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Mr?DQminik xhtasas�rh
ejw%o
t
ti
lielrii >llef 1064r , le" frogs the
';:town oi'T gnWAt .P,l?1,C., personally °took. e
= tlt,a, iaoOle to bxino-, befote p thtbe,:nottoe of,. 0editmol'Ii"Iwi prkll►l;:thcpart%oalarsgf 1.
tho ORVa of his d*ugbter in-lt►w, Mrs A. D, t
Ohiosson, through JDr,"iVtlliam a Pink Ririe. ]
lig. pass s gertainly rgmprkablc, and v10 t
t . p%A, do no :better than give it in Or Chips* 1
gonia own words., , t my con a wife, he f
said, I.Ihasi been sick for some seven years l
p st,lbut previcos,W that time was p strong, l
}aealti?y'1?ereon.,
not about seven years I
ago she took a severe call, which attacked I
bei fangs; and from that time up to the 1 e- l
i ggi,,Ning of the ppast slimmer, her health has 1
+ b$e_ Jeeble, and at times
savlAve despaired o! t
1 nh hef"life; It was not her disposition
•to" give rap easily, and on some occasions
while engaged in household work, ehewould
be seized with a fainting spell, which would
'Ieavo her so weak that she wouldbe confined
to her bed for several days, in a semi-nnoon
scions state. More than once we thought she
WAS dying. 'There was a continual feeling of
numbness in her limbs, and almost con -
r `
>1.
e II
• � t 1
Can now walk to chureh.
stant severe Paine in'her chest, which were
only eased by a stooping- position. Added
to this she was troubled with a hacking
cough, sometimes so severe at night that
she did not obtain mote than a few hours'
sleep. About the end of 1894 we had given
ap all hope of her recovery, and the neigh-
bors were of the same opinion. She was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and could
' scarcely take any n,)urisbment. She bad
grown so weak that she could not walk
across the bedroom floor without help. we
had often heard and read of -the great cures
i effected by Dr Wiltiam's Pink Pills, and
at this stage, when all else had failed`, I ur-
ged that they be given a trial, and procured
half -a -dozen boxes. After using them for
about•three wfe's,.'re could walk anross
her bedroom floor without aid, and from
that time on .she continued improving in
walth. ,Brom day today. the continued
W' _. �aking the Pink Pills #brabout four montbsi
y with the�T„Wa1,t_tbat she is now a healthy
It is now no trouble for her to
v walk to church, a distance of two miles, and
the grateful praises of herself and friends
will always be given Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills.
r The experience of years has proved that
` there is absolutely no disease due to a viti-
t ¢
ated condition of the blood or shattered
a nerves, that Pink Pills will not promptly
snre, and those who are suffering from
snob troubles would avoid much misery,
and save money by promptly resorting to
such treatment. Get the genuine eve, y
time. Do not be persuaded to take an iw-
itation, or some other remedy which a dea!-
er, for the sake of the extra profit to him -
1 self, may say is "just as good," Dr Wile
liams' Pink Pills cure when other media
nines fail.
CORSET Is.—The Exeter Times says:
The editor of the CLINTON NEw ERA
must be a great lady's man. Speaking
of a new patented corset, he says: "On
examining the article we find it cet -
tainly one of the most complete and
desirable articles of ladies' wear yet in-
troduced. It entirely does away with
those objectionable posts and clasps
which project from the surface of the
old style of busk, and presents a beau-
tiful smooth surface' which is greatly
admired." He must be a dude, or an
authority on these things.(Nearly 20
yno rs' eiperience of married life should
familiarize him with these articles of
underwear. j
One short puff of the breath through the
Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this
Powder over the surface of the nasal pas-
sages. Painless and delightful to use, it
relieves in ten miuutes, and permanently
cures catarrb, hay fever, colds, headache,
sore throat, tonsilitis and deafness. Sixty
cents. Sample with blower sent for 10o in
stamps or silver. S. G. Detchon, 44
Church street, Toronto. Sold at Watte &
On.
Ladies clean your kid gloves with Jos -
;ph
os•
ephilla Glove Cleaner, for Bale only by
I3odg.us Bros., Clinton, Bole agents for the
Perrin, Freres and Alexander Kid Glove
itr all the most desirable shades, dressed
••nil nndreesed, lace and button.
Mr. Sutherland says that Mr. Clarl
,hare bas temporarily retired from tat
Go ernment in order to try and keep tbt
or, gotand P. P. A. supporters of the Gov
tern out at Ottawa in line for the geners.
b R el 'ons.
Shorough is the excellence of Ayer'i
Ha,rigor that it can be used with benefi
b it p arson, no matter what may be tai
ntindit n of the hair, and, in evdr•y case, i
occaeI q .satisfaction and pleasure, in ad
dition' ,> the benefit which invariabl,
ooinos froiii it. a2.ae• �
,.1♦ IOVItn ' IT OUT. • -The 29th of nex
Fehrultpy».it is generally known, wil
be the�Fnly 29th of February till 1904
the year 19(10, which most people at f
lo6king forward to as a leap year, wil
really be an ordlnnr"y year, For the s0
4,0 or actual year • consists bf :305 aftyF
a 5 hours; 48 minutes; and 50 seconds
' tiri ll minutes, 10 seconds less than'th
86o ,da4, witht.which fhb calendee, b;
internajculating a 2kh of February, ev
gl y four y+eiitar Crodits• it, and so in th
course oj° is eentury the calender goe,
weong� by 13 hours, 36 minutes and 4
seon#idst.,,.A:ce6rdingly, at the end of
oentoryt lib order tiset tolerably rigb
x `train, the Calender, times fit 4:centr
rles, drops .a 20th. of :�Fehruary an
14�~nittkos, ft leap, q"ear an ordinary,yeftl
It thtb�g, instti of gbing,wroagh da
ewery,e nturyr goes wrong only'a dd
IfthIf11 (1h Cc
to
"�• �, x Vit,
W !),
WROTK A ► -0rER
v;assitattl wroAtttnne $Ito
giirls 1ntelfeet in, thl
'T4* *rwenittns,'t said
' 4t rMoo the oth4tx Oar,
ttlaAnatioia,lw! Wil;
It, o,thers rejected alibi.
ae ,Arptonlias 0 13iteelaf>'i
kf,.., Christi, 'W
«•taM l
HRra1"» 1)040 TTS We 1 is SIR.
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lar.
�plymari Ot • A.1►�I�Are T'�tr �4'IWi ,Italutsvir
rvn Rm•rcv�>xn $r.Ann>en. Diss
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In
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tgtiijlEp.
ArlKwch 4Y �ttav ,l�r
its daughter, are abti4a
line, iA Jeruttaietn, ii00n][11F:' 6ne ,PIVW! CANX 7ApA,eF AV cavyu,-v W -A -P Xt.
.b ar: wrgte'a letter to ghrkNt spying*.. .ane is a egfiexe; ,ficin kidn6trppbiee: dal�,Ty. j ' r
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i . } o Or- pod owselt, Ido ;+ may ppstpfn A person w.hen'
Xo.?I asb 6e pod.�1 a rat __ God y Z>s
that doctors say w
;r,what yon ars;, doing no wan' in this nine. is being slst;d y 111 ev- I
.,
FOE, BRUN(1131TI l
tgrld cando' -Pra7 ootua to >py •odnntry, �ntn e. 'But who ants o
ally effect a. cur„ B ,; o t n
it le large', Onizin(t course of t ea mot
(} NTLSMkkr; - 1uR 11svo used yellow Oil'
t 1A I}oll a, larges oonntM, but cQi,itlnAd'an,a
medicine ltke SQ4th4Ataferioan id- as
a family remedy for Bronchitis with ev-
nonitii'tgr Yojt',and for me..'
,'This letter Is .still. io eilstonoa I! jls .nay
w, en a
cry eaooeao. my hashand also need it for
t7u>ce ie,:within t#]e resell of everyone a stiff linger that bethought he would nev-
a Bair in the famous lair—qag room' Qf
and that is eo speedy es well as certain in E lie bio to use e,_ain, but be is'now as
This remedy has been 'Ir a
Ismuseum ° and has been read by moue
Cngltsh soholare. I told the slaty .of the
its effeots? new
thnconithly tested by learned physicians, well as ever by using 11savard's Yellow Oil
M1t8 D. G. HOUR,
his letter to an Ragliab gentleman nut
and standa to -day ahead of any medicine
Whitehall, F. O., Ont,
Whitehall,
ons slnoo.arriyed lro:m ftypt, Put, 'Thad
it iia. !Oh,
nPe4 for this Vurpase. It does not pretend
to cure anytbing else, but it does cure kid -
5;osi! antl Wood of the very best
fnly fairly begun when said•
'es, I know about _thbt letter. . I paw it
ney disease, Solid by Watts & Co.
VERY FAMILY'
uyself in the strong room at Cairo, and
Christ nibs tide brings no visitor- more
SHOULD: KNOW., T"AT
t was translated to me there.' This letter
in Armenian words, but with
welcome than t h:- special Christmas
and will deliver the same at lowest prices. Or-
e written
letters, for at that nailed of our
,lniber of The Youth's Companion.Syrian
Original, bright and striking, it is filled
Astory our langaB�O was IIgt COmpi0t0y
►nd we were using the Greek and Syrian,
,t'itb a feast of good i11irig- }11'111 glirg
picasures alike t0 young and rald. T.
New Currants, New Figs
letters.
Christ replied to Abgar's letter that his
the entire borne circle, its weekly Viaii-
are such a source of pleasure and pr(,
2tiots., i het. Clinton ; C, Gardiner, Leadbury; T. E
60ots.ttad Haye, Mchillop,
$1.00Bottle. ( earcxrs.
'race. Neilane Her) )ok;Robt.McMillan. Sea -
mission forbade him to depart from Jeru-
his apostles
flt tbat the small subscription price of
If_>A
Be.
gs, Egmonaville, Goo. Murdie,
Salem, but that he would send
Into Armenia to teach and heal Shortly
x1.75 should head the list of neeessal )'
I N
fterthis Abgar, who war, con-
as .,
household expenses. i
j
Sold by J. H. COMBE. to on application to any of the above office"
,td •� slid to their respecitve office
verted to the Christian faith, sent a man
WHAT SHE SAID.
Valencia Sultans, ,
to Jerusalem to make a portrait of Christ,
Mrs R. Peck, E. 16th street, New York I
Peaches, Figs
as he wished to behold his features. This
the artist found It impossible to do; as the
City, visited Canada last year, and had the
ood fortune to pick rap something which
features of the Chirst defied portrayal,and
^not only suited ber, but her neighbors also. 1
buy fromlme, settee
gest cleaned Currants
his- baler changed readily from red to
I Writing"the manufacturer of Nervilino she
L �� romstitable remedy, both for IN -
white wit'This varying emotions.
says:—"I bought three bottles of Nerviline
,tyBp�, and mZ'PBRIQAL nee, and
"When Christ Christ obsorved the futile at-
I while in Canada and treated myneighbors I
dartnllnite gnlokaotion to relive distress.
tempts of the artist to make his likeness
to some of it, and all think it the best med-i
Ir a sure cmc for Sore
PAM -KILLER Coughs,
he asked for a hand%t,rohief, and when it
was given to him ho pressed his face into
Dine for internal or external pain they have '
overused." Nerviline deserves such a core- !
Throat,
ce,ula. and ]Diarowill nyailIM y, Cramps,
e holes, and an bowill Comp See
it and made thereupon a perfect likeness.
mendation, for it is a most powerful, gene=
'trating,
Is THM BEST rem-
PAIN -KILLER known for Sea-
This handkerchief the artist and his corn-
pany carried back into Armenia, unfolded
and certain remedy for pain of all
kinds. Take no substitute.
edy
t9teltnes slek Headache.eum-ti-M ndIN-Pain to the
>fsadcor�lde,lthOAmattemandNOnrxlSla.
all the way,lest a crease should injure the
face. When they returned to Abgar he
The Methodist body is again in luck.
ie UNetIRaTInNABLT the
�, KILLER BEST L[N1MF.NT
was overcome with emotion and, coming
Rev John Hughes,. who iedyin Col-'
i �e�Q��� Ca ND FF,11rrai>ve. Severe
down from his throne, kissed the hand-
borne, on Dec. Ist, in his 90th year, be -
r,
kerchief in token of reverence.qqueathed
$1.500 to his former church. I
Of thisosum $1.000 is to be devoted to
Is the wolf tried and
PAIN -KILLER ,,rusted rrlend of the
"Shortly after{hie the Romans,heari
Of this WOIIdorinl IIaIId$eroIIlef In AbgaT's
i superannuation purposes, the remain-
p p P
=eehanle, Farmer, Plantar, Sudor. and in
e,cfall clseeae wanting a medicine always ►t nano,
orternally w+ta
posssession, went to war with him for it.
The Armenians made a brave fight, blit
der going to the mission fund. Mr
I3ut9 icon, of Chinguacousey township
to be div
o of eueLlnterunll�or
Itawaro or imltatlene. Take none ons wege nils•
"'Yn•�" field everywhere; 2s�mg treplo
were as a handful compared to alio
Horn��l2g and weni soon in such sq,'blbe
who died recently,lesf $1,000
ided equally between the missionary
q y y
pounds Bright Coffee, $1
that i8 was clear thq handkerchief w Wd
be wrested from them. At this orielejA.b-
slid sVperannuated funds. The Web-
ley Camp Ground Committee of Nia- I
their
I
DR. WOOD'S
gar determined that the sacred t
hand. the
gars Falls have winind up wiiftirsl
and made a donation of about $1.010 to
+
should never fall into the of
Romans, and weighted the ha,n ftw of
threw it Into a we In
the superannuation fund.
.e - /'
J f
with stones and
Etesia, and to th! 'da the name of t
y
ANTED—CANVASSEi[S MALI: AND FE-
v♦ 'MALE. in every towns 4) in Canada 'in
Green from 10 cents up Chinese Mixture 20e a pound or 6lbs ft5r $1
well is Surp Tasehrag, or St. HaII -
,
i canvass for the greatest weekly newspal•, r iu
E wt,ekly
chief. Such is one of the stories et nr
history, for we do not admit �at
the world. Tbo Family irald and
tsar of Montreal. Tile Namly Herald and
i r
9
earlier
it is mere tradition.
"Another thing we olaim is that trod
i Weekly Star has been onlargod to 128 c bnune i
' per week equal to 100 large volumes per anUuui, l
It Is lint proved in every departmoot e„ a vvvieu-
erJt '• ;�%
.poke Armenian with Adam and Ev11 1n
: ously as to be tallied ai,out all over the war d. A
ar lend id premium picture with the Family Hos-
0n,
III the Garden of Ertl which was loclted
old. Agood opportunity for canve.•s�rs to ee
ded.
i
in Armenia, and our history also shpws
tablish a yearly income. No experievice m••
us that the Armenians were the only�eo-
in the buUdin of
�
Only natural capacity for knowing a goon thing
rat eight.
tel copies, etc., etc ,ire,.. Ad-
•
Norway Pine
p Ie who did not assist
droeeimmedint.ely to secure position. Rrfu•ily
edi
the Tower of Babel. Noah was a11NJb at
Herald Publishing Co., Subscription Deparimeut
that time and spoke the langunip of
Montreal, Canada.
Syrup.
Adam, which was Armenian. Aft;0 the
In connection with the birth of a set and
ark reated.nn:_Alount Ara;@t, in Arm_ola,
. son to PrineeGeorge on Saturday it is inter -
Noah named the first house be built N+sJi3-
a ltim, to note that D-ec. 14th bas long 1 een
Rich in the tnng-healingvirtne,,ofthe Pine
and expectorant
.oan, meaning 'I just got down.' !lues;,
a fateful date in the history of the British
combined with the soothing
herbs and harks,
we are the oldest people and tho of est
royal family. Prince Consort died Dec.
properties of other pectoral
A PERFECT CURE FOR
Christian not -n in lir• world. We doi,not•
14th, 1861, Princess Alice, Her Majesty's
AND COLDS
n••t'rl >•,t:r• -
second daughter, died Dec. 14th, 1871, and
COUGHS
•i S Throat
MANY PARTIM
Whq w4bt to•loot, P
thonwlvee, find mo
taLt UAk4e htdjes befit
�;,.itn'L Leti i1,11 Pf)Ri},b .l'F'�
L
for, my iTooit, RThese' artic
n
A
in
.a..,...1�t?inaiyl. "ton. ; You �miiiit hnNe: it
[1'ACL' P6`W `1rit�Whine, Flesh and runette,•50cti.
for powde>,~ users.
VOLA MONTEG CREME 75c. in opal jers—creet-ps ra.
beauty for Tnaid,,wife or widow, Foe to wr1n1X,,
Mrs Nettie Harrison, America's Beauty Doctor ';4Q a .,
St., San Francisco, Cal. Eastern Office, 15,* tt�astL
Ave., Detroit, Michigan. ,
- ewi�r
Buy ''S�'our X��s l'?�i�,�en��c'
AT—
J.
T J. C. S�IEVEN , T `
soar s
FURNITURE EMPORIUM.,
Beautiful Pictures Framed—prices right.`'
New and novel line of Fancy Reed Chairs. Oak ATaYIac� „#
full line of !Mattresses. Bedroom Suites in latest styles, M =;
Parlor Suites in Carved Oak and Walnut—fine coNiefi4oliia
Easy Chairs.
SIDEBOARDS from $6.510 to higher ,prices in
Bamboo Tables, 25c, 35c and 40c. Easels, Music Stands, Extension T&bleak,
in Oak and hardwoods. Gale's Spring Beds.'li%i
Lots of Picture Moulding, Pictures Framed. Looking Glass, t r,yy f
Lots of goods just iu. Prices to suit you. u r
PHOTO FRAMES very cheap. See our i$1 Rb!?KER ;
A Word in Season
Before buying y' g ygnr Christmas Fruit come and see how the latest in
proved Fruit Cleaner does its work; it is on exhibition in our wind
We are now ready for the Christmas trade.
In New Fruits we' have New Raisins, Currants, Apric
Figs, Dates, Pears &c., all of which are very fine.
,
4tar'
Just think of getting 6lbs. Raisins for 260; 6lbs Currants for 2 con
6lbs Rice for 25c.; 41bs Ginger Snaps for 25c• No bear--va1A a than
these to be had in the county.
,rA - fit!{
FANCY CHINA
A lean purse takes new lease of life when it is opened at our Fancy China Coun- ,¢ t
er. Everybody knoWe that ours is the newest stook in town. No ld stock that-
has been culled over for years. We have A selection of Fancy Ch•naware and
Crookeryware second to none. Call and inspect our stock. We wi be pleased
to show goods whether you buy or not.
and it was on 'Deo. 14tb, 1871, that the Hoarseness, Asthma, Broncho s, ore roa
climax was reached and safely past in the Croup and all THROAT, 13RONCHIALM
LUNG DISEASES. yield prom coughs which ,� L GOO ✓<—J R VL Co'
Pince of Wales' memorable sickness. resist other remedies yield promptly to this ��.!! ��.JJ��
PYNY PECTORAL plePRIOZinysyr N Farm produce taken as cash.—TeephoneNo. 28•
� l PRIOB 260. AND ,700. PCR BOTTLE•
•Ono -V ell
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
In a surprisingly short time. It's a sci-
entific certainty, tried and tree, soothing
and healing in its effects.
W. C. MCCOYEER & SON,
Bouchette, Que.
report In a letter that Pyny-Pectoral cured M-.
C. Garceau of chronic told to chest and bronchial
tubes, ,and also c%rod W. G. McComber of a
tong•etauding cold.
MR. J. H. HUTTv, Chemist,
528 Yonge St., Toronto, ywyritesyy:
Pectoral Is & most invaluable tpi pung artition.
hue given the utmost satisfaction to all who
have tried It, mangy iia she entot meeoofthhe
byedie derivedIn
It le aultable for old or you%g� belvg pleasant to
the taste. nasals with me hes leen wonderful,
and I can always recommend It as a safe and
reliable cough medicine."
Large Bottle. 26 Cie:
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD
Sole Proprietors
MONTREAL
BLOOD
BITTERS
CURES t
DYSPEPSIA,
BAD BLOODS
CONSTIPATION..
KIDNEY TROUBLESp
° HEADACIIEp
BILIOUSNESS.
' B.B.B. unlocks all the accretions and removes
t all impurities (from the system from a common
y pimple to th6 worst scrofulous sore.
6 BURDOCK PILLS act gently yet
1Lornughly on the Stomach, Liver and Bow,',.
PERFECT MANHOOD 1
flow attained-•Lowt't�•
1 stored— iowpprreserved,
OrdinaryworluonPhy-
81010 ywillnottell71onr
the doctors Cas t or
won't1 but allthe risme
7 you wishto know. Your
SEXUAL POWERS
arc the Bey to Liffe
j and its reproduction.
t J Our book lay3 bare the
truth. Etery than who
1- S would regain scira l vi-
gor lost through folly,
lBEti^x-1AtlW1 Ott develop ti embers
y freak by nature dr wasted br diteMN should
W4te for our scaltd book, Pa&d Us&-
iioiid." 14o Lbarge. Addreall(iAeOWepC4
Oft 9'411AL'Noi �11010, Hit
t�7
ing about?" whispered a society lady to
Lady Bulwer at aparty. "lehould so like
to invite him to one of my receptions."
"Alas, madam, the dean has done some.
thing that has shut him out of society"
"Dear me, you tion t say so? What a
dreadful thing!" saidthe lady in a breath.
"And what was it?" she added.
"Well, about a hundred years ago he
die d. "
Order in the Ranks. '
Captain. —Sergeant, note down Private
Grasgrun—three days on beead and
water for slovenly turn -out on parade.
Sorgeant.—Bog par Yn, Captain, that
won't make the slightest difference to
him—he'sa vegotsrlan.
Captain.—What? Then put him for
thlteo day% on meat and soup I
,
I
Walnuts,. " Filberts,. " Peas
Canned Salmon " Blueberries, " Corn 1,
Tomatoes, Mackerel, Rem* t; art
Apples.
Our stock of Crockery, Lamps and Fancy China for Christmas
is worth your while to examine.
k4 F" SWA.LL<t k W, - �1`in'kon
Cutters : - Cutters
—
A few first-class well -made ai•)d well.
1
TAKE
THE
-
Mr.KitiQp MOW Fire Insurance Ce
finished utters, Cheap, at
Wben Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she riled for Castgrl4
COAL AND WOOD YARD
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HUB
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GROCERY
tis f
INSURED
Clinton; Seo. watt sloeF
,Olinll. Keele, I'k;
But scriber has decided to keep on band both
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i
When she became Mise, she clung to Oestorla.
5;osi! antl Wood of the very best
r
When she had Children, she gave thorn Caetorlt►
quality,
Don't trust to luck, it may assist you, but more often leaves you in the
� a
and will deliver the same at lowest prices. Or-
lurch. Use good judgment and 'buy where you get a good article.
i
dere taken for future or present delivery of coal.
All kinds kept in stock. Patronage solicited.
W. WHEATLEY. Huron A•
New Raisins,
New Currants, New Figs
Like Other Great Men.
2tiots., i het. Clinton ; C, Gardiner, Leadbury; T. E
60ots.ttad Haye, Mchillop,
$1.00Bottle. ( earcxrs.
'race. Neilane Her) )ok;Robt.McMillan. Sea -
ttPrunes
Dates, " Peels
Be.
gs, Egmonaville, Goo. Murdie,
1895
"Who is this Dean Swift they are talk=
f
RAISINS
BLOOD
BITTERS
CURES t
DYSPEPSIA,
BAD BLOODS
CONSTIPATION..
KIDNEY TROUBLESp
° HEADACIIEp
BILIOUSNESS.
' B.B.B. unlocks all the accretions and removes
t all impurities (from the system from a common
y pimple to th6 worst scrofulous sore.
6 BURDOCK PILLS act gently yet
1Lornughly on the Stomach, Liver and Bow,',.
PERFECT MANHOOD 1
flow attained-•Lowt't�•
1 stored— iowpprreserved,
OrdinaryworluonPhy-
81010 ywillnottell71onr
the doctors Cas t or
won't1 but allthe risme
7 you wishto know. Your
SEXUAL POWERS
arc the Bey to Liffe
j and its reproduction.
t J Our book lay3 bare the
truth. Etery than who
1- S would regain scira l vi-
gor lost through folly,
lBEti^x-1AtlW1 Ott develop ti embers
y freak by nature dr wasted br diteMN should
W4te for our scaltd book, Pa&d Us&-
iioiid." 14o Lbarge. Addreall(iAeOWepC4
Oft 9'411AL'Noi �11010, Hit
t�7
ing about?" whispered a society lady to
Lady Bulwer at aparty. "lehould so like
to invite him to one of my receptions."
"Alas, madam, the dean has done some.
thing that has shut him out of society"
"Dear me, you tion t say so? What a
dreadful thing!" saidthe lady in a breath.
"And what was it?" she added.
"Well, about a hundred years ago he
die d. "
Order in the Ranks. '
Captain. —Sergeant, note down Private
Grasgrun—three days on beead and
water for slovenly turn -out on parade.
Sorgeant.—Bog par Yn, Captain, that
won't make the slightest difference to
him—he'sa vegotsrlan.
Captain.—What? Then put him for
thlteo day% on meat and soup I
,
I
Walnuts,. " Filberts,. " Peas
Canned Salmon " Blueberries, " Corn 1,
Tomatoes, Mackerel, Rem* t; art
Apples.
Our stock of Crockery, Lamps and Fancy China for Christmas
is worth your while to examine.
k4 F" SWA.LL<t k W, - �1`in'kon
Cutters : - Cutters
—
A few first-class well -made ai•)d well.
TAKE
THE
-
Mr.KitiQp MOW Fire Insurance Ce
finished utters, Cheap, at
a BEST
F'AWM A ISOLATED TOA N PROPERTY ONLY
INSURED
Clinton; Seo. watt sloeF
,Olinll. Keele, I'k;
�' CLINTON
USB �.LL
W.nJ Shannon,
Pr, -s. Haris]. W.
of Claims,
Boafarch; is]. Mardis, [nepector of Claims,
le
s
Keaforth. -
DIR1i3OTORe.
JaB. Broadfoot Seaforth ; Gabriel Elliot
' Clinton; J.B. McLean, Tuekeremith ; Tbos. Car
o
2tiots., i het. Clinton ; C, Gardiner, Leadbury; T. E
60ots.ttad Haye, Mchillop,
$1.00Bottle. ( earcxrs.
'race. Neilane Her) )ok;Robt.McMillan. Sea -
'Fruits
���
Be.
gs, Egmonaville, Goo. Murdie,
1895
it 1s sold OII a guarantee by illi drnggiste. i aUd1LOt.
It cures Incipient Consumption and to the Parties eslrous to effect IDeuranees or tree -
best Cough and Croup Cure. sact other business will be promptly attended
RAISINS
y�
Sold by J. H. COMBE. to on application to any of the above office"
,td •� slid to their respecitve office
.•
Currants, Apr lCots `•mill
it interest you to
Valencia Sultans, ,
Peaches, Figs
a wen
knoou
, London Layers,
-
Dates, : Almonds,
buy fromlme, settee
gest cleaned Currants
Imported Cabinete;
�_—
_
Filberts and I
and Raisins at the price
Lemon, Orange, a
r�F
Walnuts.
of uncleaned fruit
Citron Peel, 0 &:B
I
11"RUITS—Special drives for Cash or Trade
r�. Stater?
! he -
6 pounds New Raisins 25c 6 pounds New Patras Currants for 25e,
Cooking Figs 25c
• ,
6 pounds good Rice 25c 6 pounds
r,
Shoe I
t;
SUGARS—The third car Redpath s, Montreal, to hand
Slipless
22 pounds extra Standard Granulated, $1 281bs Light Coffee ;or $1
'Bolo of rubber, leather, and26
pounds Bright Coffee, $1
1 Dolge felt-�nevonslip—tough, q�
` •_
TEAS—Extraordinary values in Japans, OlaciN:.
and absorbent~ The upper of _ ,
water - proofed, oil -. dressed,
tan colored, Hltrvard calf, or black Aluminilm
Green from 10 cents up Chinese Mixture 20e a pound or 6lbs ft5r $1
crukleas cag. Goodyear W eft --Light •weight,
astir and easy
CROCKERY --Direct importations from England and German` d'0klitia
Toitet
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9
stylish and wArm•" Sprii)gy, p
y
to the foot. Rubbers or io*tlbh000s. needless.
Crocltery and Glassware. Special bargains in Dinner, Teu,Otd silts
sttitabld for Christmas aria wedding presents.
Ask for the tater S1iplesS"Shoe•
.S
A.SF# p'OR $C7`ptl`ER AND ,1�G(1'S Y �,
i
ton, ,
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