HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-10-13, Page 2L".
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DOMES, BUBBLES AND EGG -
SHE LLS.
GG-SHELLS.
Seen troll, it distance on a fine day
the dove of St. Paul's looks as light as
a snap bubble ; and if it could talk, it
wrSuld (elf -you it feels as light, for the
mighty strength of the great church
carries it its a Matt curries a barky oil
his shoulder. Yet it, weighs - haw
much, do you fancy'
A wuutau stuull ill the doorawalting
the return of her htphand. He had
left house with It heavy load of aixie-
ty oil his Blind. Presently she saw
him coming. Matterts had been satis-
factorily adjusted ; she knew it by his
face. Walkinr quickly up to ilei•, lie
said --not 10,111Y, but gently, with
pauseshetween his words:if-yore-
sho« lel-heay-a-bushel-ol'- eyys- i,t-that •dour -l -
feel -t -could -run -over-then- and-uul•b7 t(ak-
oae.
This is in the line of ulliversatl ex-
perience. )Veig'ht--so far its it cull -
eel -us tlte. hattuti body fit lell'S"S nut
determined by the scales, but by sen-
sation.
We bel; to introlucel Mr. JohnStalf-
ford, Who says, "I !'Nit rt••f if a /letaf,y load
local been lifted orf nae.
"Fur over twenty years," lie adds,
"I had suttercd froul Obstinate iudiges•
tion and constipation. For inure titan
a week art• it time I would never have
illy bowel." moved."
The reader is till intelligent person,
doubtless. Consider Mr. Stafford's
statcwent. then fora rrtolnent,letusput
Elle, firer its phtfn English. His intus-
tilles were Halt of festering rottenness ;
they were like at stagnant wurit.-As,
breeding disease and death. The pois-
ons engendered by 'so vile rill necunru-
littiou etre atbsophed by tile tissues, pass
tutu the blood, and infest• every orgitit
and part of the systeln. If not re-
lieved, the victiul will die -poised by
the products of his own Itutchiievy.
It• is as horrible as the Black Hole at
Calcutta, and l;oultuun as weeds in it
neglected garden.
We rive, thelefore, prepared to hear
him slay. "1 atltvatys had It biul taste+ in
the ninth, lily tongue and teeth being
covered with A sticky, slfuly matter.
I wall, CO1IsL7tlltly belching up it fU111 gal,
or fluid that tasted sour as vinegitr.
After rating I had great path and ti�ht-
ne,s in the evilest. hack, Ilnd hel,ween
the shoulders, with a choking feeling
in the throat. As Burr went, -I igknv
weaker and weaker, through loss of
appetite and hack of nourishment,
until 1 could har(Ily follow 111y won k,
I tried all sorts c,f nlediefues I could
hear fell uf, but none of them did me
ally good.
"Gs June (1893) 1 wits so run down
and feeble I feared I should hitve to
Kit's. up altuge611er. I was under It
doctor for several weeks, but his inedi-
cines diel roe no good : 1 kepi getting
worse and worse. At last, in July of
the nalie veru•, my mates at ttie Marsh
lion Works, where I was employed,
told tic about Mothe rSeigel's Curative
Syrup, :tad urged tyle to give it atrial.
1 gut It bottle and nft.er 1 had taken it
a t'ew flays I felt a great imnrove»uoat.
My bowels acted naturally, its they
had not previously done for twenty
years, Inv food agreed with me, and
I lel?CGV i,t'a hectry lows had been lilted Of
me. Cnn
nt}u'n� to tatkc: the Syrup, I
gans(•) strength rapidly, and have been
ill the hest of health ever since. You
will believe are when I Sav that I now
recommend this remedy to everybody
Who suffers front the same complaint.
Yuli tire welcotue to publish my state-
Inent. yours truly, (Signed.) John
Stiltford, 1.5, Spa, Terrace, Marsh
Lane, Preston, October 11th, 1893."
Indigestion is primarily a disease of
• ,'
the stomach and constipation t tS one 0f
its 11's011's. On account of the torpi-
dity of the liver (;an accuilp;tnhneoL of
indl�(�Uun), little or nt c y 1
la
tie'
into that bowels, and tike fluid• )t the
intestine; being driest nil by the fever.
ish action there, the partly digested
stuff front the Stomach becomes hard
and sod in the lower bowel, and ('loo's
it. When it putrifies, producill all the
evils from which our faieu(1 sutler:d.
Sei&al's Syrup cured hill] by setting
things right, art the source of the trou-
ble.We congrALulate Mr. Stanford oil
his escape ; it was narrow enough for
the strongest and boldest.
The lcate.i will telt him he weighs
more fltan tie tins in twenty years; his
fectings tell him than he could stand on
an egg and not break it.
— Stanley.-
!Sclluor, REPORT. -The following is
the report of No. 3 Stanley for Septem.
ber. The are in order of nn•rit:-V.
class --Oliver. All-Ilveen; far. IV class-
Ev;t Reid; Jr. IV class -Laura Richard.
son, Lantv Reid, Ida Reid; ILL cla.ss-
Edith Itathwell, Mabel Nic•kolsun,
Jrtrnps Sanderson; Sr. I I class -George
Reid, Percy Tippet, Lily Peck; Jr. 11
class -Sam Bates, Maggie Clark; Sr, pt.
II class -Charlie Ratthwell, Claret Rich.
ardson, Lundy Mcllveen; Jr, pt. 11 -
Lottie Peck; Sr. pt. I•-- kilie Peck and
Ethel Parke; Jr. pt. I. -Tommy Reid
find :Maggie Peck. JEAN CAMPBELL,
Teacher.
SCIENCE AND SKILL
Devoted To The Preparation Of
Diamond Dyes
it. is iilpossible for the makers of
imitation ;laid adulterated package dyes
to put up colors for house dyeing work i
Ell; (t crus give tiny degree of '41tisfate-
tioi to the public. imitators have not
the scientific knowledge or the catpittil
to do honest and good work.
Scientific nien of the highest attain-
nlents ill the cheinistry of colors give
the benefit of their knowledge and
resefirches for tine preparation of Dia-
nsond Dyes rind the protection of thuse,
who Ilse them.
Common dves are gross frauds and
fire sold by dealers for the sake of ex-
tra profit. Diamond Dyes, though
thev cost vastly more to prepare, are
made to give satisfaction to millions
by t heir perfect qualities,
Bewatre, of the denier who says his
crudedyes fire equal to the wonderful
Di tic,
Dyes. Goads .:olored with
Diamond Dyes are fast to soap, water
And sun; of no other dyes is this trite.
Mr. Aldelbert Wycott of Picton at-
tempted suicide by cutting his throat
in It Kingston hotel while temporari-
ly insane.
Mr. Charles R. Devlin, appointed
some time ago by the Dominion Gov-
ernment Emigration Agent to Ireland,
has sent his resignation to Ottawa.
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THE MO -,ER J H•>,T,
widespread excitement as to whether hl
had really made at hit at all. Trix stop.
A St, dr in Shadows,
ped panting and made for Jinks.
"Any fool would know thut was it fair
5 A 5`lAny
hit " said he with rage.
fool wouldn't run around there j
!
like a mud bull and skin his loose on a
foul ball like that," replied Jfuks eon- i
`tem
ptuo ugly.
"I never called you a liar, air," about-
-
ed Trix, "you're one youtaelf. You don't
]snow no much about baseball as a spring
calf fed osweet mills. You ought to be
n
home sewing on buttons. You're a
binakety-blank-blank numbskull of a law-
yer, anyhow!"
"Loohere, 'Prix you can't stand there
and abuse me. You
. y
"Don't you call me nay Hamra. I won't
atund it. Yes, you did, too. Don't you
call me a liar, 'fake that, raid that
--Punch.
and--•"
There was a pass, an uppercut, a lett-
GREAT FUN FOR JfNKS.
hander or two, and it was all over.
Jinks' usefulness as an umpire was at
His Y;:Verienue as Umpire at the teat_
an end--npd so was the game. They
took him home in an Ambulance, and the
Lewis' nett allure,
next day Jinks swore out a warrant for
"I say, there, Auks," cried his friend
Trix, his neigh!wr, for assault with iu-
Trii acruss .tile lot, "you know the fats
tent to kill. The fats and the leaus
are going to play the leans to -morrow,
were all drawn into court and six fam-
and we want you for umpire. Will you
ily fends resulted. Jinks got well dur-
do it? "Just for fun, you know. All
Ing the summer, but when his wife wants
the old boys will be in it"
a new hat all she has to guy is:
Of course, Jinks couldn't do anything
"Just for fun, you know. All the
else, as "the boys" were going to Dilly,
boys will be—"
though lila wife suggested that Ito be a
trifle cautious.
PLANS OF A GUILELESS FARMER.
•'You know, dear," said she, "that it
doesn't pity to umpire. Don't you re-
"Sim," stud Fanner Sweelmeadow to
member that Mr. Bobkins was mobbed
el.icst son, "me and your Maio have
in the game last year?'� „
"Oh,
,his
mode up our minds to let ourselves out
deur, Mary, don't talk to me,
said Jinks petulantly.liobkins didn't
ax a sulumer resort for cltay folks, and if
know a foul fly from a toueifdown. Got
you'll jest write a •plece to tilt' paper
about it, I reckon we can fill up the
to keep a little sporting blood in me,,
you know. Ctill t afford to get old t(x)
are room, tun' the hired. marl's ruoun.
�•
soon. It's easy enough to umpire, if you
tilt- lea -to under the wing. Yolk ll
n
gad the inkhorn oil the cluck shelf, au'
want to be fair. Any than will get
into trouble if he tries to favor sides,
ou'd better fetch ill(- aluwnac alon • so
we'll
you know."
be sure of the day of the month."
Mary Said no more, and the next day
"Here you are, paw," said the youug
found Jinks on the field with golf suit
umn as he squared hiutseE for the effort.
aii'm
and jaunty cup that set him off won-
grin' to call it the 'Sweetlue.tdow
Ilesort Vann.'Haveuve you gut ttt7tt
sort
derfully well.
do wu
All went nicely until he called Drinks
"Slue. Whitt comes next?"
out at first on A (lose decision. Drinks"
parched straight to the home plate
Board b the day or week. Presh air,
i
slinking his fist, and protesting with kill
fine views.'
:They ain't very fillin' pop."
the ardor of it league captain, Jinks
wouldn't budge, but felt uncomfortable.
` Y UU jllvt Walt, Sim. Fresh aullk and
Thou Drinks culled him u thief, next 71
I
new laid eggs every day."
"Say, pop, wllere•you goin' to get the
liar, and litter wanted to fight. Priecuts
interposed before Jinks got his coat oil
eggs? Every blamed ofd hen is
'em
and the guttle pr•UCrrded.
• Let set, Spring chicken on
111 went well until the middle of the I
toast."
"Iiut, pop, there isn't a spring chicken
seventh dining. The scorn, was 48 to •I.) i
ten
Ulltetl it, Sillell."
I'll favor of the fats and the leitus wvec I
i s yon, »sinal, Sim. Barrios tile`>c
having their inning. l and n had goners
In file way the ball and was oilen third ;
times a day. I reckon your nnuw eauno (d
'em
m
with one arm ill n sling; two men were
enough last year to give till a taste.
out and both Thiulegs and Longtnp were
basking tit fit first and second respective-
ly. It was a Bute to try any uulpire.
aa•• +a t �s � , l
S_
"Two balls, shouted Jinks,
i'itcher O•!r Aginous, the fat doctor,
Who wits in the box perspiring like a
'ee
shower bath, took careful aim And let
) .
go. It castle very close to the plate,
But Jinks called it a ball. That Inatle
three balls and two strike,,
It wits 7t crucial moment. A misplay
might give the leans the advantage of
two runs. Agiuuus leaned away back In
r' ,
the box. Jinks realized the Importance
of the occasion and- the responsibility
resting upon him as arbiter of the des-
( ,
tinies of the moment. 'file ap(etators
t
were in it shower of excitement,
Aginous, the doctor's wife, stood up in
her seat, though ordinarily it very de -
mare woniaun, and shouted: I
"Saw his neck, Ole, you dear old boy I i
--
Saw it off close to his wiasicers!"
-
Aginous was inspired by this Mlcour-
" AIp and Your Slaw Naive Made Lip Our
agenlettt and with it supr•etne l`ffPrt (loll.
Ilbt(lg I'o Lpt flnnt`Ives out 71R it
bled hin11Hl•If up And let }til of the bail.
bummer I(vitor Fur ('fly Dulles.
t
It went wide of the mark, and Jinks
Homemade bread, sheet corn, green pelts,
knew it; but in the excitement he be- '
new potatoes -11
came (lazed and, without knowing what '
"IIo-ht, ht-. If I was you, p)p, I'd stick
he was doing, called out:
to air and views."
"Three strikes!"
"I mean to, Sim -your head's level.
I lighly, who w aR at bat, and who, by
An' they'll have windfalls from the or -
the way, enjoys the distinction of being :
chard, an' your maw knows twenty-five
the loutfret narrowest,
1 i lowest, tallest and mcitn- ,
like
Krays of making uppl(`s taste 1 I e
est man in Sparrowvflle, dropped his but
peaches. I can't think of another -ail-
in anauzofent and stood looking art Jinks
vantage. Oh, yes, church privileges
with his wickedest leer. By thia time
within ,reach."
Jinks htld keen leis mistake and lic` maul(((
"Why, perp, there isn't a church in
a worse one- Ile tried to change big,
this district."
dealRinn
said ] 'Tl Hunt U
I ..slcl chnrel pet Irguw. t P
P'ightepn mp had surrounded t n i s
him t
ih `all i i on
your grandut(]'g old b l( and put t
within thirty seconds. Eighteen of them
the Shelf with the family albunt. Saw
ware inad-ulud clean through,
you .start off to town and get that piece
"Any nuul that will change, , his de-
in the palx`r. If the. editor kicks :tbmut
ci,yion," shouted Ole Aginous, "hasn't
.fray ask )lint -to come out t" Sunday din -
enough marrow in his backbone to keep
ner. And we'll pay off the , inortgage,
from caving in. «'hat busiacss has it .
and it will be as g(xf(1 as •n cirrus here
lawyer to be in it ball ganse, anyway'? I
all sunliner. Let your paw alone for
never saw an honest pettifoggor in my
money-matic.ing schemos." - Chicago.
life. ,link,, 'I've a good mind to lick
Titues-herald.
yon. If it wasn't for your wife I
w( 111(l."
ills tinmmer Vacation Card.
';()It' d n.t let til» t stand in your way," I
The fellow whn gets a two weeks'
rellied .links, with a wasted at.fiulpt to `
be -,11v
vacation usaully has enough to contend
funny. won't hurt you."
But lie couldn't joke it off. Ever v I
� e � ane
with In the shortness of his holidays
it u beim. subjected to wholesale
without g ) a
'of the eighteen nien demanded satin-
crogs-exannhlation at the hands of his
fnetion. The leans swore that he must
numerous solicitous friends when. he
change lila decision, and the fiats grid j
gets back. There is always the chap
if he did they would throw him over
who insists upon firing the same old
the' fenee. IIighly was so mad he hadn't
stock questions and making the same
fornd his tongue, but it came back to
trite comments, until the ,poor devil who
hint.
haA just rettlTne41 to work grows de -
"You four-eyed, lazy fee thief," said
cldedly weary.
he, "take off your glasses and maybe
Ow., of these camp back to town a
you can ser. It went over my bead. I
couple of clays ago and imiliMiately upon
You're so used to being croukcd than
his reappenrance. in hie favorite haunts
you can't alwthe square thing. Couldn't '
it wits: Hello, old man! Been awrty?"
tell the truth if you tried." 4
Or "Pretty well sunburned, ain't you?
Jinks was never Letween two so hot
Where have you been? have a good
fires before. IIp had stood between A i
time?" and a host of other tiresome
husband and mother-in-law once, and I
greetingsembpllisaod with interrogation
preventers murder for fifteen minutes.
Points.
never flinching: but this was worse. Tie:
The semnd day he determined to save
tried to compose himself, and Anally
big brpath and to all his anxious friends
said:
he handed al enrol on which he had
"9entIvnien, Ile dignified."
written: "Yes, T have been away. I
Slinikin was so impressed with this
spent mY vacation at Atlantic City. I
statement that lie dropped the lint he
had a gond tome. I know I amsun-
hnd fully intended to use on Jinks.
burned. I agmp with yon that I am
Thinlegs felt so confused that he tried
I Icing }Tetter than before I wont. away,
to hide a mask behind his bat. Ile had
I nnticed thnt it raimpd crnssi(Ierilb],v. I
made ill) lits mind to pound .finks' heal
didn't gn fighinz. Anv gnprivs not sip-
"Ith it. Ole Aginous loosened the bold
ewered berg will be ittended to by mail
hp lint] on the ball and stopped his
upon recplpf, of n stftmp^d and ndalresswl
threatening motion towards Jinks' nose.
envelme." The schemp has worked very
,rinks saw big opening and begged to
well. --Philadelphia ]Record.
compromise. Ile advised all to go back
to their plaepg and make the play over.
Not in His ena�a.
It wag agreed fill(] highly tools flat, i7a11
_
squarely between the Ayes. It tuns a
��
wivIo i. hit, ehilmetpristic of its autiv.r.
1
+
N(a one saw the lint] move, hat OL`
Aginous doubt(-() up like a jack-knife and
'
it was goon discovered Milt b(• was the
Y
3' l
victim of n line hit. It strnrk hint
/lo.
Rgnnrely in the nbdompn. IIe never
npoke until i o'clock that evening, after
big homeopathic colleague till(] spent two
�I
hours over him He held .Tinlcs respon-
Bible for the mishap till(] also) for the
double disgrace of having been treated
+
Jl`�
by a homeopathic physician. The gains
necessarily wag held tip for samu• tint,.
but the fats being two runs behind were
/1
bound to keep on, despite tilt, accident
to Aginous.
Trix comp to lint, and he lined one
Merebant-1 Kraut a boy who doesn't
down the left foul line that hit the
smoke, chew, ga nible, swear, read dime
fence. It. might have been n fair lilt
noi+els--
and It might have been if foul. Wile
Mickey MCSwat-Aw, any, youse don't
We said it was rand the lenns said It
want er boy. Youse wants a gal.
wasn't. Tris ran all the way around be-
fore Dobkins had lished the ball out of
They kre 'there.
thea,weeds that encompassed tilt, left gnr-
den round about, and though Jinks Wag
"My friend," said S,pudds to the elerk
o2 the Mountain Boase, "I have been
frantically waving his arms at full
Gere three days, n.ad so fnr I have been
length in token that it wag no go. Trix
unable t0 find the. sptitige which you
ewne in under fian prmsurp, hl miadil-
advertise."
that the bn}i wits close be:
"Have yov raised the mnttxess on yertr
trerheusion
hint] him. f omemp yelled:
bed, air?" asked the clerk.
"£Slide. Belly, slider"
And hp gave n dive that tong the fPn-
Site Was,
tilt(. of the game. He plowed np Houle
"I never take a chaperone with me
'to
tiast with the side (s4 his face and nose
a summer resort," remarked Miss
and fell panting upon the beach set
.91der.
apart for the leans.
"I think you are quits' safe without
'.Chen he discovered that there was
see," rejoined -ULsos Flypp.
0
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John Stark, of Toronto Junction, a
boiler -maker in the C. P. R. shops, was
killed at Galt oiiTuesdaynight. While
aaterllpting to board it train he gut
crashed between a car mid a truck.
A boy natned Allen was caught ill
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Mr. G. M. Garvey, barrister, of Sar-
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dee.
A cablegram has been received, .start-
ing that Lacdy Somerset will not he
able to attend the convention of the
AVor (I's Ver, C. T. U. tit Toronto on ac-
count of illness.
A COMMON EXPERIENCE,
Scene L -,'VIr. Johnson is obliged to
give tip work, remain in till: house
find take care of himself on account
of a dreadful scrofula sore on one of
his limbs.
Scene II -Mr. Johnson treads a testi-
monial wnich tells of scrofulous
troubles cured by flood's Sarsapar-
illa. HP resolves to try it, sends for
it bottle'and begins taking it.
Scene III. -Mr. Johnson has taken six
bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. His
scrofula sore is cured. He is feeling
stronger, has a good appetite and is
able to att4 nd to his work. He
writes a testimonial telling of his ex-
perience with 'Hood's Sarsaparilla,
and recommends it to others.
Mr. John Murdock of Caledonia was
thrown frorn his waggon on the moun-
tain top at Hamilton. He was re-
moved to St. Joseph's Hospital in at
critical condition.
The hotly of a Ilan named Buchanan
was found near the Grand Trunk Rail-
way tracks at Rockfield. The remains
were very much mangled, having evi-
dently been run over by a train.
Tile. FAI TLY HERALD and WExKI.Y
STAR of Montreal occupies a splendid
position amongst the journals of the
world. Its publisbers never tire
in the work of improvement. Nowon-
der that the FAmmy HERALD and
WEEKi.Y :STAR is such a prime first
ra v ori te.
Mr, David McLennan of Stratford,
grain deader is dead.
Mrs. Langtry announces that sho has
retired from the stage,
Mr. J. 0. Wisner, it prominentmann-
racturer of Brantford, is dead.
George Lawrence of Guelph commit-
ted suicide by shooting himself with a
revolver.
Mr. Walter R. Booth, railway mail
clerk between Ottawa, and Montreal,
fell off the (7. A. R. train between
Alexandria and Glen Robertson and
was killed.
New Waggon, Carriage and Rfepair Shap
1 have opened out on Rattenbury street, next door to Tedford's black
arnith shop, and ani prepared to till orders for Waggons, Carriages and all other
vehicles. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to. Satisfaction guar
anteed and prices the lowest consistent with good work. Call and see me be•
fore you order. CHARLES WALKER.
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TEAS, TEAS, TEAS. Ceylon, Assam and Japans, S lbs• good
Young llyeou for 61 ur The per lb.
Sugars, Sugars, Sugars. •
Just to hand one car of Montreal Suhars. No, 1 Granulated, Coffee and Ilaw's °
in bbla., one hundred pound and dollar lots. SPECIAL PRICES.
WE KEEP THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF WEDDING PRESENTS IN THE
COUNTY, Diuner, Tea, and Bedroom Sets, Fancy China and Lamps.
25 per cent. lase than regular prices. Call and see our Goods and gat
prices.
SEEDS,—Timothy, Red and Alsike, Clover, Turnip and Mangold. All
tr•eah and new seed.
Cash Paid for (food Butter and Eggs,— - -
J. Wit IRWIN, Clinton.
CLINTON SASH, DOOR, and BLIND FACTO � Y
S. S. COOPER, Proprietor.
General Builder and Contractor.
This factory has been under the personal supervision and ownership for
eight yearn. We curry an extensive and reliable stock and prepare plans and
give estimates for and build all classes of buildings on short notice and on the
closest prices, All work is superviand in a 'mechanical way and satisfaction
guaranteed. We sell all hinds of interior and exterior material,
Lumber, Lat11, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc.
Agent for the CELEBRATED GRAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, manufactured
in Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders. 4
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1855 ---The Old Reliable Furniture Store, ---1897
(:till in and see my stock of Household Furniture. Some late designs in
EXTENWON TABLES, BEDI•tOOM SUITES in Oak, Bim, Ash, Maple, &c.
FANCY R9CKF.RS, MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS, PICTURES, CUP,
TAIN POLES, SIDEBOARDS, EASLES, CENTRE TABLES, &c, r
Pictures Framed, glass used in picture frames, special imported, Mouldings
American and Canadian, Fine assortment, Frames for Photos.
Prices right, good value for your money. Good Feathers taken in exchange. 1
Some good Feathers for Sale.
^ar�••e�•a(.•�►.-avo-•rte.
�(� Albert street
• , �.J• Stevenson, Opposite Town Hall,
Leading Undertaker and Embalmer.
Residence over Store. - _ J. C. STEVENSON.
Special to Caitiping and Picnic Parties... ,
Canned Turkey, Chicken, Duck, Corn Beef, Lunch Tongue, Boneless Pigs Feet
Finnan Haddie, 111,ackeral, Kippered Herring, Salmon, Fresh Herring.
FINEST BRRNDS SARDINES•,
Mullegatawny, Mock Turtle and Chicken Soups in Cans,
Picnic Hams, English Breakfast Bacon Sugar Cured and Smoked Shoulders
Gillard's Sweet Pickles, a delicious relish,
Robson, Grocer, Albert St., Clinton.
GiNoRacftine Warefadms,
r -o
I have made avrangeulents with the NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO,UPANY to handle their machines and ant prepared to offer the pnblic in
article unsurpassed for durability rind the quality of work. They will be placed
on trial free ; we compete with all machines on the inarket. I also have other d
grades at less Money. Needles and parts supplied for all makes of machines.
WASIIT-,G MACAiNEH.-i ;inn agent for the celebrated A°uthony Wayne
Washer, the largest ulanufatcturers of Washers in the world. The machine
cannot be beat in any respect. I still handle the Improved Ideal and Manitoba
Washers. Also Clothes Wringers, the best ill the market.
WM. MOQR111i,
The Old Stand, Duron Street, Clinton.
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
Don't Sm-nend a Ix®liar
for
Med I* cine
until you have tried
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You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules for Five Cents.
Thal; pre L put up ehoeply to @tntlfy the unherml piveont demerid for a low prise, o
If you don't find this sort of
I
Wipans Tabules
0
At the Druggist's
' 9end t`IlVe C wtg to TIS. RIVANs CIMMICAI, COMPANY, NO. TO
Spnioc 3t., New York and they will be sent to you by mail; (rr
Q' 12 cartons will We mated for 48 cents. The chancce are ten to
one that I2ipans Tabul" aro the Very medicine you need.
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