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`POUNDED SOLDIERS. THE NEW ENGLAND MAID WITH NO gri�et ���. D��ectsive Opinions WHENCE THE CATI
*his Time APPETItE.' Jjl�/ THINGS THAT INTERESTED AND PUZ• IlProbaiblyAdonted by 1Nfwa t3ab 0 ti
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Hundreds in the tow'
Can Vouch for the
Truthfulness of
_.� the Story
.11'Irs Rass is Cured By t
Great Spring Medicine,
Paine's Celery Compound
:She Suffered for Long Year
from Frightful Neuralgia
She says:
"No Tongue Can Describ
the Agonies I Suffered."
.Vaine's Celery Compoun
the great Medical Pre-
scription for Neural-
gia Sciatica and
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51 Rheumatism ,
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Beware of Imitations ;
46PAINE'S" IS THE KIND THA
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CURES
The quiet little town of Qcyon, Situate
on the Ottawa river, has furnished many
strong and convincing testimonial, fo
-earth's most popular medicine, Paine'
V -Ce ery Compound. One of the latest le
'M tern received is from Mrs David Rase,
lady well known and highly esteemed; sh
` }"'i -write. a8 follows:—
r�}l WELLS & RIcHARDSON CO.,
; ft Dear Sire,—I have much pleasure i
� testifying to the worth of your life-savirr
ri z medioine, Paine's Celery Compound.
tr+ i � was a victim of neuralgia in its worst for
r, for many years, and no tongue can desorib
1°1j;: the agonies I suffered. A friend recom
4t -mended your Compound to me, after usin
ii two bottles, I am completely cured.
1 `. t •cheerfully recommend Paine's Celer
-Compound to the world, especially to al
' , who suffer the agonizing tortures of nen
s1 ralgia. Yours very truly,
MRS DAvrD RASE, Qayon, P.Q.
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Notes of Real Interest
St„ has been figured out that one mar
fi e eke, has 27
rel Ivpe in the town.
Wheat seeding is well advanced i
,Southern Manitoba, and many farmer
are through. The land is in splendid
,condition for seeding.
' Frederick Dawson, aged 23, and Her-
,, bert Lepage, aged 7, died on Thursday
-from the burns receivpd in an explDsion
in a Toronto factory.
r-; Sir Henry Irving's eldest son has
,:; just published a life of the bloody
udge Jeffreys, in which he tries to
rehabilitate that worthy's character.
f; The five-year-old daughter of J.
Weeks, of Toronto Junction, died from
the effects of burros received by her
gybes catching on fire while at play.
�" t a collection taken up in Toronto
last Thursday night at a farewell
meeting to the Salvation Army Klon.
dike party the sum of $1,010 was -real -
zed.
A servant girl on a farm near Cam-
Hrai, in northern France, has lived
seventy-two years with the same film-
ily. !-!he is now 84 years of age and
still does her work.
An eighty -year old elephant, whose
- life has hitherto been devoted. tocr•ush-
ing the life outof condemned criminals
in India, has been at-quired by a Ham-
burg dealer for a Berlin menagerie,
"', Lord Charles Beresford, M. P., was
r , summoned before a police court lately
f� for not muzzling his dog. He pleaded
I It e "w'as sorry and that the dog
I had died since, blit was fined ten
-shillings.
FINGER NAILS CAME OFF
A wonderful story comes from Emerson,
Man„ -to the effect that Mrs Jae. Saunders,
of the place, lost her finger nails through a
,severe attack off salt rheum. Nothing
seemed to do her any good till she nom-
menced taking Burdock Blood Bitters with
the result that Salt Rheum has all gone
:end her finger nails gradually grew on
again.
A woman physician, who is the wife
of a physician in Indianapolis, thinks
that souls and bodies should be ad-
ministeted to jointly, and has unitpd
preaching with her practice. She
makes house to house missionary can-
vasses. She is a product of KansaF.
c One of the good Kansans found in
looking over his accounts that he had
ever sent a church Subscription paper'
a subscriber who bad paid 50 cents
, I r it 30 years ago, and he forwarded
e sum with interest at ten per cent.
the mans widow.
H vin been bothered a good deal
ha'.& vasa Cuddington county,
r la in wait for them one
his neighbors carne
a wagon.wil-h the
d started to drive
of the hay crept, up
nand ilred the hay in
es; The thlef had just
get on the load and cut his
hors ltiose to escape the flames. The
]rjly e,ftt the' wagon were destroyed.
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aebeoca Dainty was a maid whoao summere no
one knew,
About Imamond Dyes
the Hunting ,kgs.
Though she for fifteen years had said that she
Ii Is Impossible to trace the origin of the
was thirty-two,
And, though felt
domestic oat with certainty to any exist.
Disreputable to Be Hit by w Spent Baty
she never real smart, folks
called her rather bright,
Mrs J. H. Coulter, Neepawa, Man., says:
"I
lag spcoies or variety of wildcat. Indeed
Gat{es of Remarkable Nerve Displayed
end mobile she bad a good, kind heart, she had
always have much pleasure in nein
Diamond Dyes; I think the d
the time at which the cat was first domes-
tieated and Introduoed to human
1r
by Wounded Men—Reading off a Panty
no appetite.
are ran$g
Y g
agents for making old things look like
society
simply
P 7 a matter o1 conjecture. Professor
In a Nashville Hospital.
n
She always came to breakfast late and neer
forgot her sigh.
new."
Mary A. Rayoraft,
Shaler expresses the opinion that the do-
Wounded men," said the colonel, "wort
First she would pass her little plate and try a
Leede, P. Q., gives
her experience in seven words: "I am de.
mestloation of the oat must have been
much later than that of the dog, whlle nat-
often misunderstood. General Fuller of
piece of pie,
lighted with your Diamond Dyes,"
urallsts give reasons for believing to the
Toledo told me that be never expected for.
Neat she would cast her eyes around the table
Mrs Chas. Hutchings, Jones' Falls, Ont.,
contrary.
giveness for one harsh judgment of his,
left and right,
To see if something could be found to tempt
writee:
Some people agree with Professor Shaler
In the midst of a battle he was trying bo
her apposite.
Have used several packages of our Dia-
P g y
and for this reason: That do were rob -
doge p
stop the flight of panic stricken mon. One
mond Dyes and find them better than any
ably first domesticated in order to assist in
man came stumbling along, not heeding a
If on the table beans were found, to eat some
other make; they never fade or crook, and
hunting, and therefore probably in what
word that was said to him. Indignant
she would try,
are entirely satisfactory." i
is called the bunting age of human so -
and impationt, Fuller, as be came ncag
And then of lamb obops spoil a pound, nor
Mrs John Merritt, Sandy Cove, N S., ,
otety; whereas the cat has nowhere been
him, leaned from his horse and touebad
the man with his sword, saying sharply,
pass the codfish by.
A piece or two of hot corn bread was always
says:
"Have used Diamond D yes for over eev-
generally used as a hunting animal. The
dog 1s essentially gregarious. He louse to
Go bank, earl' The man looked u with
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her delight, ,•.
Although, poor thing, She always said she had
an years, and have found them great sue-
hunt in packs, and when introduced to a
look that said ae plain as words, 'I am
no appetite)
oes.eS."
human family be regards the family as his
l place
looking for a plane to die.' Iso opened Die
die
Mrs David Grand, Mountain Station,
pack and hunts accordingly, so that he 1s
blouse and showed a great, gaping wound
She next would try a chicken's log and then a
Ont., says:
easily made serviceable by the human
in his breast. Then be dropped to the
ground. The general dismounted as soon
piece of wing.
Next she would eat a soft boiled egg and then
"Diamond Dyes far surpass all othor
dyes that I have tried."
hunter. The oat, on the contrary, is un -
social. It lives alone and bunts alone, so
as he could, but almost as he took the
most anything.
She always wanted something light when ileus
that it could not be expected to be easily
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man's head in his arms the poor fellow
she started in,
G-ZL1E6 ■t�3E1LX-�.
trained to hunt, either with men or for
died-
"Some
But how she coaxed her appetite would make
The fao-
simile ie
men. In fact, the only member of the cat
gnen when struck showed no
sign. I remember one little fellow who
an ostrich grin.
—Thomas F. Porter in Now York San.
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kpature over7
u wrayya.
family that ie known to have been trained
to hunt to the. cheetah, thoughan ancient
e
was struck three times in as many min-
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'George
y
Egyptianpainting, which may be seen in
utes. The first shot struck his right arm,
OLD JIM BRIDGER.
I Augustus Sala's widow h,,s
the British museum, represensa cat which
and be proceeded tO load with his left.
gone into bankruptcy through taking
is apparently assisting a hunter to catch
The next shot struok him in the leg and
A Rocky Mountain Guide Who Thought
upon herself her late husband's det.ts,
birds.
brought him to his knees. He had his left
Munchausen Was a Liar.
Berlin was the scene of a collision
There is another reason for thinking
arm up, ramming home a load, when a
Sir George Gore, a wealthy Irish sports-
between a horse car and a balloon re-
that the cat must have been adopted by
bullet struck that a, -W. Then he looked
,,man, began in 1866 a hunting, expedition
cently. A captive military balloon
man after the bunting age—namely, the
up an
p d said quietly: They hatvv a portio-
ular•
among the Rooky mountains which soon-
h s
roes loose during a ,quail, and drove
the Tempelhof
cat's wonderful attachment to localltiea
spite against me. I guess I'll quit.'
d And he dropped down."
pied two yeara and exceeded arrytDin(� oP
cross field, drrtgging
with it the soldiers holding
Animals like the wolf, with whish the
dog is
the kind ever seen on this continent. The
who were
most closely allied, follow their
"We had one man to our company,"
outfit consisted of 60 persons, including
it. On reaching the street, though its
.Prey over vast tracts of country and seem
said the Sergeant, "who was shot through
the body Shiloh. ke
secretaries, a steward, cooks, fl makers,
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`peed was checked by its carrying
"way sorne telegraph it
to be entirely destitute of local attach -
at was carried off in
Clog tenders, servants, a train of wagons
wires, hit a
ment. The wildcat, on the contrary, set -
an ambulance, and tha boys supposed tb6y
and numerous saddle horses sad dogs.
horse car violently enough to upset it
tles down in a particular spot and waits
would never see him t.gain. But throb
days
Old Jim Bridger was Sir George's guide
with its passengers. Two of the sold-
ie,•s held badly
for ibsprey to come. When removed from
after the battle tlae regiment weirs
and luberpreter, and no man on the from-
who on were hurt.
Its accustomed habitat, it seems to lose its
Into camp not fnr from the field hospital,
tier knew the glens and passes of the
Spring bumors, boils, piinplas, eruptions,
skill, and therefore would be useless to
and that afternoon tits men were surprised
mountaina eo acourately ne he did. Though
sores, maybe completely cured by purify
men In a hunting age, because in that age
to see the morn who had been abot through
and through
illiterate and as unconventional as an In-
ing the blood with Hood'a, Sarsaparilla.
men seldom had fixed habitations, but
walk into camp, using hie
dian, Bridger was honest, kind, genaroue
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roamed abroad wherover game was to be
rifle as a cane. He aanouneed that ha bad
had onough of the legs 1 d id 't
and shrewd—just the men to attract the
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The Water Bottle,
found. Of course much of this IS con,
jooture- Wh th th
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B A C K A C H E CITY BUTCHER. SHOP
makthat I& IsdL met y I wish to inform the public that I vptl
ref � of 1�idosl Wa a �' not be undersold by any other e}'gii
� ` ' in the bneinese, I am a practical tt fi r
A:'po�0ltVtoi M wwe¢kaew win the
and understand all the the
rQ•.h
Its Y �e1TNae the business. We keep the eery best,
an � + meats, and a full s.tockalways,on.hande r
pLwa� r�� asses ,l and will sell at the Lowest Cash Prices, i
seat of the houble he Bring along your money, and IFet the.
mk clan ��.s iR HH�R � flesh oe meat at the cash price. We will give
credit, but not at cash prices. Pleases
CURED comp and see what rCs r/s�h ayou can do for , •'
I had terrible pains in n y back and m water R. FI ZSIMONS'
was thick and muddy. 1 was all broken up
and in nor health generally. Two boxes of CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP
Dr Hobbs Sparagua Kidney Pills cured me 'i
completely. Push the sale of them hard,
there is nothing better. A. N. VAN ALSTIN FORD &, MURPHY
64 Toledo St., Adrian, Mich.
I had suffered with a lame book and was con-
fined to my bed for nearly two weeks. I took We are doing business on the cash prinoi.
not quite all of a box of Dr Hobbs' Sparaaus pie, and will Supply out customers with
Kidney Pills and was entirely cured, the best meats at the lowest paying prices
ISAAC MARK, 851 S. Eleventh St, Saginaw,Mich !; ,i
FORD & MURPHY, 0LINTON t
Dr, Ito')b:'
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Kidney Pills3 Any quantity of fat hogs wanted for
feel SALE BY hipping purposes, for which the highest
ALLEN & WILSc)N, Druggists, market prices will be paid, Partieshaving
CLINTON, • ONT flogs to sell will oblige by leaving word at
the ,shop.
Chas.J, Wallis, Clinton.
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NEW BUTCHER SHOP
Subscriber,, has opened a shop in the pre•
mises recently erected especially for this
,, arpose, opposite Fair's Mill, where he tv}Il 11
Sep on hand and deliver promptly, to all
karts of the town,
Fresh Meat of all kinds. A share of
public patronage respectfully solicited.
F. H. POWELL, - - CLINTON '�.:'
CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
COOPE'R'S LD STAND,
Next to Oommoroial Hotel.
This t,iaament is in tull .or oration and a
order filled in the most gatiefacto. y way, Come
cry and granite work a Specialty. Prices a
bcnable as those of any establishment
REALE & HOOVER, Clinton
`1'h, old Clinton PLANING MILL
H. STEVENS, Propiietor
ill Mill won n. ifs s rtsman. o er a oat or the dog was FLOUR AND FEED STORES.
yo bank to }g 7`De li faoatal surgeon In Lia "Old Santa Fe Tgn11" Colonel It was at a dinner party in Chinatown, first adopted by man cannot now be carW 11
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T It was a large party, and life tables wire talnly known, but the oat was well known The old original Contractor and Builder,
swore, a good deal, i'asiedng that the Inman deseribes the companionship of the set in festive array, with mandarins, ban- who has made Clinton his home for forty O y�7� ,,,+i
wounded man should return to the boapi- two men—one a rich, educated, whole as a domestic animal at an early period of t J
tal, but in the end agreed that the pliroky tooled Irish nobleman the sitar a Kusa ansa, delicious Chinese proservod pineap• human history.—Boston Journal ears, ie still in business with a modern,
pie, liehae nuts in the shell, canned lichee up-to-date Faetery, and is prepared to fill pp,,
fellow should be cared for in the coni- who Prom boyhood had lived on the plains, nuts, looking like small onions, roasted all orders of whatever description, on short rj,�oUr W Feed Clore
d pany's quarters. The boyo took great Caro depending on bin toot and rifle for food beech nuts and other dainties. The party _ __ _ _ _ _ notice and the lowest terms; first-class
a of bila. He Improved rapidly, went on and life. bad arrived a little ahead of time, and the _ - — workman -hip guaranteed. CONTRACTS 1,
r duty as soon as he was able to walk and Sir George would lie In bed until 10 glasses, which stood at each plate, were for buildings taken, and all kinds of build- �� /! ®tui "�
e was with tile company to the end of the I o'clock in the morning; then he tgok a not filled. A pretty girl, in front of whom ing material furnished as deeded. M I1
t- service. both, ate his breakfast and not out go stood a good sized Chinese vase, reached �l
a Other men who couldn't bear pbysloW ally alone for the day's hunt. It was not for it and poured out water for herself and 9 HENRY STEVENS, In large or, small quantities.
e pain were greatly troubled by flesh wounds unusual for him to remain out until 10 at neighbors, i 1 William_Street, Clinton, immediately a•,
and received lean sympathy than they de night, and be seldom returned without "Isn't this a queerChiaese idea to use a Aoll1C }� behind; -the Park. OIL CAKE and MEAL
served. The hardest •wounds to bear werti "groat." His dinner was then servo, to vase fora carafe?" she said, and raised bar v S OF, ALL KINDS. �?.,
those from spent balls. Them were more which he extended an invltabisa to +
n painful than the wounds from the hard Bridger. „lags g her sslip�� Y
g bitters, but men struck D e Large Blase goblets were' serving as jj A l'.wAP S7`AIVI Y I}',�ar 10 pounds Choice Oatmeal for 1 bushel of
I received iio sympathy q pent bullosa After the meal was over t31r Qeorge wa(i bowls for sugar for the tea, whish she at!- j � Troubles, Oats.
ympath at n. For some 1n the babit of reading from some bopli nose themselves never sweeten, so it wasit The undersigned Is prerAred to do all kinds
m reason It was counted disreputable to its and drawing out from Bridger hU Ideas o (,tamping for Mats, Persian Rugs and self ,
e not strange that there should be anomalies o as of like nature. work done pprem slyy and D. COOK CLINTON. t
hit by a spent ball or a splinter from a about the author. in other things But just as the pretty Bard for the
a reasonable rater. MRS A.WORTHPNGTON '
rock, and many men worried along under The Irishman usually read from Shakes- girl lifted her glass, a fat Chinaman came i old folks to move ren Street.
g the most painful wounds without gotng peare, which Bridger reckin'd was toe about—constant DUNC�N'S FLOUR & li1�ED Sore
I g 1n with a big and very American bouquet, ,
Y to the hospital or without even ooneulting highfalutin for Dim. whish be oareiully placed in the supposed backaches to
I the surgeon. Some of these follows carry 'That their big Dutchman, Mr. Full- water bottle. bother them in AGENTS. (late Hill &Joyner)
the marks today and day nothing shout stuff," he commented, ^won a leetle We " ileo clean," be said, as the pretty girl the daytime— " Glimpses of the Unseen" Fascinating book
them: fond of lager beer. " weakness to disturb their Sweeps the entire field of borderland subjects Opposite Market
g stopd drinking, with a look of diS leas• gb , Clinton
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"The official report of the eaptvre of Sir George read the "Adventures of ure on bur face. P �a�t night. Everybody orders. Marvellous illustrations
Prospectus $l.00. BRADLEY-GARREISON Flour, Bran Shorts, Oats Peas, Barley, Lookout mountain," said the major, Baron Munehaueen"' to Bridger, who to• "But it isn't," Sbo exclaimed, eanmin• . COMPANY, LIMITED, Toronto 3111
"stated that General Walter C. Whitaker marked that he'd be doggonod of he AWal- ing the glass more closely. "I am sure �ioAN S KIDNEY PILES and all kinds of meal sold at lowest pricers. .
was wounded, but that be didn't leave the lowed everything that their bdron said. that vase has just corse from the shop and Strengthen the Kidneys and
11 field. That is all true, but it 1n only half He thought be was "a liar," yet aeknowl• has the dust of Cbinese ages in It. "—New help to make the declining �q p--. - - Fresh Corn for Feed, 38e a bw-h
s the story. Whitaker was one of the most edged that some of his own adventures York Times. years comfortable. ���� tYEM� Good Valencia Raisins, 281b boa $i.
impetuous, drivinregular
old
sirs 1n the army, among the Blackfoot dt would be equally AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE Choice Tea, special line 26c per lb. and up.
He was a regular std Stormer. He was wonderful, "if writ down in a book." How Memory Saves hila. Mr. W. G. Mugford, Chestnut aLLx�rro,�: ilia@ Iaem• All kinds of Grain bought at highest
pushing things in grout shape 1n front Bridger thought Sir George a successful , Street, Charlottetown, P. E. L, ory+Imroton'' fllb�0 in, oto. caused g g
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when be was struck b a rtfio ball. He hunter, an opinion justified b bDe records You say,' said the captain as the res• writes : by Abue.O or othor R=esq 'and Innis• market prices.
, 7 supposed of the two years' Dunt -40 grizzly boars, poet too gears I have res}tom�ILcs v' alitty 3 b d csonng ud
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became deathlysick and it was sued man was handed up from the life- "For the iltamonformtuay. buslpfesor msrriaao. W. DUNCAN, - - CLIXT.QX
at first that be was fatally wounded. The 8,600 buffaloes, numerous a atelolyfen and
boat, "that You have beenfloating 'in the had much trouble with disease of - Pravnnt Imcuity 'aIId ; oasum➢tion it
water for flue days and nights. YOU moat thp kidneys and non -retention of to en in trine. Thoiruse mhotca imntdlnto rm mvo- •" 11,
surgeons and some of his associate officers other small game. urine, was dropsical and suffered a mentand effeots'n OT1RL whore'all+bth In- BANKS.
gathered about him, anxious and nervous be the most remarkable 73wim1nar"1rf"thi - rest deal with pain in my back, mist upon having aha,genn3ne Ajax:;i�nb1 p; er
A surgeon opened the general's coat and world to have kept up so long," have been greatl benefited by haveenredthousands andwllloarr;yotr w po,
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The Ontario recoynta-have now all ty can's Kidney Pills."
the use of �/
vest, looking for Ghewound, whish seemed"I oan',q swiixl a bi " eaId the rescued: onohoaseor refund the money. Prtee r The lTl OISOnS Bank
to be In the vicinityof the stoinaoh. Be"been niade, and the final result is a man as he wrung a 6w gallons Of -wate; pnokkaayqe; or tis pkges tail treatments or;fL50. °ear
mail, in lain wrap r, Spon easeful of prlcei Ciranlar
Pound between the.vest end the under- gain of one for the Hardy Govern- from hie garments and drank the glass of .- __� tr"°• AJAX I� MitiDY e n..reorastp
s clothing a rifle ball that had not broken ,neat, whose majority now stands at grog the steward brought Dim, Co.,r Cb="'i4 I14 Incorporated by Act of Parliament 18$¢
the skin. eight over all, the figures being:—Lib- "Then why were you not drowned?" a Sold in Clinton by Allen d Wilson, ��--
"He said quietly, 'A erals, 51; Conservatives. 42, and Inde "Well, you know, before ii man drowns, I
druggists. CAPITAL 02.000,060
general 9 7+ spent ball,' Tisa pendents, 1. The nr•otests have, how. his whole past life- fiat got to rise up be- REST FUND - $1,600,080
wrathful
his eyes and leaked up ever, et to be tried, find a numerous y reached about my
wrathful and indignant. 'What's that? y fore him. I had only ( HEAD OFFICE MUNI'REAL.
What's that? Somebody hit me with ? crop there are, 61 in all. Of course fourth year when your boat picked me up,
s not half of t hem ill go to trial; moat you aes?"—Strpnd Magazine. 1` ' MGLEOD $ +
pent ball' I won't stead it. Bring gee t . . WAS. MOLSON MACMERSON President
my Dorso.' And, fairly throwing aside ell °f them will like] be cancelled through F. wOLFER.TAN TaOaes, Gen Manager
the people about him, be sprang to hie to un s. Ton practice u one that Two Polnta of view. '� S�e� Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
amounts to conternpt of court. Di MOVATOit
feat, climbed on his Dorsa, and, with his gee—Senator Poser seems to be a man y issued, Sterling and American e, Drafts'
clothing In disarray and his bat banged of yory broad views. I �• - ' i bought and sold. Interest allowed on dgo I
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on his bead, started for the front, swear- A man's health is the rope by which he Biggs,—Yee, indeed. I don't believe it ..I --'= P AND OTHER TESTED REMEDIES posits. and
toe . Interest
allowed le
Ing at the man who Dad hit him with ofk 11
a climbs ie success. If he can keep his is possible to bring up a question that ha A. same of $1 and up. Money advanced to
health s will o on to eucoees. Yet hie can't straddle.—Chicago News. SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE farmers on their own note, with one or
Spent ball. But the old general after that r1
probably Dad more sympathy with the health is the veiy thing h9 neglects more more endorsers. No mortgage required
mon who were struck by bolls that seemed than anything else. It is easier to keep There is an old phllosophor, prophet and RELIEVES IN 30 MINUTES.
health than to r°grin it, When a man A MAelICAL LIFE-SAVER. TOT Impure, Weak and "Impoverished H. C. BREAER, Manager, Clinton
to fall from the air' or that came with as post in -California who claims that he has Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpata-
little force as a stone thrown by a vicious fOels himself,runniap down, when he real- solved the problem of living forevor. He The most pronounced symptoms of
izea a loss of vitalityand ever he must heart disease are palpltntlon or fluttering tion of the pearl, Liver Complaint, Neu- f _
boy. Sometimes these would strike a man energy, P lives a hermit's life, eats only three times aY the heart sh0rtttess nt breath, weak or rnlgia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, COn- (�1 (1�t
Neu -
on the mes and fairly woodr hirn with pain, call n halt. The strands e' hie roe sic a week and never expects to die Irregular alar G. �, � �� �sr�,�l�� �e f
parting rapidly. Dr Pierce's Golden Med- P g pulse, smothering spells at night, gumption, Gall SCOL, s, Jaundice, Kidney
as b
Sometimes they would drop on his back gains In region of heart. The brain may 'and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance
as be lay foes dawn on the round kickin icnl Discovery has helped thousands of Pie congested, causing headaches, dizzi- Y 13ANKER
g g men in just this condition. It makes health In all the world there aro in coin 718,621,- ness or vertigo. In abort, whenever the Female irregularities and General Debility
though
his heels, and be would writhe as and pare, rich blood, it forces out impuri_ t,lo Pounds of gold, !!a,1,640,000 pounds of heart flutters, aches or palpitates, It is
though ha were in the agonies of death." 6 Iver and 8~1,000,000 onnds of copper. diseased, and If life is valued treatment , Goderich, nlllt ALBERT t5' . - CLINTON
tie- and kills germs. It doesn't make any D PP must be taken. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the • g
"While I was 1v charge of one of the rtifference what name you oall your troub'e Ilenrt Is the only remedy yet discovered
hospitals at Nashville "said the surgeon, b ' dy slrepgia—kiduev disease— rheuio J. M. McT,eod,,
�r whlcli will alwayys givo relief in 80 min- Prop, and Manufacturer A g•encrai Banking Business
"the moat which
t ult cases to Dandle were tis;— consumption— skin disease, the Gore A NURSE'S STUAYs etes, and cure Absolutely, -28. transacted.
those in which the aoldierewtitioore Influenced dun Medical Discovery will cure it ,ab8c_ Sold in Clinton by
by hnts were arra
S or superstitions. The )utely. None of these disenses can retain Sold by %Vans & Oo, J. H. COMBE and ALLEN & WILSON NOTES DISCOUNTED
patients were arranged In a large ball, the hold on the body when it is full of rich,
cots in long rows, extending the full length pure blood. Send 31 one -cent stamps to Tells how sho was cured of Heart and _
of the room. One night a patient about Nerve Troubles. Drafts estied, lntevest allowed oil
half way down the hall died. The next cover coat o[ mailing only, and recieve free • r deposits,
night tbs man coining next in the row ° copy of Dr Pierce's Medical Adviserp I _
dtod, and the nowt day the third man in 9ddress, World's Dispensary Medical As' The onerous duties that fall to the lot of a 1 Bflmillcr �i'Se�I S FARRAN mISDALL. —
ociation, Buffalo, N, Y. a nurse, the worry, care, loss of sleep,
order diad, Immediately ingmd Nos. 4, 6 and , irregularity of meals soon tell on the
Insisted on being moved from the row, Celluloid collars, matches, and some nervous system and undermine the health. �, BANKERS, i
and they were so wild about it that they powder rause an explosion and fire in Mrs. H. L. Menzies, a professional nurse - I ` TR ■ � R S. r ,a,
bad to be moved. a traveller's truck ata railway station living at the Corner of Wellington sad 4. y' y' CLINTON, ONT. 1
"No. 7, I noticed, was a quiet, uncom- in Anniston, Tenn. King Streets, Brantford, Ont., stat Oa her �j" " "o
plalning man of oquable temper, and, feel- y Our stook of fruit and ornamental trees being advances made to farmers sit their owb
Au expedition in search of Andres t■+ ..,�`s compteto, we are prepared w offer to the pub- i
Ing that I gauss In soma way stop the is about. to leave Stockholm for Siheria• l lie for spring planting a very choice lot of notes at low rates of interest. panic and break the lino of superatitioue the cost being bog ne by the Swedish Apple, 1Ylum, Year, Cherry t
dread, I wont to him and lad up to the by
Society. — 4" a y� allil Peach trees, at suitable d general Banking Business transacto& h I
1.point by asking hirn if be had any sopor - �. r prices. Evergreens a specialty. Interest allowed on deposits.
elision. notions. He said he had not. CURES EVERY TIME �r Alk o Sale Noted bought 11Than I asked him if he would be satisfied "I have often had Cocglfs and Colds, r s Largo stock of small Fruits,
to remain as he was and explained that It Choice list of spring be dingg'Pliants. J. P. TISDALL, Maiiag0r,1 • r r
he did not insist upon bed ng moved I could well as Bronchitis. NorwAy Pine Syrup j Price list mailed on ap'glieation,
°ares me every time. LIZZIE HARDY i ��ii �jp pp �j JAI, -
quiet the excitement. Ho smiled and sold Mayfield, Ont , f • Jelin r7tCWtLCt Estate' CAlltoll SEWING 11�ACIHB Ds r i
he would trust himself in the unlucky �� f i Bei+etiller 1 k
row. Trifling as this circumstance was, Anti-Semitism has broken out in n .
It had the greatest influence on the pa London. At an inquest cn a Spital- A !+D Huron Street. r(, °4
bleats 1n the rote. They watched that man the t Christian smith bop, killed out
WKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE vve have just received another lot of it F", t
for two days with unflagging Interest, and the throwing of a atone, it came nut -
it was a great trial for him to see, when- that. fights between Jews and :'kris- r �r INSURANCE CO. Home and Dominion Sawing rMachinee;fhtff3tY,
ever he was lifted upbythe nurse, a dozen tion- i.nve been going on in that dia- former is an exceptionally good maoh!!,e'et is t'
wild dyed man looking him over tome I trict f ,r come time past. r,. FARM & ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY and has given good satisfaction to air
/5/��[�' %��� in the ONLY INSURED 1<v
whether death was on him or nob, but ho KiDNEY DISORDERS Needles and all kiu<ls Of ROpltltt�tll V:
stood his ground std stopped the ratio oFFroERB kr ton hand -art.
He recovered and has been as boort • a. n Ar, responsible for a largo proportion Of ossa as follows; •'For the past ears P �,.,
y P as r Cleo. Watt, President, Harlook P, O..7. B. , rte,.';
book ever sines. "—Clitoago Inter Ocean, m°knew: if y uu have weak or Lame Back, I have suffered from weakness, shortness elf McLean, KippOn • P, o., Vioe-Pree,; �. J. Machines sold on monthly payments, tDsli'
swelling of Fizzy and Feet, sedi