The Clinton New Era, 1901-03-22, Page 8Irtir
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Lots of
eoplo
Ave th 1
hair, Per-
haps their
parents
1101 thin
D hair; per -
gill haps their
children have thin
hair. But this does
not make it necessary
for them to have thin
hair.
One
thing
you
mav
rely
upon—
AWrJ
Nur
vigor
Makes the hair healthy
'and vigorous; makes
It grow thick and
long. It cures ,dan.
druff also.
color to gray ,hair,---•
all the 'dark, rich color
of early life. .There is
no longer needof
your looking old be-
fore your time.
$1.00 a battle. Alf druggists.
"As togierOf
Vigor has no equal. I pas always
given me ,,perfect satisfaction In
every
Lug.* 1898. HammondspatiNX,
Write the 000‘01e.
.
He will send you a book on The
Hair and Scalp free, Upon request.
It you do not obtain all the benefits
yen expected from the nee qf the
Vigor write the Ductor about
Address'Da. J.0. AYE%
Lowell, Mao.
WaiirS. A. M. STAMM
iticea I s Magazin P.*
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This magazine it); the month cf Ap.
ril is wore Iban -.inlay interesting,
containing as it 'does the modes lot
sprits i 11. st rat i ng 'tod describing some
" decided novel' los, Also the number
has soros firre illtistr at ions of the inuag-
oration of Pees McKinley, the Easter
fashiune, • hut re in designs for children,
styles for the h iniee, fancy work, the
mother's column, our:mit goseip and
many other interesting topics. It is a,
magazine dem ed entirely •for the
home-aornething in it for everyone.
Address McCali's Magazine, 138 to 146
W. 14, h St., New Yin k city.
E. Lepage & Co., of Montreal, have
rode an assignment. The liabilities
nre over $225,000.
Lord Priuncefutte'e tern] as British
•Ant b tssadorat Washington has been
ind eon Rely ext ended.
The Manitoba G ivernniera's railway
deal is to some h,..fore the Dominion
Hon' e cf Commons.
• A severe windstorm did $175,000
worth of damage in Chicago, inflict-
ing epecial injur les upon the telegraph
and t • lepbone services.
King Oscar, of Sweden and •Nor.
'way, will act af Arbitrator in the mat-
ter of the damages arising from th
Samoan troubles of a couple of years
ago.
That hacking cough is a warning not to
be lightly treated. Pyny-Balsein dares
with absolute certainty all room coughs
and colds. Take it in time. Manufactur-
ed by the proprietors of Perry Dayis' Pain -
Killer.
General Benjamin Harrison, ex -
President of the United States, died*
at Indianapolis.
. Like Tea.rIng the Heart
etringa--.• itis not with.n the concep-
tion of man to measure my grett sufferings
from heart disease. For years 1 endured
almost constant cutting and taring pains
about my beart, and many a time would
have welcomed deatb. Dr. Agnew!s• Cure
for the Heart has worked a veritable take
acle."-Thos. Hicks, Perth, Ont. -59
Sold ined, E,, Hovey, Druggist, Clinton.
Friday of last week Jas. Dudley,
Bi uesels. received, by telegram, from
Alpena,Micb., wordof the death of his
sinter Lucy, Mrs Alexander McAu-
ley, aged 62 year. She died on
March 8th and her husband died about
5 years ago and they had no children.
Mrs WAlker, a sister, was buried at
Brussels last week. Three brothers
survive.
Whets a boy turns hie bulging pocket in.
side out we marvel at the quantity and,
variety of articles, he has stowed away. Odd
lengths of string,marbleo, horse -chestnut,
atop, brute naile, hickory unto, an apple
and many more artioles are Bantered by
alinappor up of rainirmaidered trilles."- We
think the ocilleotion meet Joshua ona boy'g
pocket, And it is. But ae we ever thiek of
the variety and miecellany of the oub.
'- stances -We put into the pocket of our
stOnutch? There tho apple and the nuts,
and things besidee quite as indigestible as
brass nano and with tut more •food value
then so many marbles. And yet We wonder
that the sterner% “,gives out," When the
stomach breaks down under the etrain of
oarelestr eating and irregular mettle it catt
be perfectly and permanently resto-ed to
health and strength by the use of Doctor
*Plereel Golden Medical -Diecovery. The
action of this- medicine on the stoma& and
other organo of digestion and nutrition is
so Marked, tho relief from disertee lo at
once experienced, and the headethee, liyer
ntroubree," kidney dieorderti, eltin eruption
and other symptoate of * diotiatied otomrioli
Are quickly oared. Whenever the use of 6
Ietatiye medicine is indicated, nee Dr.
Pleasant Pelt t y air in .
harmony with the "Diriorwery*? and armlet I
Ito widen by purging the b'oWele of foul
debtuntilationo.
SOLID?
GOLD'
Bed 0014tingNet
selPt Pews, for sellint
baligiXek
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taxi
Dominion Finances
The ordinary revenue for the eight
Montheanded February 28 leet exceeded
, The ordinary expenditure by $6 903 448.
* For the tome period of 1890.10)4 the1 ear-
,
pine of revenue oyer txpenditure was $7.-
258,729, eho dog the revenue therein* by
$1,01,482.while the expenditure adreneert
'
by $1,036 056. The sutplue wee, there.
fate, 0295,074 lees on Feb, 28 than it we
on the seem date of the year previous.
The degree in detail tor the eight months
are as followea: •
Creitorne........0181,596°8°,278 $18,674,968
190/
Excise......,... 6.508.387 id 901,626
Peetoface...... , 2.027,646 2,167,803
Pithlio worker..., 8,235,698 8,687,570
Mitcellaneons ,.. 1,937,002 • . 2,197,026
Totahr... .. . ..t82,277.012 $33,618.494
Expenditure.. „ $25.018, 290 026 -653,846
Surplus... 7,258,722
The thorium of one mIllion doll6ai6348
01144
a third in the revenne was made up ert fol-
lows: -Customs, $106,290; excise. $393,239;
postoffice, $139,658; Public worke,$451,872;
rairicellanous, $269,024. The capital ex-
penditure for the eight menthe woe 043,125,
586, MI compared with 00,341,452 in the
preceding year, showing an !wrote of
0784,134, The excess, however, is emot-
ed tor almott entirely by an expenditure of
$552,428 neon he South African oontin
Pot But for this outlay the, capi al expenditure would have exceeded that of lot
year by only 010006. The decreftee in
debt Amounted to S799,670, ae againet
0508,373 in 1900,
Regarding Census Matters.
1----la-viewrof--tha-facit-.that-oonielliesitri-
tion may be displayed in answering the
questions of (reissue enumerators touch-
, lag confideutial matter's, the following
instruction will be found interesting.
Every officer or other person emPloyed
in any impurity on ()ensue* work in, re-
• quired to keep inviolate the secrecy of
Abe .information gathered by the entl-
meriktorn and entered on the sc,hedules
or torms. Ari enumerator is not per-
mitted to show ,his schedules to any
other person, ncr to make or keep a cepy
of thetn, nor to anewer any questione
respecting their contents, direotly or in-
directly; and the same obligation is im-
posed upon commissioners and other
officere. or employes of the outside eervice
is well as upon every Officer, clerk' or
other employe of the census offioe at
(Mime. The facts ,and; statistics of the
°ensue may not be used except for statis-
tical , compilations, and positive sour-
amte'should be given on this point if a
fesi is entertained by any person that
they may be uired for taxation or any other
object: No result of the eurirneration
may be given to the • public in advance
of the printed bulletin or reporte, except
by the head officer of the census, acting nn -
der the authority and direction of the
minister of agriculture. It is not
permitted to a commissioner, enurnerator
or other employe of the coins to engage
a atthattrute.or farm out Isis work to fillf
other. The position to which he is ap-
pointed must be filled by himself - and its
duties must be performed by himself.
'Prompreutreepeditious service is required
from the time that the wit* is commenced
till it is finished. It is pointed out for
thelhenefit of °ensue commissioners, in
-the enumeration of inmates of asylums,
hospitals, pemtentiariew and educational
or other institutions, as well as of treaty
Indians; and in. manyassing for 'statistics
of znanufitotures, forint prodaots, fisheries
and mineralo, it will generally be found
advantageous to employ 'officials and other
egoista in place of the regular enumerators.
In every such oarre the commissioner for
the district will be notified, and he .will
be rem:tired to withdraw the sohedules
dealing With the particular sub'eots from
the regular enumerators. and to inform
them acoordingly.
rood For bedrdren., °
Children have no natural craving for
meat. n is a taste which is acquired
gradually or forced %Ilion tbem. A
nd
meat is not a proper food for young chit
°dren. They do not need snehhearty
food. They like eggs, milk, fruit and ,yer_
etables and are especially fond of good
bread and butter. , Now, you say, "Good,
ness sakes, .Thlinnie 'Won't touch' bread
and butter," Maybe it Is because you
never gave it to hint in the first place.
Maybe you Put the idea in bis head that
bread and butter was not good, or anay.
be you- do not maion good bread:- Nice,
white, wholesome breadspread
tr: thickly
good, or it may be that Johnnie its au ex.
•t good, swe4
et, real". butter is very
(option. •
For a child's breakfast oatmeal' Is good,
nr any other kind Of breakfast 'food is
geed, or toast aoftened With hot milk and
spread with butter. It may be sweeten-
.
e if you desire. For dinner t
tvgg, milk, fruit, vegetableS or anything
not to hearty is gist'. •
Under no coneideration give a child tea e
and ceffee regularly. If a child wants, aA
elle 01 Weak tea or toffee once in awhile, sl
any onee a wink, 4 don't think it wotdd
hurt it to have it. But never glee a chnd h
tea and MAIO for a regular thing. It is `ed
extremely easy to make a child nervous, • G
and if the nerves begin to give out ire a hi
child what ivill the man .do? He won't
have nerves worth Jpeaking- of, and the th
life of a nervous parson Is very hard. (.1
Therefore take care of the' child's nerves, isi't
--Pittsburg Press. .
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.5'41
'UK CLANTON NEW ERA
A Father's Mouse
Tirn.
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, no Totio now His son Regained
I• ileztith Thud Streuotiti
I*row "T.
Rae Tirs lif NUE INJITintm, Atte Fort TWO
Tuns Wt s Musty To DP AN Wooano
Foe Moar Or Tarr Tate W� Cetera=
'Jo THE 1101788.
-
Mr . Eotrensoot, * well known
farmer living At West Pubnico, N. S.,
write: -.-"I believe 10 is only right that 1
should let you knew the benefit your
medicine -De. Putk
been to my son. Oonstant, eixteen years
of age. For goersl years he wag almost
conetent invalid, the result of en injury
to hie opine while workin with his broth.
ere on thefarm ffe grew week and
lietletto, had no appetite, and for two yore
was (treble to work and wee for the moot
of the time confined to the bouee, coa for
a part of the time to his bed. He euffered
(molder** from liable in the beck; his
lege were week; and he had frequent head.
seine. At different tittles he wee attend -
ea by two cleat:ire, but got no benefit from
the treetreent. Then 1 proenred art 'elect-
ric, belt for him, but it Wed eimply money
wasted as it did not do him a particle of
good. One day white ray son Was rPading
e newspaper In came ewers an article
telling of A cure in e somewhet eiroilar
case through the nee of Dr. William&
Pink Pine, and he then decided to give
them a trier After the second box takeu
there wise a merited imprevemeet in his
condition. He oontinued the use of the
pills until be had taken eight boxes, and
they have restored bins to bealth. His
appetite hoe returned; the pun has left
his back; he has eained flesh; is able to
ride a-bioyle, -enjoys life and -is. able .to
do a day's worn as well as any 011e of his
ago.. Thi e letter is given gladly ea that
others may learn the merita er Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and find a cure if ailing,"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pine euro such Taos
as the one noted aboye beano they create
new, doh, red blood, thus strengthening
weak and shattered nerves. They do not
purge and weaken like other ine.ricines;
but strengtbeb from the first dose to the
lot. Sold by all dealere iri mediOine or
sent poet paid at 50 cents a bo v or six
boxes for $2.50 by addreesing the Dr.
Williams' Medicine CO., Brookville, Ont.
....••••••••••••••. ••••••••,....,:••-••••••-.
• The suggestion, that Seri:aura would'
make a better ghost than a Samlet ie
positively cruel.-L-Pbiladelphia '1 imes
Harry-Vardonv, the champion:4011er, is.
dunking. Of becoming an American cid.
sen. What no acquisition' he win bel -
Somerville Jourual. '
If the ruined prestige and exploded pre-
tensions or .the 'Castellano vvere
put late a rummage . sale, the proceeds
might lielp ait pay for son -m.0' the brie -a -
bine for which sult Is new pending. • It Is
mvity nearly time for these unpleasant
people to go into retireraent. The con-
.
try has had it surfeit of. their doings
=WS NOTES,
The Penneylvania *Railway has at-
tained full control of the Baltineore
az Ohio Railway. • '
John. Anderson, a negro, was burn-
ed M death in the court house square
at Corsicans; Texas. •'
The 0, 11. R. vvill spend a inrge sum
Of money in improvements on its On-
tario hues this summer. •
•
A. fire at Bale St. Paul,' Quebec, de-
stroyed a sawmill isnd burned an eight-
year-old , son of Mr P. Gagnon to
death;•
•
'Among the March weddings isahat
of Litinte, daughter of Joh. Putland;
formerly of Brussels, to Wilfrid Bren-
, C •
Jas. Baxter died on Feb. 27th.Of con-
sumption. He was the youngest son
Capt. Jae. gelato', Goderich, and was
31 years of aqe. •
Jae. Shaw, jr., Btussels, bought the
50 acre farm of Jas, liallscon,13, paying
$2,000 tor it. The barn was burned on
this place last year, •
On Tuesday week Miss Aline Maud.
Smith, second deugbter Ddrs Angus
Campbell, Bruserie, • was married to
Chas. Mason, Loudon.
The British steamer Avlona, 1,140
tons, Captain Lennox, has been wreck-
ed ac the Bilbao (Spain) hi eak Water,
All on board were loot. • •
Dr. A. P. Coleman, of Toronto trill-
Veroity, has been recommended to
succeed che late Dr.- Da,wton, as head
Of the Geological Survey,
' Mr Carnegie has given 05,000,000 to
be added to the benefit funds already
existing in the interest of the emPl0Y-
ees of the CarneFrie Company.
Manitoba, sold the north balf of his•100
I. Harvey, who left last week for I
aLres
•
o rothee mos. Harvey, and
he sOuth half to john McMahon.
John' Gardner, of ListOvvel, was giy-
u a verdict for $1 and costs againgt
r
F. 111c1Vlabon, of London, Ont., for
ander, al the Stratford Assizes. ,
Justice Meredith, Who is ill ab his
time in Lontirn, Ont,, has been grant -
six months' leave of absence by tier
oyernment, and will go to Italy for-
s
health,• .
Hereafter permits to take liquor into
e Yukon ate to be issued by. tbe
ottunissioner of that territory in-
ead of by the Minister of the Inter -
r, as formerly •
The Examiner Printing Hone,
ned by Hon. I. R. Stratton dk Co',
ok store at Peterborough, suffered
fire. The printing oestablishment
completely gutted.
The promoters of the proposed °lee-
-Maar, line between Windsor and
amington are asking the right to
mite on Sundays, and the Lord's
y alliance is opposing the request.
Archbishop Bruchesi inside that
new Contagious diseases hospital
erected in Montreal separate ac.
mmodation be provided for Oath -
a under control of the Slaters of
aritv
Ittle but Settrehiroge.,Dr, Von
Pineapple Tablets are not/ big nous.
a dotal that =mire injurious drugs or
codes -they are the pure vegetable
sin -the niedicinal extract from this
ions fruit,,and the tablets are prepared
as palatable form as the 'run itselt
y cure indigestion. do in 40T, 3$
by a, 11, ttovey, artiggist,Olinton,
The &alibi* of A. Dawtinheimer, of
trusselar suffered a heavy' blow on Sat.
today week. His eon, Wm. .A., and
daughter. Bella- A., were both suffering
from consumption, 'but the neve% canoe
as a ehtck When it Was bathed that
both had died within two hours, the
son Ditabing away' abOnn if p.m., and
thedaughter about 10. •
for life hi hard enough: to bear anyway. 10
Ontdorot Liao at Irattnite• OW
The outdoor life of Vassar is ea im. 110
portent a part of a college course there by
that one 'might say 1( 18 fully half of it. Wit
The beauty of the extensive grounds and
of the 61Mo-ending country 15 a -constant' art
call to outside activity. The athletic Le
eonteste, for which much preparation in op
the open air, as well as in the grnunt'. Da
Blum, io necessary, are Only One Of hit
phases. Golfing, rowing on the lake or „,
skating On it in winter and alviays the
brag, delightful walks possible in eve* 0
direction tempt the continually and o'ite
make the obligatory daily exerdae- n ph
chief recreation.
A. favorite pilgriniage derne mellow
autumn. day or tender spring Morning L.
when the soft wind and tremulouri hare gm
ineat brintting life 1,5 the. net fart eau
aWat home ot John Burroughs. The ven,, car
erable naturallot is a valued friend to the pap
Stormer girl, Ivho marks the day she Itte0
epode with hitn in hits woodland cottage,
or, rather, out of it, for neither Cleat nor The
hosutill11. etiy hadoore, With. e whim can
doff'The river, tee, offekii Its 41 fresco
opportunItlett. The Hutton is sleepy and 861d
qu et at this point, and though roWlint
on the river is net allotted there aril
itt-
ti. trerati steam tugs to be had for tits
fretting together, in whioli•Cmapanies of
gifts Mint happily oft the *draft In the,
bright days of fall and early
de, Mete extended trips on larger Oteatiletli
" are taken Olt notate oecasiono When claire
entertain* 61419.-4larneeig BOO. .
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Children Cry for
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oil moo box a ithriottitot
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Wenn* teed,
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Tate ftte aminstoul
Ephreim Eno* lived itt the, center Of
his waive village, and hie hoe wandered
Lore and there nipole own tweet Will,
to the frequent auttoyaune of hie neigh
los, Ephraim. however. W45 no re
opetter of perhous tied considered hie
bens "as good SS anybody" and deitirable
vbijt• WITe81; it wait- •decided that the town
troy eboukl be built in n vacant lot
"next door to Ilion" Ephraim was filled
with pride and joy, and be and ins ben*
superintended operations from the PM,.
Ephraim's brother .Setb Was not devot.
ed to hens. One day be wee passing the
slte or the library with p friend and stop,
oed to view the progress of affairs,
Ephrainee • hens were there, caekling
away as If their lives pended on it.
Seth looked at them In disgust.
'What In the world are those hens
nuking Ewell a uoe for, do you euppese
There Ale't apy ,graiti in them." said the
Wend,
• "Well," remelted Seth dryly, "'they've
had the oversight of 'most everytbine in
town.• You know tbe cornerstone of the
betiding was hail yesterday, and I mile'.
late that speckled ben over there thinks
she laid it!".
Wheu noted ton Is very III, great
many persons cail• at his residence and
lee re their names, not as evidence ot
cowl faith, brit for publication.
Courage Brother
-and Sister
Paine's Celery. Compound
Is Able to Rescue and Save,
Though Disease and Syr-
fering May be Drag- ,
ging You Down to
The Grave
While Paine's. Celery Compound with
promptness and certainty oures the ottlin-
ary ilis of life that peva offer fretn in
, spring time, . .
me end wines and pow.
ere are far-reaching enough to banish dis-
ease end suffering erep_eften th,e _Offerer,
has been pronounced inaurable by his or
her physician. s ' •
. Prime's Celery Compound) hate accord.ing to the honest testimony given by , hurt -
aright of well known Canadian people
dragged them from certain death • at the
eleventh bour, and bleseed them with a
new Jesse of life. • Mrs Lionise Warner, of
Montgomery, N. W. T., writes thus te-
. "For some yesra riot my nerves' and
system were almost wrecked by narcotics,
used to alleviate pain, The doctors could
not help me, and I thought I would for-
ever have to rensein a inane to deadly
drugs. I often longed tor death as a. re-
lease,from my sufferings. Afaer enduring
agonies that were terrible,. I . deterrisioed
to try Paine's Celery . Compound, without
any full hope tnat it would cure me.
When had used a part of the aecond
bottle, I thought it was doing me good ;
I could sleep well; and did not faint so
often. and I deoidea to continue the ape
of the medicine. After the use of fifteen
bottles, ram completely norea• I feel
so strong and well now, and have such
perfeot health, that I sometimes think
it is too good to be true. For the heriefit
of themeands of poor offerers from disease
and the deadly effeots of narcotics, I " gnat
my statement -,an atieurance that Paine's
Celery Compound will cure them."
A nretty wedding Wok rlace at the
residence of Mr and Mrs J•din Mooney,.
Morris, on Wednesday week, when
their adopted din ghter,, Margaret A.
I. Chambers, was in no ied to Peter
Barr, of the same township. .
. • ,
EMULSION
CONSIMPTION and
. oil LUNG DISEASES:
SIPITTING or [MOW),
COVIGII. LOW
Oa' APPETITE,
OZIRILITT, the bettenta or this article
tare most nuntiresti . • •
Ey the aid of The t. & L, Emulsion, 1 have
graten rid of a hacking cough which had troubled
me for over a year, and, have gained consider-
,
ably in weight. • •
• T. H. WIeiGliratf, C.E., Montteal.
5.00. and St per Dottie •
DAVIS del.A.WItarma CO., Limited,
Itarrazir..
A New York syndicate has rtlered
• 015,000,000 for the three mines Of the
Mizer. Gra ves e3 nd ice te, the Majestic
Granby Smelter and Ironeitles. These
mines were recently combined with a
capitalization of $12,000,000,
Gerieral O'Grakeilaly hoe been in.
formed that tbe War Office Ito adopted an
improved rifle for the Imperial mounted
rifles. This rifle if ,setiefactorv, niay b
served out to the mottoted trecipe ha tbi
country.'
Fossil Pills. --The demand is proof of
their worth. Ji.. Agnew's I. ver Ilils are
beating out many keen formulas at a quar.
.ier a box. They're better Iodide& easier
deo; and to, cents 8sdal, 4 1.1101,1•1311d
ailments may arise from a disordered fiver,
Keep the liver right and you'll not have
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Nausea, Cott.
stipation and Sallow Skirt. -.6t
Sold by 3 B. Hovey, druggist, Clinton.
Sohn Bennett; Blyth, died Saturday
week from bronchitis, and'On the fo
lowing Wednesday Mrs Bennett died
of prientrionia; both had been sick but
a few flays, grip being the original
Cense of Ilium,
Shattered Nerves and
Weakened System,
AFTER EFFECTS OF 1.110RIPPE• .
lino TOII llad La Grippe?
Dkl It Imre Any Alter Recto?
If 'it did, read what Mi. F. J.
Brophy* of Montreal Que. has to
boy of the good Miihurn's Heart
and Nerve Pa% did him.
fie Writes: 114da."'"evex
attack of lagrippe:
which left me all run down, very nervous
sod extremely weak, 1 cool& net sleep at
night and vas troubled with profuse per.
;Oration, which eatea4 Inc Much annoy.
ance, Rearing of the good effects of MIL
burn's Pills, I began taking them Much to
my gratification they bracai me up, invigor.
ated my viltok system, and Made inc feel
like a new' man. I can reCuMMend them.I•
allattiferlug t di4
• •
A n,t a WANTED— men
ge. 'Az n2W00111neyell.mtakinOr a gena position;nade
no books, insurance or fakesolieni_,e• every
house a oustomer. Particulars free, Write to-
day. TUE JP. E. EARN CO.
132 VIeterta Street, Torontoi
Nov. 16 -Sm
Don't Make
• A Serious Mistake
and bny a United States litstom of "Queen Vic,
toria: Iler Life tied Reign.i'we have the only
Canadian book by. I,.ord Ctifferin and 'Castel'
Booking. Marquis of Lorne says"the beat pop.
tiler history Published," and Sir Arthur Bigge,
the Queen's private Secretary, Ron. Jos.Cham-
berlain, Lord Sailsbury.Sir Olivet Mowat,Lord
Tennyson, Earl of Jersey, Dr, Cannon. Sir
curies n'n_pper„ Sir Wm. Vaniforne, W. Ti
Stead, Ms noyai iiiglmess, the Duke or York,
"and all leading papers write in similar strains..
la lamer, contains more words, better illustrat
ea, better_ paper, binding, and only $1.75.
Agents, don't waste time handling American
and inferior books when you cart get the auth.,,,
entio, Britialt•Canadian book on better terms,
Hundreds of a_gents throwing away opposition
prospectuses. ra you promise to Canvas we will
send matt outfit free . •
THE BRADLEY-4.,VRETSON CO., LTD.
; • Brantford, Ont.
•
THE CASH -SYSl'Ell
THE CHEAIPEST
•
• With the new year and the new cen-
tury I have decided to transact a striot-
ly oath business. • For several reasons
it is the cheapest system and by adop-
• ting it I will be enabled • to sell more
chep1yy tJian before. I will give a die-
. count ofilla: per cent Far inetenee.
you get a dollar's worth of geode for
*linty oehte. This discount is given
upon any article in our store.
Weinvite your inepeotion of
Our Goods and Prices.
'O. OLSON.
Good Batter and Bared -wanted.
rvvirciaLtors
Groat' Cloaria ale
Of Men's, Women's, and Children's Boot's, Shoes and Itubboro
is flow in progre8s, and will continue for the next 60 days,
during which time tremendous bargains will be offered. Come
and see fordyourselves. The following will give you some
idea of the bargains in store for pall.
Mon' ,FiriaDong,44,Leeeanaeattere • • • .0.... • • • . 1145
Men' e Box Calf Lace and Gaiters
Metier Rubbers ..•• • • .• ..... . .... .. ,,••••••011.011.• .A01; and upwards
re • 1.75
Boyo' Itabbere...", ... .. , .. „ .. . .. 40c end upwarde
Womerial Fine Ione and Outtoo . . ..... .....,.., . ..76c and up
Women's Rubbers.....• .••••••••••••• •••••••• Hee and npvntrdo
MisoeieLacte and Button," ... . . . .. end upwardo
Children's lam and Button. .... thro and up
Infante Lace and Button. • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • "250 and opwords
area o outfor list of snaps in each week's Issue
Twitchell
r Store is Burnt
BUT WE STILL LIVE .
iZtodoodo7w°013.hwapdileilisflnd oaa, atireell160aneiviiiinaft°84;telt," 11; 110;atittiettaitneg4t4thtGOilellaatirrt Filurdneir°tuert
n quait y he best • "
epti-E1G-LoUliV, 13 I wait
STEEL AIR RIF1L.E
area rot stens* don Wanting photographs
of Her Majesty queemtictorikat only loo, each.
These photos are full cabinet kize end aro eptendldly finished
15 thevery lined etyle of photographic art. People, aro eager
to buy them. Everybody scants a picture of the Queen. Tble ale Is of the r
bestmake aad model, with nickelled trimmings, improyad globo sights.pistol
PM arid Walnut stook, and al/0°486ot or darts with terrMc force and portent -
accuracy, Writeand wokesilphotoa Pall theakjettira toner, and we kendyour splendid
" nee, su charges rm. TE1S non .
e le CO., ROE • sn. TORONTO, . .
....xelter Flour
AT NO EXTRA. cosr
All kinds of &IA Field Seeds, as Timothy, Red and
•
Arsike-Olisfers• --,Ileadquartere for Tattip,:lfongeld, Oarret
Seeds. Tresh Groceries and Canned Goods. •
Our speoialty Is Teo. Try our 15o Tea. Otirer.varietiee signally so cheap.'
Higher*. ntarket price paid in cash ter eggs. .
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Ispazzommozzazimmatimaztionzew„,
For,,tornicl Liver,
A Poor Digestion,
Flatulence,
• fonstipation,
, Biliousness and.
L Sick Head -Ache.
90.4tLIEELM
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Wholesale and: retail piano
end organ distributing centre.
• htigh !grade new pianos. Five
' used pianos at -*elided bar-
gains,. •'
Sky the wonderful
Gramophone
for a pleasing entertainer. We
• are headquarters for it.
Bargain° to teachers and stn-
•
• . 7463 tpsi eionesSfhoeretlOo--Mlilwaibcoletlr.
• , Instruments era kinds sold.
MUSIC limper/tun
HOARE,i claNTON
Piano Bargains
• We are diatriot representative of the
IlOrdheinier Zeno and Moth elo.,of Tbron-
o ,and are doing the piano busboys of this
motion. The following its the list of . some
o our bargains in slightly used and seeond
hand pianos. -
UPRIGHT PIANO
Thornton & Co .. , 0 75 do
Gilbert (BOtiton) A • • 0 • • ' • ,Abrg• •••••• 90 00
Soudeir .'• .... • •w. ••••••••••,•••• 150 00
William., .. . , 165, 00,
Wagner , .,-, V iff S fry 1 VS Wrylra,••••••• •r• 175 00
Mason & Meth, .... . ...... 190 00
Nordheimer .. . ... ....... .. , ... 200 00
Gerrard Heintzman 200 00
Steinway, . • .... .. . .. 225 00
Heintzroan ((it:billet dritedi 225 00
8 Nordheimer (Cabinet Grand) 250 00
SQUARE PIANO.
Istourt„,•,....... . ... . : ..•.„.475 00
Stevenson... ... ... . .. - .. ... . . 100 00
Vose 6.6.6••• ...... 1,4,40.11h1 100 OG
HOOd.,,,,,,...........,...•,,,.,. 11.0 0.0
°bickering •
0,04.1.4iytiiwArfrartkrtir 185 00
Ernersort.....•.........•, . 165 00
_ hvery instrument in thorough order
and guaranteed. Ettriv tering of payment
arranged, Drop no a Cara ancl WO Will for.
ward catalogue of new pianos. •
EMERSON'S DICIER AND
MUSIC MOUSE. Goderich
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lb! sellingonly &dos.
pitch/ea Offirred Pen
finadalloaapaeleage. SAVOR,
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Val Can eon tins Wat4 so art
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are Sate,
Quick -acting,
Painless, do not weaken,
And always give satisfaction.
They are the most reliable Household Medicine known, and
Can be taken at any. season by Adults or Children. '
. '
ALL RE LEADING DRUGGISTS•.'SELL BRISTOL'S. PILL&
IRIZINEAVESIRRIVMSSIMMIMIEMMIZP
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PERFUMESand
TOIT.MT ',goods .
Give Perfumes if yon'd please the fail
sex. The choicest kin& are here. All the
frimons makes -all the desirable odors -
and many kinds put up in specially attract -
sive Clarnituias packages. ,
•
Our assortment latrine -Hair tus
Military Brusher', Mirrors, Whisks, 10,
ebony and handsome woods, hi the most
sompletein the tOW11. Aid the ramitinter.
T
and men _or young or eh' for,sirailar articles elsewhere.
T T
lialittY Gifts 601' both tridlets •
eating part to yen is that pruies are far be.
IOW what you ve been aconstorced to pity
H. BICOMBE, Chemist tt
completestiiik of everything in the Kodalicry lite
• Get a Camera gnd enjoy -yourself,
TAMES
DOCtOrS find
Good
Prescription
For ntanktud
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Waa=aakont "MtiTootoraYa., l'otero=
(look, Fordwich, has sold his
beautiful dnve, Oliver Wilkeito Air
Otahara, of Goderich, for 0180.
Ateh, McInnes, a respected resident
of the 7th line, Morris, passed away on
March 2nd,
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