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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-01-19, Page 3will prevent any Beropean netten from taking part, no matter how much they may wish to do so"' V. S. Colima*liner F. Dickson, has • . reported to the State Department here that a company has been formed at Gtwipe Baffin, Quebec, to carr on the oil boring business there. The consul does not expect much from the vein• tura, as he says':hat 3 !gene have been bunk in the last ten years; and that in - only one has oil been found, and in that one it has been exhausted. Ho conclude ;--�'"I have conversed with. several oil experts during the past five nd the inforan aaae'that th :Babies and children need. proper food,' rarely ever meds-• cine. Ifthey do not thrive on their food something Is wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive machinery Working properly. SCO;iJ.LSJ• oN CQ L1 V.E i� O 1 L P,flW NXpOPIXp.SPN/TES eLve4 5OD4 _ ..--.this1 will generally correct difficulty. , 1f you. will put from' one- fourth. to half a teaspoonful in baby's bottle three or four "times a day you will soon see a marked improvement. For larger chitdlen,--from-half'' to a teaspoonful, according tb e a g e dissolved in.•'their milk e. if you so desire, will very soon show its great' nourish-'. In g • imwer. If the mother's milk does not nourish the baby, .she, needs the emui sign. 'it will show an effect at once both'. upon mother and child: sec. ere $1.00, all druggists. ,SCOTTd$OWiE, :hembb, Toronto. Washington Lett (From oar regular corresponlieat.). Popular feeling in regard to the Boer. war is rapidly veering around in . this country. Despite mi.leidingstate- ments to the contrary, continually published in. Canada and Gceat Brit ain, public sentiment here heretofore hes always been on the aide of the , Boers, both because they constituted a tied republic, and because- of the urtit.nate'srze of the .combat—' te. But this feeling has been some- ' What like that of a man who sees his brother engaged in alight.' of which he does not approver 'He would not be sorry if the brother trot pretty well punched, to teach him not •to, be so - hasty the next time, blithe would also /eel much, disposed to take •dfi his coat and go in, if there seemed to be any danger of the brother getting the Worst of• -it. During •oar . war with •Spain,•Canada seemed to feel about the: same way, It considered that we _were altogether too cocky and wanted i us punished, but not defeated.. • t Ae long as England is 'merely fight- ing the Boers. she will "meet with' lots t O opposition in this. country, but as loon as any European tpoweg attempts - to chip in, the world• will be astonished .by the depth of pro -English sentiment. that will -develop in this country. j ]Blood is a good dell thicker than n water, and ' most Americans realize 'that the .preservation .of their Own ' a race ascendency depends on' the ulti- 'g .mate, victory of England. p The clots relationship between this' . •couatl•y and England .was shown at , the recent New Year's •reception at the t White -Piquet.. when.the.entiro Britlsh i embassy was present. The Right t lonorable.Lord Paunceft,te, of Pres- 1 ton,d31. 0. B., G. M G., .dean cif the ft diplomatic corps, was accompanied by ft • Lady", Pauncefote and their.' four .•daughters:; Mr Gerald .A. Lowther, /hot secretary • ; Captain Charles �L. h �Ottfe�t,.R._N., and .Dlrs.Ottlley ; Lieut.- 'Odlonel A. II. Lee,. R. A.,. military' at- v tache, and Mrs Lee, his American i bride v frC. N. E. Ellot;C. B.,, second. secretary; •Mr.W. G. Hast Muller, sec- fe •ond-seoretary Mr' Robert Bromley and' Mr Arthur E. b' tamphreya Owen, honorary attaches. 8 • Thegood feeling 'between the two fl ' countr ss was ;also emphaeezed by the a •pleaqui~e-'tbat was expreseed'•'tat the fact that ,Nri)l1libt, of the embassy, had t recently ►been made salt • knie'ht' •tr? the Sr ysare, a y sand' and gravel here are not milted to oil, and that the dip ofthe rock is- al- together wrong. This, they ' say, shouki be about 60 feet to the mile; and it is about 1,000 feet to the mile in most places where wells have beenput down in this vicinity.". Representative Shackleford, of Mis- souri, has Introduced into Congress' a bill placing on the free list all wood pulp suitable for or adapted to the manufacture of piinting.paper, and all in r suitable o ted' ri a ef rot a to >rit'd printing, P to the printing of newspapers, period - b kpulpis e t icals, or books. Wood x len- . sively manufactured in Canada. Information as to the riches of t'Jape Nome, in Alaska, continues to come in. The latest arrival from that par of the world is K. M. Jackson, wh says tjiat the spot is just as itch in,gpl as it has been represented, and by nex summer there will be 25,000 people'a work there. Be thinks that the re sources of the tocalit j have ecarcel been scratched over, and that the' are untold millions yet to be take from Mother Earth. IRE ,CLIMON NEW ERA gong f,Eczema. Couldn'tsleep at night • With the torture,. HUNTING GIRAFFES, • iso , Demmer tttende '1'rtiM Retort no. eept From the Antpistl'a Ueelo. A good giraffe skin.;is worth from $10 an old conductor, "the queerest thing I to $20 la South.Afrlca and much more in know in that line happened when I was Eczema; or 'Salt Rheum- as it is often called,, 'is one of • the most agonizing of skin diseases, nothing ; . but torture during the day and two- fold, tortUre wo-fold,torture at night. But there's a remedy permanently cures the worst kind of tczema, relieves the itching; burning and'. Smarting ted soon leaves the skin smog .,•h and healthy. It is\,put'dock Blood Bitters. Mrs, Welch, Greenbank, Ont,, tried' it: and here' is what she says; • "BBB d . cure me of Eczema th zema re t agoand 1 have had no return of it since. o I wias'ao bad that I could not sleep atnight ' , d wit h it, • Being told dcfBB. T ' t g' B. treed it, and two t bottles made aperfect and permanent cure." tee yea The Beat Work e. South Africa. From the Guelph 'Daily Herald, Deo.20: The war in South Africa has calmed several publlebers to adyertiee forthcoM- ing histories of that country. We haute several of the •prospeotns• books before: tae.. One is from the pen of a newspaper corres. Fondant who was in South Afrtoa a short time ego, but is not there at all now. 'Asn• otter is a•_ashaeh of Livingetone's, and Stanley's travels, with. a few engravings and pages added. Apparently newspaper reports and•paete•and scisaore are relied on to make up nearly all Ouch'• forthcoming bookh.on south Africa. " Bvt are glad to know that. South Africa, with the added interest of the war.' ie going' to be tho'sub jest of one first. eines' book by the bee known authors of the present day, and that the sane is not.. being run throng with lightning speed, but has been in pre paration for several years. John Clarke Ridpath, L. L. D., author of "Oyoloraedi of Universal History," "Life- and Time of G.ladatone," "History of the . World,' eto., is undoubtedly the, beet America historian living,' and .the -final of an historian of any land. Heid assisted 'b Edward. S. Ellie, M. A., author of tb Standard History of the United States, work that has made Mr' Ellie a world wide reputation. A considerable part had' al- ready been written when hostilities com- menced; and a . great number of photo. graphs and-drawings,obtained whileoffioial sources were easy of assess. • As: war' became a certainty, arrange. ments were made. for direst oorreapon-• deuce as to the progress .of events.. The work will excel elf others as a . record' of the war, and be incomparable in other renpeots..Its¢ill be: profusely and bawl - timely illustrated.: There will be about 150 fullpages, half tore engravings, ezeont- ed in a style superior to that of, the largess American magazines, and certainty in striking and beautiful contrast to the illus. tratione in the other prospectuses that me have seen, -These will comprise scene in South Africa, and sketches of the gree battles—many of whish have' been sen from South Africa - direot to the pub lishere—life-like portraits of Lord Rob- erts, Lord lBitohener, Colonel Otter,. Gen eral Joubert. Paul 'Kroger, and otbe prominent commanders of ':the Brit eh and Boer forces. • Of *penial in erect will be the motion devoted to the Canadian contingent, whish 'will' be from he pen of Mr J. A,,' Cooper, maneighlg editor of the Canadian Magazine, and one of tbe ablest writers in the 'Dominion `There wine twenty fnll,page _illustrations of the first 'Canadian contingent, and equal optica .w-illlbe done the'. second oontfngent ow interim of organization. A oompari aon of the pprospectus of this" book by' the ide ofseaeral otherai'before us, 'shows et. a lance its' great .inperiorlty ' in lis rinting, •engraving and binding, and ye the pry �idmo higher than The others. The work' helloing' by twcl he largest and wealthiest publishing Ines n the 'United Stetter, and a . Canadian edi ion is being issued by• The World Pair iehiun`06reppeany, of Guelph.Canada rm that �f blishes only th best bootee, •+t rm that • has deported millions of books to foreign 000ntriee, thist •nae dent 500 mea to Australia, and that has had a branch onse'ia•Seuth Atriaa for the ' last nine. teen yearn, whioh.gives It an immense ed- anlage oxer any 'rival pnbiither in; sever • ng photogwlpbs and material, an article from ire representative being a special stare, . The maps contained in the work are the beet we have yet seen of South' afrida, nrely alai -tune awaits the' publishing rm and a deli harvest for the agentd en noh a'bookend at snob a time. .The call for' agents by ° The Viorid Prtbliihing ompany, et Guelpph. Ont.', for this groat ork, will be doand in another column. ' MATRON: .AND .MAID. Sarah Cohen,• an aged Jewess of New York, makes a comfortable living match- ing buttons for society women. • • The Duchess' of..Devonshire, the Mar- chlonese of Londonderry and the Count-. ees'of Qadogan 'seldom• miss a great race meson$. • , • The eldest daughter of. Charles Kings- ley,, Mies' Bose Kingsley, has been; made an tlicer'de l' instruction•pablique by the • French. governnient. • Mre, Aubrey Richardson has written'a book entitled -"Famous Ladies 01":the. hinglleh Court'" that is, creating some in . • terest in:London society: She, does not'. •spare some of 'the ladies. Mme. Melba flays 'that the•trueet con pllment she ever, received was from A lit. Ale 'boy in the west, who blushingly res . marked, "Yon, can bins nicer than my pop cap whistle` on bis fingers,",.. h• : MLs Alice Serber,'has been admitted •. - to the bar, ot 'the. federal courtIn New York. She. is the' first' woman granted • • that privilege and' was the first Russian" s Roman -to practice law in. America, - ' • Xl'or the third time Mrs. Sarah Storey n has been elected -supreme Chief of the or y ,der of Companions of the. Forest at the y recent convention at Providence. She was e the first woman to be appointed supreme • a 'state deputy. - .• • Danes Garrlock,'. • superintendent of the English''arme nursing• service, aecompa-. .nieby seven sisters,' who: were'also trained' mimes, . were the . firet regular surest to trrive at-•the'it-oat of war in. South Africa The late Mrs,. Mary Braaot of Pitts- burg, widow of •Feliz. Brunet,' bequeathed the bulk of her -estate, valued at $110,- ' 000, •to religious and charitable 'organiza- tions, the •religio`ps..beneficiariee :being, •'mainly% Protestant Episcopal Mrs: Ellen M. `Henrotin; the president of the National Federation of Women's clubs, speaks .fluently French, 'Spanish. Italian and ••German.. Of. all of these tenguee she Is said to -be such. a mistress s: • as not to•epealt-them:with-any Brice of• t foreign a cent. t Mune. 4.iBerla de Reyna-Barrlos vpld- • ow of President •Barrios et Guatemala, • R about to go on the stage• se. an actress. - She must nowearn' her own living, as. ✓ the 410,000,000 estate left by her bus- - bead •was seized by creditors when the' . - president was assassinated in a revolu- tionary riot, . ' ` A. recent, arrival at San Francisco was Miss Pauline Drollet, who is looked upon Ani the natives .in Papelti, of the south • lea islands, no their. queen. As a direct descendant lot a torn -ter- king of the is- land' • she -would 'now be queen in fact atad It not been for an edict of the French • overnmipt'in her childhood. Mar 'THE -MISSING 'METEORS. r • :Shooting and theatrical stare' are gnfte of lancertain.4-$ounastown Vindicator. • ,Perhaps Ihe'tars are doing their shoot- - rag in- South Africa.—Pittsburg Chtoat- •ole-Telegraph:.. --.. - This is such a• fast age that even the ei score ire charged with being. slew-. 'Sioux illey Journal. • The astronomers who promised the tj�lIe a shooting star show have quail- elt dor w.atller'-Prophets;;;ngeltrelou--: eller. -�•.• fltudente of science would de well tit. satlteerve. carefully whether more leontds seen Ipprohibition or license states.— • Are Record. • - Well, even if You did miss the sansei spectacular display of leonid* in 1899, tlso pate ehOw wilt bo along.again is fit. Louis Republic. Indent trots the fa* •eheettng stars that struck the earth'e atmosphere, none -fight Infer that the bombardment, was . cendneted by Spaniards.• -Buffalo Ex- t prsa. , A ,c,:1.EVER RUSE. rite Sequel toa not Feather °vap s, $eatper'a Ticket. 'aTalking 'bout scalpers' tickets," maid. Europe. On their hunting trips 10 or t5 working for the sriseourt raclfac. back Isi years ago it was a, common matter for the eighties. My run waft between Kan - one hunter to kill 40 or 00 of these grace- t sari City and St. Louis, and one morning int animals In one day. The reason for ae I wits pulling out an my east bound this is that the giraffe le the Meat lana..; trip a fellow sero me en old three-day cent of animals and easily bunted. They excursion ticket that had expired at least are absolutely defenseless, and there le six mouths before. I told hintit 'wile no hardly a case on record where a wounded good, and after considerable growling be giraffe turned upon titer .hunter.' It 10 handed me • some small silver. 'That will carry me to --•--•,' he said, naming a little way Station, 'and between tunes I'll think it over.' 'Very well,' 1 replied, `but I dive you notice ow won't parry you a toot farther rightnunlessthat you put up the money; He made :n4' answer and began eare- folly stwtying his ticket, When we got to the station; 1 was byhis aide. '.Well. 'sir,' 'I' Stud, 'what do you intend to do?' '1 intend 'to ride on this ticket,' he snarl- ed. "I've read it over, and it's perfectly good.'' 'I'm not going to argue any more. about that,' sad I. 'Youpay your fare quick or get off:' Not unless you're the best matt, :skid he, looking ugly. Well,, I threw hien off, hut • it was .a tough job. He fought like a' wildcat and came near licking both me and, the brakeman, The station where this happened was In the heart• of a wild moonshine district, and the crowd that collected all sympathized with the passenger. •As we pulled out e stonedthe rain. I expected th y tto hear from the fellow almost at once, but - 1 didn't, and the affair soon passed out ot nay mind. "Six months later I • happened to 'be in the general 'office's when, to .my great true, they have great powers., of speed, and they can dodge rapidly from' tree to tree In the woods, but they offer eucb a fair mark • that these tactics hardly, ever cava theta. Not until it. is unusually frightened does the giraffe snake Its best speed, and• then it la often: too lute, for the bunter 'is upon it. There is .really no.element of danger connected'with thls sport, and that melted it loos exciting and at- tractive to a true sportsman. Under cer- tain circumstances it le'possible`to be in- jured with the powerful'lege of tbe . gi- r >f which arecapable kicking . a ea wie ot blow that woulkill a lion, . The latter beast, for this reason, takes good care to attaick the.. giraffe -at. unexpected mo- ments. • ' ., It takes'airgood horse to run down.a, gi rage, and• if the least advantage , Ie per- mittedthe it creature trace wild c e ire, is ipSt. Its peculiar gait is very:ungraceful and deceptive, but it covers the ground with remarkable facility, • In the .opea 'veldt the hunters have always'the: best of the race, but the giraffe, when ,surprised, makes instantly for the forest, where tough vine* and intermingling branches make 'travel difficult for the hunter. The , surprise, I saw him coming out of the. ' bushesband thorns tear and Macerate the manager's pravate room. 'Who • is that skin '01 the horses, but the tough skirt of . man?' . I asked a' clerk. .Ile laughed.' the, giraffe is burely, scratched.- The 'Why. ,don't you know him'' he said, creature will •tear a bath through the ,Rete ' and---ire-named it -duteetive-. toughest and thickest • jungle and „never who had lately. worked up tbe evidence a�irffer in the least. in a big train robbery case in the very Th1s skint, orhide,'of the animal is its neighborhood of the station where our chief article of ,value. No wonder that. row had occurred: -� • - the bullets ottep: fail to • penetrate.. this "Then l anderstood. You see, he want- skin, for :it . is from ;three-euarters to an ° ed some good 'excuse for going into the Inch thick and as touch as it is thick. settlement.'and. there was po. better role This skin _when cured: and -tanned -makes- = Min that; of a.`: poor man.just .ejected excellent 'leather fee' certain' purposes. from a train by a .brutal conductor. He The Beers mak ride whips • son- II r e ngandlied his scalpers ticket to show, Ire. hada_ _ ._ . dale out of the skins' they;, do not end ;to ;fust put up a genuine fight, and he claim Europe. The hones- of the giraffe have .ed to be dead broke. All that appealed -:ailso a' commercial value: The leg bones to the natives fend they took.. him in at are rsolid-instead':.oft hollow:.'end in 'E,n see. The result was that he staid there rope they are In great demand for man --0- motitb•had-picked up ail the evidence' be wanted. It •,vas' sh1'ewd•-•aeheme. bat I still think he made that scrap nu-„ necessarily' realistic." New Orleans •``"^--' Times -Democrat. ' �•"� -. .. ` , Our F. � x un . ` es ufacturing buttons add -other bone arti- cles. The tendons. of the giraffe. are e0 etronat that they will.sustain an enor- mous dead weight, which. gives to them pecuniary value. Scientific American.• . .• — General Debility and, a"'run down" sate calls fora:general tonin to the systern.,Bach is', he•0 &L. Emulsion. •Bailds.you up incre-ars your weight,. gives health. Made by Davis it Lawrence Co., 'Ltd. ' q'>tie Fool Fox. "When the pursuit of wealth tempts you, my son,' said the sage, "remember 'the fableof the fox that hungered- for'. some wonderf ulij Sae grapes growing hi a -garden the only entrance to which was through .a hole in the wall. It was so; small that he had to fast three deka• be•. q - fore he could crawl through it.. After` he . too large. to. crawl -back through the hole, had got inside and filled himself °he was H1 and was .compelle ,,tit fast another three . days before` he could make his escape. from tbe garden. So he went out as poor as he -went in." ' ""Yes,'.' said .the ambitious young titan, "but u�hY didn't the fool fox take a lot of • grapes to the hole 'and _push "theme .out.' through "'iti''-'Then he could have carried away enough to keep him fat for a month."—Chicago !Tribune. 1 $25,000.00 GIVEN LWAY. In the past year Dr. R. V. Pierce huts given away copies of his great work, The People's Common•Setase Medical Advieer, ei an expense to him 01025,00%00 exclusive of postage. This • standard book on need - loins and hygiene, contains 1008 pages and more than 700 illustratione.. 11 treats of the greatest and gravest problems of %u - man life in simple English, from a coin - mon sense point of view, 15 tinware Owe question.of sex which linger unspoken nke on the lipsof youth and maiden. ft 1a essentially a family book, and 'ltd advice in a moment of sadden illness or rooident may be the. means of saving a valuable life. This great work is sent rb:di rely free on receipt of stamps to defray the coat of mailing and customs. Send $I one•cent stamps for the book inppsper binding,or S0 stamps for ctoth'oovers. .l►ddrris Dr. R. V. Piieroe, Butala,•)l. Y. January 19, 1 IIIIUMW111111414114111W11114i41411111841Nunuiliiuuuu til nuuJ ilmlNlnmumllmuulllmw1111Nmnu irn,,,m•• IIIn 1innl*,u, etablePxeparatiouibrAs. s1rlilating'tf te'Tood atklRcruta- .the.aiumdchscatiso�re std" Prol11ots Digestion,Clieerful- nd t.0 stains neither aces d ci Res Opiutn,Morpliilne nor• Mineral. NPT Nat RC DTIC. Fames aFPXat71-SAMI/lZf'I2TZER Benskie Rgems •ot ft•&res,- -Ada Se«e • t onal sit .rnsSeard - A perfect Remedy fort onslpa ,tion, Sour Stoiiaclt,Diarrhoea, Worths ,Cagvulsions,Feverish lases and LOSS OF sumTac Simute Signature of a NBW YO o, - Atia • r?i 'i1-1rs.50.1d . DOsLS 5.CLrI.S ': CT COPY OFEWRAPFEB. • a_I• Mr. Ohne.. Hayward was elected Mayor of Victoria, B. U., with two to one majority. -• Immense Increase It the sate of the D, A' L. Menthol Plaster evidences thefaotthat - it is useful for all rheumatic paine,lumbego rind lame back, pain• in the sides;; . eto. Davie & Lawrence Co.artd.,manufaoiurers. odbr ol4lhab,figb}ilrigstiigfdl V. Michael andSt. George., r:: Eliaxi; manage. extent of bbe Samoan dtille 1":74 *hen be represented En land as 'cotsimte- eioner, to those islands'. last winter,' was Such as to win for'' him the warm, est official ,commendation of the VVItcd 'States . govertatnent, and, to n make 11i .. popular throughout the country.", v A. mitt Citnadiattatiint up• its Was itg, tgciltl tune to cline. a latex arriyal( le Ildr Edward, Meirmeefe. of Mon'treel,. who wag somewhat amused ' when stoked what Canada • thotieght of the alleged: Fenian irtekeion a • Lrdieas wbo suffer from Constipation, Slok Headeohe, ailiousneei Or Dyipepsfa find'Ltxa-Lives Pi111r a ' perfect remedy. They are small to size, do not gripe,elok- e or weaken. Pelee 25o. The Government of Nova &otie has oted $5,000 to the'Patriotic_ Fund for the wive; and children of the two Can- diati,contingente.' B. S. B. CUBES ABSCESSES. of that country. *'It is all newspaper tiijlk,' ha .tbtitY, "and Canadians- are Bl Int no'eleeb an ac'crnrnt of `i't.: ' We I<te irozis v+ sat: source. It .The scarcity. :of eoft•coal for l000sns - tive:purposes :la giving much''concern to the grand Trunk and Canadian P, a- odiicrailways. The G. T.R.'Co.•se been obliged to ship from Montreal to' Toronto coal :required for the western division, which, under ordinary 'cir- cumstances, would come direct' from Pennsylvania. • • WHEN TOUR .DOOTOR. When your dootor writes a prescription for ynu,ir should be very carefully prepared so that the resalte desired by your medical advieer may follow, SUPPERY AQUINALDO. Agginttl4o 'nukes pegs. in clover look 1 . a theta puzzle. --Cleveland Plain What a magnificent district messenger 1 her aAguinaldo would have madel--Louie- sille Post. ' ' t ti%Y n etre. + note••••Erhilio Aghtnaido le In 1kti inon*tasns for his- health.—Du- lntp Taire and T"rib'ir� e. • it e - i e �i The preparation of phyeioiane' prescrtp- lone is our forte. Toilet • Geode in Endless Variety. Perfumes, Atomfeera, Soap', Brushes, . Combs and. Whisks. Planes Celery Conpound, the world's sediaq medicine, alwas% in stook ; the kind that onres, H, B. Combe, Druggist, Clinton, Ont. "I had 1t large ,A,bedee; under my arm a well as *ores in 'various parte of my body. Being advised to use fnrdook nod Bitters,1 did so with the result that tree absoeiir and sorer alt went away and ave never bothered'' Me "into. Mre Philip W rn. Smith, G. T. ii,.*gent at Cooke- team -for the part 14 years. dropped dead bn Thursday evening of apoplexy. He wait a:meriaber of the Meaanlc and masters' orders, and was insured in emanates,. and *re well•satisfled with the knbwrl. editaif thinythei Arty *NAOS id +blip,• are iter `Oa aA bl • «iatttlieiiseva cof :the, Irteenecaratt g r•db t hes qd ndi ldaale, the F0Veeters fgt $$,001). NATURE'S DIMPLES gong t o tY ti , u a ood raw feta+. "ear etZstr inl that theilrtat of gore .fe u a� . W' lint• d i v who• have deluded themselves into; 'taisit� tlstetr,tbeyr,haa'a • a ,gri.vaatie against Engiaticl nit doubt realize that thie would be.* fide %litre i'add 'to the ,compllc*tiolxit.tiftreat Britain by the D invasion of the Dominion, "end hens e • due ineeniivat a use raid. But they LrK,ttaar int*rfeetkne 'visitor to the • Capital durillg the -past week, waiaMe ''who talkeeal.entertaiaingly c the.Doer lob 'Vitt Roane, Ont:' Will take it out la Walk. P. Labry, ]ilswttt hinter, Bot nth, haler. '"The end of tb war will tin • blotch.. and other skin ernptionsi is allay: alo�uyl>teedly sett England auybra�m,�e Of the be . " The Boers heti a fait �t t+aittage men, munitions 8►Yid happier, and Beatty Fads 'Under the Shadow of Tormenting Skin Troubles*, Bttt'Dr. Agtl it►'ar Olatmenii is a Quick anaa safe stealer. The revealing torment of an itebin akin,, whish is the natural 001110,344410* and oatoome of pooh akin diseases • as tetter, telt rheum, ring worim, ees emit. rdoere poet, svav from the Cape tate 7atnbe " o lit; theontoet, anthey 'have Wan few battler. But Britain's *ea poWsr fishable her tea wen In the end. . w a h the navy rasa? not fire a *byte n en -during the war, v'letorp wilt ad in an iadaatwith one application of Dr. A 'e Olntesnt, • end in *very few days the MON stattabbrn Wert give trey to ito *eagle healla power and leave the akin bole, perfect, agar and soft as a baby's. Xi wt our. pilaus in Win thaw to five tit. ;Agnew'. Liver Pills are the °bee - est made. 20 dents for forty doles. Sold by Waiter aft Co. • gar the oil because it; Will wake ibleand munitilon butransport t becait»i� lie A naldo-I' ,tunnln the: bases f t Weald seem that the advisability of I Ohne, Lambert, of Melford, Micht., ne of the itmnmrtecl Slit Hundred, hers received r . scent a silver medal for meritorious net from the British travern •having & food ehoax *top ought to occur a tb"OtIL.- Memphle ,Appeal. ' e For• Sine—A brand new. portable caul. Lel.'Co be moved anywhere at any time at *omen t's,ilotlof. non re of Agri» Aside, Lusotar.-Syracato herald. " tt a�lpeRts that It was not Agulnaldo who Sas "hemmed in,' but only Mrs. itusldo'r owns -an embarrassinger- ror, but ,A� :unnatural.'" -New ork World. • OL.ITICAL.QUIPS. ' should be permitted to rote ono sense enough to stint a gate. -- wit. sprightly journal the Congression« e will *non rooms publication.•• POLITICAL No num 41lhehas allay Ne That al lierord Baltimore American. • More voting'maehlnes and fewer politl- cal •machines• are what this 'country needb.—tndlanapolls ilea's: • - A. i$5,000' office ought not to I* deserlb- ed as a "plant." It'a a whole orchard for the eert of men who.Meek it. -Naw York World. - It seems to ban become a settled belief la parts of this. country that, the way to whoop op a 'campaign is • to take the ervice in 1854 Soon after the Oriel. (,n•war he was awarded a •medal, which he had the _miefortune to lobe oWtheer.7arpinutteetIptfis.ontt Plasters will relieve . pain 'quicker than any SOready for an enter.' • wino, itamtut Beware of imitations , Acme Drum For 'Seating and Ventilating purposes. This excellent Drum is eon-, struoted of the very best mates. lid, tho most soientifio prin- ciples, and by virtue of its spe- cial features Is the CREA.TEST. HEATING DOM Olt SULTS. It takes the void air fromithe floor baste and circulates it economizes in the =Atter of fuel to such an extent one half less fuel is required. Does rizot smoke. Das no ashes. le easy to manage. Thosewho have oue in use With/3Y would net bewithont it. This Drum is now used in *omit of tits beat howler in Clinton. . , 'eptla4M W. WEBB. Clinton, Sole Menufacturer foie Baron lliONEY TO LOIN.' March se-tf Clinton, Ont. Pomona who desire to secure ens of the Clin- ton Panning Mills awl do so at reasonable terms byles.ving their order with tbe under- signed.. Also thaw who want to have Panning Mill &teens 'repaired can have the work at- tended to prom_ptly. Orders sent by mail, or left at Davie& store, *still be prompt- ly filled . THOS COTTLE. MUM WANTED -Honest Man or woman to travel for large house ; salary a65 mOnthly and ex- AGEE 330 Caxton bldg., Chicago, Deo 29-16 Several persons for District Ofilee Manager& in this county to represent mein their own and mu:minding mantled. Willing hi pay Yearli Iwo. payable -weekly. Tiesitiene entmoyment with unusual opportunities, References "W. - changed. Enclose self-addressed statnped Emporium, Londesboro ,• AGENTS WANTED. sorne time age, ,upon application Re andrienoo nedeesery. Permanent poet - of the • original, which he BOO juat re- iste with feat sellimmialtiee, includin4 FREIC. Sean= tart =view. Write SE TIIATT Fii C iMIL,E SIONATURO O -IS N TUE AI..P, OE VERT T BOTTT,OP (ttstorli► is. rut TIP 113;'6110.14116113;'6110.14116e113;'6110.14116. -e bottles only, is not Sold in talk. Dos'S show *uptake tft• yen anything elm on the.. plea or premise is just as good and will, answer el, pose," -•.16' 8oe"that, you get 0-441470* The ho Janr tar DfiringDecernbet haVe been larger than we expeeted: ' Our, stock bag:. been replenished wttlinew goods. If you need anything.in our line wee will make ir worth your while coming to see mt. Of. llaVir 131 y err37. ...Christmas Finest selected Helaine, Ourrente, Vaetiizas cleaned, nes, Dates,prangrav and Lemons, Candi,- d Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Pure Esse Extraots and Spices, Candies and Nuts of all kinds Crockery Just received per import order two crates senti-poroelain er direct from the manufacturers, J. 65 KeekIn whoa° name each 'piece is, a guarantee that it is she best make in England. Dinner Toilet and Tea Sets The latest patterns._ beentifully decere . Yon will find, our Fancy ChineWare • Christmee goods varied and well selected. Call and get quotations. ' is a pleasure to show our goods, even if you don't buy ' Clinton, December 7th, 1899. er Flour AT NO EXTRA ma All kinds of Small Field Seeds as Timothy, Red Alsike Clovers. Headquarters for Turnip, ktongold, 0 Seeds. Fresh Groceries and -Canned Goods. • Our specialty is Tees. Try. our 16o Tea. Other:varieties equally:erCohears. Highestemarket price paid la cash for eggs. Happy NOW Year and also a prosperous one. - 1wish to eVery one. 'elope. S. A.Park, 320 Caxton Building chi' Beim be 27 1899 • • the Government d lien Liberal tenni; Pay weekly. Stock 110 HIGHT TO. UGLINESS. Nurserymen. nrowteeNurseries P.O.. Ont. Aug St -if The Womati'veho is loVely in faele, forth end Wolper sdll always have friends, but .one Who would be attractive meet keep ROMINTS her health. lf Philo Weak, sickly end all ealiebestelife kite Melee, hot seetho ,run dent, she will bentrieXte Sind irriliable. write', Lorre 7.1•01a3 slbard.iiiugen Vietctrie. If she hp constipation or kidneY trafettifikarciN 001/fraitir, turns* her impure Need crime :pimples, blotch*" skin ern/Moot end- a wretched • AGENTS NVANTEDA mai eine In Os world ark regultte itentierh. it gives 'Wong nerve', bright eyestsmooth Per ',May of South Aides," by :elm Mork velvety Ain, deb ordination, ri win sidgba*DIAlitid Ellirt '/** a lowdown invalid. Only SO *emit at IT. Leaden t reho 14es vaunted it 141 wirk B. Contbels Drag Store. • ftom moos trevelling n death A es or et we to* tht on/ ?Mtge bliblitsbert The will of late Mr. Zahn If, Park tlf nineteen yearn, giving** an hamense advent. • 'Hamilton disposea of an estate valued &atm Preemies retotewmPlis axd initerlid. • at $96, 000. on aushersuie, reds and yam -tint , 'Children Ory for tainisagallWAiry2 sere are we tais that we will mail big or our pros t um* fres. IL PO liking Piny, CASrs gaptu-wr TOrt IA is riThirailr riPars tot= Cott...0 Thanks to all my customer'. of the Vet year: Your patronage eglialted for the year to oonie. Every year we try to do better than the last. Those -battle pate tenfold tie would find it to theiratage • to try IN this year. itespecifnily your. We are agents for the Oanadian rive Co., of Brookville, and Laury of Chatham, both well known roakoti at elms Cutters and Sleighs. We kesris ou hand and those who iiiktemplate ing one would do well 'Viso us.