HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-08-10, Page 3Auguot, 10„ 1906
DO YOU Seth • 111C01111? NQ SENTIME 8,6Hs. ulcer 01 Ilk
• , Ono few0111trineens 1M*9 Me Nat 13e$
e01,11111; Dr• irikilliI;00 and You "1°7'4" "mPIT Caused b7 II4 °ell"
Will be shown the Way. The elgh, which from time inunemo• $10111/1Ch i
1 In readlig over the list of the young
ne e. Present.
Fee More lereath, i
rial and by all the poets whoever snag . king 9f SYRIA'S liandfiQini! /Ofte of Jew,
J to Ms bride, Princeel /fine of Beta
bite been regarded as a raatter or eau- .
timent and connected with the ewe- Insidious Nature el the Plsentie timbers, said to exceed ;1,000,090 In
tionsdeclaredby physicians to be value, it will be noticed that among
, is . hyi
as purely a physical phenemenon as Is -How to Ruceurtine and ure eIt.
the sneeze or cough, A • well known Ulcer of the stomach may exist for Pea*, brilliants, saphhires, etc. -no
years without very marked symptoms. Mention -is made of an opal. The opal
THE CLINTON NEW ER&
THE FATAL SPANISH OPAL
Thousands are in UR) Baum boat—
au sickly, billitale and feeling far from
well.
Trouble is, the system is dogged
"With impurities which need to be
^-cleared away.
Before downright sickness arrives
you, should cleanse and purify the sys.
tem with Dr. Hanailtoxes Pills.
At once you'll feel their mighty in-
fluence building op weak spots, cleav-
ing out disealtie, and. putting you again
am your feet.
all the precious stonese-dieraondia
Philadelphia doctor, speaking a this
the other day, expialued that the sighe xcepting those caused by inligestu n hes always been considered an unlucky
is nature's method of making oue take In
good health, the stomach resists stone, and many instances have been
a deep breath. 'When the lungs have the action of the gastro juleesbut given of the 111 luck attending its 4c-.
i,
been getting Insufficient air a sigh le When weakened, the membraate is bed. ceptiance, but the noted Spanish opal
themeans by which they are replenisli. layerurished and the digestive fluide bus brought so many terrible cantle
upon it as well as upon tbe food, 0
These purely vegetable pills change I ed, or when the air has been impure keeping up until perforation of the rop es wakeat It s dreaded
your tired, worn -oat condition to one i the sigh which ens often. takes in step. stomach occurs, In advanced caSe$ of by the Spaniards above all symbols of
ulcer of the stomach there is much dis• 111 lUck.
comfort after eating, with a constant This opal was originally possessed
gnawing between ineals, pain from by Alfonso XII. of Spain, and was
e of the atom:Leh lati•k to the highly -valued by the-king,Aceordingly,
of health and vigor, because they sup- I ping out Into the open Cllr Is from the
ply the body with nourishing blood ! same cause.
that builds up and enlivens the entire • The doctor admitted that people
-Vahana ..
Mr. John Whitley of StanwoodT"P7"mletim"-Isigh-fr°1°-°°11"-°1-et s on ei, ja e.. - on his wedding day be presented it
OM'', Ham- mental III, but maintained that this is At the first symptom of indigestion. a
ansoag other gifts, to hie bride, who
0 , out.. knows the merit,
ilion's Pills, and says : 'all wouldn't be I partbabeeatIse it ties been accepted as treatment should at once be started
alive to -day had it not been for Dr. the expression of grief through ages as with Mao-na. This is a scientificarem was Mercedes, the daughter of the
a
Hamilton's Pills. Last winter I was long as kissing .and handshaking have edv adapted specifically to one purpobe
Duke of Moutpender. Shetclied, how -
sick with grippe, aucl when spring been accepted as signs of afreetion or -the cure of stomach troubles. ever, shortly afterward, and the king,
e ame I was weak, billious and rheu- friendship. Another reason why a sigh Mi-o-na is nota patent or secret rem- not liking to see Any of her jewels to
matic. I used enough medicine to eda. bat is a combination of the purest remind him of les loss, gave it among
renews a sorrowful tbaught is that
c lire twenty times, but I didn't get any and most reliable of remedies for others to MS sister, Marla del Pilar, Just
such thoUglats aro often concentrated
help till I tried Dr. Hamilton's Pills.strengthening the digestive organs Wore the funeral of his wife. The
and Intense enotigh to cause Leavitt.
They purified my blood, took the yel- and building up the whole system. It
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low color out of my face, put new tone dent breathing. When the lungs auf- costs but 50 cents & box. USP it for a kings sister died a fewdays after re.
in myetornaeh, and increased my ap- fer for a certain•time from this intlf- few days and - there is no reason why eeiving the opal, and the king then
petite. The bilious attacks and rheu- lic1onc the sigh follows. Sighs are ' you should not be able to eat any food gave it to his sister-in-law, the Prineese
retatipamiragraduallyalepartectand• often ieausad,-too,-sayst the seine Atte you like at_ any time without ,fear of Christine, the youngest daughter of
thorny, by pertain sorts of indigestion. strese. • a the Duke of Montpensier, and, -to the -
Dr. lianailton's Pills Made n new man ,
of ntel L proved their merit, and prce . If you cannot obtain Mi-o-ne of your horror of an sbe irlor,-,-'ti-4 000thvee
claim them a. medicine for all men." , 'druggist, it will be sent by mail, pest- months n nnn.na
fa If better health and prompt recovery . Paid on receipt , of price. Write us • a aa -
are important, get Dr. Hamilton's Pills An Ancient Recipe, fot it'dyiee ongrievedlaththese strange occurrences
your case from a leading The king was so horror etrleken and •
a
of Mandrake and Butternut to -day. An ancient recipe for making a sweet stomach specialist, which will be sent
At all dealers, 25c per box, or flyefr e. The R. T. Booth Company, Ith-
PerfuMe for the ladies runs as follows:
boxes for $l. By mail trom N. O. Pol. Take storax, calamite and benjamin. aa:
son & Co., Hartford; Conn., IT,S.A.
and KingstonOntof each half an ounce, laudanuna one \ .
, . • .
Ounce, niusk two grains, and put them ortiVISR ARMY TUNE.
• . together In fair brass mortar, which
News Notes . you must first waria sohot in the fire
-a- .that with the heat thereof and beating
Michael Power, of Pica" aged 70
! With a little pestle It may ,vrork Ilke
was killed by a kick from a horse.
-.ea wax, which, being thoroughly wrought,
It is reported that Chinamen are ou may make it M little takes or balls
beiug smuggled from Rockport into Y
and so lay it up. a
the United States,
Martin Long of Port Dalhousie swal- av
lowed a very large piece of meat and A woman worries until 'she gets
was choked to dea,th. ' wdiakles, • then Worries because she
O. K, Frazer, Clerk of .the High has them. If she takes Hollister's
• Court at Brockville, was seriously in- Rocky Mountain Tea she would have
jured by a cannon cracker. I neither. Bright, smiling face follows
Yukon authorities are anxious to its use. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets, Ask
take the enforcement of law out of the
hands of the N. W. M. pclice,
A young St. Thomas couple are un-
der arrest in connection with the abf.
andonment of a new-born infant.
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COME TO THIS STORE FOR YOUR 'CLOTHING.'
You can save money by doing so, for we are offering
better goods, at less money, than can be procured in
---ClintoistrGroderiehT-Seaferth,--or—elsewhere.
A CALL. WILL CONVINCE
Dr. Shoop's Restorative (tablet or
liquid form) is a constitutional, nerve
tissue tonic. It brings renewed
strength, lasting ambition and yigbr
to- weak, lifeless women. These two
remedies, singly,' or used together, II- supporting lines or guys, as they
have an irresistible, positive helpful • are called, measure sometimes ten or
Some Favorites For Many Years With
• negiiments. its 111 luek, and, obtaining a solid gold
- . chain, she fastened the opal ring to it
British regiments are very Jealous of and bung it around the neek of the
certain tunes whtch traditionand as- Virgin of Almudena: of Madrid. Since
sociation have connected with
"Dumbarton's themthe that time none of the royalties can be
Drums" has been • •
persuaded to accept the opal; and
quickstep march ef the Royal Scots •
for over two hundred years. The West naturally the people, always supersti-
Yorkshire Regiment claims "Qa Ira" a.s tiOlts, have,been tfraid even to look at
its march; the 1st Battalion Duke of on0.-New York Times. , ,
Cornwell's Veit Infantry, "One and . .
All"; the Cheshire Regiment, "Whit Postnieet collect Debts.
Wadna Fight for Charlie?" in honor of .&-. debt collecting agency which is
Sir
your. Druggist. • Charles Napier, who °nee awns run as a part or the regular • public
- manded them; the .Rifte Brigade, "I'm
Ninety-fivethe Scots °tears, postal system Is the newest "Improve-
; "The
Garb .of Old Gaur?; the .1.0th Hussars, ment" of the postollices of. Austria.
"God Bless the Prince a Wales" and . Despite the novelty of the enterprise,
"Men of Harlech"; the 5th Lancers, 1 the plan bas worked aamirably, sd that.
fillet 'Erin Remember' and ."The' Harp many thousands are collected annual-
That onee,Thro' Tara's Halls"; the 2nd 1y by the postmen througbout the Aus-
Battalion Seaforth Highlanclers, "MY train empire. The systern. is very del -
Pretty Brown Lass" and ."The Relief •of, ;me, , suppose a
Lucknow"; andathe lath Lancere mad tradesman in- Vienna
21st Hussars,, "Cobourg." The Scotch, has an aecount due from a customer •
Welsh and Irish regiments of 'the Brit-
ish army are' all partial to tunes of na-
: tional extraction; 'and English regi;
rents formed originally in counties the
names of which they still hear have
melodies appflcable to the locality, and
cling to them tenaciously.
that he resolved not to give it to any
ono else, but to wear it blineelf.
also died soon afterward. The queen
regent, broken heard and afraid of
the fatal stone, resolved that no other
human being should be influenced by
.SPICERS OF CEYLON.
Their Golden Web o Will illbseinare
Istritz and Lizards!.
Par up In the mountains of Ceylon
iliere is a spider 'Diet -spins a web like
bright yellowish silk,. the central. net
of aviiich is flee Nei in dieineter, while
power. Try them a month and see.
Sold„by W. S. R. HolmelaCliiiteiti:-
IOW
TIM St George Pulp and. Paper. Co.'s
lumber mill at St. George. N.B., was
destroyed, with a property loss of
$25,000. -
For dry cracked bps, or rough skin
use Dr. Shoop's Green Salve. It pas,
itively makes lips and skin like vel-
vet. Sold by W. SR.. Holmes, Clin-
ton. „
The discovery of an upturned canoe
has led to the fear that two physicians
may have been drowned in the upper
Ottawa waters.
•e•
The thrust of a lance does not hurt
more than the abdominal paips follow-
ing the eating of improper food. Quick
relief'comes with the use of .Perry
Davis' Painkiller. AlWays keepit in be winds, his stout threads round the
the.tnise. •, unfortunate captive. •
He usually throws the coils about the
According to a despatch received head until the wretched victim is first
here today from Regina, a Saskatchea blinded and then abokee. In many un-,
wan crop bulletin estimates the •area dark nooas of the ungle • . •
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under crop in that province at 1,955,673 frequented
an increase ot 320,000 over the previous
year. It is estimated that the wheat
acreage is 1,336.869 'acres, which will
give a total yield of 31,130,000' bushels.
Harvesting -will be general about the
25th inst. The crop is reported to • be An amusing account was given in
in splendid, condition throughout the the Shoreditch County Court of how
province, and has suffered no damage a man had for six months Past clever -
up to the present. '
twelve, feet.- The spider. seldom bites
or stings, but should any ,one try -to•
catch' him bite he will, and, though not
venothoos; his jaws are.es.powerful as
a bid's beak. .
The bodial of these spiders are. very'
hanasomely • deceeated, being btlgat
„geld • or scatiet underneath, while. he
• upper part Is covered with the most
delicate slate coloied thr.•
. 'So strong a.re•the .Webs that birds. the
. sl*„.of larka, are •frequently . caught
.thereiri,"iniir'eVee the smell but pow-
ei.ful scaly . lilard falls a victim.- .A.
writer says that he pap ften sat and
Watched the yellow umester-meaeur-;
Ing, whenwaiting for his prey, with -his
legs .stretelied Out; fully . six Inches: -
'striding across the middle of- tbe net
. and, noted therapid manner in which
you polite across skeletons of small
birds caught in. these terrible snares.
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&waging a Landlord..
. Get a5 cent box iif Lax.ets at our
store please, We think they are _great.
Just test these toothsome, candy -like
Laxative Tablets for constipation. sour -"Used to come to the front windows,
stomach, biliousness, had breath
blow kid lk t the
muddy complexion etc. Risk 5 cents Me a ss, anwaouat
and see. Sold by W. S. R. lacdmes, hack. tLaughtera
Clinton, And did he remain a prisoner in his
house during that timer Not a. bit of
It is pectiliar, to say the least, for six it; he had gone to Ramsgate ,for a holt-
members of one family to die it pre- day, I heard. (Loud laughter.) ,
cisely the same manner, but such is •Then I believe you tried the ruse of
the ease with the parent family of a registered letter to get • at - him?
Mrs. Edna Shurter, of Orion. Her Yes,' but he's up to every trick. We
father, four brothers and elle • sister intended to get' 111 when he opened the
have all fallen dead. Last week she door, but he would not do it, as he
attendedthe funeral at Rochester of signed the receipt. atter it had been
her brother. William Boice, who .fell banded through the letterbox (Laugh -
dead on Monday. Her fathee, about ter.) , * - .
twenty years ago, fell dead while on HM Honor -I make an order for pos.
an excursion at Lansing, and the filet Session in two weeks. . •
brother fell dead in Orion a number Of .
years ago. But the last three brothers •
and one sister have all dropped , dead A Chesterfield Retort
within about six months. When Lord Chesterfield, was in hN
last 'Illness and h1s death was only a
NI Scrub yourself a daily. you're riot matter of a few weeks, his • physician
clean inside. Olean insides means advised him to go for an easy drive In
clean stomach, bowel's, ' blood, liver, his carriage, and be went out. As the
clean, healthy tissue in every organ. equipage. WELS preeeeding slowly aloof:-
MORAL : Take Hollister's Rocky it was met by a lady, who remarked
Mountain Tea. 35 cents Tea or Tab- pleasantly to the greab Invalid, '4A11,
lets. Ask your DrUggle't. - my lord, 1 ani glad to see you able to
drive out:" "1 am not driving out,
maclain," answered Chesterfield, "I
A dispatch
Mro
fm 1V1iltvaultee says :-.
rs. E. Alliscna or Netv York, boldly am simply teheersing zny funeral" '
plunged into the river from the deck
of the steamer Christopher Columbus Children's Whom
in an effort to rescue Martin Hall, a If mothers when buying atty. Shoes
sailor who had fallen overboard. Mrs, for the children would adopt the fel-
Allison, who is an expert swimmer,
dived repeatedly, but all to no purpose. lowing hint they would find that they
H
*° uld last twice as long and Shia re•• ull evidently had been stuhned •
hislall, and did not aiseto the surfacine. slat the damp; Prootire some boiled 1I.
His body was finally recovered with seed oil, pour it on to a large fiat dish
grappling hooks, and Mrs., Allison, or tin and allow the shoes to stand in
withoet stopping to change her wet lt for about twelve hours or until the
clothes, took charge of the efforts to soles are well soaked. This does not,
resuscitate the man. He was dead,
however.
ly evaded his landlord,. until, as counsel
put 14 the landlord hadabecome Posi-
tively distracted. • •
Counsel (to the landlord) -How dla
he keep out .of the way The Landlord
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WOMEN WEAKNESS
ror all weakness from Which girls
and woinen stiffer, no surer remedy
'exists than Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They
rnaintitie thatlmacinga health every
woman so earneetlydestres; they up-
root disease, end bring strength that'
lasts till old age. ' • '
"No medicine could be 'more bene-
ficial than Dr. Hamilton's Pills" writes
Mrs. Mary E. Ayrton, of Victoria. "t
have been Strengthenea, my digestion
is better. I have improved in color and
feel considerably better since using Dr'
Hamilton's 'Pills." Sold everywhere, •
25c per box or Aye boxes for one dollar.
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Serving ni Tif truer
The question of who. Is served firethe
a mime -what disputed one, .A. besti•es
itto IsoItle.r than tier guests -should he
served !elemthem, het when' she la
younger it Is More courteous to serve
:the guests first. The ideii.of serving a
hoetess first is that where. elaborete
dishes are aimed it Is better for her to
.take the Initiative In helaing ..herself
and also that she may observe that all .
about the daa' is correct, bet to geneael ,
entertitheing it, Is better 'to. have the
women guests served before the .host-
We like best to call
'SCOTT'S EMULSION
a food because it stands so em-
phatically for perfect nutrition.
And yet in the matter of restor-
ing appetite, of giving. new
strength to the tissues, especially
to the nerves, as action is that
of a medicine. 0
Send for free mrnple.
• sf.',01'T & 1.n3WNE, merotsts.
Tor„,ito,
. Ontario.
Afb and ft.00; all drug:Isis:
TRUTII About TEAS git'
TALKS our COFFEES
Truth 1 -They are strong.
Truth 2 -They are clear, •
Truth 3 -They are pure.
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Truth 11 -They are easy to to take,
refreshing and nourish-
' ishing, and lastly, they
are as low in price as
the quality will allow.
Our "Shoo Gunn" Japan Teas and
pure "White Rouse" Coffees
are especially sure to please ydu.
Get a sample front
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A. D.1 E3EATON
The People's GrOcer..
Prompt Delivery. 'Phone 111
in, say, snoh a distant town as Buda- • as .
pest, which he wishes to collect., Dis- • ' '
taaee doee not. matteiain flae least, He .seasvin nay for the New Bra for the balance
merely Sends the bill to the PostoftiCe- .0111eYeahlanaw aubs6ribeta
In the capital, Ihence . it, le at Camila
L . J. E. .-.-1-10VEY .• Clinton. •
ftnum-pitted to the•posteffice at Buda.; .. . .
peat. There the • Posttuan presents It me/URA)/ ED
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•PlatURES,
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to the' debtor, collects the cash. and • . •• • --a-- -. • • '
i.e.:tints • it to the Vienna PestoMee,.• ' Their Romalitie Origin:Dated lanai' tO
the yiiteenth C'entark, . .
svhence It is' .dellyered, to the trades '
man by postman: In the event Of pay; ' The artof• 'engraved 'Actin:TS da 's its
romantic origin to the chamber of a
mint being refused a Which, of course,
.'sometienee 'happens, the ' .6:Otter': is aleforentine aoldsinala alaso Finiguerra,,
promptly apprised of the fact, and vat- taih.t.ithet Glitiftt:nebnetlir;celnyttutsity,starubgeigailitilgie..sts17111thP
.7tilibip*.tiple is thus frequently saved.-
hie .11ra:ding frbill inevabl°"types, ' iie-,
• Chicago Jourtiat :' - ' ' ' • - " ' • • .
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fore , that day 'pictures' Were (lama Cr
: :. . ,• a Sliver lintirtnbs. . .... , • painted ' by haea, Failaueree avas a
. .
a At the eaar's palace -of Tserskoeade celebrated worker ill Metals, and, battle
the nurseries provided for the care of . commissioned to make a..41a, of -gold
children consist of eleven rooms. One ' • engraved 'with a •connation of the Vir-
gin; be sought to test hie clesiga by
feature is described by. Mise-Egar, the •
filling In the. lines With Fl. preparation .
child.en's . governess; as 'follows: 'In
the bathroom is a stationary bath of of oil and laineblacla. Which threw.. the
picture into relief. By entitle° the:•face odoessimme-
send 'silver, used for the bigger chil-
, witi- laid face downward. on a pew a -.6.
dren. There is a small silver bath for
daMp linen, and when -taken up it was
the use of whatever baby reigns. Each ' :
discovered that the pietwo was prilitt.d.
child's name is engraved upon It, so It •
Sheet after sheet of damp paper was
forms a :historical reecticl.' It an. •
impressed by the 'same • pliite -and the
,parently bought for Nicholae I, and
good news net the art.af Printing pie.-
bearS his mune and those'of his • fem. - • '
tures was' born eprea 1 : 1 ik e wildilro
ily... We alio., Mid the .nanies :of Alex• "
throughout Europe. The'• .colleetkin. ot.
• ander II. - and of Matiea afterward' ' •
old printiritroduces A thaecht Duller,
• Ducliessaof Edinburgh. • The last nae '.
the. afather of line efigra.VIng'.' (1411.)
added was that of Alexis, the• little . '
1964„ inIour brilliant impressions of "Admit
babY•wii,o was' born in August,
. • . • ,s and Eve,". a•Littie Horse," ."-alelatacho! -
•, 11a" and "St Gerome." "alelaactiollea"
. - The Drninsi In lefts's& • •
Is w etreinge cod:position of extracircli• .
In its March to the pole the drama'
nary oeiginailty, and, bus been a I -flys -a
• has reached Iceiand. It is a recent
graft upon the' intellectual life of the tery for over four ' centuries. This bit ' Huron Street., Oliriton.-
of yellowed paper, pessibly milled ftom
Idea, according to the London Globe.
the pilite by:Diver's:, own hands, has . ' •
The first theater Was faimded 'itto re--
eentty its 1897, &udder@ 15 only one 18 lost none 'C't Its 148(1'1.'41a'. ' ' • .
the Olende-at Relkjavile-amt it his • .
.
aken firm root. • The dramatic season
opens in October,and closes at the end : .• Modified Romance
and the theater it open about three aWoald .
of A.pril, when the good folk go fishing, .
are mostly drawn upon, but during tlis. • .yet I. don't think I should regard a man
eye __ you many a man leor moo,
evenings a week. Bjornson and Ibsen. "No," answered Miss Cayenne,. "arid
last season one or two native poets • as being especially desirable. because.
have recited their own compositional, " h1. his poverty' . - • . , ,i. :
whleh promise wdl. The municipality ,. • . ' • ''. ...
How to keep Kool... .
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Buy our Iron Beds $3. to Si.?, Wire Springs $P., to $3 50
Sanitary Mattress 3. to 10. Wire Cots $1.50 to '2.40
Japanese Matting, Veranda. and Lawn Chairs, Settees etc,
• J. R. CHELLeW.
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING.
‘RoOmENVONIIMINIONS
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li .. mis Gitttr4 . .
PURE ENGLISH
e. . , . . .„ ,. Price
We you want the Dest—at the lowest rrice---
0 • We can supply you with. Berger's; one of the
# , best English makers at 'Xicts. per lb. '
‘0"..010,./....elr• •
77 Dispensing -Chemist. . • •
a naearaegariaraa , nee nerve ,
SPECIA 1.1 S
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Waterproofs, Ladies' Wrappers
and Waists, • &large stock of Gingharns, Linens • and 'Mus.'
lins for Summer Dresses,., and.EnAroideries, Underwear
and :Hosiery, intreat variety. ' Our Wall Papers are the.best....'.:
We sell the famous 'Sterling Paint"; none better; some may
be as goad.. Lots of seed on hand: .
May ,15th, 4906. R: ADAms, Etnnorinm, Lendesboro.
•Buy your Buggy where quality as well as
appearance is considered in manufacturing;
• .and have your repairing .done.by exper-
ienced rnen.:.• found
at .
RUM.
Minton Sash,
Blind Factory': • '",
The Town of Clinton is on the eve of •
a "boom".:i; If you Contemplate:
.
. you our estimation, e,te.
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and the diet each subsicliz'e the the- ' COLD SETTLES IN. THE• EA.PIK let. Us.give
-ater to the extent of 500 crowns. . le hits people in a tender spot and • • . • . •
The Dreadnouffht. . , Nerviline takes that kink out of ,y(;72'1 10 . . .
9111eadquarter.s for all kinds. of builders' materials.
mighty hard to brace tlel-
It id said that that wonderful fight. spinal.. column in short. order ; it .
s. S. COOPER', Clinton -
Ing maehine, the British battleship soothes, that's why relief comes ho
. • Toy Sconce Furniture. Dreadnought, will carry fuel, both coal wu . I
To apply, gold bronze to furniture and oil, stifficient to take her from Eng- Or it cures. • ive imes s ron er
F' t' t g
than ordinary remedies, Nerviline
coat the surface with paint, japan spIr- land to Quebec and back without fill- can't fail to are lazne back, lumbago,
it varnish or anything that will pre- Ing bunkers or tanks. Inasmuch as sciatica and neuralgia. Nerviline is
vent suction, then where the bronze is there will be to water tight .doors be- instant death to all muscular pain,
wanted coat with gold size or quick low the armored deek, there will be; an For nearly fifty years it has been the
drying varnish, When this Is heady arrangement of "lifts," by which oil'. largest selling liniment in Canada.
Better try it. •
dry, dust on the bronze powder with
A soft brush or chamois skin. As ....i.,
bronze is susceptible to atinoapbOTIC
influences it is better aoated with a
thin, even coat of transparent varnish..
Qf course gold leaf or Dutch metal
would make a much better appearing
piece of work and hold Itscolor.
rvi e. p
cern and men may be conveyed over
the impassable bulkheads. The ship is
rbughly deseribed as consisting of flee
circular forts set In the hull, or, rather,
with the built around them, each
fort being heavily armored to its base
and surmounted by a revolving turret
mounting two twelve -inch guns.
'A Modest Philanthropist.
Booker T. Washington tells of
• Wall street philanthropist whoa.) bene-
factions are so carefully hidden that
no .one outside Of 0, Very small Circle
suspects him. This Is -said to be the
ttliknown who sent $25,000 to Mayor
,11cCiellan of New York fpr the Ras
;Francisco relief fund. Mr.' Washing-
• ton oars this man's wraith will be a
great surprise when his death reveals
lIt, hie posseselorts being vastly largos,
than they are generally Misnoold to be.
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Point's oe Broiling.
BrOliing produces the same effect on
meat as roasting and can be performed
In a more speedy manner. In handling
hOweiter, apply' to 1•,• 7.n. shoes. .. lean meat for broiling be careful not
to prick or cut It and 00 allow the
*I"."......."-"' 3111ces to escape. IBroiling Mild al-
'Pq.11.6"10.10111.1.11111•WildtliZallal` iallMall:RialMINI/Millallallillilleill10011111N11111111111ii11111.1111110, ways be done over a quick, clear fire.
Not toe much lust i little Just etiOtigh tO
el, is 14 start the bile nicely. One of Ayer's
p
Li 4P a Pins at becitinie is all you need. These
pills act directly on the liver. They
i cure' constipation) biliousness, dyspep-
out Livertitimmi
.., 01a-head:wife. Sold for 60 years.
fteciall.1! ' LUrgrisi:
1
The heat hestlene the albumen on the
outside quickly, thus preventing the
•escape of Juice and rendering it sa-
,vory. Chops and steaks stkeukt be
turned with a knife and on no account
have a fork stuck tato them While
cooking,
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We lead in Quantity, Quality and. Prices.
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Our new business sand
head of the list in Yield Per aere in 23sodlialtebryent varieties."
kAgricultural College says : - "Yellow Leviathan stands at the
s n the Cornbe Block,
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R. FitzsimOns 86.20D
We -are stillin the But-
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int'usted lc cu: cve.
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