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There is noth-
ing so bad for a
cough as cough-
ing. It tears the
tendermembrane
of the throaeand
lungs, and the
wounds t h u $
made attract the
g e r ni s of con:
sumption. Sapp
your cough by
using the family
remedy that has
been curing
coughs and colds
of every kind for
over sixty years. You
can't afford to be with-
out it.
Aye
her
4rt°e;(1)
loosens the *grasp or your
cough. The congestion
of the throat and lungs is
Teinoved;, all inflamma-
tion is subdued; and the
dough drops away.
Three sizes: the one
dollar size is the cheap-
est to keep on hand;
the 50c. size for coughs
• you have had for some
time; the 25c. size for
an ordinary cold.
...For 15 yeare I had a very bad
cough. The doctors and everybody
else thought I had a true case of
consumption. Then I tried Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and it oniy took a
bottle and a hall to care me.'
•, F. Maalox Mihwita,
Oct. 28, Camden,1•7.3t.
write the poster. If you have any
• complatat sobaniver and desire the
• belt 'medical advice, WOW the Doctor
fre.iy.lia,AS'I.Attrags.yen. Lowell, Blass.
•
WICK PUN PLAY, The King of all Kidney Med.
Moen. •
IsDr. Pitcher's Baekaohe Kidney Tab-
," let, A medicine designed purposely for
e the kidney and bledder. One that once
used holds a steady kletee in every heart
ee and household, Curing the terrible pane,.
aohea, sorenees, and nervousness 'mused by
be k
”ft saved a, Government Deteetive'vo
Ione Irt a Street Duel.
George T. •Bell, for years a Tex
ranger and later in the employ of t
government secret service, earries mar
of six knife wounds and Seven bull
wounds received while on duty as
ranger for the government. Possibly t
most thrilliug .experience through whi
he passed was a duel on the streets
Tuceon, A. T., in that teener) palmies
days.
Bell had been instrumental in roundi
up and capturing a gang of counterfet
ers known as the "Shang Brooks" gau
They had, their "mint" up in the Pello
eillo mountains in the Gila riyer count
All were sent to the penitentiary an
,had been released elm Brooks, who e
caped. A warrant, indoreed "dead
alive," was placed in Bell's) hands f
service, He located Brooks in a saloo
in Tucson and, walking up, notified him
that he was under arrest.
. Shang glanced patronizingly upon Bell,
for he was 6 feet 2 in his stocking feet
and a giant in strength. Then he an-
nounced, "'Sonny, you'se 'II have to
grow some." He had half turned from
the bar as he spoke, and Bell did not
know that the movement was. shielding
his hand as it crept to his pistol. Some
one in the saloon yelled a warning, and
instantly there came a shot. Shang reel-
ed and then sank to the floor with a bul-
let through his abdoraen. Bell had fired
throughrhis coat pocket. The wound was
fatal, though it did not at once cause
Broot-i) to lose command over himself.
Pulling himself together, the desperado
drew his weapon, which lay beneath him,
and was leveling it at Bell when, the de-
tective sent •another bullet through his
pistol wrist, ending his ability to do
ham. Re died a few hours later.
• Though Bell did not know it at the
time, Brooks had two companions in the
town, Jack 'and jim Styles, brothers.
They heard of the shooting and decided
to avenge the death ef their pal. Later
in • the day as Bell walked past a general
store in the frontier town some one yell-
ed, "Look out, Mr. Bell!" Turning like
a Hash, at the Name time drawing his re-
volver, 'the detective saw. Jim Styles on
the opposite side of the street. Be sew
smoke issue from Styles' weapon, and a
bullet seared his temple. Jim Styles con
tinned shooting, his brother Jack, on the
same side of the street with Bell, coming
• to his assistance.
One shot at Jim Styles laid that worthy
on the ground. Jack Styles gave a yell
of anger as he saw his •brother fall and
advanced toward Bell, firing as he came.
The two, men paused within ten paces of
each other, and there they emptied their
weapons, Bell had no knife, and when
Styles saw this lie gavea yell oftriumph,
ossed his revolver from lajD and jumped
p with a bowie kniFein his hand, .
The two elosed in eot
pee each her. At
Styles' first ilash of the knife Bell' side
tepped, though the ocaint of the knife
made a paitiful wound over his right
yebrow. Another. 'vicious thrust he par -
led, though the keen weapon laid open
his left forearm, pierced his upper lip
•
necking out two front teeth. By this
line the two men were upon the ground,
Bell 'beneath his antagonist. He heard
orcie one call his -name and another mo-
ment felt something strike his side
Reaching out, his hand fell upon a pistoh
sigh of relief followed this discovery,
nd he plaeed the weapon full against
tyles' chest just as the letter raised his
nife for a last thrust. Bell pulled the
rigger and sent a bullet through his
eart.
Both brothers lay dead, and Bed faint -
d from.lose ot bionr1
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
bl •
• • 1 isootiling
ek bladder, troubles of the aged, and the -
of nightly troublee of illaildhood. A medicine
t
euro,
gide, and Ideation* in effect. One
thrtby ite singleness of purpose appeals
ng to the common sense of every reasonable
t- thinking individual. A medicine always)
g• backed by written proof like the following:
it- Mr Fred Inoeon'19 Cherlea St., Toronto
rY. • annotion, says,—"Latterly I had beau suf.
d ,fernag from a constant lameness in the
e- ' email of toy back, and much of the time it
or was accompanied by a dull aching acme
or. my hips. My kidneys were not right I
n know; I had much annoyance froin the
secretions. I wasnot getting any Wan ;
the remedies which I had been using seem-
ed to be unable to rernove the difficulty.
Nearly two months ago I heard ot Dr.
Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablete,and got
a bottle. I am pleased to say that I had
attack the right thing at lest. both the
/staleness Rome the kidneys and that grind,
ing pain in my back were removed. My
kidneys wererinvigorated, and I am recom-
mending the Tabletato my acquaintances."
Any reader' of this paper can teat the
merite of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney
Tabletsfree by enoloeing two canto postage
for trial package to The Pitcher TabletCo,
Toronto, Ont. Regular size 50 ,cents per
bottle.
I mystery soiveuAn old sea captain who had navigated
.
his ship many times round the world,. 8
persisted in maintaining that our globs -
is not a globe at all: but a flat surface. e
No arguments, derisive or painstakingly r
.educational, could alter his opinion one
Jot. Some one said to him once:•k
"But if the earth is nit you say, cep. -t
tain, there must be an.edge to it, Prow
Is it that no one has ever tumbled over
_the tige?"
"Why, of course they, have," he an-
awered triumphantly. "That's where the A
ships go that are reported 'missing." a
The) Capitol itetnnda. k
The rotunda of the capitol at 'Washing-
ton is 96 feet in diameter and 180 feet a
high. It is a eirculas hall in the center
uf the building and contains eight large e
historical peietings. The great dome
overarches IL • . • -4.-• •
A Dressm2kers Duties
The Turnip. - . • •
• 'Turnips come. from India. The Tonne
1. from "turn" and "nep," words of an -
..lent °Mein meenine eomethine entind.
SEVEN YEARS IN RED. •
"Will wonders e'er cease ?" inquire
the fl lends i)f Mrs S. Pease, of Lae,
Terme, Kan. 'They knew she had hebr
unable to leave her bed in. Beven year
on nerniint of kidney and liver trouble
tietyvas prnstratian .und.gerierel dehe
ity; tint. • Three bottlee of .Electric BO
-ters enabled me to walk," she write, •
"and in three months °I feIt like a nea•
person." Women suffering from heed
ache. backache, nervousness, sleep'es-
-mess, melancholy, fainting and din;
spent) will find it a. priceless ble5sing,
Try It, Satisfaction is guaranteed.
'Only Mo. at all drug stores. • -
nice and Matcher.
An Investigation extending over a pe.
rigid of nearly three months was made by
the inspection department of a Bostott,
fire insurance company in order todeter-
mine whether Are can be caused by rats
or mice and matches. The tests were
tarried on in a cage made of iron pipe„
IcoVered with galvanized iron netting, in
-which a tin box partly filled with cotton
waste vrari placed lot nest. Rat* siad
mice, Miley or Referal at ti time, were •
confined, for longer or ihorter periods,
within this cage, in which sulphur
matehes, parlor niatehee „mid safety
metehee were alio pineed. The creatures
were alternately fed -ad • allowed to go , -
• hungry. During the experimenta with
the mice apparently noneof the wilitChea
'Were glatitted,* but two of the iafety
snitches Were carried by them into their k
nest. On the other hand, the rate ig- 1to
nited the sulphiar matches by gnawing
• them, which is indleputable eeldence that k'
cabmen sallphur matches- can he ignited P
byrtlits. •
- or
Are Such as to Cause Backache
domp•monsmos
A Toronto Dressn aker has Found a
Positive Cure and Gladly Tells
-About -
Those whofollow
the arduous oocu.
pation of dress-
making or mitring
love troubles of
their own.
Hunting flawing
machines all day
long, bending over
work that requires
the greatest of care,
these are the things
that have made
many a IWOM Mal
exclaim, "ever
time I take a ditch
with my needle it
memo am though I am piercing my own
Mick." -
But thee. Who suffer from barikeibe,--
headaohe, psdn. in the,side Or any derange.
ment of the kidneys will be glad to knovr
thitt elite ika remedy that never fails even
in the won't oases.
It hi Dols Iiidniy
AN EFFECTIvE REBUKE, •
Now General Lee fiet an Exposed
Point Properly Fortified.
The late Major General Harry Beth
-was the only man in the Confederate
army whom General Lee tailed by his
first name. Lee addressed even his two
sons as "General." Heti" had been the
friend or his youth, and Lee loved and
trusted him profoundly. Yet his love
did not cause the commander in chief of
the Confederate army' for a moment to
• forget his duty, as is shown by an inci-
• dent described in The Century.
One day before Petersburg Lee rode up
to }reties tent and solid, "Harry, I should
like to ride down your line."
Heth was much flattered at the pro -
'nisei, and as they rode side by side he
pointed out positions of danger and van-
tage. Suddenly they came upon a place
•of math Amportanee where for several
hundred yards there were ne fortifica-
tions. Surprised, Lee turned to his friend
for an explanation. -ffeth said that he
had ordered defenses for this spot and
httd su ()Bed th • h d,
••lee th737 are completed at once,
Harry," said Lee, and, turning his horse,
he rode back to headquarters.
After a few.days the general again ap-
peared at Heth's tent with the same pro-
posal, and the delighted officer sprang to
'his horse. Arrived at the ill fated spot,
to Beth's dismay it was found still open.
Without a word Lee turhed toward his
tent, motioning Heth to follow. Dis-
mounting, the oonantander in chief seat-
ed himself, and the subordinate stood,
wondering what his punishment would
be. Lee spoke in his kindest tones.
"Harry," he said, "that horse your wife
rides worries me more than can tell.
He kicks' and fights the bit till fear he
will either break her delicate wrists or
pull her arina out of their sockets. Now
the best way to take the edge off a nerv-
ous horse •is to give him- plenty of exer-
cise—regular exercise—morning and night,
until he quiets down. For the sake of
your wife ail well as yourself, I beg you
to !flake the experiment, and I know of
no better place for yeu to ride the horse
while taming him than just up and down
in front of that gap I ordered you to have
closed until a good beeastwork has been
completed. Good evening, sir."
The rebuke was given kindly, even af-
fectionately; yet the retipient declared
that he never slept a wit* that night,
and for days, afterwtird telt as if be had
been beaten With a club.
Mrs. oyler, the will -known dress.
maker, 224 Bathurst St., Toronto, Ont., -
geve the following etatement of her export -
!Moe with It:
.,,, "For Immo Hine suffered a good deli
from weak back, a tired feeling, and tilting
and achee itt various Wig Of Ina' WY.
Sinoe here used Doan'e Kidney,: rifle the
pains heve left; 111e, my booklet. got stronger
nd theicidney troubles hate been oorreoted.
" Thit tired, dull, dtoWeY feeling that Used
oome on me him now gone, and I am happy
say I hive not Unto well in year!, as at
regent."
Doan'. Kidney Pills cure backaolut, lame
weak beck, Bright's dinettes, diabetee,
ropey, nist before the eye*, leeti of memory',
henmatism, gravel and urinary troubles of
a
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THE SMELL OF THE ONION.
Due to the Presenee of Sulphur In
the vegetable.
It is interestiug to make inquiry late
tbe cause of this unfortunate quality of
the onion. It le simply due to the pres-
ence in some quantity of an her mineral
Matter in the bulb—sulphur, It is this
sulphur that gives the on its germ
killing property and makes the bulb so
very useful a fnedicinal agent at all times,
but eepecially in the spring, which used
to be—and :still is naany places—the
Ranson for taking brimstone and treacle
in old fashioned houses before sulphur
tablets came ieto vogue.
Now, sulphur, when united to hydro-
gen, one of the gases -ot water, forms
auiphureted hydrogen and then becomes
a foul tvoll nigh s Witt coin -
pound. The onion, being so juicy, has a
Verrlerge per&iitlig,e of water in its th-
ieve, and thise,pOrabining with the sul-
phur, fortes the strongly scented and of-
fensive subetatice called rulphuret of al-
lyle, which -is found in' all the alllume.
This oulphuret of «allyle mingles more
especially with tic' volatile- be iiromittle
oil. of the onion. ' It is hientleal with the
inalodOratat principle found in asafetida,
which hi almest the symbol of all smells
that are Misty.
The horse radish, so much liked With.
mot beef for its keen and biting prop-
erty, and the ordinary raustard of our
tables both Owe their strongly stimu-
lative properties to this same sulphuret
of allyle, which gives them_ heat and
a eridi ty, ' but not an offensive erne% OVI,
in to the •differeitt arrangem nt th
an o e
oronte, Ont, Thie bringe tie M it most eurious filet
• E •!. • "
in nature. that meet strangely, yet Moat
ring or The Do "IV PO Co. atoms In their volatile ofl
ANIMAL ODDITIES. certainly, conetructs all vegetable vole-
.
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Cenuine
Caller's
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It costs for food about 630 a week to
keep an elephant.
The Western part of Percia is Inhabit,
ed., by a species of camel which -is the
PYgMY Of itS kind. It is allOW 'white and
only five tet high.
I The horse thet sleeps ie standing po-
Iiitien rate one leg at si time, depending
'I
on the other three to wedeln the weight
of his body. The habit is a ,dangerotte
Littl' see.- one,
e Liver rills.. The eointeon house Mouse, when it
has onee been caught in a trap and es.
came, eannet be caught 'Again by
anY
"dust Bear signature, ot
trap ever invented by mati. Itats are less
eareful atid tornetimee, fall a second time.
.40-62ie
* see ParAluille Wrapper MOW.
Vier Muell luta as Sag
• VI take ste slot. ,
en FOR HEADACHE., ,
no FOR DITTINESL
fp* OILIOOtiltit
FOR TORPID LIVIL
0011STIPATION.
' FOR SALLOW SKIL
MR tilt COMPLUION
siterinumusi War lawkeperpottegym,
I %WOW lfatild$44141.06
ROADACHE4
POPULAR SCIENCE,
ambid..0
The' titer Miter, the middle atar ot the
handle ot the Greet Hear, ha* a brillistn.
ey 100 times that of the eun.
Many comets will be leen during the
twentieth century. The most ititereiding
' la Met seen in 1836. It le due
I In 1910 or 1011,
I It is asfkrtained scientifie clet
the air reeietaface to a railway trEetinthef
tav rill& VI:411411ml sin eltithrfy nitLlinto
Iles hotir
aL
Water id the ;evilest of all eiffistaneee
- to hetit, with the single exceptiou of
. hydrogen gat, The easiest two Are tuer.
tall and Med, which *tend itt this te.
on nearly' the 'Sante fotatillit.
tile one in eveetl'e- the ae--e
poaes them 111', 'vol•Wth:n gie7 ;re °trial;
aromatic esseneet of cloves, oranges,
lemons. cinnamon, thyme, rose, verbena,
turpentine or onion, of exactly the Same
praportions, which are 83% of carbon to
1.1%, of hydrogen, and obteins tattle vast
seeming diversities that our taosttils de-
tect in their scent einiply by a different
arrangement of the ntome in oath vege-
table oil. Oxygen Altera aorae of these
hydrocarbon, aulphur others.
Tne Imperial,
MEAT MOOT.
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• • ,terzirvrttnt,irintevitigx
!IN!
they have Opened upin the dere
formerly occupied. by Fair & 00.11
Maegay Block, Ontario Si.,
where they' *indite?) in stOokall kinds of
Freak, Cooked, Cured -and
elditionod Mesita*
irVatotrocigtritgig,1"4Prtitelm1410;
ett, ettiminee Meat; and Mumma ex
• 7 laartetia.h1 tiate711,11Nd=faigi "r
Ibe. gee& Mn *brit tented,
JOIIN SCRUTON, Manager
tr. R F. CASE. & Com
01•INTOlt
Plil Sense.—ft Mande to reason that
Dr. Agnewei Little Liver Pills will crowd
out of the market many of the nauseeua
old-thners. A better i;nedicine at less than
half the price is all the argument needed to
keep the demand what it has been—phe-
nomenal—so doses to cents. They cure
Sick Headache, Biliousness, and allay all
stomach irritatIons,-,5
Sold by Sydney Jackson, druggist, Clinton
literal Bookkeeping.
The Chinese, are perhaps the most prac.
• tical people on earth. A curious system
of moral bookkeeping adopted by many
shovrs this feature of the national char-
acter in a. very curious light. There are
books inculcating the price of "virtue,"
and In these a regular debtor and creditor
account is opened, in which fin individual
charges himself with all lie bad acts and
credits himself with till 'his good ones,
and the lialance between the two exhibits
his moral position at any given time,
At one place In Chine where there was,
no inn I slept in a room with a coffin
vvhieh had. been unburied for five years
because the geomancers bad not decided
on- a lucky site or dete for the intermeist,
and for the whole time incense had been
burned before it- morning and evening.--•
Prom Mrs, J. 5'. Bishop's "The Tangtze
Valley."
It is said that when Hot!. S. 0, Pat-
terson ran ' as it Conservative in West
tlurcua, Dr. Montague made the boast,
"we will spend 1)25,030 to elect him,"
and that nearly the whole of that,,etirn
was spent. .
A modern weapon in the
Watte for houlthe—If disease has
taken your citadel of health, the stomach,
and is torturing you with indigestion,
dyspepsia and nervous prostration, South
American Norma Is the weapon to drive
the enemy from his stronghold "at the point
, of the bayonet," troneh by trench, but swift
and sure, it always wins.—
Sold by Sydney Jackson, druggist,Clinton.'
Large orders for supplies for the Im-
perial and Indian troops in'Shina are
being filled in Canada. -
A CAR )
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a twenty•live cent
bottle of Dr. Wills' hnglieh Pills, if, after
using three-fourthe of contents of bottle,
they do not relieve Constipation and Head.
ache. We also warrant that four bottles
will permanently 01413 the most obstimate
case of Constipation. Satisfaction or no
pay when Wills' English Pills are used.0
IL J3, Combe, Chemist & Druggist, Olin -
ten; J. E. klovey. Dispensing Chemist,
Clinton; Watts & Co., Drogettnd Piledioines
Clinton; Sydney jaokson, Druggist, Clin-
t
C. Matthews'of Toronto, saved a
Lindsay lady bather from 'drowning at
Lindsay by plunging in to her resale
she bad sunktie.
was TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
TakeLaxative Orem° Quinine Tablets. All
, druggists railed the IMMO if it fails to cure
2Srts. E. W. Grove% Elevator° is on each box. .
b. L. MACPHERSON
Fire, • Life, • Accident. agate:GA.1as.
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Ovvlok, - Memoir BLOCK, CLINTON
JACOB.. TAYLOR
Clinton. Ont.
General District Agent tfor the
04nfecieratiOn Life Insurance Co
for Stratford and Goderi ch, inclusive. All in
orreation relating to insurance gladly given
Money to loan at reasonable rates:.
• Offlice in Palace 'Bled(
JOHN W. YE0
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THE MAIL SHOOTS.
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wonderful Stories They TOE In Oa
Els Skyseraperi.
A graphic Idea of the number of people
housed in a great modern office building
aud of the amount of business transeeted
in it naight be gathered from watching
the naail shoot leading down from the
upper floors to the mail box placed in the
hall of the building on the ground floor.
Here for example is it great building
with 1,000 rooms, of Which there are now
occupied about 800, the number of per -
sous in the building, including tenants
and their clerks and bookkeepers) and
stettograpliers and typewriters and other
employees, uumbering about 3,000.
A town of 3,000 population woutd send
out daily a considerable mount of mail
naatter; the tall building has a Population
of 3,000, not made up as the town's popu-
lation would be, of people of all ages,
front children to old age, many of Ahern
not writing letters, or writing infrequent-
ly, but practically made up of adult;
only, most of them having. occasion to
Write many letters and all of them writ -
lug more or less. It is probable that the
mall matter 'sent out daily by the people
assembled under this roof would equal if
It 'did not exceed that sent from city of
25,000 people.
The shoot in the big building; with an
opening through which letters may bo
dropped on every floor, has on the ground
floor,. where it ends in the big mail box, a
glass front; through that stretch of the
shoot the letters can be seen as they fall,
to disappear at the end of it, in the end,
And they are always falling. They can-
not be heard, but they may be seen all
the time. If one stands in the- hall of the
tall building and -looks aroUnd, out of
curiosity, his eye is sure to be died by
this mail shoot, with the silently but con-
stantly dropping letters. There may be
intervals- of seconds when they do not
own., but limb Werra* labs. they de
*emir, are of but a few seconds duration
and often they come in flurriee, like great
snowfalls chasing one -another thickly. '
TO' stand and watch them gives one a
new idea of the number of persons hous-
ed under- one roof in the modern tall -
building and their manifold busy occu,•
nations. ° •
• AGENTS WANTED.
For 'Story of South Africa," by John Clark
Ridpath, L. L. D., Edward S. Ellis, M. A., .T.
A. Cooper, Managing Editor of the ,'Canadian
Magazine," Toronto, and J. H. Aiken, of
London. Ont., who has returned this week
from 12 years' travelling in South Africa for
mi. We are the only Cartclinn Publishers
who have had it branch Itt South 'Africa for
nineteen years, giving us anima ense advant-
age in procuring photographs and material.
Our entherahip, letterpress and engravings
are superior, and Canadlan onti ngetttu bet-
ter illustrated than in arty rival work. So
sure are of thi , th t
comparison oUrprospectrus to anyone »mess-
ing a rival prospectus. Circulars and terms
free. Mains World Publishing oompauy,
gaga)), Ontartin
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ALMA. LADIES' eeLLEGE.
Twentieth year begins rept.10th.
13roadly planned
competent staff
ova° Do uruthr ee ,stmhnoo sir loons xt:ihnd!
o at rhipteachers.iue0Sucehao;
•
'es-, , • . estie SoleAxnete', rnEodieerr ai°13.nd
progreSsiVe. '
Homelike appointments, good board, cheer-
ful rooms, Personal over.sight in habitrs. man-
ners, care of room.
A Midental college like Alma affords :best
conditions for it young lady's education.
The constant aim of our college is to com-
bine the -care of the mother with the teachers
guidance and the pastors regard.
For illustrated catalogue, address:
Rev. N. I. Warner, M.A.. Principal,
July 20-8 St. Thomas. Ont.
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WOOD and COAL YARD.
• Subscriber Is erepared to promptly 011 all or-
dersfor. Wood or COM. which win be sold al
lowest rates.. Oftleeo_n Isaac Streek_at1.4918.
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All Kinds of Shoes
CLEVELAND; OHIO,
via Pt. Stanley .
Thorough fare from Clinton one :way
33,50, return $6. Rotuma ticket valid for
one month.
• Special rates going Saturday andreturn.
mg Monday.
Bost leaves Pt. Stanley on Sundays),
Tuesdayis and Thursdays at 11 p,m4
and on Saturdays at 1.
For tickets and further information apply
G. T. R. agents, or *rite
T. MARSHALL, WM. wooLLATT, '
Asst. Gen. Pima. AgL Manager;
Walkerville, Ont,
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Central
Meat Market
Baying'purol-tat1 1the butchering
bluffness of F. IL Powell I am pre -
to furrtieh the peopleo OlintchrWith afl kiladit of Fresh and
Oared 'Meant,' Saffitage, bologna,
lard, butter and eggs &twat% kept on
hind,
R. Fitzsimons it Son.
Tlepbone 76.
Orders delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
1'L0,—Persons having howl for
shipment will confer a: favor by
loving word at the shop.
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• Curbs, `and All Forms- of
.• Larmoness Yield to •
LOOK AT THE SOLE
If,you look at the sole of the shoe you're buying, and
the name and price appear thereon in a slate frame,
depend on it being a "Slater Shoe."
This is the registered trade mark and a point of distinction.
Beware of the "just as good."
12 foot -fitting shapes.
All reliable leathers' in black
and fashion's shades,
very Pair 099.4*r. w.94.csi•
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Jackson Ilros„ Sole Agents for Clinton.
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For pure blood, •
A bright eye and
A clear Complexion,
A keen appetite,' -
An easy dtgestion
And refreshing sleep.
11".111.3Eig.M
ris‘tol's Sarst /rills
It arouses the -Livery I.
Quickens the circulation,
. Brightens the spirits and
Generally, makes life worth living.
Shety seven years trial have proved It to be beyond queetIon,
the most reliable BLOOD purifier known.
111, the. leading Btu gists sell .11,1IIST011 ,S11(1SAPARILLA.
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4IIERMIne.o.aaisaionmairas
A Few Specials
We offer this week
Good ...Clean Timothy Seed at $2.50
A new supply of Barbed Wire. 4'
Grain Bags at $L75 and'$2.50
Also about 59 'Oatmeal Saks at 5c each
Sugar Barrels at 5e each
Lard Tubs, '2 handles at 25e.
'Beautiful Japaneese Carpets at 25c a yat.. '
Oar stook of Teas, Sugars and Soaps, ie large and ydu will lind good values;
among them.
It will pay you to deal with as, Terms °Ash or produce. Butter and Eggs wanted
at highest market Yana,
Emporium, Londesiaoro R ADA MS
Ang. 81st, 1900•
Buggies 1 Wagons
First-class from $65 to $80. $46
FRED ItUMBALL, - Clinton
-HOme Comforts Just -ikrived
tateet styleitt parlor. suite, white enamel bedroom Bets. iron and brawl bechiteada•
trig ootteshed; extension tables and dining room chitin. Also 700 feet of new style pia.
wtharnetraitrldinge. Prices low as the quantity Will permit. our money back if rate
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Jr. JR. 001I)Et4ir_41Elloiro • Etivt,h
Olitlitau Sash, Door, and
131ind FaotorY. -
S. 5. COOPER- • PROPRIETOR;
General Builder and CoPtrPft9!..
This faotory hi the latgeet in the ciennty, and his the very latest iMproved mite
chinery, otipahle'of doing work On the aborted notice. We terry an eglaniffive
and reliable etook and prepared plena, and giee eetlinatee forend Wild ell elan,
es of buildings on Short notice and on the closest pricee All work is supervise
ed itt a ineohatiicel way and eatisfaction guaranteed. We tiell �fl kinde of in-
terior and exterior material.
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Lumber Lath, .Shingles, Lime. SaSIt) Doors, Blinds Etc
Agent foe. the Celebrated GRAY/BILL SCROOL DESK." raenufaciurea
stt Waterloo. Call and get prices' end estimate* before placing *oar &dere(
• Ael/oodlas any unilibotter than many
kte to be scan by inepeoting onr summer
*took of ftlen's,1! Wotoen's and Children's
Boots and Shoes. at"
Pnll linea ot Trunkii, Vallees,
atc.,, Sinale and Oonbie Earne$S.
n. 0. nea 'Naar, White Codar, twa
Pine Riungles atwayet onlhand at
'MITCHELL
Works tie:mouth ef'ctires minden . liteleised by the
best breeder% and hor.semen. eve here. Price, $1 six
ler Si. As a Migrant tor MIMI"' Inc It has no equal.
West tome,'Ontatio; tea, Dee. 14, 1808.•
011.SEIMALL co.
Doke BIM year ago I hsd valuable hme oIthloa
Sot tams. took Mtn to thO'Vetethotty /Surgeon Who
pronounced it (remelt Pestle and Mayo me 111.11e hope,
although he applied. at Almrp buster. Tills made matters
enty worse aria not none Wants- so lanto that 11081118
not Stand ite. Astor trying everything in my power. g
trent to &neighbor and told Mtn Anent theome.Tre nave
Inc sue et your hooks mid etUdied it eerentny Mid no.
ing received to do the utmost in fever, of mybosst, went
to the neared g store and 0111 /. et youtlipavin
cure and spoiled it striotty according to direetIone,
tore 11>5 11,11 bottle WM used i nonee 1 infmororement,
• and *heft the seventh nettle lens about half >,a4. my
hafts was 'Oompletrly mired Mid without leoviort a
Matelot on him. Atior costing treatment I Vrttlq3 Ad
borne geed Mkt(' /MOM Mtro) ghtwArk wtth
Ing to See 81 11.1>51 Offlected aenre.1 their started teowolor
the horse herd 5118 to entire asustsetlen he never
Show/tarty mom lameness thrungh Miele minimal..
10'> tome:end Kendall's AllMiriCtIftl 81,8111
excellent, hut via a. tAMOdy, fo)41 ths.11- »1/tp•
eeneern, veers truly, TkITTEN.
Ask year druggist ror Mendell's awl* Core, also
ska Trektilite otk the iforsoNe tho, hook ftte, r.ddrete
IMA 11.•J, kINCAti, COMPANY, iMOtlik4 Mut. Vt
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ard ware
Readqttartera for all kinda of Hardware,Tinwaris, Nailte'Looke,Hitigett,
Glass, White Lead and 0110, the celebtated Sherwin tWilliabli "ready
mixed paints, Daisy Churn, Screen DOors end Windows, Bitie 'Flame
Wioklees Oil Steven, ell kinde of Wire Pending, Agents; for the Anted.
oan Fieia Pence the beet fence in the World, it ze ilorite proof, Bnllt'
proof, Mg proof, Pig and Dog tight, extreme beet and cold does net .•
drew it out Of shape, it steys where it's put.
Call and. See it
A few. Royal. American Clothes Wringers, at $2.85,
while they last, a first-class wringer. A few odd shades ready
mixed paints at a big discount. Lawn Mowers at reduted
prices to clear out. 1 Only Vire Proof Safe for $OO. -
ar and logikto Stoves. miwaro•
Irarameilardware) 'to
Experts in Ha Air and Het Wiitet iteittinKand Plumbing.
CLINTON,