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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-03-13, Page 7tl NEW BUTCHER SHOP. The undersigned .d res to Intimate to the people of 011intan and vicinity that he has oponod a butcher shop in the store of W, gore, Huron $tree,¢. He has had many �gore experience, and teo}a that he can give he beet of eAtisfaotion. lie will sell strictly for Cash, and at the lowest possible prices. ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED X. W. Wright, - Clinton. CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP vti . 40 - FORD & MURPHY, (successors to J. W. Langford) Having bopt�, taut the above bu'hignaer•we intend to eontiat it on the cash principle, and will supply our customers with the beat l meats at the lowest paying prices. Patrons may rely upon good aervtoe and prompt ► o filling of all orders. >Q'ORD ,8t MURPHY I Central Butcher Shop, Clinton CITY BUTCHER SHOP I wish to inform the public that I will�not y be undersold, by any other person in the business. I am a practical butcher, and understand all the branches of,l,he business. ' We keep the very 'best meats and a.Iull stook always on hand, and will sell at the ' Lowest Cash Prices. Bring along your `money and get the meat at the cash price. i Ve WM gLVw.0xedit ,.buk"O at- Q%Slt.prices., k w.: PIeaiie Call and see what you can do for 1 Cases at CITY MEAT MARKET COUCH & WILSON. Subscribers desire to notify the public that o hepp have bought out the butohoring bueipese I& oondgotad by Mr Jas Q.Ford and Will obp , =the same under their pprteoney�.guperyisiitfi. i A*4b1WCO16C1r, 6918. N. WILSON CLINTON. Fx,713- : Sausg&ge I 3 lbs. for 25c. NO BEEF OR LIVER PUT IN. Pork Chops, Roasts, Cured 11I�atS.. Prices to edit hared times. Pure LARD by the poAl or Crock We,make fresh sausage -every day. JAS. STEEP & CO. K.F+` FLOUR AND FEED STORES. Produce'F��i�ange - . Headquarters for all kinds of FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS- Two EEDS-Two cars choice Seed Corn just ar- rived from Illinois. We have a large stock of Feed Corn. Oats, Barley, Peas, Sc, Highest market price paid for Coarse Grains, or taken in exchange. Cash paid for Eggs. HILL & J OYNER HURON ST., CLINTON, AFRICAN MiSSIQNARIKS. Mr. Moody has a popular and very toll. I FsourO.Feed Store ing way of "hitting" the trwrs which are } tlttltry X, XSPn;,QY r;Nya a T ibwtP to tht p NEW BUTCHER SHOP. The undersigned .d res to Intimate to the people of 011intan and vicinity that he has oponod a butcher shop in the store of W, gore, Huron $tree,¢. He has had many �gore experience, and teo}a that he can give he beet of eAtisfaotion. lie will sell strictly for Cash, and at the lowest possible prices. ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED X. W. Wright, - Clinton. CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP vti . 40 - FORD & MURPHY, (successors to J. W. Langford) Having bopt�, taut the above bu'hignaer•we intend to eontiat it on the cash principle, and will supply our customers with the beat l meats at the lowest paying prices. Patrons may rely upon good aervtoe and prompt ► o filling of all orders. >Q'ORD ,8t MURPHY I Central Butcher Shop, Clinton CITY BUTCHER SHOP I wish to inform the public that I will�not y be undersold, by any other person in the business. I am a practical butcher, and understand all the branches of,l,he business. ' We keep the very 'best meats and a.Iull stook always on hand, and will sell at the ' Lowest Cash Prices. Bring along your `money and get the meat at the cash price. i Ve WM gLVw.0xedit ,.buk"O at- Q%Slt.prices., k w.: PIeaiie Call and see what you can do for 1 Cases at CITY MEAT MARKET COUCH & WILSON. Subscribers desire to notify the public that o hepp have bought out the butohoring bueipese I& oondgotad by Mr Jas Q.Ford and Will obp , =the same under their pprteoney�.guperyisiitfi. i A*4b1WCO16C1r, 6918. N. WILSON CLINTON. Fx,713- : Sausg&ge I 3 lbs. for 25c. NO BEEF OR LIVER PUT IN. Pork Chops, Roasts, Cured 11I�atS.. Prices to edit hared times. Pure LARD by the poAl or Crock We,make fresh sausage -every day. JAS. STEEP & CO. K.F+` FLOUR AND FEED STORES. Produce'F��i�ange - . Headquarters for all kinds of FIELD & GARDEN SEEDS- Two EEDS-Two cars choice Seed Corn just ar- rived from Illinois. We have a large stock of Feed Corn. Oats, Barley, Peas, Sc, Highest market price paid for Coarse Grains, or taken in exchange. Cash paid for Eggs. HILL & J OYNER HURON ST., CLINTON, At the :South Australian diniaer In London last Thursday night Lord u unity of Roseb dilated no t ® n er to h Y r theyd rt n t to pIle an tuaetr t1 to tDeelpeyalty of (:atlllda a10�usia- Ila in tale recent crisis. Th4, Lael of Shelburne declal•ed that the loyalty of Canada aad Australia hRd unpile sply advanced the cohegon of the` e2pire. Thousands of oases of Consarnptiou, As- thma, Cougs, Comeand 'Croup are oared every day by Shiloh'a Cure. Sold by J.H. Combe, Clinton. A ttlypatch to the Toronto World (Con9et'vativ0) says: "There is scarce- ly any doubt now Lhat Mr Laugier will get al; leapt five out of seven ,tls-embpirs ttom Maditoba at the general elec- tions, and it is ex i,: e.nely doubtful U either M r Daly or Sir Chat lee could be elected for any constituency in the Province." 8; IN THE MOOR TOOK 510 Just spend his Four Quarters for a bottle of �• ,.Burdock Blood. Bitters as all sensible people do; be- cause it cures D spegsia, Con- sq on- , sf<�patI,gna DJJ1oi§0ess, Ian Ii adache, Bad Blood; and a 1 Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood from a common Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore. a P10"' gh. s Heitz,;but y they don'G�"'*bmt ail other:` 1"t tont coat anything to look at it, an�if I can sell on one you 11 never regret it• - ALBERT EELEY, General Blacksmith, Clinton. SPAN TIMD Farmers' sone or other industrial persons o air education to whom 876.00 a month would e an inducement. Write me with referensee. ould also engga� ge• ladies�'^�pt�:`pheir own homes. H.EINSCOTTj 166°$ay'Bt�teet, Toronto. SHE PAGE WIRE FENCE. This fe`noe'is the best gnd etYiofrgeitt wire feuce n existence, it has a smooth surfndp, apd"Will urn stook without in)dry. It is nest and easy o put np requiring few poets; it cannot° blow loan; wily not bra lA winter; it 11,iS tight. mll'gtrou$ and astly ILS g (lt/ourie p hatitth tvithfn,the ioach of all, T r- igtied ie el le out "It I Stanley, ,Tuak�sxtiith 3nileltt, Qoderloh Township and Colborne, an 9111 promptly fill orderelfor the erection of the ence in any of the townships named. 'GPM STANLEY, Ro]In'e&vtule For 'Twenty -Six Years DUNN'S, Bim' INC PPIcW DERTHE S BEST�FRIEND LARGEST SALE Iii dANADA. Ivo Chance to lime AA xspwvt>a, o w atta AFRICAN MiSSIQNARIKS. Mr. Moody has a popular and very toll. I FsourO.Feed Store ing way of "hitting" the trwrs which are } tlttltry X, XSPn;,QY r;Nya a T ibwtP to tht p BRAN & SHORTS persous'to-day. Speaking of salvation by, In large or small quantities. grace he has said: "It is well that q tuair OIL CAKE and MEAL ' OF ALL KINDS. work,�}Is own way into )I ,"Von, you Lover 10 Founds Choice Oatmeal for 1 would'hear tho'laht of it. Why, down bare' bushel of Oats. In this world, ye a man happens to got a D. COOK, 'CLINTON. little.aheAd of his fellows, And s9yap9s a BANKS. taw thousand dollars together, you'll hear The Molsons Bank. him bragging about his being a self-mado Incorporated by Act o1 Parliament, 1866' F CAPITAL,`- $2,000,000. boy and worked his way up in th6 world. REST FUND, $1,375,000 I've heard so much of this port of thing HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL. that I'm sick and tired of the whole bual- J. H. R. MOLSON..... _..President. Fr W. THOMAS,....General Manager. peso; and I'm glad we sha'n't have mon Notes discounted Collections made, Drafts is- and' American exchange bought „ ;j sned,Sterling sad gold at lowest current rates. Interest al - lowed on deposits. worked their way into heaven,” and the number is still increasing. They ii5vi iEr, nt'9 . Money advanced to farms on their own nota with one or TAorb endorsers. No mortgage re .mired as security Napoleon's Advice Concerning Hortense. but it is wonderful what earnestfness and I 11. C. IJAEWER, Manager. - G t ' E0. D, McTAGGAR'1'. 1 R BANKE7- 6 r ALBE1�tT ST, - CLINTON. tians; read the latest official reports frorn and passionate reprimand from the Em- Nyassa Land, and glance at the latest peror Por his eoonomy. What was wanted map of Africa, to be convinped of the weal, d gen8>t>�ti B� >G►�'., $nsinesa? devotion and industry of the missionaries. scripts, encouragement -for the Dutch Mi, siou houses do notgrow of them - Catholics, and a giddy court where men selves. Gospels are not translated into DriO ilrt;gre�t allowed on bs.; African tongues, nor aro convert. spon- dos tapeous products of human nature. lam play. '.'Set your wife dance as much as somewhat familiar with African facts, 9�ASX:9It14 and to me these things represent immense have a wife forty years old, and from the labor, patience and self-sacrifice ; but theft Mstle to farmers an Own A6dVa ' es at low rates of -interest. not the missionary's eyes. d 061 Banking, Bnsinets transacted It is true, though strange, that for the r,Tiit'teropt alluvbed oli �opporittf. Mile NOON 1 unit first six years or so very little visible effect " . X, ktfi 'Zpi i7�lrt it fl�an'Ager. is produced by missionary teaching and Century. Influence. The mind of a, pagan descend - apt, of innumerable centuries of ,pagans At the :South Australian diniaer In London last Thursday night Lord u unity of Roseb dilated no t ® n er to h Y r theyd rt n t to pIle an tuaetr t1 to tDeelpeyalty of (:atlllda a10�usia- Ila in tale recent crisis. Th4, Lael of Shelburne declal•ed that the loyalty of Canada aad Australia hRd unpile sply advanced the cohegon of the` e2pire. Thousands of oases of Consarnptiou, As- thma, Cougs, Comeand 'Croup are oared every day by Shiloh'a Cure. Sold by J.H. Combe, Clinton. A ttlypatch to the Toronto World (Con9et'vativ0) says: "There is scarce- ly any doubt now Lhat Mr Laugier will get al; leapt five out of seven ,tls-embpirs ttom Maditoba at the general elec- tions, and it is ex i,: e.nely doubtful U either M r Daly or Sir Chat lee could be elected for any constituency in the Province." 8; IN THE MOOR TOOK 510 Just spend his Four Quarters for a bottle of �• ,.Burdock Blood. Bitters as all sensible people do; be- cause it cures D spegsia, Con- sq on- , sf<�patI,gna DJJ1oi§0ess, Ian Ii adache, Bad Blood; and a 1 Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood from a common Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sore. a P10"' gh. s Heitz,;but y they don'G�"'*bmt ail other:` 1"t tont coat anything to look at it, an�if I can sell on one you 11 never regret it• - ALBERT EELEY, General Blacksmith, Clinton. SPAN TIMD Farmers' sone or other industrial persons o air education to whom 876.00 a month would e an inducement. Write me with referensee. ould also engga� ge• ladies�'^�pt�:`pheir own homes. H.EINSCOTTj 166°$ay'Bt�teet, Toronto. SHE PAGE WIRE FENCE. This fe`noe'is the best gnd etYiofrgeitt wire feuce n existence, it has a smooth surfndp, apd"Will urn stook without in)dry. It is nest and easy o put np requiring few poets; it cannot° blow loan; wily not bra lA winter; it 11,iS tight. mll'gtrou$ and astly ILS g (lt/ourie p hatitth tvithfn,the ioach of all, T r- igtied ie el le out "It I Stanley, ,Tuak�sxtiith 3nileltt, Qoderloh Township and Colborne, an 9111 promptly fill orderelfor the erection of the ence in any of the townships named. 'GPM STANLEY, Ro]In'e&vtule For 'Twenty -Six Years DUNN'S, Bim' INC PPIcW DERTHE S BEST�FRIEND LARGEST SALE Iii dANADA. Ivo Chance to lime AA xspwvt>a, o w atta AFRICAN MiSSIQNARIKS. Mr. Moody has a popular and very toll. I ing way of "hitting" the trwrs which are } tlttltry X, XSPn;,QY r;Nya a T ibwtP to tht so rife In the theological GoinIn o t many PrOINVvi 9.rk THwY a I QAO. persous'to-day. Speaking of salvation by, I was the only white Iran during 1870 in grace he has said: "It is well that q tuair Equatorial Africa, but in 1:077, yvhon only Can't save„bilpsolf; for. iii P` man, could ogly a short diitt4noo from the Atlantic, the work,�}Is own way into )I ,"Von, you Lover firpt missionaries lauded 01) the east coast would'hear tho'laht of it. Why, down bare' tu'responso to an appeal that I had written In this world, ye a man happens to got a in 1875 from Uganda. During the years little.aheAd of his fellows, And s9yap9s a from 1879 to 1681 missionaries followed taw thousand dollars together, you'll hear cloroly my tracks up the Congo, and as a him bragging about his being a self-mado hundred influences were in the course of a malt and telling how he began as a poor Lew years enlisted in the cause of Africa, boy and worked his way up in th6 world. Nymma Land and the eastern and southern I've heard so much of this port of thing part of Control Africa botlatt to be studded that I'm sick and tired of the whole bual- with Christian missions, and missionaries peso; and I'm glad we sha'n't have mon have continued to enter Africa ever since, bragging through all 'eternity how they until now there must be about 900 of them, worked their way into heaven,” and the number is still increasing. They are not all reputed to be first-class men, Napoleon's Advice Concerning Hortense. but it is wonderful what earnestfness and Louis, who was governing Holland with perseverance will do. We have only to reference to its own best' interests, and think of Uganda, with its 200 churches ordering the affairs of his' own 'family and cathedral and its 50,000 native Chris - rigidly but admirably, received a severe tians; read the latest official reports frorn and passionate reprimand from the Em- Nyassa Land, and glance at the latest peror Por his eoonomy. What was wanted map of Africa, to be convinped of the weal, was pay for the troops, plenty of oon' devotion and industry of the missionaries. scripts, encouragement -for the Dutch Mi, siou houses do notgrow of them - Catholics, and a giddy court where men selves. Gospels are not translated into would forget more serious things, and African tongues, nor aro convert. spon- where Queen Hortense could makes dia- tapeous products of human nature. lam play. '.'Set your wife dance as much as somewhat familiar with African facts, she wants to ; It is proper for her age. I and to me these things represent immense have a wife forty years old, and from the labor, patience and self-sacrifice ; but field of battle I recommend her to gd to others expect Africans to fall In love with halls ; while you want one of twenty to the missionary's eyes. live In a cloister, or, like a wet nurse, al- It is true, though strange, that for the ways bathing her child." -"Life of Nur first six years or so very little visible effect poison," by Prof. Sloane, In February is produced by missionary teaching and Century. Influence. The mind of a, pagan descend - apt, of innumerable centuries of ,pagans Parlor Maids, ap(ioars to be for some time impenetrable e t maid servant i stpad of,meu,, are ,a s' R to t,ho Christian' dpetrine, and. no ;natter zealously a missionary may strive now seen in many of the best houses They require less wages and cost less iso Ih�i wi>kb him, he continues to preaent,,wwpod- aptl'0ulneee, by and. by t0to Is a ked}i, stl cis pdneideritply' mare. So alto laid b9couilg more ,until m of interest p he catches the,lclea,.aa thio?; r g6irants eire I g ' and ' iY101`6 popu ar. Thu lig ry ' so to ak; ,of a' padl'dr' mald aq eriod Is a lg� k t art • and the interest becomes', feeti- 4R dsnd spreads from family to: tzlily, s thb laid, well -made black alpdoa'g�oira,' telth t}qt Noonverte multiply rapidly. "Ops tight -fitting sleeves, gathered slightly $d upon the waters, for thou aliACfind no repro Ra ama1�1 I bite onl,+ at th tillr, pgnas wI a l3 k b�. Td go l 'ltoa col. ' .• nd , to, t fls- , ! 4 . . • , ?Y AAPBobi ►'�1 #lars,anti nklit�i�i e i }j1i},q tb' igen cu ,iC ossa and Bakongo. At the town of Banza deep s. D[anteka, for instance, one day 900 natives came to Mr. Richards, the missionary, 1tr Cf LOST HOW A ROME WAS LOST requested to be baptized by him. He lead labored among them many years, but hitherto converts had been few. The mis- _ THE BITTER EXPERIENCE OF MR ELWOOD, SR., OF SIMCOE.:421112,1611 sionary Imposed conditions on them. He li jiIt 33 t'they must first assemble their Ile 11 d idols'and stores of and de- ATTA(;h&D WITH NEJ`nt.GIA OF THE LIMBS HH , gin, stroy all in the market place. And they BECAME HELPLEBR 111)St xdExYn IN'rExa>t went ioethwith and did it "The Story of the Development of Africa, by Henry M. AooNY- •SPIONT HIS HOME IN DOCTORING Stanley, in the February Century. WITH SPECT [STs WrLHou ,, AVAIL --DR. Wi` UMS' PINS P1,1,8 COM® TO THE REs- A Colonial Lady's Wardrobe. Mistress Jane, widow of Cuthbert Fen- cus WHEN OTHER Iii' EA Na Ht FAILED. wick, of Fenwick Manor, legislator, coup- - ollot, commissioner, died in 1660, leaving a From the Simcoe I:eformer, will through which we catch glimpses of the wardrobe andtoiletteof acoloniallady Tna man virtues of Dr, Williams' Pink Y of the period. To her stepdaughter Teresa Pills for Pale People hare, so often L- an I she leaves the little bed, the mohair rug, p tblished in the cohlmns of this paper, that and the yellow curtains, besides her ta1- they are widely kuok7a to the residents of feta suit and her serge coat, all her fine Norfolk Cou4.t and it is as widely conced- tv� hove bron(',ht into linen, her hoods and scarfs, "except the ed that y,! joy more a +• petticoats -the I acne, and her three than•ons I%b$sehould, ar.d their merits are' hatted Holland one, the new serge and the spoken of only in Words of )aiafse. In this instance the facto are brought directly oys she ngled ngreat To her �and three rjewels, ! gives home 0 -the residents of Simcoe, a gentle• s arf'e. that all bawn I and rings, except her wedding man who is glad to testify to the benefit he has received from the use of these Ville be- pliti ring, which goes to Teresa; and to tack a bed ing a resident of this town. Mr Wm. EI- and a pair of cotton sheets. To her step- }tkglamtl .Ignatius an ell of tat - a Ro%; weod, or., a, resident of Simcoe for about 9 years, and for pears a resident.. of Fort negro maid Dorothy, her red Tott to hit. ne a: to Erie, is carpenter by trade, is lend in bis cotton coat; and to Esther, the new maid, all the linen of the coarser sort. To praise of the benefits he derived from thees pills. In an int view with Mr Elwood, he Thomas, the Indian, two pairs of shoes told the Reformer that , abgnt eight years he e k d with aloe. too c, tarrh and A match -coat; apd t Thomas asotJttor, three aids of 00tt0n, o the;asav I- anis �1 y� •. �j lel' #f. �1 4' 'SPRING" WEATHER CHANGES 1F YOU DOUBT '�` CAUSER the efficacy of Scott's Sarsaparilla write any � ARE1 �* , VA�1.� of the following before, purchasing J. D. Todd, druggist, Queen St. W.Torontcl _ " "'�"• Miss M. J.Gould, Lloydtown,Ont.; J. Morrow, ` Old People the ° Seierest sufferers—Plwgent merchant, Fullerton, Ont.; Wm. T. Thomp. danger by the no of Scott's S4rsuparilla son, Zepher, Out,; Geo. Denham, druggist, —the greatest of Spring Ibedidnes. Petrolea, Ont.; W. S. Bond, merchant, Lloydtown, Out.; Joseph Dtincars, farmer. LaGrippe, sore throat, bronchitis, pneu- Petrolea, Out.; Miss Hattie Delaney, f74 monia, inflammatory rheumatism and heart Crawford St., Toronto; M. N. Defoe, mer - disease in the spring get in their deadly work chant,{ Zephyr, or Wm.. Cornish, FulNrtotu When the system is not cleaned out and Over gaoo other names on application. prepared beforehand for coming climatic Old people, and young and middle aged as changes disease in some form or other - well, should fortify themselves for spring by sudden and fatal or lingering and certain -is enriching the blood and purifying the system. almost sure to follow. There is only one palatable and effective One dollar will buy a bottle of Scott's medicine for this purpose and that is Sarsaparilla ; one bottle is a sure guarantee� against the diseases of spring ; every reliable dealer keeps this king of blood purifiers; ask for it; don't take anything else. If you can. a a� lia i J not get it in your own neighborhood write to M# the manufacturers,JErdmanson hates 45 Lombard Street, Toropto. TRY Scott's skin Soap. r t For sale by Allen & Wilson, Cltuton, Granges and Lemons At present 2 dozen of either for 25c at R. ADAMS New HATS, CAPS, MILLINERY, &c ADAMS' EMPORIUM, R A D A A �' G L0nESBIoRo ti tl lYl ►J - Majority Of houses the parlor is also the drawing room and reception room. Here is really where the effort to display is aonoentrated,beoause here most of our visitors are entertained. In the line of Pictures, we have just received some very pretty things suitable for any parlor, framed complete and ready for banging. The prices of these Pictures are 25c.5 45c.9 $1 and $1.510. The colorings are soft and delicate end the subjects picturesqueland- scapes. We have also a special line of Frames suitable for Cabinets, complete with glass, mat, &o., at 46, 50 and 60 cents. If you want something choice see these goods before they all go. JOSEPH W. CHIDLEY■ FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER, ag a a e a of the head and throat, and *as obliged to p'iteh rbert, a' h Che d of tgbaed L11- ■�•'� '-'� quit work, and since thAt time. has not 10"ll - for,¢To yea s; p to Iter slave 111Vi1- IRWIN been able to fter hie calling- The die- iiam, his freedom, provided be pay a hosesJs We ease, shortly after he was taken ill, level- htad every year to the Church ; and to the oped into nearalgia of the lower limbs church, the same William, "to be a slAvt from which he snffered terrible agony.- forever, if he shall ever leave her core - During his long illness the services of spec- Mallon"; for had not her loved brother Keeps the largest assortment of newest goods. ialists in both Toronto and Buffalo as well William Eltonhead, and mazy of her Quality fine and prices low in as those of local pbyeioana both in hie for- dearest friends, "died by the bloody fangs mer home and Simcoe, were called into re- of Puritan wolves P" -"Certain Worthies Groceries, Crockery, Glassware gnistion, but all to no purpose. So bad did and Dames of Old Maryland, ' by John be become, and so great were the pains Williamson Palmer, in the February TEAS -Black, Green and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. You will save MT f that shot through his limbs, that at time Cantury. from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you buy from us instead of Tea peddlers. Com- cLeod's — pare quality and prices. �t } RENOVATOR O I R when Men Were Honest. I SUGARS -We are healquarters, we buydirect from Montreal refiners. Kee beet ,`ra l �m 1 l ` `J �0,+ l r I At one time in the highlands of Scotland quality and sell at close prices. p AND OTHER to ask for a receipt or promissory note was r Considered an Insult, and ,uch it thingass SPECIAL BAI GAINS--3ponnde Evaporated Peaches for 260. Sibs Evapor• 1t!`, -ted liN]1iP,f]]Lt+. - breach of contract wax rarely heard of, so i aced Apples for 25c. u Ibe Prunes for 25c. `LH lb Boa Raisins for 81` strict did the people regard their honor. I Crockery, Cilihm, Glassware aml Lanips-we have to make room for oar SPLCiFiC AND AHT1DOTE s The Presbyterian Witness tells astory of Imported Goods, and have rednced our prices on Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet a farmer vIYhn had been to the lowlands Sets, Berry Sets, Water Sete, Bread and Butter Plates, Caps and Saucers and For Impure, Weak and Impoverished , Bhod Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Pulpa- k ,¢ I andliad there acquired worldly wisdom. I Lamps of ail kinds. Call and see our goods and get prices. No troubleto show utx Cation of the Heart, Liver Complaint t.: .� After rat uruing to his native place he goods. Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis "� needed som(, money and requested a loan - --- - - ---- Consumption, Gall Stones,Jaundice,Kid,from a gentleman in the neighborhood. ney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance �J r� The latter, Mr. Ktewart, complied and ppp� OOa"1C'n-0 7i-.--•7*y,� Female Irregularities and General Debility aonntod out the gold, when the farmer (� immediately wrote out a receipt.. razor LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT � �' "And what is this note, mmn asked Po Yo J. M. MCLEOD, Mr. Stewart, on receiving the slip of QQ Prop. and Manufacturerpaper. I �� tj' "WAS IINARLL TO WALK AROUND." This is a receipt, sir, binding me to I e� Sold in Clinton he had to be held down on his conch. His Bl mue ye ark your gold at the right time," i FEEL SICK ■ J. H. COMBE, and ALLANN &WILSON Donald, stol�ch and bowels aero seriously afflicted Dona and lie was indeed in a deplorable Condit- I "Bindinv ye, indord ! Well, my man, if MAPS condition. About a year ago he lost the ye canna t.rnst yuurti-If I'm sore I'll na l� uqe of his left foot and ankle and was nn- trust ye ! Such as ya cannahae my gold." Disease commonly Comes On with slight %YENANI able unto walk arod hie home without And gathering it tip lie returned It to hisJ. greatpg'difficulty. At one time Mr F.lwoidg desk and locked it tip. symptoms,which when neglectedincrrasewaa ossessed of a ood home, but so los "But, sir, Imightdie," replied the needy in extent and raduall row danYerous. was he ill lie spent all tis property in the Scot, unwilling to surrender his hope of gradually g g hop, of regaining his health. Last fall Mr the loan, "and perhaps my sone might re- _ —THE LEADING— Elwood commenced taking Pink Pills slid fuse it ye, but the bit of paper would com- If you SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS- TAKE Ri PANS TABU LES shortly after he bean to feel an improve pel them." PEPSIA or INDIGESTION, ment in his condition. Hecootinugd the "Compel them to sustain their dead 11 you are BILIOUS.CONSTiPATED, or have RIPANS TABULES 'UNDuse of the•pills until he had taken 13 boxes. father's honor I" cried the enraged Celt. LIVER COMPLAINT, TAK BRTABER E wben be rogtlined the use of his foot and "They'll need Compelling to do; right if _ --AND- ankle and'thongbt be was abont oared and thin is the road ye're leading them- Ye If your COMPLEXION IS SALLOW, or you TAKE RI PANS TABU LES diseontinundtheir use, do long had be can gang elsewhere for money, I tell ye, SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATING, L��T MLtiDER - been a sufferer however, that it was im- but ye'll And nano about here that'll put For OFFEN$IVE REATH and ALL DISOR: TAKE RIPANS TABULES 17 M JJlll possible fey hini to become bot Weaaent in more faith in a bit of paper than h naigk- VERS OP TH: StOMACH, so short a time. An attack of the grip bor's word of honor and his love of right." "- again brotdght Ott' the disease, but not by Ripans Tubules Regulate the System and Preserve the Health. A FULL LINE OF R say mea{�� q ter 1plyi as fprinIrly, He Tosifn,�'tho Ealalency of a Motorman. age n co Many the pills and is Many street railway companies are alive Ripans Tabules aCt gently, but promppby upon the liver, stomach and Intestines ; ROO,, fast regaining his former health and leela to this fact that the motorman is one of the cleanse, the dystem effectu;;l y I cure d spepsia, habitual constipation, offensive certain that Pink Pills will exterminate allmost important factors in the street oar breath And headache. One TABULE taken at the first Indication of indigestion, , IWT I"'•� � trRcee of disease from hies H feels, ,v9 Q t� Q eeryIw, `apd rgwarfls pf var)ojie kinds priR ; balloustless, diziine�ss, diatresg after rating or dtpresslou of spirits, will surely and t o gratified et what the pill a e d ne' idr` new iiaing offered to motormen who have gnlcklqq r,2ode°the whole difficulty. If given a fair trial ittpans Tabules' are an bim that he gladly gave the information to ]ran their cars on schedule for a certain infallibl6 Curt`; they cdntafn nothfng injurious and are an economical remedy. ThebestE ��bltllinin Fluidused 'the Reformer for publi atioq in the hope Yen time'witi�q an accident. An- 1, $ dist his experience nt► ''l{e a betied9 to -other Pout froiir v, cfthe railway com- Ear y'/� 7 �/�+ some other sufferer, ponies are approaching the question of the Ea I / If / �A G ` Dr Williams' Pink Pills strike qqt tharoot 010 m toxin,u this atter of economyON'�'� /� t �+ �r,�+ Spliondid Hearse. of the disease, driving i,riY6iid tli�,sy�*n latht+ confinmpt on''ot i' a motive power o�■frw,- Q(1X i TO Ati / and restoring the patient to health and the car. It is a wall -known fact that two Q$ f t �° strength. In oases of araiysia a inal M9 rmen paA A b f� same equipment Ripans Ta ules an sold by drn efa, or by mail fi tt bR �,jj [� a Duce (60 orate a bo j is sent to pe Rt Chem - 1 troubles, locomotor 8t aid,( eo tic$, le�tr the xkM 1'outai In` the mama tiro and ictal cloffi}idi�v, Nd. l0 8'�irnce 8t„ New Yor Sample �Lsl��m 8 P• rlyLIY�1'1'01V rbenmatism, orysipelas aarofulous trouble yot use vastly different amounts of power. vial, 0 centk r d " oto., these are superior to all othet treat- ,a., RtisgtTetloOavofetore This' 9STS a: rftiITO,r�.??a� attoal t„ meat. They, •tri Bike,, a reppenlflo •for thg nr'itliof� o fl+t,I*N the T'400-41p4,lgpp Orman. 1' O'f150t31Tli TOW HALL troubles villltlbtnaked the-li%erof-satnany Ailtltl►t1� neceeeary ie to eb11N rune women a burden and speedly redtorea'theeA>','loaded'up to standard weight, over A "oh slow of has{th to mallow cheeks. Men divan track in an exact prearranged time, broken down by overwork worry or excess, will find In Pink Pt1Ia a certain onre. 'staking a definite a numbs{' of intermediate sold by fill q% era or dent by mall post iy&a1W ties. lio„ eleoma meter Its the ser aid at t 0 oon 0, boa rol-.6.bo9es or 2°6Qi .scut Ilve ilii dictortinalti�s ft urdsof iter- Ll j d P- 1 1 t.t,, p it yr of cOifri .tie the root, �, C.' b . - - f s f.,h� E, by addressin ho °C r`Wllltl► At- Veicihe rdatir�lsd b the y:+��yi�y, 0041 ' y. , ` • yy� willeww0 L aiidl.� nfeeMes, Cloutpany, Brookville, ( t�., r qo tieptp t i i BY' a G »t +� ;p!ln4lyl! '1 ]t V JI C7 W �M , 0iffili iL i .1ZGi+ ►,teles, : ` ,. ifllitt}y �iN+�pttiis aj, . }illllfiYliilYlt n . °vet y pp `�Y [as li`i�tec(praca elsatYld stia hT.Y. Beware, of ifnii;tiiio t► d ktliistt� - •. , . , , Pitot�, Addrste. ,. i$ tln' 1l3tt Caibifl'iltttiy and liift'l�il�iwl*111iit• •meq �r�1 �y i+�► it�i,lq� w� + TMs T. A, glOoulll ftfiliroAl Co. 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