HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-07-18, Page 3THE CLISTQN MTN /AA,
A Me in Peril,
Story of a alri Salted a
Newspaper Hrtice.
She Buffered from Headache% Dizzineee
.and Night Sweets—Her Friends Fear-
ed She Was Going into Colainirap-
tion.
7E'reraELIA.venir, St Jerome, Que.
Among the thoneands of young girls who
'bless De Williams' Pink Pills for safely
taming them through that most perilous
period of their liveirwhen they step from
girlhood Into the broader realm.of woman-
hood, there ie none more enthusiastic than
MIMI Gabrielle Thomas, a young lady
known to inost of the residents of St.
•jerome, gee, and greatly &Seemed by all
her acquaintances, To a. reporter of
14'Avenir du Nord, Mies Thonme said:
"Froth the time I was fourteen until I was
eighteen yee,re of age my health wae very
bad. I was very weak ; had no appetite
•end eould do no work. At night I per -
(Spired greatly and frequently slept but
little. I Buffered from headaches, dizziness
and could warmly move about without be-
coming breathless, and I finally reaohed
etage when my friends feared I was going
into consumption. 1 was under the care
of doctors, but their treatment did not
help, me. I then tried several advertised
'medicines, but with the same poor resulte
and 1 had come to think I could not get
better. One day I read in a newspaper the
etatement of a young girl whose symptoms
were almost identioel with my own, ,who
-wee oured by the nee of Dr Vv Mame Pink
Till% I then deoided to try this medicine
and have reason to bless the day 1 did, so. •
I had only used the pith; a few weeks when
.1 began to get better, and in ,a ocluple of
Months everyeiymptom of my trouble • had•
dieaPpeeded at d. I was as strong and
healthy (Many girl cf my age. I have
since always enjoyed the beet of health and
1 shall be glad indeed if my experience
proves helpful to some other suffering
girl."
Th,e happinees of health 'for both men
and women lies io the timely use of Dr
WilliamsPink Pills, which act ae a nerve
tonic and supply new blood to enfeebled
systems. They have mired many thous
-
ends of oases of anaemia, "deoline," con-
sumption, pains in the back, neuralgia de-
pression of spirit, heart palpitation, in-
digestion, rheumatism, sciatica, St Vitus'
dance and partial paralysis. But sub-
stitutes should be avoided if you veins
your health; eee that the full name '"Dr
Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People" is on
every box. Sold by all dealers or sent post
paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
lev addressing The Dr Williams' Medi-.
nine Co*, Brookville Ont. .
Interesting items.
On the !Leland tit Jerseygirls do. the
• ddying on the golf links, and we are
Aold that they are very good caddies.
,too; that they get over. the fear green
quite as alertly, as the boya do, have
• equallY sharp eyes, and that.theY "spit'
prettily on the ground for luck," when
In their maidenly .judgunent It seems
nectessary4
A careful egtamate, obtained from
official and 'other sources,. of • the . avail.
able street, window, stand, and other
scoornmodations along. the route to be
bellowed. by the coronation .prOcession
of King Edward next Month, -.reveals .
the feet that • Coneldenably -•over. - two
million people can. seethe show wiehe.
out Inconvenience. .It is -estimated that
asartly four hundred dad • fifty- thou -
and d'ollars has been expended in the,
erection of stands. •- •
„ .
Experiments at the University of
Michigan are reported as indicating
that a galvartie current • tends to pre -
mote the growth of animal tissue. The
fact that electricity • promotes • • plant •
growth tuppears to . have suggested.
these experiments. 'Guinea -pigs: .con-
fined in. a cage through which an: elec.-.
trlo Cu.rrent, wutis cortstanIly. PEtesIngt
gained 10 per .cent. more:Weight In
. elven time than other pigs of the same •
age, fed with the same food, but. con-
fined in,a non -electric cage:
•
The first reunion of the 'descendants
- of Brigham Young, the founder ot. the
. Mormon Church, is to take place soon
1.--zrat .Lake Young. wart ...the
father of 56' children, 47of whom sur-
vived him.- From. these eprang 294
• grandchildren, and there. aze 745. great-
grasidchildren. .This =aka: a total of
.. over 1,000 descendants•of. a man w.tto
died since the Civil. War. They are
scattered • in all parts of .the
• sOine by chatige or residence, some on
missions, and others traveling.
• " Smoking Church ,Services" are the
latest innovation in London, and pro-
mise to .attfracet workingmen- who have
hitherto been 'outeide the .pale of re- •
'igloos' influence. Archdeacon Wilber-
force at WeStminster started .the move-
ment In April by inviting the men- Who
were fitting• up the Abbey for the. cor-
onation to .attend service...1n the (*els-
•ters during their lunch hour, and .84V-
.ing each man an ounce • of tobacco.
.Many accepted the Inidtation ;and
JJOIned heartily in the services.
It might be thought that a glacier
would be the last place to search. for
•Microbee. Aboording to a note pre -
*sated to the Pails Academy of
liclerices by Janneen, the celebrated
Frenth astronoiner; however, M. .Ettnot,,
chief of the PaSteur Institute labora-
tory, has lately been ttidying the Mont
.gleolers from the bacteriological
.standpotint by taking borings at differ -
eat points, s� as to ..brring up' speci-
mens of ice froall verities depths. An
encamination ahoont that inall layere,
Of the glaoleA lee , colonies Of microbe*
different speclee are present.
• aztele -- •
• .The Sight of it Whets The
• Appetite
MALT BREAKFAST FOOD.
Always a Welcome Dish At
The Morning Meal
many Use It Twice a Day in the
Rot Weather
Kismet,
Two men lived together: One was
, timid. the Other bold. Said the timid
Mari "Really, life grows Tnore and more
dangerous. To -day it is an explosion,
iltemorrow a fire, the third day a htirri-
eau% One dare. not travel on a. train
for fear of collialone, nor is it aafe to
go afoot fdr.lear of motor cars. 1 an
going to give up going outdoors."
But his friend said: "How differently
are we constitutedi 'You are in love
with life and fear danger, Now, I do
n'ot fear peril of ant kind, and as for
life, It la net worth a rush to me. In
bseat, I made up my mind this morning
that I would go ever Niagara .Falle in
n barrel."
At this the other' shuddered end
said: "Bat you will go to certain
death."
"And tf I do I belt follow the exam-
ple ef all who have preceded me since
Adam. This certain death is almost as
old as the hlfl. Farewell. I go to ore
der any barrel."
Whoa the venturesome one had gone
the timed one prepared for his life in-
door% Be made beet the doom and
caused sheeting of tin to be put over
the windows so that no sudden explo-
radon could break tite. ,e4ass and kill him ,
In his room. This lett him Without
light, but bealld not dare use a candle
Or a lamp for fear an earthquake might
upset it. Life in the dark was not alto-
gether a joy, but he ,had the cornpan.y
of his thoughts and they were pleas-
ant, for he had not atwlays been so
timid. After, a few hours he became
accustomed to the hakf-light and was
able to prepare bes meals. Every day
fruit and milli and bread were let
down his dhimney.
'Meanwhile the ven,tureetome one or-
dered hia barrell, and 'when It was
made he went to Ni-gara and paid an
Idiot one dollar to roll him into the
.river. And atter he hid pecked him-
self in he claimed at the sky and .the
earth and the water with a suspicion
61 ferret, and then In a firm Voice he
bade the Idiot put on the 'cover and roll
Min in, Mid the Mot did as .he was
asked and went into town to spend his
And over the Fails of Niaglara went
the 'barrel, .and a few minutee later,
still. intact, It floated into a cove and
the venturesome one broke his way.
out, somewhat jarred but able .to be
about. •
'The p...sage of the Fella had given'
Olm.- a certain .joy in life, and it Was
with attegether different -feelings that
he returned to his home. No one but
the
the Idiot knew pf his deed, but he did
not oare for that. • If he had diedthat,
would have been the end. NOw that •
he lived he would be alble to show his
friend that the most dangerous :place
the • world was_ net necessarily.;the
hcirne of death. . •
He was amazed to find the h'ouse
tirined un and lodked, and When his
• knocks on the front door brought fie
respcinse ',he calledto the timid one,
that he Was no.burglar, but hie friend,
safe " home from his passage '0! the
of Niagara. •
.. "Come, let Me in and 1 shall tell you
•ehat my feelings were as I went over."
But there wan noresponse, so at lag
he *put his sfhoulder to the front door
and. stove. It In • •, •
. And he found that his timid . friend,
had chokedto deash on a crust of
reeee,1 Ireaa.riee Patten TJOOMIS..
RICH BLOOD \
•Strong Nerves
When the blood gets thin and watery,
.as it usually does at this time of year, the
nerves are first to suffer; they are starved
and exhausted, Headache, dizzy spells,
indigestion, weak action of the heart,
languid, depressing feelings, weakness
and functional derangements of the bodily
• °reaps are the result.
You can feel Dr. ,Chase's Nerve Food
doing you good day by day, as it strikes at
the root of trouble and creates new, rich
• blood. You can prove that it builds tip
• new tissues and adds ,fiesh if you weigh
yourself each week while usingit.
Mr. J. McFaul, carpenter, 315 Manning
Avenue, Toronto, states:—"I have used
• Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for acute indiges-
tion, nervousness and inability to sleep,
and now, after a thorough test, I ara
• pleased to say that my nervous system
has been built up, and I rest and sleep
, well. I can speak very highly of this
• preparation, knowing it to possess curative
.properties vvhicli I have failed to find in
other remedies." 50 cents a box, at all
dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,
•Dr. Chase's
•n Nerve Food
Ballade ,of..!_toLed Furniture.
I" Behind the Iron doors, vihieh In the
New York warehouses must .number hun-
dreds of thousandri, and throughout ail
our other cities, millions,..the furniture of'
a myriad' households is stored—the effects
of people who have gone to Europe, or
broken up housekeeping Provisionally or
definitively, or have died, or been di-
vorced. They are the dead bones of
Homes, or their ghosts, or their yet living
bodies held in hypnotic trances, destined
again In some future time to animate
some house • or flat anew," --Mr. Howells
In "Harper's •Magazine."]
Years ago they were packed away—
Hammered and fastved and nailed ug
tight, •
To lighten the ravage of time's slecay.; •
Stered in the warehouse out of sight.
But these Hous (told Gods, by their
ancient rigle.,
Their rule still el ,irn o'er the realm
. • they've lost,
Though we think we've boxed up out
of the light *
he Mel dry bones of the Family Ghost.
The chairs are faded and worn and gray ---
Queer old things bf a monstrous height:
Ethers plena' would sound, t� -day,
Tuneless and harsh in its sorry plight.
Tom's rifle scarce would serve in a
fight,
•Pleaf,%re: Tan'tl,;7iUna"iiti kite,
The old dry bones of the Family Ghost.'
Some time they'll bring them all out,
they say,
And set them up again, brae* and
bright: •
80 there in the dark they let them stay
In the stupid old room where it's al-
ways night.
_Fatuous fancy', in ttaith'e despite,
Recklests trtist in an erePtY boast—
Why, the things are dead! They In
phantoms qtfite—
' The old dry bones of the Fatally Most.
ENVOI.
rune of the Godsl at kindnese smite,
And end in a Male he tawdrl••
1 Lest into their new bermes men hive -e
• The old dry titles of the Fanny Ghost.
• —McCready Sykes In "Life."
Malt Breakfast Foo& Is a blueing to
in the hot weather. A.monget
stli these' Clete& efriele,hrainenueole, a large
proportion hive weak and felling appet-
' Wee, and were it not for et relished dish
of delicious Malt Breakfast Food, the
duties and labors of the day could not be
properly met, Melt Breakfaat Nod
whets the weary appetite. It is alWaye a
WeleOme dish at the morning meal, Many
with great apSantsge use it for lareekfeet
and supper in the hot Weather, Try it for
week mid netts your gain in strength,
/OW WOW ree(Mitileilde it.
If the teacher could
wipe away the blotches
from her skin as easily
as slae does the earIcattue
with its pitnply face, she
would be s. happy
woman.
Pimples and eruptions
are more than a disfigure-
ment to *woman,—they
make her sensitive and
unhappy. The way to
• cleanse the skin is to
t.• purify the blood. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery purifies the blood, and re-
moves the clogging accumulations and
poisons which corrupt it. When these
are removed, pimples, boils, eruptions,
sores, and other conse uences of impure
blood are entirely cure •
•
• sror about one year and a balf ma face was
very badly broken out," writes mew Carrie
Adams, of ne West Main St., Hattlecreek, Mich,
ee spent a great deal of money with doctors and
for different kinds of medicine, but received no
benefit. At last I obtained a bottle of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Before I had taken
one bottleo s medicine I noticed a change, .
aud after taking three bottles 1 was entirely
cured. I can well reconatnend Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discoverype any one similarly.
afflicted:1
Accept no substitute for the RDiscov•
acy.n There is notht
ing I just as good.
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, roo8 pages, is given away. Send
3! one -cent stamps expense of customs
and mailing only, for the book in paper
covers, or so stamps for the volume
bound in cloth. Address Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
TEEpTe'ig-trff sou et it.
•
•
. Just ali1 authoritative rules are
needed that will fit the. caller and tdae ,
called. Says "Electrician:" 'Mr. Smith,
a busy man of businese, summons his
office boy, and says, "Please get Mr.,
Jones on the wire." 'The boy deepas
directed. It hapPens that neither maul
has attained the luxury of a desk eet.
Accordingly, when Jones es • informedt
y his boy 'that Mr. (Smith wants 'teii
talk to him over the telephone he lays;
.asIde what he is doing and walks to:
the instrument. There he hears the•
familiar "Hold the wire a minute:,
lelOse," and Wskita Pateently, or per-
haps impatiently, until Smith Is nett-,
fled that Mr. Jones Is "on the wire,"
'and goes to the telephone in his thrn.
Tone e bas' Wasted:same minutes of hii!
valuable time. 'Smith, on the other
hand, has lost no time. He could have,
saved Jones the waiting by directing
his bey to call up Jones' office, and as-
certain if he were In. Receiving an,
affirniative answer, he could then have
stepped to the telephone and called for
Jones, waiting himself until Jones re-
sponded. But in that case Smith would
have waited, and Smith doesn't care to
stand around any more than Jones
does. Tittle veiations; like great prob-
lerne,depend so mach on.the potot of,
view. What we need Is a system of
rules that shall. be equally respected
by Smith and Jones, whether either be
.the seeker or the sought.
The "Hen Deceiver."
• A friend of mine, says 'Pick -Me -
Up," has invented what he calls a "hen,
deceiver," for the purpose of promot-
ing industry amongst the ladies of the'
farmyard. The apparatus is simple,
and consists 'of a box for a nest, with
a trapdoor for the bottom, so that
when the' hen lays an egg it drops
through into a receiver , Underneath,
the door etesing autornatically, When
*the hen gets pp to look for the egg—it
has gone, and she' thinks she has made
a. 'mistake, and lays another.- A hen
has been known in this w4to lay fif-
teen eggs at a. sitting.
• Ping-pong appears to be' more suc-
cessful than Christianity lu India. The
native ladies 'of the Puelab have taken
it up,' • ••
• 'What' do you mean by saying She
just celebrated e ,r wooden wedding?"
"She married a blockhead"—Philadel-
phia "Press." • .
- "Goodness! how that railroad stock
does fluctuate." "Yes, it's a wise rail-
road stock that knows its.own par."—
Philadelphia "Press." . ,
• New' Woman—"Husband; •I need a
change. The doeter said, my life is too
monotonoue. I need excitement." Has-
band—"Try staying at home."
. Greene — They tell me you send a
good. many things to the"magazines, as.
well as to the daily papers. Come now,
10 . there any" money in literature?
Browser—If there isn't it Is no fault of •
raine. I never took any out of it,.
A mine explosion took pis ce at Johns-
town, Pa., and it is believed that the
dead °num ber 200.
DR. A. W. CHASES 0g„
0 CATARRH CURE ..":'
Is sent (direct to the diseased
parts by the Improved Slower.
Heals the ulcers, clears die air
passages, stops droppings.in the
throat, and permanently, cures
Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower'
free. All dealers, or Dn A. Mt Chase
Medicine Co., Toronto and ideffalo.
• A. dog at Rat Portage Committed
suicide by trying: to carry off a gun
that was loaded. ,
A 13ridgeburig Government official
seized 250 pounds of speckled trout
consigned to Chicago.
Niagara township is being sued for
$1,000 derrieres for lujuries received on
a bad road by a horse.. .
i,ON THE FOURS•QUARE PLAN.
The foimequare plan means that ell
=tomer% regardless Of rank Or station,
receive the same careful attention and
treatment 8! our atom: We are as pug°.
nine with the child who is sent to put-
t:hese some small arre,(e as we are with
• he perienced adult. We never enia
1What's yes' daddy a-doiti‘ these "tut° inferior drude when filling Yeul
slayer "Well, when he ain't a-fishindootor'e presoription. We never recom.
s a-lyin' 'tunan' Whert 1%e'a -
Mend the "something just as good.'
he', a
fIshin' he'ts a-iyite anyhowl"—A.tlanta
"Constitut100." Elmo Atm Unsmine
illy—My httebited Illtlecte to (Ms ,. Under all oirourcistanoes Of sicknes
. . a
bathing drese. Villy—.Oh, I don't as. end disesioe Paine's Celery Mrepouncl iii
„hutch In it. 111111Y—Oh, it !Mitt Ott. /es Ode, euro and unfailing. It oleanees and
what you see out of it that he °bleats purifies the blood, breoess the nerves
autgins....rettorpto la solar 0 1 taws who are weak and ruis-down. If you are
correotti digestion, and builds up them;
fiervotiO or sleepless, try one bOtt e • the
Is baby christened- Rill. BilrEirw4" reenlis will surprin yen. Our stoOk
ow strai.4e. htuggine—Oh, don't Pairiefil Celery Compound is always fresh
%now. Ile tame 491 60 drat of the and pure.
Menthe
311 HOVEY, Druggist, Ointon.
I guarantee ny nitwit Method Treatment to be a permanent and positive euro for
Varicocele and Stricture, without cuttine, stretching or loss Of time. In Varicemele
absorbs the baggiug. or wormy condition, equalizes circulation, stops pains In the groins,
also all drains, thereby giving the organs their proper nutrition, vitalises the parts end re-
stores lost powers: in Stricture It absorbs the strioioro tissue, stops &partite; seneation,
neryouseess, weaknese baeltaeheetc., while In all prostatic troubles le is the West-
ment oar exceelienoe. So, posteive am I tbat my treatiuent will euro you, yoacen
PAY WHEN CURED
YOU need pay nothing until you are convinced that a thorough and complete cure has
been established. This should convince you that I have confidenee in my Latest Method
Treatment, otherwise I coeld not make you this proposition. It makes no difference whe
hes failed to cure you, call or write me.
Each Tirne You Call You See Me Personally,
Or each time you write it receives rny personal attention. The number of years 1 na
established in Detroit, and the °urea I accomplished after given up by other doctors, has
pieced me as the foremost specialist ot the country. 00NeLlaTitTiene FREE, Cau or
write for blank fOr blank fOr home treatment. Perfect system ot home treatment for
those who cannot ecu. HOOK FREE. All medicines for Canadian patients shipped
from Windsor, Can, Ail duty and express ehltrgee prepaid. Nothing sent C. 0, D.
DR. GOLDBERG 208 wOoDWARD AVE:, COR. wILCOX
9 DETROIT, MICH.
Mainly About . People.
"There was a witty fellow out in
Michigan horepital," says Repreaenta.-
tive William Alden Smith, "who had
to be fed on a daily diet ox egg and
sherry. Hts physician asked him how
he liked it. 'It would be all right, floc- •
tor,' he said. '14 the egg was as new as
the sherry and the sherry as old as the
egg.'"
It is related that once, when the Earl .
of Lauderdale was at dinner with King
Charles, he remarked to the. King:
"There is a good saying, that fools
make feasts and wise men eat .them."
"There Is another as good," replied the
Earl of Shaftesbury; "wits mak•e jests
and fools repeat them:" and the King
advised Lauderdale to make sure of hie
man in future. ,
During the recent street car strike In
St. Louis, Professor Hyatt, the weath-
er observer, was about to get on
a car, when. a .mem•ber of the
stnike committee stepped up to
him and asked it he intended rid-
ing on the ear. The profestsror re-
plied that such was his intention. The
striker sought .tq persuade him- not to
ride, but he started to get on, tha car.
"Well, if you ride On that car we will
withdraw our patronage from you,"
said the striker.' '"I don't care 'whether
you patronize me or not. I'm in the
weather business,." replied Professor.
Hyatt, and lie entered the oar. a
In a Georgia .justice court a colored
witness was asked to naniethe time a
difficulty. occurred.. "Hit wuz in fod-
der pullin' time, suh," he replied. "You
anderstend me,"." ,said_the..Judge.
"i -mean; what time was dt by the
clock?" "Day warn't no clack dar,
suh," said the witness. • "Well, by the
slim' then?" ' "Now," exclairtned .the
witness, triurimhantly, "senee you hez
come right down ter busineas I'll telt
you•plein: Ef de Sun had been a -shin -
in' hit would er been 'bout two hours
en a half by sun; but ez- de sun didn't.
Show his face 'tail dat day I couldn't
say fer sartla des what time hit
• At the funeral of a lawyer of state
reputaeloa, who lived and praetised in
a town not far, from Philadelphia, and
who was known among his friends as
an unbeliever, an eminentgentleman
from Philadelphia reached the house
after the .minister had begun the ser-
mon, • Not knowing how far the serytee
had pregressed, he aocested a well-
known Quaker of the town, whir was a
friend of the deceased, and who was
noted for his grea,t sense of. huenor,
and, leaning over his shoulder, asked
in a whisper: "What pert of the ,ser-
vices have they reached?" To which
the Quaker, without a smile, replied:
"Just opened for the defence."
. .
• A story of peor Auretten Scholl,, who
lately .joined the 'majority, gives a
good idea of the caustic, humor twhich
made him an oddity among Firench.
writers. .At a celebrated cafe—not, i
think,. the Matson Dcireee 'though h• e
wae at one time a great supporter of
M. Verdier'se'alast moribu.nd •eatablish-
merit•a-he was • offered 'a• Burgundy,
which was .praiSedrby the host aa."true• "
velvet," but had, in feet, .become .a
little sheen with 'age. '"Yesi"e Said
Scholl, after tasting • it,. "velvet, but.
with .pins-draltl" Soon after came a
laterdeauxe said .ori, the same authority
to be "the moat ,genercius wine In lees
-
cellar." , "It Is," was this time . the. ver-
dict; "for it • has given away .all its
good qualities!" • •
' Magistrate Davey, In the Myrtle
Avenue Court, Brooklyn„ recently had
four clarkies whowere caught in a
gambling raid before hien. The fleet of
the lot to be brought to the her was an
undersized man, with a oomioal face,
AS black as night. The dialogue be-
tween the magistrate and the prisoner
created zeme anerrienent In. the court.
"17Vihat Is Your name?" enquired the
magistrate, sternly. "Mali name's.
•Smite," replied the darky. "What Is
your profession?" "Yee a lockseniff by
trade, 'sail." • "What' Were you doing
when the, police broke intothe. rooim "
last night?". 'eaTudge, / Was pursuin'
mah profession. I wasemaktne a bolt
for the door." "Odicer,"' said the mag-
istrate, with a merry twiekle in. his
•
eye, "lock Smith up." • .'
The late Sol Smith Russell had three
youtig nieces livtrig• in the West, of
whom he was Very fend.. OTE one occa-
sion, so the story goes; he took the
youngest of . them for a walk and
bought her some sandy on the agree-,
Ment that it was not to be eaten until
they reached her home. ' They .started,
but before they had gOne far the Mae
• girl proposed, ,'Let's .wunt" Her untie
declined', apd there was. long pfleading,
all to no purpose, Finally, the little
girl stopped, knelt down on the pave-.
meat, and offered up the petition:
"Tiod. please' make 'Uncle .Sol wun."
• It Was almply a atiestion of my losing,
my dIgnityror. her losing .her faith ia
God," weed Mr. Russell, In relating' the
incident, "so we ran as 'fast as we
*mad for home."
Eatrons.ge. •
•
•
The impresalonist had finally mid
one of his creations. A. brother artist
who had arrived, or, as we nay, "got
there," not only persuaded oho Of his
own customers to buy a painting by
the leas successful man, at a good
figlate, but got him an invitation to
visit the patron'a houa* to see the pla-
int, as It hung on the Walt.
at Wati a painting of a okr, a bridge
• and a Armee and se they stood be-
fore It the ptirchtuser faltly exhausted
his v0eabillary Of art in expatiating on
the naturalness of the water rout the
poetic beauty of the sky. 'rho moo
• who had tip, edaeing similed and
smiled, bit "fridA4;:-'• "imint4t
beade of perspiration from his broW.
•thially he got his friend into the halts
Orel and there exploded.
''Oood gracionet" he groaned.
liThey've Ming aor Piaui* Uvalde
doWnr
• Opinions of Leading Physicians.
I have been using Strong'e Pilekone for
several months with reel:tits that warrant
me in recommending it to my patients with
every confidence in its claims, R. Fettete
sox, M. D., Coroner, London, OM,
Price $1.00. For sale by druggists, of
by mail on receipt of prioe.
W. T, STRONG,Manufacturing Chem-
ist, London, Ontario.
Dowie's Crisis..
. "Harper's' Weekly."'
"Dr.
V
"Dr. John. Alexander Doeviee self-ao.•I
claimed reinearneillion of the Prophet'
Elijah, banker and publisher,. divine'
healer and absoluteowner of a: town:
with more than 4,000 residents, General!
Overseer of the Catholic Church. lal
Zion, lace manufacturer,. and founder'
end head of the 'Theocratic ,party, for-!
vier Presileyteelan preacher and present
millionaire, who Is said to draw regu-
tarty every -week one-tenth of the total,
income •of more than thirty- thousand
families in the United States and other
parts' of the world, has apparently'
reached a crisla in his career, which,
has so far .been a. remarkable .dernone
stratiereof_the power 'possible to a man,
who combines shrewd ;business metbodta
with the- audacity and fierce ,earnest-
ness of a religious • fanatic. The car- •
dinel ddoerine of Dowie's creed is di- !
vine. healing. through the prayers ofi
hlmsele and of hie apostlebe By preach-
ing ' this doctrine and by denouncing
physicians •and • all drugs as .allies of
the' devil, he bee .bratight, about Oim. -
hundreds Of invalids,' some of 'them
bringing with them considerable sums
of money. Two weeks ago his only
ela;ughter, Esther, was terribly burned
by flames resulting .frore the overturn-
ing of an alcohol -lamp. Her wounds
were dneased.bY one of •Dowle's elders,
after which the General Oaerster and •
,his. chief men. spent • the whole day la
prayers about her bedside: At nigh•t-
fallthe young, woman was suffering
terrible ageny, and at last paternal
love overcame the scruples of her fath-.
physicians. The .physician who re- .
.and he sent for one o! the despised
;wended says that. from the first there
could have been no hope for Miss Dow-
ie's recovery.- She died during :the
evening. And now the •thousands who
actually -look uponthe grayebearded
old 'Scotch -Australian as more than
Inman, and who deave Eptened to his
terribledenunciations of medical men
a,s weeds inspired, are asking what
they shall think of bla own act of here -
sr in the hour.' of personal distress.
Dowie himself slipped off to his sum-
mer home, leaving behind .hirn his•
apostles and a member of phonographic .
records' of his ,own "Inspired speech,"
to. whiche 5,000 followers, gathered in •
the Chicago Auditorium on Sunday af-
ternoon, listened' midaraY between 'awe.
and inere,dulitY., -Within recent. months
• DoWie and the great religious -business .
enterprises he has built up have
• ceivea several other severe shocks. HY
. '
July 18,1902
Harvest is Coming
But before it comes there ise fruit season. You will therefore want a simply of
Frail jars. We hove, Imperiat, Pints Quarts and Half Gallons.
Do you want A Hay Fork,ropej inoh of Pure /Lennie? Then come here. Do coss
forget Pok,, Rakes, izioethee, Beatles, Scythe Stones, Machine Oil and Can% Then per.
hap yoo want a eoreen door or window? You ought to eee ours,
ffze variety of Peokage Teas such as Blue Ribbon, Salado, Moostx,n, Grand
Mogul and Fan Brand.
• . Do yea want your Photos enlarged, if go, Ask for one of our Cards,
Terme are cash or preduce ouch as Eggs at 14e, (and likely more) Batter, Xiard,
Tallow, Dried Apples, etc, A. trial respeetfully solicited. Your for business,
Emporium; Lundusbolo
July fird,•1902.. R A DAME
One Third of your life
is spent in bed.
For that reason your bedroom, should be the best furnished room in the house.
Iron and brass bete are beooming so popular, that nc well furnishea home
coMplete without them.
• We have in stook several new patterns, with wire spring attachment, in which
Cleanliness, Beauty and Comfort are combined.
The prima are not high.
a Pi CDP1.1,J1.1.1w w 3E3L-isz-zia=1
Buggies Wagons!,
• Do you want a high grade Buggy or Wagon?
We have the finest stock to select from. All thelatest styles in the new-
est colors. Oar prices are as low as can be found for first.class material
and workmanship. Before yen buy call and see us.
We also handle the Canadian Steel Field Fence, already woyen, any•farmer oa
erect from 60 to 80 rode per day, it is a obese strong fence.
Geo. Lavis, Isaac Street, Clinton
'NEXT DOO It TO NrW ER A OFFICE
-
Every. Farmer Should use
FORMALDEHYDE.
The best known remedylor Smut on Oats, Barley,
Wheat or Corn.
We ca u• give you testimonials from all the leading
Chemist tt Druggist
farmers of this section who used our Formaldehyde
last year. Full instructions given,with each bottle.
Use Combe's."Standard Formaldehyde"
H CONISE,
• •
eduction Ppesa
Here is a great chance to seoure a first °least:buggy .tie big rednotion. Not
theae prioes:—
$80 Buggies for $ttet 1$'15 Buggiee for $65
$65 Buggies for $60 •
Remember these are all our own make, which placee' tis in a position to entrante.
them, as we do not boy any material but what is first class.
•
:Repairing promptly attended to by experienced 'men. •
RUABALL & McMATH. -• Huron 'Street, Clinton
Olintan.Sastt, Door, and
Blind .Factory.
8. S. COOPER • PROPRIETOR,
General Builder and Contractor.
This factory is the largest in he nounty, and has the very latest improved me,
ohinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice. We oarry an exteneive
• and reliable stook and prepared plans, and give estimates for and build all clam .
es of buildings orc short notice and on the closest prices All work is eupervis-
'ed in a raeohanioal way and satisfaction guaranteed, We sell all kinds of in-
terior and exterior material.
Lumber. Lath. Shingles, Lime. Sash Doors, Blinds, Etc
Agent for Wthe Celebrated G RA. YBI LL 0E10012 DESK, • manufactured
aterloo. —Call_andeet_pricesanctsstiinatee .before
aecourt decision he Was forced to ,pay. . ,plaaing_imer_ordere___
More than: ii.00,00i) to an English mann-
factiirer. he had 'persuaded to •take' up
Another Drop •in Prices ••
•
• his residence in the MY' city of "Zion," .
located forty miles north of Clilcsego,
on the shore of Lake -Michigan, and .
mere recently there ,avas a seVere out-
break of smallpox in the Divine Heel—
ing College which he has established
In Michigan. avenue. Whatever • the
outcome of the present crisis,.it is cer-
tain that Dowie and tne strange and
fanatic following' he hes built. up in
ten years are worthy Of the serious
study of sociologists.
The undersigned is offering his $80 Buggies for $65. They
are his own niake, and are made from choice material and by
I first class mechanics. All the latest improvements used am
are up-to-date in every respect. They cannot be surpassei
and we guarantee them.
JOHN LESLIE Huron. Street. Clintcn.
`."Mamm.a," said the fair bather, bather, "de-
clares that my bathing dress has .not .
enotigh goods in it."' "Your mamma la
mistaken," asserted 'the young man:,
"It (levers your shoulders completely.,
does it not?" •
. EXPERIENCED D RUGGIS1b,
WE • GUARANTEE ACCURACY
AND PERFECT. SATISFACTION
, Itt this agerof worry, hustle and bind.
tem competition, strict care and attention.
• in the filling • of your doctor's ilreoorip-
ions is absolutely necessary for the eafety
and welfare Of your faniily. We guar-
antee aocuraoy and perfect satisfaction to
,all our. customers. Oar toilet ' deptirt-
Mont is always • replete with the latest
• preparations and novelties.. •
...
•
PAINE'S °MEET C0MP0T1ND. ,
. . . .
Bari oared thousande when everything else
as failed. It has never failed to give sick
eople happy resnite. It strengtheine,invig-
• orates, • gives, . • new toneto the sys-
tem, makes the blood pure, . is • food
for the nerves—it makei eiok people. well.
We oan supply you with the pnre and gen-
tibia Paine's Celery Cotapound. ,
H. B. COMBE, Drnggist, Clinton, Cot,
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MaRlts
DEGioNs
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COKE
DANDRUFF CURE
and Hair Tonic
Per Falling Hair, Dandruff, Eczema, and all irritations ef dm Scalp.
It keeps the hair in a thoroughly healthy condition. Coke Dandruff
Cure, rubbed into the scalp three times a week, reducing gradually to
mum s. week, will insure a . positive, permanent, guaranteed cure
for Dandruff and a luxuriant growth of heavy, healthy hair. Try ft
and you will nse no other. Price 50e. Auld SIAM a bottle at alldruggista.
• AC. R. BREMER CO., 'LIMITED, ToRONTO,
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FURNITURE
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO.
'The eteady inereinie In our trade is good proogof the fact that our goods bre righ and
our pricee lower than those of other dealers in the trade.
We manufacture furniture on a large male mid can afford to eel! cheap. If you buy
froth us, we save for you the profit, which, in:other came, hag to be added in
the retsAl dealer.
This week we haVit paned into stock some ot our new designe. Space will not permit
us to quote prices, but come and eee for yourself whst stopo we have to offer. "
Remember—we are determined that enr prices 18W1 be the Owest 18 the treat).
UNDERTAKING.
In thie de • ortinent our' ate& is complete, and we MVO ungubtedly the 'sheet futereit
aountv.puripmee are , ow as the lowest.
BROADFOOT, BOX & CO. J! it Chi
‘uaniewt
� . —Night and Sunday calls attended to by callin 4 at 3. W. Obidley's, ran
Director) residenoe
, -L'eSaae.