HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-03-09, Page 3.1
A man
with a
that head
of hair i
a marked
man. But
the big
bald spot
is . not the
kind of a mark most
men like.
: Too many men in
their- twenties --are.
bald,. This is• absurd
and. all unnecessary.
Healthy hair shows
men's strength. ' trn 'h.. To
build up the . hair from
the roots, to prevent
and to -r
cure
bald-
ness,
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THE CLINTONNEW EU4
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ONE QF GOUGH'S CLIMAXES. ELIJAkt AND r HB RAVENS.
A Peroration by Which lie " hrillreg
#il. Hearer*. ° Th Old Salt Talked d N ati aI # w A Conciliative. N rth G; li
' and many a try ago on op the than Landlab1' . "Janice," dared an abler preacher than• Itr. Francis
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frontier line of the valley of the Mime- Jaines, she said as she swept do�au -
+ -iota in the at that time beautiful village Through negotiations Ilio avail; from hot house to rho carriage
out that Gou h tweet an eastern attorney and a local in all the glary of a Surgeons gown and l p r b, New York.
Ala. Ii81.ONCIED i0' HS1t." - .
BOARDSp MIS CRAFT.
'•• A-etorip 'which 1ltd Not Fit 'lt'hior 1Rar-
The Swell Society 1Gady, tier Mold, ocular 5llsilatcr'. Cruse.
The. - aat a e Nautical o raa• au o Carolina probably never pro -
Mani
'conducted be- i e L. IIn'wkes, who once was pastor of
of Mankato, wordwento g o c Grace i; ,Isco al Chu co k.
! had been engaged by the local lyceum bu- real estate man, one oe the old school Darts hitt, "James, my horses do not look • Short, thickset, swarthy, black eyed and
• ream to lecture on temperance. Gough captains, who had sailed the waters salt well groomed. Are you certain that yep black haired, he was al striking person
Caine. lie was received by. a committee and fresh, purchased. n ,pretty residence see to this properly?" f age: Ile ryas not only n gi&at pulpit
Of _;nen who had fought Indians, swamin the norther;► part of the city. He hap -i "Sure, arum, it's two hours a day each orator, but eousfdered the best -sada- is
rivers, spoiled the virgin forests, opened Dental to eomenirwhile the agent was sit . _that. they -haus of tt►a'curry and brush. the New York episcopacy. His rattler
new soli, endured poverty, sage ed hilt= pet intending porno' bnprovements to the Their coats are like satin." 111xur1aue:.fatnWt.' deteri'rd'- hitt- .fram arc-
ger and never surrendered the! •'belief I. property. ' "My carriage, James, looks rusty." cepting a bishopric, which would have
the right. They eseorted 'hint to the op• ' "Ahoy!" hailed the captain as he hove . "You can see your face !n it aa in b • otherwise bean tendeeed. One day a del•
era•.bouse and stage. • In sight. "That's her, hey 1 And a tidy looking glass, mum:' egution from a Buffalo church wafted
His speech was slow at first, gestures lookin craft she is. flood holdin ground, "My harnesa is not•brightly polished,'.'' upon, Nina and invited him to accept a
few, illustrations not many. The village too, for the man as would cast anchor "The second plan put in all the morn- Pastorate is that city.
topers were out in force and some more to stay till final orders. Pardon, sir, for ing on it,. malt."' "Well, gentlemen, other things being
decent men for whom women were praT= not 8rin a salute and Minato tile, ensigf, it" 'to the maid in the smart • satisfactory, the 'question of acceptance •
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Mg to give over the habit of drink. 8 •s sir. We'll crack a bottle over the cap- white cap by her side, holding the pug. ;narrows down to a business Matter,"
It always ' restores
color,- to fadedor gray
hair.% 'Notice that
word, "always." And
it cures dandruff. ,
$1.00 s bottle. All druggists,
misery brought
art and then the rules has !,Marie, tell Pe
ht b drink, of the laws ' got to be observed, sir; "fdr"'evou-nn old tl ?„
told -something of -hie. •awn• life,. -Of -that .... titan, me_he y,
Peter to keep my lawn !n said Dr,
Hawkes. "What salary do you
bate trial ---A'nd' Marie see -•that the o er
of self denial and self sacrifice. He wail hulk like meselt is liable to take a con -
intense at all times, and this intensity sort."
parlor maid draws the shades in the '`"Dr." Hawkes," said the spolcesnmali.--
morning, I will not have my. curtains "we recognize -that you have a high ,
bore down upon the listeners until he had Naturntly enoagh, the• agent thought and my carpets in my, haute ruined iv reputation and are willing to be liberal. with
and gurgling whistles, was silent, an
made them one y, inclined
Even the the captain was drunk and was; India-
that
sun. And, Marie, say to the florist . Our recent pastor received $2,500, but
small v111age boy, Inclined to cat calla crest enogh to say 80. that it k cannot send nv flowers. home on account of
your standing we have
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d "What!' shouted the authorized' in- at the exact hour ordered another estab- decided to offer you $3,000.
there came through the sepulchral hall varier.. "Won't let' me pass? Order me lishment will be patronized." • "My
good man," cried the doctor, ,"do
no sound but the rawcry of the winter „
rim ou down you whales?
h t. to yeti me • topsails! Run 'athwart
my "Yes, madam. Anything eine madam you know what salary 1 am• receiving..
wind from outside. hawser. will you? ,;tither 'me optles if I
He made some•sligbt comment on the ha+ "No --yes, Marie. 'Say to the caterer
condition of a 'drunkard's family—the Fourth of July coekboat and'tootin a that `when I give a' dinner I must have
want which came upon them, the loss of • landlubber's horn," •
self respect. Be described the degrade- "Move on, now." serving men who know how to wall on a
? „tion of spirit which rested with • the "Move on? Me! With. the admiral's table, not bricklayers. At my dinners
base uroe
In own I shaving"
ad w s
n i m p
y
p.
t
- eve on
kctR e. M lar
r It ttt'me' oc M
habitual drinker and bow g that spirit Permit p things done . as I wish them and In the
was not destroyed mere :signing of the a soft shell+1'caroon and without grin a style for which I am willing to' pay. Now
tedge would not redeem, He pleaded broadside? I'll board me craft if, I have
n 'tempted to y
for exercise of will power, more potent to shoot all yer standin riggin away. I d e' ;James, drive to the modfste's, I wish
In effecting reform than all' the drugs like to have, the teachin • of you on a •
and medicines in the world. This ;was year's 'Cruise, you chicken gaited swab.. to feel sure that that wretched Creature
but developing the minds of his hearers with h thinker as foggy as the banks. et wiii surely send home my evening gown
for a chinas. Newfoundland. Clew up, now, for -X tonight. er's, go to my milliner's, then
•1 . Suddenly. he• swung one arm: high in'; have the orders," and he dramatically to Bayler's, then 'to the marketman's,.
th f and shouted• -•-produced. the deeds. then to Mrs. Fitzpoodle's, aYtd to ,
Mrs: Tomtits and oil the way home' stop
Fifa—there.
:04
• "" M bus me out among'
stranggers--a' great deal. I would•
actnall feel ashamed eve time:.
Mybusiness cons
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1 would take off -my bat., y hair s
VAS so thin and; the bald allots
showed So plainly. I began the use , ■ '
or your iiair:vigor-iess-than-three-_
months a .'"7oda I end I have as -
line •a . f hair as I ever bad.• •
Z> la
I tell everybody what I used, and
remedy, i (i$o. YEexn,
they say�� t must be a wonderful
Dec,14,1898. Chicago, I11. • s
We have a book .on The 'Hair acct 41
Scalp which ' we will send free upon -, .
requeet. If yon do not obtain all the
benefits you expected from the use of
tthg�e Yi or, write the. Doctor about ■
11. Adt less.
DB, J. o. AYER
Lowen, Man.
Moody's Remarkable Life. •,
ear "l throwed the rn
"A drunkard and his fall to the depths.. grapplin hooka,. without
of everlasting hell is like the' man who a blow struck," -tells the captain, "and
climbs to the top of St. Peter's in Rome. the agent made his proper excuses for
He is on the very summit of the great not understandin English."—Detroit Free
doth, the blue sky above and the world Press.
far, far beneath.. Be looks.down from -
h' perch and,having nothingtograsp,
at Mrgi..Eiderdown's. No, we will'not
call for my - husband. Dr.' L Cailoften
Kidglove says he needs exercise, and he'd '
better walk or'take the cars home—so
ear. And cow. understand if you don't
bete?"
."I get, $1,5,000 this parsonage'. and
as 1 have an expensive family 1 do
not see my way clear to •nceept your
ager.
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The spokesman lool:t'd rather skeepiah
but made another essay, 4•• -:.• .__-.,'--
"If we had known tlint, sir,' we would
undoubtedly have 'mitred elsewhere. lint
you should remember that the 'Wolk of
the Lord must be done, and ,ts for pro.
'!ding for your family, yon know the
story of Elijah and the ravens."' •
"Now,. my . friends. resrpainded the
Clergyman. quizzically, "1 have made the
13lbiw my study .ere& since' I was 2S. t
here read it throngtt carefully and pray "
erfully .over 1OU times, f 'remember . tlu'
raven incident perfectly. but • nowhere
can I tint! any reference to the Lord's
attend• to me and to my property aa I or, prcn�idiug; far young 1iawkes."—Washing:
is av ng ACCIDL" NTS • der out you go, You hear me?"
to hold to, grows dizzy. '_: ,"Yes mum."
ton . Post.
"E-verything , is • whirling now before Will happen. in the best : regulated lienee ."Yes, madam."
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him. His senses leave him. Be is swoon Scalds, Barns and Cute are of frequent' "Drive on. She was the•' fond motheraof a fine
...ing. His feet• slip. Ile is off the donne.: occurrence, There fa nothing for these +"And'"ta think," muttered Jamas, as. he babq. 'But it was a crying baby. She
He is in the air. Ha Is falling oases equal to Hagy''afd's . Yellow Oil. It brought the lush down upon the shining unclothed •t
"Down! Downs • Down! takes out pain and promates rapid healing. flanks, of the matched blacks, "Ilial—when
• "To the earth beneath and the ruin of s the old man married her she hadn't a pin- •I ^
himself. ny in the world, and. to me certain `know;- f
"Thus descends the drunkard—The will of tial ate Mr. Geo. aa',, of $tt, edge she hasn't worked a day or earned ,
"Downy Down! Down! of Hamilton; diorites of an estate of G00 . a cint since, nor has she had. any money
"To the !ilea of hell and "the ruin of -his OOII, left her, But it's all hers—the house, the
soul!" • The London Sf�eets Railway directors
The whole exclamiion_ was accompa- ` have voted one d'a" gross receipts to furniture, the dresses and the jewels, the
Hied with' suck 'use of his right arm and the Patriotic Fun. horses and carriages, the dinners, the
body as to'bring the tearful descent 1m• functions, the servants, the lawn and the
mediately to the eye of the mind: was burned Robeson, a fever patient, pug dog, all hers, *chiding the $30,000 a
to death at Port Huron by year the old man be after making, .a -slay-
A shudder ran; over the audience. The his clothes taking fire: ` 1.,. ing and. a -riding in the street talc, when
sobs of women were heard. Men un'
comfortable. Men and. women .are„ lir!- The total British' losses in South Af- the poor'Civil is to tired to walk. Faith,
'tis the fifth swell family: I. have driven
for where; the whole outfit, Including .the
What is
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Castoria is 'for Infants and, Children. Castello, is o,
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, 'Drops
'and Swathing Syrups. let contains., neither Opium,
• - Af orphine nor :other N arcotic-substance. It is Pleasant. _ _.._,
Its' guarantee is: thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms 'and allays Feverish,.
ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria
relieves' Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
• F1'atulenCy. Castoria assimilates the Food,' a regulates
tate Stomach and Bowels.oflnfants and Children, ,giving
: healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
` Panacea—The Mother's Friend. '
Castoria. • •
""Castoria 10 an excellent medicine for
children. "Withers repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children." •
DR. G. C. os000n, Lowell, Mass.
Castoria.
Cas
' "" Castor#a Is so well adapted to children:.
that I recommend it as superior to any pre••
scriptien known to me," -
II, A. ARcitsii, M. D. Brooklyn, N. #'"
THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE. OF
APPEARS ON•EVERY:'' WRAPPER.
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e i •
q TNF^6CNtAVR OOM AN.Y, tT M�RU Y fTRt t' NCW Yeaa O,TY.
-and looked for • i,tio��i4.e.�_—
•
pins: Nothing
was hurting it.
She looked to
, the' baby's
food. It was
sweet and
Wholesome'.
But the baby
still cried• and
wailed. , Then
she called the
doctor,.. He •
examined the
child and mid;
`•` starvation."
ing today who still feel the power of that
illustration, uttered. by lips long since
cold:•
ries are 12,834 killed, wounded and
missing. The Canadians lost 121.' •
' Lasa -Liver Pills are easy noting; non -
We have received a book of much ,. irritating and purely vegetable. They are
importance at the present • time, f, -ort' Iteyorter. Blander.. the meat effective remedy known for Oon-•
the Poole Publishing Co.. Toronto, the•
With .the charitable purpose of pre. • etipation, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, and •siok
"Life of D: L. Moody." The book is • senting a psychological explanation for • Headache. , Price 25o., '
often m
ark
the inaccuracy which all too ft s • The Gi-ocernment has extended/tile
foal printed, and is. inbattraotive • to the work' of perfectly honest reporters
paces or -illustrations emheilish .its„ time for private sale of binder twine at
pages, covering t he outstanding feat- The Christian Register says: When one Kingston Penitentiary to March 20.
Ares in Mr Moody's career, home life : is listening to a discourse, two things oc• The' . Penitentiary
system• of wireless tele•
and religious experience. The .book ss, copy his mind at the same time -the urge, ra hv'was, tried in the British
published at 25e tri, -heavy paper cover, the drscourae to which he is listening; the manoeu lea, and proved .eery success
' cloth; f l t all other the train of thought suggested to v
ox s ores or will a
the;. ublisbers on receipt f along in his mind parallel with the first The coroner's jury at Hamilton re-
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Ported- in place of the discourse, which is the case of 1W. F. Walker, Q•U., killed
late Season lin Women's
forgotten.'
at the Charles street crossing of the
There is something, perhaps a good
or;,ii0c bound la c o '; is .for sale a a •:. fug,
b k t -Il b sent postpaid by him by the discourse. The second rune
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o price.'
tp p and frequently is remembered and re• turned a verdict of accidental der►eh.in
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T., 11. at: B.
Wear. • deal, in this theory, but however well it Postmaster -General Mulock bas ar-
A whit season is predicted for this may serve as an explanation its utility as ranged with the authorities of Great
means that>many light
t smallest. The aim- Britain and Cape Colony that; letters
' u es will' pleat way. out of the difficulty is to lay from the Canadian troops In South Af-
s cost m
Summer, .hich an excuse s ofthe am r'
aecessori of women the blame on. Dame Nature, whose hos- race shall be forwarded and deltyore
shades
dern;thet they will be of etbrilliante illstet •:tility to exact duplications o! any- kind is whetner paid'or not.colo•
coaden r ather than th a morestoe ,illustrated in every inch o! her broad do•
used hs—the brighter ehpdes to be DON'T TELL ANYBODY,
used with white, an$.the lighter tones main.- No two men ever heard or saw a rT
-with black. March. Ladies'' Rome -thing alike, •and probably no two eve • 1f no one should tell you about it, you
will. Reporters are no more fallible than would hardly know there wee cod-liver oil
other people; indeed,' their accuracy is in Soott's Emulsion, the taste is se nicely
far above the average. _They, however, . covered. Children like it, and the Puente
have a thousand critics where other•folks don't objeot.
have one, and not one of the thousand
A case of smallpox has broken out ever passes over theirerrors. of overe-
at Ruthveu, Essex County. henslon or expression in kindly silence.—
The Belleville Street Balmy was offer-: New York Time.
Balmy
Journal. '
NHWB Norm.
JOHN, RUSKIN'.
• ed for sale by unction yesterday, but no bid Pew men have done more In the cense
was made. Before and After: • of spiritual beauty as well as material
an'e faenitnr8 factory and an Some years ago a young curate, seek- art than John Ruskin.—Pittsburg Dia-
MoLa
Bing to be licensed, was bidden by Dr• . patch.
adjoinadjoining�laninplaningmill at Stratford r were Terliple,. archbishop' o! .Clanterbury, to 'Like `Shakespeare, his getltus flashed
destroyed -Sy Bre. •read a few verses of the Bible in order suddenly upon the world. Ruskin's an:
The Masonic Temple, destroyed by that his fitness• -.for conducting public cestry did not foreshadow hie wonderful
fire at 1,4ndon,Ont, will be replaced by worship might be judged. -. gifts. He came forth, Minervalike, full
a large and better building.' . "Not loud enough,” was the criticism of panoplied with rare talents.—Washington
Col. Hercbmer cables the Minister Of the bishop when the young man, bad On. Post.
Militia from Cape ,;,Town that eight !shed. Whatever judgment be passed oft Rus -
horses died on the.gomeranian on the "Ob, I'm sorry to• heir that, my lord," kin's ideas he set people to thinking who
Way o t. replied the curate. "A lady in the church had never thought before, and what .he.
Ne Brunawicltt'rovincial'lregleurer yesterday told me 1 could be heard most had to say he said. in phrases than will
reports a surplus of $14,000, and asks •plainly all over. live as models of English prose.—New'
the Legislature to vote $5;000 to the • • Uhl You are engaged?" suddenly ask. York Sun.
families of volunteers now serving in 'Dr, Temple' __ �_ ..•.-- John Ruskin was almost the 'bait of
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• South Afrfoa.:
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Yes, my old. "- that galaxy of great minds which illumin-
ed English literature during the middle
WEAK,VONGiS. _ "Now, listen to me, young man
„ g d don't believe everything said to be the very iast survivor. --Buf-
Mr Frank Jefor • !e, Coldwater, Ont.,: I the lady tells you; but," he added, frith fnlo Courier.
d' was troubled for (tome. time with Sore a deep chuckle, "`after you are married
Throat and ood's
Norway Pine bye p oared me whenwother believe every word she says." the mens off baso time to thought.
d thigh ,
remedies failed. Pee 21 o, . unlatch soldier'. Emergency Ra- ideals, he was a factor to be compared
The Princess Louise cabled to Lord Clone. only to Carlyle, Who shared with him en
MilntO her'' congratt+ilatione at gumless What are known as "emergency ra Intense indignation against .shams of all
surrender, effected clay) gallant 'Can- tions" are contained in little tin cases kinds.—Chicago Record.
adieu aid, and her deet sympathy fpr somewhere about the size of a small . • If England today is less Philistine than
Canadian losses. brandy flask. One-half the case contains Ii0 years ago, the glory of this -gain be-
cTh rand 'Theatre , at Islingtont four„ ounces of pemmican and the other-
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ther. _ foiigs chiefly to Ruskin in doing for art
re Sir Mail' Irving and other ,half four ounces of cocoa paste. .nveie `what Darwin and Huxley and Spencer
stars have _been in the' habit of begin.- man in the field carries one of'tfik- n have, done for science or what Carlyle,
Hung provincial tours, was gutted by his haversack, and whatever,haiipens to and Arnold have done for letters.—N'ew
fire. - . • the. regular. commissariat being got upon York World.
John Barry,' o$, Montreal, who volun• his ,back •enough to live upon for $0 Ruskin will be remembered best and
x d for active service' in South Af• ' hours. 'l;,:lhp,E, feinpaitari Is lean meat, dried longest as rimester of English prose. He
retire . serk••itf Ida brother, Whit Was nnat nsl-ii and aft" powder. and compressed •wrote the richest and most poetignt and
ri
ms in • �i into a block and, ,lll1. the cocoa paste, luxuriant prose of the nineteenth centu-
attac .bas been. accepted, and will be - may b ttateri as it'll' or dissolved In hot ry, prose that for music can hardly be
attached to the Strathcona Sorsp. , : water. It comes into the depot in tierces compared with anybody's except Sitel-
T. Milburn &. Co.,- -Yone Rtordmatio of_ 1.000 pounds each, and t'tery tierce ley's and Milton's. • u13"'Tiulo Express.
Pills dfdine mores good tht#p any ether Is divided into 4,000 rations. it edit
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MaaaourttPalle�l le ffi r,d, {frit:;, he is well provided.•" -London Chronicle:
.. while of this century. `Herbert Spencer naay.be
you are engn a v
remedy and teens dor theirs a per t car• kei"p almost indefinitely, so that wherever PERT PERSQNAL.S"..
for Rheumatism the 'British soldier' goes on active•.errice .
Ne Yor a . �e. eat O{ l J Ktnl;s
we I'eaclie To bel 7ldonda 'fram' .-- Alfred .Austin's poetry Teams the be
�,,�y tloeial 1perplexittea. quite- up to the standard of Brltleh
'The. *el ', 69 willbarrister of Tor.t "It le rude for a sneer to'look it his mCorbett r fir he fs going to aurprftrs
onto, and ex:JI Ce b the county of:.' tvatclI." .
Bowe*, . o;;, .particulars ;Vere received' "Steer s m peoOst pte. `Be eau easily
?ily d 11 1 dhe
ray a gf ly1c 'I'hl')c Mr''Langanver. ; "Andiruder cora host to look. at the Lord It rt 1. not raying much for
death occurred. The 'news, however, ; ' crack, publication y,
reachl ritC'lItiltLitolilet.' lfjr' cables' f o' {'; " Of course."
•
. th . da . but there ly rea-
(#tlptistr tg�ily, fittrit%Gi�e thou .tttttt, r. ""Well, how. do polite people ever get sort:• to believe thiut he, is 'doing' home°
tSGil1- died coil trotted i lift ;ant the :•; sn•,ty Cres) each 'other?"--Chleago roc- mighty hai&thinSciag;�Philadelphia Bqf-
IetW,
8 gd
wbitherlte hail gone for hut he�alt
voyage across from" A:lodges to Itiil1" • old.
TO OMB OATA'Ri .:,NJJ `'STD Y
se The do*ntea• de Oastellane is scarce-
,- -Ate in, X. a Bran& , if disposed to feel any etultattbn over
"`blow, `Vu'illiatf, feh't this retree'xe good tbd fact that she has one of the moat ex.
ss that your mother used to maker- • pensive -husbands in the. list,--Waahtntt-
' , bintE . - "It le better than that •lite: niadte id ton Star.
horns, Eller—much
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'Emperor William s acting better. But it' isn't • 11 iam 1 ' in ..g
like the bad
You out rice the itiiost np-to-date and as good as that she, sled is make foe boy who visits his grandreotbger, and thezt
This' '
real tint, ndi a lie J retwindows f t alta a eii all. ii ad nt. hercrier w nd wa lie•
Method O hu foci all a atones at .
dd Inst $ 1?o throws t a zOtt hp
ca* only be hid . Itt flaierthol&dne whioh canons her cooky far Is empty.• -Baltimore
an by, • nheiatiOli and is info to reach• ' American. ,
fight apo;.. TreatmentsAU'requiring
master's income, belongs to'the misses, . ,,"rhe child ia crying for food." "But,'"':
and all bought with his money. Sure, ft's : said the mother, '" it has all the food it
a woman I'd be meself for an instant if I will take." " The question.of . starve -
could be after making the stuff so easily tion" ?brined the. doctor, .'" is not how
doing nothings"—Washington Star., much food is taken but how utucli is as-.
similated and goes to nourish the body.":
Vof a out-
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thePain in the d is often only the ou
ca, bo n
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' d: dear old lady who lived ' up on Mar- cry of starvation. :you eat'enough but
shall street died suddenly the.other. day. the stomach is not doing its work, and
Her 'death Was completely unexpected.. .the nervous system. is starving. Put the
In fact,' the evening.before: him died she stomach right and the pains will cease,
had. been persuaded to speak into the e- together withathe uncomfortable conse-
ceiver o!• a phonograph. owned by her ; quences of the, condition. Tbexe is no
son-in-law. "ft turned out to be a re-' medicine made. which can equal Doctor
markably good record, for the old lady ,'ierce's Golden Medical Discoyery in
had a peculiarly -skill voiee, and es she the quickness of its action on the atom,..
sang her'favorite hymn into the phone- ach. • It cures diseases of the, digestive
graph the reproduction was perfect. and nutritive system, increases the "aa.
Now, there is a `colored girl in. the tam -tion of the blood -making glands, and
ily who possesses all the superstitions of so induces a proper an perfect distri-
her race.' A' couple of days atter the fu, bution of the necessary "nourishment
neral she'was dusting the furniture in ' to. blood . and bone, nerve and muscle
the sitting room when -she inadvertently throughout the whole body: There: is
turned the' switch that started the pho- pp alcohol, opium or other narcotic con-
nograph. As luck would have it the tained in "Golden Medical Discovery."
cylinder was the one containing • the old ` " 1 wish to say to the world that Dr. Pierce's
the Ricba d. i'#arding Davie. has started for
a of rp1'►yii" dei orbits, 'effirYtr; riintiti trite, : —. the, Transvaal as a war .correspondent„
*teething 61 °16 F1116'uniltl e"tbedintlted ; At Chesney, Ilailidet & Co.'s gelid& After be gets there .the British generals
sir•ireatta.rit aeperr t se them J►Ir er store rise damaged tathe-extent of 14,000 will not stiffer any longer for lack, of ex-
it to.x-
by'gre. pert ndvie .'-Boston Globe,
•, tt le bptb pietawant and taative M employ
Any Dare orr
f irritable throat ,
fetid breath The D ai$ L Emulsion himuft... Scott
in
'bronobitie, °Mori( "ana teuthma. For rale thosehaving Lung troubles with tendancy Children Cry or
a.11,104 tts er by mail, priori $1, For to hemorrhages. A few bottfes•takenraga-
tr)it1 tlatilt Mend 10o. in .tamps to E', 0. lady make to wonderful improvement.
,Filson +t CO., 36, Kingston, Ont, Made by Delis di Lawrence Co., 'him, CAST° ; e
d
lady's hymn, and it rang out with star- blessing to mit " wt ea Mryislils nrov. B con oC
Bing distinctness. The colored girl stood' shutesbury, Pr&nkliu Co., Mass., "as I frmlyl •
rooted to the spot 'gasping for breath It '
;relieve should 1! is o very
New
pring Importation,
PRINTS -Tile celebrated "rums":;prints., in.. Navy...Red and
Fancies. A special line' 34 inches• wide ii ht color 5c:
P .g •
i. 1IS , ATEENS C ETONN FSS• ARTMUSLINS AND.
GINGHAM; , S , ,
ns• and ' Ti t c to designs. "
ART ;SILKS In t e Hewes o rl g�
GREY . COTTONS, S
HIRTINGS AND COT all'
bought before the •advance' in prices. A sl ecial line
of 36 inch sheeting.7c per y and and a special line c'"
•fin makefactoryn 3t,. and ends' at 6c per and b
e _ yard. .:... p y the piece.
FANCY SILKS in waist lengths at from 1 to $4.
• line worth 30c for i e per yard.
HOMESPUN TWEED for Suits and.Skirts in
mixtures, the newest patterns and styles,
was fully a minute before elle quite ie
A special
plaids and
bad slate nowif
doctored
it stomach
Sr-Iasi/abet tbl er i89q, venal. CE.. URTAI1 S fit 15e per pail; . yards It ng and. all --
was doctored for my stpmach rouble several , 1 i' : ,_�•,�_•.•_
covered her faculties, and then, with a years, going through a course of treatment with -rice$ hl her.
yell' of "Fah de Lawd's sake! Missy 'Li- out any real benefit. In Siptember, 1896, I had l?
sa'e cane back!" she ran down stairs ! cry sick spells d g[ , i t but
o e v s s an few worse • con ea
Mt e. I commenced n September, i89ry, to take
No amount of :explaining could.eo'avince . or. Pierre's medicine and in a short time I could
her that. there was nothing supernatural-eatwork. I have gained twenty pounds in
about it, so she took. her clothes , and two months.
went. -Philadelphia .Record:- • •
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Lord Statncona stilt hopes to to.visit
Canada shortly. His. dootor for dds him . MEAT .NAI I ET•
doing eo now, though he is keeping fairly
Tine• Imperial
well.
"""Alex. Matheson, who for the period ,
the Stratford. ,Beacon, and who from
1801 until last August was superinten-
dent of the Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb at Belleville, died suddenly at
his residence in .Toronto. . -
of 25 years was editor and patina Or of
Don't chide the
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The' undersigned wrap to inform ,
the people of Clinton and . story
they have ape ed up in the atoll;
formerly occupied by Fair & Co
'MacKay Block; Ontario St., •
where they will keep in stook ail kinds of -
• Fresh, Cooked, Cured and
Canned Meats,
such as is tiaually carried in a flrst•etaee meat
Store, together with Poultry,, Canned Tongue
Beet, Pigs Feet, Mince Meat, and all articles of -
a like . nature .whioh 'Inbred delivered arae t0 -
anq
part the town. Orders solicited.
S' Ibe.;gooal:6ausage for S5 costs.
JOH,A SOIIUTON, Manager
1i C `Cel T. R. F. CASE & CO,
Don't scold the little
1 .nee if the bed Is wet in
1(, the morning; . It isn't the
child's f►n11. It is suffer-
ing from a weakness of the kidneys and
bladder, and weak kidneys need strength. '
ening—that's all. You can't afford to risk
delay. Neglect may entail *lifetime of
suffering and misery.
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS '•
Does cots smoke, Beane &ghee. Is easy to
Acme Drum
• Por floating and
Ventilating purpose*
This exoeliei"t Dram is con*
struoted of the very best meter-
ia1 on the moot scientifld grin;
oip'ies, and by virtue of its epe-
s is the GHEATEST
Hgl EATIN1aeDRUM ON EARTH.
It, takes the cold air freta the
Boor, heats and cironlates it
through thd•bottle, end thug
eoonomiees in the matter of
ifirk~ fuel to such an extent th.tfully`
ani halt less feel ig required.
etrengthoa the kidney. and' bladder, then nutusss. Those whofraysone inuse scythe,
all trouble is at an end.. I would not bhewithont it. This Dram is now
Mrs. B. Kidner, a London, *n%.. mother, ur.a iia semi of the best lienees in Clinton
living a* 4991 af.y St., ills t W. 'WE1%B, I7lihtsn,"
"My little daughter. six eef* old, has ' spti5.tm Sole Manufacturer for Huron
had weak kidneys eine. birth. Last•Feb" is-._
rusty 1 got *box of Doein'. ;fad ey P111 i! MONEY To LOAIii. a
at S'tron 's aril store. ,%linos takinngtbem
i more kidneytrbttble of.rany PRIVATE P'IINDS.
kind:' I' gladly make thiel .Hearn iapb `ba.' `Atlowratet bit tiretrclatitmertgage3.
muse of i e.,�en.At ;ny •child 's t stvsd Apply to
flop-; ibis tatedttlWtl'• . . a Il. ltfe'1'agga' t,
• Milt ort tq-t! Clinton. Ont.
ilia iiatt ad n0 .
16.0tilctc corm,
!yDyfaetor
, ,, 5 " t , fi , P ,, ,.. , • v u.4
Mom' noLONC AFFECTIONS,
Late Bottlfs, 5 oat. ' '
DAVIS & tAWltrN'cL Cd;, Limited,
Prop's, Perry Dote 'Pain Slier.
trent York ifectrc*t
R. Coats Son:
ou, Looki Are
Foraplace to buy the best grade of groceries cheap,
•'�I
ND IT IYERh
if so, ."YOU WILL FI ,
Maple Syrup, Buckwheat Flour, and a dozen kinds of
choice Breakfast Food, Corn Meal, Oatmeal, Flour, Fancy'
Decorated Dinner, Tea and Toilet,Sets, Fancy • Glass and
China Derry. Sets and Table Sets Cheap. .
Before you purchase give. us a call:
•N. ROBSON'S . CASH GROOBR"
Clinton, February 15th, 1000,
Eueter Four
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AT NO EXTRA COSF
All kinds of Small Field Seeds, as Timothy, Red and
Alsike Clovers. Headquarters for 'Turnip, Mongold, Garr°
d
Seeds. Fresh Groceries and Canned Goods.
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Oar apeotalty is Tear: Try aur iso Tea, Other`varfettee equally;ad oheap.
Highestgmarket price paid in oath for eggs.
Sleighs .....
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Anti t rs
-; .tit olki MAR101,1G WOIi S. '
0000 tit's ODD STAND'.
Next to ffommerelat',llote1.
ichto eitab ishment to [mull op nation and an
orderflbd in the toot- aatiefa'eoo. y
+ . way,
cea
try endgranite ark a siesiAlty. Pectoris
e•
re4onabl.51 those of say aetebtielone t'
f. HOCVIt, Clinton
'W` .14/T'ED.
Several persons for District Ogee' Manager s
to this elinnty to represent MA•in their own and
oarranndfn1gtoottntlee. willing to pay yearly
stioomayable weekly., Desirable employment,.
with nntsoat opportunities.References ex-
thanreI. Ennteseself addtdied et&taped en,
valope. fi. A. Perk, VA Oaxton'e Building, Chi.
sago, Dee. let, 1flw
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We are agents for the Canadian Car-
riage Co., of Brockville, and Laury & Sons,
of -Chatham,
tham both well'known makers of�fu
t
class Cutters and Sleighs. We keep a stook
on hand and those who contemplate purchas-
ing one would do well to see us.
Cleo. Lavis,
General' Ii lemeat Dealer, Mato* ,l
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