HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-10-12, Page 7. •
October 1 1000
_All •e.rcept
bad ones!
..There are hun-
dreds of cough mai-
cines which relieve
coughs, all coughs,
except bad ones!
The medicine which •
has been curing the
worst of bad coughs
- f- orboyearsiske. r's
Cherry- Pectoral.
- Here is midence
•"My wife was troubled with a
deep-seatecreough an her /Mgt for
three years. One day I thought •
of how Aeees Cherry Pectoral
.saved the. lifeof my sister •after
the dectors had all given her up to
• die. So I purchased two bottles,
and it cured my wife completely.
- It took only one bottle to cure my
sister. So you see that •three bot -
ties (one dollax each) saved two •
lives. We all send you our heart- .
felt thanks forwhat you have done
for us."—J. 11. BIM*, Macon,Cole
Jan. 13, 1899.
• Now, for the irst time you -
can get a trial bottle of Cherry
Pectoral for 25 cents. . Ask
your druggist.
FIJUL..1111Y PC/INJ
.1ceepieg fowls on. bard .runs or floors
Wilt, frequently _cause,swollen' feet and
tegie
Generally at this'time if any extra feed
elven let it be nt night. just before they
go hi:the rebate_ :
Growing Chickens do. not need coddling
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
tiliok Saved Their Roy.
"Mamma, have I anY childrenf° aalted
little 5 -year-old Ella •upon her return
home from Sunday oebool.
"'Why, no; of course nett What put
the idea Into your beadr replied the
eurprised mother.
"'Because," answered • the little itule,
'our lesson at Sunday etbool today was
about people's children .and their chit,
deep's children."—Exchenge
• .
.Cronavvelri TatitItplele, _
In the window of an Old curionitY ah0P
not far from the British museum may be
seen an elaborately mitered Ivry tooth-
pick, with the following Intimation at-
tachedt "Toothpiek formerly the proper-
ty of Oliver Cromwell; supposed to have
been the one he picked hieeteetb with be-
fore he signed the death warrant of
Charles I."
Ohmmeter and Chirography.
A Man's handwritbeg changes with. his
ellaracteat and character changes with
age Thie fact indeces some hanks to re-
quire depositors to sign their names ev-
ery -dune their VASS langur axe balanced.
• , Reined* For Poison.
It Is said that raw eggs and nailk are a •
sure remedy for poison of any kind taken
into the stomach, This is information
. that may don deal of good if remembered
and caenet possibly be productive of any
harm.
CURTAIN RAISERS. fr- s3.11.1renva Children,
rid newt Weak d
Zulu Glaser Ira to star next season..
Ali the Vienna theaters except One ars
conducted by Awe.
Barnum's circus will play In Vieunn
throughout the winter.
Nat 0. Goodwin will Immo:tate e
British army °dicer iu a Inv' by Robert
Marshall.
Vladimir de Pachmann, the Russian pi-
anist, has become a land owner in the
United States.
Henry Miller will be seen the gamine
season in a dramatization of "lb Have
and to Hold." . •
Sarah Bernhardt's receipts in "L'ai-
gion" ttre said to have been $2,255 per
night on an average.
' Thome, Who will play Esther in
"Den-Hur" next season, is a young Eng-
. J
lieb girl, 20 yore of age. •-
It is said that ',Miner Stoddard hae
Made a very etrong play for Viola Allen,
out of Marion Cirawford'a "In the Palace
of the King."
Robert Hilliard has been engaged to
create the role of Bob Bletising in joeeph
Arthur's latest play of life in southern
Indiana, "Lost River."
• The khedive has. opera betties at Alex -
amide and Cairo, auk for the sake of
eeceomy, both .Piaces of amusement ane
now about to be put 'under one manage
meat, •
----airito-nan-maeletan-recently-eet-out-to-
comnile a biographical dictionary ontal-
ien °p
e
r
t 43011) po SOTS. He found thlit
there ie. 2,550 of there and only 80
operas eurvive out of the 14,000 they
• composed. .
Winifred A.rthur Jones, a daughter. of
the driunatist Henry Arthur Jones, re- •
cently played Drusilla • Ives In "The
Dancing Girl" in England so well that
hee father contemplates having her adopt
the stage as a profession. •• '
ft eon nteheY.
Airge Grew Older His Trouble Seemed tO
berme and His Parente Thought Bim
Doomed to an Invalid's Life — Dr, Wil- _
llama' Pink Pills Cured Him *When Hope
fad Almmit Depseted,
From the Poet, Thorold, Ont.
Mr dames Dabanld and wife are two of
the best known, residents of the town of
Thorold, where they have passed many
years. In their family they have a little
son, who, although but ten yeari of age,has.
experienced much affliction, and his par-
ents expended many dollar in the searcih
for bis renewed health — all in vale, how-
ever, until Dr. William's Rink Pine were
brought into use. A Post reportee hearing -
of- the cure called at Mr Dabauld's cosy
home and received fall particulare from
Mee Dabauld. "lam pleased," said Mra
Dabauld, "to have the public made aware
of the fitote of my boy'e °sae if it is likely
to help some other sufferer. Charley is
now ten Tears of age. In infancy he was a
delicate child, but from four to -seven he -
scarcely passed a well day. At four years
Of ego he began to complain of frequent
h da h h' 1 late becaree elmoet con;
tinuoue, and soon symptoms of general de-
bility developed. His appetite waa poor
'anti he grew pale and -entaelatede-andethee
leest exertion caused 6 eleven, palpitation -
and fluttering of the heart and dizziness.
At times there was considerable derange-
ment of his stomach, a blueness of tbe
'p shortnessf breath He would
often lie awake at night and rise in the
morning haggard anctainrefreshed. Dur-
ing his illness he was treated by two doc-
tor% Both differed in the diagnosis of is
case. One said it arse catarrh of the stern-
a& and while his treitraeat was persisted
in there was no improhment. The imoond
,also attended him for 00MS tine° with no
better results. Sonle time after my atten-
tion was attracted by nay aunt to Dr. Wil -
barns' Pink Pills, and•eabout September,
1897, I prOonred the plate and he began tak-
ing thew. We had long before come to the
• conolueion he would be an inyalid for life,
but believing it a duty I owed to my child
to procure all means of relief, I .was deter-
mined to give Dr. Williams Pink s a
fair trial. The good effects of the Unit box
was apparent, and five boxes were used,
which , were taken in about Mx months'
BEE BUZZES.
' Any kind of grain ground up fine will
furnish pollen.
One edvantage with bees Is that more
• fully than any other kind of stock they
are • golf supporting, so that the income
:rem them is all proat.
4
Tbe entrance to the .hive should he
large enough to admit Of the bees Oassins
in and out readily. •It Is a great harriet
• to a:strong- &aptly of -bees to be obliged.tc
ttreavl through a small hole., • ,
If it le desired to unite a swarm with
• nucleus, exchange ethe, •places of the old
hive with the caged queen as soon as the
• swariu out; Mid the nucleus hive, .tc
Which. of couese, the' swarm will now
come. •
Fertile workers can produce only unim.
• preguated eggs and are, of tourse, value.
len and • Unless superseded by a nueer
• will soon Cense the destruction of the
eobanY. The absence of Worker. bread Is a
Pretty good indication of their presence.
• It is a good plan to extract just tut the
bees commence capping tbe honey. By
this plan the labor of uncepping is avoid
• ed arid yeti' still havethe honey thick and
nearly, ripe Honey niay be extraeted
• when quite thin and then be ripened ot
evaporated.
or...pampering, but only sufacient Maxi- .
Own food to keep them.gymeine, •
Otle advantage. Willa the' late hatehed .
turkeys IS that they can . be given a. free
range earlier than the early. hatched ones.
When there is no 'cheek in growth, the
chickens • will get over their featherin,g
easily and will soon be able to forage foe
themselves.
Don't tet the Youug chickens, roost on
small roosts too early. If allowed au
the ',mists before their breasts' bectothe.
firm a hardikeed„ I ilex are almost cere
tnin to have crooked breastbones.
*Build the needed poultry house in good
sea,..un. if tbe longest side faces, the
southeast and the .shortes I the southirest
and bot ale fitted with7glass windows
tho to.3vi win go".1 61 the winter sun':
;aline p.n.sible. •
Te.M1\1- t9PidS, •
T11 p. .of Mil waukee IS' only
285,3n. tits is ominous, and Detroit
natty as well prepare for the worst.—
Detroit JouiliaiNk, • • • •.
A New York. I-010nm Who was called -
en to shoot it maul dog the animal
at tbe first shot. The gun must have
been • discint: gra aecidentally. Chicago ,
Times- tiered.
Chicago becomes rather torrid .now and
then, but there never was time when
„3 the city by the lake kuvw wh,ii 11 wn' lo
• be sun baked on beth ebb s, no I..
yearly custom at New Y ork. - eincmr,
News.
A Vous Chicago 'Man paid $2.500 a
year for a pew Wild receetly Hold half of
it for $5,000 if any Clriengo snitin ever
gets to be an mime, . will have to he
searched daily to ;Ia. kept treat conceal-.
• Ing pockets in his ;wings
CURIOUS4ULLINOS.
•
In Holland and Belgintri it laehelleved
that ill luck Is eure el follow all threugh
life any one that, accidentally or other-
wisv, kills a stork.
One or the books of etiquette in Prance
during the fourteenth centery ntlyaketi the
man of fashion to wash his betide ems
daS',Lood ins feee "almost as often,"
iirAtirtary onions. leeks and garlic are
retifd-ed as perfumes. A Tat•tar lady
tviel•" aka heittelf agreenble' by i•ubbing
a pi cif levitate out onion op her hands
anetniier her eountenance.
0.0 marble st lean the parish therch
of e'reabury. GI° eeftershire, England, is
ineetatted: "In 'tank underneath lie
se',.t.tai of the ditties, late of this
im-rislit Portico' On .idtat day will
Amen."
Wiiat Work Little
vione
romiodoi.doamil.
; Diamond Dycs
aiin,igao moot ofitahle Agents
- a711 treed I or Rome.
lazinher artiste htmei
of thiaiOthirlion of 0, * art ais popular
as ttiOlitroond Dyes • triOspenesble
tief dereabinic make
• nds titer/ d ularity
la by **ewe colors
• o and oomfn sang tins WO of
• nattona Dye ealor from° illosto4
hink of
to stainoundi of a6601AIII4. to tub
oh aired, hie wenWth work
* *small expellee is toned**
loot yar's jooket, . ape, ..$01664
THE COOKBOOK.'
,
Place the fat downward when roasting'
or boiling a joint.
To skim a sauce the expert cook will
draw the saucepan to the side of the fire
to stop the boiling and add a -teaspoonful
of ',cold water, which promptly cauties the
grease to rise.
• What to tat says: "The insipid taste
of pi.unes is obviated by stewing them
with an equal quantity of raisins. Drie'
apples cooked with cranberries give the
same gratifying results."
A brine for a quarter of beef requites
four gallons of watet, six pounds of salt,
one and -a. half pounds ef blown sugar
and an ounce of saltpeter. Stir all
gether, let boil, skimming the scum off as
it riSeS, and pour over the meat wh,en
cold.
Generally speaking, If the bread is full
of boles it has been allowed to rise tog
Jong or too much yeast for the amotint of
bread made has been used, If the.lotivee
are dry, too much flour has beet used.
Gm] bread mut he made of water, but it
Is lighter and whiter if need° with milk.
time, when he was strong and well, and -
could attend school and play and frolic as
other healthy boys do. As eyery eynaptom
of his old trouble has vanished, 1 consider
his cure complete. The pills have certain-
ly done him a wend& of good, my nearly
three years have eines passed away and he
has not seen a sick day in that length of
time I shall ever feel that we owe our
boy's health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and believe that their prompt use would- re.
have much suffering."
Dr;Williams' Pink Pale are twit as yalue
able in thee:else of children as slab adults,
- and puny little ones would seen. thriVe and
grow fat miler this treatment, which has
no stencil for building up the blood and giv-
ing ienewed strength to brain, body and
nerves, Sold by all dealers or sent post.
paid at 50a a box, or six boxes $2,50 by •
addressing the Dr. WilliamtaMedicine Co.,
Brockyille. Ont. Do not be persuaded to
try eometbing else Said to belust as good."
• It is officially announoed that Lord
• Roberts has been appointed Command-
er-in.Chief of the British array. •
• •
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Matting wittlie lunch more smoothly
If sewed like a carpet 'than when tacked
&own, as is frequently. done, '
• An old • piece of eat silk is the best
dusteloth for highly polished woOdwork.
A 'canieee hair brush is the best tor brie
it -brae . •
A- 'delicate :perfume for, the bureau
drawer is 'made by mixing one ounce each
of cloves, nutmeg and tonga beans with
three ounces of orris root, all finely
ground. Put lit bags of thin china silk
and lay among the clothing.
A housekeeper sap; thse letters and la.
bets on flour socks, etc., can be removed
by soatfing the sacks in sout buttermilk
before Washing them. • Washing sete the
' printing. Thus the .great objection to
. their use as towels, •etc.,- is removed. •
A broad shelf on the eellarway, which •
Is usually on the back eters, !era conven-
knee .the housekeeper uppreeintes, who
etin place many artieleS there and save
herself a trip down stairs. It is running
• UP add down stairs' that adds fatigue to
the day's work.
• THE KAISER.
Thr„Ttansna Cit, Times lays Itself open
to long distance charge of len majesty
by referring to him as Minn. Wm."—
Denver Post.•
Sthee 11105 Germeo grind have gold,4000
-000' Skimmers to the Chinese, and now
• EllIttPrOli William tells his litddlorst to go
fled take the guns away from theaCt..-.0h1,
VIVO Record. ,,•
If the German emperor le so thirety tot
Milne.* blood, why In the dickens doesit'i
lee lead diet eolitinn of flertitan soldieti
in Chien mid, with his finishing blade
dripping erlinson, show the Whole wort('
• ho,w the thing is donel-
PO LI
politi
paramount till
in politics WI
tea Ming 'Oat
tile !,,ttlitirO .1)0
through being
Tne market
rise the or!
- doubtless, to t
veto parties
fall.
a is 'Id, end your huebtodso otut,o - ea ,
eh • 's elates may be .oiled, foded ond s
unAllilkly ; but trith it ten cent pookage -
Of ilitinolui D e
she
fott
if i my will waviest you
*bat Diobload a Ate true money IIIMO0
SO the Nally,
ICAL QUIPS.
n rerjarele himself ast the
s.•4 . I
ki ekft
offegAgg,..the round peg
ttlt,
hi la0 10,4tile simply
uaretrtDetntil,t .1411141.,
porta hay iliere lir to be 4
Of trOPOIR!,. Thht,A.4.11,P4
o desirerot
10 "Sweep eptilitrgif
Stop the Pain buinestroy the
Stomach.—This is sadly too often the case.
So mani nauseous nostrums purporting to cure,
hi the end do the patient immensely mord harm
than good. Dr. Von Stan's PineaPple Tablets
are a purely vegetable pepsin preparation, as
harmless as milk. One after eating Prevents
any diSorder tile -digestive organs, 6o ill a
box, 35 cents. --4o •
Sold by Sydivziv jacitson, druggist,Clinion.
COMMON HOUSE KIM
'rho Perinlistrities Abele* Their Ey*
and Their 'Miura.
"Whoever thinks the male the Ouperior
animal enda no rest for the sole of hie
toot la the contemplation of what we, in
the auhliraity ot our eelt conceit, tall 'the
lower,tanimals;" gays Harvey Sutherlatul
Itt Alnslee's. "In our general ignorance
of the house fly we do not know just bow
Coolish and no account the male is, but
we- may renstMably ,inter that be is as
Markedly deficient as usual, ming that
his eyes are so close together that they
touelt each other. That's always a bad
sign. It you see anybody with eyes close
together, you are entitled to think little
of his Intelligence. '* - I
"The ity hes two sort' of eyes, the big
compound one, 4,000 We bunch on each ,
side be' the bead, for knocking about in I
dayliglat, and three eimple eyes on the top I•
of the head, for Use In a poor light, sew- 1
hag and fine print. Before going into
ecstasies of admiration over the creature
that halt 4,000 eyes on each side of its
head it might he well. -to 'remember that.
they tire not of much account. • In case I
of old flies kept over winter the compound
eyes cave in and get broken, Yet the fly. •
seems to get along and find food. One
kind gentleman varnished over the simple •
eyes and plucked off the wings of some
flies, He found that he might hold a tg=1282110210221222Maied4
candle close enough to burn the com•-
pound eyes of the fly -before it had a sue. Fur pure blood,
,
c'wlit' Shoes k( Mail
•If you don't live in a town
where there is "'Slater Shoe"
Agency, you can get your exact
et, in. shape, size and width,
and you can cltoose the preeiee
leather yen want, from " Char-
acteristics, ' ' the handsomest and
most complete ahoe Catalogue
, ever published itt .naterica. It.
teUs all about ‘4The Slater Shoe"
• and accurately describes the different leathers,—the land of wear
they're good for, and how to care for them,
Price $3.eo and $5.00, etamped on the sole in a slate frame w• ith
=alters' name.
Write for one, it's free.
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• Jackson Bros,, Sole Agents for Clinton.
picion that anything out of the common
• • Was going on. In daylight Ile took a knit-
_ _ • • —
Strong words by a New York
Specialist. —" Aftet years of testing and
comparison I have no hesitation in spying
that Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is the
quickest, safest, and surest known to medi,
cal science. •I use it in my own practice,
It relieves the most acute forms of heart
ailment inside of thirty athletes mad never
fails." --35
laold by Sydney Jackson, drUggist,plinton
• Mr Ironsides, one of the largest cat-
tle exporters in the Dominion, says
• that as a result of removing the
• American quarantine, secured by
the efforts of the Laurier eeovern-
• ment, it increased the value of the
• horned cattle in the Deminion by
• $46,367,100 •
•
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11 One Foot In the -Gra.vet.”—If
• the thousands of people who rush to so.
worthy a remedy as South American Ner-
vine as a last resort would get it as a first
resort, bow much misery and suffering
would be spared. If you. have any nerve
Idisorder you needn't suffer a minute longer.
.A. thousand testimonies to prove it.- -36
Sold by Sydney Jet okson, druggist,Chnton
• NICKNAMES.
_
Byron was called Don Juan, from one
Of his characters. • •••- • •'
Lord ,PaltneretOn Was affectionately al-
luded to as Old Path.
• Fox was always spoken of as Charles
Fox or.simply Charles.
Lord Brougham wa's celled, from a po-
litical mistake, Bluneleeing Brougham.
• Burns- was the Ayrshire Plowman,
from his place of residence and his voca-
t
io
Wn
.
illitim Pitt was called the Bottomless
Pitt because of the skill with which he
concealed his plans until ready to reveal
them.
Napoleon Boneparte was nicknamed
the Little Corporal by his soldiers on ac-
count of his short stature. Re was also
called the Man of Destiny.
Disraeli :was nicknamed Dizzy, from
a contraction of his name; the Gay Do-
thario of Politics, from his faculty in
adapting himself to circumstances, and
Vivitm Grey, from one of his novels• .
No greater testimoity could be foetid to,
the awe In which the late Mt. Gladstone
was held by the present generation than
the fact that he was'alWaYS referred to
in the lobbies, where, politicians, as
rule, ,drop .ceremony. sui Mr. Gind-
stone'or Mr. 0. -by the more adventurous.
THE PEDAGOdUE,
• Abbot' 50 per cent or the schoolboys
of the District of Columbia elle tobacco
In Kane form.
The state superintendent of schools in
Iowa says that the lows schoolteachers
are paid lower Salaries than itt any Other
oirifstqlnehisoVes of the middle west except• .
• James Page, matter o the Dwight
Grarars3ar School Per toys, in Boston,
Will celebrate the ArtiPth anniveesery
• his election as master of that institution
on Sept. 17.•
The Long Point country school in Me,
Lean ,county, tile., is the latest aspirant
for fame with a unique claim to the at-
tehtlen of the Public. its prima boot is
that it hag more twins among ite pupilt
and timelier* than, any other school of
equal alas In the country.
EP1GRAIVIS BY BALZA°,
not% ta lib love between south.
'nutty ist the Mint leutteioua hab•
Weems onderstauds ell things thronsh
let%
The Prittilege of being t home every.
Where belongs only to_kip.gaLt• o gitis and
,* thieves: -
a Ilf isoelet, gives tits pillow, ob. inakesi
- it up by gout. jot as she puts up low to
consists at much la the tee
things concerning which
t so in that of thrust
a
Watt which
4441444IttlflIM ,
Joseph Howard is to he hanged lt
Frankfort* Nentoelty, On Deeentibir
for the murder of Governor Goebel. I t
tOWNIceVcAANcytAAAAAAAMANVYW
Our • total. exports of egrioultural
implements in 1896, was $595,277.
in 1897 it rose to a1,867,223. That
is the way the Liberal tariff ts
"ruining" our 'manufacturing 1n-
tAillaItIONONWOMPIONVVVV.0
TO CUBE A. COLD lg Olst DAY.
• TakeLatative .13rOtoti QUinitut Tabtets. All
draggigtstefund the Money if it.fafis to cure
• 2octs. E. W, PrOVO'S sienature leen each box
A bright eye and
ting- - -o rc p o
needieeaad brolight MI frOnt 1.6a Or).3, lett n
A keen aNpetite
before it dodged, It the knitting needle
Ithe tly close enough to 'touch ite antennae '.
was brought up on one side Mr; Fly ti
lively.
' • .
picked up his eticking plasters quite easy igestioh
•"Most respectable insects have two 6 And refreshing ,sleep.
pairs of wings, but a fly has only one
pair,. with a scallop on the rear edge of
each, show's', that fa earner clays bed
'openers,'. even If they went Into the dis-
card litter. These scallbps are called
' • • •
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611111.76-AM.M.
'halteres' or • balancers, and It is the
arsaparilla.
theory of setae that they help to steer the
fly. They say that when the starbdald
balancer is clipped off the fiy goes hard
--
a-starboard and vice versa. • But under
each Of these scales is; a globular Proctas,
with a long .tube fringed with cilia, be-
lieved to be sensitive to odors. • These
globular processes pump air into the nerv-
• tires or veins. Of the wings and keep them -
taut and stiff, for thin though. tbe wing -
may seem it is really a double texture..
Perhaps clipping off the balancer tete the
air out of. the wing and tie disables it. A.
, is able to saunter along through the
• air at the rate of five feet a second, but
when it is in a, particular hurry it can
go about 35 feet a second, which is a
. 2:30 gait. Its wings ' beat the air at .
about the same rate of vibration as the
• piano string E, firet line of the treble
.staff, bet that is not its only means of
audible expression. When it gets excited
• and cannot break away from the fly •
paper it makes its thorax vibrate at it
higher pitch. • You haae heard that Cam-
panini could sing high With ebest voice.
• He could not, but a fly with Its feet stuck
fast can."
Kid cloy Ory.—Pain in the back is the
• cry of the ktdneys.forhelp. To neglect the
• call is to deliver the body over to a disease
cruet, ruthless; and finally life destreying,
• South American Kidney Cure has power
akin to miraculous in helPing the needy
. kidneys out of tb,e mire of disease. It
Itidevi:y8,1,nSysdiox.ehy°Juatit—so3n8, druggist,Clinton
• D. L. MACP1IERSON -
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free. Apply World. Publishtng Company,
Onsloh. (1.*ATIA
ALMA LADIES', coLisnGs.
Twentieth yeaxsiaegiris Fent , Uth
..„ •
warm Robertson, lumber, was burned
to death in A arewhich destroyed the
Mansion House stables Welland.
' .
AG -LN WAIN TE
For "Story.of South Africa," by John 'Clark
Ridpatb, L. L. D„ Edward S., Ellis% If . A..
A. CoOrer, Managing EdItor•of tl‘e Vett/Indian
-Magazine," Toronto, and J. IL Aiken, of
London, Ont, who bas returned this Week
from 32 years' travelling in :Iona% Africa for
D. We are the only Canadian Publishers
who bevelled a branch In South Africa for
nineteen years, givin g us an irony Anse advant-
age in procuring plictographs and ,matorial.
Our authorship, letterpress and engraving9
aro superior, and Caundian ontingenta bet -
JOHN W. YE0
• HOLMESVILLE,
Agent for the Kiltcrrahrita. FM* AssortAxce
Co. of IVIarich ester, England, whose fonds and
security are rated at $14,600,000. Also the Mc-
KILLOP MUTUAL INOVIGANOt CO. All.eitifiSeS of
farm 'risks and town property taken a
lowest rates. First-elass Loan Companies
also represented. Money to be bad from 4,4 per
eent up, according to nature of seettrity.—
Daily mail to liolmeaville postal:card
fetch him " •
CW*1 TOW
WOOD and' COAL VARD,
•
• Subsoriber is prepared to promptly fill au or -
doers for Wood or Coal. Which -will be sold at
lowest rates. °Mee on Isaat Street, at LAVIS
IMPLEMENT ROOMS • W. VSEATLEY
DO YOU WANT HONEY?
moneyr e lend raobey on bouaeliold goods
itoadee.waggons and home. We
Moflei
- l'Cl'Phwahngotta,l'hAttihfltsig
Money also advance money to salaried
Mal agents, Any amount from elq
;CIL lIgnithit:uNivteb at°
tuurisy tbi.tet?*To r lelT4 "" la CO,. iS East Adelaide
Street,
Kinds of Shoes
Broadly planned
tourses of Pturly
with thoroughly
competent staff
ieottof rutserboaiecp,1 t, in
unr ssc:t 007 :bingo: -
nese no oalale plEoPecruntailnict
progressiVe. •
Balmlike appointments, geod board, cheer-
ful rooms, personal over -sight in habits, *Mu-
nors, care of room.
A. residents' college like Attoti afforas ;best
conditions for it young larly'S edttc41011.
The CouStant ahn of our toilette is to mina
bine the care of the Mother With the teachers
guidance. and the pastors regard.
For illestrated catalogue, address:
1: moue Ai Shy andihetter then namy I
- are to be teen by investing onr summer
• *took of Nen', Wolnevi's,And Oladdron's
flooti and 14,004. ,
•
tr. Nil lens of Vntoks, Valls.**
et*, Single and notobiolisratio*
0, Rea Coder4WhIte coast. and
'fitei3Idsgiett 0a11041,
• , 1, ,
js
• Rev. N. F. Warner, DEA., Principal,
JulY 20-G • r• • St. Thomas tint,
•-
Lake Erie* liaviigatioa .Co., lilloteq
• The quickeat and moat direct
• route to •
CLEVELAND, OHIO• ,
via Pt. Stanley.
It arouses the Liver, 4
Quickens the circulation; 4'
Brightens the spirits and
Generally, makes lite worth living.
Sixty seven yea.rstrial ave proved It to be bqydnd queStIons
,
1 the most-rella le BLOOD purifier known.
.
. All .the leading 1.0ruggiits sell BRISTOL'S 'SARSAPARILLA,
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• • .......nawimananmnonannon.nozzamizaznenmai
The South African war is practically over, net so the war of Trade and Commerce
it is alWayS in order; we are atilt in the front tanks, not on the wielded list. We 'direct.
special attention to our new stook of Millinery which will be found fully up to date
A nice lot of Ladies' jackets,
Dress Goods that for beauty tied cheapness will please any person.
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, a large stook newly in for fall and winter.
Teal in great variety viz :—Japan, Young HysOn, Congos in bulk, Grand Mogul
Ealada, Monsoon and Blue Ribbon in packages. .
See our Harness—A nioe set of single harneSs for $11, and bead* silty for $12,,
team lines, martingales, breast straps, halters, ete, eito,
We would not forget robes and blankets. Tanta cash or produce. Highest price
for any quantity of Butter and Eggs. '
• Emporium,. Londesboro
Sept. 25th, 1900 • ,
sag•gies Wagons
• First-class from $65 to $80. •$46.
FRED RUMBALL, - - Olintop,
Thorough fare from Clinton one way
1)3.60, return $6. Return ticket valid for
one month.
Special rates going Saturday and return-
ing Monday.
Boat leaves; Rt. Stanley on Sundays,
Tnesdaye and Thursdays at 11 p.m,
and on Saturdays at 1.
• ror tickets anufarther information apply
G. T. It. agente. or write
T. MARSUALL', WM. WOOLLAVT,
lost, flen.Vass. Agt. •Manager.
Walkervillef Clnt.
44i -e -a+4-0+0+140-644. 44.44 -04 -e -e -et
Centfgl 1
MetiifVforket
Having purotasecl the butchering
bhaintes 07.9E110**W I 11114 pre.
pared to garnish ihepeopiliit °On*
ton with all kinds of. and
Cored Mate, flattebte, logno
lord, butter ona„ wigs *boos boat an
hotia.
R. Fitzsimons tt Son.
Tiephons
•pans
Oraots the datiVerea iworapil y•is al
of town.
n Ith41111611 rev
1
Home Comforts Just Arrived
Latest styles in parlor snits, white enamel bedroom seta, iron and brass bedsteade
rug couohes,,extensiou tabled and dining room chem. . Also 700 feet et mew sty e
ture mouldinge Priees low as the quantity will permit. Your money I eck if ,yottt
wanf it.
40.1-IELAL‘FINV-.. 131:yth
Clinton Sash, Door, .aynd
Blind Factory. •--
- S. S. COOPER. - PROPRIETOR,
. .
General Builder and Contractor;
• This factory is the largest in the county, and,haa tbe very West improved maw
obinery, capable of doing work on the -shortest notice. We carry an extensive,.
• and reliable stook and prepared plans, and give estimates for and:build all °lase.
es of buildings on short notice and on the closest prices All wort is supervia,
ea to a mechanical way and satisfaction guaranteed. We *ell tell kinds of in -
'Wrier and exterthr material.
Lumber Lath; Shingles, Lime. Sash, !Mors, Blinds, Etc
Agent for the Celebrated GRAYBILIt. S011001; DEISK,":, !manufacture
at Waterloo. Call and get priest and este:dates before placing -roar orders'
-
• Worried
' Atity lonflet,tith the botlibAnt inoonvon-,
Affiloa. -01-11 poor cooking :novo. Ivo no
economy to do so, for the ftiel yon will al.
in e "Happy Thought" range h wool&
in a short time pay for in entire cost and
what comfort you'd have out of it too. Every-
body who nees it praises its splendid baking
quanta, its ease of Management and its
grest: eeettomy of fuel. What we wottikl like
would be to have you call and tea for Your.
self how the "IFIappy vuought,o,„vii,
constructed and learn just what ha adtan*
taste ate. We oast give nearly a hundred
names of parties matt them bit tillaton and.
yr not 6 eingle oomploint. ,
, * -, _ _-•--- -.
PRadiant Home illiae' Healer
,
. t e-1 11
- O' *
11111" 7
,•N... The bat that the broins of Milt era pro-
duced, although new assigns. MS being 00»-
• \_ tint:ally WWII** 32606 owed nos "Radiant
flown" kr wouonty of fuel tont woo of Matittgenteakt *tee ono lowodgal as* wed in
Clinton: We will have two foliar* of otowe for Ws hil 10144, maids( one of the
to anbeob aeleetea stook of atovistAss Ventiao Qatar* and ow lyric's* gikss low
Yolffiatidality conolderal, /LW rook tit Itunstivri alight for aksito 'sof
wipantity of:wad handle0,66 0100. -
.. -41"
•yStove*, llama*
Ifiudwisirto Imo 4
ktenelel
ot 6tla Ithii WOO Hog Ana l'Iumbing
a
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