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Nov. 2, 1906'
THE•0
NTON NEW BRA
A Boston schoolboy --was"
week and sickly.
His arms were soft and flabby;
He didn't have a strong muecle in his
entire body.
The pl.lysic,Can who had attended
the family for thirty years prescribed
..Vcote4 ,&nr.gisions
NOW;
To feel that boy's in you
would think he was apprenticed to a
blaCkattlithet
ALL ORI./001STSI 500, AND $1,00,
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NEW GROCERY STORE..
, kmened'aip-a-ebniee,-fres
seocie of Groceries at Ofsen's Hd
Stand and. now tisk a share of t 1
• patronage of the citizens of Clinton
and the surrounding community,
Cood Quality ct Fair Prices
are otirspecial care%
customers will find our stock the best
value in town. The .Red Panther
b:ands in Tette and eanned e
rte KEEe YOUNC5I.
•
Ie Aetive, seek* leurfect eing Dot%
40."kleglie :
Never retire fibre; active life If you
can possibly avole it; keep Pin the
swini;" keep the mind active; never
"at my lige."
refer to your advaneing years or say
Tq preserve .youth you ,naust have
variety Of experience. The coentry
.woman at forty, although breathing a
purer air and livtug on a more health -
re saraines of the valuers we bandits, ful diet than the city yeoman, often
are Strangers and must 1°°ks lift -V* while the latter at the
get acquainted,' „ same age does not look more than thir-
ty. But ber mind is more 'active than
It will pay those who sell farm pre•; that oe her country sister; that is the
lace to see us, before disposin of th Secret of her more Youthful appear-
twee-
butter, eggs and potatoes, elsewhere;
We will buy, at a good price, what
you have to sell, and will sell at a fair
price, what you have to buy. k
13YARD HILL, 'Phone 114
SMITH'S.
Wall Paper Store
Are you one of the,erowd to the Bus
Store ? Everybody is now talking
of the beautiful &wens of .
Wall -Paper
we have in stock, andeorices to trait th
purchaser. We also carry a stock o
Window Shades, Curtair
Poles, Cottage Rods,
Room Mouldings,
Floor and Furniture Var-
nish,
all descriptions, which are sold a
rives never known before to the
public.
P ting and Paper Haegieg done.
stirnates furnished on ,leb work.
Smith's Wall Paper Store
—CLINTON— *
NB. -Sign Painting done. All Pape
trimmed FREE.
Advanc in
Sugar.
Although Sugar has ad-
vanced 40c -per hundred.
since the fruit season com-
menced, we are still Sell-
ing 100 lbs.
Redpath's
Extra Standard
re
Granulated Sugar
for $4,60.
W. T. 014E141
THE HUB GROCER
An official of Copp, Clark & Co., of
joy eltonpraission that 8430,000 had been paid
that firm to to Thos Be Sons of 1
Toronto, testified before tbe Text Book
Glasgow for the privilege of succeed-
ing that firm as contractors for the
,Oetarie public school readers.
01•041.o.44# `44.
The `Gentle
Kidney Cure.
Don't think that Mete is not
effective because it does not
"tear thi ngs lmse.” The mat,
who talks most, dome least,
Xidney remedies that purge -
and over -stimulate the kidneys
-.upset the stomach -are going
to do you mighty little good.
THE GINTLC KiDNZY GUAR
i I goes about taring you gently'
ril dly, correctly. You never
!f know you are taking medicine.
41 -extect that you begin to pet
better and keep or:, getting •
•
better. Breen heals legatee
reation In the kidneys-tnkes
*Way then admerp pain in the
back andthedttll ache theottgis
the likaeleetsiaps eeceeesive
arin-
si4cvn-ed *sables the dime-
/e&4reSMis d the kidneya to
beal tetid ettilegtheft.
PI•iteiankettlatia :Ptah
tw &aft* 01/1214.1111. 00e 1..1011114
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Nothing elee ages one more :rapidly
than reonotoey-n dead level existence
without :change of. scene or experience,
Tele need must be kept freak nr It will
age, and the body -cannot be younger
than tbe mind.'
Few minds are strong •enough to
overcome the aging influence of the
monotonous life Attlee rifles -Iri the
average country licape, city, people
have infinitely greater variety •ot life.
They enjoy •theniselves a treat deal
more than country people. Teey'work
hard when et work, bet When 'thee are
through they drop everything. and have
a good tithe. Tbere Is me doribt that
the theater, in spite of its many •evils,
has done a _great deal toward erasing
the. naarks - Of age. People Who laugh
nweb zee,' 'their, youth longer.--Sue-
begs. .
Burdock
Blood Bitters
. holds a peejtion unrivalled by lorry utiles
blood medicine as a cure Ler
'DYSPEPSIA, BILIoirsrrEss„,
CONSTIPATION; HEADACHE,
SALT RHEUM, SCROFULA,
SEARTEURN, - SOUR STOMAele
' DIZZINESS,' DROPSY,
'RHEUMATISM; BOILS,
PIMPLES, RINGWORM, or •anY dimes.
eilsing from a disordered state ..af ,Tthr
Stomach, Liver, Dowels er Blood: %Veen'
you require a good blood niedieine get
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.'
. •
cerreeitcat.
Wife (during thotit1e--1 have 'suffer-
ed every, calamity that ean befall a
woman: leusbarid ecahnlyeeeeh, nO,
you haven't, my dear. You have never"
been a widow. Wife -Yes .evidently
don't understand me. 1 saki "calann
• men et Deettni.
..erte man wile takets•hissel seriously
every _minute of his Iffe,". said Uncle
Eben, "aillis • gits to be 'One of two
things -a hero or a joke." -Washington
Star. • ,
Taken as directed, it becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
of sufferieg hunterety ever dev:sed.
Such is Dollieter's Reeky Moun sin
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablete. Ask
ybur Diuggist.
„a' Narrow stoenri...
"Your front doer iS unlocked, sle.
shonted the 'policeman 'when be found
that Mr. Careless Householder had
gone to 'bed without attending to his
locks..
"It's all right," replied the burglar
from the bedroom window it eileute
later; "my soil will lock it when he
eomes .hoine. Here's 'a shilling, for
you."
"An eaeile earned hob," ehttekled the
poilceman ae he walked Wale
"A. narrow squeak," said the burglar, •
With a sheet round hie ebOulderte '
e'Very," rennetl 'hltaccoitplice, whOse
bands were tightly eitisped over poor
Mr. Careless Houseeolders mouth. --
London Express.
• Skirt. and Shirt.
"Skirt' is etymologically the same
word ae "shirt," theugh it lute collie
over an ther linguistic route and prop- •
Orly me s a aliOrt garment. In feet,
"sitlit,"e tiet," "short." "shear," "kir-
tiee and "cure' are In ail probability
near relations. But "skirt" has got it-
, 8elf Seeelailzed ta a lower garment,
with spatial eeferenee to the lower
»dge thereof; the bouncer* where the
parmont Is cut short, whence the verb
"to skirt,"
THE PEMECUTED JEW.
......0T. I
fie is, It te. nitortmed, the Moot Mettitenn
I Mon 411ve,
"The jeer is saki to WM; What Is
known as the commercial Instinct,"
1 Weld newer In Strang, "Herne telle el
ithat ender Riebard 1. OW hem sought
safety in the ea4tie of 'reek, Where, not
being strong enough for defense, they
killed their wives and children, Career
Ithe bodies over tbe 'walls Into the mob
below And, settle; ere to the efistle,
Were theranalves hurtled alive. The
gentry owing Money to the JOYS hits.
tened to the cathedral, where their
homer& or promissory notee were kept,
and made a beafire before the altar.
The compiler of the Annals of Waver.
ley, In relating the event,' Hume atm,
'blesses the Alleighty ter thee clenver-
Ing over tele impious rage to destruc-
hone History blazes with ;mob stories
of Iself sacrifice and barbarity, Tba,
eOnamerelal instinct In this particular
ease aribears to have been en tiae other
aide. .
"Instead of the Jew being a natural
barterer, he Is the most spiritual men
alive. lie '1ms been poureled through
the ages, robbed and massacred, but he
Yields neither his treditions !lore his
ideals. Had be beett inaterialletie lie
would have sold out )oug up and
bought melee; If he would join the
Creek church he weuld be safe in Rua-
la.,..Rat4lherdi&n...,C.:1,54.,,tht,itieltreeZi.,e411 %ital.,
that he is spirltuallatle or idealistic
eeeee -- el:
rather than Practical or material, Were
I to choose a family that would live I
Would have it meet hardships and per-
seelltionS. Were 1 to choose one to die
I would give It pleasure and luxury.
The Jew, denied his civil rights, de-
spoiled of his property, scourged and
murdered, has only been made tougher
and longer lived. His enemies bave
given him strewth and trained him
most• admirably for the battle of life,
no matter in what part of the world
fortune) may lead him"
The new Pure Food and Drug Lew
will 'mark it .on the label of every
Cough Cure containing OplurreChloro-
forme or any other stripifying or pois-
onous drug- • .But it passes Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cure as made for 20 years, en-
th•ely free. Dr. Slump all along, has
bitterly opposed the use of narcotics.
Dr, Shoop'Er Cough Cure is absolutely
safe, even for the youngest babe and
it armee, it does not simply suppress.
Get a safe and reliable Cough Cure, by
simply insisting on having ler.Shootee.
Let tbe law be .your protection. We
eheerfully recommend and sell it. W.
S.R. Holmes,
. .
'Overreached.
Old Joe, a :farther, :was noted !di the..
naany ways he . had of skimping end
saving. One day he hired a big country
boy to help Win .witk his wore. The
boy reported for duty at 530 o'clock in.
the morningennd Old Joe sat him down
to breakfast. After the lad hail finished
the Meal :the sharp 'old farmer said;
"What ,do yeti •say If we. eat dinner
while we are steer As the boy Agreed,
they fell to andate a little more. Then,
seeing that ihe,youngster etiald 'eift no
more Old•ffoe suggested, "Senpose we.
finish ep and at supper too." "All
right," assented the lad, and he Main
aged to sweet:me:another crust Of bread.
"Now •lettie get to work," sheeted the
gleeful 'farmer, thinkIng'of the saving
in meats he had Miele.. "No," returned
the boy, •el never week after 'supper.
reae's eime is Ide own then."-•Lon
don Times.
Wrier' the tip of a dog's nose is cold
and moist, that dog is not sink. A
feverish dry nose means sickness with
a dog. And so with the human lips.
Dry, cracked and, colorless lips mean
feverishness, and are as well ill ap-
. potting: To have beautiful, -pink,
velveteeke lips, apply at bedtime a
coating of Dr Sheep's Green Sal ve.
It will softer: and beallany shin ail -
meet Get a free!trial box, at otar
store, and be ecinvenced. Large nickel
clipped giass jars, 25 cents. Seld. by
ler- S. It. lecilnoee.
. elrieepinfe re,cireitleetnis.. .
"This," , hoarsely • spoke. the 'hero,
shalcieg a .1.611 of bills in the face -of
the .viliain-".this IS blood. Money!"
* "Bleed nuineyr-eelioeict the villain,
pausing.to lighter cigarette,,
'Take Itback, 1 Will not have
It about. hiel" • • .
"Very ...spell:" tePlies the villain, puff.
Ing disdelefully; •"I ••shall, .blow It in
myself.. Bleed, money! Ha-haer-al It
811011 not Ile spelt In melte". ; • •
At thiS .polut a lady futhe third row
of the ,orcheatrafainted.-.--Chlegigo Trlb •
uue
• • • .; .
In evpry'clinie its colors are •unfirried
Its fame. has spread from sea te sea :
Be not surprised if in the other virovid,
You bear of Rocky Moutatain Tea
Ask: your Druggist. • '
• . 'nitre Fortremo.
The eilly foierees In tee Tetrited States.
Is Fortrese elooroe, nt Old Point.•Cren-
fore In VJegInia, ,It was built for the
purpose of defending the ranee' yard ce
• Nortolk neatest any pewee& attack.
Its ttree la about eii• acres, , sur-
rounded by a moat 7lit-ei with water
from eight to fifteen feet deep and
from 'seventy-five to a • hundred 'feet
wide,
. ••••
• illes'quickly and positively eared
With Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointitierrt
uncle foe Piles alone -mad it does the
work surely and with satisfaction Itch -
leg, painful, p•voteuding or blind piles
liseppeer like merit lay its pee. traIV('
Nickel 0, p )ed glass jars 4-50c ol I anil
recommet:ued by W S. IL Litemee.
TIIREE TLYIN°
TlimiS IN
A WOMAN'S LIFE
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There are three periodos of a woman's lila
whga, she is ire need of the heart strength.
ening, nerve toning, blood euriclung
Action of
MILBURN'S HEART
AND NERVE PILLS
The first of theee io when the young girl
le entering the portals of wernanhood. At
this time she is very often pale weak and
nervous, and unless her healthier built up
and her ayeteut strengthened oho may lea
a prey to consumption or Wu weak woman
for life.
The second period is motherhood. The
*sin on the symtem is great and the ex-
hausted nerve force arid depleted blood
require eepleniohing, Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills supply the elemente needed to
do this.
The third period is “change of Ube,' and
thia is the period -when she Is moot bable
to heart end nerve troubles.
A tremendous change ia taking plum in
the argent, and. it is at this time many
,ohronio diaeases :manifest themselvee.
Fortify the heart and nerve system by the
Me of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and
thus tide over thist dangerous period. Mrs.
James King, Cornwall, Ont., writes: "I
have been troubled very much with heart
'teouble--theeeitgeseileing to a, great extent
Imre Train& are heentakiiir
Milburn's Heart and Ner Pille for Mlle
time, and mean to continue doing eo, for I
can truthfully say they are the best remedy
have ever used for buildingup the system.
You are at liberty to use this statement
for the benefit of other sufferers."
Price 50 coots per box, three boxes for
$1.24, all dealers* or The T. Milne= Co.,
Limited,. Toronto, Oat,
J.. men Serpent Ideuttneti.
'Some forty years ago, when out with
a bo,itlitg party for eeagull shooting, I
espied. moneter fedi litisking on the
surfaceof the:water, with its head well
op in the air,' The creature allowed us
to eet w:thhe thirty yards, when I sent
two char* of Shotento its head, with
the result that it rolled over on its
hack, and our boat soon came rip to it.
It proved to be a large angel shark. I
thouglit- would ' make quite sure It
was. dead and. sent two more charges
.into Its upturned belly; I must have,
unfortunately, burst Its .air bladder, for'
It began slowly to sink. -Had I not
killed it at first; and had it retired its
• head and flapped its wings,. we .should
probably have added :one more story
to • the. long list of .sea serpent febrica-tlons. •
'
,
reventies, as the name implies, pre.
vent all °olds and Grippe When "taken
at the sneeze stage." . . s
Preventics are t
0 YEAR$AHEAD.,
Rietence French Invent* in
t the Buirding Or the °mutt me.
f tieneeeeelloo. Contested 30 Yeare,
i All UnknoWei, to the cpublio e, great
I race has been in prover* for Watt TOMO
the litemre world ;between Bite -land
and France. Englend has practically
Won, it is sale, and will walk In about
200 years about -ot Prance
This conteet hes been between the
Oxford Undvereity Clarendon press and
the Academy of France. Eeeh is com-
piling a dictionary, which Is to be ab-
solutely the latest and most upeto•eleee
beoir du existenoe, Already *ix -diction.
ariee are extant which are reckoned.
good and apparently 'supply all wants,
but the French Academy and Oxford
University declared in favor of sonie-
thing later. So more than 30 years ago
Oxford started its gigantic task. •
This gave the "hnenertale of France
a chance to hustle. Ther did. 13eave
oyneatrhewl:Relt:
utitonteyy. also were at work
°Metal report e from both sides show
that the Oxford eorlrers have finish-
'eti. A to Ire' L tenesualty," to "13113-
er," all of Q, and It down te "reserve."
nTelixet vioi:ounmuel. containing I/ will be issued
It the report from Prance is not,,,so
good. Oxtord expects to have Its whole
task conipletee by 1914. The immortals
have •Only re:lel:ea the letter te nee, do
n expect to Comelete thet en .11
Some figures of the Oxfor 1 e:etion-
aric„nre interoytinf.r. In II the figurs
coni0 re TillrriFeitious
are: Oxford, Oxford, 16,013 words; Johnson's,
1,533; etwell'i, 9,893; Century, 9,690;
leunit's Stentlard 9,630.
Frmn the beginning of volume 1. to
the word "infer," excliuNng from
"graded". to the end of 0, there
are 16,516 columns, each of 101.8
'aches long and 2 1,2 inches wdde.
It these were stood an end
they would be fourteen dimes as high
as Eiffel tower. 'There are 72 miles of
eentaining 13,321,131 words com-
prising 70,161,384, letters.
The Paris d'itranortals" will have to
do a vast amount of work ever to catch'
Up On this record, .ikt the prestnt rate
of progress the academy illetiOnary will
be•completed in 250 years -or, perhaps,
290, if the new, oMeial, spelling of the
•Uni ted • States is ignored,
The lira edibton.'ot the academy dio.
-tionarY was, begun in 1635 and finished
in 1694; The last eclitton up to the .one
now in progress ()calm* ;12 years; and
was begun in 1835,..
The elow progress Of :the "Iminortals"
brings to rnind the story of Button, the
•
naturalise, and the crab. The wise-
acres of his day puzzled how to define
e crab in their (Vetionary. They Jin -
ally voted .to describe it ea ‘ra flh
which walhs eldeways.!P Buffee was
aSrrt for and his opinion asked. The
"Airw
ty" ere ranch discomfited . when
li
the naturalist re ed:
"Well, except for the 'fact that the
crab Is not a fish and floes not walk,
kleways, it Is a, geed description."
o Some, candy
tablets. Preventies dissipate all Colds
quietly, and taken earlY, Whiti von
first tee I h
t at a eeld is coming, they
check and prevent them. Preventies
are thoicteghly safe for ehildren, and
as effectual for adults. Sold and re
couimended in le cen t and 2a cent boxes
by W. Sett. Holmes. '
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•Landoe AntIFtrottlatiorth.
Walter Savage Lander was
ur 1x -
temperate person in words and 'hated
IWordseterthe .Were theee Over More
contemptuous Weeds. than these. of tan -
!doe in reference to Wornsworth?. enage
tuess.and 'flatness are the qualities of
o pancelie' and thes far he attaintel his
end e Let him place tee. aceessoriee en
;the table lest what is insipid and clam -
nay grow into duller accretion twit
"moister • viscidity the more I 'masticate
It!' In Laridors letter to Waido •
Einerson he" writee: "We .must • uow
deseeed to Wordsworth.' Ile aftee.gat,e.
an 01)10100 on atitlum,. whiti1:.be tiever
had read, . Pleto for Menne°. lie -
speaks. eonteelptuonely of the. ScOtell,
praised a line cif Seolrs mettle dog of
treveler lost le the same Of I rename
•oneSkIddame He said It was the
oely good one In the noeni and hegen
inetiertly to recite a whole Poent op his
'owe. on the sante eubjeete ••
ME YOU MAK= A2,00342 A
.,1EAR ?
It being dn
oe with our good;.
Vorla pleastent, permanent and prOlitable.
'Ioods used in every house, Crecy day. No faire,
nd no need to create the, demand, fegitiMate,
reputable business. Vou can start without cent
of capital; write to day. 0. I'd.tasttaLt & Co.,
Wholesale. Teasond Coffees, format'. Ont.
IrteredulOus, lint Cheerful.
" Father at head ef stairsEthei,
what time is It? Ethel (In drawing
room) --It's (matter past 10, father.
Fothea-All right. Don't forget to Start
the block again after the young man
goes out to get his •hreakfast.--StraY
Stories.
Ar
Wagner's era, 4D1e Meistersinger,"
Was sung for the first time In America
at the Metropolitan Opera House are
2. 1806. - •
leeep your eyes open hind be sure
tleie when you ask for PerrV
st
Painkiller s oil get juthat itud noth-
ing else. 'Use it prometly to cure
ere tops, diarrhoea and all other bowel
complaints in SUMIner,
•
r'ortrettrit
A colored preacher took sortie carrel
-
dates for thimersiou .down to 6. river in
Louisiana. Seeing some alligators In
tile stream, ono of them objected.
"Why, brother," urged the pastor,
i"can't you trust the Lord?. Ile took
care of Jolene didn't he?"
"Y-a-ieser admitted the darky, "lint a . •
, whale s dirt rent. A whale's got a
I
Who Was. Peckseiffe-
• When -.111. pine, In his famous para
lel. between Pocksniff and Tartuft
lald it doWri that Torn..Pinclit's path
was .an. abstraction rather than a in
(Says a writer in. "T. .lets
did 'a grave Injustice. to an trelividu
Englishman and to ae Chanacter ve
close to the hearts • . of Eriglistue4
;`This eharacteri" wrote .. yoreter,
so far Pmgilsh that. thoughour eountr
Men, 'its 'a rule, aie by no means Peel
sniffs, the ruling weakness . Is to eoe
'tenance end encourage the race. Whe
people call the etieracter exaggerate
they only refuse, naturally enough,
-saectiori lie a hook what. half tie.
lives ie passed in. tolerating, if riot I
worshipping." But who was the fies
and blued prototype of thiseinconipai
-able creation? Writing -1n' The In
pendent Review, Mr. C: C. Osberne re
minds us that the , Original was en
....doebtedly In h Samuel Carter. .wh
has handed Oown to pokeray big- pW
luniinous appreelatien ofthe author o
"17aerid 'Copperfleid."
I fiest- knew Charles Dickens In . tb
year 1826, *when no "shadow before
had ...heralded the "coming". etf fame
Itle father was a Parliamentary repor
ter in e'onnection with Tee Brieeherehi
newspaper wee. which I wee Uri
connected, . . It seethe :but yesterday -
though it mere than hale a ,cegtur
ago -since, I Mat saW hirne then
htindsome lad, gleaning. Intelligence 1
*the byways ef the feetropoil-taltingi
rapidly that be Might, thereafter, lay
Jahly give out, • • . • • • . .
• 'keg, seems but yeetereay, at hi
then reeklenca in Doughty street, wt
were present et the. christening 'of his
first-born child!
HIs satire -and he was often a keen
eattirtst-wast never,. personal,' either as
regarde hiniself •or the. vices and foie
lies be assailed; Of him ,may bo truly
eald. what the poet said of Sheridan,
in "The Combat," his wit
"Ne'er meted a heart -Stain away on
its biaee.". .•
"Than lin. Hall," Writes. eee
borne, •"'no man. r ventme eeeet,
.ever had a larger steek of morality and
e-encoonnlace cm
oiatioris from the Doke,
'especially front Wordsworth, who woe
hIs favorite :Teat gond, greet :Mt& urnsns
:generally his . way f tetferrirre 'Ntoi "
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The Urns, This iit'm ‘Vond 1.Vsu.
'Drought Ltio. Fnaltion. .
. EVer.y. one knowe how tefeetive and
liandseme mithognity is whn
en eed for
good • fureiture. hut • .few of ,ns know
how its value was 111.82 SligCOVerea....
In the 'hitter pert of the seeenteenth
. .
. century, a Lontlon physiclan had a
h
broter, en.gaged in trade With the
West - Indleie • who en one occasion •
hrottgbt home severel logs of inaboga- •
oy ns' ballast. .The dewier wes bUtidin
a home, and his brother seggemted tha
the logs would serve for yelling beams.:
Aoing thurwor.)il, the (teeter gavo
erders to the worm
een to make use of
the mahogany, hut their tools wore no
mend to the task of outing the hard
weed, and the logs were pot out of the
way In a corner intim garden,
Some time afterward the head ear
potter trivet to make a box feint) th
we
,otel, but was unKticeesetell with
111113 tools. tools. Ite told the (teeter, who
Wile interested' ill the heeling timbei
e
1
nd- ordered heavier tools to be made
a work it with, says Home Notes.
'Oen this Wae dope box at last
mule. mut polished, it Wag handeome
hat It bureau wag made, frh
om smoter
.)f the .desplsed Mem, and flee Was ee-
hired by experts to ito so superior to
thee fmeetnre malting woods that the
.raze ter leabegaey net in, and fool!».
ure made from it i.5('81110 highly popti-.
ar, the then Ilnehess of Buekinginun
ostering the erity.e. in the fashionable
vorld.
mem ry, hut ef one o' dem tatcirs Nes
1 ter swailer dis nigger, he'd jos' go t r
The New Era gives the litter
Weep (101 In de sun he' fergit all 'tient
nt w ereee,
It utuses a Rio rown Liquor
Meer and without cloud or sediment
CEYLON TEA
Packed only in Sealed Lead Packages 'which reserve
its many. excellent qualities
254., 30c, 40g, 80c gad 60c per lbf Ait all Orogen'
Have you arrived at the
fork in the roadof life? Are
you puzzled because you do '
not know which path leads
. to success?
No doubt you have looked through
the office window of some greatconcern
and have seen the manager in his chaii
—looked comfortable, didn't he?
You have wished to All the same position
—some day. That's where a Business College
education comes in But in selecting a college,
first see that you are right—then go ahead.
Our free booklet tells' all about plans, systems, charges,
positions after gradueting, etc. Write for.it.
Schee( term: September till June, inclusive.
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
W. WESTERVELT, 7. • yla.c.a. BLDG.,
PrlacIpaL • • . London;
"There are 'Maple Leaf
bets to fit all sizes and ;chains of
men's. wonlen's and, children's
shoes." -Wireless from," the old
women who lived in a state." •
Fit neatly; snugly and
accurately, too, •• •
LeaVe na'openings for'
the water. to sneak in at
the sides.'
Get
Get a pair '
and keep yonr
blot dry. .
:e4tatis eut• tor. 01)510(1 in Canyons,-
:says e ...large wetly ;Melee "They are
on tee market, and they are loaded, I
doubt if any are.on sale as yet in
adel plea, bet they. • have. heere offered
to eas, and 1, haveseen eamples of them
e 'have no doubt tewe-. win ewe be,seen
' here. It's •likely 0nel:heir stay -Will
be short, hoWever,. for the antbotitles
end the .temperance people. will siirely.
be after them. Finn of the kind of
bonbons that were 'sent to as wound
make a. pretty stift' drink �f absinth,
and an innocent dustorner• might get
laid out cold before he knew le Those
Sept to es were from .blurope, `wbere, I
Undeeitand, their manufacture bas re- /
fili)tea from eertnin restrictive legisia-
than eimeerning the cake of 'aleoliol."- ,
'iwieo,sga.as...nsmsilras;ssawssfag,•i
• I
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OtIWAY PINE
SYRUP
Cures COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCIIIVS,
IIOARSENESS and alt T ROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLES, Miss Florence V.
Mailman, New Germany, N.S., writes
I had a told which left me with a very
bad tough. 1 was afraid I was going
IMO consumption. I was advised to try
1111, WOOD'S,NORWAY PINE SYRUP.
I had little faith in it, but before I had
taken one bottle / began to feel better,
and after' the second I felt as well as
ever. My cough has completely disap-
peared.
PEICE aCENTS.
Apples Wanted
*pow,
• •
,FALLftd1 VVINTER
Highest price paid.
D. CANTELON,
oLus7oN.
COAL
Little (trope of water •
• Freezing on the walk,
Makes the man iho st'eps thereon',
'Indulge in neughty talk,
Merry freezirig morninge;
Many chile:- beware.
Jost let us fill your coal bins,
. And then you. need not sWeo,r
SCRANTON COAL
THE BEST TO BE HAD.
J. A. 1-1AMICTQN0
coAt., DEALER
•
The LARIVIOEIR School
— —op— -
Tejegraphy,
And General Training for
ItalivirayL Service..
The new method �f instruction, adoptedi by.
this school has proved it great success.
Prtpila gradUate in theebortereelosolbte :int
theeefore et the least expense.
Employment *provided at one() :0 Write for
free pe plilet which wi it give Cal t infotmation.
*boot room in C4ordon ntock,. opoostte Pos
Offlee, the most desireble loestion in threitY
Tcspectibil of elesses atiwork eortlieily invited
14•01P1,11.14 LARMOI/11, Stratford. cint
' Principal and*Instructor,.fornierly
District ,Superintendent G.T. R.
A2rilkOth 0047.
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