The Clinton New Era, 1906-08-03, Page 3August 3rd, , 1000
THE CLINTON NEW Elt&
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.A8SOLUTE
1TI H ANO dANADJANM stamp and prepaid 111ustage schema hard
M been passed upon before, anti had been
i/a5sible by the delegate's at Rome,CAME' FROM POSTAI- CONGRESS though as already l t d k h
Pale FacedGirls
-_._______. found impracticable. It woe Round kn.
P , -. ''"t 1"6"I'm (-MOO PliCeegiti(1I
pane out, t e cure Ear Palenleim eaul
WITH NO MEAN TROPHIES. • coupon system afte •d
Nl
't ti ga'sted
9s, she dozes,
.1 s a partial sot
o. Analenda
tion. .Against the use of ata lnternatL n. _
al stamp the congress found " various '.the tallid girl' ltlways lacks appe-
difflcuitles. Under the present system tite, rail
little she eatsela badly di -
there is no accounting between tlation9
a the postage receipts on international At night silo is restless,
""'"i°'""r Important. Work at RomeseNearing
Ccnuiner: Penny Postage and a Universal
V
Stamp—••Dr. Coulter, Canada's Dorm-
Carter
epu-
1 ty P. M• G„ Book From the Eternal
�� � � x City ---Will prow U .: Re .ort
� .� •,',l,D•Dp P For the
LitDrs s
Government,
.1f .... - r, 1�eput Post as-
e Liver Y rtl
. ��r• tPi•-(lt•nerul, iso basic tif. (lffnava nr.o..
ONtIot BO*r Slgnnturo i f
Sea Pec slntll0 Wrapper Belo%,
VeR7, small sad es eeeNr:
tet tel *gonna)
CARTER �. FOR DIMNEs FON SS,
�. V+ � a
iLE• FOR $ILiOUSNESt0
FORjORPiO LOVER.
FOR $ GOI�S1'iPATION
FOR ALLOW
FOO THE COMPLEXION
CURE SICK HEADACHE,
PILL
Mr. George Cockburn, sen., of Balti-
more,hmanar and breeder. waswverynseri-
ously' injured on Tuesday. He was in
a field with a team attached to a mow-
_
Ing machine, w-lieti sonfe-thin a aut-
omobile,
it is stated) frightened the
horses and they ran away, The outer
nd• of the cutting bar caught Mr..
Cockburn by the feet and he was
dragged through the .field for forty
rods before the Stopped.team 'vas.
is very seriously injured, • Ile
Scrub yourself • daily, you're not
clean inside. Olean insides means
clean stomach, bowels, hldod, liver,
clean, healthy tissue in ' every organ;
MORAL : Take Hollister's Rocky I.
Mountain Tea. 3,5 -cents, Tea or Tab-
lets.
Ask
your
Druggist.
t 's
ggi t,
King Edward has directed that the
delegates aces
#•' Cat
the
High Court ter
tth
g of eA -
cient Order of Foresters at:King's
Lynn•nextmonth. shall be entertained
tole
luncheon on
when
theyVisit
Sandring-
ham. ride•
In -
g
ha
m.
The
visit will baa historic event
in the annals of the Friendly Society
movement, as it will be the .first occas-
ion upon which the delegates attending
a friendly society conference have re-
ceived the hostAtali,ty of the King.
For dry cracked lips, or rouge h skin
use Dr. Shoop's Green Salve; It pos-
itively makes lips and skin like vel-
vet. Sold by V. S. R. ' Holmes, Olin -
ton.
With reference. to the .Canadian
grant of.one hundred thousand dollars
towards the San Francisco relief fund
of rvttich•$SO,OOO has already been sent
to ih•a. Red Cross Relief Asso¢bit' ron'.of: z,
San Francisco, Mr; Fielding, Minister: .p
of . Finance. stated to -da ahai the.
Government will send t y
e he
balance
1620MO to the same authority. ofe
.Some
indiyiduai applications were made:tie
the government assistance but the
government felt that the whole
amount should'go into •the ;general
fund.
rerr«•senting the t`anadian Government
tat the International Postal Congress in
inane.
__ .._coniter has everythitig"'good' to�
say of the arranngements made by the
Xtaltan Government for the success of
' the congress and the eomfort of the
delegates. As to the actual work 01
the. "Postal: 'I?arliament," he will have
nothing to say ofiiciafly until his re-
port goes in. to the Postmaster-Coen-
eree. • A very complete .and. accurate
idea of the congress is, however,' gath-
ered from other sources.
In the first place this congress, was
a' gathering i
g r
n
e
g of r es t
pr en at nes all
i 4f
i
the
Countries.in +,the postai union,
which rneans practically all the toile-
tries .of any importance in the civilized
world. 'The, Chinese 1mpire and' one •or
,two; other oountries• are still outsider, •
• Bard Working Body. '
The congress just closed lasted tWo
working. months or fifty-one • actual
days. An impresliion that these were
days of leisure and sight-seeing for the
two hundred •odd,delegates is a wrong
one. Five and sire hours. a day In the
hard labor of •hammering out postal re-
gulations. of universal suitability leaves
little time for huntime-uiy-eouvenirs of
Romulus, Remus 'and the wolf.
The first thing which the congress
did was' to foliose' the established rule
oaf all legislative inaugurals, namely, .I
appoint committees on the various
knotty. subjects "for consideration, The
committees in due course got down
to work' and again In dile 'course--;
reported to congress, where every
delegate was free to express.hls opin
ion on the point at issue, whatever it
snight happen to be.
How did all these representatives of
lends far apart make p l e themselves
un-
derstood? •. It wasn't a Tower of Babel;
as might. at fleet blush' be- suggested.
The language
used was thelanguage u e P
diplomacy, to wit, the French Every
delegate came provided with a smatter-
ing
of French; en
Gh• at': least st th
e congress'
t s
g
s
assumed u e
d that he did.. Tt• worked -.well
enough. • After' the • first few days. the
delegates were mere and more iyidepen-
dent of their French dietionaeles. Thera'
was no other language spoken.
Five Years to. Run;
Nine .years ago the Treaty .of 'Wash-
ington was concluded by the. last postai
•Coti,;;iess,. •The treaty. just reacted in
• erne has five .years to run. This will
give the postal union a chance to. pro-
vide for netl;,postal conditions without
having 'to'wait too long After the
Treaty of Washington, the postal sere
vice of the nations in the union soared
at a tremendous rate, because of the
high tide at emigration, increased.tra
e1 • •
abroad:- and- the , general trade ex
an Ion. Those things `ealled- irnpera
i.
t r els, for'. important. changes In the'in-
ternational-' postal 'regulations. These.
changes have now been made; and what.
are fpund to be.necessary itt the fu
ture will be for the next congress, in
-Madrid to consider:
•
Dr. Shoop's Restorative (tablet 'or
liquid form) is a constitutional, nerve
tissue tonic. It brings renewed
strength, lasting' ambition and vigor
to weak, lifeless women. These two•
remedies, singly, or used together,
have an irresistible, positive •helpful
power. Try there a month and. see.
Sold by W. S. R. Holmes. Clinton.
err
It is generally understood that Hon,
Dr. Reaume, Commissioner of Public an
Works for Qntario, will resign his ppos-
ition shortly owing to ill health. It is • T
not certain that he Will resign his seat
(North Essex), but he has practically
--decided-that-he cahoot -with -jar, •
himself continue in his ministerial
duties.
Two Long Strides..
Before therecent congress at Rome
there were two ideals. There was
penny postage, • and ,there was •`the
universal stamp. Neither of these
was realized,,'but the progress made•
was an in their direction. • These two
things particularly affect the Dominion
of 'Canada.
It is made optional for any country
in the union to reduce the letter rate by,
in the first' place, ' fixing an ounce
weight where it is now •hall an ounce,
d in: the ascend instance, by being -
g down a five cent charge to four..
his means, In the 'multiple, a very
conhderabie reduction, and this is de-
clared to be a.long'stride in the diree-
tion of penny pos age, Wr :. e a i o
ed as a matter ea course :by;Great Bri-
t'ain and her colonies.
' The fixing of a "maximum weight of
One ounce is expected to do away to a
great extent :with the woe of the reci-
pient who
eci-pientwho haS had to pay double post-
age en letters exceeding the present
half -ounce limit. This wasa. concession
specially desired by the British wan -
tries. It, was stubbornly fought for in
committee first, and then in the general
congress. '1'he•oppositionto it was very
strong, and only on the last day and
aim .s.t at the last minute was the eon-
gress finally persuaded to let the Brit-
ishers have their way. It was perhaps
the biggest concession of any granted
during the' whole session of the . "Con-
gress of grime.''
Nearly the „Universal Stamp,
.A woman worries until she'gets
wrinkles, then worries . because she
has them. If she takes Hotlister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. she would have
neither. Bright, smiling face follows
its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask
your Druggist.
Some time ago the Inspector of In-
surance, j. Howard Hunter, instructed
the different . auditors ot the Farmers'
Mutual Insurance Companies through-
out tbe Provinee.to report concerning
the fire losses incurred swing to the
many severe 'thunderstorms which
have been so prevalent this year. The
returns show very little :loss frotn
lightning, and in many sections none
at all.
Get a 5 cent box of Lax•ets at our
store please. We think they are great.
Just test these toothsome, candy -like
Laxative Tablets for constipation, sour
stomach, . biliousness, bad breath
muddy complexion, etc. Risk 5 cents
and see. 'Sold by. W. 8. R. llobnes,
Clinton.
"No merchant can 'suceeed without
advertising hi one way or another.
Patronize your town papers, build
them up anti -they -will build the .:.town
up and build you up increased trade
and greater" opportixnities" Governor
J. W. Folk, of ,Missouri,ave the above
advice to the retail merchants of that
State at a recent convention. The ad-
vice I
s sound, and it is applicable to
this place as well as to the cities of
Missouri:
A lady who understands, advertis-
ing says : "No lady wishes to be look-
ed uponas a shopping fiend ; she does
# o' airs ore an a
The next Change, of importance.from
the British pant view was the grant-
Ong, r.f ,the right to • issue coupons for
return postage, This right, like that of
the one ounce maximum, is an optional
one, but will almost certainly ge into
effect so as' to be P. praotical advantage,
to Canada. This change also was asked
for by Great Britain, The idea is that.
any c'untr•y.dn the postal union may -
issue
coupons payable in a foreign coun-
try in stamps, In working out it will en-
able a merchant, say in Toronto, to
-send a-•letter,:to the Venn capital and
semi It with a coupon payable in atafirfps -
of the French repubilc,'so that when
his eorresyrondent comos.to reply he is,
provided with a stamp far the return
letter: The actual difference between
this and a syste based upon the use
of a universal ai p is not very great', ins t
There : is a little mere complication, help
but het. much. Canadians may soon hush
have an opportunity to test the atter
Scheme h practice, as It'is quite pos- to h
slble and probable that these eoupoiiff aurin
•
r«zi•reseendence, The letters of one 1 lait (lati"t sleep soundly.
country are transmitted and delivered Vital force he increased, new
by the eountry of destination withouforce mustblood frust be supplied and a general
regard to the postage Involved• If there: rebuiitliul: take place before she will
was a universal stamp system, an Int- 1t7'0 like elle (night..
manse amount of accounting would of Dr, Hamilton had irly:Linable exper-
necessity have to be dune, i tenet. in these eases and found nothing
Would Be a Muddle, so prin bttilditig up the yoxuti;.
Thera would have to be some seem- svonieli as hie vegetable pills of 1.Ltn-
nizi'tl authority 111 charge of the Issas drake and Batt ere ut,,
of the stamp.. Thele is the International 1laniiltuli"s lensbeginby weans.,Bureiu fl "hePostai-Union -at- -Berne- fug the system a ndeleafafying the
,'„-e, itzerland, which could supply the ;duos; they t1.1'rio ilii Jove di, . •
stamps . to all countries in the union, but °Intl render toed ready for absorption.
the difficulty encountered at Roam was Additionalnattrfptiihtent is • quicklythat «each• country would still be free: tosupplied hull tilts patient is fast stxetig-
ittStte« universal stamps within its own thenad and invigorated„
borders, but without regard to their Fttll of spirit, middy and • n by{; is
tiestinatiozz, This would =ewe the ill that assists her systFtn by Di•,
in an =bhat Hanlflron's hills.
each ceuntre would have to keep The following recent letter ft•ont Aliss
track of all the postage on letters sent .Etta 3I(:lwen, of llnlilutrtou, speaks
from a foreign country. It would ba for itself :
a big increase hi the work of the post- ' In using lir. Hamilton's Pills I
ofhe•
el, anti in the case
•
e of Canada,
necessitate the employment 'df another fi,tind is it ley y ett ai is wextllerfnll1 ,buil
batch of clet;ks in the Postotilce Depart. remedy evarLlusedfily tiieI [ib veell` n,
ment at' Ottawa, The Congress of. gooct appe6ite, sleepe Belie soundly and
Rome thought that it wouldn't do, awaken in the morning feeling:•quite.
United States Got Some. refreshed: •
Great Britain, and Incidentally Can- "Formerly ormerly 1 felt tired and depressed
oda, came away from the congress. I looked as if a severeiilness was hatug-
With ne� mean trophies, but there were - "over my head.other ctors. The ,
:ed states, af. "Nothing could than Dr, dive quicker results'
strong.
use
ter semimportant prharivileges, ileges, 'They obtaineork, secured one d the th advise every youngwoman to
right: to use the face of the pieture post-, i thein.
card --•••half of it --tor correspondence. -2 All idbox oreii a ld'atforr'r3 ,
Italy, Switzerland, Get•many and some I , c ler box five boxes for $1,
at2tex_n¢izlxtries3iaue_beau-dot.ng-tiles l er m n Iii from N. C. Poison & Co., Hart
a !considerable time, but it has been t�ritin,. L.,,W ahitlii.Kingst2'. Out
forbidden in the. United States. Unc:e The engine which ns the H;tsti
Sam went to the congress determined
to get the concession, and after haled o 'iii thstone-Crusher was crasseng
pulling did succeed in getting It. • 'Tweed,
w sit b flee roles f
Cut Down Transit Rate.►teed, when• it hicks through
land rd.right side up in the river.
Much of the time 01 tie congress engineer miraculously, escaped,
Was occupied- in reduaing what is
•
known as the •transit• rate. This is', 1' t:ep yolu' eyes • open Pull" 'lee. s
the fixed rate :per" icilogral charged by that when you ask for: •Ferry Da
an intermediate country on malls car- Painkiller you get just that and n
.sled from one. outside country -to anotit-. Ing else, Use it anti
to c
er. For example, .when lettere Stint cramps, 'diarrhoea anti alb other bo
'from "A"
ha
ve to pass coin 1 '
i a s through '13"to 1 l:tints in summer.
get. to "C,". there is a transit rate chars-
ed by "B."Mrs.. n •
A n.t
Burch,
aged 70 cu
g
yea
The congress at Horne • cut• this train= passed through 'PortHuron la on Frith
sit rate in half, walking ficin Flint to Delaware, n
This was one of the.big battles lit the Landau, a• distance of 130 miles, • S
carve intends
doto cis making
n nci
Heavy e
tr hr; her home .
l i 1• •�• n area
a t C l.11 t Del
aes have
i)e a v
ko be . paid on the greater. eater •Bart thf th«i . stud has net the money to pay rti;ilro
snail roriglnating..in..la;ut•ope for the Am- fare.'
LL.OJ.HJ.�.G
OO1,11E .#, O THIS STORE ORE FOR YOUR OLOTJfl.4-\ G.
You can save money by doing so, for we are offering;
better�.
goods at less money, than can be procured
X
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�ea�"art�i� or
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IC IT`HIE , ' and
FURNISHER,
news Notes
1!larl and Countess Greyreceived ec ved a
ills, royal welcome at St John's Newfound -
by land:
ford At Kingston, Tenn,. a negress gave
r bxrxbl.to-six:children, .till of �sbi:c}u_are
alive. .
Uai't Reports' to the Minister of Agricui-
rcini ,
turesay that the fruit . crops of. the
and Province are excellent,
The Alex 11ltirdack lost hislife at Parham
while backing his horse and cart into
the water. Fie fell into a hole.
ire I . I+ ;very arehitect in Canada will have
VIS' an opport:tinity'ofsubtnitting.pplans for,
pu e, t the new departmental : building at
tel. Ottawa„ •the site of which has just
beep determined.
n e
cl.
It is runroreti that Dr, Beaune has
deci
de to
d
1•sask. f r
U the
resignation
' of
ty; Govornor Sparks of the county jail at
ear San(lwichi; as a result of the suicide of
be tau
r.
(ere
r S it
i
►ems
na
wee
kagot
n
.
lrereseat
escapes, which indicate: laxity
rte of discipline..
erican continent, i he proposal was ' 25 'iwI11 pay for the 'NEM :Bra for the balance
thus an iraporta.nt inc:: Englanu • and . Old maids would be• scarce find lewd to of the rear•.to tiew subscribers
Cottid,t a
Germany did not °lipase it. but every Y'be trade to see,. )find,
Ilow graces and beauty is combined, •
By using Rocky Dlountairi Tea.
•• Ask your Dreiggists,
other •European coitntry ..did. They
) fought it in committee- and on the lithe'
of the congress, losing In the end by
only two Votes.
Australian . Not .Sore. .
The -.next 'Poeta! ("ciogi•eae.•wilt be held
in el adrlti Pia Spa n!'sh';eapital. llad
extended -telt invitation: S• had Alc:t-
beef- e't4,tralia,: The t;tinvention: was-
inerined':teward atadrld;'•but the Aus-
tralian X?,i,tniastt t General, Butt. sir.
0h.tpnen, arta 'hi., lettow-delegates• pet
up rr :very ati png canvas in favor ;f •
Melbourne,' '1`livy tkrai'iy'force:t,i ,'•
t:tuestion'tut
a vpte and'Iriat; .bUt they:
did not, as some reports have said,
take. the verdict badly. They received
tete -nate, 10 god spirit, •and the motl•.nt
to Mahe the rid' in venient .0eta n1.
ti:dua ..•cars front Won.; . • ,
AN -AMERICAN DISEASE
Some doctors go as far as to say that
indigestion is the national disease of
America.. There is but; one national
remedy for indiggestion and that rem -
Kip is Dr. Hamilton's, pills which a--
celer,ate the act ion of the gastric•glands
and give. tone to the digestive organs.:,
They strangthen the kidneys and liver
cleanse ane purify the blood and thus
add general tone to every organ of the
body. Flesh and strength are fast -re-
stored and the patient can eat and di-
gest tiny food he pleases. `.Gest Dr.
Hamiltons•plllsyourself,-2,r1c per p
or five boxes for •$1.00 atall uealers
The' Late llIri�, i'l . Swann
The following, from the Fergus News
Record, refers to the mother of Rev.
F. Swann. of Holniesville•
Eliza Rexana. Adams, daughter of
Rev, Ezra Adams, -was' born at Acton,
Halton catnip', on May 4th, 1828. She
was united, in Marriage by her father•
tb.Rev, Matthew Swann on March 21,
1$17. • On 'retiring : from the active'
work' of the ministry'in' 1892, theysett-•
led in' Fergus, •where, they have since
lived in the happy quietude of old age,
until Sunday evening, July 15th, 1t1u0,
when she passed very peacefully'' into
"the rest that' remains for the people
of. God." "She walked with •God, and
she is not, for God has taken her."
Her whole' life was beautiful in God.
likeness. .. •
Consecrated .to • the Lord.from her
bit-th, and reated amidst Lite helpful
and holy influences of a Godly. home,
shegrew trona her earliest infancy in
the nowledge and Iove of God. She
never could tell the time of her con-
version, nor could she recall the time
when she did not know and love the
Lord, and she always had an intense
-passion for .the salvation of children.
She entered iriost-heartily into -co-
operation ' with her husband in the
work of the tninistry, and proved her-
self a true heroine in the sacrifices she
made and the hardships she endured
with hint in the. Master's service due. -
he early pioneer days. She was at
mate in every respect, 'and her
and declares that any success that
ded his ministry was largelydireer stimulating influence. 1?,ven
the ears of her retirement,
(indium d to manifest ti burning
will before long be t;btainahle.at Cana- - she 'e
to find out whether he keeps .what she
wishes tb purchase land whether the 1`11
article is sold at a price she can afford. •prop
Itis nnuch easier and pleasanter to Doul
look 611
not (:are CO gd nt t d h ve a
merchant show tt11 his stock in order dlan
rough the advertisements of a
paper than it is to bore the clerks and
waste her i
er
own time. .
Next
to the local
news items, the advertisements in a
paper stating artieles for sale With
pr1ees, will keep much of the aloney
that goes to the large cities at /Mite,"
post offices. •' f lova
Feeble.. Teo Knotty, ever
if
e ,Postal Congress ac opted this ' .oA t
osal for a sy .,a t ,at "1 a ui :.ns, but in en
d not come to an agreement ant °n the ' box'e
for the salvation of others, for she
had a long list of names of those
hom she prayed.
hough her 'last years were spent
#Pering and confinement, yet she
it all with perfect res• ignation,
Would always sb` 'greet hety visitors
xs
g
a ht•i .t and gh and cheery smile. Het
thin experience was always
t. Being an ardent student of
ibie, she dearly loved to converse
great themes, dwelling tnuch ,ext
ItronYises of God and the hope of
n. Death had no sorrow or ter -
her --she tonged fir the time to
when she
should
taste i '
is lays,
leaves a husband, now in his
year, and Seven children• -.Mrs.
Francis
a Ril#d,
Alberta ; Rev. 1:+ranefs
n,' I1oltnesville ; I1Irs'. (Rev.) s.
rte ;B George Sw nn T Mary
; John
n and ,Mrs, iso M. Fear, it1(;ali-
a.
universal stamp er ,j ' l v, tfte of rand
proposals deviees and ramal s went be- I With
Rare the delegates, Irv. r;a,a xti in. (bels
proved to bo too Itn''t0'. as i :: , 1 arae- + brigh
ed too knotty for prtrvious C,,ngre...ses. . the 13
lean Its
•th(i
• Heave
ear to
come
• Sinn e
Bmtm
Swan
Hellery
1 erg
Swan
orni
df Renewer.. There's solid dozufott in
hair
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mk
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rNh bn
ak
eaotclaiaik ao.Nauttut,x.a.lutopy
sstiaflsd with jour short, stint y,
roti
i
]hairy Or itis
txld
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is s
t
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zichslr tit
ittksi
k'I' `.fix.
eri tea i
t
ai lial1asi; vegetable Sicilians 1rir
..jar LCR•1.•• it not 1. olUY•w, .
Herbert ei ez t oz'�, nottoil,of art were'
very cruder . Ills l acurife. t'ole>t'
what...lie c�tlIed "iitip.ure pni;ph.." ire
wore "impure purple".gloi�c.,'.10 t i
ln; that tlte,furn ititre seas. it tett ft, soli',
lit. °had' a lihadlt.g of ''holoir(•.,1ttl;' l:e
iztt.'tNi rouliel it;.itt'• al •+.t•itlu,tic • t,
e Ut• the fit:st stril,•.Irinf;1.)f Anti :;'Borne
h(i tt,nvtU stick' it Utt with ii t.li�; i
1 1114 vn::;•:; tiliedtvith artific'iel flog.
t i tc± , wished' to have ea t ry thin
liri; lit al'enft 111111 a110l cousetlttentty tet
•i 51'od roleir. 11'lt(�tt it. win; enegeelttd11
e 011',1 '1., 't . that ill 11011 figwerrs iia t•,
iil.t,i1: 'Boob! They'. �i ould. want con
stout • t rift iii: ltin ;' Ile Wanted to
Before placing yotarrorders•for'
your season's supply of Coal, get.
our prices: , The very best goods
carried' in:stoek and sold at the
lowest possible pride.:
Orders may be left,at;Davjs:.
& .fi,tiwland's•Hztrdware store,or
e with
i,.
WJ �Sle�enson:•
:
g " ' At Electric Light. Plant.
`.,TheLARMOUR School
1U0W WILY the pl',ip1t' :.liu'ta1t1 objet k ta' ---,0E----4
aart;:](htt 1lucs c'rs in a room aril( ut ,•
Tei
e
Qra� h'. •
L .t to on arliiu•i:rl i;taia,c•tt1m.—"llun:«• ;!� � Y>
Life ;\ Pith 1ioi bLrt'.
za.hill..
• • •And
� General Training for •
Raiiwa Service,:
• 1Pig' XeChti,
A Peking eOrre. ioti(1, it ;••yet 'If •iri
no un(•onituoti sight in k„;00 . to•t•lve er
tl neer enormous fat pigs, with. tit 'r
t titlnctl, I.hU11dled nesse to ethyl 11.1; 1.l;a'
a ride in t ('hinese cart with .5oll;t'
sort of light oairgv, on top of thole :led
'a ratan sitting on the 'cargo,- 'hilt l,i•rs
are, silent, and conseitit itis' aria 'MAP
thin: they shoilld.not be objet t, Sot
tbo action of the. Soe1et-v' Tor the '1't'o-
vention. of Crnf ity ter Animals, '1`ha
fact is titsit the annuals are too fat ;Intl
lay to make any noise until dlsturlied
at their journey's end, when bas -pipe•:
are •a9 It`llliln opera . to the ` to 'iii,-
seli.(itfling heart• "• '
ilia wish
They had: just moved . into a neW
hc-:se, and they stook siirreyirle the
situation. "i wish," she said. "that
thls •carpet was velvet." "1' cleat t," re-
sponded the husband unfeelingly., "1
wish It was down."
E)((." '. v
' 1lfnisle—Aren't you eoming to :my'
party'? Daisy -How dear 1. tiibeii I'm
' in' half mourning? Malsie-_-Oh, well,.
come and stay half tate evening,.'
Not to understalid a treasure's worth
till time has, stolen away the slightest
good is cause 'of half the poverty we
feet and makes. the world • the' thane.
nee it is. -•Cotner.
CURES
Dyspepsia, Roils,
Pimples,
Headaches,.
Constipation,
Loss of Appetite,
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas,
Scrofula,
and all troubles.
• arising from the
'Stomach, Liver,
Rowels or Blood.
Mrs. A. Lethannue,
of itallyduir,
writes: "I believe I`
• would have been in
RIZ('
gravo long• a o
had it not licon for
Ilurttock Mood lilt.
tere. X was run clown
• to such an extent
that I could scarce-
ly move about the
house. IWas sub3 est
• to severe hcadaetles,
a
back. c hes anti dizzi-
ness;
ilel-ness; nhy appetite
was ono and 1 was
unable to do my
housework. After
using two bottles of
13„1i.11. I ia1111(1 in
health fully restored,
it to sale tare mem
worn out► women,
'•'. - .1411,614106,
1
The new method of instruction adopted; by
this school has proved a great suecess,
t'opiis graduate in the:shhortest possible tim
therefore at the least expense.
Employment provided once. Write, for a
free pamphlet which will give full information.
• School room in Gordon BIoek, opposite Poe
Office. the mobt desirable location in the city
,Inspection of classes bt werk cordially invited
ROBERT LARMOU1i,•I1Stratford, Ont
Principal and .Instructor,. formerly
District SuperintendentQ.T, R. •
April2Oth 06.07.
BARTUFF'S:
RESTAURANT
:Subscriber having moved
his Restaurant to the store
recently occupied by F. W.
Watts, will be glad to meet
his old custorners,and ashlar
new ones as may favor him
with their patronage.
Having also bought out the
King Bakery,he, will . supply
the public with first •. class
Bread and Cakes.
BREAD DEL.I"VERED. AS
FORMERLY
H. BA
. RTL.I F.F
SMITH'S
Will Paper Store
Are you one of the crowd to the Bus
Store;? Everybody is now talking
of the beautiful designs of
a.11 Paper
we, have in stook, and prices to suit th
purchaser. We also carry a stock o
Window Shades,' Curtain
Poles, Cottage Rods,
Room Mouldings,
Floor and Furniture 'Vaar-
nish,'etc.,
of all descriptions, which. are sold at
prices never known before to the
Public.
g
Paper
Pairitiri J
and flanging (lone.
iistimates furnished on job work.
tritl'.s..'ll._Paper Stoic
—CLINTON--.
N,Th'Sign Painting done. All Pape
arhiuned FREE,
ai
• flow. to keep
Buy our Iron Betid, . . •
Beds �`i to �I L. Wire SI►rii�•s $2. ta► $3 50
SanitaryMattress 3.
_.. to tri, Wire Cots $1<50 to w'.5U
-- apar rase-Mattin -V eranda•-a nd Lawn- Chair _Settee tip
11. enEL.LEWe B'LYTH.
FURNITURE and. UNDERTAKt,NGG.
reeeee, else;
Pith,
>�
PURE ENGLISHEEN s
r Doyou au :want the. Bestt t the
lowest Price--___
0 : We can supply you with Berger's, one of the.
j t;' best English makers at N5cts. per lb; '
J. E.'`HOV Y Clinton
,Dispensing ,Chemist:
Ladies' andsGan
To
nncns•Water
roofs, Ladles Wrappers
and Waists; A large stock -of Glnbhams;. •
Linens and 'M'us
lins for Summer Dresses Laces and Embroideries, Underwear • .,�
and Hosiery, 'iri great varier .: Our•'Wall Papers Y -p .are the. best,
We sell' the famous Sterling '-Faint ,.:none better ; sortie' may
be as good. Lots of seed on hand..
May1v
th 1 •:.
t108.
ADAMS
�E
! mpori.um, T:ondeshoro.
• Buy your .Buggy where •qualit � as well .as
appearance is considered in ntanufacturi.ng
•and have your repairing: done by.. expr-
lensed men, • '
All are -.found at
Rumball Sic ZVIzMath's
Huron Street,, Clinton. .
Clinton
Sash, Door, and
Blind Factor
-The
n of
Clinton
: is oil the
e eke of
a "boom, Ifyou contem late building,
let use ivyou our
• estimation, iBtC,.
°Headuarter , all' . •
q � for kinds tit builders' iaiatorlars►-Ial
Ss S. r COOPER Olinton
Advertise . in TEE ` : QLn ro T` • NEW. E.RA-
Did you ever' Stop 'to think ?
VVheti huyiiig a Dinner, Tea' or 'Toilet Set r Faney , , o nd it it
first�class clods up to d.'ite sh:a (.s or clecorationsb
at J. W. I11 VI i'fi„ 5 (R T + t 1 e f nd tali
POTTERS IN ENGLAND.
RUQ TFIE
Teas, Sugars and Canned Goods
• We lead in Quantity, Quality arts Prices.
Special surprise on Sugar itt lOO 11) barge
x,11 kinds tired tilt
SEIw' �S' lv(ar, A,isiktl,.'1'%tn(>th , Or
chard Grass, Ilan cid and Ttirni . •
h, Agricultural College says : -- ''V ' p seed. Uxit e
t ..g Y lloliv T.,eviatliatt sta ,
head of th listlin„vield per acre in t?5 ell:#ieretit varfotie ds at the
{ Sold by
J.� >�t., II.,'
(ASJI PAAlfkron BUTTER AND EGGS
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