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OPPOrtUttitYe
For getting a Beautiful Watch
• iik4 Chain free.--1%To Money
liequire4.--EverylKan,Wo.
gmu, Boy, or Girl Has the
same Opportunity under
vur System.
in order to have Dr -Arnold's English
Toxin Pais placed in the hands of all
pererans suffering from bad health we
In'Ke the fallowing most liberal often -
If yott v. ill send to us your name and,
addrese and agree to sell for us twelve
balms of Lir Arnold's English Toxin
PAIR at 25c per box, we will give you
absolutely free a beantiful watch and
charn in either ladies.' or gentleman's
:size, or your choice ot twenty other
prenilutus such as line sett; of jewelry,
rhigseviotipaniandolinktea sets, sateen
skirts, cameras, etc. Remember we
don'tavant any money until after you
sell the pills end von don't have to sell
any more taan*I2 beam: to net the
premiums. Tbis is a bona fide offer
• from a reliable concern that has given
thousands of dollars worth of prom, ,
autos to agen te all over tae country. .
Remember also that Dr Arnoldhi Eng,
Mb Toxin Pills are a Welt known rem-
edy for all diseases of the kidney and
bladder, Bright's disease, diabetes.
✓ heumatism, nervous troubles, and
female complainte, and are for sale by
all fleet clam druggists and dealers in
:medicines in all parte of the world.
You have only to show them to sell
them. You are not offering something
that the people &net know, Our
watches are the regular standard size
for !Julies or Gentlemen in Nickel or
/atm Metal Cases with handsome il-
luminated dials and reliable thne-keeta
ere, watches such as no lady or gentle.
man need be ashamed to carry, and
they will be sent absolutely Free to all
who sell twelve boxes of those won-
• derful Toxin Pals. Write at once and
. be the first in your locality to earn one
of those beautiful, watch: a and obain.
As soon as we receive your letter or
post card we will send you post paid
- twelve braes, together with our Illus•
trateci catatogue and beautifully colored
card rafh your name and address on as
our authorized agent. Bear in mild
that you will not be asked to sell atly
, more than the 12 boxes and we d
want any money until after you have
. sold them. We bear all the expense
• and are only making this liberal offer
as a method of advertising Dr Arn•
old' s haaglish Tolle Pills. Don't delay.
write at once and earn a beautiful pre-
en; for yourself for Cheistmas.
Address Arnold Medicine 0,, Dept.J.A.
50 Adelaide St. E ist, Torn to. Ont.
Sept 5-3m. •
4•0,
to Read Character.
"Now I rather pride myself on r..1
Inieste•born 141vo leonirast,
The &.t -bora of parents lieve el
Minh Imager Average of life than their
brothers mad lidera who eonae after
them. This feet is demonstrated by star.
Ostia gathered by life insurance OM,
Palliti$, Lougevity 1., also said to be
hereditary. Said an English insurance
Male the other day:- ,
"Some prune hate hardier condi-
tutiona than others, and they are apt
to transmit them to their children. A
man, both of whose parents- were long-
lived, hes a promise of a good *Id ago
himself. This, of course, is an old
Altera, A much less familiar principle
affecting the deration of life has been
presented by Miss Mary Beaton of
Cambridge and Professor Karl Pearson
of London. * .
"A compels= waa made 'between the
lengths of the lives ea.two adult broth-
ers or two adult sisters to ascertain if
tbere wast. a perceptible difference be.
tween the older and the younger mem.
bear of the pair. The figures here
given represent the average of over 01118
thousand cases, and hence Would seem
to point to a general law. It may be
added that the particular persons under
investigation belonged to the Society of
Friends. That organization placed its
record at the disposal of lilies Reetos
and Professor Pearson. -
It thus appears that the average of
the elder brother was 58.56 years, the
younger brother 54.575, the elder
sister 59.024, and the •younger
sister, 55.667. There is a difference of
over four years in favor of the Older
brother or sister. This does not sig-
nify that the older brother or sister
will survive the younger. The mean in-
terval between the birtlie of all the
pairs under consideration was about six
and a half years. • Bence the older
brother or sister would ordinarily die
first, though attaining a greater age.
"The first inguirz here mentioned was
limited to pairs, the younger members
of which had attained the age of 21.
.A second comparison was made that in
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eluded minors with adults. It gave re
sults eloeely resembling the other. Tlit
raelin excess of life in 3,855 pairs wal
4.6 years. But the intervals between
the birth appear to exert some influ-
ence. Miss Beeton and Professor Pear.
son furnish a -formula by which one's
ex eetations can be computed, and add:
"Thus a brother born ten years before
another has probably seven years' great.
er duration -of life. • A sister bon tea
years before another has probably about
six years greeter ,durationof life."
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• Pro Bono Pubhco. 2,
Discontented Artist --I wiali I had S
fortune. I would never paint again.
• Generous "Brother Brush." --By Jovei
old Man, I Wish I Imd pixel I'd give it
to aoul
ability to read eh • --der," said the man
who was given to buying detective tales
" and yet, why shoule 1? It is really
a very simple thing -requires notaing
but close observation. For instance, it
b easy to tell a man's occupation. Big •
facial expression, his action.s, even his -
'
dress, are stainped by his daily work..
You see that mansitting opposite us
Well, I am just as lare as though he
lied told me that he is a barbet."
"You are mistaken," yenned Ads
Wend. "That man is a butcher."
"impossible !" exclaimed the amateur
detective. "You never saw a butcher
with slim, white hands like his.".. •
"Perhaps not," admitted the other,
'but he is a butcher, just the same." .
"How d� a you know he is?"
"How do I know./ Why, the Monti&
xel shaved me once." -Household Guest.
• -.tem t
Origin of a Nam�.'
One wonders, on reading in The Onialet
Bee the following item, how the Kansan
gleKenrie came by the "Great Rebel's"
name One of the most intelligent
mien of the west is William Lyon MeKen.
aie of Piper, Kan. He is in his 78th
year and his career may _laq expressed in
four words -soldier, farmer, eapitalist,
philanthropist. He is President of the
I3utte Creek Land, Live Stock and Lum-
ber Company of Oregon,. controlling s;
range of 30,000 acres. Mr. McKenzie
,has a luckory grove on his farm of 540
acres at Piper, ten miles out from Kam-
an City, from which he supplies canes
,to the 'United States Presidents, and
has done so for a number of years. Ile
first voted for Franklin Pieree. •He
ahas attended 26 county convet,.ettmar ,
X 'soldier from far-off Jamaica
Itemarked to his friend: "What Yell
Mica?"
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And his friend winked his eye; I
tt la he ventured reply :•
el 'believe I will taloa Jamaica I"
-Baltimore News.
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Mrs. Gabble -Mrs. Kraft has been
Married ten years. I'm sure. I wonder
how old she was when she married.
• Mr. Bizzy-I tried to find thatout
ehe other day.
• Mars. Gabble -What did She sayt
Mrs. Bizzy-I asked her at what age_
the was monied-, and she said: "At thA
parsonage." -Philadelphia ?gess,
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• The Grocer* of thla
• North American eoutineut Who
Sell Various Brands of
cereals POOtist, Use
Malt Breakfast Food
In Their liloated.
•*bor.* "
•
•
'Seward H. 3ana:1,81m Free:Aloof Setae-.
limy of the California Retell Grotierra and
aferehants' Augooiition, Wrhee si follOwle
about dead:nit and healthful Mali 'Break -
had Rood :
"The truest thing e in the advertisements
ot Matt Breakfast tread le that othe Mahn-
feettlrere Start the goods and linallty doe*
the teat.'
"Little children who tire Of. everythingin
the cereal line will tekti tip this food and
wing to it with no desire for tt01611/0,tritttlh
1021{ter than their will any other food.
is 6 feet that rev owe yettnaster.Who
12111 /IMMO hs, everything I have been, Able
in the teethet, After A few days hair
phi the met ea Malt Ilreefeet Food to to the
ettelat ot iteneting on krivitag It three thaso
a they, and title eontlition has oythaect now
for Mt *wits, during which time I Viestiot:
if a day has gone by witheut his having it
for breakfast, 1111012 and supper,
orate tat old telke; 1 belfries *het Melt
Brailtiast Rotel is the Molt eetliftestory
oogOilibe Market .4ctaihy for Week or
Wed titOtottObit edd'for thet jetted feeling
Oeteseiteally li Miro athterildrest SOW"
Shylock was the man who
iwanted a pound of human
flesh.. There' a r e man y
1 Shylocks now, the convales-
cent, the consumptive, the
sickly child, the .pale young
woman, all want human flesh
and they can zet it—take
Scott's Emulsion.
.Scott's Emulsion •is fif,sh
and blood, bone and muscle.
It feed i the terve, pteengthens
1 the digestive organs and they
I feed the. whole body: •
For • nearly thtrty, years
Scott's 'Emulsion has been the
greif giver -of humaii.flesh.
We will send you a couple of
ounces free. .
' SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
'Corot -AO. Ontario.
• . sec, and f1.00 druggists.
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The book -keeper's.
occupation renders
hina specially liable to
stomach trouble. The
hasty breakfast, the
"quick lunch," the
long hours event in
stooping over journal
and ledger, .svith, lack
of exercise, all tend
to the derangement of
the stomach.
When the stomach is in a healthy con-
dition the feeling after a meal is one of
satisfaetion and comfort. Whenever
there is discomfort after eating it is a
sign of stoniachderangement or disease.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
tures diseases of the stomach and other
Organs ofdigestion and nutritiell perfectly •
and permanently. The cures effected by
this medicine are almost countless.
st have taken on bottle of Dr. Pierce's Coldest
Medical Discovery for indigestion and liver coin -
plaint,” writes Mr. C. M. Wilson, of Yadkin
College, Davidson Co., N. C. oRove had no bad
spells since I commenced taking your medicine
-In fact have not felt like the same men.
Before I took>the 'Golden Medical Discovery' I
could not est anything without awful distress,
but now Scan eat anything I wish whilvelt hav-
ing unpleasant feelings:I
Don't be fooled into trading a sub -
*mice for a shadow. Any substitute
offered as just as .good " as eGoIden
Medical Discovery" as a shadow of that
medicine. There are cares behind every
claim made fpr the 'Discovery," which
no "just as good" medicine can show.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the bowels and regulate the liver. They
•produce permanent benefit and do not
react on the system.
How a Girl May Look Tall.
"Can a. • -woman by taking 'thought
odd one cubit to her stature?"
asks a.- correspondent Of an Eng.
lish exchange, "As a matter of feat,
Imagine that no woman would be likely
to wish to add a cubit' to her stature,
either by taking thoueld or by any other
moreusual and faindiar method. But
that there are plenty of women who are
desirous of adding two or, three inches as
their stature is abundantly proved be
the ready sale which was commanded
the so -palled 'elevators' when they were
first introduced. Short, howeeer, of hex.
ing recourse to these barbarous and in.
, adequate methods of bringing a woman
nearer Heaven, is -there no. means . y
which a girl who was intended by Nar
ture to be short can make herself tall -
or at least taller/ The answer May be
given unhesitatingly in the affirmative
and the Mora to be 'adopted are princi.
pally four.. •
"First, there is the obvious expedient
of wearing very highheeled, shoes, but
this is only the starting -point, and is of
very little use unless it is suprlemented
by the other three devices. • •
"Secondly, skirte ehould, .of course, he
worn long, as nothing takes oft so much
from the apparent height as the short
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"The third thing, Which can, union
tunately, only he •recommended to „girls
with particularly .good figures, is to have
their •skirts made very tight across the
hips, and no one who has not seen this
tried would believe how much epperenl
height it *dad to a short figure.
"The fourth point is, of course,
wear hats as high as the rigorous code
' • of :fashion will permit, and the sante
thing equally applies to the dressing of
the hair. • .
"It is, of course, unnecessary to Ad
. that all' horizontal lines tend toward:
diunpineas, while perpendicular liner
make for willowy sIenderriese. . •
12 these Villa ere wahine olajeryed
a. girl with a • inieroseopie supply of
•jnohes indY deceive not merely •the unole
servant bystander, hut the trained eyt
of. a stage • Manager, into tainking that
sho is of fair, medium height," .
The girl Who was the . :abject-less:se
from Weh. eke above remarkS liave beer
studied, fully endorses the truth of them
and lays special stress on having th
skirt to fit tight 'across the hips. She
eaye that when the dressmaker write/
down "rather tight she alwaas make:
her scratch it out and. substitute "very
;`' .tight,",, and certainly, in her own case
the 'result is remarkable; for anyone
would credit her with at least & pimple
of inches more than she really possessea
• This should , be good news for all littlt
• girls, for surely, to be short, and to loot:
tall,' is almost an ideal state of things
as it combines the grace and dignity oi
: the • latter with the lovableness and
, • daintineee of the Lome •
:• Atlitilii Emotion* • •
It fit told Of a certain Lord Holland,
who was • very eccentric, that he
used to give Ms horses weekly con.
serte in a gallery epecially • erected for
the purpose. ' Be maintained ' that it
cheered their hearts, and improved
their temper,and a witness' says that
• they aseerned to :be delighted with the
performance. Much has beei written of
the effect of made UV:in animals. The
"Ai:aerie/in Naturalist" gives genie of :the
results of 'experiments made in Lincoln
Park,- :Mileage, to determine the effeet
af violin -playing on different =Male.
Music whiele was SioW and sweet, like
"Home, Sweet Heine," or "Annie Un-
tie," piermea the panthers, a. jaguar and
. a lioness and her 'cube.. The panthers be-
:"`eanie 7 iiiniquic iiiit".tiVitelied -their - taller
When a lively jig, "The Irish Washerwo-
man," was played to thent, but relapsed
into their fernierquiet when the music
egain'beeame soothing.
The Ague*. Wee no nervous during the.
jig 'viable that he jumped from a shelf
to the deee of hte age, and bank Again:
When the player ceased and. walked
*Way, the Jaguar Meeliedout his paw
tet hint as far et he could, with clew'
retreated, • ,
The Manua .and her =he Were litter.
'bated from thil gist, although when the
i yioliniet . approached the cage tha mo -
tiler gave him a hiss and the•`eubs kid
hetind her. Al the playing of ajlively
. jig the eubs stood up on their 'And legs
*tta peeped over at the playet. When
the rtiesiratut retreated from the cage
the %Minato %Me to the Irma of it,
and did not move beck when be grad*.
elle drewso near as almost' to touch
the great pewit that were thrust through
the bars. 'Men the mosielan was play -
Ilog "Mite, Sittet Bottle," the entire
family were very attentive, and refrained
Motionless tetcept that the culet turned
•, their het& from Nide to hide. Then
ittiolitat jig • was played, and the =be
ailanced about. • •
Ate toyetes, in a den, Squatted In a
eereicirele and eat in isilehee while the
amide continued. When it teased the
ran tip and Armed At the payer through
the here. Be Wen afresh, and
they lofted In I Sneak derilielreld.
eilerlittoit WAS Mittle ieVeral thole* at
Para wit3a the to'. *ilk
Erasing the Evidence.
Deep in the bark of the old beech tree.
that stood on the river bank the young
taan carved the initials of her name.
Then he called her attention to them.
"But your initials just above mine,"
the said, "look ria if they ,had been edt
there a year or More ago.'
"They were, dear," he replied.
"And mine," she continued, looking at
them a little closer, "seem to have been
Worked over from Others already there." -
"Yea dear," -he replied with noble OM
or. "I have to change them every year.
Mutt is 0120 of the penalties of these sum"
net 14104 Pgalen1414066$
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Rumor or the Hour,.
Not It Satisfactory Answer. I .1 eoe SOine karned professor says
"DettriesI didn't know Viet 1
.1.14.4$0110•that *erne parte of the eeeth esovedeeter _ wheat
could. be earveeted ill the winter time, thal ethers."and yet I me in tide newspaper tome- "Guess he is right. I believe that
thing about the price of January. wheat. South Mimic* MOVOS taeter than North
When I was a girl on the farm the wheat America."
Always ripened in July or August," end
her face wore a troubled look es she laid"Why so r' .
down the !per in which she lied "Are there not more revolutions
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"Wheet 't en in january now I
pened to I; ewe at the market reports down there 7"-PailadeIphia Record.
while looking for the society gossip,.doeen• %
any more than iript did When w„s
e were clareze along little a Will you ?" id
young, my love," replied her husband. the street car conducter.
'Tba terms you refer to do not mean that , "Don'tlau see lan right up agalust a
the wheat ripened in January, but that,
it
ii, fat man 7.• ,
, it was sold. for delivery in that 'month.
' It was harvested in July, Just as it used along.
That's wily I asked you to squeeze
to be, stored, and kept for use at some Ile can be compressed nearly It
future time. The surly thus rtecumu- Tribune
toot more. • Squeeze along.' -Oldeage
some of whom want it delivered in one
month and others in other mantas,
1 Sales thus made are called 'futures,' and Females of All Ages
__
j form the Wit; of much of the gambling
that takes place on 'Change."
_ "Haw interestingt Now tell me what
'squeezing the shorts' means.
He mused a moment, and then realiz-
ing the impossibility of properly explain-
- ing the term in his limited time, said:.
"You are much shorter than -I, you
know. Well, when I pet my arms
around you I 'squeeze a short:' seer
"Oh, indeed! Well, if that's what you .
ascii do on 'Change it accounts for your
devotion to business."
.And he realized that he had made a
taistake. •
latetl is then eold o verioua "buyere,
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SPASMODIC •
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Healathe 15 not of Iteelfea.diseeM, but it
generally Caused somedIsorder of too istold*,,
soh, liver Or berreiS.
Before Ion Cali he anted ,Ott 'MAW NSW*
kb* odd&
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Burdock. Blood Bitters
wel de it hi reit
Stegtil&tee the stoma:art:live mate*** •
es the Wee end tones up the seism ay*
a:4641144th mid viva
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find these Pills simply invaluable,
as a few doses wilt restore free and.
regular conditions and effectually
remove the causes ainuch suffer.
•ing to the sex.
• To knovr nuinkind is easy; but to
sompeehend any one man or woman is
aupossible.
• Keep the Beat Gown.
A, difference of rinly one quart et saiW
day for ten menthe; between tiro .00W$
mounts to 000 quarts, which will be
worth from $10 to 520, according to the
price obtained per quart. • This fact
thould convince all who sell milk from
;he farm that it does not pay to keep
!LIZ but the best cows to be obtained.
Apply This Test
To Your Nerves
Study these symptoms. They are for -
your guidance. You may not have them
all, but if you have any of them your ner-
vous system is not up to the mark, and a
little extra expenditure of nerve force may
bring the dreadful dowufall.
Intolerance of motion, noise and light;
twitching of the =mks of the face and
eyelids; fatiguing sleep, sudden starlings
and jerkings of tbe limbs; dizziness and
Sashes of light before the eyes; irritability
and restlessness in every part of the body;
headache, indigestion, feelings of weariness
and depression, and loss of interest in the
affairs of life.
So long as the dank eePendituroof nerve
force is greater than the daily income.'
physical bankruptcy is certain to result
'Wooer or later. Nerve force mist be
increesed, and this can best be accoria
lished by the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve
ood, because it contahre In concentrated .
form the very elements of nature which go
directly to form nervous energy. eo
cents a box, all dealers, or Bdeuinsoa,
Estes & Co., Toronto. ,
Dr, Chase's
Nerve Food
The, Astute Sateen*.
An astute salesman was enjoined or
his employer to be strictly honest -but
to sell goods. • •
' Next day. thesalesman displayed some
nevi fabrics, saying to the lady shoppers:
"ere is some calico that looks just
like silk." But they .1 tOrned up their
hoses Scornfully. • , •
• The following day he said. to •tbe same
shopper -sr
Mere is some silk that is made.' 0.
look: like calico." Ala thee bought era
ere yard of it. • • a •
' This shows at: that We Shatikt Use dee
judgment es to whirl raid .ef a try:this
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first preSentede-e" judge."
Last week a man entered the cafe of
one of the old hotsis in Now York,
called for a glass of brandy; drank it and
Id ll dead. The verdict was death from
heart disease; but -theakeident recalls
-
the story of poor Prank Brower, to
whonea new barkeeper at the Metropola
tan Rotel said, "Just pay for that bran-
dy before you drink it!" "W.w-whattu
stammered Brower; "is it so in-in-instan..
taneous in its effects?" "
Stops the Etough
•• -mad Works elf the deld
Laxative Bronio-Quinihe Tablets ante a
sold in one day. N0 Onre, No Pay, Prime
25 cents. • .• •
_ecchot7
Sold Everywhere. In boxes, es gents.
Dude/ One of Bishop Potter's pares
°Wail visits there happened to be a num-
ber of young deacons in the vestry room
before service. One of them, who waS
rather talkative remarked, "See, Bishop
un the be ed"
you," pointing to the words, "0, all ye
Fiesta of the Lord, bless ye the- Lord,"
ete., ere is nothing said about
us tams • I don't think it is quite
fair •
,a "Oh, yes, there is," quietly replied
Bishop. "Here it `Q, all ye
green things upon the earth, bless yet the
Lord 1" -New York Times.
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"After all," sald Mrs, Gaileigh, "it
Isn't so bed to have a husband who
sleeps in church. Mine dreamed • all
through the sermon last Sunday, and ?
can't help feeling glad every time
think about it." • •
"Why, who ever heard of such a
thing," her, friend exclaimed.
"You see, our minister preached a hor-
rid, impertinent sermon against women
paying so touch for the clothes they
wear. and I just know that if Jonathan
and been awake he'd never get through
quoting it to me.a.,-•Chieago Record•
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See our Saturday window for a
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's This suit is well made and 1ta.
large bevel ed glass and combint
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out we are mailing a cut on this suite and it goes for $16.
0. Stevenson,
• On Albert Street, Opposite Town Hall. Residence -Opposite Commercial Hotel.
Undertaker and Embahner, Clinton, Ont.
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Wheat or Corn. • . - • •
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We ea give you testimonials from all:the 'leading
farmers of this section who used our Formaldehyde
last year. , Fall instructions given with each bottle.
Use Combe's "Standard Formaldehyde
H. B. CONNIE Chesil/at Drugglst
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• grades of abili A ents, kit Reduction. in• Prices-
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WeC.all glee Positions to • persons of aIj
clerks, farmer's sons, lawyers. mechanics; phr
;Asians, or:etchers students, married and
single women and widovni. Positions. are
w.rtbfrolu we
hay. paid several canvassers $50, weekly ^for
• years. Write fully and "we will give y en a
positron_ to suit.
• BR BRADLRY-GAREtEl'SON co. Ltd.
Aug. 22nd• •• , Brantford. •
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. Clookis Cotton Soot ....o
r
ie sueedesfulli need Mentbtresealle
0.000Lathes.Rafe,effeetaal. Li
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our druggist C.00k's Cottott Rod
• • eke no other, aeon Mixtureer pill&
Roos are aangerona. Price, No. 1,5f
LBO. 2, 20 degrees stronger, $8 per box.
A tie R. mailed on receipt of price and two
The Cook Company Windsor,
land sapid and recommended,/
emserugpsis In Canada,. •
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D. 1, Aria No. 2, are :sold a 'Oh:doff
at all respormible Drug Stores. • • • •
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7
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Make Weak Hearts Strong.
Make Shaky Nerves Hint. s
?hey art a thee Sae* Istr,
Islervousness,Sleepfessness, toss
Of Energi, trait) Fag, After Ef-
fects of •La Grippe, Palpitation of
the Heart, Anemia, General De-
bility and all troubles arising from
a run down system; • °
They regulate the heart's action
and invigorate the nerves.
This is what they have done for
others I They will do the same
for you. •
OSICAT RELIEF;
I have taken Millittro's Vein and
Nerve Pills for palpitation of the hook'
and shattered nerve, and for both troubles.
have feutelagemereliet -Mita W. Mk.*
Ingersoll, Oat.
MELO SPLENDID NOW.
efora+sting Milburn's Heart and
Nara Pills 1 was all run down oauldtnoi
sleep at nightr and WAS korribilitrott lad
with ray haat*. anted tatting L foal
spleadid. 1 Stoop soli at night and sty
host demob tranbi, me at 01..1111 iky
La. dens nut *world oI 11,6044.40,
umisvuti, Yaks.
Big
• Here is a peat chino to swum> firetrelemlibuggy at at: big :reduction, No
these prima-
. SSO Buggies for 160 I $75 Budgies for
$65 Buggies for $60
. • Remember these see all our own make, which places us in a position to guarante
them, as we do not buy any materiel but wbat is first ?lass.
, •2 Repairing promptly attendedeo by experienced men.
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ittrilBALL Huron :Street,- -" Clinton
,
Clinton Saran Door and
Blind Factory.
S. S. COOPER;
General Builder and • Contractor.
This McAbee le the largest in he county, And him the very West improved ma.
. ohinery, capable of doing, work mi the shortest notioe. We carry an axtensive
and relleble iteok and prepared plans, and give esthnetes for said build all alma
Sa of buildings en abort notice and on the closest prices All work is enpervire
• ed in *mechanical way Isla satisfaction guaranteed. We tall all kinds of in.
terior and exterior material.
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sash; Doors, Rliuds, Etc
•
Agent for the Celebrated ' ISMAYBILL SCHOOL. DESK, atanufiettur Ed
ea Waterloo. Call and get prices end estimates before platting vour maitre
PROPAIETOlt,
.VV holesale stock "of pianos,
at very best possible prices. _
0 rgans, the very entertamable -
gramophone, sheat. IlitUdF1
baoks, and a vale ef musio
at
e. neszlitiws
Emnorium,
•...11...1.0tEr3C011711`
fraying bottglit oet the Ilataliss
brialuese of A. MottlalliN, is go-
ing te eell Trtualts,VelisteraThasters
Ittunaand everythingin aonneetion
• With the taOa-Good and Obeap.
• Light tifstrIteal a opestatty
end deal and I wilt He you
*au • .
• autos St.,i dtx)rs west of Itswa
Ottawa.,
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t' .:.
kof dress goo
Por the Fall Trade is now almost complete
and eompriSes all the new materials
Waist Inater4,1sIn
------Frenckrta*nels
Finnetlaities, Etc. ,
•A special line of Palley Striped' Black
Silks for waists at Oo yard.
COTS & soN.-
Wiewatolimitoodwer
Rowe at .1EColloway
612001212043 that theyttve bought the Rthealtare and tinderiskins business •
Of IillOADPOOT 4 BOX, and will imiatinub the, mime in the old stolid
MR. .1 A.TXT14801t; . •
who his a thorough knOWledge, Of the busitieee, will latarei olarete Of Ole
• store, and ttill da all kinds OPREPAIRING add TIPHOLSTERING
mOderAte prices ri &lithos's, oasts* in essasation
n.N. ROWE 3 ATKINSON;
11.. 3. rcoptIowAY Manager