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September 21, 1000
Look in
your mirror
today. Take
a leo look at
Your gray
hair. Itsure-
1Y may be
the last if
you want
it so; you
needn'tkeep
your gray.
hair a week longer than
you wish. There's no _
guesswork about this;
it's sure every time.
To re -
filo re
color to
gray hair
After
Sing it
ti1
for two
or three weeks eotice how .
much younger you ap-
pear, fen years youuger. -
at least.
Ayer's Hair Vigor also
cures dandruff, prevents
,•'falling of the hair, makes -
hair grow, and is a splen-
did hair dressing.
It cannot help but de -
these things, for it's a
hairofoode 'When the hair
Is well (ed, it cannot help -
but grow. .
It makes the scalp
- healthy and this tures
the, disease that causes
dandruff.
t
$1.00 • bottle. Ail druggists.
"My hair was coming out .badly,
but Ayer's Hair 'Vigor stepped. the
falling and bas made my hair very
thick and muoli darker than before.
I think there is noth*g like it for -
- the hair." CORA M. LEA,
April 28,1899. Yarrow, LT, -
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Wate the Doctor.
If you do not obtain all the benefit'
you tleaire froM ihb Wig tha vig-or,
write tho doctor about it. Address,
Da. 3.0. AYR, Lowell, Mass.
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HIS HARD PROBI-EM.
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THE CLINTON BZW Ea&
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j Said E'Vad0rkk th0 131.040 Thlog cl0t40 of Dr. Agnew'. Livar1Wi WALL,PAPER,
Obstrenerone Vat* wad eta Talmo ',Teets are Divine irbtaatt." after dinner. It will promote Wootton and
*nee Polley Ira Her Nave*,
It haPPene4 in an insurenceoffice:
The caller, who was a large man with
Very red whiskera, elite in and intro-
duced himself tie Mr. So-aud-so, wito had
taken out a life polleY for 410,000 about
-.M.. •
evescoms for tra effects Of too hearty
• Such Was the eaying at * meter mind, eating. Safe, prompt, Agave, painleas and
and Whit applieis to things of state -appliets •pdeallant. Tble affective little pill is pup.
with double fore to matter', concernin,g planting ill the old whool naltitel3M1 purge -
health, 'When it it mid that Dr. Pitch** * tivem. 0 4050si zo coo r43
Backache Blaney Tebista cskthifintelligente 4 . '
four Year* before. ly need, cure all kidney and bladder sow be gyan e aaokson &ages* maim,
"I remember," old the man at the • troublee, and,itiob other (Bootees as 914 be - ' ' ' s' - - - ' - .---"' ---- '
,window. ' traced to a sluggieh or inaperfeet kidney at.
"I bad the policY Mede out to my I tion, it la always backed up by the positiveTito Great Ilitrra.
wife -that le, 1 had it mode playable to root and teottmonyot aoMe reputable per, England's first war vessel of any pie.
her, Well, I want it •ebangefi, Were son, :tome one wbo ie slid and willing to teusious was called the Great Marry.
bad a falling out, and she's gone back tell the world the resulte obtained. The She was 4 double deeker and wee built
honie, and so, of course, I don't want to following testimonial of Mrs W. Eaton, 10 in WO by order of Henry VII, from
carry .that policy In her name any Ion- Penning St., Toronto, hes the ring ot trntb whom the boat received its name. Up to
ger." and beam out the claim that it IN a otqe be. the year 1045 the Great Harry was the
"In that ense the thing you want to ao yond a doubt for the young, middleweged .only vessel .of the kina in the British
is to have her formally transfer the pol- and alg°0'service. She caught fire in 1553 nod was
193'to you." Mrs Raton says: "Dr. Pitcher's Beek. totally destroyed. Th.,. Great Harry was
"What's she got to do with u? yen ache Kidney Tablet; have been of tbe great. of peculiar construetion. • Her stem and
e
know that I took out ,that policy and oot henellt to me- Formerly I had 00 much atom stuck high above thwater, and she
that I've Made all the Payments, meted hacksaw it extended to my hips and limbs. had four masts, three flush decks, a half
At
it In her name lust to make it easy timo there *oula be au aente. lameness deck quarter deck and rouudhouse. She
for
her to collect 10 9880 I died. Now 1 want in my bins and, a burning thet causes very had a capacity of 1,000 tons, carried 80
to .take it out-ot bei name. We've dis- disagreeable sentiatione. I find Wet Ito] guns, was 138 feet king, 88 feet beam and
solved partnerohib." .• much invigorated since I Used a bottle of ' cost £14.000. The Great Harry's imam
• "What you want her to do is to hare • Dr. Pitcher's Backache Ridney Tablets, were very talla and she was very "crank"
her sign over the volley to you," My back has recovered from its lamenees, in.a storM. •-a
and I am sleeping well nighte. Prom my
"She wouldn't sign over anything. WhY
, Didn't Take, •
experience in using the Tablets I have
caa't you aust.ehange this policy and put Anuoh oonfiaence in them, and I can highly "Manama," said little Ethel. "Mrs.
It in Iny name?"
• "She is the policy bolder,•ancl so far as "No, dear."
the face of the policy shows you have no •
Any reader of this peper can teat the
ilghts whatever. SQ 4ar as the reading ni
merits of Dr. Pitcher's 'Btkolutobe Kidney "Then what's she going to be married
ap.blete free by °Walling two cents postage again tor"• .
Of the policy goes to show you have ii -o' •
interest in the pOlicysexcept-tio' the person for tnal package to The Pitcher Tablet Co.i. "Never mind, dear. You can't under -
upon whose death the payinont of the bottle ••
Toronto, Ont. Regular size 50 000tS per stand sueb things."
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"Oh, I know," exclaimed the little girl.
. "It's just like getting vaccinated. It
didn't take the first time.. did it?"
recommend them." Gayley's husband Isn't dead; Is he?" ,
policy is contingent.
"That is, the only thing I can do in the •.
premises is to go and die?"
• "That is the only thing you can do BROKEN SUSPENDERS. '
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which will in any waY affect the . opera- men • Who Weald Rather Tie Them •
tion of this policy." - tip Than pay New ones, •JIMMY-SelenCtiostweaprrdedLict da.t in '2,000,- i
."If I die, I 'suppose she gets the "It' e funny," tilil a Park row hillier- 000 years dis world will be nuthin but a
ineney." • • • '
Yea if she can produce' the policy'." dasher, "but it's true that 60 per ceilt of vast ball di ice. .
"Well, she can't because I've got it the men of -New York are going about JohnnY-Dein ocientists Is .foxy.. Yet
• *Rh broken suspenders, I've known notice der never prediet nuthin en a dog -
locked up, But it ain't worth anything men worth millions of dollars who •neg- • fight er a prizefight er a election; it's •
to me as it. made now, is it?” . lected to Purehase ouspeuders untR their 'allus suthin ye can't nail 'ern wid a bet'
"Nothing whatever." • " • attention was called to the feet that they on.--elauck. . . . •
"If I stop paying on it, though, I lose needed them. The other dare man came •
all that I put in." • '
14 in here to buy some neckwear. While he . The most wretched people In the world
uoeeieor qX amps
Leather and Paper Clot*.
A remarkable fact In regard to wall
paper le that the method of priuting the
better sort of paper is probably the same
now as it ever has been. Wooden blocke
with the dolga cut in relief, OUR for eaeli
color; are applied by hand, and in order
to suit the productiOs of tile paper mills
these blocks' are Made in England 21
!oche* wide and in Terence 18 inches
wide. The length of the block is limited
to what the workniart ean molly lift with
one hand, two feet beteg about the limit
es the bloCk0 are necessarily thick and lu
tunny cases Me& heavier by being inlaid
with copper, especiallv the thin outlines,
which, If made of wood,would uot atand
the wear and tear of printing,
that wail paper in anything like its age*.
ent form came into conun" u" Eu-
rope, although it appeare to have been
used much earlier In China. A few rare
examples, which may be as early es the
sixteenth century; exist in England, but
these are imitations, generally in
"flock,",like the -old Genoese and Floren-
tine cut velvets, and Itenee the style of
the design in no way indicates the date
of the wail paper, the same traditiOnal
patterns being reproduced with little or
no change for litany yearn. It was not
till the end of the eighteenth gentury
that the machinery to make paper In
long strips was invented. Ep to that
time wall papers were printed on small
square pieces of handmade paper mid
were very expensive. On this account
wail paper. Was SlONV In superseding the
old mural decorations, sueh as tapestry,
• stamped leather and paper cloth.
'rhe wall papers Mew printed by ma
chinery have the designs cut on •the
surface of wooden .roller, under whieh
the paper passes. In the eheaper grades
all colors are applied. rapidly, inui after
• the other, without allowing -each to dry
separately, aud a somewhat blurred ap-
pearance Is generally the -result. •De-
signing wall paper pattents is an occupa-
tion for women, which is highly lucrative
to those who possess 'skill and Ingenuity.
You lose all except a eurrenaer value. was waiting to be served he kept tugging are those who, having nothing to do,
But you can't collect that. The policy •at a suspender button on his trousers,
holder is the ouly nee who may claim As the perspiration kept rolling clown his
that." k he bit his lips and mumbled some -
"What • .nec
in thunder can I do?" • thing' that sounded like cuss words. • He
"Go and make an arrangement with. finally asked me •if 1 could give him a
Work themselves to death trying to keep ,
young. • .
• Dr. Agnew's Ou refor ths Heart • • •. ,
nets directly and quickly, stimulates the •AGENTS WANTED.
be's action, stopamost t ain, die Is
your w e. • • • piece of twine. When 1 got it for him, all signs of weakness, fluttering, sink ng, For "Story of SOuth Africa," bv John Mark
"Do you know my wife?" he unbuttoned his waistcoat and pro- smothering, or palpitation. This wonderful Ricipath,Edward S. Ellis, M. A..
ceeded to tie together the parts of an old cure is the sturdy ship which carries the i
A, Cowper, Managing Editor of the VCanadian
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"Then you don't know what you• 're sup suspender..• heart -sick patient into the haven•of radiant - Lcndon. ont. who hawreturned this.-sweek :
Magas ne,', Toronto', and J. H. Alkell, Of ;
Seating. It seems to me the only thing I “ill seyou a new pair for -a quarter, " and perfect health. Gives relief in most acute from 1,v2vyeard travellint in death Africa for :
th 1 Canadian Publishere :
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7. ;LOA- C10:, 4. Present -hi to. guard my health. 1 manlike& . pointing to a. tunet.of. tiew,, ..a.Orgte.ef.heatt .4.11-eael.le 41:1„74#1.1441.4.7,V.-- ..wholavabad.a.branchin :South. .Africa for.:
and keep tier out of thet $1.0,000 tintil m,Y suspenders.. Continuing,- I told iiiin • we .. - nineteen years, giving us an front ense advent -
lawyer can tame ler dawn onefigli *to had some heti' :Wei for half a dollar and .Brila by fit; dney ilickscin, druggistiClinton: age in procuring photographs anti material. •
Our authorship, letter rese and engravings.
have a talk with her." ••
' : • • ' . • • • • • ing, but continued the work •of tying: up • A:). Mitthews . of Torotito, saved. a
• better ones for. a dollar. He said 'loth- - • ,,, • are superior, inil cana an ontingents be
illustrate t an in
sure are we o t is, that we wit maitiree for
any rival work. So ,I: tataiteMatatessZ=251=2=
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The Slater Shoe for Boys
Made with the, knowledge that titost foot distortions so the result of
wearing ill -shaped shoes in youth, when
the bones Of the foot are passing through
the developing stage.
Boys who wear "Stater Slime " will
never be trOlibled with foOtillk in afterlife.
Just made as carefully as father's, Eittle
selected Material, Sante expert Wel:kitten-
ship, 'tame perfected machinery.
Sizes, " Little Gents' " 8.to ISg
Youths' 18 to og
d Boys' 3 to. 5g
. roces $2.50 and $3.00, stamped MI th0
6 *-0!--4"4-4
Goodyear welted *tole In a slate frame.
• JackSon llros,, Sole Agents for Clinton.
• Catalogue
For torpid Liver,
A Poor Digestion,
Flatulence, •
Constipation,
Biliousness and
Sick Head4che.
ri".130E-EM
ISTO 'S ,PILL
• .They. are Safe,
Mild, Quick -acting,
Painless, do not weaken,
And always give satisfaction:
They are the roost reliable Household Medicine known, and
•- cart be taken at any season by Adults or Children.
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ALL THE LEADING DRUGGISTS SELL ROISTOL'S. PELLS,
_ his broken suspender. Finally 1 thrust younglady biaher from drowning at comparison our prospectus to anyone. nowess-
• , 'song Range Dnel.
The T pronto CI Loch. of the Pe indsay by phingirif in to her rescue int a rival prospeetua. Circulars and tertatt
An' interesting story is told of a duel- it bcilt Ipt "sPeudertt la fru" at aad
pa.rty dropped prohibition Is o .ts between the Boer:General Bothil and a he reached. for . • after she had sunk wice. • free. Avielv World PublIallina cteeP"Y•
&adult Ontario
" 'Thank ' h sald• and •it pro- ' • - •
you, e , e ITO attIRIA A COLD IN' ONE DAY'
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. platform. • British sharpshooter called Sampson: • ed d.t take off I i oat ---waistcoat.
ce e o s c 4
Th n e th w h o u pend an e drnggists efund the moneyif it fails to cure.
Sirup. • It ie the u.oat serial totory nm dy to their cost the deadly- aim of the Beer he said they felt fine. told me thtrt••
TakeLaxatwe Brom° Quinine Tablets. .All
gin tie lasg heali g prop irties of the nine This encounter took place duriug the war e h re 4is Id s s ers h
• a .e,bottie i up in D.. Weod's Norway Pine . of 1881, ,when the British first learned floor. and as he fastened on the. new on . 25rul. E. l';V. Groyies stenature 15 011 gash bol!.,
2o: coughs and orSds of ail kinds. Price marksmen-. ,
• •2 io. Sampson had taken .np a position he- ,he had been feeling uncomfortable for a
. (1 il. P.lor and Thomas Ea le,__M.P.'s, hind a large bowlder and was preparing weefand didn't really know the cause of
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It until he discarded the old suspenders.
• were ag tin 'Loud .ted by the Victoria to "pick off" theenemy when a bullet ...unless tny Wife buys a pair for' Inc
• City Co sser vativas. from a Boer, Concealed like himself 200 at Christmas time,' he said, 'I never
`• DOES CEIILDRE.SI GOOD.
"I have used Dr. Low's Worm Syrup in
tray f tinily ant it has always been effeettual he inconsiderate' d his head d
mgniy noon:mend it." instantly got a bullet n the ffek. The ti s a est repairing hia -suspenders
yet s ay, noe g 0 ls .
Waiting until be caught a glimpse of think about it and wear those I have on
until they actually fail off. I know thelo
the Boer. - Sampson fired. Be Wild so
satisfied that he had hit his opponent that sands of wealthy men who are like me in
h Th h d h 1
Cahl-
ed upon a friendat the Waldorf-Atitorie
and has dine the children good. I oats y e an
Mas Jos. LANGTRY, Brookvid Out Boer, convinced •In his turn that his an- - • $.1)1,4i " E•
never thought of sending his valet for a .
350 •
day for a suit of rooms on the fourth
son's side. ' Dr'
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' "That felloW," 'continued the haber-
t • w t a e o wire. Strange o say, o
Sir WIWI L ..0 ler attended the Ex- was struck in the shoulder by another of h •
• tageolst was dead, rose to his knees. He
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•AlibitiOrl tat l'ht t.e. Rivers, a.nd delivered Sampson's bullets, but before he dropped new pair, although he. was paying a
shOrt aid ewe of t non political char- fired again and lodged a shot in Same- fi
• Hying kehee are cuiedabe head . Ottel tontinued Until each roan be dasher "is I N It' b 1
cleare , a al ohs rain husditened by Mw came unconcious. aney w
ere
carried off
bartee Ster'ini, Head Oe Powdera. They later by their comrades and car
do ot weaken t. 10c. and
the field in a dying *condition. Hamill,
lVac h •txPride
• 25?. ' •. ticith StOovered. , The Boer was General
- • . -•Bothd. •
'11/1g sclioorld Matt IIVOPatt,, bound '
4or °Won &tont, fed a t he B• me pen. Will inteirtere Next Time.
inertia With a 0 trg A Of t WS, ran on the A Lewiston roan was passing through a
•rocks at 9spe Coin. etiai 14ion's Head. country district near the city one day•
•• when off in a geld be saw a bey throwing
EARACHE CURED. stones through the glees of a detserted
house. The mini s first impulse Was to
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Miss .I.J. Joh:tato:1, I -misled, Alta, sa e.
"I wetroome wall strache for a 1ng shout to hint to stop, but then he thought
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that the boy's father should have taught
time 4 lid non( ng heipea me until I used
liagyard'e Ydllow Od, whioh cured
him better things, and it was not his duty
me
completely." to chnstise another man's children for
their wickedness. So he went home that
• J. N Fulaa 1, a well-ksown account- night and began to tell the instance at
ant, was fouod guilty et Montreal of stnipt` . •r table H ' is boy, whe had been out
the theft, cf 512,000 front Mrs Jaime inthecountry buntingall day, began to
Coristine, whose business affairs he turn colors and finally broke out: '
bad looked after for some yea Mb "Well, pa, you needn't be so round
"1 feel as if 1 should fly to pieces.” about. You know it was me, and 1 guest
• the man who owns it knew, for I saw
• iman's lips. 'They express to the utter -
How often those words are on a wo-
him running after me down the road."
most the ilerVe racked condition of Before that evening was passed, sure
' the body, which Metres life a daily enough, the.owner of t he iild house drove
imartyrdern. If this coudition hadup and demooded the nay for the ease-.
poine suddenly it would haye been un- $1•34. ..., -
• heatable. But the transition was •
gradual. A little =restrain each day •
00 the nerves. A little rnote drain assalieklY -1
• .4ach day of the yitality. Arty, woman i
• Wuuld be glad to be rid tf sail it con 1 .• I LIN
dition. Every woman tries to be rin ..".9?
,of it. Thousands of such wOinan have •AND
-bean ellted by Dr. Pierce'e t.t•eatment
• with his "Favoi•ite Prescription" when
loual doctors had entirely failed to cure.
- "Favorite Prescription" Contai is no
• Opium, cocaine or &let n•tt cotie.
At Southantpton the schdorcer Wan' .
• darer, loaded with hardwood timber.,
rt1.8 blown from her . moorings at the.
dockon the beach between the piers.
• She is pounding on a sasci bottom. •
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ABSOLUTE
•SECURITY
emerouseme
• Cenuine
, a sump e of New or s us -
Deis men. They'll invest thousands- of
d9u4,10 ntnak...n.nd 129nds, but forget
about infelaina a quarter in suspenders.
Most l'hvir Yorkers Walt until they mit
pair is a Christmas or birthday present.
German -Airier cans living in New York,
'fiti a rule, get suspenders for Easter Mon-
• day; Igish-Ameritens get presents of Sus-
penders on Easter Sunday moriking; Ital-
ian -Americans who have made New York
their home get new_anagenders' at Christ-
• mas time •
"And what about native New York-
• ers?" asked a bystander.
"Oh," said the haberdaither, "they get
new ones when the string breaker
Hinz Whole,
"It takes the glorimii, old west to do
businese," said the man with the alligna
tor grip, as hb boarded the train at St.
'Paul. "We ot the east are not in it a
Utile bi "
• "Anyt lag to relate?" queried •one of
the passengers as he woke Up. -
• "Just a feiv` words. I traveled from
New York to Chicago with a staying
looking girL 41 Buffalo .1 was gone On ,
her. At Detroit we were engaged. As we
reached Chicago She bad set the date. I
returned home wrote her 820 love letters,
and eikme 1119re to get married."
1.04 *hot. •
• "ishe decided that she would marry an -
others Ighe estimated the Value of my
UniS at $500, the Worth Of MY letters at
--' 00 and my broken heart at 000, and
drew me check for UAW, and hae. It
Is, Gave her a receipt in full to date,
kissed her goodby, and there you are and
here am L There' but one way to do
business, and the west knows all about
...• it. Yes: the& Jer a .thOlisailtl...u.ed how
• many of you gentlemen will omoko
• Henry Clay ut my' expense?". •
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Whom to Wake.
. Mere Is a story which wall told by
•...• It• Colonel' Thomas Wentworth Etigginson
Milburn'. Heart :yr Pills a A -country clergyman tallied on Henry
at the Twentieth Century club in Boston.
b. L MACPIWRSON
• INSURANCE.
Fire, -life, • Accident, • Plate:Glass.
Cooncs, o MACKAY BLOCK, Otarrox
JACOB TAYLOR
General District Agent (for the
Confederation Life Insurance Co _
for Stratford and Goderich, inclusive. An in
mutation relating to insurance gladly given
gi=a Money to loan at reasonable rates.'
• *Mee' in Enlace **leek • • _
JOHN VIr •YE0
aLitta tonnitts. eciLLEdn. •
• Twentieth year bailie Sept.
cwotintrhrosaedstl gtudy
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citali
rtePaectenr. S
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arab ip in Cohost&
course.Musio,Eine
ess .•omestio SedeAnrote, mBorruntait
progressive' • '
Homelike aimmlntroents, good board, °beer -
fat rooms, personal over -sight in habits, man-
u7.13ecittgiltinfrollles• e like Alma affords _
ormattions for a young lady's education.
The constant aim or our college is to com-
bine the care of the mother with the teaohere
guidance and the pastors regatd. •
For illustrated catalogue, address:
Warner,• Principal
stla,
Sirtev. 20_6 N. 14 • . S. ThomO
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We offer week
A Few Specials
Good • Clean Timothy Seed at $2.50
.•,Grain Bags it SI.75 and se.00 •
A. new supply of Barbed Wire
Also about 50 Oatnteal Sacks at 5e each
• Sugar Daniels at 5c, ea&
Lard Tubs, thandles at 25c. •
Ileautifnl,lapaneese Carpets at 25c -a yard:
Our stO• nomkoOngtb
freem.
as, Sugars -and Soaps, la taiga and yoa Will find good valuer'?
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It willapayyoutrkomdaealer vtitainull. , Terms oesh or produce. Rutter animas& wanted.. • • ,
thighest
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Emporium. Londesboro • alEt.
Lake Erie Navigate Ca., Limited. Aug. tut, no ''IL'L••
•nomagsvILLE, The quickest and most direct •••• •
Anent for taa Midtcagerxis E'uta Assonance
ZOnorfi4rvie31;tireeel'arata;.b°11sfolldle fatd
niniltirAaLniNB""" 19Q. Anjoiersof
I:west relates. EirstIvoltasP opert700ililanniaee
also represented. Money to be had from si per
oent up,. according to nature of seourity.-
Daily Man to Holmesvilie -ipostal„eard
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POPULAR SONOS
150 T;IrhlveRtrzl roam ooroPlete
pind erenotralr
mu% maga; a veritable treasuty of the worldb pow.
1st Sad beautiful Songs. Price, 20 Orate, postpaid.
• logastoaexersasaaanimagestsrereatame.
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• CLINTON-
wpop• and .00A14
Subscriber is prepared to Promptly All all or.
dere for Wood or Coal. 'which will be sold at
lowest raMs,• Office cm Isaacs Street,at LAVIS
IMPLEMENT 1100318. W. WSEATLEY
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les
• CLEVELAND, 01110, • 13 .• •
• via Pt. Stanley.
Thorough fare from Clinton one way
QUO, return $6. Returil ticket valid for
one month.
• Speoialaates going Saturday and rattans-
ing Moaday.
•Boat leaves Pt. • Stanley on Sundays,
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First-claSS from $65 to $80.1
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• Wagons
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FRED RUMBALL, - •Clintont
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Tuesdays and Thurialays itt 11 Pam - ••
and on Saturdays at 1.
For tickets andfurther informationapply ,
O. T. R. agente, or write. •.
T. MARSHALL, .W31. WOOLLA.TT,"•• „
• Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt. danagar. mHoe Comforts Just Arrived .
WalkerVille, Ont. li
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Central
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Latest styles in parlor Baits, white enamel -bedroom Bete, iron and brass bedsteads
rug couches, extension tables and dining room chart', Also 700 feet of new 'style pie-.
tare mouldinge. Priced low as the quantity will permit, Your money back if yom
want it
ea/AN:tarlitimows J. JUL. CI-11E1G8r....nwi, 331370,
• Meat Market
(11(01ANWOMAWSBALM• ) Saving purol-ased the butchering
-business of F. 0. Powell tom pre-
. $ A PARTURIENT MEDICINE.
, pared to furnish thepeOple of Olin-
• 1 ton with all kinds of Fresh and
HO YOlg WANT MONEP?
money Weyloeinods= onhousebold goods
mice or arid horses. We
hie
also adv oney to salaried
Onred Mesta Sausage, bologna
lard, butter and eggs always kept on
.„,.012eY tithe eog oe wsgigotisi yar I l_tzmoollett II:taunt% poen. it. iot.z.gomr- Isz son,
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ilerli,illeag812nitiTlird'0240 b0 bOgg154210
• in mifidenee. we n heir' lephone 76.
Yon. C. WAELNEIttis CO., .itt Eat rdelttidt
Street, Toronto
All Kinds of Shoes'
Just what every weak, nervous, run-down Ward Beecher and i'• asked his advice• •
woman needito make her strongand well, about what to do With persons who go to ,
They cure those feelings of smothering sleep in ,church -something which had
I and sinking that como on at times, make becorite quite prevalent In his congrega-
the heart beat strong and regular, give tion. Mr Beecher listened very often -
sweet, refreshing sleep and banish head- et*, Adtnitted that It was oerlotiti and
aches said nervoueness. They infuse new then said: "When I firilt Caine to PlyM•
life and energy into dispirited, health -shat, outh dumb, I thought about this
teredwomen, who have corae to thinkthere problein, and 1 will tell you abed the
is no ear* for them. course I decided upon. The sexton was
Read the words of encouragement In given etrict ordees that if he WM any
this letter from Mr. Thos. Sommers, CM person asleep In my congregation he
ton, NOW London, P. B. I. abould at once go straight into the pulpit
' "Last fall I was in a very serious Con- and wake up the minister."
dition suffering from nervousness and 6.004.- a
O .• 1
• weakness, 1 got Ito bad at last that I could •
•hardly move .around, and despaired of ever Tne Imperial
, must Boar argnature a getting well. Seeing Milburn's Heart and °
, Nerve Pills highly recommended for such
"Before I had taken half of It I could nfir,A MARKETa
Conditions I purchased a box.
notice animprovement 111 my condition and '
.ima1M
when I had used two boxes / wag tents'
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Set Pric-giOlta EGOWs
i; *jaw otonseati4
Sr *Ake aushagrim
• soristee‘ OkitfittiACHL,
nil [AD efilititst.
• FM NILIOUSNESS,
FOR
FO* datisfir101011.
FOR SALO* skill,
vittomouxibo
001111( $1CK HIV ADACHIG
IIII in thd /WO
VII The Ofidertilinted Wieh to Intone
pletely cured.
the zeolite ef Clinton &MI 910i0h.,
*wayWay that dreadful feeling of :mm0011000 formerly °coup'g, by Fair ie Co.
and gave too strength;
"I recommended them to my neigh. MacKay Mock, Ontario S0.,
bor who was troubled with nervousness, .
andthey Curedber, too, We all w
think thetwhere th" wilillit" in Rt"k831 kind8451
is nothing equal to Milburn's lleart and Fresh, Cooked, Cured and
Nerve Pills.' . Canned Meato.
such as are tuntally sarrieclIn a Arab Oats meat
11. Pa O'Connor, Q. G, died at Walk omit, tegether with Poultry, Canned Tongue,
ertbn of injuries' re0eived by being serf, Inge Ifeet.ttinor Mem. and ell *Melee of
thrown from kis borne, eanonature.f which will be deliveredth any
Ohlidren 'Cry for sus. aloft listetienntfOr Ai deaf&
part othe town, Orders tolioited
CASTORIA. -110/1N 010/111 .
TONIMIllatter
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T. R. P. CASE it 00.
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Orders delivered promptly to ail
parte of the town. •
N. B. -Persons having hogs for
shipment will °outer). a: favor by
leaving word at thelshop.
Spavlospillnobanetio5pititto
Curbs and All Forme of
amettoot Yield to
• As good at any anclibetter than many
are 10 be teen by inopeeting our auMuter
Mock of ,Men's, Wonien's and, biniaren's.
Boots and Sheba.
Vail lines of Trunks, itallitita,
ate., alight and Double Illaraess,
13 0, Rea Ceder, White Cedar, and
Pitie Shinglea rittrys on Maul rt
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Works otoutandi of ,ou* ettneMly,' gild tithe
best breedert anct liorseeMn.arterywnerW
e. ee. ill sit
Per if. Al a istonent ter amity lt 8'.'114 equal.
west 1,01:4i Mho 100. 2.4.
Olt 11.3. Itlitt;.,Atiatt,, co.
Deer tire Yearagohad *ulnas% hew aloes
08 tante. ',took 313 80 the vetertnerytiargesit who
pronetinesd IS Moran rillavia and gave me little hope,
although he applied a sharp Mater. ThM ntado matter*
only *one Arid the horse become So Inn* that ft Cmtld
notatandup..
want to tilleighbOtAtid Litt hiftabout fhe case. Room
kne eilliglittni 44. ittgt ain.9"1:41b
Ing Madrid to 010; ent
ttithe nsareelr drag atitrataad todar bolt% ot-yenrspinin
curet and antmeftttetrittly
re first be
J11411 the liglirlAtIllailtiglebltallqrstr.6114:
21_01190 tared and *Uncut teasing, a
'merman on him. A tar beitat treatment tante the
horse good eat -Akita tild Setae EalltWorit with MIMI% PAP
Ing Woe it 11 314 effected a cimai then titArtexl 8, or•rx
theiense atm met to PO* *Mb* tratisraetlen he never
Mowed any more letmesesatitrelesh the whole taramer.
lean rococo Mend Iterideire ihavin Vero ont only iie all
Itrartt 3.4'otgatg""'imr,i1,64141V.4,
Vrika.l.";141117441:111M00:146"larig"
kik year d
Arelatt... Pe: " "I" " ` t 4414
Clinton. Sash, Door, and
• Blind Factory.
So So COOPER •• PROPRIETOR, '
•General Builder and Contractor.
• .Thild Newry irthtrlargestin the county, and.hat the very latest fraptoved. ma-
• ahinersa• siapable df doing work on the shortens* notioe. We carry in attentive
and re table stook and prepared plans and give estimates for and build all clam
ea of buildings on short natio° and orAbe closest prices AS work is sapervis#
• an) *mechanical way and satisfaction guartnteed. Ws tell tall kinds of in-
• ' teriOr and exterior faitterial.
Lumber Lath, Shingles. Unte, Sash, Doors, minds, Ete
•'Agent for the Cerebrated GRAYIBILL SCHOOL DESK.: rollinulackma
at Witterloo. Orli and get prices end estimates before pining vont Orders'
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Hardware
Ilerdquartrre for *11 kinds of Herdwars,Tinwaria, Leeks,
016011, White Lead arid Oita, the oelebrrted Sherwin /Vallirms re
mixed prints, Daisy Churn, Sateen Doora and Windows, Blatt Flanker
Yachter/ Oil Stover, all kinds of Wire Penaing, Agents for the Amer/.
ean Field Pence the best fent* in the world, it is Horse proof, Butt
proof, Hog proof, Pig and Dog tight, extreme heat and cold dOes not,
draw it Oat Of elterie, 11 rittya where it's put,
CallandSeeit
few Royal American Clothes Wringers, at $2.85,
while they last, a first-elass wringer. A few odd shades ready
mixed paints at a big discount. Lawn Mowers at redne4
prices to clear out. 1 Only Fire Proof Safe for 021.00.1t.
itimitaiviarrr
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• CLINTON.
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