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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-11-30, Page 64 TEE CLINTON NRWERA: .rolirgra"§- • .r Nov 30, 1106 p r -000000000000040404010400000 Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like to eall it, is one of the most weakening diseases known. Scott' ,s Emal,rion, which is Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di- gested form, is the. greatest strength -builder known to medical science. It is so easily digested that it sinks into the system, making new blood and new fat, and strengthening nerves and muscles, Use Scott's dErrizasion after Influenza. Invaluable for Coughs and Colds. ALL DRUGGISTS: 50o. AND 51.00. 00404000040044.344.041#010140411141149: lionwoo4Me.110. 6 EPIGRAMS OF ENGLAND. Dr. Emil Reich Says Chamberlain Is England's Greatest Man. Society, beautifully begowned, rub- bed shoulders with a, crowd of •stu- dents at the Regent street Polytechnic recently. when Dr. Emil Reich delivered the first of a series of lectures on the laisttey of Imperialism. taking as bis first subject, "Is Ureat Britain the Heir • of Ancient Rome, of Greece, or of Buth?" - The Hungarian philosopher kept the largest audience he has had this year extremely interested. Some of his pregnant epigrams were: • . The question has been frequently asked, ‘V hether history repeats itself. The answer is that history does not, but historians do. Had you not had such a neighbor as the French to fight you would haVe- , remained puny. The Romans excelled in one thing, Roman law Is like Greek , it is finished, it is complete, n is perfect., It settles things in no time. . When law in England becomes ' so !complicated that no Judge cart decide It, they have recourse to Roman law. The Romans did not trelieve in boaads. Boards are useless. Conte miltees are farces. The world is not run by virtue, by character, by money, sr by value, but by authority. If a man has no authority he is no- maere. The Premier Is the uncrowned King of England pro tem. The Americans are all foreigners. The Liberals are fond of peace with honor. the Greek principle. The Tories are fond of grabbing, the Roman prin- ciple. Strauss and modern German music are a misfortune. In English music you prefer the pauses, I A very prosperous nation is utimusi- ! The man. who has no office and no health, Mr. Chamberlain, is the great- - est man •in this country, one way or another. .respthaling indioaler • to alit• left Ile. The party system is the soul of enter. fore going tosularlset Woo looks ;Lt the pis% and as lung as England can pre- a uoare au,' 001 ittaan aaell artielt• saes duce 'personalities it may do fetaistf t a aas aspetole things, but that Will not 'natter. s o puitattst . . In brief, Dr. Reich prsved that Great Britain Is Inure Roman [has' Wnen the tip of a dog's nose is cold Greek, and tnoist, that aGg is not sick. A fevetislidry uosenietui. sickness with 11-1E M EA , . _ ppEK, a dog. And so:'.with the human hps Dry, cracked and colorless .nnean SUPPLY INDICATOR. A, Convenient Reminder For the Busy Housewife, '- ' Every business man uses a retninder of some kind. Why should not the housewife do likewise? She has only her memory to rentind her of what groceriee and' other suppliee are want- ed. No...won...ler she sometimes forgets. A. great help to her would be an indi- cator similar the one slioNvit here.. arsenea sarreaneasateron. • Within a frame is a , plate haViag•rows. of. names of artieles of .hettsehold use. arranged4n horizontal lines across the froot. • • • • • In .front of end • parallel with the naines are rods,, transVerse rods ' teuding at points adjacent to caelt row tif•inames.• MOVIng freely on each turi- iontal rod are indivators 'the form of small balls; one for each 'mune on‘ the plate.. In front of 'eaeli. roW et names a., black stel p. is pa lilted.. on the. Norufally, 011 thasindientors. are to, the right et' the names, When the im'e vers. diverst she is saint ef sugar or salt; ete., site 'neves the coo ad; It ?day Be Mae a Great Labor Saver feyeristgtesS, and are Rs, well Ap.. 10 the Kitchen. • ka11100;:; :TO lia,Ve beautiful, pink, The grater has a black eye in housea"7celyet.hke gins, :apply • at, 1 edthne- a 'eating of Pr Shoop $ bireen Salve. aelply favor. In its. place tbe meat it w1i soften and heall any skin' ail - chopper has sprung into popularity. /trent. Get a free, Ariel hox, at One Many of.the things for which the fOne Store, and be eciriVineect, Large nickel rue:. WEIS exclusively used ire now Tried glass jars, 25 cent's. Sold . by done more quickly and witb, greater N. • S. -R• 1-16i11es• • . . • ete‘e hy the latter. ,' " . . . . . . The meat chopper is a godsend to one woman, who makes chowchow so ap.. petizing that she is forced to de it .by the job lot. Formerly she. cut the dif- ferent ingredients separately endl one day the brilliant hien struck her -why not put everything through the 'chop- per? In went tomatoes, peppers, cu- cumbers and pickles oue at a time, .and all the former work of two days was done In a morning. Apples, pears and quinces for butters are also put through the meat Chopper. with great saving of time and temper. Being cut much smaller, moreover, •than they would otherwise be they ' ()11 dowu more easily. ' All the juice from ,frults prepared in this way must be. Carefully caught. The chopper itself should be scruptt- lousiy mean to remove • ala taste of meat. Bolliug the piu•ts in soda 'water insures perfect clef, A Surprise In Biscuits Every box of Mooney's Perfection Cream Sodas you open -you will find a new delight in these dainty biscuits. When you. Want to surprise yoursel& give your appetite a treat With illooney's el Perfection Cream Sodas „ •`Ineoruhustniie woodwork. Make a solutiou of silicate of sedra• and apply several coats of it So the . woodwork. Make a seeond solution of the soda and mix with it .,stiffieient whiting to make It of the eonsilsteitey of ordinary paint. ..Theo paint the wood- work ever . with it, llanui .treated to this way will not take fire front mere contaet With flame; it requires to lie heated..So thoroughly that gases..will be given out which, or, Course, would ' Ignite quickly, . • Castor OIL - • • Childrenwho' retrise to take. castor . oil Will take ItIt thcoo. In. -tui;.3 way: Take one cupfui of milk, one of mo- lasses; a half 'cupful. Of sugar, two tea., • spoonfuls of ginger,. ene 'teaspoonful of • soda, -half cupful of eaelor oil and flour to roll out. Cut in shapes and • bake in a quIelt* even. One or two are as gOod as dese Of ell. • . • • • • • . '<Witten trowels. ' The mot Soiled of latelten tovyels will become sweet' and white .with this. treatment: Cover with cold water, put them at the back Of the stove, add one. tablespoonful of shaved eastile .soap and the juice of half a lemon. Met it come to a boil gradually, and repeat the process, Rinse first in tepid and then . lii cold water DrOOMfl. It Is 'well to know that brooms of reel:. Straw' do not wear as Web as those of the nM natural color. ore brm oos are used in the kitchen than almost any other part Of the house, so do not buy green ones under the linpression that they Will outlast the others . • To renloVe those distreeeing wiirte spots .on your polished inehogony, rub gently with a.m 'white flannel cloth ak. tened with spirits. of ca.tuplior or even eau de cologne if the former *is not in the hose at the. Moment. Old fashioned arniellairs . may be brought right. up to date by* covering them, arms and all, with pretty flow- ered chintz, cretonne', or dentin brown, green or dark rod. • . bid you, ever use old stoeiting legs for Oversieeves when worklug around the house'? Try thoni, and you will like theni. MiW•42.b..I.Wbaols Giese. which has become dusty must be thoroughly dusted. ore _before is cleaned in any other -- • ARTISTIC WALLS. ileoutfrut Result.. May tie Produced] With Appliqued ruper„ 1$/lany women who have tine and taste to mead in the ,inetutifying of their homes.are not aware of the novel ai:..beautiful results to be -obtained the appliqueing .or wall paper when at- tempted with (fare and a preconcerted v Usually paper of solid toae is used for the • baekground, the liguree from another paper being carefully cut out and mounted on this according to .the decorator's own design. . In -this way it Is possible to obtain caminuations and effects . not to be found In the regulatiou. papers. Ueual- lLtillt the choeen. for appliqueing a Two of the most sneeessful rooms In ]receetly farmed Woman'S ehlb are created in this way. the results being most successful. In one trailing rose spr4ys cut.from, wall paper are applieii. lu the form of a low trellis along the lower part of the walls, which are rev- ered In a solid tint. • The decorator, being an artist. has suggested withher brush a wall or. fenee over whleh the . roses •come Wm- Wingin profusion.. A frieze is formed In the same - way - around the upper wall. It is a room whieh never falls to evoke little "ohs". and -"ails" of delight fii.ineten the Visitor. who sees it for tile first t Another levely room. in 1.1te same house is papered in rough cartridge pa pe' of soft gray tint. Fawn another paper the decorator has .eut oet daisy - like flowers in primrose' yellow rising on tall stems of Soft, Tolima paella which tone. itt citermlitgly with • the .gray Of the walls. These yellow sprays. (whether or not they _lave. 11 ('ounter- part hi nature) rising from Alio Hoer ti nilterminating: a couple of feet above the, walusentIng• give the effect or a tangle of .bloom In •Some weed. growl) leisure and on eye for etdor the devising • or • ninny soot -sOroul os anited 10 the. applamelag Idea '•ia Past lute °pea • to • a tty 'Noma na-aPi lase burg- Press. • • • , • . . Cures • ' Rheumatism' ' Too • Bu -Ju cures Rheumatism, be. ••ceiLie it Cures the Kidneys: Every drop ofbIoocl in the body passes through the kidneys, to • he filtered, If the kidneys are. sick -tired- ipillumned-they den't filter, out the uric acid, ' It is this acid, deposited in the •• joints -on the nerves ••-that • cauSes Rheumatism. • `11 THE GENTLE KIDNEYCURE cleans, heals, strengthens the kidneys -sets thee,: to workbag properly, -Clears the blood - stops the ache -•-• and takes away every trace of Rheunia- .* tisni aud Sciatica. THE•CLAFL1N CHEMICAL Casal-ItaiTEIS, weesson, Owe' - New YORK. • 47e11.4.a.1(1 Ulf 1 .1 I., ,l•• 04 41 SOUntt after by • fest' lone ale I:tarot. whose nerves 41.1'011111•' . • .. . - • pleasure afloptasuine aurious voneellee With WIlleit to ens° his- fair .petients To One .fine dame he said: -You are oe ehe . verge • 01' nervous voila' what yeti have to do ie. this.. Evete..• 'afternoon walk to stielt t Wall. • Whoi you' get there "oak fa% Nurse X. She will take yeti tealu• :tea. �iid floor,. 'tato it room' .•ntisely far nished In white; She will All dowel le this reimi. -.Yee take it seat -opposite to lierl.tted remit in ,far ti, full ti mr wit leen, saying it 'single 'word. Then go hack 1101110 by euelt a road.' smelt e lmatts 1.11. SI1C11 ‘11.14 111:11P 11 110. 1411111 il ere:es• hats," In three moilths'. tate, the antly wee 011(.4. :Urn 11 Cairn. efrotig, pease:elle and in. exet•ilotit !went]. • • • •• • Mess (11141 Mejstnl While Mitch has beet. seta, from .8 Material stahdpoirit, Lout the cfrect,of dress upon the. health, JIM spisitatil side has been .lereely ignored.. Tim mental •dieeoinfert of utibeeethiag or badly fittleg .ginglient Is pi•iiiiiihly • greater thah the bodily uneasineiee00- eashined by. overtight lianas or • foot - weer, and the former, perluipa eituSes More aetuel phyeical harm... It is not ] the lettet Of the hardsldpe of Poverty pet a garment that offends -the taste • etintiot he discarded, but has to be worn., with all its depressing effects , 01)011 the mind, efitil something•at leest of its money vael lue }me he. extreeted from' Alterations may mend mat- ters, but that means additional ex - poise, end the ehanees aro that the last state of- the gar...mit will be worse than the firat: • Dyspepsia, 61 .1roacs MAKE HOME PLEASANT. Avom vorintness and Court Method one INTentneem. Caused by Female Disorders and Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. ••••••••••••.....,•• A. great many women suffer with a form, of indigestion or dyspepsia winch does not seen), to yield to ordinary treat- rnent. While the symptoms seem to be similar to those of ordinary indigestion, yet the medicines universally prescribed do not mem to restore the patient's normal condition. Mrs, "'inkhorn claims that there is a kind of dyspepsia that is caused by a derangement of the female organism, and whitih, while it causes a disturbance similar to ordinary indigestion, cannot. be relieved without a nextione Which a peculiar tonie effect on the female • onrogtaonnislmy .acts as 0 stomach forth', but has AB proof of this theory we call at- tentioa to the. case of Mrs. Henry, . -fleanbien, 58 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ont., who was comeeletely cured by Lydia E. Pinkharri's Vegetable Compound after- eveyything else had failed,' abe write: Dear Mrs. Pinkbein • • "I had been troubled with indigestion anti • general stoMacif disorders for nearly a year. I had a soreness in niY matinee)) and was un- able to digest my food. I •dit.ted and doe- • toredawitheut success:. Out Lydia; la Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound brought me permanent relief. I used ti ree 'bottles and . it cured: me of my' stomach trouble 'anti t,huilt up my generat health, I now enjoy a splendid appetite, van eat all kinds 01 food, have no trouble with indigestion, and know Vidal owe •it all to feel's; la Pink- ham'aVegetatle Co...pound."' . • No other medicine in the worid has received such .widesptead • and unquali- fied eridorsentent,.er hes. each arecord of. curee 'ot fent-ale . fro:Oil/4. 1. has Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable ('OltlpOttfltl. aa.• DRESSING F^" DINNER. Change of.Clothes Almost as Bracing as . a' Bath, ,Says Lancet. • • 'rhe Lendon .Laileet advoeates •the. custom of dressing for dinner,, • and, en- - tng 'peen -fur.they, declares that every: worker should • change his clothebes, fore the. evening Meal, evenif• he *does , not PosSess eyeetng teethes,. . , • .• "The bracing (ltfeci. of a ehange .of , •elothes . is well. known," • says the Lancet, "Many a: man .fecling atmot .0)0 fatIghatl fter an ,ardurnis day'S work to ethangta his, Melbas, find5. alto - self eonsidembia refreshed when the rhanga is .aceenfeaslied; and at the ' same aline -he extariencee .it. feeling of 'eh-anti/tea; .and Prc•paredaesa• for bis dinner, and. 'gsrul digestion invert:1111Y waits on healthy appetite, • The elatlig- • ing .of clothes may eve:n thus- Mee's- 'ably affeet nutrftion..' • ' "Nor need . the tautriging be the exelusiye luxury ot t1ie. per - elms sale.) Mass tor 'dinner. The hard - worked vie`rls, the sheelteu.Per, „ and the Ie.:n*1ns; mali would all be better. if thay woelcl cast off, their. work -a - day :clothes ancl. put on elean clothes. the evening meat aftetaahe 'day of tail is over. ' . • • • ."Tbe. effeet • of a ehange .of ,ClOthes. aaer y'S fen Is itt .seine respeets, similar to. that of a bath, atildly. braelng. dispelling the feeling of Jiredness and •fatigue. se commonly experienced, • • "The eanianatien most likely, isthat the, clothes after theyhave been worn. all day get More .or less clogged and 10Se .ternporarile their ventilating pro- perties, ka, that the emanations cif the 'body ale noE, pacape freely." ' The best housekeeper Is mit she who spends the Whole day slaving In the house --"doing the work," she terms Muddling is the eorreet expression. A woman with method gets through her domestic duties even without the aid of it Servant by midday or soon after and Is ready to take tt walk, Make 0 eall or two or rest comfortably with a book or her needlework. Her home is tidy, and she Is always neatly ana cousisteetly dressed. l\leals aro prepared tasternlly and economically and are always mum: tually served. Although' no ono enjoys a pleasant chat more than she /bee, elm avoids anything lite idle gossip, and no one can tempt her to waste the early mom. Ing hours in talking over her neighbors' affairs. A good housekeeper also avoids debt. She insists upon paying for everything as she gets it and sees that she gets good Value for her money. A fussy wonteti may be a prim old maid, but is probably an untidy wife, always very nepunetual. for she has "no time" to do anything, her Meulty for fuss retftrding her ]Itetious. She never spares herself, never idles a mo. --ment and thInita nothing can be done so well by any Oat as by .bereelf; hence she is quite unnecessarily overWerked,- overfatigued and frequently fractieus. The husband goes to his. club. The • children are so aceustOmed to continued scolding that they beeome either hypo - Crites or unusually unmenageeble and 0 K&F K K K K BLOOD PQISON. Oa account of its terrible effects, blood disease is canal the kitig of all 4144arra. It may bo either hereditary or contracted; eo while it may not be a crime.. 'to hese the disease, it is a crime to permit it to remain, in the eyeteta. It may manifest itself in the form of Scrofula, Eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen Pinto, itchiness of the skin, eruptieue or blotchea, ulcer' in the mouth or on the tongue, OM throat, falling out of hair, 'ordered otomach, aa4 a general deprssoloa of the system. it you have any of these symptoms do tet neglect yourself, You have no time to loee. Beware of "old fogy', treatment -beware of mineral poisons - beware of Quacks and Fakirs, OHO NEW MEIPHOD IPRMIATMETVE. Is guaranteed to cure this disease, never toreturn. B.s.uk I3onds will protect you. Our treatment le not iajurious in any way, but reaches the very root of thedigease and eliminates an poison front the system. mho symptoms of disease gradually disappear. Thebtoodbecemes pure atul enriched, the whole systota is cleansed and purified.andthe patient fettle prepared anew for the duties and the pleaeuras oteltcioho.iteCa25u20,00c 808GlUlredA.WrIelaat Olt NO PAY. 26 Year?* in p emanation Fra. QUestiOn Blank ter HOMa Treatment and BOOlts Free. DR3.KENNEDY8t KERGAN Oar. Millehtgaa Ave. and Shelby et., Detroit, Mich.. 'FMK Kek. K1_4K Kix•K Ktl R. *----- .01,T4*40**Atttltalk. 4404 4 45,44tit-40,*40. t " oNeE litG1111V-"'""-- Last Week we told you we had Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, and Fancy China on the way.frorn the petters in England. We now have them in stock, They are up-to-date in shape and new decorations, Cheaper than ever. Call and see them. • •Pit TES! TEAS ! TEAS Black, Green and Japans, from 10c up. Our special Mixed, • 25e Tea is extra value. REDPATITS SUGARS heedless of rebuke. To some extent 4/4 Lipectal cut price in 100 lb. bags. We handle only the best in elie 'We IRWIN they •deserve pity. for they are teased . • Tomatoes, Corn, Peas and Sahnon. Every can guaranteed. about their food, clothes, health, ex. erelse, games and lessons. Nothing Is done withont plenty of fuss and cils• • 00414100, and ma any -hrmless pleasures I-1 0A.S11. PAID. FOB EGGS AND • • 510 lofit.-EX(.11ange. Knew Bow. • ' Friend (1i1111111...1- ai earn-- You are not looSittg very robust: Do you odes' good. hp:1 1 11) Stayatt-llohne (with ' a I )-- I tultkoil I au! tut I. hardly ever have a ,..-itanee to. " • . • • Don't expreSa a positive °Pinion un-• • . leee anti perfectly tunierstaad arbat yott ere talliing about. • • . , • • • , WELL KNOWN IN JARVIS ONT. Ibldimand County Councillor tells how Psychine cured his Lung Troubles . • . • • "Icontracted a series of colds from the changing weather," says Mr. Bryce Allen, a well-known resident of Jarms, Ont.,, and a member of Haidimand County Council for his district, "and gradually my lungs became affected. 1 tried medicine and doctors prescribed for me, but got 1 no relief. With limp and stomach diseased, nervous, weak and wasted, I began to use Psychine. With two months' treatment I .sOund as a bell, and give all•the credit to Psychine." There is a proof of what Psychine does. 11 net only cures Colds and kills the germs ofLaGrippe, Pneumonia and Consumption, but it helps the stomach, makes pure, rich • blood and spreads general health all over the body. 'You will never have Consump- tion if yeti use . Clinton Sash, Door. and Blind •.Factory : .The Town of Clinton is on the eve of a; "booth," If you contemplate building, let us give you our estimation, etc:. ligrIleadquarters tor ail 4indsloi builders' materials So S. ,COOPE a, Clinton armors Please Read This. Ponliry, Batter and Eva area good.price now, For that reason yon *should pro-, vide yam penttry. end steel. With some peed assistent, in the shape of prepared food. • V. -e Bel, Berbeeenni. Dr. Hua!. nolatnhian and Dr. liovvion's stook foods. We sell Dr. Bees' Potiltry Patthuen and Colombian Poultry Food. We also eel( Libby's Cream Equivalent, for raising ealves, Where nailk is seance. , We went large cesautity of Dried' Apples next. week. .Please bring them along, 'Poultry, Betters Eggei Tallow and Lard also wantedt • • Emporium, Loudesboro, Oct. :31,00. ' R. (Janis. regained my heelth. To day 1 am as • IOWABOUT YOUR -7111 e WALL PAPhR? :Nothing adds so muCh to the•deeora- ion of a house as good Wall,Paper. I . .em in a poSition tie shoW yOu- the very ast` and Choicest patterns, aS pm gent for the - • Empire Wall Paper .Co., 811:011-1150c. Per Bottle , , • , „ • of 'Toronto. The Samples for 1906 are entieels new. .Prices.run from 5c a will to 35c, with borders ,atsante price. Every oll of 'paper guaranteed to contain' '8 arde, Stunples • gladly shown to in- ondinepurchasers, atany time. • •GEORGE •POTTS, . Larger 'glees 40. and 11.2 -all. druggist's. DL.• T. A. SLOCUM,Limited, Toronto. • . • HouseDecorator a , Paper atlas , Cot. Queen• and Princess St., Clinton 110 It may' pellet pe (01(5 to inany of • • L . tneute vented, tuned or' repaired. o - . ur le•aders thiiCeeprnetry 'le new int- :: . • • • 'Gramophones. and utu,sic lia variety ta ' . • . ' Little .drops Of water ' Freezing on the walk, i Our stock of high art, Pianos of totes case designs, and containing fines actions purchasable for money. See one .very latest Styles of sweet - Pas s rig Of Eu. Crid . C • toned nigartssat1w Prices.. .Instru- ' 0:A parted to the youthful mind without, the aselstaatee taf the. great .goometra- • elan of sAlexandria, ana that the. fa- miliar formula "first f books .,f - Fluvial" has Mr* no meaning in exam: - Mations at uriivorsities of OxfOrd and cambridge. For some tinie Teat we have .boen tIie nly Earopean 05 - that has pressrved Euclid as .a schbal book; or ..Contleintted thortslng generation • to learn ',geometry from. a work which, as Jaasalyeen well said, wits varittea, for Greek men, not 13r1tish boya. , ails antiquated in..thode. the ruthiees adherence to • thr• etriet letter of, his . the/we-nit • and peoblems' which wa.S. exacted front 'the neophant; :have at last brokene down, and. so ,geametry is now taugan as a living, and applied science, which meets us in all daily einergeneles, Instead of as aft aid. Greek book, aed ;11'11bl/tette a.ndalge-; hal are aulnea 'humanized alsia the young enrsItieer, with his manifold .re". quiretnents awl limitedtime, has: set the pare. Some of um will' say, in pa - rat' (if Ilyree, "Then fareeVell, whom I hated so." But others will re- ineritber. that' Willa:ill the old geritle- man's. faults he provided a splendid • :mental training In dadnetive liagle, and that Sir AleXisialer t`ockburn, before' delivering Judgment in .an intricate ease, used to brave his faeultiee working through. the forty-seventh propositiun .of the first book.-d.ondons Glebe. - • -----• near Admiral Uenteon. (atot, John 1 )(edam. A. U. yeeent- ly gazette.] Reas-Admitsti. with eeniOra Ity of Seat, 114. is a leather of Lietit.e Galata T, benieen rif Triratlia, Ilo was born In 'Verona. In 1S:i3,. and .it pritu.,-0w 1hia obngo ,. Later r. 11110013°S 144114,,1 the 11,1tatatin raining ship, :nut In April, Vial% entered the Royal EVORWPINE 14. '111)11.'111)11. lie a I alined. midshipman's Naay im a, cadet , • rise there hag AY Cures .00IIGHS4 COLDS, BRONCHITIS, noAnsErniss and all THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES, Mien Plorenee E. Mailman, New (lemony, N.H., writen:-.-• I had a Cold wbich left me wIt.b a very bad ,cough. I was afraid' 1 was going , trito Consumption. I was advined to try 1 Dn. WOOD'S NORWAT PINE SYRUP. I had little faith in it, but before i had taken one bottle I began to feel better,. and after the eeeond I felt tte* well as ever. My cough has completely dItiop. PRICE Is CENT& 1,4711 111 TWP.1, 0110 141141)" sub -lieutenant In In 1878 and Vont- In not. rive NINON4 11:0(11" he v.. 11 111,1 NI ('lairest i•trtmlilw41011, n.ttl was 14) t .1.71.pm 'If 11. 10. 14. Firebrand te as• stet Oat These he remained r..,• I .1 .1111(1 11111VINIU(Intir ti t.11 ..111,41.1 Ira . 4.114. ana 1,1' Ho 11•.1.11. 14013. he watt ,s•c1-.1 , 1 Lk; royal yacht :mil Allier! and In 1101 was sip. .1 earrain or the ieuenilie a twirls. or er the firel elates Now, at Vb.) a� ,tf fifty. threta he lien suceeeded 15Otti, -tat itingstite- rank•ot-rear,admiral.• " Something.. New HOARE'S; • • ' . MUSIC EMPORIUM.. ...Makes the man who Steps thereon ; Indulge in naughty talk. • . • - Many rreezirig ittornings, • .M anychills-beware Just let us fill your coal bins • . *And then you need not swear.' SCRANTON COAL TE.E 'BEST TO BE HAD. • J. • A. HAMILTON . • 06A t DEALER. Q0 .A.14 BefOre placing your Orders for yoflr Season's supply of OW; get our mem' The YerV 1)(sSt got uis carried in sto.•k and sold at the lowest possible price. Orders n. ny It left at Day & *Rowland's I la1 d a are stove, with • W J Stevenson, at E IOCtrie Light Plant. . . . FilZ41111.11114& 811110 We are still in the 13ut- chering, business, and are in a position to fill all or- ders for seasonable nuvits, int:usted tc cu,'CVe, Our new business sand is in the Combe Block, It Fitzsimons &• Son PhOile 76 Clinton I - GRYSTALIZED FRUITS . We'have .a 'fine assortment ef lin- • - • rted Finland goods; also genuine • S "••••-•••••••••• • NEW GROCERY STORE.. urkish Delight. See thert in our ---- windew display this week. We haVe opened up a choice,. fresh We carry a large assortment :Of t stock of Groceries at 0180111s Old • chocolates and Bonbons, and a huge Stand and nOW ask. a share of the • assortment :Of 'hump box goodS that :.patronage of . the citizens of Clinton Cannot be beaten. • ... • ; andthe suetannding comthUnity. .] OUR. BAKERY - .: Good Quality & Fair Prices• • . • Wealso have sotnething new in ibis ' are our special cares. department. llave yon tried our eream • . .eustotners will find. our stock the best • pusttle- Once tried, you will have no at ::Itlyver.: Cali.Wes,,, iced with whipped cream , and .out, Florenee *Cake, iced. with due in townThe Red Feather 1 talian (alla. our Creatis Puffs and . . . Wands in Teas'and Canoed . Goods re sunles of the valuee we .handle. v .- .. •'We are strangers and niust - OUR RESTAURANT - . .. 'get acquainted, . . .. We :41‘1ye.hot dinner. from 12 to 1 ;:40 . o'clock.; hot 1(01 10111 5:30 to 7;:i0 ' p.m', , It will pay those WhO sell farm pro- • Don't 'forget to 'try oar fine cottrse tice to see its, before disposing of their. ' meals, Enquire for weekly rates. . hatter, eggs and potatoes, elsewhere; We W .. - NI M E NS . We will-bny, at a good price,what you have to sell, and Will sell at a fair price, what you. have to bay. Photie elinton. - - - BYARD HILL, 'Phone 114 Vogorisze .16. The area rrewh rit,thzer utront. ' A F t I'I 0114411)elltr.. 1)011111v ot• Wt ! li”st 8114 $1[1(.4 rt•filt 11.41.11 that 1, :1N as • 11, tith t.t. !Volt.... 1 '.1( • Path, 14; . 11. 'Os 141 °hi mil 1;1,4,1., (411..• that lo 1 1. ape an eel.; eedil,1 1.1 :m) .4.4 I_ to. Cie ce,11,,, or 14. •• !, r $2. 1 IIE RAY Nit:010M:: -Stroktord. Winter Teresa' opens. Joni. and , , I . 1 4 • . . . • . tior..52i4o. (rive. • The greet iteltnel tablatures ten:Min.:. Out of the atst rails from business firm.. eve have filled VIlarallial of the les -Rama 'We laid no one else ready to semi, Our graduate:a 510 10 great dompind.. Tide ceitool effete erieseelled it.lvanteges. Write to -day for our large eetalogue. VV. J. 131,1,10111r, Prin Corner Or Vonge and 6.16Xstear! - • NEW THINGS WALL PAM We hal/06st received some hand,: somo designs for tall and spring trade, • inexpeusive, yet artistic in design, and a large range frorn which to select,. . . We ere up.tbelate, and show many new things in the decorator's line, such as SOMAS, Ortteb ()loth, Lin.e. wall, . Burlaps, etc. / Sole agents for Muresco," the best wall finish made, superior to all other Calcimines or prepared wall finishes; easily applied, Will not rub off, crack or blister; made in all colors, including deep red and green. Once applied, it needs no wasinng off, or sizing, to ap• DIV a second coat. • . Window Shades, Curtain Poles, . Room Mouldings, floor. Pinishes, etc, Wall Paper tritetned lonn. W.-- SMITI- , ' •