The Huron News-Record, 1894-07-18, Page 2M. nsenuerly, a well-known, blisineee man
011111inbere. Va., semis this teetimouy to
the merits ofil.„ yore) earseearilla: oSeverat
Vats ago,AnY lOtt,the rainryleevlas
*aorevetehtetitecresieelits. laysufferinge
wereext,rennetnYllemirere the Iowa to tee
*Moe, tieing :tootle Iwo), welch begae to ex.
tend toetherperts or the body.",Aftertrying
lerleue relnedles, 1 bego .taireag ,iteerer
garSaearilia, and, before I had theshee the,'
vst eettle, I experienced great relief; fire
seeped ?Attie elteeted
Sarsaparillo'
vr.p..4141/r.e'.0.,Aetire400, Mau.• ,
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ABl)TAlSikai'lletie,QeYee
ilarlig 0.tou te) 2,9v ,Ar.itAileettlen ii,ea throe . OOSto ‘e
'nee fOr.OV:Ii• sol/OVe04.4 hilorlloij.• .' •
-esixeteat-Anvelaiotite-::4eeeetli&dtletiletiv,4
teeatesoye ,reemeeterree...elie.,taletiteitew-tIVes
• IttMCt rateelbreetret eapeetee,detinite eeriem,:
•"-se„eie.‘. ,1;eire.r.'suo.."1, 3e7Q, 1.1,mo
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13ereatite*rittort.leiee1e..4Oeliier, item) :
-44eh1ee,lletekeOcihlif'thiee:Ut6s. 20 'emits °.w)1 In.
0,t-eyeeine eeveirl!li iieti;'eatetesz TO first
lettratie, Asa 45. peels 10 Ooki',1),rilowine leserenn,
/011're"yoiisee.C.t. toekereriero,",ler,,b4,6 or to rent.,
stray :ere* bV*I 'elleertieemente 'not ee4O4ilier
.teel;elleetett for first mein -free*. PS beet -a for each
iiea.ree eat*
• , ,
ilifeett.,ieresk'tifyiitheet;,idelleite,itioWeentins In.
and 'oleo/Oar .fiecord:.
1 rseleptit ot,iatisorrou,.in all i*se to bo
,ileittitred'vrelee;
etionee3 etee1,lier,,e0etevee 4 the ciaiim
„.iiet..140i.s._tsois.ixvita„kratoiteistary woo., • ...
••,•••,•"', •
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•
e-friter7ce.ioui4,-,e4nference s, new
etitrYingoil:Ite,,,fahnee irb-ottieWii„ is en
event of rarieee,thap.'„paesinik interest.
The 'Preirileic*:.,,qiie441- and -hie ecti..
‘16:4•400S`:areiilf,0:•7:.1)°!'''',:heligratubtted. by
Oatiadianeet originat-
ing the idea of emfferenem, Its
work, .naniely, %hat. of endeavoring to,
•'arrange . Some baals:..."Opon . 'whieh . a
• larger. ti'aci.6..plOyli4,anne',between the.
ecOn.iia .:.theinse1't`fe34::and,,,between,:the
•,;cb1Ontee',4ed the ''',-0,10thellinide,'is an
• ohjePt;;WortbY theAttention of the
• hatter eVidenoe.w.e..think btiiild..,tre 'offer-
: ed,of'the.' :dealre Of the Goyerninenb,of
Ctnada to prinnote evire things : firet,
thetrarleof the coaritti;secend;the unity
if heBiiI1rh einnir.e. RIM: asiclefreni
,;•theee..cinisideratitins 'Whicbeirre•,:great
,-considerations,,its InaPPrtance In other
restieetS frene, a Canadian Standpoint
seereelYhesOVer.estitnated.: Can-
ada With its fiartile Soil,' it§ innumer-
. its health: giving C11115
ate, ite signs 01 splendid progress, its
great PuPlie works, 10 bread stretches
of,"*ell tilledesoli, its proSperous
afici, towns, itasturaY,
gent pbetile. Only, -.:Wants to be better
415403'. aufpng the people of Other
to :dentimithff,..a. greater flow of
infinigretien than he hits been reteiv-
ing. The visit of the,narloof Jersey;
„rapresentingthe Imperial 'Government,
And dm represeetatlYes from the, Eiritisli
eolenies. of tile; Pueblo ocean,,,, giving
rhieto'''''4fterAnee,:`: published; 110 they
have been througlient the Contieent.
: 'Buret)°, will, ' eve :are Conyinted;
prove, to be one or 'the greate4 ad-
'eftieeneen6 that Ceneda hart ger betl.
4. persual Of the :capencliee niade Ort,
Varioue octetsiOrts by these.delegates
might, to fili the heartof every eCen.
adian with pride. They breve all been
along tile Om:no-line, nateelyst tile line
, of praise to Canadians tor their,polit.
ital viten)", and; for the Material tleVel--
opment which they have Made.
Speaker after spealter,„ae4 it sheukl, be
temereberect, that these; 'genet:mien arse
thi) niost prominent states.
men in their colonies, ha's deelared that
in Australia wheneveis. cjuestions of
legislation eonies up, the statute books
of Canada are looked to ionnetliatelY
• ti Model.; that wh'enever gvea publio
works Are proposed in their cOldniesk
• eanadies great progress andherecoint
pietion of the rektifit wonderful railway
enterprise Onearth are held 'up as
M of ..whitt a vigorous, deterniiii-
• progressive people tan dot that our
" 7 I
sake* * •et*,
paBlitlea1 *bierenients
eeatatbr, witlf ttkat the ?eeriest
have et Attetralleos °denies ie to be
able at some iNitute Waist to follow our
example *sotto eopy oiv scheme t
the marvelknut devolvement of our
oountry Is a etanding wonder to the
other oolerilee of the empire; that, iu.
deed in the management of its Ofitire,
in the public spirit of its citisens, in
the 'Vigor of ite determination to jmild
up tL nation, Lula ill it loyal devotion
to the interests of the empire. , Canada
is everywhere it tnollg our foliow colon-
ists looked tipon 'Wen(1er ma a
Ttodel. It tattet :make rtstwe have said.
,anadians proud 'of their country to
benetlieee compliment;s fro))) sueb sour.
ces, but while being proud of receiving
these poinpilments it is the dutY 02
Oanachotne to stop end I:epee/ober that
t,he particular achievements: Allifin I
Whiell'aleSel congratulations Are paid,
are the aclxiovelnents Which Canada,
owes to tile Canadian Conservative
party. 'Which has -always( been a party
of , progeess and Advancement end
Sierit. They elleuld not forget.
too, that Ilie,buildlog of tbo Canadian
EtkotitO W.164011il whieh this
conference would, never boye been
brought about, and Without which the
practical results -Which may. follow
Wouldnever have beeopossible, was the
work of the conserVative pattr,ajwork
Performed in, 'tb.6‘ face et the most -
determined ePPositien Of the Grit party
Cituada. Looking at the poet half
century Of Canadian history It may be
safely p41,4 that the policy of the Oen-
oervetiyeAttrty:,.htte been 4p,tioolgAna-
.Pro&vessiver iglu, that the polley of the:
party during the same time, boa
been anti -nationals ancl 'upprogreesiVe,
It, le tient that a seotion-of.thesReferm
tarty in the late lamented ,Gieorge
r6WPi. Ilrolnoted '.001)ferlertr1A00, 6,P4
actIlally assisted in the. preliminary
artAngelnenti Thr the eialnei but sinee
tionfedetation the faeu 'Of the Grit party
has • been Set' ngninst, the "DciteiniOn.
They'hitye•rnii. eleetions in Nova Scotia
Upon the policy otseeesaietk; they, halve
eneouragecl' agitation:4ml rebehiee'in
-thti North :rest Territoeiee ;: they have
priPeeed the puechase'fof these Teteitor-
ree•froto,tile Company,
deolaring,throegli the mouth of their
leould-be'leeleee,sthough;
to -day. our visiting colonial stetesnien
*Ant th, tbient,, aa the: boaie. of Inture
)flhllionsi they oPposed;, the eenetiere..
tiOn,Of the:Grancr:Trunk Railway, and
abilSecIthe OpVernbetrAt fo aiding' it,
.They opposed the 'bringing in otl3ritish
Columina,, ...Which wilt ',prove Yet to be
one of the richest provinces -in the Con_
federation. They have endeavored to
incite race cries in the Province of
Quebec," 41141/hereby destroy the her
rnfitiy"::arril- progress "-Of' the Canadian
PeoPle- They- have not hesitated to set:
00 class against another ; they have
oPP,Peed the adoption of "the National
poneyr;, and' efl4vorate1.l the making of
(0i,(;,11,tn..4,vd4ar.11..t.:1;17,6,ef Biansdtolirstdr:yco; utrihter; wh aitvire-
edOcate 'handing over the control of
our fiscal 'Teyetern luta' the hande" of a
people *honk Sir Oliv'er MoWat. only a
few, years Pio, declared to he a hostile
petiole. On all s these lines the Grit
°Miele/is have, been upon tlie anti-
:Canatli1t1i tiid atiti-national side, and
the :StatesmenOf the Conservative
party, whetherivith Sir John Macdon-
ald, elirr,Jobn Abbott, sae Sir:John T914 -
son, at their head, have been,upon the
natidealancl_Canadian SILIIL In short,
if we 'have a great confederated
Domittton, if we are ttilr thoroughly.
independent Of all ,countries in 'our
tariff matters, if we have a great
national railway and a, great system of
canals,' which' make -es cominercially
thoroughly independent of our neigh-
bors, 'upen which to receive the 0013-
gratulations otris distinguished visi-
tors the possession of all these tbings
is die to the toeservative etatesinen,
and these faots neither Liberals ner
Censervatives throughout the country
should forget, • • .
flIfEr SAVE FIZZLED 0111.
The Opposition is sepposecl, s when it
goes,to 'the people,' to tell What its
Policy is. The meaner usually' adopt-
ed kir doing this is in a series of, resohr-
tione moved in parliament. The
Opposition ' !at' OttaWa, have had rt
splendid opportunitY during the past
session while the Whole tariff issue was,
under discussion to state definitely in
plain' words what their policy upon
the tariff question was. They have
missed their opportunity. We ask
any intelligent grit to 'take It copy of
Hansard for the session of 1804 add
read it frosn beginning to end, and
'then tell us just what the policy of Sir
Richard Cartwright and Mr. Laurier is.
, No wonder that the independent press,
„headed by the Montreal Star, is, saying
that the Grit , party have lost the
chance of a lifetime. They never had
a better opportunity than during the
eession now drawing to a 010S.e,. and
they never preiented such a piezable
appearance as they do at present. Be.
fore the session met their tirese was
lOnd in deelaring that this was going to
be a sitssion of surprises and of woecter-
ful develop:mirth, that; Parliament
would be et:Ripened to bit probably late
int0 the fall. So many seandala had
'the grit party to bring to light and 10
anxious 'Were they, to take the public
let° their Confidence by Means of their
disclosures in Parliament. 'all the
brag, and, the blow and the bluster has
dwindled down to it reenlittion upon
the trade question, meaning nothing
or anything, according to the fancy or•
()twice of the man Who reads it, end it
few stale resolutions Oh subjecta that
have been thrashed opt over and over
again both inside and outside of
Parliament. TrizIY the mountainhas
labored and 'brought forth a mouse.
The hinny -part of the whole busbies's;
is that these same Grit gentlemen who
Were to keep Parliatnene sitting until
the mists of October mune were bog-
ging the Government for heaven's sake
hong before the Session closed to drop
eome of their legislation in order to let
them get away. ,
'At suer time is man secure from et.
tacks or such painful Ana aangerotle
diserders of the stomach as Cholera,
Cholera 3Xorbue, Cramps, alateitmee
And Dygontery; but these, emnplaint§
are particUlarre abITIMon: direing the
heated term, when it is doubly danger-
ous to tteglect them. Platter DA'ete'
PAIN Tritium ie a remedy that hae
rieVee failed Whentried, and the sever-
est attaelts have been eured bklt,
leaves 'no evil effects, and invariably
brings relief to the sufferer. Every
repotable druggist in the conntry sells
'PEItter DAXike PAM' Birlalat. Large
size NeW bettle, price 25c.
A! autos* ." liqdt U AS•
A Pommel
Aossestptleluel Weeptiee of Illatiortio.
tont impalsos-Setteit of toot Tim" mid
;owls Devotee to ChoovIty...fleve Jibe
Ae.tevtalsecl is the ,Veleee-ettee Irevo.
tie» to Nee Mustered,
Te(ht1;0111cleilieed world haa be
shocked by the terrible, thrtreily WhiLJu
hail robbed tile Reput,he or Prance of
011e of he 1/001%51 Rreuidente, end %%little
tIiu newspeper's era giving tietalle of tee
life ittid cinnamon of the rau tag re d
etatesinale it will be intertiethee to get
glimpee into the personattity of hie
walow ite gathered frum a letter 094
Parks by On intimate friend of Airs: Cir.
no%
'If there lo one winner% in the werld
who 2)118 31 holy 'horror of everything
which tieti iii any ,way resenitee newri.
ety, it is AE.1,e, Carnet. Her goatest
desire is not to be talked ubetti,
whether elie ni *silting er nut 411e wife:
of the elite( of State ia niaeod 091100h/0r
ousty Jo, the foregtoului bv tite Yell
fat Of being his wife, nett ea (1111)1 Pre -
vont Intone ouriogity from gazing' open '
her end from 'obeertieg the trete of her
' She limy', however re beure
herself, to /elk of tier , to spear
ot Apr, lila hoe 100.1g$4, 4i006 'will bp
'Tell, dark. • tier r -eves -shin hie with
greet brifilititey, her hair hieek to, Jet,
Unie, Certlet le it wouitie of rtanitrititble,.
tl, Moreover, ot cite Sabin or
'1)01 11,1 j er. D4poutrWaite,abe met .frook
h ; fancy , peciptarly
'and. ,peopelrem etirly
:Wag d' Witti , the elite of Peristaii"
-eifltri will:lied: but 'tti ei.eltilll‘P. WO, 04 '''.
tiolt of her home to beconie tits, acconti .
plishesi wepilier:,,df-ffie world.
,'lo . stqtely , rummers, the . Valueof
which ere doettled by their, einIpi jetty',
10 1111 mierring and itidicientt jrulgineut, :
'Utile. 041101-jelil3 .: ether • accomplikii., 1
Men tit 110' less 1 ireekitta• " Ohs' is, ill 0 v erY
acceptation of the ,w,Orda viiir,y kind-
hearted woman; ivilose eeedniliejl.0 -
beeevelenoe are ineginmetibid,
"See has -organized a regolar depart.
meta at the lelyeee Balece lehich site di,.
recta lieteelf,,the department of Charity'.
Every day More their 200 letters address. 1
cd, to madame ! Carnet erieve itt.the Ele- 1
see,and en the ete,o( rent day the unto- i
ber is nave thee doubled. Therie letters p;
art',
of'course, o0 Melly petitiotio, for..
..,, 1
iiierandy. Tito examination Of this •volu.
ihIPPos Mail is Mailenie Cstrnot's first t
oceupation ow rising in the in 4rning. 1
AlLietteris,t6 her addreas; Withoitt.exceo• i
hole arteplaced on\ nor ' Writing- table
mid, after first sortime them 1411nd the t
extensively personal envelopes?. Madame
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fe4 the sketch
sbarily4 for elssithy bi
110.0111 twitter known,
Ifig; 04 a weasels in siesiety. All
OsItgitietiu rentlarius homage to
t bcaszteey, th eine oltartniag
greoe ail god by iittentoo Oeruot at
the series of brillteut receptions hold et
tilltYindewre.e. as well as evening parties,
ere arranged by her with reinurkable
Mot turd profoiner knowledge of reefs.
4104100 illui Ottquette. it 11 some is
elaborated or decided upon out of her
presence; she oversee; the errengemente
of ti- tepestriee then the gamily nyhti,le
MUI tile placing of tlower-haskets. thitk
, artistic taste 18 matures; 18 the sendiest
dest!Alils8' to' the megaitee„, 0611408o and
good elate Mildaine Ctrnuee toiteta, it
eel; ioagbeen titiown that they teed the
style In the ealono of high P.trieitta
Okay. ,Brery time tile prettitienty.in: the
`004.010;of one of his iettrneys., receive& n,
gift of cloth, Silk or otilertvise„ Madame
Carnot 'mooned: te wear at the, flea re-
beptien the totter %Odell site lied math) Of
.the material. : ' •
.044 ithere has, beep. of late -in, Pols an
elegant end, popularealon,-, - is • that of
the Elysee.' TO g414 Mee of it, obe
titivOingio0;,totrnorju4tatitut
tity .oiftri• oi
rettottelaraua
rer
bane Or of garden -04110e.. ' ••
"g4qh of tuesa re.ClUeStEI IS eXileilliedi
by ItLiiiiinte Corlett 111 lelre
:ezrd.eeerecsiv,e...tlie,1C as
Itt:7414100810ofhers.roAaermo:2'4143jpolit.,
Cernotle Moen! itrii Ala), was
Tima&sy st, Perla and ; siVetinestley
of 1410 n:ilaco °141ltt etircQgicESt
wn807167‘vatrei'
.
theitiorrstg,insgentoht;',It:.81.V4esepeuKtiitouatbaaotaxatidet;s0•, mpeinr.
ptal.fritunis of the item* In this salon
ever -thing' Wat,4' 0i801.1000i, wia. with not,
lee, except poliocs, a subject of
voyetektion *deal) Madame Cernot
never,provokes and alWaYs: avoids, ;ay-
ingthus a neW ROO 02 1101 perfect tact
"The afterneon 131me. 0ttritot u8tiallY1
eruplo0Yed 111 ineking PerdOnalviitr (111
sieillessShe went to eXposiione, welch
Al
ve1:43J614ni't°iikkteti:
1110 tune I0. aknespeci;tlIy,
she
Went every do' ea pass an hour or two
either' at the Pelee° of Indtteiry r at
tile Champs cle Mars. Ate°, Mine. Car.
lot, whose mind is highly .cultivatted itt
iterature and art, is inteusely iiiterested.
n all •manifestations- of national
enius. Besides Visiting expositions, she
.egularly attends the receptionsof the
Fiettoh Academy, first performances tit
he great theatres, concerte, etc,. She
•eads the papers and different reviews
vith regularity.
Itt spite of this Mine. Oarnot finds time
e occupy herself with her househo Id.
'Withoutxoing so far sts 10 111)111 the" wool,
he exercises incessant surveillance over
verything. She is a rno_tiest housewife
nd has watched over the correct keep.
ng of tile palace as she dicl over that of
tivate,houte. She was assisted in this
sulk by N. ,Clerc, a sort of steward. who
las general, Management of all the do-
Illeatle establi‘irtneitt, cloor-lreepers,foot-
men, cooks. coachmen and grooms. It
is be who takes orders for tee servants'
hall and delivers Mein.
"Mlle. Antoinette' is at the \head of the
wittiest, and is Male Carnot'a confident
even more than her fennue de chembre.
"All these attendauts, admirably train -
d, are selected with the greatest care.
-
We. Caruot, knowing that good mas-
ers make good servante, is very kind to
er people; but,while trettiing peel with
indttess she is also very firm with them,
very fault is rigidly checked.
'It would be indiscreet to speak of
me. Carnot as wife and Mother. She
mply adored her husband and does
ere her children. It is a model faiui ly-
these domestic virtues. Never has
ine. Cannot left to others tia care of
mai/ling' by the bedside of her sick
shamd or ehildren.
"When the president of the reRublio
as traveling, a telegram brought her
'ws of her husband two or three times
day. All the bouquets offered to M.
root were the same day peeked up
ee:e
.p,r,eed to Mine:Carnet, who lotee
were verymuch. Hem
Her rooms are always
ornd with magnificent baiskets of
we
Her '43101id lilid Bea rolete.
•
She -They say flea, that. Boston
Miss. Blinker, is exceedingly -clever and
welt read. .
He -Oh, yes, but as she is agreeable
and. pretty. one can forgive her for it,
-Carnot sends back the letters to Monsieur
Lieut. Luccioni, who citiens them, reads
them and marks upon the margin tile .
eobjeot of the requeot. The mail, thole
arranged, is returned to Madsitne Car- -
not, who reads it.in her turn and points
out, either by word of mouth or by line
written by her, the course to be follow-
ed. For you can easily see that .no for-
tune exists !urge enough to permit' of
giving entire satiefttoticin to mush one of
thee° applications for aid. Distinctions
muet be established ,• requests must be
modified or even rejected. Tile most
urgent are always attended to, that is to
say that, after the investigation made
concerning each SolJoitor, ratter is given
to the most pressing cases. Let it suffice
you to know that; on all average, a sum
of 1,000 francs, or voo, is thug distribut-
ed h,y.Madaine Carnet every morning,
"I need ueit sp-eak of the gifts made
periodically at the opening of the new
year. le the mouth of Deeetrther, every,
year, the, mayors ofthe twenty ar-
rendisernents of Farb men filen toMarlatne
Carnet the widows witlt the large -Lit
number of children whose miserable
conditiou calls- for assistance. Madame
Carnet has clothing and shoes matio,and
through her care these packages, always
acoompaiiied by a Certain 011 111 Of
money, ary seta to those for Whom they
are, prepared. ' • ' s
"The manner of giving is said to be
of more importance time tliat Which is
given, and Madame Carnot le inepired
with this teutii, for in the porlinse of
sparing the unfortenate moss all injury
to then. self respect and or relieviug
them fron) the gossip of theft, neigh.
hors, the susitlies reach their recipients
in a Very ingenieus 'way, Formerly
they wet* delivered ' by an employ+3.
whose galloostea eapindicate," their
swivel° 1e0 elearly. IS'OW Madame Car -
riot efirrusts all such paekages toa trees. -
venation office, so that it is impossible
for anyone to know that the reoeiver hag
1130t Phrellatied the goods, .
?snit one laht detail : . All germetits
-thus' sent as New 'Vette» glee), are Made
in Orphan noyitulie Which In tido way
also profit, indirecilyi, by Madame Car.
hON011arity.
'0,51atitthie (.14004 eXpreSSOS, t00, the
eteet-eilv eolicitirtie fet`orpitart artyluner.
Hew Many of 000 eetriblielinbilts hire-
WM Visited ' iiimloito and by her own
order, without these' 'hilts being 'Mew
tioned in the poet* 1 Onerr\ ay 'truly
say of het, without fear ot a mistake;
that her right leurd knowe not the good
which her lett leutd deo.
4i.aer Jove for abandoned children' or
for eioldy Women is evidenced by gifts,
evee in the provfnooe Titus it le Mot
when tile prestdiint of the republie Wait
abOUC to take 4 Journey, *dams Carnet •
*0014 iook infoemetlen erkeeeining, thri
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A DRESS TO TAKE OFF OUTDOORS.
The Nelveet Inven▪ tion for Women Who
Ride the Iljoyole In Bloomers. •
Li the nightly route of the bicycle
on Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, et
young woman frequently appears cht
in divided skirts. A sight of her,
mere glance at her, brings the positiv
assurance that the divided skirt *i
never be popular. She b a guy. To b
sure, she has put twice to much cloth I
her skirt, so that it looks as if one leg 0
,it would make a walking skirt, Liu
apart fronrtliat, it is a hideous, imp
ruble garment. There is plenV of Olian0
on Bedford avenue and in Frospec
%Park to Weigh all the new styles of dres
wltii which lioluen are experimentiu
in their swift movement toward dres
reform. The long Pkidokerboolters inee
with less approval.than anything exoep
the divided skirt. Tile short bloomers
Muting 81 tightditting leggings or very
high unbuttoned boots, urn far 'ptettie
garments. But skirts are still eltbig to,
even no they cling to the women, and
the best of these are probably the new
estand mo)t aerutible and pretty things the
woutenlikqelers are wearing.
What are agreed to be the best are of
two sorts. One le an ordinary eltirt
made with as little ntaterial as possible
aud falling only half way below the
knee where it meets very high gaiter&
In this costar/le the Wonntil looks all
right when on the vtheel and when off it
looks like it sixteen -year-old girl or a
Swiss milk meld. Underneath tliat
skirt the wearer dresses like all other
women. The other most apiliroved skirt
is one that is motel only when the owner
of it is on terra firma oU her feet, 11 15
a skirt of blue or gray serge, nutde 10
button all the way dowti One side. , The
wemer dOnirst pair of Woomera and high
hoots, and" pine the skirt ;wound the
handle -bar of her maohine, But 'When
aim atoms ,to take hotelman-, or to. visit,
Or to stroll ebeut, she,unpiesher
and IMO it oie.-In putille, if She liked-.
and thebeefOrth IS dream& docemptute.
iy And 114, presentable us any lady slowill
meet. „
attlit*allart Eating Heine.
"It ." writes to the London TIMON
from 8 army:. "The tolloWing is
0=0,i copy of placard outside 11 *poor
,nran eating -house hero 'Wanted. 4,-
00 men co dine,4pricelid. 11 11111 Of fare.
beef.-inutioneesestreel ItIUtIoit
piet-etereed Wiley* eoup Anti
bread. I asked a man coming out
what it wee like. He Seidl Viterty
to eat, and well cooked; tio mint; °Jay
lia had 10 'hurry up' to make room tot
mine%
At litha1esa16cei
PURE ENGLISH PARIS GREEN
Strausky Steel. Granite Ware,
Blue and White namele
• Kiteheil Ware,
00a1 Oil Lamps and Stoves,
Hay Forks, Ray Rakes,
Grass Sdythes and Suaths„,
achine
ariand ros., Ir• on 144011:10hEattatrsditare
Old Store) Molt Block--NewStore, McKay 13loolc.
In thanking the citizens of Clinton and vicinity for Omit liboiftl F01.001)20
in the pest three years, we beg to opnounee that the
BAKERY and RESTAURANT ia in a bettor position timO OVOr to
euceesefully cater to,the 1701118 02 the general public. ,:„We o our .eurti
baking," save heavy expensesand turn out a (inaliti of BREAD, ,
BUNS, PASTRY, bAKES, 840," Neel le aoY in West.'
ern Ontario and at the very lowest living prices. 'WDENNG
CAKES A SPECIALTY.
Bread; Oe-livet:ed to tIP parts •
of the OWL FRITS, CONFECTBONERYp 10E.
CREAK COOL DRI MKS. Pie nitt'atid Pt4eete Getber'"
Inge supplied on the shortest notice at liberal rates.
Remember the,location--Pext Grand Union Hotel, Smith's Block
DPI
Born Proprietor
• pc
Leslie s .Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS ANI\ WAGONS --211 of best work.
manship and materia). StarAll the latest styles end most modern improve-,
ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to suit the time's.
ster'FACTORY-coiner Huron and Orange Streets, Cliaton. 657_y
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They read the Locals, the Storie,
the Advertisements—every line •in the
paper.
Then they send it, to distant relatives
interested in the town, as numerous post-
masters will certify.
The Local Weekly is the best -read
publication in existence. It has the home
news which no other paper gives.
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Advertisers take notice—THE NEWS -
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people every week,
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AdvertiWin THE NEvrs-REcnnn.
Wash Day Made Easy.
have secured the right to mannfeeture th femme
roffig10 Malting Machine. Already' have made and
sold a Mother.; The purchatera are delighted. To
nee the machine on . Wel Li onto ateke s sale If
one le required. Wash -day Is made very easy and
carpets elm be kept perfectly clean; no spli.k.aang or
moot° water whatever. The price has been set ata
very tow fiscal. The tuohthe cue be aeon at my
recidenee 011 Thane Street. 11. COLE $00-tt
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LIVE HOGS. WANTED.
hignest Market Price Prtid.
D. CAXTELOIsT, Clinton.
'
It is of little use‘to urge Sit OliVseir
MoVvitt to call the leglilature together
in order too aucertain bore the govern..
merit otand$. Sir Cgivor belongs to
that breed of people who bang ou ft
office to the last possible minute. Re
will delayits Oaten' 2111101151 )15 long as
possible.
SUILOIPS 'd.VITALPAIrate
X) Mr'. T. H. Trawlilne, Oltattuttloga
Tenn., ear)! ".5141/0/t rifdlitON ts,dirED
.1tIT LX1114' X etatider it the kat paOtady
,k), a debilitated spIterit1 teeP tood.". Pot,
Ilysp61)8114 Liver or Xitlfinv trouble it
excels. Pried 15 cts. Bold by Z. /I
Combo
• Lord and tiy_Pandolph. Olturebtll
are expecte in Montreal towards the
• end of thistionth,othlwin iso the pots
of Sir Wi1ftni Vtta 'lorries
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Bun
SeVereheadache for
the petit three years,.
and was not free
from it a single day.
1404;0401kt iletremo. 1 Uhed &Store' medi-,
- eines and all Others
X could think of, bttt 11 did me no goo.
My oonsiii said Ennu•TRi
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bootee) It is the test medicine. ever
Mader and I took three bottlee of it,with
the retrult tbat liked cobipletayl cured
inc. 1 think lingoes Blissa'''flietorep.
both for „headaehea and ter a blood
purifier, la *he
OEIST IN THE WOULD,
and am glia to reovireteld it 'to all toy
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• 0110 Norrillte, Ont.
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