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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1905-06-30, Page 7T CLINTON NEW EEA t, Tea.:AaGatch Red nattier Ceylon Tea, is : "quality" tea put up in sterilized packages -air -proof and germ -proof. Black, Green or Mixed—never put up in lead but always in sterilized parchmeut-lined packigea-R- 4tac, per lb. Get'Red Feather t, yaui cup•. • tr-ol 4 Tom, Direeloiy FURNiTURE. n ot:1-CIt-May.) r, Hoover; Couneil .hiss, Ford, Wilt ,e, Gibbings, Chaff, sThatx,1e, Cantelon; Clerk, - Macpherson; *We:usurer, McTag.art; Chief, Wheat- heP(3sT oFFrcE Office hours, lobby ealrz+a 7 30 a in. closes 9 p. in;, wicket cpsieu S a. m closes 7 p. m. Jas. Scott, uraster•. ittartre frame ev -111tritry mid -free ad'groo•ra in Stavely Hall. Open aryrt'Cav from 2 to 5.30 p.m. and from :Abe lb fi.rsr. J. Bean. librarian. sfectroos Boma) - F. Hodgens, chair •avaree, 11 Beacom, Charles. Hale, A. Veireser, it. Downs, F. Hall, J. Shaw; • Fsersattary, John Cuninghame. Meet- . Inge first Thursday evening in each month `QLLEOIATE BOARD -M. D. McTag- rQ., secret try; Wm Jackson, treas- aa ; D. A. Forrester, chairman ; J. lnlaneford, Jas, Scott, Jas. Fair, hi. h msteel. 'li,oann OF HEALTH -J.C. Stevenson, vitai,r•.mau; Mayor, Wm. Harland, sr ; " 73haw, 3' etlical Health Officer ; Jos. Wheatley, inspector. BAPTIST CHURCH - Sahhath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 2.80 p.m Generalprayer rneeting. Wednesday evenings. Rev W. H. see, pastor; D. Prior, S. S. supt. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH -Sal). loath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 'Someday school at 230 p.m. Rev H. M. AilUiansing, pastor; A. P ('nnnar, .sry:.1.,. General prayer meeting Wed- . may evenings ; Epworth League =mete Monday evenings, and Junior League Friday evenings. aNTARIO ST. METHODIST CHURCH - bath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. filtreolay school at 2.30 .m. J. S. Cook, 11.11. pastor ; Thos. Murch. S. S. supt _Itnniesorth League meets Monday even- masss prayer meeting cn Wednesday' seereseing. WiLLts PRESLIYTERIAN CHURCH - +bath services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. :i lbbath school at 230p.m. Prayer meting Wednesday evenings; Chris- ti= Endeavor Meeting Sunday even- Beg after service for half hour Prayer --11Nreet-ing and-fiistsiii lbtV-of'-'Iironttl- Ylsa iness meetin ;Rev r. Stewart, $�y D , astor; JamesgScott,S.S. supt. 2 . PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL- i abbbath services at 11 a.m. and-7'•p.m. qday school at 2.30 p.m. Ladies' Guild meets last Thursday of each , aernath; A. Y. P. A..meets Tuesday - wings. C. R. Gunne, M.A„ rector ...mod S. 8. supt. . ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH - •I1' vice held every other Sunday at di..f9 a m. and ` 77 p.m. Rev. Father sonneault,pas'tor•. C.M.B.A. meets sainia Thursday every month; Sacred . Heart devotions 1st Friday of the -month, Maes every morning at 8 a.m. BRETHREN -Meetings at 11 a.m. and '29 p.m. on Sunday, and on Friday at ditr-rnar. EALvATI0N ARbIY-Service at 7 and T. a.ni. and 3 and 8 p.m. on Sunday awed every week evening at 8 o'clock •- 1inton Post -office Time Table Public Lobby opens 7.30 a;m. . 'Public Lobby closes 9 00 p.m. 'Wicket 8c M.O. office open 8.00 a.m. P. O. office closes 6 00 p.m. Wicket closes 7 00 p.m. MAILS. . Mails close as follows : South 6.35 a.m., 3.50 p.m. ]lasst..6.35 a.m, 250 p.m., 4.50 p m. /North 950 a.m., 6.00 p.m. West 12.30 p.m. Goderich..9 50 a m„ 6 p.m., 9 p.m. Mails are ready for delivery approxi araately as follows : From North....8 00 a.nr , 4.30 p.rn. • West 800 a.m. • ' South ... .11.00 a.m., 7.00 p.m. • East 800 a.rn., 2.00 p m, from the night train + ' Godericla 3.45 p.m, NOTE :-The public is requested to *ear in mind that the hours mentioned aEacrve for opening and closing the '1iby are not compulsory, but might elle made coincident with the opening .aa ,'i closing of the Wicket. The privr- seige.is extended by the Post -master err the convenience of box -holders. 'ire may be occasional days when his privilege will be withheld to en - sable the caretaker to do necessary ailing, etc. ' ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Cenuine artees 'Little Liver Pill& Must Faoas SVssnoture of See Pan -Simile Wrapper ectow. Very small and So easy to take sngart FOR HEADACHE( TOR BILIOUOIESS. ere WiLE VElt • DMZ WOK HEADACHE. The NEW ERA will be sentl c.40 new subscribers for the bal- I tLince of the year, for soc cash. I • some manta About How to Keen It Tet Proper Condition. To be inproper ceunition a piece of furniture must shine as thou h. polished. It can.easily be made to do this it It is rubbed weekly with a mixture of onequarter vinegar and tiriee guertQrs,_ prepared table top oil. Apply this with a flannel, polish with a large piece and then finish polishing. with a fresh flannel., A brick sponging in cold water, immediately. wiped off, is said to restore. the gloss to rosewood when 1j has assumed a gray film, Gilt furniture is cleaned with a cream. of alcohol and sifted whiting. If a spot does not come ofd at once touch it lightly . with alcohol. Deep dirt or tar . nish needs to be washed with borax suds, wiped dry and then covered with the whiting and allowed to dry on. Re- move this with a stiff brush later and polish with a soft leather. ' Vermin in upholstery -can be removed by injecting beneath the covers -a solu tion of white carbolic acid .and tur- pentine, one-fifth being carbolic. Nothing is so destructive of furni- ture as too much dry furnace Beat.'' It`. may prove helpful to keep a large bowl of water in the room,` so that the air may absorb moisture from it. -Home, News. U Figure , A NAP AFTER R A MEAL ONE OF THE BEST ITEMS IN THE ° LIST OF .LIFE PRESERVERS. • Tee postprandial Itertrul hoze Ii l an Aid to G0ed Health .and 9Iore la 4coorbl 'with pha•siolo;xreaal lies r quireanelats Than Ilgert:lee.- . The iilaj• r'ity of people taste a meal of . some kind between the bows of 12 and 2 daily, Says a 1)10 -side's With anum- her umher of persons tins meal assurnes the ferns of a • substantial dinner, white with others It amounts to nothing more than a light luncheon. In either case,. however the repast require:, to be di- gested, and this necessitates some mod- ification of the activities of the brain, 'Once neither, that organ nor those con cerned lu the processes of digestion are Capable of good work when an attempt Is made to put forththeir energies si- multaneously.. The exceedingly complex processes. of d�estion .3 an�L . �.s�ll�.11atlilil,, ���r11fKrf~by dead animal 'and 'vegetable matters_ ere trensformed•iato living human tis- -sues demand for their rapid and healthy -performance, au increased cis - ciliation of blood in the stomach .and ancillary organs as well as.,a concen- tration of nervous energy in the same 'region. Now, increase of circulation in one organ or set', of. organs entails .a diminution: in the -others, Consequently the supply of bleotl to the brain is cur- tailed immediately after a meal has been eaten, and slime ' the'blbod is the. life the higher functions of that groat organ' are 'performed only, with Mtn- , - eulty if at all. . - 'A tendency to -drowsiness, .confusion. of thought and inability to .make any great mental, effort are among the re- sults of a diminished 'cerebral •circula- tion. •These • feelings are, therefore, ox, perienced . by. most persons after . a meal, . and they are the. more •pro- , flounced in proportion' :to the . greater amount of digestive energy expended. :Since brain work of good quality can- not be produced while the processes of digestion .arse in active operation It is wise not to attempt it. It is . never: prudentto thwart the beneficent.inten- • RosyComplexion tions .of natare. ;Many persons strut • glee against the mentaland physical lethargy that Accompany ' the earI1e A' a roveted 8y X11 Sensible .. 1 stages. of the .'digestive act, apparents Woven. -For health and Beauty: iy under the delusion, that all time . Use given to the important--ljnsine is of ebuilding up and 'repairing their 'tisanes y+ L, e is thne wasted: . So' far from thls.be, •: Ing the case; .a well s " eat fist randisl and If you are thin, run down, hsr;i e,blue transparent skin,you need i?errozone. When the nerves are -weak, and . the tears ever -ready to flow, its it, sure sign you need it badly. Nobhing,on,earth- makes earth Drakes " blood ro vitalizing, •nothing puts. on flesh, makes harts muscle," and renovates weakened systenislike For- rozone.. " t% by not restore your • beauty and keep heels signs of old age ? • It rs ease: ily done with Ferrozone. Suffer :no more from nervousness and weakness ; use Ferrozone instead. Let•Ferrozone' help you get more c irt'of life., It is en, easy and quick road to,liealt-h, a.splen- did renreny for all weniaanly disorders. Mrs. -E. £. ltayerott, of Str-nnyside, says ; ' I owe a great deal to , Ferro - zone, which improved niy health very much. Before using Ferrozone 1 was weak and listless and hrid tie cplor in my cheeks, After taking a few '-ioxe's I felt better, sand by continuing Ferro: zone I gained eight pounds in. aveiht. • My complexion is clear and •rny appe- tite gond. I can reconimenci Ferrozone .very highly. It is 3t, splendid tonic.!" • Dont fail to test Ferrozone; which druggists sell the-world•over. Price -50• cents per box, or six boxes fcir' $2.L0. • By mail from the Ferrozone Vompan},- Kingstou. Ont.. Gat a supply ofFerro,. zone to -day -sit assures health. - • . TASTE IN THO' HOME; Do Not Mix Costly With Commoki- Nothing so clearly' evidences the re- finement of a home as daintily served meals. The room mey be plain and cheaply furnished, the table,' linen coarse, ghe tableware inexpensive, yet an air of refinement is quite possible, and there need be no hesitation in of- feritig such hospitality to -people in any walk or life, says the Philadelphia Bul- letin. It is better to have a home hatmoni; ous throughout than to mix coStly and commonplace furnishings. French On na and out glass in any olppreciable quantlty belong to deep purses that do not feel the results of accidents. ' They require too much care to Make them desirable for -homes where there Is no- body to help the mistress of the estab- liahment. To secure the greatest amount of comfort at the least expencln tura of strength and time ought to be"tt problem worth stUdyitig, and te further' its solving there are all ports Of aids, like ready made sheete and pilloWeasee, bed puffs, cheaper than one can buy materials and make them at hoine; in- expensive 'washable materials for dra- peries and couch pillows end- a boat of otber things. Found a Nade Tribe. Some interesting discoveries have. been made by the British New Guinea expedition, organized 15y Major Cooke -Daniels, which- has returned to . PILLS t n erva elids'to the presexvatiou prolongation •of life. f If n tendency .•to drowsiness is - (alt :sleep should be:allowed to prevail, .for; the proverbial ''forty winks" is-jtisti- fled by science Alen or fifteen -min utes'.: nap `after a • meal, curiously enough,. will . enable many a:. brain. worker "to arise 'refreshed 'who might• have spent an hour or two. in a vain encs mentals' confused struggle against the "drowsy. god." A' cup ..of tea or coffee. about an hour after a light • luncheon. -will -facilitate and` expedite the last 'stages of gastric. digestion and so assist In • the rapid re-establishment of mentalevigor and clearness of mind. There are some persons who. instead of resting.after luncheon or. early dins ner take some form of exercise, -• such as walking or cycling. If the meal has ,(\y\ �y(��}'jf��yy', FENCE �THNApE�.iGATEGIRO.1\-. ST R.I f1 C S1Ftt@r Ip DELICATE 11TQur1a14 u�K +�1r; Women Obtain. Mrs. - Pinkhatais Advice andieap. She has ilulded T'hi is:Mai to health. - how ]Lydia 1.1. Piai:hara'y.Vegetable Vonr- pound Lured slhrs.7rred Seydel,, e4:10;-", a{ Itr is s�. great ••," woman to feel that +tea„. sat eduction for , w, ,x site can write to anotliertellingher the most private and confidential details about her Wriest, and know ,se. c•, : l beesler eenlbyea`wo. f• r • r i► ratan only, a, wo- man full of sym- pathy for her sielc sisters, and .above all, a woman vvho .has had More experience in treating female ills than-any-7iving•per ser),, Over one hundred thousand cases of female diseases come 'before Mrs, Pink - ham every year, some personally, others by mail, and this has been go- ing on for twenty' years, day after day. Surely 'women aro wise in seeking adviee from a woman of such experi- ence, especially when it is absolutely free. Mrs, Pinklham,..never violates the con- fidence of woirien,.and.. every testimo.- mial letter published is done so with the written consent or request of the writer, iii .order that other sick -women may be benefited as they have been. Mrs. Fred Seydel, of 412 North 5ith Street, West Philadelphia, Pa.,Writes: Dear Mrs.. Pinkham:= " Over ayear:ago 1 wroteyoualetterasking advice, as I had female ills and could not carry a child to inability. I received,yoer Bind letter of instructions and followed your advice. I' am not orilyy'• a well woman in eon- aenuenee, but have a beautiful. baby girl, . I wish every suffering woman in the land would write yens for advice, as you have done so much for are." Just as surely as Mrs. Seydel was .;trod,. will Lydia E. .1'inkha;z;'s. Vegetable Compound cure : • every woman ., suffering. from any form' -of female ills. No other medicine in' all the world. has _such :a; record of mires of female troubles• as has.Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comliound.-. Therefore no prudent wornan•wil1 accept, any substi- tute which a- druggist may offer. If you are sick, write Mrs. Pinklam, - Lynn. Mass ,:for: special advice. Ix. is free and always helpful. Mir, •SC de eble to.obtall the more eillelenuy ttn the longer will.- it, continue to .carry en its Work, 'for •the heart is, with most` people, a much overworked orgen, and • any.: indulgence ,given -it will. be .repaid several times over. ' Another. very important orgaii•'i Jileh• Obtains. a ranch needed rest during the afternoon nap- ie. the eye; There is no reason Why 'people should beeonstant- ly laying• waste the powers of `ibe or; gan of vision; the optic, nerve. and .the visual Centers • of the brain "itdeif by continual gazing - at whatever trivial •objects chance to present' themselves within the field .of vision, ' Even the most. casual of "things seen" entails an expenditure or -nerve energy, and an - adjusttnent. of , accommodation, wear curd- tear .of .the exceedingly fine and complex oculer,meehanism and, a cor= responding exhaustioh of the nerve, cells constituting the visual centers or. the'brain; all of Which must tend ulti-: mately: to curtail' the period during Which the visual sense 'should be. at its best. -London Chronicle.. • - their iovemente • and diirinishing -the • • AN • EARLY_ _ . Than Cod r,iver ons Was porely Worried over the condition 9f her young daughter. "The use of cod liver oil wan a fad that has very large. ly passed. Fifteenyeersugcs .I remem- ber, every person who showed any tu- bercular symptoms was hannediately put on a cod liver oil diet. It was very • heating, the stomach rebeiled against It, and altogether it was a rattier mixed liver oil Is taken on a physiciarna pre- Scription today where a barrel would baVe been twenty years ago. "lieve your daughter eat butter., Tliere is no more valueble 'atcl to the person with weak twigs and it loW, de- pleted cenditlou of the systera than butter, Over in' Scotland doctors halre treatment with such marked .EnacCese that there is talk of estanlishing pan; itaritinrto'btf-IleYntairtn'It' There le reason, however, why eve WhO COMHIMId all the butter she needs' and the right kind should have to go. off tO tin Institution set apart for the purs 'The butter eaten should'fbe of the fresh,- unsalted -kind and not More than three days old. Where • the patient takes kindly to fats, ellen butter.should form a large Part ef the diet. . "Butter • is . eoncentrated energy. In its pure form it is very largely hydro- carbon. It feeds not only the nerves, but the depleted 'tissues of. the body., Where children or. growing boys and girls. are. delicate. ited. Inclined tO mule; mitt butter' eaten in large quantItlei is one ef the. best tooics I know. of, 'and take It 'easily. . It.'is only- adults .who . find their have ltvers.'t - New York A. PRETTY CATCH-ALL k hakes a Berdralble 'Addition to the A deeirable addition to tne dresser: is a catch -ail, In which may be dropped the' nimaeroue • Odd 'little things that a woman Wants to put. out Of 'sight for ' the time being, so as not to litter uP the drawers Or top ef her toilet table. The Illestratiop shows .end , Vow "No, ehotild not advise ced liver J040 80th, 1905 11 HAL_I-4••• its quality is itreproacimble. If you are not usw minvkletdyoorumsahtoituraidt•Ggive it one single trial Black. - Sold Only sealed Lead Packets. 25,00,4000, 60c per lb. Ity all Grocers, reel?. Highest nward StcLouls ,Efirerycipe- Knows we have alwayi alresh and large as- sorted stock of Groceries and Provisions. Anything in the line of Crockfory, Glassware, .0hinawaxe, . etc. can be procured at tlus store. WANTED—Good Butter and Eggs. 000 ght.Bugaies Our. Specialty - They are:made'or the best of mati3rial, and take no second place immorkmanship. rhey are the hightest grade,. and in - 'tending purchasers should see my_stock betore purchasing. GEO. eLINTON 'circulation In the alimentary canal by . Increasing it in the legs and arms. tin - teas their digestive Dowers . are very after food find Mit the proeese of di; gestion is thereby only, prolonged.. OnsmanY grounds rest after feed Is • more in accordance :With pliysiological aftenioati nap, so Scoffed at the • beedleas, is a smeasur: to be not only practice beneficial not ooly to digee-: 'tion, but to many er the other fonc- 'Mils of the body. • Red the one thing, needful in this restless. age, and It is never so necessary tie in the small }lours' of the afternoon.. , peeted ' benefits conferred en the post Meridian eleener rest of the beert and systemie circulation must be plaged in the front rank. NOW, the more. rest, Within the of health, the heart ie • This factory is the largest intthe county, and h -the very imtwoved ma: ohieery, capeble of doing work On the sborteet notice. We carry an extensive and reliable stock and prepered plane, end gips eatirnates for and build dens es of bnillinge on short notice, and oa the °finest prices. All work . is Bemis. ed in a. mezhanioal way and eatisfadlon guaranteed. We sell ell kin& of in Lumber, fAith. Shingles.. Lime, Sish, Doors, Blinds: Etc. • Agent for the Celebrated 'BILL SCHOOL. manufacturer pretty one. has a foundation like it box.: The four eldee and betttim are covered with, 'a soft 'shade of gray green -linen embroidered In violets: These are laced together with, harrow idoiet baby 'ribbon, end to the top Is attached a silk bag which dralv,p up • General Builder ara,14 )icex )t • My dad he says,.he says to me, __I've got to realize • That work must never illSagre* With folks tbat 'want a prize • In this here life. But, goodness land, It strikes me as a rule • ' There ain't enough o' circus and ' • There's too blame much ce school. It's mighty tryin, the spring To -have to settle down. • thinkin' 'bout the sawdust ring' - And !shire fur the clown. 11313g. Oar the Mg brass band Ther 1 enough o' circus atid There'a too blame mtioh o' School. 'Hut dad ho siies might as well Olt used feelin' se. Ile says, the honest truth to tell, • he'd shcheli like to go A-fishile, or with gun in hand, - Or loafin` where it's cool. ' Ire says 'tWould be a circus and • Plain duty's? wuss than achool. And so rn strive and stand the stress And cheerful seek to be. . • Nithat's good enough funded, guesa, Is good enough fur me. But when think haw Minna are plan- ned It dOes seem downright crool. There alret•enough o' circus. and There'll, too blame much o' school. -Washington Stan Bngland after an absence Of eleven , Hove Restored Thonsinds of months distance up the Berisbaeh soar.' ating Dutch and British New Gninea, the mdri were found for the Most' part wholly nude, but the women -Wore pets t coats. elsiipleediese, amends, faint end dizzy They are quite friendly and art ruts spade and the numerous trouble' which ed over by a won:an named KalOka, tender the life of woman a round of itioks who has been recognized by the Gov. mesa and auffering. ernment beirig In authority. • Voting girls budding into womanliciod, Capt. Barton, the admtnistrator, nem- . who Buffer With pains and headaches; and moned a great peace durbar at Pert Wiitig0 hoofs pale and the blood watery, Moresby. immense nunibers tribeite vrill find. Milburn's Heart sad Nerve meo attended, having traveled long Pills help them greatly during thisperiod. distances in their tansies, SOMA aS far sWomen at the change of life. who are as sixty miles. Feasting tied. dancing nervousosubjed to hot gushes, feeling of were continuous fon tweety-four hem% pins and needles, palpitationef the heart. Canadian Women to - Health and Strength.' suffer pain and wealmets, nervousness, There is no neect for so manyvoinen ate., ars tided over the trying time of Engulfed Ely the Sea. " their life by the nee of this wonderful Great Britain led 148,808 acres be- remedy. „ .1* tween 1867 and 1880. by the encroach- , ro has s*ondentil tined On wonuna's rnent ot the ilea and 20,155 acres be- syetetia make' pains and achae vanish. tween 1880 and 1800. A survey in tn.. brings color to the pale cheek and oparklo reign of Edward gave the cluelly of to the eye. Cornwall 1,500,000 tereS, but the ord- They build up 'the eyetern,.tenew loaf; name survey some °years Age plumed vitklity, improve the appetite, make rich* that this had been redUeed tO 829,669 red blood end dispel that week, tired. notes. vninges have dinappeared lietters, no -ambition feeling. Of 'whieh ilothing remains but a, ruined i ALL • PROVI otaoS MARK 1 leeks pinasanklo *take.. Wyss strength Throw, cliff All iersithriogs .• been 10 those recovering' from aging Sold liY all medicine dealers( • Cone of the most.helpftll books to keep upoh. your teble, ready to be consulted a you read other books, -Is a hlograpli- Iced dictionary. Then, when you come to qome. historical character abont whoin your knowledge is a little faded, it will require but a moment to refresh foe, meillory and make your reading More 'intelligent. You have a right to , the acquaintance of these distinguished Men and areitien and ehotild keep up .itt ' least friendly relations 'with thein, if for tio other reason than in gratitude for What they have done te make yolir life pleasant. -St, Niche/as. L' The fountain of content mutt spring up in the mind, and he 'who has !le lit, Seek happiness by changing anything but his own disposition VIII waste his life, in fruitless efforts and maltiply the griefa which he purpoges to re. Practice Makes Perfect,. "Oh, no; he's nuite sin adept at it. 1 Distinction is the tonseqUelien. never Patient -Doctor, my breath is gettini shorter and shorter eVery day! 1 Deetor-Oh, don't 'Worry. rli stop that entirely. -Et. Louis Post -Dispatch. 31._ cry of horror burst forth from . Vast assemblage,. Thousands of willing bandit Would have averted the catastrophe If peal. hie but everybody realized that noth- airbag men groaned in anguish, and t$' Women loctked en With pale cheeks d glistening eyes, What had happened? .1 *Wes It a horrible accident/ Worse' thadthati 00b, tar worsel The an `at the bat had struck borne 'team had Wit the gamil.4.11ilealf. Dress - Cutting School •am improVing my dress, cutting Course watch for particulars, which will appear in a few weeks. tbe meantime, for the benefit of the•publia, beware of advertisements not bear- ing my name, as I have heard of a few cases of parties trying to teach, that baven't taken a reacher's course from me, and So are not quail. fled. Anyone thinking et learning from an- other person, write me first, and I will let them know tithe person quilified to tearh.• as I am the Inventotorthis course, and have the names' of all whore have taught to teach • • MRS. WM. SANDERS Teacher; in Dressmaking, Box 169 Stratferd, Ontario. Old Newspapers for Sale. A. quantity of ow npwspapers, suitable for patting under oarpetresor any puepose where wrapping paper is required, .6 cent pr bundle. hisw EU office, • PAT E N TS. auickiy ascertatn cur opinion free whether on Invention Is probably patelltablt_gommuuka- sent free. Oldest agency for securingatents.. . Patents taken through Munn & co. retnive speciat notice. without, charge, In the A handsomely illustrated weekly. , Largest Or. •culation of any 'wonting hairnet. Tense, $3 a muNN & co 30 preachily, New To CLINTON 1101!, feed; Sad SION t USE WRITING INKS.' JAS. A.FORD *FLOUR AND FEED OF ALL KINDS . ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY PILLED. ONTARIO ST., CLINTON ; Sold by W. D. Fah* Co. BOY WANTED at once at the it#ird '" NEWSPAPER: ARGAINS E will send the following papers from no* fo the lst of January, x906, to NEw sunS'cRnAgr(s at, the figures quoted... NEW ERA and Montreal Herald...60c and Family Herald...75c gis yo.ur chance • to become one, and you have your choice of four other papers baides. 11.