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13ANIS IN A MatOITY
nn.-nnnnon,—.0,
'rtiE PRESSING. NEED OP MONEY IN,
' A ,STRIP.KEN OOMMVNITY.
'Ellaverteace ix Willoreeetsto
lenge let ii$Tieefliettied e* Drexel/Nero •
e*id How "Ite sabeved eteeet-eAh Te -
'expected Peopeeetton,
Whenever a -great lire devastate
- Urge. city the.1);* effert of those c
• verned with the Wag of reatoratien
to get the banks open so that the pr
ileg needs of • a homeless. poputat
naay be eared for... At such time)! b
uess is done • Qi a strictly sash ha
end everything Belle at 4 prenaiu
--eonseeneeeeele -an -eatraenall
•demand for hand to hand Money, hi.
tbe merchant can use the. poor Man
•dollar to abetter advantage than t
rich maz' e credit in buying suppliee
i•eplenistehis dame emptied wareh011
The struggle that vestige to ebta
all the ,eash in sight is full of huna
Interest. It has its •pieturesque f
' tures. •On Monday, Oct. 10, 187L-wia
all itleage, trudged downtown to s
what•was left of the city, great mew
besieged the banks. Some Men we
crying, others talked incoherently, a
ever,ebotly seemed half dazed. An 0
ter 'or oue of Chicago'greatest, bank
who (might hie way through the sm
dering embers fo the white marble ha
which surrounded his vault, ,gave t
following deseription of what occur
"'Although the iron, door of the awe
badebeen somewhat expanded by hen
/*found that the combination works
perfectly. That reassured me,and at
or • hunting about the debris I fishe
tout one or two- iron erowlears and b
rwedging them In filially. opened th
arau-It doer. The inclosure smells
4Inioky, but I soon found•that the cash
ewes all right, and so .were •onr books
'Malt made tue feel -good, iiidereo
own to work in short order. The fire
' thing I did was to look at the !salute
',sheet and see what our exact resource
were. A glanceshowed me that by
Collecting what was due trom out o
'town creditors the bank tould pay ev
• *rattling it owed and 'declare a 10 Pe
,Stent dividend besides, even g it los
iovery dollar due froro its Chicago, ell
Ova. That was all I wanted to know,
• "On leaving the vault saw four •anen
*vatting for me in what -bad been the
ashier's office. They were antong-ow
- largest depositors,- and. I. knew vvell
enough what they wanted. They' were
of very different tYpes-one a shreted
money lender, who had $30,000 to his
'credit on our books, another was a
iichool treasurer- in an dietrict
who would have been teened had we
Dot been able to pay• •hira $25,000, a
dhird was an out of town. banker with
$150,000 to the credit of his institution
in our bank, and the fourthawas.e. man
(who has since become one of Chica.geas
: :greatest celeitellete,447Whtehad
tofessed hls-siteere-fidendship for tee.
• 'It .wasafia4rhaelli'easaaereeter
ed to make each of my visitors. elm*
the reel stuff that was in him: As
events riroved, tbis did not take long.
"The little 111011PS lender grabbed sine
first. With a strange little wink he
forced me one side and said in a half.
whisper, `Do you know. hovienaueh
Clave in your bank?' A.
• "I said, 'Yes, about tpit000.' • .
t "Well, I will give you $6,000 if You
Will give me the cash right away?
"'I won't do that?' said. L 'Yew
- money is all right, but you will.have to
emit a week for, it until we get -ix
shape again.' •
, " 'What' be fairly.gasped, edayent,dte
feline $6,000? That es .a good. dial' of -
'money in a city that has. gems to'de-'
litructibne
"I answered no, that I would tiot
sand told him in plain. English evbat I
ft bought of him. I said: 'I am not knave
'enough ice take your bribe andegaiger„ are'
en unfair advantage over the other tie- •
ipositers, and I am not fool enough tei
Ode it, because I know as 7'soon as -you- •
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Owns fo You
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with ow tneisture-131"04
AlseefectszolfyiKlinMBAII-•
fax =xi Vancouver are
•brought to the ovens'
doors. parms Arid mil
towns are pot on 'the SUM
plane with the *
flooney's PerfectIon
Cream •Sodas
ere Peeked la I le 3 its air -fight
°Padova treats Fr* deliehms—
and reeds yen in die aims con -
&fawn° 'mow vslere you live.
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—eau Know now tome* are um Weil -
as I do, Can't you see the position we
ar.e. her 10b, yes, yes,' he answered
• hastier.. tl don't care about the fire. We
• are all in'the same fix, But I want to
know how you stand personally. Have
.7011 Pleats of ready caish? You cannot
getecredit-these- days,- So -if-yon.•-amed
anything from. the grocer'st you . want
bare retie. %brought yen little'-
"With that the man threw open hie
'coat, diVect down into his pocket and
,dragged out a roll of bills as bfg as '
hands vcouid grasp. Then lie straight-
•ened 'them out and divided•thera into
equal ,piles, retaining one' himself and
•'banding me the, other. lie was dread-
fully.in earnest, but I told him I could
not accept the money and •that 1
thought I could manage without
He assured me that whatever he had
*would always be at my disposal. That
man has always been one of my best
*lends,"
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7, ee'el ke, •
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• His comollmena
'"WTO a lovely. Morning," he said•
"It is a perfect Morning," she replied,
"True," he eald. • "I hateti'tseert alt7-
tIttng this morning that isn't perfect"
And he' looked her straight In the face.
-.Then she blushed. • •
• •
Tfirtpw.‘.10, DIOINES TIU
DOGS. $1=til
--ektrebest-best,
useless. You have some disease of the'
nose, throat or !maga. Doctors would
call it bronehitis, asthma or catarrh.
The common :root of. these diseases le
germ or mictobie irritation. Catarrh -
ozone not only destroys disease terms,
it do more, it healdiseased and ine
' flamed tissue. The diseasais not only
cured,but its return is forever prevent,'
ed •by using 'Oatarrhozone, which is
splendid also for colds, coughs, and ir-
Titable throa,t. Remember you inhale
Oa te,rrhozone-Nature's own cure --use
no 'other .hut Oatarrheeone--it's the
best catarrh cure made.
• e.
ese /erected ihe Petitio
',Glee day not long ago the young king
+of • Spain handed the Duke de°Santo
:Mauro, one of his gainiiiters, a Petition
"Which his majeate said referred to the
eight hour working day. The. duke'd1Is
i e of petitions Is. well known. • "It
la, my. desire that you attendste it 'nee
emediately," said the.--kinge,seelng-the
miiiiietel• was inclined to raise difficulty t
about . attending . to an: Informal peta °
ise fh
hn a week you would sue nae for the.
46,000. Get out of here right away."
"That was the Iast of him.• Be took
ihis money when the Week was out and
ikept clear of the hank after that Then:
• CULTIVATING THE CHILD.
• ,
How Aar Trait May He need In o
•Noranie Heiroxie meteor.
Owe is not a eingle desirable sat*
• 14te wilich, lacking in.a Plalat May net
be bred into it. Choose what improve-
ment you wish in a flower, a fruit or a
tree, and by cressing, seleetion, Cala'
Yeti= and persistence you can ex this
desirable trait Irrevocably. Pick out
any trait you want lu your child, grant-
• ad that he is a normal ebild, be it hen-
esty, f purity, lovableness, In.
dusty, thrift, what not. By surround.
Ing this child 'with sunsbine from the
fly and your own heart, by giving the
closest vorranunion with nature, by
feeding hint well balanced, nutritious
rood, by geeing him all that Is implied
-Inaliealthful_enairoup eeetLetaidelluencee
and by doing all in love you eau thus.
cultivate In this child and fix there for
all hie life all of these traits -natu-
rally not always to the full lit ail cases
at the beginning of the work, for he-
redity will Duda) itself felt first, and, as
In the Plaut under improverrteut there
*ill be Certain etrong tendencies to re-
version to former encestral traits, but
In the main with the normal child yon
can give lean allethese. traits by pa.
Matta', • persisteirtly •guiding Wm •
• these early•formative yo,ars.
And, ori the other side, give him foul-
alr to breathe; heep him In a dusty Ate.
tory ar an onwholesome sehotfiroona ci
a crowded tenemeut up under the Mit
roof; keep him away from the suit -
Shine, take away from him music auti
laughter and happy faces, 'cram his lit-
tle brains with so called knowledge,
all the more deceptive and dangerous
because 'made so apparently adaptable
to his young mind; let him have asso-
eiatee ia•his hours out a school, and at
the age •of ten you have fixed in hini
the "oppOsite traits, He is on his way
to the gallows. You have perhaps seen
a prairie fire sweep through the tall
•0-11-94.1.
MILBURN',
.notart Acind Nerve
PM*,
Are a apecifie for all heart ana nerve '
troubles. Here are some of the erne, -
toms. Any one of them should be a
warning for you to attend to it im-
mediately. Don't delay. Serious break-
down of the system may follow, if you
do: Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Dizzi-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness
of Breath, Rush of Blood to the Head,
Smothering and Sinking Spells, Faint
and Weak Spells, Spasm or Pain through 4
he Heed; 'Cold, Clammy Hands and
Feet. There may be noway minor syrup- M
tome of heart and nerve trouble, but :+.1'
these are the chief ones. a,
Milleurn'e Heart azurNerve Pills will o
dispel all these Symptoms from the h
system.
Price 50 cents per box, or 8 for $1.25, a
WEAK SPELLS CURED. atl
Mrs, L. Dorey, Hemford, N.S., writes
as as follows ;—"I was troubled with u
dizziness, weak spells and Buttering of w
the heart. I procured a box of Milburn's in
Heart and Nerve Pills, and they did Me th
Se much good that I got two more boxes, '
and afterfinishing them I was completely si
cured. r must say that r cannot recom-
mend them too highly
OF THE LAST CENTURY.
I-orst homingtort Wonders Whether
Pre-enilnentlY Bieutiful Women Are
'RerereThan In Days Of Welpols.
"1 have often wondered whether
the pre-eminently beautiful women are
rarer than they were, in the time of
Horace Walpole, who tells thet
when the Miss Gunnings Paefted
through Doncaster the street was tui
of
an admiring Crowd early claw
to see them start for the north; an
you remember that George 41. ordere
an °Meet's guard to. protect one 0
them, " enventrY, from -beta
Pressed upon by the pi ople when sh
walked in the Mall.
"We see nothing of such excitereen
14 these days," writes Alexander,
Lord Larnington in The London Daily , Black
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..- •YOUR GROC R
PREFERS TO SELJ
ge I cM'Y LCM TriAr*
t He knows that It will give you unbounded 'satisfaction; •
Green. •Mixed
Tmad TacketwOulb-----2-15ei-30e,-40ei-40e40e-Per-Lioat-al I Vrocetse:------
• HIGI-1111ST AWARD ST, LOUIS, DOI,
Mall.
• "The costumes of that time may have
chlaacisesohrnadethitinsgmtvondsotylLitilofthdirsess:athch•e
laced bogices, brocaded • petticoats,
bright stokkings, and German hoops
of the upper classes may have aided
to attract attention. Now and then,
in my time, some paragon of heaute,
ndepenclent of rang and attractive,
ress, Was oeca.siortalty to be seen. .
'I remember a friend telling me
iss Maclean was so beautiful *that
lienever she •appeared hrt 'Edinburgh,
'here she reenled,, a crewel collected;
11 One occasion when he aceien6anied
or to a shop'in Princes street, Pence
ad to be sent for to clear the way,
nd when that, evening she entered the
leat- e the audience stood lep hont-
ge tO .her charms.
"I can recall one ,person who came'
p 'to this standard of p'erfection,
as with her in Paris, and walking
the • Champs Elyeees ties •orie of
e -most unpleasant processes I ever
eat through. It was almost la/pos-
tale to move, from the crowds of ad-
trers rushing by, and then turning
-vase-across-ea- DIale,--Nothing:.-eatte•-
stand ,before it; it must burn itself out
That is what happens when you let the
tweeds grow up in a •child's life and
then set are to them by wrong envIron- •
ntent.-Ltither Burbank In Century;
THE GOLDFINCH. ••••
,Cheaseree In Pia That Are Pea-.
'Man to the Noviee.
Most every one in America is aa-
euainted with the goldfinch but many
people know the bird by the name of •
lettuce bird on. account of • Its bright
yellow color. Golafizieh' is a' very ap-
proprlate. name. as the bright yellow
et the male whert in breedbag plumage
is like burnished gold. The •fennile
•goldfiech. is .1120re modestly 'dressed
than her mate.' The changes In plum-
age ot the male are eery letereeting
and to •the novice somewhat
Until the •student beembee acquainted
*lila the bird he may Wonder why he
Sees no males during the Winter, The
trnth is et ,ehieeeason the Reeks of
'hitt:attar fete aie ere', ''
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ter404.4.A1fZet111741104Za.le-bit&b.11,94,
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sumed le the ,previous uelialtY by
the"end of October, a: plumage Closely
resembling that of ep- fepule and
young :bird of the yea . eThe •male te-
tains •this ineonspicuoui dress *until:
late la Irebenary, when one can no
-
bee a .gradual change taking Piece in
•some of the birds. • This renewal ot
feathers. is actively continoed through
March and April, and by the .first of
1%fay our 'respieedene. bird is with a$
again. The song period with the male
goldfinch continuee as long as he wears
his gold and black livery, for it com-
mences as.early ati the ealddle,of March
and ends tate in August. 'Goldfinches
are •-very cleanly: in • their.. habits. and
bathe frequently:. Their nests are eic-
, quisite 'pieces' of le1rd architetture, the •
inside being lined with the - softest.
pima cloWn. The mother bird is the
boilder, her. InindsoinecOnstert. during
he • nest building time ,devoting -Meat
tiOn. Finding that the king litras very —d
• 7e -
:willingly tntolled.: Much to the attouse-
vaent of all present the document was
,:foundSto be in the young kiug's hand-.
f his eftorts to singio'g to' ebeer his in-
ustrious mate• •
over e bank paid Its claims with- muds in earnest, the petition wee n
•
!the scbool treasurer came to me with a
eltraightforveard story of how his bonds -
Men were anxious to know how - be
estood. When I told him that his Mme) -
as safe and that be -would not lose a
!cent he burst into tears, saying the .
;news was too good to be true. The out
Apt town banker was afso very niee,
:haying that, he did not care to with -
raw bis money se long as he knew It
*as safe. Then the man vrho has since
Fown enormously wealthy - :teem/tea
e with the remark that lie had come •
. own to see how things stood. That.
gave me a chance to test him, so I said
•
firUsquete:
•
ABSOLUTE
tril 'U1
legally., It begged In piteous terins for
a :little more leisure from national
dutiesend suggested that he shouldnot when Grant .was in subordinate com-
bo asked to -work more than -eight hours • mend, he was reconnoitering aloiae near
a day: and that he might have his Sun- the enemy's lines. Suddenly he fOund
dadee;o1r.
federates' pickets, who was for arrest
himself confronted by one of the Con-
Grantts Presence of Mind.
• ,An• instance ot -great presence of
.reind was narrated by John Russell
Young, ' says a writer in the Grand
gas ne. Once during the civil wa
veer •• 11
01 notice," said tLn carping crite,
• "that In this ode to liberty you say;
• "The message arrie to the listening land,
The winds of heaven bore on each word,
And hill and valley and plain and strand q
Were glad for - the marvel of what they
heard" •
"Yet, Sir," replied the hopeful Poet.
"But how in the name of sense can a
land hear"
ng biro: "Shol Shores:id Grant -With
tbe utniost coolness. "'Can't you see 1
em reconnoiteringin the eneiny's,
oni-
forxn? Don't make a noise'. I slowil be
back directly.” • Andhe walked away
Wetly sentil Out of the 'picket's sight
then ran as nimbly as be could. •
• "I-er-I suppose a land has' froutiers,.
hasn't it'," -Judge.
. flis Cue.
• Glifttita.--They say this book entitled
. .
"A Stela 'reackward" was inspired
Weeder 'whre the author ever got his
Inspiration? . •
Guyer -Ole I guess he watehed ciWoe
Ian11
' Yuit Th Drte,et, greet •
To 'cast dutitein one's eyes" perfect-
ly explains Itself.- It 'is, Jaewever, in-• ,
teresting to• know that Epaminoildas'
at the battle of Tegea defeated the
Spartans by masking bis moyeniente
With a large body of .eavalry.
&lased the hors.einen. to gallop to and
fro in front of the enemy in etch a way
as to raise it cloud of dust and's° veil,
,
ed the moVelments of his °infantry and
•
Manastepping.- ott. te. street ....caes3 a •
Mere Sun. - • • . -
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pin&
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• Mitt SICK HIEADAMitt.
euittuett tueiti w utas a new ago
Mere advantageous•position.
eel Premier's Wit. .
WOInfiri OnCe: told Lord Paimerstou
that. her maid, who had been with her
In the Isle of Wight, objected to going
thither again because the climate was
not "embracing" enough. • "What' am
to do with such a wonicuir she aeked.•
"Yoe had better take ber to the Isle of .
Man next -time," seed Lord Palmerston.
•
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• Winged thne•gliaes on leseneibly and
••••deceiv.ett us, and the/mitt nothing more;
fleeting then years. -Ovid: •
Infrequent. • • ,
Kind Lad
y-aI have nothing -but Remo
lobster salad and minbe pie. You eure-
ly don't want that. fateyour breakfast?
Weary Walker-Qh, dis is , me einner.
mute. bac in.e breakfast dee. before'
yesterday. '• •
"At east we took a tia,cre, and es-
caped this unweleome denaonstration.
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AVOUs DEBILITY CURED
Excesses and Judi/wedeln, are the cause of more
sorrow and suffering than all other diseases combined.
, We see the "Actium of vidians habits on every heed;
the sallow, pimpled face, dark circled eyes, stooplue
form, stunted devehennent, bashful, melancholic
countenance and timid bearing proclaim to alt the
' world his folly and teed to blight ltis existence. Our
treatment positively cures all weak men by overcoming
and removing the effects of former indiscretions and
excesses. It stops all losses and drains and quickly
restores tee patient to what nature immured -ea healthy -
era compute.
and happy man with playsical, mental and nerve pow.
Fog over 2$ years Drs., & E. have treated with
the greatest success all diseases; of men and women.
If yet; have any secret disease teat Is a worry and
a menace to your health consul t old established phyeic-
lens who do not have to experiment on you.
• We snare:deo to care Nervous Debility, Blood
Diseases, .5tricture. Yaricocele, Kidney and Bladder
Disunites. CoomeleatIon Free, If unable to call, write
for a QuestiouBlatet for Home Treatment.
contemporaries say, WaS the handsern-
est -man of his time, •
• Sved hy His Looks, ,
"It is rape*, indeed, that a man's iiee
Is preserveteldy his beauty, lie was not
twenty when he pasSed • through Par'
irr 11'91, War had . not been declared
but there was a strong feelitig agates
Engle:ed. At that time the lamps wet'
hung .across the „Streets—hence the, ery
la la.eterne? • • -
"When • any unhappy victim was tale
en, the process of ehapging him was - a
very simple one, steard Ponsonby, walk-
.ing in the Rue St. lienore, was se un-
fortunate' -to fall in with the mob,
who seized him with the un:
agent de Pitt; •un• Sucre Anglais! a la
lanterriel"
"The lamp was taken down, the cords
placed round his` neck, and he was act-
ualty hanging the air, when the wo-
men, who played such a prominent part
throughout the revOluti me, rushed for-
ward -and *cut -the . cords. .
RSI KENNEDY KER
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liorigageSale noose and
Lot in Clinton.
GAN 148 811aelby Street,
Detroit, Mich.
• intlfLeede;tillettlif11.-Illiayrtvglartatelewoitliottihowinloiterovro'caouncteaaitteadt.
t . t--phleme et steel; Chore will be effered for gale by
e - til"eTit•Cilit%s. iY,MiltitteAegtiltitflT,rcrti
, ,114, 1906,1at the helm of two o'clock in the
• afteritooti, the property known and described . as
....thasoutherhepart of' lot member f •
e: bine s survey, in the Town. of Clinton, io tlaa
County of Hurop, consisting or that rectangular
-.•portion of the said lot fronting on Ontario Street,
buying the full width of inc said let, aed • exteud.
ing bock front Ontario.Street fiibbingt Street
seventy four feat.northward. • . • '
!newts on. the: property a entail frame- bongo
the interior of whicithrte been recently !repaired
and the location is one Of the meet desireble 18
Ohara!, • „ .•
•Voit terms and conditions of. sale, eppiree
either of the undersigned. • .
DIC.SINSON, Antitioneer
Oak(' ''Ctilltiolt)t°111; Art; cf)tfir<htlizti:Ntro•L'
44.}Tril 'V 14) 4 ' 1T(1)11.6;
rest un trop Jon' garcon. polar etre • .
• • • • • •• . • .• ..•
som.g., God (.0.:.,F! stet:tee 01.)uy,'.., was 1?th!,ew si:t-o.r.„1;e1,1:dfell,.aorrieri the •
A r is told of a young Wife W.I1O
• , knew little of housekeeping. She watt
pave'rhent, and weealliamedlettely Cerried
itiiieeerold of molt, Twitita • 11;
..r..„.4,4i :1T t ttr 0.
t▪ here- was a ,very distinguisaed art st
vho afforded' us, il(Ueh en teet ainment;--
M. Gudin, the great marine painter.
nee Some at his• sea-pleces were wonderful
the in their power and coneetition. ' • •
tick • "Guclin was one of the liveliest of
t Frenchmen, A g,roat Anglothanian; it
ace - NNW:, 'tieligbi.ful to sbe .hlin equipped for
on. le semt. ots shooting costume was 'a
tel little better attained for the Paiais
yal. arcades than for our moors went
• t shooting wit h him one day, when
•h
last he wounded a • hare; whIch„ bem-
ire(' ever, was able, to limp away,
"Gud 1 res exo I tot tient was Intense; In.
Ian ' Ile tried to g another shot; At
iu coneequeuce of that ineitperie
• dispotted to'stande bjt in awe of
butcher, -ihe • baker and the .candies
1 ewer> - f 1 . ( , 0 her ignore
. .
• enither,, for ,slic felt sure they nans
iu,eousehold matters, .She ordered
ly such things as she• was absoiu
sure of, aue. she neade her lateral
wee the tradesmen AS .11rief 55 po
The LIIRMOClit Sthoot
Telegrphy,
— And Gentral-Trairtiog for
ailway Sevice,.
The neer inethoci instructioe adontedt by -
this school has proved. a great suteess,
• (evils graduate in the shortest possible
therefore at the least expense, •
• Emeloyment provided at once • Write fare
free pamphlet which will give fitilieformation.
School room in Gordon Bloch, onneit`e Pee •
Office, the most desirable location in the thy.
Irspection of clesses at work cordially Witted
R013ER1 LARMOUR Stratford, tint
• Principal and Instructor, formerly ,
District .Superintendent G.T. R.
00-07..
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In the matter of the - Vsmte ot Stimifol riko
ate ot di .1 own of C ititon, zit tite.County I -10W ABOUT, . YOUR
,,,, 11 arou,hotelk epee,' eeeettsed. , .....T.MMIWIIINLY,IMMONGW•EINOWIIIMI.•111=0.001..4................ •
. , „ . / :IN 01MC: :kill i*tark,g13;74 t 'elite eve.eiefeee.,.iee•ef:
ellen.. Pie it,e:41,:...,1 e .,. that alt.,. pereene having: ' ____. " PAPh -,...- ;•...t. ' ' :'
treeeeet e - e %or thee Saidt earn. .enere,"4"."Fee'''''"•'"ee• ' ,,, , ..7' " -.,.77.",'''.-1...`.':::"4
the eon dev df -'11 • AeD ,
eiee pike, aces/mod, ' Who (let ou or ott --•"....-,•''''2-.--..,:•,,,—L..-,4=44::'. • : •
" equir. • Nething adda so. flinch to the detorae •a ... ,
ed; to eerie, by post, Prepaid. - 0 th. milder -sign- floe of a heuse he good Wall -Paper.
a. • '
... gfserioletter, or towtheupip?igx19.- e•..4,:ell 0 nil or ems i I, a
p 'the end ay oe eu y, mele taco* nettles. OSA t011 tu s aw you •the ve ' '''
al.d. addm-tses with fulleartieu.ars LI 'On i1.11111 best, an chencese ,patterna, as , r am, :. • .
e lowedall the birds to escape. At
One morniug there came to her he
a collector of ashes.-"Asbees, asleee
she - heard • him calling stentor
ain. last he thre% dow hi . .
tones. As the. cry. -Was repeated ag
and egaiu she became more and.en
Perplexed as to, What"eehees" inert
Finally 'she went to. the gate In
rear •••and ,opeued it "Aeli.Ces?" ea
in get-ante:1 question from the man.
---efte---yming -hesitated-for a wee' -
baeut; thee, drawleg herself up to a
dignified attitude; she replied coldly, •
"No, I don't think care for any to:,
day." • • • •
At. a recent- dinner Mark Twain, ac.:
pording teta English report, made a .
• rated amusing little Speech' which was
responded. to as fellows by a lawyer
who. was present: "Doesn't it strike the
company a tittle unusual," he In-
quired, ,"that- priefessional huntarlst
should be tenere" -When the laugh
that greeted this • sa lly 'had subsided
Mark rTwein drawled Out, "Doesn't it
Strike the ,company ,as a; little unusual
that a lawyer should base hie hands In
bis -own pockets?" • .
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A. youeg, and email- looking Scetch•
eleteeynian. Was eto' ail -each "treel" ••aer-
Mon in a strauge einn•ch. Fearing that,
itis heir might' be tilsai•raeged or that'
he might have a eniudge on his 'face,
he mid to the sexion, there being no •
Mirror in the vestry, "Jafues could you
get inc glees?" • tames disappeared
and nfter a feW minutes returned with
eamething tinder his coat, whieh, to the
• cote:tern:Moil' of the divine. he pao•e
dtteed In the Nein of a bottle, sayleg
"Ye manna let on aboot it, Meenister, •
or got it as 11 special favor, and
ef thou. chums, and.statement ot their ac..t• tze hi agent for the ••• . •
feet the nature of the securities (if tin •?, held
by them ti •
dc3Vtit.i)liu'TaY‘t116'it8t,scildt;x0erCtittar WfitaltidPIOCee0a Or()
o orOntb
among tne pbrtb s entities thereto, it ,Vien asrecli •
cl the.aia exeon / The sena leg for 1000 itre entsely
tli " 81S41 1
ram°el • to
ANI) t:71 ttt"t")Y d"el t 2"
kn. atter tee ea rod
Empire y,Vall, Paper Co -
128
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04'f*.ttbeeliliael2'11)44 fti.‘in.hear&pnnrsseterisal'oral410.a,,lt teltaftne. with birojercilee4rsraLint fsrit°nntel 5cpraicl'ed.11 th9ort5cey.
notice shall not bar been receihed by there
..tritittulettinrIslaie solicit°. r 111 the time of tate.' °
II of paper guaranteed to contalo
. • , ards, Samples gladly shown to ir-
'2'- pat d may ith, /0.0S • • i ending purchasers, at any time. /\•-•
.JACISON. Sue W. BRYDONE.,
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the his poor victtm, caught it Withie his wee, .gtessy nat, spotless wrote goVei. ear. Queen. and Princess Se,, °Heuer.
1 • -- re• • Solicitor • GEORGE POTTS
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Y n le gun. to the • ., -
• •
ore
t ter _the hare, and a: last fairly outran ' •
alnusetnent of the whine prty, ran af-
Rouse De water and Paper Hanger,
the. arms, and AretruLnemdustrolualiindpvh.ant. 0Hfef:"sahstotril7, VerY• ..beaneldeed of a leader , • •
. ••
"The • extreiVagances Of dandy' tif
have beep WiciiiT-tiTit• IniFtlfeeleeVani
ties were Merely the ripple on the Sur
fiteli 'of superior merle • • •
•
"Count d'Orsay was a brilliant lead-
er of the dandy class-strikinglY hand-
some, of' a spleedid physique, a cole.
ntanding apiteartic. an . admirable
borsemari of the Hittite Ecele sellout.
When he apPeared 'in the perfection of
dress (for the tailors' art had not died
oat with e:seorge IV.); with thatexpres-
sion of selfeenfirlenee and self..com-
placenywhich the sense of .uleeriority
givee, he was the oheerved of all, Add
to this his real •accomplishmentS
senlettor; an excellent artist and the
possessor of a. happy faculty of seizing
the expressInt and drawing en Leisr-
anis likeneSs • In remarkably short
time. • • . • ••
'Mn took eveaa plena with' thmsl-
ves In those days they did riot sioueh
and moen through lifet ahd it ten. r
0 I Le. .r. Tareing and Feathering.
. . ,
• ' in• the receett raning ease, that of tare
1 . ,
- -The peculiar foriiFOf Thunishineni
- Adopted by the'Scets Guards' .suhalterns
ring and feathering, is popularly sup -
lapsed to be American In -its origin.
This, however is •rint the ease; it: is
known to antiquarians to have been oa-
ployee at least 70e years ago, and that
in our manatee. ' • • .- -
When Riehard Coear de Liorepet out -
on rertAettotnhisralfoerrthiewridae,rmbye, tnaa!idde °Snd orY:
them was this•. "A. robber whoshallh
convieted of theft :shall have, hs bead
-I Creppece • al ter the faehion of a ahem-'
pion, •and boiling pitch shell be peured
thereon, and the feathers of a cushion
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shall be shaken eut on him, so that he
: May he' known, and -at the first Iand at.
I Which the ship ellen touch he shall be
set on shore" •It • is interesting to Imo*
.bwahet an anele.rit army cost, in tie01 has
t
• The disgusting discharges 'from. th.e, )
:11080 andethroat, and the foul, catarrh-
al breath are rioickly dispensed :with
1 Simi] sem Oil ng agents itself' ButalYptus,
I " t • . f-3 oop s Catarrh Ouse.
i t byinol. Wild Ind Igo, etc, • have • been
hov%; highly they were appre-
clatele by • the crowd, nt only of the
uppeebut the' hewer elasetes thieve fro
(1 tientl,v ridden clown to letchmond with
Count aarsay• A striking flgdre was
in blue coat witty gilt' bettens,
tiara\ n well hack eta show • the wide
expanse of enotry eillitg -frot and buff
waistcoet; his tight leathera altd 'polish -
a boots; his well -culled whiskers and
handermie countenaner; wideehrinte ,
zetteeeee.._ reere'er,-e,--e"met
evadeue One got it at all ir 1121111 tue told
them It wee for Yon."e-Itaeper's Week
eiipactant
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Mile Mist/Ake,
lift. Slinsky-I don't belie* the city
Witter im safe, otlee Ithas a clouded
appearance this morning and -tastes
sort of-milkpaand- Mrs, Starvern-
Thot ghtee eontaine milk, Mr, Slirosky.
The water be at yaw, tett. And, by the
way, your board bill was due Teeter-
• 'It 11:10 flow+ 111:1 goeid to be eomewhitt•
nret.t by the lient arid drenched bl.
the rain °a
• leoolitse,
litY
SIX entitles a fool way be known:,
Anger *Wont rause; speeeh without
Draft; change witlmilt motisw inquiry
withote aft •objeef; puttiets tenet In a
strangr, and veintIng capacity to dis-
iinguish betssedit friend and foe„
' • re‘Aioa.
Johnnie -What does that stotiee tele
over there, mother? 14Iother-/t sere
"No doge admitted" Johriie-,:ellet the
ean't reed, eall they? How ore
hnow?
Mothers
should take "Iinejn" during
this ttyieg time. The extra
street weight and undue pres-
sure on the delicate orgruis often
irritate and habitue the kidneys.
This not only hicreases the dan-
ger of childbirth, but places the
health. of the baby in jeopardy,.
THE Gb3WILT itIONIfit PILL
A Peoter five Prenettiott.' •
"Don't pm ithow, defiantly asked
the socialietie oreter, "limit the people
'ate now- elVlig oat .for Awhile to keep
her eye oil the lewineetiters in high
siiitce0" • •
"I don't iee fel," /earned the
millionaire rehater, "ale long as her
bandage doesn't slip ot."-Raltiniore
America to.
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Oteuerothf 0.
alVlien I. Was ee-oittiger;ft- Bald 'Mr.
Cuntrox, "I lookea rorward to having
hOrrte of my own."
• "Well, havezet eon got Ite.
"Well, it's nage leeally..but delet
feel like 'using it except wbeia
ells( r SO t girls ha esti e Mate*,
fitite„.
lieepe she 'kidneys strong said . by
'vigorous—acts as a mild tonic
Oh all the female organs, and
prevettte Constipation. •
A " Zuu " pill at bedtime is
the best protettion against Xid-
ne T bl g p egnany,
At !di drugnds or direct on receipt 1,, ne;to
se A WOrnall doeen't need a ditroree
less she line been Married te a Mane'
Areent on the eStati.fs
'Well," lie said diving their miarrel,
seepose yu'll be wanting a divot*
• e,
'Really," she replied Pokily, 1"/ don't
Why It Omuta be neeeeeary in thie
O f prce, soc per bo. •ca
41.APIAN mitteteet. CO. tientte I 'tin
Winos.* met , •eer
hiladelphla Ldger.
Does Your, Stomach
Bother You?
Dr. Shoop's Restorative cures An
Distressing Stomach T hi
Through the Inside Nerves
• As you value your health and happiness dosea
hegieet to care ter the slightest stomach pain --
done let it ao. At the first sign or drstrese igte
Dr. Shoop's Restorative and end ai1.. thesetrouble, nittett achea are signatee-thee are
•tlysliptome of coming disease -is it wise totter*
them/ You Who Janet:Vent a hearty Meal With'
Out a sense of fullness followed be a Peered
Of easel Soda trr Neglect these cottai.° trolls and YOU surely
beeornotesanoe,
• opettifvotithtelese.. ds01:0.trnryrososying indernetiohe-yotell
'1:1101x8p"oltribettleedalna;
fenitivtuirgtiatitak
leg of food ,
tress After
,tte:712;:uttooi?bi1:t::
toms 7 --- dia.
tating.retera. •
hadach, d i z-.
d
utter in arty ot •
ut
,
tite, beartbuni,
etuess? If you
these ways, your y is clear -
NE W._Gitiklatir :STORE,
• We have opened up a choice, fresk
stock of Groeeries Ofsaa's Old
Stand and now ask. a share of. th
patronage of the citizens of. Clinton
I and the surroending community..
Good Quality & Pair Peices
• are our special cares.
Customers will find our stock the ."es
Ivalue in town. The ited Peatker
are tamales of the values We handier
b. -and in Teas and Cann Goods
*We are strangers and Inui..
get acquainted,
t will pay,tho se who sell farm pro-
; duce to see to, before disposing of their
I butter, eggs and potatoes, elsetvhre.
We will buy, at a god priee, vela
you have to sell, and will sell at a, fair
Pried, What you have to buy•
BYARD HILL, 'Phone 114
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incorporated into a snow white cream
making a catarrhal balm unexceled.
there is but OUP 011180 open tO YOU-.
etrenethea tho Mld° icrees-theee special
eterneen nervee-e off forever this
ottidenee or disease,Put tblareetive iterves itt
cozelition to tient re* nature intended they should.
Sold by W.8,R, %Urines •
The cli1 4.
. .
The eitieelit11.1 $9 re.. e prized for its ;
beautiful milken light gray fur is found
01)13- 18 the Coalillere ranges' of the
Andes in Bolivia Anti chile. It .15 a
small- emitted aleph burrows it the
ground anti in appearance somewhat
resembles a rat,
• Iteligione fa China:
There are three existing religions In
(-brim- -con et te'in tlis its, Illiddbicen and
Taoieni. No eeeletchtstietti leer:why 14
maintained at the public eXpenee, nor
Is there 11123'priesthood attached to the
Cottfuelan religion, although that 19 the
state The bulk of the people.
nro Iltultilifsfa, hilt man,- to no the.
este side, peneljee .01 three.
In Choose,
A tlervise teletientl) grocer getting
a terve (Ifs Mess el tstis 103,4 stria
tidos In whion ass* twa letteie. 11et
first 31:29 ftnu Artlittr Sievert% the
mekee lamehrield, Ont, .aelting for
lero-i.:•,,:••.1,7s' IV (.11009e was e lit, On
A1/11111g 11117 110 had a few Young'
Don't drue, don't forc-Just give the inside °
emuminlente with Flegsiti, MeDrid,
remit dit ; 9idith ievera,
De. Sbootee itesterative should t ken to
reeves natural force, gentle tonic, tlature's here
thie-it Is the etelYrweeetiptlott whichalmilds u?t,
Or even atteMpts to restore tad -inside Writ
WITCO, Sold and reset:nema es •
W. S. R 40LIVIES.
inder wine
Now that harvest is nearly -
here you will be needing Bin.
der Twine we can supply you..
Sailed Hay
JAS A FORDe
SEED ME
CLINTON
vamosmoassosimumanammoor
Fitzsimons & Son
We are still the ntt-
chering businss, and are.
in a position to fill all or-
ders for seasonable meets,
intr ustal tc cu Care:
• Our new:business said
n the Combe Block.
hi117 *A111, 311 11r1 10 know. The
1 Ita ritsiimo Its 111; So
mils feint *girls aeleng Ithet
Phoat Clinton
!teem -lore street, cite -ma and Ilia Attie
eide, Neale:field Station.