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TUE CLINTON NEW ERA
'COVERED Wil 'H
IDENTIFYING SIGNATURES.
SORES.
111.11.11, mired little Berm Denim Mao
years age and be has ,never had a
spot On him slits,.
Tri• Is preeithally impossible te heal lip
.1* loess or ulcers, especielty the old
ahronio Mad, with ordinary remedies!.
140 Metter how large or of how long
',standing they may be, however, ',hey beal
.k•
Ausair end Istity healed permanelati;
e--"Wheet Anrdook Blood Bittell hi used.
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IMPIVEY DELI N g.
• Mrs. E. Delius, Arden; Ont., proves this
An the following seamark' She gave of her
:litale boy's lies,: "When my little son
:Ilietrey was one year old be broke put in
emeeit all over his body. They would heal
‘uPlitlf PEM eale', Olire* MO .agiiin ',bout
'Wee year, 4111 he was peat our;fthen be
seemed to get worse and was completely
prostrated. When dootore failed to cure
him r gieve hire Burdook Blood Bitters,
and beside" bathed the sores, With it
nine' years ago since 4h11happened
end I must any thet in all-thIS time he hes
• never Ists;d'a spot on, his body or ay sign of
the old tremble returning." •
• THE DRESSY WOMAN.
.4. Man Msse- Elael1i 'Make alistoke
About 111* Owss.
The general opinionia that it is an easy
matter to identify a signature, and there
are few people who would not gay with
positivenesa that they could identify their
went signatnree under almost any cond.
dons. 44. discussion by some le•Wyers the
other day makes It appear that a person
• cannot at all times be aure of Ws tripe,
tur% because of the nicety to whia the
forger has brought hie at.
One of the Iiiwyers said that no man
could safely go upon the witness stand
and sea r that a eignature shown him
was his signature. He claimed that in
the identlecation of a eignature a person
• wile tersely fullest:iced io his deeivieo bzr
the quality di the paper upon which the
signature was writteu and by what pre• -
ceded or follewed the signature. If the
name was written oil a blank piece of pa.
per, like that in common use, the lawyer
claimed that a witness could not swear
with any degree of positiveness that the
signature was or was not his own. •
In support of -his argument. the "lawyer
said that handwriting experts claim that
no person age write his name twice ex-
actly alike, and that in any litigation
where signatures are In dispute and two
signatures appear that are exactly. alike,
the experts will pronounce one„of them 4
forgery. It may be true that In general
conformation two signatures may be
alike, but in saying that no two similes
tures were ever made alike, the experts
mean that the loops ot the letters and the
distances between them will not be the
same; distinctions which can be dater-,
mined only by a system a close measure'
-mote. In support of this theory. the ex-
perts take the case of a farmer who is'
In the habit of going from his house to
his barn at about the usual time every
morning. They say that not once in a
hundred times will he walk in exactly the
same blacks.
Another lawyer toldof an experience
he had in the trial ef a case in Tolland
county 25 or 30 years ago. A note was
In contest, • and a question was raised att
to the genuineness of the signature.
George P. 'Bissell was called as a hand-
writing expert, He teetified that the
Parisian designers and . ateliers tut signature on the note was a genuine sig -
making attempts to revive empire styles nature. For the purpose of testing hie
•on both day. and evening gowns. 7 ability as a handwriting expert white on
. White and tinted chiffon. in the for
'rarities kinds of flowers, some wit
*led centers, will be used on dre
•of the witness stand he was gtven a piece of
Jew- paper and asked to write his name three
hats times. A blank space was left between
-and bonnets next season. • .the signatures. Mr. Bissell did not know
One of the newest forms of the bolero for what purpose' he was aeked to write
Jacket appears to have no fastening at his name, and after the paper .liad been
all, but is hooked invisibly under the handed to the lawyer who examined him
fronts, toward the side seamsit was given by the lawyer to an 'expert
Watteau styles, panniers, elbow sleeves with the pen. .The expert Wrote the
and • shortened skirts are enumerated name of Jilt Bissell on the paPer three
:among fashions that are to Prevail be- times, an• after this was done Mr. Bis-
-fore the sumuter season of 1900 Is over. • sell was recalled•
to the witness stand,
' Mand the paper containing the six signa-
any of the newest French walking or
tures was handed to him.- He was asked
costume jaeltets of soft faun, an
to point out the signatures that he had
nun's gray cr tblecuit color, have revers written
and turndown collar of richly colored yet- . He endeavored to do so, but
vet. • ' •not one of thesignatures he picked out
as having been written by himself was
The irnprevement in the Manufacture
Ms writing. The three selected were
eti Crape has rendered it rainproof, and written by the pen expeet. •
their new finish protects many other
Reference was made during the em-
itted( materials from the effect of the
venation to a trial which oecurred in
• 'weather. Washington, where a will was In con -
Merchants and importers are showing •test. Several experts on handwriting
tome beautiful weaves in nun's veiling 1 who testified at the trial claimed that the
In sheer, silky qualities so transparent
will was in the handwriting of the testa
that a handsome lining is Imperetive in tor. It war proved, however, that the
making them up.' •
entire will bad been traced. One of the
s A fashionable and becoming garniturereatives of the deceased had found many
IS blaeg, velvet riblion run through the •a the letters of the deceased. Words to
meshes of lace waists or boleros, with put Into the will were taken tont the
ting\ buckles of French brilliants of fine different lettees and by a chemical proc-
sut steel fastened where the strands of ess repraduced in the document which
.• velvet appear.• made the will. John Sherman's name
• There are setae new and gracefully was signed as one of the witnesses of the
shaped, dress skirts on gored /style for will, and it was also proved that the sig.
making up narrow width silks, poplins nature had been taken from a signature
and similar- fabrics and French models which Mr. Sherman had placed to an ar-
• in circular form so shaped that they will tole in General Grant's "Memoire of the.
not sag at the sides after the gown has saraa,i,
been worn for a tim'
e. •The conclusion • wbich tbe lawyers came
This spring will show a revival Of a to when the discussion ended was that it
A rather 'narrow brimmed French turban Its not such an easy matter to identify
made of silk and plain or panne velvet signatures as many people imagine. -
stiff there will also be set forth a new Hartford Courant.
English walking hat with sides turned • •
up very high and pressed somewhat
closer tit the crown than. has been com- Kaiurt Gum.
New Zealand Is a cooptry ria in the
mon in recent models.
Not Long Stories.
Short Fact Qlflnlng Statements
by elinten Citizens Verne'
Pitcher's Tablets Succes*.
- THE HONEY MAKERS,
ly beauty or commercial value. This no-
• Queens Can be reared in the spring as ble 'tree attains a height of nearly 200
b soon as the drones are flying. • , feet and a diameter' of 15 or more. 'Its
- Bees consume much less stores in mild steli, or 'barrel, as the bnshnien call it,
winters than .in very cold ones. ' . rises from 80 to 70 feet without knot or
Examine the hive, and if Toil de not limb and then branches into an even head
9. _ .. r
green foliage. At the . place
lasetrood 'in itit'eufges" ft:IS a aIgit thaC .f dark
the queen is dead. • - ' ' - *ere it forkk the stera s a 4M_
w' t the
• same in circumference as it -is six 'f'eet
Do not open a hive•of bees on a der in from the ground, and as it has ie bark col -
winter when they are not 'flying briskly
ored in various shades of red or brown it
or in any way molest them.
gives one the impression .of a beautiful
•Queens over 2 years old are not, .as a pillar at the entranee to some woodland
rule, profitable to keep. Queens 1 year temple,
old are best, especially wheu it is desired Every tree is surrounded by a mound
to have them breed rapidly, as is often Of fibrotis soil consisting of dedayed
the case in the spring. , leaves, bark, etc., the accumulation of
Whentwo queens hatch out at About centuries, for the kauri is &frets:WV
the same time in is hive,, they generally slow inits growth, These mounds rise
proceed to fight eacb other, but it is se. from two to six feet in height, aecording.
dont that both are killed. In this way to the age of the tree. 13tit the nettst re.
sometimes an inferior queen kills an old workable thing about the ,taitirt la the
laying queen. • • quantity of resinous gum which is 'shed
If a queen is not fertilized in two weeks from every part of It. This gum hardens
atter she is 'hatched, she will often begin rapidly on exposure to the air, eventually
laying without being' fertilized at all. She becoming clear and ahnost transparent. -
1. then called a drone laying queen, andLongman's. . .
. her ,eggs will not be deposited in regular
.
order; nor will there be so many of them Like a miracle. .
fertilized. •• . .
' A. writer says: "I happen to know; a
•
'cue which illtistrates forcibly how easy
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great variety' of its forest trees -most of
them useful, all beautiful,: but _twee _to
compare with kauri pine either for etate-
licit true?
Oen thia be so?
Are the facto garbled?
Thole ere the questions gust ire suggeot.
sato every man arid womi n in Clinton suf•
tering the tortures of baokathe and kidney
trouble, when they read the published ac-
oounte in iniwepapers about medicines
Which °Ishii to cure.
The success of Dr. Pitither's Backache
Kidney Tablet° it) 0.0 Peat and fletlerol
home testimony is alwaye forth coming. I
One of the many in Clinton ie. Mr', Henry
Rotitledgiellattenbury eit„who raw "Ever
since was girl I have had ' a lot .oetrouble
with my back and kidneye. gym timet
washed or made eny exertion the pain Was
terrible. 1 tried snowy things, even tried a
doctor in Portlead, Maine, V. S., With no
&Ted. , My tether got we a bottle of D".
Pitcher's Baokaohe lOchiey Tahletie at
13. Combe's drug store, and though I have
taken but two -third of the bottles. the
trouble ie. all • gone. This is certainly re-
ausrkable but neverthelese true. I im,glad
indeed to reoommend thein to other.."
. Price 50 eentsper bottle. * free eamPle
of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets
mailed to. every applicant. If you doubt
the testimony of your neighbore you; can
prove for yourself -get a sample absolutely
free Send Amp to the Pitcher Tablet Co.
Toronto, Ont.
•
Speculate only on Paper.
• The story is told in an article in "The
Anecdotal Side of Mr. Beecher," in the
Ladies' Home Journal of a member of
Plymouth church who had lost heavily
in• Wall street speculation and failed in
!minces and who went to the great
preacher one day and voluntarily prom-
ised that he would uot speculate for one
year. At the end of six months, however,
he went to his pastor and asked to be re-
leased from.. his promise. "I %an make
more in one week than I am now makiug
• in a year," he said. .
Mr, Beecher refused to release hins.
• "Do your speculating on papeie" he said,
"and at the end of the year tell we how
you would have ewe out had I let you
go." •
At the end of the year the would be
speculator reported to Mr. Beeeber, "11 1
had, actually made 1 hose deals, 1 would
havefailed three limes in the eix
months."
"More haste, lees speed" and "hasten
slowly" are proverbs born of experience
that some things can't be hurried without
loos and waste, That is speoially true of
eating. The railway lunch habit "Five
minutes for refreshments" is a habit mot
disastrous to the health, Yon may burry
your eating. You can't berry your diges.
thin, and the neglect to spew proper time
for this important function is thebeginning
of sorrowsto many a busy man. • When
the tongue is foul the head aches, when
there are sour or bitter rising., undue full-
ness after 'eating, hot Hushes, irritability,
THE JEWEL CASKET,
Nemo of the goid ecarfpine for men
are in light, open designs set with the
tiniest of pearls and olivine%
Elegant bite of usefulneest for milady's
toilet are silk stocking supportere with
gold mountings either plain or chased.
Gold bracelets stuided *Oros' the top
with turquoises graduated from one large
Mope In the center to small ones at ei-
t7Iiierrersetiodr his
ctomtusteonn.
detheineelves to the ad
iti.
Bracelets that appear to be Ineplred by
French taste censiet of fine chain link.
Ing together well ennoteled blossoms,
ifeeh as the yloTei or Wild, roffe delicately
ornamented with choice Mono,
The hitherto exceedingly utilitarian as-
pect of the heavy chain bracelets li now
modified by the addition of gen. Into
one attractive chain bracelet, are Intro-
duced rings 'set with pearls.--Jewelere
Circular Weekly.
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. TO CORIll 40014) IN ONE DAY. .
orekeLaxative crones Quinine Tablet% "..1.11,
druggists! refund the moneyif it tains to, oure.
owe. IC, W. Greve's signature is on each box.
About 1,000 immigrants have arrived at
Winuipeg in the laet three days.
Mr. ,John Coote, One 0 the best known
oitmene of London, Ont., is dead.
A HALF CENTURY RECORD.
Dr Fowler's Extreat of Wild Strawberry
has uow been image for .50 years Ana there
is noting to equal it sie a rapia andeffeotive
cure for Bowel Complaints of young or
old. •
• The first batch of Bee war primmers hag
• started from Cape Town for St. gains.
Milanese Oity John Elayalip, a horse
trainer, hatebeen found Wits* ot murder in
ninety years in the penitentiary.
The Duke of Y9rk has accepted • from
a resident of Cork a thousand paokete of
shamrock seed, which will be sown upon the
graves of With soldiers in South Arnim.
• REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
The price of Dr. Agnew's Ce.tarrhal Pow-
der has beed reduced by the manufecturer
from sixty cents to fifty cents per bottle.
This remedy, which has been recommend-
' ed as no other one in existence, by mem-
bers of parliament, ininisters and educa-
tional men, oan now be had of any druggtet
at E0 oente a bottle. It relieves in ten min-
utes, headache or.all pain winged by • colds
or catarrh. It is delightful to use. It
cures completely. •
CURIOUS CULLINGS.
• In Tyrol the rote Is believed to be a
• sleep • producer; and fose leaves are
thrown into the fire for "good luck."
The following notice is Posted on a pri-
vate road • near London; "Funerals,
hawkers and other objectionable traffic
ot allowed."
In many parts of Europe it is at the
present day considered an omen of ill
•luck for a hare to cross the road in front
of a traveler.
A child• in Arkansas recently having
nervonsnees, irresolution, cold extretTotaes died at the age of 10 mouths, a coroner
and other annoying symptoms be euro the held an inquest over the body and in
stomach and organfeof digestion end nutri- making out the certifieate of death stated
tion have "broken down." Nothing will that the child was unmarried and that
re-establish them in active heattlay opera its occupation was "keeping its Parente
tion so quickly se Dr. Pierce's Golden awake o' nights."
Medical Dietiovery. It strengthene the . ,,..-.,
a strictly temperance
body. It is raedicine ' TRUSf THRUSTS.
nerves, purifies the blood and builde up the
centaining no alcohol or her intoxicant.
Given Away. Dr. Pierce's great work, the The trusts were never safer. There
People's Oommon Sense Medical Adviser are about 100 bills against them in the
-le sent -free orereceipt of 'stamps to pay ex.. -house,of .representatives. -Chicago _Jour -
pens° of mailing and customs. Send 31 nal. •
one-oent stamps for the papentovered book The Globe pays a daily tribete of 36
or 50 cents for cloth binding, to B.V.Pierce,
Buffalo, N.Y. •
to the print paper trust; that is, it pays
a6 a day more for white paper than it
should pay.--Atchisou Globe.
• MOWS NOTES. - It has already been made apparent that
" while a great trust combination bent OD
• Gananoque high school was damaged by the establishment. of a monopoly may
fire. • defy for years the application of the coin
Mr. Archibald Forbes, the femme war mos and statute law, it must sooner or
correepondent, died in London. 'ace' succumb to the ordinary laws of
trade. -Journal of Commerce.
• The question whether the American and
Britieh et:lotion of the exposition shall be THE MOLINEUX VERDICT.
open „on Sundays is being discussed at
Per„;e. . •Molineux has money; therefore the law-
Haygard's Yellow Oil relieves pain, . re. yers have hope. -Chicago Record. .
armee swelling; takes out Inflammation, alolineux's ease. Jenne instance where
oureeRheumetnins,Oroup,and Kidney Com. a man's family 'connections failed to save
-- Plaint. Can be used externally or taken . him from is conviction on the charge of
internally. Price 25o. •' murder. -Detroit Tribune.
Over 101ruiesnotthe Halifax Garrison re- • blolineux has had a fair trial among an
fused to parade recentrys-ersas..0,;„!esa 'Ns- unprejudiced people. The result is a
ceivedno food for some time, The grievisas., soneworthy vindication of the weight and
was remedied and the men went on duty, vela& ee ,eireumstantiatevidence under
the ringleaders being arreeted. modern inethetai or asseet44: ,„„si.:
Sciatioat-That most intensely paipli of tion and practice; ---Philadelphia, Record."
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diseases that defies dootor's treatment can • Apparently Moline= Is regarded bY
be promptly relieved and thoroughly cured many persons in New York, lawyers as
by Milburn's Rheumatic Pills. . . Well as laymen, as a defendant who was
• probably guilty of the crime imputed to
Harty.A., Gervan,of Ottawa,and William
n
Way, of Tweed, were blown to atoms in an . him, but whose guilt lied notbeeProved
exploelon in the, packing house of theso conclusively as to•justify conviction -of
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murder. in the first degree. --Baltimore
Ontario Powder Coirmeny'slaotory at Nei, Sun.
son, B. 0. • . . '• ..
Mrs Chee. P. Temnir, Elope Town, P. HOUSEHOLD HI NTS.
Q., wtites : "I need to be troubled with
severe Headacheand Constipation, but A clothes wringer with •'Cog bearings
Lexa.Lieer Pills have oured me and 1 •
turns more eaaily than other kinds.
heartily reoommend them to my Mende."
• A letup &Jitney shoffid• be as large In
the Catpraot Power,Comps:n
drittoeiriteHaeniltonetoe.one-helt- cent _peg. ' -:-- - - - -
ea the rates' for the electric lightingof reel., , ,es,.,-, „4.e 4.1, . • e. •
Y'hae "dile' diameter . as the brackets, will permit.
- .._.inge-eee eemeaddeto.theiplengtheordere , ,
6 soma of shots uefore weer+
hour.
THE HONEY MAKERS.
aalasmaa,aavra......
Bee" can endure dry cold, but pot
dempnese.
There are no laze bees. Queenlese
bees build drone comb.
Heat does not damage honey, but tends
to ripen and improve it, Dernpuese and
darkness do not agree with it.
Honey that remains In the comb for
some rime after [ming etored is always
the beat article when extracted.
In very cold weather bees -often die,
end, falling, Will dog the entrance. TheY
must he removed .or the boo will moth.
er.
During the winter care must be taken
In removing dead bees, so as not to di%
turb the blve and aroUse them Into etc -
It Is not so ranch In understanding the
theory of beekeepiug that brings *meows
as In the capacity for looking after the
detaile. •
If there le too much, drone comb In the
hive, rentove it and replace it with
worker' comb. In this way the supply of
drouee Is easily regulated.
By having and keeping the entrance
to the hives and vicinity dean and con-
venient ter the bees to get' in and out
reany. Ives MaY be saved in winter.
• When bees receive but little attention
mid are allowed to build all of their own
corab, they always have a large amount
of drone, conth, and this, reaulta in. an
overproduction of drones. -St Louis Re-
public.
RECENT INVENTIONS.
• acc_ldent might home afrketea the whole
%Curse of history. A few englifeeirOir
whom Sir BevanesEdwards Is the only
eurvivor, compoaed the, party which blew*
• up the docks at Sevastopol. There was
a shaft 80 feet deep, with a gallery run*
ring horizontally from It. ••
• "At tho bottom of thin abaft 'just in-
side,the gallery, stood one Gorden, after'
ward bf china and MAI -tuna, with a
A LILLE COLD
LET RUN.
000/000INNI/P0M//0
• A little tickling in the threat -110W and
I then a dry, heuir:eg sough -"not bad
enough to bother about you say."
I But every back makee 0 breach in the
eye**, Amine Abe lunge end preparies the
i wipr for more sateen trouble.
Would be. wise for you to hike Dr.
Waal, Norway ripe Syrup now. before the
Image bowie, permanently affected.
It is She meek tertian and satisfastory
remedy fee Gough% Oelds, Bronchitis,
Creme, Ittatriienese, Sore Throat enit
Whoopb4Chvegli.
Mrs. g. niter, lanulteirei, N.B.,
has Skil ea iityt "1 -was bikini euddenly with
a mei whieh.mttled iny lunge. I hod
a terrible *ma and it pies me great alarm.
All lese sernielie. I tried seemed of an um
I then sierted talritig
pDthirtiWilowoodorit'sps:rNiweee.hrwssioalihyt
"Slartiap 11"224s1:11Y1
alweys keep It in like
housederingthewinter
Mem"
Electro medical treatm'ent is given pa-
tients by means of a new sofa, which has
batteries and an Induction oil contained
in the lower portion, with head and foot
plates to be placed in contest with the
patient. •
India rubber can be devulcanized by
a new. Danish process, consisting in re-
ducing the rubber to pieces of suitable
size and then subjecting them to a solu-
tion of sulphite under heat, the solution
being washed out after it has softened
the rubber.
For scattering the compound contain-
ed in hand fire grenades when broken,
e. Massachusetts man has designed ' a
spring, which is contracted and placed
in the center of the extinguisher, to ex-
pand suddenly and act, on the contents
• when the grenade is broken.
A western man has patented a warm-
ing device for raising bread, having a
lamp set In the bottom of a casing, with
a number of trays to carry the dough
arranged in a tier in an upper compart-
ment, the heat circulating around the
trays and passing off at the top. °
A TERRIBLE COUGH
I had a terrible cough and cold, and not
getting anything to help me, I tried Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and am glad
to say it cured me at once. Pam Cinnxu
Bowsaw, Peepabun P. 0.,Ont
Tile birth of the Dachese of York's fourth
child and third ow is announced.
" All Dunlop Tires in goo" .
-Your guaranty of good-
ness in a Dunlop tire is the
guarantee from the makers.
"The Dunlop detachable
• tire is guaranteed against
all defects of workmanship,
• materials or design, for one '
yearfrorn elate ofputchase.”
No other tire is guaran-
teed thus.
• Dunlop tires on all good .
wheels without extra
• charge.
If
• Damp col -newel is excellent to age On
The !smell of the French triluiatlaritiO sweeping day. It not only absorb" the
steamer La Savoie, the biggest. Ocean liner dust, but it freehene and brightens the
built in a French shipyard, took place at copse.
St; Nazaire.. : • Red wine stains may he removed from
FEVERISH PROM WORMS table linen with thick milk. Let it ree
Mein foseveral
Two of my little boys Were troubled r Metre, then wash the
la 1
• lighted. candle; hells hand, . The powder with worms, They would we 6 isp ut the
Waniofwered n flour bagels, and one of
•
these *lipped teem the filings, fell to the
bettOni Of the eliaft add litokiettei ike that
Gorden wag loft stendin u to hie knees
night add vomit and throng t o day
•• would son:team/a be very feveriehj • I ipkY0 .
den' ule/i0'''
• In' geentreder with. a I gkred emidle fa
them Dr. Low's Worm Syrup an it coin. A Boon to Horsemen. Bngnah
pletely onred them, •
*loin
al vie? 1,1,4 helnd.t. 7 h• • The Queen lies Gabled to Lord liobertSi Lampe and Blentightsi from horde%
Main WK. Islimaze, Teeterville, Cott. LiniMent removee all hard, soft or oa Rms.
• r i 1 That .t.here Wag .n4 premature (mate taking hira to othiVel'id Itrciroullort, Widow Blood Spevin, Curb/4 Splint', Ring BOBS,
l• 111011 was A Miracle, and if that Miracle of Cameral Teelegkeber svmyhthy et . the latviseneeeStifille, Sprain' and Sere and
. . , . . „.„ , ; had not bee* workedc.thexiddicitee,That It lose of her hilaband; and to teliterthat the fivrollee Throat,Coughesito, The tweet One
e ver Inni • . different dynasty would be ruling in Mie British ixtople alwaya , regeided the dead hettlii ifflay make you $50, Warranted the
Little Li a aa and that Xe9..r4 Xitellener would sever Genoret ith fli •gallant soldier and honers,ble Moat wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
17 05 have had the opportunity of making bis icemen. ,
!amour flier& to IChartueoP ,
. ""'6'A eAliStlii0ii tight% -er"dilds'. 'J, ''' ; Dettelt Itivor lieilway Company will nletill
The shareholders Of the Like itrie it
' lime! Bear Sisgmeturo Of i ' .1 0 il.r:`4,* PI" 1 ‘.. " ., •ASTP1INDEP THE 311DITOrt. .
St Williferville on May I. to ooneider Abe
N.:;-411 Sunday School. Teache me wipe Bdiade S. A, .13rovtn, Of Beiniettiffillie, So i f .
p sea agreement of amalge.
Axitleigt Oreill, r" eatttlii#1‘ ° ' °C41.°4411/7=Ittifitilrl*fira. "TI:::1Efg °nil a a r°P°
ape ta, ha matien with the Erie * Huron Railway
...,," -0.0`-'4r-- i . be 1 ti syh it: aliriiii ' lo suff .
;Sea Pareffesidle Whipper 1/4401. , ; , at niglitg , . no etrength or Inger, and euffereil ONO die.
eellediieee%eleile-see- - .1.ihiegeseemeleameeseeriel.e , jatirtire4ni. elsie ii ie ho it Eir he trete front her stomach, but she tried Elea. A CARL.
your mother elks When she goes to "DIY, Ware woo greatly, run down oho bad comPanY,
irdprowbo was*, kelied sill the Abort UM window0Pttnws trio Bitters which helped her at once, and,
^ • 1 11
ill& Slake stairs atut ut tits oat uut,_chiuste ether ruling onr bottle* ehe is entire y we
IntUrr •
FO 14040114
R) Ft Ltinuesta,
FOR inuousotsi.
it FOR TORPID LIVER.
AM CONSTIPATION,
sALLoW
Timest-H461.11 cart oaf anything. a grand tonio, end
lie gentle Iterative qualities are splendid
or t�rpid liver." or n gee i .,e aa
• p appetite,:totnaoh and liver trouble it'
CASTC5only% usranteed Mire. Only 50o at H.
1, , . ,
,
or Wants an Children.
MECO/MIAMI ,
, onctivotst ishit
leigiofttrvvitam4.. estates b ea
CURIE SIOK HEADACHIlts'4.
B. 00n1be's drug More,
• The °Mews. Briokleyers and ktaitons"
Union bite offered to oontribute the labor to
build a soldiers' monument.
Collingerceed tetepayers oerried the bonus
pst
bylaw Ito assist in the eetabliehment of
Mot furnaoea and rolling mills.
We, the undersigned, do hereby 4groo to
refund the motley on a twenty-five cent
bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pill., if, otter
tieing three.lotuths of contents of bottle,
they do not relieve Constipation end Heed-
aohe. We also warrent that four bottle" Will
permanently cure the rated obetinete Otte
Of 00netipetion. Sittiefaction or no piiy
when Willie Englifsh Pills are
1. IL Conibe. Chemist dtDraggist, Olin.
ton ; J. E. Hovey, Dispenting Ohenliet,
.01inlon Watti 4k Co„ Drug, and math.
einee, (Anion ; Sydney Jackson, Druggist,
Clinton.
"The only tools!'
The Dunlop Tire Co Limited,
• • Toronto. ' •
SiontreaL AVluitipcg. St: 4ohia
Don't Guess
At. Results. -°
This Man knows .what he did and
how he did it. Such endorsements as
the renewing' AM are a sufficient proof
of Itirinerits,-„• -
• .• , Oshawa, *an., Jeb. ts, lot
neirBlret-Pleille land me one ofyourTreatieeon
the Horth, yolr neW book air advertised no your
bottleM Raga% prink 1 bath three two Sylvles
emed one Curb with tWo bottler of your KesidalEs
BpWrin Cure in four weeks.
•.vgleopteNtioww*.TRANIC
, Price. .$1: fet $11. As • liniment for
TardilY Unit it,blutlit0 0004 _Ailtiour druggist
for KEiNDALVS-spAyuy caste. alscii-"A
Treatise on the none." book free. or address
bit J. B. resom. co., ENOMIURO PILLS,
teseese.seesesete a•••444ftessseesse.
Ad
'ffilendiike God Fields,"
abtebookiailthgUki*,410ith1ea0ro16o4il4tt1
etorjsct itt:mtormooAmlre
• TO031t6.
•
I _
311? ANTED.
Iloavermatt or *OMAR travoi fcr'"gt*.i
novae tutlary fOO IDO/Ith,ly ADd talifittivet, with
increase
s.deltessed stamped rvolope. MANAOE 'AO
position permanent_
Caxton bldg., Chloe, Deo. »In
A.GENTS WANTED•
roe Y.
Par•oStory otfiottfeAtrier,",ler john Clark
niapetht Te•;1),.Rdwerda. Ellis. M. A., J.
A. tamper, Managing Baiter of the "Csnestien
Megesine." Toronto. aud J. B. Aiken, 'of
Linden, Ont., Who hit- refereed this week
froni 12ners' travelling fti donth Africa for
W. *es the only, Canadian PnblisherS
wk. /twee had a braneh in South Africa for
nineteen /eaten termite, an immobile advent -
age in proesaing rhotographs and materiel.
Our authorship, letterprese and, mgravinesi
erasuperior, and Canadian Contingentoi bet
tier illustrated than in any viral wink. So
lure Mb We of this, tbet we Willman freefor
culinpatilim Our PrOillfiletus to anyone Possess.
Inge rival eronieetne. Citadel* end. terms
tree. Apple weeld Pablishirtg Coloposina
Otentsh. Onterie•
-e4M.:10
CUM ALL YOUR NUNS WITH
Pain -killer.
A Medicine Obese in
ShoP16. Ba,f0 suld'Olfiek OSes for
CRAMPS, DIARRHOEA, COUGHS,
COLDS, RHEUMATISM,
25 and 50 cant Bathes.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS,
• BUY ONLY THE GENUINE.
PERRYDAVIS'
P.
April 13ti :Ip(1000.
BANE%
The Moisons Bi1 k
- _
eiroorporated be AM of Parliamenhee$0115
CA.PITA L 1)2,0014004 00G
REST FUND - *1,500,000,000
HEAD OFFICE MONDBIMAAL.
Wm, Mason Macenessoneelkettiisediteni
F. Wowinereut Twee", 4003614141011011"
Notes discounted,
issued, Sterling and Ainerioinoenelsee-
• bought and bold. Intereet ellowedevedi
posit., Sammie BANS- Interest•alloadsCei oet
sums of Si and up. Moneyeadmeimeletesi tot
[omen on their own notes.witligittteinge
more endorsers. No mortgegesransigellyed
H. 0, BREVilalle Manageosegli10004011
6L1N TON
WOOD and COIL YARD.
Suliscdker is prepared to promptly ell slier.
dere for Wood or Coal, which will be sold: at
lowest rates. Moe on Isaao Street, at DAVIS
IMPLEMENT ROOMS. W. WPIEATLEII
WANTED -Honest matt or *amen. to • travel
for large noose ; salary $65 monthly and ex-
penses. with increase ; position permanent ;
inclose seltaddressed stamped envelope. MAN,
AGER 330 Caxton Chicarro, •Deo 29;16
•
• •
•
. PLGENTS '
"The beatlife of Tier 1,14esty I have NMI,
writes Lind Lorne about "gloomy Victoria."
Agents raake five dollars daily.
BRADLEY-GABBETSONCONITAIIY,ListlYInD,
• •• Toronto.
AGENTS NV -ANTED.
tor agenuine money -making position; no
books, mattranes, or fake scheme ; every house
customer. Particulars free. Write to day
THE F. E. EARN CO., 13.2 Victoria street, To-
ronto, Canada. Feb 23-13
AGENTS WANTED.
NO experience necessary. Permanent posi-
tion. Liberal. terms, Pay weekly. • Stook
complete with fast selling specialties, including
Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, Sto. OUTFIT
FREE. Secure territory now. Write
• BROWN BROS. CO..
Nurserymen, Brown's Nurseries Ont.
Aug .2441 ,
For, Twenty-seven. Years
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
TIESCPILATJAELND
n,
RANKER it
ALBERT ST., - OLThiradDS
A general Banking 143111310001110040 '-
•transacted. -4.
. NOTES DISCOUNTEDED
Draft" med. Interest alloy/144cn
deeosite.
,1 4 .11W
A'a
We give this beautlfle Eteovy %ea or suvez
Pintail • Chain Bracelet for salsa only Madmen
toe Linen Doyllea at ten cents each. Latect and prettiest
&elms;
pootpatd;no two alk. Write, ad we will send he Vovl
Mn, retun thenone andweatOnceocjat
rCt°114./44101. COsIaOIiak4.10
FIRRAN at TISIEHALL.
BANKERS, 8,
01.11'17TON's ORTON •
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Advances made to farmers on Abeihelleriewane
• notes at low -rates of intuitable&
& general Banking Bueinesiesterabesidefteili
Interest allowed on dopes/emits.
' Sale Notes boughteht
J. P, TISDALlieMahregesgerg
THAT TOUCHES TYS
•
IlIcLEOD'S S
SISTER RENOVKIGIIP
• F
Weak and XMpure BlOOdod,
Liver& Kidney Diorama's,
Female Cempla,ints,ticteli
gst. Druggist, or write direatmteAo:
J, 41 MaTmEHI4D,
Goderiettelthiren.
;see
110for,1011thist
Mb book contains' one cbeeirelkwillatEM
leo of VW bovvii
ehibriting the Ir
Dutch Wed*
as well 1111 lintsorour'osissul
every kind and cbtractemtdienil 1.
9518, boka IIII:411'.11".10,0,,„
•• Johnston .st
teirenieste weanseasesato....
•
EIER*115Flekurn
11-1E VALUE OF
AS A PARTURIENT MEDI
zrerhfeLrgtvisviA:,,,el,tiany tgeiv.gdztgilar
rg.glieyntrgiiiugrsaTiAtioqgt,%,-iii;dici4t,
Patent!, sent upon request. PatettlallittOiefigted..
through us advertised for sale at Our eXps&Anset,
Patents taken out through us teceleti &Oa
nonce, withoat charge, in THE rataft*
an Illustrated and widely eireulat&te
consulted by manufacturers and Dwelt re*
fiend for sample copy FREE: Addle*" •
VICTOR J. EVANS & OOP*
(Patent A,,.,.,'. l) • --- •
•
Evans Sultding,, • ereemistitifilikligNell '
156 POPULAR- SON
with Wonna and Minna eti00
neatly printed and bound 115 One volluna
grand collection of Musical. Genie, Mathieu
Wro
ilia te; a veritable treeoury of the wi:41
Ise and beautiful mono, Price, 10 cents,
JolINOTOlikki0FABLarinalTdrikkOt.
SifilE.TE.gl1Ft114 GOODS _ •
IN DINNER' AND ryolLgr.§ETS.
• We buy stireot front the menufacturere in Staffordshire, England', -"alb
at first cost, We secure goode of finest quality, and therefore know that in .
value our goods are unsurpassed. Buyers ranee save_ money on these geode;
with articlenot so favorably purthased.
AND
"Dinner, -Tea and Toilet Setss
DINNIC E. D TE.A SETS, 97 Pieces, from $5 Hp..
You min examnie these goods withotzt being compelled to buy, but yott HMO-
- SETeld eotnpletes $2 and:-fi
to buy otter yoiceseneine,
ALL KiNciS OF NEW,PRUITS AT LOWEST PEmIESPA
Wei hive the 1;:ii 26'elliea 'in to; ,welitve to. at other prime, '61110
what prioed tea you Waist, we aim/give you filth% value. Agent for Ram Lark
Monsoon and Blue Ribbon paoket Teas.
J. W. IRWIN,
r_
, HINE FOR NOTHING
es Mal
41111111.114
• ' ' I 01^
....4 , •I,-.
01011.Mrlifi &it 004 1s the MeerPu,kI.2 tw101c
no-3t Mari te ae-tra eve oh exquisite mashy tityle situislataite
Opal saw wee rie gree. sad mad 12 Ten•eenttokagei elop
Vr.ilgrriilltriirreassteseidaresslly Wb.ngaittrant Wit
k *51 95114
Iteld Shill reicher .Birtrado,y.sung snow
pikagniew Nal Oaaadk maidAlviry ibsslifolirlY1111404 Swede ark
ipukotit Writ• *depws . Tel rink bethink, swim
Nospegpok 1111.019Nitii lit rsix m.4444 Wert LAsesedl •Mew
,
Olintoti Sash, DooriBibidliacto
S. S. COOPER -• PROPRIETOR,
Veneral Builder and Contractor. „vat
f WS
• t •
This rectory is the ltiegeet in the oonuty, end has the very Wood Improv
chinery, Lovable ot doing work on the shorteet notice. We osrry an ax
relieble stock and prepared Oen", and give °Minutes for end build ell
es of.huildings on rihort notice ena On the °loges* prioei AU work is itipe
ad in a mechanioal way and satiefaotion guaranteed. We sell all hinds of in.
terlor arta exterior meteriel,
„..ds. Eta
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Lime, ,frittsb. Doorth RIIu
Agent for the Celebrated aumnsit.ti senoot DrISK, atitaidaittial
• at Waterloo. Call and get price* lool.eitanatee before piecing your ordere