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-RELIABILITY - EXPERIENCE -
Slabs
For Sale
WE HAVE FR SALE A
QUANTITY OF \ HEMLOCK
SLABS, CUT 16 IDICHEld LONG
SUITABLE FOR RANGES.
J. Hamilton
COAL:
OR -DER -YOUR YEARIS---SUP
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, . $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR -BEFORE MAY 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OP 40 CENTS A TON -
WILL BE ALLOWED.
Orders left at Davis & Rowland's
will be promptly attended to.
TENDERS WANTED, TeiNDERS
will
be received by the Mandl ei
Hullett up 14 2 p. m at VridaY,
alet I'leeb,s 1908 for the ereetioe
qj (bencrete ahutriteata to sleeilOrt
iwo steel bridges, atm tor kt, COO-
Orcto arch, 24 feet span. At the
Attune tine and plaCe teaderi wflL be
reeeleed" tee the steel felpesetieletere
of said two britlgeS, trnettt between
abutments being 82 it awl etit and
14 tt rdadwa,y. One ef the brWeeti
will ,he QVC X the, Meetlend et
Quigleys and the I.. her will he on
cote opposite tot 4. The low-
est e. oasy buidec: t rierette,rily
aeseepted. Sisecillealdens fer the
concrete Work can les zeen at tee
-clerk's office, Loittleaseeo.-James
Campbell, Clerk. .
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FOR SALE, -Set Ought hat tesa with
cellar hemee and brcaat Cents. %Al-
aletoet neW attd robes -
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De. • Thompsoa.,
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'CORN FOR SALE. -e HAVE A
quantity 'ot good "yellow cora tor
. sale. Cash or exehange for grain,
Standard Elevator. -W, G. Smith
W. J"Stevenson
NOW IS THE T.I.ME.-TO PLACE
your order for •Feecing before the
advance in price. Use the Coil
Spring Wire made by the Canadian
Fence Co. of which I am agent in
this district. I am also agent for
the celebrated Heintztalaft Piano. -
F. W. Evans, Box 155 Clinton P 0.
RealEstate for Sale
FIELD- STONE .WANTED.-THi
Street Committee of the Clinton
Counoil are prepared to buy field
stone from farmers for use on the
streets, To be delivered in Clinton.
Further htformation, *ices, etc., on
application to W. G. Smyth, chair-
man Street • C,ointnittee. • 09'
FARM FOR SALE. -LOT N2 (IN
Ithe Ilth con. of oderiek• sewashsp,
consisting of acres, 36 'acre§
plowed, 6 acres in fall wecat. The
farm is in a good state ef cuetivat-
ion. Good brick house, ern 9(350
feet, witei to foundation. The
place is aboet 4 miles front Clinton.
For sale oa reasonable terms. For
further particulars apples to .'oft:
Colclougia, Hohnesville P. 0. (a-.
iretiorti;,\
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. CHINESE TIDBITS,
ad'
The Way Veaoss g and Meats Atee
Preserved by the Native'. •
In Ch1124"ternies, eeettral Iraftetlie et'
Cabbage and **weed are often prepart.
ed for winter 4' giving them.a Mgt ot
Salt stud drYing lia the sum vegeta-
ble resembling cabbage * flotnetimea
dried In the sue Without salt and put
away in Onntlow basket; until ready
tor nag Thee hays weY aloe of male,
*; a kind of sauerkraut very much aa
Americana do. The treatment of cete
tain vegetables in this way Is a Com-
ma Practice. The best native hams
come from a region known aa the Kins
hue distriet. its Chekiang province. The
hams when dressed end ready for cur.
ing are :carefully placed in vats. A
°kind of pickle is then. prepared 0 salt,
water and a mace from the tioy bean,
which is poured over the fresh hams.
Atter the hams have been In the pickle
wafacient length of time they ere tak-
en out and hung up to dry and occa.
**natty, but not often, *rooked, when
they are ready"for the market, Some -
twee little nitrate of potaeh is also
added to- help preeerve them, but thts
addition is the exception and not the
rule. It Is reported thet in the south
lianas are cured by Menlil of an alkaline
earth and common salt, but se far as
ean be learned no eartli of any kind is
employed In the middle and northern
Proaloces. . The foments pickled eggs
et China are preserved, with a Pickle
made of common much -salt ialtpeter
and ;soy bean eartee, all mixed togetber.
The eggs are coated with a plaster of
this mixture and laid away. .nntil rip�.
when they are ready for the tablet
Prepared in this 'WILY the wUl keep
several months.
THE BELL TELEPHON,E 'COM-
•PANY 0.F. CANADP; :
is about to publisha riew • iistte of the
OFFICIAL TELEPHONE DIRECT.
. ORY
for the District of Western Ontario,
including the Town of Clinton. ..•
Changes of firm names, stieet ad-
dresses, or orders for • die1 sate en-
tries should be handed AT OhalE 0
nfirii. C. Rumball,
FARMS FOR SALE -ONE AND A
quarter miles from church, post -
office, school and the village. of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or.
grass. Lot 27 on the 2nd con. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush ani
the balance nearly all grass'. A,
brick house, a bank barn 52x60,
driving house e4e36 with a centent
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Also lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con., directly *oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
of !and, 15 n.cres'of which are bttsh.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x60. There are 4 acres tif good
bearing orchard on the two farms.
Both lots are well fencedsaed• un-
derdrained. A never failing -spring
runs across both farms. Possession
es,n be given at once. Terms eaSy.
The proprietor is now past the age
to farm. -Apply to Thomas Nieb.-
olson, Auburn P. 0._ Prompt reply
will be given to all communica-
tions. Feb. 13-080
FARM FOR ALE. -THE UNDER -
signed. offers for sale part of let
40 on the Hayfield Road -1 mile
south of Clinton, consisting bf 20
acres. Good frame house with st-
one cellar, barn 86x70 with, eontent
basement. Easy terms. - J. A.
Smith. 40
Local sManager, Clinton.
FARM FOR SALE. LOT 240 CON.
2, Stanley, cohtaining 100 acres, 10
acres of bush, the remainder is Well
fenced, underdrained and in a gotid
state of miltivation. 1 etre Of Or-
chard and small fruit. On the pre.
raises hi A. two Story brick house
with slate roof, a first-elasa farm
house, a bath, Site, 40
x 80 with stone stablitig, a comet
ttllo 140111. mood drivitig house, pig
pen and hen liouse. Two never -fail -
Ing Wells. This fate is Situated 8
whim from ilnicejleld, 6 front Cline
ton and on e od gravel read, Api
ply en tle prentiste or ftddregi
tsril Nott Clinfelf 15:".45 '53
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INVESTIGATE
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CENTRAL
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STRATFORDs-ONT.
Itis .the most successful business
training school in Western (,n-
tarist. Our . COmmercial, • Short-,
hand -and 'Telegraphic Departments
are in the clie.rge of able instruc-
tors of experience.* All our cours-
es are s thorougin up-to-date and
practical. We have, beConie uie (1
the largest bitsine,s , training
*schools in the provinee. Get our
free catalogue' and learn what we
are doing.. Comniereial schools as
well as business Men:employ:our
gtaduates., Students arta .mitening
each week'Enter now.
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Elliott & McLachlan. Prins. •
PAPER MAKING IN KOREA.:
Hermit •Kingtilem Supplies Beet .te
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It is not generally known , that 'the'
best hinds of paper Met with. in .China
and Japan are the Produce of Korea.
It is claimed by many that the Korean
paper excels the very best that Is made
In China and Japan: It is -produced
• entirely .by manual. labor :and without
the use- of any .machinery.. The; raw
.materiat liand. for • the. better kinds ID
obtained from the bark of the Prous-•
ifOnetia naPYriferas which Is collected'
ID the spring and. beateh •Water eon
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tabling a large 'admietuia . of wood
ashes' until reduced to% thick ,
-This is taken in large ladles • and"
spread upon frames of :bamboo so are
to form thin sheets. Abetter kind of •
paper le made from old scraps trodden
Into pulp, nauchein the sante way that
• grape 'juice le eel:meted some coun-
ties,. and,' thoughethii mode of • pulp.
Ingle slew, it has the advantage of mit
bteekhigetlieefiber_ee_xaecheee when
machinety.is need... ." • • • • 7. ; •
After • the pulp has been made 'Into.
paper the -sheets are piled tip . to• a.
:height": of Mix feet and then cut Into
,pleeess•tei he again subjected. to the •
stamplag with the feet. At the Mine'
:time the 'roan and. seedseof • a 'plant.
.called tackpour are added, the eoluble •
parts ,O 'Which are euPPosed to • give
tenacity arid:toughness the..paner..-
EXchenge.
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; A negro pastor was *arming:rep to
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the climax -9f eermote, and his an
(littera . ichre waxing • Inoye and ;more.
excited, ' . • s'; s
Weans. Sep,' my congregatatun."
•exchtimed the exhorter -"I *alias ger
against de sin uv lightinh I verifies yet.'
against de sin 'of stbisky drinkin' an'
de Sin 'chicken yobbin's an' I wahine
bredilern:, .against' de sin uv
'Melon steeline" . . .• •
• A • 'devout :Worshiper In •the rettr. • of
'the "ehurch jumped to his feet and
snapped his fingers. excitedly.
ilignifto does ver e britdders ear,
hp 'an' snap 'yo' fingers, when I speeks.
uv meloilesterilin'r asked ,the preach.
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•,'"Itaee yo'. jo, minds saae 'whar 1 lei"
mah overceet" replied the devout wors
shiper as he hurried oft. • .
' Chm and Japan
Clinton Nevisolligicora
A CLOCK IN A BOTTLE.,
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1124iliary lath, 190170
fl, Way Way, Th. Marvel 0 Meoltasisto
left* Oenstruoted.
• avroam clockmaher Wring in the
little yillage q GOMMer, ertar
burg, bizllt * clink in a bottle. The
maker, Rosin, secured st strong
moventelit With ti eelluder eacePernerd
measinitig forty-five millimeters and
began by sewing the plate lite halves.
The opeuing in the neck nt the bottle
mertsurea fifteen millimeters, and in
order to get thee bahres lute the bet.
tie he cut another segment oft each of
the halves of the plate. Be built a sort
of tripod as a resting place for the
movement. This tripod wan asiembled
after he hact introduced its parts into
the bottle, separately. The tripod to se -
constructed thut it mutat turn when
the movement b tieing wound. The
tour pieces or the Plate were fastased
side by aide by means of screwe to
the• platform attached to the tripod, a
lenle ocrewdriver and other tools cope-
ciallY constructed for the Orem0 hav-
ing been used for this operation, Whea
the plate was put together, the clock.
maker proceeded to put all the Parte
of the movement in their original
place* with the motion wheels the the
bands..A ring of white metal was
plated around the neck of the bottle,
and upon this ring was soldered a
•ronnd plate, thus dosing the opening.
On this. cover Were fastened in an in-
clined poeition the arms which serve
as support for the dial.
Te dial is made of /1 ground' glee'
plate, which has a 0.lameter of twenty
centimeters. The black:numbers en the
dial are mit skeleton fashion and ce-
mented to the glass. At night ene can
tell the, time by placing a light behind
the dial.-:srechnleal,World.
If You need a Trunk,Valise or Suit
.7.ase we can sell you. '
Or if its anything in • Sleigh Hells.
Blanket% Robes,. Etc., we
have a large stook to chose from.
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But liarness is our speeialty. When
you Went a sct, light or heavy, Call
on es. Our prices are right.
Your patronage is respectfully sof
cited. Stand Opposite the marlce
formerly occupied 14 JOhnson & Aru
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ENTRAL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
of Toronto .has started thousands
ref young; Men and Women on the
'easy, way to independetica and sue-
eess. Let us give the right stare
Write for Catalogue and plan to
eked the next six. monthswith
us. Enter any time, Address W.
ti.Sfiaw, Principal. Yoitge
Gerrard Sts., Toronto,*
Cream Separators
No Article on the farm pays the
farmer better than a Cram Sep-
aretee. When buying, buy the hest
that le the DeLaval. I am ageat
for it in this district,
The Cyclotie Fencing
The °Melte Wire Fencing has
the two greet requisites -sit looks
Well and lasts a lots; time, Ile
fore placing yout order let me- shoe
you this !endue and Quote yeti
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pewee.
JAS., APPLEBY. Clinton
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The whole community wee shorked
lost radey when they heerd* thet
telegrent !lad beets. received Ity Mt.
Thome* Genimell telling the tied news
' that hie *teem* eon, ROW,, bod died
very ouddenly the day %lore in the
West. Mr, end etre. Geneuell and
their eldest eon, John, who had been
home from. the West for the winter,.
left on Sat ut day fee Tnxford, Seek ,
to be resent at the funeral, d'he
daily papers; tell that Robert was in -
hued by fallingon am opponent'e
skates while playing a friendly game
it hoekey between the Tuittotd end
Moosejew tearoe, and diettin an hone.
He wee a ettotig, ahie, healthy young
inert Of atotit twent-y six yeara of 1410,.
He was a splepdid fellow in every way
end wee highly respected hy i.lI. The
hitinilY hove the sympathy of a host of
friends. ••
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THE . HUMAN TONGUE.
ociaimmt 'twilit %Vital it Delta 1144 Ala-
i "eieuliate*A Word,
It is neeer necessary far the tongue
to talk in order to "tea -that yen are III
or the natere of your litzteste The
tongtie of the dunab Is quite 'as elo-
quent when -viewed by an •experienced
.PhYsielan •ei thetoneue of the Most:
talkatiee person.., • .
It Is a wonderful organ' and shoUld
be studied ity all' parents, not only on..
their own' .account, but on account
Of their Offspring. It aide in ,niastica-
tion of food, in drinking, in sucking,: in
articulation, and cant:tine in its mu-
coue membrane the Peripheral organs,
of taste. There are doctors. who will
mend half ail hour. feeling . of • your
• pulse.and 'listening .to your heart beats,
There are others ' who. conamintt.
"Stick Out your r tongue?' One :glance
• at your .tongue will, to them ,tell the
• Tremultnieness. Of the tongtie"'When
It is* 'protrudedeis a positive sign cif'
•vatione nervoue diseases, eBet by far
the 'conamortest Maine of this" tremu-
lotieness,is an eXceasive. indulgence In
alcohol.. There le an old. tale :about]
',looking into' a man's eye tell if • he
be a habitual lugheis -It often: fails...
Drink' 'hi sone' men exCites the beery -
mal -glands, • cansing. the eye to *enter.
Watery. But all of us, know men who
h ave Watery eeyete .yet never tbileh
:JitelereseRet the bestand final test is
'.tae tongue. It isthemay r. sign, .:that
Cannot. be concealed. If a man seek -
'hag: employment. ewears• on a stack of'
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Bibles that he doCe not drink,' make.
him stick out els teugue. If it tease
bles he is •
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•.' A Poor Prophet.
Conan Doyle told of:. an experience.
which he had when leaving seeoree
His teacher tnust have been one. of ,
those noble old Romans such as Thatk-
*ray describes as roaring at .young
Pent:tennis when tbe major, his uncle..
called -to take the boy' away. When
Conan Doyle had finished his course ire •
school- the headetnaster called him aside
tuideafter.eying him svitei ominotis
favor spoke to him in 'measured' tines
As follows "Doyle, I hirre'knoWn you
tiOW for seven Years, and .1 knoW. you,
'thoroughly. I, am going to say some-
, thing which yotewill remember In aft:.
dr life. Doyle, you will never come tit
Any good?'-eBeolirnan.
Had Been There. . •
. "Here's a firm advertises for a gen-
eral man, not afraid of good pay; one
willing to start at 10 and quit at 8,
• Combs Made of ,Old Shoes,
. A. mountain of old boots. and shoes.
Indescribably ugly, indescribably filthe,
lay In the factory yard.
• • "We'll make combs out of tlhem,"
. said the chemist, "combs that will pass
•through the perfumed and iteitrotat
locks ; of the most beautiftil. girls.
Seems strange,:' '
"Yet it's a fact. That .1s what be.
crimes . of all the •world's °old shoes.*
They are turned into combs. The
leather is first slit into email pieces and
immersed •two days in a chlortde of
sulphur baths then it is washed.. dried
and ground to powder; then it is inbred
with glue or • guns.. snati pre,ssed into
conab molds.
"It makes good' enough combs, but 1
prefer the rubber ones myielf."-Fx.
ARE lour glasses right ? Vieion
changes: as all thingti do. Se,s Taube
as Son at the Hotel Nci'man4jeon
Weanesday, Fels 19th, and get, tht•
benefit of over Sil` years experience.
Stanley Township
The following is the January mon.
thly report of S. S, No. 14, Stanley.
Nemee are in order ot merit •
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, • • *The Overcoat. , •
Probably in no .other 'department sar-
torial is . there .exhihited• so.. nitich in-
differenee. to, higienie • ,consideratris
as In the overcoat • The greatest fel-
ittcye of all perhaps in regard to the
'choice' ofan oeereeat Is that the tenne
-"weight" and "warrnth". are '-synony-,
'moos.' As a . matter Of fact, theyare
nearly alwaysdiametricallyopposed.
koreciver, the heavy overcoat is a tax
on the resources of • the organism and
destroys the economy which a good
insulating cloth is intended to Bemire.
-London Lancet.' ' • ,
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Yo allhliland "lie ate quafcatons to
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that job." - •
"All •except the $10,000 to invest' in-'
the business."
Not Qualified. .
"DidyOu intend to &Own yourself?" •
asked the magistrate et • Marylebone
police court when a cab driver was le-
insaided on a charge of attempted gal-
e e. •
"No. I cannot swim," replied AR
MOIL '
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What a Woman Says.
Shigleton-I want to ask -you
On, old man. • Wedderly-Come on
With le Singleton-Dbes a woman al
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Ways mean what she says?. Wedder•
ly-sburing courbhip she doeeldh but
after marriage you bet she does.'
9. .
ILOTI'S
Quick case for the worst cough --quick
reitef to the heaviest cold -sated SAFE
to eike, even for a child. es
That is Sitiloles Cure, kAures
Sold under aeigmarantee cousihs
to pure colds; and coughs
elector thaty-any outer
medicine -067°11r money back, 34yeers
of euecess cemmend Shiloh's Cure.
60c., $1. . '
QUICKLY!
A Merchant% Memory.
e•Airfong the characteristics which
made for the success of Mr. A. T.
Stewart, the great New' York Mer-
chant, says RichmeleMethers in his
"Reminiscences," was an
mextraordina-
• ry eroory for the details or MS vast
busineSs. '
One day as oft and Mrs. Lathers
were leaving the store Mr. Stewart ac-
costed theM at the door.
SI hope, Mrs. Lathers, you have
found what you want," he said.
"No, M. Stewart," she replied, "I
want a very plain brussels carpet for
a small library, a light. coke with a
small blue figure. You ha* a great
variety, but nothing just like that"
"I am quite' serewe have that exact
deecription," he said, and, tenet* to
a clerk, added: "Go to the third Boer
and get out frem' the last invoice of
carpets No. 2206, 1 think the style
and pattern *will jest suit Mrs. Lath.
Os."
'To ,the amazement of the shopper
it proved to bethe vers. thing she was
looking for.
Fif th-M. le, Fisher, G, EeStephen:.
son, N. ki. Jortea.
• Founth-J. II, Jones, Oda, Mee
Beath. A. Petrie. ••
Jr. Fottrthe-HennahDinsdale, Sarah
Ra t well
I iThird-H, A. Fisher, II, C.Kehl, H.
A. Jonee.
Sr. Second -An sinellood, Ida Rath -
well, w. hleBeath.
• geeond•e*A. McMurtrie. J, N.
Hood, L. E. Wasmen.
Tkitilseenneertk7-sptInienrattFii8nbethe monthly
spelling matches were:
Fifth -Murray Fisher., "
Fourth-A.11141cl Petrie. •
Fieher:
Sr. Second-elde Rathwele •
Jr, Second -Law ranee ,Wasm
Dominion inemhers offer severe
wm iticieof the Canadian banking
eystem. •
The feeling in favor ef the removal
of the cateIe embargo N becoming
•Amager in Camels. ,
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The new . Areisterdam hank of New
York has' been eltesed by order of the
comptroller et the currency. .
REMEMBER the date Of Tanbe &
Son's visit to Clinton and if you eyes
bother you in any way, make it a
point to consult them at the Hotel
Nornetedie on Wednesday, Feb. 19th.
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mew) AND ORGAN TUNING AND
Repairing -4h* undersigned `
30, Ciihnoo,n, •
Greetings From &tittle
To tine Editor Of The NegerRecord.:
DeAr SiresEecioeteliernt will find
our subscription for we cannot, do
without The News -Record. We would
like to see our old friencle again, but
if times keep up 1 gum 'we relit stay
where we are. Our climate is 'tee
and suits uS'only I believe a little
snow would seem goodAmen more.
Just now there** very, little work
going on. There are simply thousands
of idle men one women and' our city
is about to establieh a free soup and
coffee wagon for the enemptoyed men.
The banks are not paying Mal yet,
but issuing clearing' house certipatee.
Maybe eielne of the farmers M. God-
erich township would like to sell
their products on ourmareets. I pay
40 to 00 cents a pound for but -ter and
eggs are 45 cente .a dozen. Potatoes
Sell for. $1,75 leer, hundred and flour
at $6.00 for 200 Its. WAIL the only
free thing we have out here is air
aed .Wenere. But, all told, Seattle
is a beautiful city and full of hustling
business mon and women.
We are to haye a grand big lair
ID 1909 bout Jone to November, the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
which will "chiefly represent the West
and Attiska. We hope to. see' Many of
our friends out then and they evill
surely be welcome in the Gilmour
family,
Mr. James Walters is also living
about three blocks from us. He and
his mother wish to be kindly 'reraern-
bered to their many friends both in
Clinton and Tuckersmith.
Mrs. Walters is close to 76 she is
as spry as a young woman and ghts
• around ho smartly.
• Now, wishiog you and your netters
we aar,
b
er
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g
ht
all• prospereus New !Year,
Youts Tidy, •
A. W. GILMOUR,
1545W, 54 St.,. Seattle, Washington.
, Jan. 20th 1908.
prepared to do all kinds ef piaao
aad organ tuning and repairing, and
being a man of practical experience
is able te guaraatee satisfaction:
Orders may, be left at W. S.. R
Holmes' drug store. -Ed. J.. How-
ard, Clinton. '
CATARRH ' CANNOT BE CURED
with' I.,OCAL APPLIOATIONS, as
they cannot •reach the seat of • the
disease. Catarrh ie a blood or "'con-
stetutional disease, and in order Jo
cure it -you must take internal reated-.
• Hill's Catarrh Cure is taken. in-
ternally, and acts nitectly en the
blood- and initcous surfaces...11311'i
Catarra Curis is not quack bottle.
It was hreserihed'• by one of the, ibest
physicians ' hi this -conntry for -years
..and is a regular preseription. It if
1ttomposed of the best 'tonics hnovra
ieembined witi. the. best 'Otto& purifiers
acting directly on the muceus settee
-
gas •The perfect cernbinetion od the
two imgredients is What produces such
wonderful results in cueing Cetarrh.
Send for testimonials. free.
• L. J. CHENEY 'CO., Props.,
Toledo, OS • •
Sold by Druggista, price 75c,
1. Take Hail's Family Pills far cola
estlpetion. • , • •
Consider the Bird* of theAir.
An m
enea ornithologist calls aeou.
eon to the feet that a enure can travel
through the eir a thousand wiles a
day without thinning its wings, but by
merely keeping them stretched and ad.
jested to the prevailing breezes. A
hawk eat stay in the air for days and
weeks, moving with Its wings motion.
lose. It is: the Same with the gulls and
numerous other Winged creatures. In,
Outlying the Wow of i'lerostritics con
-
elder the blab of the air,
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup kat
been used by millions Of mothers for
their children while teething. 11 dial
turbed by night and broken .1 you
rest by a sick ekild sunering aeid
crying With pain of cutting teeth send
at once and get a -bottle of "Mrs.'
Winslow's Soethilig Syeep" for child-
ren -teething. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend
Upon it, mothers, there is eo mistake
about it. It cures Diarrhoea, regu-
lates the Stoemachi and Rowels, cures
Wind Colic, dattens the Gums, reduces
Inflammation and gives tone and en
ergy to the • whole system. "Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for chile
ten teething le . pleasant :to the taste
and is the prescription of one of; the
oldest and :best femaie playeiciane and
'nerses in the United States. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sold by drug.
gists thro'ughout tee. world. Be sure
and. ask for "Mrs. Winslovr's Sooth-
ing Syrup,
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' DANIEL it. EDT, Vice,,Principal
' ' Gh0..SPOTTON; 'Principal• '
'Seventeen
Teachers
of Aide experenre, broad sehelaishie and
untiring energy, ennployed by us, have built
up a curriculum unsurpaased in Canada for
thoroughness, systern and actual business
procedure.
TRIERCOURSES-Telegraphy, StenottraPitY
and Commercial, .
Enter any time. IndividualDistraction.
Graduates assisted to positione,
No vacation. •
/RAIL COURSES in tan amigos.. Bookkeeping.
Shorthand, esnmenship, etc..
Send a postal for information about
CANADA'S GREATEST CHAIN OF Mod ORAN.'
, BUSINESS COLLEGES.
CLINTON
13.1.1SINESS COLLEGE
A Prized Cough Cure
"I have not been without a bottle of
Coltefoote'Expectorant in the house for
over nine years. At that time I proem'.
ed it for a bad cold I had. It winle.1
sitehsweeders then that it ha e been a
household remedy ever since, and we
Will have no other for eouglis and colds
-it is so pleasant to take, and all of
my children look,for it as soon as they
got a cold at all. Nearly all of them
have been_ sehjeet to croup, and that's
when I fled Coltdesete EXpeetorant use-
ful. You are welcome to use thie.tosti-
menial as you wee.,
MRS, LEWIS MGM .
Free Sample of Coltsfoote Expectorant
will be sent to any person sending their
name and address and -naming this
paper. It has established a wonderful
mord as a successful cure' for coaelee
olds, sore throe, trotei, whooping
eagle broncletis and all irritated ewe
ditions of the throne and ehest. It is
the proscription of a great speeielist iti
methane. At ell good druggists, 25e.
Dr, T. A. Sloeum, Limited, 'remote.
e Send toe Free Semple Today.
We.
Th t Last Great litre
• 04000 as lasech tufferial
hostel*** Duey a ea* ot emotes* reuse*
RI mitetiable eight*. And the rfilist fund,
rild not brine** ntneh lerao Ilood's SOW'
earths ba*= given tiseleanda et 01101i0it In
relieving the agonieng heath* and barisiter
of tiozemtetertered people.
ilcZerrist-'10 eliter suffered from child-
bood from seseine or salt demist on her Noe*,
awl AMC She wei tested by eminent -
40011444 hi alsiaava et the skin without
Pormaluent *Ilse She was then entireir-
cured br If"ed's Sarreeerille," E,Lorese.
Senores, 222 Beenerd St., Halifax. N. fh
Tied the elands -"W. had *tie the
hands of our two-yeag-old son en aceonist of'
ewe:MA on his twee end Mites. No niedicine, „
helped until we used Hood's Sarsaparillas
which soost rmapietely med." Mas. A. Veit
Weoxelet Mentieneorr $te Pitteraen, 14.3.
Roars Elineeptuina is .sold everrebero,.
100 Doe* One Dollar, Premixed only by
L Bold Co., Lowell, Meese V. 8. Ae
AUCTION SALE OF RASIddl PARL
Stock, Implements - arid Household.
Furniture. Mr. John J. Ward has
instructed the undersigned to sell
by public: auction at the Village or'
Varna on Thursday, Feb. ',Nth the -
following Horsea-1 heavy horse'
° 6 yrs. old; 1 heavy horse 5 years.
old, 1 -driver 6 yrs. old, aged driver.
. Cattle -el cow - due to calve be
March, 1 -cow 'dee to valve 13.Aeeil, a. cow due to ...dye ' -ia
July, 1 cow and calf by its side,
1 fat cow, 5 yearling heifers, 2
yearling steers, 5 spring calves.
Pigs -2 birkshire sows eome ht. .
• April and May, 7 store pigs, geese,
turkey e and 70 hens. Implernenteee
1 Massey,* Binder ;newe 1 Nixoe
drill new; 1 McCerinick Flay rakes
......IT:Messey-Harris Cultivator new, I
Massey -Harris roller neer, .1 scuttles -
1 big He mower, 1 plough. suigh No.
21, 1 Perrin sulky plow, 1 set. 4
section: harrows, 1 root ealper, 1
Clinton fanning -mill with bigger, 1
waggon, I buggy, 1 cutter, 1 pair
bobsleighs, I hay fork end slings ,
coMplete, 1 •stoek Tack, 1 pig -
crate, 1 bay rack, 1 gravel bon,
1 Oxford cream Separator, 1 daisy
churn, 1 grindstone, 1 wheelbarrow;
2 'set double harness, 1 set single -
:1 iron sugar kettle, 2 yvn'ter tanks,; .
ladder., grain liege, forks, shovels,
etc.; etc., other article; too mum-
eeroue •' to Mention. „Furniture -L
glass cupboard, :1 extension table, •
2 kitchen tables; 1 good cook. .
stove, 1 doz, chairet 1. bedromii.
suite, 2 sets bedsprings; 2 mattress-
es, 1 couch, e, 1 parlor istove,„ 1
baby carriage, . bureate dishes,
• crocks, pans, 'etc. quan-
tity. of straw will also . be7
offered for sale and the eine south _
Of -The village of Varna Lnown a's :-
Lot pt. 19 containing 56 acres or •
good tillable. laud.. Terms ef sale -
AU • seine of .$5 and under cash e
' over that 'ameunt 9 reOntbe Cretin •
'.Oh approved joint notes: .4 cents.
oft on the e$ on all credit amounts., *;
. Sale commences stt one • o'clock •
sharp. All to be Sold without re-
serve . E. Bossi,nbury, •Ahetipestar
John J. ',Ward, proprietor. . •
Auctioi. Sall Register
On Thursday, Feb. 13th,. at 1 p.m.
ea the premises, 2.a. mace south • of
Hensall, Lender( Road, lisbonte, ex-
teneive sale of farm stock and imple-
ments. T. M. Case and Sons, pro-
prietors-; :Thomas 13rown, auctioneer.
.On.Welinesday, ' Feb. 1213, at 1 Le -
dock p. m., on Lot 22, Cencession. 6,
Hullett, .farm, farm elects and im-
plemedte. Donhaick Reynolds, proprie-
tor ; Thomas Brown, auctioneer. •
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NOTICE. - TENDERS WILI, Bld
received by the Council of Hullett
for the simply Of 4000 ft of Reek
elm plank 161t long and 2i111. faick
to be delivered at the resideve of
the Reeve, Councillors Bare Loper
and* Churchill, 100 ftit each
' Tenders will be teemed at the
township hall on Friday the 21st
• 'Feby. at 2 p. ne-J erne, -.elite,
Clerk.
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, OCULIST,
Specialist, will be at Holmes' Drug
Store, Clinton, on Thursday, Jan.
SO. Glasses properly fitted.. Mims -
es of theeye, ear, nose and throat
treated.
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$RINGS.:
$ to. thia line and are this We pay special attention .
1
*$season showing a large :
and choke 'collection of .
$.. Diamonds, Pearls,' .
0. Rubies", Errieraldi; . 0
°0 . Sapphire, Opals, , • :
0 I and,Tor of
6 , qu s. .
$. Set-singlyl and in eoin.bi.
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: •natlon 4 4+. •
Valnos aro or ilia ilest. ...0
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,H.WELtli ' AND CPTICIAN '-0
Sleaner of marriage Licerries,
6,416,41.;46.:!•!:4air.olt- -1•00ett....4•41
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.fices
On all Ready-to-wear
Clothing this week,
including
ousommo
Mein's Suits and
Overcoats
Boys' Suits and
OV"ercoats
Ken's Odd Pants
Men's Odd Vests
Boys' Knickers
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Fine Tailoring
a Specialty
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E. W Jacobs-
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