free bonnie Scotland I lost my tug -
gage." WHEN THE LUNGS ARE SORE.
•From coughltig and you don't know
, what ..to do, • just inhale tho soothing
did it "Dear, dear, that's too bad ;I no
appe ? vapor of "Catarrhazorte".; it's a lung
"Awed," replied the Aberdonian, food, a eteengthener and Ortain cure;
Mthe eorIC cam' oot," try Catarrhozone. J. BROWN.
• Gems of Thought.
It is hard work to keep up an av-
erage that 'you don't have.
Greatness of character rises in
willingness to make small beginnings.
Crush a foe and he remain e a 'foe
melt him, and he is a frierid.—Mae-
IliaLrietTle things are little things, but
faithfulness in little things is some-
Ithing great.—St. alugustinee
1 Skill to do comes of doing, know-
ledge comes by eyes always open and
working hands, and there is no know-
ledge that is not powen—Emerson.,
If you will call your (troubles' 'ex -
°deuce,' and rememberthat every
experience develops some latent force
within you, you will growl vigorous
and happy, however adverse Your cir-
cumstance may seem to xi."—Anon.
Real character is not outward con-
duct, but quality of thInking.—Henry
Weed.
Wherewithal shall a young man
cleanse his way? By taking heed
thereto according to 'thy •word.—The
Psalmist. . •
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A young man who combines 'per-
sonal agreeableeess •with the ability
to do things is apt to find things
canip Ins way.—W. J. Beecher. "
'I held ie tenth; with him who sings
To one clear harp in divers tones ;
What men may rise on stepping ston-
es;
Of their dead selves to higher things.
--Tennyson.,
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• YOUR WORN-OUT spouttca. .
What it needs is the strengehenings
influence of Dr. ' Hamilton's Pins—,
they work marvels where 'elle 'stomach 1
and digeptiep, are poor. In one day
elent2e age nue easeeereue oexeeene, Qin
system is rapidly strengthened. No
stomachspecialist could write a bet-
ter prescription than Dr. Hamilton's
Ails cif IVIandrake.and Butt6rnut. At
next year, with a decided shortage in
wflat s o e jinisflea proaucts 0!
the farm. Whcn prices are high in one
line a mistake is committed in rusbing
wholesale into that line. 'rhe time
to change, if change at all is advis-
able, is near law water mark. The
wiser course is te go steadily along
the eiaes for the producticn of which
one's farm Is best adopted.
• It is a good thing to grow some fall
wheat where conditions are favorable.
The labor of seedinn is thus spread
over a longer period, and the danger
of crop failure minimized. But sueh
wheat shoulreither be fed on the tam
or else sold, and ihe money atiplied iri
the purchase of other feed.--Th.eWeeke
ly Sea.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
Paris is Full of Them and Nearly Ali
Use Parisian Sage.
In the bea,uty show at the metropol-
is two years ago Gold Medals • were
awarded to five different women.
ITo the most beautiful woman bee
tweet' e0 and 25; between 25 and $0
between 30 and 35 ;between 85 and
40 and between 40 and 45,
1 A society reporter who interviewed
all five women in the interest of his
papers, repented that all, of them had
beautiful hair, and that each of the five
enthusiastically attributed her luxuri-
ant hair to Patesian Sage.
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W. S.' R. nolmea—. sells Parisian
Sage for 50 cents a" tete bottle. Ile •
guarantees it to euro dandruff in two
, weeks; to stop falling hair and itch-
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ing of the scalp. It makes any worn-
an's 'hair beautiful, soft and luxuri-
ant.
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A young •womea threw a, bottle•cone
tenting some acid at a. young man on
the street at Kingstere • noth of
them, got awaybefore the police came.
The steamer Hebron leas sunk in the
G-adops Rapids after' striking a reek,.
I The Government is arranging fa' a
direct steamship' seeviceto the West
Indies,
Hon. Mackenzie King and: Hon.
Charles Murphy spoke at the Catholic,
picnic at Schomberg.
' Ald. Emery Lariviere of Moneta]:
-has entered' an action • for $25,000.
against Mr. ..McLefi. Walbank for
slander. • .....
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The Canadian' Manufacturers' Asso-
ciation adjourned yeeterday after el-
ecting officers. The annual baugud
was hold lett night.
Archibald McColl, ex -Chief Of Police
of Haileybay, was acquittee of the
charge of taking a bribe to allow a
prisoner to escape.
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all, dealers in a yellow ibex, Price 25e••
or five boxes for one dollar.
If Someone W111
Press the Button
The ;question of uncut weeds is again
discussed by many contemporaries ,
and additional laws a changes in the
present law ate eileoceted. The mere
E. IL Harriman bequeathed all his
property, without restriction, to his
passing of laws never correct an rsii. wife.
The law in regard to the cutting of
weeds has been amended, and amended
but the weeds still grow yearly and
remain uncut in town • end cote:try.
A law to be' effective must be•enforcee
ed. As we have frequently remarked
the people of Ontario are strong on
law and lax on enforcement. Ontario
is not •suffering from any eleortage of
laws, but laws cannot enforce them-
selves,. If. the people of town and
country really desire to have the weede
cut and destroyed the law to compel
it is very simple and easy, to put in
motion if someone will press the but-
ton. In this as in many other mat-
ters, action not noise is the remedy:.
Repeat it :—"8bilah's Cure eent
al-
ays cure my coughs aail eats."
The Detroit Federation of Lear has
practically withdrawn from the km-
erican organization.
Fred. and Harry Jopling were ar-
rested at tridgenorth on the charge
of slaying Arthur Bollard of Toronto
in a fight. They were released. on
• Rapeat It :—."Shilah's Cute will al-
ways cure my cot.ghs and relit',"
LONDON, oNTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident' and Mail Courses
catidop.. Pro.
J. W. Westervelt, J. W. Westervelt, Jr.. C.A.,
Principal. 4/ice-Princ1pal.
CHOPPING
The Clinton chopping mill will be
naming overy day atter the 17th Inst
We have just put in a now.grinder ant
are now prepared to de a fleet -dem
job. Besides chdpping feed, we roll
oats; grind flax, make Graham Sour,
corn meal and 'flaked wheat.
Eeerythiag will be weighed iti and,*
weighed out then each customer will
Iget 4 spare cleal. All Mistakes;
e.harfully rectiffed ane setiefaction
guaranteed. 11. will tee to your in-
terest to give us a share of your
cuatoin.
Remember the stand, tent tee the
Clinton Electric Light Plait where(
the subscriber Will be glad to See alt
his old customers es well as many
new One; Teatiein you for past
favors.
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