HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-08-31, Page 6August 3.11.1900
DO YOU FEEL TIRED
IN THE MORNING?
Does Sleep not bring Refreshment?
• D� you feel wretched, mean and miser
i .,
able n the mornings—as tired as when
you went to bed ? Its a serious condition
—too serious to neglect, and unless you
have the heart and nervous system
• streagthened and the blood enriched by
Stilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, collapse H
is almost certain to ensure. Mr. Fred, ,
Graham, a we -known young man of
Barrie, Ont., says :—" I have had a great
• -deal of trouble with my heart for four
years. I was easily agitated and iny ex-
citement caused my heart to throb violently.
I had dizziness and shortness of breath,
and often arose in the mornings feeling as
tired as when I went to bed. •. was
terribly nervous. Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills have done wonders for Inc.
They have restored my heart to regular
healthy action, giving • me back sound
• restful sleep, and making !ny nervous sys-
tem strong and vigorous.'
Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills are soc.
a box or 3 for $ eee at all druggists or by
mail. The 'I'. Milburn Co., Limited, To.,
ronto. Ont. •
..urabeella _against the .jury box, but it
of this city . for grand larceny •and con-
piVied it up. • 'a • • . . •
A reporter assigned . to the trialslaid his-
spirecy. One day of .the trial was rainy.•
was in the way there and a court officer
A man was on trial recently in a Court
II; put alithien.,110404wonent Juror. ri.t .0u.g. bete'
. be safethere, iflinitiiihtie " he said. .
. Wh.ett. the court adjoinned, for the day,
the reporter looked . in the jury . hose for.
• his umbrella,. but it • Was net. there; Re.
sought out the court officer,. who Also
made a careful but unsuccessful. sear* .
"One of them jeryinen's took. it: no oee•
else," -remarked the officer. "Au..they'res
tryin that man .for-lercenyl". ' •::. • ..,.
• The reporter's 'umbrella: was • never re-
turned, but the 'defendant was found guil-
ty and sentenced to seven yeaks! •impri,-
onment: Evidently the juryman. Who had
the umbrella took the 'proverbial view of
itand did not think the illegal:possession .
•of another's • property --disqualified ..:hiiii
from passinsejedgment in A casnof theft.
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CURTAIN RAISERS.
• "Jess of the Bar Z" is Bello Archer's
uow piny.
Duse is making a study ot Shelley'a
' "Beetriee Cenci."
W. S. Gilbert's "Comedy end' Tragedy"
• has been translated for l3erntiarde.
"The Cbristian" has meted Its one
thousandth performance In England.
The Japanese actors who have been
making tour of this eountry are now
PhlYing n London,
A. C. Wheeler (Nylia Crinkle) has writ
ten a Play of New York life that will be
among the ,productions of next season,
Justin Maly McCarthy has writteu
"Tim Startled Aiwa." It will be firs
Produced in the "(hilted States by D. H
Sothern.
The play ot longest duration in Isiew
.York thie season is "Sherlock Mimes,'
which stopped recently at the end of its
"thirty-second week.
0/aeries B. Hanford- will not be asso
elated with Louis James • and Kathryn
ICidder next year, but will star in a play,
"Private John Allen," by Lee Arthur.
Another Shakespearean play is Prom-
• ised for next year. It will be "A. Mid-
• summer Night's Weana," with Louis
James as Bottom and Kathryn Kidder as
Helena,
Jessie Bartlett Davis, who was offered
$1,000 for a week in vaudeville at Chi-
cago accepted the offer and 'turned the
whole amount over as her contribution to
the Actors' Home fund of New York.
In India it is said many of the theater
at
dow
lly re
s
are free. The curtain rolls. up 9
o'clock at night and never comes n
until 5 the next morning. It usua-
quires seven nights to present a drama.
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pugmeRt
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MAIMS
WOMEN 811RONO
meal it WOMEN WIKI-•U.
,woirjH
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greater than that of any other medicine
prepared especially for woman's use. It
is not a cure-all but 4 scientific prepare-
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living physician, kill in active practice
and who, assisted by his staff of nearly
a score of trained physicians, treats and
cures thousands of women every year.
"Favorite Prescription" has an invigor-
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bearing -down pains, ulceration, inflam-
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cause. It dries up the drains, puts out
. the fever .fire of inflammation and cures
the corroding ulcer. It makes marriage
a hapninese and motherhood a blessing,
. by giving to wotneu such an abundant
vitality that the baby blossoms into life
as sweetly, simply and naturally as a
flower. Sick women are invited to con-
sult Dr. Pierce by letter free of charge.
All correspondence strictly confidential.
Address Dr, R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
• THE VERDICT.
An official repent sets forth that 10,-
000,000 pages of homeopathic literature
were published last year. There wasn't
anything very bninecniathle about' a dose
like that.
Henry Irving says shakespeare is a
bond between England and America.
Sir Henry does not know that the bard
. has been officially hoycottee he the the-
atrical syndicate. • • •
- The ice • trust has notified Its emotes
loft to leave ice on the rear porch ex-
posed to the sun's rays. • The drivers
should shove the ice throuch tbe crack
under the door. •
•
- These Chinese towns nave earrecuy
ridiculous names,. Why gan't they • call
• themselves • -somethieg.s. seneible, like •
Skowhegan, for instance, • or Punxsu-
tawney or Caueoragonme or.Kalamazoo?
• —Boston Globe. •
A fine of $150 has •been imposed on
Mr. -Roberts of Utah, convicted- of key-
ing one wife more than the law allows.
This puts polygamy out there on a cash
• basis, and • the price fitted foe a • plural
' marriage cannot be called high.—New
York World.
That young w9man In Verashington who
Is suing „for divorce because her husband.
is not a "risittg statesman," as be had
represented himself, evidently bought a
pig • in a poke, with the .usual result of
regretting—her bargain. Rising young
statesmen do not adverthiatheraselves in
that way.. •• •
RECENT INVENTIONS. .
The latest labor saving contrivance is
said to be an electric collection box. No
collectors are required for as soon as the
clergyman has touched a button in the
• pulpit the box runs along wires from
• pew to pew, end the congregation do the
rest.
For sailboats a new attachment allows
the mast ta be Moved to eitheraiide ofaha
• boat as the wind shiftle a horizontal arm
being pivoted 'at the forward end of .the
hull, In the outer end of which the mast
is set, with a lever which allows the bar
• to be shifted to adjust the mast.
• Street eerie:tee prevented from running
Into open drawbridges by a sonthertier's
patent safety device which has a wedge
shaped block pivoted on either side of
the track, with • levers connecting the
• blocks with the bridge to swing the block
over the rails as the draw opens.
•• Vehicle bodies are maintained In a
horizontal position on a side hill by an
Ohio man device, in which the body is
supported on the axles by four vertical
screws, which are provided at the upper
end with wheels, to be grasped, ta re-
volve the screws and tilt thehody at the
desired angle.•
PLANT LIFE.
• Melting .Up His Oritia.
Some curious relics of former supersti-
tions are preserved easier the. courthouse
ID Edinburgh. The tittle wax figures,
stuck all over vvith. pins are the pieces
conviction in the charges of •witcheraft
which were soli:went inthe
and seventeenth centiiiii. It was stip-
posed that if a' Wax image of an eueniy
were made, prodded with pins, and then
melted in the fire, the originarwould. suf-
fer similar tortures Mid dissolution. The -
belief is at least as old as the days of.
Horace.
Indeed, the superstition has survived
to our own time. The late W.• .Wells,
the dramatist, when. staying ata•Kentish -
seaside place, was annoyed be a dramatic
critic. Half in jest he modeled' his critic
In wax and melted him up, A day or two
later he heard of the death of his assail-
ant. Mr. Wills, who was the kindliest
and rnost careless of Bohemians, could
never rid himself of the simpleton that he
was an unwilling hornicide.e-London
Chronicle.
A Graceful Idea. • *
A happy thought of a voting 'Brooklyn
woman whose parents melted the 'golden
anniversarysof their n•edding a few weeks
since was the means of 'giving a .deal of
pleasure to the couple, who made no
formal celebration of the event. About.
two weeks before the anniversary,' the
daughter sent cards or messages to
friends of her parents residing taw way
ID various sections of the country. Ac-
cordingly on the wedding day letters mid •
telegrams of congratulation came pour-
ing in from all sides and made the occa-
sion a very happy one to the dear old
people.
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Accomplished One. •
Wife—Bin, John, you surely don't Con -
eider yourself a financier?• • .
Husbniid—Of course'. Ho* do you sup-
pose I've kept from relying your dress-
maker's bills for so loug if 19rd not a '•
onancier? • • . .
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In southern France successful effete's
helve been made to arrest forest fires by
growing the juicy cactus plants in .operi
spaces separating the sections of the for-
ests.
; In England tha tallest single stemmed
beechtree stands in • Lord Brownlow s ,
• park .at Ashbridge, which overleoke the
. beeclecountry of 13.uckinglaamshire. It is •
known as the queen beech and is 150 feet
high. •• •
• A fad in horticulture which has pretty
results le to insert strawberry elants in
holes in barrels which have 'previously.'
been bored for the. purpose and the bar-
rels nee with earth. The plants liotnish
Ii this' way . splendidly, •often completely •
covering the barrel With the leaves, blow
ooms and fruit.
Could Make Boons. , • -
"Do you think you could eat • another
piece of cake. Tenthly?"
."I think I . could, auntie, If I stood tip.7' ‘ .
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• •
An Inventor claims to'have discovered a
methoe et obtaining motive power from .
sunlight. •' .•
The nearest approach of a comet to
the earth observed was in 1770, when
one approached to within 1,100,000 miles
of our plenet. •
The sound of thunder may be heard
for 20 to 25 mules, with the ear to the
ground much farther. Lightning is re-
flected. for. 160 to 200 miles. ,
• Recent experiments by M. Janet show
that the temperature of the earbon fila-
ment in au electric lamp is between 2,000
• degtees and 8,000 degrees P.
• NATURAL CURIOSITIES. .
•
The erosion of rock caused by the NI -
agars river friesuild to be from one to five
feet a yeer. •
• Niagara fallwas at (me tithe situa-
ted et Queenstown, several miles from
its present' location,
In the Drakenberg mountains, in Na-
tal, Is a natural •formation known as NW,'
VOlenn's hop, It gives an excellent bust
representntioe of the tittle Corporal.
Tnble mountain, at Cape Town, South
Africa. Is a munificent mature! euriosi•
ty. It .ie nearly -1,000 feet In height and
has it level top about three senttre Miles
In Area.
;Ite".;ai t le (.11. IENCE.
WritPft rt Alk,i • v:iv•,, (writhe
me to ea; tint: 1et., i'• P :tires Cern
Vedas, Pe -r •e• f 1 • tut
14mb it, Ile. ; 4
pt.:Attlee% 1 t vet of • els Pitt-
amede Cors tor pale he
indene e( h to esesys% • SabeiItut( a
are eterywir t Pea ece.d
Take "Putero(ers' rues,
It contains no opi-
:um, cocaine or other
narcotic, and no al-
cohol or whisky.
. •
waltaing Mice. •
The Japanese ha ve a queer little do-
mestic pet that- is said to Waltz through
the greater part of the waking hours of.
Ita life, never growing tired; even if its
feet wear out in the process. •
The animal belongs to a peculiar breed'.
of mice --black and white with pink eyes.
One of -their peculiarities is that when
other baby. mice are just beginuin to
watk these are beginning :to waltz. t.
If seyeral Mice tire put in together.
they Will often be. seen waltzing in cou-
ples, and sometimes more than. two .will
jetzt In the mad wbiri. So tepid is the
movement .that it is impossible to tell
heads from 'tails. When the floor of the
cage is not smooth, . the ridge actually
wear out their It. leaving only' the
stumps to whirl on.
Waltzing seenis to be as necessary for
the waltzing inouse as midair somete
seeks are to thetumbling pigeon.' An
apright peg forms .a convenient pivot
round which the Mice can whirl, but
Natural Scienceis the authority .for the
• stateMent that : w•ithOut any such guide
• they would not in several minutes covet,
an -area largerthan a dinner plate, and
they easily spin limier a tumbler. .
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esse vess TAKEOCrritIfiN.8.'w"6r7—'4.
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Th is well
to make choice of a ()competent
and quelified druggistto whom you can
'alai your dootor'e Prescriptions and orders,
A correctly end Well-filled prescription with
Puke drugshasfhtiols to do withIthe linen
against sickness. We dispenseldrugs and
medicines accordingeto the most approved
modern methods.: ,"' • ; • 'resew
PAINE'S OsisItY COMPOIIND
rownsuce..--- -.•
is the wonder of the century fortthe cure of
the common ills of life. Thousands of let-
ters from Canada's beat people give evid-
ence of the mighty power of Paine's Celery
Compound oyer disease. If you are sleep-
less, nervous, . despondete, weak or run -
doyen, one bottle of Paine's Celery Com-
pound will do good work for you. We sell
the kind that -cures. J. E: HOVEY, drug-
gist,Clinton, Out
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A. Ker, of St. Catharines, was found
dead in his bedroom at an Ottawa
h t 1
Heavy rainfalls continue in the famine -
affected districts of India, with a • cense-
qnent alleviation of distrees, 0037
-Immezise Increase in the sale of theT.D., ,
& L1feuthol.later eyidences the fad •
that it is useful for all rheumatic
lumbago, arid lame back, pains in the
• sides, etc, Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd.,
• nianufacturersaLstlersi"-..es, Boas? =It
SAILORS AS SWIMMERS.
Why Jack. Tor Drowns,. When He
Falls Overheard.
'In The Star recently," said a captain
In the United States navy, "I saw a die -
patch which recounted the death by
drowning .of seven men. In a. sbagle day
to the waters surrounding New York, ot
whom two were sailors, 0005 petty offi-
cer on a yacht.
"To a landsman it appears 'define
that all sailors are not swimmer, but
the 'converse of the proposition Is more
ly _those who live near water, can usualle
apt to be true, and. men ashore, especial-
,
• . "Jack afloat does pot take kindly to
• water, and, though"he spends his life up-
on It, he seldom gets in it, end when he
. does he is apt to go down. I explain the
Incongruity by• hevancing another one,
which is, that they do not have the oppor-
tunity to learn, and they are, as a, rule,
disinclined to do so in any event. Throw
a man overboard, and if be has not
. learned to swim he sinks. All of the.
lower animals swim naturally,' from am
elephant to a kitten or 4 PuPPY. Mee
• has the 'same .sustaining power, but 'the
mentalinfluence of the fear of death it
so •overpowering that he flounders. hit.
mots.uh
tand Image fill with water, and he
ois
"Deep watar allots, always on ship:.
• boardcannot learn as a man mas
. ashore. The latter learns when n boy Qi
• goes to the beach or river and picks it ur
stroke by stroke, but there is initially a
bottom mien which, his feet may rest.
' No such opportunity is offered. on board
of ship with the fathomless ocean be.
neath the keel. •
"In the. United States and other navies
swimming is a compulsory part of a sea.
• man's-' education. Our landsmen art
trained by .expert swimmers. They art
• plaod in slings in the first. lessees . and
dropped from the boom Into the ocean,
where they are. taught the stroke. Some
• of our jackles. Wive no. aptitude and at
best make indifferent .swimmers, • whilt
others take to the water like ducks.. • ...e°
• "Swimming ought to .be made, Were 11
possible, a part of the curriculum of er
• ery school.. If one cansustain himself
.even fora, mitautes or two and make s
'dozen strokes to an unturned boat or s
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Puts Rosiu' on His iorfe.
"Isn't it stragge," said Mr. Butler
While In a Yet:81011cent 111004, "how dist
coveries are miiIIV?s„.• Of course that is a
general stetement, but to the case it
question. I wear glasses, as you kuow, '
but 1 foued great trouble in keephig there
on. They were vontinually following tht
laws of gravity, end falling to the floor.
The trouble was that I die not have a
bridge of size, and I spent money and
un •
te experimenting with different kinds
of springs and clasps and ' nose pieces,
but all proved failures.
"Now, the other night I had an idea 1
(that's all right, I am guilty of an idea 1
once In awhile) that if I would put some
powdered rosin cm my nose that would
hold 'era for _awhile, so 1 accordingly
hunted up my friend, the Violinist, and,
getting -some rosin, made the test.
"Was it a success? • Why I can turn
handspring backward and those glasses
are still doing businese at the old stand,"
The British. Cabinet.
The authority attached in England tc
ehriple custom or usage cannot be bettei
• illustrated thais in the fact that, althougt
the cabinet has existed as the real ex•
• .ecutivo power in the government foi
more than a century and a half, it Is ar
institution entirely unknown to the law
never having been recognized by any acl
of parliament. There is no official an.
nouncement of the flumes of its -members
• and no official record of its.meetings •
A Scene In Sardinia.
On a fete day * Sardinia the wives
and daughters of the farmers and trades
men present 4 wonderful spectacle trete-
the gorgeausness • of their costumes.
These are sort of heirlooms, *hick
never vary In fasbion and ore Inendee
down again and again from mother t<
daughter. •
Vanity.
Little Girl (tq visitor)—Don't you think
I look het like mamma?
Her • Mother. — Flog), dear; don't be
vette—Ohio State Journal.
Children Cry for
lifeline, it Maymean preservation from
watery grave.', • CASTO
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We, the tindeiiiiiiiiikdiihnieFe agree to
• QABL)- • • • — CANTON
'refund the nakoney on . twenty five cent WOOD and . COIL 1 3,1111),
bottle of Dr. Wilhe hnglish Pills, if, sifter
ohm three-fourths of contents' of bottle,
they do not,relieve Constipation and Head-
aOhe. Wo Mao warrant that four .bottles
will Permanently cure the moat obstimate
case of Constipation. Satisfaction or no.
pay when Wills' English Ville are, used.
H. )3. Comb), ()hernial eisDruggist, Olin-
. ten XI E. elov.ey. ,Diemesseing• Chemist,
Clinton; Watts & Co, , Drugsand Medicines,
Clinton ; Sydney Jackson, Druggist, Olin.
ion. •
tI is reported that the Duke of York
is about to visit this coentry.
Tiphoitl tever is Prevalent at Brentfor
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• TO MEE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
TakeLagative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
• 2501s. E. W. Grove'e signature is on each box.
• Mrs Charles Irons and her child,
who were burned at Montreal, have
dred from their Ininries. ••
•• Coughs and colds that other Temediea
seem powerless to relieve are. ,promptly
cured by Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Try it and it will convince of its' efficacy
'b'jficucl•danu"S9hilir 2
thk. -
eGovernor • of
.Shantung is dead, •
•
• diploroate of high standing 'fie:*
clares that Russia is vigorously endea-
voring to secure American support,
and to break the harmony existing
between the United States and Great
Britain. '
Travellers' headache() are quicklyrelely-
ed by Milburn's Sterling Headache Bow -
dere, They do not upset the stomach or
weaken the heart. Price 100 and 25c at all
dealers, or by mail, The T. Milburn Co.,,
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
Orders have just been sent to Aldershot
for fresh drafts of reinforcements to be
prepared for South Africa.
-
, Word was received at New Yox•k
front a Presbyteriattinissionaey refugee
at Nagasaki, Japan,says that in fleeing
from Yangtsi to Ronan the Canadian
Presbyterian missionaries were strip.
ped of everything they had by robbers.
• "Keep the head cool and the bowels open"
g e warni
weather. If the bowels do not moveogre.
larly once a day use Laxa-Liver Pills,
They are easy to take, and do not gripe,
weaken, or sicken. Price 25o.
Julian . Tregenna Bidduph Arnold,
son of Sir Edward Arnold, has been
orderedextradited to Wetland h'f
United States Conitnissioner Neacock,
of San Francisco, oto the, ehai.ge of
ernbeSzling over $00,000 of the estate
ot Jofin Thomas Don ville Tailor,
•
The joint committee representing
conductors and trainmen on the On-
tario and Quebtc division of the O. P.
It, met Mr McNicole, the general
nanager, and asked for an increase..
of wages. Me McNicall said that he
amid mot, see his way clear—to gra.itt,
the increase, The international offi.
eel's of the employees will interview
him.
CAN CATARRH BE CURED?
Shepherd G. Frost, Chatham, N. 'R.,
writes : For a number of years t have'
been troubled with catarrb andh ,
haye tried many remedies{ during that
ime, but without eve% At last I heard
of your medicated air treatment and pro-
cured a Catarrhozone outfit, Within
twenty-four hour)) my headache disappear.
ed and has not einee returned, and in it
ehort time X have been completely mired
of Catarrh, I recommend Catarrhozone
as the safest and cheapeat euro for Cat-
arrh. The beide did the trick for me."
Catarthozone is sold by all druggist's.
Trial outfit sent for ten cents. N, C. Pol.
on & Co„ Kingston, Ont., Proprietors.
The joint • committee representing the
onductore and trainmen bf the CI. P. R.,
Ontario and Quebec 'division, whe ,were
tumble to come to an agreenient eivith
Superintendent Leonard regarding a re.
Vi8i017 and increage of the scale of wagi
have now made an appeal to Mr.hIcNicho,le
the Genera) Manager, •
• ANA . WORM MEDICINE.
• Mrs Wm. Graham, Sheppardton, One,
"I have' given my boy Dr. Low's Worm
Syrup, and find it an excellent worm iced -
lame, It is nice to take, • and doe not 1
make the child sick." Prieto 25 °elite,
the original neer() minstrels of the •
Molted. St &tee, died at • Chicago, aged
00 years. •
• STARVING CHILDREN.
Thousands of well fed children are seam
ing simply teause their food ie not of the
right kind. They are thin, pale, and
delicate. Scotel Emulsion will obange ell t
thie. It gives vim and vigor; ilesh and
force.
. Mrs•Peggy Mown, an inmate of the
Rouse of Refuge, Woodstock, escaped
from that institution Tuesday, and
wandered on the tmcks of the G. 1. It.
'The nitwit:Jen exiness going woo,
00100 along, and she was streets by
the iron railing of one of the plat.
forrile, tier are stistitined a, compound
•fracture, Mrs Brown is nearly 80
years of age, and of tineound mind. I
. TBOULBES OF A MISTER.
Ta benefit other e Rev, S. T.W. Vernon
of Hartwell, Ga., writes: "For it Long
time 1 had a running sore on my leg. I
tree many remedies without benefit, until •
I used a /sett)e of Jeleotrie Bitters and
a Ism of Beelike's Arida Salve, which •
cal eil ree wound and well," Soree trap- t fhe Minton /quite Store
• dens, Boile, Ecemza, Tetter, Salt Rheum
teem impure blood. Thailand° have
foam) in ill: ark Bitters a Which is also Clinton headquarters for
grand Wand the noted
xttPIANO.
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Hailsfactimi is guaranteed or money re -414.
+Ira
onty 50c. e.burrte3r
fowled bj• druggiale. Large bottle() ',Hi
Mr gewuni Willieme of Hamilton li a
cififinool..,
Len le. of fite,allen labor act, BiOSteleS• •
eappeittfed a spfe,Al officer for tho
Beattie
Milldren Ory for •• Call -and nee uf. for ;: bargain in a high
et",
erailo, artrablA and eaey running wheel.
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0. 140AREs CLINTON
• Subscriber is prepared. to promptly nn an or.
dere for Wood or Coal, which will be sold at
tweet rates. Otilee opine° Street, at LAVIS
IMPLEIVIENT ROOM. • W. WHEATLEY
VI RED6iINA-NISWP'111:1411. ANit.:111)45
*niAL.t IJE Or • I
AS A PARTURIENT MEDICINE.
DO YOU WANT MONEY?
llifonAer We lend money on household goods
‘i.y bicycles, waggons and horses. We
ilongest also advance money to salaried
aa‘'.1 People and retail merchants on
MOneY toilleten notes, through
trIciarmst30-
Money. V;111:1):,Ytrfilt getEt.u4 bgrn°111:4
rtrile.bt°,.TWorifWntoARNm..86 COe.,:at .East Ad elaicie.
• •
RUMBALL'S .
. WATCH AND.: .
• J1WLLkVS TORE
Just seceived a lot of new Belts,
• Buckles, Pulley Belts,Bangle Brace-
• lets, eta. The latest goods in the
market.
• We make specialty. Of fitting
• Sprat -ado and Aye Glasses, •
Eyes' examined free.
nAAAAArodvoNtAiwoiv•isiv
•• •
Spavinspilingbonos,Splinto
Curbs and All Forms of
1.1:wknness Yield to
W
orks thOusatdia of
ettia
ittuatr'..Endor.edbrttiobest breeders and homeneohere.preettiilfoBS. As a 1121Mont for fan0"lbh" 110 "na'
Pnt471o,
Can„ Dec, 14, 189/.
.-dWmdltrr!
Sirs, -831140 1 took l"1i°hfh
g4lanlu:t'O4°118::vl(ipronoa e fglfpisaid1avc:0e0:oigtll111letpittlribIistor.Ti511etlr%i//7eatThe her) nee0il.tr1eoi:
net stand MI. Al ter trefffk everything in my power I
Itoon
otit10t00iiilet lihor and old lami
a:ha Lilo V.1100 1'vc
yors r 'MA:a cl,611 lt rare/lily and'he.
Weaved tado.the utnipolit fever of in east, we.,
to me nearestdrnie storoand got bottle olirour oavIn
Cure and applied ft strictly according to dl Winos. lie.
fore the.flrat bottle was used I notteed nninrornyemont,
and whon tho seventh bottle was about WO ured.luy
Bore° wag ennteletely &urea and without lea% ing a
Mendell on him. 'After ceasing treatment I dave the
horse good care and did Annie light vvork with himmisit-
ing to see if itim.1 effected a eure.‘ then started to work
the horse hard notu
d to r entire satisfaction be 110VOr •
andwed any more laninitmill through, the Mime eummer.
. lean reeninmend Kendall's lipmiti ('00 4818113' 0•811
exeollhht, hilt its.ft sum rowdy, ti 1(03' ono tint 11 m y •
concern. YOUre truly, SANCEL TRITTPAI4
askyour druggist for Kendall's Booth% CUre,
J. Treatise On the Horse," tle, book fret , 00 edam.,
OR:11,1°KtHDALL COMPANY, ENOSCURO FALLS;
•
"all Dunlop Zres 111 1900"
• The wheel fitted with
• Dunlop Tires' gives no
trouble to the dealer after
its sale.
That is one reason why
dealers favor Dunicp.tired
wheels. They know that
Dunlop Tires are the, out.
ward sigit of inward worth
in the buil& ig of a bicycle,
"Thd Only tO0I10
ThobtmlopTimets,Litalicd.
Taranto.
biontrate, Winnipeg. fit,,40hth
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t'
"I Can Eat
Withal 1 Like.”
Many people suffer terribly with
pain in the stomach after every
mouthful they eat.
Dyspepsia and indigestion keep
them in constant misery.
After trying the hundred and one
new-fangled remedies withoutinuch
benefit, why not use the old reliable
Burdock Blood Bitters and obtain a,
perfect and permanent cure?
• Here is a case in point :
"I was troubled with Indigestion and
dyspepsia for three or fouryears, and tried
almost every doctor round here and differ.
• ent dyspepsia remedies, but got little relief.
4‘I then started using Burdock Blood
Bitters,. and when I had finished the second
bottle I wa'S almost well, but continued
taking it until I had completed tha third
bottle, when I was perfectly well. Before
taking B.B.B. 1 could scarcely eat any-
thing' Without having a
pain In my stomach, Now
I eat whatever I like with-
c‘it e aietines me the least
discomfort," — MRS.
THOMAN. Ceetur, Brussels,
Ont.
"liftielLa.P..W44C12.12.M•WMC)
ALWAYS KEEP Oli HMO •
t L' T:iveEE,R. itivlsriaRI*si ttI111 OF
9T 4E.111:7 AG
A .
'TH:AT PAIN-LLER WILL SOT RE -
LOOP: OUT FOR•1111TATICIN$ A ;13.8013-
•N -fit titCS. THE,LANE 1,0TTI,d
BEARS THE NAME, . •
PERRY DAVIS& BON: .
eveolketinkAme.4.,e, • RGENT
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S. •
"Klondike Gold Fields," s arge, cheap, vain.
able book, dolling liken whirlwind. Beentifte
prospectus twenty-five cente. Book ou time
ARADLEY-CIABXETSON COMTP0ANFront.01ANT. rED.
-
•• RGENTs
"The best life oilier Majesty 1 have omen,
writes Lord Lorne about "Queen Victoria."
Agents make five dollars
• BBA.DLICY-GARRE,SONCOMP• 5)AlgronFt,oLIMITs1+ '
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, AGENTS WANTED •
For a genuine money -making position; no
books, insurance, or fake seheme,_. every house
a customer. Particulars free. Write to -day
THE F. E. KAHN co., 182 Victoria street, ',To-
ronto, Canada. •Feb 23-10
• AGENTS WANTED.
• No experience necessary Permanent pOsi-
tion. Liberal terms. Pay weekly, stock
complete with fast selling specialties, including
seed Wheat, Cora, Potatoes, ezo. ourtur
FRElt. Secure territory now. Write .
BROWN BROS. CO..
• Nurserymen. Brown's Nurseries P.O., Ont.
AWAITS — Book business is better than oi
4a years pastialso have betterand faster selling
books. Ag ants clear from 110 VD weekly. A
few leaders are: "Queen Victoria, "Life, of Mr
Gladstone," ".My Mother's Bible Stories,' "Pro.
gressi;veSpeaker.11, "Klondike GoldEleld,""Wo-
man,' "Glimpses of the Un s en.,"."Brealrfast
Dinner and Supper," 'Canada. • . Encyclopae
dia." Books on time. Outfits -free to canvassers
The BRADLEY-GAItRETSON Co.. Limited.
•
II0 for 10 Cents
• rnetbook contd.= one hundred 'ad .;
'ten of the beat humorous recitation*
eMbraclog the Negro. Yankee, Irish apt
Att\*;•;;^.Z• • • Dutth dialects,' both itt prose And verso..
ttl1/4\ • *.1" •• • al welt Se hUMOrOUS COMpOsitleili or• .
.e;;;Skt. • - erery kind and eb•racter.
. .0 • •
trithiti.&ItttrItt
• Paid, ITILI1 Our Illitatratud catalogue of
_ books And uoyoltios for only tea ants.
JOhnStOvi rat 8ielParlane
Rouge3t,, ' Terontootan.
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The LIIIGIsons Batik
Incorporated be Aot ot Parliament nee
CAPITAL - 02 Offir
itEsw FUND . 0,050,000
/UAL OFFICE ,IIIONTIMAL.
Wm. MOLBON MACRIIBABON, FM41014
WoerzaiixahTootate, Gen. Manager -
Notes dismounted, Colleations made, Drafts
hewed, Sterling and American exehange
and sold. Interest allowed on de.
volts. BAyirree Bore—Intereet allowed on
stone of Ill and up, Money advanced to
farmers on their own note, with eae oz
more endorsers. No mortgage required
H. C. BREWER. Rammer, Clinton •
G. 0, IticIAGGAIT.
• ItANKgrt
A.L1ERT ST,- CLINTON
-11,. general Banking Btstuess
transacted.
*NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts med. Interest allowed 011
deuoeits,
J. P. TISDALL. •
BANKER,
• CLINTON, ONT.
Advances made to /armers on their owm
notes at low rates of interest.
A general Banking Business transacted
• Interest allowed on deposits. • •.
Sale Notes bought • '
()ice
eeds
Seed Corn, seven varieties, Sugar'
Beet, Mangokee Turnips, and ail varieties
of eases required for field or garden use.
,Exeter flour always on hand, and general
rnill feed. . •
WM DUNCAN' Clinton..
_Licensed Anotioneer,
•
' Oats Wanted
• meal and the best Flour in the merles
0:1:),31,,,wwasn:_ted fn -exchange for Oat
•
11 lbs Oatmeal for 1busbel Oats '
15 lbs Flour (Manitoba Mixed)
for 1 •Bushel Oats.
•
, Silverware Given Away. •
Every purchaster, anything that we sell,
ID the arcionnt small or lerge,. gets a coupon
• and when a certain numWr is received the
holder willtse entitled to a 'lege of Silver-
•
sWeaertehoefsgiveeirrxvaorwen. ohooshia.g..• Come and
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Good' Butter and Eggelviented.
THAT TODCHES re SPOT
• MeLEOWS
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SYSTE NO iti011
iwirilmitittottiN;1114411 . - or -
Our fee returned if we fait. any one sending
sketch aud description ef any invention will
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
the patentability o' sanie. "Now to obtain a
Patent" sent upon request. Parents secured
through us advertised for sale atom- expense.
Patents taken out through us receive special
notice, without charge, in Tun Farmer ammo,
au illustrated and widely circulated journal,
consulted by manufacturers and Investors. •
Send for sample copy FREE Addt
VICTOR J. EsAhe & CO,,
Evans dunning.
(Patent Attworitasez,N) arm. 0.0
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Weak and IMpure Blood,
• Liver .1 Kidney Diseascs
• Female complaints, tte.
LIAL Draefsit, sr write direct to: •
J, M. hlaLEOD,
Goderioh, Ont.
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l'IMNITURE
BROADFOOT, BO* & CO.
The steady increase in our trade ia good proof a the, feet that our goo& •are 'righ
'• our prima lower than thoe of other dealers in the trade.
We Manefadture furniture on a large scale and oau afford to sell oheitp. If 3/eighty
• from as, we save for you the profit, which, in other ago, has to be added in for
the retail dealer.
This week we•have passed into stook some ot O'er netedesigne. Space :will not porn
• tle to quote prices, but come and see for yourself what snaps we have to offer.
• Remember—we are determined that Our prices shall be the lowest in the trOde.
UNDERTAKING.
tt, this department ou'i stook is complete, and we have undoubtedly the best funers
Outfit in the county. • Oar prices are as low as the lowest.I
BROADFOOT BOX &CO.J. wChidley
fanager
P. S.—Night and Sunday calls attended to by calling at 3. W. Chidley's, (Pnnera
Director) residertne
TO Al/BRYON* *rho tau and la M. Dotty rook 11irsus.-nurk
nen Sad rates to to -we kW, ea sxquisits Tiffany style &Mutative
Opal Iv nub,. .etlek Ile )ree, end atad 12 Terteent tackase& of
pariskibis ?strums fossil tow us lilt* mt. Whed told, meant wormy
sad we 51110 10' Free thaite a a bearer puma emits nra•stig With
Inch Sad itoy, er sous Geld Shell Itakber Bittaddt. Xing. gimPli
=:-Sersdeipdade sad its settd itshe wham& ed rms. Wtite today. roll risk netlitne. as sr* my the 1114 hai
ha renteei Oat tew OUntht,_ Muiding. delivery abeolateir tree: and unsaid pude At* relounokko.
XAMIONAt ,Whe WWI Whit& Idaltlited ild&& beddlell• Me&
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• Christmas
PERFUMES and
TOILET goods
beldt•St ants for both Ladle!
end Men- for -Voting or Old
H. B. Comar
(*Ivo Perfumes if you'd Diem° the fail
sox. The choicest kinds are here. All the
famone makert—all the desirable odore—
and many kinds put up in.spenially attrao-
eiveAtriettntia packages.
Our assortrrient of(Pme Hair Brea ea,
Military ItruChee, 'Mirrore, tWhislr, in
ebony and handeconte Woods, is the most
:templet() in the town, And the meetinter.
eating part to you is that prima at*4it bee
low what you ve been wonstorned.to•pay
for similar articles elifeWire.
Chemist it Druggist
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