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CIEE1.EO AND
KM COMPOUND CARRIES
-111,10 TO,.; OLD ; AND YOUNG.
onderful Cure in
ild ifo^kc, N. S.
:tl
ase That Was Pronounced
Incurable.
ATH WAS 'EXPECTED.
Lie Sufferer Saved From the
Dark Grave.
.BE CURED MAN PRAISES
AINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
.. J VERY DAY.
Father and mother, aietere and brothers,.
# t should all feel an interest in making home
fiapp , bright and joyous.
Ilome4oairnot be a bright and happy spot
While some loved oneis laid low with disease
and ya arae.
Thetis always prevails much anxiety,
dot}btnd Sear, for the safety of the sufferer.
• The trittsted family physician may be doing
.1i# hie utmost to banish pain and disease but
his eff'rte.aro .4tio often vain and fruitless.
Into' afflicted homes Paine's Celery
Compound comes like a bright angel of
ee cy:g,
'As soon -as the great healing
ie •hued, hope is revived, faith,etrenitth-
ened feels that heaven has Bent an agent of
"lifsthat cannot fail.
vo living mortal can estimate the bless-
ings they Paine'sCelery Compound has be-
.
etoerupon Canadian homes. The work
of`lifesaping., Wroughtby the great medi-
a ter marvellous and astounding; the re -
col Of anted, will endure forever.
• Every day 'bright and telling testim:ny
is gent in from all seeetions of our Dominion
'fluttering that Prine's Celery Compound
saved and cured, after other means had
utterly failed.
One of the very latest cures reported, is
that of Mr John A. Church, of Coldbrook,
N. S. a..
Here we have an array of solid facts that
speak in thunder tones of warning, and at
Ia the same time they are calculated to inspire
emery eapa_tl ing:,, cart with true_ beeps and
comfort.
.Hese we have a man who suffered in pain
and agony for long months, spent all bis
money for medicines that could pot ours,
• and who was givenup to die.
Mi -Church accidently heard of Paine's
Celery Compound, and made use of it ; the
\,medicine restored and renewed his life.
Mr Church tells his story as follows: -
It ie with pleasure that I give testimony
in favor of your marvellous medicine,
Paine's 'Celery Compound, Inthe spring
of 1892 I had an attack of La Grippe,
which put me into each a condition that I
Genial riot Bleep °rest. -. J. was completely
run-down, had extreme nervou'e'prostration,
and lay for days in a half stupefied state.
"After spending all my money for medi-
cine which did little good, I gavenp to die,
w�vhen one day a paper on Peinil"'a Celery
,C°impound was brought to me. I at ogee
procured the medicine, and derived great
relief from the first bottle. I slept better,
and digestion improved. After using nibs
bottles I feel like a new man. I can truly
say that Paine's Celery Compound snatched
me from the grave, and gave.me a new lease
of life.
4iI earnestly urge all sufferers to use
Paine's Celery Compound, feeling sure it
will Dire them. Do not spend your money
for medicines that cannot care yon.
Found Dead. !
1,Tr tiiuely Demise of Hon C. F.
Firrsor
Hoa Christopher ' indle Fraser, ex-
Glnmuiissioner.ot Ptt lic Wyerke. for'On-
WW W1IH . found•;.dead early Friday
morning, -in hie.room`at the Parliament
buildings. Mr Fraser had been in poor
health for eosno tine, ' Many telegram)
W0.relativee and politteal :friends
e.`.his re limalediatelt dispatehedc notify
Oft then! of. the elr-Mihibtev'e death,
t ,o'cldck.:Fv!iday rdorcnittg'. Mr
Fraser and �lr, Chamberlain, inspector
of pprisons,se��yy1�nms and .hob hospitals 1
'�O'iiti'tffo; i4t i freffIN t Itlfist"
absence of a month on their summer
•route, as it is called, attending to their
duties, Mr Fraser looking after the
registry offices, and the doctor after
charges. At the Station ;Mr Fraser
complained of heing,thedr and
Chamberlain accompanied b}m-as. far
:ata :the Parliament bpik ngs. :At 6
o'clock the night watchman took the
morning papers to Mr Fraser's room,
according'trrhis •custom: -He`• •ftiuryd
the door closed, but the gas was burn-
ing brightly., Not' ,hearing anvpne
moving inside, -the liatehinan entered
and•found'the ex -Minister lying •dead
the lavatory adjoining his room.
He had not retired.. His coat and vest:
were lying ton the •bed; and it was evl-
dent that death had taken. place notA
lou after he had arrives home.
gra ical examination showed that death
yw� due. to the failure of the heart to
perform its functions properly,
It is thought that Mt'' Fraser had.
•been seized with a faint'irtgg St similar
to the one he had taken' in the chamber
during the last few Weeks of.his rule as -
Minister of °Public li'orks and had
fallen over on his side, while in this
position his heart failed him and
death occurred in a fear inlnutes.
Sir Oliver Mowatwas informed of the
tragic affair early in the morning, and
was greatly -shocked; tis were•the'other'
Ministers in the city and many old
members of the civic service who had
worked with Mr Fraser for a number
of years.
He leaves a widow and several child-
ren at Brockville where for many years
he resided and which was his constitu-
ency during the latter part of his par-
liamentary career.
I was (lured of a severe cold by MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
Oxford, N. S. R. F. HEWSON
I was oared of a terrible sprain by MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
Yarmouth, N. S.
FRED COIILsON.
Y.A.A.C.
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STARE.
Saxony has the deepest mines.
England has 30,800 physicians,
India's cotton mills number over 160.
(ihioago's aeseseed'•oalualtign is 010,-
65068,
of tlowhide are weed in
Auatr'alia.
dhitia'arailroads would string out 124'
miles.
A California prune orchard covers 3,
300 act es -
.''Salt water. has, •.but ;little: effect on
alttirain um. •
Tthn'greateet salt Mine is,:Wieliezki,
near Cracow.
be afieted with 48 dif-'
fel ent diseases.
New York's departments cost over
$2,0001000.per year.
' Theit a is still -an army of chimney
sweeps in England.
Indiana; goinprisa, about one-half of
Ddezic&s liopulation.
Florida ships away 45,000,000 boxes of
,orangea.annually.
During last year there were 1,250 de-
sert-lgns from the navy.
Great `Eritaiii has 5,988 vessels en-
gaged in the foreign trade.
MAN'S PHILOSOPHY.
A round sum never squares a crooked
business.
I was cured of blank erysipelas by MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
inglesville. J. W. RUGGLES.
Elephants have been known to live
150 years.
It is repoated�that Dr. McKay, M.
P.P., of Ingersoll, is to be married to a
daughter of a wealthy Toronto citizen
at an early date.
Mr Moody has been invited, by
unanimous vote of 70 churches repre-
sented, to go to Japan for an evange-
listic campaign.
In Japan a man can "live like a
gentleman'-on--ariittle-Over $500 -a -year.
With this sum he can employ two set -
vantss pay the rent of a house and
have plenty of food.
Minard's Liniment is the Best.
THE SIZE OF THE SEA.
One gallon of water weighs ten
pounds, so the number of gale'
the Pacific is over 2,00,000,000,
an amount which would take more
than a million years to pass over
erinthe
a
Falls of Niagara, Yet, put
sphere, the whole of the Pacific would
only ineasure 726 miles across.
The Atlantic could be contained
bodily in the Pacific nearly three
times. The number of cubic feet is 117
followed by seventeen ciphers; a num-
ber that world be ticked uff by our
million clocks in 370,000 years. Its
weight is 325, 0)0,000,000 tons, and the
number of gallons in it 73,000„000,-
000. A sphere to hold the Atlantic
would have to be 5334 miles in diame-
ter. If it were made to fill a circular
pipe reaching from the earth to the
sun -a --distance of 93,000,000 miles -
the diameter of the pipe would be
+1,838 yards, or rather over a mile;
;;i while a pipe of similar length to con-
” tain the Pacific would be over a mile
and three•quarters across. Yet the
distance to the sun is so great that, as
has been pointed out, if a child were
born with an arm long enough to reach
the sun it would not, live ll,ng enough
to know that it had torched it, for
sensation passes along our nerves at
the rate of 100 feet a second, and to
travel from the sun to the earth at that
rate would take a century and a half,
and such an abnormal infant is an un-
ikely centenarian.
Thos. Coates, of Walkerton, whose
barn was burnt by lightning three or
four weeks ago, received a shock the
other afternoon that almost paralyzed
him. He was eugaged at the time in
building an oat stack. The lightning
passed down the fork and so affected
Mr Coates' arm that he was not able
to straighten it out, or even to let go
the fork for a considerable time after-
wards.
A terrible catastrophe occurred in
the Oregon Improvement Company's
coal mines at Franklin, 34 miles from
Seattle, at 1 o'clocGk Friday afternoon.
Already 37 dead bodies have been re-
covered from the mine, and it is known
that many others are imprisoned in
the fiery furnace. The number is as
yet only a matter of conjecture, and it
is probable that,none will escape.
Minard's Liniment the best hair restorer
Mr Davidson, the leader of the Con-
servative Opposition in the Manitoba
Legislature, was defeated in the bye -
election for Beautiful Plains Thurs-
day by Mr Forsyth. The Patron can-
didate was successful, there being no
regular Liberal nominee in the field,
In Brandon City Charles Adams,
Liberal, was elected by a majorrity of
180 oyer Mr Cliff, the Conservative
nominee. The result is regarded as
very disappointing to the Conserva-
tive Opposition in the Legislature, al-
ready very small.
HEART DISE.\6E RELIEVED IN 30 MINUTES.
All oases of organic or sympathatio heart
disease relieved in 30 minutes and quickly
cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
one dose convinces. Sold by Watts & Co.
and ALLAN & WzLsos, druggists.
NOTHING STRANGE.
Intelligent people, who realize the im-
portant part the blood bolds in keeping the
body in a normal condition, find nothing
strange in the number of diseases Hood's
Sarsaparilla is able to oure. So matey
troubles result from Impure blood, the best
way tC treat them is through the blood.
Mood's . tilts ire the best after-dinner
&asset digestion, prevent constipation.
Out of the abundance of the mouth
the tongue waggeth.
Manicures would starve if some peo-
ple's corns troubled them as little as
their consciences.
Some men make history that is nev-
er written, and some write history that
has never been made.
It is good to he rooted and grounded,
provided• you are not rooted in the
ground.
Go ahead when you are sure you are
right, but don't run over anyone else in
the road.
A gathering was held at Forresters'
A
celebration of the I.O.F. til)rplus hav-
ing passed the $1,000,0.00 putrit,
An acting, model of the human
heart,with every detailt has been
made. by A. French phyeicilu;. The
blood can be seen congaing to and from,
it through artificial, arteries.
.Island, netts esetc" Rt Thursday, Y, i
n
It may interest many ,t9 know, ryays
the Glasgow\ Weekly Herald, that in
the low -roofed house` 'here. Blucher
met Wellington there still lives a ven-
erable blind woman, win was 12 years 1
of age when the din of battle sounded
in her tery'ified,aears,.. Mark Francoise .
Roque is the old woman's name, and
she has told over and over again the
story of the tight, and how she hid her-
seltbehind a doorand tried to shut hut 1
the sound of the cannon's roar. She
itereelt helped to teind, the wtr mmIed i>
the house.
While threshers were at work on
the farm of George Whitney, on the
western edge of Akron, Ohio, a box of
dynamite was found concealed in a
sheaf of wheat. Half an hour later a
dynamite cartridge, which had been
secreted in another sheaf, was fed to
the separator, and exploded, wrecking
the machine and setting fire to•the
'barn. 'John Whitney, Jacob ' and
Meyer and Charles Lacey attempted
to rescue the horses in the barn. They
failed and Meyer lost his life in the at-
tempt, while Whitney was fatally and
Lacey painfully injured. Four horses,
one mule and several cattle were
burned to death, and Whitney's en-
tire wheat and oat crop and many
farm implements were destroyed.
According to the Ontario Govern-
ment's crop report, just insued, fall
wheat is probably the most successful
crop of the season. Spring wheat has
suffered severely from drought in the
west and from excessive rains in the
eas. The crop is limited in quantity
andlight in quality. The yield per
acre of barley is below the average, and
there will be available only a limited
quantity of plump, bright barley for
export. Oats are only a fair crop, and
are somewhat better in the east than in
the west. The yield of first-class peas
will b probably less than for some
years past. The quality of hav and
clover is very good. As to corn, rnurh
will depend upon the weather we get.
The yield of potatoes will be small in
Western Ontario, but reports from the
East are more encouraging. Roots
generally are thin, backward and gen-
erally unpromising in the West, ow-
ing to draught. Apples will not be a
heavy crop. The curculia has done
much damage to plums, but pears will
give a fairield. &mall fruits have
been fair. The drought has seriously
affected pastures; still live stock are
reported in a healthy condition, thqugh
thin, and there will be an abundance
of winter fodder:, The supply of farm
labor has been equal to supply, the
"tramp" elan int cells a constituting good
part Of it.
Pale Faces
show Depleted Blood, poor
nourishment, every everything
bad. They are signs of
Anaemia.
cott's ..
Emulsion
the Cream of .Cod-liver Oil,
with hypophosphites, en-
riches the blood, purifies the
skin, cures Anaemia, builds
up the system. Physicians, the
world over, endorse it.
Don't be deceived by Substitutes!
Scott d Bowne, Belleville. All Druggists. 600. & SI.
BINDER : TWINE
Different Brands at Low Prices
See us before you place your order
All Massey -Harris Repairs kept
in stock
GEO LAVIS, CLINTON
Hose Pailltina and Paper Hagig
The undersigned is prepared to promptly exe-
cute all orders for PAINTING, KALSOMINING
PAPER -HANGING, &c. He is a practical man of
on experience 'a ud guarantees to do all work
in a manner that shall be satisfactory, whil
prices wit be exceedingly moderate. Orders re
epectfully solicited.
GEO. POTTS, C. Carter's house,
Victoria St., Clinton -
• • COTTOJ.Fla%E.
'V
UU YOU WANT
A Viral -class Step or Long Ladder ?
A Handy Wheelbarrow?
A Splendid Churn, or anything of like
nature? Then oall ons W. SMITHSON, a
shop, No.7 Frederick St„ or E. Dineley
Will be atlDinsley's cornerevery Saturday
aftornoon.
lto.lil24 KT -:- DOWNS,
OLINTON,
Hant.taoturer and Proprietor for the bent lova
titre te,,,r In iso. Agent for the sale and appli-
tatl•m •,1 the j4 Manna PATENT AUTOMATIC/ BOIL/111
uns,Nsa, 41.5 ud FITTiNGS furnished and app
nd en .hart notice
r1uifer.,, Euicines. and all kinds o
Mad,.InNry repaired e• pedlllouNly
ono in n,,atINfnetory manner
Jenne implements manufactured' and repaired
li!en.m •cud wal,•r pumps furnished and put in
pnsitile. Dry Kiln+ fitted up on applioatioo
Cl "trues moderate,
S. WI LSON,
RENERi,I DEALER IN TINWARE
H ti Ir„N a'I UK ST, CLINTON
hops . t n, ,U hinds promptly attended to
.nn.,de rata,. A trial solintied
LIVE HOGS
4 i
This is it.
This is the new shortening er
cooking fat which is so fast taking
the place of lard. Itis an entirely
new food product composed of
clarified cotton seed oil and re-
fiuodbeef suet.. You can see that
Is Clean, delicate, wllotesbme,
appetizing, and economical -aa far
superior to lard as the electric
light is to the tallow dip. It asks
only.s fair trial, and a fair trial
will convince you of its value.
Sold in 3 and 5 pound pails,
by all grocers
Made only by
The N. K. Fair'bank
Compa..ny,
Weliington and Ann
MONTREAL.
WANTED --Live Hoge from 160 to 200
Pounds.
D. CANTDLON, Clinton
IN
SAFE
Wil
PLEASANT 1
THE GREAT
BLOOD
PURIFIER.
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BRISTOL'S
SARSAPARILLA
CURC3 ALL
Taints of the Blood.
RELIABLE
As
'CERTAIN F
Has proved
by its
enormous
sale that It 1•
The best value for
the Consumer
of any soap in the market.
Millions of women throughout
world can-vonch for this: as
iq they y►b9• have proved ,its
value It brings them less
labor, greater comfort: •
THE COILED SP.RINI
Wove Wire Fencing.
Messrs Stan ey and Steep ocal agents for
he above fiance; which is claimed to be the
est fencing wire manufactured of the kind
STANLEY & STEEP, Clinton
CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
COOPER'S OLD STANr,
Next to Commercial Hotel.
This establishment is in full operation and a'
orders filled in the most satisfactory way Come
tory and granite work a epooialty. Prices aa
reasonable as those of any ostablisha.ent
SEALE & HOOVER, Clinton, Im
City BAKERY
OPPOSITE FAIR'S MILT..
DON'T
MISS
THIS
The undersigned having bought out the bakery
business so eucoeesfully carried on by Mr Wm.
Young will continue the business at the old stand
He will ondeevor, by eupplying a first class erti-
ole, to merit the liberal support of the people
Bread delivered anywhere in town.
Wedding Cakes, Fruit or Sponge Cakes
supplied on short notice.
M. BECKWITH - C,LiNTON
,sLIALICDUSNIISS,
DVS)PEPSIAc3
�,aIcK HEADA0a"! ,
R EG U LATE THE LIVER.
CNEPILL AFTER EATING
INSURES id00D DIGESTION.
PRICE2ACtS,`C`Ne I ODD'S401101%
TEN DOZEN
Men's
SurnffLer
Flannel
SHIRTS
Well worth 75c Each
For 35c Each
or 3 for $1
ROBT. COATS & SON,
CLINTON
A. CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY.
---WE HAVE JUST PURCHASED A LINE OF---�-
Bedroom Suites, Sidebofrde SStension
Tables and Lounges
At:albig;reduction on the regular price, and we are' going to give our customers the
hereat of this reduction; so now is your chance to make your home look haat
very little money. Sf•ace will not allow us to quote prices, as we have w
.navy different lines, but come and see for yourself what great bergaiitte we
have to offer you.
Parlor Suites, Centre Tables, 7-1a1I Rao]sa
Book Cases. Secretaries, Sed Springs,
Mattresses
And everything in our line cheaper than ever. We want yonr trade, and if Good Goods.
Low Prices and Honest Dealinge,is what you want, we will have it. Furniture
to suit everybody.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY,
FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER.
JOS. CRIDLEY JR.,h'uneral Director and Embalmer. Night Calle Answer°
at his residence, King Street, opposite the Foundry.
Save Your Potatoes
We have secured the exclusive right forithis place to sell]
Church's POTATO BUG FINISH
For the destruction of that pest. The Finish acts as a fertilizer for the potato,
thus abcomplishing a double purpose. Ask for it. It is used dry. Seeeironlar
and testimonials. We have also a supply of
PARISGREEN To meet the views of those who don't likelto try new thiaige
Now is the time to procure your TURNIP SEED good and cheap. HAY RAKES,
FORKS, PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH, FENCE WIRE in Barbed, Galvanised '
and Black. BUTTER and EGGS WANTED for Cash or Trade.
"nio���°', R. ADAMS:
RUMBALL' 5 LGE FACTORY 4
Hwsront Street, Clinton
We have on hand an assortment of splenc!d
BUGGIES. CARRIAGES,' & WAGGONS
Which we guarantee to be of first-class material and workmanship.
I you want a good article at the price of a poor ono, call and see mt.
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