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MINOR LOCALS.
There will' be a large •class at
the Model School this fia'11.
IVIlaps •of ,'13ur•oppe, nowadays, are.
being printed) 'subject to change".
;The first !thing to miter in the
War was. the stock markets. They
were shot to pieces.
A lot of peoples in Clinton ought
to i~ultiv!ate the'. habit Of being
afraid to go lin debt. -
Was news' just now is running 1a
close second: to the blaseball strug-
gle prod; tacinlgg dope.
Clinton is (about the only town
• in Oattario' • where all its factories
are working full 'tinge.
The door of (peace Beane to be
I haviing a (hard job finding any
place to roost at present.
Amid an the tumult and shout-)
bag Canada' 'remains calm. 'Twilll
be time to gets aexeitedi when Same
Hughes mobilize!! the home guard.
Police court preoeedings'arefol-
lotwing acharavari et ahoueenear
Wimghwrn. The bridegroom' come
Imittedf the unpardohnb'ble erirmel of
refusing to hand over $5 to the
hoodlums when'• they demanded it;
So by way of ahowi'ng it J at mobs
have certain rights 'a fusilade of
rocks was thrown at the house one
of `which struck the bride. When
we ready of )these things we wonder
why church! people are so keen on
FOREIGN missions„
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There is a Cold day Cooling
Why not prepare for it by .ordering
your winter supply of Lehigh Valley I
Coal, none better in the world
A. J. Holloway, Clinton
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WOOL WANTED
Highest market price will be paid in
cash for wool.
Also on hand for Sale
Flower Seeds,
Potatoes,
Oats
t+ arnl Produce taken in
Exchange
W. G. SMYTH
Next door to Hospital
Victoria Street Clinton
r wtTH END Mu) STORE
We keep in stock a full line of
Animal Invigorator and
Poultry and Chick Foods
And all the best grade of
Flour and Prodnee
Fertilizer and Binder Twine
Call and see us when in town
Mad get prices
Agent for; lielintznian Pianos
Old ones taken in exchange, and
balance•'on easy terms ` •
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Issuer of 111arriace Licenses.
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Write on one .aide of paper only,
Mail to Peach us Wednesday p1
each week or sooner: "
Avoid all items respecting on per-
sonal character.:, but 'send °All the
Newie •
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
ff(1rnescther Excursion
Round trip tickets to points in
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al -
beet's, vii- Chicago, St„Paul, Du-
luth or Sarna' and Northern Nav-
igation Company, on sale each
Tuesday lentil October 27th, inclu-
sive, at low fares,;
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Through Pullman Tourist
Sleeping Cars to 1Vinnipeg
on above dates, leaving
Toronto 11.45 pall. No
change of cars.
RETURN LIiMIIT TWO MONTHS
The Grand; Trunk •Pacific is the
shortest and quickest route be-
tween 'Winnipeg, 'Saskatoon, Ed -
Manton,
Berth reservations and particu-
lars at a.ty.Grand 'Teuirk ticket, of -
ekes or write •
.lona Hansford &Son, city passen-
ger and Ticket Agents, phone 57
A. O. Pattison, station agent
C. E. HORNING, D. P. A.,
Uni\ n Station, Toronto, Ont.
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FOR
Walking and Riding • Oliver
plows
1.11. C, Gasoline Engines
McCormlck Machinery Pampa
and Windmills
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Corner of Princes and Albert
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'lie often an illiumination es big
as'the sun.'' Thb e is' leo' place in
town where tnbtieydown" goes`
fari;her•than l't,d?es eight here,
A CHINA CLOSET
or dresser bought foe 'spot cash'
frdne our present stock makes
wht' you see 'elsewhere look
like thirty cents,
Its Bur gaiins Galore we are
elleting'3itst'tl^ow'Yn'ti it
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God slave{ awl gracious $ani5l'
Long 'helve' our' nofble Klug
God 'slave the t:Kinig a
.Send' bites( eriletdrlOne.
Happy and iglorimes.
Loing to reign) over sus,
God save 'the •)cling
O Lord, our ,Cod arieiel,
Scatter his ,einemiies,
And) ' nuke khan fall,
Co(nilo'arn!d their .polities,
Frustrate thelia knavishtricksy
O+n 1'hee our Lelaets weft,:
• God slave sus all,
Thy choseanl gilfts in store
On him be plelased to pour ;
Long May the reign!!
• May he, defelnid1 Our 1aws,
And never Ig'ive •us: cw,usei,
To sing with heart end voice,
God save the King!
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frain from sending ,notices of en-
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Little Boy Was Rol.
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Expected to Live'
INas taken Sick with Diarrhoea
They Were 9g:. Miles Froin: a Doctor
SQ GOT
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Extract of.
WILD, STRAWBERRY,
Which Cured, Him
Mrs. Fred Schopff, Pennant, Sask.,
writes: -"I used Dr. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry when my little boy
was not expected to live. We were thirty
miles from a doctor, when the little
fellow took sick with Diarrhoea. He at
first would sleep nearly all day, and at
night would be in paid, and would have
a passage every five or ten minutes. This
went on day and night until he began to
pass blood. I gave him "Dr. Fowler's,"
but without any good effect at first, so
I began to give him a larger dose, and
soon he began to get relief. It was
the only medicine I had in the house at
the time, and I always keep it now •for
inside of three days my boy was outplay-
ing, and was as well as ever."
This grand remedy has been on the
Canadian market for nearly seventy
years, and is without a doubt, the best
known remedy for all Bowel Complaints.
Refuse to take .any other preparation
when you ask for "Dr. Fowler's."
There is nothing else that can be
"JUST AS GOOD."
Price, 35 cents.
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Co., Limited, appears on the wrapper.
Canadian
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Exhibition
PEACE YEAR
America's Great( at LlvegtoC Show
Acres of Manufactures• `` ' '' ' ' {
Ex4 bits I Yillie'Prodnces
Exhibits by Dominion G,jpveiament
Exbibite"by�Weit fadiee'" '
Grenadier Gii4' s, )lad• -
1 ragooas•.'Mitsteur R'ldd "' "
Auto -Polo Mutates
Greys+aa¢I ippod ,o,ne�.,,�,
Dozers Shp1,i4 S,p '•ulI ire
)Boy 4Obie ge4I ,
Canada • Biggest Doe Shoat
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to . t
Greatest oriental Spectacle
• ever ni'eaent f bn COp' ridgat
Paintings front: -England, SSotlaad, '
United0Silates atid'(tiada t; ft
Educational Ezhibtts
Goods inl proceel of Mabil!ag
Athletic Sports •-•
Aero if''yiircipkUse Plights
Grand-;Water'Carnivalf '':
Creature's "Pannone Bin d
Score or other ;Banide
Dozefi Bend'•Concert, De117
Chesapeake and Shaaa'oa' '
B`igg'est N idway ever '
Peace Tear (Fireworks
international Peace Tattoo
10. Banda 400 Musicians •
Au . 29 1914 *pt. 14 t.14
TORONTO.
Russian Retionval Anthem
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Lord, ;God, protect the Czar l Pow'r
fed and 'mighty, •
May lhein,glory, In glory reign,
Chorusyy-
Lord; God, protect the Czar ! Pow'r
ful tend -'mighty,
May he in. glory, in;glory reign.
He is our guiding, star, great in
pela a and, war,
Our teeth's ,true protector, long live
the 'Czr,
Chorus:-
He
hlorus.He is our guiding•- star, great pi
peace andt war, •
Our flaith's true protector, God, save
the Czar..
Thnmsday, August 20th, 1914.'`
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Franca -The Merseillaise
Ye sons of freedoiny wlake to glory !
Blark, hark! 'What myriads bid
you rise!
Your chifldren, 0wives and grandsire
hoary;
Behold their tears mod hear their
crielsy •
Shall hateful tyrants todechief breed
With hireling 'hosts, aruffianiband
Affright • and 'desolate the • lend
Whii1n•pea_e stand liberty lie bleed.-
Togiems To arms,,. ye. Brave,
The avenging 'snvorc unsheathe;
March an:! M ech on t All heants•re-
• solved
Onvietory, or delath.
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Now, now, the .d!angerous storm. ,s
rolling,
Which treacherous kings, confed-
'enate, raise;
The dogs of'wlar' let loose, arehowl
Ing, •
And lo'! our !kids, and ciities blaze
.And we shall basely view the ruin,
While lawless Spree, with guilty
stride,
Sprea,ls desolation 'far and wide,
With crime_ ,and blood' hist tangs
imbruing?
With luxury and Tide surrounded
The 'ile. insatiate despots dare,
Their thirst of power end goad un-
bounded,
To meet wind vend the Tight: and air,
Like beasts of burden would they
chard us,
Like Gods :Would bid their, slaves
• adore ;
But monies man, and who. is more?
Then, shall they long r lash and
goad ca?
0 liberty t Can dean resign thee
Once having felt thy genleleous
flame?
Oaln dluresons bouts or bars con-
filne thee?
Or 'whips thy moble. spirit tame?
Too long the world has, Wept, be-
wailing '
That falsehoods dagger tyrants
wield,
But freedom es our sword and
shield,
Ana all their arts are, unavailing,
' To ,anms, to arms, ye brave I
The avenging "sword unsheathe
Marc'hon, march „on ! All hearts! re-
solved,
On Victory orf death!
Children Cry
' FOR FLETCHER;S
CASTOR IA
WILSON'S
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FLY ,
POISON
Every ten cent packet will
kill more flies than $8.00 worth
of any sticky fly killer. Refuse,"
substitutes, which are most,.
[unsatisfactory.
Germany -The Watch :oudthe Rhine
A voles resounds' like thunder• peal
Mind clashing' waves and clang of
e'The Rhine) the rhliuie they'lrermau
'Rhine!,
Who gulards today. my stream
'diviine•?" • •
Hensall
Rev. E. F. 1/1cL.Smliith ofi Carnal
Church has returned' Prom, a couple
of weeks? vacation and took his
services on the, 16th,. During his
absence the pulpit was supplied by
Rev. Mr. Foote, ofeehedford.
Rev. J.E.J. Millyard; of'iLondoml,
accompained by Mrs. Millyard and
Balmily x, have► been spemudin.g the
past week 9n'Hdllsall, w(h)ence 'Mx.
Millyard was stationed before go-
iing to Lonldon.
Work on the new town hall is
progessiing nicely.' The )barge sub-
stantial concrete 'foundation is now
completed, and: the brickwork is go
iin•g up..
A break atthe electric stations
the first .of any account for 'yearsi
Befit the village 'without light• for
a'
few) evenings; but 'they ,are on
agadn.
Mrs, A Caseisle" a London Hos-
pital, where she unldaerlti'e!at- • an
operation, but is doing as well as
could be. expected.'
Dear' 'fatherland, no danger there;
Finn Mande thy eons to watch; the
Rhine l
They stand aunfired thousand
letrong,r •' P ,..•
Quick to 1avelnagel 'their ,country's
'wrong ;;
With -fillet toovetheir bosoms swell
They'll guard! the 'sdcredlamidmark
hvelll••1 ,
Phe dead off'a,heroilc race,
Frons heft:eerie wn'
look da,anra meet
t
heNlg
gaze :'
er.heyy swear with ,dwudntl;ess:h
,eart,
"0 •'Blhifne,
Be Gelman( as Buis breast of mine!
"While; flloiwle one drop of ,Gernaian,'
blood,
Or sword remains to guard thy
' Reod;
Whiee ref,lerests in patriot band -
No •foe slual:l bread thy, sacred
strand
'Our olath resounds, the river flows
bn golden light our banner; glows
Our itelarts will guard thy' stream
divine; '
"The Hhinel the rletree they Germain.
Rhine! e
CASTO i
and Children
For Infants C
1:" Use For Over 30 Yeaur
Always bears A.
the
,Signature of
REE1t CRUDItEN WELL
DERINC, "HOT WEATII'E[R,
Every mother knows how Petal
the hot summer months ,are •to
smell children , Cholera( infant,
diarrhoea dysenitry and stomach
troubles` are ' rife at this timle(alnd
often a precious little life is lost
atter only Ia few hours illness. The
mother who keeps 'Baby's Own,
Tablets inthe house feels ' safe,
The occasional use of the Tablets
prevent stomach end bowel trou-
bles or if the troubles comes sud-
defnly- taskt generally does- the
Tleiblelts will bring baby safely
through. They, are sold by reedit, -
eine dealers or by retail at 25 cents
•a box from) The Dr. Wi'lliams'rnedi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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SUNDAY SQHOOL,
Lesson VIII. -Third Quarter, For,
Aug. 23, 1914.
THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
Text of the Lesson, Matt. xxii, 1-14.
Memory Verses, 8, 9 -Golden Text,
Luke xiii, 34 -Commentary Prepared
by Rev. D. M. Stearns.
This parable of the marriage of tbe
king's son is found only in the gospel
by Matthew and sets before us both
the present phase of a rejection of the
invitation and also a glimpse of the
consummation, but chiefly the former.
Miss Habershon says in her book on
the parables 'that they cover the whole
period from the first advent of our,
Lord Jesus Christ in incarnation to His
second advent in glory. His incarna-
tion is implied; His life, ministry and
rejection are described, and His death
is prophesied, but most of the pictures
represent the time of His absence or
the epoch of His return. They were
not merely the words of the man Christ
Jesus, a great teacher and a God
sent prophet, They were, like all that
He said, the words of. His Father given
Him to speak, for He said, "Whatso-
ever I speak,' therefore, even as the
Father said unto me, so I speak" (John
ail,50). Hetaught also "through the
g g
Holy Spirit (Acts i', 2;x,38) so that
in all His teaching we have the Trin-
ity. even as in the parable of Luke xv
we see the love of the Son, the Spirit
and the Father. ,
Some aspects' of the lessen today,
such as the treatment' of the Invite -
tions, are similar to those of the great
supper of Luke'xiv, 16-24. The king
and His Son and the, servants are sug-
gestive
ug-
gestiv'e'of'the'Faillfee; tlie:'Son and the
Holy Spirit. The words "Behold, I
have prepared, * * * and• all things
are' ready; of verse 4 indicate that
"salvation is of the Lord"(Jonah 11,91,
frog first to last. ,lust as lu Gen, ill,
2
ro lied redemption
..I, the Lord God p v
clothing without any bele from Adam
and Eve, its neither Neal: nor Moses
'nor David nor Solomon had any soy
whatever in the design or constrtiction
of ark or tabernacle or temple, as the
disciples helped .nothing in providing
the food for the eve thousand, so the
purpose and the working of it out in
the whole matter of redeu ption and
the kingdom ureevbolly of God. Roth.
ng can be added to the full prepare
SALT PAST FIFTY
Careful diet is of utmost importance to
men and women past fifty years of age;
lit keeps up their'stieeth, and the oil
food in Scotts Emulsion is a nourishing
food, a curative nlediclne and a sustaining
tonic to regulate the functions.
It'cohtains the medicinal: fats of pure
cod liver oil and' science proves that they
furnish twice as much energy as other
foods -then too, it creates pure bleed,"
sharpens the appetite, relieves rheuma-
tism; strengthens the body aidalleviates
the ailments due to declining years,
Scott's' is free fain wines, alcohol or
harmful drugs. Beware of substitutes.
,, Commencing Saturday, July 25th, we place on
sale hunflreds of dollars worth of good, new, seasonable
goods that must be 'cleared`out to make rooiafi for our
New Fall Stock which the manufacturers start to ship
early in August.
Cut Prices on Dry Goods,
Cut Prices on Men's and Boys Clothing,
Cut Prices on Boots and Shoes, '
Cut Prices on Hats, capsand, Shirts
EXTRA SPECIAL -We have about `so Bop' Suits -' -
too many -which means 5o suits"at• man,ufact lrers
prices for the first o boys. Do '` s . t c ance
5 y cI73,lw.s ,, S t,,
I.
to save moneyon your boys new 'fall suits, they
will need them when school starts, sizes 24:1 0, 35
Also extra low prices on our Pumps and Oxfords
White Canvas Shoes, Sandals, Etc.:"
Plumsteel Bros.
MORE BUSINESS
SMALL PROFITS
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Shaw's liusiness Schools, •
• Toronto, Canada, give high grade
• courses and qualify young people •
• to earn good salaries. They in- •
• elude The Central Business Col- •
• > lege, Yonge and Gerrard Streets •
•' and Six city branch schools, •
r. Curriculum sent onlrequest. En- •
• ter any time. W.H4Shaw, pies.;, •
•• •
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tion which )3e rias mane. zee also
ilea. lix, 16. It is ours to heed the In-
vitation, "Come unto the marriage"
(verse 4), and to accept thankfully all
that the king has so bountifully pro-
vided. The abundance of the King's
table which we are privileged contle.
Wally to enjoy will fill 'us with joy' and
peace if we are only believing (II Sam.
ix, 13; Rom. xv, 13).
The story of ,a marriage takes us
back to Gen. 11, 22-24; add on toi"the`
marriage of the Lamb (Rev. six, 7, 8),
the former in Eden being a type of the
latter, according to Eph: v, 81, 82. The
brides of Scripture are most snggestive
also, as Rebekah,'Racbel, Asenatb, Zip-
pered:, Ruth and Abigail The story
of Rebekah, being obtained by the serv-
ant for the only son of his master,
bo had given all his wealth to Isaac
w
is wonderfully suggestive. The ques-
tion put to her, "Wilt thou go with
this man?" (Gen. xxiv, 58) is like the
"Come" of our lesson, and all the oth-
er "comes," such as Gen. vii, 1; Isa.
1, 18; lv, 1; Matt. xi, 28; Rev. sell, 17.
We do not read of any of these dis-
daining the invitation or..nialdng any
excuses nor of their being sorry that
they accepted. Contrast the conduct
of those in our lesson who were invit-
ed: "They would not come. * * *
They made light of it and went their
ways. * * * They took his servants
and entreated them spitefully and';
slew them" (verses 3, 5, 6). What ig-
norance, what blindness! How often we
are reminded of the pathetic words in
John 1, 10, 11: "He was in the world,
and the world was made by gin, and
the world knew Him not. He came
unto His own, and His own received
Him not." It seems almost unbeliev-
able that men should despise or make
light of the love and grace of God and
the offer of His kingdom and glory,
but the wicked adversary, the god of
this world, is always doing his utmost
to blind people's minds, lest the light
of the glorious gospel of Christ, who is
the image of God, should shine unto
them (II Cor. iv, 4). The carnal mind
Is also enmity against God (Rom. viii,
7), and none but the Holy Spirit can
break it down and convince of sin.
The burning up of tb .city (verse 7)
tuuy reser to ns tiestracuou uy lveuu-
ebadnezzar et the time of the captiv-
ity in Babylon or the destruction by
Titus some forty years after the time
of our lesson -probably the latter. The
highway message may cover the whole
of this age, when from all the world
the guests are being gathered for the•
marriage of, the Lamb.
The bad and good, remind us of the•
net of Matt. xili, 47-50, and the end of
the age. wben there shall be the separa-
tion. `We are to gather all who seem
willing and 'leave it to Him to prove
who are really His and who are mere
professors, who really have and woo
only seem to have. '
In one place we reed of the queen e)
and also of the virgins, her companions
(Ps. xlv, 9. 14). le Matt. xxv. 1 (Syriac
and. Vulgate): eye `'read of the Bride-
groom and the Sride and tbe, virgin&
In Rev. xix. 7, 9, we read of , the
Lamb's wife' and also 'of those who
are called to the inarringe supper. In
Luke xis. 86. we read of those who
wait for the return from the wedding.
All will be made plain in due time,
Now the great Ilnestion is. Have 1 core
dlallj accepted His luvitatlon?
imisomeasaliamdmmais
DQo't. Persecute
your Bowels '
Cut out c.thartiu and pusrgative& Ting ate
brutal-harsh-wineceuary. Try
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
Purely vegetable. Act
t autly on the liver,
eliminatehile,aed
. eothethedeli..
catemembrane
•fth•bowel.
Care Con.
c,tt,,ppatlmy
Mon.
�
lei�Mfeaed. ad fadltutfen, as minim Huai:
Small P111, Small Dole, Small Pries;
Genuine mutt bur Signature
drool Shoes
Among our,stock of School Shoes
or Boys and Giris
you will find opportunities aplenty for practising that
economy which is now. the,order of the day. And we
warrant it will be true economy, too, since all these
shoes are in new shapes. all leather, and good' hard
wearing quality, while prices will be found wonderfully
REASONABLE
Special for Saturday only
50 pairs: Boys Boots, all sizes, regular.
prices 2.00 and 3,00, Saturday price.... I. khoi
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