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MUM MECTQR_Y �►x�ugc• -- WATTS & CO., 'Twas Heard Worn Fit
� u1c#tt L. 0. L No. 710, CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS teen Years Ago.
r � O1_4INW40rq9 Great Northwestern Telegraph office,
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Hoots tnooab of ever
i 3 J Albert Street, - Clinton. TO -DAY DIAUND DYES
"TH O SQN OWN month. Hall g�nd flat, McKay
brethren
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made welcome. brethren alwa • w srMAKE ROME DYEING EASY.
PUMPS! �
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 1865. DR. J.S. FREEBORN, W. M. U JL. AS'
r P. OANTELON, JR. Seo. J, P. SUEPPARD, D. IN It YOU want A drat-clasP, well- made pump, ore tha
CAPITAL, - - $2,000,000 wul give yon satisfaction, Bond your oder to th Fifteen years ago the work of home
❑ndeimlg.ed, He will dig and olean wells and do it a
REST, $1,400,000 �ti attt�e. the o,...at prions. He .leo hassles a flratomB dyeing waB just m its infancy. The
FORCE PUMP. old-fashioned crude preparation" were
`rLINTON Lodge, No. 84, A. F. & A. SI, meats P P
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Head OfliOe. - MONTREAL. I every, Friday, oa or after the moon. Vl.lt JAMES FF]RGU80N then In vogue, necessiating Inuch time
l - J: H. R. MOLSON, President, lugbrethroncordlallvtnvitad and great expense, vvl•ile the results,
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IF. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, GeneralManage�. A. J. HOLLOWAY, W. Mo. THOS. RUMBALL, 810, pposit Queen's Hotel High Street Uliuton, even with the greatest amount of Calle
Clinton, Dec. 6, 1896. 809.11 Hever brought satisfaction.
-- - - - --- - --- - The introduction of Diamond Dyes
Notes issued,
Sterling
Collections made; Drafts �- I revolutionized home dyeing work
issued, Sgerlinught American ex- - g' 0' T. M. Dont Build Without A Plaq completely. y
change bought and sold. I p y. Diamond Des saved
Kearns Tent No. 66, Kulghts of the Maccabees of 1 time and money to thousands of bus
INTBIIIBT ALtewID ON DSPOtlITB the World. $1,000,$2,000 and 03,000 Policies. Mem• women, and at once became popular
SAVINGS BANK. bership over 100,000. Aeaessmout prinolple-has In every family.
never exceeded 19 assessments in a your. Cheapest
Interest allowed on Burns of $1 and up. and 6064 In existence. Meets In Orange Halt, Clln- J. ADES FOWLER & CO. Each succeeding year found the Dia.
_ ton, flrstandthirtlFriday o1 every month. I mond D es improved In color, brill -
Architects and Civil Engineers y
F'ARM�.IRi!3- -- Areo f' fancy and durability of shade. To -day
Money advanced to farmers on their o gaoler COOK'S
Ci FLOUR tc petll°g °pp rmauout op ce in Clinton and are they stand far ahead of till other dyes
with one or more endorsers. No in a o re- V illi A7 p'rpao:ed to supply Plans, Specifications and details in every leading point, and are as pet.
t quired ae security. y olnes of work at meet reusonablo rateP. fact as science can make thein.
H. 0. BREWER, Mana�gier, ; & FEED STARE Patent Drawings prepared and patents obtained.
December, 189a. lL1NTON. ' Vnlu.uensand lne inspections made. There are many imitations of Dia -
Clinton. p } mond Dyes in the land, and many
,25 Years Exl)ei-ienceizi o?ttario. women are deceived daily when pur-
G i�OfeTa art I BRAN and SHORTS in Large or chasing. In order to insure absolute
G. D. gg Mail ,d.lrose-P. O. Bos 21.9, Clinton. success ill borne dyeing see that every
Small Quantities, packet of dye you buy is inarked "Dia -
BANKER OIL CAKE, LINSEED MEALS J. 0. STEVENSON, mond Dye.'
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON. Io lbs. Choice Oatmeal for ane Bushel Furniture Dealer Ste. John S. McClelland, editor of the St.
Oats ' Catharines Star, prints a challenge to
d GENERAL BANKING BUSINESSTHE LEADING UNDERTAKER AND all and sundry learned men to meet
TRANSACTED, D. COOK. CLINTON.hittl on the public platform and defend
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. the modern idea. that the earth is
752 if _ round, which doctrine Mr. McClelland
Opposite Town Hall, Clinton, Out
.Votes Diswunted. Drajle Issued. proposes to attack, he holding to the
OTICE. then, that the earth is flat. Aman
Interesl Allowed on Deposita. HILLS1 FEED STORE, N�- needs a good deal of courage --or Nome -
Clinton, Junelith, 1891 e68y thing else -to enable him to take the
HURON STREET, CLINTON. There being some misunderstanding with re. Platform on that theory in A.D. 1897,
gard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood
Full !X. that It any person takes possession of any kind '�'
of wreckage and tails to report a me i shall at
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----- Tho Best Early Seed Potatoes, and all once take prnd fall t Remember this is the i •8..� PRICE
last warning 1 shall give, CAPT. WM. BABB.
®R. W. GUNN, kinds of first-class Clover, Timothy, Field Receiver of Wrecks, Goderich,
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R. C. P. tnd L. R. C, S., E(linb°rgh, OtHoe- and Garden Seeds, Ficur and Food Of all Goderich, Sept. 7th 1891. 'Cite dans of 15 cents a box for
Ontario afro 1(ntntou, Nightcalla atfrontdoorof
residence on FeA(aterbnry streerect, opposae Presbyter. m
kinds. Closest living prices for cash, SALT pills are nubered.
ian church. — in stock and for -sale, TEAS of the choicest The McKi/lop Mutual Fire Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills at 20 cents a
i]R. TURNlBULL. l varieties still blends. Excellent value. vial are surer, safer and pleasanter
HILL .& JOYNER, Huron Street, Insurance Company, to take.
.i, L. Turnbull, M. B. Toronto Univ. ; M. D ; Clinton And are supplanting all others. All
M., VietrimCub•. et C. P. d: B. out, ; ! e )f Farm and Isolated Town Proper- druggists sell them.
of the obstetrical eocroty, of Edinburggh. Late �f "-`---'- -
Dr.DLondon, Eng., and Edinburgh hoepit. Gales:- Central Butcher Shop. ty only Insured,
Dr. Dowale}•'a eland, Ratte,ltiury dt, Night Calle
answered at Office. -- Cure Constipation, Sick and Nor-
- --_ —_ COUCH & WILSON OPP(CERS. vious Headaches, Dizziness, Lassitude,
George Watt. Presldcnt, Harlock P. O.; James 11cattburn, Dyspepsia., Loss of appe-
DR• SHAW, Subreribets desire to notify the public thatlhoy Broadfoot, Vice -Pres„ seal rill P. 0,; W. J. Shan• tite air(] till troubles arising from liver
haveboughtont tho butohcAngbusiness lately con- InRp cloy. Trees., Beftfel'th P. O; Sllchnel Slurdio,
Offlec-Ontario street o'ipoAto• English ducted by Dir. Jas, A. Ford, and will continuo the l°spootor of losses, Beaforth P. O, disorder—Sold by Watts and Co.
church, formerly occu Pica by T, Appleton, same ander their personal supervision. Orders will DIRRCTORB, -! -
_ have prompt and carerul attention. Fresh meats ofThe Church Club, Of Detroit, ;in
James BI
all kinds will be kept in Bannon, sold at reasonable roadtoot, Beaforth; M,rlinel M❑rdle, sea-
lorth; George Dole, Seaforth; George Watt, Hnrlock Episcopal association, gave a banquet
Jai S. Freeborn/ 1Vj•D , rates and delivered anywhere in town. Thomas E• 11sys,Seaforth; Alex Gardiner, Leadbury last week. The guest of the evening
f ARTHUR COUCH, CRAG N. WILSON. Thomas Garbutt, Clinton; J(hn McLean, Kippen. and principal speaker was the Right
j L. K. & Q C. P., I., 51.0 P, & S. O., &o., &o. CLINTON. AOBNTS. Rev, Philip Dumoolill, bishop Of Ni -
Graduate (!rL! Graduate of Ii Ing's & Queen's College of Physicians, Thomas Neilaes, Harlock; Robert McMil a Ara.
f DnWin, Ireland, Licentiate of the General Medical - tc Ian, Sca- The theme for discussion was:
fff Council, Grant nritam. hlember of College bf CENTRAL BUTCHER ~S H 0 P rill and Jumee Cnmm(ngF, Fgmendv(Ile. How Far Should Religion Be Taught
rhyslolwis acd Surgeons, Oatarlo. Formerly real. Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans- ill tile Public Schools? The bishop
dept a toe R.Antida Hoepltal (Lying -11) and Gyn.. act other business will be promptly attend• said that all Christians agreed that the
:o)oglca!), Dahl!n. Speotal nttont(On to diseases of FORD & MURPHY ed Ie on application to any of the above o9leers ad -
s
women audeh,ler•en. OAiceandresidence,Rattenbury dressed to their respective postomaes, ptlbliC sc
839-1y hools should do their' full duty
St., next door to Ontario 86. methodist parsonage• (Successors to J. W„Langturd.) in the moral nod religious education of
the youth- of the land. " Assuming
Having bought out the above business, we intend ( oungorold)whosuffer b'
_ to conduct it on the caph principle, and will supply from Nervous Debility that moral and religious instruction is
�i tAtl fM•• our rices. ere with the best meats at the lowest pry. Sexual Weakness and necessary for our children," said he,
'R. (W ••a 1l. ng prices. MEN
the results of self."thsn the lace for this to bP _FORD& MURPHY. IF Abuse, etc. will write p gin is in
`t __ us confidentially a plain tht, public schools... The church people
Dr. Bruce, Surgeon Dentist. — statement of their case, and promise to use our have tried to do this ditty through the
LIVE HOGS WANTED. Remedy according W directions, we will send Chllt'Ch, but Nod that the.Children du
_ prepaid by mall or express, a carefully
p!epared course of Two Months' treatment not go to church and that the Sunday
1, a OFFICE -Over Taylor's Shoe Store, for which we will malce no charge if it fails schools have proved inadegnnte to meet
Clinton, Ont, Special attention to pre- __ to cure. Avoid Yankee frauds and Canadian the demand."
servation Of natquacks. Write ns at time for a Remedy which Is
ural teeth, guar ntee,t to cure or cost nothing. ,(
N. B• -Will visit Blyth every Monday, and Highest Market Price Paid. Address N. R. 5[. COMPANY, Lock Box 329 Wherever I go," said a returned
(` Bayfleld every Thursday afternoon during the , Victon, Ontario, Canada. traveler from the West, I find THE IL -
summer. D. CANrELON, Clinton. -- LUsTRATED BUFFALO EXPRESS."
v93.tf. FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS Thanks to tb,tt enterprising journal,
R R, .Agnew, L. D. S., n• iia (t, Buffalo is the best advertised city in
u 1J IJ 11 U IJ J. E. BLACKALL, DUNN)"S the country.
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�- DENTIST. VeterinarySnrgeon AfrLrmedat.the decreasing population
(., Graduate of Royal Collage of Dental Sur- of France, Premier Meline proposes
geona of Ontario. Honor Graduate of Trinity and Veterinary Inspector. BAKINC
that prizes $hould be offered for par-
*. Univorsity, Toronto. B(3t Loed Anaesthetic Office oil Nome street next New Era office. enthood.
f for painless extraction. Office opposite Town Residence, Albcrt St., Clinton.
-` Hall, over Swallow's Sion. B. THOMLINSON, POW, TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Night Bell answered. DER The undersigned, having been restored to
Will visit Hensall ev r 7 , YETERINERY SURGEON THE COOK'S health by simple moans, after suffering for
y tlonday and several years wit►, a severe lung affection,
Zurich the 2nd Thursday cf each month Honorary Graduate of the 6ntarlo Veterinary Cel. BEST FRIEND and that dread disease Coiwuorpliou, is
egc, Toronto.ILARGEsr SALE IN CANADA.
anxious -t(3-- --make knbwii to his fellow
Treats all lid scientific
a lit Domacipl Animals on the sufferers the means of cure. To those s
moat modern end Bcientific Principles. who desire it, he will cheerfully send
! PORI, Day and Night Calls P,onptlyAnswered. I (free of charge) a copy of the proscrip-
tion used, which they will find a sure cure for
-` Rosideneo-Iiattenbury Street, West, Clinton, Ont. Consumption, Aftthma, Catarrh Bronchitis
�? G. CAMERON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, �g and all throat and Lung Maladies. He hopes
S Onnveyanoer, &,, Oflloc-corner I]amilto❑ and F. J M I LN � The undersigned offers to rent the splendid farm all sufferers will try his comedy, as it is invalu-
I SL. Andrewe•ets-, opposite Colborne Hotel, Godorich. ' on the 9th con., H❑liett township, being the north able. Those desiring the precription, which
i' ti88•tt VETERINARY SURGEON, halt of lot 36, oontaining 86 acree. Frame house, will cost them nothing, and may prove a Bless- h
( barn, stable and shed, young orchard hearing this ing, will please address, y
' IIas returned to Clinton and hag his office at year, a creek running through the farm all the year Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, New
uu O. HAYS, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. Office, corner the Queen's Rotel, Victoria Street. All calls round, A desirable term for stock or grain, being York. t
R - North Street and Square, near Registry Office, (lay or night, will be promptly attended to. only six miles from the fawn of Clinton. Apply to
Goderich, ]Ke, Ont, a7, 94O -t1 MRS. JANE DODSWORTH, or JOHN FO1tD,
LPY Money to lend at lowest rateeotinterest. QQ — Holmeaville. 927 tf Sir Donald A. Smith, the Ganadain
J. SCOTT GUO Trowhlll Ilii;h f five hundred
has donated the t
sum of five hundred lqunds to the
' ' 1 D. L. MACPHERSON, Indian famine fund.
Barrister, ¢c., Horseshoer and General ' Blaok- CONVEYANCING, Neuralgia
ELLiOTTts BLOOK,- - - CLINTON. smith, FIRE, LiFF AND ACCIDENTINSVIIANCF. sforp is the prayer of the
_ nerves for pure blood. Hood's Sarsap-
arilla y
Honey to Loan, Albert Street, North, - Clinton. MONEY TO LOAN, is the One True Blood Put ifief i
__ and nerve builder.
- JOBBING} A SPECIALTY. Office, SlacKay Block, Clinton, 948.2t. e
E - CAMPION, Q. C r woodwork ironed and first close material and _ The London election trial was ad -
work guaranteed; farm Implements and machines journed on Saturday till February S. p
BARRISTER, - - - SOLICITOR., reituut and repaired. Property For Sale. a
THE CHILDREN'S ENEMY.
NOTARY, tstl,, A CHANCEYORGARDENERS, Scrofula often Bh0\V8 Itself in early f
Goderich, _ Ottt. Card of Thanks• In consegnenee of my age and lack of help, Ihave ]Ifs and is characterized by swellings, a
_ decided to offer for sale my splendid gardeningg pro• , e
Office -Over Davis' Drug Store. MOocy to 1011°. party consisting of Ave and a half &area in O11ntoD, abscesses, hip diseases, etc. LOnsum -
TO MY MANY PATRONS: some of the beat land In the county of Huron, inmud. tion is scrofula of the len s. In this s
ins hot bode and other necessary ro uirementB, g
M• 0- desire to tender my sincere thanks There Is on the prem(eos a frame house with ecllare class of diseases Scott's Emulsion is h
JOHNSTON,f soft and hard water, barn end other outbuildings unquestionably the most reliable medi- al
BARRISl''ER, SOLICITOR for the very liberal patronage accord" Th. Bevfioldriver adjoins the property. Winsellat cine.
ed ale in the past and t0 inform the a reasonable price for half cash and balance secured W
C by mortgage. As I desire to ab11, this is a chance
COMMISSIONER, ETC, public that I am still in the Carpet eolaom met,0,'1 Apply The annual meeting of the Ashfleld
p pp y personally or by !otter to T
G}oderieh, ral
Ont. Alreaving Business On I+:9Bt Street, the proprietor, JOSEPH ALLANSON, Societtyt,lwhiich was held at osh Branch Dungannon
Office -Cor. Hamilton and St. Andrew's Ste. Goderich, next the Bicycle Factory, 894-1 f. r1HnEon recently, was fairly well attended by ph
Personal and mail orders will as usual -- - the members, which evinces the inter -
W. BRYDONE,, receive prompt attention. All classes est taken. The following -offleers were cl
of work a specialty, at the lowest e" Miss Susie McMath, youn est daugh- appointed for 1897: Henry Morris
BARRISTER - SOLICITOR. p y' � ter of Mr. Win. Mc•Math, Dungannon, was, for his efficient services as presi- r
sible prices, and satisfaction guaran- wentouton Saturday morning"week dent, re-eleeted; J. H. Alallough and It
NOTARY PUBLIC, t�c , Eeed, for a pail of water. The platform of B. J. Crawford were re-elected as first to
the pump being unsound the youn and second vice-presidents respective- yr
OFFICE BEAVER BLOCK - CLINTON. W. A. Ross, East Street, lady fell through it, into a 00 foot well ly; the hoard of directors in composed n
817 -If GODERiCH. with 1(I feet of water in it. As she did of: T. E. Durnin• H. Girvin, Win.
_ not return, one of th6 household went Bailey, Wm. Cameron. R. Medd, T.
"alle" TO THE FARMERS. out to see what wits wrong. She was Garvie, R. Glen, W. Fisher, Paul Reid;
y to wend. seen clinging to the frame of the pump. Wm. McArthur, secy., he bas acted in
-- --- - = _ - Study your own interest and go where Ropes and ladders were obtained and that capacity with efficiency for about
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ANIto lend In large or Bman sums or good }'oe can get Mi88 AlcMath was rescued. At last twenty-five years past; J. M . Roberts,
111 mortgages or personal security at the lowest D �((.,,jj n p reports she wits getting along nicely. who has acted as treasurer for th;rty
current calor. H. ![ALE, Iluronet. 011nton•
Reliable
Harness• — sears, tendered his resignation, but we
Yv 1 IRU/lIV have not been infurrned whether it
Money. I manufacture none but the BISTOF STOCK. For Over Fifty Years was or was not accepted. The society
Money I0 lend On good see°rlty at f ands Betearr, ojshops that sell chimp, as they have
got Cdr Call and et rices. Ordar• MRS, WINSLOw's SOO•rnma SYRUP bas been is hopeful that good Success will oc the
?' + cent. AnplytoC. RIDUU'r, Albert st.,Ulinlun, per
D 8 d result, of its work in 1897. The society
8512 et-�- by mail pronplyattendod to nand by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. It disturbed at night and is to be. congratulated on its flnanc•ilLl
a" 17; TN �' � g J r J broken tit your rest by a Sick child eafierinBg success in being able to pay the prigo
and crying with pain of Cuttingg Teeth send int list cornplete, which other societies,
® Cantelon �ros HARNESS 'E}IPOIIIU51, BL V TII, ONT Once and got a bottle of "Mrs. Winalow's sooth.
ing Syrup • for Children Teethhig. It will re- we are informed, are unable to do.
p� hove the poor little suflorer immediately. De-
E3ERAI. GROCERS LYS PROVIS- GO TO THE pend upon It. motherR,there i8nomigtakoabout Asli OUC ro -
it. It enroR Diarahon rOgulates the Stomach Y g ccir tar
Union Slavin Parlor Gad ms, reduces
euros fad Colicssoftong the
ION MERCHANTS. 3 Gama,reduhe wholeInflammation, and'tvostonoand
energy to the whole eggtom, rR WilSlow'S
Gr6ckerJ Glass & Minaware Soothing 111 for children teething to ion-
For first-class Hair -Cut ting Sant to the trate and is the prescription of ono fol I
and Shaving, of the Oldest and beat fomalo h
ALBERT ST., CI�INTON, 011 T. R• P yaicians and
nvrsOR in the United States. Price twentyflve plc
H i hest Cash Price for Butter and Eggs conte a bottle. Sold by all druggists through" lei
K gB Smtlh'g block, opposite post OIfice, 011111011 out the world." BeAure and ask for "MRS. " •
762.1y
J. EDIERTON, Proprietor. WINSLOw's SOOTIIINo SYRVP. I l'or'1'able»: d I11Iry,Pttrost and Best
• LIFE 16 TOO SHORT.
I doa't want a sweetheart s.whose up In the
Rat ergaemaid will, the khrdlleat heart,
I won't have a prude whose d -:rounding
apologies,
Give mo a girl who can take her own
I'll be her grammar and teach her lover
alphabet -
That's all the learning my pupil wn
crave a fig'for the 'ologies, teare and apol•
ogloal
Lite IB to short to pretend to be Crave
HOW HE LOST HER.
1►[r. Hanford'e Unpardonable Soleclelnr
Bit Ills lrlaneee'a Ilorue.
"NO, Ge-ge," said Miss Melton• after
the old folks had wttl,drtown from the
I am
sporryrthatI cannotleft the beyours, It breaks
my heart, but something has occurred
to -day that I can never forgive, and
even if I could do so I know that
mother would be unw111ing to over-
look it.
I". Hanford, says the Cleveland
Leader, had but recently become en-
gaged to the beautiful Agnes Melton,
and her patients had Invited him to
Warier that day for the purpose of in-
trodueing Ill- to some of their near
relatives. Glad indeed he had been to
accept their 'hospitality, for the fare
at the board ing-houee was not of the
dwindled down Into and he had tthe welter -weight
class, though he had begun at 160
Pounds, stripped.
For a moment after his stvveetheai t
teatred sPeaking the Yawns man sat
as Sf dazed and gazed at .het• in help-
less amazement. When he could com-
mand his voice he asked: -
"Is this some cruel trick? Dearest,
do not keep me in suspense. In my
present debilitated condition it might
be fatail,"
"Alas!" she replied, "I never was
more in earnest. We must hence-
forth pursue divergitlg ways,"
She had recently graduated from the
Women's College and could hurl solid
chunks of English with a force that
was indeed hard .upon the teeth of an
opponent.
And you say," he asked, "that this
sudden determination upon Your part
to due to something that has occurred
to -day?"
"Yes -something that you did at the
table."
The perturbed lover permitted his
thoughts to revolve backward. What
awful breach of etiquette had he com•.
mltted, or w•ha.t fearful blunder of
speech had he made? He had called
for only three different suTgAIees of
turkey, so that eauld not, of course,
have queered him. He remenvbered
distinctly that he had eaten his soup
out of the side of the spoon, and that
he had used his nankin after every
mouthful. But, stay! How a,boutt the
olives? No, they were not at fault,
for he had the stones in hie vest poc-
ket. What, then, was the dread,f'ul
thing that had ha-ned? He thought
wf ever•vth.ing 'he had said, and could
remember no word that he would care
to have unspoken. The mystery was
beyond his ken, and at lenirt.h, in
trembling, eager tones, he again ask-
ed th,- lovely girl to relieve him of
his dreadful susnPnlie."
'`Inwly and delihP,rn;tely she repied:
"The first thing you did when von
that dmvn wo., to take your nla•te and
wipe it orf with a earner n? the tatble-
cloth! Tbis Is not ,a• b-arding house
or a •hnt<.1, air! Toro Insvltt. can never
be atnn"I frnr. P1Paae ha sere that
You get the right hat and overcoat as
Y011 naR.0 out."
"t•.'rirPr,q nnnm m th P ( c•
There are thousands of
sickly school-nirls al! over
this broad land th it z:e
dragging their way tl2rouiah
school -life who might enjoy
that abundant life which be-
longs to youth by simple at-
tention to hygienic laws and
! a proper course of treatment..
with Scott's Emulsion. This
would make the blood rich,
the heart-beat strong; check
that tendency to exhaustion
and quicken the appetite by
strengthening the digestion.
Our book tells more about
it. Sent free.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville, Oat.
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IN ITS NAVVE PURITY.
"Monsoon" Teals put up by the Indian Tra
growers as a sample of the best qualities of I,id(nn
Te.ts, Therefore they use the greatest care in Il:o
selection of the Tea and its blend, that is why th,-y
put it up thenigdves and sell it only in the
p tckages thereby securing its purity and excellunre,
Put up in % lb., r lb. and g Ib. packages, turd never
sold in balk.
ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP I t•.
If }'uur (r,,.cer does not keep it, tell him to write IV
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Tl.e Baby's Christening Itobe,
lower 1I(rhta in the Melton mansion
"The christening robe is usually of
were extinguiQhed,
the finest mull and trimmed with. real
Valenciennes lace edging, but one of
The Beet Make,
fine nalnsook with hemstitched hem,
"What are you talking about?" said
front of machine -made Valenciennes
Sprocket, contemptuously. "In the
insertion and nainsook embroidery,
ftrst place, mine fo at least half tie
m
yoke to correspond, makes a very
ounce lighter than yours, and yet
dainty and serviceable affair," writers
fitted for heavy roachn
bettertbe
Emma M. Hooper in a practical ax-
"RublAsh!" retorted Toecl.lp. "Geared
tide
an The Layette,"
the same pitch as yours. I can get
January
s' Ho
Ladies' Horne Journal. "It
. "It
the speed out of mime with less
may be made as follows: Take two
half the work.".
the
lengths
I
of flne lawn, thirty-six inches
"That is true. But even lY it
have
wide, costing about fifty cents a yard;
a three inch hem hemstitched and
were, with one tare busted, where
would you be? I can repair bath of
a
ruffle of three-inch Valenciennes
mdne in 1 mdnute, 37 seconds."
lace;
whip this to the lower edge. Gath-
"So could I. But I never had to,
el•
to a short, square yoke, opening it
Milne wont bust, any way."
in
the back. The yoke should be made
"You never took yours where
of
stripes of lace insertlon and nain-
yen
-liable to. You don't dare to. The
Book
ruffle
ezrilsreddery and edged with 'L
of lace, the neck being finished
lightest jolting would throw yours
out of balamee."
with
a ruffle of narrower lace. Cover,
Balance! What do you know about
the
front with alternate crosswise
Why, I can take mine, turn
rows
commencing
of lace and embroidery insertion,
them at the h0ai twenty
t upside down, and-"
"Excuse me," said -the (stranger, who
inches
wide and tapering, toward the
ad been looking on, but mlghi I ask
top
of
to a width of six inches; a rutho
lace down each side. One
on gentlemen what the trouble is?"
sleeves
seam
gathered in to the armholes
Well," said Sprocket, "I am trying
and
at the wrists, where there is a
o show this idiot the superlority of
band
of insertion and ruffle lace. Of
wheel over brio,"
Which the blamed fool cannot do,"
three-inch
edging
lace eight yards, of narmvv
half a yard, and of lace and
Toeclip, "for the reason
nainsook
insertion six yards of r-ach.
hat-"
One
yard from the neck to the lower
"Gentlemen., gentlemen," Interrupt-
edge
is amply long for a dress, many
the stranger, raising his hand; in
being
only thirty-three inches, a9 it
to settle this little difficulty,
has
been decided unhealthy for the
would you say if I were to show
baby
to be burdened with any extra
ou a wheel that beats both of yours
weight."
fits?"
"You can't do it," said both the
nribatants at once.
Pleasant Exercise.
Watt a minute; yes I can. I calf
reduce before You a wheel that is
Stern Father-"V4fiat were those
bsolutely perfect In every way; one
peculiar
noises I heard down here last
never requires cleansing, yet Is
ill
ht? Did you and young Comeback
bright; one that you can travel
uncork
any of my beer bottles?"
on, Lf you know how, than
were
Demure Daughter -"No, papa, we
just going through some labial
nyth.ing else In the world; one that
cxerclses."
reoogmizes as the beat as
as they see it; one that you knave
.
Stern Father -"Oh! I suppose these
ow to use as soon as you get Lt; one
new
educational fads must have their
when it gets old and wofn, can
ways be changed for a new one
it'hout any discount."
'-
"What make?" yelled Sprocket and
oeclip in a breath.
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The name of It," roared both bley-
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London, Ont, -,fleury R. Nicholls, 170
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Rectory
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catarrh cure. 2oc.
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you. The greatest w1heel in the
eczema
; cured. Chaso's Ointment.
orld. Knawn as the cartwheel!"
And he took from his pocket a brand
ler,
Truro, N.S.--H. H. Sutherland, travel -
silver dollar. -New York Journal.
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