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BUNFACTORY.
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(�r. ntationeryCitcumttices Alter Pest
" Ill vcry sclvlotn, L'rin the 111110 I Mr. McOarth Jahn how do you 7
V,tS two years a !, 1 ;•!•:'rr,l dread- like this appeal to Rorne? ®�~� �`�'� �►� �1► ►�►'q
.,11 1'" ich 1'c tt S S. COOPER Pro .
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0WIir'r 1•(ti1' r,: , !' !, 111r:u,8 wt rt, Mr. Charlton—1 like it wall. ! •
Mr. McCarthy --You did not care for
almost Ilse:.::,;. 'I i:: ; cirlei;etl it in the Jesuit ease, general Builder and Contractor.
taotha' they v, o;tItI I:, ::d, 1-.::a-everal Mr. Charlton --Ah, but it was a dif- This factory has been under the personal supervision and ulvnership for
of In ijng,,m are iit•••I crooked Troon feront Pope. eight years. Vire carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and
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give estimates for and build all classes of buildings on chef( notice and on rho
]...11,1 1�c::rr� Cn lily Mr. McCarthy—Not at till; save I:u: 3 Pope ; same cast, over again.
p closest prices. All
i, but for work is supervised in a mechanical way and eatibfacliun
MrI
. Charlton --Well, there's sotue- guaranteed. We sell all kinds of interior and exterior watetial.
p ., a thing ditfel'ent; it is it different Govern-
. "tJl �` tis ' meutatOttallva, anyway. Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, .Doors, Blinds, Etc.
f ;:arsnln;uilla, would I "Business is Business": Agent for tie CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, manufactured
y � L.: sums, provided I Sir Charles—Wouldn't it be a Rood at Wateiloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your oiders.
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q, 'NIva.; ; le and anile ide;t to have the tariff first and the
u <^ to carry "'13 -thing. franchise after? It would help the — -- -
,,A`.;:•`` Lfglit bottles of people. f
1 I CLEARING ,SALE.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla cured me, so Mr. Laurier --Look here, Sir Charles, We have decided to sell out our entire Stock of Cr•eckery and Glaraware
til:rt 1 have had no return of the we'ru not in office to help the people;
diseaso for snore than twenty years. we're in to help ourselves. this mouth as we propose giving up keoping those liner. lnteudiug
The Iir6t bottlo seemed to reach the _-. purchasers will find the prices vary low as the goods must be sold.
spot ;:nd a persistent use of it has Humors, pimples, boils are very Groceries also at Close Cut Prices. . . - . - . Terms, Cash or Produce.
I1(trfeeted tl:o cure."—O. C. DAVIC, annoying, They quickly di*apppear G. J. S'1'EWART.
E1'autoula, Ivis, when the blood is purified by 11("I's Agent for the Kolonit Tea.
Sarapalilla.
— The Conservatives of West Elfn - -
held a convention at Dutton, Ont,, Fri-
df and flog , i s t F. G. nadidAte at Stock-Taking'THE ONLY WORLD'8 FAIR En 43 cif Aldhorough, as their rrnadidate at
the next election for the Ontario •
•' a a rsa parI lla L.egielatui•e. .
We are now nicely settled in our Stores in the old
AYER's PILLS Promote Good Digestion, TO OONSUMPTIVES. Brick Blocs{, and pleased to see out, old customer's wi
J� The undersigned, having been restored to
— — - far well —`-- health by simple means, after suit'erinb, l aS new OIIeS. We are now busy talSlllg StUCI{ tlnCl
1 several years with a sovere lung afTeetion,
that_.-drosta.,. _disease.._ffnnmcL , g t�,,. _. - ISL .. a._.gCecTt-.wl ftll.�y 11Ile -, al'L'..ii.G'11ill .a TECl,LlC.eCI 1 tc Fac hlk
anxious to malce known to his 4't6
1 26 a Yaar-101.00 in Advance. sufrelers the means of cure. To those order to clear out.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL lith, 1807.
The Origin of the Easter Lilies.
Boston Transcript.
Within the rich man's garden
nill many a flower was seen,
With crowns of gold and crimson
On cups of emerald green.
They brought the dead king thither,
And every flower in bloom
Bowed down its head in sorrow
About the Savior's tomb,
But seel the white -winged angels
Have rolled the stone away,
And 'mid the flowers only
The white grave cerement. lay.
Next day they sought to find thein;
Lot
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cowhore they Poll,
Like the white hand of an angel,
Waved there—ii lily's bell,
.Pio pure, so white, and spotless o
It pointed it) the air,
Sis if to tell now comers
That he had risen there.
Born of his white lobes fallen,
Like white leaves folded up,
Th'.•� found a scepter gold aid small
W'thia each fragrant cup.
And so amid the blossoms
Of the rich man's fragrant bowers
Was born the Easter lily—
The angel of the flowers.
The latest results of pbarinacent.ical
science and the best modern appliances
are availed of in compounding Ayet's
Sarsaparilla, lienee, though half -a -
century in existence as a medicine, it
is fully abreast of the age in all that
goes to make it the standard blood -
purifier.
Anna Gilstafssion, twenty years of
Tues -
age who arrived in OttiLw-I oil Tues-
day, retired to her room in the Wind-
sor hotel early, giving directions to be
called early Wednesday tnornfng.
When the bell -boy opened the door• he
round that she was dead from asphyx-
iation by gas.
Piles lured b Dr. )base.
C
y
I. K, Iral, 186 Drolet Street, Mont-
real. 15 years suffered. Cured of Blind
Itching Piles.
William' Butler, Possawan, Ont. Suf-
fered many months. Cured of Protrud-
ing Piles by one box.
Pabano Bastard, Gower Point, Ont.
Suffered for 30 years. Cured of Itching
Piles by three boxes.
Nelson Simmons. Myersburg, Ont.,
cured,of Itching Piles.
,
who desire it, lie will clneerfvOly scud
(free of charge) a copy 0 the proscr•ip
Lion used, which they wilt find a sure cure foi
Consumption, Asthnia, Catan-h Bronchitis
and all throat and Lung Maladies. He hope,
al' sufferers will try his remedy,, as it is in%;tlu
able. Those desiring the precription, v,hict
will cost them nothing, and may prove it Bless
Ing, will pleaso address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn, Nev
York,
WAS SLOWLY DYING,
The RESULT O!� AN A'tt"i`ACK Oi
LA GRIPPE AND PNEURONIA
THE STRANGE CASE OF AIR. JA\IES
OWEN, OF JOHNVILLE --- DOCTORT,
ZOLD HIM HIS LUNGS WERE AFI ECT
ED AND HE COULD NOT RECOVER—
NOW IN GOOD HEALTH.
From tho Sbprbrookc Gazette.
When it nlan faces what medic•a
authorities tell life is c•erlain deat.l
and regains health and strength, he i
naturally grateful to the medicine tha
has restored hirn. Such it mall is Air
'James O1vcn, one, of the -best knowi
farmers in the vicinity of Jehnville
Que. Mr. Ogen tells his story of shat
tered health and renewed strength ill
follows:—"On the 17th of December
18('91, I was attacked with ]a gritTpe
A week later the trouble developed in
to pneumonia in its worst, form, Irid :
did not leave my tied until the first o
March, 1895, and then I was so weal
that I was unable to walk alone. At
winter niy life. hung in the balance
Surnmer came, and I was still heal
and feeble, though with the warn
weather I gained a little: strength. :
had, however, but very little power it
my leggy, and I could not ride a mile it
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a buggy. owing to the pain they caused
me. My lungs also troubled me and I
raised a great deal of matter. I then
consulted the bestdoctor we havein this
section of province. He told are can-
didly that, I was past inedic•al help. lie
said that Illy left lung wiw in a state of
collapse, and that my right lung was
effected. This (vas in July 181)5. Fcir
the next three months every day
seemed to draw rue nearer and nearer
the end. I was so pressed for breath
at times that I could not wa1K any dis-
tance without st,)pping to regain it. In
the month of November I began to
take Dr. William's Pink Pills. It was
certainly aL forlorn hope and I admit, I
slid not, expect r'uucll benefit, from
them, bar, took thein rather to please a
friend who urged me to do so. I be-
ieve I wits surprised when I found
,hey were holFping ane, for I thought I
;vas beyond the aid of medicine, but
ielp we they did, and I gladly continu-
;d their use. Tine" result is they have
Dade it well man of me. I have not a
pain about ine, my breath ('utiles as
'reely as it ever did, and I am strong
Ind vigorous, My case can be briefly
summed up in it few words. Dr. WiI-
iams' Pink Pills has given ore it new
ease of life and I am glad to let every-
pody know it."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new
flood, build up the nerves, and thus
Irive disease from the system. In
lupdreds of cases they have cured
Ifter all other medicines had failed,
;hus establishing the claim that they
Ire a marvel among the triumphs of
nodern medical science. The genuine
Pink Pills are sold only in boxes, bear -
ng the full trade mark, "Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People." Protect
Tont-self from imposition by refusing
Lny pill that does not beat the regis-
tered trade mark around the box.
School book publishers are bidding
'or the right to publish the new text-
xtoks for Manitobit. Messrs. Gage &
Jomparly offer to provide it complete -
y new series and to supply every pupil
n Manitoba with a free copy.
Win. Thuoll, of Morris, was operat
,d on at the General hospital, Toronto,
in Tuesday of last week, by Dr. Gras -'I
iet of the surgical staff, assisted by Dr.
3ingham, professor of surgery, and
)r. Davison, professor of clinical
nedicine. By latest reports the pat-
ents condition was quite favorable.
Dr. Chase s Ointment will positively
cure all forms of Piles. Writ^ any of
the above if in doubt.
At the Provincial Legislature Wed-
nesday a bill granting the same road
rights to bicyclists as those enjoyed by
the drivers of vehicles passed the first
committee stages. The measure will
not meet with serious opposition in the a
House.
A GRADUATE OF TORONTO UNI-
VERSITY SAYS:
My children have been treated with
Scotts Emulsion from their earliest
years. Our Physician first recommend-
trd it and nolo whenever a child takes
cold my wife immediately resorts to
this remedy, which always effects a
cure."
The union bricklayers of Montreal
went oil strike Friday. They are at
present' receiving 30 cents an hour, and
working -ten hours a day, and they ask
for a change to 35 tents. an hour and
nine hours a day.
LOCK THE DOOR
Before the horse is stolen. Purify, en-
rich and vitalize your blood and build
tip your physical system before disease
attacks you and serious sickness comes.
Hood's Sarsaparilla will make you
throng and vigorous and will expel
aZorn your. bloods all impurities and
rms of disease. Take Hood's Sar-
saparilla now.
ROOD'S PILLS are the favorite
blifi lycathartic. Easy to take, gentle,
r rrld,x °, ; a cents.
T.,05 '�lt0 has arisen between the
lEs•"l'a T'.'I'rnnk and Oanadian Pacific
ralL !d!Ir
ow"'gtothenewtariff of
testotbo Kootenaydis-
ddbytheGrand Trunkand
te is thretatened.
How many people are ashamed to go
into company nn account of their foul-
smelling breath, caused from catarrh
or cold iii the head? If they would
study their own interests they would
soon have sweet breath . like their
neighbors. There i L
s one sure carr for
Catarrh and that is Dr. Chase's Catarrh
Cure. Give one blow through the
b16Wer and you get relief immediately.
Price. including blower, 25 centro,
—
HA.RLA ND BROS.,
Stoves and Hardware,
Cheap ! Cheap ! Cheap 1
STEEL WOVEN WIRE FENCING These - ��
BA
WIRE ROPE SELVAGE.
BQ®ooc�o�a.a®�tr�0� fib
FENCINGS
of imam dand Sold by • • as Well as
TML ONTARIOARIO WIREWIRE FENCING GO., LTD.
J?kton, 011tarl0,
111CM11110Ils' FR1TSTEEL
L SEOLRYSORE, PUTY� ®
LAWN FENCINGS, ETO.
ARE SOLD very MUCHLOWER this year, than ever --before:
THEY ARE THE BEST, ask your Hardware Merchant for them.
LESLIE'S CARRIACE AND House for Sale.,
WAGON FACTORY , Two.tory frame house in Clinto?, tell rooms,
r stoneccllor, hard and soft water. C'oud ground.
Corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. Frame stable. For full particulc, s apply to
the owner, JOSEPH ALLANSON, C!1,pton.
First -Class Buggies on ]land and made to 939-tf
order. Prices to - suit the times. Repairs and
r•epa,inting promptly attend to. Prices reasou-
able.
,
Nanted - • Canvassers.
"Queen Victoria: Her Life and Reign,"
las captured:the British Empiro. Extraordin-
xy testimonials from the great men: send for
opy free. Marquis of Lorne says, • The bent
opnlar Life of the Queen I have seen." Her
la'est sends a kind letter of
appreciation.
I y np
;citing ng by thouyonds• gives
enthusiavic sati h
-
action. Cost a mint of n
one but largea cir-
illation .justifies low retail. $3.00. Lot, of
dstoric illustrations. Largo book—over all
xQxIQ inches. Men and women of standing
n the community making $15 to $40 a week.
•xclusive territoryy•Prosueetus free to agents.
looks ou time. THE BRADLEY -GARRET -
ON CO., L'TD, Totrozi o, ONT.
YOUR SPARE TIME �
Mon. women, to conduct buq:nes athome.
Work is siaiple writ:nfr and coliving i'sts
of addresses received from local advert s-
ing, to be forwarded to us dai'v. No can-
vass.ng; no previous experienceiequired,
but plain writers preferred, Permanent
work to those content to earn $ti or mo -e
weekly inspare time. Apply to WARREN
PVD. CO., LONDON, OHT.
What Fitzpatrick Said.
What. do ]oval Canadians, in this
year of tier nviiesty's diaurond jubilee,
think of the following, uttered in the
Canadian house of conimons by at min-
ister of the Canadian caoinet, Hon,
Mr. Fitzpatrick, the solicitor-genern.i
of Canada?
Few people realised the extent of papal power
and influence. The ta)kcd of tho powerof Eng-
land. Russia, or Germany, but theso were as
nothing compared with the influence of he who
presided at the vatican.
Mv. Fitzpatrick is entirely out of
place as it cabinet minister of a British
colony. Our esteemed friends of the
Laurier stripe erre carrying things with
a high hand these days.
AIr. Laurier sat in his place and
heard those words uttered, and made
no protest, and yet this same AI►•.
Laurier proposes to go to England in
June, accompanied by a guard of hon-
or of loyal Canadian volunteers, to do
"honor" to the Queen so lightly spok-
en of by his colleague, and, perchance,
to accept it mark of distinction at her,
hands. It would be much more in
conformity with the fitness of things
if he were to make a pilgrimage to
Rome and come back as chevalier of
something or other with a pair of
white breeches, as Ilia late friend
Count Mercier did. What do the Grits
of Ontario think of these things?
Does the fact that their party is in
office deaden even their loyalty P
The election of Mr. Joseph Lauzon
to the Manitoba Legislature for St.
Boniface has been protested.
Two little boys, named Oliver Cou-
mans and Tony Wingfelder, each about
ten years of age, vrere playing Corbett
and Fitzsimmons on Saturday at Wal-
kelrton, Ont., in the presence of a large
assemblage of embryo pugilists, when
at the fifth round .Fitzsimmons knock-
ed Corbett out and broke his arm. The
lads had a regular ring, with seconds,
referee and time -keeper. Corbett's re-
presentative was named after Sir Oliver
Mowat and Is a son of 'John Coumans,
proprietor of the Wall er House. He
is rather seriously injured.
1IeuWANTED withIntelligentgood educaton,
who want to better the'r positions, and would
be content for a year with $600 and expenses.
Write us, with description and occupation,
and we will make a proposition for now or
the future, Also needed, reliable men for
Australia. Write today, for we are in a
hurry.
The ltInuager,
49 Richmond St. West Tbronto, Ont.,
Farm For Sale.
South half Lot No. 25, 17th concession, Gode
'I(h 'Township, one little no, til of Clinton, ('0111-
irked 0f 40 acres mono or less. T:i i, • 1a nd is all
seared and in fair stato of cultivation. Well
enced and pIeiity of cedar on the pronerty.
rare baro 40:cb`f), stone stable 30::,11, V, ill be
old reasoiiable and on tel its to sn)o purchaser.
Por particulats apply at Tun. NEws-i:ECORD
flic•e, or to JAINtEs H. COr.CLOeOH, Heafryn
'. O.
A Rare Opportunity,
For Sale, 150 acres, A I grain or stock farm,
(-i aces cleared, balance unctllled hardwood.
olid brick house, &a; frame barn 2(•:;30; stable
5x.57; sheep house 12x23; good weer. Con.
•enient to 3 grain elevators, mills, &c. Cood
oads and fres from all obiox'ous weeds. F•c.
Vill take resident property in C,!, on pnrt
tly. Inquire at THE NEws-ltE(01'00;I)Cc.
940-3 to —`
Wanted An Idea Who eon think
or eome .think
thing W Datent7
Protect yyour Ideas; theyy may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBIIRN t2 CO.. Patent Atter•
i neya Washington, D. C., for their $1,600prle0 otter
and list of two hundred inventions wanted. 0 -
McKillop Directory for 1897.
-John Morrison, Reeve. Winthrop P, O,
W'm. Archibald, Deputy Reeve, Leadbury I'. O,
Daniel Manley, Conn0'-'o^. Beechwood P, O,
Jos. C. Morrison. C'ouac.;I,or, B:echwood P. O.
Wm. McGavin, CounclOo•, Lead.inry P. 0.
Jno. C. Morrison, Clerk, M LWa op 1'..0.
William Evans, Assessor, L'ecr'iwood P. O.
David M. Ross,'Treasurei•, Winthrop P. 0.
Charles Dodds, Collector•, Seaforth I' 0,
Richard Pollard, Sanitary Inspector, Leadbury.
McLeod's
System Renovator
--AND OTHER—
Tested Remedies,
SPECIFIC AND ANTMOTE
For Impure Weak and Impoverished Blood,
Dyspepsia,floe lessness, Palpatation of the
Heart, Livor Complaint, Neuralgia. Loss of
Memory, Bronchitis, Consumption Gall Stones,
Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary biseases, St.
Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and Gen.
eral Debility.
LABORA•r•ORY, CODERICN ONT.
J. M. MOLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold ill Clinton by
J. H. COMBE, and ALLAN & WiLSON.
Property For Sale,
A CHANCE FOR GARDENERS.
In cont equence of my age and lack of help, I have
decided to offer for sale my splendid geideningg PM
perry eimaisting of ilve and a half sores In 0 Inton,
eome of the beet land In the county of Ifturon, Includ.
Ing hot beds and other neoessary requirements,
Thor. is on the premisea a frame house with cellars
soft and hard water, barn and other outbuildings
T a ld t
hoH ytlo river e adjoins bepro party. Will sell at
a reabonAble pride for half -easH and balance smintod
by mortgage. As I desire to sell, this is a obanee
seldom nietwith, Apply personally or by letter to
the proprietor,
JOSEPH ALLANSON,
891-t f. ' (I►Inton
offiece
supplo
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in need of, and in such case we solicit your patronage,
feeling confident that our•efTorts' to please will meet
with the approval of our patrons,
Letter Heads
In this line we have a very fine
stock of writing papers suitable for
every class of business represented
in this locality, also for private use.
Note Heads
This useful size is kept in stock,
the qualities being in several
grades.
Memo. Heads
These fill an irlipot tantplacein crnn-
unercialcorrespondence. See what
we have got.
Bill Heads
If the "pay-as-you-go" plan was
the of Ce. of the day the demand
for ve-oilnt• paper would not be
so gre_t ; but there are some men
who get so many dunners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and A present our stock is com-
plete in this line. Good paper and
neat ruling.
Statements
Our stock is hu•ae. The rotne
cheaper than bilI heads, and a e
the proper thing to send after a
delinquent once, a month. They
are sure to fetch hirn 'round--
sometitue.
Envelopes
We inn kea specialty of'ri)ve'ones.
Yon know it wonld he ::• :,, to
get along without envelopes, and
to keep up with the demand for -
them
we keep a large a stock on
g
hand.
Plain ot•
Printed
we ire
offering sorr
e great snaps.. O,
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line in particular is going off fa.i-
50 for 5c.
Commerical
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Posters
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I
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Dodgers
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charge when bills for same are
secured here.
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in the typographical printing line
can ,)e done in this establishment
in an expeditious and artistic
manner and
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found very reason-
able.
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Mourniml Papers and
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For correspondence we can give you up -to -elate goods. IVe
also carry full lines of
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very liberal support accorded us in
the past, a continuation of the same
liberal support is solicited.
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