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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-06-29, Page 3June 29t1 19O6 wasf twenty -rine in Apial-terta- 9trier Or a better bey we'll p,ever ,' inched, round the °beet, A 00Secret Out•THE tsqY FROM GAIABAGIts see again -- Wad the way we ebeerecl the ittel Witen its Started for due west. Tbet town VMS like a holiday the tine he took the tratn, At Calaboalet lalare y ever comin' baca With the for- tune, little Dan,. • From the place they say the MoneY'a like the leaves upon the tree?" "Iwit the mlnin' boss'll let me, as sure as I'm a man, -The mot e s r s nis ur attev'e to wait for me At Calabegie." Sad the letters he was writin' to his his mother from the west, Sure ey'rybody read them, and who. could see the harm? Wallin' how he'd keep the promise to oome home and have a rest, • Aad the money that was in them was enough to buy a. fann At Calabogle. • "Waiat is it makes the tever leave the week, and kells the strong?. . Ana who'd 'a thought our Donnie would ever come to, this: . When the Sister had to raise. hlm, And say, "It won't be long • Till its home, My lad, yo.u're going to receive a mother's kiss At Calabogia." So we met our little Denote Christmas enorning at the train, And we lifted up the long -box with- out a word to say. Oat suoh a boy as Dannie we'll never eee again, God -forgive tue, awasn't much. of a merry Cristmas Day At Calabogle! -William Henry Drummond, in To- ronto Globe. Kerr Lake, Cobalt, Jan. 1, 1906. MR. JAMES DUNSMUIR. •Imi••••1114.0.••••• New Governor of British Columbia le Wealthy, But Unassuming,' The Victoria, B. C., correspondent of The Toronto News says: The appeinta anent as Lieutenant -Governor of Brae :fah Columbia Of •Mi'.' James •Duaismuir Is another" illustration of the fact that In politics, as In other matters of life, It is the unexpected which •happense The new appointee, unlike his late fa- . ther, has no.aptitude for polities is hot'. even a clubman, telerates society only for the pleasure his wife and daugh- ters.' derive therefrom, and will probe ably rebel when required to don a court uniform. More, he hasealways peen regarded as a Conservative in polities, albhough rumor says that to. protect. this vamt Interests he •frequently, core- aidered it advisable . to contribute. to,. the campatga funds ef both. parties. - He im'da brief expecience �f polities,. •• but his 'Irearaalitability:AA'Al'Partrefattan _May be .jadaaefiatrom a -story -common enough-rebout the aarritiereaaTakeast leatatia• • two ago, that his Attorney'Gmerai had to inveigle him out of the. House daring a debate ort a Governmene measure, so heartily did he concur in the argue rnentseef one of .the Opposition speak- ers. He :himself makes no secret of ehis disgust with the inner worktngs of poli- tics as revealed at Cabinet. gounalls..'"I . wanted to do business," he toed, the writer once, abut at every meetteg of the, Council the whole time was cone', gamed in discussing whether or not to appoint 'certain men to certain. posla. bens. I was tack of the whole thing," A. year agoe when his appointment woo suggested, the people of the .Pro - 'wince laughed and scouted the idea. Somehow since that time public. opine . ken has veered, and the selectiOn is now looked, upon by aegreat number, if not by the majority, as a•natUral and pro- per -one. It is a recognition of the great • part of the first of the house a Donee. emir played' in •the early industrial his- tory of this province, and of the mana norin which hist son hes •endeavored to carry out big wishes' and ideaa. Will Entertain Royally.. Rut the princriaal reason why he was ohosen for the post was douhtleas his great wealth and the impression among the party leaders that he would. enter- tain on a lavish scale. There have been deep mutterings for some time over the cautious we)? in which the incumbents of gubernatorial office have consulted their finanoial resources in the matter of dierpensing the ihospitalities of the office.- There has been a ciatnor for someone who would entertain royally. Thre is no doubt Mr. Dupsmuir .will d this. There, is also little douat that. ft was to permit his fatally to do tlitethat he consented .to iricur the (to him) irk- some duties of the offie.e. Of his fame Hy he Is exceedingly proud. Most of them are' abroad, one as the Wefe a a military officer in India, anOther as a naval officer's wife in England, three daughters hi Leipsio and one in France --while the youn,gesterso oar, in Edinburgh. • In his personal lite Mr. Durismuir 14 admiraiele. His beautiful home on Vide eerie Arm Is one of the beauty' spota of a city famous for its eoenlo charms,. There is no worthy charity, benevolence or enterprise, scientific or praetical, willeh does not make heavy claims ote Ilk support Although a, Millionaire eeel miner he is extreately good to his 'rtooloyes both in the matter of &email - alert e ion and pay. He is extremely temperate, his only indulgence being in e od pipe. He is 56 years of age. . • A Srutal Toronto Teamatete With a VICIOUS. MCI{ of his whip a he, arawny teamster let the' end of the bah writhe through the air and tit. • jest caught the tail eta. little Eirw.:,14,1 at which It was ratted. • WIth tt h ,w1 nf pain the canine yelped down a. line, leaving a antral, bleeding, eatle sag-1,kp piece at nest on the side - Ivo The whip -lash: had cut the Ohd •of rho aoga tall. eftl _ „ a all happened in resecond, says The ,rnronto Star, and in another second the d g had disappeared. Two well -deemed ween who were just behind the In- jured animal shuddered as they saw the bleeding remnant and said some- thing regarding the S. P. C. A. as ahoy loneed riaggere at the teamster, who wa 4 gu fel wing over hie "joke," , Our Itirst Postcards, J,,ne 1, 1S71, Canada !silted its first • , rormula of .4Illitsina Made, Public ear, NO Stomach Troubles.' Our leading 'druggists are very anxious to have Moo -iia, a aelnedy which they sell as a, cure for stomach troubles tested rigidly in every case of heart -burn, acute dyspepsia, wind on the stonutelaloss of appetite, annoying dreams, sleeplessness, general weak- ness and debility, or where the diges- e ergalla-aarnotaact-airsthey-should. Mi-o-sut is composed of bismuth sub. gallete. by all odds the very beet toed- icine known for intestioal diseases. It combines with the free sulphur cam - pounds in the bowels forming a black substance which is passed off from the body without harm. It also has a soothing effect upon the nerve endings in the stomach. With this is combined cerium ox - mate, a standard retnedir in the treat- ment of an irritations o the stomach and digestive organa , Sodium bicarbonate is then added to overcome the excessiye acidity usually present in storieach troubles, and nux vomica for its general tonic and nerve -strengthening powers. This eonabination of reliable reme- dies rnakes Mi-o-na a positive ouve for all statue& troubles, and, perhaps the. only one thatcan be sold under a guar- antee that it costs nothing unless it cures, A - large box of Mao-natablets is sold for 50 cents. , I you cannot obtain 1VIi-o-n1t of your 'druggist, it will be sent by mail, post- paid, on receipt of price. Write us for adyice on your case from a leading 'stomach epee:waist _which will be sent free. The 11.. T. Booth-CiiinpanY, Ithaca, N. Y. ASSUMING A VIRTUE. Wgesit Can Be Done by night 'Twice ' Ina' and seat Control. • Zopyrura the physlogboielst, "Socretes' features .showea•that he wile stupid, brutal, tionsunt and .adaleted to' drunkenness." Socrates upbeld the analysis' by saying; "By -nature I am addicted toe all these sins, and they were only' restranied an vanquished. by the continual Practice of ylittiO..".-• • Emerson says In effect, "The alettle you would like tri have, assume it as al: teadya yours; appropriate it, enter into the part and live tbeeharacter Just as the' great actin , is, Mae:abed:in the char- . acter of the.part lie plays." No that! ter. hiiiv great. your -weeknese or how mueli you may regret it essuMe steadi- ly. and Persistently Ma opposite Matti ' youacquire the, haarit. of holding that thoeglat or of living the thing - net !nits : weakness, but itt'. ita arholenOine In ita entirety. s Rold the ideal of an efilclent :.'fifialtJt"Ot.:4tistIlfYa-,40Uefs.a:•Mtirfa.•4'.ets.,a, defleientoue •or o • iittald to anything Is to.bend onVilliff.-- .,ao*ard it with all. one's might, and We approximate- it Nitin prePortioia to the . Intensity aild the persistency 'of aur ef- fort to attain it. , . , , . • If you. are inclined to be very exelt- Able:and nervous, it you • "fly all to pieces" over the least ennoyanceada net waste yper time regreatina"this Weak - ness and telling 'everybody that you cannot help It. Just assume the calm,- . deliberate, quiet, balanced composure which characterizes your ideal person irilhat respect. Persuade yourself that you are not nervous or eXcltable, that. yea can contnol yourself, that you are ieZj belahced, that you do not fly ofit On a tangent at every little annoyance. You will be amazed to see how the per - petite! holding a thie serene, ealna, quiet attitude will help you•to become like year thought, -Success. " STRAINED BACK AND SIDE "While working in a saw mill"writes C. E, Kennerly,from Ottawa," I strain- ed my, back and side so severely I had to go to bed. Eveey movement caus- ed me torture. • I tried different oils and liniments, hub wasn't helped till I used Neryiline. Even the first appli- cation gave considerable relief. In three days .was again at wcrk. tither men in the mill use Nerviline with tremendous benefit too." An honest recora of nearly fifty• years has estab- fished the value of Poleon's Nerviline. . ewer. people have beard, or amino! Wedge,wood, the famous potter of State fordsalre. A statue of him stands in faint of the rallWay station at Stoke: renzarrene. A few days ago it was found, bedecked with blite ribbons. Much -cur- 1 ,sIty aroAn'a,8 to why it wa.a so deeor- 1 Mod and by Whom. In ,the course el the day the 'explanation was fora:wont- Joserill C. Wedgewood, the great. k gr, at- gi:andsotii—CEIEbratect-in--17-1 V(01 tUe.' ,was elected Member of Perna. meta f a the neighboring town ot NeW- oa.itle-under,,Lyne. Being afterward in Stoke he conceived the Idea of "de: adertang, his notable otacestor's monu- ment In • celebration of the event.". Re went there In the dead of night, elirnta ; eil ths high pedestal otal the • figure, and. garlanded the 'effigy with blue rib- bons,. the Libel's.' election colors. Picture Postcard's A stationer in a French provincial town was struck by a great' idea When a regiment visited his town In 1870. He produced a picture -postcard and from this small begirming has sprung a great industry in Tanglazct Not Until 1894 were pleture-postcatds Printed In England arid yet in 1903 at least 450,000,000 pletorial cards Were produced in Great Britain. In Gerniany 1,161,000,000 poetcards were posted the same year, about tour -fifths of which A OickerieiOiiyrnai William MIlee celebrated his 90th birthday the other, day in a quiet little house In Roebuck roach Rocheeter, Eng- land. He weer contieeted with the cethee dral as ohohaboy, lay clerk, and verger for three-quarters Of a century, during which time he- east eight blshope rule the see and tour deans hold office, as also made the atqualbtande of Dickens, who Was 1 frequeet visitor to the oath°. drat arid lie Is believed to haat the original of Ma' Tope "Edwin Wood." •qayjits asHt rx. 1,10atr.ngthsna.4 sidaz:b1:Euir 'go** taster, thicker; stops totling gt, ktt.dtitii uot acuttt lb. ands, ' onic*,10-*fi .114%m:tutu,. e ME CLINTON NEW BRA KINGSTON PENITENTtAKY,, MARTYBDON DISCRIBED Intsrssting Fasts Concerning That , stittition In the Limestone City. From the leaft annual report the foil- leWing information is gleaned, concern - Int the Kingston Penitentiary: 711e number of Inmate's is 448, the nuMber received dUring therayear. being 134. The annual cost of maintaining the in- stitution is $146,447, but this can be re., duoed by a revenue of a42800, malting the cost per Malta $203, There Is a special department rneirt- ttartecl in the prison fcir female cronviets and it is Interesting to Mete that there is enlyaseyea in custody at the present time. On the paint the warden Very naturally remariti, "The grattitat but persistent annual deareese in this class ot prison population points to a time b the near future when the ques- 1\ tion o further mainteinance at a full Peniten lary establiStenent for female convicts win demand eonstderation, For this lIttle family of seven clelinquente We, at Kingston Penitentiary are keep-. In; up a prison establMinnent of thirty-. two °elle, with atatron, assistant mate ron, kitchen, work rooms, yeah rcoms, eta at would be infinitely better aria efileaPer te separate the women from the penitentiary. There are over thirty unoccupied, calls but they are useless, ' as they catmot at present be used tor male convicts," Some years ago ,a suggestien was Made to the 3frepartment at Ottawa that an arrangement miglfrObe made with the Ontario Government for the care of these women at the Mercer Re- formatory. That institutIon has rOfl1y between 50 and 60 Inmates, 'although there is aecommodaaion for three times the number. • The desirability of keeping youths under twenty out of. the Penitentiary -laaaraPilagiaad by Mfg inepaeteer wIto very rightly remarks, "This hliititiffron is adapted to those whose criminal habits have been formed and whose chfreacters are yet in the plastic or formative condition." As those under twenty years of. agenow constitute • one-eighth of the prison population, the removal of the half. dozen women would provide separate accommodation for young men under twenty who could be placed under more distinctively re- formatory Innuences.-J. S. Kelso, Tor- onto, EMIL. GREY ON PRISCNS GivessPrison Aid and Reform Society Some of His Views. • - • At. Toronto •the other day; Earl wee, ane Dr; Goedwin Smith speke at a meet- ing of the Priam:leas' Aid Society-- Dr. .< SfliRhoI1t1 attention to the want .ot OlecrIthination • between' • prieoners, itt some Vale. - He suggested that any dife •:ference as to authority miaht be Bete tied' ay arbitratlf.m. It •seerried:'to.hadi ahat, when Men committederimes it Wale :eight to punish but •there was no .right to deprive,• that 'man': of his. means .oe tb'ir was the bestffl,a.flp ' ' a. His Exeelleneyethe governor -Genet expresped purer at at' the character ' the Meeting, ,,sinde behad:. intielpate only ran 'infornial diechseima • The fade that there weia 'constitutional limita- tions on his office had itidifeed hart 'to Mk Premier 'Whitney as to whether it was proper for aim to interfere in any Way, The Prerater itjed ettagagly • - -,-• ex- presscd hms&t in favor. of the wax- 1 • Kingston Man telie bow be Tared and end llow he was, Released "For years a 106 Rtiglans,Street, 5' Chas martyr."' la how N. Powell of Kingston, begins his story. "A, mar- tyr to cheonie con- stipation, but now I ant, free from it andialathron h the use of Dr. awn - °HAS rr. POWELL herdt's Anti -Pin " Maraisaalkoeves .suifering from this compl'arst will be glad to lein'n from Mr. Powell's :ems' that there is hope for the most Stub- born ease, Ile coetineers ii "I was in- cInced to try Anti -Pill by reading the testimony of some one who had beau cared of constipation by it. I had old- ferea for eighteen yeene and bad taken tons of stuff veconinieided as cures lint while') made me worse rather then better. Doctors told nee there was no. cuprerf reolipleha"rdt's Aunia-Pill is for - s a W by all Droggists or ha The SVilson- Fyle Cossaaatnited, Niagara Felts, Ont. IIIr, letiwe/11 W ill aka" every word of these statements . *ALMON W1 -11Q1-1 LEAP.. New Brunswick's Fishery Commission. aer Tell* of Soakage Them let Plea. Mr. D. G. Smith, Fishery .Oommis- stoner of New Branewick, tells an in- teresting ;fairy eV how be obtained •the Photograph of the, "leaping Batmen" ex- hibited in the wheetow (trate Intercolone lee RalleVaa Office, Toronto, Ont. Many people who had never 'heord of, leaping salmon deablealethe.genttinereese eeeelele product of the phatoarapitic art. • • After Ian:forking that .his. picture had obtained prize* In magazines, Mr:Smith 1 says: "As the -photograph Is exactly what.it • ,; purports to be, 'and. has been friyeraafa Judged bythem who are •conipetent in such matters, and as the Interoolonial Railway has added to its excellent series ,of exhibition bromIdee, It is right that the etperelon on its genuineness should bo Met by•a stetement of the cer. ounuitanoes Under whith 'awes' taken. "One day • early Auguet five years ago, when visiting the Rig 'Sevogle, a tributare.of. the Northwest Mileunical,. I. • observe, a: large number of 'seaman attempting to leaa.over the •fane feet perPerthietilar fall a short distance above• the Square Forks. I tinted the Leaps and .comited 33 In 45 minutes. Tao scene suggested a unique .photograph, soilie next Week found mer back to the spot with my old camera and plates. I made mat' of three cedar sleeper logs by battening them together with skortboards.nailed:to their Upper steles, and by means .of . two . suitable' , Ilnea teedirig 'tiara the up 'etream end, I had alY itssiatants draw it, with myeeilfeseat- ;'..ed."•cin, it with. 'late '1 • "u l,t,•trlpod Itt'front -of oraeasanear to '•the ,frtit-ase ...x.44,tegua-Amt4,14,44_4...tP71;..ttjaLere .The sahrten were not lelaping so -Plan- tifully as the week. be,e6rea but I intelee• pedanine of my sixteen plates the test afternoon, an,d tad remaining neven. the, next. - It was., ell 'gimes- Work with .a • Mechanical footle; arid 'although I had, On aeyettiping thenaabut One :- perfect picture' initeta the sixteen plates; I felt that the. result wes worth going:11011W forty Miles' ta.get." • • ,. era 'efforts. Hie Excellency Said he had visited Jails In different parte et Can- • ada, and there were. conditions that called for retorm. Prisoners &waiting anal, aecording to British justice pre- sumed anneegnt until :proven' guilty, were mixed indiscriminately with oth- ers. There were to fights in many. of the cella the nien awaiting trial being left to their own gloom.), reflections. Stroh •cohditions called for immediate relief.. He instanted a case .ivhere young man waited in jail tor months bofor0 receiving his trial on a, charge of throwing a stone.at a street car, With compantoni excepting 'other 'prlsn-- eis His Excellency stated he had. brought the fact to the atientla of *the authoritiAa, .and e Isrlifeal step; had been made to set matters riga. In lengland pulechers awaiting trial were not pun)shed, but kept in sate custody. They. were there allowed to Wear their • .own clothes and pursued their own oc- cupations if poseibla Prisons wee) schoote for character, He had heard of. Ihstairces were, prisoners had begged on thvh. krieee to .have their sentences extend lover two years go as to have federal penitentiary treatnient instead of facing the horrors of a provincial jail. Don't be fooled 'and made to 1eNve thet rhemnatism elm be cured with local appliandee: Rollistee's Rocky Mountain tea is the only positive cure for rheumatism. 35c, Tea or Tablets . Ask your Druggist. • Tye Illard of Avon on Eaethquakine The .selente of geology has Made sornaprogress alnce ahakeareerriek- and those learned in ite myeteries caa give explanations of selemio phenemena that may be more in consonance with truth than the views expressed by the bard, =,litut none of 'the modern expon. etas of earthquakes has formulated such a 'simple and eomprehensIve planation of the' causes that are at the bottom of the trouble' when "The frame had huge foundation 'of the earth shake like a coward," As that even by Rote .1 emir. to his margin ralendover: ° 0, then the earth shook to see the heave ems on, flee, And riot It: fear of yeur nativity. Diseased nature oftentimes- breaks . forth in strange eruptions; oft the teeming . earth Is with a kind of cholla pinch'd and vex'd, By the Worts -offing o Utteuty Wind Within her womb; whioh, ter enlarge- ment striving -Shake9 the- -old beldame earth,- and topplesdown Steeples a.nd moss -grown towers At your birth our grandam earth, hay-, lug. one diatetnperature In passion itook. ixictfittlirtg "allso Ethel," be began, "or, Ethel, 1, Mean, I've known you long 0110110 to drop the 'Mist' haven't , She fixed her lovely eyes UpOri him With a Meaning "Yoo, 1 think you have," she wad. 'What prefix do you 'wish to *that!. tniel"-,eleveland Leader. Th* truth of ft; 3.S0111214 --I titiderstahd that your min, liner has been devoting his Attention te the higher crItleiton? Chureh-Well, he has hon complain. lag that his salary's too small, if that's ' Wilat you mean by the "hip criticism)* • • • What's the good.of keeping from him Any good things you may see, That will lift hisloaii of labor Like Rocky ;Mountain Tea. Ask your Druggist. • • • .GOING If you're' waking In the .morning, tell me ' early, .rnetlieta .clear, • For Peanuts Fink and SpIcleaarotiti and lericktop will be here,. • and, we know where ;the fishes swim said where the eaade is core • • And wheee's a (Miley divaire.place beside " the•swimmine pool„ I've brung the Idndlings itt, mother, you •'wanted me to chop; aye 'tilled 'tire 'wbodbox till the weed, M ' - spiiiing ceer the top; aver curried .all the horses aaarty father bade tne doi • a've. milked .the cows ahd stopped. the pia; .. and fed the °Matrons too. oaa • I've weeded out the talon bed and banked the relery, And avearaneplanted cabbage plants and propped the apple tree, And 1 have salted all the sheep and fixed , the chicken, coop Ansi run all the errands, mother, till atria my spirits drool). SO, if yotare waking early, eall me early, mother, clear, For I knew where the grayllpgs play and where the pools are clear, Ansi aye dug all ate worms I want and rut an alder pole, • Ana corks will bob tomorrow morn In that old fishing hole. --J. Iv. reewa In Houston Pout. ben -theababaatalkaialtaisetittiee. give Rollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, It's the greatest baby 'medicines known to loving Mothers. It makes them eat, sleep and grow. 35c Tea or tablets. Ask your Druggist. • • • Everything thin*, Ella -The other day George celled Piet ea Fred was leaving. Stella -You etre for Fred, hut you don't for George. Am I right'? Ella - Yes, I feel its if everything was going out and nothing coming in. - Mauston Post. • Ile Dilleat Count. Mrs, Zones -And she told mo not to mention it to a livihg being! aft Jones -Hula And. yeti tell It to Me. Mrs, Jonee-Yes, She said nothing about dead °Ilea -New York Press. Tindelftr. • "Don't you dislike smell of gaso- line about ati antomobiler "I used to, but now I'm so'thankful I isn't arniett or some other Hutment that I don't mind Washington Star. , Have You Onet Little Willicastelyspa, .what IS ft niu. pal friend? - Pa -A. Mutual friend, my ton, is olio, Whe makes It las imsinese to keep you informetj of the mean things your oth. er friende say about eons -judge. '! The anteet ram. Trance Men:in--Your husband says he is now in heaven, seated among the angels and playing divine melodies Oa a golden harp. Widow -M, how /olin has improteit lyingl-Brooklyn • A REGULAR Halter Skeiter Sale of Boys', Youths' and Men7s Suits, coats and pants, odd pants, Overalls, stacks, of them, Braces Collars•, Neck ties Nen's Working Shirts, fine Shirts, in fact every- thing a man or boy wears, even to Boots aril Shoes, for the next 10 days I will be here personally to attend to your wants. So come on MacDuff and see who will quote prices the loweso for the next 10 days, A. It etpoTRIER, arid a., FURNISHER. Alleasunt and Interesting Visit to Glen Park Stock Farm. fey5m.y.cmitgategooes..reee_liversion fecim the steenuous duties incidealt-To: tiuned office work and rigidly ;looking et ter his large manufacturing interests Mr. Doherty, like many others of sine:. iliar calibre, gratified his old love for good live stock atici invested in a few beautiful Short -Horns. . I -laving acquired a considerable OM', tion of the Bawden survey farm pro- perty, where his facteries, residenee, barna .and So forth are situated, the Tidiest tract of land that we kerbs,: of. It has produced 50 bushels of wheat per.aere; and last year 14.00 bushels of maegolds Were graven on less than three acres. . . Mr Doherty also bought 'from:Arthur Coil& part of theflats eczema the river, an ideal spet for peals:as The scenery being picturesque. .and interesting, the winding river is flank- ed by wooded heights with handsome villas nestling here and there among the trifea. At tithes the valley narrows be,tween rugged, woocly. banks, and then widens out again itao broad, fee - tile meadows, where the cattle dose •havity.their time In sleepy satisfaction among the buttercups and Olover. A sweet spot it is ainotig the "banks end braes" it; tile sunnydays of June,when th4 is switlnaltaft ,eleadvAtia: the 'ineittleakalatiss are:IftlitaSaitatatatt Oak? • 5 Carpets and LinoieuMs. We have a big stock of Carpets, and all new patterns, Goods that weeatii . . ganieentee to give satisfaction. aBrussealea -;85 *I 00 1'23-- . 1-09 0 . Tapestry .40 .50 .00 •• a Unions .25 .35 .45 Carpet squares in many sizes, patteitie and prices. seotch Linoloutns.-Seve6.1 widths -The most beautiful patterns -Quality " the kind that weep for a life time. Our Price e 37 1:2, 40, 45 and 500 per :ca yds j. 11.211ELLEW• SLYER. - FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING. ilaill71111.11111110111Miriftli,mmliniNiNg011.4 "................. . . ? APIS Gitti . i? PURE ENGLISH 0 -7---:-Do you want the Best—at the lowest Price,—,, -- We can supply you with Berger's, one of...the 6. ' lintOtta best English makers at ViCts. per lb:: ;• ::. 1 • . :••.., •,.. , iS)sf1sit1g, 01is • From, the first be made his little'side' line' pay, for the second year•gave. hint clear profit of about 8500, which was inveited to good advantage in intimat- ed Cruikshenk Short Horn 'cows, the hest line of stock in the world. Ile sold his culls and males annually,' using only imported sires,leaving at. the present time nothing but the most choice and profitable produeers in the 'herd, which now numbers 25 head, Ihe herd is headed bythe Wason bred, Bessie, imported sire, Pride of Scotland, 45213; one of the inost ohoiee animals in this coontry, 4200 was paid for him Whet; only 1.1 Months old. The twintpone tomales too all elfee.1;, lent repreeentatives of noted,old Scotch families that have : proved their worth as moneymi akers n the .production of milk, beef •and progeny. One of the young cows, Duchess of Glot.ter, trace . back to the Calling's Dispersion sale in - the year 1810. . • . • I ammilmosoullmirlowsialgul • • '- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Waterproofs, Ladies \Vrappers , and Waists. A large stock of Gingharns, Linens and Mus- lins for Summer Dresses, Laces and Embroideries, Uriderwear and Hosiery, in great variety, Our Wall Papers are the best. ' We sell the famous Sterling Paint, none better, some spay . be as goad. Lots of seed on hand. • t a May 15th, 1908. ADAMS, Nwporiuglt 14Pwleabelsit SPECIALS The cows are all bred in the most fashionable lines, combining size, birth, quality, 'flesh and bone, and up- to-date Cruikshank type, representing Ouch noted Scotch families as the Stara - ford's, Jilte,Winsome Beauties,Wimple , Blossoms, Matchlesses, Nonpareils, Duchess of Gloaters, Orange Blosso:ns, Minas, Clarets, etc. Arnong the lot are some famous show animata • Winsome Beauty, one of the import- I ed cows, won first at Elgin, Nairn and Doncaster as a yearling in Scotland, 1901, and sold for 150 'guineas. Orange Blossom 2nd, Imp , another cow of show •fetrd order, and a choicely bred one,. in her veins flow the Llood of Remusasire of Choice Goods, sold for 871(,KS) SoOttish'Archer and. Wm.of Orange. Wimple Blossom' was shown IllatlY thnes, and never whipped until last Spring at :the Clinton Stock Show, •when she was beaten by her sister,also owned by Mr Doherty. Glen Park Mita broad, low setthrif- ty, thick fieshed,sinooth, red, two year old, is considered good enough to suc- cesefuhr compete for first class honors atiEe Triton l -o lndiistrial sit diedWirere. Among the yearlings vse vrish to es- peciallv. mention the twins,Nonpareils, they are proper candidates for Exehibi- tion honors, beautiful roans. scions Of Mr. Jacob's important animal, rind so near alike they can hardly be told apart. • Last, but not by any means least,are Orange Blossom 4th and Wimple's Pearl, two of the most beautiful heifer calves we have ever seen, they showing the Cruikahank,oharacter so well. Among the young Melee which are especially offered for sale are two reds, Matehless and a Jilt, both by import- ed sires, .broad, level, smooth, well-, grown sappy fellows, now 16 months old, lit to head alniost any herd. Buy your Buggywhere quality as well as appearance is considered in manufacturing, and have your repairing- done by exper- ienced men; .An • are found at Rumball & Huron Street, Clinton. , Clinton Sash Door, and Blind Factory _- The Town of Clinton is on the eve of a "boom," If you contemplate building JP let us give you our estimation, etc. Mileadquarters for all kinds of builders' tuateirialso S. S. COOPER, Clinton The whole herd is offered for sate .sss without any reservation,for cash oe obn A Ituyertise in THE OLIN -TOY' NEW thrie, and no reasonable bid, will e turned down for either the imported or'home bred stook, as the ; herd now requires considerable attention and since Mr. Doherty has added the man- effitature of plahos. to- hie immense. organ bueiness, his time is fully oupied. s A tabulated, illusteated, and descrip- tive catalogue of this magnificent herd on application. ' Advt. Advertise In the. NEW Elt • ii4,44vivolvaiiii",4,64A6 210 eents We will send The NOW Era for the balance of the year TO NEW SUESCRIlle Elt8, for 4ot cash. Now is the time to subscribe, 44,4644446.4.444.4t444 • Eak " 404 tte. **4a. ! tOti lt**) ***tit • bid you ever Stop to think ? When buying a Dinner, Tea or Toilet Set or Fatioy China, ' first-class_goods, up.toalate shapes or denotations be sure itod call at J. W. IRWIN'S, 5*()RATES ON TRH WAY FROM TUE POTTERS IN ENGLAND, Teas, Sakars.and Canned (hoods We lead in Quantity, Quality and Pries, 811°64 • cUtIPrieegn8:lgarit1!) bags SEESt11kide,ltedal(OrteAlsike, Tiuothas Or.Fh, (ms, Mangold and Ternip Seed. On tar- Agrioultaral College days "Yellow Leviathen stande at the.° head of the lietilt: yield peratore ift 25 different varieties.," .......i.....,teseuingionortrIntftweirtzweitwootaxtiontarrinG via o IRIATIN 0,4811 rAinyou, BUTTER AND EIGGS '