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B1byinn O taltie(t U 44000. •
h9tis•nacauIn11D 1alea,
altd 491.1d.ut► 0,411r1 0.411,11 . ;
this tt'ae is felled it 12Q,,
is tut up into chips, which are In the Eternal cit. there were
laid in tub or a large iron pot 1,780. pal.4,es, and 46,002 houses
• partially. t 1Ie with water and divided into lflats.
placed over a •slow fire. Through The palaces of Ironic each no -
holes in the. bottom. of the --tub cotnmodated about3G0,l0t: -pea•
stoma slowly rises,. and heating plc.
the chips generates• oil and •ealn• It tool* J,urlu1 rt d;ay to get into
labor. Of egtli'soa, ti?Q, trips: With the riddle of Nineveh, which oc-
tbe chips bas n closely ffttiirk coif- (Ivied, more spael than London.
01?. From this cgver a• bamboo
pipe leads to a succession of other + is ANY "FLQIYJ; it BORN TO
tubs with bamboo. connections, BLUSH 'UNSEEN ?"
and the last of theso tabs is divid• The old wives tell ns' '•that blushing
ed into two compartments, ono is virtue's livery." But alas ! to ►nany
above the other, the dividing. floor a maiden, whose soul is purity itself,
being perforated with ema1r11o1es has bee, denied the grapious privilege
1 of wearipg thedelicate crimson; ani all
to allow the water and the oil to becauseher skin is covered with blotch-
es, yellow 'liver spots," and
pass to the lower •compartment,
The upper Coplpar ttuout is sup -
such
discolorations. Who can tell how
plied a straw layer, which Catches such a maiden loathes the very sight of
yherself, or who shall intrude upon her
and hold the camphor in crystal as she weeps bihor tears over her uu-
in deposit as it passes to the eool- comely appearance ? Thrice unhappy sats a hand in the inat�e► by !tee-
ing process. The camphor -is then she, if by the use of cosmetics, she shat!
separated from e straw, packed seek to (ride her wretched complexion. ing all the parties arre'•ted..
p But if she will use Dr. Pierce's Golden
1.;]. Nvoodelt tubs; and is ready for ..Medical -Discovery, to regulate thelivet•
TF�Y : >4I11F WIV44.''
Th91;U I I} l)1'�" setiSatlon 111
X1141 uJtot4h iekno QV4" t o iv Ii -
pip ' 4I' wive Eby'W$ an ' ti',,
r`oolsl,d4. e;;
too* place three weeks. s ;Igo. VVtn
.Fatten and Brooks went south
two years aga from Michigan, and
bought farms Ono naliles• from
Oleveland. The fatuities baro al-
ways been on the best of terms,
there being two children in each
family. By the consent of both
hashands and wives the t'Ij'9 hien
traded partners three weeks ago.
anct the trade proved very satis-
factory until the other day, when
Van Patten went to Cleveland
and r•oltsulted a lawyer to ascer-
tain if he could not compel Brooks
to trade back. Mrs Brooks is on-
tircly satisfied with Van Patten,
ar d is willing to live with him.—
Brooks is said to have got the best
of the bargain, as 11Irs Vita Patten
is a beautiful woman. Prominent
citizens of (Cleveland threaten to
A SUCCESSL'IJL CAREER.
merket. The, oil is used by the and purify the blood of all poisonous -
pat ives
oisonouspatives for illuminating and medi-
cal purposes.
Pullman Vestibuled Trait
I1 is universally conceded that, not-
withstanding the advent'of'old and new
'lines into the field of competition for
paifA'enger traffic between Chicago, Mil-
waukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis, the
Chicago, Milwaukee Lir St. Paul railway
maintains its pre•eminent position as
the leading line, and carries the greater
portion of the business between these
points. It is not bard to account for
this, when we consider that it was the
humors, she will find that her "flesh
shall come again like unto the flesh of a
little child," It cares scrofula, .tetter,
salt -rheum, pimples, blotches, erup-
tions, and all skin diseases. Druggists.
ABSENT MINDED i1I1•:N.
A. story used to I.'e told Many
years ago uf' a merchant who was
peculiarly subject to tits ofabsent-
mindedness. Once he was writ-
ing; a letter, and thought absent-
mindedly, that he had ti)rgotten
his ('urre»gsondcnt's fiat name.
first in the field, and gaited its popular- Titrnin.;' 1(t ono Of the tiler.;s he
ity by long years of fiat -class service. said:
It has kept up to the tithes by adopting '11'hal is
all modern improvements in equipment John Jackson's first
methods, the latest being complete Lame '
?
PullntanVestibuledtrains running daily
between Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
and Minneapolis, and its route being
'along the banks of the Mississiplit' Themerchantwrote lhcr. Icltet
through the finest farming country, the
most populous and prosperous towns (tut it in :tit envelope tied wrs
and villages, it offers to its patrons the again at a loss. To tho same
very best service their mcney can buy.
Its dining cars are celebrated through.
The clerk, aCcustutned to Ids
employer's peen1iarity, replietg:
`.John, sir.'
clerk he said:
out the length and breadth of the land ' Exctiso me, Charles, I have fbr•-
as being the finest in the world. its gotten John Jackson's last name.'
sleeping cars are the best belonging to But a better story than the,
the Pullman company, being marvels of but'O i. told of a gentletttan in
elegance, comfort and luxury; its day the Cil who was met bya friend are the best made, and its ens-
ployees, by long -continued seri•ice in 0110 1001v11ng recently hurrying
their respective capacities, are experts, back from the depot towards his
courteous and accommodating to all. home.
It is not at all strange, therefore, that '\V1I'11 is the Huai tet>?' the frielti
an intelligent and discriminating tra- itslcecl.
veiling public should almost exclusively
patronize this great railway, with its • 'Oh, .I have left my %vale!, un -
separate through lines running between der my pillow, and 1 ani going to
Chicago, Milwaukee, Ht. Paul and Min-
neapolic; Chicago, Council Bluffs and
Omaha; Chicago, Kansas City, and ,St.
.Joseph, Mo. A. V. 11. CARPENTi:H,
G. I'.. & T. A., Milwaukee, Wk. A, .1.
TAYLOR, T,P.A., No. -I. Calmer 1.1 ens,
RITT k,'1'orotlto.
ITNITI•:I) OVEN .1 CI! if.li',-4
lili:l\ E.
'.Cho fi,ll'ttt•illg( in.ident was re-
cently-
e-
c`een t ly- witnessed near the 011 V. o f
`'1 Louis --
Last week in ane of the c.uic-
teries here was enacted a seen,
that was :lhnit as c'nrirurs and
dramatic as 0110 00111(1 possibly
wish to witness. A101t fifteen
year's ago a dither 1011 mother
separated over a quarrel about
.some triyal matter. The mother
left with her child, then a girl of
about ten yours, 'for the 1Vest,
•where she resided with her rela-
tives, who sent her to school in a
little town not far- front St. Louis.
Abovttiveyearsagothe mother's
heart was almost broken by, the
news .that her daughter had
eloped. from the school with a
young man who had forntcnly re-
sided in this city. The mother
came to this eily- in the hopes of
finding her child, and remained
.here with relatives. About three
weeks ago a letter was forwarded
to her front the home in the west,
and she found it was from her
daughter's husband, asking her to
come to St. Logi. 'immediately if
she wished to see her daughter
alive. She at once repaired to
the home of her daughter in
South St. Louis, and remained by
her daughter's bedside constantly
until the Daughter died last
week._.
At the newly made. grave in
the cemetery knelt three persons.
Two had apparently passed the
fiftieth milestone of life, while the
other, a young man of aboral 28
years, was praying in a low tone.
The two elders, a than tuul a %yo-
ntatt, responded with sobbing
'amens' at intervals,- and the
sight was toti0}1;i0'. 'I'Ite yotu g
man, the bushanl of the (lead ,+f11-
lowed. his t'oic'e to die away, al-
most to a whisper Os he uttered
the eonelud1rig words of' the pi'ay-
er: 'May her bright soul, rest in
• eternal peat'.,' The 1 wo elders
looked tip 1100 each of her's eyes.
They gazed on each other fit. a
few moments without speaking a
word, 'Arthur,' said the woman
hesitatingly, as she nin(lu an int -
Nisi Ve movement towards the
man. The 'Annie' he .poke was
smothered in the woI18llI s tresses.
Husband awl wile, father anti
mother, were united over the
grave of' their t•hil(1 Ayr years of
separation.
•
100,060 PEOPLE PER I :tlf'
More than 100,00x• persons anntntlty
die in this canna;y from Consumption,
which is but she child of Catarrh. $(100
reward is offered by the proprietors of
Dr, Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a ease
of Catarrh which they eannnt viler..
The Tiernedy Is druggist -s ; .al
rents,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria,
One of the most striking examples of
what real native American.grit and in-
telligence can accomplish in Op face of
apparently insurmountable dithoulties,
is presented in the career of the famous
Dr R. V. Pierce, head of the World's
Dispensary Medical Association tucl the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
of Buffalo, N. Y., and who, through the
medium of his curatives, is known and
honored throughout all christen1ont.
Born in a little New York village,and
reared in a small Pennsylvania town,his
early youth was a struggle between dis-
advantages and ardent desire in the
strife for education.
The public school and every other pos-
sible medium of instruction was eager-
ly utilized by the active -brained boy,
uutil, at eighteen years of age, be felt
and knew his ability to cope succeps-
fully with a course of professional study;
After live years of arduous and contin-
uous effort, ire reaped the honors of a
signally successful graduation in medi.
cine. llis early professional labors were
confined to a rural district of Pennsyl-
vania until l$1i7, when a desire and de-
termination to achieve success and win
a name, brought him to the City of
Buffalo, in his native State, where the
field Was broader and opportunities
more plentiful.
Goaded onward by an active brain
and tremendous energy, we next find
hint located in a small roost on 00 ob-
scure street, preparing and putting on
the market carefully -prepared remedies
and specifics for the relief of the multi-
tude beyond the range of a narrow cir-
cuit of daily calls. •
Another change,anl we find him in a
large building on Main Street, anis the
recipient of the first fruits of growing
public confidence.
Dr Pierce, like every Other brainy
et 11 Ulan of the age, was and is 0 firth be-
'1•(ttt will miss yc•ut' train.' hover in the liberal use of printer's ink,
'Oh, no,' \vas t he aOsont mi tiled 1 and front his Main -street establishment
he dispatchers the message of his heal•
man s reply, 'See, I II;IVU gut ing power throughout the entire country
(0111' minutes Vet,' and he pulled ( The Doctor knew; its now the whole
,111 lis wa1t'i, to enfot'co t he state. i world knows, the merits of ltisskill-
..1 t i f no t ixu I m. •'
maul 1rd I e lid t I ut1 t-rle'ised ane1
prepared temedn5
�C'.ords what (t wri; that nisi lc 1 I dwas only eager fo- theirpublic test,
:1 few more years and the largest and
itis f'1'ietel laugh s., hea'tilv, : handsomest structures in the City of
11+ 11 tuffalo towered toward the sky in
ne oa Your Guard. 1 Monumental acknowledgement of the
Don't allow a c(Id in the head to slowly i vital energy and gifted learning of this
and surely run into Catarrh, when you can our representative Amercan Doctor,
be cared for 25e. by using Dr Chase's Ca. The Palace hotel, for invalids, as this
tarrh ('nre. A few applications cure n- noble Institution was called, fell an
sipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 bores cure ordinary '
catarrh ; '_ to 8 bines are guaranteed to
core chronic catarrh. Try it. Only
and sum' ('11 . Soli( by all druggist::.
early victim to. the flames, bnt. like a
r'hmnix, from the ashes of this confla-
gration sprang up the present man m )tit
dual structure, furnishing alike a hint -
CRI' El. (iRO(')JIIN(;: plods resort of Health, Rest, and In-
vigoration, and also the birthplace of
those standard specifics which are going
I 0'4 111 tycl•. 11 11:1 to Was 11„
Out in a never-ending flow to all the
1 yoti own 111e'e arnl c•omh yon r own countries of the earth. It is a pcs•tive
Bair, and were (lollenrlotlt on your fact that will astound yon who doubt
'Wife or hi 1'0d man to al tend to the power of Energy to conquer, 'that
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
these matters 1(11' yell, anti should its well-known iu India to -day, as in
they, .in doing it, take pleasure in New Ycrk City, and is yet only' on the
slashing the soapsuds into your
manners, and give them a better
temper? t►r, you think you would
love them more tenderly for half
an hour's torture of this kind?
Would you want them to use the
sharpest comb they could find
in order to irritate the .scalp ami
invigorate the hair? Your an-
swor to all the above questions
may bo in the negative and • yet
you may be one among the -Many
of our• farmers who eubject our
horsee to a similar treatment
every day, and imagine that they
are doing their duty : The cause
of so many vicious dispositions in
horses can be traced to rough
treatment in grooming. The
sharper the curry -comb the—bet-
ter, is the idea of many, and the
harder you bear on it, the better
the result, no matter how the
poor horse kicks and squirms to
evade it. A few groomings of
this kind, if grooming it can be
called, and the horse dreads the
operation as. they tin a whipping.
If they have gno•1 home sense,
they soon learn to repel such
trent ment,an(1 in so doing form
virions anti unpleasant habits
ih:it make there (liaagreeable to
handle, and del met from their
yalnc.
S(•t'n
5, fnla, in the blood, corrupt)) awl
contaminates every tissue and'fibre in
the whole body; but whether appearing
in the form of swellings, erysipelas, or
running sures, the malignant poisons of
this disease are completely eradicated
by the use of Ayer's Sarsap.illa.
threshold of its destined usefulness.
The World's Dispensary and the In-
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute is
a combination of luxurious accommo-
dation and every conceivable comfort
and possible curative appliance known
to science. It is a haven where chronic
diseases and physical afflictions yield to
the potent influences of skillful treat-
ment.
In conclusion, we can only say that
it ranks in public continence just where
it deserves"to stand—foremost amongst
the reliable curativeestablishments of
the world.
•
_1 LenisVille Colored ivnman re-
(antly paid a local doctor '1 0 for
a Betel man's finger, which she
wished
to use as a churut. The
wont an claimed to lbc.- a voodoo
doctor, and said•the 'linger would
be •t sure mascot for any one
wishing to bet on the races.
King Ja Ja the "kidnapped"
African king, eau eat a whole ham
his breakfast and find room
for other delicacies. It is appal.-
' eathat JaJa has not had to earn
his living by the sweat of his
brow, or he would have 1115, ap-
1 petite tinier better control.
James 11fclkfillin, the Mielligan
millionaire, it -ho aspires to till
Senator Pauer's sent in tht�
United States senate, is a Canad-
ian Scot sty birth and is 51 years
old. lie began life as a poor boy,
and when 1fi was t•lerlc in It I)e-
trOi1 hardware store :it .;1.i a
month. Ills present fortune is
estimated to be two or three times
as large as that: of Senator Palm-
er.
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BLACK - BLEND - TEAS
HAVE NO EQUAL.
S. PALLISER & �CO,
Fancily Gyocers, next to Town Hall,
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R ..O 'Wig CITIT BOOT STOVE CI4IN[QNF.
BEDROOM SETSR>t ialtLO. R SETS,140UINTGES
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, 40.1
ANN A oENEE4L ASSgigTAIENT AF TUE VERT BEST U&DE FURNI
TURE A'1'` -REASONABLE FILMES.
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Bargains all along the line. Clearing out odds and ends
and remnants at prices that will astonish you. All sum.
mer goods must be cleared out.
See opl' PRINTS at 8c. Former price 124e to 15c
MUSLIMS 6c Former price 8c to IOc
GINGHAMS 8c Former price 1.12c
SEERSUCKERS 10e Former price 13c
HATS 25o and 50c Former price $1 to $2
We cannot here quote the prices of many lines, but we
assure our patrons that anything belonging to summer
stock will be sold at prices tfiat will- clear the stock be.
fore the end of August. We have brought forward
another lot of
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BOOTS .AND SHOES
Somewhat similar to the hundred pair lot that we cleared
last week. We will Ileal them at .5Oe. and 75c. a pair.
We are determined to have the boot and shoe stock en-
tirely cleared of "shelf warmers" before the arrival of
fall stock. We expect to have a busy time during this
unusually dull Iuonth. The bargains we offer cannot
fail to attract purchasers. In order to make the sale
more attractive, we have decided to include early tall
goods, now arriving.
SHIRTS aid DRAWERS 25c each, All Wool
GREY FLANNEL 20c. PRINTS, dark col-
ors. new patterns, fall goods, 10c worth 13c
We are negotiating with importers for the purcliaso of a
large (grlantity. of TEA --and expect to- secure a line
that will be better value than. we have been able to offer
heretofore. Kindly,.reserve your order for tea until you
see what we can.ofler Do not miss this opportunity of
securing goods at ridicuously low prices.
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W.
L. O U I M E•T T E,
LON DESBORO
Calbick & Reith,
THF. LEADING:::
U'NDERTAKERS
EMBALMERS
CLEW
In our line of undertaking we fear 110 competition,
as we carry a very" large stock of Goocl Goods,
and as .Funeral Directors, we are bound
to give satisfaction. A call re-
5pectfully solicited.
ThO flct
hnitnro r store, £iirt st.
CLINTUT\T
C;ALBICK & REITH
inavammoNimeariwommossam
AMS'! Emporium,
D N 13 Co:Ft O.
PAINTS PRINTS PRINTS
SPEC EA1, OFFER frotn Monday. Jley 28tlt, until further notice, --
Having a large stock of PRINTS, and this being the season to use thein,
I offer as follows: TO THE PURCHASER O1? 12 YARDS OF
ANY KIND, I WVILL GIVE ONE YARD FREE, with 20 yards
f will give 2 yawls, with 80 yards will give 8Y, yards: with 40 yawls sill
give 'i yards of same prioe.
SOME OF THAT HANDSOME WALL PAPER LEFT YET
Full supply of all goods kapt in general store. While many are crying
dull times and hard times, and some ars closing down, trade in this house
•has been brisk, because people know'where to get the worth of their nonny
55 BARS OF SOAP FOR $I
Pl;t(!ES MAltlil(1) IN PLAT'S 11(0111J;`i,
May 2.)th, MS,4,
R. ADAMS.
Jt)f . Ciarr1Loia c,
Family Grocaries.
A FRESH AND FULL STOCK, 1Vi-IICH INCLUDES -
FRUITS, CAN.UIES, NUTS, FISH(, &e.
—BESIDES A FULL STOOK 01'` ---
Choice Fnrni j y Gl roeerie ,ClLilfmai,
Crockery and V'lactti«are. All
rl<r liottonl ylf'`iC'e ►i.
--2t CALL SOLICITED.—
:X ,
OLICITED.
N. ROBSONI CHINA HAIL:
----A FINE LOT OF -
Summer Uncleruvear,
Scarfs, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Socks, Gloves,
Collars, Silk Hats, Hard and Soft Hats,.
White Dress Shirts, wilaundried
White Dress' Sirts.
I have also in stuck the GLOVE FITTING B11 AC's:, which can not be
excelled for Comfort and curability. Call. and inspect the above lines of
goods, and you will be surprised at the low prices they are selling at.
G -MC) G-L:.SGOW
REMEMBER T.HE STAND—One door north of the Dry
Goods Palace, Albert Street, Clinton.
OR. W. H. GRAHAMS
British American i\'Iedicial
& Surgical Instit'u'te. .
---o-
170 KING ST,WEST, TORONTO, ONT.
Treats Chronic and Private Diseases.
All Diseases of the Throat, Nose, Lungs & He,rt.
Diseases of the Skin as Pimples, Ulcers, fie., quickly cored.
Nervous diseases and Diseases o£ the Brain indicated by Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Sleeplessness, and all Neuraligia affections.
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels charactocized• by Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Offensive Breath, fix,
Diarrhoea, Costiveness, Piles, Turner',
Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
Private Diseases and diseases ofa private nature as Impotency, Sterility.
Varicocele (the result of youthful folly and excesses) Cdeet, Syphilitic affiliat-
ions &o., receive special attention. •
Diseases of Women, Painful; .Prof use or Suppressed lletsstvital ion, Leu.
oorrhoes, (whites)•Uleeration and.''alli Displacements e£ the Womb,
Call or write for particulars. Olilcs•3►ours,-90.ln, ta,i3g,ut, Sundhws•ato.4p.m
New Tailoi iig Establishment
'i'he undersigned has opened out in the tailoring business in the store
lately occupied by Mr E. Floody, and will keep a.fine stock of
English, Scotch & Canadian Tweeds,, French
Worsteds, and all the iatestlpatterrns
of Pantings.
'hi''}r hewill c, bn,iratitee to make up at the lowest possible prices.
Workmanship of the best quality, and a fit guaranteed or no sale.
A call solicited.
F'. SHEPHIERI), Albert St,, Cliaitoa.
N H:A'I' DOOR TO WATTS' t DRUG STORE..
A Positive Cure.
A Painless Cure.
FACTS FOR MMZ N or ALL AGES
DISEASES OF M. .
M, V. Sr'tT801•T'S 812MC,Ir'IC No. e
THE GRE.41' IfNV.4L?11 RE.rrif En,
Marvel of Heating, and Kohinoor of Medicines,
ai'L'lILriBm, the tervittle re pnesies lttada�Ieo ecverwoaflrk.dlaoretion.
l:Yltoa
StOVST(Ca-, ACxFr .49.11.1:)0T an Mr
tVho are broken down from the effects of abuse will find in No, 8 a adiool euro for nevem
debility,organic weakness, involuntary vital fosses, etc.
li7MPTOMe Pon waren No. Rorr,n 111.1 Usno.--want of energy, vertigo, Want of pnrpos
dimness of sight, aversion to society, want of eonfieeneo, avoidance of oonversatior
desire for solitude, listlessness and (nubility to 1)5 the attention on aearthman sabie°
cowardice, depression of spirits, giddiness, 1.59 01 mtv»ory, excitability oftemper, epe
matorrheea, or loss of the seminal tlaitl—too result of self•abnee or marital eZeess—tmpc
toney,, inputrition, emaciation, barrenness, palpitation of the heart, hysteric feelings i
fomales trembling, melaueholy, disturbingdreams etc., are all symptoms of this tenni:
habit, oftentimes nnoeenrly acquired, 10 short, the spring of vital force hbviug loin it
tension, every function wanes in eo:r.rquettee. scientific writersand thosuperintendetsn.
of Insane asylums unite In uteri )+°n to the elO its of self-ahn o the great majority
wasted lives which come tinder ti,ric 001(00. If you are iecmnpetentfot tbeardnon.
duties of business, ineapr.rltate.l for the o,,ioymet:r;of life, No. 8offerlaftossape'row
the effeete of early vice, 11 you are edvanxu) in years, No. 8 will give gott 1111 riga anan,;strength. It you are broken down, physically and Morally, from early frigaistretion,.trtr
result of~ittnorance and folly, send your address and 10 emits in stareps for M. V. Ltrnotv's
Treatise in Hook Porto on Dlseteees 01 Mae, Scaled turd secure from Observativ,,
Address all cummnnicatinrs to U. V. 1.11M1ri, 47 Wellington St. J , %%pronto
A Man without wisdorn lives 1(t a tool's paradise, CARES GUARANTEED, HEAL ?HE SICK.