HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-09-26, Page 6The 'Toronto Weekl
SeptNth 1902,
Iramense
. Vermin on Turaeys.
The Young turkeys for tbe fall ane
•
Opp Or tumty..
For getting a 13eautifu1 Watch
aud Chain free,—No Money
Required,—Every 3ian,W0-
2n..n, Boy, or Girl 1 -las the
SO, nee Opportunity under
our System.
In order to have Dr Arnold's Englieh
MIX110 Pals placed in the hands of all
pereons suffering from bad health !tve
melte the following most liberal offal -
If you will send to as your name maid
addrese awl egree to sell for us twelve
boxes of ler Arnold's English Toxin
Bills at 25c per box, we will give you
aosoluleq free a beantiful watch and
allele in either ladies' or gentleman's
robe, or your choice ot- twenty other
peemiums such as line sets Of jeWelry,
ren ga via n mandolins. tea sets, sateen
Warts. caneetas, etc. Hetnerober we
don't want any money until after you
sell the pale and von dou't have to poll
any more tnert 12 bc xes to get the
parttime. Tuts is a bona Ode otter
from a reliable concern that has given
thousands of dollars worth of prem.
hams to agents all over tae country.
Remember also that Dr Arnold's Eng -
Nth T..xin Pills are a welt known rem.
ody for all diseases of the kidney and
Madder, Bright's disease, diabetes,
rheumatism, nervous troubles, and
female complatnts, and are for sale by
all first chars druggists and dealers in
medicines in all parts of the world.
'You have only to shnw them to sell
thew. You are not offering something
that the people d :EA know, Out
watches are tbe regular standard size
for Lidies or Gentlemen in Nickel or
Gun Metal Oases with handsome II-
-bareloated (Nate and reliable time -keep -
VTR, watches such as no lady or gentle-
man need be ashamed to carry, and
they will be sent absolately Free to all
who sell tvveilve boxes of those won-
derful Toxin Pills. Write at once and
be the first in your locality to earn one
of those beautiful watcht s and chain.
As soon as we receive your letter or
}post card we will seed you post. paid
twelve boxes, together with our Mos
tratea catalogue and beautifully crilored
card with your nan3eand address on as
soar authorized agent. Bear in mind
that you will not be asked to sell any
=Ore than the 12 boxes and we d3n't
'want any money until after you leave
mold ,them. Webear all the expense
and are only making this liberal offer
as a method rif edvertieing Dr Aan
old's nnglish Toxin Pelle. Don't delay.
'mites at once and earn a beautiful pro-
em-, for voar Belt for lehrisi reas.
Add r eee 'Arnold died idi ne D mad' ..A.
' 50 Art elatide S Elsa Torn to, . 0 u t.
Sept 5-3m.
The Wrong Station.
1.
It had taken considerable persuasion
tb induce the old lady to take a seat is
ati automobile, but finally she had con-
sented to do so because she was anxious'
to 'reach the bedside Of her sick grand,'
And in a village some twenty ranee
away, the last tram foe which had left
some ten minutea before she arrived at
itlie station. Ttie big automobile, was to
,,ss through Hampton, the village where
the sick, grave:bad lived.
Everything went lovely until sthe al -
=est flying lehicie, in attemptingto pass
e. wagon loaded with bay which occupiea
the entire center of the road, went ans
ceepectedly intd the ditch, and. rather-
inolently devoeited -its occupants in all
adjoining flee!.
Recovering from the shock, though
somewhat• confused from the rather un-
=seal method of alighting from a vehicle,
the old lady asked el the chagrined
chauffeur:
"Is this Heinetoni"
"No, meanie' he managed to gasp,
dthis is an accident."
"Oh, dear!" said the ex -occupant of
the vehicle, "then I hadn't oughter haye
got out here, had . Irea"Alitomobile
leagazine."
' Small Boy ---Pa, what is dehorningf
diather-Why, it's cutting the horns off
=hie. Boy ,after,rellectingaPai what
Is dee:dial:0 Father (grownig. irritated)
-What in the world are you asking, se
reany questions fey? BovdeWell, Idsaw
Ira the paper, the other day, where' Gen -
at Chaffee detailed a whole squad of •
Mkt nien.-Detroit "Free Press:: •
sitters iftui Non -sitters.
•
Where the main object in keeping
bens is to furnisb a, supply cif eggs -the
itrveterate sitters, such as Brahma%
Cocitini, Plymouth Rocks and Lang -
shone should be rna,de to work fer
'nearly all they receive. If Ikgs, Only,
-atu wetted it is well to ilave the non-.
ratting verities, which eave great
deal of labor. For more people,nrefer
eke non-sidfdied at the present time than
formerly. Legherns, alinornas, Ham -
burgs and HOudans are kept veey
largely, as they are non -sitters. There
as:one difficulty or drawback with the
sioneeitters-which is, that they lay
erhite eggs, whieh are not preferred en
%ma markets but in some places the '
Whites are accepted as readily as are
those that are dark. -Mirror- az4
lysrmer,, ' ' •
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SOLUTE'!
SECURIT
Cenuine
'winter holidays should. be well under
Way now, and: their growth should ba
carried on continuouelg through the hot
weather. One ot the most disagreeable
pests that will annoy the young birds
and ultimately cause the death of many,
if not checked, is. the dice. They will
sipper in such numbers that the birde
will quickly droop and die, but not a
louse will the owner be able to find. Yet
this should not convince hint that the
birds are not suffering frozu this pest,
It is better to take the birds and. hang
them up and grease them theroughly.
Lard or kerosene will accomplish the
desired result in short order, dome ad-
vocate not using either of these on the
turkey's until they are at least a mont.h.
bsev-
Globe and New Era, a trial trip to the end of the.year
THE OLiNTON bEW ERA
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Tie
ings
see:mg .
at
beart r174.4.:g0to iastlit:111.rg
SV:VOt*riri 11',
ing sheet
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aches and net
vousness.
infuse new loo
and energy into
dispi at ed dient t
Ne4;745:744 shattereci women
whom
have coe
to think there is
old, nit if the birds are ettackee
erely by the lice it is much* safer to no care for them
•
They • cure Nervousness, Slaeplessnese,
protect them in this way than to let Nervous Prostration, Wein. Veg., keno
them stand their Lemmas with the in- and Dizzy Spells, Jestleseness, Afte,
sects. Lard is safer for the young tur- Effect.; of 1..a Grippe and Fever, Ananme.
keys than kerosene, and it 'will accom- Generel Debility, and, all troublee dame
plish the purpose intended.' from a run-down system.
Erequeetly the lice appear on the ed
young turkeys before they are a week • d'eloe doe. per box.or 5 for L25.
old, and by a Month they are half kill- ell druggists or onelloa
ed with. tlaem. • Melt some lard. ifi a
tin, and with a soft toothbrush it is "-Ms T. 11113413Vri CO.e1-114713`
peesible to spread tbe grease over the Tortn.to. vnt.
wing -i, feathers of tail and body so that •
4,•••••••••111111,10 • •
the lice will all be killed. This should The schooner Southern•Oross,belcng-
be -dope every fele' weeks up to the mid- ing to 1 he London Ailiseicinary Society,
dle of August, if the lice are .very num- was wrecked, Sept. lst, on the French
erous and troublesome, and after that Iseland of Tahiti, near the harbor of
time you will have little trouble with Papete, No lives were lost.
them. Turkeys that are kept free from HEALTH FOR WOMEN, -
lice will grow almost twice as fast as '
-those afflicted • by the insects. The re. , Few things tire more important to a
Wards for the work will be very mud- community than the health of its women.
fest When it is time to kill and market ' If strong is the frame of the mother, a le e
the birds. -Annie C. Webster, M Hasa proverb, the sone will give Jews to the•
eachueetts Ploughman. , people.' Dr Clutee's Nerve Food is eepa e
.......
. •,.....- , • islly women's medicine. Sy its action. me
• • the Idooe end nerves it gives etrength and
.resnietne petty wisdom.
' Be generous in jaying out the acre- vigor to the delio.ate feminine organs and
oge Of sweet corn. It. is a •great etude etsuree their regular and healthful. funots
lona It gives ooler to the pale, strengtb. to
for the dairyman to learn how best to.
. . weeedgekiaaru.d.a•voduded form. to. the thin aria
• •
grow, preserve and feed the corn .
crop. . . . •
Sow it thin enough, so that one or • • .Geo. d'ohnson,Dotoinion Statistn,
two eneael ears will form on every i discussime the ceial famine, suggested
bringing meal from %Wei', and
stalk,. and the stalk will not be so said that a Montreal dealer had ordered
coarse but that 'every bit bf it Will be 80.C30 tone- and that can • be . laid down
eaten. up with relish. ' ' •'-` • theta at, at a ton.
The true tiairy. cow Is an exceedingly
seetitive creature, and is easily afe• ' '
Interesting Items.
fected • by • conditions, favorable or ' • ''. .• - —•-'4' •
'otherwise. •
• • ., An Thinois Weekly paper has begun the
Hied treatment.. and dpleesant sue- Publidatidh ef the enti•re Bible a Li
tal. It will take abotit -fifty • ysearsEetro.
roandiegs have a great influence up -
templet& the publication. - . _ •
on . the climeti ty and quality of the
milk, provided the feed • is. sr:efficient' ...
The Chesley (Ontise"
.) "Enterprsays
thato woman who was driving near the
tor the reeuieenienti of the aniinal. .._ . fairway track at Edeegrove, control
Have a quantity of "Shy -fly" on hand ' qf the horse, . which made . straight fox
to apply to'. the • cents as "aoon as idies' , the crossing. •The animal's nose was just
• appear. • . ., . - oyer the &eared 'when the train whizzed
. •Fit the 'windows velthe Wire netting; Peet, "taking the Aueree'e head 'off as
and put screen, doors on. the 'sneer clean'. as A Wh1St1P." NO .Otlidi injury
, . • ,
latabis, se that the outer' doord May he 'Wes doise.
left open during the hot weather. . .. - • Theeiaantifecture of Paper millabottlee
• • He ,should have a ,liberal supply. Of. . ' Will see& be begun by the North .Adams.
• green feed, and an allowance of grain ' .
. Paper Pox Company. :The peewees' Wee
• • invented. beet Burlinetoe rt man, and
- every .day. . . ..... . _ . the bottles will he diode exclusively. in
-; • The 'product , Will be nttich better if .. North Adeene, Mass: The liottles are
two or more cotes are . fresh . every wateaproof and nn -tight, and can be
•,made so cheap • that they can be thrown'
• away after tieing &nee, e
. . .
• .As a• sequel to the tragic •death oi
Baton Cleciege von Bleichroedere the well.
known „benicer, tbrough• .era • alutomebili
accident the other day near Cologne, Ent
. .peror Wilikan has auforined tlio .burgo
' master of Weisbaden thathe eeneiden
the autoniobile a, serious menace' to pub.
lie ..safety; and thet he ' favors MOM
stringent, control ofthat method of lo-
. emotion. The Emperor is said to have
, edded that men have. to eight to endan-
ger hudistri or'enimal life in the name 01
- sport,. , Ti:e Keisee owns several motors..
but: rarely oses: them, although ',he has
.1 approyed their adoption bv the' same.,
. : ..,deaeeele d' - - - •
: ,..14..good story .i Old of tivIn brother%
. i one of• whom wale A 010.gynni a and 'the
_ other e ,dectote A shordeighted. emenan
, . '' dOiegatitirlited the' letter on his .admit- .
able 'sermon.. "F,xeuse.Me, madam," wee
_ ,Jus reply., "over. there .is .7my..bretheidevekei ,
• preaches; I onlyliractice." - -- ' . • • ' -
. 1 . A friend•telis me 'says "11:•A's P 0 that.'
• , he ends Mr. Balfour irrie evening aedi
- dienere party, when the • '..conecesatioe
turned on Lille ileportance inlife of self- •
• coafiderfee. ,My friend' repeated -the say-
ing, .".God gie us- a guid . conceit o' ..doe -
L sels.d Mr. Belfour belied it; and,' bond-
ing aerosseaddear "Arid •that, sir, is the
. eilly prayer the gods alevaya answer!" . .
' . .A little girl had 'listened during the;
• last 'dew weeks, while her - parents die -
ceased the high price of Meals and vege-
ta,bles. It Rad been the customary tome
.. at the table, and the child had been
1 lidera to speak Ltheut the high • price to '
her playmates while pitagag °use with
- -them: e Repentlyatimemothere presmited-
a the fernotis Humbert safe passed a 1Pg 1 the family with a bounting baby bey,
• theaddoulavaide 'of Peels reeently,and ' and the other child *MS Well pleased. .1a
- attracted censiderable attention: It wat telling.about her ne'w brother tea neigh.;
.removed frinn the • H .t , .' o ' on 'a bor one night she exclaimed: The doe -
Okay .dre.10.!I 'bn 'three • horsesd. adorned tor brought him this. -morning. sHe's .adee:
with Roevers, 'ribbons end bells, stud wai fel big. d'Vrien't ..memina good to. buy
• conyeyed to 'the reeklenee of its • pue•• such a .bier baby when meet, is so- highl"
chaser. .a. large band of calicostretched ' loPiekaway County, Ohio, there is a
. over the vehicle bore the inseription, certain crossrceads, where a patient
"This 'is the oneenualiedenillion-fianc teacher struggles daily. with the.davelop-
• safee" Tha .men in charge did not ate
peat to be in' a greet• hurry, and made .:xnent of the- young. idea. One morning
frequent halts at taiverns, while an ad. .Vogrwaapshysgivi,riwgiLhte issach4too6lataartiteestroulti.
miring croavd surretteded the dray. Per. asked. There; was absolute silence. in
• Wipe thee had been instructed to -melte response,. and 'she explabeed. the mean -
the best possible use. of the. opportunity • in"
dvn• TI
. of the word. "What is a cape?"
offered for cheep advertisemewasnt.'
.
' „. ' c
• ien
Ds O. Longworth of the Cairo "Sphink' ' knew it Wase point of land jutting out
declares , that -the famous - Egyptiar into the water. "What is a .strait?
' Sphinx' Is rapidly &casein , This is said 'Over in the corner a band Went up. "1-
' t
of Egieitrtlueetnetlfeareigation of recent what is it ?" "It beats three of a kind,"
years. Heretofore, an hour's downiall was the trinimpliettt ansear.
Egypt. thenetives regarded it as SortIE
dire message of reproach from the gods
The irrigation and the many trees al3out •
Fifteen to eigleteep. days' liettay rainsfillit • Kidney
the Deltie however, have changed this
. now every year on, the head of thr .
stone followe and eels into the siod• .hsorders
gpbinx. The severe. "khamseen" sand. ,
doled litnestotie of tbe ' Ancient monu
Hog +gigolo** and its Our tio
In a bulletin jirt issued by the De.
partreent of Agriculture, Ottawa, there
is the following reterence to hog chol-
!era i
1 Hog cholera is extremely contagious
land infectious. No other disease is
more go; it can be conveyed to healthy
smile in an endless number of ways,
both by diteet contact and intermecl.
levy agents, buildings, railways. 'plat- 1
forms, wagons, crates, clothing, boots'
of attendants, etc. .•
I Great improvements can be made in
1 the manner of feeding cirri to hogs.
1 Too otten the surplus is rooted out of
1 the trough, if such is used., and tramp-
, led into the mire, where it undergoes
1 fermentative changes and when after. 1
wards eaten produces gastric and in-
testinal disturbance. This could. be
ptevented by placing the trough on
slatted platforms, made of such a size •
as would admit of their beteg moved
easily, when neceseary forsitnitary or
other retteans. -. '
PREVENTIvR AIRASURES
Every breeder or feeder of pigs
should arrange his into
so that
he can divide theni, into perfectly iso-
lated piggeries, so that if, by ROM
misfortune, disease is introduced to
one lot, the others may he preserved by,
isolation.. Weeders and owners would
greatly serve their own interests by
providing a separate pen as er, quaran-
tine pen for probationary detention of
all new purchases,in which they would
he kept. for a few weeka to make sure
that they are free from disease.
When the disease has been intro-
duced and discovered in a herd, home-
!, diate notice should be given to the
Minister of Agriculture, who will
cause an investigation to he made, and
1 if the disease is found to be hog chol-
era, glutton tine will be established, the
I actually dieeased pigs immediately
sleughtered and the carcasses burned,
or deeply buried with lune; all fat
enough will be immediately slaughter-
ed, and -if, on post mortena examina-
tion, they are found free from the di -
ease, they will, be sold for pork, azd
the balance fattened as quickly as
possible and disposed of, if, on exam-
ination after cleath, the flesh is rotund. _
et ed fit for food; indemnity being paid
for those.aetually diseased, to the ex-
tent of one-third of their value before
• they became diseaeed. For a,nimals '12
contact, the, compensation is three-
quarters of their valu% Every pig en
the farm must be killed 9,nd the prem-
ises thoroughly. disinfected before. an
inepector can Issue an indemnity cer-
tificate, which must be accompanied
by certificates of satisfactory disinfec-
tion; thereafter the Mthister will order_
the removal of the quarantine.
_pen
Kidneys and
Liver
Any interference with the
proper performance of the
filnctions'of these most
im-
portant organs should.tieer
he Slighted.. if it be, serious'
conwfuence sPie
AARON
OX
TABLETS
ARE AN INVALVA,
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Price. 25 Cent:
e tesu t of the a ternegeeliniatee joseadateadhar-:$611"manI4d.J1V611'-
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Carter's
Attie laver Pills.
Must Sear Signature Of
, of rain onee a year was a novelty ir
See Ftecainife Wrapper Ilelett. * .
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fmtpiljrilditstiuomit....04:4ropiku
ment, Whittling it away all •over the stir Are no
that. the heat is required to vaporize d Y.
face
Frank Reilly was the vietint of a Our'
oust Accident at Port Costa,' Cale re
ceratly. He was standing near 41 eiritelt
to a siding on which feeight trains gen-
erally wait for the passenger trains te
pass. He Saw a young lady walking or
the siding, and, believing her to be ir,
danger, gesticulated vehemently to damn
her to step iron' between the rails. She
in her turn, seeing the oncoming freight
train, Inotieried back to• him flint he was
in denote AS the train came nearei
• both became the snore earnest in dheii
shouting and gesticulating, while smith.
er thought of reteppIng off the tracks
Reilly proved to be in the wrong. The
freight, instead of taking the siding
went straight through. While lie Wet
itill trying te conee the young lady to
get out of the Way of supposed danger
the train struck him from bel ind hurl
ing him km the track and breleaki4 hi:
right arm in two places, badly euttine
Ide head and Imaging bid aide. Ito *IN
ritOovir.
,
Deep gloom o'erhangs
Tbe autumn eke ; •
Black curling clouds
Go,drifting by. •
Avail ,of grief •
Is sent aloft :
• "Our lackis hard. -
Our coal is soft I"
1. /II. sufferer
From Backache • Of our bush:ices le proof that our geode
. give satisfactioe, that our prime are righe,
• 4
'belle, Ont., states ea.." I are rather erahusi- and that our system of gawk dispensing id
Bsr. vv. Gfiroe, general merchant, Bien-
astio in the larders of Dr. Chases Kidney-. approved of. If you have doubte regarding
mac statements, we shall be
have a visit of . inspeotion. Wlififrhethecleadt?..
.Livealeills, and believed have good reason
'
to be, Poi several years I was a:grelit - rmartees for the heat and purest drugs, ,
pains in my back almost constantly. 1 "MAE,ES SICK PEOPLI. 'WELL." ,
sefferer froin -kidney disease, end had
sudceed in obtaining more than slight Paine's Celery Compound is the great;
tried a great mane remedies, but did not
temporary relief. . horde medicine in Canada, e . Its disease
banishing power ie wondeeful. It You are
weak run run-down or suffering •from disease, .
'A friend of mine :Advised me to try. Painea Celery Compounds will speedily ban- .
Dr, Chase's Ricluey-Liver Pills, and I did tsli all your troubles Test its virtues to
SO with great satiafaction. I had not dee ; 'it Makes sick people well.
taken half • a box before I began to feel • , •HOVEY1 druggist; i oth u
petts and now realize that I have entirely
recovered. I often wonder now :wily • Theexpress from letontreel !ran into an
s
for 85c.
tone Perfect Food" for Brain and Muscle
PURE, PALATABLE POPULAR
MiUtoni Are Wing MALTANVITA "The Perfeet Food"
Made in Canada, from Canadian grown wheat,
by canadiart workmen.
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tkALTeD.
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REMOVES THE CAUSE OF
DYSPEPSIA AND INSOMNIA
, Malta -Vita is the vital, the life-giving food; the
invigorator of brain and body. 40411ffklitovne.i.
Malta -Vita is rich in phosphates, or brain food.
Malta.Vite is the original and only perfectly
cooked, thoroughly malted, flaked and toasted
whole wheat food. -
contains all of the gluten of the
whole wheat, And is the peer of all prepared foods
as a.bone and muscle builder.
11
Perfect Health is Sustained
by a Perfect Food
" the perfect food," eaten fof
breakfast and: supper, insures perfect diges-
don, and -removes all cause of Insomnia and
dyspepsia, go% of the ills Of life at% dee to
poor digestion. Perfect health, sound reatful
sleep, clear complexion, 'bright eyes, clean, white.
teeth, sweet breath, are the blessings that follow
a regular diet of tialta-Vita. •
Beware of imitationa, insist on getting rialto -
Vita, "die, perfect food,". Requires no cook-
ing, -always ready to eat.
•
' Malta -Vita is so prepared as to be easily digested and assknilated by old and young, sick or well.
packages at your grocer%
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Food Co.
Dawson meat Men are organizing al gel gloat ad ...RDA ungr-.
combine to control the stockeatn the Hint saal.. 1010 WM W‘fill m.
adlondike,
ONOMENTS.
The' Rawl "Development.
peoplego after neeefangled remedies when • .open swath at Mabeely. des Ross, the
• this tried,and proven medicine 18 so easily fireman, was melded to death -Ina the eh-
-obtained, and so certain to cure." Dr. gustier, Alex Rue, WW1 bedly iniured.
Chases Kidney -Liver Pills have an enor- _
mous sale becalise they radically cure seri-
A TrtIJE NERVE TO1SIO. '
ous and chrionic disease; one pill a dose, 25
cents a box. • All dealers, or Edmanson, acts not sio much upon the nerves them-•
. selves, se; anon thMigestiVe fanetiens, and
the alomfdattreition of rich, red blood,
The nerves •cannot be fed or medicine.
They can be eed and strengthened 4e -digest-
ed' and assimilated food. Ferrozonee mar-
vellous action arises from its power' over
the digestive and assimilative functions of
the body. .You take it, the blood grows
tither, redder. You feel strength and vigor,
digestion ceases to be noticed, for it has be-
come good. Work is easier, for you have
the strength to dolt.- In a short time you
hadebersith, Use Ferrozone, Pride 50m,
r'llatiat%&Ceri.;TiirOtitd. , •
• Dr.• ..-.Clia6es:
•: •..
Pork citoes.
I :Mold a, cress where the same dee
teas shoe, on both sides: •
prTheepy.
sanitary conditiom
, n of both ale Sold by H. B, Combe.
and female has muCh t� du .with the •
os
An Indian owed one of our merchants
To secure choice. pigs •the selection' and the Other day he came in to pay it;
oj elee male is olethe utmost import and and wanted a receipasays an exchange.
Voila the ineethetit told -bine es receipt
:Witk, all classes variety in stock was unnecessary, "Me neuet have ir
growing. go o eaven, Lord ask
I e sale. totttbereonabst atilowed. on deposits. ..
show Me owe white nothing," Said
feeding belongs to profitable stoca enehete "me t h
_ . • ' • • e Injun he nay debt% Injun Say, yee,
.A. good feeder Will do fairly Well Lord ask Injun where is receipt? 'Matt
with a good breed and poor feed or Wen'cio,ii Can't -go all over hell to look i
with good feed and poor breed. ' for you.' • He got the receipt.
She value of feed' Is largely determ-
inert by the assimilating powet s. of the A man talks abeat owning Iiii business
animals t� which it Ts fed. ' `• But, as 11 matter of fact, hie business owns 1
A Clean bed will help materially in him, His whole lite Jo reguleted by the •
maintaining geed- health arnong the demands' of hie Meiners, The time at
• hogs. Change the bedding every week which he rises, hie breakfaet bout', the
• time.given to Meal% are all determined by •
or ten days, -
basinees obligations, He rushes thrriugh fe
•With all sooeff itt commeacing to fat,
ten it Is best to- Comrhence gradually , bluungoinh becauee heeian't s areas time -from f i
ess to eat leisurtey. HO won't taltaa tY '
In creasing the feed meta they are gide root becauee he is needed at the store or of -
ere all they Will eat up clean, Crowd, licite ' Ile ie in fact an absolute slave to
G. D. McTaggart
BANHBR •
ALBERT, ST., 61CLINTON
A Qeneral Banking Business,
transacted
NOTES DidCOUNT.ED
Notes issued. Interest allowed on
deposits. •
riff MOLSoNSBANK
Rattenbury. St, liVorks) 'IneoropAopraltTedAraby Act_Par1$214:00:1:55.
Direct importers. Workmans. . . HEAD OFFICE, IMONTREAL
HEST FUND. $2,1.50,000
hip.
and Material guaranteed. Wm. afoeson Meoesinneort, Pradden
/11105 Ewers:Gen. Manager.
'Notes disiounied,eoileetionttdinade, deafts
issued; sterling and, Amerioan exehange
baught and sold. Letetest allowed on
deposits Seism BAent-InteresaelloWed
- son sums of -$1 and up, Monetadvanced to
farmers on their own notes, with:tine or
more endorsers, No mortgage required;
Hobo Brewer, Manager,
•
Oileton,
Central
Mpat Market
JAS. G. SEALE
- Stop* the. MAMA
end Works off the Gaid
Laxative BrOmo-Qpinine Tabletsmire a
old so oneday. No Cum No Pay, Trice
cents •
TISDALL'
• AAlsixEic,
c.LNToN,
Privets funds to loan on mortgeges s
beet current rates,.
&General, Banking brunt:esti taw:voted
. • ' • . -
* A' FREE PATT.ERN
6_910 owq.sodectles) to:everY"lat
00/114!* Only 50 aanta a year. 411'
5 C2fik.I:S.
11,IE„
E 0 MAGAZINfe
iiii b.,„,4., tore4 ',NUN; ',that
The remit§ arbeckeefelkayethisel relb; ":eirl'eaktitte. teilatortIr07.
.. krtgaTtinitc 'gum! la
eisigiats the _Alert '_Ortateeellandel. • 'details, /tenable Simple. 111p -to•
mental. -American Agriculturist. 1:19eZestr3-trele be seen on every hand. Mat Masa= laretirSit53611rir -
a ert1
. . .. , . dyepeptioe irritable, nerveue, with drawn
,. .,
hees and hollow eyes, sit at the desk or
DrainIng Warm Soil& kr
' stand behind the counter until they col- i ,did cut,
A wet soil will . not absorb heat from lapoe in it fit of sickness or ere taken away ,
ernderdra.ined the Water imist rise tO the exactions of business vrill lind a friend 1 i BAZAR*
the rays of the•eun. If the soil ie not by heart tailors. Those who minuet escape I
AMU*
in Dr Pierce's Golden Medford Discovery.
ithe surface and pates off in vapor ite ..
At strengthezie the ;stomach, iharearete the
part or. pass ;at by Slow percolation action of the idood-raakinggiande,increarees
through the earth, and not until the the vitality and phydcal vigor. Is reekee
Water a saturation is reraoved will men etrone and prevents those bUsiness
tho goR abeorb the heat, for the reason break dcivene which Or often terminate fate
respecter
Of
People In every Walk of life am troubled.
Have you a Backache? if you have it
is the drat sign that the kidneys ere not
working.properly.
A neglected Backache leads to Seriousi
Kidney Trouble.
Cheek kin 011ie by taking •
• ,
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
"THE GREAT KIDNEY SPECIFIC)."
They cure all kinds of Eidney Triathlon'
front Baekache to Bright's Diseasc,
leo. a tole or for $1.23
all dodos or
the: water. If the eeil.le underdreineit
the water entering the bail Will be ab- 2 arheeerset Hygiene.
sorfied to the exteet Of the needs et
the eon, the free water passing aft (Tile Dreeemskerta Protective Union of
readily through the underdraina-the • Armee% is alternating the hygienic way of
soil absorbing the sutes heat without Putting on the corset.)
hindranee. .A. uneerdiained IMO I•To be, or not to be," that is the queation!
is a Warm soil until locked la the Ice Of wanes it is 1 They Weloorae each titige
embrece of Winter and` the% it le this ti0n*—
%idrititon,"s1.1 rt fettiMilci3t briOrSPorhibeg1;1110kWe ettlke; T!le leit:gef'eenetteerWal,47or o'efeelinnelidint e:o
it P
, e Coreet"se
elleed senetal dim; in adVarieif of have dstreight fronts" whiteyer
IimflazBoll not underdraitted, that rosy rriee1)--.
• " No ma tter if they're embonpoint or lean
*, And- Welleive,reelly de: dot understated hint
gentled grads of ragas, nittriborg 8, 9 Beet take onr Oho* aa wheelers in the tan
and 10 have been adeetteeted 5 Points at dem I
NeW Yetk. Let leveler worcari dreks itust es the
AhndlOeve the reek to illly oentio wlat Ok.se
V° Cure a rold In(Me Oiltt Ivor, if Woenen will, :she Willi there'll lit 01
Take tartilive Brow), faninine 6ri
If Cmddtanut* beaallse-w411. 'ban
DOAN KIDNEY PILL 000. e00.011 box, 2s0 •
All dreggiete reftltut the money it fait
to dark K. Store's signature is On dire
La Tonohti Moloo
Oat WOK HEADA0Hiree. siorooto. OM,
•
\I
lietint A owed see J5erforettolis show
11,5weiroutseted
w f me With° au Robe Lis.
gilt 0 OA ts.„11*1W YOlh*.
50 YEARS
EXPERIENCE
TRADnegstIVIGNArit
COPYRIONVO &c.
Attynne noncting A slteteli ere elpmhill,
.rhtlem
4ofdlcir ilsAto oorlOur oplitItitt trOo %virafter id.,
InIrOntiO0 11 probrt..4 10
pat00111. C'ottOnUniett.
tioa9vtrittly I'M(14114d en t iql.,Itandbook On l'tit tete
sel)t; e. (*IAA 14:63roe 1'08 a
0 rlittcpatentA.
l'ateltt0 taken Ahrolittli A1011a it, CO. tOCOIVO
ipitiattlatiV, W11110111; alultaa, in the
Stitittifit filiitritarte
tnic hottniodn'imet164171118(tottotnrtifllood lwortriti. vniotittatt(311ta.
ii
!tot fourinwh..$2. seta Ural notrscesters.
MI!jet
N unt,001Bioadwah 8W Ifttl
..... tit., Waskleaten. t..
4
Saving pnrokaaeff the 'butchering
business of F. H. Powell I era pre-
pared to furnish the people of Olin -
'ton with all kinds of Fresh and
Oared Meats. Sewage, bologna
lard, butter and eggs aeways kepi on
hand.
R. Fitzsimons it Son
Telphozte 76.
Ordere delivered promptly to a--
parts of the town. •
I.B.-Wartmat haVing hogs fcr •
ehippieet will confer a favor by
leaving word lathe tamp.
badiffikomm..•414•4.8•44.•se
'The Novelty' Bakery'
and .1testauralt
Is the • place to buy choice
casecolatee, 1Ve handle Mo-
C.oemiokat ohoio Mariesibo
chocolatee, al a o Paterson e
creams and burnt almonds and
Other choice abeOrtinente.
We are prepared for the come.
Ing eetteOri to :wee Watt Witter
it. MI fievora We Also have
(unshed frulte in stook, toe
crewel and all kinds of oriel
&hike.
A -Choice dock of <ranges, and
olefrifirimbnamterioansiond all kinds
Fancy bread and.eakee Oltvey
on hand,
Weddinif-. Cakes a
Speeiaity.
Terme Offaly oath.
Clinto%
ti
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