The Clinton New Era, 1902-05-30, Page 7DO N'OT NEGLECT
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The Use of
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
'Will Eradicate from tIe Blood
and System the Seed
of Disease,
As grains of Mods make our lofty roma,
thine, drops of water the mighty ocean,and
as our massive buildings are mele of one
tailed !sport another;so do the little 1110
of life contribute tb the bonding up of rielor.
dY diseases in the body.
Etperiemed roediool men claim that'
fully three-fourths of the nisi) anO women
enter the auromer season with little ille and
symptoms of disease, winch must develop
into :serious tied fatal trouides if not ban.
lobed at once.
We bear our friends complaining daily
of rbeumatio tendencies, sharp and daring
neuralgia paha% dyspepsia, pains in the
side and back, nervousness and aleeple08-
neue and we see with our own eyes the ef-
feats of impure blood in facial blotohee,
rotations and wee. Tho little ills and
pause of to -day build up the alarming and
fatel diseasee that follow days and weehs
-ot neglect.
Wiee and intelligent people who have
'oohed into the claims of Paine's Celery
Compound and followed its remarkable
cures of relatiyes, Mends and neighbore,
nee irthemseves with faith and confidence,
to banish their syniptema of • coming
troubles, ei cleanse tbe bleadho re-establieh
nerve force, energy and bodily sttengtb, so
tbat they will be irk a condition to with-
stand the enervating effects of the cooling
hot weather.
In every community where Paiue'e Cel-
ery Compound has been used at this Beason
to banish diseasedt is regarded as a godsend.
Worker e n egneeS, shop', factories and
weary and rundown wiyea and mothers in
their homes have thanked Heaven for Dr
Patties' maudlin's preeoriptiont because it
made them Well. Try a bottle or two, oe-
who are ailing and sick; it will give yea
what you most stand in need ot— health
and new life.
•
The Cosmopolitan.,
-
.o. very cur tens bi-literal cipher which
has been discovered by Mrs Gallup
-running through the first editiobe of
Bacon works, bas exerted Wide inter-
est ID the literai y wild. • This cipher
Consists of the tate of two wrong -front
letters at intervals, combinations of
' these two letters in groups ,of five don-
stituting an alphabet. These repeti-
tions of a wr ong-font let ter cannot have
been matters of chance. Whether
• placed there by Lord Bacon or by the
printer, remainsin doubtalf by theft! int-
er, they relate a wonderful romance—.
the story of Queen Elizabeth's marriage
to the Earl of Leicester when con
fined In the Tower prior to the 'Queen's'
accession ; tbe• birth of two sone, of
whom Lord Bacon was the elder, the
Earl of Essex the other. .Lbrd Bacon
considered himself the heir to the
throne of ts England. The ,bi-literal
cipher further tells that Queen Eliza-
beth conderamed her own son; the
Earl of Essex, to death. The Cosmo-
polite"' for May contains an article
by Prof. Garrett P. Serviss fully re-
viewing this remarkable romance—
if it is eoncluded to haye tieen inserted
by the printer—or tragedy if inserted
see/ by Lord Bacon.
-* or of the eitior.
Castletonhal have beeo making some
:big improvements in ray library.
Clubberly—What have you been do-
ing ?
Castleton—Oh, giving away a lot of
books.—Detroit Free Pres%
4-4-a -
Mrs. Bacon—Why do you suppose they
call the eniployment agenciesbureaus 7
Mr. Bacon—Because a fellow can never
find what he wants in one, I suppoie— s
,
i The widespread interest in the dairy
induetry is shown by the returns just
received by Superintendent Creelman of
the new dairy institute meetings in
Western thitatio. Fourteen gatherings
were held, and, .there was an aggregate
attendance of 2,200. gxpert inatruetion
was given on tile teecong and care ot
the dairy cow, and on the care, band.
ling and manufacturing of milk. A
series of twelve meetings are UM in
progress in eastern Ontario. Mr. Creels
man, as Secretary of the Fruit Grower.?
Association, bas also completed erharige;
meets for 47 fruit institute meetings,
covering the fruit seetions of thrs-Pron
vine% to begin on Friday and last until
the middle of April. These Will inellide
valuable orchatd demonstrations.
Very /important Domineers, G
Dairying Is a very important business,
and a herd of good cows is worth more
in every respect than any other kind of
stock. The bovine is both meat and
milk for the human family, without
which existence is Almost impossible.
Note the capacity of each cow and feed
'accordingly*, as some Will be found able
to pay for better feedingthan others.
In order to know this) weigh each cow's
product ; then, knowing what tbe, feed
costs, it is a very easy matter to know
whether you are feeding -at a prat or
loss..
Rave a silo if possible ; if not, then
secure an abimdance of corn fodder, well
cured, with some roots and a geed sup-
ply of brain, oil meal, corn meal and
ground oats. These, with good. early
Out clover or cowpes, hay, will provide
a good range of rich milk -producing
food. Now, with a warm, well -lighted.
and properly ventilated. stable, with ab-
sorbent to save. all the manure, both
liquid and solid, you are ready to feed
your cows for profit. Feed liberally, but
not blindly. Weigh and compound a•
'balanced ration.—L. E. Kerr in Agrictil-
. ., ,‘
tura' Epitomist.
TUE CLINTON NEW ERA
ea,
Just a glimpse of a• Woolen's face is
Ofterrall thatis needed to tell the story.
or her daily : iffering. No woman can
-endure for long the pan sof-womanl
eases without failing of in faee and forw.
Women who have been cured of
womanly diseases by the use of Doctor
Pierce'a Favorite Prescription, frequently
refer with pleasure to the gain in appear-
ance as well as in feelings, wincli has
COme with, their cure.
"Favorite Prescriptiour curet irregu-
'lathy, dries weakening drains, heals
indaintnation and ulceration, and curet
female weakness.
Sick wothen are invited to consult Dr.
Pierce, by letter, free. All correspond-
ence treated as sacredly private -and
confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Yi
evour medicines have done me so inuch good
I feel like a different woman,44 writes Mrs. Mary
Murphy, of Milton, Trimble Co„ Xentucky. Six
months ago 1 began to think 1 would not see
another well day,hut had made up.my mind to
w
folioyour advice and give Dr. Pierce's inedi,
eines a thorough trial. I have taken six bottles,
of ravorite Prescription,' six of 'Golden Md -
teal Discovery,' four vials of Dr. Pierce'Pellets,
trim bottles of • Smart -Weed," Also sorae 'Lotion
Tablets,' Have gained five pounds since last
August. will tell the good IleWS to all suffering
invalids,„for it was a 4 neavenly message' to. me
when I mend out what,to do for relief,”
"Favorite Prescription o maker' weak
women strong, sick women well. Accept
no substitute for the medicine which
works wonders for weak women.
The People's Medical Adviser, free on
receipt of etaraps to pay expense of cus-
toms and mailing only. Send 31 one -
cent stamps for the paper -covered book,
or eo stamps for the cloth -bound venom
to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Keep Mega Thrifty.
"Let's see," said the Observant BOW*.
er, "didn't the vernal poets say,: 'Hail;
gentle rmring'?"
"They did," replied the Cross-eyed
-Boarder, "and spring accepted the invi-
lowing them to eat it as they please, and tation."—Pittaburg Chronicle Tele -
they usually are pleased to at it pretty graph.
freely, especially the breeding stock kept_,
by Bobby—My gra1I'Ma's so old she ain't
over winter, and it has been found
test that fettening . hogs put on. flesh got a tooth in her head. .
more rapidly when they can resort tOTommy—Ain't she I Well, ritebby
this mixture RS they please. It prevents'they're in her .bureau drawer, like my
the 'gravel eating, which sometimes Aunt Tillie's is siometimeria—Fhilidelphia
seems to keep them from growing. The Bulletin.
Bureau of Animal Industry; U. S. Depart. '
ment of Agriculture, sends out the •fol- The late Bishop of Ely was once talk.'
lowing recipe, which we.are not sure is big to a laborer, and he let fell a re -
any better than the one we give above.. mark which plainlyshowed that he had
Chareoal; sulphur and black antimony; no idea how turnips should be sown,
of etch one pound, nIiXed .with common }ledge looked 'athim round -eyed i
salt, baking .sieda, sulphete of soda's, ,eanazement, • ,
• hyposulphite of soda, of each two pounds, ,""E a Bishop, indeed! . Whey, re hila
If given in the feed; one teaspoonful is fit to 'Old a plough!" '
allowed daily to each hog. The lions ,
also need in winter, espedially the breed- • Mrs. `a"hsampeina-So your friend Smit
ing .sows, either roots or green feed of , IS the proud father a triPletif, is he ?
Some kind. We think raw roots are
arumpem—,Not thd t 1.1enow of. Wh
clover hay. They wilt always eat' it r ' —
111 s Triunnem—Whv' y.ou were toil
dreedily.--American •Cultivator. iug in dyour sleep last night and sal
The hog seems to need sorae earthy.
or mineral matter to enable it to digest
its food well. For this purpose many
give salt, wood ashes and charcoal, al.
better than cooked ones, but if ther
are not at hand give' every day a lock or • Bata so 7".
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A-Shaggish,
'Got three of a kind, have you, Smith 7
Well, that beads me,'
Trumpem—Did I 7 Well, L wonder
whet ever made me dream such a fool
thing as that 7—Chicago News.
--04— •
Inactive Liver • "Do you mean to tell nie," asked the:
Chairman of the Investigating Conemita
When the liveris clogged by the mac- tee, that you let this contract to the
twin, of the kidneys and bowel% it becomes lowest hulder ?"
torpid and fails to filter the bile from the • "Yes, sir," belligerently answered the
blood, thus producing biliousness and a Superintendent of Construction. "The
generalinipanment of the digeitivesystem. man I let It to has his office in a sub -
The tongue is coated, the head aches, • baseinerit."—Chicamo Tritiune.
digestion is imperfect; there is aching of.
the limbs
weight and and back, feelings of fullness, .
By reference to the 'back files, it will
soreness over the stomach and
, Snoes
liver; the eye becomes yellow and pun- he
found, as a rueniing not
•
IOvalle lande deserve as much. RUM.
, Lion in eprin,g as any other portion of
the farm. Grass ie really the mins
erring of farming. for wherever there is
a, good stand of grass there will be an
excelleot prospect for hay, pasturage
and soil improvement. Fertilizer shoeld
' be applied before grass starts, and the
• spring rains will carry it down to the
rents and give the crop. an early start,
wilich will greatly assist in euduring
drought in the summer. No pasturage
or grass plot should be expected to give
crops without manure or fertilizer.
Wood ashes make an excellent fertilizer
for grow -and -a light appliiratiore ofnita
rate of soda will give good results. If
cattle are given the run of a grass plot
when the ,grass is young they will do
more harm to the grass by trampling
than can result ire= any oilier cause.
Grass exhausts the soil the same as any
other crop, and the land Must be sup-
plied with the plant foods removed. It
there are bare places in the pasture use
the harrow over them and sow mixed
`Varieties of grass seedia,
,
The iinproenctive -Cow,,.What to do with the unproductive
cows is a. question that is puzzling many
farmers to -day. Much of the stock on
hand wM not return the value of the
feed needed to keep the raniinals, lf
the poorer animals of the herd are old
cows, which have passed their period of
osefulnese for the dairy, I would advise
selling for wbat they will bring as se-
cond quality beef. Old dairy cows will
not return in their final value the cost
of the feed necessary to fatten then.
Reifers or cows in the prime of life
may pay for fattening. This depends on
the araount of feed which must be pura
chased and used in this Way.
" Homegrown corn. and cottonseed meal
are the most economical grains to use
in fattening. , I would advise feeding
animals that are being fattened but.lit,
tle coarse fodder, and of this would use
the poorer grades, such as second quali-
ty hay and, corn stover, but would feed
liberally of grain for from four to six
weeks, and *then sell for what the ant.
mals will brihg, • • •
A grain ration made up of four hun-
dred pounds of corn meet and two hun-
dred pounds of cottonseed meal should
produce a rapid gain. This ration should
- be fed at the rate of from six to ten
• pounds a day, according to the size qf
the animal. All animals will gain faster
d they p g
period, but at the present prices. of
feeds will probably not, gain -enough to
pay for the feed if the fattening pro-
- cess is followed up beyond a ; certain
point. This point eau only be accur-
ately ascertained by frequent weighlog,
but will probably not be later than six
. weeks after feeding begins.--dhof. C. S.
'Phelps, in New-Englancl EComestend. .
Yonkers Statesman.
—a++--
. "Did you speak to my father about
Mid marriage 7" asked -11layhene.
"I did," answered Count Pheasiz.
"Did he give his consent 1"
"Yes after a fashion. He said that if
you had no more sense than t� be wilt
Ing to marry me you didn't deserve any
better fate."—Washington Star.
—+4+-...............
"Were you at 'Mrs, De- Styles' recep-
tion last evening nf asked the bud', art
they met down town.
"No," replied the youngman, "but I I
was at three balls." I
"Why, how delightful 1", she exclaim..
ed. "Where were they
"At my uncle's," replied the youth,
With a ataeruous sigh.—phicogo News.1
•
"What is college bred, pop 7"
"College bred, my boy, is something
which requires a lot or dough to mahe."
.--Yonkers Statesman. •
• Elderly Lady—Aren't you ashamed to
be seen smoking cigarettes, little boy? '
* Y am, but wot ri a t
feller to do when he ain't got de plitra '
of a eijtr 7—Plillade1olkin Record.,
sit hi here hi ChleagO until the sumrne
OA...and the conipleadori muddy ; the
urine Icf rdhly-eliloreclorinttherd• ntase-tioneeXell4d-tediehda=thineradillte
bowels irregular, constipation and lane- :
hess alternating. There is little use of . • .
treetinathe liver separately, as it can never Book agent—What! You say go
be set right until the kidneys and bowels never read this great book 7 Did 1 hea
are made active in removing the waste mat- yoo right .
tee frote.the body. , It IS for this very rea-• • Busy merchant—NO, , you dldn't hea
sOn that Dr, Chases Kidney -Liver pins nie Write, but you'll feel itie speak i
have •alwaOe provedso wonderfully suc- you don't get out..--Catliblic Standar
pessful in curing the most chronic cases of • and Times. • '
Hirer complaint, biliousness and complica-
teda.ilrnentsofthekudneysluverand bowels. A young "ninon of Philadelphia, vet
• One pill a dose, as cents a box. All has beautiful red hair, is the feache
dealers, Or E'dmanson, Bates & Co., of a Sunaay school class.- On a recen
Toronto. Sabbath the rector macle the anoounce
can
ff/CV E y
been $1110it+
Mg a goad deaf
lately and feel
an occasional
twinge of pain
round yourheart?
•Are you short of
breath, nerves
unhinged, sense. -
Lion of pins and needles
going through your
arms and fingers?
Better take a bon or two
of Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills and get cured
before' things become too
set•icrus.
' As a. specific for an
. . •
heart and nerve
troublestheycart-
not be excelled. A
true heart tonic, blood'
enricher and nerve re -
✓ newer, they cure nervousness, sleepless-
ifess,,.ogrxma.prostratipn, pioker's hoatt,
..palpitation of the heart, atter sneers or ia.
. grippe, etc. .
tt Price sac. pisr box or 3 boxes for Saes
✓ at all druggistS,..cr.willa be sent on receipt.
of, price . • • „
• , • : : The T. Milburn Co., Limited, '
f., • . .Toronto.:9nit •
d • • ' •• •
. REGULAR
. •
% kikerenee to Method Das Everything -1e
Do With Dairy success.
7. - CONviti are creatures Of halilt, and
the habits of their owners ate reffecte
ed in'their inlik yieltda: The dairaniutn
Who milks his cerwii at a . regular
• houiranight Sod .morning, will.fireord
dn eighth or .tenth more railn frora
" . them than though there was a varia-
tion.•of an Initir or .two In the milk -
Ing hours every clay: The wrier has.
Seen this practically tested to hio
eatisfaction, ' on seine :large dairY
• farMS itt Central New Yerlf. :The
methodical dairyman; • "as regularasa
atittelnahrontaddr came out ahead ey oryd
hithis as'aa 1"anMTP=Tdd'dthaartatoraas
Bight" now, at the beginning Of thd
tictiOe ,dairy eason, Is the best peas
Bible time to. put this role of regu-
larity into : practice. • .Da ryinen
eliould make it a rule, say, to millt
their cows at 6 o'clock An the morning
and 6 &dock at • night. After this
rule haS been once • established on.
the premise% it shOuld be, like the
lo.ws of .tbe Medea and Persians, un -
Alterable and .reeneeted aecordlitglar,
It is SU* edit:Minion occurrence to
dot othdr farni duties interfere witha
the regulartare and milking of cetrai
'that It inaar be had to make geniebee
lidve who ought to Ittiqw better, that
etrict adherence to method hes. anyta
thing to do with dairy success.: It
ean be safely Bet deWn that if a man
Th ....ducting what he olio "inliecl
fir thing," "deTerfiligaldad'ilffithtte
the "Mixture," .that his cower can be
Made to par more 'Di proportion than
any or his otherngricultural interests
Thia wt11 not be consummated under
Ordinary care an usage. 1i mit, t
give bis mileh Cattle extraeedinary
attention irt order to .reap the benefit
. Of their fell capardlitiee, ThM 'retired
garming" businese, Of 'which •dalryitig
is euppeeed to fOrtri an integral Part,
- r. Chase s ment of a hymn to beu
sng and risin
0
wave4 his hands, and the organ pealed
--for h ' •
s a ad—hrs,--0 r eady=einga"
Kidney-Liver Pdls
• A small and precocious youth
young. woman's class aald "— • '
•
' "Why don't you sing: Miss Frisbee?'
Those who have been anxiously loon-. "Me 7 Ot, I never sing" repiied the
Ing for the early pullets to begin laying, teacher, smiling her prettiest,
and who met with •• disappointment, a "But," exclaimed the boy, "the min,
should' not be discouraged Endeavor , later' says you must, , Didn't he twit
to learn the pause of the backwardnest ' Say, 'Now, Reddy, sing f"
of the pullets and correct the difficulty
if 'possible. Pullets that have .beet _ 41;-'^tr• •
forced m
by.a high system Of feeding ay
hal,:e red combs, and yet not begin to onderful Home ieipei*
ay eggs, They may be very fat, or
have the large rice on their heads.
The Ablest Analytical ()hamlets
Some of them may be slaw in maturing
and crowding of the flock may sobJect
hem to uneonifortable conditions.
The best remedy ter the diffleulty Is to
Change the diet. Begin by• giVIng no
OLUTE
SECURIT
a f
say They are the Best.
The ablest and best analytio chemists in
ood for 48 hours andethen alloorstsvo the wbrld offirm Wilhetit hesitation that
Meade only•eikeh date, giving bufity food, Diamond Dyes are the purest and best
such as cut clover eprinkled with bran, ,dyeatuffs for home dyeing. All. the colors
n the zooming, and lean meottatglit. are guaranteed t ast to light • and washing
Every other day, at aight, P$ '
with ilea • the` odor more gocids package
easpoonful of linseed meal with bran, for package, than any other dye in the
naoistened. The changing of the food Ali there are imitation
s better than medicine of ally kind, s World,
Diamond Dyes, ladies should be careful of
i of the'popnlat
retillenCY a failure to lay may result
dettlere who attempt to recommend the
rout lack. of food containing the ease*.
MI substances for egg produetion, I worthies:I make", It should be remember,
ed that theta imitation dyes are made up of
Dry food should be preferred for
hinlos; meleadc
as food -that kr veils aa....,"" poisonous adtilterations and the hande are
—often iidared by them,sagDhutond.Dt ail Axe _
eaten, forces the chicks to takemore ao easy to USG that even a child can work
Water than they require. Never allow with them successfully.Bee tlust, your
hr food to "mein over attar fPedirligi, dealer Supplies yon with ihe "Diamond ;"
nd always feed on f refuee all other%
mall teed% Bitch as those ot hemp and 11 you are biteteOted in home mat and
Millet, are exedlent for chicks at all rug making, send your Eidareas to The
tagee of growth. • Wells & Richardson Co., Liniitecl, 200
Eggs are cheaper, and Inky be ehealier Mountain St., Montreal, P, thaand you
uring the aummer then Wirer before. will read%) free of omit new designsao se.
losimomem ,
Genuine -
Carter's
• •
Little Liver ?ills.
Must Bear Signature Of To keep eggs for higher prices do not leot from.
"Hine them as liMed eggs do not Will •
4,4702t,
$ea ParAitilmilla Whipper &lova
Veil anion end aa'ettsy
fa take aa awe. • .
tiotret, FOR DUDACK&
Eno RIR DIZZINESS.
tilt ma DILIOUSNESS. t
t OW ilorieEl. The first point to keep . a
A
n vitae Is that there Must be no melee ermilius arvisaTorontO, has cont..
combination
n the dock, aft 'infertile eggs will keep pletud arra.ngernents for a
of the salmon canners of 13ritish Col.
three times as long at the fertile ones. ,
If that rule Is not overlooked; the keep.
Ing of eggs will not be clifileelt De not sTwo hundred furniture inenufactnr.
buy eggs to store away, fie such egg; ors who clItim to control Sil per cent, of
ihrlY P01110 from yarde containing mama. the trade in the 'United, States have ("i-
t° gouty cos „Imam it wale, or gatitzed a trutt and, advanced priees
aelchlg material are necessarP. ginip'y A MARVKLIA0(18smEtdinu,
eep the eggs in a cool place (the (oOle ' Having a direot and combined action on
r the better), Onrhelco or in any man. the liverandkidneye, Dr. Ohaite'e Kidney -
et` 00 OA to permit of turning the% hat g rattail Pills will positively allr0 Party corn.
ver three times 4 week. Tho method piloted rola onto win& cannon° reached
tty appear very simple, but It is the by any of her medicine, and hence It ex-
alt known. But do not overlook the traordinary mom and and popularity, 1111 -
et that no Melee are to be kept. They lemma liver complaint, Bright's disease,
ra net noccoeara union marl are des deranged Itidneye and etomitch troublee are
fret! for hatching purpoars, as the hoe' promptly and thorn:101y overeoine by this
111 lay without their presenee. P. ug nreftt faniilY Mediator. One Pill il, &Mr
iv ...A FON 11.10
pi LCs4 PDS DONUIPATIN31.
rim SALLOW 8KIR. b
rot VSF.0096"k1C.X1Wit ,Itt
*tete inzarinturrar MUM' 172,..2 , ".
ecos Vtarelif "getable. ev4r-c;cat;
itcobS, In Ainerican Gardenitut: 2,5 Cents ft bor.
CURE SION: EISACIAOHW
4.4'
Is the eattae Or a. Whole lot of infer-,
dor col% poor milk and butter toei
Merl re profltg, 14 fe bfgh latt
,d.itrying, titular such conditions.,
thottld be regarded at ite true 'worth,
both for the profit Of egrteuittire tad'
he quality of milk PrOduetta
to not stop toatioe a five -cent hill
Of beans when yog shOuld be milking
it fifty -dollar COW, or one that Would
le Worth • fifty &Mats if Rho won,
•
• Don't tall to four kisrastanee it
tonna. Worthiestracur in driving up
the creare, when every hurried step
they take causes their blood to surge
toward fever heat, and result3 itt tri
that will undergo dangerous fathead-
allattiVei changes very quickly...di, E. 11.4
in rant and Trade.
tnilked regularly,
MOWS IttellIel.`
Gen. Ian Hamilton in a large driving
Operation in the western Transvaal has
captured IVO Boers, aniong them De-,
larey's brother. a
Wesley Van Wart. an 'adieu, was
burned to death in a barn near Doer.
onto, It is supposed he set the building
.on Are with his cigar.
Miller's Kidney and Bladder Pine are
sold at 25e per box, 13014 by all Clintork
druggiate,
it George F.011allorn, of Montreal,
has been appointed Deputy Minister of
Agriculture to succeed the late Mr W.
B, Scarth,
pressiy for week Oidueys, bladder, pain in
the back to, Sold by all Clinton druggist°.
A. woman balloonist. named Edith
Brooke% was -dashed to death at hbef-
fleld through the failure of the Para"
chute,
Miller's Grip Powdera Cure. sola by
aU Clinton kit uggiete.
Postmen in the Cardigan district.
Wales, carry stamps for sale, a spring
balance for weighing parcels, and, in
oriditiout undertake to poet articles of
ell description,
Itillerh Compound Iron Pil 8) only 25.0
for 60 doses, Sold by all Olinton druggiets
•Ruseian newspapers state that Oen
Von Wahl, Governor of Vilna. Was
shot for eruelties perpetrated upon
polltical prisonere under hie orders,
Ile had been cond'enaned to death by
the Central Revolutionary Committee
and received warning letters to that
effect.
NERVtLINE'S MAGIC POWeiR OVEtt
RAIN
Magical because it is potentd-a moon-
tration of the moat soothing and pain-sab-
cluing remed ee known to the niedioal
world, Iderviline is simply out of comport.
on with any other remedy, • Thoasandis
wlao have used it can testify to Ws. or
viline is an infallable remedy for cramps,
oolde, rheumailepapain in the baok—pains
internal and pains erternel, 'Druggists sell
it everywhere.
About 8,000 men, suspended from
work on the Erie Railroad as a result
of the coal strike, bave t etunied work
again,
.Stakes, centipede's ittel other poison, us
things mayassail you an your walks
through lieid and forest.. Be mire to have
s bottle of Perry Davie' Tairilsiller in the
house and you ran no risk. Direetions on
the wrapper., . .
A Revival of Old Signe. '
"To Master Martin, at ye" sign. of ye
Grasshopper, Lombard street, Lotidondi
To be in keeping with the surround-
ings,- letters intended for the Merchants
of. Lombard street .sheuld' be addressed
' after the manner set out .above daring
the 'coronation week, Baysa London
paper. , ae
'. • For that brie: but glorloup period the
thoroughfare in question will hark back.
to mediaeval times—to the tithes when,
if rd'nursa eould read he Was regarded as.
, a ,monunient of learning and an exceinple
to younger contemporaries. .
,
Few ,people, however,: could read in
those days:: Hence it collie about that
the 'banks, shops and taverns , were.
• identided by :signs which projected from ..
their fronts. , Anybody could recognize
the picture of an "angel" or a "phoenix"
or a "unicorn"—though, , Of course, zio.
body hadever seen one of the trioa in
reality—w-hereas to decipher the paint-
ed word would have plunged the pecks-,
, trian into a •difficulty from which not
. even • the "watch" could Imre ' rescued
him. ' The universal solution of .such
problems suggested by "risking a police-
man" is a deviceof more modern times;
True, the assistance of the "Charlie"
might have t� be invoked Where •in one
'street there happened to be a multiplica-
tion of "Bells," "Bulls" or "Bellows";
-dbitt so' faxects-nessitaile this conftision was
avoided by making the 'Tailed and
!Tulle" of varied color Or • of (natio-
. . .
guishing virtues. . ,• • a '
Altogether,. the plan answered ad-
mirably, Out thd abodes of 'the' Lom-
bard street bankers and merchants were
Picked out with far greater ease two
hundred years c...'n than is the casewith •
the erratically imixibered street of to-
day. -
It was a happy idea, with Whomsoever
it originated, to revive these old signet
as a detiora tive feature for the eoron-
ation 'festivities. • Most of the sighs
were destroyed by the greet lire, which
devastated Lonibard street—the Ott -
break begen dose to the southern end
of it --others were lost: buit, thanks •
nieinly to Mr, Hilton Price, the Major- "
ity of:the designs have been unearthed, '
rind 'from these the new signs will be
fashioned. The present proposal is to
make then of hollow gifts ,s so that they
eau be. illuntinatedhatabight, The ere
feet will be both plead .
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¥ay 30th, 1902
'Peso WOV0A Wire V0400
Is the only reliable fence for holding stook Owing
te,_ the Conti/molls coil or spiral spring, 1470,7
nit" wire will withstand a strainof11,0WPOunda;
ordinary 11o. 7 wire will onty 0=4 a etrein
or .1„104 pounds Common wire wnen coiled or bent
etraighten out with the first strain and remain
so. Page fences are now very eberip2 and,,YOUltnovir
they hove always been the beat. **ponces are
used, by all Canadian railways.
14-a Pans 'Agra Penes Co.. Limited. Walifforliffe,Ont, 4
ow spring goods•
res, Goods:
Muiins
Prin:ts
c+111-0,arAs.
tacos and Embroideries ,
• , of el kinds
R Coats Son
FURNITURE
BROADFOOT: BOX & CO.
The etealy increase in oar trade ie good priof (attire 'fad that oar gooier are righdand
our prices lower than time of other dealers in the trade.
We ratinofacture furniture on a large male and can afford to sell cheap. If yoe hay
tram us, we OOVeforyou the.proilt, which, in other oases, has to be added in
the retail dealer.
Thie week we ba ve passed into stook some of our new designs. Space will not permit
a us to quote prices, but come and see for yourself whet snaps we have to offer.
Renieraber—we are detertnined that our prices sball be the owest in the trade. . •
UNDERTAKING,
In this department our stook is complete, and we nate undoubtedly the best Innen
outfit in the county. Our prices are as ow 'tte the lowest.
BROADFOOT9 BOX & CO -.I w. chime*
• Manager
.p; g.—Night and Sunday 'Calls ittter del to by calling t W4 lid(' I ly' (Funere
Director) resale:ids .
Fon
DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY,.
. .COLIC, CRAMPS,
PAIN IN THE STOMACH
AND ALL ,
"SUMMER COMPLAJNTS.
•
•
ITS EFFEOTS ARE MARVELLOUS.
,tr MITI LI
BELIEF ALMOGY INSTANTANEOUS.
Pleasant, Rapldt Ro1fab1uEffectual,
ZVirtif MOUSE SMO OLD NAV( fria
SOK Volin eltintroar POO it. VAIUI 110 ottlite.
Prilegis 350,
\V/
•Y7.71`
Ripans Tabules hold, their
place as the' Etupreme remedy
which cures dyspepsia,,indiges-
• tion, stomach; liver and bowel
troubles sick headgeho and '
constipation. No other single
remedy boa vet beenfound
since the twilight of medical
history whim is capable of do-
ingso much good to so large
a majority of mankind.
AT DRUGGISTS
The Ilve-cent packet is enough for an
ordinary ocoitsion; The family bath", sixty
cents, contains a supply tura- year..
,
Notiee to Creditors. •
Notice le hereby given that all persons hav-
ing airtime against the estate of Margaret
-Mathes, tate of the town of Clinton in • the
County of Huron, married Woman, who died on
' Zintgligrr ?laglhgfigal'oritin,tr°101,
t. (louver*. donee Scott, Oilmen, unterie.
solicitor for the mentor of the wilt of tho
said deceased, their monies, addresses and
• r tact ptions anct the full partleinara of their
olefins. And further take notice, that after
• eta met mentioned, date, the ex,4_,A tor will
preened to diatritnite the awls + Wale said
doomed among the parties entitled _thereto,
, having regartionty Who elaimsof whienheshali
, then have notleo and that the said axis:tutors
Will not lie liable for the said ailsots or . eV
i' part thereof- to any person 0,1,1:lemma of
whose Maims notification not h ""„, a been re
unveil by him at t ho Minn of Ruch distribution.
TAME'S SCOTT*
Me tutor for William fillibInga, filvonutor,
Dal nil
rmy Stit•-or Clinton, this 5th deft Of NV) 19024
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