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A penis,
tent cough is
at first a
friend, for it '
gives warn-
ing of the ap.
proach of a
deadly cue -
my. Heed
the warning
`before it is
too late, be-
fore. ylo u r
1,ungs be,
come in-
flamed, be-
fore the
doctor s�a�yy�s, "Consump-
tion." When the danger,
signal firstappears, help
nature with 44-
Egnaondville, was sold last weep by Dinning A Wield,
auction for 85,400; Jae. Martin, Exeter,,
cone the put chaser, v e to T. bi
Grieve, tot KM; it contains 100 acres,
and has on it a nice new brick house
and bank barn. Thos. Ree has pile•
chased the comfortable residence of
Fred Vanstone, $eaforth,1ar 8775, and
intends going there to live. Hugh
r.
merlyhas
belongingased tothe
S.0, Smith, ence for
l]
$1,000,
,A,.tnong those who left. for the West
from Brussels station, last week, were ;
Mr and Mee Henry Mconey and fam-
ily, making nine ill all ; Baxter, Henry
and Win. McArter and Mrs Dobson ;
Mrs John Ames, Miss Jennie Alts,
Miss. Jean Walker and Mrs' McPber. -
1 Mani o»a, Mr and Mrs
and John IFIalia
stop, Fred. Kellington and Jas. Forbes
for British Columbia.
Da id Ohesne
has sold bis farm in Ohesn y
Bore's the experience of one goer men
who suffered from a.00mpleint that ie al-
ways with us. That more of us do not
share Itis fate can bo ascribed to our super.
for luck t
Mr Blifkius bad a cold,
It settled in his bead,.
"Always hits the weakest spot,"
Family friends all said.
Mr Blifking coughed and wheezed,
Shivered, sneezed and shook,
Listened to his friend's advice-- •
This is what he took :
Box of anti-kareuia,
Douched his nose with brine,
Mustard plaster on bis obest,
_ Camphor balls,:..;. ..
' Quinine,
Bottle Dr. Eitlem's Care, '
Onion stew
Soule squills,
Horebbund tablets,
Licorioa,..
Anti febrine pills,
Porous plaster on his baok,
Spiritus frumenti,
Menthol inhalation tube,
, Ginger,
Rook and rye,
• Bottle of cough syrup,
Whisky --just a sip,
Mutton tallow on Isis neck,
Box of anti -grip,,
Vapor bath, '
Elegtrio ebo ke, • •
Brandy, -
Cure for croup,
• . Emulsion of cod liver oil,
aeh.t..........
Some Strong beet sear,
Every remedy they urged
Mr Blifliins tried ;
"Now they say they cured the -cold,
But Mr Biifkins died t
what frequent in. religions oirolee of late.. -
The latest one amongst the lliethodists
Free On A11 New Wheels.
On the evening of- the first of -March,
Mr and Mrs J. '. Cameron, Usborne,
celebrated the 50th anniversary of their
marriage by entertaining a'few of their
friends. Mr Cameron was born in Ar-
gylesbire in -1818, and came to Canada
with hie mother in 1820. For a -time
be lived in Kingston, then in Perth,
and, after his marriage with Effie Mc- -
Innes, . Dalhousie tow isbip, Lanark
Co., went. to New York State. Hie
last move was to Osborne, where he
cleared a. farm on con, 10. In n 1876 Mr
()timer qn. @old his farm and retired to
••• a corn fortabte'oc,ttasta-nn:pgn, 6, where
be has resided ever since.•
Don't delay until your,
lungs are sore and your
cold settled down deep
in your chest.. Kill the
enemy before the deadly
blow kills) you. Cure
your cough today.
One dose brings relief. •
A few doses make the
cure complete.
Three sizes: 25c, for as ordinary cold
50e. forth* harder odds; 11.00 the moat
etoiioinkattor. weer eaaea,
e I consider -your Cherry Pectoral
the best remedy for colds and
coughs and all throat affections.
I have usedit it for so Years and it
certainly bents ghealis
D, D.m.,LuMNsyr
Deo. 20, WA Union, i+l.
WrHe eAi�-Doafar,.
7t Yon have any complaint whatever
and desire the beat medical advice yon
man possibly receive, write the doctor
freely. Too will receive a prompt res
ply, without cost. Address
• Da.,7. 0. APER, Lowell, Maud.
=sp Comity Clippings
Alex. Dow has pp+urchaSed-tifty acres
of land adjoining is present property
from Thos. Yellow, Exeter.
111r Mowbray, Gsiilross, has purchased
a farm in Wawanosb, near Wingham,•
and will move there aboutthe middle
of March: .
J. G. Stanbury, B. A., who has been
in partnership with "Barrister R. H.
Collins for the past year, will continue
the business.
Jas. Golley, V. S.; •' who bas resided
high= for a number of yearn.
uesday for Manitoba, . where
41,
sbadow of death bas passed
ov . home of R. Leishman, con. 90.
Ea: t Wawanosh, and on Thursday his
son, John J., was •borne to his long
home. at the age of 19 pears.
Last Saturday. night Agnes, the
dun estdau titer of John and Isabella
rown, 10th con Grey, passed away:
ii g g
A Ohurch Trlal.
Church trials for heresy have been some.
Advice.
When you find your kid• 1.
neya out of order, when
your back aches and,
p iine and gives you end-
less misery, when you
have to rise often in the
night and endure torture
during the day—take a
friend's advice. Get a
box of
DON'S _KIDNEY . PILLS'
, was'the case of Dr. ,Austin, charged with
teaching spirituelism and otlier-dootrines
contrary to the Methodist standards. A
There are lots of people in' your town,
who have been cured by`this remedy.
.Mr. T. Sarchet, tnercitant,tailor, Brock -
vile, Ont., says they cured him of a severe
attack of backache and kidney trouble.
They cured Mrs. E. Ford, St. Thomas,
Ont., of dropsy.
Mrs. Wm, McNeill, 93 St, James St., St.
John, N.D., says they cured her of dis-
Creasing backache, from which she suffered
for over six months.
From nearly every city and town in the.
Dominion we get statements similar to the
;hove: People who have used the are
always glad to say a good word for Doan'el
Kidney Pitts.
RECENT INVENTIONS.
For drawing straight lines neatly and
without blurring a new. Implement has a
sbi►rxr..s,�tsuod slate flet its at the ens of a
handle and a tnoletening pad connecting
the disk with the reservoir. to feed the
Ink' to the"dislt s-It'to revolved on -.the
paper.
To prevent the sides 'of 'a bed from
spreading apart and dropping the slats
a new attachment is formed of A pair of
rods inserted In the side mile, with; a
turn buckle connecting ahem at the con
church trial dealing with Methodist. polity Evers Oar finds a greater demand ter, to draw the sides together and grip
and church law took plaee in Stratford for the Dunlop Detachable Tire, until the elate.
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this week. Some two or three years ago now one seldom thins of buying a Post 'holes of any slzg, can be rapidly'
Rev J, W. Pring, • Methodist minister on bicycle (unless it is a very cheap affair +�dng by a dew implement whin)) has a
the Nile circuit, but now at Port Lambkin, indeed). without insisting on the right coulee!: boring tool, with a cutting blade
led certain nnpleseant charges brought to an option of Dunlops. Th•e Dump inserted in one side;' which cuts a .sectile
against him,. „In, consequence of these he: I T' p y 11 h
wits appended from his ministerial duties (J
,for th'r'ee,months. t"Theohargeswere after-
wards investigated, and he was reinstated.
At the conference : following this trial the
matter wag brought tip for . the President,]
Rev. 'Q•. Bond, to rule on' it. Beaadse the
appeal was not presented in time, he re-
fused to rule on it. The matter was then
brought to the notice of the next President,
Rev Walter Rigsby, who also refused to
take action, for the same reason. Then
Rev. Jos. Edge, of London,. was elected
I m andhe
last year a- Chatham,
President a t e t b
Y +
ire Coipl an have depots in a t e of earth out of •the hole• ha it is revolved,
Provinces in onada—fond in every Civ- the tool being bitted.. out. and' emptied
ilized country in the world. when It becomes full.: •• •• •
In Canada the business is controlled =•
by. a Company with $1.000,000 • capital. End of belts can. be rapidly. and even -
Every tire they, make they guarantee, ly ffn tened by a new tool which has
At the commencement of the year they two parallel sets of clamping jaws to' en -
took possession of the new factory on gage the ends of the belt. and draw theth
Temperance Street,Torontoahandsome together, with slots In the faces` of the
five -story building. In, this factory jaws through which the fasteners are in -
they have acapacity for making 2,000 sorted; to, be riveted in place.
'complete tires "each day; any they. are
ready now to supply the largest possible
.Three Sw.ord"..
demand, There will be no excuse for Each of the diene swords presented by
was asked to • rule on the matter. Be re• cyclists not getting Dunlop tiresby asst• the kaiser ta: his three.eldest sons in 1897
plied that he would not upset the deoisions ing for them on all -new wheels.
of bis.. predecessors .unless o-dered" by the
court of appeal to do so.. A oharge of !'mal.
aiplina" is now pre.. '
administration of diso
Prim The
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JUDGED BY THE PAST.
bore' an . inscription, such as' ' ""Thy
strength :belongs •to •the :fatherland. To
my dear .son Wilhelm, • Ohrietm s_ ;18Q7.
Wilhelmus."• The other side .bore- the
following admonition: "Trust in God and
charge' is not one involving•personal char- • Weare'willing to be judged by our past bear thyself
the President is tried. Rev. J Edge,be t th a and honor may bt*maintained; for he who
-President, must be tried by chairmen of who call on ns to have their wants supplied. heart will never be
is rid e, e r oldest . 0 Ha ur 6 00 O r para 3s of battle." ""FOarless and true" was' in-
triot in the conference, Dr. Hannon, Chat- new and varied, and low .prices maintain ib d th
eater, but one of a technical- kind on which. services to the people as druggists.. • We r' bravely that thy' fair name
os, as always devote our best energies
o 9s trusts to God. from the bottom of his
. d t' t A the h i man' of dig.O t k f Toilet P e t ns is ever defeated on the field .
THE QUEER CAOOICE WORM.
Its Miniature Leat Coble at the Bet.
tomof tine Rroak.
Perebanca dniiu some summer's stroll
your stopa•inny lead yt,q, by A sparit)lnt� '
wet:dim:4 brook, Here pause a moment
and, placing your face close to the sur-
face of a dark and quiet pool, look closely
at the bottom. Among the sant) end peb
bless you will see a number of small burs
dies of sticks Arid little cylinders of tiny
stones moving About as though endowed
with. life.
If you take themout, however, they
are apparently ceead and entirely devoid
of motive power, but break them open
and you will find each one to be a little
tithe lined. with :sort •and ishhaleg
and containing a whitish, cater pillarlike•
larva. Tbls, then, Is the solutiou of the •
puzzle—when the grub wishes to move
about be projects the forward part of his
body froth the tube and crawls around,
dragging his house behind him. But the
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'THAT THE
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SIoNATURE
moment heisdisturbed or frightened he VromotesDigestioTlCheeTfal-
ness andRest.Contalns neither
1a.Norphine nor Mineral:
1YOT NARCOTIC,
draws back into his safe retreat, wherein
he remains hidden as long as danger
threatens,
You will find the little tubes of various
kinds, shapes and sizes, Some are cylin-
drical; made of sticks placed lengthwise,
while others are like little log houses of
straw, the pieces being fastened cross -
Mee, Tbese miniature log cabins are of-
ten decorated with tiny snail shells fas-
tened to thewalls, and, moreover, the
shells are pot always empty. Quite often
you may find living snails securely at-
tached, and thus compelled to move about
at the will of their landlord.
Other tidies tete 'nem entirel,. of bits
mess -and )eaves." The commonest forma
are those composed of little pebbles or
grains of sand, These are usually very
regular and smooth cylinders, in which
the grains are all 'of nearly equal .size,
but among them you may frequently find,
some with several larger stones fastened
to either side in a very Curious' manner.
By far the- prettiest•;•houses of all are
shaped like little. spiral shells and are
composed entirely of almost microscopical
stones.—Popular Science..
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- Worms,Collvtdsions,yeverish-
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NEW YORK.
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The Grandest Treasure.
• One of the fondest, hap-
' piest, anticipations of a
tnother'g heart is that by
her husband's ear-
nest toil, and •by
eareful-economy on
both their
parts they shall
be able. to lay
byalitt a store
hich the
baby when it is
grown to man-
hood or' wont
Tar
d s all
as o h
have as its own
private hos-
session.
But every:
wife who X.
'
pects• to• be-
' come a mother may provide 'a far .more.
valuable treasure for her little one's future
•than can ever be contained its any savings
bank. if she will take the proper care of her
own )health and physical condition during
the time when the babyis expected. And
if every husband would feel it his bounden
duty. to see that all possible means are
adopted to carry his wife safely through.
this critical time, be will .help to bequeath
o isosrin
EXACT COPY OF WRftPPER,
scribed on another weapon, andon a'
ham, was President of. this court, t' e' our popularity.. " thir r draw thissword`without'ar
other chairmen being Revs .0.. Henderson, The spring medicine surpassing.allothers d, Neve
St. Marys; C. T. Scott, . Aylmer; Jas.. E. is Paine's Celery. Compound. It is the reason and. never return it into its sheath -
Fard, Parkhill; Jasper Wilson, Goderioh, great blood purifier . and strength. giver. until honor is satisfied, .which was the
and D, Rogers,' Biuevale. To the Preei- It banishes rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspep-`• kaiser's rendering of a motto very -popu•
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dent two aonrses were_ open. He --could eia, liver and kidney troubles. Come to lar once• upon. a time on Toledo blades,
either have thrown the charge'out, thus " us and buy. a bottle and test the virtues.. of which ran: "Do not draw me without
oompelling. the appellant to tarry it to the . Patne's Celery Compound.. H. B. •'Combe, reason: do•not sheathe me without hon -
0 t f Appeal, ' or try it by is court of Kt Druggist ClintonOut or
our o g� -
Edge's:peers. e: has oilmen. the latter r i
course,. The court convened and the pro: ,;Pearl Fisheries.
oeedings closed Ttiafiday afternoon, Bev De a . Michael Flood was crushed and pro- One of the 'chief pearl li:+heries of the
Hannon ruling that Rev Mr Edge was not 'Ably fatally under theelevator World is that of Thursday' island, which
required to give the ruling demanded by in the Owen. Sound bent Chair factory, Flies 18 'miles trona 'Cape .York, the north•
Rev Dr. Ross; also that through lapse of
• time' Mw Pring had lost her case. Rey Dr.
Ross gave notide t£• appeal to the church
Court of Appeal. •
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from this eat Chip existence, after a Canadian Foresters.
short illness of 10 days, aged 16 years,
• 1 month and 2G days.
It is reported that the mother of
Mrs L. Vincent,: Exeter, is one of fifty
heirs to a fortune of about $40,000,000,
which was left to the nearest of kin by.
a relative, who lived in the` United.
States in the early part of the century,
and who died about 80 years ago. The.
money bas been at interest since.
Wm. McCloy, of 'Hensen, woo has
secured so much popularity as an
auctioneer,has been forced to retire
from that usiness, on account of his
time being wholly taken up with his
implement agency business. Mr Mc-
CIdy'ssnccessot as auctioneer is B. S.
Philips, of Hay.
Death car;ied:oft another of our old-
est residents on Wednesday night of.
-last week, in. the person of Mrs John
Moiireshead,' Exeter, at the advanced
age 0,88 years and :6 months.: Mrs
Mooreshead was twice married, her
former name being Mrs Jakewan, and
hes resided in . Exeter for many pears.
The annual.meeting.of the Canadian
Order of Polestars was held at' Sher-
brooke, Que„ last week, Jelin Fisher
representing Clinton. The annual . re-
port said that never before had the or-
der occupied as good a position finan-,
eiatly, numerically,"or in any other
respect; as. it doe'. tc-day. The mem-
bership had been greatly increased...
The surplus in the insurance fund bad
increased rapidly, and on Der. 81. .1 i,
had reached the sum of . $837,281.23.
During the year 1899, 58 courts were
instituted; the year shows an addition
to the membership by initiation of
over 7,000, and the increase was•greater
than was ever made in any. one year.
in the history of the order previously.
At the end of last • year there were 457
courts in . Ontario, 99 in Quebec, 22 ib
Nova Scotia, 27 in New Brunswick, 10
in Prince Edward Island, . 72 in Mani-
toba. 8 in British Columbia, and 9 in
the Northwest Territories. The total
number of courts wap 704, with a mem-
berehi of 35.657. There were 158 death
W. 0, Smith has. lust completed the ° claims aid during the year, Amounting
painting of new drop and tilde curtains to 8158,035,81. which was 21 mere
for 'the stage in the Btuse le hall. claims and $14,098,75 more than was
They were badlyy�.needed, and are an. paid in 1 Notwithstanding this in -
excellent job, . With a touch more of crease, the amount paid out was no
the painter's. brush on the side screenr, greater per member in the order,than
which the council intends tohave done,. In 1898. During the past year upwards
the hall and .stage will have a very . of one quarter of a million dollars was
,� presentable appearance. paid out in death claims, sick and fun.
Wednesday of last week. the home . seal benefits and managing expenses,
ernmoat point of Anstraiia, 1'be popttla•
• • • DON'T TELL. ANYBODY. • tion of the whole island lanotover 1,500; -
1f no one should tell you about it, you a true assembly of the nations, for here
would hardly know there was cod -livor oil are men of every race and. color of- the
in Soott's Emulsion, the taste is' so nicely. earth. The large majority are,,botvever,
covered.- Children like it, and the parents Tapanese. The peaty fishing is carried on
don't object. by. a fleet of 260 ""shelling luggers," va- The late Walter Drake, of Montreal eying in Size from. 10 to 15.tons. A
left over 880,.000 to ehurches,beneyolent -year's produce of. these fisheries averages;
associations and educattonal institu. $800,000. Thursday 'island is chiefly
known as n coaling station --for- vessels.
tiTht Queen will visit Ireland in Apyril. plying in these wntel•s•--Chicago Newts
fieotionman, James Crawford' of Cain -
She Had to Interrupt.
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laohie, was etruok by a . snowplough- and •
killed. deretanding• right now," said the angry
"We might just as well eome to an
gid "kndeed it is," interrupted the Petient •
me a world ot good and made me emart wife. "I hear it so seldono."7tOhleago
and healthy.. blew. •
/Wed GEO. IIIIRDIS, Carleton Place, Ont. . •
.The Montreall Street Railway dieectore
unanimously voted 01,000 to the Oaeadian
The two-year-old daughter of Fireman
Frank White, of Bradtford, wallowed a I
4:oiler-button .end --died before a doe, tor
WOLD'S CHAMPION HEALER.
tried many reniedies to onre piles,"
writes W. R. Smith, of Latham, ',lint
found no relief till t aged Bucklen's Arnica 1
since." Grandest pile tare on earth , and -
the best salve in tbe world. 256 per boX,
gaarenteed by 11.B. Oombe, druggist Clin-
Hon. Clifford Whim leaves Ottawa for
New 'Fork to -day, eta will tail on Satur-
day, for England. In ' his absence Hon. •
alums Sutherland will administer' the X12 --
of John Mason, Ord line, Morris, was a There was paid o of the insurance terior Depertment. . 'TO BREEDERS
that a Wedding was on' hand, A.bout $57,6 %Mout of t e sick and funeral!
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Pylly-Pectoral
A',I'QUICIfi CURE FOR
COUGHS AND COLDS
Very valuable Remedy heal'
, affections of the
THROAT or LUNGS
Large l3ottles, 25e.
ka Prop's. of Perry Davis' Pain-1011er ji
SO vir.40 'gneste assembled, and in their *benefit fund. representing 2,815 s c meane Indigestion—Indigestioa leads to -
posence, IWO SOU Ross,. B. A„ of benefit claims, and 03 funeral benefit DYBPria, DrPeriela Meal" Plat blood;
,Brusse13,,tiefl tbe knot- making John &dins, and $16.74182 out a the gene, rot monist on, broken bealth, chronic
G. Hill, of Pottage -la Prairie, Man., ral fund, making a grand tOtal of $262.- clePtettE611, linlaBhea ner/e4 PerPeltud in"
, and Mies JOPuet, flatighter.of the host 453.03. Lad year the increase in the vaddieni. .Dr. Von Stete's Pineapple Tab.
i andloatess, 'husband and`wife. • insurance surplus was over $11,060 a ' lets nip the fermentation in the bud ind
month, or ovo swum for the yeity., . prevente all the ills that are bound to fol.
One by one the old residents 'are ow neglect of the digestiye organe— 60 in 4
, passing away tb the great „beyond. It The amount of the surplus in the in. '
box, 85 centa Sold by Watt': ck co, mu.
is our sad duty to record the death of stirance fund at tbe end of 1 Was
'; Aar Wild, Bayfield, who departed' #1837.,261.66, ail of Which Wag Invested ton'
"•; this Ife on Tuesday, Feb27. DeceaSed
Many, in 1825; ho tante trd this eeuntry
ears' teeidence iit Waterloo has lived
kin, Pr deposited in the best monetary
institutions in the country, She -death
t tate ha" been fele this Met year 4.48 per
' thousand.
The Volt of the high secretary, Mr
on St. Plitriekle Day all falllte of her Irish
regimente shall west. as ,a dietinotion
wig of ehartirook in the biledbrale to
401diers in the recent betrlee Beath
,.. 1 ThoS bite showed that the total Afro*.
i'y iorkotifieknoil he feati-ed ,hfet trade
.?, ith: , Biel -life -reit fit the, will.: iinio expentlittiee Of ,$)158,03b81' in the life .
Diamond' Dye Rug BOok
!./florogrop 0 which we take front the: *hported that the ifieoina.during the
'ReftercitOZ, tif Abeline, Kansa% year from insurance account from sub*.
y Taylor, formerIrof, tyrdiyAtn doting, And tot interesb invest. -Shows this tlandsonitat Danigns
The Refieet- !Tent inet,,, igierff 4403200,0t tor in.
riser Rugs.
s.'"ti.61-tailker3..°41ith f13°Wilitowvidralen..n Mee nr et.
erinioe 'Of Wait"' e Tel* f719,42' pieta with *117 attar
Taylor in a daughter •
Henry Taylor-. ,
The Wileob Wm, tullotu'ng Sestorth, Children Cry for
Which wee offered for sale, was
notal.it was bidin rtb 140,000. The old elk sTo R
Will be sent trot to itny tiddreni in Meade.
It tells yeahow to nuke pretty end tweful
, wool rags or irate. 3411/0, And Wee you fall
whioh ere on floolob Heiden. linen, all
reedy for hOoking, Yon ean't be Nippy riu.
ill you see this book, Wells& Itiehardion
00,0 200 htotuttain Elk. lioniteall
;Tarentum 2170.5. will stead w. W. Parrana
• Taxisettrat 21785 has in 1de breeding the -
'greatest siree living or dead, alno 12 of the
sra.utr;power to traniennt it.
Txamisi To- Matra ,$15. For attended pedigree
IP large Catalog. Address
Julie 154 A. ORARLIIVSWOItTE4
Maple Leaf Stook Farni,
Armond -gine. Ont.
hotos;
Photos
graphic. builtree$ opaittiet ea king
' and simoraltifully by' Mr. Foster,
iM 'Prepared to continue the
, OM' work after ab experience .ot
thirken 4itriiirt strictly first- class
ateditie!it three of bur prinolpel
• title/. '41 'feel I" cin please" you,
• hivieg Ilia* wide experienos in all
tbeleitstitYlisofphOtographfowork
Platillitilii;h1a615/4kla *sod
' If ola; 0110611m
Oa and Get Pritaite
t h fl p g; that. health. and natural
vigor which is the grandest fortune a father.
can bestow.• •
"During the past year i found myself preg--.
W.. and dde . ofyHill Dale Pannth," .(Etnos errs..:
Center)) Enosburg, Vt„sin a grateful slettter tor D r
R. V. fierce of Buffalo N.'Y. "I suffered dread-.
.fully from bloody and urinary difficulty. I was
growing perceptibly weaker each day and suf-
ered much sharp pain at times. I felt:.that'
something must be done. I, sought your advice
and received a prompt reply. I followed your
directions and took twelve bottles of Dr, Pierce's
Favorite Prescription,'and also followed your •
instructions. I -began to improve inimediately,
my health became excellent, and 1 could do all
fay own work (we live on n good sued farm). I
walked and rode all I coned, and enjoyed it. I
had a short easconfinement and. have a
healthy baby boy.”. •
Favorite Prescription " is the only pro-
prietary 'medicine
roprietary,'medicine lin , the world invented. .
by an educated physician and , scientific
specialist for the one specific purpose of
restoring health and strength to the dig.
tinetly feminine .organism. It is a prompt
relief and permanent cure' for every form•
of female complaint or weakness.
• No remedy relieves constipation, so
quickly and effectually' as , Dr. Pierce'S
Pleasant Pellets.
•
Toe Imperial
M AT MA T
igomThe' undersigned wisb to inform .
the people of Clinton and vicinity
, they have opened up in the store
formerly occupied by Fair & Oo.
MacKay Block, Ontario St.,
•
whefe they will.keep itestook all kinds of
Fresh, Cooked, Cured and
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such as carried in a firat.clara Meab
stOrat together with Poultry, Canned Tongue
i,a
STOl:
Mh ,e.IA
Castello. is put up in one -size Wei—only. It
isnot sold in balk, Dont allow anyone to sell
you anything oleo ea the plea or promise that it.
is."'just as goodll and "will answer -every pur-
poze'0 %gs,' See that you get O.A-5-T-0: E -I A., • •
Tho W-
eans
signature
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wrapper.
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New
pring Importations
PRINTS -The celebrated 4'0rums" prints in' Navy Red and
id light color ,
`Fancies: A special line 34 inches wide5t..
AR'i MIUSLi S AND
GINGH tiIS I FENS Cir, TONNCS N A
• AR f SILKS.- .in the newest colorings and 'designs,
G AND. COTTONAI)ES- all
GREY COTTONS; •SRIR'i`IN S .
bought before the advance in prices. A special line
g .
of 36 inch shceting.7cper yard and a' special line of ..
fine -make factor in 31; ars: ends at 3e per yard .by.,
the.piece:
rANCY SlLliS in waist lengths at from $1 to $4.. A special.
•bne worth. 80c -for 12ic per yard.
HOMESPUN • TWEED: for Suits and Skirts • in' plaids 'and
mixtures, the newest patterui and styles.
LACE CURTAINK's at 156 per parr, 2i yardi long and al. 1
prices higher.
R. Coats etar Son,
Are You Looking
For a ,place to buy the best grade of groceries cheap
if so, "MI- WILL FIND IT HERE.!' .
. • Maple Sirip, Buckwheat Flour, and a dozen kindcof
choice Breakfast Food, torn Meal, Oatmeal, Flour, Fang
Decorated Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets, Fancy Glass and
China, Berry Sets anti Table Sets Cheap.
Before you purchase give us a call.
a like nature tivilich will he delivered. tree to ROBSON S CASH GROCERY'
Beef, Pigs Feet Mince Meat, and all attioles
any part of the town. Orders solicited. •
Clinton, February lgth, 1900.
OICer,SCRUTON, Manager
MINTON
Per Heating and
Ventilating purposes
This eMMIletit Drum lift 0011.
8U -tided of the very best eta.
ou the most soienti prin.
ciples, and by virtue of its ape.
dal features is the GREATEST
HEATING DIOR ON EARTH.
It takes the cold air from the
floor heists and aired/dos it
thrAgh the hens*, and thus
odeisornifes in the Matter of
fuel to Mich an extent that fully
011014W leas fun' 1,13 required.
Dries not sintdrek, Etab no ashes. XS 0557 to
manage. ThaSe Who haVo one in 1100 day ther
*Mild not beWithout it, Thia Drum is now
used in tome of the best henget in Clinton
W. WE.1111, Clinton,
Sp116.402 Sole Manufacturer for rJulPint
MONET T4) LOAN.
At low rates on drat -ohm mortgages-
APPIr tit
lora SO -U Clinton, Ont.
0141iStION MARBLE WORKS.
Whie witab letiesent Won op mien :one an
°Metalled in ths Mos eatisfooto wan Ceme-
tery sod granite week eapeeitety. nritsee es
3.11.1100;h1t. Clinton
WAVVElbe
&veal pardon* for Mario* °Mee Managers
' in dile county to torment Jae in their own nu
ogq4 Doi lo• Nit
Elamite): Flour
AT NO EXTRA COSI'
All kinds of Small Field Seeds, as Timothy, Be& and
Seeds. Fresh Groceries and Canned Goods.
Our specialty is Teas. Try our 160 Tee. OtLer:varietier
Highesterearket price paid is cash for eggs.
Slej
And Cutters
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We are agents for the Canadian Car-
riage Co., of Brockville, and Lauxy & Sons,
of Chatham, both well known makers of.first
class Cutters and Sleighs. We keep a stock
on hand and those who contemplate purchaz.
ing one would do well to see Its.
Geoe, Levis,
General implement Dealer, Clinton