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TtIONregafaA BLOOD. 1,13**c •+ D 1wEJI TONIC.
ofrhri 1 .1nRredirleI is a Health •Builder, nd 'ek»aalasnt•1te1i.f. * guaican , 'lit 01,0414 +
ot O >Ili ati k eakutlepw I3! iso slid ski* illewaus . 14 is bMrsd:frla tl orlrii . weteae qi iobhtil.
ab . x t. flornp ext. n and mellsvi+44g j +uliar ► e r tt is U naarpa eta,
Hfdd + ?! ['tDrug8 t(ill•0 Cl l zrttil , I4 # 91 ;ti# ,[t A.1v14 'tA."' ' 'a gib ftN
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ROwfolero ii the coaoty gaol at Holt, Mo:,
Inneh i polo witha stocking tied to it
,#llrllugkh the, bre Christmas eve, and left it
there all day Christmas day. A con-
giderable<qunntity of small coin was dropp-
ed into the etuoking by people passing the
gaol,
A COMMISSIONER IN B. R.
GaxTlatuna—Saving need Hagyard's
Pectoral Balsam in our family for years, I
have no heaitation in eaying that it beats
everything else we ever tried for odaghs
and colds in ohildren as well as grown up
people.. It believes that tight binding sen-
elationin the chest. We would not be
"without it for anything, as we have a large
family. WILLIAM ANDREW, Commissioner
`in Ba R., Balmoral, Man.
BUT KEEP YOUR GOOD MONEY.
If recent reporta from Holland be true,
gays the Buffalo Express, the deecendante
of . that eooentric young Dutch woman, Au-
neke Jane, will soon be in receipt of a por-
tion of the vaat fortune left by her. The
struggle between the heirs of Anneke Jana
on the one side, and Trinity church on the
other, has been going on for years. Tho
property involved is variously estimated at
from one-half to three quarters of a billion
dollars, of which $80,000,000 in actual cash
is held by the Bank of Holland. The Trinity
corporation here has saooessfally fought
'every oleiteant, though admitting that they
themselves held no psrfeot title to the pro-
perty. During the last two years a u mbar
of neva suits have been commenced against
the Trinity holders, but in none of the
oases hue a decision favorable to the con-
testants or otherwise been rendered. The
local Anneke Jane Association expect an
opinion any day now and are confident that
it will be favorable. It ie also said that
the Bank of Holland will send a Commis-
sion to America tolexamine into the valid-
ity of each claim, and that ae coon as this
work is finished, the money will be distrib-
uted. It is estimated that there are 500
direct descendants of Anneke Jane in Ame-
rica. Thin would give each heir, supposing
ing the relationship can be legally traced,
about $140.000. The New York property
embraces Trinity Charah, St John's ceme-
tery, 192 aoree in the heart of the city, and
what ie now known as the Bowery. Owing
to the uncertain condition of affairs the
Trinity Church Corporation has been una-
ble to collect rents since 1889, at which
time the 99 -year lease expired.
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ILL MGH UNTO DEATH.
THE EXPERIENCE OFA LADY WELL
KNOWN IN COATICOOK.
STRICKEN WITH LAGRIPPE, FOLLOWED BY
PNs oMONLr, SHE LANGUISHED FOR MORE
THAN A YEAR—DR WILLIAMS' PIAL( PILLS
SAVED HER WHEN OTHER MEDICINES FAIL-
ED.
From L'Etoile de l'Est, Coaticook, Que.
The town of Averill, Vt., is situated
about eight miles from Coaticook, Qne.,and
- is the home•of Mrs Ada Hartwell, who has
numerous friends and relatives in the lat-
ter place. Mrs Hartwell has paasedthrough
an experience which L'Etoile de l'Est
thinks worthy of giving the widest publici-
ty as many others may derive mach benefit
therefrom. Mrs Hartwell has ever been
considered a woman enjoying a healthy
constitution, until about two years ago,
• when she was, like hundreds of others in
this vioinity, stricken with influenza, or, as
it is more generally termed, la grippe, a dis-
ease which carried off many people in this
town and vicinity, and in the case of nume-
rous others, left behind wrecked constita-
tione. As often happens, pneumonia fol-
lowed the first symptoms of la grippe, and
Mrs H artwell was sick nigh unto death
Ableito'ride w'thout fatigue,
The:beat of medical aid was summoned,
and Mra Hartwell was saved from what
seemed to her friends imminent death, but
when convalescense came, she remained de-
prived of her appetite, extremely weak, and
in constant danger of a relapse, and all her
physicians could do could not bring about
her £Ormer condition of health. Numerous
medicines were tried, bnt to no avail; she
was weak, dispirited, and despaired of
again enjoying her former vigor and health
For a whole year after her etta&k of pneu-
monia ' ebb Continued to languish in this
etato. At last 'one day her husband pur-
chased a few boxes of Dr Williams' Pink
Iiille. Re had read of the many auras
wr0nght by this wonderful medicine, but
procured them, he Bays, for his wife, in or-
der to be able to say, "we have tried all,”
rather than from strong faith in them. To
please her husband Mrs Hartwell willingly
consented to take tbo Pink Pi11h, and great
was her sarpriee and that of her husband,
when, after taking three boxes, she was
able ter take a short ride without feeling any
fatigue. Sho wisely resolved to continae
,tte treatment, and before long found that
bila-had., 'eggalned her old-time strength, and
t'iadlaret1 that aho owes het recovery entire-
ly to- Di/ Williams' Pink Pills. Last win
ter tr+Hartwell felt a alight recurrence of
her fernier weakneeef and again resorted to
Plait Rills, since which time she has not
had 1t`ay'ihiitnees.
tli*illiams' Pink Pills have a more po-
tent ifinonoe on the blood and nervoe than
tiny Other known meditator), and speod'iy
r'eetor'ethebloom of Health to pbiltd cheeks.
Irony Piing dh'ra. when ` all other medicines
faller Sold by ail deep* er sent by 1116il
St 50 r Akt k Hoak, ar circ boateg for $3.b0, by
dreitailg the Dr vylllfelnit' Mediu Go.,
kvillo, Out., Or Soheneotsdys,1` .Y. Be -
alt subititnted .allegild to be "jnet its
neo-,
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„1•••01, A L Re.. A . rT.:•'.' ! ..•f•+e;ft•,, 1'71 . j • - I • ....
7lowelrr, ]Light, 1lrna '.l'EKEE METHODIST LIAADEIW
(hest 13'04; .Mont,, le -run by eleetri. _
city. Not only are its street pries penpal• HAvii Air, reanDB. ,A R 'e .Ciaratiariu, Pow -
led and lighted by eleotrk I$7, but nor . pia n Diceem STIenellet IN ITS Pie
are heated by electric radiators placed In vott>I
each Bala Elevators, printing Mom. Tina clergy of Canada, of all deuowina-
craned, anal all kinds or maoainery, sire Clone, seldppi hesitate to speck franklyin
operated by oleotrfoai roma Theses on the interests of a good eanae, or on behaf of
automatic* eleotrio w oa/alor%, electric some merltorioue article. Force is gLYen io
ptrmpe and eheotrte rock-oruihere. lit is utterances of this 4baracter when the men
not unusual to see an eta a$r.sis 0 Inca"s can speak trona individualexperienee. Thin
inf=er attached to au elected* wise lean - is the oboe with the Rev A. B. Chambers,
• ing down from a pole. Ttarrl
i rtausoriltI L,L,B,, Rev Wm. Galbraith L,L.B., and
Rev W,H.Withrow, D.A., than whom few
minietere of the Methodist oharoh are bet
ter known in Toronto or eleewherethrough
out the Dominion. As with many others
these brethren have been troubled with col
in the head and its invariable enooessor, ea
tarrh. A remedy, however, was within
their reach. They used Dr Agnew's Oa
tarrhal powder, and found as every one els
finds, that relief was epeady and effective
and desiring to benefit others, they make
thia'atatement to the world over their own
signatures.
One abort puff of the breath through th
blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr Ag
new's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses thie pow
der over the surface of the nasal passages
Painless and delightful to use, it relieves in
10 minutes, and permanently cures catarrh
hay fever, colds, headache, sore throat,ton
colitis, and deafness. 60 ornate.
Sample with blower, sent for 10 cents in
silver or stamps. 8.G.Detohon,44 Church
8t., Toronto. Sold by Watts & Co,
1>an.'ing has been deeoribed as the
%1Ftry of motion, and perhaps it ems
; the time the deeoription was pen-
ned, but that was some time ago. To-
ady the poetry of motion 1s round In
driving in a rubber -tired hansom cab
e.e ere a ood-paved London street. 11'or
ranee sou glide along; scarcely oon-
Nctoua that you are mowing. anti! your
course in arrested by a blocking of
tease near Hyde Past[ oorner. No con-
versation is ever interrupted by a drive
in London. Indeed, if you want a yew
quiet words atone with a friend, the
t:ret way to get there Is to take a cab.
I don't know bow many hansom calla
there are in London, bat I know there
are at least 15.1145, for I saw that num-
ber on the book of one. Ido that you
are never at a lode for them.
London cabbies. as a rule, are very
amiably dfapoeed toward their "fare)."
They may som dunce overcharge you,
but they do ft with a deprecatory air
that makes it Impoestble for pa, to re-
fuse their demand. A London cabbie,
whom I asked to take nee a flee -mile
distance one day, and suggested that I
engage him by the hoer, expeotute to d
with me eo 000vitsdngty that I at once
yielded to hie superior wisdom.
"'You won't gain nothing by engag-
ing ue by the hour,- said be. "When
we bas our fares we lout's, but If you
take ne by the mile we don't waste
n, time gettin' triers."
I liked hie candor, and there wa:;
sc a:wthing about the editorial "wr•'.
that divided the responefbiltty of what
otherwise might have been regarded as
a personal peoultarity, witch was re-
aseuring.
Cook by electricity, the butcher employe
it to -chop his saneagee, the grocer to
grind his coffee. Eleotriotty is looked
upon, me a weloome blessing in every
home; the housewives ran their SWIM'
machines and beat their Set -fond by
eleotrtolby; they bake their settee in
wooden electric ()eke ovens that ' can be
set away on the shelf like paetebowd
boast. They havo electric boilers, broil -
ere, and tea -kettles. The hydraulic works
and power houses are oreoted about three
miles from the city on the banks of the
Mieso urL —Montreal Star.
Health and strength carry ns through
dangers, and make ne safe in the presence
of peril. A perfectly strong man with rich
pure bit pd,has nothing to fearfrom germs.
He may breathe in the baohili of consump-
tion with impunity. If there is a weak
spot where the germs may find entrance to
the tissues, then the trouble begins. Di-
sease germs propagate with Lightning -like
rapidity. Once in the blood, the only ways
to get rid of thele is to kill them. This, is
what Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
for. It purines the blood. That means
that it kills the germe, but that is only part
of what it does. It assists the digeation by
stimulating the secretion of digestive guide,
so promoting assimilation and nutrition;
purifies and enriches the blood and eo enp-
plies the tisanes with the food they need
It builds up strong, healthy flesh, and puts
the whole body into a disease -resisting
state.
Send 81 one -cent stamps to cost of mail-
ing only, and get his great book, The Peo-
ple's Common Sense MedicalA.dviser, abeo-
Intely free. Address, World's Diepeneary
Medical Association, 668,Main St., Buffalo,
N. Y.
IRRIGATION IN DAKOTA
Isaaaeing that mnoh maligned section of
the Western country to blossom like the
rose. Quoting from a published article on
the subject, it is stated that " Men who are
accustomed to farming in non-irri-gated
districts are slow to believe the reports of
enormous yields of all kinds of farm pro-
ducts in those sections of the country where
irrigation is practiced. An irrigated 40
acre farm produces greater and better
results than a 640 acre farm cultivated in
he ordinary way. In a few weeks we hope
to be able to publish various items from
different individuals giving their personal
experience in irrigation farming.
In the meantime send for a free copy of
an illustrated pamphlet in reference to Ir-
rigation in Dakota, published by the Chic-
ago Milwaukee & 8t. Paul R'Y Co. Address
A. J. Taylor, Canadian Pass. Agent, To-
ronto, Ont.
A MALE REBELLION.
Chicago's Society Men Have Formed a
Union Against Tea and Wafers.
Some of the society young men In
Chicago have organized themselves into e
sort of self -protective anion. The ob-
jects of this immolation are "mutual eym.
patty and counsel, and a united effort to-
ward the higher civilisation of society in
providing substantial edibles." In plain
words, these young men of (more or Ieasl
official popularity have rebelled against
the "tea and wafer" style of entertain-
ment. They refuse to be oomforted with
bonbon. or etayed with a bread and bat-
ter eandwioh. Frappe is to them a weak
abomination and they are hick of oh000-
late, Salted almonds and lee cream will
not make amands for the look of more
substantial things. Unless there is
"something to eat" at a sooial affair the
hostess will go sorrowing for $be fhb
young men who are not. Their rreeolve
oomee after many seasons ot gilded
famine They have grown weary of teas
(for occasionally there are men who go to
even teats 1) at homes, and afternoon recep-
tions, where they fasted bat did not pray.
The Electric Lamp in aNew Light.
Attention has lately been drawn to the
sanitary results of thelnstallation of elee-
trlclty in the olty of London by Dr.
Saunders, the medical officer of the pub-
lie health. He says the change in the
physical condition of the employee of
lire oominercial establishments tae been
remarkable since electric illumination
took the place of gag, and the pale faces
and the flabby muscles engendered by ill
ventilated gas heated basements will
soon cease to bon reproach. For the
thousands condemned tclong hours of
work thio relief to the respiratory and
vlen& organs brings ire attendant lm- -
provement of the moral condition. The
toll and grind of existence then lose soma .f
their despair, while hope and cheartullagial
mast take the plaoe of the dell eta
that besets London's working'olaeaea.
It to known that ortme sknike away
from the light of day and that the illum-
ination of the streets by night is a pnpl#p
safeguard. Dr. Bounden olaime that abet
trioity is a great moral power; that it
proteote humanity better than the }pilaus
thropiete, and by purifying the workshops
and the factories the sanitary laws Was
carried out with mnoh less friction. Ab
the present time London has In its prin-
cipal streets 488 electric lamps that have
replaced 1,338 gas lamps that havo been
removed. There aro also in the city up-'
ward of 180,000 incandescent lights used
by some 8,000 private commuters of else -
triol ty. This to a large showing for so con-
s6rvative a people, but telling results are
already to be noted, nor will Dr.Sannders
be the last to approve this moral aspect of
the pore illuminating power.—Boston
Jerald.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT
is a . natter !of emelt importance compar- Dec ` improvement.
ed;,with other applications of electricitya
ily this a enc Po[sOfi'a Nerviline is made
-T4,4 8tJN J .Y suliooI( I.+113R,AR
111 Myl[t1; Orient) •
Cho, general maks 11p or our pranA
OTWAY 0c4001 IiI4rory we: coin io tow*
Britt a oris ay row }ha triad
gaaliLy.. arhapwp gat tba o#d, we 145144rdd ¢on«
riderable ot Oat "which wue Vet flulte4 to
thA noun , tlind, but l think wd hetet OW
tothe ot.berextkerno now, ip etrilii 0$4,gel:
.tinct winch will entertain as well ad in.
straat, We are becoming more and more
a reading people. It is a,okuoivledged t0
be the Moat popularnmueelnetlta.ae well ee
one pf the easiest ways of gathering intor,
motion. NOW though I as pone coninder-
able dere ie exercised in the seleotion"of
libraries, yet our children bring home anal
Welts ars Minot fit for thorn to read not to
apes of being in a Sunday Scheel library,
and if you take notice, these are the once
that are nearly worm out, while others are
on the shelves scarcely eoiled. Annie
Swann's hooka appear to be very popular,
and in order to find out for myself what
was in her hooka I read several, and. while
I will admit that they may be somewhat
lasoineting, they are not the book for San-
. day reading; indeed one might read a
baehel of euoh books and be none the bet-
ter chrietian for it. I have thought for
ti some time that our Sunday Sohoole would
be better for fewer books and more of the
best magazines and papers; what hooks we
have let them be of the very• beet. Those
e who select our libraries eeem to have the
idea that they must get as many books as
poasible for the money, while a bright'e
er and high sounding title go a long way;
many of as cannot afford to take the best
e magazines or papere,'would it not be pod-
- Bible to get them through the Sunday
Sohool library; we help support it. I think
I oould much more profitably read the
"Review of Reviews" on e. Sunday after-
noon than the average Sunday School
• book. It treats of current mattere, things
which are of much more importance than
the reading of a love story with very little
else in it; or why not have some of the best
works of poetry. Some will say these are
not Sunday reading, and perhaps, strictly
speaking, they are not. yet how mnoh worse
than worthless trash is read and read on
Sunday simply became it cones through
the Sunday School,
• Oortd ea a road Preserver.
In the polar reg'i'ons mei oil is buried
in the ground in bags of skin. Mee.;
Is heaped upon platforms built among
trees, which are peeled of bark in ce •
der to keep bears from climbing un
them. Little sticks with sharp points
upward are hurled in the ice to (.11 -
tract the attention of the beard iron-
the
rom
the provisions overhead. Another kind
of storehouse Is In the ebape or
strong pen, the main supports of which
are standing trees, with brush and to}. s
piled on top to keep out wild animals.
During the salmon -catching seapoe
In Arctic Alaska the heads of the tlsh
are out off and put into a hole in the
ground. When they are 'half putrefies
they are dug up and eaten, being es-
teemed a great delicacy,—Pearson's
Weekly.
Janssr IE. Nioheieon,.
Almost -
Passes Belief
Mr. Jae. E. Nicholson, A'IorencevilIe,
N. B., Struggles for Seven Long
Years with
CANCER ON THE LIP,
AND I8 OUBED BY
AYI3RS
Sarsa-
parilla
Mr. Nicholson says: "I consulted doe -
tots who prescribed for Inc; but to
no purpose; the gpuecr began to
Eat iota the Flesh,
spread to fay ebbs, and I antlered in
agony for 5ctvee long years, Finally I
n We fk tatting
I noticed sarsaparilla- n
y
• Eneourilged by thin result, ,1' pereo-
t0 penetrate to the most rmriote eervea Med, au -MU m mbiit1 Or so thetaore
1rioYitlia ray lite begali 1'al arid' ler
rising't o mars aril f 't fa nibnt
every bone, muscle and ligament is media •,; -
under B ray 1 ti beglMn ttr llgat in three
to neon its boohoo* . o , Tei'viline teal.
power.
tilekuihtritcoof•t4eCft'4Cedtea aregdt
Vitik tans to take, draft by the yogngeal: ohil Dee
that 't oat lagonizI i ' Internal tie • r
ylblllfi p llolt►gi and,
Nervltina ird7%yea
silt Y'► 'Ot' #&e'-M'trd8d
y dt 0 fully .fate ratitbhing irl fie irtort i 'A ' es The +i
a arsapa ia.
HAD INDIGESTION 1
IPoe e . Mistier of Some Forty Teat'. ed
M ore.
losepb Gardner, stow healer, of HIM
Curb, 1. a great believer in Dr.
's Kidney -Livor Pills for indiges-
tion, constipation, dyspepsia, Britlrt's
Q{yq.er rrheninatiaw, and kidney. lives
and .teimaeh troubles generally.
"1 was troubled for over forty
with indigestion and constipyation, its
Mitac At intervals 1 antlered from
semis beadaohe. • I spent dollar, and
dollars withoort semi t until Mr. Ilalb
tae drv glet, advised me to try Chases
$iAnayy--Liver Pills. 1 did so, and meet
May t'sst they are the only remedy Clivi
gave me relief. I would not be witba
bat them for anything."
latuspeople stiffer front r'heumaQiei .
blood and diseased kidneys hrinti
it m. Ur. Chase's Ifidnoy-Liver Pills
w1U remedy all this and once rheemsM
ilKtma s.iatioa and all kindred eommplaintit
Sq^ski. a sample ease :
boy wee all crippled ap are
M tared awfully with rheumatism's
writes Mie. R. Wills, of Cheeley, Ont
Ss also had a touch of diabetes. The
400tors could do him no good. bat Dr.
Chase's Kidney-Llrer Pills conmpleteI$
bayed him.e
Sold by all &miere and Aon,
Bates et Co., Toronto. 25a
WIllsn an other remediee fail DP. 01110a'I
linseed mind 'turpentine will core feet
want dbircolc sold. 2S cents.
MAKS
DYSPEPSIA,
BAD BLOOD,
CONSTIPATION,
KIDNEY TROUBLES,
HEADACHE,
BILIOUSNESS.
all impurities from the system from a common
pimple to the worst scrofulous tore.
H U H DOCK PILLS act gently yet
thoroughly on the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
MaKlllop Mutual Fire Insurance Co
FARM et ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY
INSURED
OFF/01 ids.
D. Roes Prseldent, 011nton; Geo. Watt vice
Pros, Harlook; W. J. Shannon, Seoy-!rear.
Seatorth; el. Murdie, Inspector of Claims,
Seaforth.
DIREOTOR5,
Jas. Broadtoot Seaforth ; Gabriel Elliot
Clinton; J.B. Mo)'.esn, Tuokeremith ' Thoo. Oar
bet, (Hinton ; 0, Gardiner, Leadbury ; T. E
Hays, McKillop.
AOENT5.
Tho, Neilana Harlook; Robt. McMillan, Sea.
forth; J. Cuminge, Egmondvllle. Geo. Murdie,
auditor.
Parties estrous to effete Ineuranoes or tran-
sect other business will be promptly attended
to on a ii atien to anyof the above ofileere
so •reed to their reepootve offices
New Boot and Shoe Store
The undersigned begs to announce to the pec.
plc of Londeeboro and vioinity;thatbe hare oppepn-
ed a Boot and Shoe Store neat to the post otMce
• whore will be found a complete assortment of
FALL and WINTEri BOOTS and SHOES. Our
goods aro flrsr:elass and our prions are right,—
Custom work and flepairing done In a workman•
like manner,
Butter and Eggs taken as clash. Como and see
us before buying eleowhere,
JAMES YOUNG, - Landesboro.
a+ttlYalgi iia at 7, t
' e ii`Y nsi'w. paine of ttv ii ftp'.
liati no.cia 1. Isold
y : Ad tinita d -aa the o1ri11oi Pair
on'it .._ r w±+rwr• ser
Clinton Planing MW
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DRY Z ILN
tikI,1 nbraribaY hitVing th'e e''ly' cateai f'f o sd
mabli Arl etfieethplbypfng ef(4o0'llttkiil .
men; ablue toad work in hit linin hiti1 a Iden
fit asiory"1lletiflSr,' It rsiellat abt6 thisif'7 ►nd'
do the shortest no#oa A trial reunite d'
lFfi;Cklkiiiir !Mid 0,;Ito, l{'1[,410ll', il'ie '
n'}i0s ,111 itt i
MIN ERS, Doi You Kat( r Party
liaAanen' Myope, Oardial, messy aceth , •
re t rtvne(11ree tar children are mewed of enema sod niCepldu!e1
Do Yeo. Flaw that op lam and morprine are stapeOhig na.00tin pot asp ,r
TIo +y{Jn Know that 1n masa oxmtaies dlvggIsto are 00* pe i te4 to' erE parcQr..,:,
without labeling deem polsooe
Do Yon MUM' that you abound nee palms any Dwane:b to be K1Rt1t year Fla
nice. you've' your physician Itnow of what u m ooropoeed t
Do Ton Snow that oastarm is, a purely preparation, and f3 a Ust of
Ste Ingredients fa published with every bottle t
Do Yon Snow that Oaeboaie to the , . -: _. • ol, the famous Dr. 8amasl P1td rri
That it bas been in use for nearly thirty years, and that roue Oeatoria is now solo than
of another remedies tor children combined?
Do Ton Know that the —.moans Office Department of the United States, and of
other oonntaien, have lamed endue::he right to Dr. Pitcher ami his aepig to use the word
a' ootor'la" and rte Carminic, and that eo Imitate then is a state prison °Mensa t
Do Yon Snow that one of the reasons for grammg this , , : _ :y. protecttonwef
become Oeeborie had been proven to be absolutely harmless? - -
Do Yon Snow Wei 35 s veaarpe doses of tsiorta are furnished for $a
emits, or one oaut a dodo t -
t De You Know data when possessed of tem petites prepare* pour children nasi
tto kept well, and that yea may have !Wooten treat t .
Well, these thine are tour& knowing.They are feet,.
The Thou -smile
edgnatare of
Is on every
It -rapper.
phlldren Cry for f cher'e Castorla.
WhoDoes Not Know?
That Chriatmaa will soon be here, and that in order to properly observe
it yon most have a good pudding, and that to have a good pudding you
meet have good material to work with. Granted that you already
know this much we wish to inform Lyon that we have the material of
the highest quality at a very reasonable price. We have oleo the in-
ferior quality at a lower price, but much prefer giving you the best,;as
it is cheapest in the end. Everything yon need in the way of
Raisins, Currants, Peels, Spices, Figs, ttc.,
As low as any, quality conal eyed. We are in a position to Bell as oheap
as others, and will give as good valve in any line of goods we handle as
can be got in town.
OUR TEAS are the best to be had for the money, try them. If you have not
tried "Salads" you Should do so, as almost daily we are getting new customers
for it. The beet 40 cent COFFEE in town; try that also. A shipment of Din-
ner and Toilet Sets just in. Call and examine goods and prices.
McMUIIRAY & WILTSE,
NearPostO$ice—C TRAL GROCERY—Telephone 40
Not Giving up Business
But continuing with full lines of seasonable goods.
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New Flannels. and Flannelettes
New Cotton and Woollen Blankets
New Tweeds, Trouserings, etc.
New Ladies' Underclothing
New Readymade Clothing
New shirts and Drawers
New Dress Goods
ROBT. COATS & SON
CLINTON
:; HUB GROCERY ::
Don't trust to luck, it may assist you, but more often leaves you in the
lurch. Use good judgment and buy where you get a good article.
New Raisins,
Prunes,
Walnuts,
Canned Salmon
Tomatoes,
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New Currants,
" Dates,
Filberts,
Blueberries,
Mackeral,
Apples.
Our stock of Crockery, Lampe and Fancy China for Christmas
is worth your while to examine.
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