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SOME Rill -Ea FOR alikitITIFY..NO,'rNS'.
et Ps leseetesee ter One TO festlie We Olio.
7eraPleert ate aConottaire sts a Seeress of
3>1 keettes-80rese 'Ver The *Yee.
MPOrial
Abont equivalent to 0 itmer1ca1 t
Ono for
s�I
C*
aler 'mite ,American Uta 25c. a Gallon
These prices are Spot Cash at our store. Charged
or delivered 21c per gallon extra.
3ohnson's Kalsomin3 and Pure Mixed Paints,
Churches Alabastino,
John A Bruces Field and Garden Seeds
AVIS & ROWLAND,
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Clinton
SUGAR
THS Cates Mr tete clieleirsePeeeseaba a
general wit m y b $list Fbo ane can
make her owayn,, complaloon. This Asn
do by the closet$ eetessidee Vials obser twee.,
of the laws of hygienic i'elai$ _� By this s,'e
mean, first, be temperate iiu alt, thiiil;s. E c -
;Osseo profoundly imprem tt?#a nervous eye -
tem and .throughit all the mares of nutse.
tion of the humannseoha4ase are reelected.
The akin on the face is hit a email part of
..b entire akin surface. -The akin is large
and by no meccas relight time. It weighs
teal perinea.
Secondly—Take caro et the skin /Mole
A very larpfe proportion df the breakdown,
waste and muapunties of the- body are car-
ried off by the skin through the iued.tum of
the sweat. Fortunetely tow Caintortes se*,
the perspiration rarely flocs like a stream.
It is a pity it does not ram like a brooklet
from thaw- too careless to keep the skin
clean. Frequent bathing it necessary to re-
move this mass of eonstese .y accumulating
efi'ete products.
Thirdly—Se watchful of the bowels and
kidneys ; they, too, are mars of wants
and decay. To Ware We deafly removal
of waste, a daily bowel movement le neces-
sary, an4 the free action of the kidneys.
The kidneys, Iike sausage pipea, need
flushing, in order to inseam Gherr perfect no-
tion
If nature hats given Dao a dark, thick
akin she cannot rnaeft fib. and thin. If
she have moles, blotchoa, pernplea, scare or
running sores upon her she should go
to a specialist upon akin flneases to be ad-
vised, and have a apeor a treatment pre.
scribed for her partiouler condition. The
address of a good specialise can be gotten
at the ones, of any ,neeia I college or hos-
pital. Possibly the moat convenient way
would be to write . and salt "the dean" of
any a of our colleges to furnish the ad-
If one cannot go to a &specialist let her
try --what she can acenwpLish by . taking
care of herself. This fiorbealFing rules must
be followed for several months at least
before much improsemsrit will be notice
ed.
I The Nervous System. --moo not do any-
thing to excess. Secure...4 ht or ten hours
of sleep every 24 hoe. Cultivate the
habit of napping- -het peps' do much to
ward beautifying Talo some physical
exercise each day which +ball bring -a
many of the muscles inter play es posaihle.
Kneading bread brings the muscles of the
upper part of the body.tato nim activity.
Dancing is an edrahatee ateover exercise.
Walking--briak waleSae—re extremely
ay, wet orgot oods
s
airmen" he stent iast one boar ones nthe open
air.
2. Bashi ng -,Scrub t all over the
body with warm wet* and soap once a
`may > rising, e.
off he hob cold water, anh
dry quickly with a mash towel. If one
cannot best the cold weesas--if she shill or,
feel weak after the sgeseiterg omit Ite and
apo with bot wet* "mipdn sang to bed
instead.
3. The Bowels and leidneys.-Buy some
rhubarb root—it comas .wit in &square or
rectangular bite, and betel cheap, finless
aaovement
le L of eoo having!� root thebowel matae of a
daimts p-�a piece of
andpee da ore 'Baas moer at bedtlaou
me.
This given a �� ipnvement without
any p or the 11{fidneya especially,
drink wesat meek m mistime. Every-
one needs water a mal lubricating
pnrposee and as a helped- fertes in remov-
ing waste from the albnentary canal.
adult pson gppsttd drink two
qEveryuarts of waterer
daring l.1*' 1 bonus.
First car now arrived direct from Redpath's Refinery,Montreal
Quality the Purest, Prices the Lowest.
Special Cuts in 100 lbs. or Barrel lots.
Teas, Coffees and Spices 'a Specialty
BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED
J. 'ViT. Irwin, Grocer
MACKAY BLOCK, - - - - CLINTON.
MEN'S BOYS' and GIRL'S
TRAW HAT
NEWS O
The total :paid, adttiiisiiln:l to the
World's Ear June 1I were, $ 4,4tir',
Total. aid adxstiasionq, tueluclang 41tt1p
>$2,ar71$er
11441#0i 'Iufnirn e#it benebeleOeSs; e„ irteed.
Mr 74. 8. Ityekmau, eev
on of B. Dr
Ryckman, of ccaticoolte, Montreal. ethodist Canferrenee, has been, noini-
ated.ter the Legislature by goat York'
Botiser, rvativ•
J. obangeae .and Scratches o f ~ every kind
-enhuman o> axttpiols, oared in .309124Petee
by Woelford'a ;Sanitary Lotion; Thia never
felt$, Sold by Watt's 4 Co. Druggist.
A . singular 'wedding -has recently
taken 'palace in Christ Ghurgh, New
Zealand, a Wolman withoutarts being
married to a hue, stalwart young man.
brid
the e's ringtoeswas, bpetweain wlaced onhich onshe e ofgrasthep-
ed a pen and signed the marriage re.
gister.
If yon desire a beautiful .complexion,
absolutely free from pim¢lea and biotebes,
purify your blood by the nee of Ayer's
Sareeperille. Remove the oauae of .these
(Refigurewe sts and the akin will take care
of itself. Be sure you get Ayer's Bar-
saparilla.
Some three years ago, lays the Argus,
while Mr John Brown, of St, Mary's
'was working on the farm of Mrs A.
Beattie, Blanchard, he lost a silver
watch which he was wearing at the
time. As Mr Brenton, the present ten-
ant of the farm, was plowing the other
day, the watch was turned up quite
uninjured, and was returned to its
owner.
Qq !lave jut}$. received one,Ql
and an 141P:ipso^ ne
j9irepared.
�s
¶Qos0�,
Virind ovfr Mid o►
S4OULtD,
—See our 15 cent—
GIRLS SAILOR MATS
—AND OUR -
1O Cent BOYS HATS
Cnosswsra., Mioh., May 10, 1892.
Iaaao Williams Company, London:
Deus Bin.—As per agreement, I write to
let you know that I still inhabit this mun-
dane sphere. I am still taking Royal
Crown Remedy, with good results --for
they all tell me I am looking and walking
better, and what everybody says must be
true. Yes; I certainly think I am feeling
better, and hope the remedy will do its
work. I shall continue taking it as long as
I continue to improve. I think I will go
down to.Coldwater within a couple of weeks
and I will keep you posted as to my con-
dition. Very respaotfully yours,
H. Tncvna.
P. S.—I met a gentleman on the train
on my way' home, who lives in the north
part of the State. He is troubled in some
respects just as I am, namely kidney and
liver troubles. I recommended your
remedy and gave him some circulars, and
he said he would send for some.
Men's Straws at 15c, 17c, 2OO1 25c
M
No better in the trade. 5 per cent off for Cash.
oats & Son, Clinton.
Special Notice!
As an extra indnoement to CASE purchasers we have made arrangements with a lead-
ing firm of Toronto for a large supply of Artistic Pictures by well-known masters,
all framed and finished in drat-clase style, and suitable for the best class of resi-
dence. Eaoh'onetomer will be presented with one of these magnificent Pictures
. tree when is to supply my customerswithgases ood aggregate Thirty
Goode at Bottom Prit Dee.otto in business
TSE Usta op Bowes arca 18rwe.---►n
The Record for Decameter 8 was printed an
engravee's experience is thea use el
for the relief of effeetraas of the eye
in from strain. He held found re
string a solation made kora a teaspoonful of
powered borax in a teashleeful of wakes.,
wetting the eye with tlhaste ger tips.
Two oorresprfndeoin 'Write desiring
further fnimrmatdaie. The setrin ent
qualities of borax Luigi* make it beneficial
to the Daae stated, beelea siikwline qualities,
as well as this astrhieni property, make
ite administration da oras, for such a
delicate organ as the eye. it is best not to
experiments.
what is one man's ipeat
is another's poison oorreepondents
had better consult cep omaliet, and if they
try the borax try &for a condition of the
eye for which he will airy it is needful.
The correct ppwnounciatitln of "boracic" fa
borane, with the sooeat. un. the middle syl-
lable.
CoiasTri:ATIOA a fions.'a er DrSEAsit.--
When, writes& a medical authority in the
Phrenological Journal, ft Is properly under-
stood that sluggish oA constipated bowels,
by retaining for a long Arne the residua of
digestion, may become the source of the
most dangerous disease, through the absorp-
tion of their poieouo products into the
blood, the imppgrtan-e of keeping 'the intes-
tines clean and in norttaloondition is mani-
fest. The number of deaths that are due
to retained feces in the bowels cannot be
computed, and it fs fait to claim that the
majority of those who lose their life in
early or middle age from intestinal ob-
rtrection or the eap$ic censequences of
waste accumulation he the loculi slid flex-
ures could be eared Joe further service in
the world by a prompt' nee Af` the syringe.•::
In those malignant frame of disorder that
are due to the rapid development of pto-
maines or pernieiosti germs in the tissues
and blood, and espeeialiy 'those whose
leading characteri$lo is intestinal inflam-
mation or gastric beeekdown, no agent
known to medical acsenoe is superior in
remedial virtue to wateremand, b en cool
or
the
warm, as the case nay y
mouth or rectum.
lt-
Ne r Light • Law
The rumor that Messrs McIntyre and
Froget, of Montreal, backed by George
Gould, of New York, are trying to get
a controlling interest in the• Grand
Trunk Railway,� is interesting, to say
the least. Mr Mclntryre, in the early
days of the Canadian Pacific, was a
director of that road, and it is said that
he would aim for the Presidency of the
Grand Trunk, if he could manage the
little deal upon which he is now re-
ported to be engaged.
SOAP—Although the principal Soap Manufacturers have advanced prices 30 per oent.
we will supply all Electric Soaps and the noted Sunlight and Surprise Soaps at
the old figures. Call and see those beautiful Works of Art, samples of which are
on allow at our store.
TEAS—Our stock is replete and well selected. We offer excellent values in fine Teas
including best grades in Black, Green and Japans. Try our Russian Blend and
Grown Blend, the finest in the market.
0/ELINAWAIM—Ettaraine the quality and prices of onr Combination Dinner and
Tea •Sets, and be convinced that Bargain Day with ns is every business day
throughout the year.
N. ROBSON, -- Clinton
SPRING *No SUMMER' 1893
We invite pour inepootion" of our new and extensive Stook of
They are a great improvement on the al style mower --run >z!>y;Qh,.
easier and do better work. They are not expensive. $ee theta.
New
Iaokay$lStoreoek'HARLAND BBrick
Minard's Liniment is the Best
Sam. A. Walker, a constable, and
brother of M. A. Walker, a member of
the Tennessee Legislature, was arrest-
ed • last week, charged- with murder.
Mrs Louise Cummings, who was ar-
rested last Friday. charged with the
murder of her 10 year old step -son,
confessed that she and Walker had
been discovered by the boy in a com-
p
kromising phosition, and that they had
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lampe and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs,
etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. War-
ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by Watt's & Co. Drug-
gist.
Michigan is about to try a curious
experiment. A new law provides that
any one convicted of drunkenness may
take his choice between a term of im-
prisonment and a course of tieatment
at some Keeley institute. 11 the pri-
soner elects to be cured of the appetite
forstrong drink, the county shall spend
at least $70 for that purpose. The
scheme will be watched with interest.
It is an acknowledgment that drun-
kenness is a cureable disease, and an
admission that penal practices should
be taken into account the welfare of
offenders as well as the protection of
society.
filled the c ild to shield themselves.
no
—WANTED AT THE ----
Beaver .• Woolen e• Mills .• Stor
Next Door to Harland Bros Store,Brick Bloch
CLINTON, ONT
The highest market price in Cash, and more in trade for Wool.
Electric Carding Machine in Connection. First
Class Rolls Guaranteed.
Wool and Carding sent by rail will be carted to and from station free of charge.
We keep a large and well assorted stock oft,
Fine, Medium and Coarse Flannels, Tweeds, Blankets, Sheet-
ing, Horse Blankets, Yarns, Single, Double and,Treble Ply,
All -Wool • Socks and Hose, Knitted Goods of all kinds. Suits
Made to Order and fit guaranteed_or no sale.
Custom Spinning, Weaving, Falling and Finishing taken in and sent to the mills at
Union, and retarned at short notice, at lowest possible prices. Ourgoods took two
diplomas and gold medal from several different factories three successive years. We
do business on the square. Call and see ns.
BEAVER MILLS WOOLEN CO.,
E. C. WILLSON, Proprietor.
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Fruits, &c.
Believing that we are now in a better position to handle your trade than ever before, -it is
atone unturned to gain custom. 'W.e take it for. granted tat
evt intention a tp leave no for Good abode, and a decided leaning`towdrds przoee. In view
everybody has sere glad
of. those fac$s we dee gle►d b throet attention to our large aeeortmetit and the bargains we
Th -'extent of our mock is, ttnnsnally large, and the variety offered in styles gand
r.
offer. sofail to
sizes everyis so ep r that We think will be !Mind complete. Nothing havin0ibegen neglected
stock
ar
lien aur
d0 This
� locality. In !y this loo i
offered in
ever aft ed y
l a
asortment
ate
in our efforts 4h make it any quantity
most Dom s and good Butter, We also pay (lash for both
season we oda handle ally, uaniitq of complete
of times articles. Cdsh win be paid for Eggs by the waggon which ie now on the road.
Your attention is s000iellp directed toour Gents Gaiitterrs a01. 5. pecial anile tes o on. Japan
d Shoes
at 50o. Ladies' Attttorted S 1)1.%.
e Nide IOW Raisins 4 0., s eons Corn, Peas oe Tomatoes 250., 8 bare
(1 bo y Oil2fio ata ,
atelope$• �p i,,o„ 8 lire: Ginger Snaps for $5b., 2 vans Bed Salmon for -SSD. Thank-
ing ing yoti for your past favors and soliciting a oantinnance of the game.
Mrs. titadatone ant Werman ynfrraglats.
The repbrt that with the blessing and cep.
proaal of Mrs. Gladstone some seoedel's
from Lire Wornsn's Ifersrt Federation had
farmed a new assoaiati nHa does .not convey
by any moans all the isrf enation available
on this eubjeet. The numbers of the new
organization, whish la to be called the
Woman's National Wooed Association,
have -eased to concern themselves with the
advocacy of the woman% suffrage principle,
and their onjoot eine* simply the promo -
lien of the official L balral prn 'ramie, in
which women's suifrafga.ispi+►ced very much.
in the background, if it have a plant; they
at all. It was in of somcthins
e r
infilo W
om n
n
lin:..
a revolt t
like re
l k o�
'Mrs. f31ad
aWno
Liberal sod-rhapzan' iY�M�
decided to wit draw ltfim-tbe presidency off
that body., The fiaderi�➢�#ipn have not, how-
ever, -eased to suppothfre Liberal party.
they only refuge teads114 that the women e
suffrage'prineiplo may-p,opsrly be reloggated'
to a anbbrdi... Vette" iii the liberal
31$80 1, & . mczu OZ Cash Merchants, nhil' ?rags.....
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Has no equal for the prompt relief
and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs,
Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of
Voice, Preacher's Sore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grippe,
and other derangements of the
throat and lungs. • The best-
known cough -cure in the world,
it is recommended by eminent
physicians, and is the favorite
preparation with singers, actors,
preachers and teachers. It soothes
the inflamed membrane, loosens
the phlegm, stops coughing, and
induces repose.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
gys Sacrifice Sale
taken for consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease, and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. It is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does
not interfere with digestion or any
of the regular organic functions.
As an emergency medicine, every
household should be provided with
Ayer's .Cherry Pectoral.
"Having used Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral in my family for many years, I
can confidently recommend it for all
setho • complaints it is claimed to cure,
Its sale is increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this prep—
a-
e
ration has no equal as a co h Ctir.
S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N.B.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Pr r sl by Dr. r. C Ayer 8t Cd.. Lasa!$ Mattis.
5eld by 511 Drs gisttr. Price $k; acx bott�e5, $s.
Prompt to act .tato to CUrp
3
ave
BOOKS, Stationery;
WALL PAPER, &c
Q,In order to clear out the entire stock of W. H. SIMPSON, it has beenldecided
to offer the sametat prices away below cost. Everything will be sold at each
figures that will make it of interest for purchasers to come here.
THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD OUT
PRICES ARE MADE ACCORDINGLY
This is a genuine clearing sale, and it is desired
to clear the whole out in 30 days.
RUMBALL' S CLIMLIZ FACTORY,
Huron Street, Clinton
We have on hand an assortment of splendid
BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, & WAGGONS
Which we guarantee to be oftifirst-class material and workmanship.
I you want a good article at the price of a poor one, call and see us.
F. 'R1TI/I B A.LL, .- CY.IN TC)N
ho Whiternan Pea Harvester
THE BEST IN THE WO1%LH
For the following reasons: --1st it is built of the beet maleable wrought iton and steel.
2nd—lt requires no holes to be drilled in cutter bar. 3rd—The outside divider eat
be raised or lowered at book or front independent of lifters. 4th—It has no red At
the baok to hold ob'steactiens and cause (Shelling. 5th -there is no springs to break
or get out of order. $th—it bat movable clips and can be Stet in line with tangos
if mower bar drags beak. 7th -•Each lifter has a guard stay,: and breaking , mower
earl
raised
then
and o
isi do
n
dent oftheo ,
'iter u
�. ahh
th Eo pe
.h $
acrd ie si ask lo, h
i el.
� of lisle. e Mit g ab a
ward
or lowered at the back WWI �o !tela lit front shortie mower q
The nuimbarF of machines -ted during the peat season trashier it large number of tbo
leading faxtstorg of the Province to, teetify to its' ni±a. aEvery. k' f machine 1 is warrant-
ed
ars tt-
ed aild given on-t'8st. Sample )haphinb can s
Shop, Clinton, also at different shops throe h the nonuty, Jarrles Whiteman, pa tan.
tee And manuA
facturer, mulree.
TILOS BIWWN, General' Agent, SEAP011