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Two. severe eases that
were dompletely cured
by the Great Blood
Purifier and Healer,
B urdocr".-
wilim
BL �OD
BITTERS,
• Suffered.. For over eleven oyear s I
11 Yeares suffered with D'spepsia
, and tried everything I could think of, but
was unable to get .relief until I took Bur-
dock 'food Bitters. I had only taken one.
bottle When I commenced to feel better,
• and after taking five or six bottles was
• entirely well, and have remained 'so ever
since, and feel as though D.P.% hid saved
say life. -Mrs. T. G. Joyce, Stanhope, P.Q.
Covered My little boy, aged to
With Sores. years, was a ' compete
, mass of sores, caused, the doctor said, by
bad blood. , His head and •body were
,entirely cov;ad with Flores, and we could
1 find no cure. Finally I got a bottle of
Birdock Blood Bitters, and before one -
i
half the bottle was gone he began to
improve and by the thee. it was finished
i there was not a sore on hint
I used the B.B.B. as a wash as well as
i internally, and it seemed to giv�. great
f relief as soon as it was put on. -.-Mrs.
I Philip Mitchell, St. Mary's, Ont.
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Fixed the Gas Company.
"I'll fix 'em," said a Capitol -Hill citi-
• zen when he got his gas bill a couple or
-months a '. "Nine dollars
•-cents, "hey, when we've. been out eveiy
• night with the exeeption ±Ttoi a --
three for the past month!' Move,
-that's all, at the end of the month, but
If I don't make that gas meter of mine
work overtime between new and the
day I move it'll be because. I roil out
-of matches, that's alll ru eat up about
.$40 worth of gas and then let the darn-
ed gas comPany keep the $5 Yoe got on
deposit!" •• •
So from that evening on as soon ail
• -twilight fell the Capitol Hill man made
• a tour of the house and lit every jet
• from cellar to garret. ••
"I'll teach 'ern to bunko folks!" he
said to himself savagely as he,starteci
all the burners a -going. '
• Along toward the end of the month
• be and his wife picked out •another
• louse and made arrangements for moo-
• ing. The Capitol Hill man was de-
lighted when the gas bill read $29.60.
• "This is one time they won't geuge
me!" he shquted exultantly as be danc-
ed around vettn, the bill in his hand. '
Three days before the day set for
moving Ifilf4wile was taken ill, and of
course the moving had to be declared
sff. She is only now convalescing. The
• Capitol Hill man paid the. $29,60, and
his friends are now telling him 'the
story about the man who robbed his
• own trunk. -Washington Pest:
Danny Lied.
• Danny, who is an errand* boy in a
broker's office, got •*a. job in the same
-office for his chem Harry. Danny set
himself the task of making Harry 'ap,
• pear to the best advantage during the
probationary periOd of his job, and he
found it necessary sometimeto use
means that were only justified by the
end.
Every afternoon Danny had to run'
with messages from one of the ex-
hanges to the office, a distance of half
a mile. When Harry came, Danny had
to "break him in" to do this. The first
day that he made the trip from the
exchange Harry staggered into the of-
fice, gasping, with his eyes starting
• from his head. For a moment he
• couldn't speak. The broker looked at
him In Astonishment and said:
: "You ran pretty fast, didn't you.?
• How long did it take?" '
"Pour minutes and 17 'seconds," Her-
:
ry panted, looking at the clock.
"That's pretty good time," said the
broker.
"No, sir," said Harry; "not very
geed. Danny. says he does' it every •
day in a minute and a quarter." -New
York Commercial Advertiser.
A broken wheel on a oe P. B. freight
train was the muse of throwirig three oars
off the track and down e forty -foot em-
bankment between Woodbridgeand Weston
• firtuntifiely without hurting anyone,
• AB • SOLUTE
SECURITY
Cenuine
A c osta Mean Wonder.
"The National theater, at San Tose,
Costa RIM, is a wonder," said a gentle.
man who has recently returned from
that city, "In point of beauty it is said
to stand third among houses of Its
kiwi in the world. It cost $a,000,000
to erect, and the work of -construction
occupied raaay years. The design fol
lows the Grand Opera House of Paris
In a. general way, although of course
•the building is very much smaller, and
the material is white marble and Mex-
ican onyx, The main entrance hall
and foyers contain some superb 'pleees
of statuary, and the decorations were
clone by European artists of repute -
tion.
"When a visitor sees it for the first
time, standing in the midst of a strag-
gling little Ceutral American capital,
with ,a suburban jumble of mud built
adobe huts, he feels like pinching him-
self th find out whether he isn't dreamt -
Ing. The people of San Jose are im-
mensely proud of the house, as they
well may be, .butthey are so far
away from amusement centers that the
only regular performances are by an
opera company hired by the govern-
ment in France or Italy for a brief 'sea-
son every year,
"It is an interesting fact that all the
Central Ainerican capitals have dis-
proportionately 'fine theaters, kept up
by the government. The revolutionary
presdents have found It good policy
• to amuse the people. It takes the
Place of public improvements." -New
Orleans Tinies-Democrat ••
The Buirgiarst Terror.
• A burglar, well known to the police
of -the larger eities, whO Was recently
taken into custody, told a reporter that
"a little dcig" was more terrifying to
the "profession" • than any burglar
•alarm or detective. •
• "Glans be blowed!" sald he, "I'm dead
senile to take a chance wid a fly cop,
too, and the tinklers and Bitch ain't
troublin me a little bit. But a bit of a
dorg! Yessir, I.hates them little
'purps' worse'n poison. The big 'fel-
lers-eSt. Bernardo and them -you khi
make friends with Give them a bit of
• meet and they're all tight. But when
' oneof them little dorgs conies ett-yotte
a-baitin and yelpin; you got to skin out
quick or You finds the hull house a -top
of you. • ••
"There abet no Makin; friends, With
Ahem. They Icnow you, don't Kong
• there; and they're just a-goin to git
you out•or know the reason why! The
• 'Conte, Fide, nice doggy,' racket ain't
a-goin to help yob at all. There'OeAly
One thing to: de, when them 'little fellers
• gets to hollerin round your heels. .Tust
git out as fait asyou kin ' git! 'Nine
times out. of.'. tep• that ain't fast enure• ;
neitherre-•New York' Mail • and Ex-
press. . • •
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Several years ago Colonel Jack Chinn
visited Texas. He brougbt with him
'a negro valet, Sam. This negro had
been a• slave In the Chinn .family' be-
fore the • war began in the states and
Idolized his young master, One night
while in Houston the darky came to
Ghinn and said:
"Massa Jack, I'm goin out in cullud •
society heabiontglit, an I'd like to bor-
row dat ivory handled • els shooter' of
ours to take along." •
• "Why, you black rascal," returned
the colonel, "some' of these Houston
coops will take that gunaway from.
• you and break it over your head!" ,
• .The darky straightened' uh. Like his
master, he was a man •of unquestioned
nerve; and there was a. peculiar glitter
in hie eye as hesaid: • ,
"Massa Jack, you let me hab dat gun;
an if I don't show up heah ivid hit in
de mawnin you cnn go doWn to "de
=rpm an throw down de sheet an
say, 'Lewd, don't he look nacher11'."
Colonel' Chinn's body servant was
that oight armed in a manner Met en-
titled hint to Move in the best circles
of Afro-American society in Efouston.-
Dense News,
The Valet; His Opportunity.
The Comte de Brienne, talking of the
violence Of some masters toward their
servants, said that on one occasion,
baying corrected his valet for some
grave dereliction of duty, lie hod for.
the Matter when the next morn-
ing, while shaving him, the man sud-
denly held the razor to his throat, say.
Ing, "Whose turn is it today, 111. le
Comte?" •. • • •
"A. moi toujours; continue," was the
calm reply.
"He finished shaving me, and we
were Mutually pleased with each oth-
er," but relations became sontevehat
strained after fiueli an incident, ane
the comte gave • film 100 louls and his
diemissal. "Never beat your servants,
young men," be concluded; "your lives
are at their nerdy, and you Would find
it bard, as I did, to owe it to one of
them." • •
Dorothy,' in England:
Do you realize how many children
are named Dorothy? A children's hos-
pital hi London eot long ago asked
every child in England tamed Dorothy
to contribute' a shilling toward a bed
to be called by that name. The result
wgs enough money to found a dozen
berate showing that there are thousands
and thousands of children named Dor*
othy living in England alone.-Itchl-
son Glebe.
quite Free.
'. ' r ers Parttor-I understand Brother Jer-
kins censidered my sermon -Very tree.
, Dii you Ithovr on what ground?
Little Liver Pills. collection. was taken up after it, he was
Deacon -I have an Idea. When the
asleep, and it passed hini.-Philadel.
• phi& Plea. •
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through nine generations.
She -What elite can youdo?
Then he blinked and looked at her as
lt he wondered where he was and how
far he had dropped. -Chicago Times -
Herald.
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
Very Surprising RepTts.
Come in tor fir. Pitcher's Back-
ache Kidney 1 ablets Cures
Are Made Of ills They Kre
Not advertised Pore
A mass of °Halve symptom are often
r ported as eelieved by Dr. Pitoher'a Back
ache Kidney Tablets, symptoms that are
generally common to other disemes than
those of the kidney and bladder.
This, however, is not at all Remising
whet, We, consider the tam that the kideeys,
the urinary tree), and the bowels are the
greet waste pipes of the system, and the
perfect working of these organs means the
elimination of all sorts of matetial that re-
tained and reabsorbed would only oause
trouble in all directions, It is due then to
this riddance of the system by the kidneys
and bowels of waste and dangeroussub-
stances, liquid and solid, that relief is
tabled by so many instances, from flyby -
toms they are not advertised to cure,
Mrs E. Southcombe, Rattenbury
°Unto.), says, -"For mime years I have
suffered from a kidney- trouble associated
with muscular and artioular rheumatism.
The kidney did not sot at all well. My
age, seveuty-two, is against me. I was
told of Dr. Pitcher's Beokache Kidney Tab
lets and got a bottle at H. D. Combe's
r' ng store and I am able to say that their
effect on the kidneys was excellent. I
have no idea of complete recovery at my
age, but am very well pleased with the
relief given me by the tablets. They are
erLaiuIy easy arid gentle
• e
If you have the s'ightest symptome of
k'dney or bladder trouble, you can test
this great medioine free. Arrangements
have been made whereby every reader of
this paper can obtain a trial paokage of Dr.
Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets abso-
lutely free by enclosing two cent stamp for
postage to The Pitcher Tablet0o., Toron-
to, Ont, When gieing address mention.
this paper, •
Ii you are convinced Pifeher'a Tablets
are what you want, you can purchase re-
gular size for 50 cents per bottle. -If not
obtainable at druggist', ramiedfreeofpost-
rge on receipt of price. .
• We &reef/leaner Today.
With regard to all the. refinements 'of
habit eonveyed in the words cleanie
nes, sanitation and facility of locomo
tionthesma1L shimkeeper,: tlie ..xnechane
• Le, the' very peasant of today,' is better '
off .than were' princes and noblemen 70
or 80 yeargago. That little bathroom
of poor queen Malec, Antoinette at. the
Trianon' must have: been almost as
much an object of curiosity for its Sin-
gularity in her day as it. is pow for its
associations,' and certain it Is that in
ail those vast piles of buildings at Ver-
sailles, 'with all their gorgeous Magni&
cence, bathrooms were an unknown
quantity, ••" • •
•
- -According to some ,
authorities I Outs
.
XIV never , washed, a little cold cream
aPhiled With' a ciunbric 'handkerchief
serving instead. This let us hope was
a calumny, but In St ,Shnon's. minute
and detailed account Of. the monarch's
day, from the °banding in of hii Peri-
wig through, the closed bed curtalnshl moieting until 'several dukesand
margelses had handed the royal night
'chemise to each other, :the highest in
raple.placing it op the royal shoulders,
and his chaplain, kneeling at a prie-'
died at. the foot of the bed, had sad.
his night prayers for hint* no mention
Is Made of any ablutions, except that
e was sbaved every other ay.- ein.
hill biagazine. ••
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knife, or gold plated chain, or beautiful
plated sciseors, or latest pocket 'books, or
silver butter knife or sugar spoon, or five
sheets of latest music; and hundreds of
beautiful novelties ofmerit (no space to
mention here) free with one dollar mail or-
der nf our famous any prize teas or coffees,
cocoas, baking -powder, chocolate, pepper,
=gad, ginger, eto, at 25o., 30o., 35o., and
40o, a pound.
A $2 00 order by mail gets you any two
articles in the $L00 list or doz.heilvy plat-
ed eilver forks, or tea, table, dessert spoone
or dozgranite pie plates, or large sauce
dish, preserving kettle, or splendid large
tea or coffee pot,ailDayidson's femme gran-
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Trial order will convince you of the sav-
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ibe order of anything 61 00, 6 lbs. and 8 lbs
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•
The vault and safe of Ur E. G.• Barter's
private bank at Burlington were wreqed
with nitro-giyeerine, but $1,200 in the bank
was overlooked by the thieves.
The largeet number of immigrants ever
received at an Ablerioan port in ono day
arrived at New York. They came in six
ships and number5 582 ,
60 SpeciArests ON eno CAM.- In the Or.
ciinary run of medical practice greater
number than this haw treated eases of
chronic dyspepsia and havefailed to oure-
but Dr, Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets (60in
a box at 85 centstrost)-have made the cure
and put to rout the raisteken notion that
proprietary retnedieit are trash, and may
help but never heal. These little "epeoial.
ista" have proven, their real merit.
The Mafelo eerved in the Dongola
relief force was led by U01.
B. T. Mahon,and-Nile expecii ions with General" Kitch-
ener,
A Doan to Horsemen. Engli611
Savin
Liniment removes all hard, soft or oapllous.
ed Lumps and 131emishett from home,
Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splint41, Ring Bone,
Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains and Sore and
Swollen Throatleoughiheto. Theme of one
bottle may make you $50. Warranted the
mos% wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Representative Sulzer of New York,
Cheitniaigof the committee to riinive the
Boer delegates in Washington, nye that a
committee, mending of United States
Senatore, three Itepreeentetitee and it
number of prominent citizens, will go to
New York te escort the delegates at %Ash.
ington.
''THOIISAND TONGUES
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of Philedelpina,Pa,, when Dr,
Kin's New Discovery mired her of a hack.
Mg cough that for nutty years had wide
life a burden. She wipe "After ail other
remedies and (looters felled, it soon Moe.,
ed the pain in my chest and 1 can new
sleep soundly, something 1 can seemly re-
member doing before 1 feel like sounding
its praises,throughoni the 'Mayotte." Dr.
Eing's New Diseovery is guacratteed to cure
all troubles Of the threat, °beet or 'lungs.
Price 60e. and $1. Trial bottles free at ell
dreg gore&
•
THE HONEY MAKERS.
Uttising a lot of uselema drones often
eats up the profits.
It requires from 8 to 20 pounds of
• honey to produce one pound of WA1C.
• The brood nest is the space inside the
hive occupied by the eggs and brood.
Do not spread the brood nest in the
• swing by inserting combs or frames of
' foundation.
•
• Usually it Is best to use foundation in
full sheets, for the brood nest and to cut•
all drone comb.
The best queens are those that are
reared either during the swarming tinie or
when the bees are about to supersede an
Old queen soon to fall.
• ' Almost any queenless colony will ae,
cePt a virgin queen that has been out of
the cell for 24 hours, but if the has been
out louger it will be a difficult matter.
• If e colony is formed of young bees
entirely, they will sonietimes go out into
the- fields for honey when but 5 or 0 days
old. Whee,tba whiny is formed wholly
of adult bees, they will build comb, feed
the larvae and do the work generally.
• When combs ere left in the spring
after the death of the bees in a hive,
there is no safer place to put them than
in the care of a good, strong colony,
Brush off the dead bees and put the
combs in a clean hive, where the bees
will be obliged to travel over them. -St.
Louis Repuleic. '
, A LWA.Yle READY.
We are always ready and prepared to
cater to your tvante and requirements.
Our stook of drugs hevery complete, enab-
ling us to fill without any order from your
doctor. ,
• Our Stook of Toilet Roquieites is
'Unsurpassed in Variety,
Quantity mud Prices. .
Are you using Paine's Celery Compound,
nature's great remedy for the err of rhea-
• mittens, neuralgia nervous diseases, diabet-
es and lives troubles? If you,luive not giv.
en Paine's Celery Compound a trial tor
four failing health, do so at Once; We re-
oommeni :t ra, B. Combe,DrugList, Olin- -
ton, Ont. •
Hard Word&
Mrs. Tucker -Tommy, what makes
you so late?
• Tenimy-Had some words with the
teacber, and she kept me in after
- • •
M rs. • Tucker-Yois had words. with
the teacher?. ' .
Tom my-Yes'in. I •couldn't 'shell
'em.-:01ileago Tribune. •
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An Invaluable Aid.
, Roney -bitable to. increase EitiVeley'S
salary and not desiring to lose his• -
.4ervices. the. Shelves • have • taken hint
Into tin. firm.' ' • . • .*
. litkinnie-That's great! ••
• POOte Could He Collette.
• Ono of the best repartees on record
la that of roote, the actor. Dining
• with some friends, a heated disput;
arose betw.een himself and a -young
nobleman. The latter sought to dis-
parage Foote by asking him what his
,father was. •
"A tradesman," said Foote.
"Then,' air, it is a Pity he dld not
make you one,"
, "And pray, let me ask, what was
• your father, my lord?"
"My father, Mr. Foote, was a gentle-
man," ,
"Then, my lord, it's n pity he did not
make you one.", -Collier's Weekly.
Chinese Dinner Invitation/A.
"When .a Chinaman issues invite"
• dons to dinner," writes Dr. Sven Re -
din, the traveler, "be sends out, one or
two days beforehand, a tiny card of
invitation, contained in a h age envel-
ope. If you accept the invitation, you
are supposed to keep the card. If you
have not time -that is, if you decline -
you are expected to send It back. If
the banquet is appointed for 12 o'clock,
you need not go before 2 p. tn." ,
Lifelike.
Sir Robert Peel was 'once going
through a. picture collection with a
friend where there was a portrait of a
•prominent Englishmanwho was fa-
mous Tor saying sharp things.
"How wonderfully like," said the
friend. "You can see the quiver on his
lips." *•
"Yes," replied Sir Robert, "and the
arrows miming out of it." -Youth's
Companion.
•• Conceit All Gone.
"That boy,"' she said when her hrs.
band reached home, "is just like you."
" "Been naughty " again, has be?" he
• returned. •
Long experience had taught him the
eircumstances in which she noted •the
• resemblance 'between re ther and son,
and years ago the. remark hadceased
to fileterLhim.--010eago Post • •
Children -Cry for -;
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• Don't Guess Results.
• :Roney -But then the firm is losing
tnoney daily, e- .PhiladelPhia, North
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. I /kAGENTS
Better stop that
cough now with
a few doses of
Dr.,Wood's
Norway Pine
Syrup than let
piterruhnnto
• perhaps
inBreonnd-
• chit's, -Pneu.
monia or Con,
sumption. It's
a wonderful lung
healing retutdy
that cures the
worst kinds Of
coughs and colds
when others fail.
• Price 25c. & 50c,;
DO, Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup.
All dealers.
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LAXA- Cute constipition, biliousness, sick
• headache and dyspepsia. Every
LIVER pill guaranteed perfect and to act
without any griping, weakening or
PILLSirslics.
ktieniug effects. ssa at all drag-
weamailIolYeeetee
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND
a ira filler
• rugfic is 53 KIND OF PAIN OR
•AME, MEWL. OR EXTERNAL,
THAT• PAIN -KILLER WILL NOT RE-
LIEVE.
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB-
STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE
BEARS THE NAME,
PERRY DAVIS & SON.
etIMIteItioevikeike
• • CLINTON •
wpon and COIL nal).
June 1, 1900.
/SAVES.
The Moisons Dank
Incorporated by Act of Parliament 18$f
CAPITAL • •,$2,0011,000
RESTFUND • el,(156,000
HEAD OFFICE MON' rReAu
wkr. MOWN NACPtiptliON,
F. Womenseee Dumas, Gen, Manager
Neese discounted, Colleotione made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and Amerioan exehange
bought and sold. Interest allowed on dee
posits. SAVINGS BANN-, Interest ellowed oiz
mums of 61 and up. Money advanced to
farmers on their own note, with one er .
more endorsers.No mortgage required
El, 0. BREVOtiR, Manager, Clinton
G. D,
• BANKER
ALBERT ST., CLINTON
A general Banking Business
,transa,eted.
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts °sued. Interest allowed on
• deposits,
-FIRRAN tt TISDALL.
BANKERS, • •
CLINTON, ONT.
Advances made to fermere on their own
• notes at Id* rates of interest.
general Banking Buelpess tranmeted
• Interest allowed on deposits
Sale Notes bought
J. P, .TISDALL, Manager.-
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Subscriber is prepared to promptly fill all or. TprAT TaucEthis Thp gpfint
dere for Wood or Coal, which will be sold at U ,
.."41""4.•' -
lowest rateS: °flit* Oft Igarsc Street', at LAVIS:
IMPLEMENT ROOMS. W. WRIOATLEY . • jek
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A• GENTS. •
eielondikeolect Fields," a arge,°heap, yak!
able book, selling like &whirlwind, Beautifnl
prospectus twenty -live cents. Books on time
BRADLEY-GARRON ETSCOMPANY,LItirron
Toronto. ,
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ZURNTS
-"The best life of Her Malestit I have. seen
NcLEOD'S
SYSTEM .11011111'011
• writes Lord Lorne about "Queen Victoria:" •ea and IMpUre Blood,
BRADLEY-GARRETSON comParrst, Immo%
Agents make fire dollars daily.
Toronto. Liver et Kidney Diseases, .
I e610.
's •l'Orrittle Ceeerpletiuts, Etc. •
,
At the battle of Eiastings, • A. •D.
lima, the weapons being swords and
hattlecixes, 500fell fatally wounded
out of every 1,00 -0 soldiers.
Do not drop careless remarks. They
cannot be picked- up, butyou maybe.
-Boston Commercial Bulletin.
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A CARD
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We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the 'money on a tvienty five, cent
1:sttle of Dr. Willa' laglish Pills, if, after
neing three-fourthe of contents of • bottle,
they do not relieve Constipation and Head-
ache. We also warrant that four bottle
will permaneptly curethe most obstimate
case of Conetipation. • Satisfaction or no
pay when Willis' English Pills are used,
H. B. Combe, Chemist de Druggist,
; J. E. liovey. Dispensing Chemist,
Clinton; Watts et Co., Drugsand Medicinee,
Clinton; Sydney Jackson, Druggist, •(3lie.
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Hi s Ability.
Old Crusty -You ask for my datigh
ter? Why, young man, at your •present
salary you could not even dr•ess her.
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Sultore-Ole yes, sir; I could &Op her
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In gloves!.••
•Old Crusty -Gloves! Do you mean
to inainuate that. my daughter would
only wear gloves? •
Suitor -Pardon meh sir; 1 asked only
for her band. •'
' Well Hos:ripped. ...•
She -You used to call me an angel.
He -Yes, I remember I called you
"my angel without wings."
She -But you never do nay mere.
Pve begun to believe that
you have wiliest, after all. lefi so easy
for you to Ay into a passlon.-Catholle
Stoddard and Times. •
• The hocilll are found In the spots,
and it Is settled by repeated researchers
that tubereulosle is epread nearly ex
elusively by dried sputum.
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WANTED. • /set Drugliiii Dr write direot to:
For agennine rooney-making position ; no
'e books, insurance, or fake) scheme ; every house . J. M. MoLEOD, .
lieNDALLS .16 customer. • Particulars free. Write to day • ' Goderioh, Ont.
, . E.EARN CO , 132 Victoria street, To-,
SPAVIN CURE. ronto, Canada. . Feb 23-13
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This man knows what ows what he did and •
FURNITURE 'ea
how he did it. . Seth endorsements as • ,
the followieg are area sufficient preof
of its merits, . BF OADFOOT 130X & CO
emus, Cure la tour weeks. '
bottles, English print. 1 have curtd two Ritualise
And one On b with two bottles of your KendalPs
• Dear Blest -rims send me one of your Treatise on
the Horse, your new book an advertised on yo:mr
.z.4* paha. w.i, „FRANKifinu., Fariel.n22,11E:8.: 2
1 'PriCe. $ir; she for es. 'a O. liniment for
• family use it has no aqui , Ask your druggist
• TtorreaKuseENoDnApieLL._RiaorSAAybioNaCtureRelit,•. orhalsedd-r-'e'siA
DL LII, KENDALL CO:, SNOSBURd PALLS. TT,
•46•44 44.4•11-6•44K •''' - - . '' .
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Oats Wanted
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Oats wanted in exchange for (M-
ines' and the beat Flour in the market
• as follows ;- •,
- 1 •1 lbs Oatineal for 1 busbel.Oats
15 His Flour (Manitoba Mixed)
•for 1 Bushel ORO.
• Silverware Given Away.
Every purchaser, anything that we sell,
be the amount email or large,gets a coupon
and when a certaie number is received the
• holder will be entitled to apiece of Silver-
• warteof ;heir . On:choosing. Come and
See h
O. OLSON.
Good Batter and Eggs wanted.
AGENTS, WANTED.,
No experienee necessary. Permanent posi-
tion. Liberal terms. Pay weekly, Stook
e,omplete with fast selling specialties, including
Seed Wheat, Corn, Potatoes, 8co. OUTFIT
rank. &mire territory now. Write
Aug.244t BROWN BROS. CO,.
Nurserynien,IBrown's Nureeries P.O., Ont.
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NOTHING HUNTS OUT CORNS
Like tight bootie• Corns are very small
affaire, but apply to them 5 pair of tight
hoots and all other concerns of life sink into
insignificance. Tight boots and Putnam's
•Corn Extractor (the great and only sure
cure fer corns) may go together, and come
fort will be their partner; but don't fail to
Use Publam's Cern Extruder.• Frauds,
cheap, poisonous and dangerona substitutes
are in the market, Bawer° of them. •Put-
• tiara's Painleps Corn Extractor, Pelson 6t
Co., proprietors, Kingston,
110 for ID Cools
Th18 beck contains ono hundred and
ten of the best humorous recitation;
embracing the Negro, Yankee, Irish and
Dutch dialects, both in prom and verse.
as welt as humOrmul compositions of
every Mod and character. Sent, post.
paid, with our Illustrated catalogue of
nooks and novelties for only tan cent&
• Johnston a McFarlane
It Vonsteate Toronto. Cana
EVERYIWIsrlioillERKtioWS
THE VALtet oir.
1:1.131ANWOMIANSBALM)
•ASA ATUUffMDIClNE
"Alt Dunlop Tires in rem'
On macadam roads—
• o'n country roads—on good
roads and bad roads —
Dunlop Detachable Tires
are safest and easiest to
ride.
If you meet with a
hap a puncture — ten
miles from hoine—" these
are the onlytools you need." •
Tho only tools."
The Dunlop Tire Co,, tlinitell•
Toronto,
titontreal, Winnipeg. St, Jotil,
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Ital(41/
Our feetettlened71%,'Nve fail. Any one sending
rketch and description of any, inecntida Will
rirragYntregieliir; olit;IrrInti°Vg: to?Itrbetratisi
Patent" Milt Upon request. Patents secured.
through Us advertised for sale at our ernelase.
Patent* taken out through us receive special
notice, without charge; in rine Pagitio Itocortn,
an illuatrated and tildey circulated jol101ia,
oensulted by Mime (titterer§ and investor&
fiend for Sample copy FRES. Agree%
VICTOR Als RVANIS & CO"
(Patent Atterneys,)
IWO* 0111114ings WASHINGTON' 06 40
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For Twenty-seven Years, °
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOKSBESTrmEND
•Thesteady increase in our trade is good' proof of the faet that our geode•. are righ
-• our prices lower than those of ether dealers in the trade. ••
We man -lecture furniture on a large scale and eau afford to sell chea If 'b
. • from us, we esve for yen the profit, which, in otheroases, hea to be added in:Vet
the retail dealer.
This week we have passed ieto stook dome pt our new designs Space7will not perm .
us to quote prices, but come and see for yourself what snaps we hem to offer...
Remember -we are determined that our prima shall be the lowest in the trade. • •
UNl)ERTAKING. • ' •• •
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In thie department our stook is coniplete, and we have
••entfit in the county. Ou r prices. are as low as 'the
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BROADFOOT BOX &
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P. s.—Night and Sunday•oalls attended to by bitting
Director) residence•
undoubtedly the beet inners
•lOwesti •
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CO J.' W. Cliidley
••• Manager
at J.W. Ohidley's, (Futuna .
To EVERT ONE who can Ind In the Dewey Pirzzle 5 Fa "reit.
them and return M us—we rive xn exq dna@ TIRany style simulative
Ole! or Ruby Stick Pin Free, and send 12 Temcent packages 91 Ira.
petishable Perfume to sell for us 11 700 can.• When sold, return money
and we give you Free choice of a heavily plated Oliain Brattelet with
Lock and Key, or Solid Gold 81.11 Belcher Birthday Rinv Simply
. am we send prise without money or price. Write today. Yon risk nothing, se we pay tli• *eV tod
rotailin iS rentamositat Into Clanadk Ill_gdncits delivery abIoluttly free, and unsold goods 9.. nitaarnalsla.-
=anima Moor*•a NATIONAL. S1JPPLT CO. 4848 West Inroad SO.. poteoll. SpoIn
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Christmas
PERFUlVIES and
Give Perfumes if you'd please the lei
• sex. The choicest kinds" are here. •All the
• famous makes -all the desirable: odors -
and many kinds put up in specially &Wee,
tive Christmas paokages. ,••
. Our anartment of Fine Ilair l3rue es.
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Military Brushes, Mirrors, Whisks, ht
TOILE•
T—goods-- _•_ebony. analanagsnel eteed5,2102the...most ....._......
•complete in the town. And the rat:Minter-
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ening pert to you is that prices are farbe-
low what you ve been accustomed. to pey
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Dainty Gifts for both Ladies for similar artiolee elsewhere: - -
Geld Men- for Young or Old •
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H. B. COMB
E, Lehemist a Druggist . .
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Hardware Specials
Our Specials for Saturday next, May 26 for that day only
8 Itoyal Anzerioton Wringers''regular price $8.80 for '''' . ... . .. . . $2 85
50 6 Quart milk pans, regular12e, each *it 4,144" ...... o• . ••••••••••••
Ili, 14 Qnart Tin Pails, each . , I.8
2, 10 Quart Tin Pails, each /8 '
40, 1 Quart Tin Dippers, each ....•••••4 4186114, 6
A few Odd Shades in:Mixed Paints
3, 1 Glatt% Tine, 'per tin 4444,1•14 ...... boo ...... .... 111,1144 4•4.44.144••••• ... 44414i 80
4, a• 06116)1Thu, per .... . . .. .. 68
6, 1 Qeart Tins, per titr.11•••••44•4 4464 rV41141,4,441.411,06i••••••••••,•••••,33
6,25o Tins, per tin.. ..... ...... yttif . • .. ,••••1111,1114i1•14061,1•411••••••••
2 Only Lawn Newer% regular price $3.50 for ....$ 3.00
Only Fire Proof Safe " $35.00 for 90 0$27.00
Harland ErOs.T
Expert', in Hot Air km llot Water Heating Ana riumling,
rIGICIrt SAM: IS CANADA. CLINTON
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