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onsumpiion
its destruction of lung by a
growing germ, precisely as
mouldy cheese is destruction
of cheese by a growing germ.
If you kill the germ, you
stothe consumption. You
can or can't, according to
Wiien you begin.
Take Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil: take a little
at first.
It acts as a
food; it is the
easiest food.
Seems not to be
food; makes you
hungry; eating
is comfortable.
You grow strong-
tilepirt= er. • Take more;
t e no otter.
not too much; enough is as
-much-as- you like -and-agrees-
t with you. Satisfy hunger
with usual food; whatever
you like and agrees with you.
When you are strong
agair. have recoveredyour
strength -the germs are
dead; you have killed them.
If you have not tried it, send
for free sample, its agreeable
taste Will surprise you..
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
Toronto.
50o. and $1.00; all -druggists.
Sarah Grand's Discouraging start.
Mme. Sarah Grand has a good deal sto
say in her autobiography of the difficul-
ties she had In getting some of her books
published. For. instance: .
"The Heavenly Twins' finished, I was
flung back into despair again by the re-
' fusel of Bentley to publish It; he had M
the meantime taken up 'Ideals.' The
weary round began again; nearly every
publisher was tried -certainly every large
house. The book was rejected every -
here. Some of them kept it an uncon-
scionable time -a cruel thing to do. On
coming to ts. widen I had the benefit of th.e
help of one of my stepstins, who had left
the army and had settled down to a M-
ammy and artistic career, and of my son,
;whoalutd gone on the stage. We decided
tai print the book ourselves, and we did
40."
+It was during the negotiations with re-
gard to getting a publisher's name on the
cover that the book went to Mr. Heine-
mann: and from the moment it entered
his office, Rs author says, the tide seem-
ed to turn. He took over the whole risk
and brought it out with success.
A. Hint For Grandma.
.• Women with straight hair and little of
It keenly feel this disfigurement, not be- .
Ing able to make up Fitch deficiencies ba
artificial means when ill, as they always
ale in health. Caps are out of the gees -
tion, though pretty beribboned affairs
which we know of traditionally must
bave been far more becoming thail some
.of the frowsy heeds of their day. Again
must Frenchwomen be quoted and look.
ed up to for their, dominant characteris-
tic of making theinselves attractive per-
sonally under all circumstances and for
their pronounced skill.in hiding defects:
In such a case as this will they wear a
•scarf of Judie mull edged with lace•and
wound becomingly over their heads or a
arquare of it 26 incites draped with the
point in front and also trimmed with a
'delicate lace-valenciennes usually and
not too wide. The ends are caught with
some simple little brooch, nod small sil-
ver or gold safety pins keep it in place
on the head, says Vogue, while tet of
the wash variety is also much used for
such purposes.
Lady Beneonefleld. • -
Mrs. Duman Stewart described Lady
Beaconsfield as originally a factory girl,
Ildr. Lewis first saw her going to her fac-
• tory beautiful and with bare feet. Ile ed-
ucated her and married her, died and left
her very rich, and then she married Dis-
raeli When asked why she married her
tecond husband, she would say as if it
was, a feather in her cap, "My dear, he
/made love to me while my first husband
•was alive, and therefore I knew that he
really loved me." It was at Green-
1
meadow, a house four miles from Linn-
•daff, that Disraeli served his appreuticea
ship as secretary to kr. Lewis, living in
the house witiviiim and Mrs. Lewio in
the position of n dependent. When the
house overflowed with visitors from Loa-.
don, is was often the case, he Was gent
out to Sleep at the Hollybush, a little
public house in the village. Both Green
meadow and the 31o1lYbush exist still, -
"The Story a lily Lifer by Aegustus 3.
C, Hare.
OptImiette Women,
The cheery woman plays an Important
part every day that she lives. She is al-
ways needed. There is no time when she
can be spared from the' face of the earth,
for there is _this day and another and all
other days when you or I will be glad to
see her and hear her say to us, "The
darkest hour is always. before day," or
something else quite as hopeful.
The bravely optimistic woman, howev-
er, does not force her smiles upon you.
Xi you are grieved, she will weep with
you. She Will not Insist that your trou-
ble, Which is a real one, else you vretild
not weep, is as thin and light as air. That
it Worries you is enough to demand her
sympathy, though it Is her way to set
about to see if She can't point out to you
a way to clear it up, and she is willing
ito put her ehoulderto.the wheel/ toot to
.aielo you do Os
Some idea of the way Sault Rte. Mar -
le I goi ,g ahead, may be gslned from
the fact that it is almost impossible
to ge,t house room in the town. As
soon aa a building ie projected it
ranted in rid vance. A resident writes
that his family it cooped up in one
room for Which he has to oar uo a
FIGHTING. IIER WAY.
A GE.NTIsEWOMAN'S EFFORT TO GET
WORK IN NEW YORK.
Sometimes She Received Ielnd Treat.
meat, Other 'Ilexes Coldness, but
Volume on Every Hans -A rontaser
Theory Exploded..
There is a popular theory afloat 'that
any ono who will may find work and
that she who Is destitute and out of, em-
ployment, if in good health, Is suffering
from self imPesed misery. In a city of
so many and varied industries as New
York it is perhaps not surprising that
this should be the consensus of opinion,
but the theory is not always verified by
facts, as the experience of a woman told
so a Tribune reporter proves.; She said:
Circumstances made it necessary for
me to leave my southern home and come
to New York, and when r arrived I had
a snug little .suin in the bank and an as -
mired yearly income of severe' hundred.
It never occurred to me that the wolf
was even then creeping up to My door
and that I should be forced to ask -nay,.
te beg -for work lu this great city. But
presto,the snug tittle sum .and the as -
i
toured ncome vanished into thin airl
tal-
ents?
tlt' who cared? Did not have „I had not been in New York long
enough to feel the full force of such a
disaster as lees of income and so did not
know that 4ere "money is your best
friend."
And I still had my letters too! .0h,
those letters from high state and church
dignitaries were dun to be telling things
-were sure to bring me lots of friends
Armed and gretitiffili-ientel
with these I couldn't fall to the
ground. I couldn't fail to secure a posi-
tion
of some kind.
In ray own home I had' passed for a
woman of more than erdinaey
gence-had gained a • modest mutation
in a literary way, had written accepta-
ble stories arid articles for different mag-
azines and periodicals and had been paid
for them.
Gathering up my, letters, r set out to
call upon a prominent clergyman. He
read them, .looked eeverely at me and
oaid sternly: •
"Now, what dicI you come to New
. York for?" • •
As thiswas the first time I had ever
been spoken to harshly, by a man, I felt
more bewildered than hurt and faltered.
out: •
"Why -why, for the musical advan-
tages and -and things!"
"Leave me your address. P.11 do what
I can to introduce yoe"teCniusical people.
I can't help you otherwise."
Nothing ever came of that.
• Another clergyman was visited I was
courteously received, my letters read, and
I cenfided to him that I had lost tey bit
of income and wanted work. A pained .
*look came Into his eyes.
"Oh," he said. "I have so many cases
like yours brought to me. •am in de-
spair." ' •
But Ii wrote me a letter of Introduc-
tion to the head of an employment bu-
reau, who teceived me ' affably and who
said he would do his hest to secure me a
place. I have never had an offer from
I went to a prominent magazine man
.and 'showed him soma minted sketches
and article's cut from the periodicals I
had written for and toldhim that I had
had some experience in. 'a literary way
and in newspaper work.
"If you have done newspaper work, a
magazine office is no place for /our
wares," he answered roughle. . •
I, have answered countless advertise
--
menet, 'walking sometimes. miles In the
,stinging snow and rain -advertisements
that seemed to apply ,to my needs -but
the majority of them proved to he
places as "book agents," with ."short -
hours and big pay, it capable." The sala-
ries and commissions offered were most
generous -if you could earn them. I tried
-and failed: I was either incapahle, or
i„ no one ever earned the salaries.
j I come of a long line of fighting ences-
: tors, but I needed an the aetumulated
courage of Mose ancestors in my trial ef-
forts to earn that generous salary. I even
tried to sell hooks in jersey City!
•Next I applied for a situation as clerk
in, a dry goods store, one of the largest in
the city. The day I applied there was
double line of sed faced applicants, mid-
dle aged men and women, young men and
• girls, negroes and Japanese.'
"Sorry, very sorry, but we have no
room, absolutely no vacancies of any
kind for any' one," old the Man in
charge. .
I sought a church mission society end
*told them I must have work; Mat I 'wits
penniless. I didn't want charity, but
work, work!
Work of any kind -office work, writing,
any kind of mission work, church visit
ing-oh, anything.
"I ale very sorry, my dearsibridam,"
the rnan kindly answered, "but we can't
create vaeancies, and we are now strain-
ing every nerve to get the money. to pay
• those already employed. I wish I could
do something, but I can't," and he reelly
did look regretful and pitiful as he boar -
ed itte odt.
Being told of a pltice where they Om
ployed persons to address envelopes, 1
hurried there.
"We never employ girls," the superb.
tendeet informed imatourteously.
"But I am not a girl," I retorted.
"I mean that we never employ women
ham addressing department. We found
Oro girls, young women, Were too care-
less, so we have made it a rule to employ
only men,"
"But I can do a terin's work,". I per-
sisted. "I can do any kind of writing,
any kind of (afire work that a man ean
do," I said, desperatelY.
"If you will !coil. your name and ad-
dress I will put your ease before the
board. We will let you know." he added,
as he opened the door for me.
"Please remember that I need work,'
that I am begging for work, that I can't
Jive without wore," I urged as I backed
down the steps. But I have never
heard from him.
In my desperation I sought tbe Sal-
vation. Army and asked for employneent.
"It is a heartbreaking fact," they as-
sured me, "but we can't get work of
any kind for women. The ooly call we
have Is for servants, and they must be
strong young womet,"
Everywhere 1 Went my name and ad -
&Os were carefully taken down, but
never One° was I 'matter; to, never once
asked to return, never ORM were my
efforts to Becure a eituatien crowned with
stmeess.
• Perhaps I failed because I am no len-
;Loung,-Wew York Tribune,
Daniel Keine, a Switchman iri the
employ of the 'Canadian, Pacific Rail-
way Company,loat his life in the, yards
at Toronto junction at 0 oselockThure•
dey morning of hot week. It is not
tiOWit h OW -the accident bitOtitittedobab
it is supposed that Heine wee Winging
to the end of a ear of a train Which was
being backed Into a siding and that be
lest hie held and fell Under the Wheleille
,
THE CLINT0111 NEW ERA
Nara. lot 1.90°
Blacks That 114)1(11
Till The Goods
Are 'Worn Out..
THREE spawn L4
Diamond Die Blacks,
Black is the raost useful of sli colors and
ie,more worn to•day than ever before. Any
color that hi now tested and rusty can be
dyed ever a rich aud deep Week.
The three blacks - Dimond .I.?,ye Fast
Blaok for All Wool, Dismonci Dye Fast
Black for Cotton and Mixed, Goode and
Diamond Dye Feet Black for Sills and
Feathers, are all guaranteed not to fade or
wash out, These wonderful blsok dyer, are
simple and easy to use, and no experience
is needed to do good work with them; a
child who can read he directions can dye
enocessfully with Diamond Dyes,
When you decide to do your dyeing work
at home, be euro and buy the Diamond
Dyes. Beware of cheap and Adulterated
dyesuold by Bonus dealers for the sake of
extra profit; their use means ruin of your
materials and .garments.
• Fire in the business portion of At-
lauta,lika., bounded by Decaturaaloyd,'
Wall streets and Railroad avenue, on
Feb. 21, destroyed property valued at
nearly half w million dollars: Tbe tire
started horn the explosion of an oil
tank in a wholesale grocery house.
•
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. ,
4,I would cough nearly all night long,"
writes Mrs Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria,
-814607-1-
had oonsunption so bad that If I walked. a
blook I w.oeld cough frightfully and spit
blood, but, when all other medicines fail-
ed, three $1.00 bottles of Dr. .King's New
Discovery wholly oured we and I gained
58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed to
cure Coughs, Coldo, La Grippe, 13ronohitie
and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price
500 and $1.00. Trial bottles free at al
&Suites . • 1
Tee austrahan Calmat has decided to
invite Canada and New Zealand to send
troop° :to the opening of the Federal Par-
liament. „
A verdict holding the. Wabash Rail-
way liable far the death of Edward
Grondin wies rendered by the Coron-
er's jury at Stony Point.
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
was trouble, for several yeare with '
chronic indigestion and nervous debility,"
.writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster. N. H.,
"No remedy helped me until I began using
Electric Bitters, whiob did me more good
than -ill the medicines I aver used. They
have also kept my wife in, excellent health
for yeas. She save Eleo tric Bitters are
just splendid for female troubles; that, they
area grand tonic and invigorator for weak,
run down women. No otber medicine"oan
fake its place in our family." Try thine.
billy 50o. Satisfaction guaranteed by all
druggists.
William Patterson, a medical student at
Kingston, Was seen peeking a human body
in a trunk at Peterloorce. He checked the
trunk to Kingston. but word was sent to
Belleville and Patterson was arrested
there, • and the trunk shipped baok to
Peterboro'.
Recruits for the South. Africa, Con.
atabulary willsail from Halifax by the
steamer Montfort on March 15,
Premier ttobliniof Manitobahas given
notice of the first reading of the railway
bills for Tuesday next,
A HORRIBLE OUTBREAK.
‘,01 large sores on my little daughter's
head developed into a case of scald head"
writes C. Isbill.:of Marganton, Tenn.,
but Booklen's Arnica Salve completely
cured her. It's a guarrinteed cure for
ffozema. Tette?, Salt Rheutn, Pimples
Sores; Ulcers and Piles. Only 25c at ail*
druggists,
The annual county meeting of the
Oraage 'Young Britons for the theanties of
Bruce, Etilront Wellington and Perth, was
held in Fordwieh on Monday week. The
following officers were elected:- G. C. Moe
-J, Montgomery: Gorrie; O. 111.-Robt.
Spotton, Fordwieh; 0. Chaplain -G. R.
Dane, Gorrie; C. R. S. -J. M. Thompson,
Fergus; C, F. S. -D, L. Weir, Wrozeter
C. Treas.-W. Ferguson, Lankelet; O. D.
of C. -W. C. Thompson, Wingham; C. L.
J. Armstrong, J. Gemmill, Porde/Joh,
Representative to Grand Lodge, -.7. Mont-
gomery; S.-Robt.Spotton,
VICTORla
• A Tribute Prom Canada,
by Mara U.Blountimatte, Jan. 25,1901,
In Britain throbe a pulse of pain,
In Britain falls rein of team,
For her -the loved, the honored dead •
Whose greatnereao'er the Eulpire, she
A brilliant lustre through the years,
That marked her long and glorious reign-
Viotorial" Victoria 1
From Britain cornea a wail of woe ;
The belle are tolling o'er the land,
For her, our loved, our honored Queen, '
Of gifte'cl mind, of noble mien,
Who held the seeptre in her hand;
Britannia mourns thee, lying low -
Victoria 1 Victoria!
Above all other monarchs stands
This peerlese woman, firne of will;
This *modem mother. Queen, lied wife ;
To deeds of love she 4twe her life:;
Bereft in heart, she lingered still,
And ruled her realm with staining hande-,
Victoria 1 Viotorla I
The belle toll oat her people's woe;
The Empire grieves that she is gone;
In Canada the teer.dropo fall,
Auetralus weeps in cot and hall;
From Arotio to the torrid gone,
The Empire mourns thee, lying low .
• Vittoria ! 'Viotoria
Who brought the wondrous change about
That sprang from 011608 black as night?
Who cleansed a court corrupt and
Great nations looking on the while?
Quiek leaped from darknese into light -
In trumpet tones the people shout
Viotoria ! Victoria I
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ALWAVS.KEEP ON Haab
Sin- Viler
THERE Ili NO KIND OP PAIN OR
AHE , !ETERNAL OR EXTERNAL,
!THAT PAIN -KILLER WILL NOT RE.
LIEVE. ' •
•
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB-
STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE'
BEARS THE NAME, , '
PERRY. DAVIS it SOH.
• .
bive•submarine torpedo boats are to
be added to the British navy. '
For the &at time in eight years
Madrid Pas had a heavy snowfall.
Anew form of influenza has appear-
ed in Russia which is called. "lightning
bearing influenza." Death 'vaults in
stantly. ,
British (locomotive trade, Sir Chris-
topher Furness says, has decreased 25
per cent.. while Americanhas edvaticed
450 per cent..
We gives na..dsomeWateh With
pollshedNiciceleaee,ornamented
dge;hour, minute and second
bands, keyless wind, American
TreVerMovement,foraell•
mgonly2doz.daintygold
and salver linl,hod
Horseshoe Pins st lee.
each. Mall this advertise-
ment and we'll send the Horse.
sheep. Bell thern,reture money
and your Watch will ho sent
you, absolutely *co. grim
D1.4 ICe., Box 17 Toronto, 1,
ilieorge L. Clough, one of the best
known landscape artists in the United
States, is dead.
Four residents of Millwood, near
Leavenweirth, Kansas, are charged
with the murder of Mrs J. Hudson dur-
ing a raid on her inieband's saloon,
Mrs Morrison of Egreitiont died r.e.,
cently at the advanced age of over 102
years. It is, stated that when in her
101st year Mrs Morrison milked t
cows regularly. She had 8 cbildr
5 sons and 3. daughters. 147 des
ants survive her -2 childi en, 07
children, 00 great,erandchildien, and 2
great.great-grandchildren. a
Rev. G. W. Kerby, pastor of Doug-
las Methodist church, Montreal, and
well known in Clinton, has resigned
his paetorate in order to engage in
evangelistic work with Rev, G. R.
Turk, of Toronto. a •
Additional Local hews.
Souris AMIGA RECTUITING.- Re-
cruiting for the South Africa police
tales place in London on March. 4, 5
and 0. The recruiting officer will be
district commander, medical °Meer, 0.
W. Belton. Candidates must be un-
married. strictly temperate, physically
fit, recernmended by two remeensible
persone age between 20 and -35, net
tinder 5'feet 6 inches or weigh river 135
Pennds ; minimum chest measure-
ment, 81 inches ; Joey will be 24 cents
per day rill arrival in South Africa, af-
ter that date $1.20 per day ; nien en-
rolled at London will be mobolized at
Ottawa by Friday, March 8th.
Charstis COMMISSIOXERS APPO/NT-
ED: -The Cabinet has appointed the
fallowing as commissioners for the cen-
sus in the different provinces of the
Dominion :.Prince Edwin d Island,E, H.
Beer, Charlottetowm, Nova Scotia,
Firman McClure, Truro; New Bruns-
wick, Geo, Haddon, M. P. Pa Quebec,
J. 0, Langelier, Quebec, Dr. G. A. La -
cornier, Montreal, Joseph Lemieux, St..
Hyacinthe, and Chas. A. L. Fisher,
Montreal; Ontario, F. J. Gillespie, of
of Osborne, 3. S. Davie, of Madoc, 3.
J. Bell, of Toronto, and S. McAlpine of
.C,itrobton; Manitoba, T. IL johnston,
Winnipeg; Northwest Territories, II.
L. Duftal,Duck Lake; British Columbia
R. Drury, Victoria. "
A westbound Lehigh Valley freight'
was crossing over to the eastbound
traek on an overhead highway crossing
at Stafford on Thursday in prime g, when
another freight crashed into the mid -
die of . jas. Leven, of Niagara Falls,
aged, ears, fireman on the colliding
two.
Word was received at Peterbiiro
tram, was killed, his body beim? cub in
of
the murder of it men named Wni:Hull,
at Stoney Lake,Wednesdrty night. He
was shot and instantly killed by a fel-
low called Sharp. Jealousy was the
cause.
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• SIGHTING GIO GUNS,
Illyitified an to no,*
Anything hi neer
"How In the world tbe gummier on our
blg battleehips ever manage to land a
;shell within a mile of the thing they are,
shooting -at has been a mystery to me ev-
er since I saw a piece of heavy ordnance
a:eteally turned looser said a man from
California. "I was on the Oregon during
' some range Mots off Mitre Wand shortly
after the ship was placed id cOmmission,
he continued, "and the executiveofficer,
who wag an old ochoolmate of mine, tdpk
me Into the after turret to show me hoer
tbe big guns were sighted.
"The man who does the almirig stands
on a little platform at the rear of the
breech and hooks through' a telescope fa*
tened above the barrel, The wires cross
each other at right angles in the far end
of the glass and the place where they
meet must be brought into lide with the
lance shaped sight at the muzzle of the
gue and also with the object aimed Or
Which, in the case to which I refer, was a
canvas screen 16 feet square and 1,400
yards distant,
"Nowsthat would be hard enough to do
on dry land, because every slight shift of
the telescope meant the simultaneous
shifting of several tons of cold steel by
means of it complicated system, of wheels
and levers, but on board. a ITIOVing shit/
rocking- up and down on the waves the
difficulties are something appalling. I
. squinted through the instrumeet, and all
I could see was a circular patch of ocean
wbirling crisscross over the field of vi-
sion like a magic lantern picture with a
bad cue ei St. Vitus'. dance. Once I
caught a glimpse of something white Met
shot .across the circle as swiftly as a.
swallow and was gone before. I could say
, boo. That was the target on 'which the
gunner was supposed to draw a bead.
-,---"I'step-ped -itraVer Willie 1---gkied
looking, young sailorman took my place,
gave a couple of hand wheels a tew sharp
turns right and left,- and then all of a
sudden pressed something like a telegraph
key. I thought the whole universe had
broken loose at the foundations, but It
was only the gun going off, and the shell
carried away one entire end of the white
,canvas target. Row the good looking
young sailorman got his aim I don't pre-
tend to say. It seemed like a piece of
pure necromancy.. The men behind the
guns are, without a doubt, the greatest
Weight of handnerforreers in the world."
, •
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stomachs. •
, The p..a L. eMULSION.
Is. prescribed by 'dlie leading physicians of
Canada. , • , •
* The p..a'I„, EMULSION -
•iv a marvelliine flesh producer and will give
• you 'an appetite. 50c. &$i per Bottle. •
13.7 itireYou get DAVIS &- LAWRENCE
the genuine I. CO.., Limited, Montreal
The -Grand Teunk • lialiway• will • build
'eight San wheel locomotives and two mo-
gule for use on intercolonial trains,
Kidney.Ory.:--Pain in the ba'ck is the
cry of the kidneys forhelp. To neglect the
call is to deliver the body over to a disease
,cruuetlh, ruthless, nen; , h
life destroying
proyotg
6o ;
akin to Miraculous in laelping the needy
kidneys out Of the mire 'of disease: It •
relieves is sir hours. -38
ld by J". E. Hovels druggist, Clinton,
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A perfect Remedy f or Constipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms gonvidsions,Feverish-
giess and Loss OF SLEEP.
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Oaetorlasis put up in one-eize bottles only, rt.
le not sold in bilk. Don't allow anyone to sell
you anythingoilse ott the.plea or protein) that it
is "Iva as good" and hwill answer every pine •
pose." • Air See that you get 0 -A1.13 -T -0 -R -I -L.
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CEYLON AND INDIA
Green'cir Black
. There is nothing artificial about these teas::
The purity is unquestioned.' the flavor is de-
licious, the bouquet is a revelation. If you
have never tasted British grown teas a treat,
awaits you. Japan tea drinkers try Ceylon
Green.
Mr Donald R. Fitirpharean has been
appointed collector of. memos at Chatham
in succession to the.late Mr Rags Step -
noon.
rotests have been entered against the
ele ion of Mayor Wood and Ald. Ryerson,
Bullock, Brewster. and Livingston of
Brantford.
nil -BURN S
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P1 E IIS PILLS
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PE( Pa
Xing Edward will visit Ireland this
spring. '
During 1000 the Dominion lloyertt
tnent isaued 28 passports to Chinese. •
A gigantic sugar monopoly is to Le
established in Parte.
The Duke of Abruzzi is organizing
another Polar ex petit' ion.
Meesrs, Buchanan & Son, of Goder-
Mb have taken . into partnership in
their planing mill business, John Law-
son, of Dunlop, and the firm is now
styled Buchanans & Lawson.
Jae. Hall, it well known resident of
the Otn line, Morris, is handing over
his farm to his son. Howard, who will
reside anat. Mr Hall will probably go
to Damsels rind engage in the cattle
business using his Gtev, 12th con. iarin
for grazing.
Stop tne Pain but Destroy the
Stonnach.-This is sadly too often thotase.
So many nau-seous nOstrunts purporting to cure,
in the end do the patient immensely more harm
than good. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets
are a, purely vegetable pepsin I:It:reparation, as
harmless as milk. One after eating prevents
any disorder of the digestive organs, 60 in a
box, se centa-ao
Sold by E. Hovey, druggist, Clinton,
The purchaser of'D. Meiklejohn's 100
acre farm 5th fine, Morris is L. Wil-
liams and he paid 05,100, 'He gets pos-
session on 20th March.
Mr 'S. 0. Bice. e Woodstock telegraph
operator, was shovelling coal into a Beattie
when he he out a piece of dynimite in two,
It probably came from the Wrecked cars,
and there was enough of the explosive to
to have wreaked the bowie.
The home of F. Klikby,flth line,Moe-
ris, was invaded by 30 or 40 of the
members and friends of ths Jackson.
church, on Tuesday week, and pre -
emoted a, to Id mitten and chain to his
daughter Lizzie, who has been organ-
ist for about 3 years.
An interesting feature of the camp
Ben Lomond "At Horne!' last Tuesday
was the presentation of it splendidly
bound copy of Burns' poems to Daniel
Stewart, 1st Chief of the Oatap, on the
eve of his departure from Brussels,
•A native of Perthshire, Scotland, in
the persotrcf J, McNaughten, died at
the bottle Of his brother, R. MeNaugh-
ton, Brussels, on Thurs "at 00 years.
He twee two brothers, Robert and
Ronald, well known residents of Drus-
aels,
These pills cure
orders arising from
nerves or watery 1
tion, Skip. Beats,
Dizziness, Weak e;
Nervousneare. Sie.
General Debility
They are a, true
and blood envie'
renewing. all the
tissues qf the both
health.' 'Price 50e.
at all druggisti.
all diseases and dies,
weak heed, worit out
cod, such as Palpita-
rrobbing, Smothering,
'shit Spotlit, Ansanniit,
lessness, Brain Fag,
d Leek of 'Vitality.
eart tonic, nerve food
r, building up and
voter out and wasted
end restorkig perfect
tibia, or 3 for 0.25,
The Post, a Sydney,- 0 B., daily news-
paper, which lately suspended, stem sold
by the Sheriff to Me.3, A, •Giilleil. ox -H,
P., for 44400,
Running Sores, the `outceene Of
neglect, or bad blood, have a never -failing
balm 10, Dr. Agnew's Ointment. Will heal
the most stubborn cases. Soothes irritation
almost instantly after first application, It
relieves all itching and burning skin diseases
In a day. It cures piles ist 3 05 nights.
4
Sold by 3. P1 Hovey, druggiet,:blinten.
A. report is cement at latentreal tht Mr
P. Et. Clergue may take oyer the &memo
Iona of the Conners oyndieate at Montreal
and till °arty out the bargain,
WORRING 24 HOURS A DAY, •
„Thereia do rest for those tirelesit little
workers, Dr. King's New*Life Pill& Mill-
ions are alwaya busy, curing Torrid Liver,
jaundice, Bilionsnese. Vetter atia Ague.
They banish Siok Headache, drive odt Mee
'Aria, Never gripe or ageaken. Small,
taste nide, work wonders. Try them, 25
cents' at all deuggists,
The Brussele correapondent of The Lott -
don Daily Melt describes it trust formed
by leading thencial houses in tarope end
the United States with a view of controll-
ing all the commetee orOhitii0
.. .
A verdict ot manslaughter iti the first'
degreehao been returned by the Mimes,.
ipoliii jery in the trial of Frelnk Hamilton,
she newspaper reporter, for the killing of
Leonard lt, Doh 6 taiiiidlittiret .
ur Store urnt
BUT WE STILL .LIVE
Ton win And tie in it new store with a new up.to-date stock of General Furniture, •
Window Shades, Piothre Mouldings, Pianos; Organs, Sewing Machines Land Ifndertak-s
. •
ing Goods. Prices low and quality the best.'
0111014IAEW.
lag only 29 46z. packages Sweet Yea Seed at lac. ,
AIR. RIFLE -
e'en Air foil.
each. Each package contains a splendid mixture, of the rnostfrag.,
rant Tarlettes oralloolors. The Aldo lirof thebest make and mod -
with polished nickel bane), trIggerguard and aide plates. It has iraPnalroa Globe
tifghts, pistol gri p and walnut stock, and shoots with terrllto force and great accuracy
3(m11150119 advertisement and wo will forward the Seeds. Bell them, returnthoraeneytuntRido will hellcat
entree by Express. The season (Cradling seeds la short, orderat once, Seed 5nppI cow Toronto.
ehancie of Business
Having bought ihe Grocery and Crockery business so suceesefully carried on for
the past 12years by J. W. Irwin, and having es er 20 years' experience myself
in wholesala and retail grocery and orookery business, I am confidant I can keep
upthe good reputation of the old thin in keeping nothing but the very best goods
at the lowest prices. I have reduced, all my Dinner, Tea, Toilet and Table Sete
to make room for my irusiort order, which I expeot m a few • months, Call and
examine goods and prices before you buy. No trouble M show goods.
J. W. McCabe
. With reference to the above change of business I take this opportunity of ex-
pressing my sincere thanks to my numerous friends and cuetomers for there liberal
support during the past 12 years and bespeak for ray auccessor, J. W, McCabe, the
same liberal treatment so generously acceirded to me.
J. W. IRWIN
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You'd trust an old friend.
RATHER THIN A STRANGER, WOULD'NT YOU ?
Hovey's Batting Powder is a tried and truited friend in many
houses'. Cooke know its reliability and appreciate its quality, Hardly pays to
experiment with anti ied doubtful brands, when you oari get "Hovey's" the best
Baking Powder obtainable, 25.3 per pound any quality. Hovey's, Baking
Powder always make wholeeonot and eppetizing food,
No Tonic can take the place of our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophoephitea of Lime and Soda. It's palatable and, easily digested, 50 cents s
per pint bottle. •
For gale by
.3. E. HOVEY,Dispensing Chemist, Clinton.
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ante LInereenrea
The normal girl naturally Imkti for -
Word to the time when she will have the
care Of home, -husband and children, yea
sad t� say, she ie often wholly mime -
pared to asseme the respoileibilities when
they coine'to bet. To presume to maim a
home and care for a family without prep-
aration is parallel to a physician attempt-
ing the practice cif medicine without
study and with the expectation of gain-
ing knovriedge teem experiments on his
patients. Wo would be horrified at the
temerite �f such a physician, end yet we
ootriplatently leave our girls without in-
struetion lo. reference to the higheit, ho-
liest duty of womanhood. Under these
eirettinstances can We weeder that many
homes are absolute failures?
One of the first things a girt should be
trarght it; that wealth and secial. position
Count for bothing unless united With Pu.
rity of thought and life and honesty Of
purpOse. Until such standard ate re-
quired by young women in choosing their
husbands the marriage relation cannot be
what God Wended it to te-4110 highest
type of earthly happinest:-Prom "Girl-
hood to Wordanhood," by Sallie joy
Virhite %nettles Mine COMpalliell;
THE DOMINIE.,
The highest church steeple in the Wield
is that et the Cathedral of Antwerp -413
feet.
The Right Rev. De. William 8. Meta.
ren hats been 25 years bishop of the Ibis.
eopal diocese of Chicago.
Tho oldest living viettr. in Great 13rIt
• alb Is Rey. G. D. Grundy, vicar of Hey„
who was presented iu 1838sand is now
04.
Rowland D. Edwards, the Bnglis
evangelist, will work in this country toe
several months and until ebruarY will
make Chicago his hentlquarters, He Is*
lawyer by profession rind a member of
the largest law Sem of its kind In Ear
land.
ANIMAL LIFE,
A goat gives a quart of milk daily end
lives ten years.
Birds are blessed with large appetites.
The robin can easily detour two-thirds
of Its *Weight In earthworreeitt*
ost morikeye have a liking tor land
and the beaste when in their het -
oral element in the Jungle Will Often teens
el tor Miles to wee boarish, rgleft
search ot a mew:van meal, .e
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