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"About ten years ago
I begim to have trouble
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*writes Mr. Wm. Con-
nolly, of 535 Walnut
St., Lorain, Ohio. It
got so bad that I had
to lay off quite often
two and Mete days in
a week, my stomach
would bloat,
*would belch up gas,
and was in awful distress at such times.. I have
been treated by the best doctors in this city but
got no help whatever. Some said I bad cancer
of the stomach, others dyspepsia. I have bought
and tried everything I saw advertised for dys-
pepsia and stomach trouble, but continued to
get worse all the time. .S.bout twelve months
ago I was in such a condition that my friends
had sonie fear allout my recovery. It was then
I Wrote to yOu for advice. You told me that by
fly symptoms you thought I had liver complaint
and advised the use of your 'Golden Medical
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better from the start and have not lost a day
this summer on account of my stomach. I feel
tip-top, and better than I have for ten years.”
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VOW' HUM tree tort ettra IN Mery
What Became Cif the Porn.
peilaus ?
AX NORDAII raises au interk
esting question eoncerning
Pompeii. He writes as fo1.
lows to the "Neue Freie
Presse" (Vienna):
"One thing hasalways peen a puzzle
to xne. Here was a flourishing city of
about 80,000 inliabita,nts, most of whom
evidently were well -Ueda, A few hun-
dreds, at most, lost their lives in the
• destruction Of , the city; the •
rest
esoa,ped. The eruption of Vesuvius
continued, only a few days, after which
the district returned to its usual placid
conditien. In many places the deposit
of ashee and lava was only a yard
thick, and it was net snore than three
• Yards thiok at anY Point yet excavated,
1. "How did it happen that these 80,000
homeless persons showed no desire to
return to their beautiful houses, so
well 'built that they are standing to
this day, and which could have been
restored, at the time, with very little
labor? Why did they not make the
slightest attempt to regain their valu-
able property in la,nd" and building%
furniture, bronze, gold; silyer and Jew.
els? Did the men of that time have so
little love of •home that •they could
leave it withouti a backward glance at'
the first unpleasantness? Were the
Pompellane so rich that the loss of
their perfectly appointed homes ap-
peared trivial to them, s� that they
preferred settling•elsewhere to rester -
Ing their city? Or did superstition
prevent the attempt? '
"This • indifferent renunciation of
their patrimonyby a. whole cityful is
to me an insoluble. enigma, which forces
itself the more strongly uporrmy Eaten -
tion now as I walk along the finely
paved streets between houses which
need only new roofs to make them ,
again habitable."•
,
For Sale—An Island Kingdom
The chance is now opento any Mile
lionaire to own -an island kingdom or
to become a Highland lord and live in
an historic castle., The advertisement
offeringthese estates appeared in some
United -States newspapers,. And Was
signed by the business agent • of the
Duke of Argyll. . ••
"The Island Kingdom. of Tiree," as
the advertisement calla it, is one of the
Inner Hebrides, an island a.bOut thir-
teen miles long and nowhere more than
six miles Wide. It, Is only 'twenty
feet above the jeVel of the sea; :and
there are hardly any • trees .on it; but
the land is mostly fertile, and •the ten-
ants, who live by farming, cattle -rais-
ing and fishing, pay the duke rentala
aggregating more than fifteen thou
sand. dollars a year e' ' - ••
"Excellent winter bathing, 'good. golf
links,. splendid • beaches., sage liatbing
and good sea -fishing" are Some pf • the
island's attractl'onsthat might• -be ex-
pected to appeal to a purchaser.
Inverary Castle, Argyllshire, the an-
cestral abode of the bukes. Of' Alwyn,
is also advertised; but it is not an ate:.
'cient building. The oldest • part •of ' it
dates back .to a period got ea,rlier than •
1750, and much of the castle has .been
rebuilt since 1877..•• •'• • •
The scenes pictured by Scott In 'th0,
"Legend of Montrose" were •supposed
to have taken peace In what is known
as the "old" castle, Which stood near
the sea and • has been duite swept
away. No such romantiq interest at-
taches to the present castle. . •
But the man who buys the island
Isingde of Tree—or,Tyree, as some of
the books probab1y1 find in '
modern fictio a good many allusions
to it. Fro the novels of 'William
Black alone tnight be compiled a pretty •
good guide -book to the.HebrideS,
is-
lands that, as another admirer has ,
said, are "beautiful in cairn, wondee-•
ful. in storm." •
Life A Burden
One 01 Valtiaria'e Creat Lines.
(From the Montreal Star.)
The Ciooditioo ot Mr oortliner, ' In the Lentlen Times correspondence
SW.101'4 Palls f descriptive of the reeent ilroyal tour of
1 Canada, naany kind things: are said of
,
Ile Spent . Miserable Days and Sleepless the Dominion and her Interests.
0 P R AC a representative CanadiTheanin-
Nighto—Hanaut Pe0 and "Arabs Stiff etitution. cornea in for considerable
and Swollen, , notice, For instance.'
"Illoreov.er, that wonderful Corpora -
Evan the Record, Smith'e Falls, Ont, tion the Canadian Pacific) on which a
Dr railway iourney • of 8000 miles may be
"There is wonderful talk about
taken in restfal comfort, Is a very po-
Williams' Pink Pills, wby don't you try
them ?" . tent influence towards the unification
These words were addressed to Mr And, 0 Canada. There are those who ob.
ject to the Canadian Pacific,. deecribing
rew Gardinerl of Smith's Palls, by a friend
when he was in the depths of despendeney it as a monopoly and the like;andthere
regarding his perimai condition. For are those who dunk that when you
three years he bad suffered ea much that have Said. 'monopoly' youhave begun
and ended the Wilt le argument, But I
life bed become a burden to him' and
am not one of those, for 1 judge by re -
oftentimes. he says, he almost wished that
suite, • I find that the Oan Alan Pacific
he might die, Then he 'spent miserable
daze and eleopines nights, now he is en. railroad really has helped to open up
jiving lift,. non . eie got, hands and .the country and really hese helped to
unify Canada, and to make it prosper-
tor
were stiff and swollen end he was
OHS. That the prosperity should be to
torreented with a constant stinging, creepy
sensation in his body which gave hithe pt•olit of the shareholder!, Who are
m no
rest day or night • now ho 18 as eripple largely English, as, to ntiv mind, 90
as
ever he was, with the stiffness, the swell- much the better. Moreoverahis much
I knew and 1 have so indicated by tela.
lug and the creepy sensation all gone, fie
attributes it all to the use of Dr Williams' gram, when you go further than the
Pink Pills. Canadian Pacific. Railway, even in
• Mr Gardiner is a man ouabotth 65 years,
Canadian Pacific. Railway carriages,
an old and highly respected resident of you fare very considerably worse. You
8.mith'S Fella: Having hearda good. deal als c'n a line that does not pay,an d you
see valve it 16becanse it is 111,naanagecl.
to talk abut thelinprovement effected in
Now the line that does. not p•ty-its
ilia healt by Dr Williams' Pink Pills the
owners is also of very little wine to
Record ht a reporter to atieertain . the
the public, and the line that does ...pay
exiact truth and Mr Gardiner fold him sub- the
really* useful to the publie, That le
stantially what is related above. He said '
'whY, to use a sporting. term, I erre a
backer of the Canadian Pacific.”
that he tried a 'lumber of dootors -as good
dootoks as there were in the country—but
got no relief. --Exactly what. the writer refers to in
He was given to understand
that the trout* was mined by bad cir• speaking of another toad .where mis-
oulation o1. the blood, but nothing did him management prevails and tbe under-
taking does net pay, is uncertain. At
any good. He could not wear boots. his
.
feet were so swollen and when he tried to the same time a word in this ,connec-
walls) hie legs felt like atlas. Finally he
tion must he said for . another of our
was induced to give .Dr Williams'. Pink great Canadian highWaystone in which
British energy and British capital have
Pills a trial, . He took six. bertha, he eaid,
clone not a little to develop the country
but did not see that he was .1=0i better. now
He determined to quit 'taking them but which isanited under thanarne of
was persuaded to continue there for a ()aria"
he had taken
The Grand Trunk Railway Company.
little while longer. . When ., came upon' . the scene when railway
ten boxes he was • greatly ' improved . and
b '
.when he had taken twelve box( s he was so uilding was still in its youth. The
first railroad in Canada was opened in
well that he did not need any more. It is,
1853, and when the Grand Trunk Com -
several monthe since. he has Wren them.
pany opened the first of their • main '
and he has had no return. of 'the trouble.
line—three years later-- we only had•
When the reporter saw him - he was wear
about J00 miles of road in all Canada,
°hie ordinary bode and ha said he could t
outside of their oval line. By 1860, they
get into and out of ii.beggy,a0 well art .any
had constraoted and had in oPeratiolf
mart of hie years in the .country. ' ,' '
close upon 900 Miles of railway. They
' Dr Williamie,Pink Pills are the friend
of the weak. aid ailing,They surpass alr bad ,achieved an erigineerinemaryel by
,
Other nieaieinee in. their tonic, strengthen - bridging: the St Latorenea with the:.
world's greatest bridge. They . had
ing qualifier+, and make weak -arid des -
,
pendent' people . brought cornfort,convenience,progress, 'bright, active and health '
These pills are geld by dealers iii.niedfoing, to sections of the country .. which hall
beerstagnant. . They opened np try
settlers rich and fertile farm lands; to
the luinberinen, Valuable forests. They.
putt the petiole. of Canada Within,. the
reachof marketeeand. gave to this
country' its &it great.upWare: impetuts.,
It was during the pioneer Work of the
Grand Trunk people that many of the
great problems in railway construction
-were solved.. -They.weetno such thing.
.
as standard ', gettge in • railroading in
;those days. . Each read. had ' its own ,
gnaw), Some even more than one. The
width between rails varied,. from less.
than two feet to five and six feet..-, The
eporionay of reads .exercising running
,.powers over each other'S. lines, .ot Int`PY
eng'PerfeCted traffic 'arratikenients be-
tween: the various. cOmpanies. on the
continent; had not yet beerearri tied, at.
The experfirientat stage of railroading;
it must be renlembered„Wae also an ex-
pensive period. period. Now that we are reap-
ing the .benefft of the leesenslearned by
thepasit;ilow that the railway system
of a whole continent- IS connected and
each line is &feeder to every Citlfeteno or,
that we seeprosperOwitowns and cities
where the pioneer railway men found
wildernessor hamlets; new that we are
enjoying ' a proeperitylargely 'contri-
buted to by the,enterprise, the courage,
the energy Of those who came among riti
as strangers nearly half a century age,
lotus net forge t *hat they dici. Ler pellet
permit ourselves tosay unkind things of
r holsb who did so Much to build Up this
Canada of ours.; to instil into Canadians
a deeper, spirit of BrifishlOyal ty.- And:
let, us not, in silence, bear ethersespeak
slightingly of an enterprise •so worthy.
ily Canadian, so theroughly Imperial.
Mr Reeves, the present menager.. of
the Grand Truett Hallway, IS about to
retire from that position. During his
brief term of tidies he has held most '
• cordial relations with theeonernereial
and travelling .public. He retires with
the bestwishes of all who have had
hairiness:With the road, and the kindli-
est feelings of those who have been len-
der his authority. The return of Mr
Hayes to themanagement of the line
cannot now be regarded as other than .
an important event in the history of
Canada. It means that he comee,with.
the added experience ot a period seer*
in contact *ith . the great roadsof our
Southern neighboiewith fi fuller. know -
lodge Of the requirements of Modern.
railroading with • all his well-known
energy and force of character, Lo devote
himsel Fentirely for the future to ad -
4 .
r 11 interests ef, Can.
avdrni4,)e
It iiii
i. eed a • important event
for the (*ranTrunk;l animportant
event for the usiness interests of Can -
ad 1.
or can be had, post e std. at 50 cents per
box or six helps for $2.50•: by addressiwe
the Dr Williams Medunne Co., Brock.
•
. .
4 Sober Country, eaoada.' •
The drink Itebit in, Canada 'has
dergone, in the past fe w years, km ost
marked change for the better. Thi
is In open evidence on every side,: es-
pecially in the smaller country towne„
But the change is also shown by the
reverue returns. They reveal that
Canada conethries a'great dear of wine
of the lighter kinds. And •sign is the
Inerease in the consumption of beer,'
which has doubled in 30 years, though
it only stands to•day at 4,737 gallons
per capita. The fall in the. consuinpe
titan Of alcohel is Moat remarkable,
and those who recollect the days when
whiskey of more or less doubtful
character was the ordinary beverage.
must be surprised as well as, gratified
at the reform. The table showing • the
comparative consumption is • as
Per
COnsumption Bead
• allons. Gallone
Canada (WOO)... ; ' 0.765
Unit ed Kir-is:don; (1.660) 400•00b 1•12
F ti .
• ra ce (1
fle)) .. 78 44000 2.0Z
President Loubet's Wardroba
, I
A correspondent of the "Cri Ide Par-
is" has ascertained certain facts in re- •
gard to President Loubet's wardrobe
which are being copied with extraor-
dinary avidity by the Parisian and pro- •
viricial press. It seems that M. Lou -
bet has five Prince Albert • cciats—two
for summer,two fol. winter, and one
• extra for grand occasion's. Thie last
one has been. worn only .three times—at
the operiing of the exposition of 1900,
at the reception of the Xing' of •Sweden,
and at the garden party in. honor of I
the Shah of Persia. This "gala" coat ,
differs from the others Iry that it has '
heavy silk lining and lapels. M. Lou- .1.
bet invariably wears a Plainr black !'
satin tie—not tled by hand, but sewn :
together and attached With a clasp. M.
Loubet used formerly to wear false 1
tuffs, but one day, while making a, -
sudden gesture, the right-hand , cuff
slipped -off and rolled ori the floor. This
happened at the Luxembourg Palace, I
when M. Loubet was president of the '
Senate Since t: , n, M. Loubet's shirt
have been riaee with permanently at-
tached wri tbands. 31. Loubet's trous-
ers are ve„, 'peculiar. They are big.*
or gray in ceior, but their cut is of the
old-fashioned pattern, with the top of
the trousers coming up us high as the
armpits. M. Louhet has always 'twin
trousers of this quaint type; and Is .so
accustomed to them that he has an
inveterate dislike. for 'everiffig clothes,
which, with low-cut, open waistCoat,
render the armpit trousers Impossible.
The president's wardrobe is, however,
provided with seVeral airs of evening
trowters suitable for low-cut, open
waistcoats. ••
Oerrnanl (1904) 107,800,000 Ti
United States 1899)- - • 81.008,000 100
Canada le the eoberest ca the lot, and
the 'only conclusion a Inch can be ar-
rived at is t hat the drinking habits of
her people are a low average, and
are eetting lower evely few years.
The Dominion will, probably, in 14. very
short time,, present the stiiking spec-
tacle of a county in which prohibition,
even thnugh it be advocated, will be
wholly unilec.eesary. •
Otilt PAST RECORD.
Onr past record of successful cateringi
the wants of a critioal publie is the ) sit
guarantee we can offer to all who are not
yet nambered among our permanent ens-
tomer% Please rentember that we make a
specialty of filling physicians' prescrip-
tions. Oar stock of perfames,toilet articles,
brushoff, sponges, et., is large and varied.
Tut HOST RELIABLE Axe POPULAR.
Paine' s Celery Compound is the most re-
liable and popular family medicine, and is
epecialty recommended for the cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, lierVOUS
diseasee and sleeplessness. If you have not
succeeded in bewailing your trongles, come
to 118 for a bottle of Paine's' Celery Com.
prated. It will riot disappoint you.
Australia's Governor-Gotteral. •
It is feared In some quarter's that the
Earl of Hopetouri wilIl hot be able "ter
complete his term as Govetrior-General
of Australia. His Lordship has never
entirelyshaken ciff 'the effects of the
illness whith preetrated ,hirn in India
on his way out to Australia., and
though he was really prominent ati the
'host of the Bake and Dudhesti df Corn -
Weill, he has Since, Owing M his un-
eattetattory health, been unable to ful-
fill madly of hie public. engagements.
• Prod' Adduced..
"Everybody sari the baby is just like
"What nonsense. Why, it hasn't Gard
a word since it was born."
A /timeless Case,
"Are die Guggletons itt emelt re-
duced cirettmstanees?" "Oh, yes, WilSei
I Undertitand, they are obliged now to
live within their ineritne."—N.Y. "Life."
TO °tam A, CORN IN TWENTY407.1/a
HOURS.
There In Ile leek of moaned arms for
corns. The vegetable' animal, and mineral
kingdoms have been rammeked for euros,
It is 6 eimple matter to remove corm with-
ont pain, fora you go to any druggist or
medicine dealer and buy a bottle of Put-
nem's Painless Cern and Wart 1;4'1ft/toter
and apply it its direct the thing is done.
Get “Pnttnan's" and )1f:tether,
eettititeatieellitai.
B COMI3E, Druggist, Clinton, Ont.
BbJe TrannIallons.
The following. translations of part of
the lst chapter of Luke are lutnCleil Us
for publication. Most people will find
them exceedinwly difficult to read and
understand, but can form some idea of
the English le nguage that was spcjkerfl
ili thoee early dart.
WICLuo TrtANSLATIoN, 1380 A. Di
07 And Ztearia, his fadir, was fulfil -
ed with the holt goost, and profealed
and said
68 Mined be lord god of Israel; for
he bath visited and made redempciouri
of his puple;
69 And.he hath reried to us an horne
Of heelthe, in the Imue of dairith his
child.
70 As he epake hi the mouth of his
boll profetis that waren fro world
71 Helthe fro our eneMes shed fro
the hond of ell men that batten us.
72 To do limpet with our fads and to
haw tilyned of his holi testenaent,
73 The greet ooth that he swoor to
Abraham our fadir,
11/1131IMNIS 1632 A. D.
• 67 And Zaeharie his father ivas re-
plenished with the Holy Ghost and he
propheeied, saying
68 Blessed be our Lord God of Israel,
because he bath visited and wrought
the redemption of his peopel,
00 Ai. ',lilt erected the horn of sal -
nation to vs he honse of Dania his
sernatit. . •
70 As h e snake by the Month 0fllit4 holy
premhets thae are frorwthe beginning;
71. Saluation for our enemies and.
from the and of al that hate vs;
72 To worke mercie with our father
and to remembet his holy testament,
73 The °the which he swire to Abrea
httin our father, ••
•Dvery housekeeper must often act
faniily phyeiciati, PitheXiller for pill the
little ilia, outs and OPrailld, as well Me fee
all tovtel eampleints, is indisporillible.
Avoid subetitntee ineee Is bto One reein.
Killer, Perry Davie'. 25o and 000,
ki Ecfitsr's
Watt,'
O the Marvellowi Restorative Quill-
• flea of Dr. Chases Nerve Food.
Mr, A. It. FaWcetty • the We:140'10*n
editor and pi oprietor of The Leader and
Recorder, 'i'oronto Junction. arite8
"It Is verv selacm that„1 traa meat -
of any rkscriptiore but thin spring
I got so badly run dowri and out of
„sorts generally, that I beeante some-
what alarmed. Chancing to read a
teStimogial.abOut the results derived
from Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, from a
gentleman whose ease seemed to be
identical with iny ov It, I purchased a
box, and commenced using IL
"The result was -Imply Imarvellourt
I 'was benefited from the first, and goon
restored to my usuagood health,. I
never felt better in my iffe them 1 do
now, To tell the simple truth, -I dM
not have very great faith In any rued!.
eine until 1 uSed Chride's • Nerve
Food, but now I have no heeltation in
strongly recommeilding this great
remedy to others, WS a valuable and of.
fective remedy."
Dr. Chase's NetVe Food, the greet
nerve restorative and blood builder is
making hosts ofcures in all parte of
• this broad Domitdon. Gradually
• thoroughlyit builds up the .8 te
and OVercoMee weakliest] and sons
Go cents, a box, all dealers, or edinen,,
tron Bated ift Company,
The experiment Of supplying wbi 11
the letter-cardere, which is now "n oper-
ation in Montreal, will, also be tried in
Ttronto,
LieuteCol, Sam.Iftrgbes has wired
the Minister of Militia, offering to take
eommand of the force to be sent to
South Africa.
Step* the (tough
and Works oft the eoie.
Lexative Bronx -Quinine 'Dtblete euro
010610doialli oned, to Cure, No Pay, Pilo
Loos of appetite and genera (maim ere
quiekly overeorne bythe um of a few bottles
' of the D & L Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil,
Manursoturea by the Davis ra Lawrence
Co., Ltd.
The resignation of Judge Ha niI
of Halton county, has been received at
Ottawa aud A T Gorham, of Port
Arthur:has been appointed in his piece.
Be Sure You Get the Kind You Have
Always Had. - Owing to the great popular-
ity of the D L Menthol Plaster, unwrap -
alone makers are getl lug up one llice it.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, ete, nothing is
better. Blade only by Dayis rt Laatrenoe
Co, Ltd.
Mrs Emanclie Breault, of Tecumseh,
was killed by falling through a bridge
with a waggon load of cornstalks,
which hurled apd smothered her.
POOR GIRL, pmr HER,
Growiug Yes, Ipto weakness, but not
strengthen. Studiee-eplenty of them.
Tried, of ammo s10 is, and weak t00.
Does not est enough, and digests far less
than enough. This condition is so fre-
quent, but how. seldom noticed even by
fond parents. Give her Ferrozone then
watoh her appetite improve, her cheeks
and lips grow ruddy, her stop elastic), her
spirits bouyant, A.11 this simply the re.
suit of eating and digesting enough, mak-
ing blood, and thereby strengthening the
nerye and brain pOlver. Ferrozone gives
a woman's strength to Weak girls. Your
daughter or wife needs Ferrozone. Get it
today -at Comb's, price 503
British Conservatives, in convention,
paseed a resolution calling on the Gov-
ernment to arrest Colonel Lynch, re-
cently elected M.P. for 9alway, should
he land in England.
Grip.Quinine Tablets
(Cnocordimn COATED)
Grip -Quinine Tablets cure all sorts oi
gold and damp weather diteases.
Grip -Quinine rattans all the curative
virtues of Quinine, with the disagreeable.
netts left out. The Chocolate Tabletform
makes it pleasant to take, much nicer
than: capsules, and better in results.
Remember the name
.Grip-Qu'inine Tablets.
•
The genuine are in boxes only, with
Deg's Head Trade -mark, Refuse all
otb.ers. Price 25 cents, at all druggists.
of Cod Liver Oil.
(Trade Mark.)
For Lung Troubles,
• Severe Coughs, Colds,
Emaciation,&c,
• •
Few 'systems can assimilate pure Op, but
as combined " The I). & L.", it is pleasant'
and digestible. Will build you up; Will add
soUd pounds of flesh; W111 bring you back
to health. . • •
50c, and $1.00 bottles.
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DAVIS 86 LAWRENCE c0„ Limited.
J.1:. TINDALL.
BANSEK
CLINTOX, ONT.
Private funds to loan on mortgages at
west °arrant rate"
A General Banking nsiness trenseoted
• '.:ntereet allowed on deposita. •
Sale notes bought •
THEIROLSONS BINH
• Incorporated by•Aot Parliament 1855.
• • --
•
CAPITAL $2,500,005
: REST FUND $2,150,000
HEAT') ornop, MONTREAL
Wu. Morfiox MACPHERSON, Presiden
James Estiot,' den..114anager.
Notes discounted, colleotiOns made, drsfte
issued, sterling and Amerioan exchange
bought and sold. Interest allowed on
deposits. Same° •BuiX —Interest allowed
an sums Of $1 and up,' Money advanced to
farmers on their own notes, With one or
more. endorsors, No mortgage reqaired.
11.0.• Brewer, 151inagei„
Clinton.
G.D. McTaggart
BANKER.
ALBERT ST, °LINTON
A General Banking ll1us1nesa
• , transacted
XOTt S DISCOTINTRD
Drafts issued. Interest allowed On
• deposita. •
New Blacksmith Shop.
December etb,190
Co e
Dandruff Cure
SAVES THE HAIR
Is a Tonic, cleansing and invigotating. It causes
the hair to grow luxuriantly) keeping it soft and
• pliant. Imparts to it the lustre and freshness of
• youth. Permanently removing dandruff, and, pre.
venting the hair from falling out, Coke Dandruff
Cure is the most cleanly a all hair preparations.
• Perfectly harmless to the skin or clothing.
• It contains no coloring matter or dye.'
a1.00 a bottle at all druggists.
as a euppleMent to „Coke Dandruff
CoCurkeeeaUngbge.Sushanip
edforoloight cases of dandruff or where it is
. loose ba the hair, An excellent hair cleanser for lediera
At all druggists. •
1.L. BRBIMmE CO., LIMXPEHE.. TORONTO
First -el iss Ciatters
and Bug ies
• I am handling the celebrated leoLeteehlin make of buggies and other makes
of first-class Ontario firma Also of my, own manufacture including top hug'
glee, mikadoes, etoof all the 'Meet and modern styles. Repairing of al • kinds
promptly attended to.
JOHN LEM:ATE .atiron StrOt, 91.1.3te3/1
Bargains in Furniture
Just arrived a large consignment of new goods, Col:misting, of Bedroom
Sets, Sideboards and Ex ension Tables. Theseeoods were bought right
and will be sold cheap. • . • •
.0fir stock of Window Shades was Wright before the riga. The ad-
vantage is years, Now Picture Moulding, Mattress, Vire Spring, Mor-
ris Chair,', Couches, and Iron Beds. , •
' Price of every artiole low as the quality will permit. Your tame
back if yon want it.J. . .
•
01-11.11-4M3177 331.1-5r1111,
azzonzasmazz
I For pure blood,
kbright eve and °
w A Ow
A %.Den 9petite,
Aa Ors, digestion
Ana refreshing sleep.
W.4.14KM
ristol s rsa arilla
P
>4. ,a o„oi.J*. e.• te4 so> . .7a
It arouSes.the Liver, ti
Quickens the. oiroulation,.
Brightens the spirits- .and
Generally, makes life worth -living.
silFty seven years trial have proved it to be beyond quiegtiota,
' the 'most re! la Dia L,.00D purifier known.
E. Ail the leadirg RrogE;sts BRISTOL'S SABSAPARILLAI
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Subscriber hexing rented the Adis adioin
i
pared to do alt work in hid line. Re -has had •
ng Leslie's Carriage Shop, Orange Rti. id pre. 1
a good many years' experience in the busi- 1
nets, and will give personaLattention to al l
work entrusted to him,
Special attention given
to • Illorseshoeing andthe
care ot Horses' feet.
tiop +Artie Of VL tog. t4: 14 -reationable
- 11t 10 LOIPPT. Clinton
a•e'14)••444-104-4-tr 4 -e -e • vere•••444+,
i, Orders delivered promptly to fill
Pettit of the town.
NA—Perkins having • hogs for
shipment will confer a favor by •
, leaving Word at the eller.
Central
Meat Market
Theving putobased the butchering
'mintiest! Of P. H. Powell I AM ore.
pared to ftirnieh the people of Clin-
ton with all kinds of Presh and
Oared Meats, Sausage, bologna I
lard, butter and egg e always kept on • .
hand. •
it.. Fitzsimons & Son.
Tel phone 76.
THE KING;
THE QUEEN and
'THE DUCHESS ;
OF DEVONSHIRE.
Remarkable Offer.
Here Is the best offer over made in this community. By a very excellent ar-
rangement made with the Saintly Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal we are
enabled to offer Tian Oraierotr Nnw Etta and that great Family Paper, the
Family Herald said Weekly Star for one year for the small sum of aL75 and in
elude to each subscriber three beautiful premium pictures of which the follow.
Ing is a brief description.
XING EDWARD VII.—True te life, a beautiful portrait, size 18 x
24 inches, mi beautiful heavy white satin finished paper for framing. Thiel portrait
has been taken since his accession to the throne, and is the very latest and beet
obtainable. It cannot be had except through, the FAmiLlt HERALD AND
WEEKLY STASI each picture bears the King's. autograph, This picture has the
great merit of being the first taken after the King's accession, and has therefore
an historical aaleti that no other ?Jaime can possess.
t QUEEN ALEXANDRA.—An exquisitely beautiful *toe of the remark.
$ ably beautiful and good Queen Alexandre, also taken since the King's acenseket
to the throne. It is the same size as that ofthe King, the two hunting a hand-
some pair Of *tures that alone Wohld sell for many thrice the sitheeriptimi PrI44
of paper and pictures.
No portrait of the King.and lensed taken at the seeend or succeeding alt.),
tinge can have one fraction of the value of the first. These go down to hibtoty.
THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSIIIRK—The Renowned Gairoborottgh Pia
trtre. Sold at auction sale in London twenty -Ova steers ego for $310,500,
stolen by clever thieves, hidden for over twenty-four years and delivered to its
owner on payment of $25,000 reward and since sold to Mr. j. Plerpont Maratha for
1176‘13" At brief, le the history of one of the premium *tune, which, la
6,ever stroke of enterprise, the publishers of the Faintly Herald have rieoured
theh• eubstribers. The picture is 22x28 in ten dolours, and is reproduced line foe
use,eolour for colour velth the original. COpied Of the reproduction are now sold
in New York City, Montreal and Toronto for $12 each, and this is the picture
Family Herald subscribers are going to get absolutely free together With the
pleturee of the King and Queen. '
Is that not big valuet Oall at Trim akar mu, Office and tee sourer*
Of these beautiful pastures. °
You went Tun Orarreoze XEW ESA, for the 16061 more and yen weal that
great paper. the Family Herald, for it' 21 pages of genetell news and trendy
reading. Its agricultural pages alone are worth many Untie th0
prink
Being ot send your subtorlptiott to
THE NEW ERA OFFICE*
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