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Or' THE POULTRY YARD. . on the national debts of the vroecl,
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*1"4"11°4 .4'444' "4-"/"" 43"11" 41k"1 number of The North American Reiiew,
which is published in the SepteMber -
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the vest,
In eXper1Mentit made with Several Naggiorino Ferraris, a member of the
Breeds it was our that reaults. varied Italian Chamber, gives an mount of
according to size and breed. The Dork, "The Public Debt a Italy." Li sum -
Ing$ laid 130 eggga Per year, the aver- ming up, Signor Ferraris says :-"Italy
*0 weight of the eggs being two was gradually progressing between 1870 Aro* Read and Nerve Tonle, Blood and
Minces, or eight to the pound. This and 1880, when a period of unprecedent- Tissue Builder and Constitution Renewer
•• gives 10 1-4 pounds of eggs Per Year. ed a/meow and economic icnv • Ret el • for all troubled with weak heart or nerves,
e food eeten per day was six ounces, — ' - ' ' ------ w -- L''' 44 A* a food for the bleted, the brain awl Oa
• the yeare 1881-1893. But the inevitable /come thee cannot be excelled.
Or nearly 87 pounds for the year, This p 7
viva beavl. feeding, and •consisted of reaction seen began; two different Min- If you are troubled with Nervousness,
Veriety of grain ad gram, being over isters a Finance, Luzzatti in 1891 and Sit:eplessnetss, Nervoile 1 roetration, Pal -
el pound of rood for each egg aPPareut- Sonnino in 1894, began a sound pitation or the Hear:, Shortness of Breath.
Pelier Week or Fainting SPells$ Antemino or no,'
ly, but It must be considered that a of retrenchment, and laid the foundatiou . fortu of Debility, tali.°
/ergo portion of the food was directed of the present improved financial slime,
to growth, as the record Was kept from tion. Fuhlic •expenditure and
works were t taa
the first six months of age to one year largely cu
public
MILBURN'S
down,
and one-half. And the birds were alB0 tion was firmly imposed, thnew xe budget, HEART AND NEM PILLS,
kept over winter, when a large araatint was restored to order, and began to pre,
° ef food was directed to heat. The Pit- sent increasing surpluses up to last year, 11-eir curative power is quickly rnani-
• duction of eggs was good, but as the As a natural consequent° the increase
i*, ildrds f
were forced tlie cost wns excess- of the public debt has been stopped, and ird. They purify and revitalize the
ood, brighten the brain and steady and
e tee, though the cocks had made ten from the first fa
even a certain annual reduction, especi- strerighten the nerves W
4, *minds growth when six months old. •ally in the floating debt, has beereoper- doses,
ated. Meanwhile. some attempts were 4 Price yea. per box or 3 bOtal for Pee
elhatiela iliatlia-such-shalie-the•-cern- efnurecialeeteelition "-er-Fi'ovinces and '
The only advantage. in feeding eat made •to strengthen and improve the • . at all dealers or
Meal, condition powder, medicine,
'Cooked meat, or general trlixture may
be more easily fed, bat the base food.
••ds whole grains. Hens will not pre -
ter port food if they can get titled
i &rains unless it he that the ecift' food
•j Contains material of which they are
In need, Early In the morning is the
•hest time for feeding soft food, as then
'the hens can more quickly digest it
• Med appease their hunger, but they
e should go on the roosts at night with
• their crops full of hard green. Fowls
•Often refuse grain when but one kind
• only is allowed. This is because the
• glystem demands something whiell the
toraln does not supply, and •a change
•'ifs required. Whenever the Ilene •re -
•tam to eat of 'grain that they have
keen receiving such as Wheat, give
;them oats, and if in cold weather give
Icorne and it may be noticed, that .they
'will eat as if very hungry. • .ter a
•tweek or more they will want the ad
thind •again. For this reason -the nee
•: cessity of a change --the foodshotdll
•consist of a variety, in order that all
athe wants of the fowls may be setts-
fted•
e It has been urged thiit -very young
•szieks should not be given water to
• !rink, and some claim that the ohielts
do best under such treatment. Thd
giving of water depends upon bow the
• chicks are fed. It the food is ,oft it
. wilt contain sufficient. water. if the
:weather is not very warra, or . the
' chicks subJeCted to a high degree of
!warinth-about 100 degrees -as the
'warmth• wall create thirst. If band feed
.only Is given• the Chicks' must nave
;grater, or the food cannot be.digested•
and assimliated. Before the food 'can
• nourish the system it must be convert-
ed into blood, and, as blood is • corn -
posed largely of water the water mit
be provided, either as drink or in the -
soft food. It is also elaimed • that:
• Chicks do best when they are. allowed
•roUnicipahties; but many reTho Fleibus Go.. Limited.forms have
Ifosco.too Onto
yet to be adopted in this field, Notwith, "
etanding a large ntimber of labor dis,
metes between masters Mid wprkmen, es. Seventy -Five se, Louisan Eata
Dirt, •
pecially in the agricultural districts not,
withetanding the growth of a socialistic,
party, Italy enjoys at present a period
aound national finance and ,economy.
a Newest and most singular of St.
Wealth is progressing and accumulet, poute sects are the dirt -eaters, a
ing, wages are improving,though the wcoommmenunitwybosele sevxeonsteys-five mwenithaa
%
i
supply of labor, especially n agricultur,
middle classes, day
Windsor. , The dirt -eaters take ever/
al districts and with the
is in excess of the demand." anemetul of dirt. Their leader
believes that grit Is necessary to even?
. animal, and that because mankind will
- A Journal for Sesames.
• Pari s has the reeord in trade papers,
tor the gay city has produced a journal
for beggars. The price is five cent's-,
rather high, considering the somewhat
straitened means of its readers -but it
is interesting.
have no dirt in his food he is subject
to many stomach troublee that DO oth-
er animal has. So the dirt -eater goes
every day to his little sack of soil. Ile
plunges a teaspoon in and brIngs .it
forth heaped with good old 'earth. ele
washes it down with a glass of water,
smacking his lips and blinking his ey,es
as though no neer 1 ti ki d th
The advertisements are excellent read- alate of man so deliciously as dirt. ,
ing for hard up medicants, though it is Dirt-eating le eas is a •
child. or :an ex. rien
3r -when one
pe eed dirt -eater. Af
diffieult to understand how the adverthe ' all other times it Is hard, and it must
er will receive an answer to the folbe learned. It is not easy to forget
that it is dirt. • It is not reassuring, to
Wanted -A blind. Awn who can play • •thinle that the particles of dirt in the
theflute• , • • stomach might eause a thousand ':ilis-
Probably some unfortunate dumb or eases now un own: because dirt has,
la.belied-durnb man evill tell his blind been kept.out of the Stomach for hun-
confiere of the vacancy. . • . •dreds and hundreds of years. But at.
Here is a choice sa.mple of a vacancy ter a while the dirt -eater' develops his
appetite. He comes to eetieh els dirt
as a girl levee her tudge.- lee parries a
sack of it with. him, and whenever 1e -
In. addition, forthcoming 'christenings is seized by a feelleig that he is getting
marriages, burials an. birthdaya of deli away from the aninial plan upon which
peopleare printed, So - thterthe heggai he was created, be stepg into; a corner
canknow where to go to prosecute bis and reviles himself with . a loa:m lunch.
business with swam. '• . The dirt -eater is .particular, thougiu
whist sort of dirt he eats. He would' be
.noetrue epicurean if he were not. This
. .
requiring awkward qualifications :
Wanted -A lame man for 'the seaside.
One without a right arm preferred.
acar ;tin, comes diet is techni-
Bladder Troubles f the river
.• 9 . bottoms, and Is made up of Many little
.
.particles ot graeite, marble, quertz..
kidney Disease. and flint well rounded with' age. The
. chief 'dirt -eater Vas' the sand collected
• and sterilized, and he • distributes it
Old PeoPla are eaPeciallY. liable to deo • among his followers at 25 rents weaCk.
Tenements of the kidneys and -bladder The sack is mean,. butet holds 'a geed
d it is f 1
mo water, but this claim rests twee theta greatth
admirers -of Dr, Chase.s atter the St. Louls.fashion costs about
deal of sand. .-So that dailsr dirt-eating
the fact that in the, majorify et cases. rte7-Liver PM&
.the water Is given in such a manner .• Mr. John Won% Woodworker. Vett: .• • 10 .ceerts a: Week,. - . . . ,
•
as to cause them to gee damp, Nogeb •kla Ont.. states :-"I am seventy' years Dirt-eating en ER. Louis is six months
• old, • and houaishes- like a green bay
fs more Injurious than anything 'else. old' and have been using Dr. Chases
'If ebicks are given all the water the* Kidney-Ltree. The chief dirt -eater loolcs happyiver Pills for some time I have and prosperous. The lesser dirt -eaters
been troubled a great deal with my kid.
can drink, but In a vessel s• o arronged . have eitery day a keen hunger for
neys and bladder and at times would gis•
Ahat they can get • at the water with two or three days without passing any their dirt, and they bring in their
their beaks only, they will thrive. thing. Dr. Chase's Kidney.Liver pies friends. The dirt -eaters have preten-
.
.! By watohing the gulneas the haat hare proved. to be exactly what I needed tious QuartersThey are up at Eigh-
teenth and OliVe atreets, in what! Was
and I owe
always makeknown thelr-hidf_ / until •recently the honio or 'the Merti 111A0es. atter laying, ,as they. are ntitsy- good healatliteeday. They aged promptly .
chants' League club. Here: the chief
on myki aeys and bladder.veth the meet,
tThey should not be allowed tO.Itatek satisfaatory results, bringing quieh, rehaapostle of dirt.elithig," 'Mr, -Windsor.
• land raise their own young, as .,they and setting these organsis.perfect working ' has offices and a. lecture hall He re- '
get them too wild and. nntareable, order." . • . :eeives visitors during the day, and ev-
iWhen the eggs are net taken 'from tbe. one pill a eirse, 2,5c.a b•nz at an • try night he lectures' to his clese.. He .
ce
e.e4 bas now seventy-five 'men and women leste the resurt is sometimes a 14s, acalers. 'or Ectrnanson,.. Blies
as foxes minks, and snake.s:inaiTee...7- mirat..)-ou esit'-- .who attend his lectures andeeet dirt. .
...This is en arnueing sect dna amuses
cure them. Guineas should he fed at and retest:. substitutes.. •
• the barnyard every evening in order Xringle himself is riot a mere rotund
leirt-Date.r eerindscere lee le tifty. He
l; ee. son build. iffe:rsn' sit in a' chair :and.
it to them that lam in such
#,OVINe‘4•^IeNns*,..y,k
God and
• My Soul.
4±‘,.B DOLE,
rennet Fathers, No. 415 'West
Fifty-ninth street, weivir York,
And when Ile drew near, eeeing the city,
Be wept over it. -Labe, xix., 41.
There is no more pathetic eight than
• Christ, the Master, shedding tears of
Borrow •over the lir-fated City of </ern-
salem. As He came in front Betheny
that bright Sunday morning and des-
cended the slope a Mount Olivet Re
• saw the beautiful •eity, with its temple
and marble palaceglittering in the
morning sun.
With His divine mind lie remembered
11 that Ile bad dose through a thOD
sand years and more for Hi a chosen
•people, how Re had, segregated them
apart from tbe rest of the woad, how
.no one, .more •thari „its founder: jells
to induce them to come up at night.
There should always be a dtsparity
Dr.„;.) . nor more roilleking character than
e• d'vrift set51
•
• la
.ifn the ages Of the males. mid females • . 'i/i• L e
e
If. possible. When cockerels end pul- 4
• bvveedle 'his thumbs .On his stomach.,
. .
Is fbald. He., has the Senator 'Bill Ma-:
gets are mated tbe eggs de not batch• • - ' •• whiCh• they. say ,is• the piece .de reeist-
, •
well at first. The rule is to mate cock- '. • ' • Mainly About People. • • Ance in happinesis.
(1110 year old) with pullets. A two- A Man went. with his wife to visit her ,o.rs,, sir, e,ni the teal). rve eaten
mometer in the woman's mouth. After
of the same age, when they ar,e yoenig ree rainutes, just as the physe Then he laughs ail Cat Men can
elan Was•about to remove the .inetru• -
esually resultri in failure. • The, keep- meat, the man, who was net used to such taut arotid brings, out a sack of the
,. gee of young gobblers should' be One • a prolonged Apell of brilliant silence on • ea'?Hr eve° aLdirt 0". davi h with m ?"
*May with, as a two -year -Veld male, the part of his life's partner, said: "Doc- • eerie fianke.,• an, . e Iv e
tWith yearling hens, gives streneer tOr, what will you take for that thing?" ewe, t
a are you afraid ot--sandbal: in
erels with hens, and wicks (birds over • •
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."Are you the chief dirt -eater?"
year-old drake ehould always be with• Phisleian•. The doctor plac• ed a ether- my peck a hundred times over: •Dirt
yeung ducks, while the mating of geese tvvo or th ' ' Is good." •
• roung ones. .Iii connection, with the question of the the Stomach?"
• extent of Dumas's indebtednese to hie Then he takes a, heaping' spoonful
• ' collaborators, the following a,needote eind 'swallows It with that ;sly wink
-erte From 'an article by a renoWned au- preached 'M conversation for some 'Mae •this whiskey'. He send.ti a glass .•......_
mew to Distineeisn ore Hawk told: Dumas, it is said, was once re- arlth which a Kentucky colonel take,
stbority on poultry matters in Great retraey in one of his works, • klis answer ter to chase and heaves a huge sigh
"(Britain, the following is condensed: Was: "I never read the book. Let me of content.
• see: Who wrote it for mel AMI re:. ,
' Fowls should be killed off after t • hey member. It was the little Auguste Ma- .
.
i have completed their second Year. (pet. I must go and box his ears" Li' his voluine, °Tha 1iss XIs 11
L. , ',Birds may be marked s'o as to be
I
tory " Dr. Christoktr Nyrop of the Ilia.
,,leasity distinguished by plating a ring once arguing
An English temperance advocate was •
the Case of public -bowie re- 1.7,171alcipfinCopleszi37, ei,n,horn2aseratesigathaveLwin
•
' on one leg when they are p e . The form. Pressing the matter home, e thin
\
test time is when pullets are from live addressed Lord Salisbury: "At 1 t, ray brought an action against. Miss Caroline
' to six months old . lord, you will admit that a great i tree e Newton, who had kitten „a,e .piece out Ot
f , .A round Via rubber ball such as in the number of drinking -place in a s Ile"
for his having of .ulgenee
al teelpese by •aray of a joke. he defendant was
those used for umbrellas, or wring given loealityis an additionacquitted, and the juct e lard it down
hi
trito kisteber
golmer or any soft, flexible metal,
tIOD to over -t
di ." "Not at
imitable. The ring should be put o• n retorted Sails ry'; "if tiutt
visit in a home when a . man fissee a woman
with forey' q.4.1bedroom, I feel no greater against her will, she is fully entitled tO
eL.G..-14,4inalination to slab " bit nose, if ,she se pleases," "And '
ilifure the ieg. ., Fri O- aney-
Re had followed afti4 thenrIff-thirr.
wanderings, had called them back with.
in Paths �f rectitude and had watched
over them with the fondest • care, so
that Ile could say, "What more is there
that I could have dope?" And. still,
after it all they were about •to reject
Him arid condemn Him to an Ignomin-
ious death. The thought of if all over.
powered His hinnan feelings, and Ile sat
deem by the rdadside and e flood of
tears filled Ris eyes and cheleing sob
• constrained Ris voice and an oppressive
sorrow filled His heart.• .
The City of Jerusalem is a type of
•the human seal. Beautiful beyond cone
pare is the Soul, "Thee art all fair and
I will dx mine eyes on thee." It has
been the object of solicitous care .in the
divine mind from all eternity. The
• wealth a divine. grace has been lavish.
ed on it. The providence of God hail
watched over it in ell its wanderings,
in the paths' Of iniquity as well as In
virtue, and no desire is deeper in the
divine heart than that it shall enjoy
eternal beatitude.
In pagan times there was no account
taken of leinum seals, :Most men were
but animals,' with few, .if any, rights,
and were treated as such. Ancient his-
tory ie Very, largely a catalogue of
cruelties. Imenznan, the librarian ci
Baineses; reek's, "What' the life eeel
the locust, that gnay be killed by the
11, peasant?" and he comperes him to
thbuiands. The 'Assyrian " monarch wrote
on ' the, . atones of Nineveh: -"i
took as . prisoners- men, young and old.
Of some I 'cut the heads and feet; • oth-
' ors I toutltated. Of ,oung' men's ears
I made a heap and o old men's ekulls
a tower; children I burned in the
flame' Paganism iet no value on 'hie
man life, because •it did not reeognize
the worth, of •the human Beni, and it
Was not until the Ohristian religion pro-
claimed the divine creation and the au-
ernatural redemption of inan that the
remendous value of. human life was re;
eogelzed and the matvellous. worth ,of
the individual 'Mut as such Was affirmed:
The central teaching of Christianity
Is that the. human' soul is of infinite
take. •it makes. no 'difference whether'
It be tbe pout :of the magnificent Leo
or that of the most despised slave; It
is of hetinite value and its ruin and
eternal loss draw tears of sorrow froni
:the God who came from heaven to •ra.
de,em it: 4
The .hulnan soil, that which each of
tis possesses and which makes us what
we are, is, first of all, the -handiwork of
God. It is created by an arehitect . of
Infinite wisdoin whose' artistic resources
are boundless,, There were no limits. -
tions plaeed to Hois ability in forming
S o beahtiful • ti thing, and Re . utilized
the. wealth of 'Ills power in faehioning
it Re took no earthly needel to forte
it . by, but .1re. made 11, unto L118 Own
image and likenesee-a Tees than
the angels, crowning it with honor and
glory. The Sacred 1Vord *speaks of its
creation as the breathing out or the be -
Ing of God. The body of Man was faint-
ed from the slinie of the ea.rth but God
breath'ed into its faee the breath of life
and man became living being Th:
first time Goa breathed, the Wortt Mita
he spoke was the Son of God, equal with
the Father in all things: „God breathes
again, and this time it is a human soul
that is formed. Finally not only is
man's soul created by an oninipotent
God and watched over by a solicitoas
providence, ' but it is •destined to liy*
forever. As soon as we attach • the note
of immortality to the Meanest thing,
It beeomes of wondrous worth. A flow-
er, though it is . exquisitely.
beautiful thing, still, because it
Wee teener:row we think' '
tle of it; but give it an ever-
lasting' life and it becomes of What.
value. The soul will live forever, though
the things about Us ecene and go. They
have their periods of birth, perfection
and depadence. .Still, ray soul Will nev-
er die.
• came rout
the skies to redeem it. e won et
that the consuming thought of His life
was that the wandering sheep of the
fold of Israel might be brought bank.
Little wonder that He stood by the welt
and talked with the Samaritan woman
An examination should be nude of To Professor Ramiuty, at one of the added a jocular barrieter half aloud —all
4 every f0W1 a f tnIght after the ring • schools of mines, eame one day a dom. •
lints been put on, ' to enter upon a, course of the school's 1
or
menial magnate, who wished hitt son •
all tbatelluteheet.
er
that Ile rectieed the penitent Magdalen
and forgave her all her sins because
'she had loved much,' or that He wrest-
ii In Order to distinguish' between the inStruction. "Bat mind you" said he, "I I
leiWls one and two years old, It is a &let Want him to loath about strata,
good plan to put the rings on. thet lett or dips, or faults, upheavals, or denude -
legs only in one year, and the,ringe ea , tion of surfaces, and I don't want to fill 1
the right leg0,111Y neatt You. anA " 4 his mind, with fossils, Or mineralogy, or
'e ". stuff abont crystals.. What I want him s
on in the alternate years. If the Tito "
ed with the spirit of pride and obstinaey
n the Scribes and Pharisees for three
long years that He might Win thein
Winally, little wonder that His
ast cry amid tbe' agonies of the crofts
was, "I thirst.* It was a thirst, for
ouls that consumed Kim. It was a
burning, desire to bring the world back
o God that parched Hie throat. tt
was an all -consuming pitasion for mares
:Ovation that finally broke His heart.
God and my foul. After all, when we
get. all the things Of thls Ilfe in their
proper perspective there are but two big
things in this world. They are Goa and
my soul. Everything else may slip
roni my grasp and be destroyed. My
ood name may be injured by slander,
my wealth may be consumed' by fire,
my health may be ruined by sickness,
nd after death ha* etripped me of ov-
rythiag there remain but me Mel and
mr God.
to leant is hove to find gold and giver
etre put on the right iege in 1394, theri, sad copperin paying quantities,
An hens in the neck with rilige 011 paying quantinee."
their right legs Will be ready for kill• -
gag 1900. If the ringe are Pat On
•oita loft lege in the auteniti Or1taite;
then tlhose hems will be ready for
fag in the autumn of 1901.
le desirable that Written record :
'Worse Titan Creects.
Turns :Bad Blood Into
yer the ,split in the i
almuld be made of the facts, as the "Did ou haOf /licit Red 13lood_ f
•attemorY is alit tO be faulty,
I The advantage 40 the poultry keeper :
froM Marking the fowls tar more that . a
rpeneatee for the trouble wittea, lig:' a
Church of the ft del Ituroeation?"
haven't heard. What could it No other remedy possesses such
be about? I thought the 'Members Of • perfect cleansing, healing and purl.
•
that char& were the most united in trio
fyIng propertieS,
Nivea,
••• OW. *44.1•016,4411.0iiial
Is Oat alreet to the diseased
parte brake Improved Mown.
EMU the tdorre, dears the ale
anowastopieroitetast le the
threet,,and permanently tore'
GaiiirditindHay Fe*er. slower
Alt dieters, or 1),F*. W. Mule
Co.. Toretito end nuffelte
"They have ariveys borne that reptitit, ! Externally, heal* Sores, Ulcers,
tion, but there is trouble enough there
sow.° Abscesses, and all d 11 Erup ti its.
"What abouti° ( Internally, restores the Stomach,
"Titti niernbers` decided to give their Liver, Bowels and Blood to healthy
pastor an automobile so he could more . i
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after the money bad been tolleeted, the your energy gone your bition
question of whether it. was to be a . * tttu„
steam, OA electric or a gasolene veltiels lost, BALD. will restore pat to the
”Nsf 0".-"Autottioisila Isdartasiatt.'
NMI° up, and YOU elm #403/' inlffine fok* in enjoyment of happy vigorous
1. •life.
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The extritordleary wet weather of the past
earanier In Japan as injaradthe rieh crop,
The Will of Made Marlette,. Qiieein of
the Belpittne, direots thet ohe he buried in
.
ittepts the (Sough
mad Works tar the ttold
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• Doctors and druggists pronounce Miller'
Compound Iron Pills the best on the mar-
ket; SO doses 25 cents. • Sold by all dreg
• gine.
Burglars in Montreal blew open
six-foot save and got away with trea,s
ares aggregating $124,85.
Miller's' Worm Powders °pro fits chil-
dren. Bold by all druggists, town.
VVolves are reported to be killing
• sheep at Buckingham, near Ottawa.
t •
The best hisonit and always the beat.
4 No. obangee. No uncerteinties..
-11. Every biscuit ligheemoist, delicione. •
you want this certainty on Baking Dag, nee
tiovers Baking Powder, 25o alb
4
a • .
Our Baking Powder . itt an absolutely pure Creain Tartar
Border - contains nothing injurious
•
J. L 110VEY Dispensing Chemist, Clinton
reside in Quebienand will study .War. • NiaSaiaalliaialartyekatallgaWalaatatirltillaatannalliAlltilatiaaajailalattltatlag
Bon. Justicia Tasie is elated for the •.
MAIIIBLit AN. D eitAKITE-
. .
MONUMENTS,
-BISCUI-
' R. Bourassa M. P. fcir IAbelle, is to . • 9 .
Senate, succeede ate Senator
Deschene, •
Hamilton proposes erecting an
addition to the House of Beth& for In-
c urablee• . •
Rev. Dr. Fothergill has tendered hire
J. P. TISDALL.
BANKEN,
CLINIX114,. ONT.
reeignation of the pastorate of the Frigate funds to loan eol:olortgalfee . at
°male Baptist church. . -* - . • beat werrelet rates
Hitler's Poserle, a mere,- Sold by all
. .
druggists,lown. 1 . A General Banking linemeati traneected
• • ;Merest allowed on depotriti' •
Jas : Morris, proprietor of the Morris - . . •
'de tel at his boarding house, He was 75 6 .
years of age, • , . . ' roue notee oonaht
, .
Carriage Works, Bovimativilleeeropped • •
•0 MeTaggart
• W. H. Keyes, formerly of Galt, wa a .• .
•BANICER
. Eight cases of smallperx, have been
county. • ,..
ALBERt ST • CLINTON•
quarantined at Mount Elgin; Oxford • . • ..
., 4, Vert er a r aBnitsnakciregd . BtlaineEll.
Shot and killed at &kennel), Man.
Nervons people abould take Miller's Com
:pound Iron PAW Bold all druggists
•
town.. • •
A despatch from Port Arthur discre
dits the•story that •Oanaciiart steamers
will not be able to handle the ,grain
crop this season. .
• A RIGHT TO JUDGE.
• Persons who have used Dr. Oliase's:Oint
ment have the best right to • judge elf its
r an ere is zio preparation on the
market to -day which is backed by each a
mesa of unsolioited testimony. It sures
eczema, salt rheum and piles .80 promptly
and thoroughly that people feel it a pleasure
to renominend it to other sufferers. See
testimonlale in the newspaper. '
Henry Grea,r, a farmer near Flinton,
attempted to lite hie gun off the skiff
,after a hunting trip. The weapon was
•
discharged causing fatal injuries.
Rev. Dr. Johnston and J.E. Boomer,
London,had a narrow escape in a rune -
way. caused by a rein . breaking. The
carriage was kicked to piece&
, NERVILINE CURES
Ithentnatietn. The remarkable etrength and
marvellous soothing property of Nervilinaa
flares pain cure -renders it eineoat infallible
in Rheumatism. Five times etronger than
any other. Its penetrating Power enablea it
to reach the 50111 00 of pain and drive out
the disease. N rviline I more t in
he action than any tneclicinaheresofore de-
vised for the reliet. of mane leflyinitlea.
Detiggietri sell it everywhere
A Winnipeg dispatch Bays that
Doukhobor woman are Willing to be
beasts oflurden and are urging their.
husbandirand fathers to get rid of all
live titock.
The earnings of the Grand Trunk
RallWay ter lasb week allows an Inorease
of 068,193 over that of the previous
year, • me gorge are for 1902, $072.470
1001. $004, .
TO Bk.DIJOE YOUR BOOT MBLiatlYIE ,Amberstburg tr:Anttreis .101plitig
ONE SIZE •
rie psinielas loilvertote Perth
EcItentter • oleettawnclierket 1:testtrotastren4tglolokee
half hard neither 14 it
before the introduction of Puttiain'e Pahl. ""Sreal 81. Catharines
less Corn and Watt Eittraotine itt tweety.
leer hours the born ie rentelved. Pretty and
smell feet are well soured on eyerybody,
but tt can't he done yOU use Pet.
nam e -others are not nearly eo good, Pat.
sutra's is the hest, At arnigistm.
• NOTES DISCOUNTED
- Not es issued interest allowed -on
deposits.
TIIE MOLSONS BANK
• Incorporated by Aot Parlianient 1866.
°ANTAL $2,600,001
REST FUND $2,150,000
HEAD OFFI0E;1114ONTREAL
Wh,•efereciet alscanutascne, Presid• e's
James Beraor,,,Gen. Manager.
Notes diMonnted, colleotions:rnede, deans
leaned, sterling and American exohange
bought and sold. Interest allowed on-
-
deposits Sauna BA= -Interest allowod
On tants of $1 and rtp, Money advanced to
rarmere on their own notes, with one or
more endorsers, No mortgage required.
UC. ifirewer. mattager„
oinfon.
•
. The .
Sovereign .Bank
Aletlneittenb CJAisitAL• $2,000,000'
Stritscuinap CAPITAL 1,000,000
Head Office, 'reroute.
It 8. Rom, Montreal, President
. D. M. STEwART, ESQ., CieneralManager
Extracts from Government Returns :
hilly 31,1902 July 3141902
Capital Paid Up.. e40,000 9ie.000
Reserve bund 110,005 rtoeoo
assets ,,, 1,160,o00 2,195,000
M.Trouillot.Vrettch Minleteeof Com.
mace, &vont the OreatiOn of free porte
IttV'ettlied.
The silk trade of the japarnese Itro.
pire is reported as being in a highly
prosperoue stare.
. The decree forbidclingthe admittettee
of Jews to Russian univeretties ' has
been Withdrawh,
S. West, an old resident of the Conn.
A General Banking Business Iran saetedl
• Saving* Hank Department
hiterest,fit 3 per sent per finnan% allowed on
depoeits of $1 andupWarae.frout dote of dopes%
and eoniponadod half -yearly.
Deposit ReCtiptto betted
attyttatot moat to lfeemers ott heir Own
-notes,
PaYabloallyW Stahl caaeds Milken exeepted)
'tweed at
Parstia bola mid sold. iliettey Order*
twvery ow retell. C0l14etiets4 pewee*
ly attended to.
Clinton •
Branch
•
ty ot Co*foMt 1eded, at the .age of 82 Now openforttenstalitatiking tutu elle
ireata, LP. '021(Milit, Moms.
Reittenbury St '97orkt,
•.eLliNretiv.
Direct- imparters. Workroanehin
and Material guaranteed.
JAS. G, SEALE
licktettettleelINHDOW0411441441PIMetei
ICentral
Meat Market
4
Raving purolateed the butchering
hueiness of F. H. Powell I an Ines.
cued to furnish the people of Clin-
ton with alt kinds of Fresh ind
Cured- Meets. feansage, bologna
•-lard, butter Ind eggs always kept On
bend.
Fitzsimons tt Son.
Telphette 76.
7 Orden &divested prensiptly to
parts of the *own.
.N.E.--Pareent having .hogs -tor
shipment will oozier a hivor by
hewing word it the shop.
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