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CUTLER.,
Painter and Paper finnan!'"
An Work guaranteed,.
Pricoe. reasogable.
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institmte.
LOOS WANTED.
• highest cash prices paid for Bass.
Wood,
afi t, Mr aplemill, Or Birch logs, de-
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`The W, Doherty PIano & Orgii4
Co. L't'd
Monunients
Choice Designs
Best Materials.
Jas. 1oig,
,Opposite ;the,. Post Office Clinton,
For & McLeod
Having secured a commodious Grain
-Storehouse,we re n
kinds of grain,fr wh ch the yhighest
prices will be paid.
Bran, Shorts, Corn and all kinds of
grain, Seeds and other feeds kept on
•hand at the storehouse,
Ford 82. McLeod
G. T. R. STATION. CLINTON'.
W. 8e WATTS & SON.
-store openi at.7.30 a m. closes at 8 p m.
We are Practical Boot and Shoe mak-'
ere and repairers. Boots made to or.
der from one to three days notice and
repairing done while you wait.
Farmers Attention
We -have on hand several pairs of
-our own make boots,just the thing for
the Spring , wear. Vome in and see
them. — - To our Londesboro Customors
-All repairing left at the post office
or at Mr R. Adams store will have my
best attention. I will be at my store
on Fridays. Give me a trial.
W. H. WATTS & SON
Opposite Post Office
The Automatic Vacuum
. CA R P;L T CLEANER
VAOUUM CLEANING is now con-
ceded, the world over,-tb be the only
.ef oient and sanitary method for ex-
tracting dust and dirt from Carpets,.
Rugg, Floors, Upholstered Furniture,
Draperies, Pillows, Mattresses, and in
Tact everything that contains this
-enemy of the homes,because, particu
larly by the' "Automatic" way it gets
ALL the dirt without moving any
thing from its place, without injuring
the most delicate fabrics. and without
stirring up a particle of dust
It replaces the broom,. the Carpet
Sweeper and the dreaded old -fashion.
ed house-31eaning days.
For Sale or 9to Rent by
A. E. TURNER
Lei on III.'r-» SOOond QuartOlr,
For April 17, 1910.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Matt, xi, 1.19.
Memory Vertigo. 4, 5 --Golden Text,,
John v, S$ -=Commentary Respired by
Rev. D. M. Stearns,
After the commission of last leeaoq
both Jesus and Hie disciples departed
and went through the tolvns preaching.
the gospel and healing. everywhere,
gee verse 1, with, Mark vi, 12,13;.I.4ke
or, 6. Wemay imagine the result from
such a passage ao Matt, Iv, 24, In
Luke t'it, 10.18, we read that after
Jesus raised the widow's♦ sou to lite
the people glorified God, saying that a
great prophet is risen up among ns.
and that God hath visited Elia people..
And this; rumor of Him went forth
throughout all -Judea and throughout
all the region roundabout. And the dis-
elples of John showed him of all these
things. This explains how, according
to yerse 2 of our lesson. John beard. In
the prison the works of Christ. We
learn from chapter rev that John was
put in prison -because be had fearlessly
rebuked sin in high places, a danger-
ous thing tO do if one's own comfort •is
considered wbe0 the powers that.be
are 41 league with the devil. So ' MI-
caiah, son of Irma. found it when for
speaking the truth he was put in pris.
on and fed on the bread and water of
affliction. Zechariah, son of Jeboiada,
was stoned to death because he testi-
fied that the people were in trouble be -
enlist: they had forsaken the Lord (II
Cbron. xviii. 25, 26; xxiv, 20, 24. The
hatred of the world, however; is not
strange. for the devil is the god of this
age,- atiV•she is the great adversary of
God and man. But 'when one is suffer-
ing for righteousness' sake and our
God, whose we are and whom we serve,
seems not to hear. us' and sends no de-
liverance -then it becomes very perplex-
ing to any but the strongest faith, See
Joseph as ulave and prisoner, Martha
and Mary with a sick and dying broth-
er and John the Baptist seemingly
neglected and forgotten., In reply to
John's question by his two disciples
Jesus in that same hour wrought many
miracles and said td the messengers,
"Go and sbew John again those things
which ye do hear and see": (verses
3.6; Luke vii, 20, 21). He also said as
much as "Do not be offended, John, if
1 do not come to see you, and 'do not
think it strange if I .do not release
you." We must remember His words
in John rel. 1-3; Isa. 1, 10.
The messengers from John having
departed, Jesus said to the multitudes '
concerning John that he was the one
foretold by Isaiah and Malachi as the
messenger who would'prepare the way
of the Messkih (Isa. xl, 3; Dial, iii, ).
-He oligo said that among`""=them thatr V
are born of women there !lathnot
risen a greater than John the Bap-
tist (verse 11). We remember that
Gabriel said, "He :shall be• great in the
sight of the Lord, * * * he shall be
filled with the Holy Ghost, * * * he
shall go before, Him in the" spirit and
power of Elias" (Luke 1, 15.17) -not
great in the sight of men, but ready to
testify or suffer or die that God may
be glorified. In connection with John's
greatness our. Lord added, "He that
is least in the kingdom of heaven is
greater than: he" (verse 11): This has
perplexed many because, perhaps, they
have not noticed that Jesus did not
say "the least in heaven," but the •
least in the "kingdom- of heaven,,or.
kingdom of God (Luke vis, 2$), which
means the kingdom to be set up on
this earth when Jesus: shall be king
over• all the earth. When the:
kingdom',
Comes John "himself. shall tie greater
than he ever was when here in humilia-
tion. The least in the glorified body, -
like Jesus Himself (I John iii, 2), shall
bagreaterthangreatest the here in a
mortal body. There is more light for
us upon this in due time, but let us con- .
sider the greatness of being "like Him"
and so continually behold Him as to
be more like Him now.
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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
Sind that we are not "all at sea" in our
business, but thoroughly ''up - to - the
minute" and watchful of the interests
�f our customers, knowing that, by so
Wing, we are really acting j;for our
wn ultimate benefit.
R. . DOWNS,
Merchait Tailor, - Clinton;
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,= them to see if you get
• •them, to. When you buy
• a Wedding Ring and pay
IP f• or 18k, you can't count
i them, you take the deal-
: er's word, and often get
e 1,7K or less: We sell
• Wedding Rings, and there
• is exactly i8K in every
4 18K Ring. Test them
any way you like.
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Issuer of
Marriage Licenses.
alt 'MOM muresing venom* (versa
12) evidently refers to the violate*
WW1 John was now isafcer'Iag ands
which Jesus, the Hint. wan soon to
Nutter at the hands Of the raters.. Poe
Luke 1rt, 16, R. N`. They kilted the
herald and alae Cruelly murdered the
Ring They they Violently pressed
against the kingdom and cawedits.
postponement till He *hail come again
In His glory. Stephen" gummed it up
In his discourse when he said, "Yes
stiff flecked and uncircumcised in heart
and ,spars, ye do always resist the Holy
• Ghost -al yoer father did, so do ye,
Wbieh of the prophets have • not your
father; persecuted/ And they have
slain them which shewed before Of the
Coming of the Jut' One; or whom yes
have been, now the betrayers and tour;
derera" (Act* Vii, 51, 52).
John the Baptist came in the spirit
and power of Elijah, and had they re-
ceived him and the Mesaiali whom he"
heralded the kingdom would have
coma, (verse 14); but, having acted as.
they did, the real. =Jab must come to
herald the return of Christ in glory
(Matt. xvit, 10-13). Let those receive
it who can.
They said that John had a demon,
and Jesus they called a glutton and a
winebibber and -a friend of publicans
and sinners: We must not therefore.
think it strange if we receive similar
treatment and are numbered with trans-
gressors, reviled and persecuted for
His Hake, We must consider Him who
endured lest we become weary. He
g''sveth power to the faint, and to them
that have no .might He inereaseth
strength. ,._.
NEW STRENGTH
IN Tit SPRING
Nature Needs Aid In Making New
llealtb•Giving Blood
In the spring the system needs ton-
ing up.• In the spring to be healthy
and strong you must have new blood,
Nst as the treesmust have new sap.
ature demands it and without this
new blood you will feel weak and lan-
guid. You have, twinges of rheumat-
ism or the sharp stabbing pains of neu-
ralgia. Often there are disfiguring
pimples or eruptions on the skin. In
other cases there is merely a feeling.
• of tiredness and a variable appetite;
Any of these are signs that the blood
is out of order -that the indoor life of
winter has told upon you. What i i.
needed to put you right is a tonic,,agd
in all the world there is no tonic can
equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These
Pills actually .hake new, rich red
blood -your greatest need in spring.
This new 'blood drivesout disease;
clears the skin and makes weak,easily
tired men and women and children.
bright active and strong. Miss A. M.
Dugay, Lower Cove,' N. S., says -"I
believe I owe my life to Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. My blood seemed to have.
turned to water. • I was pale as a sheet
and-I.sufIered:,-- from „headaches,. and
floating: spects seemed to be constant-
ly before my eyes. As the trouble
progressed my limbs began to swell,
and it was feared thatdropsy had set.
in and that my case was hopeless, U
to this time two doctors bad attended
me, but notwithstanding I kept grow-
ing worse, It was at this juncture I
began using Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, -
and after taking a few boxes 'I was
much improved. 1 kept on using the
Pills until I had taken eight boxes.
when my health was completely re-
stored."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail, at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2,50 from The Dr. Williams' Medi -
Co., Brockville, Ont.
A' Directory Of Breeders Of Pure
Bred Stock
• The Branch of the Live Stock Com.
missioner at Ottawa has issued are .
• vised edition of the Directory of
breeders of pure bred live stock in
Canada. According to the preface
page the work is.a compilation of in-
formation received through corres-
pondence, from ` breeders in all the
,pro'vincea in regard to the size of their
breading herds, and the number of
males and females of the several
breeds they have for sale. The Dir-
ectory is prepared to assist persons in
locating herds, studs and flocks in
their respective neighborhoods, or in
distant "provinces' from which pure
tired animals may be rocured. t i
stated in the Directory • that copies
will be sent to ranchmen, stock Lreed-
ers, secretaries of farmers' institutes,
agricultural societies, live stcck associ-
ations, and others who may apply for.
them.
D•
rde Van's French . Female Pills
• theWife's Friend
A. 'reliable regulator; . never • fails
While these pills rre exceedingly
powerful in regulating the generative
portion of the female system, they are
strictly safe to use. Refuse all cheap
imitations. Dr de Van's are sold at $5
e,box,or three for $10 Mailed to any
address. ` The ;Scobell Drug Co. St.
Catherines, Ont.
Was All Rvin p s
• ®w�• Weighed 125 Lbs.
Now Weighs 185.,
Mrs. M. McGann, Debec:Junction,
writes;"Lwish to tell you what Mil-
burn's Heart and Nerve Pills have done.
for me. Three years ago I was so run
down I could not d6 my own work. I
went to a doctor, and he told me I had'
heart trouble andthat my nerves were all
unstrung. I. took his medicine, as he
ordered me to do, but it did me no good.
I then started to take Milburn's 'Ilei.i,t
and Nerve Pills, and had only taken one
box before .I- started to feel better, so I.
continued their use. until I had taken
several boxes, and I am now strong and
well, and able to do my "own work When
I commenced taking your pills I weighed
125 pounds, and now weigh 185 and have
given birth to a lovely young daughter,
which was a happy thing in the family.
When I commenced taking Milburn's
Heartand Nerve P'
lls I
could not s
o
upstairs'without resting
before I got to
the top. I can now go up without any
trouble."
The price of Milbitrn's Heart and Nerve
Pills is 50 cents per box, or 3 boxes for
$1a5 art ail•dealers or mailed direct on
receipt of pried by The T. Milburn Co,,
United, Toronto, Ont.
HORSEMEN ATTENTION ,
The season is approaching when you
will need your- horsebills, THE NEW
ERA. is again this year in the best pos.
ition•to give you the best of service.
Our cuts are the best, We print you.
cards withtaste and despatch, and at
a fiery reasonable figure, besides giv-
ing those who get their eards here a
two -weeks' notice of the route in the
NEW En& (lsrgest circulation in the
district), Free of charge, which in it-
self is worth more than the whole
price of the cards.
nRt rifle'.
MILLINERY
r This is the question of importance with the Ladies .,just now, our
Spring Opening the 25th and 26th of March. ,Ladies Colne and see
the fine display of High Class Millinery. Paints -This is the time to
trim up your homes And here is where y
o ean find theBest
and cheap.
est -Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Turpentine, ete. Seeds•-I+'a,rmers now -
is the time to procure your Clover and 'Timothy seeds. We can supply
you. Produce wanted for either trade or essh,
R. Adams, Londesboro.
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NORWAY
PINE SYRUP.
L Specially Calculated 'To "Cure All D1-
5158501 the Tluoat and. Lull
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sero Throat,
Hoarseness, Croup, Pain: er Tighten* is
the Chest; and all Broncbtal Trouble*
yield quickly to the curative power's of
this prince of pectoral remedies. It
contain* all the virtues of the world
famous Norway pine , tree, combined
with Wild Cherry Bark, and the soothing,
Healing end expeetorant properties of
other excellentherbs and barksJoh,
MrsJn retch,
+ Windsor, Ontario,
ltast� 'writes: --"I was
Harking troubled with a nes.
Cough. ty hacking couch
♦ Cwed. for the past 8 i x
n months and wet?:
sed a
+.-� ♦ lot of different re-
medias but t b e y
did me no good. At last I was ,advised
by a friend to try Dr: Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup and with the first few doses
I found great relief andto-day my hack-
ing cough has entirel_y disappeared and.
I am never without Dr." Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup in the house;"
The price of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
"Syrup is 25 cents • per bottle. It is put up
in .a yellow wrapper, three pine trees
the trade .mark, sobe..euro and accept
none of the many, substitutes of the
original "Norway Pine Syrup."
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn.
Co., Limited. Toronto, 2nt. ` ,
Concerning Health
Never begin to read, write or sew
for several minutes after coming from
darkness to light; .
An excellent lotion 'for hands and
face is made by pouring boiling water
on a small bag of oatmeal. Press the
bag gently, then pour off the clear
part and add a little bay rum. a
Never sit on the edge of a sick per.
son's bed.'and do not place yonr chair
so that he must strain his eyesinorder
to see you. Get directly in the range
of his vision when his head is comfort-
ably placed on • the pillow and stay
there.
Court piaster is',_a good wrinkle
remedy. Out the paster into triangle
and strips to fit the Wrinkles and paste
on in the night. Remove,in ` the
morning and massage gently or five
or ten minutes with a good cold cream
Use a:strong plaster add one that will,
stick well. The black variety is best
for this purpose -
Some people do not care to sleep
with their bedroom windows open in
winter for fear of catching cold. The
following plan works splendidly: Pro-
cure a piece of wood an inch or two
inthickness and exactly the length of
the bottom ledge -or thewindowframe
Raise the lower sash insert the wood,
then press the sash , down. This al-
lows ,.a- current of air to -pass through -
the room without causing a draught.
Always'treat the hair carefully and,
take the utmost care of it, avoiding
everything likely to irritate the Scalp
or to put strain and pressure upon
either the hair or the scalp. ° Observe
the greatest care in brushing toavoid
dragging, twisting or breaking the
hair: careless and rough brushing is.
bad for the hair. The selection of a
hair brush is of the first importance.
A. brush that bites the scalps 'damages
the hair; this is avoided by using one
with long, flexible bristles. Never
brush the hair when it is wet.
Signals Ut Distress
Clinton People Should Know How
to Read and Heed2hem:
Sick kidneys;give .many: signals. of
distress.
, The secretions are dark, :contain a
sediment.
Passages are frequent, scanty, pain-
ful.
' Backache is constant day and night.
Headaches and dizzy spells are fre-
quent,
• The weakened kidneys need quick
help.
Don't delay! • Use a special kidney
remedy,
Booth's Kidney Pills cure sick,kid-
neys, backache, and urinary disorders
Clinton evidence proves this state-
ment.
John West of Mary Street., Clinton
Ont., says: -"Each little "cold I`con-
tracted from being over heated or ex
posure to cold weather would settle'
across my back and kidneys, The
urine would become highlycolored
and filled with particles of sand like
sediment. There was also a scalding
in passing that was very, annoying
My back was so tender " that when I
would stoop tor any length of time I
could scarcely straighten myself up
again. There was also a .weakness
there that was very noticeable when
lifting anything of consequence.
Booth's Kidney Pills were recommend
ed by Mr Holmes the druggist and
they quickly cured me of every sign
,of kidney trouble when all else 1 tried
had failed and I am '•stronger and
better in every way." Sold by Deal-
•ers. Price 50 cents. The R T Booth
Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont., Sole
Canadian Agents.
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114 u .67f':Vilbi'=;n. V 0/0/1.740
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis. Croup,.Coughs end Colds, or
money back. Sold and guai *ntced by
W. S. Holnyes, Clinton
To Keep Sunshine In The Monte
Don't show irritability over trifles.
Don't keep on constantly . Reding
fault.
Don't withhold praise when praise
is due.
Don't matte the moat of trouble.
Don't forget tnat health in the
home is the best sunshine.
b
Doti't forget that a little encourage•
itiF tit is always stimulating.
Don't get downhearted if the gun -
'bine seems to disappear; remember
t he sun can pierce the blackest ;Sends.
-110me Notes.
rice' Seated ds A a*lei
a
Coughs, Allen'is LungBatsain cur,;s
Whets ell other ]remedes
The tr Tsui* Jam liy an
orate* Pateetiste.
J,aexaMler the G get, being On ti viii►
it to an Oriental potentate,, .learned
hear juiitice was adminbstered, there.
Tiro persons come Into court and be.
vited the king's deCkion on the fol-
lowing point: The one had bought a
Mound of rubbish from the - other and
on exploring it found it Contained a
trey ere. Ile therefore wished to res
turn it to the owner, but the owner
refused to accept it. What was there
to be done? Now, the decision wag
that. as it happened that one of the
two persons had a son and the other
a daughter, they should be united in
marriage and the treasure should be
given to both of them as a dowry.
Alexander, in some :surprise, pointed
out that in his country the wetter
would have been differently settled.
Beth would h wo d bags been put to death
and the government would have ap.
propriated the treasure. The potentate
then asked whether there were cattle
in his country and whether the sun
shone there and the rain fell. Being
answered in the affirmative, he re-
marked that he thought Providence
had meant the rain and sunshine for
the cattle only, for human beings of
such inhuman disposition hardly de.
served these heavenly boons:
When -you go to the country take
a tiu of Davis' Menthol Salve along. It
is unequalled to relieve earache,sprain
burns, sots and bruises, 2f1 cents.
Proper attention to the hair
and scalp is the best preventive
of baldness. An occasional ap-
plication of Bearine Hair Pom--
ade keeps the scalp in healthy
condition. it nourishes the
hair folicles and supplements
the natural oil of the head.
Bearine not only prevents fall-
ing hair liut stimulates new
growth. -50 cts a jar at your
druggists.
ENTHOL
SL
,AVIS
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SALVE'
,
A simple effective remedy for many little
ills as well as some that are not considered .
Mae: A compound with a Vaseline base, in
coninnetion with Japanese Menthol and
otherdru rs making an efficacious remedyfor
Sore Throat, .•
Bimna, $rulsee,
as well as for Insect Bites,Seta
Just the thing for campers, hunters, as
well as for those that stay at homy
• 25c a box.
'DAVIS & LAWRENCE, Montreal.
Slight colds become adore offensive and sickening every day. The
Inflammation extend., further Into the head, soon the oars begin to
burr and ring, the head ache.,, the eyes pain droti:dtully, the nose gets
plugged up, and this forces the patient to breathe throutt -the mouth.
Vile, .flltby Secretions are forced back into the throat, requiring a
great deal of coughing to keep the air passages /free, 8'IrialIY, this
foul matter finds Its way into the stomach, causing dyspepsia and
general ill -health. By this time the patient has SYSTEMIC CA.
TARRH, which saps strength, •depletes the vital energtee till Cob*
gumption is the unhappy result.
BREATHE
CATARRHOZONE
It doesn't matter how long
you. have Buffered, or how
often you have felted to get
relief, even, though Colds and
Catarrh may affect every or-
gen in your body, you can be
hal-
nmeoh rlgtsotg taeuredper of Care
tarrli..tono,
A few breaths through Ca-
tarrhozone Inhaler clears the
phlegm out of the throat and.
stops coughing. The nos-
trils are cleansed of oftenslve.
mucous disobarge,and sneez-
ing and sniffling stop at
once. Partial loss of hear-
ing and headache (very
common symptoms of Ca-
tarrh) are quickly cured,and
in a short time every trace;
of, Catarrh disappears,
We are so confident that
Catarrhozone will cure your
Catarrh `that ,we are willing
to refund the money .in every
case a purchaser is not fully
satisfied Catarrhozone has
afforded a lasting benefit.
Nothing could be fairer. Now
is your chance to get cured.
Get Catarrhozone to -day and
satisfy yourself as to its
wonderful curative powers.
Two Months' Treatment Gnuranteed to cure.
Price $1.00—Trial Size 50c.
All Dealers or the OATAiUtROZONE COMPANY, Kingston, Ontaince
17,
fee tvitt4
W.•R. COUNTER
• _CLINT ON.
Eggs for Hatching
' Rose Comb and Single' Comb
Rhode' Island Red s
Clock wing, tail and hackle; correct shape and
' -' . color, and NO SMUT, '
Eggs $1,50 per 15, $2 if shipped, ex-
press prepaid,
d,.
Agent for Boston Dry Feed Hoppers,
M C KAiJFMAN, ` Clinton
Golden Laced Wyando is
I have a;choice pen of this handsome
fowl. 'They are the open -laced kind,
15 females mated to a cock bird winn-
er of 2nd at Owen Sound. i. have
proven them to be excellent layers:
$1.00per 13. Onslow Crich,Clinton.
Siuiie Comb Brown Leghorn
Prize Winners at Clinton prize Show
and Blyth Fall Show Eggs guaranteed
to hatch, 15 eggs. for. 1. dollar.. ,
J. C. PO WNEY BlythP. O.
Exhibition Single Comb White
I.eghorns.
Winners at the great Ontario, Eggs -
$I.50 and $2.00. Most popular of
Mediteranean Classes. • '
DURST BROS. BENMILLER.
Lm
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
From poultry direct for Rhode Island
$1.50 per setting of 15, or $2.75 per two
settings,
3. H, GRAY. Londesboro.
lm
Chickens Wanted.
5000 chickens wanted next October and.
November for fattening purpose. Will
be shipping broilers up to the end of
June. Now is the time to get the ineu
bators and brooding hens busy. Prices
sure to be high at the Holmesville
Poultry Station.
N, W, TREWARTH'A.
Phone 4 on 142.
WON
CO A.I
Before placing your orders.for
your season's. supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stook and sold at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Davis
& Rowland'ta hardware store, or
With
W, J. Stevenson,
lit Electric Light Plaint.
• WITH STEELSHANK
The makers of the "grnpress" produce more high-
grade shoes for women than any factory in Canada,
and when you consider that three hundred thousand
pairs of this modern shoe are sold every year in Can-
ada
to women who weals only the highest grade of
footwear, and that almost every fourth woman you. ;
meet will be wearing a pair of thea ress" Em there
must be a cause. p f'
WE ARE ONE OF THE 500 AGENTS.
. J.ICLUPF.
Clinton
Agent
Is a General Nuisance,• and Causes Sickness,
but it Gan be Avoided by Using "
DUSTBANE
on sweeping da ty. "Dustbane, ' Moreover, dis-
infects the room and restores Rugs to their
original freshness The women swear by "Dust
bane " when once they have used it.
Don't have another dusty sweeping day, but
get a 33e• package of Dustbane
We are authorized by the manufacturers of
"Dustbane " to send you a 35c can of their
Sweeping Compound. We want you to use this
on trial fc r p - a week. At tree end of this period,
if not found satisfactory, we will take it back,
and there will be no Charge for quantity used.
It Does Away u -illi Dust on Sweeping Day.
You want it.
Sold in bbls, half bbls, andq uarter bbls, for stores,
schools, churches, hospitals, banks,
and public buildings,
HarlandDi.tributors
for Clinton
• Canadian Factories St. John, N.B. Winnipeg, 'Man.
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