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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-11-05, Page 3OUR DEARONES mothers, Wives and daugh- tern. Thousands of Them Suffer. Be'a celery compound Gives em Health and the Fresh - Bess of Youth. When the nervous energies are exhaust- ed, women suffer from constipation, dya- pepsfa, kidney disease, liver trouble and prostration. They are weak, tired, have headache, backache, sideache, and cannot sleep. It is then that the wreaking of We - moon's delicate organism begins. When sickness, disease, and disaster threaten, PainWa Celery Compound should be used without delay. This marvellous modern 'medicine will quickly impart strength to every weak organ, and restore the greatest blessing of life—health. A few week's use of Paine'e Celery Compound will give vigor to the nervous system; nutrition, digestion and every special womanly func- tion will be naturpl and regular. Rosy cbe@ks, sparkling eyes and the freshness of ° youth and beauty always follow the health- I giving influences of Paine's Celery CoiYi- pound. Not All Against Him. The St. Thomas Times (Conservative) does not approve the course of the Tp - Ionto Mail and Empire and its imita- tors in their' attempted detraction of Sir Wilfrid Laurier. It is ready to ac- cept Col. Denison's praise of Sir Wil- frid's course in England in opposition to the Mail and Empire's abuse. It says: "Of course, we readily concede to all the journals of the party the same freedom and independence which we claim and exercise for ourselves, but We not only regret the condemnatory olainion exppressed by out, confreres of Sir Wilfrid'a action, blit feel strongly convinced that they are judging him unjustly." Then after referring .to Col, Denison's opinions it says: '•In the Mail and Empire there is a cartoon representing Sir Wilfrid in a nightmare caused by the appearance of a goblin in the shape of a club, with one hand pointing to "Laurier's speech before Toronto Board of Trade," and the other clutchingat the string which fastens the Cobden medal around Sir Wilfrid's neck, and trying to deprive him of it. The title of the cartoon is— "A horrible nightmare should Sir Wil- frid dream that his Cobden medal was nhrained under false pretenses." We boldly assert that, there is nothing in the Premier's speech before the Toron- to Board of Trade to justify the insin- n%ttion that the medal was obtained wider false pretences. On the con- trary, his course was entirely straight- forward and honest. He knew that he would have no chance of sticcess,in the mission on which his heart was set if he assailed the free trade sentiment of Great Britain. lie therefore avoid- ed doing this, and took the far wiser course, in our estimation, of going at his subject in a more circuitous wayy So far as we can see, his plan is work- ing well, and there is every reason to believe that preferential trade will in the long run prove the welcome out- come of his efforts. rhe World's Favorites for Dyeing Light, Medium and Heavy Goods. Diamond Dyes do a range of work far beyond the possibilities of soap grease and crude package dyes. The common dyes on the market are deceptive in character and ooinpoeftfon; they are made to sell, not to give-pgranteed satisfaction. The major- ity of the colors of soap grease and crude package dyes are so weak that they will hardly stain the hands. Diamond Dyes give colors to light, medium and heavy materials that are as fast as a rock, and last as long as the goods hold together. The heaviest tweeds and cloths can be dyed with, Diamond dyes. Soap grease and imi. tation package dyes dare not attempt such work, because the colors are not sufficiently penetrating and powerful. If you desire success in the dyeing oper- ation, and wish to save money, use Dia- mond dyes for home Dyeing. All up-to- date dealers sell Diamond Dyes and strong- ly recommend them. While at a thresbinq on McLean's farm, near Brewster's Lake, Osprey, a boy, twelve years of age, son of Jacob Loughead, was kicked in the face and kno, ked senseless. His 18 -year-old sis- ter. who witnessed the accident,carried the boy home and then fell senseless herself from nervous excitement. The lad is recovering, but the shock was too much for the sister and she died. The grandchildren of the late Hart A. Massey, five in number, have entered suit against the trustees of the estate to set aside the sale by Cheater D.Msseey to his fatber; the late H. A. Massey, of 113 shares of the Massey Manufacturing Co.'s stook, and"t� have it declared that daring his life till Mr Massey was guardian of his grandohil dren. It is claimed that the shergp � were given to the son in trust for the grendobil. dren, and that H. A Massey bad no riybt to buy the shares. All thio tbo defendante deny. Besides many gifts during his life. time,Mr Massey left hie grandchildren $75,. 003) in cash. NEURALGIA TORMENTS. q *bousands Could Tell the Same Story of Misery that William Davidson Tells— And Thouaands Have To -day the Saint Song of Rejoioing — Cured by Soutl °American Nervine. s,4' t - "I suffered untold misery for over threi montba from neuralgia of tho. storbach Phyeioari d}d tbeit best to help me, but al attempts were baffled. I saw South Amer igan advbftised and'kesolved to try it. Th first bottle gave me great relief, and after : had used six bottles was completely curei of thiss Theclford, Out dreadful Sold aby�WAtts CO. ' �„ +TNIi NVRt£cw, at�nerna whehi thep� sfite Moat � I>a ismbo t splendor bbthed the Ia'4 ><,6e(n4ered wheats the *ayes had tt�tviiwt ,p mi'gtzty' verso& the stratia. t Ileltr'naken lawns sell to of steal With rush sad ttetrvroed utero tepabeasatl, r .aastl m$ny a rose had oleoma it utd dated Qlnse aha span Qua: etwai wss toewcl. Abant ter catye yyooi ties Rolled hank is,$ circ r% aotaeasltass mobil, And,avery� billow on !ho tslscL Soetndd btiYBM v'ii'h a hnrapa Groeu. The-uiopa.aird stars Looked coldly Qd1PA. , Acid coldbe donrorda opyr .r0.71rrrhln► lit, ht -the gioriou6� atm t Treliiolm 1 AVTonld`nefut gitraia db alar s6a1► tznongtbanveirdatrdjWreaed es That shook tlrahir cant/ haV1 TUn dank! acid dood)Y r off hiy i Prdlonged"tae o xis ts., And oat�f the and wi tt Band A114;;me® Lisa treesal'ti Henn► t Anti o'dn'my' a leolr:ondep0 ¢uep 13e•eahoan wills the Mii*ft" brocaai. -Ala, thee" I M0114 1k "otung the ddosa Of iifet'a inualtrt NobulDry p� , Hu1L many tYfnli Mad 806% Berta i.tas stranded 'ncetla a w!"laortb ilk, Grind many o rnnzrr'ria-, v�ephiag tfiN�, , Lreels ghnebly dauT» gtpieapd� bites t Iseab h9 ehonid neve t mese bottold The riahW of that snD agars. ' —Auguatua Waters in lhrbt VarkLacl{� ' MOW FLIES WAL* C@ILOAM A simple Rxplaasthm a/ "� Puzzling Phouommoao. It to a curious. fact hod,+ mw vuodWsitoaad- ng.a many oommon and o"atwntdy, eilri gle tbtngv to modH@rd bf (Shiba tnvedl- gation. Theexplan&eten of law files walk �n the ceiling, as given In some o1 our vld eaders, was that each lttft fly loot to 0 ninlature air pomO, a theory that to note moved to••be fahleAona, Vb was eappowd ahat'the bottom of the toot adhered to tins biose by auction, all air beneath h being axessed out, W that it was bold to vlwo by be pressure of the air without. Aub film lade been kmwb tat walk an tube inner Me of a glass teoeiver after on the air had seen exhausted, which shows that ttbgy do cot need the pressure of the air to upbotd them. A microscope aramtuaftan of a ly's foot ciearly dtsprtaves tike "sucker" theory, for the foot cushion y. oovel+ed With hairs, when job prevent a dium contact of the Feet; with the glass, A later theory, propounded h' Socias, was that flies sting to the gtasa by means Df a viscous fluid substance wbloh atudes from the bairs in thete feet This theory ruse thoroughly hnvestlgettlad 12 yen" or to alto by lir. Rvmbout, wbo detaonatrated that It was only partly siaucd, for emuQB these hairs do carts" o1sude an ally fluid, the fluid is not sticky and does not harden when dried. It is to Dr. Rombout'a esperbnents Shat aeience owes what is now regarded do the true theory of the walkime of One on smooth substances—tfiat they hang on by the help of capillary adheston—the molee- ular attraction between solid tpad lislndd bodies. By a aeries of nice calculations„ such as weighing batreandmeaeti ingthelr diameters and immersing the cut end of a hair in oil or water W make 4t adbere when touched to glass, Dr. R'ombout proved that capillary attraction would up. hold a fly were it four•ninthe as heavy. again as it is at presents It is true that the foot hairs are very mtvuiat but as arch fly is Bald to be Wrolshed,w0h 1'0,000 to, 12,000 of them,,wo need not be surprised at what they can do. Reasoning from this tbeary,, vF¢e Wlabt concluded that flies fled it d�bolt to mount a glass slight* damyaced, because of the repulah . Between rite watery eup- face and,tbe oily Myrutd .--vdYng 1500zu tto feet, and we !night likewise ev ect them tp be Impeded 'by aAlight ooatftiql of dfiBt, because the spaces between !tie hairs vMuid be filled with dust. CuorePol ofiservlirdan seems to confll'm these infef aaeg Wbw we see a fly staking bfe toifilt, be to nofi. as we might guVpose, caeantng hU bo4,^ lint his foot, so that thoX may the rr01e readily adhere. RvetW t}De has D0400: how gnfakly a fly tal;:ias flielik evtaa when he has bean dostna half an hWr 1tt 6he some position. Thib new dmftj iYta9M'�! easier to undegr$"d how bib cutin 00 :=. bonseld for the etd4' pvesla:jlte KW and the "gram•, thbroolsly�bQihh Q� to leis effort fry nvr 2 ffiielr inveluntiiry bold,—Our A lr Firiende. IN BED FOR WEEKS. And Every Breath She Drew was an Ext cruciating Pain—Rheumatism had Fast- ened bis Talona on his Prey — South American Rheumatic Cure Snatched her from his Grasp. "For fifteen years I had teen troubled with rheumatism. It settled in my back. At times the pain was so severe an to en- tirely lay me up for weeks at a time. I was just about discouraged and had given up hope when I was recommended to try South American I4henmatic Cure. I did no. The first bottle enabled me to leave my bed, and in one week from the time I commenced its use I was completely cured. It in undoubtedly the beet remedy in the world for rheumatism." Mrs J.Beanmont, Elora, Ont. Elucidated. "Mammy," said PlakaoInny Jim, "what does white folka mean when day talks ob language habbin lots o' shades o' meanin?" "Doan you know what dem Is?" "No, mammy." "Weil, I'll iilustrldy. Dab's yoh unlet, be a black man; yah fhthab, he's a dark skin man. Yoh ofdlsat brAw's a brown suits man ad yob next bbra"'s a bright 'akin man. An dar you ha "--4Wasbhngton Star. Hardships In Alaska. Hungry Higgins—I wouldn't mind gots) to Klondike if it wasn't for having to dig out the gold. Weary Watldne—Tbat ain't the worst of it. It bee to be washed softer 16 f6 dhhgf. —IndiantiptiHB Journal. Britain ocouples a very blab place IDD mining of all kin4e. Melte thin 8D0.000 Of her pettp% axro errlrphryad . , Elie lntly and they pYod'uge over .20,0 ,000 worth of mfp9rais afims ly. . Tis 1ghL gittlCittt8 trlioro�hfa�e Ed ' sKnuinotltg"tl�vart+lY odi miili6lr. ' ]P3V,8T REMED'if FOR CORNS 4i kr6fiiaifi'a Painless corn extractor. Ra. I .r.- �.. .16 .. - ....,L tri, , stirs, tr ed ®iaction iFanov aettina rld of it. MUD1,00's Cooyerts Che People of Canada are Satisfied and Convinced ALL WILL 'TESTIFY Chat Munyon Has Kept Faith With the People and Made Good _--HIS PROMISES Sia Remedies are Becoming the Safeguard o the Home -The People Have Trusted and Have Not Been Deceived. Mrs Mary Mose, No. 23 Chestnut St., Coronto, Canada, says:—"I have used dunyon's Dyspepsia Oure with splendid •esulte- I was so bad with this disease bat food would lie for hours on my stom- wh causing me great pain and agony. I ileo had severe pains in my back and I vas frequently troubled with sour stomach. [ had to be extremely careful what I ate, rut after using one vial of Munyon's Dye- ?epsia Cure I am now able to eat anything :vitbout distress afterwards. After suffer - ng for years with this disease is Its a plea- sure to be again able to eat anything I de- sire. Thanks to Munyon." Munyon's Rheumatic Cure seldom falls to relieve in one to three hours, and cures In a few days. Price 25c. Manyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively aures all forms of -indigestion and stomach broubles. Price 25o. Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia ind breaks up a oold in a few hours. Price 350. Munyon's Cough Care stops coughs, night sweats, allaya soreness and speedily heals the lungs. Price 2Ec. Mnnyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains in the back, loins or groins, and all forms of kidney diBesse.-Price 25o. Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervoneness and builds up the system. Price 25c. Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache in three. minutes. Price 25. Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cureB all forms of piles. Price 250 Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all im. purities of the blood. Price 250. Munyon's Female Remedies are a boon to all women. Munyon'a Catarrh Remedies never fail. The Catarrh Cure—price 25o—eradicates the disease from the system, and the Ca- tarrh Tableta—price 25c.—cleanse and heal the parts. Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in three minutes, and o'ure permanently. Price $1. Munyon'slViolizer restores lost vigor. Price 01. A separate cure for each disease. At all druggists. Mostly 25o a vial, Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 11 and 13 Albeit St., Toronto, answered with free Medical advice for any disease. courtesy. A young lady, who came out from a house in the west end of London,when hastening round a corner, ran against a little street arab. She said, "My. poor boy, I hope I have not hurt you. I'm very sorry. I beg your pardon," The little chap was quite astonished. Taking off the three-quarters of a cap which he bad upon his head, he made her a grand salute, and said, "You can hev my parding,(for• that's what he called it,) mise, and welcome; and the next time you run agin me, you may knock me clean down and I won't say a word." And then, when the lady had passed on, he turned to his chum and'remarked, "I s% Jim, its the first time Lever had any ask my pard- ing, and it's kind o' took me off of my feet." BABY BEAUTY. You always think of a pretty baby as plump and chubby. Scott's Emulsion jnst gives this plumpness; not too fat, just enough for the dimples to come. Babies like it, too. 1897. [Montreal Herald.] This has been a notable year in Canada. These events may be red -lettered in the cal- ender: Tariff revised., Treaties denounced. Preferential trade established. Enlarged exports. High cheese price. Cold storage system a success. Fast steamship line. Intercolonial extension to Montreal. Good wheat crop in Northwest Crow's Nest Pass ,Railway being built. Reduction of C.P.R. freight ratea. Canals being rapidly completed. Increased railway earnings. 800. wheat. Klondike gold strike. Yukon district organized. Expedition to examine Hudson's Bad. Territories' new constitution. Postoffice Department reorganized Militia Department reorganized. , CHILDREN'S COL[JMN. A Curiosity Eventrim B Every boy and girl has some memento 6 or troasnro of the last vacation Some of them who have been on long journeys to the mountains or to the sea have returned with a whole box full of curiosities, which they exhibit proudly to their friends. Others have taken photographs or made horbarlums or collected minerals or dlffer- out kinds of woods. All of these thtnge are full of Intertret; espeota;lly R they are explained in a charming manner. And this suggests the ourtosity exhibit Therourioaltyoxhiblb maybe•in the form of an eventng party alien by a boy or giM i to other boy8 or girls, or some young peo- ple's club nosy offer ib as one of rte even- ingattgnntisi Jp ulthar Caen all of the guests ! til bring theft' vacatioII treasmab-»overythktg of intereeb which that havti activated during the summer. i Va. artialets to bo•labolod-with its utmne, whereilrn>L �7 vLhom ooUeetied and any otbee Int l Main in i'o&v 4 to it. AA largwtootiW or are pmrtdbd Pbr &dAbi� n1I e tmtataily grouped where they can be seen by every n6mbeto of the party. ' A feature . of V w evuning Will be the opyortunity given tv somp of tha.brighter, and wittier talkgroa to te113IIiw eaoh. of thel4 tieeaures was obtalvad., oC cant, g�ues4 may be called upon to toll abont bt�' or her dearest 6'rea- sure, Aftorward throe judges may be ap- pointed to select the basteoUactrion of treas- ures, and.a btete ribbon, or some appropri- ate Ilttlo prize maybe bestowed on the win- ner. This forme an eaoeed1rigly Interest - IN mA bu;txxwthu evening gathering either fbr yo fblh or for childr m It maybe caller curiosity evening.---Chi- cugo Roaamvd. Whore Neddle Found Ulm. Vibm wus babyP Itieddlo looked. ander all the sow and Lawrence oven pooped Into big tin cake box. You see, baby had one otaa little tooth. in his head, but that one was such a sweet tooth. And he had twtoo boon known to creep out into the y)antsy tato t1w cake box. But he wasn't there thfe thri a Ho didn't seem to be anywbieve, and mamma began th get I� the dtn r bell,, No(%" idle said, "and ring it out the back door for papa, And, Lawrence. are you sure you honied In Q the cioac:W There's the UPIFU closet, yon hssow„ =4 Bridget/s closet.' `I rno" in � m ail, " Lawreneecaid despondently- "He isn't anywhere, I gine ho'e devolved. Hr's sweat enough to. ' Papa oamie to and hunted too. Out - doom and in fhny hunted, goWbg more frighteDed till the tiara. Then Neddie found b.tnn). M laughed till tho two anx- ious taears just onossing over the bridgg of his noes lost their balance and tumbled down hi1L I salad Ned,dte found babA but many and t ml q It was only his little, soft cham- ois shote be found and part of two little, black stockinged legs in them. The rest on, baby was out of sight. Papa's tall, square spr'apbas reit in the library was over on its side, and baby had crawled in and gone to sleep. How mam- ma laughed when ho was found h—Youth's Companion. An Ancient Do1L The sketch illustratee a prehistoric Mex- ican doll unearthed by a French a ut2iro- Positive - Proof Messrs, T. Milburn & Co., Toronto, Ont: Gentlemen,—Some two weeks ago I ob- tained a boa of your Heart and Nerve Pills from our popular druggist, Mr E. Scarlett, cf Dundee, and I can ii'ow unhesitatingly any that they have been very beneficial to me in relieving an obstinate and long stand- ing complaint affecting my heart and nerves. I was troubled with the well-knowti symptoms of heart and nerve trouble, such as sleeplessness, dizziness, palpitation, neuralgic and other pains for such a long time that I bad really given up hope of a cure. 'Now, out of gratitude to this reme- dy, and no others may learn of its virtues, I give my unsolicited testimony. There is no onre so good for heart and nerve troubles as Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. This is my honestopinion. My wife in also using this remedy with great success for fluttering' of the heart. (Signed.) J. D. Robinson, Dundas, Ont. Lasa Lixer Pills cure constipation, bil- iousness and siok headache. .. yiniJli ' fe ott .. �atttnrsi . ��S�i�Sai��t sett Vloglf* I:r. Cbtpwlw The izume Is hol- and Contains a rattle, which proven that prehistoric children were not unlike the Iloilo ones of today. Ery Dons". You see ray dolllo? She's ao dear, Sho ion'tpretty? Why, that's queort You don't Iwro dpillo as I do, Or else you'd say Shells dear all through, R110 camp Mab Chtamaes. Yes,.l s'poso Be might have given her better clothes, That Santa C•lnuni But then, you roe, Ae knew that she would come to, me .And that I'd love bar just the Same. once shm got tont. Will was to blame That time. He tangled up hocr hair And hurt her eye, but I dbn't care >59 couldn't loco her,' t wui;h he trtedt I found that donie when I'd cried And loolred all overl Why, you know, She can't got lost, I love her sol And once that dollie tried herself To fall down from a high, hirlh shell Where mamma put her, ani f aprend My troch and caught her up fnateadl She's very cranky since that fadL She has her troubles, like we dil. And such a lot that dollid's bore I have to lave her all the morel But I mn't think how yon can say She isn't pretty I Every dny She grown morn swootor, and I know It's just because I've loved her so I —Bva Lovett. Her Stiff Hnees. Dottle—Mamma, I guess my dolly's mamma must have been a very unpious lady. Mamma—Why so, Dot? Dottie—Why, she made her so her knees won't bend. I have to put her on her stummick to say her prayers.—.Exchange. The Way 8c Board It. A little 4year-old wont to Sunday school for the first time and hoard the children singing, "Once I was blind, but now I can see." That afternoon her sister heard her sing, "One side was blind, but now it can see. "—Philadeiphla Times, Sable Island's Ponies. Sable Island is famous throughout the f°anadhan maritime provinces for its race of wiled ponied. 'They wete originally plaead there in order that. they might fur- nish food for sallors shipw'rockod there fro- quently. Tom and the Collection Plate. "No, tbauk you, I've got sumo money of my own, " Said Ilt do Tommy politely as the co4tt'ibtitiob plate passed in front of Min othe ocooOon of hill first VUlt to ollmfolr.-•�gi►. .. Learn to Graft. Every farmer who has an orchard hould learn to. graft. It ie much more atisfactory to do the work than to hire it done, and besides, at the rate which most grafters charge, the labor, It ,simple, and not hard, is better paid than most work that farmers do. A fop -grafted tree, if a considerable In of grafts are put in, comes to bearing quickly. Ifyou hire the grafts P in, most will try to do with too Yew, leading to a large wood growth, and delaying fruitincr. There is still another point in promoting early fruit- fulness. In selecting the graft, choose new growth on the end of bearing imbs. -Trees from the nursery are us- ually root -grafted, and as it is much more convenient to take scions from I stock that has never born fruit, these are usually chosen. This s believed by manyy to be one reason why young trees do not come into bearing as soon as they used to do, when nearly all the trees were grown from seed and top -grafted. Sometimes it seems to a weary woman I she most certainly give up. The simplest and easiest work becomes an al- most insurmountable task. Nervousness, sleeplessness and pain harrass her and life, seems hardly worth the living. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was made for her. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was made for her. The former for her dis- tinctly feminine, the other for bar general system. Together they supply a scientific and success course of treatment. The "Favorite Prescription" restores healthy, regular action to the organs distinctly fem- inine. It forces out all impurities, strengthens the tissues, allays inflamma- tion. The "Golden Medical Discovery" makes appetite, helps digestion, promotes assimilation, fills out the hollows in cheeks and neck with good solfd flesh and brings back the gladsome glow of girlhood. Send 31 cents in one -cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.Y., and receive Dr. Pierce's 1008 page CommonSense MedicaliAdviser,illustrated. Didn't Approve of It. The lesson was from the prodigal son, and the teacher was dwelling on the character of the elder brother. "But amid all the rejoicing," he said, "there was one to whom the prepar- ation of the feast brought no joy, to whom the prodigal's return gave no pleasure, but only bitterness; one who did not approve of the feast being held, and had no wish to attend it. Now can any cf you tell me who this was? There was a breathless silence, fol- lowed by vigoc'ous cracking of thumbs, and then 'from a dozen sympathetic. little geniuses came the chorus: -Please, air, it was the fatted calf." IT'TLE IVER POLLS S1 K HEM` 0 AONE Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regiilate.tlle Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Small Pill. SmaH Dosaa Small Price. Substitution the fraud of the day. See, you get Caster's, Ask for Carter's. Insist and demand Caster's Little Liver Pills. ML.VIAM S1 Cures Rheumatism. Nopra)gia, :K Eczema al?d .11 B1994 uaea.ono Lion i can to any one tamwi acing the medicine I hays the disease. I have int weight, and now enjoy para Price $1, 8 for $5. All dealers or address THE SLOAN MEDICINE CO., OF HAMILTON, FUI IN31 CURE BROADFOOT, BOX & Co..,. The steady increase in our trade in good proof of the fact that our goods are right, li., Out' prices lower than those of other dealers in the trade. We manufacture furniture on a large scale and can afford to sell cheap. It you 1 , from us, we save for you the profit, which, in other oases, has to be added 3n? the retail dealer. This week we have passed into stock Boma of our new designs. Space will not us to quote prices, but come and see for yourself what snaps we have to offer_.1*,+i.., Remembei; wp are determined that our prices shall be the lowest in the trade UNDERTAKING, In this department our stook is complete, and we have undoubtedly the best ftto outfit in the county.&)0ur prices are as low as the lowest. ! BROADFOOT9BOX & CO. J. WMa Chid na P S—Night and Sunday calls attended to by calling at J. W. CEdley's, (Fane, C' Director) residence, l t' A new Broom sweep► cls, Brooms at 100 ' Hub Gr'oGery Brooms, two for, A dandy one fox These Broome are great valne, having been bought at reduced figuree ,Y We are going to s give the public bargains for the neat sixty days. No excuse for not having a clean house. Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of Groceries, new, and fresh. GEO �WALLtO�P,u - C1><ntar; BEATS ALL! What ? Why the fine stook of Fall Goode that has arrived at the Empoiapd DRESS GOODS that will please any one for both quality and price. Hands Linen Towels, rand Mantle Cloth; Ladies' Misses and Children's iTe�fds;1 Men's and Boys' Underclothing of extra good value. Men's Cardigan e�$dTt the best value ever shown in the village. One piece of English Cotton Ty¢ijie double fold, regular price 01, ours 75c; who will get the snap ? Is it 100 Shoes you want, if so this is the place, we are in good shape to supply y0rt quality and lowest price is our motto. Boys' Long Boots for $1. Porhalis;; ! want some good Timothy Seed—we can supply you. We also have tl thousand and one articles that you want. Highest price for But Terms Cash. ADAMS' EMPORIUM, a LONDEs�ORO R. .� IJA 1 h FUNTAIN TP1* Dost Yoe R A,... V THE SAVE TIME AND TEMPER We handle the Celebrated Lapham's Rival. It hal Slotted Capillary Feed Piece, therefore will not scads; or drop ink. «� Do not allow Dealers to press upon you linee "just as g(oc but get the best.' /' t n',A , LAPRAM'S RIVAL If your Stationer does not handle it write us and will send` our reduced Price List,. The Copp, Clark Co., Limited, 'oro CURES COLIC, CHOLERA, CHOLERA - MORBUS, DIARRHOEA, DYSEidTERY, And ail SUMMER COMPLAINTS of Children or Adults. DEICE. Sac. Beware of lmitatlon►t G I Ve The only food the that will build Baby up a weak cora, . a titution gradin Chance ally but surely is Martin's Cardinal rood a simple, scientific and highly nutritive preparation for infants, delicate children and invalids. 0 Ki ftnY wllToiOf1 & Can., f•aornttroe., ? MRS. JOHN CA3H. N ,Illy husband has be eau troubled with dyspepsia` and finds Ripens Tabules, the only relief. He hits ; been troubled with �xYd �-' gestion for the past teen years. f j Wiwi.ub il"iltll��." i ... '° �Yfilii'r-',IJ:�YIY�i.�i3t �, .,....i,...'i.,Jlrrn. s....u.. alR.�x��•.+a,..