The Clinton New Era, 1900-02-16, Page 7COVERk..1.) VS/11 H BY TH b WAY.
SORES,
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411.1.1C-Otired little 'Harvey Moline nine-
year, ago and he has neyer had a
„ spot on him since.'
IT is pritotioally impossible to heal up
IlOrell or ulcers] especially the old
-Chronic: kind, with ordinary remedies.
No matter how large or a how Jong
Atetuding they raay be. however, they heal
lip readily and stay healed permanently
viten Eurclook Blood Bitters is used.
• HARVEY 0 g1.1*N E.
Mra. E. Donne, Arden, Ont., proves this
In the following account she gave of her
MM. boy's ease: "When my little son
Warvey was one year ,old be broke out in
aiores all over his body. They would heal
Up for a time, then break out again about
4wloaa year, till be was past four; then he
• Nlasina.44 t�o get hyena and Wee hompletely
Ilf
aprostratt' . When doctors foiled to cure
Wm Iltai e hint Burdook Blood Bitters,
And bene t, , bathed the sores with it.• '
"It is mhe years ago since this happened
And I must say that in all this time he has
never hada spot on his body or may sign of
the old trouble returning." -
Vie touth et a hand, tho Flamm Of an oe
Or a word exchanged with a paliserby;
A glimpse et a face In a erowtied greet, • ,
And -afterward life is ineomplete;
A picture painted with 'meet seal,
And we lose the old or the now Willi
A chance remark or* song.' refrain,
And life Is never the esnie &gain.
A friendly smile and love's embering spark
Leaps into llitthe and Mumbles the dark;
A whi5peredl "lie brave!" to our follow men,
And tn.y pick up•the thread of hope again;
Mut-new in act or a word or thought
But that with ungueassel impedance is frauslits
An' wall things build up eternity
And blazon the ways tor deetiny.
TELLTALE. LITTLE BELO.
Reconstructant
for Women7
o
Paine's Celery Compound
Rebuilds and Strengthens
the Disease -Injured
. System.
It Bestows on Women what,
They Protect Themselves From
Theft by OPportnnely Ringing. they Most Require.
The tables in the restaurant of a well
known betel In the central. part of the
city were recently equipped with eilyer Nervatta Baena' and Rich,
belle for the use of patrons in calling Nourishing Blood,
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the attention of the waiters. The bells
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are of the kind that wind up and are
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ring by. mi
The System is Perfeetly and Per.
merely pressing little knobe on
their tops. They cost something like $5, manently Built Up.
or $6 each, and the proprietor of the ho-
tel is naturally desirous that eoveteue a
' HE ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE. •
An Experience Which Made w flrIbt
Man a Maniac. "\
tightly closed carriage drove to
, fa_ ending termiaal entrance. An ema-
' •ciated man, w1tii7 eace that seemed to
bold the terror ofsonie charnel hoerer'un.-.
-speakable, issued .from. the station. Two
anen of profeesional 0 appearance accom-
panied him, The carriage doOr was
• slammed and the Vehaele driven rapidly
Away. When it stopped, it was before a
private institution for the insane in This
-city, -and it closed the last chapter of a
story-grewsome, horrible, tragic. ,
The occupant of the carriage was a
-brilliant young lawyer.in a city in New
York state. He was utterly without
-fear. - He boasted of it. Time and again
tents were made te break his iron nerve
without avail: It needed the ingenuity of
A group of medical students to consum•
. anate his fate and to crush his spirit. as, a
piece of steel in the breaker. .
• In his city is a college of medicine.
Borne of his friends were students there-
in. Secretly they formulated their plan.
. When all was 'reautaa a challenge was
made and aceepted. The terms were
these: The lawyer was to. enter the dis-
secting room of the college at 9 o'clock
that night- He must be unaccompanied.
A dim light would be burning„ in the
room. As he giifered he was to be per-
_mitted, one glance around the room. Then
he wee to proceed At once to the opposite
1516-e-atathe room and take his sent with -
his ISNek toward the entire dissecting
TO0111: At theaend of every half hour he
s to be permitted one glance around.
his mast continue'until, daYbreak; -No
second look would be allowed until the
half hour had expired.
At 9 o'clock- the young man entered the
room. The fetid smell usual to the place
greeted him. S. lamp burned dimly,
P.- throwing its feeble rays on the dissecting
L- table. On it lay a shrouded cadaver:,
he earners of the room were filled with
grewsome shadows. But one look could
be taken. The young man drewup' his
chair andresolutely turned his back to
the room. The ,ha If hour passed. He
raised his head and glanced over his
shoulder. The eyelids of the cadaver
demed to raise and look at him. He
_ could not give another glance to satisfy
himself and turned his face away one
more. The next half hour mussed Filowly.
: The fetid odor seemed to increase. At
last the time cable again for the second
look. Quickly he glanced over his shoul-
der. The head of the corm seemed to
be raising itself. The lamp gave a sud-
den flicker.
• The nexthalf hour was an eternity.
The -surroundings, the silenceOlie lade!
seribilble-fiderrtilreiSinbItiecT to excite the
young man's imagination to the highest
pitch. At last the time for the third
look game. He was sure now. that the
head was, raised -the eyes, wide open,
'Woking at him.
But only one look. Twenty minutes
passed. A shriek was heard bythe
watchers outside the room. They rushed
• in. The young laaayer weti.-4,nsenely.
laughiiig and shriekina,. 'The form on the
diseecting table had inettamerphosed it-
self into the chief of the students'
A clique. Butthe lawyer never again rem
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gueSts shall not carrY them off. In. circler The healtha, vigorous and rosy-oheeked
to prevent such surreptitious removal woman with bright and eparkling eyes is a
both he and his employees keep a watch- joy to all around her. At bone and Ahmed
ful eye on the belle, but not a little pal is she attade the old &Ad young, and her, in.
rendered by the 'belle themselves. An •flume is all-powerful.
evening or so ago, while the saunterer The helf-siok ond invalid women is • a
was in the restaurant, two handsomely sad sighlattnfl her presence china the very
gowned young women and a stygehly atmoephere that eurrounde her.,
dressed man got up from one of the ta- , BAtiliaohemideaches,headaches,neuralgia,
bles. One of the,young women allowed nervous proetrAtion, irregular1tiee, rheu-
the waiter to help her on with het.jack- metiam and liver end kidney oompleints
et, but the other seerued particularly,,anxdem to be --the peculiar Misfortunes 'of
taus that be should not assist with hers. wonten of every class.
The reason becameapparent.. half a To thaWomen who euffee from any of
minute later. With one arm In the sleeve the ills mentioned, Paine's Celery Com-
te which it belonged, the young woman, •pound coulee in as the great reconatvuotant,
essayed to find the epening to the other bringing to aids women the great essentials
Blom with her remaining aim. The job of health -full nervous edergy and rioh,
was evidently one to which she was not nouriehing blood.
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accustomed, for she struggled and Thousands of testimonials from .. women
squirmed and grew red in the. face. Then establish the feat that when Paine's Celery
fromthe innermostarbcesees of an Inside' Compound is used the nerves are; braced,
. pocket of the jacket there came a pound thine is built up, poiecias are expelled, the.
that caused - everybody to look In ,the • brain is clear and aotiye, and the cloudless
young woman's direction. . • ' face and beaming eyes prbolaim a condi
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It was the "whie-r-r-r-r" of on'e of the tion of perfept health; • .
!diver bells. The ming maim) had ac- See that yoq get the genuine Paine's Cel-
cidentally,struck the knob with. her hand, pry, . Compound I see that the Marne
and the bell_hid pro:aptly responded to "Paine's" and the • -. . appear.
the teach. Of course the gonna woman on the wrapper
blushed when the head .wailtee came rush-
. Ink up,and of course her escort made
sonie ghastly humorous remarks about it',
being "all a joke," but it took a hill of
substantial denomination to induce the
heed Waiter te say•-nothibg about the little ..
affair and allow the frit:AO depart. Equal- .• . . a
ly, of course, the trio' loaf\ no time in. de- .
' . . Growing 'Croekerr• •
parting. •
Recently •
there -was sold 'in New York
-$
Another 'evening, not eo -Very lotigAgo, --for no less a sum Um 1.0.09 an old
one of the bells .was heard bY the waiters ' fashioned china plate of. the extremely
to ring aslf it bad been muffled; .Search- • rare kind vvbichis, known to the collect-
ing glances were cast in everytiodfis di- 1 ore , as "growing erockery.". From the
rection, but ,no. one looked -guilty, and, as .1 plate itself had sprung to a height of
none Of the guesta. was on the point of t„ more than a third -,of an inch a. sort of
leaving, nothing was done._ But shortly • eruption of beats:fat crystals that •seena-;
• after the departure of a couple a waiter ed te take( the S.noi•veelegalit..trees and
saw . something 'shining under the young fli . itilopireigtili.- The,greitin'••• crystals
Woman's chair. It .provectto be the .bell: ere ).fra •: nal ;)' 'rising 'higher.. and ',higher,
"I' had a narrew escape that tile," .and. they had brought bp with them the
said the..proprietoea in telling of the in, aenainel aur, ace of the plate at 'every
,cident. "If that young *mann. hadn't .point where they had sprung 'from, the
aceidentally pressed the. knob 'and *et the . body or the• latter:Such plates are '*
thing ,going just as she was about to 'slip•`cbemice I, manifestation ' of • the meet p08-
the bell Into her. pocket, there would have sible kind. and only a very few years ago
been'a bell missing, and I'd 'probably had a teapot, the property of a lady in. Wo -
shine difficultyin figuring mit just how it burn place, London, thathad become
had been smuggled away." -Philadelphia coverod with' beautiful crystals in this
Inquirer. •
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.Tea and Rheumatism.'•
Dr. Kellogg saysthehabitual use of tea . certain eases these- are so acted upon by
-as a means- of relieving headache is with- the presence of sulphuric fie:A. as to pro -
out doubt an, efficjent Cause of rheuma- ' ince 'fibrous crystals that ale in reality
tism in numerous ways. A writer in The very much of the character of Epson
Family* Doctor st` Ts he has met many salts, ,er crystals of alum.s.-Only-a- very, -
persons -who ciatil(r not forego the morn- very few instances of this "growing
ing cup of tea or ajffee without suffering • crockery" have ever ocem•rod, hence -the
severely from _headache and depression "fancy" prices that example.: fetch. The
during tlielliY.,:the theine or caffeine of plate sold the other day 173(1 belonged to
the tea has precisely the same effect as 8 'poor person who had never attached
uric acid and hence has come t� be a fa- much value to it.-
vorite domestic remedy- for headache.
When used habitually, however. as will Tr:lining Sheep Doge. .
'readily appear, the effect niust be to The natives of New Mexico seem to
cause a storing up .in the body of inde
acid and urates, thus laying •the
foundation for chronic rheumatism and
the various allied conditions which have
their foundation in the sivayed uric acid'
diathesis or lithemia.
Way. Wits sold to a entleetor for (..5.000.
TISe clay of which such china is made
-contains-alumina and magnesia. and in
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Hew to Learn Good English.
• If the pupil. alwayshears correct Eng-
lish from this teachers and is always. cor-
rected ,when he uses incorrect English he
will acquire a correct use of the language
without sriending several years studying
'books devoted to rules' and their many
exceptions; diagrams. Parsing. spelling
'lists, etc. After the pupil line learned to
use correct Baldish, while learning some-
thing . else whieli he writes and talks
about, five hours a week for one school
year is all that is necessary for the sys-
tematic teaching de English grammar,-
Gunton'ti Magazine.
Too Severe n Strain.
• "Rhyno tells me he.has gone out of pol-
itics entirely."
"That's true. Politically speaking, he
• was. on the fence, and -when the ward
heelers began pulling s. leg on each side
It was more than he could stand." -Ohl -
cage Tribene.
' The fact that poets brie to be born
should discourage nobody, for they also
iaar to die.--Detrolt
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Very Sittraeltine..
A farmer had a very sagectous dog
a whit!) he hid trained to count his sheep
gAi(i*ftb ' they patted through
opened gate, against which a pile of
as A particular
IE 'friaries Were plated for the dog's use. As
• each sheep passed through, the dog phic-
Red one of the stones aside, One day. in ueh
to the farmer's surprise, he found the dug
• frying to break a stone in halt, alei on
ILIA himself eounting the flock he found t here
had been" an addition In the night ot it
lamb.
,..f• .1J
r care,
tuirritni.
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'Tile? *1,0 rt1kv Dttreas
flan bispepda,
'1114groltiort had Too Reidy Eitiatv=•-•44. per.
44 :so* rot Pininoic rat**. Otowd.
meg, AttlIorein the liotith, Cooed, naps,
02theSR“011t!'417PL' Theyalio* the; B**els' t„Steltte*laille;
960 !WM ill! Doom
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, It
albetitUtiOn
•iba ban& of the del.
see you get Carta's,
fot Carter's,
and demand
igrueit Lade P41,1ata,
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Franknen0 In the Dome.
Sohn -You're an ignorant woman. Ma -
dal •
Maria -I don't know everythina. Sohn.
johnA-Umphl Same peoale simai know
• entaigh to knevr haw lit t le they- do know.
. Maria -arm surprised ft) hear you say
that, John. I didn't think atm were
frank enough to make anvil an honest
'confeeelon.-tioston Courier.
Prom an interpretation ef n passage in
the Koran. 'Moslems nee forbidden to
have shades to their eyes; henee the ab-
sence of the Doak both from the fez and
the turban.
The juice of the mulberry wax et ono
tithe declared to be a Wovereign weak
tot Roar and rheumatic afficUoaa. ti
CASTOR IA
•Icor legato and Children.
The ke•
dlikatatt
la
Trge6
have an original way of training shep-
herd dogs. A pup is taken front Its
mother as soon after birth as possible
(the, breed of dog is inumiterial) --The
young of tt.sheeb or goat is taken away,
und thepup is substituted. After the
first felt days the pup is never fed ex-,
cept just before the flock goes to pasture
in the tnorning and just after tile- sheep
are brought In at night. AS soon as he
can walk he goes out with the flock and
stays with It all 'day. Whenever he be-
gins to anticipate supper by trying to
drive the flock in before sundown he gets
punished. After he is about a year old
.he takes a flock out, guards it from other
dogs and coyotes during the day and
brings it In at the proper time at night
withellt supervision.
Little Nutritive Value.
The carrot, parsnip, turnip, beet and
radish have little tfutritive value, being
mostly water, They cannot be said to be
important articles of diet, but for change •
and variety they have some Value. Tker
are also very useful in making-vcsgettibre
soups. The use of celery is extending
rapidly •and when properly grown fur-
nishes a delicious relish and considerable
nutriment. It has some reputation as an
antidote forrheuntatism, but other appe-
tizing fruits are no doubt equally useful.
It has also a reputation for proaioting
sleep.
TRE manna NEW ERA
or -n. •
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
Unhitched Wales are the best fertilizer
for all stone fruits.
Peach trees suffer the most from, stand-
ing in the thick grass and cher* and
pear the lead of any of the fruit trews.
The objection to frying to grow' grapes
in the orchard went the fruit trees la
that the grape e need all the sunshine pos-
The compact form of growth of the cur- ,
rant adapte it to close garden quarters, '
while its ehility , to thrive in ,a partial
shade js greatly In its favor. •
Generally a warm,, dry, light soil Is
best for the grape, but 6 will succeed hi
almost any kind of fertile soil well adapt-,
ed to garden crops if not tee damp.
Most fruit treea thrive best on rolling
lana, Pruitt+ are less liable to ujury by
froete on rolling land than on level land,
even though the latter be high and dry.
Int on the leaves, which causes them to
to keep the plants in a warm, dry atmos-
phere.
cic spot on roses le a fungus grow -
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
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Flatirons once made redhot never re
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rain the heat as well afterward and will
always be rougher.
Atter eweeping a room allow a full
hour for dust ta, settle. Dust with a
damp cloth, followed by a dry rubbing.
Applyra little lard to dirty hands be -
tore washing them with soap and water.
It loosens th,e dirt and keeps the skIW
soft.
Vinegar niakes :spots on the table linen.
'Teach children te catch the drop left on
the lipactfathe cruet after usink on the
stopper and thus prevent stains, or set
the cruet in a saucer. -
EVER RENEWING.
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We are continually renewing and assort.
ing our stook of
Perftimee, AtomizereaTooth Washes and
Powdars, Brushes, Combs, Hand Mirrors,
Manicure end Toilet Articles generally ; all
up-to-date goode at lowest possible prime.
No need to pey much aboui our continu-
ed suce,:.vin our dispensing department.
We are Accurate in our woeli,whioh Always
insurt Isatoty to our patrons and the pub-
lic.
sale e iPaine's Celery Compound
sr increasing steadily. It is the popular
nar dieix e ;we strongly recommend it.
Our beet efforts Are always put forth to
make our establishment the 'popular drug
store.' a. E. Hovey, Druggist, Clinton,
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THE JEWELER'S ART.
Old Dutch designs are liked for elude -
lattice bag frames.
A. baby's knife and fork show just a
dainty little ffower edging.
The head (silver or allver gilt) of the
latest hatpin is long and slender, with- a
high, round topped stone set in it.
Small sized, open face and half hunting
case viatehes in plain bright gold. with
white Male represent the stylish utilita-
rian watch for women.
Belt buckles grow larger. Some con-
ventional oval and square forms are seen,
but odd and fanciful designs predomi-
nate. Some of the prettiest novelties are
In French gray silver or in gold richly
ehaded.--Jewelert Circular.
The popular view of the relation of the
blood to human character and conduct is
marked in many a familiar expression.
We speak of there being "bad blood" be-
tween people at enmity, of "blue blood" as
indicating ancestry, of "black blood" tte
describing a treaoherone natal e, ard in
many another phrase mark Our belief that
in the mental, moral and physical man,
"the blood is the life." The one limas of a
healthful, happy and useful life is pure
blood. With the blood pure, disease -has
no permanent lodging place in the system.
For, this reason the me of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medias' Bleeder,' ride the body
• of diseases which have their origin in im-
purity of the blood. Ire.baolutely purifies
the blood, carrying off the wade and
poisonons matter, increasing the lotion of
the blood making glands, and building up
the body by supplying the blood in quan-
tity and quality nob as ie essential to a
condition of health. It cures ninety-eight
people out of every hundred who give it a
fair trial.
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What Did Be Meant
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, who Is kind to
literary apprentices, Is Bald to have •re,
ceived not long ago from an ambitious
young author a volume of forbidding
length "for hini ft read." For a moment
he was staggered; but then a happy In-
spiration seized him, and he Made this
delightfully ambiguous reply: "My dear
Mr. Smith, I have, reeeived your book
and shall lose no time in reading it."
The FIneaeler,
Little Willie -Pa, Is n financier man
who can make lots of money?
Pa -No; a financier is a man who can
owe lots of money.a-Chicago Times -Hera
ald.
Mani MEN PALL.
Viotirris t� stontach, liver and ikidney
troubles and feel the result in the loss of
appetite, baskaohe, nervonsnees, headache
Alla tired, ran -down feeling, but, "Electrie
„Bitten: are just the thing for man" wxites
3. W.,Gardner, of Idaville, Ind., "when he
is all run•down, and don't care whether he
lives or dies, o au more to give nieS nevi
strengeliand good appetite than anything
/ could take. loan now eat anything and
have a new lease on life." Only 500.
Every bottle guaranteed by I/. B. Combe,
druggist.
Mr. Adelbert Flay, the new United
States Com:alit Pretoria, has arrived at
Lorenzo Marquez on his way.to the Trans.
•veal.
• The D.-8; L. En:minion of Cod Liver Oil
will build you up, will make you fat and
, healthy. Espealaliyo beneficial to those
:who are "all tun down." Menufaotaree
14 the Davis* Lswrenes 0o,, Ltd.
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NO OITY OF REFUGE.
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vase Brim mai*, 1,,# warms** cloes .bietter stop that
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wkore.00ver He W111.6111, cough now with riteo"Itiollsons Bank
"A very interesting fact of modern ft lia few doses of Ibleorporated bv act of Parliament '
that seems to have escaped attention,"
:February 16, 1900
remarked a New Orleans lawyer the oth- D r. .Wood' • CAPITAL a $2,000,004'
er day, "Is that the world has wiped its Norway Pine REST FUND • $1,500,00
m 0
last city of refuge off the map. There is
140 longer tiny [spot en the globe whqre, yrup
extradition. When I first began to Prae-
our fugitives from justice are safe 1 rom : it run on to end - "'
III Wood's
Ing disposition had a Wide range of choice, I
residence. pain.
S ._.' e .
perhaps in Bron- Norway
chitis Pneu- .
in the matter of foreignpine
tie law, an American criminal of retir- I
Turkey, Algiers, Jepan, Holland, Chile, 1110alta or Con- .
Equndor, the l'hilippinea, Cuba and till surnption. It's
. SYNIP.
of Central Anterlea exeept British Hon -
f
dunes guttruntet• security to assorted a woriderullung
down, and the list of resorts (pen to slip- Iraling remedy
brands of fngitives, from murderers .
ole embezzlers was very much larger. that cures Abe:
hn lo HEAD OK'D= MO AIM
wayzodra)0Ar
,•to•ouriiviiiiwr, bank cashier made a bee line for kinds of
lug joke, like the mother-in-law gag and when oandc°Ids
thers fail.
and the thing got, to be stand, coughs.
the into ry quips about plumbels. Nevet-
theless, the circle kept steadily contract-
ing.- aud one by into the diffsrent main
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tries entered into 111 11117 itt treaties, and put
up the bars, 80 the American crook who
wanted a change of air began to find him-
self in the position of Dick Swiveller
.when, he checked off the London streets
he couldn't traverse without meeting
creditores I( was mighty Wird ‘vork to
figure out .a safe itinerary. Canada, hung
tenaeionsly to the tourist trade, but at
' last she passed a law against bringing
stolen property into the Dominion that
- practically excluded the flitting banker.
"Japan was one Of tire last of the dia. •
tent powers -to adopt a treati covering
.what are called 'crimes against property,'
and the new proviso was e severe blow
to felonious gentlemen in deligete health.'"
Lt robbed -them of -the balmy climate of .
• Yokohama. Eventually things simmered
down to • Central America and then by .
process of elimination to. Spanish Hon-
duras. That was the final stronghold of
the 'fugitive, but In 1898 the congress of
that nation approved a new treaty clause
containing the usual extradition. provi-
sions.
"So, -as I said before, there Is :now us-
' city .of refuge on the face of, the earth.
The inan with a witrrant goes Whereso-
ever he lists.V-New ''Orleanti Times -
Democrat
tfREE PATFER
flier own ilelection)tO ovadieubsoriber, Beaunla
ored lithographed plates d illuetratIons.. 0
latest, artiSlo, elpaisito an minty ilp•bo-to designs:
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to CALLS
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▪ WOFIFiff aet!,0 ArfrOlTis Alan.
I may lie rena.fia a likltai
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.1 Iltce, Tamen to., rq. n.. March ID, 1P.M. '
. a Time Sire I-1 have oce your If oselalreSpavin Core and
.! think it a good Ltulmenr. 1 hare cured n Spiteln on my bent
; metro, end 1 would oafish, 0)8, ft 10,, W.:kb I offered fot 5717
a before. 1 will be )$-I 1' haver your look and receipts for
• alb lacto:c4151Aav n3 I reM1.1 OU the CaTik0O..
Harlington, P. O., Ontario, Mar. COS.
• Dr. L. J. Vendall Co
jr, Deer Sirot-rncloned please 5n1 A 1-..e.cent stamp for yore
to valuable three llook. I had one bit Itielost. llaytr used
yr your KeadelTs ,0 prom Care willow! Asa tenure in years, mut
enanider It tire best Lin Intent for ban or basal In the market.
a, Mace send Inc the book as y011 advert he It on bottle, forborne.
. GEORGZ BROWN,
It is in absolutely 'reliableremedy, for Spades,
4 SplInts,Carbe..Itingleanes,ele.. Tlem0Yeel thel_tmnclt and
41 leaves no rear. ?rite, elf air air $5. An 'b. liniment
%, for faun HY moo it lea no rd. Ask 'Our druggist
.0 lnoko 00 ytlit
Yea.4. • FIlAb/K Mint.
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MAGAZItif,
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once you will be so pletteed with it that you
will prefer it to the other brands. We are
now selling the White Swan at 11145 per
owt. Several of our customers have asked
for Rye Flour, of whioh we 'now have a
stook on hand.
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A-. 000keri Manaitiag Editor of the "Canadian
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from Mears' travelling in, south Africa for
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sure usws ofthis, that we Will mail fres for
emnparison our prospectua to anyone possess-
utda rival prespeetne. Mantras and terme
frier ABVIY World Ptiblishing Company,
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SOME BEAUTIFUL GOODS
IN DINNER AND TOILET SETS.
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• We buy aired from the manufacturers in Staffordshire, England, and thus buy
at first cost. We secure goods of finest quality, and therefore, -know that in prices and
value onr goo le are unsurpassed. Buyers must save money n these goods, compared
with articles not so favorably purchaned.
• ----Exquisite Dinner, Tea and. Toilet 'Sets
DINNER AND TEA. SETS, 97 Ineces, froln $5 up.
TOILET SETS, complete *2 and upwardse.:' -
Y011 can examine these goods without being compelled to'beyabitt you vallt Vint
to buy (lifter you examine. . - a
ALL KINDS OF NEW FRUITS AT LOINEST PRICES.,
We have the best 25c Tea in town; we have tea at other prices, but no Mettale
what priced tea von want, we oan gige you extra value, Agent for Ram Lel% AppletoeLa_asai
Monsoon and Brno Ribbon packet Teas.
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yo EVERY ONE Who can end in the Dewey pusiqe 2 gaces.-gm*
theta *adrenal to ra-ke give an exqulaltee Unsay style simutitive
Opal or Roby Stick Pin Free, nod send 12 Toncent package.) of Im.
perishable Perfumeto sell for to 15to OM. Wh•ii mole, rchim rrihroty
and we eye you Free choice of a heavily plated ('1 ,0 Preelet *Mk
Lock and Key. nr Solid Gold 15.e1l Berber Birthday Ring. Simply
nterprat putzle and we send prim wttheot money of ion.. Mite today Vero riot nothine..0 *rainy 'Oa OW/Val
utage on SF Perfumes sent Into Canada. rookies Its elePrerv arraolutelr Ilea 1714 er,,h1gonle aro re turnable.
'mike this saw NATIONAL SUPPLY €41.. 46.30 ‘Yest-Ltrned st.. 1104001. lases.
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i?e.cluction. in
ur Prices
In order to clean out the balance of our stock ot Furs
offer -:-7,
1513.00. Caperines for 510.00
$16:o0Oaperines for 313.00.
$22.00 daperines for 311.00
533.00 rur Capes for $28.00
$18.00.rur Capes 'for 515.00
All our Furs at similar reductions for cash.
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