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The Clinton New Era, 1902-09-05, Page 7ir &Pt 6th 1902 1.11Strlet 1401 Palre WitighaM. Sept- 2$ 26. 'Tweevotter, Sept 2e 25. • Doegannon, Oot 0 10. •/Meth, Oot, 7 8. Bruesels, Oot, 2• 3. Welitertoo. tiept 17•18. Stratford, Sem tiO Oot t, leestowel, Sept 80 Oot L NEWS NOTES e. recent censue of two lizards in 4on40n meowed a falling off in population of 65. There is e soaroity of ye.oant heteres in Gydnev, Ogee Breton. The city beeps 'exowing. le E. Staples has been appointed eons' ant mange master of Kingston Collegiate Inatitute. It is said that Hee Sydney Fislaer will 'postpone his vidt to Japan until next, year. Another new natural gas Weil Ills been struck in Essex, one more welis wit be drilled. . William J. Sbeehan, of Hamilton, woe eaphyxisted by gas in Brooklyn, th.Y. In. eerment at Hamilton. Thomas Rooney was suffocated while laying to rescue his hired man from a well as Strathoona, Man, Millet 'a Com} ound Iron Pills have Ruch virtue that everyone ahoul ‘ ry them, Sold • by all druggists, town. ,e A. number of bartende n steamers e running out of the port of Toronto were fined $75 each and one $20. Hon G. W. Ross on Thursday com- pleted 30 years of parliamentary ser. vice. Many happy reterneof the dee, , The fear year old son of Thee Bryson, farmer near Virden, Man., fell into the euelyes of a binder driven • by his father. The boy may die. Guelph is atter an iron pipe factory, the building to be worth $100,000. A. straight bonus of 540,000 is asked, be- sides exemption from taxes. Every person suffering from general ,de. Why should take Pdillees Compound .Ion Pills. Sold be all draggiate, town. Dinocwic, Man.. ia still on the map.. Three tons of dynamite exploded there yet no one was injured and hut little fiamage done to property. • Three tons of dynamite exploded in tbe storehouse 'at Dinor vele, Man. A lot of windows were smashed in the town but no one was hurt.. It isproposed at Kingston to fain a' brae international park of a number of Canadian and American !islands be the St Lawrence, near Kingston, .Many young ladies who were supposed to be going into deoline have been restoted tobealth and vigor by the use of Miller's Compourd Iron Pills. Sold by all drug- gists, town. While James Herbert, a stoeecutter, of Hamilton, was working in tbe yard on the outskirts of that city, a bullet . whizzed by him cutting a hole in his amt. • • Thos Rooney, ten years a resident of Strathenna, Alta., went into a well to agscue his hired man, over comeby gas, • The hired man was saved, but Mr Rooney succumbed. &tome Jacques, a seaman on the • schooner F. 11: Wadeat Halifax, fell • from thp tonmast to the- deck,.a dis. tame of 7) feet, and only it jury he sustained was a broken pose. • Mr Claus A. Spreckels, of New York, is in Montreal in connection with the 4 organization of a Canadian company, with a cepital of 56 000,000, to exploit • nw process of *sugar :Wg vgnited by Mr Spreckels. Henry Hall, aged 19 of Embro, Ont., I dockhand on the steamer D. L. Mather. l was drowned at Coney Island, Het Portage, Wednesday afternoon, Mr Bruce, of the Harold Nelson Stock thampany, made a gallant effort to rescue him. • C. H, Acheson, of the Moncton High sceool staff, has received official noti. fhitition of his appdintroent as assistant' master in the Normal School at Pre- toria. The salary is to be 251J0 a year. and residence and free passage for him - ;elf and family. i • : J. W. Tyrrell. of Ham! Hon, who has enst returned from Klondike says that Dawson City has beenovetelmoin- ed, and that merchants are leaving it. The gold output this year will not be • more than half of that of the previous year. The largest shipment of "meat on the hoof" that ever left Portland is mow at sea on the steamship Norseman She carries in Liverpool 1,179 head of cattle and 1,398 sheep. The "scareity" which apologists of the Beef Trust plead in excuse from famine price is refuted by this record shipment. Every one of these cattle and sheep was grown in Canada, and railroaded in bond" though Maine. ' Their ex- pert value, dreesectis abeut he cents e pound. . An eggshell farm is a part of one of the primary • school departments ot etude, in Buffalo. Each child takes an eirgsbell about two-thirds whole. The child's name is written on the shell, and after a lesson on soils sufficient earth is placed in the shell to fill it. Each one in a room is given the sante kind of seed to plant. After the plant becomes too large for the shell the thild is encouraged to take it helm and plant it in e large garden. The teachers aim to teach the complete life • history of the plent from seed to seed. Apparentlydriven frantic by the fear libat she might some time becerne in, _ aline, Mrs Johattleplirdy, Of Chicago, a bride of lees than three months; -.has killed herself in a peculiarly shrieking moanner. Having fine undressed,she put on a nighteown, climbed to the dining.room table, and having placed her mouth over one of the lets on the chandelier, tied her head firmly by imeeens of heavy cords wound tightly around her neck. Then she turned ou The gas. When her hu6band mune lime he found ber dead, 'Letters that, • the woman left behind lead to the 'be, lief that she was mentally unbalanced, he wad 38 years old, ferleorden, leerier of the Opposition; is acting wisely in paying a visit to the wen. Canadian public . Men ought to %now their CW11 cedilla% bud especial - fry those regions which ere now grow - wig so rapidly and attracting so much OstteinUon. S atesman may differ On !Many thingt4•1 tit need be in, na doubt as to the splendid possibilities of this county, Mr Borden's journey may in- Sitence his -views as to teatuiportation and the tariff, and We shall be eurpris• Sid if he comes to any other conclusion than that wadingdales and railWAY • tharges might to bear its lightly as peesible mi the greht itidttetry Of the VreeteeGlobe, The New Era to new subscribers, a trial trip to the end of the ye THE taorroN foiir F iiii I ill li I 1 NE WS NOTES The supply of riataral gas in Essex County is reporteu to be increasing, Me Shale, At Blilevalet hag heee tinged* ed to ell it vacancy on the Uxbriege high wheel etaff. D. J. Cempbele of Mariposa, near Lind. gay, was oruehed by a bail Aud may die from his injuries. The 'three wedge' old child ot Danth Chisholm, of $t John, N, B„ had boiel eyelids partly eateh by *rat, Woodstoclegerdener, Mr Walter War. ner, has fallen heir to $20,000 by the death of his mother at Birmingham, England, I A Standard Remedy I Used In Thousands of Homes hi Canada for nearly Sixty Years and • has never yet failed to give satisfaction. Miter Eya,Deene, sister of Alayor Dwane, Peterboro, bag been appointee supernitend- eat of purees ba the Sioux City hopital. Robert le, ellitnie. of W innipege aged 49 years, tormei ly.of London, died tn the Ciermeneernencan Hoepital et Chi- cago, The remeins were taken to Lts. towel for but lel, William Sheeheal, of Hamilton, who I was found dead in bed in a Brooklyn I hotel, wee a Hamilton shoe cater. His friends take no stock in tbe lion thee be suicided. An Ottawa despatch pays a big Eng- lish paper combine is being formed of eleven of the largest mills in Englend, whim will secure 2000 acres of pulp lands pear Ottawa district, A little son of W. IL .Pierce, Fourth avenue, Ottawa, was killed at the colli- er of Beek street • and Third ea enue Thursday. He was riding a bicycle. and in some way- was pitched from ht wheel and WAS thrown beneath a car. Tne Wheels struek his left leg and broke it, and his body. was pinned mg denied th the motor, the chest being crushed in. Jas Emery, a farmer in Gouldburne township, near Ottawa, was shot in the breast by a boy who Was fooling With a revolver, and he may die. The by was an adopted waif, but it is be- lieved that the affair was aecidental lerown Attorney Ritchie has sent County Chief Harnil,on • to take the mates anteenortern statement. The boy has not been arrested, Mr L. W. Paisley, of Chilliwhack, B. C., secretary of the British Columbia Lev.° Steck Associetion, called en. Mr A. P. Westervelt at the legislative building Tort -onto. Mt' Paisley wants C tttle-he does net exactiv know how many yet, but if he can get the kiuds he wants; at the prices he wants, he May take west vvith him. in two or three weeks as many ae 1,500 bead; He will purchase thee(' for nunierous dairy men and rattchers in the Pacific Province, who have given him com- missions to pickup vedette Varieties in Ontario, Miss Carle le, the Provincial. Inspec- tor of Factories where females are em- ployed, returned to Toronto on Thurs- day from a trip through Western On tario. "The mills are all very busy," she said, "andtheir great difficulty at at presen t is to firid 'sufficient nelp. In a email town like Paris, for instance, • where the Penman Company have three large mills, there are not girls enough to belied in the town, and so large numbers a the farmer" children are empleyed. These have • now been taken home to assist in the "harvesting operetions. and a scarcity of help is the result." • • • Bleeding.Piles In Nov., zgol, Mr. SherivoddWaiker; a fireman on the Canada Atlantic Railway, living at Madawaska, Ont., Wrote :--" I am a great sufferer from bleeding piles. Sometimes the protruding piles come down, causing much misery and uneasi- ness, and at other' fillies I am subject to bleedingpiles, and they bleed to such an. extent as to make me quite weak. • If Dr. Chase's Ointment will cure this awful ail- ment you will have me everlasting grati. -On March "X, 1902, he wrote:-"Accord- ingto my promise, I now take pleasure in writing to you. . If you remember, you sent me a box of Dr. Chase's Ointment for bleeding piles some three months ago. I used it faithfullf. and can say that it proved a Godsend, for it has eltirely cured mo of bbeeding piles• would have written sooner but I wanted to be able to tell you that it was a permanent cure. This you can use for the ' benefit of other suffering people. There I - are several people here who have been Icured of very .severe cases of protruding piles by using this great ointment. 60 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edreanson, Bates & Co., Toronto. ' Dr. Chase's Ointment ! eeetirtahip of the Future; die -'Do you •love me cts much a% • • Oyer? ' more. Since I received your • thought registering machine I haVo beea so close t� Yen: • "And 1 to you. Bythe way, Where • are you?" 44I'm in Naples. And you?" "In Harlem. I cam, e here tram Lon- don, Did you heareine call you Up at • midnight last night?" "Yes, dear; but I could not answer. had just eaten's, broiled lobster, and the psycble cdrreet Wouldn't respond." eSometlines I wish I could see you-- • hold you in my arms," . . "What nonsense! Thates so unite. cessary " • "There! Feel that? .Wasn't that. nice?" • • "For a vibration, yes But I can't help feeling—" "Nonsense! 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Toreateeteatnio. ,slow Some Men Were R.olnect. An ordinary penny postage stamp brought ruin to Hobart, the "great Brit- ish iron king," says The New York Sun. Dunne. the Whitworth period, When the big crisis in the iron trade occurred,. he had agente in all haits.of the world w»kept hint posted:. Sometimes thee tele- grephed the news in cipher, but those in • England were always ' instnicted to *rite. At that time his principal agent, Who was also his 'partnere was in Shef- field, and wrote hirn fpom there, Warn- ing him to sell outof all eron interests for the time on aceount of the Whit- worth. crisis; • Hebert had frequent . fits of irritation- iteteand he •hael been redeiving aeiet of - under -stamped letters of no import- ance, on .which he had to pay • double . postage. One peening ep anger be gave orders that such letters were. to be re- turned' to the arriers. The Yery first under-etatimed. letter received. After this th was from his 'perer. was rejected thee• Pnce in Ilading1 common and trivial mimeo given by time who read little is that they leave no time for reading. One may have no time fug eating or sleeping, but hardly no Who to maku. love or to read. It is good Will, come*, tration, and the habit of despatch, not leisure or unlimited opportunity, which Imes alwaye performed the greateet, Wonders in both of these useful par, • suits, Many personsin mature life are conscious of A gentle and luxurious .sen - blunt in favor of reading, which Mate to nothing 'because they do not ',know how to reed. With all the good -will in the world, they lack concentration and the habit of despatch. The good -will was not applied early enough, or ap- plisd at all, to Any other end than the lazy diversion of a moment. This na- turally resulted in the formation of the newspaper habit, by which 1 do not mean sunpiy the habit of reading nettle papers, . but the habit of mind which =keit it poseible • for men to spend an evening in going through Motions. There is up more reason for spending two hours in reading the newspaper than in having one's boots blacked. 'Some people never make their way into the great Establishment of Letters farther than the vestibule, where .they spend their lives contentedly playing marbles with the hall -boys, Of course we do not eull the newspaper worthless grimly bectietee smite other things are worth more. The best reading is 'both' intensive and ex- tensive; one reads a little et everything, and a great deal of some thiugs. The goodweeder takes all reeding to be his province. Newspapers, periodicals, books old one new, all present themselves to him in their proper perspeetivee they are all grist to his mill, but they do not go into the same hopper or regture the: nine , process. On •the contrary, one of the main distinctions of the clever reader is. that without varying as to intensity, he varies almost indefinitely as to pace. .This lower of reading flexibly comes mainly, of Course, with practice. For those who have Tacked an early ,experi- enee of books, the manipulation of them - is never likely to become the perfect and instinctive process of adjustment Which it should be. People often achieve a cer- tain degree of education and refieemene late in life, but seldom,: I think, the "power of the accomplished reading Man. It is simply not to be expected. An adult who takes up the Violin May get - much amusement and prceit .feom his in- strument, but he cannot hope to master it A certain increase of facility, how- ever,. the belated reader may surely ex- pect to gain from some sott of observ- ance of this temple principle of. adjust- ment. . This anxious but unskilled reader is leo likely to have 'a 'set gait, so many words to the minute or lines to the hour. An., essay, an editorial, a. clutter in e • novel or in the ,Biblee scieetifigerticie, a. short .story, 'theycontain the Jame - number of words, take, up Test theseme amountof this misguided person's time. No *ender_ reaeing,.liecepeee An Incubus ete him, with the appalling .monotony of • its precession Of printed' wordsfiling end- lessly •lnifore• him, He „really has time enough, if he knew how to Make. hse ot it iben Holden keeps hire busy for ae week or more; it should boreal in a few hours. He plods • methodically through Sir Walter, and Ands him slow; the happy render who On 'get Quentin and his Isabelle' satisfactorily married m : pie hours does not 'The trained reader readjusts his focus for daeli 'objective. Milton may. be Mad in words or Bee% 'MacAulay , in sentences) • Theckenty paragraphs, Conan Doyle in ent.ges; The" eye, that is, readily gains the power of • taking in words • in groups instead of• separaicly. How large a 'genii the . • glance. can Menage varies with the sed- oesness' of the subject. With the same degree. of 'concenteation, 'eye and Mind will take bare of a pageof the "Prisoner Of Zenda" as eiteily aixthey can, absorb a•.: ' line of Maebeth, or one, of Fitzgeetted's geatraine. . • • . • ' Oreimese .this desposee of the indo- lent lolling. style of reitdingee rather •. makes a rarehichilgence of it. When one occasionally comes upon the trovel of his heart, or the poem he has waited for, 'he may well afford to ,consider it at. Ins luxuriousleisure, minimizing labor by . dilatoriness. • But are, a nile the widely reeding.num is not an indolent person. Not that he to be'always keeping -his - nose in a bre*. By eegulatingees pace,: he not only covers an e Astoniehing amount:of ground in reading, but Makes' reeve for other things. He • knows how: to get the mose for his tiane, that is all. The bee doe not eat the:flower to get the 'honey . out of it. The . eye of the skilled reader • acts like 'a sixth settee, directing lera to the gest of the matter, in whatever form it rimy appear. Twen- ty minutes yieldsall that there is for hine in, the book . which his neighbor, knowing that it would 'Mean_ a week's • spare hours, is pareful to avoid. • .This, it ' May .he ,said, sounds- very muchlike anadvocacy of skimming, Skimming And rapid reeding.are differ- ent processes, bit skimmiegis at limes. a good.. thing, toe; even skipping . bee comes, on occasion, te sacred. duty, We . may go a step farther, for skimming im- plies cream, and skipping, a foothold •soinewhere; and many books deserve neither of these less, and least comple Mentary, modes of treatment. The eye brushes a page or two, and the mind is hardly called in to assist In a. dainna- tory verdict iehich is informal, but emu- mary. The exparieneed yeader, in short, Is an artist, and, like other artists, at - tells his 'ugliest powers only when •hp. has learned What to subordittate, to slight,. even to omit, The poor fellow • whose conscience will not let him refuse • an equally deliberate consideration to every aix inches of black and White which comes in his way may be an ex- cellent husband and father, a toed. tonone litneer ir merchant,undeveModel- ' citizen; he Is certainly not a geed resit. er.--Toritributote OW' as Soon as it arrived. • Next • day Hobart pledged himself for more iron deals than even lus• mighty °Tait teas goodfor. The geeat drop in prices canoe two days later, and Hobart, once a millioneire; was nivolved, in a hopeless bankruptcy, from which he. never, recovered. ' • Geoffry Peek, once prince of London's • Stock Exchange. was famous for being mot purietuae never 'arriving a -minute : late, though he Walked to the city from • his 'home every morning. One day he • tore his trousers on n nail .that was sticking Out of a fence. That tear guin- ea him. Instead of going home he went into the nearest tailor's to get a ileW pair ..of trousers. They had 'none he • could Wear, but they meneed the tear for hhn, and •were•g . 1 h t it l.bnt he was an Izmir late. That very niorw• ing was the one of the Australian slump, wheel. broke 'fourteen firms in almost as niany minutes; and' though • Pask could easily have saved himself had he been there to et:intro' his:affairs; the de- lay at the tailor's carried them beyond hope, and he arrived to find himself a beggar. He. oonunitted suwide. a week later. • The mere moyirig of A ;hand, reiriect. Cobbett & Co., one of the largest And Wealthiest engineeringfirme ever known. They and a rival Ameeicam fine tender- ed for the building of ethe greet etaiint bridge for the Russian Government. jaeob Cobbett, who was the head of the business, speat six menthe in the de- eiignifig and contracting, and had eel les plans ready. His bid was accepted, and Material was bought in enormous quan- tities,men engaged and engines built. A time limit had been set for the com- mencement and the artiste and Cobbett was perfecting his /dent and • making sure of the smallest detitils, with all the formula 'spread mit before him, when he strefeherl out: his 'hand, overturned an ink pot foul drowned the most important • paper in le black sea. . . Cobbett had a poor 'memory. ' In a fever of anxiety he tried to reconstruct his plans from stray notes. It was het - possible, and he called to the Russian Government • for more time. This was .gefused, dud Russia repudiated the con- tract, on -the ground of delay, as the agreement allowed: Cobbett could not get les work through in time, and the Areerican firm, who now advanced a cheaper tender with all plans prepared, --secured:_the-contrAct,-,.....The less _drove, Cobbett & Co. into hankruptcy, and the great Kaura bridge in Russia is Ameri- can built. • Semewhat similar, but more romantio, was the moradat of forgetfulness that wrecked the career of the great railway' contractor, Purbeck Jones, He had un- dertaken. the contract to build the lelaievar Iiiie In Central India, and stak- ed all he had. Security was necessary, however, and lie was bound to deliver by May 9, 1891, a sufficient quantity of negotiable bonds., etc, to cover 1100 by the railway syndicate. Tills sum amount- ed to over 42,000,000, and evert Pur- beck aeries found it hard to raise such a sum, but his credit obtained it for him, and he deposited his scouritiee in a great safe at les °Moo, preferring that to a, oafs depoeit. It was not until the morning that the Indian mat went off that he arrived to despatch the Reeurities under special guard to India. When he arrived, to his utter dismay, he found he had left his keys Of the safe behind, Thep 'were in his country place, and to get them In time to eateh the mail was impossible. If he misted the mail -his time limit for ,the deposit Would lapse. He tent to the Safe makers( for expert workmen, and of- fered large rewards to them if they could break the totfe open within two Imre. They could not do it, and Pete heck Iona was ruined, for the syndl- cate refused an extellaion of time, and the Tots Of the COntract made him hope. leesly bankrupt. He died in an insect. SWUM hit year, nee? it Shakes One op, invade deep, des- troys strength, adds a real misery to life. Not the atomaoh but the nerves ere affoot. ed, Starved nerves make the Whale trouble You need Verrc2one bedtime Ito a nerve food. It supplies the elements ihat are needed to Make ritth red Wed. This is the saving bank of hertith. The richer the Mood in ted cells, the richer you're sure to be in health. Verrogone quickly Makes blood, strengthens the nervous sststera, atterigthens the digestive °Nene tela prestot the neryoult disturbance disappori. Sold by admix', prioe 60 onto. 4614,4444.444 Chhumic Fadden on company Promoting+ r, for 25c "I see by de yelpers where ia. 00211. . pony ,det is going to melee birch-bre* canoes -or le it go -veleta -by ennehle ery, «fors hoe,* for totty-tree vents a share which is %tare to pay one hundred • or cent. on bb* hundred dolligirs a »hare. ,Die prover, how wonderful is de *Metede of =don finance. But det is not rwhet most excites my fancy. De L: same company says de Mane ,stock will be forty-seven eents in tree days, a dollar and six -bits in ten envie-and will (sell for two or tree hundred 'clonare in. dee ott six monts. Dat being so, str- and •ttf course 4ey ,woultd not say so 11 it was not -4 Is fitted witastonisinneet hat dey lets de public in at toityetree cents!" . . "Day may be pliliantrepistx." Sari Miss rannle. - "/ aux pot sure," sayrs 91r. Paul, "De Only ting sureeabout "ern is dat dey is reit In Jail; and a man lout at jail may he anyting, Den dere is de olt tom. . 1 panies wit opoutiug wells, pipe lino, and rallroadsewho Is gelling stock easy • wort seven hundred eollars a Aare for from fourr to twenty centn. As de poet says, I Often wonder what de vendors buy oneelralf so precious as de .etuff . •.dey 'niece "Mostly, dey 'buys advertising space," says, Whislters, and den he near fall.$ Put Qt '14a Chair eepoing at les gosee. • N�it e to Creditors. Notice is iereby given teat all persons baying Immo egainst • the estate of William Stirling, who died on or about the 23rd day of July.1902, are required on or be- fore the 15th day of October, 1202, to send by Post Prepaid, or deliver to 1tobert Sterling, 011uton, Out.. ohe r.e of texecutors of the wia of the deceased a statement of their claims, And further take notice, that after such last mentioned date, the said executors will proceed to distribute the assets 'of the said deceased among the rrties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which no- tice shall have been g ven as aforesaid.* • By :1AMBISSOOTT, their solicitor. Dated sr Olint",t. this 19th 4s7 of Aug., 1902. 'Voter's List' 1902 . .FOR TEE Municipality of the Town of elinton, County or Huron. . Notice is hereby' given that I have transmit- ted andneliv_ered to the parties mentioned In 110,171=1.6s °re tq'grueltrag.tseeroanitt.te,°4 so transmitted or delivered, the list made par- _ rauant to the said Act, of all persons appearing .biallltritTve:tlt:Varieat33.V.Ig ttilg Isutidt Municipality at Elections for nienibers ot rhe Legislative Assemblr and at Municipal and thnt said P •ab my Aloe this lath day of August, r902, and re- mains there for inspection. Electora are called upon to examine the .aid list and if any om- missione or any other errors are found- therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected according to law. • ' ' W. COATS, 017. Dated this le day of August, 1902. • • We eau give Peiltions • to persons ot alt grades of abili.4y. • Akents, book-keepers„ clerks, farmer' sons, lawyers. mechanics, phy- sicians, pr i echo's, students; married and single women and widows. Positions aro worth from $400 to $2,500 per annum. . we. have paid eeveral canvassers. 950. weekly for Years., Write folly and we will give son a • .9°BitirE tc1BItaulAD TLEY-oaAREETSON•flo. Ltd. . Aug. 22nd . Brantford. • 1. Cook's Cotton Boot Compouigi Is successfully used, rnontle b7oWJ o.000Larues. Safe,effeetual. £adiessm your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Take no other, as all Mixtures, pure onsnre dangerous. Price, No, 1, n sag- f40. 2, io degrees stronger,npet bat. , per tmalled on receipt of price and two The Cook Company windsor, anti etioldand recommended/1g eleIgraggusts in Cann*. • No. 1, and No. 2, are sold- in Ciiinton . at all responsible Drug Stores. Ike Late -Erie Navilation Co. Ltd: -Steamer "Urania" T• he Sliqri Bente to . _CLEVELAND) OHIO - One tray fare front Clinton, $8.75. • Return - • - 6.00. • 13otst leaves PeSte,nley every Tuatiday and Thursday at 11 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m. • Beate closed after September5, 1902; Tioltetieon sale at all tonal ticket offipes. For turiber information write Wm, Viroollatt, . T. Marshall, . Manager. Gen.Pase,Agt. 'Walker/ill% Ont. . eelfee • . 44,,,4.4,14.444,444,4 ••===‘;eiti • ..... .fee,e'reeieeieee, tee...eget 1112112.12211A. Big Wholesale mock of pianos at -very-best-pussible- rices.. Organs, the very enterttunable gramophone, sheet music, books, and a variety of mimic at C. 11023.1?E'S Music- Enmorium. Are a sure And 'permanent cute for nil Kidney and Bladder Troubles. BACKACHE is the first sign of Ititiney Trouble. bVin't neglect 10 Check it id timel • Serious trouble Will follow if you atilt. 0 Cot your Backaehe by taking bogs ictimy .A.. IVIe:MCDVir 1\T Haring bought out the trarnesa bueinese of 11..i MoBEiE'N, is go- ing to sell Trtinke,Velieee,Ditstere Ittlesi,and everythingin connection with the trade -Good and Cheap. LightlierneSe, a Specialty ,tisHsod deal and will nee you well, # # 4 4 4 ertirOgi St.,9 doors west of New. 011eetliMe WOR.O'S MEDICINE. FOR ALL, BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS, Sick Headache, Constipation, Wind, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver& Female Ailments. Prepared only by the Proprietor, TrIM•as BegoirAln, St, Helens, Bog Sold Everywhere in Canada and V. S. America, In. boxes, 25 cents. aryest is Coming • But before it comes there ia &fruit Reason. You will therefore want a eupply:of Fruit jars. We hare Imperial, Pints Quarts and Half Gallenc • Do you want allay Fork,ropeee inott of Pare Manilla? Then come here. Do toil forget Feriae/esker', Scythes, Snaths, Soythe Strums, Machine Oil and Cons. Then per. haps you wanta screen door or window? You ought to seenurre A fine veriety of Package Tose, such as Blee Ribbon, embeds, Nommen, . Grand Mogul and Fan Brand. • Do you iant your Photos enlarged, 11 00, A.sk for one of oier Carafe Terms are cash or produceemoh aa Egga at 14o, (and likely more Butter, Lard Tallow; Dried App)ee, eto. A, trial respectfully aolicited, Tours for business, R ADAMS: Emporium, Londeaboro July 3rd, 1902. Buggies .1 VII ageonst Do you nant a high grade Buggy or Wagon We have the finest stock to eelect from, Ah the letest styles in the new- est colors. Our prices are as low as can be found for first•class material . ancl workmanship. Before you buy call and see us. We also handle the Canadian Steel Field Fencieealready woyen, any farmer ea erect from 60 bo 80 rode per day; it is a ahem) strong fence, • • Geo 1.41Wif3, `Street, 010011 •NEXT DOOR TO NEW ErtA. opizacg very Tarmer Should use FORIVIAXADEHYDR. The best known remedy for Smut on Oats, Barley, - Wheat or Corn. We can give. you testimonials from 'all:the 'leading farmers of this section who used our Formaldehyde last year. Full instructions given with each bottle. Use Conibp's "Standard 'Formaldehyde" • H. B.-COMIBE, Chemist Druggist. eduction in Prices • Here ie • e great chance to aeoare a firstrelaseebugey atet•te big reduction, No these prices:- ..• •, • • •$80 Buggtee for 068 $75 Buggies for $65 , $65 Buggies for $60 Remember theSeare all our own make, which places ne in a position to gnarante them, as we do not bny any materialbat what is.first class. • glepairing promptly attended to by experienced men RUABILL & ile3IRTII. Huron Street, - Clinton • Cluitan. Sitsil, Door, and Blind.' Factory. S. .COOPER • • PROPRIETOR, General Builder and .contractor. This 7.facitorY is the largest in he ce.tinty, and has the very latest improved ma- chinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice: We marry an extender° . Mid reiiblesteak and 'mewed plans, and give estimates for and build all oleo. es of buildings on short notice and on the olceest prices All work is supervie. ' ed in a Mechanical way and satisfaction gnaianteed. We aell all kinds of in- terior and exterior materiel. Luinber Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash, Doors,. Blinds, Etc Agent for the Celebrated GRATBILL SCHOOL DESK methdatitured Weterloo. Call and get prices and cremator; before piecing vow, orders 0 eimanho Dandruff Cure Bringa the grace of heantiful hair to' everyone *rho uses it. Dandruff MUST be gotten rid of firat,-- beause it is ,the root of all hair troubles. . ..-Thste_b_nuAisease: __men_witte.1.1u4 in the Woad le_ and sane More withal:Teeing* to tt .Dandruff, Cure is a .positive, permanent, -guaranteed ,enre far dandruff.' Buys bottle at your druggista--frice SOc, and scLee. A. R• BREINCR CO:o LIMITED. TORONTO k onleonto, het! Valet WOOS • runmaruns BROADPOOT, BOX' & 00. The steady inorease in ottr trade 10 good'proOrof the feet that our goode are righ and our peloo lower than thoile of other dealers in the trade. • We ruannfaoture furniture on a large groale and tutu afford to dell °heap. If you bay • from us, we save for you the profit, which, iii,other casee, bite to be added In the retail dealer. Thier weekAtie have passed into etook mine of our new deeigne. Space will not penult no to emote prices, but come and see for yournelf what snot vte have to Offer. gemember.Awe are determined that thir prices shall be the OWatit in tlite trade. UNDERTAKINas In this department otir stook le complete, and we naeo undoubtedly *he best faneril outfli in the county, Our prices are 10iv et the loweet, 131LOADFOOT 130X & 00, w• Mtn* ee P. Ss ttight and Sunday atilt 'Waded to by calling it J., Ohiditytif rod • -.Direolor1residenee. • 1.