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Look at your tongue.
Is it coated P
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Then you have a bad
taste in your mouth every
• morning. Your appetite
' is poor, and food dis-
tresses you. You have
',frequent headaches and
are often dizzy., Your
stomach is weak and'
your bowels are always.
constipated.
There's an old and re-
liable cure : •
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p
‘,„ 1)01."i take a cathartic •
close and then stop. Bet,. , .
ter take a laxative dose.
each night, just enough to
cause one good free move-
ment the day following. ' '
You 'feel hettnr„,„the-,
very next day. Your
appetitereturns, your •
dyspepsia is cured, your
headaches pass away, ,
your tongue clears .up,
your liver acts welliand
your bowels no longer '
give you trouble.
price. 25, cents. AU dralltilde• • -
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six bave taken Ayer's Pine for.aS •
years, and I consider them the best ii
made. One pin doee me more good
than half is box of any other kind X
have ever tried."
• Mrs N. E. TArde&r,___
MarehAMM. Arrington, Eats.
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Crisp County Clippings
71 There died in Whitechurch, on Mon.
day otthis week.. Margaret McBurney,
wife of Chas. Reinhart, in her 88th
year,
Robert-Goitenlock has leased the
Burnett residence, on Main Street, Sea -
forth, and will move to It after the
sale of his farm stock. •
The old Hannah hoineetead in Tuck
•_eremith,weet of Eginondvillei was sold
last week llyanotion for 55,400. Jas.
A Martilof•libteter, waslhe purolmeer.
Ft. Srnale, of Brusselshas dispos:
hie drug stock t�a 'Mr Hunter,
is opening a drugnn book store
Listowel. -S. B.'• will also *go to
• Listowel.
Mrs Samee Pollock, an old and re-
• speoted resident of Morris, died at her,
home on -the 8th con.. en Tuesday
• .mornincr, from bronchia-priptimonia.
She was'ill two weeks. • ,
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A very pretty wedding took place at
Staffs, last Wednesday evening, when
Miss Janette Barbour and William
Wooden were united in marriage by
Rev .W. J, Doherty, B. A.
David Chesney's auction: sale, last
week, WAWA splendid. success. The at-
tendance was large, and, good priees.,
, realized. " One horse was sold for $167;
and a. three-year-old milt brought $186.
A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of the groom, ' on .Wednes-
day, when Alex. Parker and Miss Mag-
gie Irwin were united -in marriage.
The cm-en:3013y was performed by Rev
A. McLean, 41; Blyth. •
We feel sorry to have to chronicle
thedeath of Mrs„.Oharles' Shafer' of
MarlettiMicin, cildest daughter ofMr
and Alfa john",Andertion, of Stanley,
who passed away to her reward on the
llth inst., in her 41st year. •
' There died on Friday evening last,
at her home, Winghern, Sarah, belov-
ed wife cd john A -McLean. The de-
ceased Wae.20 years; 1 month and 14
• daysof age, and had only been ill fdr a
littl over a week with pneumonia.
Op Wednesday last a very pretty
home wedding occurred at the rest-
dence of Mrs G. Vancamp, 6th con„
Beitt'Watvanosh, when her youngest
daughter, Eliza, was united in mar-
- .riage to 0 -Et. Irwin, of the IOth con.'
Donald Me,Kellar of Tuckeremith,
whosoitchis 160 -acre farm last year, to
John Hay,.Vortl,_,,_Basthope, has
purchased Donald McKellar's 50.acre
faring, .Stanley, for- $2,800, and has
jeoltedhitkihOusehold' goods' and Mu-
Cpieniente• theire.-0 s •
:41.T.40-,,POrtversazione • gi'en in . Jona-
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. 4y the young 1010 Minto Club,
last week, passed oft most enlovably-
:•',.PtCVattendance,Oit,PA11 PAP" 1,4F,OVE,e,•,4?i largattendance,AI the number coming
from Blyth, the ladies being Members
of the "Thimble Club"of tbat 'place.
7:P The financial pro** tOtalled $15695..
820 of this will beapproPriatedto the
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min Duidep Tiros In' redo° •
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4.0 ) . sf:
'4, •hM fitted with
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ale one reason ''rott
12,' tP•ri••,in '
eaters favor Dtiniop-nred
Moe1s EbeY, 440**,
• Dunlop 'Tit:ea are the ont.
• ,Ward inward worth
in the building of a bloyole.
tortio only tools.0
tionstiontreflo.,1hrdWd.
• Toronto, ,
Stontreel, tVioniont.
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i Sick Children's Hospital and the hal' A pnrep, r wriiik
low, $31s Plus $10, front friends, $40 as gtalitialti 11101‘,
I in.,anfi. all, will go to the India, Famine
. VITAS SA
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J. G. McGowan, son of the late Sas.
McGowan, died at the residence of his Hod Sutfered for Neal y 12 ye
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Mother in Batt Wawanosh halt week.
Harry Xelly, who is now eonducting with Arthenitlas
a ionibering business M Louisiana, ar-
rived in Blyth recently and will close
up Ms Wetness affairs here, returning Severe Eferedaebes, Heart. Palpitation, N er.
to the sunny south in two os' three women and Extreme Feebleness Made
weeks. Her Life Miserable ;••••• Her Doter Told
'The contract') for the new Union gee see yank; go B000ver.
block in Blyth, have been awarded as
follows 1,-Stoueworka few Brown, Dootore hevo given the 'Greek name
Blyth ; brickwork .and plastering, ithaenlia, meaning 14blocallesenese,i, to a
McNeil Se Pugh, Brussels ; carpenter . disease which is mutat more prevalent
work, Cowan & McGill, Blyth ; frame- atoong young women than is generally bo.
work, James Hill, Blyth,
lieved. •Iti its early stages the disease is
• ,,,,,,‘ not worked by any deoldod symptom, and
Questa to the number of nearly ,tou often tekee considerable advance before its
were present to witness the marriage, presence is noticed. A feeling of fatigue
of Mr and Mrsjaquea's sixth daughter, after alight exeroige, breathleeeneee and
Ida May, to Robert Ashton, a young pallor of the face are the aro sseum,Able
farmer who lives near Gerrie. The eigee, Unless there le prompt and effect.
Rey Mr Farney, of Garde, performed fee treatment the diseaee then makes rapid
-the. marriege ceremony. - - • •. eirogrese, and the victim presents. every ftp.
N. B. Gerry, Brussel!, has bought Pettrance of goinginto a decline or ooneteep.
out the hardware and tinware business thin, The only successful way of treating
of Denuded Pros., of Blytb, and takes anaemia is to buildup the blood, and the
possession at once. Stock is being best medicine in the worldfor ptheIreppueropRoisz
taken this week, and Mr Gerry and is Dr.Willianaa' Pink vil
e
for
family will move to Blyth as soon as Mist Adeline Darner!" le one of the thous;
thands of young ladiei who can Weary
to the
,Lbsiourenstedseantedeesotfilwx:P'and Mrs *Bate. efflosoisegoaynetDr, Vimilolaiwnsm' aPoirnelrTikciaeollswitihn
man, 6th con.,Grey, was the scene of er parents,on %farm near Liniere, Beauce
one of those peasant events, on he
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nesday, being the marriage of their flie(vr,"f9oruteie ptpaorseeP 01401: gettingwh o to:elle:07r:
granddaughter, Eliza Atwood, to I .
*re ox her Woos and oure. Miss Dumas
Rufus A. Jacklin, of Howick township. •
'mid ; " Since 1 was Omit Watson years of
The ceremony was performed by Rev age
JGYelland. I had been ailing snore or Iota, but for
. . . , .
• a long time me t for periodical headaohea,
Wm. Pepper, a prosperous young the troubledid not seem semiotics, About
farmer, of Tuckersmith, was happily the years ago my ease began to assume an
wed on Wednesday of last week. The alarming nature. The headaches cause
important ceremony took place at with greater frequenoy. I became very
Glencoe, at the residence of the bride's pale, and the slightest exertion would leave
brother; Wesley Pepper. The happy me breathless. I tried several medicines,
bride was Mies Elizabeth Ann Pepper, but inetead of finding benefit I was steadily
ef Glencoe.'• • • 4, growing worse, until at last I was -unable
Mr Canning's son, Seaforth, "S-..traPv-1° do 0.03`ehold work,and had to sit in
went a third operation, that of re In v ..;i1 eceheami re almostemtreel'eth)yv
e entirenervous,
eand
day. I thehaleast
d now
ing the decayed bone from the little
fellow's limb, Dr Armstrong, Dr Gunn noise would make iny heart wildly palpit•
and Dr Ferguson all being in attend- taotointoladithavedono es oi trh whoerfl°:tirt:n nored rutefihnfaot r.
mace. A trained nurse from Clinton ie
ly said the trouble was incurable, and that
on band and is attending to the care
of the little sufferer. he could do nothing mere for me, I did not
deepair, however,but tried other medicines,
The comfortable and commodious but still Whhout relief, and then I began to
residence of Mr and Mrs Thos. Ptyces ,feerthat death only would release me from
suffering. At this a friend brought me a
newspaper in which 'wee the. story of the
Cure of a girl whose symptoms resembled
mine, through the um. of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and urged, me to try them, • I
sent for a box but they did not seem to help
me, man was afraid they -would prove like
To live to celebrate the fiftieth anal- other medicine, not suited to my oase.
Versary of the wedding day, with a 'Itly.pareets insisted that I should continue
laree family circle unbroken by thein- their use and my father get two boxes
road's of death, is the priv,ilege of only more. .Before these were all used / had
a few of the many who enter the no longer•any doubt that they were helping
metrimonial. estate. Such, however, me, and I procured another half dozen
was the pleasure enjoyed on Thursday, • boxes. They completely restored my
Match lfith, by Mr and Mrs George health, and lam able to go about end' do
Hood, of. Morris. Fifty years of happy work with an ease I have not enjoyed for
wedded life are past. • years before. I think IV. Williams' Pink
Pills are a great Wigging to the tack, and I
The gentleman alluded to in the
&Bowing dispatch. from Winnipeg, •always urge my friends who are not well to
take them, and I will be glad if this 'hate -
Manitoba, on Wednesday, was for-
warty a resident•of Hui on, near Hen. ment is the•meane of bringing new courage
and health to genie other sufferer," •
and loamy friends in this county will
regret to hear of his sad fate ; -"Mr
Gavin Ross, a well-to•do farther of the
:roerson district, was instantly killed
on Monday by his team running
away.". ' e-
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McKillop, was the scene of a very
pleasant gathering on Wednesday,
When friends from every quarter as-
sembled to witness the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Polly, -to Scott
Bolton, who reside in the same neigh-
borhood.
Hannah Durrant, beloved wife of
Charles Williamson, an old and well
known resident of the 14th' con,, paid
Nature's debt, paseing • away in the
peaceful and conscious hope of a bless-
ed immortality. Her age was 70 years
and 3 months... For many years she
was a faithful member of the Meth();
dist church. In addition to her hus-
band, ehe is survived by three • sone.
The Fordwich Record, of last week,
says o-lt isour sad duty this Week to
chronicle the death of.Joseph E. Reich-
ard, which took place, on the lOth
inst.-at his father's residence, on the
2nd con. -of Bowick, at the early age of
28 years9 months and' 27 days. De -
Ceased was a sufferer from that dread-
ed dieeepe, consumption which follow-
ed an attack of pleurisyfouryears ago
lastiall, and to 'whichhe succumbed
on the above mentioned date.
Muchsurprise and regret was felt by
many, on Tuesday morning last,
on it becoming known that Mrs Wm.
Cernochen., id John Street, Seitforth,
bad passed away.' She was. 60 years
of age, and had been ill only about a
week. Her maiden name was Annie
McDougall. s Site was a sister of
Messrs A. G. nd Williiun McDougall,
formerly of Seaforth. and now of
Virden, Manitoba, and a niece of Mra
William Sproat and Mise • (*errand.
She has resided in Seaforth and vicia4
ity since an early age.
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A very sudden deatb. oceutvid at the •
residence of Justus Mellick, on the
Bronson line. last•week. 'Mr Millick'e
brother, Malcolm, arrived from Boren.
He had taken stage from Parkhill to.
Daehwood, and then walked. ont, to his
brother% but apart from feeling a lit-
tle tired he was apparently ifl the best
of health and spiritig'. Not"appearing
at breakfast, a member of the family
went to waken hint, hitt was unable to
make him hear. Others' then went
into his room and found him dead In
bed. Heartdisease is 'supposed to
have been the cause of deaths
Quite a romantic wedding took place
itt Aubtarn lately,: before Rev 1, Ken-
nedy.. the CentraOting parties ' being
/Mites Anderson, of Phaniae, Manitoba,
and idth i:Stickhouse, of East WAWA-
)nosiss • Twenty-ilve years ago bis fell
in love with mre Stackhouse, Ant went
away toDalifornia. The engagetxtent
• wspybroken, and she acceptedthe hand
and hearto5f the late John Stackhouse;
;who Is desist -some teI yetitti„ Mr And-
ftt"....11451ilastho bus bet'tn ndatglittt 8 ft: 74; "
seeded 141 epli4g., a wood amount
thialtrorld'a goodaltrid hit thought it
wise to offer:his hand and heart the
'world time to the only woman he
tier foetid.'
ichT Oast IWO, island them foould not
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`• '1 if** f flOt 05* in bed
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Witiltiznizilati Of the "Oolinettleie thee* insiguisitymer bout Milot
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• • A new daily paper for:Hamilton is
• being promoted by a. A. Livingtitone,
Grimsby.
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A statement •comes from Pretoria
admitting that the Boer losses during
the war exceed 7,000.
For Coughs of young or Coughs .of bid,
Wood's Norway Pitelityrup's the beet re.
• medy sold. For cold in. the head or cold*
in the chest, theresnothing like it, it beats
all the rest. • • •
It is reported that a big strike of meow -
lots in Canada and the 'United States will
take plat* next month. ,
Two thieves were sentanded at , Cornwall
otoostthieroCinenturarl. Pwrhistotn
nefyofliste.arlil. an over-
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• IN THE JAWS OF A LION.
The gallant Major„Swaine tells of being
knocked senseless by a lion that lacerated
his arni. Rut thrilling escape fora the
jaws of death is only equalled by Dr, Kin&
New Discover) forConsumption, which has
saved thougandefrom desperate Throat and
Lung troubles. "All dootora said. my wife
would die of Consumption," writes; L. a.
Overatreet, of Bigin, Tenn., "hut your
wonderful,medictine completely cured her,
and reeved herlife," Satisfaction le parses
teed by H. B. Combo, Clinton, 'who give'
trial bottles free. Large 'bottles 50e. and
$1.00.
Germany will increase the number
of her War vessels stationed abroad
from sixteen to twenty-one, China
getting nine instead of silt, and the
A.nierican coast 'getting three instead
of cne, Three win be sent to South
Africa,
omens
ents.
Women are
cern-
Ing to tindertdand
that ilisSaokaoliee*,
Readleoftem, Tired
Feelings end Weak
Spells front which
they stiffer *re dna
to wrong intim of
th� 3114otia:
DOAN'S •
Kidney 'Pills
aotai,m9d ritto•-.1:ifm041, gar any form:
fiAlt sy AV, Witt. (14.thrati
y-••,-tesble to aujey life to the milts% ;
if.,`‘t1"41:8140s*ii pool
ittloi;470skrctlii
korai, yak it totinter ,of the best Ord-
- oistfts gag! Ihittixtdelieti little relief,
s
01 sY began
red withikgesirdreferinee to Sha 11#1,Ipantiityto,.. tagprigiaoh.an
Eistir.t.'Tineoolorea **tee, •
hal? * being *1 !f •its • r •
ntitta lifin the aptiog:
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a Ballad,
•It was a jolly company
' Set out to !Ave it ride ;
But whether wore they goiter
No moon or owe to guide.
Things' looked gloomy all day long,
ginia Sid fretand whine,
Till corning on towards evening
They had uo need to nine.
00 thee they hitched the potties
it pelt of good tatting sleigh%
Then stetted on their loamy.
Ae if it wee for days.
Although the night was sleety
They clida't Dare for that,
What oared they if icebergs
Where hanging from their hat.
And they moved imp elowly,
Cause the driver° Wee 00 steady,
The journey for toe abort
With big arm wound -poor Erorne.
But
as they neared thelileee
The shadows darkergeew
For through end tbrotiga tlie bailee
The light a' nearer drew. '
And when the•place they reached, -
Their tongues were -wagging still,
• They met been wound up that clay
For they talked enough to kill..
juet then the merry crowd
Bogen the joyous din
Aid awoolillailekbtandt 1dId J you •
• May, With her winning ways,
The time began to epin.
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Until they talked ofgoing home,
Poor Rob hefelt so sad.
Another in the company
While Ab the organ blew,
And A. G. shatimught be was the best
• . That ever ever grew,
So then the fun wee ended, e
°tonne it was nigh time ;
• And when all was ready
• The bells began to chime,
The big fellow, you see,'
That nearly weighs a ton,
Did not have the right kind
To balance ell in.one.
Iosooner had he uttered •
The words that were go flat,
• When a limb- from above
. jerked off his little hat,
• Yet the driver was so jolly •
• .• 'With no tholight of an 'upset,
Bet Bill kie•wons safe at home,
And Lilebe neecrnt frit,
MHinal da- leBfwteheetr bnOdti aeimpid
. To run the saw next day,
And Tom be fel t,so bad,
But Laura didn't care •
- For,she's not jealous mittcled,
The storm Art had to face
Had him nearly blinded.
Oh, Wes he got irfiirtny,
For he t,he lessons -told;
• But all he could retneinbee
lie was a little Cole d
Another Laura too there was
Who helped them in their fun,
Another name we havo'nt mentioned
Who ° put things on the hum. •
And now the jolly company.
Arrived atlome so sweet,
For the Aurora of the morning
They were about to greet.
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MS WONDERFUL NERVE
Alone' austalued F.M. Higgins,of Seneca,.
III., when all dootore and medicines faile d
to relieve het pain from piles. That:Muck-
lenei trnioa Salve wholly cured him. In-
fallible for Injuries Paine or Bodily Erup.
tams. Cure guaranteed. Only 250 s box.
Sold by Id. B. Combe, druggist, Clinton.
Cecil Rhodes has sailed from Cape
Town for England. .
The Government will sell binder
twine to farmers until May 1 at King.
eton Penitentiary. •
Wilfrid Martin, Montreal, called up
the ambulance .and then shot himself
dead in a cabmen:8, shelter on Prince
Arthur St. It is reported that be was
unable to raise funds for his approach-
ing marriage owing to the difficulty of.
collecting money due him.
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Children will go Sleigking They return
covered. with HOW. Half a teaspoonful of
Pain -Hiller in hot water Will prevent ill
effeots. Avoid substitutes, theree, but one
Pain -Killer, Perry Davis'. 25o. and 500.
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Gloss Number' Otto.
010MI number one, "only iu fun ;"
Glees number two, "other boys do ;"
Ghee number Wm; "it won't hurt me ;"
Ghee ;amber four,"only one more ;"
Ghee euraber five, "before * drive •"
Ghee number six, ',brain in a tlObt ;"
Glees number 00Vent "oars opinheevert ;"
Glove number eight, "stars in hie pate ;"
Glees number nine, "whiskey, not wine;"
131000 number ten'"drinking again ;"
(44000 number twelity, "not yet e plenty ;" •
Drinking with boys, drowning his joys ;
D;initing with men; just now and then ;
Wasting his life, killing his wife ;
Lasing moppet, manbood all wrecked ;
Losing bis friends, thus it ail ends.
Glasa number'one, taken in fun,
Ruined hie life, brought on strife;
Blighted his yoath, ruled his truth ; •
Gave only pain, stole all hie gain ;
laade hire at last a friendless atiouset.
Light hearted boy, somehodyse joy,
• Do not begin early in sin ;
, Grow up a man brave as you Can ;
Taste not in fun, glees number one.
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New latreotiona,
• Below will'he found a list of patents
re-
oeutly granted by the Canadian govern-
ment, through the egenoy of Messrs. Mar.
ion de Marion, New York Life Building,
Montreal. The "Inventor's Help" will be
sent to any address upon receipt of 10
ciente ; Ephrera UZI" Marbleton, P. Q
" Steam niaohine for cutting curd in cheese
factories; °ghee Martin 'Newburg, Ont. -
Looks; Philippe Rousseau, Terreborme,P,
Q.-Bioyole Lire; Julius Schafer, Oer.
mai,- Bottle Stoppers; Felix Gregoire,
St. Jean Baptiste, Mate -Plow; L. L.
Billestidet, Paris, Franoe,-Improvements
in the manufacture of phosphorous and
apparatus therefor; John Misolitsy, Ste,
Foye, Quebec,-,-Ventilatore for smoking
care:
• 'Jr) the Palace of Justice at Paris. an •
attempt was made to shoot' the presid-
ing Judgernf the Fifth Court by a drug..
gist named Bardin, who hart just. lost a
spit. . • . .
' Itis.announced that II, fl, Verily,
general manager of the Verity Plough EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Works at Brantfdtel,has been ap-
pointed
:, , • , ';
general superintendent of the . ..aillillese • •
Massey-liarris Cuwpany's works at
Toronto.
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•Always Take the Lead.
Everywoman and girl in Canada should
have the • new illustrated "Diamond Dye
Rug Book." This useful little book shotte
rich,colored patterns. of Door Mats and
Floor Rugs that can lie made from rags of
any kind. The book will tell you how to
get any of the lovely deeigne..• '
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Free , • .=-- The Undersigned wish to inform
the People of Clinton and vieitittY
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they have opened tipin She store
formerly occupied by Fair dr Co.
Special offer for MacKay Block, Ontario St.,,
One day only.
Monday,March26
I WILL GIVE
where they wakeep ha stook all kinds of
Fresh, Cooked, Cured azsd
Canned Moats,- •,
rigiestotettritr gglgya, essesteArlorgitact
Beef. Pigs Feet, Mince Meat. an AU sedates or
a like nature. which will be delivered tree to
anyaipbaxit. goorodthiesato,
uswngeOrrodrveria:ocelioted.
nits.
JOIKSORTJTON, Manager
ABSOLUTELY FREE T. R. F CASE & CO
one cabinet plait:ire-id old gentlemen over
60 yeartof age; Two proofa will be taken
fromwhich a choice rat- be had. Thi!
. offer fe for *hie deste onlY., Do not forget.
Merck 26511, No money required.
rrediturgesir
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Successor to H. Poster,*
Clinton.
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ONO
'A few lines of winter
• goo & Wt vet. *owi�
,:ftlie.ii540 to buy
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•••se weisor
A Bargain
Is Never linseasonabito
°11Saturday Next
Wewill sell PARASOLS
100 Ladies••
50 at 56c. each
B0 at 60e, each
Ath. new goods
Robt. Coats & Son:
Are You. Looking:;
For a place to buy the best grade Ofgroceries cheai
•if so, iTou WILL FIND IT MERE." •
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 Berr
y SAts and Table Sets Cheap.
e ore you purchase give as a call.
N. ROBSON'S CASH GROCERY
Clinton, February Mk, 1900. •-•
• CUSTOM
Acme Drum' Elteter nour
Por Heating and
Ventilating. purposes
This excellent Drum is con-
structed of the yell beet meter.
iiskon thamost edientifio prin-
olInestand by virtue of its spe.
alai feittrtres le the GREATEST
INNATINO DAM ON EARTH..
It takes tlx0 e01d, atz from the
floor, hear .and circulates it
through the hoorah and thus
' tabhoraises ha the matter of
. oat:44; fuel to such an extent that nine
• 1, , , 4 , 0e balf leSo fuel is, rerirstred.
,,itk.la not smoke. strati rto sabots Is easy to
menage. Thosewholusvporicin tiseesaythey
, trosslit ninot asttahout it. This Drum la now
1.
' vissi!obi or t.s .000lk.soli oi. Gunton
v .
i
setts -on qeis Ifentitaohntat tot Myren . Vrklie. OlilatOtt,
TEE 1310 LOIN,
.0- ontrAis *mos
At low rates on Antra/sae Mortgages;
. Apply to
. ,
G. O. 1%3 -Taggart,
Moth Kett Clinton, Ont.
AT NO EXTRA: cpsr
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All kh4a of Small Field Seeds, as Timothy, Red and
Alsike Clovers. Headquarters for Turnip, Ifongold, Carr°
Seeds, Fresh Clroceries and Cauued Goods. ,
•
• ottripedialty iaTcas, Try our 15c; Tee. Other:varieties egnally:as:ohertp.
Ifighestircarket price paid le math for eggs. •
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Wh (Mel* for the festi'vatr
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ig (alittt
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r red 3 t OW at 4 he direta
• •., Oa adoring are ton in Ow dee
tlerthleht,deyeted to eeeleidaitical:enibroid,
. The deilintator it twenty-seven years
old, ed a:Otitis*, to hold its goats among,
faeliffia paltlinatiookr ' ; ; •
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- Oak titbit& kt, otoiitoigo, 9t4st.
meal and theiteut roar bite market'
to follow i- , , . f..
11 OM OfitintaifOr 1.. 1044101 Outs
45 F434 inc‘iirtAtti.Ati An*ed) . . 4 •
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S*10 ***4-14, air*"
• 'Otaisr.tos MARBLE virouss.
tookinitirED sum
14, 4440 TWOS - Next to derootorea tow.
ItoOtii, Shoes aid)tubbers WhAretteb op radon an an
ary tirtitta VIrtitiretillyntgeort:
-10401101 0 ies slisOusefloty eisiebliturr4 t
•,140170rwaroixen. mvay, .Weid110,:h4f4S4014 Cedar
' *Anything that ,wa tall,
be atoonnt entail or loge, gets a oottpon
• Alia when a wish( number is reoeleed. the
bolder will be entitled to * plea of Silver-
ware of their awn &Wain. Como and
• Os the Silverware.
0. OLSOIV.
,0004 Butter ssOggs "pow.
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and Pine Shinglet$ on hand.
11.,04112selleited.
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r. TIATIT(XECELA
• • a.goo'isat, Clinton '
WANTED.
: 'Owe* Caftans ter District, Offite hfininervi
Illifirov46,4:21r#14141:'421,:tigli
hpportilititift, sageteild0ot sot•
M6nired, Enclose self addressed stomped ert.
V1101)0, SdtelNaths 820 Oalttelfol Malin g, Clist
0840, Dee, itits2011Y.
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nit
, We are agents to the Canadian Car-
riage ,Co., of Brockville,, and hairy & Sons,
• of Chatham, both well known‘makers of.first
class Cutters and Sleighs: We keep a stook
on hand and those who contemplate purchas-
mg one Would do well to see IV.
•
0 Geo. Lavis,
tleneral Implement beater, ' Clinton,