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aticular gifts, but in - INCENTIVE TO CFFOR'lit .
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,Fho. molsons Bank TH RAGE OF A mighty, mfAlstorial- leadership, In the with men Wag olaoughl Will y�u - -41 1,..� , ,�P/ -
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I Was Palo, Week fame And eminence which will cause not, here, And now, li� Ohrist"Olielp, Tbe lueom9a Muloola's Milo Ireacheat itof � .�-�p M 1!�
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him, name learn to love men and -t 'to help .4;10 1410, Peru. I , ? : ;., ...6.,-_ ". 1,
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IMS A'VIYIQ 00,90RIPTI()N OF WHAr THF, coming centuries (,,hristign men Instead of trying "t - 1;1, . �. I
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Alzt of Parliament, 055. as W t destroy It in human nature to take It vasy ,.? . � . �, I I I
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Capital - - . ., - $:?,5oo.tW And Very Nerva worker, In his Influence Upon the inen Mom? 1. , .
,o .� QWALITY.RAGE 16. when we call, and with most people it &"k , .11 4
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� otbis day, Mr. Moody stood Ileall. I By -the noble example of ChriAt"N big bank account il�lll paralyze efrort ., , I I
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. HEAD QrFICA - -MONTREAL. - � . � t. .
"Itristi. I led to W lalld .
4Ad shoulders abovo @Lit the C - i life to -day may We be . I
Mrs. Beni. Hatfield, 77 Hillyard St., 11 . . . destroy ambition. Wbo can tell I I I 4. I
Wall Xolson Macpherson, ]?resident.. St. John, N.D., Wt`ite3!_1,For three years I an workers of his time Ile won this I terminate the awful sin of.. Jeallout I .IN I ,_-,V
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ans, Some years ago % Now York. �pub e f - . , -
Janwi Elliot, General 31 . ger. I was sk sufferer from extreme nervousness. ,' .enviable position because he did not I 1;; � r 0 �
Notes discountLd. Collections made. � I I our national history lla.4 Abraham Lit)- _` _,�, _ I I
. and female weakness. I was pale and t hAvQ a particle of jealousy In Ills, 1 school teacher, whose scholarf.. wqr* /I..- I 1�)i I
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DraItS issued. Sterling and, Amer- weak, had no appetite and would some. - makeup. Ife won it because he tried I mostly drawn from the slumpia cola been born In luxury, surrounded V I ", " il
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bought and Nold. thneis faint two or three times a day. I ; Not a Calm, Plotlauslonate Arriesgun , - with great librarlos free to the inulti- .. . . . . , .
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!can Exchange . n,ens to help his ,rlvals instead of to des I riled into her classroom a beautir, I � . l, �., f � �)�
Intt:rest gllow(.�,d on deposits. . underwent a very painful operation Arul I or Castlgatiom;' Hus umbrioned rur,y, trorthem, No man ever successfully ! white Illy. Ono of her pupil ,, a wee a form advantages! of schools, college$ �N , " .1
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SAVINGS 13ANK f.)r seven weeks was under the dortor's I a Fierce, W11410 ple, Of fame .upon the ruin- I Door 'Wait of the street. Her clothes and univoreltleo, the w, Difold 0 p . - 11 _)� -- ,, . N
l care. but he seemed una Is to h,elp ma, � AIA-409upolululp r1ory built a tem , , - A ., 1) or
Interest allowed oil sums, of $i and Ii I � ad foundations. of a. good man's Iiie. I wer's , r -culture,- - � �.- 11 I 01 'O'.ci,
Fastdon Durning at site meart ,and , . soiled and torn. Her hands tunities to that wealth be .1,11 ll
lip, compounded halt yearly, . Despairing of recovery, I took the all. I. . I The javelin of Jealous liato bas a 1 and face were dirty. The teacher stows? Who shall say whether the itb- ... .. �� . , 4" � .
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FARATERS. vice. of a friend Who told me .that Dr. 3111nd - 'n hy, gnu* People. AP9. Not I poisoned handle which Is more dead- I thought she would please this poor sence of all Incentive to effort might. I ?, I . � .� i \ ,.0J ..
Money advanced to farmers oil their Cha,o'sNerve I Food would build' me. up. Indulge in. Race. I ly than its venomous tip, It will � child by giving her 0e beautiful I
0%vit notes with one or more ext- arid make me strong and well . . ly I instead of taking itthe ,act have smothercil such a genius? Does it not rccm triore tMetive to �
uire4 as - What ,wealthy, city �bred youth of to, I
Jorsers. No mortgage req .nt of Can- h to hyarl it than the young girl -turned and ran ' he
again, I EllLctred accordingtoAti; at Parlianir I more surel destroy the life of a wan flower, 'But
.security. l c . ontinued this treaiment,' using in all Ada, III the yeal- AUW, by W4111out. Aimly; 49 Tu. f W 0 attempts " iast� � 6)A of t day, glutted with opportunities for ae- breathe ing.rcituAy., to cure disease of
s'vteen boxes. and believe that .1 am as rol-, all, the A)O;AV�t Airrictokure, uwii�ya. i life of the r;iival affal , whow, it is room, A little later she came back the breathing organq, t1tin to take tlio� I
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I " wlth.bor face and bafidg washed . and quirInir knowledge, can feel that hun- remedy i'litto the 4"0111.1ch? 1 .
� 1-1. C. BREWER, Manager, Clinton. .-;lt ron. f and well as ever in my life, As R Chicago,, Jail'. 11.-A Vt , I thrown. b for books, that thirst for knowledge � I I
ro'lilt I . . . gollove ,do -ll Maddening jealousy, often aseless, ger
- . cannot sav too much foi. Dr. -nunclation of common ,and mischlev, then Said; "Teacher, I am clean now. .
I Chases Nerve Food. The, testimonials I , Is the cause of innuincra,ble domestic that spurred Lincoln to scour the will, ..... ', I
N e. for it are lict half strong enouah.11 Otis disposition Its uttered by ne Give me the beautiful flower." So .1
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I V, Do v .and social infelicittes, causing ralsory the sense of moral pollution often derneas for man , miles to borrow the I - � I
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4.!Oler alike to its victim and Its Object. It makes men shrink from, Accepting the . coveted "bife of Washington" which der , 1. . .. . I
bP - 11.4,.C3 & Co., Toronto, din every box of sermon On the text Proverbs Vt., 84,` 1 ma I..
G. D. McTagorart I 10c. a box, at all " . Witt T Invage In the 4es the wife suspect ,the ,husband gift God offering, in the person of he bad . I
. Cie- Kenulne tvill b3 found portrait Rnd . Jealousy is' thb rage of a man:" . , is � , heard that some one In the . I I .
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i ightcouq .Use .of that neighborhood. owned? I I . . .
BANKER. sig-mturo of Dr. A. W. Chase, I Indignation? A o0m, band im I I
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. I , . dispassionate J � What young lawyer of our day goes . EstabUshed IS79. .
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. arraignment or castigation? A de- tions of his'wife. It is this cause Of ' gift upon us. Wo, cannot - cleanse. to a law school or library with such a � .
A General Banking Business transact- . most of the quarrels of lovers, which . ourselves,"but we eon pr . cures While You Sleep I I
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? C"hase's have wrecked the happiness of many �
D 51, C, s I nunciation, judiciously planned and , aP that' hs keen appetite, with such a yearning for .
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ed. Notes discomited. Drafts . I yet overwhelmingly And seat , will cleanse us and make us tit to re" legal knowledge, as this youth bad It cill-ca b-attre the it'rrender-Astrongly . . 11 . I
doliNer�d, as -when Edmund Burhing'y lives for time and eternity. It lashes . 7 ceive him who is . I : antis ialcardW oyt:r the dljc,,tsgd
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issued. Interest allowed on do- . powd the misdeeds of Warren Ilast- Othello Into a frenzy until the mur- Valley, the One altogether -1 .It when he actually walked forty-four face 111iltill, . .
ly 01 � I evcry-breath, givingrproldilged
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. I ings, In the famous. trial at Ate derous. fingers aro'clutebing at, the � � - . miles to borrow Blackstone's "Common, and constant treatmert. it is invalu. . �
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posits. I I fi=.C9M 1111�111 - stert A rebuke such as -Jesus throat of his Innocent wife and the , . Fenian right' I . torles?" ' . able to mothers with small children. . . I .. . .
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. I to the Pharisc;es, Who had dragged a , suicidal knife ,has made an end, of the. Three generations of Irish political W-bcre Is the student In. college or U. a 'boon to asthniatics. . .
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Albeft street - - - - Clinton. - The News -Record, has, a large and poor, helpless, friondles, sinful w9_ swarthy- Moor. It was the cause' of prisoners were. exiled in Australia, university today who expe,rlenceo. that . I . . . � . � ..
I . . I .. - a" to Ills feet, when he turned and the horrors In the last earthly days and they have all left literary me- Satisfaction,. that sense Of conquest, - roll- .. I ., . . .
� . . , of 'Ivan the Terrible, who fit a fit Whooping opligh Prouchitis .
inor said to the accusers, "Lot )linit that I mortals behind them. The memoirs ,which thrilled Lincoln while* lying oli . .
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. closing circialaition which . makes 113. Without sin cast the first Stolle ;It 'Of jealousy with an iror; staff crttghed . Orcup . . � collgh.:. . .
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� . I I . It bell?" . Is rage worqly a wild ronion- . in the � skull of his eldest born - and of Gen. Holt, orie"of the leaders of the fio.or of -his log cabin working out Patiql3th, COLis Grippe, and Ray Fever . �
I t a splendid advertising medium, . i the rebellion of 1798, contain Some arlthmetl6al problems on. 4L wooden' - ,
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I. SCOTT, . . I Oltran.ce, an -eavitest. and yet . gentle fa.vorite child. It is the bbaying, do-_ The V.-itiorl-r .-!"d I -am.) %vilich slfoul,A Inst . .
. � . . . . . of the most graphic 4escirlptions . of , shovel by the light of .a, wood fire or� a lifetinte, to�,ttlit,r ividi �Iio, Lie c,r crtsulene, .
. pays to edvertise in the News-Reco'rd. expostulation, u hortatory admoni- I structive earthquake which has rock- , .
BARRISTER, SOr,ICITOR, F . . . .1 . . I life In the early penal settlements. enthusiastically 'devouring the contents . $1,5(', E=Ll;�-,til�-Aeiof( re!.oienc 2s cents nlid . . I . I
M. .w&."_, �ti,� n . ilepi:imand given .1 ed to ru ns thousands, of family al- ; The leaders -c)fl the 1848 rebellion I ' jocl:crlts, Wrhi: f,r dercripf i've Look. lot contain. I .
t,l, a Chrisiiall. 'Ws. It has shattered many a, do- Ln ir 6
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Money to loan. . . . I .. . the holy desire to save- and re- . , were mostly authors and journalists, . . , .. .
ATTEND. THE BE ST -IT PAYS*. . deem the person wbo has sinned. or mestic wall tinder the ceaseless bowl-, � and those.of them that W convict- went , d never rest on Its pages again 7' v;%l,nwcnr,;ni.r\r, ill snia) i3y . .
. . . . I ... � ers. � On reading Lincoln's Gettysburg I �ltV,.;,.;lh,rs LVcWz%N%R),P_ I ,
Office -Elliott Block - - Clihton. � . unintentionally'done wrong? Oh, noll bardment of tempestuous denuncia" . ad and transported continued -to .
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I7W -I'--- .. . . . Rage. is npt. a well composed can- I tfon.a d the irresistible flood of ! their pens In,Tasmania. J ply - ch and his second Inaugural a - , � VLIPO-Cr�soleno Co. . I
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-,,.- � 1. exclaimed, 18 Fulto :'trtet 165g Nctre rihme Street
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.1 . I re, �/ .� � chell wrote his "Jail J,ournal.l . � 11"Cul Y.,�,!, . . ..
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. ,;�;.�Xe 74 . I rceg,swild, all.copsuming, fiery. The saddest part of tbesbAfisane af� "Whence got this man his style, seeing L-__-`_L;.�_._m��� -
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. � I ' . . - passion burning ati- the heart and . Motions ', where men and women will, , 'Ateditation& ill Exile," arid Tlhomiis he known nothing of literaturel" . Well �w_�, . . . . � . .
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. . STRATFORD, ONT. . , mind; rage is,(k denion stabbing at sometf e turn upon their best.; Vraficis Meagher, afterw . . I ... I -1. ._._.,___. . . . . . I
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. . . - m S . ard a gener-. might they, exclaim, but their aston- , .: - . -7 '----- '
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� A . lar .. ge, progiessive school and- one the vitals of all true lo . rage Is a I . . al in tho-Ainericon Civil War, .and Aghment -would have been still greater . . ..., . I . � I I �
Satanic iconoclast shattering every they'are untrue, is that often their ' Thomas C. Waticing-peu . I I . 1.
Notary, Public, Etc. . of th_- best on,this continent., ,This j.% sacred.shrine of the ititell I I . i Governor of the ,State of Montana, had they. known that, those eloquent � . d. . . I
- d stron ' ect; rage is I frenzied surmises are without any le-;. ! wrote. a series of sparkling letters to,- . on,S - Hamilton,— ' ' .
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- Clinton. one, fievert'elp.,j. `Iha * I an Insanity, deilangement, oi moral g1tirrate cause. They a:y. only* � be 1, the Dublin Naticiii, and published a 17howas C, Watkins, .the oldeat drylll ' , : � .
Office-Beavor Block - - ,g statement., but it is a -true a ! utterances that tb Junt. O.--7'rho death .of . . �
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, .ru It- is al unrea,sonablo I the strange hallucinatim f the Pon- heart had fallen 'from the lips of on* I I .
. school has a large attendance is bu-' d unreasoning P-onzy-,-glor,ving, I ' ad intolle4*. Their - loved � one . s i book on "All0ralasia." 0 1 . who' In his youth had access to but. goods ine.rehant, III Hartailton., .was - '' -
an 6,S thro L lit I eas !an prisoners transported to Western . . . hambunced late 1L. 'rho.. I .1
. : cause it'. is d'widc-awakc, litisi'linz -absurd hallucifiatioxis'. Rag lie-'. may be doing everything In their icur books -the Bible, 1!V11grim's Prog- 1 .. ast evening. . . . .
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I ".... % I jr 0 . Boyle funeral will take place on Saturday. -. . . I
. -in, i ,It ' I "lifr s -hool Re'- w. is -a madhouse; rage's .cot.rtiers 1 power, for. -their sick winds; they in y it ress," Wvems' "Llfe of Washington" . ., �
RIDOUT & HALE . worL L. s 4 - .1'"Ll . 0 i Australia in the sixties,�John
t-ut graduat. s-lh,,Nt�e_ - A 1- O'Reilly a .erwards 0ditor.,of The . .. . *from the residence of his son7in-law, . I .
Conveyancers, Commissioners, Real . are'the inhabitants* of a clihiriber 'of take-theinAb the most expensive of contribom: and Burad' Voems.-Success' . . . I . I .
at salariL-s .. 1, Boston Pilot, and 4.poetical. . . Rev. Dr. Tovell, Toronto, whence.the .
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h.state and Insurance Agency. *,q() per I IllurIll , I h6rrors; rage's on.ly music is... the asylums and have for them the beat I -loan miagailnest, was . . . . .. . 'body will . be removed to� Hamilton ' ' . I .
to $F a llll.�. . utoi to ,the Amel . . � . I .. .
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Aloney to loan. . . : eatalogt;e. - . . 1. echoing shrieks and sobs- of the eter- of physicians And nurses;, they "lay the most* notable. He wrote - X West- . ' . " interment. . I I . . .. .. .
. . , . jnal�y �ost.aud of the doz;troyodwho citAltinuiilly visit -them and have tbeir I d i 'Mo'o*n- � , LAY U*P'YOU.R TREASURES.. for I . , . .. - . . . . . I '.
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C. D. HALE JOHN RIDOUT . W. J. ELLIOTT, - STRATFORb. . can never die. . . � rooms filled with flowers and d I , , I . . � . . . . . I . . , I . . � . I
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13. R. HIGGINS � : , . . . . ; . stitrid.Aii its way, It is thi� evilapit- and lavish their money 14 --every pos- 1*.cappd prisoner Who igaineld: ,enormous . . n im-
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Conveyancer, Fire and Life Insurance, -`-� I . I when -he grIJ>ped a javelin and hu I : . I I . . . 1
6.: � . . . . , ri- ,' weak niipcl,qd relatjons,. yet .these .ln� field In the interior a London daily are at. present atfeppt- I . �
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I . .Mar - riagr, o . ...4 I . . . . made Saul's* eyes flash fire sible- way for the comfort of tbei . r of Westeria'Aus- portant problem which the readers Of I .S.. , � '. ..,
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t drawn for.' � . . 1, ' :Cutter '. , . h P., . S 'a I 0. . . I . .
Mortgages, Deeds, E c., � . � I A . .. % . I . . ed it at Pavid's bead, inerely.because i ,sane pattents can nover Le persuadeii ' Ing to solve. The qubstion to not by, . . . . . . : . I ..
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It each. All work neatly and , - I .1 I the maidens..of.- the. Kingdom had that their fiilirids . are faithful ' to t'ralik, and came to London, with . . . . ' I. I . . .".. . 1. . . .. I . . ... .
I . . . . * Li 6enses I . . the notion of utilizing. his riche$ in any means a, new one. It In one which. 1. . . I . L .. . . I . . I . .
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cheaply done. . I �.. - . greeted the returnifii 1wilarl-lors With them. Though husbands and wiv -Philanthropliv_:m-toadon Ohronicile.! � b" troubled past:,gibrieratlonO, Jbst as, , NOW . is the time to buy ,,our cut- I . .
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. . - BY - . , . .1 the gong. ". tbL , and childreni may L be doing evQi,y-. . , . . . �ifi all Drobability It will'affect, the g6n- -,ters and.41eigIm We still ll�vc'a few
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BRUCEFIRLD, , - - - - es -- .ONT, . . .. ,� � . ISSUED . - - ,'. itands,� Lut David his 'ten Ou- th-ing-that cari be dono,'for. th6ir hap- .. ''... ..V I *get � arlan Athlete. . I I . . ... . I 1, L i L .
. . . . . . . . . : . a. I .. L entlons. yet tol come., We cannot say , leftwhic I are selling at very OW pric- � . . I .
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. . . - I J.- B. Rumb.a.11, 01hito:jIL the French generals.1i tray the isliep�-, . tols. of vpgetarianisria that this latest discussion of the sub- , _S., L . . . . ,
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hord girl, -Joan of Aic, :into I cv!n. triumphantly point 'to two -_ I I For a Pbrtland cutter, . .sold in the . .. . .
I .. !!__��tn5ti!� ... the, and 'denuAciations' until::at last they.. . re- Ject .16 throwing much, If anyv fresh I .
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. DR. W, GUNN, � I I . . I . . .. . I � I . ''. ... 1. � hands of the ; English so 'Chat slic i . markable a.tbl.etiv _fe&tS' JUst.a:JPCoM,L_ Ilgili. ujton.'it. - .' I � .� L rcgular wdy flolil $38. io $40, -oitr price . .
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R. C. 1'. and L. R. C. S., Rdirilltir' , should be�btirfi'od at tLe stake in.th N,0- plishod as -'proof. that 't 6 -bating. of. : I it, I .. plac there.is a diversity , is $35. L' � ' . . I
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gill Cook jo. Cotton Root compound . I L .1 6 I dearest'to them from their sides. . flesh ils'not,placessar . it .For, a piano 1:ox cutter, sold i�; the . I . . I
Night calls at fron. door* of residence , . 10 SUCCOSSfUlly' Used monthly bylove I streets of Rouen iiierely. because She - inlit. I ssi n' e a- husband.. to . � y ,even for 'the Of opinion regarding. the terin "poor. L I L . L
. I . re o will caus L � . 1,41:111lar way from $28 -to $.3ol 'our.. .
.L oppo 10,000 Ladies. Safe, efteotuaL Ladies aslr ictories -tlley� could 'ifever. * I - One' mail, who derives am- income -of " - I � - - � ,. I .
on Rattesibury Ntreet, site ,,. hall won v .. L despbqe� a wife.quicker titan the b& . trained athlete. Yesterday -the young . . I L I .
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Presbyterian church. . .. Ryour druggist for Cook's Cotton. Root Com_ have.achieved. Jt is -the evil. 'spirit Met that she distraistabini, arid Will Wimbledon cyclist,, 0. A. Olicy, I property, I)r;co- Is $25. -egul . ar . . I I I I . . I
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. tiold Ukenoo er, asall Mixtures, pills and Which - made al . . br- ,k,.e�ll - fecloids for a twelve hours' $1,350. a year from. private , For, sleighs, ' sold. in the i I . .
Office -Ontario street - - - Chilton. JmGtiots Are'dangerous. Price, No. 1, $1 ,)r: . 011 les H. Spurgeon .116t credit what ho says, rib llnoWl- . fancies 1e comes undef thoi eatiagory, way at S,39, our price is � . L
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box *No. 2, 10'degr�iis stronger, 43 per box. edg6 on 'eai th, 1%V'iII":sdnd- a young W'0_0- .not L con Idei'any uifis'count.v�(Yll 'for sp
? n. I, , course.- traversing :168 ihile§ i�. while ,another -does. - 0 I . I I ,.ot 'ea . I
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� . . I Vhib Cook Company Windsor Ont. . ch , . , I , nian to ,destrfieiioh' colter than tho tweiv, a L We are' al. ''I
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DR. SHAW, L .. responsible Druggists lil Gems" , , , and . ...Y. SiAnpgorx encounter I 11 . turesbe would most rl,tainl - b , year� says a writer, In Lqs1le's Weekly. , 1 wring i .
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. - I 1. - . . .. L L of , that of a sneaking detective. . -Con- , was done %�ithou.j tile - adv . anuary ar-e away down. If you'lldve I . .,. .L
Nos. Y,- and 4 are sold in Clinton I L I. - antageous. limit In a matter like this.' Very inuch-L . ...T'L jf'a'lly 1, .. . . .
.. by oft men their own profes,don. 'Iho, 1,tinuai fault finding and false acquSallo - aids of pacing'b�r ,Other. cycli . I - .. � I -ig , i lid l .. . �
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Office -Ontario street - - Clinton' . I . I . jealous.intin feels that the success of t3ong alitt frenzied distilust. and Von- - ; I call �and get. our �cfo , g I oing - . I . .� 1. 1. . . .
. . ., druggis alicther is in. some way ;x robbor'y,6t - .. � motor. C;a'ilg. Mr. 011ey,is 'a vegbtajf�, d surroundings I . pill ces. 1, re. I - . . �'. .
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ey and Watts & Co. . t.S. : ' - _ . - snote - . ditt -where. All our work fully guitan- L .. . . I
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Oliposite St. Paul's church. . I . . . . .L .himself. . . 11 . . . . . . I I L , and haaL been. so frorn'llis birth. ,, vidual. ' . An L WcOM6. ihat Would be . . I . I . � .. L . . . I 1� :.
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. . . � ' ' in i defeat their n. ends With our...Ibv- .a. lady, Miss Rosi Symons,- Miss amply sufficient to iiisure h family a . .4. "D. McNAUGHTON, Varna. - '. * .
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.., The Kill I . - . .. Woman wt. suce'ess any depart- i ' . . . , c . omfortable home, excelle � bt social ad- . . . . " . . . . . I I
. . .. . o'l)-lutual Fim' nient of -Tife than, many Jealous, un� e ed ones as jealousy', also defeats. its Symons, - who. is also a vegetarian, , . 1. . . I . . .. .
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DR. C. W. THOMPSON . .. . , Ce'.COM�,Jp I . �Ilngs rode from London to*.John o' . . . - , . ..
I . .V .ucceSSfU1 rivals beconie beside � own aim in our treachero . Groats vanfages and -6 good living In a-coun 'L I L
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. I . 111surarn . I -ith I. � with. out hated rivals. Thc - tr'uttllc�- therico:to Landts End, and',afterward' . try.. .villageL Would iniftan many privall I . __ � I .. I . . I . . I . .
Special att � ention given . to. disedses.ol .. . I I .. : .. ..M. .,themselves tN . ,agel ,As a - ruono� � .1 I . , . . . L .., I "' L I I . .
. . IL 66 ratio ., :.every I snake's: fang -is a ,poor recepi:tadle .n � :back to London 'inside nineteen do, s; tions aiid sore discomforts In any la,rge.. : I .. . . . I
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the Eye, R ,ar, Nose and Throa' . Varill and Isolated Town, Proper -e the -honcy of a . the distance bein i,900 . L' IL . a,
' :-: ','- ty Only Insured'. �:-: subject butond,'so th6 joalous maR which to ' . stot L. - 9 . I i , r.; -. . - . . Mh .., . . . .
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Albert street Bast, Clinton.. . . OFFICERS , . . I rathers and mothers -and older.me roll 0 THE WIN RF ORTS ,6k ' .
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Worth of Rattenbary street. J P. M itt, ICiplien. PL.. . 60iii �,but be. absolutely. Insane and.. 1 4 th 9h all Sorts of - weather - . ana clined An believe' that ALI% O'Rell's. - QA1,1FOR-N-IA;�'MI�XIC0, F1 ,. - - .. - . -
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. . O: ; Th . -unjust when the works. and - If % tg (it .1 and women, I would,Lfiot'for a rno� roads,' Ole'arly, a �vtigotarian .diet ;,views on Ahe point. under "discussion , L -1) THE CARO ' . . . .� . I. . ... �, .
I I os. L Froser, Vice -President his successful rivals a'ie dis-cussdd, Ir eat cAst.-a ,slu - do69 not interfere. With athletile . , . AIN . . . 1XNAS. .. . .. .1 . ..
,P * E , , . I � lit I . r on your past use . I . L Ox- .come nearer the safe. and cow elf - . . . . . .. . . L . ., , .
. I Brucefield 0. .- T.- , Hays, Sec.-,,. . I fulness or belittle' the respbct� which I � ,al ' :, . . 1. I . ..
.� 0. - W. G. - - you bwo a, jealous mail * you W4.11 turn . L cellenoo--London Daily Uhronicle..' n,,ludifi- -New. Orleall!". aliTthe'rainoits . ' L - . . .
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. Triasurer, . eaiorth'.'P. .1 ' .the..world, oughi - to sh w, to gray ,' , I - I I I . ... S-1 -ings . . : .. .
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DR. G. W. MANN2N . .Broadfoot, L Inspector of -Losses, Sea- ,.Upon' . all .your ;batto'ries L ot . ' 1. "I do not care,"' lid says�"'how,swnll. . .. . I . � : 01 I
�.. forth V.� 0. , . , *I I I scorn and. denunciation. - You will. hairs;'but., honestly and frankly,. do ., A. Yalthful Widow. - . - . . One way an*l-r(unk'trip tourist tickets .1 . .
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. . . �. . faults arill,gloat 'over you not feel thrit. the �loung fbIks , 'At ChiLreaton lives a. -My who on . I � , � . ar�'. 6n sa I' , , , ..
. ... ..... . DIRECTORS . .. . I . magnify 'their ' ' . I ou . ; . h - their . . spend the whole of it,,especially If he le, , dlfil�-, giving c ioieci -of. . .1 .. ; .� � ;
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I . . : their imperfecticills, you will loathe -i ,,lit. to ave' . first'lessons' of. April 80, 1894, -was left a . widow.L ' r(;uti.s- and siop Over privilcgcs -at. - . . I .1
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. - 'W.' WfIlL I . e loathing_ - �' manirnity from -.you? When .79ur. .Her grief f6i,Lho. dear ,del)a,rted was - as a,..WI . - , :; ri. cipal poin . . I
Office formerly occupied by Ur. .Pal; G. ..Broadfoot Seaforth - John them with 4itn untitterabl. . h fe and children. - lie should I L 1. ts. * . 1. � . ... ..
'ecirge � Cow, S O',�LWOUld You not ra6. -
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lister on Main street. . G throp.; G p.lc,. Sea- and w lien, ,on at -count of - your uhjiuSt . time o to g* . U 6� . ; . .. I - . .
1 ;' �JQhn �Vajti, LHarlock ;. -John crIt-lcls:nls,.ybu'xn' Iia%lii ovefthrow to ..abated,to Such, an citene'that every I the prom I , �'! . . . I . .
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. . 13,kYFIELD, - - - - � .? - - . Ont. fort L . li, - their that -your so r o . . film" on agood.life, policy... No - Prompt c6ili,--ftions fa,ittillic luxt"if- , ..� '. I .
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- - . � riv. a, 1, %you, ,as. a -jo.aloust . -Should . Weep aj�otltL your..',dying bed -year, when the. ahnivers'ary 'of her. .- man. Is worthy of the - name who does' iol!sly . ited, 'parlor and sloepilig : . . *1 I I
I .1 Beechwood ; James CO�11,nQlly, Clinton; , a, successfill. *, L, ' . I appoin . . :
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. .. narin, will Join . -hus ath 'co, "rid - he . t t .- the price of 'curs. Meals "' a la� .c4Ac" servert. in - . . �, .
. . I I I John X . cLian . , Kippen. I . " L . L. ;. L in tlie pabd6monlum arid.feel that they haVia lost a. dear, band'i do mes roun 8 0 not 'do this, ,a leas , lit. . . .1 . ... L . .. . .1 . I
I . . . . L .. I of a demoniacal � jq tha, helpful friend titan thv L. I I . pts to conimit' suicide, �So*bjft 'h ubmit � (lie (Filing anc ca c carl� are. ft,)t, sur- * . I
I DR. AGNEWO . . .. . AG ,ENTS.: I. .. . . � y in which all . ,i-tfi'��; shall'be attem . W iitliveil privations. he� has'td, s I I f L 'L . I . : I .
. DF . evil spirits of. the' inf6rrio - join in glad tha.t. you are dying, - liecauseyog . finies .had she done' no- and. be best hotels, - � - : '� - . I .
, 4NTIST. Robert t5irnith Harlock- Robert Me- - .1 I . . govern to.. $,)'m6* pleasure - may bet derived pils."cil in t ' L I :., . I
Will be at Bayfield every Wednesday I L the chori3s. . You .will glitiefolV elia . �re holding with &. Selfish grip to all times had She, been prevented , from . I L Tickets; folders and all inf rinatioft : . I
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I . Millan, : Sdafohli .;, Jamleils Cumminis,. t: L', P I have? My air - " . from high.11ving,'but certainly..no hap- . . . . .0 . . . L: L I
afternoon. � . � . your, hands ..and shou "A,ha- we Oat YQl ged friend, you carrying out libir dbjo�t. On. April L . 1. . . . . Ou application to air . . . . . .
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Adjoining ,Henry's Photo Gallery, . Pariies . d6siro 'to. e troyed the mail who.has..'darod to tut y6u.should bewilUng 'to 'let the eighth. time, '.and , -the - L . ... . _' .. � L,
I - us fiect insurance . I � I Ove". Every old inerchitint should(ry'.' nejghbors�iushed Into the room, in, . I . whyl . . . wn AgcuC Station. gent, . . .
I Clinton. I Lor transact other business 'wfll be stand in our Way I" - I .. , - _ . One of'tho*bfiderful things 18, that - To, L I . . �. - A � .11: ' -L "
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. promptly attended to on application � . to trip up:t .1 ' n to consciousness,, the WOlaj �'a` Wo willpaint . I)istrict, Passcn,,er Agent, Toronto. . ... ; , ,L
. to any Of the. liLbovl officers. addressed' -.3men may try lit,; ruanpris , old physician, should be roady.to.le d restored n man of fair Intelligence � . I . I I
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DR. 0. ERNEST HOLMES, I � to their respective postaffices. L � lifo'S�Orace, ;et*the strange fact re- sic?An* and speakAL good word' for . lose ainythlng'�y- walUng. Wa,lt un- on the -streets., Why does she do It? 0 - ___� ____M I .. . . .
Specialist in Crown and Bridge Work. - . _�_ I., . . 1. .. . . I L . . I. 1. 11 . .. . I . .. . I . . � 'L.. .
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D. D. S. -Graduate of the Royal Col.
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are two things.that-.- people aria quick
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to notice-L:when a- mgn -Wears it wig
of Dental Department of Toronto
Uil,iversity. .
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themselves by .helping instead of be-
Ing Jealous of othei 9 Willustratod in
that you have .made it success, bt It
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In the last cent ry? ... His
from which. -you are now able calmly
to look down' upon the thousands
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hen a 111411 getf
In ells Mai
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ability7 Oh, kest. I believe he was
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ono of the Most. COnV1`nClLrIg Lot Spiritll.
ual orators, , but I also * believe that
But maddening jea. . lousy has a dill,
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rect cause, All insanities
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Water in, the world that tastes so gop4L
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'Dr. 'Davidson, Bishop. Wfachestei
VETH RINARY SURGEON .
member of the Veterinary Medical
4 4 West - 11 - io.15.a., In.
41 . At Express L
. there Were others of his time just as
. . -organizing
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tire the result, of sowd orga L ale o . r
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� have,q1sterns in their yards which hold
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since, 1895, has been appointed ArchL
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Associations of London and Win-
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great." if not greate r., Hii
aibilitY? Oh, .yes I . I believe be. Would
. times In-
functional Mfford&, Some
sanity may *be - caused by a L fail or
all abundant supply, of water caught
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bishop of Ca to bu , in succession
to the Most-ReV. Dr. Teiiiplej,..
burgh and Graduate of the Ontar-
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have been a waster -at the.heid of
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from the clouds,. the pur est and best
Lin 'world,
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died Dec. 23. . . .
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a poRtical campaign or as a, mer-
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crushed tit, and a, pio6 of the bone
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winter rainfall. alone , Is used, the ,
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Opposite St. Paul's church.
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'South , - 7-41 a. in,
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1848,, He graduated from Trinity
College, Oxford,' and assisted Arch -
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lieve there, were others of his - tilne,
Sometimes insarilty is the resitilt, of
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Al. O.., PATTISON, ,P.: 1�. HODGF,NS,
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keep L Wbol I (%onio and sweet As It does
lain from. 1871 to: 1882., He to - a
son of the late Herutly Davids.on of
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VETERINARY SURGEWXI� GOV.
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great big heart,. Into Which lie could
gatber*all his loved onesl Oh, yes;
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consumption for many years. At
last she was -given up to die. Then *
she, tried Ayet's-Cherry Pectorali
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loved his .loved one$;* but,- though
is "sin." - The slimo kind. of sin
Ask If your un gilter nmys VAU
a house--ican cook, for example; And
the six preachers of Canterbury. and
many men have excelled him In indi,l
which to -day fills our Jails and rotor-,
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Matory institutio
nurse the Sick, wend clothes and, In
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Ville domestic chaplain to her late
Majesty Queen Vidtoria,
. vidlial character -i sties, in Ono re-
SpiocL1 believe he Wag the poor, If
hangman's noose is the - fiendish,
fact, is fain ' Illar With�all the multifilrl"
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lished two. VolurnOEI Oil the lito of
!lot the king of theni all. I 'do not
maddening'evil against which, in his
OuS details of domesticity?
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',-'I- uo Moody had mw 4.ill.if-gi,
day, Xing Solomon lifted his voice
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of Jealousy in caused by sin, will YOU
to that Christ who IS Will-
neglected. , , I I : � I I
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1,11toin pushing other'rellgious work,
not,come
Ing,and able to take this, sin out of
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I 'ere to the front. The bigger thie mail
the more anxiotl6: 20. Moody Wag to
� your life? In the Bible we read that
Christ was and is ahl e to wake the
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of people ca 0 down to tbo pier to josh
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brought across the water. Henry
great was an
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- power4st this respect that Luke tells
Us when we started, but I don"t see,
Drummond and John �IoNcill an'd r,..
B.'Afleyer and 0. 11. C. UeGiogor
. us there was a man &fflicto¬ o*n-
any of them around to, poke fun lit Out
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Calnpib�lll'Aforgan and many others.
1v with one, but With a. legion of
, four thousand, deVits. � This man
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was s6 goaded'by this donlorile.e. poor
The Oculist. .
mightiest. religious Workerg oU his
96neration, He Placed them by his
session thAt, though 116 WA13 bound in
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ratio,nt-I can't ,see that tholrO,ff It
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