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Clinton New Era, 1910-03-24, Page 3March 2lth, 1910 It is well to have on hand a remedy, simple, effective and easily+applied, for mosquito bites, insect stings, sores, bruises, sunburn, and injuries to the skin, and forty other ailments not 'always danger- ous, but which can be cured by outward application. Such a remedy is Davis' Menthol. Salve(TheD.&L.),whichcomes in tins for 25 cts. at druggists. 'o$Noxa Cold in one day. 25c. a bottle at all Drug Stores. We Want to Land your first order, because we know -that• - the satisfaction you will derive from that will open your eyes to the fact that you cannot do better anywhere else that you can with us. You will • find that we are not "all at sea" in our business, but thoroughly ''up - to - the minute" and watchful of the interests of our customers, knowing that, by so loing, we are really acting for our wn ultimate benefit. Q. A. DOWNS, e Merchant Tailor. Clinton,, COAL Before placing your orders for your season's supply of Coal, get our prices. The very best goods carried in stock and sold at the lowest possible price. Orders may left at Davis & Rowland's Hardware store, or with W. J. Stevenson, At Electric Light. Plank Ford & McLeod Havin secured a commodious Grain Having sece Storehouse, we are now buying all kinds of grain, for which the highest prices will be paid. Bran. Shorts, Corn and all kinds of grain, Seeds and other feeds kept on hand at the storehouse. fiord & McLeod G. T. R. STATION. CLINTON. LOG WANTED AT THE PRIZE LIST Huron County Stock and Seed Show Clinton, Thursday, April '7„ HORSES I u 9i 1st 2nd 3rd Clydesdales Stallion, 3 years andover. Stallion,under 3 years Shires Stallion, 3 year's and over.. I0 fi 2 Stallion, under three years 6 4 2 Pereherons Best Percheron Stallion 8 Hackney Stallion, 3 years and over6 4 2 Stallion, under 3 years 6 • 4 2 HeavyDraught Brood mare, 3 years and over (See Specials) 3 2 Filly or Gelding,.8 years and over 5 3- 2 Filly or Geiding,under 3 years 5 . 3 2 Team in harness(See Specials) . 6 4 Family of three coif of 69,progeny of same sire 6 4. Yearling,1 year and under 23 2 Agricultural Team in harness (See Specials) . 6 .4 Brood mare,3 years and over 5 3 .2 Nilly or gelding, 3 years and d over . .. 4 3 2 Filly or gelding,under 3 years 4 3 2 Yearling,1 year and under 2..3 2 ` General Parpose 1 who p Team -an harness ,.-� _ __a 4 B _-.-....�.-I.,4.r�r.Rltl.rheurpatism,i?t_iFe!nust • Roadsters • be borne in mind that it is not the Stallion,153 hands and ober 6 4 2 weather that causes rheumatism, the Stallion,under I5 hands.. 6 4 2 trouble is rooted in the blood -the Carriage horse in harness,equip- damp changeable weather' merely ment considered....... 5 32 starts the aches and often almost un- Roadster horse in harness, bearable pains going. : The trouble equipment considered.. 5 3 2 must be reached through. the blood, Carriage team in harm a 5 d 2 and the poisonous rheumatic acids Roadster team in. harness.. 5 3 2 driven out. This is a medical truth Saddle' horse 3 . 2 •every rheumatic sufferer should real- ize, Liniments, outward applications (Age in all classeq to be considered.: and so -balled electric ' appliances, Age to date. from January Iet). • never did, and never can, cure . rheu . (Brood mares must be in. foal,' or .mutism. The sufferer is only. wasting have raised'a foal.) valuable time and money :with this CATTLE sort of treatment, and alt the 'time. 1st . 2nd 3rd the trouble is becoming more firmly- rooted-and••harder-:to-'-Dore. There - Short Horns is just one sure .way. • to cure rheuma• Bull, 3 years and oyer.. $8 . $5 $3 tism -Dr. Williams Pink Pills They Bull, 2 years. • 5 3 2 act directly on the impure weak, .acid' Bull, 1 year 5 3 2 tainted blood, They purify,• and Cow. 3years and over5 3 2 strengthen it.and so root out the cause Heifer, 2 years ...... . 5' 3. 2 of rheumatism.. Mr. John Finnamore, Heifer., 1 year •'4 2 1 Marysville. N. B., says :-"I was laid, S 8 .Herefords up with rheumatic fever for' a• .year. Bull, 2.years or.over5 3., and•for, eight months of that. time I' Bull, under 2 years ..: 5" 3 •could not go. about. My , blood' had Cow, 3 years and over_ 5 . 3 seemed turned- to water, and -the paih Heifer, under 3 years5 . 3 I'endurec Was at times almost unen- durable. . •i 4. Notwithstanding :I was Polled Angus . under the doctor's care I was not re - Bull, 2 years or over. 5 3 gaining my strength and I decided. to. Bull, 1 year .......: ..... :5 . 3 give Dr. Williams' Pink -Pills ,a trial. Cow, 3 years and over 5 3' I took altogether nine boxes and they Heifer, under 2 years - - 5. 3 simply worked wonders in bringing 'Dairy Cows and Vat.Cattle , back my lost strength. I, still take Dairy .cow, any age or the Pills. occasionally as I am working ex heifer ageconst r-: ty heavy.' Not only :rheumatic, sufferers, 'but' ed ..:' 3 Z 'o haveaan trouble due to weak, a1C Who y Fat sttor, age consideredar• d wateryblood will Rod acute through Two stock steers,2years -_ Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, It is' be and under :........ 3 2 , cause. of their direct 'action on the Two and heifers, 2 yrs blood that these. Pills cure suchtrou• and under ... , , • 3 .: 2 bles as anaemia, indigestion, general Sweepstakes weakness, neuralgia, and the aches, $10 , 4th $2 6-=4 2 4 intoe New Era PIMPLES BLACKHEADS, ECZEMA, SALT RHEUM These disfiguring skin diseases are caused by impure blood, which becomes disordered through .Imperfect Digestion, Torpid Liver, or Inactive Kidneys, The pores of the skin close up, poison- ous accumulations which should be eliminated are retained, and weaken and putrify the blood, Ferrozone has a specific action on " For five years my face was d',sfipured by rais'. blood impurities and drives. bleeding eruptions, that resisted on treatment, them quickly from the system, Three Kingston doctors did their best for me, but failed. 1used Ferrozo�UnSwassp.r octlycged,"nt. It stimulates the Kidneys and Liver to healthy action, neut- ralizes Uric acid, keeps the pores of the skin open, and destroys germs, Ferrozone is a specific for every form of skin disease, and is used with astonishing success the world over, It acts directly on the blood, freeing it of the foul matter that breaks out in such, painful and distressing blem- ishes. There are no unpleasant FE RROZON E after ,- effects from Ferrozone, which does. not depress the heart,. and is free from Mercury, Potash, CURES and harmful drugs. By using e Ferrozone you have the BEST treatment for Skin Diseases and Blood Disorders. No doctor can prescribe anything better, pro- bably nothing so good. Price 5o cents per box, or six ;boxes for $2.50. Sold everywhere by druggists. given' by Mr. Wm, Proudfoot, 1. 0., M. P. P., Gnderich. Fos best Agricultural team in hal... ness, prize of $10 in gold and diploma Mr Geo ' nt bya fee -Preside is givent V , Hore. .h For best Brood mare, Heavy Draught, The Molsons Bank Trophy, valued at$I5. The Royal Bank0linton offer a spec- ial prize of $5 in gold and Diploma for the best herd of cattle three • of ,any breed, three years and under with bull. JAS. SNELL, C. E. Dowding, President Secretary SPRING RtIINDERS Of RllEUMATiSNI itaw, Damp Weather Start's the Pain, Ilii `the 'Trouble Lies , in the Blood. Changeable spring weather, often raw, cold and damp, is pretty sure to bring a time ofmisery to eop e STAPLETON SALT WORKS -e•.oFF.......F.....1..O.I'.♦ ••�y . ••• . • how Man•y • •Z I in a Dozen? • • • Twelve ! and you count • them to see if you get • them, to. When you buy • a Wedding Ring and pay for 18 K, you can't count i them, you take the deal= I er's word, and often get 17 K or less: W e sell Wedding Rings, and there ' Z is exactly 18K in, every I18K Ring. Test thein any way you like. breed , 4 3. Fat h if ids in a saw mill where the work is pret. Best 3 of any breed.3 yrs pains and secret troubles women tolk and under, with bull o" '- 6 alone know.' Give Dr, Williams' Pink Best male any age Diploma Pills a fair trial, -and they will not Best female any age Diploma disappoint you. Sold by all medicine Cattle date from. Sept. loth• dealers or by mail at 50 cents a, box or GRAIN and SEEDS -ix poxes for $2 50 from the Dr. Will- ... s' Medicine C Boockvrlle Ont let 2nd 3rd iaru QUEER VILLAGES. : Fall. Wheat, any variety.. $3. $2 .50 Oats, black, named 3 2..50 Oats, white, named .. ; 3 2 .50 Barley, two -rowed, named 3 . 2 .50. Barley, six -rowed, named 3 2 .50 Peas, named ... 3 2 .511 Timothy seed 3 2 .50 Glover seed3 2 .50 Potatoes, late, named . 3 , 2 ,50 Potatoes, early, mimed ... 3 2 ,50 SPECIAL PRIZES For best three horses, agriculture, - or draft, maresor geldings, age con sidered, open to each Township of the County of Huron. ' The animals must be owned 6th April, 1910, by residents of the named Townships. Any num- ber of entries will be received. from each township. Prize $25 as follows: Should only 1. Township compete $5 00 Should Two 'Townships compete 10.00 Should 3Townships comPete 15.00 Should 4'Townships compete 20.00 Should 5 Townships or more com- pete .. • • 25.00 For best Heavy Draught . teatlt in harness,prize of$10 in gold and diploma t I W. R. Counter IJeweler and Optician. ♦ . _...- • issuer t7f •• • • Marriage Licenses. " S • • 1.••t••trt1♦♦t•+tt•r•rl•••r LU iVI BAGO STIFF JOINTS SWELLINGS SORE CHEST NEURALGIA COLDS COUGHS Pot' kiwi ant relief and certain mare .. ' f1 nothing half as goad' a the tlrate!tested • Nerviline Lrtri;' i rba'ttlga, 5c.. s"n tlssfaotion t marz4ntecd1 Some Peculiar Ones That May Be Seen iIn England. :rhe English village is very dear to' • the tiearts,of poets and painters, and thousands of them are certainly charm- ing. A few, however; aremore tunas - leg .than anything else -as, for..la- sts uce,. one which consists: entirely of, old railway carriages, even the chapel. being coruposedof four horse trucks. Another village, with a population 'of 1,100 and taxed at the valuation of $8,000,, has neither school, church nor' other public building, the only thing of the sort being a letter box on a pillar. Villages with but a single inhabitant• are not unknown. one, of them being; Skiddaw, ih (,urnberth nd. The single villager complains bitterly -because• he caunot vote, there being no overseer to prepuce a voters' list and uo church or other public building on which to pub- •fish one, as the law requires. 'J.'he lonely rate payer In. a hortbutnber- laud village has det'lined to coutribute money to Maintain the roads, remark- ing that the one' he has is quite good enough for its use. lb the• isie of filly is a little parish with about a dozen inhabitants that has uo rates, as there are no roads or public institutions of any kind and consequently no ex- penses. Kempton, near .Bradford. can probe- b1y lay suecesstul claim to the clistine• thou of being the longest village in the world, its it straggles along the road for a distance of seven roues. Sometimes a vfilagc will 'entirely disappear, having been built either on the edge of the crumbling cliffs that make part of the coast line or over an :ancient mine. One of the latter class is In Shropshire, and each year one, `'or more of the •cottages tumbles as the will not fail to tryIIo,' I'LittleAX111Iugestors. ,.'arth sinks beneath it... ilarper's 1'111L, Junior. Weekly. " "Little Digesters" are dainty' little. tablets compounded of the purest and best ingrotlirnts for the relief of stone it'll troubles, They are positively gita11111tt'Pd 1u care even ('11rcnde. eiises Dandy In the House as :1 .'0 'k, n1' indfl*,rvtinil er Dyspepsia Or money. Davis' ;tie i;,hol K the. 0.1' es tilt; kly :t is ill Ac i'rfslndrd. Xty:it til env I1 1n '' 10,0 1124 111 little red boxes -25e. from your aeli t�.a1 eats, ,k j T 1 I t _t.e.1a .1 ti„ hist or by mail from Coleman Medi- cud .111111111111 ivr.alor J. (:Doper J .Lason, son or '•01. Mason of Toronto, both of ,the Eloy:al Grenadiers, was severely. Wounded the first day at Paarde•b.•rg (Feb: 18, 1900). and was awarded the D.S.O.in re. cognition of his services. In the earl- ier phases of the action lie• aided -the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry„ under Lieut• -Cal. Aldworih, to. rein- force the point in the firing line where he happened to be by causing the men under his command to open steady volley firing so as to cover the .Cornwail;s advance, When the charge took place' lie was one of a party 01 four officers who were near each other, Of • these two, Lt. -Col. Aldworth; . of the Cornwalls, • and the adjutant oh' the same regiment, met death, and the other two, Lieut. Mason and Lieut. Moneypenny, of the Cornwalls, were wounded.: Lieut: MoneYpenny subst:. quently died of his. wounds, That was .perhaps the most desperate cor• tier of the fight, and: there .the losses were the heaviest. • One section of the' Cornwalls .lost eleven killed and tern wounded out of twenty-five men. 'Af- ter being. hit, Lieut. Mason continiieil, as well 'as he. was able, -to direct the Men who were near him. The point • WifiFre• he• fell niarrked--•the---ex4rerue limit•of the charge 'as a general -ails vanes. He was. • the last of , the offt- .vers to fall 'and' the furthest forward. Although • seriously wounded Lieut.. Mason insisted upon .joining his regi. ment at ;the earliest possible mornent. In his report of Jan. `26, 1902, Lieut: Cola Otter mentioned -"The inclorrtit. able pluck of L' ieut. Mason who, still suffering from a •severe wound; forced his way 'to the front and took part in the battalion's- •last.series of marshes I.believe this is the only existing case - of'. one family haying father and •son wounded- on service id the militia of ..the, Dominion: • - Bearine ' (from Canadian Bear grease) applied 'to the roots of the hair, keeps it glossy and prevents its falling! :out. S.Oc. a ar. ..,,. London's Police Press. An article iu the illustrated English Magazine gives •an.accouutof the print• ing,.department of .Scotland Yard and the astonishing : • amount :of . work it turns gut. • Fotir. times a day, a broad side is.issued to all• the police officers.. At 9 in themorning the first is sent out,; giving an inventory of all property • lost kt noon -is issued a list Of all persons missieg, and this often Dern pies . several pages. At half Past ,6 the broadside contains both subjects and •also• at half past .10.'..A. habitual register is .distributed and ''ri•acccu nt of f villi sa persons. er et r ev Y v sheet released On .tickets -of lea e. d of missing -articles` is sent to every pawnbroker, and as many • as 4,000 copies of this document.. are needed. This is only a small •part of the work. ' done by the' Scotland• Yard press. 6. lusty lunges,auctioneer wile uuru- ing.forth in. tiowi'ry terms on the vir- tues of a ,particular brand of cigars ho was endeavoring to .Induce bis• mon; ence to purchase. abiding up a box of cigars.' be shouted; "You can't get better, gentlemen. I don't care where you go, you can't get better! "No," came a cynical voice from a man In the crowd; "you can't. l smoked one last week and I'm not bet- ter yet!" -People. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson. XIII. -First Quartet`, For March 27, 1910. THE °INTERNATIONAL:. SERIES. Text of the, Lesson, Mark xvi, 1.8. Memory Verses, 6,. 7.- Golden Text, Rev, i, 18 .Commentary Prepared by Rev. D, M. Stearns. • Having the option of a review or a resurrection lesson, we choose the Easter lesson, as there is nothing so grand as Elis resurrection, by which Ile was declared to be the Son of God, with power and without which preach - Ing and faith are vain and ilo.one ever has been or can be saved.. The resur- rection, however, must include all of ' Elis earthly life that preceded His death, Ills life as the Son of Mary, the seed of David according to the flesh. Matt. i gives the 'royal line of David's descendants through Solomon to Joseph, who became the husband of Italy, while Luke 111 gives David's descendants through Nathan •to- Heli, whose son-in-law Joseph, became by his marriage to Mary, and thus Jesus r became heir to David's throne. ne The quarter's lessons might be out- lined as, first, the genealogy and birth of tho Ding; second, the visit of the Magi and the flight of Joseph, and Mary to Egypt and their return to Nazareth; third, the herald,of the King and the declaration of thGather concerning flim; fourth, the King's vietory over the great Adversary, Elis, testimony and the calling of some,dis-. .•iples; fifth to seventh, the laws of the kingdom; eighth and ninth, some samples of the nature of the kingdom. Now, as the kingdom was postponed by the rejection and murder of the King we in this age must: know the -power of His resurrection if we would walk worthy of Him and manifest His life ,in these mortal . bodies. The res- urrection of the Messiah was plainly foretold in Ps. xvi and xxii, Ise. 1111 and elsewhere. ' It was wondrously foreshown in Isaac being given back. to' Abraham from the dead in a figure t_l L.• si_,••XE1J);- Tn Iris teaclring the ford Jesus1.Himselfiniany times spoke plainly of His death and resurrection, and the great truth of Christianity' is that we have at the right hand of the Father in heaven a risen living Christ, truly a Man and truly God, in .whom alone is salvation, the only Judge of all mankind andthe only One who can set up a kingdom of righteousness On the earth. The •most.horrible•' thing that ever - happened, on thisearth and that which shows tlze desperately -wicked nature of the hiiman heart was the cruel mur- der 'of the Son of•Gotl, but God raised Iii'in from' the dead' and :gave Him glory and will yet give Him :dominion over. all the earth, and Hisredeemed shall share the kingdom with Him. His disciples never received His words that Ile was to be crucified and risc from the dead the third day (Matt. XX; .17-10f-. but some of His enemies remembered them: (Matt. xxvii, 62.' 63).r HIS mother and some of ,the' other wo metl, who ministered to IIim remained. by IIis cross to the last, and some of theta after 'i3is body was buried re- turned and prepared spices and Oint- ments 'and rested the Sabbath day ac- (oidiing to .the cominaudmeat; intend Ing do .the first day -to bring the spices and anoint, His body . (Luke xxiii. 55, SO; xxiv, 1). When they comes to the tomb on the first day. Morning early' thes find th'e stone .rolled. away;. they that He them n el who ( e s ere an a b . Write for Free Seeed*. We ars riving away, tree, with, our tree beautiful new 910 Seed Catalogue, a package of D. Is H.'s Excelsior Swede. This Swede has an enormous yield, is of the arrest quality and most pertect shape. our new Catalogue is one of the most complete published. If you prefer, we will send you a free package of Burma bank's Giant Crimson California Poppy or our Asparagus Beet. If Interested writw.us today, saying which you prefer. Be sure and mentionthis paper. It is of interest to us. DARCH & HUNTER SEED CO., Ltd. London, Ont. 6 3 YEARS ' INDIGESTION 3 Boxes Little Digesters Entirely Cured It was a lucky day for Mr. Payn, whose portrait appears below, when he saw a "Little Digesters" advertise- ment in the paper, for it marked leis first step on the road to health. Read What he says about it himself: Xing, Ont., Nov. 12, 1909. THE COLEMAN' 11IEOiCliTE Co. Gentlemen,-• !laving suffered for three years with Indigestion, nothing could relieve Me, i , moatsn the Having seen your advertisements in paper for ".Little Digesters," took three, was entirely cured. 1 feel_ eon- Vineed that anyone stiff'ering with same is Ascii and that they must go quickly. and tell His disciples. When • Mary .Magdalene :saw the stone rolled away she ran to tell Peter and Jelin, who ran to the sepulcher and saw` for them- selves and returned,' but Mary :remain- ed ,near the sepulcher, weeping, • till Jesus Ilfmself, whom.she thou�,M ht. at first to. be the gardener, spoke to her and called her by name. • 'When• she and the other women •told the disci- . •isles that He was risen'from'the dead, they believed not, and some thought it an adle.tale (verses 11, • 13, 14; Luke xxiv, 11); giving Him occasion to up- braidthem with• their unbelief .and hardness of heart:` 11lany...who now are 'told that the same Jesus is coming again think it an idle tale and believe not, not knowing the Scriptures nor the power of God and perhaps forget- ting that Jesus sakla "0 fools and slow of heart to believe all that the proph- ets. have spoken" (Luke xxiv, 25). The angels believe and desire to look more ' fully into these things (verses 5-7; I. Pet. i, 12). Dr. Scofield gives in The margin of verse 0 this -rendering: "Jesus yo seek -the Nazarene, the cru- cified. ' Ile arose.: Ile is not • here. Ile also gives in his notes on kttttt„ . xxviil the order of the events of that of the dif-, a -old ert morning and also th ferent appearances during those forty days., Note in verse 7 of our. lesson how Peter is mentioned by name, the true disciple who had treated Him the worst, denying with oaths that he knew hint, Iiow'true it is that weak- est lambs have largest share of this. tender Shepherd's caret flowerer weak and unworthy .you may be, remember that "having loved Isis own Ile lured them unto the end" (John ilii, 1). .. .&_ittere_knowledge of the_faets .oE- Ilis life end death- and resurreetion will benefit us nothing unless, know- ing these things, we truly receive IIim as our own personal Saviour and elaee our whole trust as lost people In the efBeery of His great sacrifice. Then the joy of being redeemed will lead tis to obeywith gladness ,IIis coin. mind in .verse 15, counting tipon a i'ul- flllinetit of verse 20, Our daily life ' tvlil be "Serving the living and true Gid" and our attitude "waiting for Ms Son from heaven" (1'Thess. 1. J. 101. vine Cu., 'I'orolrto. 34 • You Can Even q. Do Your Toronto Shopping Through "The Star The Stai•'s "In Toronto Shops" Depart. ment describes new and attractive offerings seen in City Shops day 'by day, with the Toronto DailY Star's offer to purchase any of these articles for out-of-town subscribers who send the money. Many are taking advantage of this Department. "OfInteresttoWomen" isthewoll-deserved heading of a special page in.thr~Toronto Daily Star. It is one of two and sometimes three pages devoted particularly to women's tastes and is independent of the "Social and Personar' and "Madge Merton's" pages, for years popular features of the Star. "01' Interest to Women" includes scores of little hints on health and beauty; the newest fashions in dress and house furnishings; talks on ethical matters of particular interest to women; points of etiquette: suggestions for; home entertainment; recipes; daily menus;, advice and suggestions on•all the matters that lie close to a woman's heart. They will help solve household problems, and better still, stimulate and, interest the mind. On the Woman's page, and. throughout the paper, current topics are treated in a bright, newsy way that appeals to the wide-awake woman. You'd thoroughly enjoy the Toron to Daily Star $1.50 A Year _ 9 ' 471d -paperand•tb.' Toronto Dai/p-Slar" together for one-yearn$22A ----- Guaranteed Fountain Pen given for 50c. added to abore subscription price. • • 1i11 sasiens Interesting Items., We handle Clan. Oil at 16c. American at 20c and National Light at 25c, Machine Oil, Separator Oil, Raw oil, Boiled. 01i, Turpentine and Paints. We have about 20 kinds, of Soap,also Lye, Washing Soda and Ammonia. We have 13• kinds of Tobacco and 3 kinds of Cigars, also Chewing Gum. Wo have.Herbageutn, Columbian Stock Food and Hess Stock Food, Flax Meal, Oil Cake, Libby's Calf Food, also Flour, Bran, etc. We"have Crushed Oyster Shell -Poultry :Food, -Panacea, also Zenoleum and Instant Louse Killer. We have Salt in barrels and sacks. We have Patent Medicines, Groceries,Hardware, Bo4ts,Shoes, Rubbers and Dry Gooas, also school supplies. We aim to supply.your wants. Our prices are as low as possible and we pay the highest pos. sible forprnduce, trusting to haveyour, custom. : Londesboro. Re Adams, Jiob? lgnfcltl4stoPs 'coughs, cn res colds heals the . throat and lungs, - 25 cents. F; 'W.:C CUTLER,. Painter and Faper Heuger. 1 All work. guaranteed. Prices reasonable. {. '. Resldenee ,nearly opposite the . . Collegiate Instituter ' ane -Lou �Enn • When you. are , ready for your. new Suit or Overcoat, and • STICK :with one you know to- be reliable. ' We' are offering lac a B k or Blue Serge Suit,, of a guaranteed cloth, made to your measure fox $20.00 This is exceptionally good value. Also a special Black Melton Overcoat, made to your order, for $20,00. • stopped in 20ininntea sum with Dr. Shoot's Croup Remedy. On,„, to,t will surely prove. ! No vomiting, no. dig. Toss. A sato and ploasingsyrtip•-GOC, ru lags. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER`S AS'TiORI G EO,. W. BARGE. Fine Merchant Tailoring. Fred Jackson's Old Stand. Agent for British American Cleaning Highest cash prices paid. for %Base - wood, Elm, liaple .or Birch logs, 'de livered atour mill. . • The W, Doherty Piano & Organ Co., L't'd • Mo n t4 ments Choice. Designs Best Materials. la's. Dom, & Dying Co.• Montreal. Opposite the Post Office Clinton, witivaiwithwhmiliwadmalawwwwwwwf C. Hoare Music Store 4-S. C. ° Rathwell 2 shoe Parlor i ,, Travelling c Goods Are you going travel - this Spring ? Ate have just placed in stock a nice line of travelling goods, consisting of Trunks, Suit Cases and Telescopes. Conte in and get our prices, before purchasing elsewhere. We can in- terest you. A lull sBoots,. I to CII stock 1 R. Shoes and Rubbers at spet'ial prices • . S, C, h.athwell Popular Songs If you want any of the Y te, popular songs, try our ' Sheat Music Department • A Full Stock of Vio- lins and Volin Sup- plies always on hand C. Try ►. , I i'y 11(w, i111' .SJ1t,« i•t1)111•(l • • am 111:►11th as.