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THE CLINTON NEW, ERA
DEAR • EDITOR. — Oitigaiy, from .
whence 1 last wrote, to reputed, to be
the handsomest place between Winni-
peg and Vancouver. It is .charmingly
sitnatedl and in full view of the white
peaks at the• Rockies, with a popula-
tion of 12 000, Here the Irrigation
canal of the V. P. R. Co., takes water
from the Bow Ili ver, which emlnaces
in Its scheme 3,000,000 acres Of land on
beth sides of the railway. The Metho-
dist -7,h1rcials a line structure, and has
for an ordinary congregation the larg-
est:I have yet seen out here or almost
anywhere else. Worn there 1 taole a
side -trip some 00 miles. into Southern
Alberta to visit a nephew at the rising
town .of Olareshohn , This is a pros-
perous grain 00 . nig section, Nvith a
comparatively milder climate, and is
filling up rapidly.
My next stop vas .at the ranch of
my friend referred to id my last, some
AO milee east of Calgary.• Here I
I. bulled with the 2 boys until the next
day, and took part in a. chase- after a
Cayotte (Prarie wolf),To see the \4
. dogs in full pursuit, with -Ram and I
folloyving up the rear, was most excit-
1 ing, however We got too far:behind to, .
Witness the result, and the dogs when
•they returned ota not enlighten
-- At Portage lsa Prarie I took another
',Side trip of 450 utiles; . to - -visit - another -
Of - 'those Jaz merenisee'elleeee...•::eles'iest .
es‘ateMeRatasf-theklesile• s' '
- Plumes. s Dicl net - eXpeet eito cOthe
' acrose any I knew or had seen before,. -
excepting my relatives., however when
entered the office of the .Standard
.paper, the prom•ietor, W..' D. Lainb,
accosted me hy name, after. a Short ac-
quaintance of 20' years ago at Port
Elgin.. Here' I also found te son of our
eownsinan, S Davis; • whose wife Was
visiting in Clinton before I left, He ie
carrying on a flourishing drug busi-
ness. I ealled et the home . luta found
a conniiittee of ladiee gathered to ar-
raiige. for.- -their church anniversary
services. „Yesterday I spent ' most of
the 'day,. at . "Ali. Peoples .. Mission "
They were holding there. liarVeSt
Thanksgiving Services,. and I took the
morning service..- The- Sunday.Sehool,
of which my cousin is Shperintendent,
W1134 to me Most • interesting. There
.were-somele nationalities represented,
few -Who could speak English, yet they
seemed bright -and happy. ' • Inoticed
your. - reference tit the Christian
.Guarditte, as to -e dieorial management
and price. ,Concerning ' the former, _ it
Might be an impenvenfeet to have a
layman as -editor, of'w.hiCh I .have not
the•slightest orjection ; St the Same
Mae there are matters connected with
' a chuteh paper which must neeessatily
bedealt with largely,front, a• minis-
!terial standspoint This might be 're7
.niedied.by a cdmbinatiste of both, As
to price, while -1' strongly advocated'
the reductien- toa dollar, 7I cannot see
that a mistake has- beementicle in ettise
nig the price.. Had the -people taken
advant.a.ge of the reduction.. and
brooght tlie circulation- up, no doubt -
it would have continued, brit such was.:
not the•Cese ; hence it- could not he.
ma.de- to pay.- -And, if ,I, remember-
Correctlee there was a 'dine in the
history. of the past evlsen - as reduetion
was • utede, in view of moreased . cita.
eulatiOn, Which ordeed i,..elp. the Pee••
sent ctiSe.. 'and 'whet . the 'prices was
again -increased.- the eubsieiption list
eame up tit enee..• Iii)wever. I generale.
1y settle- dove to the Situation ,as . be-
ing about right After the • atitherities
have thoroughly dismissed ariti...eettled
Our stock of high art Piarlos of Wes
case designs, and containing flues
actions purchasable for money. See
our very latest styles of sweet:
toned organs, at low prices. Instru-
ments rented, tuned or repaired,
Gramophones and music ut variety a
C. HOARE'S
MUSIC ERPoHttUlli.
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Sometimes
your -wife—be-Cb-Mes--dis----
couraged when the bread
isn't good. Scmetirnes
YOU say loud things too.
Prevent both, by buying
your wife
Ogilvie's Royal
Household Flour.'
With:it, bad baking is al-
most an impossibility.
Recommended and sold by
A. D. BEATON
The People's Grocer.
Prompt Delivery.. ,jig' 'Phone 111
r'ilgamirsam'
p
It, Fitzsimons ti Solo,
We are' still in the But-
Chering b.usiness, •and are
• in a position to fill all or-
ders for seasonable meats,
int•usted tc cu..ca!e, •
, Our new business scan&
is in the Combe Block,
R. Fitzsimons & $on
76 Clinton
(-40
lief I ire placing your order's for
yoke .en.sou s supply of Coal, get
our Prices. The very beet goods
caeried ill strokand sold at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may he left at Davis
& Row land's ardware store, ox
with
W. J. Stevenson,
At Electric Light Plant.
voirmiansiasek
kow ABOUT YOUR
WALL PAPER?
Ube Food
That. Built,ds
Maybe you think of
Mooney's Sodas only as a
toothsome tidbit. Don't
overlook their food value
Moonees
Perfection
Cream Sodas
are made of finest Cana-
dian wheat flour, pure but.
ter and rich cream. *There's
nothing else of equal size
and cost thatcontains so
much wholesome `nour.
ishment.
An idal fopd.
omoWis ii;ve- them—fresh
exid, crisp in air -tight packageL
•
Nothing adds so much to the decors -
1 ion of a house as good Waif Paper.
am in a position ty show you the very
best and choicest patterns,. as .1 am
agent for the • •
Empire Wall Paper coop
of Toronto. -
The samples for 1906 are entirele
..new. Prices run from 5c a. roll -to 35c,
with borders at same price. Every
oll of paper guaranteed to contain 8
ards, Samples gladly shown to in-
tendinepurchasers, at any time.
GEORGE POTTS,
tfouse Decorator and Paper Hanger,
eon Queen and Princess St., Clinton
•
. HOMEWARD BOUND •
Afteeepending. a few days 'very rif.0•
Atahly in 'Winnipeg, • attending epemal.
' •evangelistieservice,s, visi tillg thi great
park,. waterworks,: etcI. reached Min-
neapnlis,. where 1 mn now writing,. on
Setardav • last. Here I '''hassit .three •
eetephesve, who are . occupyiogpromin-
ent- pesitique in the .boeineef relatio.ns
of the city. E. . Pieber.. in *hose
• ` eoniftirtable home T inn soitairning, is
33 tocnilerOt an.!exteheive• wholesale •
, grocery .firmHWhaeton, .Iterper, riste:
er Co. - They. .einpl,py': eighty hands,
-
and do a bostness.of $3,000,000 animals.
ly.• .1•16 a leading -member .Of t.he
Heriimpio Ave, •Methodiet
Their. pistol., Dr; Thempeont receiveS
a ealaey stf $1,000s and for there organ-
ist asad quartette (width. .eonatitedes
the • choir,: they epaY $3900. • To my
• great Surprise, the preacher Of Sunday
• morning' wes -0 college.classenate of
. forty years ago, .13r, Bridgmen, Presie
dent. of 'Hemline' 12*r iversity, • which .is •
located abont midway between this.-
ty 1(3)31 53.. para. :He getvente ware -1
•greetirig as [ took him by tee hend -
'and called 1)1,31,as • 01 (1111. ."fieorge El."
Minneapolis.. -it' -a• beautiful city of
abotit 300;0(Xl. .The ',State Xrnivereity.
is:niarvellous in its eXteet ' and sue •
Toundings, having -40110 students in ets,
telidance. It has .the largest wheet
market in the world, and a dicier mill
- *Melt Write out 6000 barrels pee dayee
•• An interesting feature is its.niimEr-
ous lakes ; through' arid enrrontichnis.
the 'city they .. abound' ; the. principal
one, lelinnetonkee is about eighteen
miles out by street car,. swhe.re. during'.
the summer inontli.S. Stehle I0,0(0Onf the
citizens are housed or erectunped. 13e -
sides several sinall-steameiss there are'
bUndreds of priVate . launches ofeill.
descriptions, running ea and fro over
the beautiful lake, which : is several
miles' in extent, .
To -morrow [go on to St Paul, where
r expect to .meet and spend Senday
with ati. old and very particular- friend,
who, as's.' utere hop,. .was.led to Christ
Ontny first circuit forty-six years ago,
i .
and s •now devoting all his -energies in
ldieking after- the poor .end needyen
the great city. That will, I presurne,•
be my 10..st stop till 1 reach Toronto, so
good•bye. , .
•• J. ennniln.
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Vigoigine
The Great French Vitaltrer
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BEFORE •AFT&FI
?valiant- cures Debility or Weakness result-
ing hid iscrentins or excesSe§.
11,,,t and sure.it remedy knowMfor all diseaits
that 1,,llow as a sequence of abuses, Loss of
Memory , Pains iu ihe Hack, Dimness of Vision,
Prenwt,tre old Age and many' other diseases
that lead to Physical Weakness, Insanity and
an ear:y grave. Mailed Many hildreie3 on t,t-
mint or price, SO Cents, or ,five boxes for $21
THE RAY MEDICINE CO:, Stratford, Out.
.Week Kidneys
Bright's Disease
• and Diabetes
be Dr. Shoop's Restorative to Cure
the Cause. If You Suffer. From
These Symptoms.
Serb are the symptoms of Kidney Oomplainist
e laden with sediment, brick dtist in Urine.
gbIy ,colored urine, greasy' troth or bleed
11. stringy mucous in urine, Unusual de.
to urinate, pain in passing water, pain it
back and over the kidners, hot, dry al
td skin, hair dry and brittle, Data
• Joints, legs feel
oiliness, loss of
loss of me)n.
• Irregular
eyesight,
ring, wary
ting from
other in
improp-
t is often
one. Most
es get their
samedies called
are practically
itinn Cause over.g As cathartics
the
by excite the kid.
hears', sleeplessness,
weight, chilly aeries.
ory, general debit.
hear t, disorders
^ troable with
skin, fever,
one foot to
standing.
er treat.
worse that*
medi.
etteet trete
diureties. Tiaese
kidney PhYsicso
eet on the bowel&
WY'S to unusual Mi.
ese d tit*
Ole reinediee are them Selveis the fregue n t
Eteof Serious kidner disease. Dona try to
r the kidneys therwielvete for you willetey
teem. _Their only stretieth is nerve
sower.
Dr. Sh00011 Reeterative vitalize* the
Illhat'Opereta the Kidneys. Sold by
W. S. R. HOLMES,
CrErPred Kling sidwo.d Pier
It is sabi that King Edward telle
with great glee • that' when in the.
West • of. Ireland • last year he one
day. went int!) a cabin whose occ;,-
pant was an. old tvornea who wit by
the • turf dre smoking OA ON clay
pitie. The old 'lady weloOmeci the
Xing and, askine; hiiii to sit (Iowa,
wiped a three legged stool with •her
aProri, Tho King did sei and said:
"DO you 'know who I ain, ina'attri"
"Ilegorra, 1 don't," was the re- •
PLY. •
"Won, I am the King of England."
• "Wye tell sue so!" said the old
la ly in a tone of surprise, and then,
remembering the rights of hospital-
ity, shit took the pipe out • of her
mouth, wiped the shank with her
han&i and, passing it to tho •
1<ing,
Said. "Will vor 'honor shiriokeio,
Cook's Cotton Root Compound:
le great 1' no Tonle, an&
y safemreetual Monthly
Regulator on which WOMOTI can
depend. Sold in three degreea
of etrerigth--No. 1, $t ; No. 2,
10 degrees stronger 43: No. 2.
for epeeist eases,th5 per bar.
Sold by a(intoll do, or sent
prepaid on receipt of prieo.
Frue pardtphlot, Address: _THE
Can M tong Nalle.,WIONIO, (*mot!) Windsor)
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News Notes
I IV B. Talbot, of London, ex -County
• Engineer, is dead from pneumonia. .
II1ou Chas. 'Snyder, ,Mayor of Day.
ton, Ohio, while on a hunting expe-
dition; was drowned In Whitefish lake.
I About fifty conductors haylocen
dismissed from the main line of the G. J
T. it, for "knocking down fares," so IL
is alleged.
Fourteen Grand Trunk conductors
running between Toronto, Montreal
and Portland have been discharged by
the •-compan y.
The Divisional Court overruled the
older of Judge Mabee quashing the
Owen Sound local option by-law. and
the by-law stands.
The badly decomposed body of Dun;
can McPhee, farmer, who has been
missing for two weeks, has been found
in a bush near Ayton.
The Japanese Ambassador lias re-
quested the Amerman authorities to
see that Japanese in California. are ac-
corded their full rights,
Miss Lucy Lethoire died in the hos-
pital at Peterboro ; she set fire to her
dress, and her sister in the excitement
threw. a pail of boiling water over her.
. A. government bill Will probably be
presented to parliament at its eh-
ing phases
r-OfsettespitteittetiletlititTrelprdhOeereseetithe
was the subject of a 'parliamentary in-
vestigtetion last suannee.
The board of bishops of the Metho-
dist Church of the world, in session in
13altilnore, decidedat a reeen e meeting
to undertake to raise $7,000,000 to -re-
build the chut Owe' dessroyed by the
San Frencisco 3. arthquake.
Under a imiumercial ereaty con-
cluded between Canticle ;old Japan, the
lett er comitry bectnnes titled to "the
meet-fievored•netion teem -merit"- That
Is to say, any tariff red uctittes granted
by Canada to anY foreign eolltitei.
nowt Also be ace,orcled to Jimmie
•
GOOD REASONS FOR ITS S'(CES
animemesamreru.i....morionemos.o..
•• 'file uriterence,
A certain' major -general in the Brit-
ish army took a greet interest tn. the
Object -of compulsory education, .and
would frequently pay a visit to the vil-
lage school which was sittiated near
his country seat. • One day he had been
.glying tlicm, • it. ,sketelt .of We liVen 'of
famous generals•g'P,oys," he conclud-
ed, a you air know file -great George
Washington was a general; . -perhaps
Yea also know I ami general, Now,
can .anyone tell .me the difference be-
tween Gen. Washington, and myself?'
"1 .know; sir," "answered a youngiter
art the back‘of the room.. "Well, what
•is the difference? Speak up, my lad,",
said the general. "George Washington
coul•dn't tell D lie, sir," shouted the
•
boy in exultant Cones. .•
Sermons in Sunday ..Newspapers.• •
The Rev, -Ernest TItedmh, of. johan...
nesburg, has protested against the In-
sult of his sermons ..being •repOrted- An
newspapers •soId on the Sabhath, as his
Words'. were "sandwiched . between
shady- pairs,. advertisements of drink,
-caincrins of raqing and betting, and
other things full, of the most 'evil • Spg-.
geAt ion." '
• •
..68A-01 FROM
• 17lEART pis8A,sp.
A ens3l f Neglecting a Weak
.11eart and Tired:Ne'rvea.
If your heart flutters, be careful*:
Au attack is liable to Conte on at Any
time; :13xcitemoilt, over-exertion . or
emotiOn may cause it. •• . .
If blood -rushes to the, had, if .pels-
pitaeion.aild 'short tweet's are notts-
able there's CAUSC Seci 1)la n • -
,
It you want a goott ponest retned.y
try rerrozone. We reconmiend. PerNa
zone bectuise we know * ,inst. right
for heart trouble. It cured. A. F.
Beattie, Who lives at Allen I lotel, Bay
City, Mich. : .Sea 11 your syiriptorns re-
semble these ' •
• $emetente• cee nick 1/ (1)1 • .
Nervousness, • .
• TrevOiling,' Dizerneies„. •
Sinking Peeling,., .
Slaia.13reath, • • Weakness •
Mr,Ileattie says;
•. .,r was wens And
"I was sabject 'toheart.' palpitation
and dizziness. .•
.
As I greiv Woree I began to have ,
trembling and ainklug sensations,.
'VerrOzone steengthened mse heart;
gave vigor to my nerves, Scion •Inade
nee well. ib's a greet rehoilder.":. •
By strengthening thesinnscleis of the
heart, giving,. proper circulation and
causittee a generai relehilding of the
bole system, Ferrozoito' is ;bound' to
clo grand 110113. 111 heatt trouble ; try
it 'ffis wt.' Nix or sik for VW at all
dealers. • •
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A Sly Poke. •• . • •
.1eSeile-Whiei 1,33.311' Seny today I had
•• PlY neW gown oe, . Of veurso I .e*pect_.
eil her to. say ',(l3)3.3. 11 almut it, 'but
. she • peetendea not • to . have:. eeee • int.•
slie'e • an, 31wn3113' ;eon:adios.'
• ate and tender, girl,
•
• Alli.tvOrrial .
A• good thing in ono town.seinetimes
fails to work' in timelier town. Abso-
lute knowleilke '.seeme to be rare, eX-
•cept that' It .elwnye. pays. to be indus-•
triousi fair and decent. •
•
. -
feheerfifiness hears the same friendly
regard to the mind as' to the body.. It
banishes' all anxious card and diseoia-
tent, soothes • rind'. composes the Pas -
stens. and Ii4eps them in a perpetual
calm,
Suffered Terrible Agony
FROM PAIN ACROSS
HIS KIDNEYS.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS
CURED HIIVL
womorimouis
Reed the words of praise, Mr. M. A. Veinal&
O Minion Bridge, N.S., has for Dosti's Kidney
Pills. (Heir:rites Us): "Por the pest three years
I have suffered terrible agony from pain across
O my kidneys. I was so bad 1 could not stoop
or bend. I consulted and had several doctors
treat me, but could get no relief. Oaths aciviee
of a friend,/ proottred, a hex of your valuable,
life-giving remedy (15oan's Itidney Pills), and to
my eurprice and delight, / immediately get
better. In my opinion Domes Kidney Pills have
no equal for any form of kidney trouble."
• Doan's Kidney Pills are 50 cents per box or
three boxes for 81.25, Can be procured at all
dealers or will be melted &teat an receipt of
pride by The Doan Kidney Pill CO., Toronto,
Ont..
Do not arena a spurious subititttte but bto
boo had get " toomi'L"
.
The majority of eetarrh remedies
are useless. Buteme that does cure is
"Clateteshozone." It clears the 'head. of
all 111110g338 discharge, Putrid Matter:
in •the nostriKphlegm in the throat,
and •disease germs are completely,
sw-ept away. The cause of the diSease
is dPstrOcd, results are deStroYetl,
and the systgin so thoroughly cleansed
of cetarthal poison that cure is per-
nemeue. All types 6f catarrh, ilteeet
end• bronchial tretible.' • colds mad
entighs are More, cieetaioly • cured by',
Catiosthoeone than any thiog else.
TwO sizee, and e1.00•113 all defilers
: •
•
111r.1". Beattie-, at Baseclity, Mich.• is
now the pert (Miler Of. 01131 rhe rich-,
est mines in the Rainy River Distriet.
The oee 0 nine§ eigh vaiiyes 111 goltl,
silver and- copper, • The secret of this
Mine was eept • for more thine twenty
years by Ben Alums, an old half-teseed
trapper, who heard -of it from .his Ine
dials relatives. • 'For • years he bile
sieught a Mare whom • he considei est
elite mientlyhenest to eltiese his•secret.
Benatise of Reattie's prompt weekly'
• payment, to his men employed in the.
Argentine- mine.•;'Alinet; concluded be•
Was the man tp whoni •the seeree oriels t
•safely be ithpareed, He did so with
the Understanding that he Was to Intve
mie-helf of -the earnings.- ;sir. Beattie
Artie taken all neeeesary steps hi secure.
ene•prOnerty., • .... • "
STOP LIMPING, 'CURE TETE .CORN.
• Quickly' done by PUtnato's Palo less.
:Corn 'Extractor; • Acts' ip one .clay,
c:auses pato; •veinove:, y trace
of• soreness. Flay year; 'of, success
proves Putnam's
sphatitiitts. .
13'0111' tragic deaths ,oeciti...yeil in
,onto on . Thursday. John.\3 men wits
found etsphy.xiated 'Me his bedeouni ;
Joseph • Smithdropped dead on the
.sereet ;.....„Igaae • ,i40lg111i0es committed.
snit:it-le by , cutting his' throat. with -a
razore and Win -Coleman in the
.police ambulance... . ,
•
The St, James' flasiette,Loraltin, does
not think IRoosevelt has made • any
mistake in inviting it Jew to sit ip his
Cabinet. it says seeVe've had more
than one jele in the English Ctibinets,
arid we- have • not regretten •their
power. Jewry' has indeed served tis
well." • , • • •
bk, sweeping anti -liquor statute' WAS
pasqed. Thursdayby the: Supreme
Lodge-,' Knights of Pythias. • The neve.
statute is tended to bar feoni en-
: teance to the oeder wholesale liquor
:dealere .and all hotelkeeps who . rutl.
hars iu connection with .their hotels.
It inch -Ides professional gamblers,
saloonkeepers, bartenders • or dealers
in spirituous . or malt 'ignore. , • The.
new statote does not affect any who
• are already membere of the order.
. When the. Boer eVer• was in progress
mangled:es throughout the Donnmon
'made- articles of • wearing apparel to
send to our boys who . werelying in
hospitals.- in South Africa, suffering
from wOunds or disease,- Among
those performing this charitable work
was Annie Callender, eldest -daughter
Of Alex. Callender, of Whereat, near
'Guelph, who placed. her name and ad-
. dress on a nightgown she made. his
ultimately reached a soldier •named
Thos, flubys of Sheffield, England A
correspondenee followed ; recently Jr.
Huby ewe. to Halifax., where he is
now stationed, and on Thanksgiving
Day they were eriaried at the home
of the bride's father.
Especially
For Women
FRUIT.A.TIVES are the
finest medibine in tlae woria
for women.
As a mild and gentlelaxative-aas
positive and speedy cure for -Coustipation
and Ililiousnese—as. the only cure for
weak and irritated kidneys- and espee
Many for " that partria the:back "—as a
'positive cure for headaches—and. as a
general tonic to build upi and; stwigorate
the whole system — vrara-A-vvIis
stand supreme.
In eascs of irritated Ovariess'Ovarbw
Pains, Vaginal Catarrh, EXces,sive and
Scanty Menstruation, Ulcerations, Ilear.'
ing DONV11 Paine—and all those troubles
peculiar to worneue- .
•
08 "FFIVIT LIVER TAPI-gTS.
•
have' the most remarkable effect,
'•Ninety-nine cases . out of a htualred
of Fernale Troubles are due to ,neglect,
flOWcia become constipated — kidneys
_Si. neg,leseteeleee•s Sansiegeleeee
poisons '.of the.'frid:Sr; 'Which .s.hetild-he
carried, WI by these ii,liportant• Org!ans,
are .taken up t'y the ld•ooti' car.rit'al to
the female organs aud poison: them,
thus starting 'up.- a train of female
troubles.
YRUITA-TIVES • ara. made _from'
fruits and ltv their remarkable action on
bowels, kidneys and skin, rid the system
of poieons, purify the blood, and restore.
the delicate organs of generation to. new. •
vigor and health, .
No woman, who suffers,should ever be
without them._ soe.•a boxr-6, for t;,..2.5o, •
at your draggist's or sent -postpaid by,
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Noy. 2 1900
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ComAIANIol. you give its Much in good
reading es' • would fill twenty 10.0 -page.
novels ur books of history or travel or
biography ordinarily costing $1.50 e
volume. Not' dp you give quantitY at
the coSt of quality, For more than'
-oun
JEWELER and OTHAN.•
4.4
Fall Gdea.:,. S'`,.'i'iy'.'llagoa°12;.ee VIZ s
O's? almostos
• Se. Prints, flannellettes, wrapperettes.
'See our Ready-to•wear rants with 'Burglar Proof Pockets. A large stock of
Overalls and Smocks. • Hardware stock replenished With Ensilage, Beet, Chaff,.
and Manure Voiles. A. all supply of Groceries in stockett all times.
Higheet poseihle pcice paid forsButter and Eggs..
Emporium, Londeeboro, Sept:11706.
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• half it tentui y the- wisest, eniost re-- • esesen'
nowned, -Most entertaining of writers
have been contributors to .The 00331-
pitnion eeett neVer.fear :that The ,
Companion . will be •dnrepproPriate.or
unetelcome; The boy, the girl eeery
: ether Member' Of the family—will in -
High -back chairs, 40e; .50e, 00c and.,pc, 'Extension Tablea$5,00,..$6.50,.$8.00 ands. .
SISI upon.. a share- met There is no
Adanits.
itclIe,a.'•
Our Kitchen ('111)1310111 are the oreatest labor-sevinge devices of the • 2001.'
'Century. Makes Ki then work a pleasure. Prices 85 00,, lefi..60s $11.00 and $14i
. latige stock, LOW price e •. •
other preeept costing so little that gees' -$1°A •
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solar. •
On receipt of $1.75, ethe yearly.sule- •
scrintion price, the'publishers send to
the new subsdriber The Companion's
•four-leaf hanging Calender for -1907,
lithographed in twelve colors and gold,
and subseriPtion certificate.- for •the
fifty-two issuee of the year's volufne.
illustrated announcement of
•The-Companion ler .1017 will be -sent
with sample copies of the peper to saw
*address free.. • '
Stiescribers •who get nevi subsceip•
-Lions will receive $10,290.00 in cash and
matey. Oilier speeial .ziwards. . Send 'for.
11)10131, Alton. • .
YOUTIIS COMPANION,
14.I13erkeleySt. . Boston, ishies.:,
• Your sterna& churns and digests
the food you eat and if foul, or torpid,
or ent of order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. • flollistees
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps•you well.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your
O usinspis invented by Chinese.,
• It is siMposed that the earliest lamps
were made of the skulls of animals, Ix
which fat was burned. Afterward sea-
shells were used, then pottery and
metals. The invention of lamps, like so
many other implements of present day
civilization, has been attributed to the
Chinese.
Mout =crated RiVer.
The most elevated river in the world
Is the Desaguandero, in Bolivia, The
average elevation above the level of
the sea Is about 12,000 feet.
'Dog P.Xttenten. •
There are dogs staudIng over three
feet bia•li itt •the shoulder, meastiring
nearly seven feet from the noae to the
tip of the tail and weighing so Innelt as
200 pounds, and at the other end of the
Reale the little Mexican lapdog Is un-
der Seven, inches in length from nose
to tail tip and weighs only a ter,
ouneo.
A sonieLv bat ,''.unnsuatjudginent WrOs
handed duwre tie WOodstock on Thurs-
day. hy Bath, in eine cose of 1.
a West -Zoos); fariney ,charged With.
stealieg • ealibagee. The parties who
harlatolen the cabbages were in the ,
peieonee's iig, soul the cabbages theme. '
sel veS Were lound in 0. beg tinder the .r .
.-petson.er s hed. Notwithstaecting this,
.
Hugh moRsay pleaded, . not
Magistrate- Bali -ordered hiin t31 mo,re .
from the hoPse heoceutilee to topoint
not less. than .ten Miles . distant, 'end to 1
rem-ain. evetty, for . not less then five.
J..14 enELLEw. Burrn.
FURNITURE ' and UNpERTAKING.
yea,r.s„ .If he has not taken 'his deperts
tire, before a week from Saturday, and
if: he is found haunting the locality
again within fiye yetirs,: he Will be re-
tumsted. Seine years ago McKay fen
from a scaffold and injured his heed.
/1 brands when you can g
et oers; made with Dere Cream. Tartar /
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At• youv1.7oonir Butlidkirnappeio• Powder is
aisn'tolltdriferdieirnathtarnusitesdtragigenerd winohnlidanny't k
i ? -h It d not sa to ex ierinient with -untried doubtful l•
• Buy your -Buggy Where quality aS.Well as
appearance is considered in. manufacturing; '
and have your repairing :dOrie by exper-
ienced men.
• All are found' at
1Zutitiball & McNiath s,
essySesseee
Huron Street., Clinton.
Onm•
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eia4NPLrilsi%4P%
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‘. and the best English Bicarbonate of Soda, at only 25e a lb. • •
WOMEN 'WHO CHARM iV If gots have noe, tried It, we will he pleased to &re. erral
• , . • • free sample. .
JIFALTII IS THE FIRST ESSENTIAL
It Helps Women to Win and Hold
Men's Admiration, Respect . and
Loye.
O Woman's greateeegift isbhe ower to
inspire admiration, respects ind love.
There is a beauty in hearth which ia
more atteactive to men than more regue
LerIty of featine.
To be a soccessfut wife, to retain the
love and admiration of leer husband;
should be a woman's constant study.
At the Bast indication of iii,hea.lth,
painful or irregelar periods, headache ot
baekache, secure Lydia, E. Phikhard."11
Vegetable Compound and begin its use.
Mrs. T. E. Gillis, Windsor, N. S.,
describes her illness, and cures, in the
following tetter:
Dear Mrs, Pinkham:—
"When I commenced to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I was sue
tering with weakness and womb trouble,
headaches, bae.ktieltes, and that worn-out,
tired feeling. I have only taken the Vega
table Compound a few short weekst and 11
has made me well, strong and robust. I
believe that Lydia E. Pinkhatn'a Vegetable
Compound is Without equal for female trots'
Women who are troubled with painful
or irregular periods, backache, bloating,
(or flatulence), inflammation or hicera•
tion, that "bearing-dOWn" feeling, dizsi•
ness,_ faintness, indigestion or herrellil
prostFation may be restork to perfect
health and strength by taking Lydia
X. 'inkhorn's Vegetable ComPound,
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HOVEY,. Clinton.
Dispensing Chemist.
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O Last week we told you We had Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
mud Fancy China.on the way from the potters in England. We
O now have them in stock: They are up-to-date in shape and new
• decorations. Cheaper than ever. Call and see them, •
•'MRS ! 'TEAS -rErts
Black, Green and Japans, from 10c up, Ottr special Mixed
25c Tea is extra, value. ,
RE1DPATH'S StIGARS
Special cut price in 10011). bags. We handle only the best in
Tomatoes, Corn, Peas and Salmon, Every ean guaranteed. •
i. W. IRWIN
CASi-IL PAID FOB EGGS 'A.ND B UTUR
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Clinton Bash, Door, and
Blind Factory,
The Town of Clinton is on the eve of
"boom," If you contemplate building,
let us give you our est4hation, ete.
ign'Headquarters lOr all kinddol builders' materlitis:VI
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• S. S. COOPER., Onaton
The Clinton New Bra
From now till,the end of this year, for
10 eents.