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V Res frd fr soler ] atrt.rt qld out 1.
Restore freshness, at+'�iii ► sg.
to your gray hail; r Hall's Vegetabl.
eirilisn'Heir Benelller will do all
thiia. gold for over halfa century,
your air !or the whiskers and moues/ hs we twits
NIIQHIN4gAM'a DYE. ft colors a rich brown
ore soft black. R. P. HALL A CO. 'Nashua. N. H.
Farmers' Field Meetings News Notes
The cost of labor in fighting weed,
insect and fungus Nests which, like the
poor, are ever with us, is one of the
most serious problems with which far-
mers have to contend. The Seed Con-
trol Act has had the effect of'increa'-
ing the price ,paid to farmers for their
pore seed, and of reducing the price
for their low grade seed. An even
greater discriminetion in prices is like -
lye
y to follow. w. New weeds continue to
be- introduced. The trade in agricul-
tural seeds has been a fruitful means of
spreading them. The shipment, for
feeding purposes, of screeningsfroiu
Western grown wheat to points in the
Eastern provinces is another source of
immediate danger. that should not he
overlooked. The noxious nature of
new weeds that are being introduced
in various ways is seldom well under-
stood or their danger appreciated by
farmers until they have become well
established.
The Dominion and Provincial De-
partments of Agriculture are more.
than ever alive to these dangers which
threaten to become a serious loss in
crop production,: and in the Eastern
provinces they are co-operating again
' this year in holding field meetings dur-
ing the month of June, when weeds,
insects, fungusdiseases and plant
growth are most in side
y ce
u
,
Seventy of these field meetings are '
being. arranged by . Supt. G. A. Put=
nam, in connection with the Farmers'
Institute system of Ontario, The ser-
vices of Prof. Lochead of the McDon-
ald Agricultural College at Ste. Anne
de Bellevue have been secured to con-
duct similar farmers' nature study
meetings in the three Maritime
prov-
inces.
Here is provided an opportunity for
farmers to get, at first hand, informa-
tion that cannot be given or demon-
strated in hall meetings during the
winter months,
No Satisfaction in Eating '.
Food does youno good. You can't
digest, consequently you're afraidto
eat ; tongue is coated, mouth tastes..
bad, stomach is bloated. Prettysoon
you'll be overcome by weakness and
nervous prostration. •
Best prescription for our condition
is Dr. Hamilton's Pills
.i:
of Mandrake
and Butternut. For dyspepsiaand' in-' a
digestion it is doubtful if a better rem-
edy will EVER be devised, • These pills
bring new strength and, vitality to the
stomach and digestive. organs ; theyS
build up the general health and instill
such vin. and resisting power into the
system that sickness is impossible ; tt y
Dr. Hamilton's 'Pills.
The steamer Ames• discharging at
Fort William a cargo of 30,000 kegs of
nails consigned by the Imperial. Steel
and Wire Uompany of Collin wood • to '
Winnipeg jobbing houses.. This is the I
largest consignment of nails ever un-'
loaded here It will take 127 i ears to
carr this car o to its destination. The
egs, 1 p ace' en • o en • sou •. re
a distance of tv►'elve miles. The mag-
nitude of the consignment will give
some idea of the vast growth of. the
Canadian Northwest.
Edmonton has been finally chose.
as the capital of Alberta.
The Dominion Gold Reductio
Works at Kenora •vers burned,;] .
('hales .L Stinson, former steel
manufacturer; was killed by a train a
River Forest,
If you p refer to take me eine in to
let a
e arinyouc nnoavobtain l)r,Shoops
Restorative Tablets, Absolutely no
change has been nrad.q in the medicinal
ingredients,: Sold. by W.S.H. Holmes.
The Emperor •.o1 'Japan (starving,;
Japan) has donated $100,000 for the re-
lief of the people of.San Francisco,
and the business men at Tokio. ' and
Osaka have contributed a like sum.
It pours the oil of life into your. sys-
tem, 'It warms you up. and starts the
life blood circulating. That's what
Hollister's' hooky, mountain Tea, does,
3oc Tea or Tablets. Ask your Drug-
gist. ,
®Many of thewonsen of San Francisco
are wearing blue jean trousers, that
being the only available costume.
Some of thein may find' such' emancip-
ation in them that they will abandon
them with regret.
Mr. Henry B. Bridgland, Sheriff of
Muskoka, has resigned o re ned ' after tar brae
t
.ears in office,in .order to
years return to
heatless. A successor has not yet
been named. Sheriff Bridgland is:a
brother of the late .Dr. S. Bridgland,
member for Muskoka for some years.
t-ONDON'S LATEST FAD,
Chameleons Which Changer Calor` .to
Suit '?reps of.,Miptres'y,
The chameleon promiseS' to be a fay.
orite pet In London this year,
One great point in favor of the
chameleon is its aoconsrnodating habit
of taking on the hue of the color
egainst which It Is ir':teed. Thus one
chameleon will tnitteh up with gowns
of 1Ii f a rloaan rtil't'ert nt shades. Se,
!s th,tttt;ti ra51t1"tritbte, it is really quite an
ee,m• •deal adornment.
n :Mich, homer. r, will depend upon the
weather, for, like* the summer girl, the
eh:nneleert only thrives when the sun
t is bright. !'o Import thein n rw would
b a!rn > it moan 444, as a slid snap
tt r>.t'.•] r •fi them of tlte.r brightly col-
ored 1 1 hills lives
me
Th ehamel on Is really the Ideal
pee -.t pet. I. has. tt 'habit ,•f 'bitting
•on its illnd legs, and it"has weird, star-
ing t•yes perched on the trop of Its head.,
To pursue natural history further, It
may be pointed out that, the chame-
leoit never goes far fr ,m howl?. •
. It Imo two little arms, with almost
human -fingered bands, and with these
it 'clings fur an indefinite time to• any
thing on which it' is placed. For .1n -
stance, if you put a chameleon on a
Plant it will cling; to that plant until res. Or If „a lady attaches it to
a
her gown It will +cling passionately to
the dress. It will never fall off, and'
it will never run away. In fact, it Ina.Y
be said that chameleons always become
Very ' much attached to their owner,
The species most recommended is the
one hailing trent Morocco, which is
about five inches long, and has a fas-
cinating habit bit. of curling a' u g its tail be-
tween tween its legs and up its chest. Oneof
these placed on its hind legs' and pro-
vided. with penholder as a walking -stick
will sft for boors on end- without mey-
ing:
The diet of the chameleon consists of
meal -worms -with which` your 'baker
will: surreptitiously supply you -- and.
Cies. The latter the chameleon catches
for himself in the summer montkms by
shooting out his ooin$,retively immense.
tongue. -
There is one sad 'aspect to the
wham eleon..fashion; -. When the summer
has flown and .cold weather comes; the
chameleon must die Hitless sheltered''in
a;very hot plant house er.sen.t south fur
the winter:. One well-known ,marehi'on-
ess, who became very _firnd of her
chameleon, last *summer sent 11 to Bisk-
ra during the winter ni iths. At the
present moment Itis Inexcellent health,
and will be restored to its,devoted .inis-
'tret}s '-ma•hen spring. d evelops.• . •
The . Hamilton 7.';mes makes this
point :-Mr. Ross made a strong plea
for the a'orirule'
o t in local . ina tl a .tion
J T
P
matters, but e bhe was.o
t utvoted by a
'Government majority of 43, 9 And how
many of the temperance .extremists
who. knifed hien will thank him for his
effort ? •
Those who have' taken other laxa-
tives without satisfaction -and those
who have taken. such quantities of.:,
other laxatives that they have lost
their' effect -will find a pleasant sur-
prise in Lax=ets • There is usually no
no pain, gripisg, nausea ortliscoinfoat
even in severe cases. This candy bowel
laxative -LAX: FITS, is only 5c and is
sold by.W.S.R. Holmes. •
Often -tithes in the sudden illnesses of.
children if'.a reliable remedy is avail-
able fatal consequence can be avoided.
For these emergencies parents are, urg-
ed to have athandready for immediate
use,' Dr. Shoop's 1)iptheria -Cure, Dr.
hoop's_ (7rou p• Cure, Dr,Shoop's: Worm
Cure and Dr. Shoop's Pain Panacea.
Childrens ailmentsesu
dpromptness
d an
'
above all else. There is nothing harsh
orha t can possibly t a p y h arm' in any of
these excellent household medicines.
Sold by W. S. R. ,Holmes.
Apollos C' . -Estee'', fashionably
dressed, pleaded guilty to embezzling.
$8,000 from,the Union Foundry Works,
Cnicago, of•which he was paymaster,
and was sentenced by Judge DimpPuy to
one year's imprisonment.: Esmoll
s.ent the nione ; in riotous living; de-
serke• •is.wi e an ami y, a,n•. was
captured only after a long search.
While Esmcli was being . seiltencecl
William Deckman, seventeen years of
age, poorly clad and seemingly with-
out friends, stood before Judge Kavan-
augh. He had held tip Eddie Dettloff,
a boy, and taken a nickel away from
hinm. He,.too, entered ;lift of guilty:.
"One year,' g,
said the a WVhen
the youth was told • that :a roan who
had'stolen 160,000 tunes as mouth as he
had received the slime sentence, he ex-
claimed : "When I'' get • out I'll do
something; bid': I might as well go
der hull limit. '
1
Ksep your eyes open and •be sure
that when you ask for Perry 'Davis' '
Painkiller you get just that and noth !
ing else. Use it promptly : to care
cramps, diarrhoea and all other bowel
complaints in sampler.
Bellevue, Texas, was' destroyed by
tornado and fire, with a loss of about
fifteen lives.
IRS BUNTER'S ' STORY
Says she and her Husband p tlA
gree
, >Perfectly, Both ,Q bite Wen,
h. 1igairi.
I'lioto by Natmnn; hrantroal
ROBERT G1LLESPIE REID
The Uncrowned Czar of Newfoundlafld.
Mrs I. Hunter, of il:l
Raglan- Road, King-
ston, Ont., haswritten
for publication a state.
talent of hercaseas fol-
lows i • .
"I have suffered with
kidney ` and liver
trouble :.and chronic
M:asL HI.N'rER;titne. I was subject to
dizziness, bilious head-
ache, nervousness, drowsiness; pains
in the back•and side, and a tired,weary
feeling nearly` all the time. -
"I tried almost every remedy,was-
treated •hydoctors and druggists with
little or no benefit..
"Finally, a, friend advised me to try
Dr..1';eonhardt's Anti -Pill, and the re-
sults Have been. truly wonderful.
"My husband has used Anti -Pill for
rheumatism and" was benefited greatly.
We agree that Anti -Pill is a most won -
CLINTON NEW EEA
, You Are Ailing
Find the' Cause ' for the Weak-
ness and Nervous Dread
That Overshadows
YourLife.
Yon can't keep up forever,
Sooner or later Nature will retel
against the strain that is imposed on
your overworked system. So far, will
power and, nerve may lstm,ve tided you
over, but the enol is probably near at
hand.
To -day the cotnnion complaint with.
weak men arid women is lack of kid-
ney vitality, Here you have the cause
of your ill-itQaltla,
Wouldn't it be wise to use a time -
tested remedy like Dr Hamilton's
Pills --they cure that "ailing" feeling
in one night, Next morning you feel
like nein.-bright, fresh, . and. happy.
Appetite improves, dull, sallow color
grows ruddy and clear, proving that
great good is being done by this sci-
entifie medicine.
Thus writes Mrs. D. F. Fowler,
from Yarmouth ; "I used to feel
drowsy and heavy, niy color was,
sallow, and there was usually a
bad taste' in my mouth. I had
vague pains all through my limbs,
and an annoying headache as well.
"After one dose of '10r. Hamil
ton's Pills there was a sudden
change. I felt better, may appetite
increased, and that exhaustion and
depression. gradually left nee. Life
seemed trigh ter and happier after
I used Dr. Hamilton's ills, so I
• strongly.recommend such a. good
r,
medicine.
Mrs, Fowler's letter .
, l
v is a message to
you and all others in poor .health. •
You can't do better than follow her
advice. •• Dr. Hamilton's Pills you cer-
tainly need ; then why not get them'
now and enjoy the abundant good
health they are sura to'bring you ?
Price 25c per box, or five boxes for
l 00. A t
all
� , A dealers;or
b n r i l
a fro
y m
N. C. Polson & Co., Hartford, Conn.,
U. 5, A., and Kingston, Ont.
A Land' of Luxury.
• Spain is a land of luxury. Its people
spend' $31,000.000 a year for wines,
$23;000,000 for cigarettes and cigars,
$20,000,000 on lotteries, $13,500,000 on:
bullfights and $12,500,000 for other hol-
iday enjoyments.
Chinese and Eating.
The chief care: of the Chinese is to
eat nothing cold. Warm. or hot food
they absorb. in abundance, but rightly
they maintain that tool food' lowers
•temperature of the stomach. beyontd
the: point where digestion: can Continue;
and so the hea'lth.. of. thesbody: is ` en=
datigered.
••' The Early Normsin'•King, -•
The -.early Noriban kings, besides be
ing kings', of. Fngla nd,,.'Ware also dukes.
of otrnandy, and souls ofthem: seem
:ea to think u►ere, of their continental
than ,of their English possessions •'
What. $,lin Dger,. .,
In parts of iustralta where theaver=
ie i earl:'.. rainfall is not ..Blorethan
tell inches a, square ]guile: of land will
support only eight .or niue sheep, In.•
the :Argentine Republic South Ameri- •
ca;• the sante 'Ascii, . with thirty: -four .
Incites of rain:'.supports 2,060 sheep.'
Y,.. r, Eyeginsees...
Let• eyeglasses lie •iii' airohol` for a
ftiw, nfoments; then ;polish With ' ehtt=
snots. If •the-1lasse8 are' set into gold .
'slues a 'flue. camel's hair brush will
.lift the dust from the. edges and make
derful medicine . and heartily lecoin- 1 `:tliehr ]cola:: th a rteiv,
mend it.".
This is a. very strong :recommenda-
tion. Anti -Pill is undoubtedly the
greatest of family remedies, All drug-
gists, or the Wilson -Fyfe Co.,'Limited,'
Niagara Falls, Ont.
•The. •t
tthree-fifths clause .in the'On-
i io 1' ."
lgmmor, hill was sustained .in the
House'by a majority of 43. - •
• Have you pains in the back, infiama-
tion.of any kind, rheumatism, fainting
spells. indigestion or constibation, Hol-
' t' iister's Rocky Mountain tea makes yon
i well, keeps you well, ' Ask your Drug-
gist..
•
II:tye . you we• akness Of any kind -
'stomach,. back or any organs of the
body t? Don't dope yonrselt withordin-
• ary medicine, tollister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea is the supreme curative pow-
er. 35c Tea, or Tablet's. :Ask • .your
Druggist. .
' Whenevev your• bowels skip a day
without a movement- takeaLAX-ET.
Whenever your breath is imacl;-your
skin waxy or sallow, your tongssercotyte
ed - your hireteth foul -take a LAX -ET
only 5a. Sold by tV. ,S.A, Holmes.
The West befit License Oommissiou-
ors have granted a license to the Ran-
kin house at last. Public sentiment
against the effort of the bosses to ruin
John Pleasance out of partisan revenge
was too strung to be longer resisted.
But, the exhibition of partisan mean-
ness given was a striking one. •
In view of the, interest at present at-
taching to life assurance in Canada, it
becomnes;worthy of note that, accord-
ing to it return laid on th,e table of the.
House at Ottawa on Tuesday, that the,
total amount of life insurance in force
its Canada on Dec. 31, 1005, was $0330,-
334,210, an increase during the year of
$42,403,450,
The largest landowner in the world, a short time ago,' wits Robert G. Reid,
the Czar of Newfoundland, who owned one-sixth of the island which is nearly as
large as England, and held the welfare of the colony with its two hundred thousand
people, in the hollow of his .hand. A most remarkable and romantic story is the
history of this man of Monte Cristo dreams, 'unparalleled concessions and inon=
opolies came to hien from a people .who practically mortgaged their island for his
readymoney and help in hoursot
need,td, tri di
nrecognion of
its saving
the.CountrYbt its tneen they made him at uncrowned titnrat.
-- Born. ise-t;'aupar.,._AAnges,. 5c otlaucl, sixty-thr� y eimrs ago, he .went as a young
man to Australia in•thc gold -lever days; and "white there built soinc`puliGc wake.
and acquired the foundation of his knowledge of constructing and contracting
which afortune. In 1871 he•
ledto his a to
q tatcanto ,n to America and g.t d mane his first
bit in engineering work with his splendid !•:dgc over the Niagara river.'Thon:'
he bridged.t•he Iiro Grande,. and wolf a national reputation Naar a long string of other
engineering triumphs. Bead, audacious acid resourceful. he performed impossible
work with a certainty and ease than w•; IT" appalling. He went into railroad work
and whatever his hand touched blosso•netI into success. (bre of the most (iiflit•ult
sections of the Oanacliaim Pacific Rail,vaywas'entrustcd to him, amt the obstacles
that Nature had put in his way were brushed aside as if they were cobwebs.
In 1800 came the dawn of his greatest success. Newfoundland watt nearly
bankrupt. This colony with ambition was struggling with political corruption
complicated with Chaotic chicanery and mismanagement, The government was
crying fora railroad --•-steel tracks tltrbugh the wilderness. They made a proposi-
tion to Reid to build 200 miles,' this he did and did it well. Three years later they
called on hint again for mare i.ruilding; they had little money but they had land
privileges, concessions, franchises, rights and tttonapejies -these were placed on
a silver platter which they 'implored Reid to accept, In lifts emergencies he re-
peatedly tante to their moue till the hooke of his wealth showed to his credit 7,000
square miles of the most arable sections, forest areas, mineral belts, lakes a.ncl rivers,
the railways of the colony, its telegraph system; 8,000 miles of coast reeks, and other
monopolies too lengthy to catalogue,
Be died great things for the peo 3 and the eoutitry, but despite his eniferprise,
hit generosity', his kindly rule and wise administration, and that of his three
eieel while he was absent, the gru m5 of the • • le welled into rebellion, and
four years age bit 'power sari .. that Bond rigleee.
MlLBUR'S
XA-Li VES
PILLS
are Inlid,`eure end cafe, and aro a lterlt.:it
regulator Of the system.
Mikey gently unlock the secretions, clew.
way all effete and waste matter from cl,,
system, std gi.c. tone and vitality to u,.
whole Intestinal tract, curing Ooestt;w
t1ion,.Qlek Headache, Biliousness, 1)yrpe•p
Stay Coated Tongue, Iloul Breath, Jain
004 •Heilt't4'airtt,l►nd Water.Bi°t►sla.. Mrs•
l< M. Ogden, Woodstock, N.1L Writs*,
"My husband end Myself haws *sea Mtl.
itiw.w''r ]'.sats-idver 1'illa for a ember err
PS think we oailnot do *themtake.* Vary see the hely ]gills 'ee rtresi
Fria IH esuts oir taw.' bottles ilea $1.000►
iM sit d ttitr+t direst ori_ lieearifrr r1 t r±owt,
A Wonderful Hook. •
Zile world's Most ieinimrkable
at least -so far as Its appear:Inge is•cop-
seined, is " iii• the National library of
Paris: The letters are cut out of, tissue
. paper with a ppair of scissors. Each
sheet of blue tissueout of which the
letters are' cut is placed .between two .
pages .of white,. and so the matter la•
•-
easily read. o
L, .,
Nova Scotia Indians.
Indians are still very numerous in
Nova.Scotla. They are guides;'hunters,
fishermen, and they live on the out-
skirts of the villages as well as on a
reserve on Bear river and make moc-
casins, baskets, rustic furniture and
other odds and ends. .'
The Nightingales.
The nightingale always begins his
song softly, like a well trained orator,
and gradnlly, swells to a climax.
is yourCat s.rrh any better?
Probably getting worse all the time.
Why not give up that seuff n,d stop.
dosing your stomach i' The one sure
treatment is' "Catarrhozone''', sure to
cure, because it goes where the disease
really is,. Certain to -cure in your ease
because it I as restored tens of thous-
ands tvoise than you are. Catarrho-
zorte:is a thol'oue•II cure, because it.de-
stroyes the causes AA well as°the effects
of the disease. Relief is prompt, cure
is quick with this powerful. 'remedy
which is guaranteed to enre catarrh in
in any part of the nose, throat, bron-
chial tubes or lungs.
ARTIFICIAL BALI NESS.
'The . Ancient and Strange Custom of
- Shaving the Head.
A historical' Inquiry I1I1O°the origin
0s the custom of shaving the head,
Which Is praeticed In several countries,
cul'. be interesting,
d nteres
ting, •
It was mot until the fifth century that
lrl.nliropepriests began to -,shave their
ro n
4 w s
Roman The
. clergy then adopt-
ed
dopt-ed the circular methodand shaved
that smuall 'spot on the top of,
the bead which. Is known as the ton -
Mite. In Scotland, however, the Monks
shaved the whole or the fore part of
the head from ear to ear.
In'the Andaman islands evert m,Oi
!shaves his head, or, rather, gets bis
wife to shave it for. hinm. Many other
Orientals also get baldheaded. -
As for the Chinaman, his method of
Mowing 'Is exactly opposed to that of
the Roman monk. . Ile Shaves ]til but'a
round patch, the hair of which grows
long and forms the pigtail,
Wiren the difficulty of shaving the
head is borne in mind the true strange•
Ws of the custom becomes . doubly
kpparent. "It Is hard to see 'the ad-
vantage of it, yet in one farm or Mk*
other and at one tilfne or other it ]hili
San Francisco's Disaster
is an event of °
the immediate
past' but loott to
16,
Smith's
8
for your immed-
iate, wants of the
future
• Every man and boy wishes to be wish -
, es to be; well dress-
ed at a moderate cost,in clothingo '
- f �tyl.e of quality; -that
w fit correctly, stayin shape and wear well. � l AU these
requisites are included in our Picaddil
ly Brand Clotliing.
Each garment
a ern.
texpressive
of•aI t
h t -
.�smart in fashion
material, tailoring, and :fit, 0
Do not f . et that • we are ''
g Men's and j3'p s outfitters
Y
from head' . fog
foot also. •. can
we hand your produce at the
�
highest market rix s.
��'T. -p-f��t� A!, •� . TAT ' • *
*4D-ur t.R7 I.b.iza, 1.:1 F�`�T as w'Y .�'..t
C'ltothier titled ]Fuirnishei-
domommk
A. R. . SMITH, .' '
CLINTON •
ifevilie a Tower of Goa.
.Th @xamous
"tower
gold"
of
Se-
ville,.
..ville,.
a huge octagon in three singes,
was so caped by lea royal sioorislt
builders because of its yellow color:
which Is brilliant In the AndsItrsiriii
sunlight and, moonshine. It was used
as a 'prison by, Peter the Cruel,
oIi
r S n or whistling;.
The rare Instances where girls have.
learned to whistle properly .are cited
as cases of freaks of nature. Ilia sap -
.posed that the habit of Whistling 'tiVas
cultivated by primitive man alt signal
while hunting and that it was intros
diiced into ceratin religious cereniu:itee
of the ;early days; In whit'h worneu
were not allowed to take part. • ,
• The Swallow,
The swallow h l limit h it
as alarger •ti
proportion to its size thrtu any' other
•
bird. Be needs it, too, for he does, ail
his feeding: on. the u in.,, ami a big
Rlouth.is a great Conye•,uieuce. -
Life •In the Deep Scar.
In many of tho'soutitlin,*s. made; by
Sir John Ross sea song's, ur tiuueIliirz,.`
were brought_ up from depths \utviltg:
'`frons 310 to 1,000 f;tthoitia At it;
ric.titti .
of 800 fathoms 4hls nets caught a beau-
tiful specitnen of the C'atptit-'DTedusa,
The- specimen- 'was .:preserved and is
now le the Dritish.niusettm in. London.
The abbreviation . "cwt, Is a:.eoin-
• pound of the Roman numeral C.; rep-
resenting 100, and a very •natural and
obvious '•wt•'• for weight.
Animals and Poisons. •
• Certainsubstances which are dead-
ly in their e: eats '1°n men dan be ta -
en by animals'with impunity. . Horses .'
can take large doses .of antimony, dogs.
of mercury, .goats or tobacco, ,mice of
hemlock and rabbits of belladonna
witliont in iuty
Charming .Puhininity'
Famous beauties pay particular at-
tention to the :purity of their blood,
knowing that nutritious blood •means
soft, delicate skin, bright eyes, and en.
during nerves, Those whose looks ate
so delightful use Ferrozone, because
it's the exact food heeded to tone and
stimulate the blood. Ferrozone invig-
orates, braces, ,feeds, -it makes those
dainty,vivacious women. so pleasant to
meet, You'll have the rosy bloom of
health dash and s i
p tmt,the satisfaction
and joy of true health after using. Per.
rezone. You should get Ferrozone to-
day. Sold .everywhere in 50c boxes.
$1,00
ROUND . TRIP
GODERICH TO
ETROIT
TUESDAY, JUNE it/ -
RETURNING ilingt :*1
• st's' W4RVIOUND
t D.ys in D•ttoe
•n
Write 8. N,' Ayer; net., ri;trent
440R PARricui.ARS
- J.. men,
Plato Tuner,
No. 23, James Si„ south of
the R. C. Church.
WINGHHAlvl•
BUSINESS
• CCSLLEGE,
is a high-grade Commercfal t3ihoot
Cont ih erolal S� end Courses ea 'Cele a^thy.
$ pb ki'
Write li$o. Sly07T;cN Ifeliicl wl.
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Have you a Camera.
Wit T'11ACii .
Amateur Photography,
at your tionte.. •
'Under our instruotiou there Is lino expert.
tttontiiig se wasting of materials dull money.
You learn to do every step of the work your•
self. success guaranteed. Our OW price in
gold willinterestyiu,, Write to -day.
•ORRR[SPONDSNCtl finPAl2't 'Bert.
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Ns cAFE
FOR NOT LUNCHES' .2
SOFT- DRINKS
Oysters and Fruit in "
y � 1 �eason
High -dais
o feet`
p n io
her
Cake
Pastry, and Bakers' and Home-
.
' • made Bread.
Agents . for. Melagama Tea
V. W Ninens
Albert St., Clinton.
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Wanted.
Correspondents onciente
1�
P anted.
The. NEW ERA has a splendid
staff of correspondents, to, whom
it owes much' of the interest that
is taken in the paper ; but there
are .a few localities in the district
which are of represented 1 n ned b
P
# a
Y
correspondent. Any person who
would be willing to act, as ear-.
respondent in any of .these mire.
presented localities is invited to
write us, and we shall be glad to
furnish the necessa,ry supplies.
w1/111/1ANy
Ledit°.re
ID
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Stir
Call and see our large Stock of Empire Oak and Mahog-
ang Bedoom Sets,
Iron and Brass Beds front " 4' 2.50 to' l$15.00 each.
Sanitary Mattress 3 0 s to, ,10.00. each.
Wire Springs. guars to, not sag', 2.50 each.
f)
• V
belles�
R
Y . Furniture and '''Undertaking"
• Paint :Your.. Buggy
n` -d '.aititin' this Sarni' aid thetime;to.
have .them. done' is now, and the placeto ave them
done right is at
Ru'bal l & McMath's
ur:0n Street., Clinton.
.Did you 'ever. Sto•p to{think •?
i.
When buyingm a Di inei,,Tea or Toilet• jet or. atney>' Ohina
first-class ds, iureto-date shapes oz dCcoratietsshe sure' and call
at. J. W. IRooWIN S. • 5 GRATE ON TRE WAY FROM THE.
.FOTTERS IN ENGLAND-
, Sugars and':Canned Goods
We lead in Quantity, tutlit... and P
Y Quality d rieesti .
eCi�l cut
ri e
x C S On
SU lr •
t ill" g
P P g 1001b ba„s
• • SEEDS Ail kinds, fed (Jlover, Alsike, Timothy, Or
chard Gass, Mangold and Ternip Seed. On tar=
n Agricultural College says : - "Yellow Leviathan stands at the
• '• .bead cif the lint inyield per iicre.itt 25 cliflei'ent varieties." '
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Sold by •
► } • CASILPAID-FOR BUTTER AND EGG
lintbn Sash, Door, and
Blind Factory
The Town of Clinton is on the eve of
a "boom." ' If you contemplate bui ldin g,
t let us give you ou.r es ma ?,etc.
'nf,ntlq lar errs;toz on kinds-ot buildermaterial$,
S. COOPER � (Minton
House. and Lot,
fOx Sale
A BARGAIN' FORA QUICK PU CHASE
The house now occupiedled byn
e
:eb
alai I
n 1
iiaomsA: two-story frame 1 u'lli, front, side and back em
-
trance ; corner lot ; haIf,acre
; good stable, front side
entrance ; good orchard, . For an immediate purchaser.
will be sold at a BARGAIN, The ]louse is built of solar'
timbers,, and will last a life -time. $200 spent recently in
modern improycuments. For further particulars, or 111
inspection of property, apply to
THOS. JACKSON,. SEN, - 1 CLINTON
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The elinton New Era Book Job
Department is full. equipped for thpro-
-
duetion, of lineoppearing Sale Bills, etc.
If wont . horse Bills this season, vro
. totakaso :you.