The Clinton New Era, 1900-10-19, Page 3Painters'
Kidneys.
Tho Worst thing 0 ,
painter Itas to con. :
• tend with is the tur.
pentine.
The lead, of course,
-••••••
* a too.
But the turpentine
_cuts. the kidneys, in -
games and weakens
' them makes the
painter's life a clan.
gerous and trouble.
.
some one. When a painter's backaches, its
Om for him to beet Vesting theitidney,et
" KIDNEY,
-,D0Al\r$,--p4xs
fig them up—take elutthoinfisinunatiog
.tallifascongestion, give ease to the aching
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Evanson, toe'4Pli-knoWn 'painter
•• 'anal deeeratin, sts rOxicted Toronto,
. Onti,said: About eight weeka egoll was
taken Witliin excrticiating pain in my back
Over the,isidoeys.• It was, so bad that ley
wife ¶id to epply. hot cloths till thadoctor
coati fid gaVe morphine. '
" II.Asaid,;the trouble was,),dge tom, etope,
passinfrom the kidae, to the bladder. 1.
2, MY, water was loaded With brick diist
ce.Vet,all q01.0ici°41.1?rkibff.
ile this con ition heard fDaan's
Ifiduu7yRills and started taidlegthein.fi
0was not lepge haler& I got relief :freak
pain ahd have been IMProVini heaIthevet
since. My urine is now eslear and done not
4Faxtrt me, and I feel better than years.
URI -LIVER PILLS These little
black fellows
not easilL and.„.nakutallx.40,..theaiiketettb..,..
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clearing all bile and -effete material.
Constipation, biliousness, t:sayfripopatic.: side
headache, heartburn, waterbrash—all
6,,ppear when they are used, Price 25o. .
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H I SED HIS G ES
'" s.
Me wriendtv,sToonts Nan Met wiettb
- • ' i 't ,r(4,1.10 Rebuff.,
She was a bright, vivacious suburban
'girl ablut 1E1 years old. She, was almost
:vicious leppoited to young men who try
to begin flirtations , with young, Women..
In short; she was flab' Kenwood. He
fired , on the; South Side and 'round Me
way home evenings, as also did the young
woman, hy way ef the Illinois Central.
He was 20' and not a -habitual flirt,
but hewas taking his drat toddling kepi
Into the dingerous.andPnlitiniin. - 7
The youth had, seentliek yam* woman
several, thnellJgg,4ineItrithr,tAndtbnOnLlik
cleared his throat end.releed.,-,14e--bbk-aCt
she passed- him -•kin the waif out of the
tralliIitterNtiltiblil-'hf*Wohderediiiieth.'.
er it was the slackening speed of the carte
or a desire to -get a, better . view • Of ilis.
face which niade':hC4lIalt,paktie almost
th front,* p:ii:o\ ',Atter.gat day be 'Iong.
1 ed for tinether ,eppOgitinityfte:tneke fur-
ther
*PlOtritinatt, end advance' NO .Picket
lines. At last the blessed opportunity
arrived., One evening he found the young -
woman
'*fttiteft 'by 'AterfieiCeit the train,2,
whielVietis JustAbotit to Pull out of the
"Randolph street station. He made for
the vacaat . place beilile her with the ,
speed of ettellekaat'as the.train started
ruthward.
"r beg pardon, kr that Beni' taken?" he:
*eked tremblinglyasthe blood rtished to ,
bielliCe• • . . .... , ' il
• .• "ItittVet," 'Courteously respondect.tne .,
young woman as iihe mowed Slightly to-
ward the, Wind°, to Make, tebia,;or him.;;
"Heavens, ' elightbillY'easyl" he,,i
thought to h self.- His head fairly.
...
spuntilt. able eittouragement 06 dinstl,
go intiottrIxt-winl: 'Hi hank 'strike 014104
the iron was hot. But in his dehriuni of
JOy,fie,opuld net, think. cif anything
- BOtliii..M.Mit...aasiehiiilluk.s.r.ike *Own
woman would think she had wasted her
encouragement an unproductive soil, -;.Ellfli
wotild lie` arsgtfifeil with her lack 01 hag-
ment in giving such a "iveakliag,A ehaace.
; Peliph,Atibn WAS standing out on ,gie .
yOtifirinativilitoiv'' when, grasping at. a
straw like a drowning man, 'ha' turned to
the.,yeungnataittnPad ,exclaimed in halt-
hwtones: ,
aselee a tileatlist evtalegli' ,
•-er 'The youlig woriap 'turned upon IiIM .
with a peculiar kind or„ smile that nearly,'
' froze ' hiM.,td theitekt and said, '"Dpee
0611101 .,te, wide 1111, 404 Ch000,4). aerp7
Viet 09 litTrAla t•iviO•itg by 13011447”
• ' "Tbeneit,seciata the Seat at,t4e, eine of
'- Ile 'yeeng .v.rorattn.'Wni, Vae,a, at., and the.
yeting man Was disariUoaritor through the
tear door of the carp .. •
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. uo You. know
That • Weakened:Nerves
Produce Disease and
Suffering?
Paine's Celery. Compound
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The Only True: Nerve
Medicine and, Nerve.
, .
Fool,
It 131111eld Op And Keeps In
„
Perfect Condition The.
Great Nervous SY$4.00.,'"
, When the marvellous teinipleilly;
.:,iney and power Of ;the • ptitinietts nerve
(system is tally realised, We are not sur•
prised. at the 'Worth* itesettiOn' Of Dr.
Lining; Professor of lifidlOitie in
Hahnemann Medical" C6lIege,' Chicago,
that "all diseaseir are due tb leslatieet the
nervbusltystem," or, in other' *ode,: die.
Eletesultilfroin a Weakened Or disturhed
riotni Oaten.
It wart the life work of that great Phr•
12, Dr. Phelps, to live suffering' mull
4otallfr hiediolne that would sot
ly di1;1 the neiVOtta 11$1iteln. tor.
etteeeeded bObly and Well. He
Piine'ff ?Velai'y Oeinpatind before
of the iblelit that ever
bled in Dirtitonth Meditial College.
with their fall approval,and they
presdribedot in t praotioe, and
'Whitt ''IlleVer WIteh' brI0e mums
, •
el, 'feral rtif' thiminade gonna The
of Pine' 8 04180
tiltritetvnlor Village of shit contid.
la ate , On*" :Me,
()aerie,' Com.
Wittireti•lersig ropapefno tierva
018 'ideeptial daepon.'
riee bi I Oki:
FLIGHT OF A BULLET
HOW AN ARMY OFFICER SCILVED A
SHOOTING MYSTERY.
lie estrortaed the Detective. by
• Wortchstr Ont the Trajectory of the
and 1.oeatiria- the Spot Prom
Whtelt tt Wow Fired.
Some of the detective" were chatting
together at headquarters the other night
and twinning:teens to pasts away an idle
half hoar or o, one who had been
on the peculiar ways in
which jourco bullet ahots coming
*OM an;tineCen direction were traced
told thefollowing story: °
rx was &tilt in 'Blot Springs, Ark.,
040-. very PectillatAccident hep-
pened Toa policeman there. Ve was,
more properly_ speaking, an applicant for
admission- on the force end was under-
going a physkal examinatien. They'had
him standing up against the wall end
had just adjustedthe measuring machine
to take his height who, zip, Mr. Police-
man clapped his hands to hie right eye
and fell all in a heap. He was picked
Up, tamest uneouscious, and an extuninat
tion,diselosed the fact that he had been
hit insf abtire the eye by a partially
spent bullet, which hid fallen, to the
'peer, with him, . •
• IVO -doctored Wm up and found him
only slightly hurt, but 'everybody , wait
wondering where in the world that bullet '
'had cotanfrein. No shot hoa been heard, -
and no shooting affray had been reported
all that day, but there was a young • ar-
lny °filter' at the reservation there who
was. pretty well • known 418 an :engineer in
the artillery arni or the Service. lie
heard of the queer happening and became
.the case. ' He eame,,,down..,
• to headquertersnext day and had a talk
with Chief and the upshot of it was
that' he Wits given permission to work
,
on the affair, as he said he was sure he
-could lecate the exact spot whence the
shot came. o
"The first titbit be did was to examine
••the"meastiring machine, And • lte" found it
just as it Was 'eft when; the prosaectIve
polideniaii.hud been bowled over, ea, he
had him get under the bar, again and
atand lost aelle had stood the day before.
When he had rigged up his °wit machine,
he tot the erect altitude of the -Place
Where the ball struck and the direction of -
the bullet int the. Wolin& I can't give You
the technical doeription, but he worked
at his ittstruments apd worked at hiapp
per and finally told us he was going to
eieertain .the trareetarY. of •the.•,biillef:In
its flight. Heweighed the ballet • and
measured it alsoto af heir's breadth and.
plented4jdo mechtne so., that his. needle
would be exactly in the spot where the
"Wiiiind 'Woad have 'teen in :the police-
man's head,hed he stood there.: rl forgot
to say the buUet had evidentlY' come
through the window opposite, and outside
Whe a perspective or house tons with the
THE aLITOS NEW EL
A. sudden chill oho, raeons suddea ai•
nese. Pekin killer ie all that is needed to
ward it off. t/neqtlalled for crimp" and
diarrhoo. AVoid subetitutee, there'd but
one Pain-lciller, Perry Davis. price 200,
and 50o.
Who la it gothere all the news,
Fireesoccidente,men's wart and views.
Records the criznee end puniahrnent.
, Watite left the tern,tthicliwity they wept,
'Inc state pf ttade,whobatt been wed,
And who is 111114tedtr @kik or dead?
The .Reporter. :
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MUSCULAR REIE1Jfd
Mr H. Wilkineon, Stratford, Ont., soya:
"It affords me much pleasure tti say that I
experienced great relief from mason'sr
rheumatism by using two bottles of MU.
bura'aRbeumatio pine." Prioe500. b belt.
Lord Roberta rePorta that Stiverit.Btier
commandants surrendered reeentIV, end
that the Boer prisoners now number 16,000e
—
' There le Mithingletrah about time:liver
pine. They -00e ebeetipatien; detiPepsla,
etdk.heeditehe and buipm vett pithona
.,grimngspttrging or sickeeing.. Pride 250.
NomINATIoNst. ••••••Conservativee
Garden, of Vaneouver,•fok Partard f Henry
CargilleMas.,:fdil',4eng Angle; a" KeadrY,
Weit Peterborough,
3. A. •C.,„ Tar Twellidauntaine,
Que.; El:,3, Tering, .Of Trenton, fon,.,Weet
Hastings.
PlIAINE1?,A1W. "
Mary Ovington, ;eve!, Qrtt., , writes:
"PaY mother had a 'badly sprained .arm.
Nothing we used did hersany good. Then
father got Hagyard's YelIOw 011 and it our•
ed mothea's arm in a few days. Price 25o.
ridge 'of mountains away to the back of
thee':
"Of course we were all mighty curious
and a whole lot skeptical,but the milita-
ry chip kept his Mouth Shut and Waked
away nearly, _all day. Finally toward
dusk he jumned up and put on s Mit .
and told the 1,ehlef to follow him., ,You
can . wager, we all lid, And those tams
tvho were 4r& duty were awfully .or be -
'cause thby opldief to. • .
"'Do you ilee that' fall house behind' the
• waterworks'?' said the oflicer. _
"lies,' said we." ' • •
"'Well, do you, see the white house to
the right? Now do you see the edge of
that shanty lyingup under the hillside
about hall way pp?' •
'We..geW It.and told biro se. • ;
"'An tighti,lettid he; •'that's where the
bullet came tromi 4 it 'didn't; ;set up:- '
the dinners down at the Park House.' .
"Well, you may' 'believe we all "truck
the road pretty tpick,, even if seine of piti
did doubt him,, or We wanted 0430 that
dinner. It took us half an hour to Make,
the Place, having to do a deal of twisting •
'about, and at last we came to the shanty,.
The "sitiok beleaged ite an old fedow,
who was a itai9ue,fellow and lived there
alt alone, and he was suspected othaving,
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.1ilthel—Blamina, don't you think women
.should know- how to 'cook so that" they
may be able te Whetter their.husbaud'e •
digestion when they.Marry - .
Manatna—Ceitainly, , dear.
•Ethele-Ildayn'Ago tothe kitchen', then,
and practtee making betterscotch?
Tive 4,,gourreee ew One Stereet.,
The most temarkabie thing about' tbe
town oChlairmie the circumstance that It
lies so exactly on the boundary line or
the highlands that the Gaelic language
is spokenrat the one end ofthe :streetand
the English' atAtlie other.-
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• If yo a do,a man,a fever and the re-
fuse todoanother it will make hiro tvvice
•ad angrv-aa if you 'refused the first.
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The pillars whiehatipptirt the Amerrenn
republic rest apt:on the family hearth.
stone.—San Francisco Ezamjeer
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STROWAI AND VIGOROUS.
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Every Organ ef the Roily Toned
• uri and Invigorated -by •
t dr,eeti to le,o
who �t fifets-,felflebitilribmi,fn the
and fritistinek,'' hedi n muiid •
effrotitenineede Attention and ".
Na Obit thedloitat bt4-11,81ae'l
iiikagti• WOOgeadg • woOki,
into egont. tiiiietleil. One
(of • .; *Igo tomokrow de, . • val.,.
should
etzti'Whtliitle sates
t ad 140A • • •
8( ithe-.: ntintlidal •Ciotatittabil • will •
Mighty oncluppy .ounot
Tee a) at twat pump.. 411 tbc Loadou,
Ont„ weterworke are working ogein, after
being idle ninetsea menthe owing to the
. 1 4estraction of the:dam.
BRIDLE' SUFFERING FROM
• ! • •
• Mr. F. W. Meyers”
,
. Ont., sayer "1* gaffe "Mr live years
With palpitation, 'Shortnessof breath,.
sleepleseness and p801 in the heart, but
one box of •Milburn)s.ffeart' -and Nerve
Pills completely repieved all.theed
tressing symptom's. ,L,hav,e not suffered
ainco taking them, and .now .sleep
and feel strintg a'nd vigorous.),
a stockinglidi of gold hidden sonteWiteriblv Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pine cure
but acne us as prepared for the sight all tummies arising from, weak beset;
denr. , There wtte%the eld -fellow lying
prone OP the • door And nnittAing faintly.. ;
We went up and examined -him. And;' -• •
ASTHMA.
N• iro J. Wethott:i, of Mount Forest, Ont.,
says; •••For anurabo! 1 yeare 1 nave been
sufferer from Ohne*, and during that
time I bavitioosulted many doetots WI my
• care and *KVA lased many of, the eo•oalled
I
The most beautiful thi,uglii
the world is the baby; all
dimples and joy.. The most
pitiful thing is that same baby,.
thin and in pain. And the
mother does not know that a
little fat Makes all the differ-
ence.
Dimples and joy have gone;
and left hollows and fear the
fat? ,that was comfort and
color and curve—all but pity
and love—is gone.
The little one gets no fat
fromherfood. There is some-
thing wrong; it is either her food
or food -inn She has had no
fat for weeks; is living on what
she had stored in that plump
little body of hers; and that is
gone. She is starving for fat;
it is death, -be quick!
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the. fat she can
takefirwill save her.
gThe genuine luts this picture=
it, •for
nosaonit: Its agree, aos
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If you have not tried it, send
taste win surmise you.
SCOTT &BOVINE.
"07 d $ 'aeniniet81.0
'i..0"t9.
ac
' Olt OrUggisto.
we heheli, when , the. chief .9Peg ' ;Worn Out nerve tissues, or watery blood. .
there was blood all over hlaclothes&fld Heigh 3Ohn Maitdonild; as a humble
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'bullet hole in big meek. • • t, . .1 , ember of the Conservative party, seeking
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"The,. army ,chap Celt slum I guess, •. lotion. in an agrietiltittal constituency,
but he .didn't.loot IV but we ali set aboitt.% romialei that he will advise the repeal of '
bringing the pld fellow aroUnd, and whew. ;motorail duties On all 'grim:ilium' unple-
I win peon. .
mire; for Loth me,hutt never got relief. At
tittles Ihate been robed tnat T fonncl it nec-
essary to hsve oil the doors and \ wolf:Iowa
open to eet ray breath. 1 had given up in
despairfryer beingattred tilt7I beard of
1
. Your pre erktione•Vetarthezonai: I have ,
used it a d a to new,..peries,‘ly attred(--thanks 1
to your wo?iderful,Madisine. ,I reoommend
it as 6 PetAit,ele 'FitteAC'epre for astlims."
Caterth•cemaita is a igtairtiptiied care for
druggists. Wriarentht ge t for ft.00 . hi .
catarrh, ast.; 'tolt.or.lort6131 Sold by all
etetops by '.." O. Poleon et o., Kinston,,
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Ont., ptoptietora. •
. liiioUgithe Other yienfi'tha• the Opposi. „
thinItiPertt are te1linitt4 diewdikthe Lip.
Irobson—I've seen a drop of water run
an electrie light plant, ,mill and-- •
Dobson—Where did you see a drop- of
water do that?. • •
Rolaten•
, .
,ersk GyprilMent is this one:cilvartigeol
barbed wire costa !reknit- to 0:56 -
UK', *pee y than , in .1826" Wchttywnet
taken -,-the trouble to leek uiffigipritte in
1806, but the,prioe euotedin the lett Mone-
tary Times, 'Oot. 5, is $8 per hundred. If •
the Opposition , pepere tell the treat the.e.
farmers meet have got their barbed wirekt •
1896 for nothing, with a cash bonus of $1
to $1.50 thrown in with every 100 pouncla„.
of wire they bought. Did they?
Itmb 's Sterling Heade*, Peittileek
give women prompt relief from monthly
paine and leave no bad after effects what-
ever. Be sure you get Anthers* , Price 10
and 25 cents, all destine.
Copy of a letter:Which appeared in: tite
Ceylon Cheerier.
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Correspondence.
To the Editor of thleylon Observer.
Pare Ceylon. Green Tea of the
Salada 'Mark.
' Calomint, Aug 15, -1900, •
DEAR SIR—I haygo'catefully exalnined
and tested the smatimple of to ,marked
Salida Pete Cool e Gaylen, Green Tea
yoa sent, to me last night and find it as
stated. • ' .. • •
The tea has exceptional leaf ,tragranoe
and, draws a choice; liavory, cowelip water,
somewhat resembling e best grade japan: •
As a specimen, of -what green tea should
be in the cup it would be almost iraposeible
to improve on it.
If Ceylon planters will only be careful to
ship Greens up to ibis standard of excel.
lenue, the capture of the. American .and
Canadian markets is certain and assured.
. Youre faithfully, -
(Sigeed) P. STREET.
Can. Face rt •Leie is kart.
wiftm
"The- bearded ...an battiest all her
mon8Y " '
"Times too bild. But, thea, I'M sure
,she will he able to • !nee relefarturte like a
Man " •
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An. nag Tr or.
• Speaking of .the -tricks of his trade,
Paul Cinquevalli, the king -of 'jugglers,
said that catching anagg on:a plate with- •
• out breaking,it is a feat which has elle.'
Red as much: applause as ouriosity as to
hew. it is .done. • ' '
'Ilt,la•.easy enough when you 'know'
how," mutt Cinquevallt "and it you-
pntetivetit suffieletitly. Most people will
tell ;you. that if you want to deaden the
fotce of failing object you must 'give
with le in, exactly .the ea`me Way at? 0118
catches a cricket ball. • • • • •
• 174 te: catch an 'egg on a plate by
'giving with itt.,tind you Will`treak the
esg every time. The ;say to do it. Is to
holdithelplate sidewnys and, Judging the"
fall..04tthe egarbring the plate up to it se
as to touch it -sideways. Then suddenly
turn, the .plate ro'uud to as to bring it ,
horizental, And •the egg will be made 16
rest on the platteicetthout any trouble."-
•we had Temoye() hiM down the hillside to. inputs, 'Ven know.whot, his ...father's ve.
under the ph olden and told me his tale. y on agricultural lin laments had been
a neighbor's !house ,he rallied •all right . rtraeat did,when it got into offioe. he
said heIutal •been iset upod •Ilig 17a per oent, and the astdonald,Govern.
do olthe Springs, who had beeti;aWit5' to jneli 1Mb/eV the `?dacikti. zie rate. After
Mike t A notorious tambler and dopers. iiiet4rotnptiy itieikaided•I to 85 per cent,
the races. at Ideftpliis and, bad cottie Many years thatWile r nos o per
back broke just 'a couple of ddys before. eent. and Oppositiont:newapapere tell us
"The old•man said he had found bite in • that the,trednotion was a mistake;Sir
his ,akanty rummaging, the iltat. Charles Tupper doss not prowl* to rednoe-
tresses and when discovered had drawn IN; detigat, B. qp sog high tariff.
a revolver and let him,hade it. The first titigh Otst says he balievea inhigh priou,
Shot missed, but the -sego ;put selholt but he woffid Make one exception, Hugh
neck end he was •apnea deaktrord if° 041441 Vette m MInithba.
through the mueclek ,Old. titit ;obi will hall to nee better ,lsti
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of blood when we fojn_htine_
roborate the old man's 'story a .84 caliber
Colrrevolver was found in the inistesii
outside, and ahkr 40Sr •.
48 the ball' illait„415d 04.k\rwicran-
The army chmiltien't get up- the inner:
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that night, but the ellief did; and you -
elle me didn't lxialie any
more fun of that West Point graduate
and Air qoatberaatidel itietteunettte,
.trtifeeteriete lifter that. He Owned the
whole town. Or would have if he'd Went.,
ed. to." '•
ligielitstssiO of GlItti.
When Sir Richard E. Burton, in 1808,
was•Sent specialiblission
mu, Gelele, king of Dahomey, he bore
with hlth, antongather gifts from Queen
letoria, a richly `embossed silver pipe,
with anther mouthpiece. • The king told
Burton that he likad his old red clay and
woetien stem pipe better than the new
one, end that R Queen Victoria wished
really to please him she would send him
a earring* and tt pair Of horse' and a 1.*
-bite woman. The king's return' presents ,
,o the, British camel) consisted of „native I
aloes and tobaceo for her otkrre.stnoklakf
loin cloths for her majesty to change
while traveling and an umbrella to be
held otter her head while drinking. These
mils, however, never Melted the queen,
having beett, loot .
In elymentby Natere.
• glaimena-,Whi do itniit041/1 00144 ig
writing such dismal atu about sunsets?
Iiiintnint4My 4ear bop, did It neier.
'n -Ike your R1144,44400 a son* ES'
one of those afters that east a 'doom over
The entire community? -- indignation'
ASTORIA
or 4 Olkilaten.
shileak
n„that
;. 1) .
=4......!)ur opte,,
The Conietvetlye party' .is pledged to
proteet the Canadien spinet the United
States inentifeettardr, tranefer to Canada,
the bulk of'thehtuatiamillion dollartreda
that is now clout bYthe United Statee 'in
thin country.-Sn-Chszlea•Ttipper itt pledged
mot only to,putindebelPeectbettwillAnevent
the United States from anereasing its trade
in this country, se %has been doing letely
at an enormous rate, bathe ,pleciged to
reduce the filigree talt they now stand.—
Toronto Word,. • • • •t • •
drool hesitete to 'say thatkvia are not
willing to 9 breeilatat• fothellnenthe of
country in the world. --Sir Charles Tupper.,
, He was speaking deliberately., and not
for the Pfiretgeof oatobing votes, when he
stood there and eau) that if. he was elected
he Would use ell the influence be Peseeegefi
to have every part of. the du y removed
from agrionititral. implements,- ngh john
, Macd'orald at Merden. .
ht the cure of all baby humors. 35e•-47
Our onoliiIdrei to feed t oae of eny Other
' 'Mrs Fred Laine, St. George, Ont., writes
olviv little girl woniti cough so at night that
neither she nor I could get any rest. I gave,
her Dr.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and am
thinkfuito say it mutat her coogh quickly ,'
.the :Christae Guardian nenoutidee the',
nearly $200,060 of the million dolltr
thanksgiving fund of the Methodist amyl
has .bren subscribed and .reportech inth
tinny ciropits yetAnheard frem. whose re-
• ports will Rarely pever tbe other 3100016.
gb? pto.bAbilityt 18 that.$700,00Q be de- .
voted tOlsaSing olitunh.debts, and $300,000
Mother connetion purpeses. • -
e: nimuttimiwomis4 •
. Don't let wornistnaw at the vitala of
your children. Give them Dr Low's Pleae.•
• tahnetseWposirmikottornprarnt..12h51:11 soon rid of
. Severer persons who were implicated
with. Smido in the attempt .te assaesinate
the Prince of Wales have been arrested at
Brussels on a charge 61 conspiring egainet
Prince Albert of Beigipm.
• • .
'fiatteir vvithout •:a Stomach
than with one that's got a constant "hurt"
to it Dr. yon Stan's Pineapple Tablet's
stimulate the digestive organs: Let ono
atet
enjoyi.the good things of life and leave no
bad effects—carry.thent with, you in your. -.
. vest pocket6o in box, 35 cente.:48 •
, • ,
Sold by Sydney Jackson, druggist,Clinion,
."
The Liberal Government has met
fc the,inteenditure of the past year
the, $2;000,000`forthe
Ontipgenta to, South Africa, ad`
Is not .added one copper- s:to she
40t tlilring the 3'eer.-
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What is
RIA
1••.r:•;,/ „•-• •
Castoria ia for Infants and Children. Castor's IS
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, paregoric, Drops
• and Soothing Syrups,' It C01011440 neither Opium,
Morphine norrpther Narcotic substanee. It is Pleasant,
It gititratitep. - is, thirty years' use by =ionic of
WOOS; • ."Carwtoriti Xestroys.'Worms and allays Feverish.
fleas,• Castor's; cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castello"
relieves Teething Troubles, cures. Constipation mid
Flatulency, .Castoria aSsindlates Vie Food, regulates
the:Stomach and Bowels of Infants. and Children, giving
healthy and natural sleep. Castorin is the Childreu's
Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria.
-“Castoria is an excellent medicine for ()Astoria Is sa wen adapted to children
children. Mothers have repeatedly told nse that X recommend it as superior to any pre.
'of its good effect mion their children." scription known to me,"
• Da. 0, C. °scoots' L,well, Mass. ILA, Amuse, at. D. srooklyn, N. r
THE FAC.SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
ON EVERY WRAPPERS
mmininwiziser, itmAPPE..ARS
'rev;kur; ccimp.r, MURRAY fitneer. 'yew vcimiciTv.
•
SEPARATING AND
SETTING MUM.
The value of the Cream Separator, is .
now so well tinderstood that anv argu-
ment for its nee wade appear super-
fluotis: The follotving willehowever, be .
of intereet. -
At a trial Made at the Wooster Dairy
School some aisle Ititc), 'the e1 et/ages of
48 experonents with a givenquality of
milk were 100 lbe of butter from the
Separator, as compared witb 59 Ms of
butter from milk set in open panajor 24
beam, 66 !be ofbutter when it was Beg
for 86. hews; 73 lbstlf better when. it .
' was get for 42 houre, and 76 los when get'
for 54 hours. It May be taken for grant.
.ed that the use of the Separator gives
25 per cent more oream than any.systern
efekinnning. If von are -a dairyman,
think over these facts. Can you afford
to go on dairy business in which there
is a waste of one quarter. Buy a
Sharpies Cream 8eparator and thue
secure all theproflt that is that Is to be
had in the dairy business. • •
W.H.S. machine capacity 300 lbs, $75;
No.1 Inabbine an stand capacity 825, 890.
tuly term of payment. Write to -day.
V. L. Ouimette
Londesboro.
ar Sugar Sugar
• Tuet it:thaw], eecond oar Redpath Extra Standard granulated and dlow
sugar. We sell in bbl lots as than wholesale sell in 50 bbls. Speciel Price in 100:po. and
lots and dollars.
TEA
Black
TEA TEA
Green
japan •
. •‘.
We have best 25c tea in town'extra nice Japan tee• 20o, agents for Ram
' L*Ps;Appleton, Monsoon and Blue Ribbon teas in packages.
,.; • •
Exquisite Dinner, Tea* Toilet, Glass and Water Sets. WA expect thia
• • , week two orates direct from the manufacturers in Stiffordebire, Englend, bOught before'.
Itching, Burning, Skin DI*.
eases Cured foto Thirty-five
• Cente.-4;04 AgneVes 0144w:int relliiVett
in one day, and .c Ares 'Fetter, Salt Itheilm.
• Scald Head, resettle, 13irber's ItchrUlcers,
BItitelestuld allrittptiolat *Me skin. It is
soothing andifitneting and Iletli like magic)
ir .(:•,-AADELirILEiri
.;•,* liS
.14.4
etois find
ood
•
reSeri-
For Inert
i
W VII" ca.° of Lac: beat Vie 111•P•A'X'So,111
sot benefit. They WM0111;14 i11:rdong Ono givte
SILT Not..he niird P1 10h ti11 e.ii the packagerind
are -0 1,.. . ii...tc. TV1•11.1* 4 lc la ft.r 8 cents, 81:1,
11. bob."' ,33. r33'y d•isg P106. 101 v .p1.1; .1 cite ...Lowland
4tiiii .14. win b.? tsialed ; v iltifIrpt far Ilv.6
t0 the itipins Chat,...4 Coo No. is Smuts
tame, Nen Vetk.
Sold by Sydney Jacks* iirtiggist,glinton.
. • t
1 .
these vast improvenselits.lis,veprao.
Conservatives was $800,000. The y
ratecto 2 cents, improved the mail *4.
' serviee generally, and notwithstand-
ing fleetly' wiped out the delloit in t
The yearly" gelled dellOit under the T
Liberals have opened many new of. ..e
.neW mail routes, reduced the postal z.
floes, added hundrede of miles of ..2i
.4 , • - the postal deperitoent. X
4'
4.4144.4•41144440.44444.04444.4,
' P1114080pItif.—There Are pills sind
p1101—but Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills at to
Cents a vial lead 'In diSmatid. The sale
border* on the pheeOmenal. Sluggish
liver, constipation, or irregular bc.wala are
the prectirsors of many physical disorders.
Thesitlittli wonders remove the CAUSIL 40
In a vial levied mitts.1•43
.
•
Sold by Sydney Achim, drugpiet;Clinton.
BABY BEAUTY.
You alwaye think of 1 pretty baby as
iiinult and °hubby. floott'a Einalsion
gives just this.plumphess,• not too fat, juht
enough tor climplu,to come. Babies iike
It, too. ; .„
The total Mormon in the trade Of
Comae dialog the entire la pure
het the Conservativeeivere in ofiloe
amounted to $68,000,000. The in.
creme lit Cade during the 4 years Ac
of Liberal rule was more than twioe
As MtlOb as dating the entite tam
ot their predetessore la *filo, being ,e▪ r
onao,oco.000
,604***4444,0000444.01
Children Cry for
CASTORIA.
the advance of 1to 20%. We arettelling at old pricey, yon will 8494 2'34 by baying
from as, Gall and examine geode and prices before you buy.
J. W. IRWIN.
miter Flour
Clinton
AT NO EXTRA CON'
All kinds of Small Field Seeds, as Timothy, Red and
Alsike Clovers. Head9u.arters for Turnip, Mongold„ Oarro
Seeds, • Fresh Grocenes and Canned Goods,
Our specielty is Teas. Try ant 15a Tea. Other:varieties equally:as cheap.
Highest -market price paid ia cash for eggs.
J. W. 1-1I1J1.1
Buggies •
We are selling Buggies for time of the best Carriage
• Oonipanies in Canada.
GREY AND SONS, CHATHAM.
BRANTFORD CARRIAGE CO.
CANADA CARRIAGE CO.; BROCKVILLE.
•• and the well known
RAIN WAGGON.
We are selling Witte made by the very boot makers at
reasonable prices.
Also out for the Alexander and Mellott* Cream
• Soperator, and Masay.Han4s Werth* Samples ow be see*
at the shop! Isaac Street
Geo. ;awns,
General Implement MAW, Oaten