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SNOWSHOES FOR ‘110i1SES,
Mr. George Westinghouse Provide*
Protection Far klelplese Equines.
From the royal bousehold of the
king of Wurttemberg at ,Stuttgart there
came recently a cable order for a full
set of horse overshoes to be furnished
for the stables of the kine,, The cable
went be Pittsburg, tee explanation be
Ing Mrs. George Westinghouse's inter-
est In the horse overshoes. A repre-
sentative of Mr. Westinghouse turned
the message over to a manufacturer of
thee overshoes.
Mrs. Westinghouse some time ago
gave to the Humane society of Pitts-.
burg a supply of overshoes to keep
horses from slipping on the ice and
now. A newspaper uotice to this
effect appears to have reached the
king.
Mrs. Westinghouse is accredited with
first having made the manufacture of
the horse overshoe possible. She MAP,
plied fuuds for an .inventor wile bad
an idea for fastening chains under the
frog of each _ horseshoe, giving the
horse a rough hold on the ice of slip-
pery streets. Mrs. George Westing- ,
house was before her marriage, which
took place about a year ago, Miss Vio-
let Brocklebank, the pretty daughter
of Sir Thomas and Lady Brocklebank
of Ireton Hall, Cumberland, England.'"
The meeting of the young couple was
very romantic, taking place in the ma-
chine shops of the great Westinghouse •
works. 'Miss Brocklebank and het
- -mother while visiting-friends-in-Pitts—
burg one day went through the shops
with young George Westinghouse, who
was working as a day laborer in his
father's establishment, as their guide.
To quote Miss Vela, he was "perfect-
ly stunning in his overalls." At the
time the English visitors had no idea
that their guide was the son of the
great inventor. Several MODOS later
George Westinghouse went to England
and became one of a week end party
at Ireton Hail. It was then that Miss
Brocklebank foiled out that tbe "stun-
ning man" at the Pittsburg machine
shop and the rich Mr. Westinghouse
were one and the same person. Not
many months elapsed after the meet-
ing before the manor house saw a fine
old fashioned country wedding, . and
you. may easily guess who was. the
bride. A sister of Mrs. Westinghouse
isone of the most famous woman
;whips in England. And it was she
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wedrove eer, anti Mrs. Wesungnouse
Id a fouren-hand to • the station, six
miles distant from Ireton Hall, when
they started on their honeymoon.
When the Ocean Breezes Blow.
Tf you are thinking of going abroad,
be sure to have in your steamer
trunk a hood like the one illustrated.
Yon will fled it not only useful when
etoon vOn WEAR ON THE PitOMIXAW1
DEOR.
eyou-are-enjoynigethercomforts-thateyouF—
deck chair affords, but for proteeteon
against the winds when you are tak-
ing your constitutional. On a pretty
girl this hood, after the style of a
monk's headgear, Is very fetching.
Beware of Ointinente for*Catarrit
That Contain Mercury, -
as mercury Will surely destroy the
sense of smell, and completely derange
the whole system, whenentering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians, as the damage they will do•is
tenfold to the goodt.you can possibly
derive,. from them. • Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured, by.F J Cheney &
0o,,Toledo, Ohm, ace:items no mercury
and is taken 'internally, acting directly
upon the blood and:mucous surfaces of
the system. :In buying Hall's Catarrh
(hire be sure you get the genuine. It
is taken in terriaily, and made in Toledo.
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney. & Co. Teati-
f momals free. e
Sold by druggists,price75e per bottle
Take Hall's Family pills for constipa.
Invest 25 cents in a box o
Davis'eMenthol Salve (The.
D. & L.") and be prepared for
a hundred ailments, which may
not be dangerous but are very
annoying and painful, like neu-
ralgia, earache, sprains, burns,
bruises, insect stings, cuts, piles,
etc. It is a household remedy
always useful for some trouble,
and should be kept in the
family medicine closet.
IWILA, MAKE HAIR GROW
BEARINE
Prepared from the grease
of the Canadian Bear.
Delicately perfumed.
The Standard Pomade
for 40 Years.
, All Dealers SOc. per Jar.
Davis Rc Lawrence Co., Montreal.
Onle. One Trouble.
In a, Nova Seotia.town lived lin old
man whose Wife had recently died,
leaving hitn in a comfortable house
with no one to` look after him. led,
edon- began "lookin' eound" for it se-
cond helpinate. and settled on a wee
dow ev'hose status as a housekeeper
for her formerepeuse was well.
The old: men had , but
one objection to her: ,ehe was a
Methodist, and he had been a devout
Presbyterian all hiSlife. ' . '
'It's all right bu't fOr that one
thing," he .conlided..to his crouy,
when they fell to discuesiteigehis draw-.
back. "Come week days, she will be
fine, I'm ft -thinking, She can keep
me tidy, mind the house, and, man,
ye knowshe oan • cook. But theue'
end he shook his head doubtfully—
"then Will coene Sunday. We will be
starting all for churoh together, just
as husband and wife should be doing •
on the Sabbath day., and we Vail
come to the corner. Then Mandy,
she %ail1 be turning to go down the
street to that Methodist place, and
will go on to the house of God alon.e.-
Aaiimasparnmomarnisermama
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A POPULAR ROLOIER.
Col. Stools, Who enceeeds Gen. Sue
chows, With tho R.N.W.M.P.
Lieut. -Col. and Hon. Col. S. B.
Steele, C.D., M.V.O., has been selected,
by Hie Excellency the Governor-Gen-
eral for the position of Honorary
nide-de-Camp, made vacant by the
death of Brigadier -General Duclian.
the title itself implies, the appoint-
ment of Honorary Aide -de -Camp is
entirely an honorary one, the only
duties attaching to it being to attend
His Excellency at state functions
such. as the opening, of Parliament:
state dinners, etc, Rut it is PRO Ot
the very few honors which the Grov-
ernor-General has the privilege of per-
sonaliy conferring without eormidting
anybody, and as such it is very high-
ly regarded in the force, although
there have been some absurdly in-
judicious awards of honorary aide -de,
campships in years gone by. There
will certainly be no grumbling over
the last appointment, for there is no
more popular soldier in Canada to-
day than Col. Steele. Most Canadians
consider Col. Steele as a contribution
of the Royal Northwest Mounted Po-
lice to the Canadian Militia. .lie was
so long in the red -coated police, and
was so closely identified with some
of its meet stirrieg episodes of see.
vice, that it has been generally for-
gotten that he had seen coesiderable
service in the Active Militia before
joining the Mounted Police. It will
be remembered that the organization
of the Mounted Police in. 1873 and
1874 was entrusted to Lieut. -Col., now
Major -Gen, Sir George French,. This
officer at the time, was inspector of
artillery and commanded. A, Battery,
Royal Canadian Artillery, then quar,
tered at Kingston. The recruitfor
the chief detachment, of the Mounted
Police force were mobilized at To-
ronto, and French naturally drew up -'I
oxi the non-commissioned officers ef
hie battery for instructors to knock
Care of Gas Stove.
If you use a gas stove never leave It
with anything that might boil over. It
is quite, possible for soup or milk bell-
ing over to put out the gas flame, and
the escaping gas will fill the room and.
should, some one come in with a light
an explesion must follow.
NERVOUin
S
_ESS
Thousands are in this pitiable condition—blood is colorless,
thin, and watery. Digestion is generally imperfect and' needs at-
tention. Appetite is fickle and requires pampering. Pretty soon
the Kidneys and Liver cease to act properlk--and then everything
goes wrong.
Ferrozone is a positive "Last year t suffered from a run-down condi.
tiOn mef nat rdl :feral lAteasa tinl eke. it rod .Prebut tilritc%
cure for Nervousness. It pos-
sesses marvelous tonic proper- helped. FERROZOISEnTbluilt 'ata• atranath an4
ties that quickly restore the ""`""°11'" (Mrs.) J. Warren
St. John'. N.B.
serves to a normal condition.
It strengthens the heart, improves the blood circulation, aids diges-
tion and assimilation of food. Ferrozone has a specific action on
the Kidneys and Liver and causes thee organs to elhnihate all
poisonous secretions. Ferrozone
FERROZONE bringsrest and "! uiet to the ex-
cited brain and isguaranteed to
CURES cure Nervousness, Nervous Pros-
tration, Nerve Exhaustion, Tired-
, ness, Languor, and all diseases
arising from poverty of the blood. Refuse a substitute for Per.
redOne, which costs go cents per box or six boxes for $2.50. Sold
loy druggists everywhere.
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sTIIRDY CHILDREN.
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• In every home wheraBaby's
I•
Own Tablets are used you will m,
find rosy, Eiturdy,good-natured a
children, because the ,Tablets 0.
• eleonse the stomach and bow- :
Iels, aid digestion and thus •
bring perfect health. And you
can give them with equal safe.' 2
ty to the new born baby or the ,•3
well grown child. Mrs. A. E. 0
Mareod,Woodstock,Ontasoys : 2
‘‘I have used _Baby's Own Tab- Z
lets since my baby was two 6
weeks old. and found . they' 2
of greet benefit for the ail- '
fmorenettsoomfachhlakihnrdboewsPelecti:oluit .:
Ibles and, when teething." Sold :
by all medicine dealers or by 5
2 mail at 25 cents a box from The g
AftAjpitiLejpptt_ir,
iBrockville, Ont. • , I.
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OUR. FIRST AGENT.
R, 'e'..Gourlay Was Canada's Earliest
1min igratiori
Robert Fleming Goarlaywas born
in Scotland in 1778. Hie hither, who.
had been a man of wealth which he
lose, was of good famuly. The son,
in an effort to recover the losses of.
his father, became entangled in fin-:
ancial obligations, which was per-
haps the reasonfoe his leaving liis
old home and coming to Canada Id
1817: Gonrlay Was proba;bly the fi..1•St
real immigration agent: for Genada, ,
and his plans gavemuch promise of
euccess and to some extent he. suc-.
ceaded in settling &etch immigrants
in -Canada throligh his land agency
Ibusiness. This was. in the days of
the old Fondle Compact, the •leaders
of which monopolized all the offices
of Gbvernment and attempted to
carry, on an autocratic rifle. Gour- .
lay may be said to have been the
original Reformer. of Canada. Like
others of advanced notions he was
deemed to suffer for his priociples.
Perhaps quite innocently, through his
business methods, he fell foul of the •
ruling party. •
-TO gain some information of the
varioes sections of the Province of
Upper Canada (now 'Ontario) Goar-
lay sent out a list of questions for
answers. Among the questions was
one which asked, "What, in your
opinion, reta.rde the improvement of
your township in. particular, or the
. province ip general, and what 'would
most contribute to the same?" It ,is
quite true that the people throughout
the country .weredissatisfied with the
conditions, and these questions were
discussed in meetings and in private'
with the result that • Gourlay tinder -
tot,* to advise that complaint should
be made to the Colonial. Secretary in
England regarding various gievances.
Mat -Lets were brought to a crisis
through Gourley calling a convention
to dismiss the situation. The :Family
Compact were greatly alarmed . and
after , passing an act forbidding all
conventions, determined to get rid of
Seeerlay. He wee arrested- in Wong-
ston, tried and acquitted, and lin-
mediately after ,as again arrested
and tried at Brockville, but again
acquitted of the charge against him.
He .was not given much peace for
within a few weeks a charge of
sedition was brought, against him,
and in defianee of all deceney not to
mention. British fair play or British
justice, was kept in Jail for seven
0 months without trial. To make sure
of the result, he was hustled off to
Niagara where the people were all
supporters of the ruling compact.
The trial was a huge farce. The judge
and jury being prejudiced, Gourley
was found guilty and sentenced ..to
banishment, or at least ordered tO
leave the country. During his long
iinprisonment his health suffered
greatly, and at forty -ono he was a,
brolten-down man. After the sentence
he went to the United States and
then to England. Then he returned
to America and settled in Ohio, but
again returned to England. He SWIM
to have lived it troubled life owing
financial embarrassment. Ile was
naver able to keep out of debt. More
than twenty , years; later his ease was
brought up in Parliament andit WAS
deelared that his arrest had been
illegal, hi 1856 he was granted
pension of fifty pounds it year. Thie
Gourley refused to accept. In 1860
he endeavored to obtain a seat in
OIINTA1NS
OF OK
During Change of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay
Granitevme, fl — "1 was piping
through the Change of Life andsuffered
from nervousness
andother annoying
eYmPtorae, and
can truly say that
bjdleE-Pinkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound has proved
worth mountains
ef gold to me, as i$
restored my health
and strength. I
neyer forget total
my friends what
LydiaE.Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound has done for me
durmg this tr7ing period. Conaplete
restoration to. health means so much
tome that for the sake of other suffer- •
ing women I am willing to make my
tronble public so you may publisk
this letter." —Mits. CHAS. Bititorwr,
lt,F.P.,Graniteville, Vt.
No other medicine for woman'e ills
has received ouch wide -spread and un-
qualified endorsement. No other med-
icine we know of has such a record
of cures of female ills as has Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compotma.
For more than 80 years it has been
curing female complaints such as
inflammation, ulceration, local weak-
nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous prostration, and ,it is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of change ef life,
It costs but little to try Lydia, E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and,
as Mrs.Barelaysays,it is "worth moral -
tains of gold "to suffering women,
trie'r.eghitative Assembly, tieing at
the time 82 years of age. •He had
married at 80 a' young woman of 30
years, He died in 1862.
No doubt ehe action taken against
Gourley by the Official Party gave
him great prominence and while he
appears to have been a man of much
courage and ability yet like many
well -Intentioned celebrities, he leek -
ed judgment and acted with little
discretion.
If Taken in Time "The D. & L."
Emulsion will Surely cure the most
serious afflictions of the lungs. That
"run down" condition,the after effects
of a heavy cold, 18 quickly eouuteraet.
ed.
A menu for a 'wedding breakfast to
be served,at high noon is -given below.
Several alternatives are given, froth
any of wbich a reliable combination '
may be made:
•• • . Grapefritit.
_ —Bouillon -in -Cups "--
Creamed Salmon or Lobster.
Squabs or Quail.
Lettuce or Celery Salad.
Fruits in Jelly. •
Coffee.
Ice Mani meg also be served in
Mace of Jellied fruits.
FRUIT PESTS' A
6600.6tre.
Tho *tette -prevent the lomat or
insect end sitingeas disease iniorions
t...getation, mod lit the semion
of the Ontario istature hit closed,
provides tor the appointment by the
Uoverriment of inewtore to enforce
the provieione of the Measure. Every
personie prohibited from importing
or bringing or causing to be imported
or brought into the province for any
purpose any diseased plant. Any
plant, shrub or tree in which Weil
diseases as 'the coding moth, San
Jose scale, yellows, little peach, black
rusk pear podia or pear ifiight, may
at any time appear, must be destroyed
by fire or effectually treated by fu-
migation or spraying. Municipal.
councils are empowered to appoint
at least one inspector upon petition
of twenty•five fruit growers who are
ratepayers. When an inspector re-
ports the exietence of a disease, the
council shall order the affected plants
to be sprayed within ten days. The
actmakee compulsory the fumigation
of all plants sold by nurserymen be-
fore being delivered. Where disease
is found in a nursery, plants must not
be removed therefrom until such time
as in the opinion of the Ministerof
Agriculture it is safe to do so, and
then only after thorough, fumigation.
The most important section of the
act is that providing that if an in-
spector finds disease in a collection
of plants, trees or shrubs, and decides
that it is advisable to destroy all the
plants or trees in such orchard or in
any part or parts thereof, and so re-
ports to the minister,the latter may
direct that an exarainatibn shall be
made by an additional inspector, and
upon their advice be may direct that
all the plants or trees in such orchard
or collection shall be destroyed with.
Lit requiring that every plant or tree
shall be first inspected.
Inspectors are given the right to
force access to any nursery, orchard,
store -room or other place where it is
known or suspected that any plant is
kept, and any person neglecting to
carry ant the previsions of the act or
offering any hindrance to the carry-
ing of it out, shall upon conviction,
be liable to a fine of not less than $20
or mere than $100 with costs, or in
default, imprisonment for not leas
than ten or more than thirty days.
e Finest Flavoured Tea
SALADA" is hill -grown tea—grown on planta;
tions high up on the hills in the Island of Ceylon:
The leaf is small and tender with a rich, full flavour;
NA
Relieves Stomach Misery Al-
most Immediately
If the food you ate at your last
meal did not digest, but laid for along i
time like lead n your ,stomach, then
you have indigestion and quick action
should be taken,
Of course there are • many other,
symptoms of indigestion,such as belch-
ing up of sour food, heartburn, dizzi-
ness, shortness of breath and foul
breath, and if you have any of them,
your stomach is ont of order an
should be corrected.
Mi-o-na tabletshave cured thousands
of eases of indigestion, and stomach
trouble. If you have any !tome& dis.
tress, Mi-o-na will relieve instantly.
But Mi-o-na unlike most so. -called
dyspepsia remedies, does more than
relieve ; it permanently cures dypepsia
or aft other stomach trouble by putt-
-lbyen-ergriiiiditrength iffto the -walla -
of the stomach, where the gastric
juices are produced. • •
A large box of efi-o-na tablets costs
hut 00 cents at W. S. R. Holmes and
are guaranteed to cure or money back,
When others fail, Mi o-na cures. It is
a producer of flesh when the body is
• thin it cleanses the stomach and the
bowels': purifies the blood and makes
rich red blood. .
— is always of unvarying gopd quality. Will you be con+
tent with common tea when 'you can get "SALADA" ?.
DYSPEPTIC
Food Does You No Good
Half the time you're afraid to este
your tongue is coated, rntiuth tastes
bed, stomach is bloated. If you vrant
to get well,, stop using dyspepsia. tab=
.lets, and go to the source of the trail: -
1)1e before it is too late„ Strengthen
sl awill be p
youre
tstheombeowche., stoat° out.wt ,st,hae nbail ed,,yrrep7-
o mere. • •
For your "chondition the best prescrie-
tion is Dr. Hamilton's Pills, which are
wade specially for the stornacive
neys and 'liver. No better remedy will,
tie devised, for Pr, Hamilton's Pills are'
perfect.
DR. HAMILTON'S PILLS
A SURE CURE
'No one could realize my sufferings'
from stomach trouble and indigeetion.
Per five years I have net been well,
My food •did me no good, because I
couldn't digest or assimilate. My doe -
tor said constipation was at the root of
my trouble, so I got Dr. Hamietoles
Pins. My Appetite improved, pain alter
eating ceased, and my fob& digested!
quickly. X am delighted with the thor4.
ough cure 1 derived. from Dr. Hamill -
ton's Pills,
" (Signed) M.A.R,TIN evAmoreee
"Bridgewater,"
Quick results attend the use of Dr.
Hamilton's Pills: this, medicine cures
all trouble in theestome.ch, and diges-
tive organs by rearroving t,he cease,
OtI W sa R•liolines;r, Clinton
c,t1,.,REs(AMWM417ScATARlifitr°1*ASIIIMA"
Bronchitis, COugl
1.
Croup, is and taldiy:.,er
'miner back. Sold and guaranteed by
Zain-Buk spells•saving to you 1 Sup.
pose husband,: wife or some member of
the family sustains a cut or a bad
scratch, Which festers or tomato blood.
poisoning. ReSult-roff work ! What
does that mean at pay day? Zam-Bk
prevents wounds, cuts or injuries
"turning the wrong way." Apply it
immediately, and it kills the poison
aad starts healing.
There ie an-
other aspect:
If you hive in
the family, ee.
tsmai ringworm,
ulcora.tion, or
any akin diseate,
try Zam4I3uk
first—don't spend
money on experi-
menting ! You
will hey° to.
get Um- ,
Buk event-
ually. Do '
it now ; and ) 6.7
MVO cost of Mstsieset°
the other things.
Hear these persons :—
Mr. A. AL Brooks, Wellington Street,
Steelton,. Ofit., says If Oily I had
got Zam-Buk at Arst, it would have
saved knO scores of dollars ; as well as
hours of agony." 0 Mr. Brooks has been
oused of eczema. He says My neck,
chest and body were covered with the
terrible disease. The itching, hurning
and smarting I euffered, none *rho has
not gone through it can tell 1 Doctors'
lotions, salves and prescriptions clidn't
do me a bit of good; and from one
thing to another I passed, only to find
them useless. With 2am-Buk it was
different, and without going through a
long story, 1 can say that &few weeks'
treatment with this great holing balm healed
the sores, and rid me for. good of the terrible
eczema, which had held mo in its grip for over
ten months "
"if / had applied Zain.13tik in the first place,
!indeed of trying the other preparations, I
should hove saved Myself I lot of money." eo
says. Aim 13. E. nedwell,et SS/ Proverieber
Ave:, St. lioniface Winnipeg. Mrs. tedvrell
had a cut finger, whit& became poisoned. She
sap! :-" It became swollen and discolored, and
illy whole arm ached and tiirobbed violently. I
Called in a doctor and he landed it. You may
imagine how I suffered, anddespite the doctor's
treatment the finger again festered, and got so
bad that the dootor advised no to go into the
hospital. 3 feared, it I did, they would cut it
off, eo refused. Ono clay we 'were advised to try
Zam.13uk. We left off everything else and gave
this balm atrial. Well, it only took about four
days to draw Out the soreness 1 'Then, bit by
bit, It began to heal, and in lot than three
weeks from first applying the Zartlink the
finger was healed and petfertly ha:atty. If only
/ had got Zantaink at first 1"
All 'skin injuries and dieeases are cured by
P.'atreItult. Eczema, eruptiont, pimples, ulcers,
piles, inflamed patches, cute, burel, scalp wee,
Mao, eta., cannOt resist its healing virtue.
I
SO& bog, all druggists and stores. or pOstrro
front Eatn.Buit Oo., Toronto, for price. Refuse
all imitations.
FIVE LINEIRS.COMING
ALL OF THEIR ARE DUE THIS
WEE& AT HALIFAX
TheY are Carrying Five Thousand Pas;
senors and the Majority of Them
Are to Land at Halifax—A Record
for One Week. '
wointheathenirwralYy f5x:o0m00
IsEa,u7stsiovepneegetsortesrenow
tiaainaleunralcs
port. They are all
due here this week. and the majority
of the passengers will land here, • This
influx of immigrants will be a: record
one for a week. Three of thesteamers
are Allan liners, and. they are bringing
over, half of ',the passengers,, The
Parisian, from Glasgow for felalifax
and Boston, has oiler 600 passengers
to be landed. ' The Carthaginian from
Glasgow via St. John's, Newfoundland
has over 400 passengers for this port
andalso a large number for Phila-
delphia, The Victorian sailed from
Liverpool last Friday on her first trip
this year, aud will have about 1,500
passengers. The White Star liner
Dominion, from Liverpool has about
Loon passengers, of which 505 will be
landed here. TheNorthwestTransport
liner Volturno is due Thursday from
Retterdam, and has 1,096 passengers.
PHOSPRON.OL
• The
Electric Restorer for Men
Restores every nerve in the body to
its proper tension; restores vim and
vitality. Premature decay and all
sexual weakness averted at once.
Phosphonol will make you a new man
Price $300 a box; or two for $5.00
Mailed to any address on receipt of
Price. The Scobell Drug Co, St.
Oatharines, Ont.
Representative From mtroit.
It, seems strange to read to -;day that
tn the first of Canadian Parliaments
3at a member representing Detroit,
Now Detroit is not only the commee
eial inetropolie of the)State of Miche
aan, but also one of the largest and
besiest of United States cities along
their northern frontier. At that time,
Detroit and a, part of ' the State Oi
Michigan were still held by the !erns
isle somewhat in the nature of a
iiledge that certain stipulations it
the treaty closing the war of the Ea
volution would be carried out .by the
United Slates; end, therefore, the
people of Detroit elected a represen.
Wiveto sit in the -earliest of Caila
than Parliaments.
'ant-
,fet cia&
W. R. COCNT,ER
CLINTON.
F. W. CUTLER; .
Painter and Paper Banger.
All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute.
LOGS 'WANTED.
Righest cash pribes paid for Bass-
wood, Elm, Maple or Birch, logs, de-
livered at our mill. •
The W, Doherty Piano & Organ
• Co., L't'd.
Mo n ument s
Choice Designs
Best Material.
.Jas.
Opposite the Post Office Clintont ;
Trousers
at $4.00
We have placed in stock a few pat-
terns of Imported Tronserings,
inoluding light, medium and dark
• gfey Worsteds. which we can make th
your measure fcr • .
Four Dollars
• CO.A.1J
Before placing your orders -for
your season's supply of Goal, get •
our prices. The very best goods
cae-ried in stock and sold at the
lowest pessible price.
Orders maybe left at Davis
Rowland's.Ilardware store or
with
W. J. Stevemson.
• mit Electric Light Plant.
NOW
To Beautify` the Eees„
Judiciously apply a little "makeup"
to heiebthia the effect of size or bril-
lian0; : •
Rub the eyebiows upward "'with the
finger 1.!ips, as do the women of south-
ern. Spain, in order to gi,e an effect
of piquaacy.
Arrtinge the hair so that the expres,
sion of the eyes May be heightened.
This is exceptional value, and worthy
of your inspection, if you are needing
a pair. We also have a full range of
Spring Suitings
in the new browns and greys...
Our Special. BLUE SERGE SUIT.
ING, guaranteed Indigo dye is a win- •
ner at $02.00, theeduit usually sold
at e25.00.
Go__W.13argekCo.7_
Agents for British. American Dyeing
- and Cleaning Co., Montreal.
Fi* d InCtee°d
Raying seaured a commodious Grain
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.
Ford & McLeod
O.T.R.STATION,' CLINTON::
IThe Automatic Vacuum, -
.CARPET, CLICANLVI
VACUUM CLEANING ie now con-
ceded, the World over, to be the only
efficient and sanitary method for ex-
tractin dust and dirt from Carpets,
'S • fact everything that contaiiis this
eve with a long and sweeping set of ve
Draperies, Pillos, Mattresses, and in
lahes.
Have
beauty furnish, the
etimulate the .e growth Of the lashes. enemy of the home—because, particu
Rugs, loors, Upholstered Furniture.
•
•
early by the "Automatic" wayit . gets
Drd,e Van's French -Female Fills ALL the dirt' without moving any
th eWilld's. Friend thing from its place, without injuring.
•the most delicate fabrics. and without
A. 'reliable regulator; . never fails stirring up a particle of 'dust
ex .
While these pills rre -ceedingly It replacesthe broom, the Carpa
powerful in regulating the generative Sweeper and the dreaded old -fashion.
portion of the female system, they are ed heuleanbidays,
strictly safe to tee. Refuse alt cheap se-cg
imitations. Dr de Van's are soldat $5
abox,or three for $10 Mailed to any
address. The Siobell Drug Co. St.
Catherine% Ord. . • "
- For Sale or to Rent by
A. E. TURNER
Welsh Man Arrested as Lunette. t ••••••••••••••••••••••••• : -
• •
immigration hall was • arrested on a . eae -e- •
A Welsh immigrant who Visited the • •
charge of insanity the other day. t How many t
He was gesticulating wildly, and no 2 • - •
him or to make him understand • in a Dozen? i
one seemed to be able . to underatand ;
tshtoeiond, inIthdisevnelaotpiyeed jothnguat hee. had been. 44. i • .f •
only trying to make himself under. . Twelve! and you count :
:
_ , : them to see 1 you get.
. _ .
I • th m - to When ou bu •
.MILBURN'S 146 e ' .* . 37 Y :
, ): a Wedding Ring and ,pay .
..• for 18K, you can't count :
LAXA-LIVER ' t them, you take the
: er's ,word, and often get :
PILLS t ql<, or less: We sell t
1Wedding Rings, and there :
• is exactly r8It in every :
Clean the coated tongue, sweeten the t
breath, clear away all waste and poison- . I 81C Ring. Test them -t.
•
,us niaterial from the system in Nature's any way you like.
easy indhner, and prevent as well as cure
'Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, •
Ileartbura, Catarrh of the Stomach, Sour •
Storn.ach, Wa+ter slwIraanshn, ivanerdxaallti.t,:uribteless: d, W..
arisirig from a disordered date of the ; 4
Stomach, Liver or Bowels. • 1 Re Counter I
for Yam+ more th tongue can ' t Jeweler and Optician. .
+ _,,Mjras.u.Te. reCd. Wforesytbeearrgs:
4-4 4-4-+
[
+ tell, from. liver trouble. ' Z Marriage Licenses.,
-4444,44- t tried several kinds of , 4
medicine but could get L....,....................
Stimulate the Sluggish Liver,
•
Issuer of
no relief untiit got Milburn's Lane:Liver
Pills. I eantiot praise thera too highly
for what they have done for me."
Price 25 cente it vial, or 5 for $tpo, at
all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. edielbtim Co, Lirmted,
Toronto, Ont:
Children Cry.
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTOR IA