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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1896-12-04, Page 6�. 4 , :�1111 ..' '.. 9� I If J t+ Cc S i y f �I r 1." P fro n -.Y>Ly + + I. . ' �� I � P f e , 4 ,1 TON I ERA ", October A GIRL FAMILIAR FRIEND. , Lumberlu on the Ottawa. FILLINva THE EARTH. r ;the the other sense of tante are each of them blunt- __^_ tYorld There's Nothing 8o XTlna A Iumlly 1n Indiana Bu Numerous That 11 ' l ®� yI{_ in 7�C y ■■ ��� All the as tl�a FrieudM1hlp or women. Ashmore, }n summarizing her Great Ii'trtlhlilp au(i Nartued Cannot be Fogad for Thew All. German Township, Marshall County, 9 Ruth A Life of Indiums, has a remarkable family. They t paper on "A Girl's Familiar Iiriend"- spur^ are the the pioneers of that � 18285 BOTTLES IN TWO MONTHS. Bottles. y girl Yrlend-in Jul Ladies' home Jour- y I "Have a Exposure• being ,Mr. a, Back- ack- fsmlly being Al r, and Mrs. Jacob HAok- _� i�0I nal, offers this wise ooansel; d frierrdahip and -- Milan, sr., who carne fro,u Fl,ark County, •: friend, but guard your Cure (71110, to rho naris ,SOs, find ars the oldest �' 3'', P Q your friend as you would a crystal vase. Once the orystal vase Ss broken, all the River rounding in the world can never Drivers Often Waist Deep in ley Waters -Pain -Rooked Budges the L�ro settlers of Marshall County, the husband now S,Hiug 8;i years old, the w1Yo 81. light ! 0H ASE'S S earefill make it as it was, and once there has that quent Outoome-Only the Most Robust 'fail. Nottiui had spun tui electric were until last winter, thn.ough both were -towns l ., ' 1 --.AND— come in your friendship the words Can Stand this Weary Round of rotear rant esu thutil 'lho wtfo no ver rude un a '6'I,:1�I ' -�URP jarred, the actions that were unkind, and the looks that seem to out like a From rho OtGiwu Freo Yresa. ; I rullroad until l proubduf a year afro. Butte are wall pressrvud, arid are the EUT�N "'S". p �� �� ryfAnticmplovingthemoetakiuedwors• 1,I loto do work in his Linn in the most '. �Inannor, at reasonable rates and IT IS bread for themselves and help child ren, in n city Of ft6,000 inhabitants. Toe knife, the friendship, like the beautiful vase nu❑ never bo as 1E was. And Whet duous Only those who have engaged illthe ar- occupatiyn of lumbering lulow uw parents of lu sons and two dexcepts, all llvtntl in that vlrinity, esuept one . AND NEVER FAIL$ ed to men and women, inoompatibility a temper being the general charge. , a girl withot a girl friend? She stands dearly earned is their livelihood, fur among' daughter, with seven children, who Yves g cis dire? alone. Men think that she must d►ffer the many vocations of men that of lumber• in Kansas. Hour of the sane aro the par- • 't r � les for Month of September 6,676 Bottles, from other women, And twat there must mail be solnothing about her less sweet and I difficult. ranks amen the most dangerous uud , l' There is the heavy shanty labor ants of 1`2 ohlhiron each. There are 157 IIackamawi, nano mune distantly related www ''October 11,689, and Published Hereunder Ices feminine than that which pervades + from her sisters. I am a believer In the girl the earliest dawn to evening star, when toiler for balf the year is remote from than first cousins, who rerido within a f❑ that locality. '. friend. Any girl can with very little home and frieudv, and whose daily round dSstunco of two mhos 5o numerous are the Hackanians in that f, is the Affiimation of it : trouble, gni❑ the admirabto❑ of a man is finer, something to eat and work and sleep, only getting of the outside tvorld net hborhood that the advent of a new g � P,(; but it takes something at, better and something more charming to through occasional glimpse a long looked for letter from somt, infantile aspirant for a name different from that of soma ngrftvo ring Hscka• • Qarta(ia, attract a woman, and to make and keep loved In all the history of the one far away. Then the days lengthen, the frozen lake man tg tt matter of grave concern, and y�t, o;r In the matter of Dr. Chasos Syrup of ;ijtnnce o1 OmarioI Linseed and Turpuutiue' ser a friend. world taoru is nothing so fine as the breaks up, and comHs the driving of lugs names are now found duplicated, causing The Hackamans are p ark. a X To Wit: friendship of women; whether It be and it be hewn timber down the tortuous swift necessity often calls confusion. senior eat- rent -rand parents, andthe family gr g € 1 Y F •. iit`hpn Morrie, of the City of Toronto. in the County of York, do solemnly declare firm of Edmalisoa, Butes Kt: Co., proprietors of Dr. Chase's given til, men, or whether running BSvon to women, it stands out magntS- the stream, when driver to wade body deep in the swift is uotod for its ion evit one, a Mrs. g y- W run h, livingto be 108 cure old. Be- timahipperfor the d}eues, and am familiar with tae quantity of goods sold and shipped by said the months of September Octoberthere were .!� U1respectivelyrup liko---whenflit is theright kindof friend- can engage in such heavy labor, the the aides these Inonionad, quite a number localities uring bottlest of Linseed and I Ioti of Canada 6,576 and 11 , I make this solemn declaration, conscientiously believing It to be true, by virtue of ship. You will remember that to Slm most robust are able to stand the ten hours but mid-day hour's re- the Hne dig ana live in a ]tole mors distant. little e, nd �_ it is of the same three and effect as if made under ouch and who was without sin, the joy, the beauty of daily toil, with a ;ua1 E idence Act, 1898." (Signed) BURTON MORRIS. and the sympathy of friendship was spite. Such, in brief, is the life of many laborers the Ottawa valley. She Considered the Lily. at the City of Toronto in the County of York, this 2nd day of known, and that it was a women who friend, who stood by Mary watch- and amonhandsg of and among the many is Thos. DoorH, of t 80 s At a teachers' ' tion Detroit $red before me er, ItJf)6. J. if. DPNTON, a Commissioner, eta r, was a ing, until the tragedy of the cross had Head street, Chaudiere, who for twalve speaking u lately a lady, spanking about the in- and wafting until the glory of long years has wrought for the great luny fluence of beautiful ohjeete upon the E' the resurrection sad begun." her king, J. R. Booth, chant,ing in the character and conduct of young pupils, anis n pretty story received her from tANSOLICITED TESTIMONY : Ardent Gamblers. e an pyo -witness, and thus reported by } In no part of the civilized world has " /1 oi!%j �j' the News -Tribune. The occurrence took k ' A BANKER'S EXPERIENCE. gambling developed to such an extent ae Like an epidemic it has *t p. ' Po'i'/ y / / /�� _ ,,,,; 4 place in New York. "Into a school made up cl'kf!)r of �THMA FOR YEARS _ "I tried a bottle of Dr, Chase's Syrup of Lin. in Russia, seized upon the higher plass of society, chieflythe nobility and persons of leisnt'a, r V •, d / / / children from the slums, the teachoi one day carried a beautiful calla lily. Of �; suffered very severely from asthma seed and Turpentine Porn troublesome affoetion r Thomas n, who stake and lose large fortunes on course the children gathered about the ,Wenty-five years," says R. u. Moore, '• If I ventured away from home of the Stanthrod," d Ba k, flow Melbourne of the Standard Rank, now of 11 Mclbonrne s of chance, utterly regardless of co consequences. / '�^ pure waxy blossom in groat delight. "One of tlicnl wits a little girl, a waif pn, air would bring on such bad at- avenue, Toronto. " It proved very effective. I Ever well app ointed home has its bil- ," of the streets, who had no care bestowed e of it I was afraid I would suffocate at rogard the remedy as simple, cheep and ex- liars and pard and the }at6er n upon her, as was evidenced by the �ahort time ago I found it accessary Ontario, on business. On the way ceedingly good. It has hitherto been my habit to consult a physician in troubles of this nature. eebles, a as many as fifteen tables may be ?pans cichupiud at one time; indeed, the play is _ a.k dirty, ragged condition she wits Always in. Not only was her clothing dreadfully ?arcs, pey attacked me with great severity. Hereafter, however, I intend to be my own frequently continued all through the '- �`� soiled, but her Pace and wands seemed ,, to Paris I went to Armitage's family night, until daylight warns the excited "t,t totally unacquainted with soap and tjI got nand bought a bottle. It relieved my I have been away from A CROUPY COUGH. people that it is time to cease, Gambling 1n Russia is not confined .- f�fyr�"^ • water. "As this little one drew near the lovely fa'nd although ''I Val times since, I experiencod no „My little boy had a bad croupy cough,"says to the male sex alone, for ladies con- w .o► flower, she suddenly turned and ran the fable. I regard my quarter as well to some more after it." Mrs Smith, of 256 Bathurst street, Toronto. „My Hopking,recommended me stantly visit the clubs, find are quite as reckless in their play as the father„hus- snowy northern forests, and lifting tares It away down the stairs and out of building. In a few minutes she ro- 4" intend send neighbor, Mrs, band, or brother who accompanies inch deal during the summer seats. is turned with her hands washed perfectly y, to try Dr.Chaso's Syrup of Linseed and Turpen- not to be wondered at that in his long{ ex- clean, and pushed her way up to the OF COLDS. tine. I did so, and the first dose did him good. the It is them. Christianity. periaDee and great exposure he should coo flower, where she stood and admired it EVENTATIVE One bottle completely cured cold. Practical tract a severe cold, that in time with intense so. surprising the popularity of Chase's Syrup. It You and I uro Instruments which God is Oil' manent lodging in the region of his loins c "IL would ahem," continued Miss seem,” appears to me it can now be Pound in every mnst use to consumntnte' His plans and and kidneys. Like many others, he Coffin, "that when two child saw two lily ebeen a ohmnio enfyerhr from severe house." carry out His inflexible purpose. All- thought to work it off, but in vain. Donn in its whito purity, she suddenly realized � a long time," sage Miss Hattie Toronto. PROVED MOST EFFECTIVE. powerful though He may be, fie needs dawn- the pain in the region of the kidneys bP• tothing that she was not fit to acme into its at- 1k 'i of 174 Crawford street, your help and mine to hasten the came so intense that labor was a torture and the little fled away season of the Year I did not "I used Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Ing of that perfect day, when the king him, and it was only the indomitable tour to makre, lefo to make herself suitable for such tom liatitwas lobe freefromthem. Noth- Turpentinefor severe throat trouble," writes Hopkins, of 251 Bathurst street, Toronto. dour of C'hrigt shall prevnil. The want of age, born of a knowledge that others were` panionahip. Did riot this have an elovat- r emuch good until I got a bottle of jinseed and Turpentine. It not only Mrs. It proved most effective. 1 regard it as one best household remedies there is. It is y p pervades society. We do not F m achy p know each other Draw nearer, clasp dependent upon aim, that urged him 1O his weary round of gaily toil. E�- ing, refining effect on the child? Let tra Into the py cold, but I have not had another 1.easy of the and pleasant to take and drives out the old with surprising celerity," hands, recognize the struggling soul the k pursue sty sudden movement of the body was as a ' b nth gather all the beauty we can school -room." iascribe the credit wholly to Dr. Chase. c lonely, the ostracized, too fallen. o 7: for the good and you will find the gooti. 'i, i)Sscover the best in each soul; resolve ,ti;' that ill -will, fault-finding and hatred soothes and heals the affected shall find no place in your thoughts, Chases Syrup Of parts relieves the over -charged speech or actions. reed and Turpentine membrane, relieves congestion of ' Realistte. " passages ; arrests the progress of fever and inflammation. It is pre- First Ilinatrator—I don't just Fee ,from the finest demulcents and expectorants from the prescriptions of what this big bulge is doing on the left ase, and is specially effective in Croup. side of the heroine. Second Illustrator -Ohl the opening I41 t;,; chapter says "She entered upon her �,: 1 Iduties with a heavy heart." )REN JUST LOVE ITtDruggistsAp 2 5 CENTS. co vii"t in a,gnc- Hiss Speedem-Does Your Mr. Diet ate believe in keeping a type -writer fre`f trom dust! _ __ _- ---�-- '.Hies Seytaeip (sighing) -Apparently; I IT PAYS TO I haven't reoved my salary forsix weeks. poeee continues to attend pupils of �anadaBusiness College ;+ CHATHAM. ONT. eveyywhere successful, and are being: tlio beat positions in the gift of the busies dgart just placed as Boo'c•keeper and pher for the S. Hadley Lumber Cu ee as a teacher of MatbemsticP and i>tl Subjects, in Troy Business College, W.York, at a salary of $1M per aunnlsp. 4ys to Attend the Befit—,placed over fifty pupae in suchpal the one secured by Mr Roes, and ave i.• pClication from anotber Amerlean Oollege, to supply them with a teacher its the Shorthand Department. At(<logue of either department, address c r• LACHLAN & Co ChAtllrtnl —__ G7.A.f3T'®3LMg. ollimThe two- �_= I�r9 &tails,;;Z!.� , ,`Gad^ ilee Mr7 VNYYGL SENSE OF TOUCH. It Is the Most Capable of All of Improve• ,nent. The sense of touch of all the senses Is most capable of Improvement.8 Strictly speaking, the senses are capable rather, of alteration and specialization than of Improvement. For instanno, those who have much to do In the open air b000me immensely long-sighted; but this is abnormal, and the increased superiority in one direction is compensated for by inferiority in another, But there are many trades which afford abundant evt- donce that the sense of touch at any rate in certain directions can be largely de- veloped. For instance, the connoisseur of Wedgwood china relies much more on an almost imperceptible difference of feeling In the texture than on his eyes to dis- cover the genuineness of any piece. The blind beggar can very soon dis. cern between different metals merely by the venan of touch, and In fact the eduoa- tion of the blind affordg a remarkable Instance of the development of thta sense. In certain manufactures the skill- ed workman knows entirely by this sense when a mixture has reached the proper degree of solidity or a material is of the A h r gives ver hi h The old story of Prometheus is a parable. Prometbens was on terms of intimacy with the gods. From them he stole fire, and gave it to men. For this sin be was bounli to the rocks of Mount Caucassns, and v1 l - tures were set upon him. They only ate hie liver. This grew again as fast as it was pecked away. Are big sufferings to be imagined? Take a modern interpretation of the parable. There is no cooking without fire. Tn cooking and eating the migchihf lire. The stomach is overtasked, the bowels be- come clogged, they cannot dispose of the food that is given them. The impurities back up on the liver. Then come the vul- tures -the torments of "a diseased liver. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is more than equal to the vultures of dyspep- sia and its kindred diseases. Tbere is no more need of suffering from dyspepsia than there is of hanging one's self. Fold by all medicine dealers the world over. Geo. W. G. Ferris, inventor and builder of the Ferris wbeel, died at Pittsburg, Bun - day of typhoid fever. Hie illness is said to have been brought on by worry over business matters. An inmate of the Leeds and Grenville Counties jail at Brockville named ypel'- man attempted to set fire to the building, but the ottempt was frustrated by the officials. If yon are anxious to find the most re - 8 �dingCakes right texture, an a eo y "Al wages by virtue of this sense alone. on hand, the sense of smell and - blood purifier, road in A�er a AI - manna the testimonials of those who hale r ;the the other sense of tante are each of them blunt- been cured of such terrible diseases ae rheumatism and scrofula, by the As.McClacberty's are inade for l+d and loge their finer perception if the catarrh, use of A_ver's Farse.parilla. Then govern �le who want the best. They same object is frequently presented to y ourself acoordingl•y. gals une[jualled for tfnequality artistic decorations them. In every case, however, It is not the general sense of touch that is im- Mrs Harris, of Kinloss township, ran a tR..and rl. tbeni by express to all parts p Proved, but a special excellence of the thistle. into her finger and removed it with a needle. As a result blood poisoning get rite Dominion. setfe arrival spur^ in, causing her death. A week ago Miss a'I guaranteed, Lizzie Burley, of Newtonville, picked a N ue and prices on application. pimple on her lip with a needle. Blood doctor call- 1ES dIeCLACI6ERTY, TO poisoning resulted, and a wag ed, but he could do nothing. She died in Cure agony Wednesday. `And Confectioner, limon Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the blood . � - rtj I WATISM and gives a clear and beautiful complexion. by J. H. Combe, Clinton. 1v, .. 11 p r Mill hell Planing l ill `Y' -A -$H3 A special from Topeka, Kaa., says: The ., ' 1 --.AND— Bri,stol's nffroore of a Topeka ebaritable institution hate rare 4 the remarkable statement that in this oily, y,a .� I �✓ there are 400 deserted wives and that every day adds to the list of the deserted or divorced woman who appeal (fih,bor having the very latest improvod SARSAPARILLA I for work or eolioit funds with which to bug their ryfAnticmplovingthemoetakiuedwors• 1,I loto do work in his Linn in the most '. �Inannor, at reasonable rates and IT IS bread for themselves and help child ren, in n city Of ft6,000 inhabitants. Toe jjrjhmsnntnottae. A trial gollolted !W't,,'XIISAIi G.T F. STATION, CLINTON PROMPT R E LI A 8L E divorce mill in Topeka is running; on step dil,y. Every week divorces are beingg grant. . AND NEVER FAIL$ ed to men and women, inoompatibility a temper being the general charge. , IES In to from Pain 1A lrbt " rN , L - rr 1�XL� ISA gk ypq,Drl got a Ileator fgr it"', When Baby wes dok, we gave her Castorta. when she was a Child, "aho cried for Castorla. When ahe beeame Mtag1 tae, clung to CastorW Whhsnbhbirad�Childrbii♦9lfp'gal+etbow "01.tod ., ..."L` thorny goad that made him w 113 one is sting. Added to this wag an unusual and excessive sweating, which necessitated frequent changes of clothing, and which weakened him to each an extent that his appetite was almost entirely gone, and eventually but little food and much water was big daily fere. Many vain efforts were made by 2(fr Dobie to free himself from the pains which had fastened themselves upon him, and one medir.ine after another was used, but without effect. Life became it burden, and existence a thing almost unde- sirable. After many fruitless efforts he was inducrd to try Dr Williams' Pink Pills, When three boxes were taken the change fn bill condition was marvellous, and his own words are, ,,When I had taker, six boxes I was a new man, and consider the cure worth hundreds of dollars," 1Nr Dobie, although completely cured, contin- ues taking Pink Pills occasionally, and i - very enthusiastic in his praises of what the pills have done for him. Many of his fel low workmen, seeing the great cbangr- wrought in him by these famous pills, have been led to give them a trial for other ail menta, end are unanimous in pronouncing them superior to all other medicines. Dr Williams' Pink Pills act directly or the blood and nerves, building them ane,A and thus driving disease from the system There is no trouble due to either of theef causes which Pink Pills will nct cure, am in hundreds of cases they have restored pa tients to health after all other romedie had failed. Ask for Dr Williams' Pini Pills and take nothing else. The gennin, are always enclosed in boxes, the wrappe around which bears the full trade marl ''Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Palo People ' May be bad from all dealers or sent pea paid on receipt of 60 cents a box or si. hoxes for > 2.60, by addressing the I)r Wil 1 liams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. FROM BOOKS TO BOOTS. Her ni.covery. "Charley," said young Mrs. Tooker, "why didn't you tell me that you had gone into a new business?" "What do you mean?" "You do not confide in me as you should. If I had known that you had so much on your mind I should have made allowances for your not being more regu- lar in your hours. It will be an economy perhaps to send our clothes to your laundry. " "I don't know what you are talking about, " "Charley, it is useless for you to try to keep it from me any longer. I know you are interested in a laundry because I heard you tell a man who walked home with you that spending two or three hours a day on the bleachers meant pretty hard work, after all." -Washing- . ton Star. A Parts Poet Deserts the Pon for the Work U,nn h. Parts now posgesseq a new cobbler who happens to be a gent],+man, Mr. Jacques Is Lorrain, poet, noveligq play wright and ex -professor, fins actually opened it cohhlor's stall or hooth in the Run du ;;ommerarll and proposes to mend th(• shopq of the gtudentg and others residing In the I,atin quarter. He ham addressed to his prospeotive nustnnl erg a communication In verse, In which he refers to ether shoemaking or shoe mending poets, like .Taamiu of Provence and Hans 5anhg of Norernhurg. He points out in this eflhslnn that, as the ttmea are hard and ns It is dlfflenit to put up with dry bread, he has regolvnd to start business as a "gniaf," which 1.4 the glnng word for the patohers of old bootm. M. Lo Lorrain has published three volumes of versn and two novels, whinh worn highly pralged, while a oompdy of his wa.s reonnunended by Alexander Du mas file to the ninnager of the Vauda vlllp, who prnduce`t It, The nobbler herd protst,ts agiiinst the insinuntiun that he is encentrin, that he tries to imi tnto TolRtol and is seeking an advertise ment. Ho has simply taunted to float an enterprise at which he can make money, for during fift•enn years big literary noel pogitions hnvwhrought him in verysmnll Films. Hig piny wag a failure, principal ly, he thinks, becnusp he roprPsentpd on trip stage an llnscrupulnnF man of ]et torg. Loving his lndepnndence, he pre Pprred to have a small businms of his own than enter an nMen. Ho has had 1 Rome experience in the boot and sh'pp line, for his father was a follower of Si. Crinplin. Ho therefore determined to set up for himself. He ham thus given up the life of a literary bohemtan forevnr, and puts his trust in leather. M. Le Lorrain has a folly gnalifled cobbler with hire as partner, from whom he intends to take Iadilli li. ,lie hAa already obtalned a few An Apple Tree Pest. A great many of the apple orchards 1 this vicinity have been denuded of heir foliage by the canker worm, the trees Coking as though fire had been through hem. Although a few of the urohards ad been visited by this pest in previous ears the devastation Is the worst ever mown. A very few days sufllces for the aliliong of worms to completely de - troy and eat up all the green leaves of large ornhard. The prospect seemed food for a fair crop of{ apples this year, put the farmers who are furnishing for- ge for the canker worms will be obliged o look for their Income in some other trop. A nuaineaa P-vival. "You say that you have experienced a ;teat business revival?" "Yee; I am as busy as I can be, trying )o borrow money." ' .. _ .. _ _ a, ,:+�z, ,n- loafs t' I 1 (rx?LnY' DAVIS%) S�( 4iA ,pro and safe Remedy in every case q. and evrry kinJ of Dowel Complain is .�il0ere '1 -bis iq A tr.+e "1Atemnnt and it can't be ta_du too strong or too emphatic IIt la a c:mrao, sato and quick cure for otnuzps, , courghy nlxctfmbtism, '+ f' .p . 9 " x __ i ',:w �c; fz Illi+1111111,IIIt1111111ililtl111111111++III+lllllll11111011111111111alll111.1. I , . "': *Jt , 1 �, ^P* 1� I -SE. ' �i 'ill 0 + :5, r lin S f"1'1° tr Ik e ? T_ _ - _ - I1THX_X A....� i f i 1 ( c t+ I v 3 -.v d.�,s o ,- 2 ria n .. . - - -_ - FAC -SIMILE ,,,', 4"I", 1e --- - - SI >�0t ;' A\ifleLat•1 pr 1 alaliouforAs i7 silpili2l i ct,tl lndi?cula ' a; r :111113oK'els of — Q _ ._ , )' 1c Ilh'si`�. _..' R. -- s 1. 4Z Proxcics Digs stimi,Cheerful- �..9&4 r �. * iles.snn(ilZest.Gontainsneither 11 `' :, Oprui%morplline nor 1`filleral. Is ON THE- dlxaea/G 1�.iu%�F.?I1irl W EIR �4L t`111o. 'It.A.1h, S,rl.'s - F EVERY 0 ' 3r..•d . �lnlse t permiu! - rrorS' e/ - O ry1Sufg ww.rw a Aperfectllemedy for Constipa-U, tion, Sour Stollulch,Diarrhoea, , f Woi-tns Convutsions,Fl��erish- 1I11 mess and LOS'S OF SLEEP- ;11 xac simile Signature of efle_14 G 4 _v. 1 NEW -YORK. I Castoria ie put up in one -size bottles only. Ii - is not sold in balk. Don't allow anyone to sell ' _ ' yon anything else on the plea or promise that it 1 1 is "just as good" and "will answer every put. yM pose," Aw- doe that you get C -A -d -T=O -B -I -A,,,. Tho fao- EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER, tlaua �� ie ea signatnro - ,%lidC� every au of Irrtppoz, I .� et � - 1.S4061 fa Q%P4, t The Bies 'ill n xlk u°a�o �. �, �<.,, I, -..o The Money. 11 You do not know wh� i miss by not using the above Tea. Every customer using it is a pleased customer I Our line of Staple Goods is complete, and prices will be found as low a.9 is consistent with honest goods and honest dealing. AB For a few weeks we will have a choice ccllection of Seusa PLA Plants �� Plants from the Benmiller Green House, which we will sell at a very reasonable price. Call and get p- r_ces. ILTS99 :�eTlrPostOfljce—CENTRAL, GROOERY—Teleph. ..: Clinton Sash,.Door==BlindFactory COOPER BROS., - - - PROPRIETORS, General Builders and Contractors. 11 This factory is the largest in the county, and has the very latest improved me- chinery, capable of doing work'on the shortest Notice. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepared plane, and give estimates for and build all class- es of buildings on short notice and on the closest prices. All vlork is supervis- , ed in a mechanical way and satisfaction guaranteed. We sell all kinds of inw x1 I terior and exterior material. �,." ! Lumber, Leith, Shin les Lime, Sash, Doors, Elinds, Ete Agents for the Celebrated C„RAYBILI, SCHOOL DESK, manufacture8lp at Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders. ? � _ AN 1). tJNDERTAKING STC Brick Block, Clinton : : Near Fair's Mill ` r We are now prepared to show yon a nicr line of Furniture of every descripltiorl, 1 ell new, and the %ery latest designs. ;; �, Our Undertaking department is complete in every Branob.1 BROADFOOT, �O� &0:`.11 i0',V*10'1,�t It*r _ ,;F- l a;e;rtWf-ll 7►"j ae� -,. t I. SPINNEY C #,; The Old Reliable Speolellets- h 88 Years lt£xp�ir, to, , Is trresunent of tree Throat itati >1Lpeex�s14416 tarrh, ., b mm �W �u�, ' cored �l-tet. it r tiCtictor- tsr� wtiti0tlt Ivry �uap tyohiris aa� iitl ¢ D1rpt wiAeoet r 1. art iM}ritlifla W; . 0 j ery' " } ,., �� �",r V Au ��vR1 . `. I tions of the biedder. often aecota"aled by a AW' weakening of the syttern to a manner tale pYtiisvt0% RltlilbE men who die of this dltfical of lire etless.' fact cure in all I Casae, aril he tMy rtMbi"Mdit 4A ' "tatloa free. Those ambia to esl1. L' Writs lull' inedteina seat elttniesdyl with fMM1 t�qr fiaii n firing. hottfb! ift+6rb 9 Mw Ru - ?yr ;' . I