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THE CLINTON NEW ERA
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I), 'WOMEN
Cannot
afford to
be sick,
they say.
So, very
often, they strug-
le along and
eep up, where
other women go
to bed. To such
women the value
of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scriptiolf is be-
yond computa-
tion. It cures
the common
cause of ill -health
in woman, de-
rangement or dis-
ease of the wom-
anly organs. A
temperance medi-
cine. It contains
no alcohol, opi-
um, cocaine, nor
other narcotic.
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I, ' S. expreesing his political views
an experiences Colonel Boone
- Velt'S pen is a trencliant one.
Iiere Are porno extracts from. his
- . Political essays and lecturee
whicli dernonetrate the truth a that
otatement, are fair samples of bie etYle
one also show the trend of Inc =We
Problems in Figures.
Possibilities of a Lead Peden
From Statistical Standpoints
[New Orleans Timeo•Demoove,t.]
baye been figuring on the possi,-
Mary *6110.11.15 S4Citettailitiet1011.
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MART STUART'S champions
Iowa 'been well to the front
latelY. and quite a library
Migbt now be formed a
tories of her reign, vollunee
Loarlon "Outloo.k."
The true goePel 'Of hauPlneee, ste we
read between the 111180 et Xior d Rego
-
beryl, playfti) addroos to the Royal
Celedonian HortioultUral Soelety on
Wedistesid-aY, has ite Nom/odor) in
tuakeimillevO. ft le foollah, as well as
vtritten to defend her cOaracter, and 'Wrong, to covet your neighbor's orehltis
novels foUnded on her life. In e.e be hurt by the euPeriorlty of ids -hot.
mind pretty clearly t Moini Who hoe a penchant for the stas eighteenth century 'loins 'Wesley, a Mari IleUllett, when yam knout that your oWn
!Attlee of a, lergl pencil", said a young
eI wish to peesseb, not the doctrine tistioal side of thing, nand you would of Pot Jiidgment, investigated her case tweet -pee -0 have been admired and that
of ignoble ease, but the doctrine of reaily be surprised to know what • in one of hie rare intervals of leisure. Your luxuriant crop of groundsei win .
the strentlelle life; the lite of toil and a Man can do wi h ne lead pens and declared his belief that most of Maim things 00111fOrtable for the can -
effort, of labor and strife; to preach ell. I Illow Man y_ wor a are there in a the charges brought againet her were thaiTe• :11Yeei:nelyf YboyU rheitavdeingnoagabrodoekn on that highest form of 0=011.0 Which lead Pencil ? tiow Many columns of also, and only supported by forged Polio OWn, YOU Can more than supplycomes, not to the man whoan
desires newener Matter ? Row many pages documents. As the years have rolled
mere easy peace, but to the man. Who Of a 1101:01/ of the average size ? Bow on many 3:nen have become a the same lotrticulture-tor choice, , Mr, • John
does not fibril*. trout hardship, or from things of that sort Moy
Many poems, essays, eel moils and opinion es; the great Preacher, and i in
tiLs re"Tighne fogrooctsharGazzlein. erg Ptuubelpisrhien!
ohne of making books substitutee for
bitter toil, and who, out of these, WRVS one lind in the have refused to take the Elizabethea
the splendid, ultimate triumpli," --.. lead of asa ordinary pencil. Really view of Mar* Stuart's conduct. . -I
Speech at the liandlton, Club, Chicago, these questions are n t asily answered In a work recently issued by Mr Iliceo:stia:ettlnts7,33theradresistiswao.n. linuflentittundeuto:
April, 180, but One May arrive at it reasonable ap- Samuel Cowan there is a fresh interest bustling tra.vel to be got out of the
"The successful man, whether in proximation.by doing a little sum ir for admirere of the Queen of Scots, td
business or politics, Who has risen laarithmetic. In the first place the aver-
reason of the Portraits of Mary Om same way that a sharp appetite may
a eonscienceleas swindling of his age diameter of the pencil used by men Tess than sixteen) given with the twit b• appeased by a jualcione perusal of
neighbors, by deceit and chicanery, who write it great dealisone4wentieth volumes, Some of these have neves '.10ookerY books. Carrying Lord Rose-
by
f on 'Loch, e. G'onsidering the wood and been Published, (before, and in Mors. pleLortisr4It thheyrelief a 1 thatt ttleors tit ar td 17 or f, aWerefte;
bY unscrupuleus boldnese and un- lend, the point of a, pencil measures Ulan one she appears as a really beau
pound work on dentistry would afford
about. one-half of an inch, one quarter tient woman who might well charm all
;1 :it Tr it ragingtle ru
toothache, t bean ed. or hoz
ocrupuleus cunning, stands toward
society as a : dangerous wild beast. of an inch representing the lead pot- beholders. In fact, these portraits
14011. quite jostify the Price asked for "Mara
Currencx and the Theory, of
The mean and cringing . admiration ...
e-quar er o an inch . of lead will Casket Letter?" untio onhie valueless timeesver a va.,
which such a career conirneauls among "Allowing for breaks and scratches, Queen of Picots, and Who wrote the ewer
those wile think crookedly or not at all on t- - t
makes this kind of success perhaps the write tvio colutlans of , matter for the Many portraits supposed to represent Eirchenges.
ordinary newspaper, assuming thatthe Mary Stuart differso remarkably that
pencil is not of the extremely soft doubt is ()Sten expressed as to her haat-
character. • There is about 1,800 words • ing been so 'beautiful as her oonternpor-
Crompton's
COKS-ETS.
"I had female trouble for eight years,,, writes
Mrs. L.- J. Dennis, of 828 Bast College Street,
jacksonville, Ms. For three years A suffered
continually. Words cannot express what I suf-
fered. 1 sought relie among the medical profes-
sion and found none,. until induced by kind
friends to try Dr.,Plerce's Pavorite Prescription.
When I began taking this medicine I weighed
ninety-five pounds. After taking 'Favorite Pre-
scription I was built up until now weigh one
hundred and fifty-six pounds—more than I ever
weighed before. I was so bad I would lie front
day to day and long for death to come and re-
. lieve my suffering. I had internal inilamma-
tion, a disagreeable drain, bearing-dowu pains
in the lower part of my bowels, and such dis-
tress every tuonth, but now I never have a pain
—do all my own work, and vi a strong and
heafthy woman. Thanks to your medicine. I
consider myself a living testimonial of the ben-
efits of your ' Favorite Prescription.'"
Dr. PIERCE'S i•,-.70RITE PRESCRIPTION
MAKES WEAK WOMEN STRONG
SICK WOMAN WELL,
YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
most elangerous of all the in uencess
that threaten our national We; Our
standard of public and private eon -
duct will never be raised to the proper.
level Until. WO make the scoundrel who
succeeds feel the weight of It hostile
Public opinion even more strorigly than
the scoundrel who Wis."- "Latitude.
and Longitude Among R.eforreers."
"Money is a• geed thing.. It. is A fool-
ish affectation to deny it. B.ut it le no
the. only good thing, and after a
cer-
tain ' amount has been amassed
ceases to be the chief even of material
good things. It is far better r fin in-
stance, to do well a hit. of work which
Is well worth .doing." -Speech to Young
Men, December Slet,. 1900. , • '
"Practical politics • roust not be con-
strued to mein dirty politic% In the.
long run the' of fraud' ond
treachery and foulness are unpracti-
cal politics, and ths most Practical of
.all politicians is • the -politiciari Who is
clean and decent .and upright. But a
matt who goes into the actual battles
of the politic< world must prepare
himself much as he would for the
struggle in . any other branch' •of our
life. He Must be prePared to Meet
men of far lower ideals dtan. his owri,
and to face things,' not as he Would
wish them, bot os they are He must
•not lose his own high. ideal, and. yet
ne Must face the fact that the major-
ity of the men 'with . whom he Must
work have lower ' ideate. He must
stand • firmly for what he believes, • and
yet he must realiza.that political ac-
tion, to be effective; most be the 'joint
action of many men, and that he initet
sacrifice' somewhat. Of his '. own:
ions to these of his associates if he
ever hopes to see his desires talte.proc- .
deal shape. • ' •
• "The prime thing that everY. •mac•
who takes an interest in politics should
remernber is that he' most set and riot
merely crittelie. the actions of others..
It. is not. the. man who sits by his fire-
side reading his evening -..paoer and
saying how •• bee -oue• polities. and our
.politicians are who will ever ' do any-,
' thing to loose us ; ilt• is the man. Who.
goes out 'into the rough. hurly-burly of
the csiocus, the primary and: political
meeting, and there faces his fellows on
equal terms.", . .1' • •
"Of ad the eeces that tend for evit '
in a great city like New York. .probab-
ly none ara so• potent: tos- the seneatiOn-
al papers. . -One has had ex -tier- ,
ience svith them it is 'difficult to real-
ise the reckless indifferenCe to truth or
decency displayed by papers such as
the. two that have the largest circuits-,
tion in New" *fork city. Scsatdal forms
the breath Of the ..nostrils of . such;
papers ahd.hliey are ouitts 'ass ready to'
create RR to describe it. TO. sustain
law and order is humdrum., and does
not really lend itself to flaunting Wood.'
cute; -but if the editor will stoop, and.
make his subordinates Steep, to rak-.;
ing the gutters of huinan depraVity, to..
. -upholding -the .wrongdoer arid furiously
assailing what is- upright and honeat
he oast make mooey, just as ether.
types of pander make • It. ',The mon
who' to de ,honorable work . •any •
form of civic politics Milet make itp. hia .
mind' (and. if he is a Man • of properly
robust character he will make it up
without difficuity) to treat the assaultso.
of papers like these with. absolute in-
, difference and to go his way untteeete
ing. Indeed, he will have to -make up
his mind to be. isemetimes
juetly and More often Unjustly,. ,even
, by decent, people, ond he must not. be
so thin-skinned as to mind such Criti-
cism Oyermirch." •
TRADE [VI ARtiii
DESIGNS
t CoPYRIGHTs &C.
Anima sending a sketch and description MeV
illicitly ascertain our opinion fiee witetber WI
,nvqntion 15 probrbly patentable. Communiee•
Litt: s Atrt Al y confidential. Handbook on Patents
seat free. Oldest agency for securing_patents.
. dffirds fallen through Minna it Co. receive
special r.c.f. kg, w it heat chance, lathe
SCitnolic Jittiericau.
3 handsomely lilnatruted o wkly. Largest di,
culation of ars scientific journal. Terms. $5 a
: ise . tow ninitha 10l. Sold by all ewsdetvers,
' UNN St CO._8618"adwav• New _York
ivi
'drench Office. ti:b P St.. Washington. i?..0.
The..
London Daily
FREIE
PRES
Two o'ClOck Edition,
$9.00
rile PER YEAR
in a full column of a .newspaper bf the aries alleged she was; yet. out of twen-
New Quinine Discovery .
average size. Two • columns would ty-four a good dozen will give the idea' The OH
represent 8,800 words. So we wet this •
number of words out of one.quarter of .
an loch of lead. Out of one loch of
lead we would get four times 8,600, or
14,400 words. Out of seven inches we
would get 100,800 words. So far as the
number of words is concerned we have
in this result the possibilities of the
lead pencil. Allowing 1.800 words to
the column this wou:s1 mean 56 coil:irons
of solid matter, or an eight -page paper
of the seven -column width.
"Two columns a clay is a good average
for a reporter. In order to grind out
86 columns of solid matter it would re-
quire on this basis the reportorial ener-
gies ot 38 men. In other words, there
is enough lead in a pencil, with due
care and atteution, and without any
unnecessary waste. ought to dq, one
man nearly a month. which she passed many an hour -she
"A man can boy a lead Pencil for 5
kept a stock 'for presents to towel kin- .
cents. The e.verege piice paid by the
. dred and 'great people, Catherine. was How many have to say lg. My
cepted matter $5 dollars -a column. a generous giver, from motives of poll- PimPOY face Is tin:, bane of
hest newspaper of the country for ac-
cy, even when dealing with persons,she my life " - Hew few would
matter, it is possible for a newspaper distrueted or disliked. . have It to say if 'Maly griVe Dr.
• It is . quite possible that the portraiti AKnew's ointment the test.
It one pencil' will 'write 56 columns of
writer 'to earn; on an investment of 5
cents, $220. From this it Would seem ee these Valois queens and princesses Ins that Mr. Liuy did.
Shat there is money in a lead pencil.and have become rather mixed in course el
on the face of it it looks like. one of the time, and some without names have «i have found Dr. AgneW's Ointment the
very hest investments one could make been passed off as likenesses of kiarY beet remedy for pimples, and sore faces that I
and yet there are men in the business Stuart, when really representing the have ever used. I had three trying cases under -
Who look at tlie matter tom another odd-looking Claude, toicheas of -Lor- 1'11Y care and have cared them with this greatest
viewpoint, for who had a- curiously long wide
instead of being a pro- raine, of skin remedies. Ail traces of the sores in each
,
liflc
producer of wealth, the pencil yen- or her better -:featured sisters, Eliza- case have been cleared off andthe skin left as
soft as a baby's. I recommend it everywhere."
eeallf leaves one baunted by the iron- beth and Margaret. They would an
p -Chas. H. Lahr West Pittston. Price ca.% 87
tea o poverty". appear richly ("reified. some wearing. • -'
that this famous Queen was • indeed a
handsome woman, and as for the re-
mainiag twelve likenesses, as. contras
dieter,' as they are unflattering, al-
lowance must be made for Inoompetent
artists and for the possibility that
. these dissimilar portraits represent oth-
er women,
Catherine de Medicis had three •
daughters, Claude, Duchess of Lor-
raine; Elizabeth, Queen of Spain, and
ON EVERY soX.
, agents, and do 310
'margaret, Queen of Navarre; and three produce aninasty after effects. 'Cure any
daughters-in-law, Mary Stuart, wife 01 cold quickly and surely. as can% a hog
Francis IL; Elizabeth of Austria, wife .see all drnggiets,
of Charles IX., and Louise of Lorreine.
wife of Henry III. The queen -mother Major Merritt, of Toronto,' has accepted
the appointment of almond in command of
had a passion for portraits, especially
the new South African coutingent.
for those of her own relatives, and oc-
cupied artists constantly. Besides her . •
' BLOTCHY" FACES
own collection -in the contemplation of s
0.141001T WILL WIN
Th fart that Crotnoton's Corsets
hold fled *CC th0 .cstimation of ali
Canadian women is entirely doe to .
superior workeianahlp, best quality of
material, cooed style; and beauty of
deign.
-• Ask for •ar acar Straight Ptaat
Models.
grow Moe a Pusan lire Sae "Wm floatimp4000.
4.
ine
Tablets late
coated)are a certain
cure for coughs
and colds. The
Grip-Quinlne Tab-
lets have all the
curative powers of
ordinary Quinine,
combined with
other curative
Cameras 1 Cameras I. Cameras t
Buy a Camera and be Happy .
There ie probably no pastime moreplessant and inatruotive to both older and younger
MIMS than photography. It is pleasure become it helpe to while away thee° long
winter evenings, and Itis inetruotive because tesehas care and preoleion and,teitohes
to look for the artistic in the everydey surroundings of home.
The general impression is that it is hard to take photo% but snoh is not the °see. Any
one with kodalt and inetruotion book otos take photos. We carry a full line,
In CAMERAS -Film, Plate, Illagazine, Box and Folding.
PLA.TES---Stanley, Beaman, Paget Prize.
PRINTING PAPER--Solio and Dekko,.
Films, Developers,- Mounts and Outiite. Call and nee. •
For those who prefer to have their developing and finishing done we vete the follow..
ing prices; We guarantee work if exposure is good
• 4x6 tin PrOwnie.
' 80 6 mixtures
This edition le published
especially for towns, villages
and rural districts in Western
Ontario.
". It gives all the news up to
IONS O'CLOCIC each day,
'including Foreign,, Canadian,
iAmerican, District, Local and
Sporting.
It contains eight to twelve
pages five days a week, and
sixteen pages on Saturday.
Half -tone and other Illustra-
tions of Itnportant doings and
!prominent people appear every
day.
The Saturday edition alone is
worth the price.
Subscriptions received at any
time. Address -
The London Free 'Preis Fig. Co
LONDON, ONT.
mention tills
paver.
Free Samples.
111110Thottaand !tree Sample Box.
ea ofPerrozone, The Groat
Tonle Per The tilood,Ner.
Ves and Ayala; Will Be,
quivers on Saturday at
The Drug Stored/
•11,, Combo's, u
, Clinton
A representative of the proprietors of
this wonderful preparation will be at
florae's drug store on Saturday neat
for the purpose of conducting it free.
distribution of wimples. Every one is
respectfully invited to call, and seintre a
sample box of Ferrozone, sufficient for one
week's treatment.
Ferrozone is an .unfailing owe for
Anaemia, Chlorosis, Impure blood, Dys-
idrighes Mame, • Hear; Diaease, Week
* v '
pepsia, Indigeetion Rhenrctatisni
Nerves, Langonr, Tiredness, Loss of
Appetite, Sleeplessness, 'Weakness, Kid-
ney, Liver, Bladder and Catarrh
tronblee. '
Perrozone is the greatest tonic known
and ia so concentrated that one tablet -is
equal in curative power to teaspoonful
a ordinary medioines.. It is pleasant' to
the taste, easily taken and guaranteed in
remits at Comber'. Drag Store
where simples will •be distributed next
Saimiay. 33e sure you get one. • '
crowns as queens, and thie would help Suld bY trovuY and Bleukie
considerably in the mistake. MarY ,An inmate of the House of Industry' at
when Dauphinesi aid Queen of France, away and Was frozen to death.
Stuart Used to .be sumptaimily attired ststliens.; . Ont.,. named. Trion -is wandered.
gig'W5 ?re will Outwear
two pa.irs of
common rubbers. For three
years we have proved that with
you can stub
WIWIP‘913 your t to
40but you cannot stub the *libbers
• Ring's genuine 6mA"
ate stamped glow ,
upon the'0610 df eatih,rubber
• with oar copy-
iighted name
do not allow yourself to be de-
del,ed by imitations.
• t,
Woes LEATHER TOP Sualroof
the best on the market) 64rich,
9.inch and 12-itich: tops) with
Rolled Edge and Heels, They
are carried in stock, and your
dealer CAA order thern for you.
Uo J. D KIN,111,00., Limited
boo exclusivo'
Ward of tali
"vs
abbe st
Public Peculation in Latin Countries.
A well-known Italian diplomatist,
who has only recently left Loedon to
exchange his post for a more important
one, told me a, couple of years ago
that, with Very few exceptions, /Milan
rninitters-0.S distlect from diplomat-
ists -all "feather their nests," or at
least endeavor to do so. Consequently,
When a Disraeli, a Guizot, or a Jailed
diee poor, his psoVerty is not only
nobounted a wonder, but a virtue, by
alMost every French, Italian and
Spanish journallet. To the 'very Filen
number of statesrnen of the so-called
Latin nations thus distinguished Moist
bei added the name of Praitcesco Criss -
ph The fact of his demise In pecti-
liarly straitened circumstances hal
been so preminently, brought fOrward
In France, Italy and Sloths as to tempt
Englieh scribes still further to empties -
size thin rare, not to say eltraiirdinstry,
evedence of the honeety of a great -or
reputedly great -statesman of Oustei-
Latin 'origin.
Christman .13oi On You.
and When, as Queen of ' Scotland, ohs . .
traita, of Contrive, reprersent her in. WI- P TIENCE. itqi
,, •, . ‘
.
was Dartiley's wife: Her later •pcire
'POIME: Ge"'
dotes areas.. • .i.g) 2: Li1/42 r:
. ,
.a.nd-rittli suffered .the untold 3uffitir-
ins's. that are a nsrt of shine oi
the mere violent phases -sot Kidricli.
disorder,. Di:mitt:we couldn't Curie -
. but South American Kidney COMS
put liira;to rights, • • • • •
,.. .
. Adam' Soper,. of Burk' Falls., Ont was for five'
,,
yeere a great sufferer 'front a. most aggravatc, f.
Icirnt of Kidney disease. TO :tott his own word:, :
'• I decided to trysonte of the patent' medieinc,...
' f was recommended to uie South A.mericah Ki:-
ne 'Cure.' I recti ed great benat Trorn pue
carefully observing "tios . Caerowned hauls, and five bottits cornidete'y.cured me-nstd
*soder since that time.".; .. • • , .86 -
„ . or those- attributes vrhich by 'common geld by "..l. R: Hovey, ..at -04 rt., i!..': reeltie
Developing ..each
dozen
Printing. and Mounting.. . . „each
dozen
Developing, printing, mounting, each.
dozen
H.B. COMB&
350- .
70
7.50
10o
61 600
30a 25o
6a 5o
650 - 550
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40'
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Chemist at Druggist
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FURNITURE
BROADPOOt, lkoX & 00.
The Andy increase us oar trade is good proof of the foot that our, goods are right and
our prism lower than those of other dealers ill the trade.
We miumfacture furniture on a large male and eau afford to sell cheap. /1 you. buy
from tie, we save for you the prefit,•which, in other cases, has to be added in fog
, the retail dealer. '
This week we have passed into atook some of our new destine. Space Will , not perm
us to quote primes, but come and gee for yourself what main we We to offer..
Remember -we are determined that our prices eball be the owest in the trade.
UNDEBTA.KING.
•
In thie department our stook ia complete, and we have.,:undoubtedly the hest funera
outfit in the county. Our mum are as ow as the lowest,
, .
BROADFOOT BOX &CO J. w.
p.s. -Night and Sunday:calls attendedato bridling it 0'. .W. Ohidley'10,;(E'ruaeral
Director) reeidence
Redmond and Pa.rnell. .
HOSE who have, sought to traoe a
parliamentary likeness between
Mr. John Redrnond and Mr. Par -
nail have surely insisted over -
Much on The Saxon aide of
their charm:shim sirs the London
"Outlook." - Many .opportunities"„ 'Of
the ii lints never been a. symptt.nt of kidney els:
‘King's" House - of Commons career
failed to discoVer in him a single one
. Consent *re assigned to Irishmen, eith-
er on or off the stage. This is not so
6 022* 0 • .
nell, admittedly, was a consummate
master of strategy, a man of kinflinchs
Ing will, and one who kept his unruly
pack in order by the sheer force, as it
• seemed of a auperiar mind dominating
aa inferior. He may have been re-
spected, unqueetionably he wasfeared,
but no one can make even a pretense
of saying that he was liked, His was
th A a o nature in its leleat
and least alluring form'; • and In hint
•there was also a Considerable dash ol
the %mystic. Mr, Redmond is not a
The followino story appears in the coneiciouS plaglariat; but •It can hard
Christmas Canadian Magazine and be doutitee, that he has modeled hiv-
clearly emanates from a writer who, eelt-ingely, peihaps by force of 16h14
es remember well,when asmall chi d, plans hie former chief: i'04 eame
f Mr aissedniorid Mr. Par -
at one time lived in 'Huron county,1-, -association - noon that remarkable
haw my cheery -old grandmether itottId. . time, and looking a little behove -the
Asene-a-soond to the hetlee on Ohoist- surface, there are sharp points of ctn-
alas morning with her hawl CoVering bast between the two. Mr. Redmond, . J. M. MoLEOD
a capacious and 'mysterious basket. tlaisugh an Anglicized Irishman, re -
Arid how we watched for her! She Maine an Irishman, still; Mr. Parnell
Was seventy or more, and her .. skin never was an Irishman at all, save in
THAT TOUCHISItt SPOT
•
111c14E0D'S
SISTER 1114111011
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:0 P ' • ' '
Weak and impure Blood, ,
Liver.tikigatiey Diseases,
• FeMale OU• zapitti4.• pbt !
,.
,.
-Alt Drugosts, or weite dtreokto•
The Small Boy's Poser.
Charles derived little geed from his
visit to Sunday schOol YeaterdaY...
tee Onset mammamissed a smelt pot
of jam, itbd as she noticed dente tell-
, tale: eVidetteari Wield ,Chttrieleit mouth
and hand % she asked him if he had
seen or eateri the jam. Charles insisted'
that he had net even eeen the jam.
Par* thereupon was called in. and
Charles Was punished severely. DraW-
,itat Charles close to her, and wiping
the leers item his eyes, Mamma, said:
"When X Was 'your age, my boy,
never told a falsehood." "How old
were you before you began?" asked
• Charles, between sobs. --Albany
nave • sd“,
:prztritrriu PAINS,
Danger elgoit, prompt treaiMent is (vs.
'girdled. Bathe the region of pain broiled*
lately' with Nervilinc and pour Nervillne on
brown pm*. tma bind quieldy over the
affected part. Ticker them mustard, and
se proMpt thitt 0further progress of the
Malady Is cheeked at once, ell prune utade
or outside yield ;Net as quicitly to Neryilitte.
and your druggist sells it,
wrinkled yellow on ber face, brit her regard to his national aspirations.
eyes were Ete bright as ours. She would mi.. Redmond's "mysticism," too, is
come in through the backyard so thatrather the natural shield *fa cautious
we would not see her too soon ; enter politician. Who has learnt reticence by
quietly by the rear and cryout "Christ- long practice of the game than an ea -
mos box on you all I" and then she de- dowment of Nature. He has taught
clared that we all owed her a Christ.- himself how to school and keep curbed
nuts box. She didn't alwaye get One, the impulses of an essentially Irish
but by and -by she would bring out her temperament; and that he generally
own little gifts and distribute thin succeede says Innen for his self -re -
The dear old lady hadn't much to give stralot But when he does burst out -
which is seldom -you know that in
cUpand-saucer, it was given Vvith a scratching the Parliamentarian you
graft which wouldihaye become the have found the Mileelan. Mr, Parnell,
donor of diamonds and isearls. She on the o'ther hand, never generated
and her bread -Winner had come to aught but White heat. In his latest
Canada When it took six weeks to cross
platform speedh Mr. Redmond has al -
tile Atlantic, had invaded Western
us, but whether it Was a tin horse or a
Ontario when the train ran a few
miles near Albany that the only one on
the continent, had hewn out a farm in
the Huron tract, helped to lay the
foundation ot. Canada's agricultural'
greatness, had not heard an opera, nor
seen an electric street ear, but oh 1 the
wealth of love and brightness in her
eyes And haying distributed her
preserite she Would take off her bonnet
and put bri her best black -lace cap, and
stay for dinner. Bless her, she knew
how to play with boys and girls even if
She Was over seventy 1 Been .now,
when she is over ninety, andis a great-
grandmother several times over, she is
still Cheery and .hright.can play a game
of checkers. epin it tam pan on the floor,
or pick 1.10.1sins from the rnysterietle
blue -flamed pan. BLit I shall never
forget the days when she broke in with
her hearty'
"Christmas Hog on
PLEASE NOTE TEIS PAOT..
That we aretully prepared to supply your
every want as far as pure drugs, and me&
ranee ere sioneerriea. Careful and accurate
family dispeneing is our forte. We coritiii-
nallyalto to Olean our patrorie in two
great eimentialits-quellity and low prices.
Oar steak of toilet ° preparations will in.
terest your.
PAI.NE'SOALErt/ ClOttrOttliti,
Tainee Celery Compound is the medidne
you should nse4When yoa lack nerve nogy,
when the body is poorly noutiehed, When
you are weak, rundown, deepondent or
aleepleoe. PaintOst Celery Compote:1d
lowed himself a license. whieb he stu-
diously esieltetvs when addressing- the '
House, Revertheless, even before an
atidieride he never entirely for-
gets that he Is playing a "costume
part," wbile the rougher, though equal-
ly congenial, role of "principal villain"
is left to Mr. Dillon, and no attempt. Is
made to interfere with the masterly
Stage -management of' kr. O'Brien.
There is a gOod deal to be said for thiS
Sort of division of labor, shims it leaves
Mr, Redmond Aree to accept,, Without
any sense 01 inrongruity, the eompli-
snents • whioli Me. .110.1fotir arid other
Front Beneh leaders are Wont from
time to. time to Pay to his statesman-
like gualltien. /t would also -but dile
DOesibly is. trenching toe nearly on .
propheby-make easier at some dim
and distant date a "deal" between Mr.
Redmond, on behalf at his compatriot%
and a "Saxen" GoVernmenefor the sets
tietnent of the Xrieh. question, because
you eats alvtays negotiate bettef With
one with whom .fou are on. tenni& of
Outward and Ceretrionial politeness%
'Rugsrna
eversible
-FrOpi 1:6x32.4ipho '.f0o
to 6,, .ft 6 10 ft at $8
Floor .0i1. cipth0..in 36,45, 54
and 72
OD: SqUaresilhOh
. and. 2 yards square
Coats
on
Goderioli, Ont
AGENTS WANTED -For the Life of the Late
President MoKinley. Price only $1.60.. A
maanifieentportrait of President MoKinler,
18x 22 inehes, will be given as a premium with
each copy sold. or, if preferred. it choice of
nine other premium eh:stores, including the
Dtike and Duchess of York. Prospectus free,
Dandle°. to pay mist of mailing. Credit Rives
liberal terms, freight paid. Sell ow ;Xmas
books, they are the best. A premitun with
every bite. Address, WORLO PUBLISHING
COLVIPANYIGUELP% ONTARIO.
Ussosibalre
WM.% and
4'eve.34mliteitcrto
'If you want np-to.dfite jeWalry/you can
alwaye 'be aure of getting theyery and Moat
correct thing herell.Whatever you buy you
can feel sure that its all right. Or if you
have anything that needs to be altered, re-
paired or reset, bring it to no
ryes examined free. •
ii
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Carriages mid Cutters
We always keen a good assortment of Carriages
and Cutters of 'the newest designs in our show-
room. Prices low considering quality.
Repairing promptly attended to by experienced men.
ItelIBILL Huron Street, Clinton
irstTclass cutters
and Buggies
I am handling the celebrated leolienghlin melte at buggies and other Makes
of firetscilasse Ontario firMs, Also of my Own manufacture including top bug
gips, mikadoes, etoof all the lateet and Modern styles. Repairing Of el kinds ,
prot.tptly attended to, • • •
icoN LESLIE, Hiroii Streiit. OlititQn
Illphraim-He dun held felt ace*
itastus--Wot did you held? tphrainr-. '
Mak breftl-Baltimore "World.'•
Edward Iles, while driving soroesillo O.
T. It traCk efilngereell,wee hit by an One
gine aria thrown on the pilot, withhis team.
Driver end honor eecapea Serious injury,
bat the WNggoo was badly envished.
,
Stops the Cough
end 'Work% Off .the eold,
braces the nervee,strengthene the liver Ana LeuratiVe Brorne-Quinine Tahictg oure a
..kz.zatiaaa,Aaaaaawuksseavaxatkoacgit,
For torpid Liver,
A Poor Digestion,
Flatulence,
Constipation,
Biliousness and
Sid Head -Ache.
BRISTOL'S PILLS
Rattenbur, MN Works,
eLiNT,ON. ,
Direct" importetin W040101416
istaktiat guagautaaa,
kidneys, and eleanse the blood. old in Ono by. tle CUD', NO Fey, P.10e
IN aaaatE, Druggist, "Mintier Ont. "25 cents. . Proprielots.
poiov fr.„ *ION. • liiiiiiiviliffOris.01100
They are Safe,
Mild, (Wick -acting,
-Painless, do not weaken,
And always give satisfaction.
They ire the Wiest reliable Househeld modioino known, and
• Can be taken at any season by Adults or Cbiidron.
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immitzvonniomUNG utzuttastagnutempormatiroo0
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