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Bas 1>_taale his Name •
ITOUSEHOLD WORD
ith These Wonderful Snec:t-
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eve Your Druggist Put Yon up a Family
fJbest of Munyon's Remedies. Study
sonyon's Guide to Health and You Can
Save Hundreds of Dollars in Dootor'e
ees.
,• Mr J. H. Goodall, Managing Director of
be Dominion Distributing Company,
Toronto,
west, d
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Was SO bad as to cause me excruciating
iafns I tried a number of other remedies
but received no benefit from them. Inside
if three weeks Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
'bas completely cured me."
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
foto relieve in one to three hours, and cure
:in a few days. Price 15o.
Munyon'e Dyspepeisi,- „Cure positively
'rpttied all forms of indigestion and stomach
r'trontble Price 25o.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
• and breaks up a cold in a few hours. Pride
• c.he
Munyon's Cough Cnre stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness, and speedily
,teals tY a lungs. Price 25o.
Munyon's Kidney Cure epoeidsilyand allcures
Pains in the back, loins or
forms of kidney disease. Price 25o.
• Munyon's Headache Cure etopsheadache
*in three minutes, Price 25o.
Mutayon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles. Pride 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cute eradicates all im=
purities of the blood. Price 25c.
Mnuyon's Female Remedies are a boon
to all women.
• Munyon's Asthma Remedies
li veice in
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a 51.
Munson's Catarrh Remedies
250—eradicates
The Catarrh Cure—price
the disease from the 25c—cleanse andm, and eheal
Ca-
• tarrh Tablets—price
the parts.
Munyon's Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tonic.. Price 25.
• Munyon's Vitalizer rgatores lost vigor.
Price 111.
A separate cure for mostly 25c a vial. At all
druggists,
ersonal letters to Prof. Munlyon, with dr 13
Albert St., Toronto,
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medical advice for any disease.
A FAMOUS INSCRIPTION
Carved on a Stone Marking the groat Fire
or London,
On August 20, 1876, was discovered in
Pudding Lane, where the groat fire of
London began, the stone whioh bore the
original English inscription that was
placed on the monument erected close by
in memory of that event. This great fire
covered with ruins 896 acres, extending
from the Tower westward to the Temple
Churoh, and from the northeast gate to
Holborn bridge, destroying St. Paul's
Cathedral and 87 other churches, the city
gates, the Royal Ehohange, the Custom
House, Guild Hall, Sion House, whioh
was then by London Wall. and many
other public buildings, besides 18,200 pri-
vate_ liege, and laying waste 400
streets. About 200,000 persons were
forced to encamp in the fields of Isling-
ton and Highgate: but only eight deaths
were reported as resulting from this
oonflagrabon.
The monument was erected a000rdint
to the design and,dirt•e" n • f Sir Christo-
pher Wren between 1671 and
1677. The pedestal -h, and
the edifice altogtt' being
the distanoe of spot
where the fire uc. rn-
memorates. The s.. ate
of 646 steps of bine,. the
lotbteit isolated colt, ria.
and therefore has , ;tpting
lactims•
e.
position tor persons of
hose. In'oonsegnence oc sits se fatalities
a fence was placed round the railing of
the gallery in 1869. But though this
monument was rightly and worthily
erected to commemorate the Etre, Inas-
muob as it led to so little loss of human
life, and, moreover, to the city being
rebuilt on more favorable sanitary prin-
ciples, at the same time the English in-
scription that the dread and suspioion
with which Boman • Catholics were then
regarded caused to be placed upon it was,
11
false and groundless
a now allow, a .g
accusation.
There were three other inscriptions in
Latin; but it was the English one, out
in 1881 that propagated th
1e slander.
The words inscribed were as follows:
"This pillar was set up in perpetual re-
membrance of the most dreadful burning
of this Protestant city, begun and car-
ried on by ye treachery and malice of ye
Popish faction in the beginning of Sep-
tember, in ye year of our Lord 1666, in
order to ye carrying on their horrid plot
for extinguishing ye Protestant religion
We ,entice in -the London Free Press
report of the elections for the county
outwit of Middlesex, that M
a • Hodgins, reeye of Biddulph, polled the
largest vote of any candidate in the
whole county. He nearly equalled
the e
combined vote of his two opponents
n
bis own district. This is only the se-
cond contest in which he has ever en-
gaged, heaving been elected reeve by
acclamation thirteen times and also
warden by acclamation. He is said by
the Free Press to be one of the clever-
estmen at the county parliament. and
is a strong candidate for the warden's
chair inthe new council. Mr. Hodgins
is a brother of the Rev, Rural Dean
Hodgins, rector of St. Thomas church,
Seaforth.
" WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
' Is the testimony of Frank S. Emerick, of
Alvinston, Ont.—Says South American
Sidney Cure Saved his Life—It Relieves
in Six Hours.
i'For two years I was greatly troubled
with lridney disease. I suffered intense
pain, and frequently was unalettler to owork.
1 doctored at intervals, but got
no
relief. I began to grow worse, and the
pains were frequent and intense. About
an` this time I saw South American Kidney
Cure advertised as a speedy
a lid a bottfor le, troubles. I p
and it gave me wonderful relief in a few
hours. I improved steadily, and after tak-
ing four bottles I amcompletely oared. I
consider it worth its weight in gold, for it
assuredly saved my life." Sold by Watts
& Co.
To Delfiiqueut Subscriber$
(Noa Tam NEW hits)
[The following comes from a subscriber
in Detroit, and we gladly give it space.
We may say in reply to the postscript. that
renewale have come in very well. though
there are quite a number who have not yet
responded.—En. NEW Ewe]
Dear friends, one and all, please allow me
to call,
Although we may be unacquainted.
I've a message to give, and as long as you
live,
If you heed it, you'll never repent it..
Our editor kind is much troubled in mind,
Through sickness, bereavement and sorrow,
Let us all lift our shares of the burden he
bears,
Let us do it To -Des, not to -morrow.
Let us pay up arrears, let us quickly renew,
He has dunned us, now don't let him scold
US.
The paper is larger and wears a new dress,
Which cost like the "dickens" they told ne.
Come, now, send in your money in dollars
or dimes,
By February first let us do it.
The NEW Eno is spicy, is up to the times,
Let tie pay up arrears and renew it.
P.S.—Mr Editor—Please let us all know
how promptly we are paying up, and oblige
One of them. Tnetorni us BENFD ICT.
Jan. 11, 1897.
and old English liberty, and ye intro-
duotng Popery and slavery."
The burning at the stake for their re-
ligious opinions of 277 persons in
England and Wales during tho reign of
Mary, the repeated plots by priests and
o Church to
other members of the Burnish Ch
asstiesinate Queen Elizabeth, whioh oe-
pasioned the execution of Mary, Queen
of Soots; gunpowder plot, in the reign
of James I., to destroy kings, lords and
commons, all combined to make British
Protestants dread Popery; and even if
they did not suspect Charles II. of being
a Roman Catholic, which he was in
truth, and avowed himself upon his
death -bed, yet they knew that his
brother, the Duke of York, who would
succeed him as James 1I., was professed-
ly a member of that Churoh, and there-
fore they had readily believed-- in --that
"Popish plot," which was only a • fiction
of Titus Oates and others, but for whioh
'tete aged Viscount Stafford was executed
on December 29, 1680, besides 17 other
- Roman Catholics.
Naturally, this insolrptlon was oblt
terated by James IL, and though It was
revived in the reign of William III., to
assist in justifying his taking the throne
of that former sovereign, his father-in-
law, yet it was finally, as a falsehood,
removed by order of the Common Coun-
cil of the City of London on January
28, 1881.
"Wm. Elliott, the veteran clerk and
treasurer of Seaforth, entered upon
his 213th year of office on Jan. 11.
r• .
Murray &
Laninan's
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0 ' .
AN ACHING BACK
And the Misery it Causes
The kidneys cannot talk and the only
way they have of letting as know whe.:t
they are sick is by making our banks ache.
If it Wordy a little ache the kidneys s e
only a little sick. If it is a big, peace- de•
etroying, nerve -ranking aobe, the kidneys
are more than a little sick. In either case
it must be attended to a,t once.
Doan'e Kidney Pills act directly on the
kidneys, make them strong and healthy,
and atop aching backs in every ease.
Here is a sample ease.
Mre R. 8. Gagen, Clinton, Ont., says,
"Since I was 19 years of age I have suf-
fered from lame back and other kidney
troubles whioh seemed to become worse as
I grew older. .... ..
"Althosgb I had taken a great deal of
medicine hoping to get relief I am sorry to
sal that none of the medicines I tried were
successful. However, I am now happy to
state that the Doan's Kidney Pills whioh I
bought at Allen & Wilson's drug store
proved the remedy I had so long been
searching for.
"They were just what I needed because I
commenced to improve at once after taking
them, and now do not besitate to say that
every vestige of pain has been removed
from my baulk, and also that I am in mach
better health in other ways as a result of
using these remarkable pills."
AN IMPORTANT ,Z
It is generally oonoeded that t•d-
somest advertising pamphlets issued by
any proprietory medicine house in Canada
Dome from the office of Dr. Williaams' Me-
dicine Co., Brockville, Ont., and one whioh
has just reached us ie no exception to the
rule. The Dover is printed in colors, the
main feature being a reproduction of pain•
ting from the brush of a famous German
„ "
"An Important t
ant Secr t.
artist, entitledp
The pamphlet contains calendars for 1897
and 1898, together with a mine of informa-
tion as to the curative qualities of Dr. Wil-
Iiam's Pink Pills for Pale People. This
bandacma pamphlet
t will b
e sent postpaid
aid
to any of our readers who write their ad.
dress on a poet card and mail it to the Dr.
Williams' Medicine Company Brockville,
Ont.
KING OF THE BUMS.
Onoo a lrotelkeeper in waterloo—Now
Now reuried in Chicago.
Edmond G. Brown, better known as
"Brownie, the King of the Bums," is
dead. He died in Chicago. Brownie for
years has been well • known in the 1st
ward politics, where he gained an in-
ternational reputation in connection with
the hook "If Christ Came to Chicago,"
written by W. T. Stead, the London
editor. When Mr. Stead name to Chicago
and announced his intention of writing a
book he looked aroun'a for a man familiar
with the slums and one who could give
him valuable pointers on that phase of
life in Chicago. He ribose Brownie, who
proved to be a valuable assistant to him.
For years Brownie had been known on
the "levee." He was a habitue of every
resort in the "tenderloin" distriot.
Brown was born 1n Middleton, near
Montreal, Canada, 40 years ago. His
father was a wealthy grain dealer and
gave his son the advantages of a college
education. Soon after leaving college
young Brown went to Watertown, N. Y.,
where he assumed the management of
the St. Lawrence Hotel. About this
time the elder Brown died, leaving his
eon $15,000.
In throe years the young man had
spent the fortune. In 1881 be came to
Chicago and put up at Walsh's lodging -
house, No. 826 Clark street. He was
without money, brit beoauee of his dress
and education he was given the title of
"king of the bums." He at once became
active in politics, and since then has
been a power in the 9th and 19th pre-
cincts.
His death is said to have been directly
due to the inordinate use of cigarette.
rp
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Custoria.
When ehe became Miss, the clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Cae'oria.
NEWS NOTES
,The total taxes imposed for all purposes
by Ontario municipalities in 1895 was 512,
816,429 against 512,512,660 in 1893, and
$9,009,385 in 1886. The rate was 14.99
mills, the highest yet reached save in 1893,
when it was 15.17 mills. The bonded debt
has risen from 529,92.4,863 ($16.47 per capi-
ta) in 1886, to 549,721,857 ($25.68 per oapi-
te) in 1894, and the interest payments
from 51,715,620 to 52,552,607.
The annual meeting of the Stephen
& Ushorne Agricultural Society was
held in Exeter last Wednesday,, The
report read by the secretary showed
that during the year the receipts
amounted 101195.50, and the expendi-
ture 51183.75, eavinga balance of$11.75.
The tollowing officers were elected:—
Free., D. McInnes; letNice Pres., W.
T. Acheson; 2nd Vice Pres., T. W.
Hawkshaw; Directors, R. Coates, Jas.
Ballantyne, S. Stanlake jr., W. J. Car-
ling, John McNevin, Chris. Fahner,
W. G. Bissett, John Delbridge and Ed
Christie.
The municipal council of West Wa-
wanosh met last week. The following
gentlemen compose the council this
year:—Messrs Lockhart, former reeve,
R. Medd, former deputy reeve, coun-
cillors Win. Cameron and Win. Plunk-
ett.; couiecillor J. Webster, owing to an
accident which befell him recently,
was unable to attend. The following
are the officers appointed for the en-.
suing term in 1807;—Clerk, treasurer,
assessor, and caretaker of township
hall, the same gentlemen as last year;
auditors, J'. B. W etherhead, appointed
by council, and Jas. Young, Manches-
ter, by the reeve. Next meeting will
be held on Feb. 6th.
The other clay at the temperance
hall, Leeburn, six persons were seated
on one bench, and, strange to relate,
they were all named Joseph. One is
noted far and wide as an entertaining
host; no. 2 has established a local fame
s peers
politician; the
third has few
as ,liticl.
a c
p
with axe and saw; the fourth is well
known as a threslter;the fifth is known
as a dealer in farm products, and the
sixth
is expectedat someu' ti l ore
day
ar If the
to he a bright legal luminary.
gentlemen's coats did not. exactly imi-
tate t hat of their namesake of old, it is
probable that no six men in the pa-
triarch's time could he found whose
callings would he more widely diver-
gent.
The Club National of Ottawa, awe
,
membership of which is composed al-
most
most entirely of Catholics, has unani-
mously passed the following resolution:
"lhatNa-'the(.lub
of
members rs
we
•
linnet of Ottawa, did hear with the
greatest satisfaction that the Laurier -
Mowat Government had effected with
the Manitoba Government a settle-
ment of the question of the Catholic
schools of that province, a settlement
which, in our opinion, will remedy the
grievances of the Catholic and French-
Canadians; that we do believe t hat this
settlement, although aiming chiefly to
redress the grievances in question, is
in the greatest interest of the country
generally, and that it will insure peace
and harmony between the differ eta. ele-
ments composing the po eulation of our
country ; that we humbly.and respect-
fully suggest. to Dur fellow -country men
of Manitoba to notke a loyal and sin-
cere trial of this settlement, without in
so doing laying aside their legitimate
rights should their grievances not dis-
appear
that it
is out r belief
that t
the ;
Manitoba Government, who has ac-
cepted in good faith and sincerity the
settlement in question, will see to its
accomplishment with an equally good
faith and in a manner to satisfy fully
the right, belief and legitimate aspira-
tions of our fellow=countrymen."
•
CORNS 1 CORNS 1
Tender, painful corns, bleeding corns
painlessly removed in twenty-four hours.
Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor acts
magically. Try it and be convinced.
Hugh M. Barton, of the township of
Bentinck, was engaged with two neigh-
bors on Dec. 29 killing hogs. A dog
had followed one neighbor to where
they were at work, and as Mr. Barton
approached, it considered him an in-
truder, and sprang at him, inflicting a
slight bite on his left wrist. It did not
cause any pain or uneasiness at the
time, and nothing was thought of it.
Early next Sunday it became painful
and was moch swollen, and Dr. Beam,
of Elmwood, was tient for, He atonce
pronounced it to be blood poisoning,
and accordingly Dr.Bonnart o Chelsey,
was called in for ccnsultation. They
decided upon operations higher up the
arm, but all their efforts to prolong
life were unavailing, and he died on
Jan. 7. Mr. Barton was 75 years of
age, and leaves a widow and six child-
ren, five sons and one daughter.
CINNAMON COATED
Dr. Agnew's Jiver Pills are
coated like a C'nnamon
drop, very small and
delightful to take
(rood Friends mow.
"No, soh," said Colonel Carter to the
man with small, angry -looking spots on
his foreheads "I shall not puhmit you
to abuse the mosquito in my presence. I
used to ditllke them, but now I am one
of the stanchest lriende that a mosquito
has."
"Still, they annoy one," replied the
man with the 'spots.
"Of cohee, But they mast live. Why
complain because the mosquito stays up
all night and has his collations, his
Bongs and bis aftub dinner speeches?"
"You seem to feel very kindly toward
the brute."
"I have reason to. Let me tell yon,
sub, that a mosquito once saved the life
of a friend of mine. My friend told me
the story himself. We were speaking of
large mosquitoes, and bo said that he
once found himself in a prohibition
town, where the mosquitoes were, larger
than any be bad ever Been. The party he
was with had p bottle, but no oorksoreW,
aaa they Would have perished with
thirst 1f they had not taken one of these
mosgttitoils, extracted his bill and used 11
to get the pork out. That mosquito was
i1 martyr soh, and ever since that time,
suh, I have respected him and all Me re-
lattons."--Detroot Free Frees.
ONE PILL A DOSE, 40 INA VIAL Fon 20 CENTS
THEIR POPC1RT1.4 re A MTOHT4 WHIRLWIND
SWEEPING COMPETITORS nEFOILE IT MITE
CHASE'
No pain, no griping, no inconvenience.
Small in size and pleasant to the taste.
Most 'pleasant after effects.
CI.A.f511TC:101ELZ.Lld.
The tap•
guile
denature
to on
‘1441.' crgia
Unconscious Humor.
It is not always sate to resort to set
phrases when wishing to compliment. A
story Is told of a pertain lawyer, ex-
tremely studious, but in conversation no-
toriously dull, who was showing off his
newly built house. The bookworm prided
himself espeoally on a sanctum be bad
contrived for his own uee, eo secluded
from the rest of the building that he
could pore over his books in private,
quite secure from dtetnrbanoo.
"And thle is capital," exclaimed the
visitor, with unoonsoioae irony. "You
can read end study hore*alt day, and no
human being bo one bit the wiser."
CAS TCRIA
For Infants and Children.
The milheo
ii
signature
-0f
lace
every
CANCER CURED
—AND A—
LIiFE SAVED
By the Persistent Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"Iwas troubled for years with a
sore on my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called a
cancer, assuring me that nothing
could be done to save my life. As
a last resort, I was induced to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, after tak-
ing a number of bottles, the sore
began to disappear and my general
health improve. I persisted in this
treatment, until the sore was en-
tirely healed. Since then, I use
Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as
a tonic and blood -purifier, and, in-
deed, it seems as though 1 could not
keep house without it."—Mrs. S. A.
FIELDS, Bloomfield, Ia,
AVER'S
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The D.&L. 1
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C The D. & L. Emulsion
t Will build you up if your general health is
impaired.
t The D. & L. Emulsion
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eing w ih preparation
he most dell-
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The D. & L. Emulsion
E Is prescribed by the leading physicians of
Canada.
The D. & L. Emulsion
Is a marvellous flesh producer and will give
you an appetite.
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the gentile MONTREAL
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You hear it in nine out
of ten, drug stores.
It is the reluctant tes-
timony of 40,000 druggists
that Scott's Emtilsion is-
the standard of the world.
And isn't the kind all others try to
range up to, the kind for you to buy?
Two sizes, 50 cls. and $I.00.
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CIGARET IE 3
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ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Retail everywhere
50 per Package'
17 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS.
T i, Y r to ilterlprad
�� l� �'� Aiu thiohandle county.estahli('nnatdiane
ADENr� r , t� stock guaranteed to lve.Te
1 t7 L'ennauent position, whole.
or parttime, • Litt ral terms. You can make SlO
a week or better with us, for every week you
work. No exl.erienco necessary. •
BROWN BROS. CO'Y,
Central Nurseries, TORONTO, ONT
ROBES
Steam Engine for Sale
Second -band three horse power upright engine
and boiler for sale at a bargain. Can be MOert at
this office. Apply to CLINTON ERERA or
F. G. MITCHELL, EngincSupp y Co.
BOB-SLEIGHS FOR SALE
For sale a pair of new ono -horse Bob -Sleighs,
steel shod, and well made. Will be sold cheap,
Apply to WM, GRANT,
Scotch Suitins the (k T It station, Clinton
CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
COOPER'S OLD STAND,
Next to Commercial IIotel.
This establishment.is in full oration and
a
order filled in the most satiefacto y way, Come
tery and granite work a specialty. Prices a
reasonable as those of any establishment
SEALE do 'fUOOVER,Cllnton.
OLSNTON
HARNESS
,EMPORNT
Opposite the Town Hall.
A splendid line of Saskatchewan [Robes—three colors—light and
dark brown and black, ;quality equal to Buffalo and prices trade:
winners. Goat, and Galloway Robes, all sizes and prices.
IIARNESS, ETC.
Our special make of Single Harness has gained a superior repute.-
tion
epute.tion for neatness, durability and lowness of price. Team Harness•
always in stock or made to order. Horse Blankets, Collars, B:'
Combs, Brushes, &c., also Trunks and Valises.
Our Goods are Bargains at our prices.
JOHNSON & ARMC'
A Merry Xmas t
16 t4 1 &c from usyou will have•th:
That if you buy your Christmas Groceries,
satisfaction of knowing and feeling you have secured he beet goods at
the lowest prices. We have just opened out a crate of
FANCY CHINAWARE
Just the thing for holiday presents. 90 piece Dinner Sete at $5; Gilt!
and Striped Toilet Sets at $2.25; 44 piece Tea Sets $1.75
NEW FRUITS
London Layers, Black Basket, Selected Valencias, very flue. New Cur—
rants cleaned and fit for use. New Peels, best brands.,. New Nuts—Al-
monds, Grenoble Wallnuts, Filberts, Peanuts. Mixed Candies from 5c
to 10c per lb. Oranges, Lemons, Pigs, Dates. The best 25c• Tea inithe
market. Kindly reserve your Christmas order for us. We pledge our
best endeavors to satisfy you.
N, ROBSON, - Clinton.
eus Frieze Overcoats
$5.50, $7.50, $8, Extra value
$9.50, and $10
Quantity
Is Not Wanted
In some things. You'll he astonished
at how much you can get for
your money in our Shoe Stole.
The size of the bargains will
stagger you, hut not so much
but that you can entertain their
proposals and flnallJ accept them
We also have a large stock of
Trunks, Travelling Bags.
Great Bargains in Goat
Robes and Horse Blankets.
Double and Single Harness.
Shingles—Wholesale & Retail
JAS. i"W 1TCjalL1..
VICTORIA BLOCK
01 our, own importation, $16, $17, algid $18
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IROBT. COATS & SON
MERRY XMAS„
Say 1 Christmas comes every year, don't it? . If you see the display of Holida
Goods at the Hub Grocery you will know it is coming again this year. Every-
bodyconsistingof Cups, Saucers and
body should see our display of Fancy China, p ,
Plates, Carbaret's Bread Plates, Berry Sets, Flower Pots, etc.,Fancy Glassware,
Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, and so many things we have not space to mention
them all. Fresh Fruits, Fresh Peels, Fresh Groceries of all kinds. Candies and'
Nuts galore at as low figures as any house in to town, considering quality.
GEC, SWA ILrIL.C)W,
Clinton
Beauty and Comfort
combined with
Low Prices
Our store is piled with elegant goods, such as PARLOR, i)INING ROOM ' nd BED
POOM SUITES, COBLER ROCKERS, EASY CHAIRS, RATTAN R C
COUCHES, MUSIC RACKS, BAMBOO NOVELTIES, PIOTURES, CHIL
SLEIGHS, &o. Special prices during this month
CRITICALLY EXAMINED
THE WORK OF THE
For st City Business & Shorthand College, London, Ont
Is f. r superior to that of the ordinary business school. Patronize's college of known
mer , and your success is assured. 'College re -opens Jan. 4, 1897.. Catalogue free
Y. M. . A. Building J. W. W ''STERVELT, PrirlbiPa