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is ekneea. les Headache. 1t in' Lie
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IA all meg masses. Cate, iDratne, Severe
inurP.I+,TA.ILLEiR tr the £wr,It tried and
Sfeehanla garner, Planter, Sailor, a ,d In
Mt all caner wanting a medicine shwa at hand.
and were nae Internally or externally with
oartainty orrellot
Beware of imitatIona Take none but the genuine.
"PIGMY DAM • Bold everywhere ; rbc. big bottle.
PAIN -KILLER
WOMEN WHO SMOKE.
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IIs s
They Are Very Numerous to Itnaala and
Nut liar,- In England.
Not so long ago it was considered a
risky and frisky thing for it woman
to smoke a cigarette In the seclusion
Of the family circle, but to -day- wcll-
n-ought-0p married ladies, without the
least approach to fastness in behavior,
est oke their three or four cigarettes
8 day, with the approval of their hus-
--bands, and in the presence of their
SZ anis. The ladies in Russian co-
clety, c.ne and ail. smoke cigarettes as
a matter of course, In private and in
public.
At an afternoon call in St. Peter -
burg, •at 8 o'clock •.in the day, a Rus-
• ;Stan lady offers a cigarette case, and
a matchbox in the most natural man-
ner to her viaitoitt, and without any
demur cigarettes are accepted and
smoked. In the principal Russian ho-
tels the ladies smoke their cigarettes
after dinner in. the presence of the as-
sembled company, even to a burning
"end on the point of a penknife. In
London such a custom would not he
allowed, and a fair smoker' would at
once be requested not to smoke.
American ladies appear, from all
that is said, to be going side by side
with their English sisters—some smok-
ing oonamore, others for the fun of
-the thing. Still, it is apparent to all
•in society that smelting Rinsing Aldige_
is immensely on the increase. Hus-
bande, men friends, and even brothers,
say nothing against the practice, and,
oftener than not, encourage it, unless
extravagant 4ndalgence is the result;
then they put a limit to the number of
cigai'ettna to be 'smoked by the wife
during.the day, If she has not sufficient
edratert a of ipind to do so for herself;
Diad, indeed, most lady smokers make
di i?atlgt,i Of limiting themselves to three
cigarettes a day on an average.
Ladle; in these days are nurtured In
. an atmosphere of tobacco smoke; how
'.cart t" be otherviree that' that they
Moult* acquire a taste for it? In a
milder ;torn, It la / true, than that of
the pipe or cigar, which their male
relatives so' keenly enjoy, but in that
of the dainty cigarette. The days have
gone by when the smell of tobacco
smoke 'made a woman faint. Among
a few married ladies an antipathy to
it does still exist, and these ladies, it
must be confessed, make their bus -
bands rather uncomfortable, with their
restrictions against smoking here or
smoking there, and render them a lit-
tle envious of the freedotn enjoyed by
other men in this respect, whose wives
are not so sensitive to this pungent
scent.—London Queen.
NO MORE OPPRESSIONS
^TH E OPPRESSOR BANISHED.
Paine's ' Celery " Compound
putslRheumatism to Right
atter the Doctors
Failed.
46 -It is note an established fact, that Paine'e
Celery Compound cures ninety-nine ont of
every one hnndredoases of rheumatism pro-
nounced incurable by the doctors. Day af-
ter day reporter are received, giving partion-
lars of cures effected by the gfeat Com-
pound. Thema buret are astonishing the
medical profeeaion, and compel the dootors
to aoknbwledge the claim so often made.
that no Other medicine In the world poeses-
eel like battling virtues The following let- .
ter frore Mre P. McMann, of Thorold, Ont.
should lead every rheumatic sufferer to ase•
the medloine ale/tanglyreoommended:
M"I think it my duty to lot you know
what Pubis's Celery Coi nponnd bas done
lar tinyhnsbend. For two years he anger-
ed very iteloh With rheumatism in the beak
and become no bead that he could nob stoop,
bend, or sit in a (Omit at a table. • 1 was
obliged to We him his reale in bed. 13e
Wag treated by various phyeioiane, but re-
ceived no benefit until ha timed Paine's Cel- •
er fyomponnd. The first bottle gave him
relief, and after he had need tin bottles he
wars q'uiiite freefreta the rhottmatism. $e
was troubled With piles forourteen years,
a got great relief from the .Componhd.
,'ll 'salt he feels like 11 finu''lliktl: j1ileq flow.
W thinik Ibero fw no medicine like Paine's
•Qe1et '1011mp'oillnd.» ...
I,tttle Tb es%
Little thl744 are often the hardest
things. It is aomparatively easy to do a
momentary deed of daring that will
startle everybody; 11 is not so eBay to do
little death; of quiet oourage from day to
day, unheeded by au, and uubeediug all.
Perhaps you are not called to do the great
deed, But you are palled every day to do
fjp8s ,'►,itis deeds, which more surely wear
oUt Ufe and strength in the long run. Be
isOtt ►abet yes are Ailed to tints, for thie.
the%horder task, and he who is faithful
here will not be unfaithful in the easier
whet things.
'n" ."Unsurpassed in One Respect.
First little girl—How many teeth bas
yo'lnFbaby got?
Second little girl—Four.
First little girl—Ours bas seven.
• Second little girl—Well, your baby
basn't bad the ammonia, anyway, and
ours had it when she was only two
months old. —Somerville Journal.
Work of the Tiny Ant.
The largest structure on the earth,
when compared with the else of the
builders, Is the ant hill of Africa Some
of these mounds have been observed
fifteen Leet high and nine feet in diam-
eter. If a human habitation were oon-
struoted on the same scale It would be
more than seven mites Mob.
A HEAVY MORTOACL
Now a prominent farmer quickly
lifted It.
A
mortgage has beth described as as
incentive to industry, a heavy mortgage,
as a sure sign of ruin. The Last is particu-
larly true, for if a mortgage is allowed to
ran it will eat up the term. la this con-
nection Mr. Henry FOwier, of Huron
writes ' " From my boyhood scrofula had
marked me for a victim and it eoemed as
if it had a life mortgage on ray blood. I
suffered fearfully with sores, and know-
ing my condition I have remained a single
man. Doctor after doctor prescribed for
me, and finally a Torontespecialist told
nue bluntly that my complaint was a
deep-seated, incurable, blood disease.
ileerrsaparilla I knew was a good blood
medicine, and I sent for a bottle of the
best. Mr. Todd, the druggist, sent me
Seed's Sarsaparilla, and 1 have stuck to
it. It has lifted my mortgage, for to -day
1 am free from those horrible sores, my
eyesight is not blurred, my tongue is not
furry, and I have no irritation. I look
upon Scott's Sarsaparilla as a marvellous
medicine when it will cure a life long
disease in so short a time."
Sdtofully pimples, running sere:, rhea.
malltre and all diseases generated by
poisonous humors in the blood are cured
Scott's Sarsaparilla. The kind that
cures. Sold only in concentrated form
at III ppaLbottle by your druggist. Dose
from trait til oae teaspoonful.
NEWS NOTES
The Government bought 57,748 po-
unds of butter at 20 cents and sold it at
14 cent►,. The loss went to swell the
deficit.
PLEASE Do Tale. --when making
purchases of merchante"who advertise
with us, you will confer a favor on this
paper by mentioning that you saw the
advertisement. in the CLINTON NEw
ERA.
In one ohnroh in New York the pastorate
is a doable -headed concern consisting of
husband and wife, both ordained ministers,
both engaged and paid. This is an im-
provement on the ordinary plan of hiring
the preaoher and expecting his wife to work
.for nothing,
WITH INVALIDS
Yes! with invalids the appetite is capric-
ious, and needs coaxing, and that is jnst
the reason why they improve so rapidly
tinder Soott'e Emulsion, which is as palat-
able es cream.
The fax mill at Shakespeare togeth-
er with all its contents was destroyed
Tuesday night by fire. The blaze was
detected about 9 o'clock, and despite
the efforts of the villagers the struc-
ture was soon a masa of flame and in a
little more than an hour was•complete-
ly destroyed, together with all the
machinery and stock. The total loss
will be about 82,500, on which there
was no insurance whatever.
EARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great
blood °pnrifier, gives freshness and clear-
ness to the complexion and mires Consti-
Cation, 25 ots., 50 ots., $1. Sold by J. H.
ombe, Clinton.
The Orange Sentinel says:—"When
we publisb,as we propose to do, the
story of the pledges and promises of
Ontario members on the school ques-
tion, there will be great need for ex-
planations and for excuses among a
number of politicians."
The story told by little Oneita Short
in the police court at Ottawa, on Feb.
12Lh, on the charges egainsther rand -
mother, Mrs Bell, of cruelty and inhu-
man treatment, stands probably with-
outa parallel. The youngster, baldly
three feet high, stood upon a chair
in the witness box and gave her evi,
dencein a most remarkable manner.
The brightness and cleverness of the
child' was phenomenal. The crown
was unable to proceed with the pre-
liminary examination on the charges
of ill-treatment to the boy Percy
Short, as he was unable to leave the
hospital, and counsel who appeared on
behalf of the Children's Aid Society
said it would be a cou le' of weeks be-
fore the boy could 'ap tear. Mrs Bell
was remanded, as the magistrate
would not commit her until the boy's
evidence was taken. The girl testified
to having been placed hefore an open
window, in Ivveet dress, for four hours;
to having hertongue tied by her grand-
mother; to having had ground stone
placed in her mouth oo that she could
not speak; of eating turpentine with
bread , eta. Similar cruelties, she said,
were pf'aoticed against her brother.
Muoh of life's misery to due to indigestion
for who can be Happy with a . pain, in his
stomaoh7 • Asa correlative and strengthen-
er ottim alimentary orgafri, .Ayel,'s 1?iiia
are fn. iniibla, being 111wlliyll alitended with
a
rurkii ibflt, e° .1
DOES YOUR CHILD EAT GIRT?,
, Cantos* MOO Match Frtevafls Among
the Very Vougg.
Dirt-eating is a wore common babe;
among ohildren than -most people would
ilnaglue. " A very interesting paper on
dale ohrtone habit is contributed by Dr.
Jae Thomson toa recent number o;•the
Edipbureh Uoepltal Reports After iflv-
ing some. account otithe habit as observed
by traveliere In difflefteut parts of the
world and by agriculturists among un-
healthy young animals, he snits' that the
dire has a well defined hygienic value,
and is eaten by ohiidreta for medical pur-
poses. The physiotil ailing which brings
on the appetite for dirt id in most oases
MUMS la, or"bloodleesuess," whiolr simply
mimeo a running down of the sl+tem. In
these eagles, Dr. Thomson thinks,the habit
might be formed from an instinctive
craving for esrtby salts. snob asiron and
lime, Net as a oat or dog, when needing
a little "physio," will eat a blade or so of
grass.
In romo teats made by the doctor to
prove the soundness of his theory, he
placed a number of ohildren in a room
containing loose wall plaster and Minders.
These substances contain lime and iron
salts. The ohildren, who Were oboes
three yearsof age, were observed from
time to time munching on a lump of the
stuff picked up from the floor. One child
varied the pastime by pushing bbe hearth
brush into the ashes and then ltoking the
dust off 11 els a great delicacy. This habit
is common enough among idiots and im-
beciles, but none of Dr. Thomson's eases
was suffering from mental disorder.
As a cure the children were placed for
a time in the hospital, where they under-
went no treatment beyond a forced absten-
tion from their peculiar • diet. Atter a few
days they had apparently Met all appetite
for dirt. Dr. Thomson does nob think
that small amounts of "dirt" eaten by
children will do any harm of itself, but
the great danger is that they will get
hold of something poisonous or of some
parasite which, once entering the stomach,
Will reverse the operation by feeding Off
ails host.
A Drop of Water.
Water that le now in the ocean end in
the river has been many times in the sky.
The history- of a single drop taken oat of
a glass of water is really a remand() ons,
says a writer in the "Museum." No
traveler has ever a000mplfshed such die•
tanoos in his life. That particle may have
reflected the palm trees of coral islands
and have caught the sun's ray in the arch
that spans a cloud clearing away from
the valleys of Cumberland or California.
I1 may have been carried by the Gulf
Stream from the shores of Florida, or of
Cuba, to be turned into a crystal of toe
beside the precipices of Spitzbergen. It
may have hovered over the .treats of Lon-
don and have formed a part of ,musky fog
and have glistened on the young grass
blade of April in Irish elds. It has been
lifted ■ to heaven and silted_ in great
"wool -packed eioiidi across the sky, form-
ing part of a aloud mountain echoing
with thunder. It was hung 1n a tlesoy
veil many miles above the earth at the
close of long seasons of .till weathsa. It
has deeoended many times over in sow-
ers to refresh the earth and has sparkled
and bobbled in mosey fountains In every
country In Europe. And it has returned
to its native skies, having a000mpltshed
Its purpose, to be stored once again with
electricity to give it new life-prodaotng
qualities and equip it as heaven's riues-
ssnger to earth once more.
Even all the lies that could be made
to do duty for a few minutes, this as-
tounding confession of failure is forced
upon them.
Result of a
Neglected Cold.
DISEASED LUNGS
Which Doctors Palled to Help,
CURED BY TAKING
AYL3'S' PCherectry
oral.
"I contracted a tievere cold, which settled
on my Lungs, and I dM what Is often don
1•1 such cases, neglected It thinking it would away as It came; but I found, after a
little while, that the slightest exertion
pained me. I then
Consulted a Doctor
tvlie found, on exandning Int lungs, that the
1 e gave mefsome C One
of was
whtach 1 tookoads
directed but it did not seem to do any good.
• Fortuna I I hap erred to read in Ayer's
Alma of the e�eob that Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral had on et era and T det.eriu ed to
give It a trial. ,After taking a few doses my
trouble was relieves and before I had fin-
ished the bottle T wad tiered."': -A. Lrrr.axt,
watchmaker, Orangeville, Ont.
Ayor's Cherry -Pectoral
''light ed AWarild at Worb rrt Fair
A ee 's „Pser.t Wit@ .. glsarit otse
ori, --n-•
tAtia:t14i.trit;
ri lattetiftti ill INTION Lndga
io •verytaeletet;
tit
04.faotle pontl@tl ,palnts.loiat to t ie k ord
o Woz1,d! tbot triittin raquir�f $ ioTwert
tlbeut i.Gfi,Q00,Q00 "tiusheht of wheat, or this,
stensq4t1yy'gout 60,000,000;f'rOin 1pol.(a,, lead,
frotal,f,Q011',000:to 0,0%000 from: lOiiatia,
while itniatrtll limo, 11A ilgi spun$ i,
tbiukq•it flat Sons lith¢ betok�a49.1.3"'"1_irit-
MO gill 04:1041/0/.61401400 to 1,48,9 0Q,OQQ
buabe e , -
el�49t1i111i;'idegfilit?4. k l4'iF CUi
�ryeaRpu eryi r k' tlbe 6l.rytnlG�R4fr P":
Qba4 90 TuPpete. Wide 1L,j bar141 • pi li P41,
MOO. lin oQ 0e t11000Sugio4 every*
Of itis am, ` p+Toltb ug' le ys.ung'or mitt
die*aged about b jlgrl ' 'botvele4, that;
rings true and resenaut, ' But ice own-
• et' teas .gist rheumy. eye, the. laowed
sisoulderet, the 'uneortoin step of the
man chase nlgghtisnot.far off, Beside
MO) lliaeli:enzie Rowell would appear
not four, but ten or fifteen peeve
youtnger.
Ladies.alean your kid gloves with Joa-
epbine Glove Cleaner, for solo only by
Redeems Bros., Qlinton, sole agents for the
Perrin, Freres and Alexander Kid (dovn
n all the lost desirable shades,dressed
and undressed, lace and button.
WESTERNDemytraN anlhnrt—The Executive
Committee of the Western Dairymen's As-
soolatioq muton Monday, Feb. 10th, in the
8eoretaryls •.-office,• London., ¶here were
present'PresidentA. F. MaDerenend B.M
Ballantyne, Stratford; end Jim, 86 Pearce.
London, . T. Mil r, , Gnelph,..aod H,
W bite, Hawkeevillertvere,ilsopreeent. Ar.
rangemente were nbm feted for the Dis—
trict Conventions to be held al Dnuhnville,
Feb. 25th; Forest, Febc:26tbiListowei,. Feb.
27th; and Elmira, Feb.: 28th. The Wind-
sor Salt Works will give' .thron h.tho Aueo-
oiation two gold medale, valued at not less
than 150 each, to be awarded in the Cheese
Departments of the Industrial and West-
ern `Fairs next fall. Arrangotnents will be
made for a meeting of the Directors of the
cheese taotories in the •Listowel district to
be held at Listowel on Feb. 37th, at 1OA.M.
to organize a syndicate of factories in that
section for the purpose of more uniform in-
struction and inspection, efforts will alto be
made to organize elsewhere. T, 13. Millar,
who has so efficiently tilled the position of
inspector during the hast five years was re-
engaged for the coming season. Partiou-
lare concerning his work and other depart-
ments of the Association"e work will be giv-
en in the anuual prospectus -to be issued by
the Secretary shortly.
conditions
In some conditions the
gain from the use of Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
is rapid. For this reason
we put up a 5oc. size, which
is enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almost imperceptible,healtI4
can't be built up in a day.
For this Scott's Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine, food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
loom& Bann, Chemists, foe- anbgew
f • CURE t FITS!
valuable treaties and bottle of m.dielpe sent Pros baay
Suffern. 01,e rvpros and Pat Orae address U.
__ 11.0•• �St M.i'
AkWde re. �t,
IT PAYS TO
Success w
ie ho meuro to ake attend those
good
time while attending their
The Canada Business College
CITATAIAM, ONT.
Last week showed:the placing of five stn -
dents le choice positions; this week three.
Bella Mitchell, placed as second sten gra-
pher with the Van Anken Steam Specialty Co.,
of Chicago. The first stenographer, in the same
office, Miss Anne Moffatt, is alsoa former pnpil.
Jameg Warren es stook -keeper and office as-
sistant with Wm. Gray dt Sons, Chatham.
Fred Thompson changed from stenographer
with Geo. 13. Douglas to stenographer with.
Messrs Wilson, Renkin, McKeough & Kerr,
Barristers, Chatham.
ITYAYS TO ATTEND A GOOD SCHOOL
College reopens for the new year, Jan. Oth
For catalogue of either department address
I). MCLACHLAN Chatham
MoKIllop Mutual Fire Insuranoe Co
FARM et ISOLATED TOW N PROPERTY ONLY
INSURED
Ormtamas.
D. Rose President, Clinton; Geo. Watt Vies
Pres. Harlook; W. J. Shannon, Secy -('roes.
8eatorth; M. Mordie, inspector of Claims,
Seaforth.
ninitOTons.
Jae. Broadfoot'8eaforth ; Gabriel Elliot
Clinton; J.B. MoIIean, Tnokersmith • Thos. Car
bet, Clinton ; C. Gerdinor, Leadi my ; T. E
Hays, Menlllop,
AGENTS.
Thee. Nellane Oarlock; Robt, McMillan, Sea -
forth; J. °timings, Egmondville. Geo. Mnrdie,
auditor.
Parties estrous to effect Insurances or trod -
snot other business. will be promptly attended
to on application to any of the above officers
ad, reed to their respeoftve ofiloes
New Boot and Shoe Store
The undersigned begs to annonnoe to the peo-
ple of Londeeboto and vioinity;that ne has open-
ed a Boot and Shoe Store neat to the poet olloe
where will be found a complete assortment of
FALL and WINTEa BOOTS and SHOES. Our
geode are drat -slaw and our prices are right —
Ohetom work and Repairing done in a workman-
like manner,
Butter and,gs taken as oaeh. Come and see
g♦ before buying elsewhere,
JAMES ]t'Ol7NO, . Loudesboro.
•
Clinton Planing XIII
....ANe.W-..
Dui. KILN!
naaohitieiienlpletllgthenoltkedtv
rThe tubscrlber havghe Orr aebt mita
men le sbledo w
.1n bfllitat 10 the Mei
Iatitfaotoky inkniair t SM*ofnIb e
flteeteits lititi tiaorteetnoaoe...trISl/d
"..""'w°p F.ttfOcli1!' illiIAh tl.P' fl. ITA1.'tint ,
broil 21.. have
*Dr, $aIuuel � eherts prescription tar r
'
4 Vhtldi ems: It contaiils,notther Opituni Isiorpb ue cruor
other I14reotie eigPstance, Itis O harmless oubotl
for Paregoric; Drops, soot tis Syrup„ and Carp.
>it ' Pleasant. Ito snaranteo Is thirty yeezeL 4410:1,
Millions otMothers. C8toria destroys Worms aminibilli
feverishness. Oratorio tirevent s vomiting Sour Onird.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collo. Oratorio rely
teething troubles,, cares constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Calls
torte is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria,.
"Qerbests Is ane excellent Medicine for chil-
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told moa its
pod►Rican upon thele oblldten."
'Dn. G. 9. Ot000n,
Lowell, Hare,
•()setons is the best remedy for children of
which 1 em acquainted. I hope the day is not
tar distant *hen mothers will oonaider the real
inhere to( their cbildren, and nee Caxtorla in-
stead of thaverious quack nastramswhich are
4estroy1ogRicer loved once, byfaroingopfma,
morphine; soothing eyrnpitnd other hurtful
agents dowii their throats, thereby eendlug
them to premature grates."
Ds. J. F. Kuransina,
Ooeway, Ark.
Castoria.
NO tortaiseowelladaptedtooblldren**
I recommend it assoperiortoauyprwpdigog
known to ma." c e.
A. Aateste, I 1Di,
111 So. Orford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
"Our physicians in the children's dipole
meat have spoken highly of their sxpetb
enoe fa their outside practice with
and' although we only have among oar
medical supplies what la kaown es eviler
product.; yet we are free to oonfeao that t .
merits of Csrtoris has won us to lOdk with
favor upon It,"
UmTsn HcerzrAz. ern Duesseu ir.
Basta, Mets.'
AIL= O. Sutras, Asea.,
The Denton Company, TI Murray Street, New Turk O1tt.
•. �: 1 1Alll ;1 .. •,.
Who Does Not Know
That Christmai•will soon be here, and that in order to properly observe
it you must have a good padding, and that to have a good pudding yon
most have good material to work With. Granted that yon already
know this much we wish to inform (you that we have the material of
the highest quality at a very reasonable pride. We have also the in-
terior quality at a lower pride, bnt much prefer giving you the beat,.as
it is cheapest in the end. Everything yon need in the way of
Raisins, Currants, Peels, Spices, Figs, &c.,
As low as any, quality consiered. We are in a position to sell as cheap
as others, and will give as good value 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, me almost daily we are getting new customers
• for it. The best 40 oent COFFEE in town; try that also. A shipment of Din-
ner and Toilet Sete just in. Cali and examine goods and prices.
Mel1IURRAY & WILTSE,
NearPostOffice--C I` TRAL GROCERY—Telephone 40
Not Giving up Business
But continuing with full lines of seasonable goods.
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 &r' SO
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, New Currants,
" Prunes, " Dates,
Walnuts, " Filberts,
Canned Salmon " Blueberries,
ifTomatoes, 46Mackeral,
Apples.
Our stock of Crockery, Lamps and Fancy China
is worth your while to examine.
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New Figs
" Peels
Peas
Corn
Herring
of
for Christmas
Cci nton
The Finest
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