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When Physicians of High Order
Recommend its line to Nervous and Dyspeptic
People You May Safely Assume It's Ali Right,
CEYLON TEA
IS DELICIOUS AND ECONOMICAL
Lead Packets Only. 25e1 30e, 40e, 50e, 00e per lb. Fit ail Greeere.
.nommomesseesim
*se
Agent Wanted.
At once, good loole-men for Clinton
and District to represent Oanacie's Greatest
Nurseries. Largest list of New Specialities
-ever offered in Fruit and Ornamental stook.
Permanent intuition for the right man, on
liberal terms. Aeply at once for Spring
selling seam.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
5iNov1.6 Toronto, Ontario.
The ',ARMOUR School
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Telegraphy,
New Notes
Floods on • the Pacific coast have
done damage amounting to millio,os.
ELfles K, (late, -formerly of. Bang],
ton, mint -flitted suicide by shooting at
North Sydney. .
. The ruited.States awernutent bas
undertaken the dissolution of the
Standard Oil trust, 1.„ .
The increase in Canada s ote gn
trade for the four months ending
October 3118 about $13,250,000.
Two brothers bathed jonsen con-
victed of highway- robbery at' Fort
William, were each sentenced to seven
years, •
The steamer Tartar has arrived at
And General Training for . tqlet rantine from,d edit is feareci
ong Kong with 500
Railway Sertrice
indeos on hoea
• will be opposition to their landing at
; there
Vancouver.
TIIE CLINTON NEW ERA,
/' • THE DYNAMITER,'
He igotot. me a Mn of litany' Porto,
With Nerve aiul Coolness.
" In an article on "Dynamite; the Pow -
ex Untamable," Samuel Hopkins Ad
anis thus describes theertaan who ban.
dies the explosive and his ways: '
"The finished type of the dynamiter
L. the man who has bad the ability to
rise and the luck to survive long
enough, to graduate from tho plant and
become an. agent. la his best embed!.
recut the explosive egent Is something
of a chemist, something* of a euarry-
man, something of an eleterielint, a
, good deal of a mineralogist and above,
all a. man of resouree tine eooluess, It
Is be who does the exploding. 'r1,:. fac.
tory gets notice from a railroad that a
contract is open for the destruetiou of
a ledge of rock whiell Welts their line
of advent:B. Away t;;10...; ti,e agent, with
Ids gripsack full of ready made de-
strUction, to look the thing over. rivet
he draws upon. his ininteadogie lore ta
determine the nature of the rot.k. If It
Is very hard he uses a high grade of
his explosive,. which delivers a quiet:,
shattering blow. In case of soft roeS.
the lower grade supplies a blast witi li
Will produce n'wider effect, althoegl. it
Will not break the dislodged melt. lute
14ueh small pleees„ Next as it ciusrry-
man he considers the nature of the
ledge and the luaicated Assures or
veins and plans his. drilling according-
ly. Then he must attend to the drilling
of the holes, the tamping of the eitarge
and -here his electrical knowledge k
called for -the arrangement of the bat-
teries. After a few blasts he gives the
railroad company his estimate, and It
It Is aecepted he may. oversee the job
himself. .
"Often he meets his rivals on the
ground. Then comes the tug of war.
Trieks. of the trade are many and not
all of them scrupulous. Wlmre many
agents are gathered together it seems
te be a point of honor with every man
ft.,: handle. his Testicular article with
the • tamest apparent carelessness, .
while he manifests a shrinking timid-
ity toward: the. products • of his cum-
petitors. This is to impress the.' 'out-
sides. So the agent will toss about a '
twenty-five pound paeltage of dyne,
mite like se much meal, kiek it, MST
it silver. fences or. do wir ledges and gen-
erallymaltreat it, - If the dyne nil te is
fresh this is all sight,. but occakionally
something goes Wrong, and theory; to.
gether with the theorist, is blown . to
atom's in pradtice. • Theorelically•. 4
.high -, explosive should detonate- MAY
when:set off by means of a fulininitte
of mercury cap, and some of the safe-
ty explosives apparently live . up te*
this.. But anything' with nitroglyeerin .
-in. it is best treated .with • consider:I-
'bon, . for nitro is a very uncertain
quantity." . .
. STAIN REMOVER8. '
• .
. .Grass Staings:-Aleohol or molasSes: .
- RlOod Stitins.-Soak in cold seapsuds.
to which 4 little kerosene. has been
added.' -.. ; •
Fresh Paint. -Pry .kerosene,vaseline
or machine 'oil; then wash with *soap
and cOldwater. . . .
' Ink Stains. --Dip, into boiling water,
spread over • a basin,.. -rub . well With.
salts of sorrel; then rinse thoroughly.
Wine Stains. -Sprinkle thickly with
salt while still. wet. :If dried wet. with
boiling Water, rub thoroughly with salt
. end pour belling water. throngh.. .
' Rustse-Wet, in, cold- water, .sPsead en.
the grass; then apply. -0 each spot ordi-
nary table salt wet 'with lemon juice.
As fast as it dries renevi the appliea-
•tioa. As soon as the stain Is. remOved
rinse thoroughly. . . . ' •
Indelible Ink. -Soak In a solution of
common salt; then washwith diluted
immolate. Rinse .well. •Javelle Water
and a solution of oxalic acidwill els°
remove indelible ink. Rinsing. must
followlunnediittely and thoroughly.
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.• . • •
• 'For American .ftizens.
When. 60' visithr, approached the
diploniatie gallery of the senate chain:
ber the doorkeeper informed him, gays
-it writer -in..the Philadelphia Ledger,
that the gallery was reserved for for-
eign representatives'.
"It Is, .heyr said the -visitor. "Well,
I want to tell you right now that. thisi
. is. a free country, and this -.18 the sen-
ate of, the -United States, and. I de-
mand edit-lie:4On in the nanie of Ainer17
can citieenship," • • • • • .
• "Ohl" said the doorkeeper. "Why
didn't yOu say at firgt Mat You. were
au American citizen? just sten around
to the secomi door , from here. ' That
gallery is reserved for American .elti-
zees." . • . .. ,
' With chest puffed up 'the stranger
betook himself to .the door Indicated
and was at once admitted to the. Pub-
lic gallery; .
The new method of instruction • adopted! by
this school has proved a great success.
Pupils graduate in the-shortest:possible tim
therefore at the least expense.
Employment provided at once.%Write for a
free pamphlet which will give full information.
School room in Gordon Block, opposite Pos
Office, the most desirable location in the oity
Inspection of classes atlwork cordially invited
ROBERT LARMOUR Stratford, Ont
Principal and7Instructor, formerly
District Superintendent G.T. R.
pri120th§06-07.
A dangerous drink is impure water.
It brings on diarrhoea, cramps and
piercing pain in the bowels. Counter-
acts•the effect of bad water with Perry
Davis Painkiller. Take it in yonr grip
when you travel.
Mr A G Darroch, of the Gravel read
at Cotswold. lost fourteen head of
young cattle recently as a result of
their eatingfrozen rape. Nine were
foundi
dead n the field and five others
died within the week. They were all
of the Pole Angus breed. '
MJAS. A. :FORD mOi naeuhtlispwdreerde Ia ad ten ho d •
nnded att thuesapliorti of
-DEA.LERZIN- twenty-eight thousand more than last
' meoeeelo""eye Quebec this .season of navigation,
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:Ftlour:oandf Feed
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1 i:AGENT !FOR' 27":
Ira... ...rm...
iMasseysHarris
Machinary.
JAS."A. FORD
9
Seed Merchant, - eLiwro N.'
COAL -
Little drops of water
Freezing on the walk,
Makes the man who steps -thereon
Indulge in naughty talk. egeel
year. The imnaigration was compos-
ed not only of a superior class of new
settlers froru the British Islands, out
Of people of fair means. '
Piles quickly and positively cured
with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointinent. It's
made fcir Piles alone -and it does the
work surely and with satisfectionitch-
ing, painful, protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic by its use. Large
Nickel Capped glass jars, 50c. Sold and
recommended by W.S. R. Hohnes. •
Rev S. W. Rae Of Ayirrier has re-
ceived the appoinEment of Oseneral See-
retary of the Sunday School Associa-
tion of the State of Connecticut, and
will enter upon his duties on the first
of January, his headquarters being in
Hartford. Mr Rae's resignation is
now in the hand of the London Pres-
bytery.
The new Pure Food and Drug3Law
will mark it on the label Of every
Cough Cure containing Opmin,Chloro-
Many freezing mornings, form, or any other stnpifying or pois-
Many chills -beware. onous drug. Buteit pasees Dr. Shoop's
Just let us fill your coal bins, Clough Cure as made for 20 years, en -
And then you need not sweav. tirely free. Dr. Shoop all along, has
bitterly opposed the use of naecotics.
SCRANTON COAL Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure is absolutely
safe, even for the youngest babe -and
THE BEST ;(1 TO BE HAD. it cures, it does not simply suppress.
.Get -a safe and reliable Cough Cure, by
J. A. liAMILTON simply insisting on having DreShoon'e.
19 Let the law be your protection. We•
• COAL DEALER cheerfully recommend and sell it. W.
S.R. Hohnes.
•
The Tin Plate industry propdsed to
NEWTHINGS bneewesgtlettrhyedatt%tohreriguorrngotewrAlnes.
I
—1N --- their chance of a protective alley les-
:-
. senecl by the monster petition that was
I. pre,septed to the eabinet in Ottawa on:
WALL: PAPER:. 1, iel.pidrealen representing 7 litliivc°11(7 000
of pal flon aetisr of
•
• • • I Canada,'were laid before the ministers
We have just received some hand- i by the delegation of farixiers, *headed
some designs for tall and speing trade, by the newly elected John 'Tolinie; of
inexpensive, yet artistie in design'•Bruce. On the•lists are seen the well
and a large range from which to. 'select. . written nanies of farmers froth almost
We are up:to-date, and show many • every township in older Ontario, and
new things in the detoretor's line, such , in Manitoba and the west. . - • ' ..
AS Sarittas,. Crash (Moth, Lin -o -wall, • . .• ' • . . ' . •
• .Noteiltlistanding the vigilaeceof the
Burlaps, etc. • • . Government fruitinspectors; it would
Sole agents for Muresco," the best
sewn thaton' -in a while some indif-
waalcimines or prll finish Made, superior to ail other
ferentru
,fit finds its .way, to England.
Cepared ' wall finishes; A. MacKinnon, • Canadian
easily aple plied, will not rub off, crack mr-- 'w -
or blister; made in all colors, including agent at Bristol, reports that, taken on
the whole, Ceriadian apPles•tertiVing at
deep red and green. Once applied,. it
_that port are giving excellent satis-
needs no washing off, or sizing, to ap-•
ply a second coat. . : ftictioo, Ile refers' particularly to
• .
consignments of Blenhenns, • Rib.seone
Window Shades, Curtain Poles,
Pippins end Cranberry . Pippins, . He
Room Mouldings, floor Finishes, etc.
Wall Paper trimmed FREE. • scores unmercifully, • however, one
s• hipper, who, he • says, • has attained
W. T. SMITH rrisne4vaiteb.le Tusteinrileutlys: with , ttee
-Dangers from Dyspepsia
imperfect 'Digestion Most Pro«
lific Oause of Serious Disease.
Before placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best goods
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest possible price.
Orders may be left at Deere
& Rowland's Hardware store,
with
W. J. Stevenson,
Tit Electric Light, !lent.
'Few people seem to realize the real
dangers in disturbed, deficient or de-
fective digestion.
'While health -reports do not give in-
digestion as a cause of death, yet it is
la reality often fatal, as it so weakens
the stomach that one becomesreadily
susceptible to an attack of typhoid,
. fever., kidney disease, nervous prostra-
tion or other serious or fatal disease.
At the first symptoms of -mdigee-
tion, Mi-o-na seonmeh tablets ehould
he used. If there is a feeling of heave-
, nese in the • stomach, distress 'after
eating, nervousness, dizziness, nausea,
beadaehes, sleeplessness, pants in the
side and Mutts, epeeks before the eyes,
or a peevish, irritable condition with
debility and weakness, beginthe use
of at once.
It will build ulf the stomach and di-
gestive organs s6 that you eau eat
anything at any time without fear of
distress or indigeetion. -
A.50-eent box of Mi-o-na. tablets vill
In most cases, give prompt reliet and
cure, altilintith In Climatic: and. long-
standing weakness of the etomach,
two hoxeS .or more are sOmetunes
needed, but we guarantee Mi -o -nn will
•in 011 tiil$1.8, no .mattet. how
chronic and long-standing wettltu'esa of
.the stomach, twoboxes or rime are
sometimes nesdedt but we guarantee :
Miso-na Nvilt cure,- in all eases, no mat-
ter how chronic or serious, or money
will be refunded. You run no risk.
whatever in buying Mi -o -nu,
We absolutely agree that your
.money will be &funded .should you
buy a 50 cent box of 1Nli-o na . stomach
tablets and not be satisfied with the.
results; Mi -o -ria, is gild • by druggists
everywhere,' or will be sent by mail on
receipt of price, 50 cents. •
Wvite: today for a free sample
pack-
ae, and also give ns your symptoms;
• and. one .of the best known sternach
epeeialists will give your ease his care-
fut • and personal attention without
eharge. The R. T. Booth- -Company,
Buffalo, N. y..
•
states, has -received n black eye for the
rest ot the season._ . The opin ten of the
Bristol men was that the fruit was the
worst -looking ever offered for sale
. there. A previous consignment frbin,
the same shipper sold at less than two
shillings a barrel, which ..wohld not
pay the freight; The name pf the
shipper is not, given,
• . .
R. FitZill11)115 4%6 8011*
We are still hi the But-
chering business, and are
in a position to fill all or-
ders for seasonable mems,
intfusted tc cu.. cve,
Our new business sta,ttil
is in the Combe
IL Fitzsimons & Son
PARC 76 Clinton
CUKES
Dyspepsia, Boils,
Pimples,
Headaches,
Constipation,
Loss of Appetite,
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas,
Scrofula,
and all troubles
arising from the
Stomach, Liver,
Bowels or Blood.
Mrs. totlianguo,
ot Dallyduff, (hit..
Writes: " I belidire
would have been in
toy grove long ago
had it not been for
Burdock Blood Bit-
ter'. I was run down
to such on extent
that X could scarce-
ly move about the
house. X WW1 BIN ea
to setero headucheil,
backaches end dizze
IWO ; my appetite
win/ gouts u%n( 1 was
unable to do my
housework. A ftor
merle two 'bottles of
B. D. D. I tound ifl
health nifty rostered.
I warneyeeeornmend
it to ail atm tad
worn out Woman.
• Mrs. Margaret Bottonie, President
.of the International Order of King's
D inghters, is dead.
Gem ge Sutherland, 87 yeais of age, a
wealth) farmer near Rip ey,was crush-
ed against n wall by a horse and al-
most instantly killed.
In every elime its colors are unfurled
Its fame has spread from sea to sea ;
Be not surprised if in the ()thee world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your Druggist.
A man named McGregor is reported
murdered near Davidson Sask , and
friends fear it is John W. McGregor,
formerly of Goclerich district.
•Mr. W. L. Mackenzie King, Deputy
Minister of Labor, has returned from
London, where he was successful in
impressing upon the British ministry
the desirability of passing legislation
for the punishment of persons making
fraudulent representations to indite°
or deter emigration•to Canada.
Wnen the tip of a dog's nose is cold
and moist, that dog is not sick. A
feverish dry nose means sickness with
a dog. And so with the hunian lips.
Dry, Cracked and colorless lips mean
feverishness, and ltre as weir ill ap-
pearing: To have beautiful; pink,
velvet-like lips, apply at bedtime a
coating of. .Dr Shoop's Green Salver
It will soften and healiany skin ail-
ment.- Get a free, trial box, at our
store, and be convinced. Large nickel
capped glass jars, 25 cents, Sold by
W. ,S, R. Holmes.
. • •
Only newton tintuoieiieneine..
All the best ialmbe that' existit in
our i angua ge is efs.kney humor. ' Chau
-
• Or was a epekney, He had his house
close to the abbey. Dickens • was a
roeknez,-; he tali(' he could not think
without the. Louden streets. The Lon-
don taverns heard always the quaintest
convereation. whether It was Ilea Jon -
ton's at the Merinaid or Sam ,Tohnsen'a
Rt the 00(1E. EIVeli itt 0110 time it mey
he noted that the most Vitel and senti-
nel humor Is tIll written about Lon-
dene-Illiestritted leendon News.
(Aentleinantir Kind.
VirSt Thirgliir-llow'd you happen to
break Into Smith's .110it4e last night?
ele,eond Burginee I Was going past there
YeNlerdaY, and 1 heard Mrs. Smith tell -
i11' sonte One that she welted up three
fillies the night before fistenhe for a
burglar, but nobody (eerie. You hnoW,
I never like to disappoint a woman:
, They May Ueeover.
When 11 eouple le engaged It doesn't
neveeserily follow 'that they will never
have any sense..--New.York Prom.
0"°Y.'•!!,.'",•YY:YYY.kvi°.k"". •
. Theltri:ter-e°11roirtenyBe:ling.ersa I.),ep-
pening which nre of pnelic
in-
tereat, but which newspapers,
never get hold of, such, for in.
,stance, as family re -unions, farm
sales, weddings, aecidente, and
items of a similar nature, Smile
of these newspapers may get,
but there are others that do not
get into Print. Now, if parties
hitereeted would send these to
us, we would, be glad at aR tines
to publish them. Write out an
account of 'them, .and sign yeer
name. Never mind if the iteni
is not well written. Put in the
facts, and we will fix it up. The
name will not be published, but
is required as an evidence that
the item is genuine. You could
s put a lot of items on 0 post -card. s
i...0,40401.`ry it. www04004kmowtosoy
John Corrie, a prominent resident of
Stratfoede died Thursday inorning
nt-
a few days' illneseof congestion of the
lenge. lie•was.for ten -years. triick in-
spector foe the tie T. 11. and located
permanently in Stratfordin le00, For
many years he was inspector or
foe Perth comay.
P RO 31 IN ENT MANUFACTURER,
. 8PEAKS •
En Vanleek Hill,Onteno one is better
known tliati Geo. 8, Watson, When
he says "Catarrhozone is 0 real cure,"
depend' on its being so. "My wife" ht
writes, 'wee subject to bad attacks of
throat irritation and bronchitis. Many
temedies were tried, but few proved at
all useful. Catavrhozone was different.
It seemed to get right'at the sore spots
and brought relief quickly. Wehave
found Catarehozone an absolute cure
for bronchitis and catarrh" Nothing
cures more quickly,: so get it tceday,
twp sizes, 25c and $1,00 at all dealers.
W. D. Grant of Utica,. N.Y., the well
known cheese exporter, who has beeu
caught short of the .cheese market to
tne extent of about $450,000, was a
heavy buyer in the Glengarry district.
and Glengarry factory men are -inter-
ested in his failure to the extent of
about $11,000. Last week Mr. Grant
and his local representative, E. I. Shen -
nett, of WillianIstown, met the repre-
sentatives of the nineteen Glengarry
and Stormont factories at Lancaster,
and Mr. Grant stated that if given a
settlement he would pay 25 per cent
within 60days, and if successful in bus-
iness would reimburse hit, creditors in
full. This offer was accepted by all the
factorymen•presente
• A QUESTION OFTEN ASKED.
•
.Why so many people feel worse after
taking pills thith before? 'Trouble is
that drastic pills are used.. No remed-
ial action is obtained. the -bowels are
irritated and dreadful constipation fol-
lows.Dr.Hamilton'sPills youare scarce-
ly conscious of having taken medicine,
Although very valid, Dr. Hamilton's*
Pills do regulate the bowels, stimulate
noirnal action of the glands,and create
neither nausea, griping tn. violent ac-
tion.Positively guaranteed for billious-
ness, indigestion, stomachsliver,or kid-
ney ills. Tor a safe filthily pill rely on
De. Hamilton's. 25c per licit at all deal-
To Develop the Cheet. '
The best exercise .for development is
a' stretching.
•movement. Stretch. well. ;
.
and thoroughly .over and over again ,
until the museles of the arms. And
shoulders feelquite loosened.. One can
-
do. so lying down or standing, hut it is'.
best when stretching the shoulders to
stand. • While in 'an upright ,position
throw the arms to the back of the head
and stretch well, • After she ha S eXer,
cised her back and ,shoulders in this-.
way it W01111111 will find it harf! to sit In
a stooping attitude,, and sne will with:
out effort squere her shenelers and
hold herself erect. •
.Spots,asi Dark Clothing.- •
A. cake Of barksaoap and a; piece of
black cloth should always be on hand
to take 'spats out of dark clothing. It
is perfeetly harmless and win remove
ordinary • stains better • than benzine,
which is both dangerous and disagree-
able. bio the eloth iu • warm water,
rubit well with the soap and especial-
ly rub the epote :with it. Sponge 'off
the. hither, and you evili see no traces,
of dire • '
• Preventics'as the ilame implies, pre-
vent all Oolds and GripPe when "taken
at the sneeze stage."
Prevqnties are toothsome candy
tablets. Preventies dissipate all colds
quid ly, and taken early, when you
'first feel that a cold is coming, they
cheekand prevent them. 1 Proventics
are thoroughly safe for cbildrem, and
as effectual for adults. Sold and re
commended in 5 cent and 25 cent boxes
by W. 8, R. Holmes.
John Farrell, A young man of Wen.
tint, met with a serious accident, Thut
day. While in the barn finishing the
evening chores, he became weak, and
fell out of the open barn door to the
ground, a distance of about ten feet.
Ile fell on to a water trough with
great force. On examination it was
found that his skull was fractured in
tvvo places.
BIG.Q.FFER-
Papers. for about
the Price of One
In order t.o increase our circulation, we have
made arrangements whereby readers may get CWO
or more papers at little more than he cost of one.
We will send
The New Era and Montreal Weekly
Rend& from now to 1st, Jan.
The New Era and :Montreal Herald
and Weekil Globe,lrom now to 1st
01 January 100s
.The regular cash price of these papers is$I,00
per year each, so that. you are getting a big bargain
at the price quoted, besides getting the balance of
this year absolutely free.
Cash must accompany all subscriptions.
The sooner you subscrib'e, the longer you get
the papers.
100
Don't wait till to -morrow. Subscribe to -day.
ROUT. :HQLM1E$,
PUBLISHER, - CLINTON.
Those •who are already subscribers to the
NEW ERA can also take advantage' of this Offer,
by Paying .STRICTLY IN ADVANCE for next year.
Second Hand Plano
AT A BARGAIN
Dominion Piano,, Upright, latest design, over strung, three unison scales
polished walnut. -Reen in use four months, guaranteed ten years, will sell cheap
..1.. H eHELLEW..
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING. .
e ocit optionists areseccessfu •
the 'approaching inub icipitl elections,.
Leamington will be the *centre ofone
of the largest prohibition districts in
Ontario. -Local option by-laws will be
submitted to the rate - payers in the
townships of Mersea. Garfield arid Tit, ,
bury west,in the towns of Leamington
and Kingsville, and the villages o
Wheatley, Comber, Ruthien and
Staples. . The temperance Sentiment is
strong in all these plaices, and there is
every prospect that the by•laws will
carry. Provided the temperance people
are successful,there will be no licensed
hotels nearer Leamington on the east
than Blenheim, -10 miles away, Tilbury
Centre and Stoney Point on the North
twenty miles distant, and Essex and
Harrow on the west, about eighteen
miles.
EVER HAVE CRAMPS.
K nd of fierce to be tied up iu 11 knot.
at mmK
midnight with cramps. Keep Net
viline handy Ten drops quiets cramps;
ihstantly. Used nceasionally Nerviline
prevents this trouble entirely. Front .
Stratford, oht.,Wm.Dee writes: Noth-
ingI know Of will give such quick re-
lief to cramps,colic or pain in the stone
itch as Nerviline. lf you feel squeane
ish or sick, just ten drop of Nerviline 2 :4
in water and you're well next minute."
Think of the protection and comfort
contained in a 250 bottle of Nerviline,
and get it to -day.
BUGGIES
Buy:your Buagy where. quality as well as
appearance is considered in manufacturing,
and have your . repairing done by 'exper-
ienced men..,.
All are found at
t.
Huron Street., Clinton.
kumball & Mcillath s,
.i ne -Autocrat" of Egypt. ,
aldust,aphi Kardel Pasha, tile 'Egyptian
Nationalist leader, in . an in; er view
With the Paris cortespondetit of the
Pan Mali Gazetie,• deMaxed that Lord
Cromer is the worst friend. Great BO-.
taln could have. -"He had an admirabl..
.omeortunity of Winning our love, bet
he, has acted as an oppressor, as n, ty-
rant,
"The cietestabiefact in the governance,
of Egypt 18 the hypocrisy which is ever
everything. An autocrat or a tyrant,:
remagnized as such, simpy linposee his
'will, Lord. Cromer imposes his will, juet
as surely, but through the foams of .
law, Re is an autocrat as great as Ab-
dul liamiel, the Czar. or ,the 'Kaiser..
'•Vrie are constantly being made to
feet that we are ail inferior MCP. It
what Way are we inferior? I am sure.
the Penaheen are 08 intelligent as the
lower c41asses in England, and as cap-
able of eelf-government. We ask for n.
conetitution, for an Egyptian Parlia-
ment, such is wag pr Imieed to us when
the regime of Ithedive Tewilk was seps
preesed, Por 24 years we have waltee •
tar that Pavliament."
Kam& Pasha, denied that his follow-
ing desited to .come under T.urldeh,
German, or any other tutelage, "We
*tisk to remain Egyptlane.'
'Your stomach churns and digests
the food you eat andlf fotti, or torpid,
, or out of order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. Hollister's
Itoegy Mountain Tea keeps you .0welL
eeny, Tea or Tablets. Ask your
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