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Ontario To.dai, • News Notes.
and Twenty Years
It is expected that 50,000 immigrants
from Great 13ritain will settle in On-
tario this week. About an equal num-
ber of Ontario will remove to the
Northwest in the same time. ' The vol-
ume of the two human -currents is like-
ly to increase rattier emu decrease It
le quite within the range of possibilities
that in the next six or soyen years we
may lose half a million of our own
yeople to the Northwest and receive
an equal number from the Old Land.
Such great changes in a province with
a population of a little over 2,000m.100
xnust produce important industrial
and social effects. We are losing
not only the young and iarogreseive,
but those of our own habits and cus-
toms; we are getting young as well as
014 from abroad. but these, whether
young or old, are not as progressive as
are the men and women we are losing,
And their views of life differ in .many
'respects from those held here. As a
result of all this Ontario ef ten years
hence will differ vay materially from
the Ontario of today. Those of our
people who go to the Northwest will
also be ethanged ; they will find them-
selves developing in the boundless
West a new point of view, and will be
greatly influenced by strangers !roue
the United States, Great Britain, and
the four corners of Europe. If one
could do the Rip Van Winkle act; he
would not know the Canada in which
he would awake twenty years hence -
Toronto Weekly Sun.
NOT SLEEPING WELL. ,
Without sleep them can be no bodily
or Mental vigor,consequentlysleepless-
ness is a dangerous condition. Nothing
so surely restores sleep as Ferrozone
it's harmless - just a nourishing,
strengthening tonic. Ferrozone vital-
izes every part of the body; makes the
nerves hardy. completely rebuilds the
system. - The cause of -sleeplessness is
removed-heelth is restored -you can
work, eat, sleep -feel like new. after
using Ferrozone. Don't put off,Ferro-
zone costs 50c per box at all dealers ;
get it to -day. . •
Robert Lipton and W. J. Anderson.
broehers-in-law and.. partners in ,the.
banking firm of Anderson, Lipton do
Co., Ida Grove, Iowa, Who were eandi-
• dates for Mayor and, came nut even in
the returns •with 229 votes eaeh, will
.pitch a game of quoits with the Mayor
alter at stakee` It is rumored that some
years ago, whet- the men 'were nothing
but friends, they courted two sisters,
but were ,undetermined as to which
should , have. ,his choice: The story
goes that they then pitched titioits and
abided by the decision, which proved a
'happy one to both. .
KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR.
If yotir bowels didn't move for a
week you would be prostrated. It
more than one day goesbyyou become
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Dr, W. J. Douglas, of Cohourg, died
while driving to visit a, patient,
A friend in the Old Country has prd-
sented. Knox aural, St. Mary's, with
$1,000.
Mrs. Robert Edwards, of Brantford, •
committed suicide by swallowing car-. ,
bolic acid.
•
1Vm. Whitney was killed by a fall
at the Federal Assurance building at •
Hamilton,
Mrs. Cook, of Elizabeth street, Strat-
ford, tried to commitsuicide by taking
carbolic acid.
At Sault Ste. Marie Alex, Mitchell
was fatally burned through the burst-
ing open of a door in an iron furnace.
Over 11,000 immigrantsarrived at
New York last Thursday on board
seven steamships from European ports.
This is the record for. a single day.
Through the efforts of Forster Boul-
ton, M. '„ Oanahian newspapere and
magazines are now for the first time
on file in the British House of Com-
mons reading room,
Vice -President McGuigan of the G.
3'. R. says they have saved at least •
$1000 a day the past winter on account
of the phenomenal mildness of the
weather. Not on the entire Canadian
system had there been.any -necessity
to bring out snow plows. In the past
twenty years he had never seen such a
winter.
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The Ar esti E
THE (/th$TON 1111W ERA
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1 Tour Stu WM rind Toil Out.
I :1 THE UNCROWNED QUEEN
Four Si
4./m14
Christian Guardian ; John A. Me.
0411, late president of the New York
I Life Assurance Company, has passed
away, his death hastened, without
doubt, by thapitiless exposures of his
tlishonesty.iour conniving as head of a
great trust institution. Richard Mc.
EuirreciTi; president of the Mutual
o e up o and envied by man
Li' few months ago, has been eonapeller
to retire in disgrace that to many would
be worse than death. Senator Depew,
the darling of many a. political and
social orgenization, and•ae one time a
name to conjure with, has fallen .o
low that there are few indeed so poor
in morals as to do him haulage. There
are many other names we might men -
tem of those whom the inexorable law
has amid up in the midst of. their ins -
honesty and crime. It almost seems
as if there might be some notable
names to add to the list even in this
fair Canada of ours. Sometimes we
are led to complain that the wicked
go unpunished, but oftener we almosa
Shudder at the dogged Inexorableness
that in the end brings a man face to
face with his evil -doing. Your sin
Will find you out "-that is the law in -
wrought. in the very moral constitution
of theell1117,0 • -Cie I t to
gloat Over but to tremble at.
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Joseph Cartier; a farmer, aged about
fertye was suffocated during a fire in
his house on the fourth concession. of
(Methane township last Thursday ev-
ening. Cartier went upstairs to ex-
tinguish a fire lighted in the garcet
among a litter of old papers by his
little son, and was there overcome hy
smoke and perished. He is.lame in
limb, one which hampered his move,
meitts, and is supposed to have lost,his
crutch in the smoke and could not get
away. The body was taken out un-
harmed by the fire, by neighbors, one
of whom, named Blackburn, nearly
perished in the 'building. before he
could be removed, when overcome by
smoke also. Cartier leaves a wife and
four children,
he Armenian era" began Tues-
day, duly 9, A. D. 552, when the coun-
eil of the Armenians formally separat-
ed from the church of the. Greeks, thus
defleitely establishing a separate ec-
clesiastical organization.
Silver Coinaffe.
• The first deposit of silver bullion to
be coined isms by the Bank of Mary-
land, July 18, 1794, that institution
sending in $80,11.5,735 in French coins.
• • Divisions of '
The. Greeka and nothans had no
weeks until they borrowed this division
of time from the east the .Greeks
divided the month into three ,equel
•
periods; the RoMaUS into three very
unequal -the kalends; ides and mnes.
•
Cervaitten and Hie Wife.
Cervantes drew a piettwe of his own
wife in th "MistresS 'Housekeeper For
the Devil," •whem Sancho Panza
ed.so bitterly. •
• Eli,..Terrfthe woodeneelock 'genies,
yv.),$" the first. Amertean drummer • or
minercial treveler,.-being obliged to
ma.ke regular trips from his home hi
Conheetieut over into New York to diSe
pose of his waren. 'This was in 1790,
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41 • 'Cicero. • :
CICO1'0 an punster. A. eel.
lection • not now • salami of his puns
languid, blood gets bad, breath horribly
offensive, von feel sick all . over. To Wai( made by Julius Caesar. •
remedy this take Dr. Hamilton's Pills •
which regulate the bowels and cure
constipatioo. Takehent night you are
well lir-Morning. They purify and.
cleanse the system, preyent headache,
billiousness and sick stomach. Prompt
and certain are Dr. Hamilton's Pills of
Mandrake and Butternut, 25e per box
or five for 81.00 atall deolerselL",Lakie
Lemons tsged ngi Soap::
Lemons are used Or •Stntp'15 many
countries 'Where they grew. When. the •
men and Women of the ' West Indies
s lo Wash their hands they squeeze
the juice of a lemon qi,er• thembriSkly,
in water Until th ev 'are.cleen.
S :PEOPLE
BY FANNIE M. LOTHROP
CROUP IS DEADLY.
It must be stopped quickly. Nothing
so sure as Nerviline. Give it internally
and rub it on chest and throat -croup
soon vanishes. • •No doctor can write a
more efficient .prescription than. Pol-
'soresNerviline,which reaches the trou-
ble and cures geickly. The marvelous
power of Nerviline wills urprise you
it's the best. householdremedy- for
coughs, colds, sore chest, croup, and
internal pain of every kind. Large
bottles have been sold by all dealers for
nearly fifty yeaas at 25c.
• see ea a cigar usestee,
• The skater's matches were all gone,
but nevertheless he smiled. •
light my cigar with .a piece Of
Ice," he.sald, . • •
"A. piece of ice? Rubbish:" ' •
,But, still smiling. the young Man
carved a fragment of ice into' a rude .
lens and held beneath „the lehs his
' The rays of the sue •Cantentrated
on tie eigarin a round bright spot of
gold; 'Sean this spot began to smoke,'"
Another mome4 and the clgar was
lighted: .• • '
"A.n ict Iens," said the skater, puffing
up "conceetrates the heat. of the sun
almost as well as a grass leni. hays
seen a ' giant ice lens Make water boil. -
Ice boiling water -almost. Improbable,
eh?" •
* Cultured a Little Hit.
A. young woman studying at the
. Academy of. Fine Arts in Philadelphia
is credited by the Philadelphia Record
with the invention of a word which
should fill a long felt want: In the cia
ole in which the: young woman moves •
the -word ``culture" is in her opinion
overworked and misused, being drag-
ged in ou every occasion to describe
• personS of a certain status as to Intel
lect and breeding. "Are they cultured
people?" the young woman was asked
concerning some acqueIntanee$, and
her reply was, "No, they are only Cue
turined." . -
ARE .YOU MARINO, $2.003.22 • A
• YEAR? It is being done with 'our goofts,
Worlt is pleasant, Permanent and prodtable.
goods ffsed in everY house, every dayNo
and no deed to Create the demand., Legiiintate.
reputable business. You can startwitliout a cent
) of' capital. . Write to da y: G Wu:snit' r.S...Co..
stvlioiggiigue 'Seas, aud.tioare, Lott.im ont
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"Sir," said tho gt... or to the car -
'A Denise 'you I,nvo iwpotratea a brazt
en 1n41ttt itt caricaturin;,tue as it hog.;
1.1.11 puipl;) apoloy is due.." . •
"Very 811'," sir," rctplieti the courie-
ofts cat•toonite. "I will write an .apol-
...piry to •tli‘.? hri tf yoi wib give•
address."-.Ttnit,,e. .• • -• " • .
The tittiert courttourt. .
• Photo by Now:nom, Iflontrwil
SIR 'WILLIAM. VAN ‘HORNE
The .Builder of the. Canadian, Pacific.,
• Sir 'William Van Horne, Chairman of the Board of DirectorS of the Canadian
Pacilic It. R'
. is the most versatile mart in Canada. ' He is a railroad builder who
defied obstacles that would 11(1.V(‘ daunted Most able men; he is collector of paint.,
ings and is a painter.of ability; he is a deep student and a pleasing talker.: lie is a
successful amateur fanner; he is the head And prime mover in dozens of big enter-
prises which he handles simultaneously with the ease of a• Japanese juggler tossing
halls into tlueahe and lie is. invading Cuba and Guatemala with the great advance -
agent of eivilizatiori -railways, , • •
He was born near Joliet, 111., in 1843, ii lineal descendant of one of the Dutch
founder, of New 'AmSterdaiti, the germ frotri which the great city of New York has
evolved. At fourteen the death of his father made it necessary for him to secure
the living the world (mos to .everyone who works day and night to colh,et the debt.
lie Was first, telegraph operator on the Illinois Central, then, went' into the service
of the Michigan Central where he seinained Six years, leaving to be train dispatcher
• of the Alton, there risiiig eueecesively to the position Of superintendent of telegraph
and divisional superiatendeue Ire afterward occupied managing positions on the
St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, Southern Minnesota, Chicago. and Alton;
and Chicago. Milwaukee and tit. Paul Railways, going froze the latter to the „Can-
adian. Pacific as general manager. •
Tho ineeption of this, one of 'the world's greatest railway systems, was dim
to the ptitrietisin, courage alid enterprise of Lord Mount Stephen and Strathcona
and other capitalists; but the virtual building of the road and putting into the
completed work the soul of a mighty, purpose, the bouinliess energy, vitality and
brain that have made it what it is, was the work of Sir William Van Horne. In
ts,s'iehrbeetecle riceepresithnt of the road and four yeas later was made president
..tus 'splendid organizing ability. his ninetery of, detail, his infinite r('sourcefulness,
his eonquest of .obettuties-ell find their, !listing momunent in this splendid work.
He has the visions Into the future that distinguish all great leaders; lie sees the oak
in the. acorn, he sees in imagination the busy town with its teeming •population,
where other men see only a possible good site for a town. For him to see a need,
iS to plan; for him to plan, is to execute. . •
• In 1804, Queen Victoria, reufgnizing the marvelous inlpetue he had given to
Canada, conferred on him an honorary knighthood, whieh he modestly aeeepted
Its a tribute to his railroad, and has since carried his honors with the simplieity,
grace and dignity of a large.minded, broad -gauge man.
Wahl ittottlinsje Ad of tilt Hafted or essAds. Hsi yew 1St by W. C, Mt*it th4tetectelett of *WOO
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She -What! Marry you? Why, you
couldn't keep an old cat alive.
Ite-But, dear, you kuow I said
should lnaFst op your funnier. aotliving
'with us.-NewYork. Wo -ht.
Are Vou
Up to the nark?
If not feeling as well as you
should, do not make the rms- •
take of letting your health take
care of itself. Resort to •
eechetn's
• Pills
$olil Everywhere. In 1poses 25 coati._
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iz1 ataxy Eliza Betsy Smith
u es orgraltnottr;,r,x):;Yuerf7 49t a r43314.
0 She'd reached the age or twenir•One.
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ah5 would nbt marry -no, not she!
She'd rather independeaey.
8ho said that love was balderdash;
'1 But, beinve r h rt f h
And having n d o ricr
re ation,
o e
She had to take a situation.
A dry goods store she first essayed,
Although she rather balked at thatte•
Here she was treated Ulm a, slave
Until she'd 050 oOt in the grave.
She gave that up and blossomed forth
Follow Thein and Wank Happi-
ness and Prosperity will be iqours.
If one would be healthy, happy and
. prosperous, follow these four simple
rules. () Keel) the bowels open every
ditY• (2) Chew your food slowly and
thoroughlY. (3)Avoid indigestiblefoods
(4) 1.1 there age any symptoms of stom-
ach, troubles, take Mi-o•na before each
meal until cured.
• No mattetehow many years you may
have suffered with stomach troubles;Or
how worried by sleeplessness, nervous-
ness, loss of appetite, furred tongue,
specks before the iotes,headaches, Jodi-
gestiontor ocher ills that are caused by
a weak stomach, you eau be cured by
the faithful use of Mi-o-na.
Take one of the little tablets before
each meal with the fixedlterermination
to get the most benefit out of it.
Mi•o-na is not a fanciful experiment,
it, is not a patent medicine, it is not a
:pats all. It is nientille remedy, re-
commended but for one trouble -weak-
ness -of the digestive organs,
When Mi-o•ina has been used for a
few days, the digestive system settli1 he
so greatly 'improved that all the foOd-
eaten is converted into nutrition,so
that nourishment and health are given
to the whole system and there os
rapid increase in weight, strength and
spirits. •
If you cannot obtain Mi-o-na of your
druggist, it will be sent by mail, post-
paid, on receipt of price. . Write us for
advice ori your case from a leading
stoinach specialist which will be sent
free. The R. T. Booth Company, Ith-
aca, N. Y.
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Finnish Marriage Fete, -
Itfarriage fetes in Finland, as in Nor.
*way, are otten prolonged for several
days, evenaniong folk of humble rank.
One peculiarity; whit•li may excite more
surprise than approval: among eligible
sultorsin our' oWn, canary, is that the:
Finnish lover neYer himself "pops the
. question" to the girl:of his • Oholee. The
mementoes propose), Is made through, a .
• third person, s• called the etaireau," to
- whom the happy couple give a present
when his delicate repletion proves suc-
cessful and ends in a wedding. .Not te
commonly their gift tothe talman tie
the dnromaittic -form of a shire
Inlike manner the. elergyinau 'egg
presides over the. nuptlal eervice
eeives a Minnie, ..and ineepensive ;pits
eute often a handkerchief and. a pair of
Warta hair gloves. A siniilarglftisbe.
ettowed . upon the Oh -eating priest 'at
fonetut§, • upon these mournful ocea:,.
sloes the Service Is exeeedfiigly simple
-more so than would satisfy.theriews
of 'British Undertakers -2 -but the burial
is, as a rifle, •fctilowee.by.lare,e liosnitai- •
I ty on the :pare 'or. the , berea vett family.
-London Graphic', •• .• • •••
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.ena4eiteessee, re, ;esseitienseetea...,- .
In 'Jule, 1$55, A debate, waS.going.eii
In Me • house of . commons resketing
tertf ;John latteriyard Jaarlt Russell's
Igneteinio.tis failure' during his mission
in Vienna to bring the ,C1 iraean war to
an end,. in eonSequence• which the
opposition ' indulged itt. some' strong
criticism regarding -The party in power,
At last 'Lord Palmerston, • then pante
• ininister, rose and: began .to talk la a
hectoring way. *bout "this anuecessary
and unprovoked. attack upon the ger-
ern:aka" and ended by saying - in a.
loud voice and looking straight at two
literary raembers-Betwer sold Disrietl.
-who were &Ulm; . together . on . the
front opposition. beech': • • '
"The rodeo:len are: making 'Meth
Ado; About Nothing.'" , • ••
• Re sat down amid load cheers from
his own side, .but in an instant Bulwer
. was up and with •exqiesite. grace and.
'sarcasm Said: , • • • •
"Me: Speaker" -then turning to bow
slightly toward -the treasury bench -"I
beg '•to'• remind the noble .lord • that. in
chronologietti. -order "Much Ado . About
Nothing' coiner aft.er Comedy. of
Errors.' " ' • . • a • •
Oil Ituon. the Troubled Waters.
Lady -Ali your marine pictures rep-
resent -the sea as calm. Why don't
•you paint' a • storm voce in awhile?
Artist -We painters in loll can't paint
a torrii, 1 have often outlined a
storm oh the canvas, but as soon as I
begin to spread 'on the MI colors the
waves subside and the sea becomes as
Om es a duck pond.-Piinch:
•.whenUnnetesioary.
"You don't even know how to make
a lemma tart," remarked the cookleg
echool.girl, with IMP scorn.
"It Isiet, necessary to make a lemon
(are" replied the other. • Ali the teal -
ons I've ever seen were pretty iart al-
rea dy."
A Theurer.
•
"What sterted old Illicit apenny to
stndying nocult science?"
•Ji,,, Willit:4 ill' eult• vst( a pew sense:
,) ltm run soe a bill "collet:tor 'through a
Meek N11( II,"
Where to Get It,
• ".4. simple look is all 1 crave,t, said
the sentimental young mare to the
heiress.
eraoh ;voted better consult your &dr-
,
• rot.," sin% rosplied 'tartly,
The tin teed or the vicious willdo yOU
tottOti thou their conversationa-
• flee doe . •
syrups thy.
it may Mame' be 'said that eyinpathy
exisit Itt ail minds. as Faraday has
diseoveiall that megnetisie exists In all
It:idols, but a (Taltril temperature is
required to develop- tho.,Itiditen proper.
tv, whether 111 the metal or the mind,-
. Bel were
A Menu ttueatin.,
Wedderly-Today is the tenth aunt-
versary of my marriage. Singleton -
Well, what do you expect? Wedderly-
WhIeli do 1 expect? Singletail-Yes,
vongratulatione or sympathy?
. Hough on the Men.
Mrs. Ifoyleal believe that tny bus.
band is leading a double life, Mrs.
Doyle -You ought to 1n sal letter' these
days if he isfft tending a triple lite.
Plying kites may be brought back by
pulling in the string, but tying words
hate ito Stripa, to
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ADULTERANT OR COLORING MITT
IIIIPUIIITIES OF ANY KIND IE
In something Atte(' for Inc worth-
companion to a lady, then,
With salary increased to tem
Ah, tide was really very gooal
S11.0 4 lots of cash and lots of food,
But here again 'twos wry pieta
She'd heaps of reason to complain,
For, ever at her mistress' call, •
She really was no one at all,
Maybe above the seryttot maid,
•Put that was all that t•ouid be said. '
One .day she 'Woke up to the fact
That there was,sotnething still she lacked
To gain the liberty site-eraved
Ifswornan's rights were to be saved.
Tier trammels quickly off she shook
And straightway took a Place as Cook.
And now it Is her vaunted boast
Site rules the guldtress, hoose and roast:
She bosses all, and that's the pith
Or woman's rights, says Mary Smith.
Touche klancoCit in New York Press,
To Save Her Face, "‘
Lady (to new cook) -But, Mary,
what's the matter? What have you got
that veil on for? •
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Cook -Sere, netini, I don't want to
•have my oomph. spok i&,
latte .
• • 50‹, .
Odom eau boe •,• a g,
ese.di ot whicli-ve srA;
duce strong suds and remove dirt and
grease readily • •
Origin of, the Woolwich, .
The weelaack; on which' thaloial chan-
cellor of England sits; is, a large square
hag of 'wool covered wale red cloth. 'It •
..ivas first Used in the time of Edward
111. to remind the peers• of the great
Importance 01 tbetsoo1 trade to Eng -
'lend and the 'consequent necessity of
keeping .friendly with Flanders. ' •
The First SOade,
The first agrieulieral Instruinene the
ancestor of bath' Splideaind pick, was a.
.pointed,stick.
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•
•. Tweed.
Tweed, as a cloth' name, arose from a
'inietake. Its name was twill, but in a•
blotted invoice sent to a London mer-
chant the word booked /lye tweed, and
so It came into use. .
Peathersi.
The minim lists (Iodate that the feath-
ers of birds are simply modified hairs.
Languages. . •
It Is estimated that. sinee the "con-
founding of tenguages" at Babel there
have beeir something like 5,000 xliffer-
• ent forms of speech. This estimate
• reckous 1,500 distinct languages and
3,500 collogulals. • • ••
eaVLON NATURAL eRgEN Tga '
• Put up in sealed lead packets to preserve 1
many excellen,1 qualities.
•
Sealed tead Rackets only. 24c. 30e; 40c, 50g, and 60c Per ib'
, at ail Qracers, ItighestAWard St, Lotus, 1904.,
Carpets and Linoleum,.
Our Spring Stock of Floor coverings is eomplete.
Show many new patterns; Prices a little lower than last yea
• English Brussels at • $ .85 $1.00
English. Tapestries at 40 .50 • ,65 .
•
4M1 -Woo Vard wide • .60 .75 ;85 $
Reversible Union .25 . .85 .45 -
Scotch Linoleum per sq yd .25 .40 - 40
Carpet squares in EniOn, Wool, Tapestry and Brussels at prices th
will interest economical housekeepers.
J. 11. Chellew, Bum,
Furniture nd Undertaking.
L WA YS RELIABLB
Hovey's Baking Powder, per ib. ...25e Hovey's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
Hovey's Compound Syrup of White • and Hypophosphitee, 50%
• Pine and Tar, for boughs • pure Norway Oil! made by
tonic and strengthening eItivey's Cocoa Cream, ()ream of '
Our °WO receme. /stone
and.colds, . 4 oz. bottle fo•r 25c
Hovey's Beef, Iron and Wine,c for bottle •• • • • • • 45e
• other 'just- as good' 16 oz. •
medicine 10 oz. bottle 750 Witch llakel and Cream a.
ox.. , ..... 5 .
noveY's Compound Ivan Pills, 50;in Violets, for chapped hands,
... . ... ......
a b25ot boxes $1 00 etc, per bottle
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• J. E HOVE•Y
7 Dispensing Chemist
and Druggist •
.111missossiismausomoNismonlimaluan
Paint Your fluggy •
.Buggip's 'need painting' this spring, and the time. to
have them done is now, and the pace to have them .
done right is at., •
niball .McMath's
Huron Street, Clinton.
0 a. lAtentioat
How about Seeds? Call early. We have Red Clover, Alsike and Lucerne,
Timothy. eta. • • • • '1.
Anyone wanting anything special should call and order early so as to be
"sure of procuring it when needed. We will talk more of seeds later on. •
WI Dins.- Call and examine our new Spring Goods of all kind?. See out
beautiful range pf,Colla,re, get a pattern sheet, Our, ina,ga,Mne and patterns ars
very cheap.' • •
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Emporium, Londesboro,
Feb. 20th, 1906,
Teeth of the Sea Wolf.
The stones that weed formerly pass-
ed front hand •to heed as being th
gems fossil teeth of the sea wolf.
• ‘..lranciffsi Titles. • .- •
The titles ot -Jewish' rabbinicalwrit-
' lugs tire •uften' fanciful. 'One .Commen-,
tory is citiled "The • iletirt of Aaron,"
tbe Introileetion to the Talmud is. the
0Boties ofaoseple", and. other -treatises
are termed' "Garden- of Nets" and'
"Golden Apples4" • • •
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'Niagara,
It is estimated that the cataract .of.
Ningfillt is 31,000 years old. The height
, of ,the fails was. atone period 420 feet.
it Is. now,100 feet. • .
1-1DAMS.
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4044444-T-44 47414V$4464-$
Did you ever Stop to think
When buying a Dinner, Tea or Toilet Set, or Fancy China,
first-class goods, up-to-date shapes �r decorationsbe sure and call
at.J. W. IRWIN'S, 5 ORATES ON THE WAY FROM TUE •
s97 POTTERS IN ENGLAND. . •
•fte eer
Teas, Sugars and Canned Goods
Alseirist lanzors4 •
Mail). razors have been found in the'
reins of .Pompeil. They are of dif-
ferent sham% some resembling knives, -44,
, others beteg 110t unlike the razors of
the • preseilt day. The barber shops of
an ty were also provided with bot-
tles otperfome and boxes. of ponaatum.••
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— ' The Caspian Seal. •
The largest hotly of water in the
world having no .mitlet in the ecetin Is.
the Caspian mea, it being 1.8,009 spare
• /11116In exfrout.
MILBURN'S
LAXA•BLIVER
PILLS
Us lads shire and ode, and area palms
regulator of the swam. • '
They gently nalock the secretions, atom
away all effete and wash. Matter iron tbs.
epteso, mad ere tone and vitality to th•
• *heist Intestinal tag* ehtlag, Cong4P-
don* Mak Headache, Baktuniela., Dyer? ,
gao Darted Tongue, Pod Breath. Awls,
glee, Itoarthsuys,ond Waster ,Brash. itto.
IL 1. Ogden,. Woodstock,. N.B., andtars
olty husband and myself have used
Imenee Lau. -Liver. Pills tor a slumber ad
JL Ws think stei cannot do Ill*shoes
taw*. NI tbs aisly *a war
lake.*
Irdos 115 &iota et Ow 1)4 gat for PAR
Mali did*. oe direot on i5 et prim.
1%6 T. Waft 00., L1ssi4%real%
Oak
• We lead in Quantity, Qaality and Prices.
Special outprices on Sugar in 100 lb bags
io Agr College saye "YeiloW Leviathan stands at the
SictuitEtuD
All kinds, Red Clover, Alsike, Timothy, Or-
ehard Grass, Mangold and 'Turnip Seed. Outer -
head of the list in yield per etre in 25 different varieties," '•
J. W. IRWIN
CASH PAID:VOlt BUTIER:AND EGGSiT
Clinton Sash, boor, 'and
Blind Factory.
f
The Town of Clinton, is on the eve of
a "boom," if you contemplate .building,
let us give:you our 'estitnation,'etc.'
tarlleadquarters for all kinds of Wilda's' materisU,IS•1
S. S • COOPER Clinton,
gouse and Lot for Sale
A BARGAIN FOR A QUICK PURCHASER
The house now occupied by rue, containing 14 rooms,
A. two-story frame building; front, side and back en-
trance corner bIt halfetcre t good stable, from side
'
entrance; coed oreliard, For an immediate purclwer,
will be sold. at it EAIIGAIN. The house is built of solid
timberseand will last a, life-thne.111$200 spent recently in
modern improvements. For further particulars, or an
inspection of property, apply to
,THOS. 'JACKSON, SEN,,,, CLINTON