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pearl Tooth Powder. It is
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of our local nt,ste, is used
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your money.
25e is the price.
IN our large window
you may this week
see this powder along
with a lot of tooth
brushes at 10e, 15e.
20e, 25e, and 35c. At
their several prices
they are good value.
We ask you to beat'
us in mind when in
need of toilet articles. ,
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THE RUN
CLINTON'S
GRAND
CELEBRATION
TUESDAY, MAY 24
GREATER AND GRANDER
THAN EVER.
Up -to -Date Specialties,
Marvellous Exhibitions,
Thrilling & Fascinating Feats,
Dashing Effects,
Enchanting Music,
Exciting Baa Games,
Etc., Eto.
Positively the Greatest Demonstra-
tion Ever Given in this District,
T1 1_410 V
KING OF THE AIR
The Reigning Souereign of the
Aerial Realm.
Performing Thrilling and Aston-
ishing Feats on the High Wire
With Supreme Nerve and Extra-
ordinary Agility, Original Acts
that cause Profound Wonderment.
The Frank Foster Balloon Co.
Balloon Ascensions and
Parachute Drops,
Slack Wire Acts,
Running Globe,
Sword Acts, etc„ etc
Waterloo Brass Band.
40 PERFORMERS 40
CANADA'S LEADING BAND.
83rd Battalion Band, Seaforth.
BASE BALL, LACROSSE,
SPARRING CONTESTS,
BAYONET and
SWORD CONTESTS.
OPEN AIR CONCERTS,
•_ ETC., ETC.
GRAND CONCERT
In the Evening by the Waterloo
Brass Band and Musical Society.
Altogether the most Unique Pro-
gramme ever Presented • New,
Novel and thoroughly up.to-date.
"When We Do It, We Do It Well."
R. HOLM Es, Chairman.
.i. P. DOHERTY, Secretary.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD.
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We
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Guarantee
Our Timepieces, be they
either Watches or
Clocks, so you run no
risk in buying from us.
It has paid us to sell
Good Goods and we
shall continue to do so.
Does the Watch or
Clock you have need
Repairing
Tiring it to us and have
it made well. This
branch of our business
is a specialty with us.
0
P. S. CREWS
Jeweller and Expert Watch
Repairer.
verstaaalaceemarrocarr
Work
An
Ad.. .
Our work is an ad for us, be-
cause we do repairing of
Watches, Etc., so thoroughly
that the owners come back to
us if they have anything else
in our line, and they not only
come themselves hut also sug-
gest to their friends that A. J.
Grigg's is the place to go. Do
You
Need.
A. Watch
See Our Stock and hear Our
Prices. We sell Good Goods.
A. J. GRIOG
Successor to .. , ,
J. BI DD LECOIIl. BE.
R.A 11A.V V
F'%S_Y:STiE
Between all Stations in Canada
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OR-
UEEN'S OR-
0
MAY 24, '98
BIRTHDAY
Will issue Round Trip Tickets at
Single First Class Fare
Going May 23rd and 24th,
returning until May 25th.
Single First Class Fare& e -Third
GoingMay20th,21st and 22nd
returning until May 25th, 1898.
For rates and all information, apply to G. T.
R. System Agents, or write
M. C. DICKSON, D.P.A., Toronto.
A. 0. PATTISON, F. R. HODGENS.
G.T.R. Depot. Town Agent.
PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.
People who are travelling should consult, the
undersigned in reference to all rates, routes,&c'
The following low rates are still in force,
Vancouver - - 8 25 00
San Francisco - 30 00
Toronto - - - 2 00
Windsor - - - 2 50
Low Rates to a'1 points in Dako!nand Montana,
For tickets and all information consult
W. JACKSON TC. P. ABent.
InsamorstsameirsoW
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
To Let or For Sale.
The undersigned offers for nate or rant that li
story brick residence on ltngtan St. There neo
bedrooms, dinning room, sitting room, hitchnn. Also
«nod stable, In connection with the residence are
two acres of land ant a large number of fruit trees,
For pot -Mentors apply to
CANTELOW ni n9., Clifton.
HARRY CANTELON, Mt, Forest.
March 14th.
To Improvers of' Stook.
Tho undersigned has on his promisor, 13th
concession, Goderich Township,
A Thoroughbred Jersey Bull. Terms: -$1
and $2.
A Thoroughbred Chester 'White Boar, regis-
tered. Terms: -•-$l, with the privilege of return-
ing.
A thoroughbred Tamw r Boar, registered.
Terms: ---$1, with privilege of returning.
This is a rare chance to improve your steels
T. C. ICnntu,vns,
65-tf. Owner.
MARRIAGES.
IIRWIN-PARROTT.-In Mitchell, on the 3rd
Inst., by the Rev. J. T. Kerrin, Mr. W. G.
Irwin, to Miss Selena Parrott, both of
Mitchell.
HE RIOT - ROSS. -At the First Presbyterian
Manse. St. Marys, by Rev. T. A. Cosgrove,
on April 25th, George Heriot to Miss Mabel,
daughter of Oen. Ross, all of St Marys.
MATI'I1e1t MONILA WS. --In Kincardine at
the residence of the bride's father on Queen
St. on the 3rd inst., by the Rev, Dr. . L.
Murray, M. A. Miss Christina Idontlaws,
to Mr. C. Douglas Mather, meth...nieal
engineer of Chicago.
McDONALL, -AN OEIISON,--On Wednesday.
April 27th, 1893, at 1lraeside Cottage, Tiver-
ton, Ont„ by 11ev. Jas. A. Anderson, . A.,
assisted by itev. Kenneth McLennan, B. A.,
B 1)., and Rev. Jas. Fitzpatrick, B. A-,
('hristeua Jane IEna), youngest daughter
of Rev. John Anderson, to Dougaid Mo -
Donald, of the township of Bentinck.
DOA N- SA MIST ER. -In Molesworth, on April
21st, at the residence of the bride's father,
by Rev. Mr. Ballantyne, Miss Maggie
Sangster, to Mr. Edwin Doan, of Wallace.
BIRTHS.
HARI(N ESS. -In Turnberry, on April 30th,
the wife of Rohl.. Harkness, 0: a
KY DD.- In Exeter North, on April 30th, the
wife of Jonathan Kydd, of a son.
WOOD, -In Exeter, on April 28th, the wife of
Frank Wood, of a son.
1/R0EOL1i,--lu Egmoudville, on Monday.
May '2nd, the wife of Samuel Meueogh, of a
daughter.
TIFFIN.- At the Methodist parsonage, Wal-
ton, on Monday, May 2nd, the wife of Joy.
A. C. rite.., of a a( i.
STONEMAN.-At Kirkton, on the 2nd inst ,
Mrs, Win. Stoneman, of a son.
SMALE,-In Hibbert, on the Rh inst., Mrs.
Geo. Sma:e, of a daughter.
BODA - In Logan, on the 3rd inst., M"s. Wm.
Bode, of a son.
STArFON---in Logan, on the 4th ins -,Mrs.
Win. Station, of a son.
HART. -In Logan, on the 26A nit , Mrs. An-
thony heart, of a sort.
DAVIS.-ln Mitchell, on the 26th alt„ Mrs.
John Davis,f a son.
EISLE1:,--In Logan, on the 20th ult., Mrs.
Hied Eisler, of a son.
DEATHS,
BCc'HANAN.--in (;McNeil, on Monday, May.
2nd, 1803, William Buchanan, aged 82 years,
FJCHIti14\'.--At lienmiller, Out., on Wednes-
day, May Our, 1898. George Ferriby, aged 80
years, 8 months. 2 weeks and 4 days,
NE\'IN. --In Seaforih, on Monday, May 2nd,
Hauorah, wife of the late Jas. Nevin, aged
64 years.
BROWN ELL. --In Seaforth, on Monday, May
2nd. Walter George, twin son of los.
Brownell, aged 2 years, I month and 27
clays.
COOL( -- In St. Marys, on April 22.id, Charles
Walter Cook, agecil 16 years, 1 month, 19
days,
ROGNIL--In Osborne, on April 26th, William
Roger, aged (i4 yea •.v, 2 nronlhs, 14 days.
WILSON Bay, on the 29th ult., Mary Bell,
wife of J. 0. Wilson, ale 36 years.
HILES.-In Atwood, on Sunday, Apr'1 24th,
Samuel Orvel, infant son of ;Mi•, and Mrs.
M. M. Bites, a_ed 1 year and 2 mont'ss.
SHEARER. --in El'na, on April 2,;rd, Isabella
Agnea, wife of William M. Shearer, aged
19)'oars, 9 months and 4 days.
VIEH�LI•.JOAN.-In Molesworth, on April
30th, Bessie Holmes, beloved wife of John
Mciklcjohn, aged 33 years.
JOHNSTON.- In Grey, on Apr'I 29th, Jessie
Buchanan, beloved wife of Thos. Johnston.
aged ill yew's, G months and 21 days.
RYMERS.-In Morn ington, on Saturday,
April 30th, 1898, Eliza Jane, beloved wife
of John Hymors, aged G2 years.
For Over Fifty Years
Mae, WINsLow's Soo'roINC SYRUP has beta
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If 0i.-turbed at night and
broken of your rest by it :.irk child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send nt
once and get a bottle of "Mrs. \\7nslow's sooth-
ing syrup" for children Teething, it will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mol hers, there is no mistake about
it. It cares I)iai'rlul'a, regulates the Stomach
and bowels, cores Wind ('tilic, softens the
Gums, mc]ic es In fla mination, and gi yrs tone and
energy to the whole system. "Mrs. 1\'inslov's
Soothing Syrup" for cltil(li'en teething is plea-
sant to the taste and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians nod
norscs in tho United State. Price Iwenty-tive
.ants a bottle- Scald by all druggists uu'uax;'hl
out the world." Be sure and ask for "Mas
\'1rINSLnp''s SOOTHING SYRUP
What the War
Will Cost the St.aicii,
Washington, D.C., May (kb. -The
testimony of Sec'ret:ei- Gag,' as to khe
condition of the treasury iced its re-
quirements in order to n'cet the'oone-
tary demands of the wee, as made t)e•
fore the Senate Committer of Fit .tier,
was given to the public to -day. The
Secretary stated the a.vaiitable balance
in the treasury on .April 60t11 at $170,-
8;2,472but, from th'u it, wtts, he said,
necessary to deduct the ;30„ , 1, I ap-
propriated for the national defence.
He estimated that when the deficien-
cies in the War and Navy Denau't-
ments were stet there would be tau
available balance of :PLC 10,1' 1. The
treasurer estimated that he most have
:),(,;,i),C" 1 for a working balance ; roto
day to clay. He thought that, all told,
the treasury could c'ou'nt wino avail-
able cash to the extent of ii70,(. ).( Jt)
above the $1' 1,000,0: )gold re serve, Mt .�
Gage stated that, at the time los tesc,i
molly Was given note of the volun-
teer forces had become a tax upon the
Government, and that the entire 123,-
C:;J men would have to be taken cat e
of within a month's time. The hest
estimates placed the extraordinary e,c-
penses for the War and Nave Depart-
ments at $52,CO3) :.J up to the first of
July next, in addition to the $50,1;
voted for national defence. ile thought
that front $40,6 3,1'. ) to $50,C , ),C et in
addition to the ordinary revenue",
would have to he realized between now
and July 1st, to preserve) the gold ,•c'•
serve intact.
IN DEATH'S HOST.
Bright's Disease- Diabetes- Bladder
Troubles -- Paralysis Dropsy -Disease
Imps It, adv to Drag You Down -South
American Kidney Cure Has Rescued
Thousands.
An alarming fact -almost an incredis
We one, were it not borne out by statis-
tics, that ova r ninety per cent, of all
post mortem examinations have proved
the existence of kidney disease. II you
experience straining, cutting pain,
scalding, or if is t iere is bricky dust, or
chalky sediment, they go to prove that
the kidneys are not performing their
functions; that there are foreign sub-
stances there that sooner or later will
clog up and stop the whole machinery
of the human anatomy. South Ameri-
can Kidney Cure dissolves and dispels
all these pirates of good health quickly
and surely. -Sold by Watts & Co.
CATARRH SUBJECTS
'this dread malady lurks behind the most in-
cipient head colds, and when the needs of disease
are sown steals away the beauty bloom and makes
life pleasures a drudgary.
DR. AGNEVIrs CATARRHAL POWDER
will cure the incipient cold and the most stub-
born and chronic Catarrh eases, It puts bank
the beauty pink and sheds sunshine In its trail.
"My wife and I were both troubled with distres-
singCatarrh, but we have enjoyed freedom from
its istresses singe the first application of Dr. Ag-
now'e Catarrhal Powder ---It acts instantaneously -
gives grateful relief in to minutes, and we believe
there land case too deeply seated to baffle it Ina
cure."-Itov. D. Iloohnor, Buffalo, N.Y.-ga
Sold by Watts & Co.
!Oarlock.
Wee. Beacom visited friends in Bay-
field on Saturday and Sunday.
D. Weir visited his brother teacher J.
Cook on Saturday
The road grader was at work south of
the village during the past week.
Mi'. Arthur Perseus has disposed of a
good horee for a fair price.
"-Murphy's most beautiful twins."
Billy Murphy's driving mare presented
him with a tine Shan of colts last week,
Toronto Street Market.
Toronto, May 0th. -About 3,030 bush-
els of grain were delivered on the sti eel
today ; 1,5C0 bushels of wheat sold at
$1.04 to $1,1151 for while, $1.07 to $1.101
for red and $1.021 to $1.081 for goose ;
1,000 bushels of oats at 37 to 3'31c ; 400
bushels cif pests at 641 to 65e ; aid one
load of barley at 41c. Twenty loads of
hay sold tit $7 to $9, and two of stt:tw
at $5 to $0. Dressed hogs sold at $5.80
to $0. -
Wheat, white, per hu.$ 1 01 to $ 1 051.
1 07 to 1 11)1
1 02.to 1 031
83 to 55
00 to 41
(34137 tot to 05381
5.1 to 53
511 to 59
CJ to 341
12 to 14
50 to 75
40 to 75
7 to 8
13 to 13
10 to 11
'75 to tJ
f'0
0()80 toto) 75
7 CO to 9 (:J
5 011 to 0 ('0
0 to
4 to 5
3 00 to 0 Ci)
0(1 to 111
5 to 8
7 to 0
5 80 to 0 CJ
do red
do goose
do spring
Barley per bush,.,....
Oats per bush
Peas per hush..
do blue
Rye per hush.
Buckwheat per bush..,
Turkeys per lb
Ducks per lb
Chickens per pair
Geese per lb
Butter, lb. rolls
Eggs, now laid
Potatoes per bag
Beans, per bush
Onions, native, per bag
Htty, per ton
Straw, sheaf, ton, , . , .
Beef hind
Beef, fore
Spring lamb carcase... ,
Yearling Lamb per ib
Mutton per lb
Veal,
Dressed hogs
A BROKER RROKEN,
Stomach Troubles, Indigestion, and its
Distressing Accompaniments Were
Snapping the . Lite Strings -South
American Nervine Proved "Better
than Gold."
Mr. John Boyer, money broker, Kin-
cardine, Ont., writes : "Three years
ago I was very much troubled with
indigestion. I was a great sufferer.
I procured and tried South American
Nervine ; a few doses wonderfully help-
ed me, and two or three bottles cured
me. I have no hesitation in recon.
mending it heartily to all sufferers
from stomach trouble,'' -Sold by Watts
& Co. •
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The Liri'e Stock Market.
TORONTO.
Toronto, May 0. -At the western
c•aattle tmerket this morning we had it
total of 05 loads on sale, including 2.10'1
hogs, 109 Insults, yearlings nod sheep,
50 calves, and 20 utilkere. The attend -
tome of buyers was good, aiud an active
trade was done; ;shout all the offerings
of till kinds sold.
There wtas a. brisk demand and stonily
baying of shipping cattle here to -day ;
prices ranged front -t to 41c, with ec't'a-
eionally a York shilling more toe selec-
tions.
\\'bile the quantity of touch of the
butcher cattle on hand was by no
means first-class, prices were firm, and
necasiunahly quotable higher. The
best grades sold at from 31 to 4e ; for
picked lots a fraction more was report-
ed paid, lint 4e was the rel)re ent:ltrve
highest figure. Loads of good cattle
sold around 3) to 31c per pound ; ine'd-
iurt and common cattle sold down to
:3c ; we heard of no sales at a loWtpt'
figure.
Export hulls are wanted at from 3 to
31.c per pound.
There is tt steady enquiry for stock-
ers at from $3.371 to $3.021 per 10J
pounds,
Good milkers will sell at, from $23 to
$145 each, hot they must he extra,
choice to tel the latter figure.
Calves sell at from .1lila to $5 each
good calves are in demand.
Thctc is an active demand for year-
lings (froth 05 to 110 lbs.) at from 5e to
tic per pound.
Spring lambs are not wanted, told
prices the mutely nomit,td.
Elves fetch front II to •t.(c per pound ;
bucks are worth from 3.) to 01c per
pound.
In the hog market trade was active
and prices steady at Sc for choice off
car hogs; light and heavy fat ;ire wort h
from 4, to •1(;c per pound ; sows sell at
3c or a shade over, and stagy at 2e per
pound. All grades but, stores aro
wanted.
YOU CAN''['GET RESTED
Because That Tired Feeling is not the
result of exertion. It is due to the
unhealthy condition of your blood This
vitul fluid should give nourishment to
every organ, nerve and muscle But it
cannot do this unless it is rich and pure.
That is what you want to cure That
'fired Feel ng- pure, rich blood. hood's
Sarsaparilla will help you "get res ted.'
It will give you pure, rich blood, give
you vigor and vitality and brace vru up
so that you rainy feel well all through
the coming summer. If you have never
tri' 0 flood's Sarsat'arilla, do so now
and see how it energizes and vitalizes
your whole system.
CLINTON MA Ric Er REPORTS.
(Corrected every wadtia.+,lat aftcrn one,
Fall Wheat, new 105 to 1
Barley .. 0 40 to 0
Oats. .... 0 28 to 0
Peas 0 59 to 0
Rye 0 139 to 0
Potatoes, per bush, now0 45 to 0
Butter loose in basket0 11 to 0
Butter in tub. 0 1 [ to 0
Eggs per dor ,. 0 8 to 0
Hay .,, 6 00 to 6
Live flogs 0 00 to ¢
Pork per cwt ,, 6 00 to 6
Dried Apples per lb .. 0 03Jito 0
Ducks per lb. 0 054to 0
rurkeys per lb 0 07 to 0
GeGso per lb. 0 05 to 0
Chickens per pair 0 30 to 0
Wool 0 18 to 0
THE I)ANGEIRS OF SPRING
05
45
32
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40
45
12
12
9
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55
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04
06
08
06
35
18
Which arise from impurites in the blood
and a depleted condition of this vital
fluid may he entirely averted by (food's
Sarsaparilla. This great medicine cures
all spring humors, boils, eruptions and
sores, and by enriching and vitalizing
the blood, it overcomes that tired f, sl•
n vigor.
and gives vitality and v gor.
fioon a Pnr,s cure nnnsea, pick head-
ache, billiousnesa, and all liver ills.
Price 25 contig.
Ciieiig Pe
"When the doctors considered me
incurable, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
cured me of
Chronic Bronchitis"
L. B. LARDINOIS, Rosiere, Wis,
tfedleal Advtoe Free. Address, J. C. AYIIR CO,
Lowell. Masa., 1'. 8.
HIS LEGS AND [DIS BUSINESS.
OF late years especially, the writer's
sympathies have partiou arly gone out
to all those persons who work it a stand-
! ing positiou,•who earn th
one may say, perpendioul
same wages I should vastl
the driver of an omnibus r
conductor.' Still, we can'
way in these matters, an
pass that a large proporti
labourers must have go
are done for. 'Their he„
and clear as eve.', but if
not be depended on for
hours a day, there is t
the spot -possibly a go
We shall see present
gree of strength in the
was of supreme lin/
lit my login ; as .indeej
people you see every c�
"In the autumn et
"my health began to f
if I had no energy.
good for nothing.
out what had come
this I had always
strong.
"At first I hail t
mouth and no deg
eating I had an ach
and back. Somew
with muscular p
and could not lift
I became so weak
ED UNDER ME AN4
TENDiNO TO MY all
i When we ha
Cogin is a laird
this observatio
hairdresser who
move easily is
of losing his en
should have b
goes without s
"I lest a tie
"arid felt no
this wretche
after mouth.
er Seigel's
bottle front
Pentre (I
Valley at t
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days my
caused in
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ties I w
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time I
make
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WRY water a;ttingutaltes fire"?
sue word more. living to his want of
power to digest his food, Sir. C'ogtn- had
a hard struggle to keel, tip with his
work for several months. At the mite
lie was going on. the tittle was sure to
come when he would have been obliged
to abandon it altogether. A -man can't
keep all on, working anti ea:thing a
living, unless he can digest what loo I
he ells, sleep at nights, and be reason-
ably free from t,ain, You will not dis-
puta' that? Ne, I imagine not ; for it is
common sense and universal experi-
ence.
Well, now, there is a prodigious host
of men and women in England elm ate
dragging wea';ly and misera ly along as
Mr. Cogin did. Testy e'sEL, viisuc WEA I:•
Nit ,s MOST wllEIC;,Tlos0" Nldttin STILE.: -"Tit
Mose'- just as he did. ?dottier Seigel's
Syrup made a whole Ulan of bin) ; why
not try it, yourself if you sutler in the
Halite way ?
Ai -K YOUR DOCTOR,
lie will tell you that Scott's E eulsiou
cares poverty of the blood anti debility
of the nerves. Ile will say that it is the
best remedy in the world for delicate
children,
Mrs. Shot tis has itr'•ivotl at Montreal
from lr'el,111,1. She will visit her son at
the Si.. Vinrcnt, de foul Penitentiary.
The languor so common at this season
is due to impoverished blood. flood's
Sarsaparilla cures it by enriching the
blood
Ni's. May of Aahhmrohain gut. her
foot ca- night het.waen it punk and to (ail
at Peterhor'o' and was killed by the C.
P. 11. express. _ _,
"PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF."
Nurse, Nurse Yourself- -Six Years of
Rheumatic Pains.
Mrs. Einer, professional nurse, Corn•
wallis St., Halifax, N. S., says: "For
six years I was a great sufferer from
rheumatism. Doctors treated me and
I tried almost everything, but got very
little relief. I took a friend's advice
and tried South American Rheumatic
Cure, I have proved it a grand medi-
cine, for before I had finished the secs
and bottle my sufferings had ceased. I
was completely cured, and have had ho
return of the pains." -Sold by Watts &
Co.
Ask your grocer for
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Por Table and Dairy, Purest and tio$t
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OPENED on Thursday last
our New Spring Parasols and
Ladies' Sun Umbrellas.
THESE are very handsome goods and
all being adorned with beautiful and dur-
able handles all of the newest shapes and
c.kes, Ladies may rest assured that
Satisfactory to buy.
"1 urs and
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ption Cured
Consulnption can be cured ; surely and permanently cured.
Many cases are on record to prove this statement. Many cases
that were given up as hopeless by eminent physicians have
been cured by DR - STEVENS' CANNABIS SATIVA REMEDY -
nature's specific for all ills of the throat and lungs. So much
faith do I place in the efficacy of CANNABIS SATIVA REMEDY;
so positive am I that it . will cure Consumption, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all diseases of the throat and lungs, that I will
send a package sufficient for twelve days' treatment absolutely
without cost, duty prepaid, to every sufferer who will send me
an accurate statement of his or her case. I do not say that one
package will effect a complete cure, but
believe so much benefit will be derived from
it that the treatment will be continued until
a complete cure is brought about.
"1 cannot tell yon what a change ono package of Cannabis Bettye wrought
In me. I had a terrible cough, was low spirited, and had no strength; my skin
wee dry and covered with dark brown spots. My friends had no hope that I
would get batter. They said it was no use sending for the Remedy; but 1 had
been cured of Catarrh by it, and recommended it to others who had been bene-
fited by it. I commenced Improving as soon as I began taking the Remedy and
when it was gone my cough was nearly gone, and in a few weeks I was able to
work as well as over. The spots left my skin and have not returned.
" I do not feel any pain in my lungs as I used to for years, and never since my
childhood have I been through a winter without Rheumatism until now; I have
not had a touch of it this winter- I wish you every success, and ask God to bless
you in the good work you are doing."
Mrs. JOHN ELLIOTT, Richard's Landing P. 0., Ont.
FREE
W. A. NOYES, 820 Powers Block, ROCHESTER, N. Y.
CLINTON. Mr. I)'Alt.on McCarthy, Q,C., M. P.'
was thrown from his dogcart last
night, and received injuries which cause
Sahserlher Is prepared to promptly Minn or grave apprehension.
dors for Wood and Coal which will he sold at
lowest rates. Office on Is:raeStreet. at LAy15'
IM PI. EMEN'rS ROOMS. W WIT ICATLtf Y
WOOD AND COAL YARD -
OATS
Wanted in exchange,
12 lbs. Choice 1 bus. Oats.
Oatmeal for
13 lbs. Choice 1 bus Oats'
Family Flour for
These are one present rates
but we don't know how
long they will last.
Oats taken in exchange for Groceries.
O. OLSOt, CLINTON
VICTORIA STREET.
C.
PUMPS! PUMPS !
tf snit want a arat•oless, well -merle pomp, ane fl -a
will give you satisfaction, send yfnr ewer to lb
nndcrsigned. Fro will dig and °leen wells and do It a
the almost, prices. Ho also hurdles a nmt•olas
FORCE PUMP,
JAMES FERGVSQN
l•)pposit u)noen'e tlotol • •ifigh Street Clinton
509-tf
MERIT WINS SUCCESS!
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STRATFORD, ONT.
This sehoel does aret-class work to every fopart•
mens and cn)ny.n a large tsar nage. A C,,nuner-
Mal Retold of the highest grade -none better to
Canada. Students can enter at nay time. Catalogue
free,
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.