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The Clinton New Era, 1901-11-08, Page 7reironher 8, 190 • i .,13111 'light , _. It Is a sa ing o see rle fruit trees spoiled by the blight. You can always tell them from the rest. They never do Well afterwards but stay small and •'sickly. • It is worse to see a blight strike children.' Good health , is the natural right of children. But some of them don't get their rights. While the rest grow big and strong one stays small and weak. • IScott's Emulsion can stop that ' at blight. There is no reason why such a:child should Istay small. Scott's Emulsion is a medicine with lots of strength in it—the leind of strength that makes things grow._ -- - Scott's Emulsion makes children grow, makes them eat, makes them sleep, makes them play. Give the weak child a chance. Scott's Emulsion will a — - ..a, ,a '14letA Larae, eew -e•ea lona make it catch up with the rest. . This picture represents the Trade Mark of Scott's Emulsion and is on the wrapper of every bottle. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Toecwro CANADA sac and $r. all druggists. Prof . Shuttlewortb of the Ontario Agricultural College, has resigned to take a position in the Ontario Sug r Company, Prof R. Harcourt," assist- ant professor, succeeding him, WE DISPENSE DRUGS OF STAND ARD STRENGTH AND PURITY. -- Oar reputation in the drug business is es- tablished on sound and lasting principles. We give oar customers just what they ask for, and guarantee all our drugs to be of etandard purity. This MMUS =ob. when your dootor'a prescriptions are to be filled. Bay your Perfumes, Toilet requieites, Soaps, Brushes, Combas, Atonizers from us, OUR BEST SELLER. We call special attention to Paine's Cel- ery Compound, our best selling medicine, It is a true health and strength restorer for weak and run down people, It gives that buoyancy of spirits and nerve energy so neoessary for the establishment of sound health. Paine's Celery CompOund stands far above all other medicates. J E HOVEY, Druggist, Cinton. Since Mardelast some 0,400 Canadian horses have been shipped from Mon- treal to South Africa. 800 will go next month arid a similar number in Dere m ber. "HELPLESSWFI South American Rheterriaetie Cure, Mr. Barke r says, worked a miracle in kisaarea a a expresses his gratitude in no uncertain sound. Mr. S. Barker, of 9 Suffolk Place, Toronto, writes :—" It is only fair to nty suffering neigh- bors to publicly express my rem gratituti4 tor the, almost m'raculnns cure f -t -n. Rlicumnti,rn 3ffebteri in me by the 11:e of s, uth American •unfai . Cure. For three nu,1 ths I was next loor to Leil•Iessness, and my sufferings were nter-e, but two bottles of this groat remedy cured me. It rc,ipves in six hours. Sa Sold by J. E. Hovey and R. P. Reelue "' The November Canadian Maga, sine. -- - The opening feature of the November • Canadian Magazine is a nrofusely il- lustrated account of the Duke's tour _ across the continent. Nor is this ac- t • count an ordinary one. It is entirely different from anything which has appeared in any of the newspapers, and is full of historical references and • quaint imaginings. The illustrations '• are reproductions of photographs of the chief events connected with the royal reception at Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa. The reprocluctione are • perfectly done. The second feature of the nuMber is a eerieg of three sporting articles. There are other very inter- • esting articles in the issue including one on "LAW Governthent id Canada" by Dr. S. Morley Wickett, Ph. D. • Short stories, the usual department% and superb illustrations make up what is a moat interesting and valuable isstle •• of the National periodical. • Raw, Flaming Eozemal 'Sale Rheum and Scald Head , The Dreadful atobing and Burning 10 Promptly Relieved and tho Dhsetuie Thoroughly Cured by Dr* , Chorea Ointment. Mrs. A. McKnight, Kirkwall,Welling- iten County, Ont., writes:—"I feel it my aduty to let you know what Dr, Chiree'a , ,EntitMent has done in a It_ory bad cane cletketnig On ear babY. We, had tried tiny number Of mites without pere telaitelit relief, but from the hen* we notatiliiiided Using Dr. Chailiee Ointerielit theft 'WU great relief, and the imprOve. • anent 'continued, 'until theft Wen anni- 0140 etre. W6 think it the. greatest Of glindly Ointments." Meal. R. Stoddard, Delhi, Ont., Writeitt •fi was troubled with psoriasie or ekronie eczema for twelve Year"; need tattitY remedies during that time, but get 416 relief, Doctored With font Or, MS &dere, but found no mire. t date Voided to tier a bOX of Dr. Chattels Obit* .nterit, end before teleg haif of the bon found great relief. X have need aintelt three boxes, and ain now eempletety Maid, and have teeonweended it to *ANY 'Otilfrib It Is the Wet 1 hireatitar iltdedunsid it io worth int *bight be Metal_ !Until n be be neintaired WON Clbittfe's Ointment tie * Cut* for the Ineit Obstinate and torturing itti mired' ere often treat retnts t'ellsus. 60o e, box. at deo" it sates & 004 Teinitto,' To4IF ISLAND QF TAHITL 1; May ete'ltialitly Termed ilia Para» dime ot the Pneirte. Picl,ure an island set in a reef of coral' of myriad hues—the lagoen of 11 light green, outside the white teaming break - ere the vast Ocean of inteese blue. On shore are great bundle!, of cocoallet palms lifting their plumes in stately inagnifleence, then there are lanes of trees blossoming In red and yellow flow- ers, and nestling in their midst are the low thatched tepees of the 'natives. The delightful and healthy climate of the Wand brings to maturity all the products of the troolcs, which are no- where found in greeter fullness and perfection tbnn here. The wayfarer is soothed by the fragrance of sweet smelling flowers and delighted with the abundance of oranges, bananas, bread- fruit and cocoanut which give a peren. Mel supply. of feed to the natives. Tahiti may be. nightly termed tbe "paradise of the Pacific" or even the world, as in no other place is there so rauch variety of scenery. At every turn the conetant surprises keep the traveler in a dellritinrof *delight. Some. times the sea lies before bliss, the waves wreathed in a team of white breaking the silence in a continuous roar; on the other side the high, steep ineuntains in forms of towers, demo and steeples Pierce the clouds. NoW and then a silvery band .of water falls from perpendicular heights t� the tur- bulent stream below. Then you pass under the sheltering shadows of tall interlacing tree k which excel even the grandeur of our elm. Farther on you pass through lanes lined with bananae, mango and groves of cocoantit. • HAD NEVER BEEN ABROAD. But For All That He llnd Traveled nIrnr and Wide.” "Have you spent all of your life right here in this one place?" asked a strati - ger of an old fellow he came across seated on a rail fence whittling in front of a log and Bleb cabin in one of the back counties of Arkansas. "Not by "A &risen sightn" was the terse 'reply. ."I been hyar the better part o' the time: but, la, I hey traveled fur an wider • •• • "Ever been: abroad?" • "Well, not eggsaekly. ;to say abroad, onlesi yon call it' goln abroad to go from here way over to Petersville. , been overthar twice. In the last 40 year. It's 8016 -Miles to Peterville, an I been finder than that, fur my ole wom- an an tile event clean to Hogback ridge on our weddin tower, an that's 41 mile from here. . Their 1 been over In -Pettis county to see my wife's folks twice, an that's twenty odd mile from here.. Then I been over to Rocky flitI ez nieeeny .es four times, an that's 18 mile.. Ez I say, •I been here Meet o', the time, but then I've traveled fur. an Wide all the same. Pee seen the big four 'gory mill averto Peteraville an the, engine kyars overt° Peaville. I rid three miles on 'ern, an it's all t• want 0' the pesky things.. I've seen a calf with two heads an a feller that could eat fire and dance on broken • glass in bis bare feet. . I see a man , hung once an a holm race fur a puree o' $65. Yes, isle; I been ful an wine, an I reckon I've seen the biggest part o' • what there is to 'see Ill Una world, an 1 don't lot on doln ign Faure gaddln about." • • •* ' • • • queen Margherita Rod the schools. Many of the schools in Rome, Florence and other educational centers are personelaiatronage end suppert of es -Queen Margherita. The technical training orgirls has always especially ap- pealed to her,and the schootnarned after her in Rome where the pupils are tauglit all kinds of domestic work and art enn broidery it one of her favorite hobbleee The Marianna Dienigi 'Royal Technical School For Girls contains a tine cotlee.tion of photographs of leaves,flowers nna fruits which the girls use as copies for their lace and embroicier7.. These photo- graphs were it gift front the queen. An- other of her majesty's pet schools is that of the Santissima Annunziata, in Flor- ence, where for generations the young princesses of 'Italian families hare been edueated. This is charmingly situated on the hills abaft the dty,, the house being One of the royal rifles. The portrait of Queen 'Marglieritia scribed to my dear pupils," is in one et the rooms, and the queen herself often 'mends an afternoon with them, critic's.' ing their drawings an literary attempt% In Florence there is also one of the tech - Meal schrioli founded by young Prince OInri-Cout1 5 noted model worker in the Garden City. • . • Don't worry. .• The difference between eaft of mind and being haunted by that dread specter "worry" consists In spending 99 cents of the dollar earned in the first ecuse and 101 tenni In the other. ' Take the matter of a woreee's ward- robe, • a more inSportane matter than any one except the woman is apt to allow. It is no economy to buy cheap material that will hardly hold together long enough to be made.up. Neither Wit policy to spend ro much upeeeoneemaittio articles that there is nothing left for accessories -- gloves, shoeit, ribbon % ete. The price of one good silk dress will buy' a pretty gorge or cashmete with all the necessa- ries for an mitt% °Tho garment Is not cut aecording to the cloth when a woman ap- pears arrayed In it, no matter how hand - --some it may be, when her oboes and gloves are shabby, her hat old style and a hole In her veil. • The garment le not eut according to the cloth when there le nothing left for out - begs and amuseneentri, which should play a far more intportant part la son* Wo - Menai Heft than they do. What obeli- it profit a Ivoman if she ir whole hoes* and ZOO her health arid spirits? tars, ifearstom Work. _Two earnest California women, Mr% Hearst and Mrs, Stanford, by their gen- erous efts to riebleation have placed their state in the leftmost rank for collegiate advantages gild thereby have given the world a ,lesson of .the glory of eormeerated Wealth: The University of California at Berkeley was * Weak Institution "With 'plenty of land, * collection of broke' down building', beggitrie endowments Mid feer students 'When Uri. MARIA be. table interested in it. It wait little mote than it site and a ;lope. Ethel has made It 11 Wondrous realization and a greater IMO.Her fellowshipii for yottng and litrtigglirig women at Berkeley Etat at, tested the interest she felt In the utiiver- *its, ',bleb grew with the increase in her donations when she became the first Wee, man regent and awakened the heard to realize the need*, 'reforms and iinprove- meta that were absolutely neeeseary. TEE CLINTON NEVir ERA ODEN NEED Is at hand,for with moiling corne,a prompt, safe and peinleas remedy is needed, This is lust what .E'utnant's Petition Corn and Wart Extraotor la—prompt, painleas and permanent. All druggists sell it. Nichols made bis third attempt at suicide in the Winnipeg hospital, cut- ting his windpipe with a razor and dying in a few minutes, Nine Time out of Ten antindsiller will be found to till your needs as a hounhold rentedY, Geed as a liniraent for etiffness &ad taken internally for all bowel cone" plaints, Avoid substitute% 25.o and 50o. Premier Farquharson was nonsipat- ed by the Liberate of West Queen's, P. E I., for the seat of the Oommone vacated by Sir Luis Davies. ' An Iraposible thing to find ift a pimplier equalled to 'The D. &L." Menthol, wholt is being imitated, Get the gentling. k or eide aches, backaches, titches, nothing &sale it, Mane by Davis & Lawrence Co,, Ld, • Bush fires in the past two weeks have overrun about three hundred acres in Tuscarora township, on the Indian re- serve. • More Cottle are oared by Pyny-Balstun than any other one remedy, It cures eel.- •taiely and quickly. Bronchial affections give way readily to it. Manufactured by the proprietors ot Perry Davis' Pain -Killer. " Andrew Carnegie has offered $20,000 towards a publielibrary at Guelph. Up Late Nights, endless engagements, generally run down ? Take the "D. & L." Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It will tone up your system and make you feel yourself again. Made by Davis & Lawrenoe Cob:Ltd, • Willie Montonio, a boy of eight years, was killed by a street car. at Merriton. • If the children require physic, none acts so nice as Miller's Worm Powders ,• very pleasant to take, • Sold by H. B. Combo and R, P. Amide, Clinton. • Mrs James Robertson, of Botany, an aged lady, was-knoched down in the farmyard and partly eaten by a drove af hogs. • If Your child is pale, peevish,and. does not thrive, a dose of Worra Pow - dere osoimionally will cure, Sold by H B Oombe and R P Reekie, Clinton. Typboid fever is epidemic at t Rock- wood Asylum. . Miller' Grip Powder euro Sold • by H. B. Combo and R, P. Recline, Clinton. John Palk Was sentenced at Winni- ' Peg to three years in penitentiary tor. robbing the mails. . • Miller's Compound Iron* Pills a only 25 oents for 50 doses, Sold by EL Combe and R. P. Rookie, Clinton. Finlay Needier mid, M P P ,wa, re -nominated for the Legislative As- sembly by the Conservatiyes of West • WHAT CATARRHOZONE IS AND iS NOT ' • . lastarrhozone is not a wash. You cannot force a liquid into the lungs. It is not an ointment to be swami ug the nostrils Ointments are useless and disgusting. Nor is it a powder to be blown up the nostrils and stil farther irritate the already ••....on- geated and irritated membrane. . It is sim- ply balsamic, and healing' substanoea • breathed into the lungs. Cures of course. '-Tnat ie'nature's way of curiae and naturea way is the only teat; way. • If yousuffer • from disease of the throataungs, nasal pas- pagesido not neglect to test Cetarrhozone. Two sizes at all druggists 25o and 01. • Guaranteed to cure catarrh, asthma, hroa- chitis and hay fever,or your money back,' Corn grown feow seed over two thousand years old is attreeting 6on- siderable atter) tion on the farm of S. Wiison, of Sandwich West. Mr Wil- son received a ernall quantity of corn seed from a friend who was in Egypt lest year, and vvhoaecured it from the •covering of a mummy thought to have been intetred twenty centuries ago. The corn is bright ; ed in color. and bears no similarity to the netive Cana- dian cereal. • •• arewe ft_a• vat's.' nee MILL SOY OF THE SLASHES. Youthful Dors of Ono of Amorieseis Greatest HMI. ROM Clay was born in Virginia in 1777. His father was a Baptist inhabiter who received suck e Teri entail anlarY *eabis faralliaerieten children wire ell balm to 'Wettest' porerty, When Hear, waft tour seam old, hie father died, leer, in* his widow to maintain feiteful stragglebs providing for her little flock 'ot Rens and daughter*. All of the ail. iron were obliged to work, and Tor, herd, too, to Owlet in keeping utter destitution awar, Renry was "mill boy" of the tam- ily—tbat is. he had to attend to the cart- ing of grain to a mill a long distance away {tad to bring back the fiour after , his cargo had been ground. In those day" ••• . • • nonco To lliDL.• cornmeal was uied much more than wheat flour, and Henry had to help. gath- er the harvest and to /shell all the corn, RS well as sorting and packing that to be taken to the mill. This was eery nerd • work. . His. first piece wait ha the store tof a Richmond merchant, . but before long, with his stepfather's help, 'he succeeded In securing a position in...the ckirk'e office ee Virginia's high cobra of ettahcerY, Here his faithfulness to his Settee and • his politeness; of manner gained hint* . after.% friend in Chancellor 'Witte, who. had much influence. Through the Indu- ence of this gentleman nem Clay at the age of nineteen beeame a law' student. in the. office of the •attoyeey general of • Virginia. Henry was admitted to the bar when still under age. His family. had. moved to Kentucky, and Henry followed, entering at 'once Into a fine practice of law. . • •• e'r This doges head trade -mark on everZ'Polckenge of the genuine Grip -Quinine Tablets The kind that mire coughs and • colas in twenty-four hours. omni1 Vorethought. "Mrs. nox," said the borstals at ifin, nerr "your little bo r doesn't seem to have mugh appetite." "N h doesn't,t t " o, e a a ac . "rson't be'bashful, Willie," the baste"' urged. "Won't rou halve Nome more of anything?" "Ido, ma'am," 'Willie 'replied; 0I filled up on cooldes before I came, 'Cause I heard ma tell pa we wouldn't get Bloch *Mt Jae Wonid Ripley it, "DM your tether lured to whip rou when..yon were a boy?" asked the yonit, "ter yvho had been chastised, ova her" repeated the Old gentleman reflectively. "In those days parente were • meda of sterner laud, and be need to wbal• me with a strap," The boy's eyes brightened instantly, ' "Gollrl" he cried. "r4 like to see Min do it nowl"--Chicago root. Discouraged. • °Doesn't the train stop at Cdmiton Gulch any inorer • "Nope," answered Brendle. Bob. "We got a tip from the government not to let any more train robbers escape. • We done our beet, but we don't get any encourage- ment. Since we lynched three Pullman porteni tb,e trainstrainsrun right through and don't even stoP to whistle."—Washington Star. The worries ot a weak and sick mother only begins with the birth of her child. By day her work m ooneteaitly interrupted and by night her rest is broken by the wail- ing of a peevish,pens? infant. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak _women drone and sick women well. It lightens eil the burdens of maternity, giying to mothers strength and vigoawbiols they im- part to their ohildren. In overthirty year's peaatice Dr. Pierce and ins lamind ate aft' of nearly a score of physidanahave treated end oured incire than halfa million suffer- ing women. Sitik women are invited to comma Dr. Pierce by letter free of charge. All correspondence is strictly private. Ade dress Dr, E. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Inetitete, leuff019, N. Y. '• . • Your Attention 1 Londesboro Mills Hive been remodellee by the latest system of flour making—by replacing the reels to the Wolf Gyator Sieve System, whids will enable me to maks ' a more superior grade of flour. Trusting my attention to busineee • will solicit your trade in general. I eordially invite you to see the mill and . Inspect the flour, • R. S. Webb, •— Londesboro Aug 8043m , of Cod Liver:Oil i(Trade Murk.) For Lung Troubles, • Severe Coughs, Colds, , .. Emeciation, &c., &c., rew gyethas can aisimllate pure 011, but. sit combined in "•.i.lio ii. k 1...", it id pIasaitt 4 t,nd dige,tible. ii ill Ladd you up; V1.11 add • BMW potmde o e ; r ng you se to hesith. ti •• Z0e. and 81.1:0 'bottles. - PAVPI & T.AWItElct14'CO., Llmitol. . 1 .44( 4,*- .. •,....aimA.M•44.0.,<•••••VIIV.Piriret.,:•.-17.-....• .4.".611WAVVVINIIIAVINIAIVAIWaihdaiiiiiNSVIANWe • : . • Rattenbury St.f,Works, CLINTON. LOSS OE FLESH. • If you dna yourself [elle below normal MAKE TIIE. weiglit there re danger, The use of flab • oils can temporarily add fat, but will never 1 build up healthy tiisues Dr Chest:ea Nerve Fo.<1 acts through the blooa and nervous FARM PAY system and carries new life and energy to • • every nook d other of the body. It reett- lame the various organs of tne body,nsakes the appetite good, adds healthy ileeh and replaces the timing wasted by disease. Hi - niftily and gradually tibia food cure re - Moroi' color to the cheeks, increases the weight of the body and thoroughly over-. cornea disease. • • HUNTERS' EXCURSION.— In a card to those who desire to go on a hunting excursion this fall the G. T..11. published the game laws for the infor- ,mation of eportsrnen. Tickets this year will be issued from Friday, Oct. 25, to Saturday, Noy. 2'; good to return net later than Saturday. Dec. 14, The same special railway rates are given this year. MOLSON'S BislAIL—The 46th an- nual general meeting of the Molson's Bank was held in. Monteeal fast week and the directors' report contains the record of another highly prosperous year. Ihe net earning after making full provision for bad and doubtful ac- t:Wilt amounts to $853,609,67, being equal to 14 15 per. centon the capital hccount t this has 'been distributed by two sertmannual dividends of 4 per cent and a bonus of 1 per cent dividend has been paidj besides carrying 5100,000 to the reserve fund which is now almast equal in amount to the paid-up capital, $31,500,47 has been carried forward to the credit of the profit and loss account. Thd de- posits exceed fifteen tnillion dollars and withample working capful and careful rnanagrrnent an increasing business which is saffs and profitable is being done. All the branches of the institution have been inspected during the year and reflect credit due to the zeal and efficiency with which the bank i4 belpag done I3T the managers Progressive stock breeders, dairy- mee t , ponitryinen, • grain, root and fruit growers, beekeepers, agricui-• tura' students, and home makers find the articles and answers to questions in every • issue cif . the Additioiml Local News. FARMER'S ADVOCATE arid i he eta s general y. ClgRRY'S BAD HEART Put him *down and out" so far as working was concerned, but Ord Agnewe Our• for the Heart made a man of hint again. - Heart weakness And fainting spells were to acute that Wm. Cherry. of Owen Sound, Ont, had to quit •work. Ilis sufferings were very great. One clay a druggist said : "Cherry, tre Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart ; it must be a good thing for it has a large sale," He did so, and took five bottle;. To -day he takes his plate beside the other workmen, and does as big a flays work as any of them, thanks to thie greet .emedy. 51 Sold by J. 111. floyey and P. fleet& Prettier 'Farquharson twelve& the unanimous nomination of the conven. tion of the Liberal party of West Queen's, P. E. I., called to nominate a candidate for the vaeancy caused by the elevation of Sir Louie Davies to the sUptetne court bench. and HOME MAGAZINE simply unequalled and Indispensable. ,..-•• If you are not already a subscriber to the most helpful, best printed and e at $7,00 and " "' up. ' •I beautifully illustrated farmer's paper i , published, we invite scrutiny of a ' Close Buyers sample copy. A post card will bring I it free. Address: ..tn I . This is your opportunity . THE WILLIAM WELD CO., Limited, :1; , as we do. not intend to carry' LONDON, CANADA. 1 a single wheel. ' P.S.—The subscription priee, Sr •ar*., ' per year, Includes also the superb .v. EMERSON'S BICYCLE AND Xmas Number. Direct importer% Workixianshin and Material guaranteed. ' & .010E Proprietors. Clearing out sale of Bicycles - 25 New Wneels - consisting of McBurney -Beattie CleveIands Recycles I. Goderich . Also 25 Second-hand wheels Stmu, 111040.0101/40VVVV ,Ww\AAMAAAAAAAIW The Novelty Bakery an Restaurant We are prepared to eupply edi your mute in the bakery line, and we guarantee to give eatipfaction 14 (wary respect. • We make a lipeoleity in wed- ding Cello and Of ioing cakes at a reasonable pride, Our Restaurant is a place where yen will find eyerything in a drat olese rests.url ant , Candice of all kinds and always froth, 'Cigars in the beef (intend& • Telbautee of allkinder We have Ice Cream Drinks and Fruit of \ all kinds in season MoOlealierty'el Old Mend J. malty\ Telephone No. I. OtANTON4 MUSIC HOUSE, Goderich LivervRepsirs MckILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. VAIIM &ISOLATED TOWN 'PROP Ti ONLY INSURED orricarts 13. Macau. President. XillPel, ar rt. Praaar. vics.uresident, Brueelleld P. O.; Thos. la nays, Bea-Treas., Seaforth P. Oa W. 0. Broadfoot, Inspector of Losses, Settforth P. O. nnuceroas W. G. broacItoot, Seatortn; John II. Grieve Winthrop P. 0.•,George Dale. Seafortan Jobs Deonawollt, Dublin; Jas. Evand, BeeohwoOd P. 0;John Watii, Harlook P. 04 Thomas. Primer Prrieptield,,' John B. Mclean, Xiamen Ames Connolly, Quinton . (. 1 Robert Smith, Mania; TWA. atettillan,1 '. forth • Jame. Ouinming, Envattndvillet J. . Aguas • • Yeoraolineaville ; asordo Mardis and John . ' mo n, auditors. ' Parties desironelZeireet Instinct, Or trent. set other bushiese be promptly wended to on ipplioation to anir of the_ above (Misers addressed to theirreseeetleenineft. awsolvetvirts ViroptoSt 804 Itovitrolov. eta*. If yon went up.to.dete jewelry you 4411 MY/svelte sure Of getting thevery and IttOilt °erred thing. here. Whetorer you buy you *Mt feel Nuke that int ell right. Or if you have anything that needs to be altered, re. paired or reset, bring' it to us, tlyei STAMillea tree, '1" I \ / I '• / aespeeispatooees The fling of Ilkantese,—.. . Buoli'ot Mops,' Thoufrhe Happy Thaught Kanges / r. • have been made for modern cooks and the careful housewife who requires to uSe' economy and get the best results. : ' • Happy Thought Itatigee are not expetimenta. The Oxeye been tested in 1.50;000 Canadian homed and. have been imitated by more Stove manufacturers than any other R.ange. t Buy a ipippr Thought, You'll get Quallty tiaat Means st paving if you do. iiinittfaeture4 bY The Wm, Buck Stove Co.. Limited. Diautfora 4, write the Manufacturers for an Illustrated Catalogue. tio t C=4* • •646/60EvEtisCATECeteet: .. HARLA.ND BIWA, - . CLINTON n. o un c iri ent THE MoKA,Y BLOCK GROCERY has New Indians, Currants, Fige and _ Prunes. Selected Raising; and New Figs only 5o a lb, New Sweet Potatoes and Cranberries. No. 1 Labrador • Herrings, Codfish, Scaled Herrings' Finnan Hasidic% Clsooes. Pork filansages fresh every .week. • Teas Coffees .and Spices We gift you the very best value in Teas, Coffees and Spices. Our Chinese Mixture Tea is wiling fast. We sell a Tea for 25o, good enough for the Duke and Duchess to drink. ••. SUGAR—We lead in quality and quantity. Nice Sugar Syrup 40e 5 gal., 1.0o a quart, . • In Fancy China, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets we have enalltY, quantity and puce, and we are euro to please. No trouble to show goods whether you buy or not Kindly give us a call. Highest prioe paid for Butter and Eggs The noted Tea Store and China Hall, • J W IRWIN Clinton S&Sil, Door, and Blind Factory. . S. .S. COOIER• • 'PROPRIETOR, • . General Builder and Contractor. This factory is the largest in the county, and has the Very latest improved ma - °binary, capable of doing work on the ehorteet notice. We carry an extensive and reliable stook and prepared plans, and give distimates fecund build all esof buildings on short notice and on the °lend prioes All work is supervise ed in a Mechanical way and satisfaction guaranteed "We sell all kind's et iffe terior and exterior material. Lumber Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc Agent for the 'Celebrated lannetY2311LL SCHOOL DESK, ,rasnuraotarer at Waterloo.. Call and get prices and estimates before placing YOdr orders . • . .Ca,na* eras I .. 'Camerae t Camerae' I • • • Bay a CaMera and be Happy • There is probably no pastime. morepleaeant and instructive to both older and younger minds than photography, 15 is a plesAnre because it helps to while !way those long winter evenings, and it is inatruotiye because it teaches care and precision and teaches . to look for tise artistic in the everyday serroundings of home, . The general impression that it is hard to take photos, but mesh is not the case. Any one with a kodak and indirection book oan take photos. We carry a full line, ' In (IAMERAB—Film, Plate, Maeazine, Box and Folding. . PLA.TES—Stanley, Eastman/Paget Prize. , .• PRINTING PAPER--Solio arid Dekko. . FIIMB, Developers, ei, Olio sad Outfits. 'Call and see, i For those who prefer to have thole developing and liniehing done we quote the follow- ing prices,. We gearantee work if exposure is good.. • • •'•• 4x5 4iX3• 3ex3e • Brownie Developing , each • 4o 40 • 30 6 exposures •• • dozen 35o 200 . 25o • Printing and Mounting... ..... each 70 6o 5o • 4a dozen 75o 65o 550 45o • . • Developing, printing, mounting, each leo 90 Sc 70 , . dozen 01 9)., 75c 60o • H. B. COMBEChemist. tt Druggist I ASTIIMA. CURE FRE.E- .Asthmalcuplirings Instant Relief and Perininen *Cure in All Cases, SENT ABSOLUTELY EBBE ON RECEIPT OP POSTAL. • BIT 'MU.% NAMB AVM Arinatss PLAINLY, •• There is nothing like Asth maleite. I brings instant relief, even in the. worst • cases, It curet when all elee fails, The Rev. 0, F. NULLS, of Villa Ridge, 111., says: "Your trial bottle of Asthmelene • received in good condition. In cannot tell you hew thankful I feel for the good de. • rived from it I was a slave, chained with putrid scoreihroat and Anthme for ten • yeere, 1 despaired of ever being mired. Saar your advertisement for the oath of this dreadful and tormenting disease, As- thma, and thought you had overtpoken yourselyee, but resolved to give it a Pica. To my astonithinent, the trial aoted like • a charm. Send me a fail size bottle." . •Bev. Dr, Morrie Weahtfer, Rabbi of the Cong. Baal" Jame!, Nsw Yonx, Jam 8,100L Des TAIT Eu0s/. ITEM= Gentlemen: Your Atithmalene is an • ex- cellent remedy for Aethtne and Hay Fever, and ite dompoeition alleviates all troubled which combine with Asthma. Ins iltleoev • ie astonishing and wonderful. After haying It carefully analyzed, we can state that Atithrnalene contains na opium, nsorphine, cbloroform or ether. Nay truly smuts Any. bi mOns,ts WECHSLER TA nos. hiribuitNn CO. Gentlemen; I write this testimonial frank it !sense of duty, having testedihe wonder. ful effeot of your Aathinaltine, for the care of Asthma': my wfie has been afflicted with spitemodio atithmil for the past 12 yearn, Having exhiusted my own skill as well aS many °filmy/ olimmed to see your eign upon your windows on 18051t street, New York, I nt onoe obtained a 'bottle of A:sthmelene. My wife commenced taking it *bout the first of November. I very eton noticed a radical improvement. After ming one bottle her Asthma hes disappeared and she is entirely free frac. al1 symptoms, t I feel that 1 can consistently reoommend the medicine to all who are afflicted with thie distressing dinette°. Yorks respeolfally, 0. D. PHELPS, 81, /11. Tarr Bnos. Memory]: 00. Gentlemen : I Was trotiblea with Asthma for 22 years.. *‘ Ihav e tried tomer oinremedien, but they. Imo all failed. I ren Kam' your advertittement and started with a trial bottle, 1 found relief et one% I have gime nunhood your full-eize 'bottle, and 1 am ever grateful. 1 have a family of km children, end for six yeare was unable to *06. Ism non' in the beet of health and aro doing busineee every dey, This testimony you can make such nee 1 tie you me 15 Rome addreen, 286 Eivington area. EL ItA,PEUEL, 67 Mild 1295h at., NOW York City. in As 014,41 E - •'POW TEN If MAR s 77, • RELIEF, TEAL TIOTTLE lin ABSOLUTELY 1131 ON NEWT Or POSTAL porta delay. Write Stono., addrefting DR. TAFT DROS. MED/OINE 004 70 Emit 1801h FA, N. *Z. City, Sold by ail Druggists.