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stili, 1*mbex(n(rlt's friend ever stared to write, ". lin 3rittishPrince „
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'tlie.:;,the Z skive, soot, a • she eft .outside.'9 a gltralts ofiVhon:elewits aCh11d,ahe.Cried toe ( totlq..
peed paha as they are Al the tibeitltar h a eececnt�tIy b ills tifirge Men sba became Mi ,13he clung to atsto>.m, •
a aria of Enrnpe, pule 11' G lt100 recently ,leen Analciet
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noir' ilanodir. salt works (t not , ,:' lal;g.e tearcer andu
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gni* ani>x,t)wl , eeredn d0 minutes strugg1dd to advance. Still, inch by
Ilprd'a Sanitary Lotion .This never
Sold. by Watt a, do Co; .Druggist..
•eat estiMate•places the aiuount.
nding'; :tilnber in the State of
ington at 300,000,000,Q0a`feee.
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A " SIINLIO11T" PILLAR
VECIAL Rey
o Viet 4/
retry/esly
BACK AC 11
DDDDS
KIDNEY
PILLS
inch she struggled Ole, until her : 00a1
began to give out and she run Into St.
Michaels in the Agoras, for a fresh
supply, ` After leaving StMichael's;she
met the same hind of weather as be-
fore, and had it up to Sandy Rook.
About 0 o'clock in the evening as the
captain was, eating his supper, and do-
ingso with considerablediifcult on ac-
count of thee poundingand rolling of
the ship, and the secon'officer was on
the bridge, a great wave which the first
officer says was "like a cliffs" came over
the bowii, carrying away everything
before it. The Swedish boatswain of
the ship, Charles Lastadius, was on
what is chilled the "fly bridge," a struc-
ture extending out in front of the real
bridge. He saw the cliff of water fall-
ing on him and grasped a stanchion.
Stanchion and man were swept. away
like leaves before a hurricane. The
second officer saw the boatswain
rise on the top of a wave close on the
starboard hand. It was bright star-
light, so the struggling man could be
seen as he was swept along on the great
surging billows, and he was shouting
for help. teseectefts,..;.',L'••r,VRB�1�
Thomas Jones is the second officer's
name, and Mr Jones made one of the
greatst casts of the kind ever read of•in
seafaring titles. He grabbed a life -buoy
which was hanging handy on thebridge
and threw it out Into the waves with
such pprecision that it settled down
over the boatswain's head, just as peo-
ple at Coney Island throw rings over
cheap canes in the booths of the 'fakirs'
in summer time. The man pulled it
down under his arms, and though the
water was so intensely cold that it
numbed him, struggling bravely for
life. The captain, hearing the cry of
"man overboard," ran on deck and or-
dered the ship backed down toward
where the boatswain could be seen,
rising on the top of the giant waves in
the starlight, and driving to the north-
east. The steamer backed down past
the man, trying to get near him, and
then a great wave swept him around
the bow to the front side of the ship`
Then he was swept away into the night
and Captain Innis lost sight of him.
But the captain heard a loud wry from
him, and noting a star in the direction
from which the cry carne, he steered
by that star and soon saw him again
bobbing like a cork on the foaming
crests. of the starlit waves. The steam-
er ran toward the struggling man and
then close to him, until be was just
abeam close aboard. A great wave
reared itself with the boatswain on its
crest and dashed him against the ves-
'sel's rail. Ile grasped it as a drowning
mad would, and the wave, receding,
left him there. The than was dazed, as
well he might be, and clung so tightly
g five the rail that ittook
of his ship-
mates
mates to loosen his hold and carry him
below. Hot water, hot whiskey and
hot clothes soon brought him around
all right, and when the British Prince perimental Stations. "Injurious Insects"
arrived here he was none the worse for are described by Mr. James Fletcher, Dom -
his remarkable adventure.. inion Entomologist. The Poultry; Dairy,
Veterinary, have each e. department. We
advise those of our readers who are not
subscribers to send for a sample Dopy.
Address Tee We. WELD Co., London. Ont.
Sample copies are free. Subscription price,
81 per year.
yl}e1R Spavin illime ,:,',removes all
eoft.or calloused, Tatni s and Blem-
trom' horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs,
iii, Ming Done, ti Sweeney, Stifles,
ni Solve and Swollen- Throat, Coughs,
• Saaire,, 50 by use of one 'bottle. War-
the•inost. • wonderful:" Blemish Cure
own.': Sold bT Watt!s d: Co. Drug -
scent; invention is a cradle which
cloekwork<mechanism and at
time plays baby tunes.
>ELA•' • I$ DANGEROUS.
titidneye are MO of order delay is den -
.
.d eeeee3 may follow and become so
.Ii . ed that months of suffering will
gelitlo:tonic '.like Dodd'sKidney Pills
a•Oeptab`it'tothe kideeye end protects
m•disgdio, are•akidney toed.
fleeces at ten goats and the
of sevi;rai hien for half a year are
red to make a genuine cashmere
d*ard"and tt half wide.
boos lkhison,ofBrownsv,illey, ind•
'%Thad been in a distressed condition
,reel oarafrom Nervopsness, Weakness
o'1nach,kDyspepsia and Indigestion
�,, t)aitll Was gone. I had, been
ng cons aticllr with no relief. I
,one:bottle of, South •American Ner-
thioh:done me more good than $50
wry weakly person to use
abiyand, lovely remedy. A trial
'�1XlP-ognvince you. Warranted by
fro , ! Druggist.
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of dagtorin. 1 ever id in my life.
fl adviga
nf,,'Oenis tunnel in Switzer-
ier°•the Alps, is seven and a
,lien It was begun in 1857,
W:1811 and its total cost was
BLACES THAT HAVE A
'NATIONAL REPUTATION.
that -unique combination
amond:Dyes, are three Blacks which
a obtained a.world-wide reputation for
it -class work ; they are called, "Fast
ackfor 'Wool," "Fast Black for Silk and
T4g�
t_ her' thr.e' s" and "Fast Stocking Black"
Skitdyeshere
are titled in thousands of
Cana diti homes, and washighly prized for
tkeir`'beanty, fastness and great durability.
ben,yau puchase Black Dyes for home
yeiiig, liesthat your dealer ;fives you the
e costliest cigarever exported
�?Ilavana Were - quantity made
k.yl
for the Pr nce of Wales and tat '$1.87tece at the factory,
*Ph in New York with
QMME± DABLE.
e not consistent with the high
of Syrup of Figs are purposely
the ca. . Fig Syrup company.
rtly oh the kidneys, livor and
t)leanaing the system effectually,
nota cure-all; and makes no pre.
Otte: every bottle will not
itiste:
nuterresting.piece of information
light Out `durin the Brussels con-
inec. is;'the fact that there are at pre -
atm) less than $100,000,000 of counter-
eit• silver ,.money in circulation in
r°ipe, Belgium, ,,Switzerland, Italy,
;pain and Fortugai.'
Aia#nb two months ago Mr. MoLaohlan,e
anresident at White lake, near ging-
fion,felle in his barn and, had,;one of his ribs
eokeit -He never fully recovered, and niti-
xrltt+elyr h loatbia season. Doctors adver-
#often to Brookwood asylum.
re Friday, but his health be-
d• Monday afternoon he
Illi -8. A, .t.•Witt f arts
X ynn, Mu u.
or th'e-Goodof Others
340,- 00, lVtUtfititrr ttean•t1Ly Etr-
e r` . d or tees' IloodJ,s• S'a►reagtarttrra.
We ire. lz'tearcdto present this from
A. A. Williams, of the Sillsbee
i 11 et Christian Church, j y'nn, Mass. :
,ry 1'ec�tlyirylt` Irby a,lerttvriian,;Sore than
a Myriam, e:ii know Wheredf he speaks,
alloitla itesit:tte to nil>,pi O' t .
its
Article of 114eylt
ti wottli tetift, tvlticii lie or life, tan1Ily boo
1 n ltd •
signally'tit+ tetT 1 !While() ti r o ro
fitlil , tilt i w 6 ea t
kyr• itne , it1 extol ct nlldetibenefits
e ht ,wire
�` .. ilex o k.. (a. q
for tunny yet re•Ifeefi.;i•sitffercifirorni severe
.604 FiOttdaehb.
tan+iisill+ fr elk rebut d'little Hein;inie ba; ''tried
mat proniI't.( '1t'bll but per.
li t ,ail a'titolitl`g ivn ht'r abotr
apar111a41t 8e'ein.4 surp�rlit-
Otte hettleeetillett'atifinid•,ette
of haadaehosi ref ed In
l their bite*
hen team -*1;
out Mr. Laurier's lltteraneee last week.
His prediction. that "the third nation
to adopt freetrade will be Oanada, the
seconddaughter of England,."metwith'
ringing cheers,' Which old znhe had
struck the right chord in the hearts of,
his hearts.
There are a number of business men in
Clinton, who, whenever they want letter
orbit' beads, or any Wertz repairing a de-
sign, send to some large •• city and place.
their order. They do this because they
think it is tmpossible to get the work done
as they want it at home, .and hence order
the whole thing elsewhere.
There is another way, however, whioh
will give them as good results at less cost,
andat the same time keep the greater part
of the work in onr own town. The Grip
Printing and Publishing Co., of Toronto,
makes plates from gpeoial and original
designs, which they furnish, suitable for
any business, at a small cost. These can
be printed from at the New ERA office, and
used Jor all subsequent orders until a
ohan a is again desired.
We can take your order or you can write
direct to The Grip Printing and Publishing
Co., 201 and 203 Yonge St., Toronto.
Speakingof two rowed barleyy,a rain
dealer of obourgg said to the Globe re-
presentative: "The farmers were told
on the hustings not to trouble about
the loss of the Ameriean market; the
Govelmment was finding them a better
one in Britain, where 80 cents a bushel
would be an ordinary price. , To -day
two -rowed barley is quoted at 25 cents
a bushel, and is not wanted at that
price except for feed.". Surely the in-
telligent agriculturalistcan never again
be fooled by monopoly upholders.
The January number of the FARMERS' An-
voceTR has come to hand, and a handsome
one it is: This long established' and ably
conducted agrioultural paper deserves the
hearty support of every Canadian farmer.
The copy now to hand is illustrated by A
very handsome engraving of sherd of typical
Ayrshire cattle, the property of David Dior -
ton and Sons, Hamilton, Ont. The con-
tents of the papers are all that . a farmer
could desire. The editorials in this thane are
devoted to live stook matters. ' The Provin-
cial Fat Stock Show, recently held at Guelph,
is very ably reported by the editors, and
should be of great interest to farmers gener-
ally. Another article of more than usual
interest is entitled "The Value of Fancy
Points in Breeding Stock." A report of a
speech recently delivered by the Hon. John
Dryden follows.. The Tamwortns; a recent-
ly introduced breed of swine, are practically
described, after which eoines a series of
artioles on the ‘• Winter Care of Sheep"
"How Best to Overcome the Present Agrt .
cultural Depression " is discussed by James
Elder, who handles the subjd'dt in.a fearless
manner. Mr. John Hobson writes of "Ag-
ricultnralExhibitions" with ungloved hands
Other articles are by Professor Craig, of
the University of Wisconsin; W. H. Hil-
born, late horticulturist of Dominion Ex.
A LONG PROCESSIQN.
of diseases start from a torpid liver and
impure blood. Dr. Pierce'e Golden Medi-
cal Discovery aures every one of them. It
prevents them, too. Take it, as you ought,
when you feel the first symptons (languor,
loss of appetite, dullness, depression) and
you'll save yourself from something serious.
In building up, needed flesh and strength,
and to purify and enrich the blood; noth-
ing can equal the "Discovery." It invigor-
ates the liver and kidneys, promotes all
the bodily functions, and' brings back
health and vigor. For Dyspepsia, "Liver
Complaint," Billiausness, and all Scrofu-
lous, Skin, and Scalp Diseases, it is the
only remedy that,s guaranteed to benefit
or cure, in every case, or the money is re-
funded.
About Catarrh. No matter what you've
tried and found wanting, you can be cured
with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. The
proprietors of this medicine agree to sure
you, or they'll pay you $500 in cash.
For the first time since (oolorado'be-
came a state, the Republican' party has
lost all voice in the control of state
offices, and yesterday the victorious
Populists •were-- duly installed at the
head of the various state departments.
To preserve a youthful appearance as
possible, it is indispensable that th; hair
should retain its natural color and fullness.
There is no preparation so effective as
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It prevents baldnee
and keeps the scalp clean, cool and healthy.
tAA Virder (Man.), despatch says: --
"Rev. J. Dyke, a Methodist preacher.
while returning from a parochial visit,
had both hands badly fr'ozmt. It is not
known yet whether amputation will be
necessary.
Pink Pills for Pale People are the only
Scientific and Rational, and therefore the
only Perfect Remedy ever discovered for
the oure of diseases depending upon a de •
prettied and Waterly state of the blood.
As they supply in a condensed form, the
substances actually needed to enrich the
blood and restore the nerves, they remove
the cause and so onre the disease. All
dealers or by mail, post paid, at docents a
box or nix boxes for $2.50. De. Williams'
Medicine Co.,• Brookville, Ont.
"Canadians should be true to Canada
first. last and all the time," sa s Mr.
Laurier. Has anybody any better or
more patriotic advlce.to give the peo-
ple?
APhysician's 0pin iou of Disease
Frcm a Leading Journal.
Over -work does leas injury than over -worry.
A leading physician says: "Tho over-working and
worry ing of brain aud mind and loss of rest
causes most of the. nervous aliments and many
other diseases that we have to combat. Itis
snaking terrible havoc in the rank and file of our
society. and it works in Bush a way that few
people properly realise their great danger, and
its victims are among our brightest and bes t
people, soleoted from the richest to the poorest.
Dally I meet with men and with women suffer-
ing from nervous prostration, headache, intim-
the result of Improper living and diet-
ing " This honorable physician's opinion agrees
with hundreds of our English, Canadian
and American practitioners' opinions. Those
dreultulcauses and ravages aro inoreasln as
seen by the hundreds of Dames, many of which
lead to insanity and death. But we are glad to
know that with the increase of the oalamitlee
modern science has made even more rapid
strides, and the old medicines are being quickly
replaced by new and more eeentiflo remedial
s
agents,
s, neo b work isggt'o thoroughly purify the
and reliable actions takingnhod a tmore ebit at d
system andpernranontly uplifting it. The great
and wonderful modern agent for this is known as
"Williams' Royal Crown Remedy." It will truly
be the wonder of the twentieth century.
William's Royal Crown Remedy is the greatest
Remedy on earth for general dibtlity.
The;Toronto Sir John Macdonald molt
ment fund amounts to only $3,186. Ten
thousand is wanted, and will apparently
be hard to get.
• ACUTE or CHRONIC,
Can be c i:red by the use of
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
of pure Cod ver Oil, with
- the Hypophos Mites of I,itne -1
and Soda. A •eble stomach '
takes kindly to it, and.. its
�Uatarrh in the head is a constitutional . continued use acids flesh, and 1
disease, and requires a constitutional nems- makers '0110 feel strong alsd
rly like Hoods Sarhapa►tillet, to ilffe t, a, 3vell. ,
i..
L•11rlr ai. ,,u,—.,. corp "(7bi19''IO! ,'. Ifswnroot eidbAtitete t
(l omen° Pee pitted bySoalit ri tlettne,+ •
<<,latilt ttkO +ge.780 >i'letty a Wel-knoWril'. t B6116Rille, to, deb7,,o drdr,!!t.,
r ` .rind Loa'
• ;' ... ofntr'r1 t r *dead,
/os, • e --.
1 DN ';,TRIAL FO OAY
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CJta diiia4 ei1tt { sit i iiktri sae futile' ct� eta. • app y . moot • diff ti ab o rii iii to, bei a
sal( wtmitilblttiatii, too *,,i) +;'hero• bisvp uavee t ; +'f irtu j • kit ,fit, fa lit , at,
tivo01'it • tea tie
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LABORSAVING,
PURIFYING
CLEANSING
EXCELI Ei CE
PURITY
(S.U.NLI HT ��iAw+llI, .
NNO JURRI-
1 SOA ) s CHEM
L11RCE
MERIT iRTR
RESULT.
LARGEST
SALE
E ire
FOUNDED ON MERIT -
Are aBLOOD
BUIL DER
and 111EBVE
TONIC.
They supply
in condensed
form ALL the sub-
stances seeded to
enrich the Blood
and to rebuild the
Nerves, thus making
them a certain and
speedy care for all
diseases arising
from impoverished
blood,andshattered
nerves, such as par-
alysis, spinal dis-
eases, rheumatism,
soiatica,loss of mem-
oryry, erysi e1as,-pal-
pi'tation of the heart,
sorofula,chiorosisor
green sickness, that
tar: v feeling that affeo : so many, etc. They
have a specific action on the sexual system of
both men and woinen, restoring lost vigor.
WEAK MEN
(young and old), suffering from mental worry,
overwork; insomnia, excesses, or self-abuse,
should takes these Puns. They win restore
lost energies, both physical and mental.
SUFFERING WOMEN
satiated with the weaknesses peculiar their
sex, suchen suppression of the periods; bearing
down pains weak back, ulcerations, etc., will
find these pills an unfailing cure.
PALE AND SALLOW GIRLS
Should take these Pills. They enrich the blood,
restore health's roses to the cheeks and cor-
rect all irregularities.
BEWARR OF IMrrNrriONB. These Pills are
sold by all dealers only in boxes bearing our
trade mark or will be sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt of price --60 oentsa box or 6/or 82.50.
%THE DR. V1ILLIAMS MED. CO.,
Brockville, Ont., or liorristown, N.Y,
Scientific American
Agency for
CAVEATS,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRICHTS, etc.
For information and free Handbook_wtite to
IIUNN i CO.. 301 BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
Oldest bureau for securing patents in America.
Everzpatent taken ont by us is brought before
the public by a notice given free of charge in the
>crau#cEir Aaraxicau
Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the
world. Splendidly illustrated. Noeintelligent
Year; should51.50 ix months. utA it.
Weekly.
,t CO..
i'raLlsuaie, 361 Broadway, New York City -
NEW FEED STORE°
HURON ST., CLINTON,
HANLEY & WALK.ER
Desire to intimate that they have openened out
a flryt-class Flour and Feed Store in the above
stand, and will be pleased to promptly 1111 all
orders in theft' lino.
•
Oil Cake, and Fiour and Feed
of all kind kept lit stock. -
We will take any kind of -coarse grains in ex-
change for goods.
riee's as Low as the Lowest. Orders solicited.
HANLEY & WALKER
COOK'S FLOUR & FEED STORE
Honest Value itt all lines. -
Don't pans this established and reliable store
when you want
ChoiceFainily Flour, Meals
Urain s, or Cured Meats.
,Quality A 1 anti pHoes iaa iow'as anyin town. 'We
glvo 10Ibo. of chuiee rolled Oatmeal fora bushel
of oats. Call and see es. Ododa dellverod to ail
parte of the town.
D.' COOK, CLINTON'.
•
FI - H � O T OS
0, HUARL'S fine new Ebketograpb (ti11try
being nate teed' for ogierht'ion, lie '.iri
Firftp Clat1g yC 11aie�tn itt
°sett,
at 0 pldtibl'ir*cni ;k S1t .,gi'1111UMg
r` y a,o h a o h a the eeeeeegefs"
,,aeons the hide of the eyrtefa,
tl.eye «r• - in ,"Oeiay.. 'Pt
t tluble. Uodd'a dfxrngaoua, Reg
Kl ney Pills ,bus 1 pato(' kidney
,promptrelief-. troubles result.
G, per cent. , In Bad Dl'oad,
0] digease is Drape s1a, tiger,
rat cat(se�t 6g Complaint, and
disordered hint• the moat den(l,
nays. • . ggeroue of all,.
"Mnyhtas'well Rrighte DtseAse,
try to have a. Diabetes and
healthy city Dropsy."
without sewer,. ' The abole
age, as good diseases cann(it
health when, the . exist where
kidneys are Dodd's Kidney
clogged, they are Pills are ysetd-.'
Sold by all dealers or sent by mail ea receipt
of price so cents. per box or six for $a. e.
Dr. L. A. Smith & Co. Toronto. Write for
book called Kidney Talk.
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BEANS
you are inter ,
you AU 14trto a6el*Fl
: or t0 F Xl1 X L1�3' rjbl'Ki i 4
journal for advertisers,
•nutters' Ink
speck Weekly`'and is'filled
w i x.h' :eontributians and
helpful' suggestions frons
the brightest Sands :i11 the
adv rtisiaig inline$
Print r&' Tui s ilsts
cines' a dellar a • year.' A
s�ifnple • copy will. be sent,
on, r'eeeipt of five e4btk.
Ei 4: F, ROW I,I.,fSc C41�, t
1(t Spruce St., . New iforlc.
' tTm tVE BEANS are a new dia.
1 coven• test cure the worst mese, of
Nervous Debility Inst Vigor and
Failing of hbooddyy'or mind • stated
by over -stork or the errors or ex.
• stews; of youth. This Remedy ab-
aolutt'y cures the most obstinate cases when a11-otber
T1te.ATMrnTa have failed oven to relieve. old by drug.
/Ista at 51 per package, or six for 65 or sent by mall on
renaipt at price by r,ddreeslue THE .1AStES MEDICINk
Cu •
Toronto. tint. Writs for pamphlet. Sold in -
Clinton by J. H. Combe.
A PRIZE REBUS
A Gilt for Everybody Answering
Puzzle Correctly.
z+41.00 IN CASH.
1' -k and .Till went up the hill to get a pail
Of
In the above t
" Water " is missing, and is to be found (*notated
itt the above sue ut J aeli and Gill. The publishers
•f Our Toting People, will give 191100 in
Cash to the in
who first van find the
word "Water " tit the above picture. To the. second
a fine Gold Watch. To the third a fine Silver
W atop. To the fourth an elegant Pive O'Olook
saver 'feta Servlco. To the lllfh an Imported
Engin Box. Tothe ttth a SimplexT y pe write r.
A Solid Gold Ring to each of the next two correct
answers. A S5 Gold Piece to the next three.
A gold brooch to each of the next ten correct,
answers- A committee consisting of five teacher
from the public schools of Toronto will be inviLr
to be present and wile the judges in the award f
prises.
Each contestant is to cut out the Rebus and make
a cross with a.leadpencll on the livedetiers (Water)
and send same to us with ten three -cent stamps
(or 110 Cents ill silver) for one years' subw ription
to Our Young People,which is a (large, beauti-
tully illustrated 16page magazIne,) a beautiful
Engraving The FirstHiss will he sent free by
return nail to every answer received. Remember
that yon get the paper for au entire I err and a
rhnuee for one or more of the prizes. Thin is your
opportunity stud if you delay you will miss and
regret it. We will give to the hast eh;:orreet
•tr, Wers received each a handsome tionvenir
Spoon of Columbus.
iiltiAl•Elt 11. 18 FOR 109 TO SAY whether or net
visitor at your homhave •Onr e forgthee next yearregular
land u
you arnce s. perfectly- sat[ tied ot the above
tb you ttinvest-
ment after receiving the lifet copy of Otir Young
People you can have your money back. Inn t
this Lair. e
The envelope which contains correct antwcr
bearing first post -mark will receive, first reward
aud the balance In order as received. Ile sure' and
answer tc-day and enclose 110 cents -nein you will
reeciVe the best value you ever d15 Inc t lie money.
Address tE) OUR TOEIN(, PEOPLE, Hing
- Street, West, Toronto, Canada.
J. C. STEVESU
—THE LEADU G. --
UNDERTAKER
' —AND
EMBALMER.
A FULL inNll OF
GOODS KEN' ill STOCK
ThabestEmbalming Fluid used
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT ST., CLINTON
Residence over store.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
ve11-known Rhyme the word
COPP'S
BEN MILLER. NIIltSRY
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL' UNSkid
NORWAY SPRUCE"; SCOTCH
ANI) ASTRACHAN PINE.
TES LAT?8x OP Enloe WE maxi A in:SALTY
LARGE STOCK ON RAND.
The aboye ornamental trees ane sbrebbery pill ba
sold at very low prices •and those wanting tl�
thing in this connection will save mony fry
purehaaing bare.
Orders by Mailwill be promptly attended
to. Address,
JOHN STEWART. - DinmINer,
DO YOU WANT
A First-class Step or Long Ladder ?-
A Handy Wheelbarrow ?
A eplesdid-'Churn, or anything of kik
nature? Then call oaiW. SMITHSON, a
shop, 110.7 Frederick 8t., or 11. Dinalley1
Will be atDinaley'h cornerevery8aturriy
afternoon
CD LsINTCOW
Planing : • Mill
-
�� DB,Y KILN!
HESUBBCR!BEI HAVIN411182 CONPLET
ED and furnished his nee Menthe 11I1
ebinery of the latest improved pattuncis now
prepared to attend to all orders In his line in ilia
most prompt and satisfactory manner end at ren
aonable rates. Ho would also return thanks to al
dot, patronized
being in ahe old l better they ion to exe
B , Bposition to elto
uto orders expeditiously and feels confident he can
ve eatietaetion to all.
FACTORY --Rear the Grand Trani
Railway, Clinton. ' `
TROMAB MaKENEI
WALL - PAPER
and Paint Shop
Is stocked with a Select Assortment of
American, and Canadian Nall Papers
WITH BORDERS TO BATOR, from five cent
rolls to the finest gilt. Having bough Urns, Papers
and Paints for Spot Cash, and my practical ex•
Cperlenoe justify me in Saying that ail wanting to
s= their houses inside or paint them out.
side will and it to their advantage to give me e
call
fl�'Shop, south Oliver'Johnston's blacksmith
shop. and directly opposite Mr. J. obidley
residence.
JOSEPH COPP
'Practical Paper Banger and Painter.
ROBE1T -:- DOWNS,
CLINTON,
Maut;Gettirer and Proprietor for the best Awa
Don in use. Agent for the sde and apple
Gatlan Of Obe nes e.ejra DAVM? JERSO1A110 BOULai
Oyt*NIa. STEAM FITTINGS furnishedand app
ad' os sheet notes..
SNlifirYt. ra/Fl/aea. Anti ail khlde 01
llu chl*Yery raipnalreal etpedltfo*taly
bled in M'atat elnetnry tetoitsnr
F,. •: •.
ellnly 1,gn¢lainetitll mrra ufaetured ane rebaiirkd
Steals and .wMter pumps furbish -ea find put :In
est tip Dry Mies
Acted tic,o
p p Chinges� Berate, appllca•
THE RIGHT
The new model o ooktord Watch, when
placed in a screw bail 398e. willfill a bon tele
want among farmers, as it Is not due proof
only, but very strong. Tho plate which the
wheels work between, not being separated by
pillars as in the ordinary
WATCH
But by the bottom plate being turned out of
solid piece of metal, with the edger left of the
top plate to rest on; it also being pendant or lever
set with sunk balance to prevent breaking, mak-
ing in all a good rung watch
For a Farmer
JOS. BIDDLECOMBE
McLeod's
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
Pot repose, Weak and Impoverlebed
Blood, D s e ia, Sled felyeite'>ta. Fill
ration of y the Eeart, ever Conti, " t,
Nburalgia, Delis et Memory`, Bron itis,
Conemnption, , Mill Stoiiee, ,Tau ii8iob, Elia-
toy and Urinary biitte:110 i 8tAritlib' Dan o,..'
rionO lltjre%tulttifiea e i Goneral 1)04004
u1eouton gahmmic% : • OMT
Ptlip. void litiiuutaet•Vbat,
Sold by .3, V. Oinnbe, Olttittott
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