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January Ist, 02,
lheMolsonsBank
Incorporated by
Act of Ilarlianicut, j855.
Capital - - - - - $2,500,000
Rest - - - - - - 2,250,000
HI�AD OFFICE - -MONTREAL.
Wile. Molson Uacphersou, President.
James Elliot, General Manager.
Notes discounted. Collections made.
Drqs issued. Sterling and Airier-
'IMh 'Exchange bought and sold,
Interest d1lowed on deposits.
SA%'INGS BANK
Interest allowed oil sunis of $1 and
up, colupo'n'led hall yeally.
FARME.RS. .
Money advanced to f.iriners oil their
n%%n notes A%ilh cne or more en-
lorsets. No mortgage required as
security.
1-1. C. BRFWhR, Manager, Clinton.
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BAN KER
JA General Ban1king Business transact-
ed. Notes discounted. Drafts
issued. interest allowcd on de-
posits.
Albert street - - - - . Clinton.
;. SCOTT,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
Aloney to loan.
OfFice-141licitt Block - - CIiht03
W. BRYDONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR.
Notary, Public, E,tc.
Office-Ileaver Block - - - Clinton.
RIDOUT & IIALF,
Convevaricers, Conimi.%sioners, Real
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Estate and u e
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Money to loan.
C. B. IIALE JOIIN RIDOUT
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B. R. HIGGINS 42:1 seems to be forever gone thatwe are or I -do . .. .., �
The inspired'.pialmisf, considering * '"o .
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Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insurance, the passirlg.9f an. earthik life, us neter .who is ahle to chase -'away the =1! 11 11
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Mortgages, Deeds, Etc., drawn for s� beautiful simile. -. Mosq,ss to whom the . I `-.�-A I I t.IN I 1U . . ---a ,;Z-,
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Ici each. All work neatly and Psalm is ascribed, was not only a � black winged demon of despair .and 0 1
. - J ___ I � 1pad forth the white robed 'angel.of I'll- . I . .1 .. . . . .. - !,,;, -.-.
I islatoi and -a -powerful lead-�-. I . . .. . . . � -� .1 . � . . .0 . .
great lt�g � = . I _ I .
cheaply done. . hop4e. - You may rpmeinbOr an illus- I . .. . I . . I. .. , . I .. I . . .
. ISSUED BY vr, .but a poet. - He not only opened - � ""i- , , . I I . I I I --a -, -% � I
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BRUCEFIELD, - - - - . 0 "The Last - %;t .. ,. .. : I -.9 I . .
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. cut a. 81.11"e Patti into the ' . * . C RE ..., S.: a. .. Z;� .., � . f,- I I.- . . .. I �.
a - puth across the lled. sea With his. famous' historical novel, I -
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__ J. B. Rumball, plinton r.dl but lie I old Mount .;_ ... I 0 '18E� YOUT' � --a - - V ( I I
- gratitude and affecti(,n ,of, all -g6 Days of Poinpeii." , Wflffi� W. .. . F I . . . .. . * . . I
- _�_,��_�_.__' . od golly sind '=- - I � -0 I . : .
I I menland-wonie'n:by the sluarp. point . -vesuvins W:1s. writhing'in a ' � 7- � . . . .. . . � . . . . � I I . . _P0 , . I � IS � I ........"Ill -W �
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DR. W. GUNN, - llg 0-- , . . � . . . . . . . . -0 . ; I .1
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belching forth a vo-.4ervoir of bIlr9i . I . . . . I I ., . . '01, I .�
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of his Pon. � T.Ilus Em ancient tintbor.: , I . . . . . o I . . . ;. I. .
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R. C. 11. and L. R. C. S., Edinburg § a pioneer in he maMrig of" . . . I - . : . I I I N40441 I. 4.114 r1t , I . , . - �,
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"' ing, a tempest of fire and'the 244 � . � I . , �
11. 00 k' 0 on Root Comy who'wtA. . t I Invu.. qnd wh'le...the*.,h9 . . _� .
I "' sfully used monthly b . . . I . I . I I . I . . I � .
g over . raill . WWWWOV. � I . . -
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Night calls at fron door of residence - .-.c . . book,is, compared the earthly Ox- I niiddtty'� . Was. ils .black a's tbe,darlxnags� :, ': : . '. : := " . . I 11 ,. =. - . . .1 . I . I
10,000L.1dies. Safe, effectual. Lad es ask . , . I �- :;_ f- .. I _.___
Rattenbury street, opposite your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Cast- isteuce of every human Ilre."to � , . I . . . . . . I - I I . I ' � . : � .
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on R_ . a. tale ,*the D , . . :
I f �gyp�ihn j)Iagbe dH riot the I . � LLL
d Take no others as all Mixtures, pills and that is tol Or . . . . . = - . .
it are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 ,)r . . . - . � . . . . . I . .
"I%tion� . ids ,tire the blind girl .Nydia. take hdr . . I , Dov Skk wilift . a Cold I : - - -
tario street - - Clinton. r. D letters. The� �iuinutes.* are the words.. I I .. - . . :"2 �-�,�: 1, Q lia .. R Pf : - , , . , .,., - .* � . . .. . I . .
Ilresl)vterian church. cl�'! The��.Sp_coi .. love b�. ,
0 ITi c c- 0 n' . I . tke, hand- and load -Iiiiii 40-th out of . a 9 0 MZ If - could oul convince -1 how egibilY
DR. SHAW,
IIHYSICIAN AND SURGEO'N.
Office -Ontario street - - Clinton
Opposite St. Paul's church.
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The . hours iire. the sentences. - �,Vlic I
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this, I'Deux Vrii,n'b,�*My last fArth. +
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which J, de,41red to impress upon you. �
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YEA11 1902 IS DYING
task for crealting, so many disso.
lute characters in hi's books. The tm-
Whert our tlll,�o of life tire told, they
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V"Oaylmist's limit-tbreescore yearS
and tell. My eaxthly pilgrimage Ott,
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bath of tht, c n Year -- to
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aright bow' 11 we.opend oul: y cars - as it
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tale that .
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thor of an- ,
"Bonnie Brier Bush's
a I riot only spoken into 11131114n ones,
blit a IsO into th-0 '01, hearing ear Of'
life will not, continue very inuch
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swe how call I help
Vod� '"It tised to to a terrible
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longer." Withl a, few nionths that
journey erecled. Ilow, soon it was to ,
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'(WE SPEND OUR YEARS A$ A TAL9
creating Many dissolute characters?
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After my characters are once born
thought for into to Vol that In -
bea,v
en theze was a reucti-ding angels tO,
end be little thought, Within tbp
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amoifg .the snows of. thci New .Eng-
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they livii their own lives and do
know that every time I opened IV ,
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past -year my br�ther,-Irllaw left 'is,
leaving behind a Widow and her lit.
is hick. You set! the doctor .
his owli medicinc* for .
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whatever damage they please. Some
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tio children, who a,ro now nearerand
orders .
disease, and has his ..
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of them will get drunk; sorret Of
thorn L will lie and steal; some of them
as a human voice ,spoken into tI10
phonograph makes its Indentations,
dearer to us on, account of their loss,
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patient use Vapo Cresolene. at the same
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HQW YEARS ARE FLYING AWAY
will break their loved one's hearts.
upon a revolving cylinder. Wouths
In your life ther year 1002 has boon
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a; sad year. you have had
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time. It destroys all germs of dipb- .
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My characters, after they are one*
after mry futl)c"-s ucath I cAu' .now
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troubles Just the same as 1. But the
arlt.t fever, measles, nd other
tberia, sc. a .
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born, doutinate. me. I cannot con-
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year 1902 has also boon a joyful
contagious, diseases; -and there'is no � � .
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A Vision or Life ,am Soon by the Mroaelxor
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Pr.ayer as did in one of those
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year. It has been a Year many
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remedy its equal for crotip and sore
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Every true story =11st re--
of life
present it mixed tip in, the lives of
at the national CaNtal.
But, oh, how much worp Overwhelm-
blessings. It has also been a year
vvhert those have left us have
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tbr.oat. You now see why itofterl cures
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At$! Vie Ooy WhQAA On r Reo4 Bodissil
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many others. This is always so.
ing the thoughtL AbItt' e%ery Word Wa
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gone to be w�ith him who is their
whoopin-cotigh in a row days, 14 1
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Are Copt-ried to the.. Newly ]P.uj;, Grove*
)Vha,t a mother does may decide to a,
utter is spolien ,directly into tile ear
,14avlour and their King.
Vapo-crosolow i, sull by A) droggi,its, or sent ex. I I/
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Itsavlowed. .
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;Glltere4i according to Act of Palrliliment of Call.
ada, in the 199'.1, by Williuin Bally. To.
gre4tt extent what her children Will
do. in the dining room there are
more than three fates Influencing the
of our Divine Father! Ilow much *
InOre tremendous to know that When
'two spend. our Years as a tale that
nut the, ,year 1002 bJW Also been
for all of us a yea,r of sin. If this
chapter of the tale of lire is wvitten,
IM, atild duty pro,patd upon re,vipt of price.- A Vapo�
r :r4mr arld Lamp, L
resolene oul Vav,3
,wliich.,hwaidl4�t.tlifi:�tiin'e,,tnda ottlossfCresplene,
cornplete. sx.so; extra supplies of cre4olene, 2441ents, .
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year of
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�tl), 46t tblo PQP't of Agriculture. Ottawa,
liver, of young men . What the f%tb-
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get, beyond the
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bow many soiled pages there are !
illusir.sted,l)-),)kletcotit4tiiiiii,,pl)ysic I
Jarts . .
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docs decide what his boys
reach of God's earl Ought not this
Not one has lived to
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Chicago, Dec, 28, --la the following
cil may
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will do. A wife's position upon the
nenrliess to God -make us strive by
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of us up Pur
InallY good opportunities. We ,have
is. 10alt-on St�. No�� Vork, U -S-A, � -,�
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t)R OHASEIS REMEDIES
discourse, appropriate to the last
Sunday of the Rev,, F. )De Witt
temperance clues,tion may decide Who-
divine grace to live better and Purer ,
beell guilty both of sins of omission
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Dr. Chaso'. Wd"OY-L;vo- P1116 oll*PIll
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years
Talmage shows in how many ehirac�
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thei or no, ber'busband shall die of
dell;-ium tremens, Tile tale of %hu-
liver? .
I once read bow a great king of old
I and sins of coinuilssion. 1,11"e the
I psalmist, we have reason �ci cry out
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cel'ib ., ILFh, 6, 00"i't
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D sivit's H,�FV.4 Po 50"Ceatt a box
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. . es the Biblical comparison of
life to the creations, tile.
rultil life is a. plot in which thehap-
used to confine .hie,.prj�onerjs svitl.jin
in agony, 'IQ God, thou knowest niv
In the tow" Of Ullderahelin, Get-,
Vi chn3o'st Continents 60 ants % b,; x:
V.-. 01-,a:o'k C 3i tarrh Curo! 25 rl�ntll a br X,
of novelist's
genius is justitWl The text ir,
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Illness of a Mo. her, a, fathers a bro-
a chain of -dungeons, 1Wei .y oil*. of
those, cells was cona ected 1py a whis,
fooli.shues.'s, and iny sins are not big
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many, Is EL rose bush one thousand I
old, and sprouts from Its .
pr Chn e'e I. ,or cure, 60 c ws 4 1, ,,Is.
Dr. I lh;,arf a Syrup of Linacen ard
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.psalms X0, 9. "We spend our years
tiler, 4. sistcr, .a wife, a, child, a
friend, ratty be.dependent upon the
pering gallery with the king's own
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from thee." But, though the yeir
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1909 has been a year of many iboi -,
years . . .
-alized fabulous I
branches. .have re .
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Turn 4mt., ,:) ,I. 1.0 0 tmtuts. Portral
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as a tale that Is told."
I I -low the years are flying awayl
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P1 trity and We nobility of On6 Alan.
bodchuiriber.Thus the
I . shiglitest word
these might utter
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coatings, It may .yet be inside a yv,ll,
Surcl$. s�iomo Years ag . . .
, o a, rich Eng-'
$260,000 for, the
&; .1 I A, %.3 t.a,wis or _1dmAa3QU bateili 4%
I P.� ,7 Toronto. .
Henry Clay once stood upon the top,
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i Wilen the heart of at% old oak is,eat-
oil out,.not only does the mighty trea
.state prisoners
during their conflneinent was Willie-
of divine pardon. There tire -a few �
licturs of the old year left. Cati we, I
lIshman
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ctffere'� ell-
tree, .but tlle'$Ull*l was xefus6d, .
of Allegbany mountains In an at,�
fall, but also.all the clinging vines
diately echoed to -Abe king's ea;r, and
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shall we not crowd those last few
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won,d-erful plant clings amid �
muc.- 0 . 10��=
titude of listening. When some one
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which have clambered tip the sides of
if the prisoners said anything a,gainst,
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IIne4 of the book,_ of 1902 .full of
thickly'grown-
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The News -Record has E, large and
ask.ed him to what lie was listening,
the great Ketitticky r,tatesinan.-it; 'Ilia
, tile tl-et!�-. all the birds'. nests in Which
their kinglie: heard # and these pri-
sonors were immediately taken qut
penitent prayers, of carre, t and ton-'
full
of
tile famous old chiii-ohl of St. Mich- * - - �
It is clainied that it line blooxa�. . I I
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P. powerful, resonant, dratorit.,"t
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. the feuthered; mothers have laid their
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, eggs. k all .Of the leaves which. axe
. and executed. Shall mot you and I
dr -r piftdings; of resolves to Irili-
do as far as we can Wrongs Nye
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peremilaily since the, day� of King , .
increasing circulaition which makee
voice, answered, am, listening it.,
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',Issed of the sunlight- and arerust-;
be more eAreful to -live tile rig4t Iiind
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,the
ve done to others? .
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Alfred,
and this, statement has never . .
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t a splendid advertising medium. It
the mi
.ghty tramp of the coming gert�
erationsl!' To -day we ma y riot haiA
ling with joy. In tile story of life.'
I 'does
of lives, whou we fully realize thAt
eacb word we utter Is heard by our
0 my loved ones, will you not get
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been
disputed, for its record has been.
carefully kept as the pedigree of - , I
pays to edvertise in The News -Record .
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an Imaginative ear keen enough to
when the hero wrong, It brings
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Divine. Father? Shall wo not, be
. down upon y and ask God
to m6ke this Year, even in its clos-
as
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bluest -blooded family in the king-
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hear the thunderous echoes of the
racivibg feet Which shall w,iAlk, this
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. that hero comes in touch. -Our lives
, more careful -not because we fear
. tho singer of * 4 tyrant,. but because
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Intr .hours, a Year of 'divine parclon
dom.
discovered
It Is supposed to have been.
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by some mysterious ilwans I .
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ATTEND TIIF, Bl�ST-IT PAYS.
earth two centuries or a. thousakid
are all, intwined with other lives,
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we do, not want to wound Gods lov"
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throughtbe
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turn of King Louis of
med . I �
years hence, but we can now hear the
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no. has its depressions as well As its,
Ang heart any rnot -o� than we would
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Hildeisheim.,
as far back as 102tg-.
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pattering .feet of the multitudes of
school children. NV.d *rnay hear, too,'
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the, rumbling of the he I which
elevatiolls. It has� Its disappoint-
Monts and heitrtacheg and sorrows,
say a harsh or sinful word before a
loving earthly pitrent? . .
,-'We spend out, � yoaxs as a. tale that
Fr ench Cbffee. I
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T . lie delicious flavor which all. travel.
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arses,
shall ocioner or later carry out.. our
and often its graves, as well ar.1tg
i's tol(L" That means,, in the story
gro in France discover tn th e coff ce oY
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by the
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Mrs. Nefilibors-What's that awful . .
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dead bodies the
joys and reuniciAs * and happy mar-
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life* that to"
that. coun try,is got, It is sald,
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racket
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to newly dug, graves.
We -hear, the inexorable warning that
riage altars. It has its dark nights
.of We are. about pass
froin �ne book to.--arx6ther. The year.
addlt Ion of a little butter and su,gar
Mrs, Rounder�Ob, that's only -MY .� �� I
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A large, progies�ive skhcol ard one
in a. few years or Perhaps even . in
arid quickstinds and precipices and
Of.190P is nearly III I nished.' The year
during the roasting. prooess.- To �evcry
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busband'dressWg
to go downtown. . . .
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of tile i),:.,;t (.11 this continent. This is
the coming yeax of, 1903 w e shalf
often its murderers and . highwaymen
of 1908 Is just -about to begin.
three pounds -of roastIng berries -a tit
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Mrs. - Neighbors- Indeed. I � I've. heard . - ....
it strong sLaten-Mit, but it is a true
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look upon theylsing sun for thelasi
as'well a$ its cities pf refuge ,and
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The.parsing ,year has been it sad
. - h ,of butter and pow-
-folk,say
he war a loud dresser, but 1. .
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time. .Then our bedrooms, where we
066 and'U'topias at id
gardens, of : �
rescuers it'l might reverently
oilb'for xnan,�, of us. During thopast
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I dered sugar Is added. Those In welting
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no,ldea It was ,anything like that- . .
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school has .it large attOldallce is be-
have, often slept arid laughed and
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use tile words. its saviou"S Or. redeem-
t%v(,, I e two of
rllallths� my ily
farit,
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I spread over the beans in a. thin coat-
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catisL it is a widl,a%vakc, htlstlin!,
cried, shall be called the chambers of
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ilnh.nlied their earthly lives, as a
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Ingi which holds. the aroma arid con-
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h,tvc acc�i)ted positions
death. Dear. olt i year of 1902, It
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sei�med only yesterday that. we wel-
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this discourse, I hold in, my h d o
I tributes a caramel flavor thati Is dell-
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Donyt say 'IT Wish.'! Anybody can .
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cat graduates
at salariLs ranging front $45 a month
comed thee into .the World. In ..a,
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fictitious or no, may have its -UPS
. yet tl . i . e general rule" is,'
Lind, downs,
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B. R. HIGGINS 42:1 seems to be forever gone thatwe are or I -do . .. .., �
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Ici each. All work neatly and Psalm is ascribed, was not only a � black winged demon of despair .and 0 1
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Rattenbury street, opposite your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Cast- isteuce of every human Ilre."to � , . I . . . . . . I - I I . I ' � . : � .
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it are dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 ,)r . . . - . � . . . . . I . .
"I%tion� . ids ,tire the blind girl .Nydia. take hdr . . I , Dov Skk wilift . a Cold I : - - -
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Ilresl)vterian church. cl�'! The��.Sp_coi .. love b�. ,
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DR. SHAW,
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Office -Ontario street - - Clinton
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Brucefield P. 0, ; T. E1 Hays, Sec.- where ,the prince'or princess was . . . -lb-, I . . , � . .. ,. . .I'- .. I . . �
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Treasurer, Scalorth P: 0. ; W. G, hOrn. * But, tholt'jh' many bercies and lit tile .610 tl�; tjiiie 4 tile *grent,,,st' - � Mide 60w fin ea .. K6rse�s, X-eltons,. - �
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G. W. MA's. I_NG SMITH Broadf9ot, Inspector of Los I I our tales may, have . . . ' ' , . . . - . � -0
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forth 11. O. .had.'unhappy childhood-AnQuerces, I * ' 'go, in:real, life, ever3 . , man. trid 4- Friezes and Beavers, plai I rough effects, . '.. 4.
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Office formerly occupied by Dr. Pal h lit the darketitlda��'s of I . can .
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list Ont. forth -, John Watts I be .,iour'.". . . . . . � . as". , - , : : �, . � � I . �.. ' I.. � .1 . .. - I . I . 1: I . . -
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AGENTS. I and krownAnto . .. . gallery. are. a few' t. th 1 t st les I
young manhood and . � � . arefully made in, , p . ates y of' al * 11, . :=.
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DFIN . Alrent of, our. '61'blue s6rge-and- fIabcy tweeds, sizes from 4 . 1.4
Will be at Bayfield every Wednesday Milian, Seaforth ; James Cummings, lives. led us - painter, While - the = wo . . � . I .
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Egniondville ; J. W. Yco, Holmes- of.our Vout . hful home. circle. Tfid' . . great tirt . , I to 16,_,Y�oi,648 and'$6,50, -for ... - : - . . :$4.50� 0
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. Clinton. on application books numbered . -1 i the ' orld of sto"y- ., .1 . . . ' ' . * . :
promptly attended to aniong the mastler� I , _ S= I ., ... .
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of the above o ,ees of literature. which you, as a we find inany tit i5hed titles. .. .. -10 �
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to their respective postoffices. wi.-e. parent, Wotild no . Fictitious stories. are often llilr1li_: = . .. . � ". . I ,. . 1. - . =*
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,Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work I Your home. You say to your � wife . 10- . . 19 , . � � .. I .. I .. . . . . . .1 -.1% *
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lege of Dental Surgeons of Ontar- ,wonderful portrailure Lord Byron eNi- tatiniatoiy fillisfied'.tt =
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L. D. S. -First class lionor graduate and IM my, lt Is *character. low- - 1.50" -pa'rs 6 . -
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of Dental Department of Toronto .RgILWRY SYSTEM h p'etic ir . I . , . . . . .2
0 .nagination, .but -a -1 - in'life, *but' they. ..." . ��
University. obaractee with 'the .worm that -never. ,great. honors I . Will d`- , , rt $5, and $3.50, n w .$4 and $2.50 .
. .. cil-wdys: lead every. -ono -of Us tOL the = ;.: obe'eks,wu , h . 1. Q . I .. .. -2.
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Will be at the River Hotel, Bayfield, as follows : its pages." .There.are stories Which, �orevcir =- Men's Fine'stiff Hats . � I..,. . . -.-"*..
from Clinton Station � I - � . I -hasbeen done will -bb done J . . . . � I I -.6 ,
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p. in. BUFFALO AND GODFRICH DIV. I biographies I cannot be told . to th6 - left undone fQrever. . '1116'stbry - of 0'- I I I . . I . I � . . . . I I
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Going East Express 7.38 a. tn. world at large,, the beautiful an-. '.. mol-titl Ilf6,will then be .ended', The Z.- " . - .Men's TW6ed Capg worth 50c, f6r .- 25c -
4 I , I I 1 2.55 P - 111� cient ballad of "The Marriage, qf�Slr earthly covers of tile vOILI'me'v-111 be =: . .. I . . I I .. . . I . . . . .
DR J. FREEMAN, 91 I, Mixed 4.15 P. In- Clawaln" describes how the cavalier ' heard s"`- . . . I I 11
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VETERINARY ,SURGEON. I, West 61 io.i5 a. m. of old took: to himself in inarriage a authors reew-tip- 'and re- 2:;..' � Men's P I 01. _.W
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A member of the Veterinary Medical Express 12-55 P. m- hiCi0OUS Woman called tile I'loathly Writing thd Stories tl�ey heL'td written = $'1.50 a suit,- selling'price , . ,. ,� .. 1.00 "11111
4 1 1 9 1. lady" Inerel because 'no one elsio 11, tj1eir. you . Iss. . , . . . . I I . . . �"
Associations of London and Edin- 7-05 a- In -. Y th, But tile tale of .hu- AIII- .1 I a
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar- Is VI It 10.27 P. Ill, Would marry her. , As soon .its the illp, life' after it hii.,4 bobn onee fin. = Also a nko line. of .Men's Ties in Knots* Four" * '-.
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io Veterinary College. LONDON, IIUR014 AND BRUCE DIV. .. "loathly lady"- Was' wed,do& ghe iiii- , ishod �un never be recast. WO have = ... . I -W1
Office -Ontario Street - - Clinton ,ely.changed into a, bride of the Hands and Bows,'ivorth 50c, for - *-. , I ".M
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Opposite St. Paul's church. Going South Express 7-47 a- In I b6ard how on6 of -'the sweetest . . � . �., I . . I . =3 .,
11 ,I Mixed 4.I5 P, ul' most winsome,.1ovelitiessi becitusk-so purest poets ofthe West at great all- . .. . � I . . . . . '.. . .. � I � I . �= *
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Phone 97. 1 1 North ExpresR 10.15 a. m , - 4. 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 44 O.- 4� - * 0. * * * lk # -"
I I 4 I Mixed 6.55 ly. It Was able to ebehain a malignant on-- trid impure storler which he had =7 . . . . . . � .1 . � . . I =4
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I . ringe of Sir Gawain'.1 bas been - rew. ,.Ilut who the human tale of life has .= I
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VETERINARY SURGEON, GOV- M. C. DICKSON, I versed I . . . n . � I *_ �
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District Pass. Ag., Toronto of us. caliie forth' fair and beautiful been once .told it can never be si- =: �� .. I
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Oflice-Isaac street - - - Clinton I � from a C thou nursery. I 0 1 1 1 ) . -"*
Residence -Albert street - Clinton. Fair and beautiful W we once again and again. its It wits last told =: . . 'Wess,
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proffered hand of gin. Then In the bogged Father Abrahani to �end � . . . CLINTONO "S
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TIJOS. BROWN, sight Of God and all heaven we bew -back to earth the r-Ocemed La,varus im�- . . I . . I . I .� . . .1 . -__S�
coine, like the "loathly' lady," ao- to warn his five sjnful hiv,thren, =1 I . I I . 1. I . . . I . -
LICENSED AUCTIONEER. I -lair Falls 'i not. "Nay, 'lay, . . �
Sales conducted in all parts of the . .. cursed by the evil'past in which we Abrallain would . 7JAiiiiiiiiailiAlkiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii4illaillillilaiiijuiiiuiiiiiiiiiijiiV*
counties of Iluron and Perth. Or.1 - ! I lived. 'No matter how pure and nay," he answered tn substances . . .. . I .
ders left at The News -Record, of- bfight our nativity may ha,ve been, "Lazitrus' ealtilly tale of life hag" �
A.1 . .4 - Sea- "I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor. to L . 'r � . it , i ,i 10 A..+Iter ,.VOV,l . .1 I .
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attention. Satisfaction guaran-
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little of it goes a long way.
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hair, make the hair grow$
and restore color to gray
hair. $LO it botile, All kqtglits.
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The hero of each tale, Whether flo-
titious or no, histiq his life Intwined lyl
the existence of tnanv other lives. Wo
find this thougi;Cbcit 010traWd PO;r*
haps In Wil . kle Collins' "Dead ,Soo*
ret" oil "No Name,' or "Tile Woman
In White" or ot Anna. Xatharine
Groon'a 'Uav(aworth Case" or of
Con(JIIL Doylo's famous and Strange
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Thowl and similr.r authoro we read
riot for their 4"pigrallintatid' sayings,
as we do tfie writingo of, a William
'Nt, Thackoray, but we read theirl, for
the (left Way lit which they dison-
tangle the snarled skein of it human
plot. No sooner are their clilet ebar-
noters born than the authors lot
tboul. worm 0eli, way through intri-
cntg and wtArd surroundings until At
last they 16ad thent to the marriage
Aegoitn, ' "'llie Tales of a ' waysido
1.1111.", "The Tales Out of S(Uooli"
"Tales of New 14ingland" aird ',Twfee
T014 Tales;" but I after all, the true
oefillition of fi� tale Is st story.opoken
by a hurnixii being i Into the ears of
prio or more 16teners, S01110tilnes
those aftolont story tellors Wore Able
to oxoito thoit- hearerp to -A plad
frenzy. It has been 1,ocoMod that
ivilen the (.Jr,eeks used to listen to the
rocital of the "Adventures of Mys-
p�sll Or the story of I'llelon of Troy"
d weep and Cry a114 Shout,
'ho*v W plinibed from the lowest
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tlao'le joy. What would be the
6fteet oft the hearers It the tale of
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