The Clinton New Era, 1902-10-31, Page 8raW ning iantott- BUMS HAPPY TliOnIGHT
TE day has zone Past
when a wiSe wonian
Will Put up with an inferier
Cooking apparatue, She hall
'heard of
The
"'Kapp),
Thought"
Range,
The corrugated 9vess
and her neighbors tell her what it will do,
If bY Chance you do not know the Merits of The "Happy
Thought', you owe it to yourself to investigate. See tlie. Range,
look into the firebox and flues, weigh the covere, note the patented
dampers„ the ventilated, illuminated oven, the corrugated oven plates,
and all the different features that make this Range Oo different and
SO superior,
Yon don't know 'tom Itoneehold comfort 11 you don't know
The "Rare, Thought" Range.
Write the Niumfacture;$ for Nusfrated CafolOgas. •
The WM. sucn STOVE dO.MlativroRD
• HARLAND BRO.i.
The Boer visitors lunched with Lord
Minto at Rideau Hall, on Wednesday
MUSOULA.R RHEUMATISM
Wilkineon, Stratford, Ont, eay e t•elt
penal:mad great relief from Muscular Rheu • OF RAYER.
affords me much pleasure to Say that I ex -
monism by using two boxes of Milburn'a -
Er F. DE BOLA MENDES,
1 Rabbi of the " Gates of Prayer"
(West End Synagsogue), New •
York.
THE HABIT
•*enplane Pine," Price 50e. a box,
•..Mayor Fiendrie, Hamilton, has remiyed
$6,000 tram an unknown philanthropist for
• city destines.
•There is nothing bareh about Laxe-laver
" Fjlife 'They cure ConetipationDyepepsia,
Suds nieniaolae and Bilious bpelle without
s ••griping, purging or sickening. Pelee 25o.
The Scotch maniamists employed at the
Kingston locomotive works are bringing
their families out.
SPRAINED AIM
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
strong geternunationma vest trienue
were in despair, wheu one loving heart,
not discouraged by rebuff, beto,ok itaef
to prayer, to fervid, passionate
tion at the very footstool of God, call-
ing Upon Ulna "iv very truth" for belp
and guidance for the one so wilfully
blind. After fortpeight hours, when
the object 01 so much loving thought
was again encountered the latter cheer..
fully vouchsafed the asonisning in
formation that the idea had corne to
•ni of •consultthg voIuzitai1y anothey
friend, a wise and almost *orgotten one.
and the abide then received had sway -
•ed. him to heed the remonstrances and
warnings $o long discarded. Must WO
' not think that .,tbat passionate prayer,
unknown to ite 'subject, is •entitled to
some share in the :sudden retreat made
by uncompromising obstinacy and the
unlooked for recourse to the one earth-
ly influenee that surprisingly could.
away him This is only one Instance,
quoted because recent in. the 'writer's
• Mind. Every earnest observer can ,
count up numerous similar ones,and
were he able to read the heart experi-
ence of his neighbors instances would
add themselves to ins"ances of response
to prayer, until the accumulated mas
• •
The r*ord is near to those who call upon
•aim, to those who call upon. Him In very.,
truth. -Psalms, .exlv. - •
Tnia is enword tothe owag, basedeli
on the discerning experience of all who
have attained middle age dt least; greats
I Toronto apple buyers say that the
•crop throughout the Province is turning
out Ira& better than it promised earlier
In the season. Not only la it larger*
but the quality of the fruit has linprov-
ed, the fungus • noticeable in the early
ttutunan has pretty generally disappears
ed, and the apples nave filled out well,
without serious blemish. • •
A Belgium family, all morphiannenn
ttes, have applied to the Paris pollee for
relief. They were so besotted by the
habit that they lost all inclination to
work, and, not having motley to buy
tnin narcotic,. were in great distress.
"You are kinking well," said the street
log to the goat. "Plenty of fodder for
you hew that the billboards are filled
with theatrical posters, eh 2" •
. "Yes," replied the goat, "but I have
'.
not begun on them. I've been deveting
; my attention to the new cereal foods."
"Those patent things? Why,
thought"— .
"Not the foods.; the boxes". More nu- •
. triment in them Pt -Cincinnati Tribune.,
Tess -He used to take • me to the
theatre• every other evezing or so, but
one evening when we were sitting in-
• the parlor I foolishly sallowed him la
kiss min
s•nInry Ovingtonedasper,Onewrites : "My, er years bat increese tbe .rabge of .0. Jess -What has that to do nith the
• We nee er any gooa. e ' ,„„s. Tess-enVell, now he wants to eh in tha
,„nn
a.
Ilagyainn Yellow and it owed mothern minor ll the nime-•Philadelphia Pres*,
. •
Apn various in a few days Priae 250, s •As years add •themselvstand es to years '7 • ' *
• 43traduates of Norgunetchoole. men* ' generalized facts out
• •
, mother had a badly sprained arm. nothing servation and confirm the results already theatre?
IOW take a course in -domestic science prominent/sr before' • him • or her.
All may not be required to teach it
but the. Minister probably intends to
o reviews t e•past ; we call
the statement of them experience, '
' husbands
school teachers will be able to count on Theis, from the various incts of kindnees -
their wives being ableto MAMMA house received from relatives or friends we gen.
wifely duties with a confidence born of . ••• •
•
A It oru• to Farm. loiters.
PA/ NE'S CELERY
We Rave the votes.
There is always more Intermit in an I
• election, than there is In a Tote taken
upon an atestract queen ,n, or even on I
COMPOUNL a proposal for An actual change in leg-
The Home Friend of the Fari
Jelation: In. the yeax 18l.: there were
-
1 44%05 Men ready to go to the polls to
• mer and Rio Family in vote for menabeilk of the Legislature.
the Au.tunan Season. !there were bnly ..60,7$2 who went to
the polls to vote in the prohibition
plebiscite,
The vote polled. in Ontario in the pro.
hibition plebiscite of 1801 was much
After the labora and toile of the summer
time, and harvesting of crepe in the early
autumn, many of cur farmers, their wives,
daughters A04 OVA, And themselves in a
Q0nditiOn of health demanding careful at-
tention ifillness is to be avoided. Many ex-
perience kidney trouble of SOMA, form; with
se& the liver is torpid; there is biliousness,
newea saa vonsiilen with loss of Apeatite
and depression of epirits. Thousands who
bane been exposed to cold. danap *Inds and
rains, now feel -the twinges of terrible
rheematiem; others rundown by worry,
overwork and irregular dieting, are tor-
mented with the pangs of dyspepsia.
s To he thousands of rundown, sickly and
half dead men and women in farm homes
vve recommend with all honesty and confid-
ence the worker's friend, Paine's Celery
Compound, theonly medicine that can
quickly and fulln restore strength to the
weak body And vigor to the minden
Paine's Celery Compound tones the stom-
ach; it removes poisonous tioida from the
blood which -mouse rheumatism; it feeds the
weak and diseased nerves. And banishes
oeuralgio tortures; it purifies the blood and
gives true vitality and life, The use of
Paine's Celery Compound in autumn means
the establishing of a perfect physical vigor
to withstand the rigors of a Revere winter.
Has Ibis Rnythipa To Do With
The Building .01 Our New
larger than the vote polled in the pro-
hibition plebiscite in 1808 In the-
tentner case the voting teolnplece at
the same tune as the unieicipal elec-
tion, a large number of persons were at
the polls tor the purpoee of venlig for
municipal Gouncillors, and being there
marked their ballots; for or against "
Prohibition.
Although the total vote on the pre-
ibition uestion in 1808 waa snaaller
than that of 1894, the vote of the liquor
party was increased, No one imagines
that there was any falling off of tern-
perance sentiment. When then, is the
explanation P
In •I the liquor party did more
Work than in 1894, made a stronger ef-
fort, and polled Ke full vote. Conditions
of discouragements led to a falling off
in the vote of -the prohibitionists. •
• Th* e means that the liquor party can
be relied upon to poll its full vote un-
der any circumstances. If the total
vote available is 425,445,and t•he lar gest
vote the liquor party can bring out is
115,000,then there mud be at least 300.-
000 voters'who will vote for prohibition ,
if 'they vote atall.
• There Is no doubt that the over-
whelming sentiment of the electors of
Ontario is in favor of the prohibition
• of the leper traffic. We can only be.
defeated by failing to brittle out our
There hi nothing that we know of 1 eete.-The Pioneer. •
. that will excite the coriosiln so quickly
and hold the attention of people so long At the Chrlillan Endeavor Oonven.
as an excavation, They get around and
-1.11:7 1 eArgus,n Ottawa,
spoke On
aRVD Church
of theer et'
seenhe first load of dirt out in the 34
t • es • and... the Newspaper," as follows- spawning an e a .
"
Some of t•hem he hole get dowb in tmChniches and pipers should recognize
• id , • the limitations of one another. Preach -
;Stand in the Way of the shovellers and ere should know that a newsteSper is a
businees. proposition. Too many church
narrowly escope being nun over by the
epple expect the people to tun -their
Fiances of sociale free• Of nest. Church
teams s Bosses drive them out and
teamsters swear at them. . They bleck- people should have more respect for
hems
ade the sidewalk and, are, driven away teiyes and not ask aomething for
nothing.' They, could take a lesson
:by the police, butelike the cat 111 the the advance Agent of a circus in this ra
adage, oz oz the song, they comeback and Pheectt e.xpIenghaeAepivers taosppercitn,tyoloungshoreuilid.
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tubber. • • • , . gious articles to the exclusion of news
• They seem to believe that a gold ;mine • and market reports( any mere' than a
Christian man to spend his whole nine
urning. Itchung will be discovered 'or that an Indian
graveyard will lle- uncovered or than • in prayer -meeting. If tiapers yvere tun
as some people want them they Would
• .
Take• erelizee about the blessed,- ..effects '-of "thorough grounding in the Work.
•the hint, girls. friendship in pulifyieg our ambitions,
" HE'S GOT IT RIGHT IN THE HEAD,' etrengthening our best endeavors and
.:That's where Catetrhhlwein 001o; ens. .Making life not ea harsh a struggle as
til it strikeit down into the lunge', then Its men's selfishness Would make It Con-
cansumption. Summer is coming; thin's. ' verseiv from repeated exhibitions by the
all.
nitre to cure catarrhThe weather; .
sa me, dry air 'are favorable. Cat- n -
reptiles of :the human -race" of the de -
win will not cure iteelf. •The favorable • pravity and meanness to :which theY
sometimes surreeder '• themselves, Tir0
Wove to do ite work in One quarter of the
time. It always oaten but cures more • form our general opinion of the dans .
174ttiolily now thitn at any other seasono! gers tonbe feared from such moral per-
deneitiorte aboye mentioned enable Catareln
nhe'yetir. Your druggieeor doctor will tell ' • •
25o
„. youverts as sometimes rub elbows with us
nthat a ood thing gCatarthozene is.
andstel .
Geo. Wiesen, leader of the anti-Rituar adjoining Ours on ,the scene of our daily
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-Lon tRe mar& of life or: occupy a seat
partnnenLivetpoOL;seste noundstiver to nesern •Suele experiences anent our fen
keefeen% peace for six months..
low -men are at hand for all A us, and ;
To 4.,:ure a Cold In pno Day. their generalized lessons, more or less
•Takeaxativ
1, plain to ran are designated "coramell
All drug nte refund the money if it fai
t nue. . W. Grave's signature is on experience."
cool? , 5o • ••- •
Stiflging Piles
• Tf people a:dint:nen realize the virtue of
Dr. Chase's Ointment they would not suffer
tong with pike. ,
Mr. W. H. Whitehall; a welnknown
and respected ' citizen, of Coburg,- Ont.,
states r-eelaving used Dr. Chains Oint-
ment for piles. I can testify to its great
value. The suffering which I endured
from tho binning, itching, Winging sen -
!anon of piles was something awful, and I
can nay that there is nothing in this -world
to equal Pre Chase's Ointment as a Cure
kr this dreadful -disease. , I tried a great.
many remedies' and never got more than
slight relief from ane of them. But wbile
Di. Chase's Ointment brought quick relief
it went further and made a thorough cure.
I -cannot sayneamuchinsreconimeesiatiOnl
of this great remedy."
This is the only preparation 'which in
positively guaranteed to num any form on
piieS. Ask your neighbors about it: . 60c.
a bax, at all dealers, or Bdruenson, Bates
& Cos WOronto.
le.ut there Is another -range et ex-
. Dr, Chases.
'The niehonl •Dentiets' .iociety en Great
the penences--strazige to say, equally plain .
Britain is endeavouring to arouse
• busied treasures will be found, They be nothing but milk and water sheets
an a so e y useless'
can't be driven away coaxed away and • s
an invitation to the nearest bibtilum is
' the only' inducement that will budge
•
them. They want to know hOtv deep •
you are going, anti how high you are
egd°intrif. and
'where the•d'irt is being Inn"
9 ,
J..P.. TI$DALL.
BANKEls,
.• CLINTON, ONT. ,
.' The 'oldest retrident tells who. first
!ovens funds to to leen catrebodgeges at
built oia the .lot and when the building.
-• "burnt donna" and anent the Old einn. . , • nest. current rates, •
tree Mitt , stood . in the. lot "back •nf:. ' • Amigo •
tienneuee" and how he Came near :buy. Cleneeen Banking, . Wanda nrenden d•
ing the lot once himself fet $n7. when e snterest allowed On. deposit.
thnoni, Deacon Somebody .paetured his ' Sale notee. bought •
dew there 'Way along about '80 when - • . ,
their was a bladismith shop on one side G•D•• meTaggari
of it and a tavern on the other and not. . I
-a:printing officebearen then, 'Toronto. • ' ssens. " •
nn-Thine-alortif informatitensis-eheerfuts. '
!Fluid gratuitously given alcont
ALBERT CLINTON
.ieg by peOple COuld not pUt tip' lin
• 'umbrella. They want to see thei plans • • • • • • ' ,
and learn the Cost. 'I'hey condemn the & 'dienerid Beinkinft. Easiness
architect and -cues the contractors and transacted •
nieohailics • , : , • .
attraction to a great, many ripple. ,
' NOTES DISCOUNTED
A hole hi the g !Wind is an irresistible
•Notes ended. Interest allowed on
• s . ' deposits.
tls S. inverts from Canada. • cm ...
• We note With mterest thanaccording .101E BIOLSONS BANK
children*/ . . readily_ understood or not so frequent
Ointment
interest 'if teaehers in the teeth of the and patent to ail -winch • ate not so•
Mrs Fred Laine St George,Ont, *rites ly applied (to slur losseand detriment!)
ntly little girl would cough so at night that AS those townin our fellow m' n in •
neithee she por I could •get any resn I gave
the repeated facts of life in eons
hernar Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and arn
thankful to eay it cured her cozies quickly." nection with the Great Spirit, the great
• sTunbriden Wells Town Council decid- and. alt wien nod; who has sent •us.•
eed not to apply to Andrew 'Carnegie hither for i brief stay hi accordance
nor help in establishing. a .free library.
Mil
with. some wise plan pervading the unis ,
: twin.* Headache Powdets give .
crone/ front enootely, rein verse. Thus, xepeated examples occur
and le ad after effeote Whatever. Be around es of the pernicious effeets
elileuran. ,Peiee 10o and 25o, sin And. Vice, on a national scale as
1/.1
• " 'well as On art •individual one; and yet]
..port LieutenantsGeneral
draw upon their 'expert.
r distributed war. medals men rarely
shite Rs, er ents
trin e se) • of the Loyal North Lanca. ence" .for moderative preveritive
measures 'when contemplating just sant
'
ORE LIGHTN/NCin. error themselves. That stint of •hinnen.
• That's Pe ene Corn' Extractor. Gives. experience. that Almighty nod loves,
corns tintdOkiling in about twenty-four purity and justien andnhae 'set His all-
, hews. n" •consequently get out an they powerful ban upon all disregard 'of this
-.Quince keep tip to the, pain any longer- His law, is strangely neglected or for.
mikes them weary -nine nutnanns Painless gotten of men when present opportune.
4102 gltrtiOtOr that deep this. Now don't ty invites to sin. ..
ninon _4111 druggists. . Conversely, men are foolishly and
King Oscar's; award in regard to the ungratefullynoblivions of the generali-
Eiettlenient of the Samoan claims has rations- of experience with God on the
Pot yet been received by the British tilde , of His mercy and. love. How
, nieverilizient. • countless theinstaneen when Divinity
• WHY WAIT, . • shaped our ,ends smoeth that seethed:
11 stiffering from pain but go at once to &ay go rough, rent the clouds that threat -
drug store and Itty a bottle of Netvilmenhe•en6di dispelled the storms that terri-
great nein euro. Never faile to give banned, fied 110 1: • • •
late relief Netwiline is composed of the . But of all the deperienees on this
Moat powerful .p,ain subduing, substances aide Ahern . most strangely and detrie
•heown, Nerviline is endomed by medical 'mentally neglected centre around that
, then evetyw ere, Don'i wait a single hour factor of human experience to which
without trying Nervinne. The hest meth- the Psalmist alludes, the power of
eine in the world to keen in the hewn in an „prayer. The Hebrews always were a
entergeney. Draggling everywhere:: • .
,r-Theutintittneddrouglitirtiknitheatittairtz:
prayerful people. In later centuries
tarvellous results men Ann women wno
4: will serve '
•How delightful to exert our choked
'strength for sueh a Mester How- hon.
Drank is the callieg whioh Manes us
tollaborators nvith • such a frienn! Yes,
- we touch the hand's cif Him, wile moven
the werldi. We feel Ilse throbbings of
tbe bend' of the Infinite in fullest Syne-
entity with all our efforts to elevate
mankind and -t� save. nee world,
"Dourage, ',neither,' do not stumbles
Though thy path be dark as night;
• nhernenit star to guide the nuttiblee-
. Truitt in God and 'clothe right '
iiettniZeni1
'
Tiede are two classes'of weeds-nnose
that coine from seeds and those whiob
are propagated principally by means el
their toots. Weeds which • spring tip
from seeds ean be 'destroyed by success.
Wen; bringing:the seeds in the soil tie
the surface, where they germinate, Tie
eeedd of some weeds have great vitality
and remaiii in the 'eoil for yews.. Soma
aro enclosed in clone itrin are retained
for another season, but when the clods
are broken and the weed. seeds eeptned
to warmth near the surface, they are
• put nut of etist'ence by the harrow tts
- --eleoneassthergenninateri
• SOS HAS impossible to ar a piee
land from weeds in a se son unless ery
clod is phlverized. The oft -rep ed in.
quiryi "From whence come the weeds?"
may be answered: "From the clods." •
The weeds that opring irom roots are
ettt up, chocked and prevented . from
growing by frequent Cultivation, because
they cannot exist ler 'a great length oi
time unless perinitted to grow. V no
leavee are allowed on Such plants they
'peritili from ouffootion, because they
breathe throtigh the agency of the Tw-
ee, The advataago deriVed by the soil
In the work of 'weed destruction reduce
the cost of warfare os the 'weeds, for
every time the harrow or cultivator is
used the Manure -Is mere fitanafeiyinii(.'
cashire is (musing no little apprehension twice before Homer had sung of siege-
emonget many mill and foundry ownere. ,esse sewn or normal nomena non
tfra Fred Leine, St. George,Onb, writes founded his law -making city, the Jew -
"My little girl would cough so at nightthat fish bards in their sinithitable Peal*
neither the nor 1 could get any rest. I gene bad sung ‘of God's nearness ta man by
her Di, Wood'e Norway Pine %amp and way ofthe avenue of prayer, and sung
662 thankful to say it mad, anugh in terms that make their book to -day
quickly." •
tbe prizen Prayer book of 'civilization's
The Vanden of Portugal's Lot Afrion niyriada
• poStiesaiOnd between fletineny and England This "nearness of 000 10 a subject
s said to the Balatect otiii treaty. • wen ood women woojd do well to ex.
Miller's Worm Powder e ineke the child amrne, Policia and APPIy itt their own
ten healthy, Sold by all druggiote. lives. We have societies for psychic. re.
•The Duke Of bevonohire Ereaidedat
Oriente of spirit Over aninter and of
• t search, collecting instances of the in.
meetmg unhaoribillia t °l'3r/Volalre• spirit answering spirit on •tthe human
Transvaal War Fund. - • plane. Is it 'beneath our dignity to
Be young! It is only necessary to take collect illustrations of spirit human ap.-
Idillextli Compeurid., Iron Pine to retain pealing to spiri1. digine on so muck
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youthful appesrence -and vigor, Bold* eneor plane and meeting teapots°
druggiete. , . • t sWif• t and certain? If We settle our.
In the Daniell isanatilhing the inenee on &Over( to think about it we opt do a
the voting for the sale of the Danish 'West little Want �f psychical resettfch in tale
Indica were moat exciting.
. field ourselves. Many of Us knowi all
doubt 'Miller a OOMpotin tronRilla are•the true PraYets calling upon. God in very
floine'otheits initylbe Tod, tut wit/iota of Ile have heard, of instiTtles w !ere
beet. Sind by ell druggiets(
truth" have met with blessed response;
and not for ourselves alone, but) for
troneatied 'vigor and vivacity follow. the others. Let me quote an Instance
use et (loraPennd ttea Pine,. Sold coming under my knowledge. A young
by all &amide.• friend seemed inexerably bent 'Ion a
11*6 he u the Meter Aft:416610h in 14 tifteati it not with Ile'
28Int Inienetrande ,warning requests loting
Lord Iloberte will be entertitined at a tiburse fraught with eertain and Mel
bq 6 bn oin 0110 * danger,
St4reaty alike OtSkterea gif
1
ed with the eon, more nods are broken,
a grenter proportion Of plant foediA
oD;oreed to the roots, the load of mots.
tuft is lessened and. the capacity of the
plants en the crop to secUre more fond
Is Increased. The cost of the destruction
of weeds should not be charged to the
Spounts of a eingle year only, as thor.
ough worll, during a season may' oblitep
Nag the weeds entirely, or so reduee thr
Mother at to make the cost of their do
atruction during isucceeding retire but
tridee-PhiladeIphia 4e,eerd,
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to a bulletin issued by the Washington IneorperatenbY ActiParliament 1855.
government, the United States during •
- CAPITAL . $2,500,00n '
1001, imported largely of Canaclien live
REST,FUND $2,1§0,000
'stock. ' 'Uncle' Stith 'reported. from all
countries 1.48,024 head of cattle, and Of • • 1-4331AD OFFICE, !MONTREAL -
Win Memos .0240SEnBOONi, Presider]
these 50,000 head, or over 3/I per cent., ,..
' ement Ennior,':Gen Manager
veined at Iff342,462,canie from this coma- bilibr"..."-otes discounted, aollectiOns ;tide., 6-afte
try. . , , - , . . . :issued, sterling- and Anierican. exchange
While as an exporter of cattle -to the, ladoenraghiattalaveld. BAIA: OILS tt e reel! Oil eudowoean
United State; -Mexico outclassed Can- on sums of $1 and nip. Money adeanced to
,ada -the Dominion beaded the list is a' fasmers on their own notes, with one or
more endoreers, . No mortgage required,
furnisher of horses for the States. ()an -
101.C., Brewer, Nanaget,
ade. Sent the Republic C3 per'nent.of its
imtiorted•horses. The anintals number-
ed 2438 and brought 4830,452. . .
Canada last year supplied the States
with practically all of the 331,488 sheep 11111111......momin
imported from abroad, only 2000 com- 1
ing from *ether countries. In veldts
these !beep ran'esp to $1,20,000. -
While upon. the subject of United • CANVASSER
States imports it may also be mention-
ed that during the first eight, months .
of 1002 the Republic imported $10,02S,-
362 worth of golneuld that no less than WAI%1NE11),
811,597,252 of this earne from Canada.
Of course, the. 1: 'ikon was the chief
contributor; British Columbia also for-
warding its quota. . ,
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" The Modern Mother.
• 11'4114rataireaur°fGerattrnindgmotBkasii'll
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, 4 Never'ItneVor
Many almost inured' traditions
nursery have been cestrieideby the tip to.
date ; mother., Even the On00 essential -
create is now seldom fennel in the house
biased by baby's preemie. The modern
baby is not fed Way time he wins but
when the °look announces he , proper
time. The dater approvesofnue and
baby is better for it, bun despite regular.
_ hours for feeding, nearly all the disorders
Of infante are caused by derangements of
the et oniaohana bovine. Methernsgreateet
problem is a treatment for thine ills that
'nabs gentle but.effedive, and above all
Safe. Mrs 3. W. Bailey, of Head. Ulm,
Ont., writes from she tannest, of omen
ewe when she mien "I bave used Baby/El
Own Tablets for my six months old belay
who was troubled with indigestion. -- The
results were beyond myexpeetatiena.
Words °wind convey to these who hyo
snot tried thorn the Werth of thee° Nikita,
I will _rider ogain WM Any other prepare..
tion forth° baby, as 1 am convinced there
is' nothing so good as tlaby'A Own Tablets,"
These Tablets ItS0 a gent'e laxative and
comforting median° for infante and
children„ They are pleasant to take sha
are guarsititen• to Cantata no Opiate, if
your druggist does net keep Bar Own
Tablete gelid 25o to the Dr Mien&
". Median° Co., Brookville, Ont., or
001101640st, N. "St., and a full hired box
Will be midledo pest paid, to your address
to sell PRINTER'S INK -
a journal for advertisers,
published weekly at five
' dollars a year. It teaches
the science and practice -of,
Advertising, and is highly
esteemed by the most sec-
, ceesfel 'advertisers In this
country and Great Britain.
lowed.Address PRINTERS
INK, '10 Spruce St., Netv
York.'
1•• • ) .
Central
Meat Mark.et..
. Having purchased the butitherin g
businesa 01 13', R. Powell 1 am pre .
pared ea fiirnieh the people ef One s
ton with all kind e of Fresh and
'Oared - lifeatw- Sedeagei• bologns
lard, butter and eggs slwave kept On
hand,
It. Fitzsimons el Son)
Telp hone 76.
Orders delivered prOmptly
porta of the town. •
1.1)..-rstatnuf having hogs for
eldpment will confer a favor by
leaving word at the shop.
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TASTES 600D
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altaVite
„TOE PERFECT FOOD"
,B1k. IN and MUSCLE
J'Iadefi-om wheat, kr Canadian worirane:a.
in the city ef Toronto, Canada,
MALTA -VITA is good board for all mankind. Relished•by old and
young, sick nr well. nee s ne's • n'snsiennet,014
"MALTA -VITA 'is the original and only perfectly cooked, thereallillY
malted, flaked, and Waisted whole wheat food.• . • ••
MALTA -VITA. is the perfect food: pet: act, in taste, perfeetlY cooked
and Malted ; perfect because MALTA -VITA contains all of the elements
necessary to sustain life and invigorate mind and body, Perfect health,
sound, restful sleep, clear complexion, bright eYes, clean, white teeth,
sweet breath are the biessing's that .follow a regular diet of MALTA -
VITA.
A week's trial of MALTA-VITA.as a diet for breakfast and supper
will convince the most skeptical of the superior nlerlts of MALTA -VITA.
Beware of inliTationibent on getting "The Per.
fect Fond." Requires no cooking, destine ready to eat.
—For sale by grocers. •
MALTA -VITA PURE FOOD CO.
Toronto, Cce nada.
WWWW
10-tiou.
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A.royal time for those who need or who will need
clothing. Men's Suits, Boys' Suits, Men's 0:,,,,rcoatt3,
Boys' Qvercoats, Men' a Pants, Boys' Pants.
Our Whole Clothing Stock mil be offered
at a special discount Of 20 per cent
. • • • • ,
The object of -this sale is to sell out this season's
clothing before our new 'goods arrive. We never
carry one teason's goods into the, nest season. All
goods charged during this sale will be charged at
regular prices.' .Positively no goods charged at sale
prices Our •roods ere n3irked in plain figures—
deduct 20 per cent end -that will be .the selling price
for cash only during the sale.
lion's. Suits.'
.•
Men's 5.00 suits n.ow • • • • • • • • • • • 6 • 6. 4900
•Ifen,'s 6 00 1' 4 • . . 4 80
Men's' 8 00 • • t•* • • • • 4.•10:10
Men's 10 00 " *•*. 8 (.,0.
Men's 12 00 •: .. . . 9 60 ,
Boys' Suits
.Boyo'1.-1: CO- suitii no*
. .. 1.' *."'.,..! • • . • ,. • t•.• • ....• 120:
Boys!.200 .ii it
'' ' : ''..7..7 ' ' '' .1 • , • ... 1. 0.0
Boys2 50id ii
. .
Boys' : 800., : SS ''.. S4 : ' •:*.tt • ii •••,* . :Awl* * ...' 2 00 .
Boys' 4 00 . 6 '... ti • . .," 4''..6' s i ' ,°- # : .-. r 40
Boys' 5 oo . ig 7 it ' •,• '4. • .• ' • ... . .. ' 320
'BOys':odd pant's . - • .... '' i . • • - • .i. • ; .4 00 .
, ... . . . . . ,.....4,. 40:
• Men's-. Overcoats
Metes 500 Overcoats' now, • • 6 ••• •'• • ••11.4• be
Men's 6 .00 . " • , 4 g()
gi, • . it.• • — —
Y101Y8 00 "
.meres...i0 60 is • gi t • • .. 6 40.:
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IjOYS" OITEROOATS and Pea Jackets "educed
in saine proptrtione - 9
IAll fur goodeat absolute' cost—rur Caps; Coats
CollarsGloveo, Mitts and neayy Underclothing..
Thos. Jackson, Sri,
VIctorita
woommm
noLLaurAisr
CLINTON
Who has moYed
of Turanos
Is still givino,2°5% dieisCo'ItturtleoftBal°11elich' is Tweeds.
Now is the ,tnno to get a"good cheap tailor-made
suit, •
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per._.cetit • -DI§colmt..
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