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Clinton New Era, 1910-04-21, Page 3t► April 215t 1910 The Progratnme of London Conference 'Sessions Begin at Chatham May 3oth., and Continue for a Week. The programme for the 27th annual of the conference. The love feast at session of the London Methodist Con- 9 o'clock will be led by RevThos.Jack Terence meets this year in Park Street son. The ordination sermon will be Church, Chatham. of which Rev. Geo. preached by • the retiring president. Daniel, forweily of London, ie tie e Rev A K Birks, after which the new pastor, and, beginning on Monday, president will conduct the ordination May 30, will continue till Tuesday, service for the candidates for the June 7. The ministerial session will ministry. Special Sunday School ser - begin on Wednesday June 2, at 2 p. m vices will be held in the afternoon,and Considerable interest centres, of Rev J W Graham, secretary of edu- course, in the choice of the new press. cation will preach in the evening, The dent, who will succeed Rev A K Birks pulpits of the other Chathamchurches The names most prominently mention Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist ed are Rev. Rueben Millyard, of Gode- will be occupied by members of the rich; Rev R D Hamilton, of Listpwel; conference, Rev. Principal Warner, of Aima Col- On Monday, June 0, the Historical lege, and Rev J 'Ji' Ford, of Lucknow. Society will hear a paper by Rev W H As in past years the music of the Barraclough, on "Pioneer Methodism conference will be furnished by the in British Columbia" an21 in the even- -Conference Choral Society ing the missionary anniversary will under Rev W E Millson and the de- be held, at which the speakers will be votional exercises of the first ,four Mr A B Oarscallen, Mrs. J $ McMech- days will be in charge of Rey F D an, of London, representing the W Leete, pastor of the Central Methodist M S and Rev 0 E. Manning, field sec Episcopal Church, of Detroit. retary of home missions. Locatingthe Ministers At $ 45 on the, evening of Tuesday, June 7. a very interesting service will The stationing committee will meet be held when those ministers of the on the afternoon of May 30, and begin conference who have completed . 50 the duty of locating,the ministers for years in the active ministry will cele next year. On that evening the first brate their jubilee, draft is likely to be made public. This is subject to change during the session The statistical committee will also be - The Lay -mens Meetings, A very important part of the confer - gin their work on Monday. ence is the Laymen's Association,which Tuesday evening will be the first of will hold its meetings on Wednesday, the public meetings, when the Sunday school and Epworth League work will Thnrsday and Saturday, June 1, 2 and be dealt with by Revs. Byron Snell 4. Among the speakers announced for f• and F L Farewell. The other special the sessions are E. S. Hunt, Scotts - meetings and speakers of the Confer- ville ; W. He Kerr,. Brussels ; T. B. ence are as follows:- Shillington, Blenheim ; A. T. Cooner, Wednesday, June 1- Temperance Clinton ; J. J. Mason, Stratford ; Wm. and moral reform meeting, addressed Ward. Dresden ; W. S. Dingman, by Revs. A E Jones and Ben Spence. Stratford ; J. M kaiser, Howlett; A. Thursday, June 2 -Educational anni M' Hunt, London ; F. Bushanan;Win 4; versarv. addressed by Rev A McKib- ham ;;Thos. Bates, Ldndon ; J. W. bin and W J Jolliffe, Humphrey, Chatham, and W. F. Law - Friday, June3-Reception service of aence, Sarnia. candidates for the ministry. The reso lution will be.,moved by Rev T W Blatcbford and seconded by Rev W L^ ,Rutledge. On the afternoon of the same day the memorial service ler ministers who have died during the year will be held. Saturday, June 4- Pastoral confer- ence at 2 p. in. "The Education Idea of the Ministry,' byRev E W Edwards and "The Cost of Confidence," by Rev R F Irwin. In the evening the annual meeting of the Theological Union will be held, at which Rev J F Knight will deliver a lecture on "Criticism and Faith." The Big Day of Conference Sunday. June 5. This is the big day Every Meal Brought Agony .Sat Since Taking "Little Digesters" He Can Eat Heartily From Osgoode Station, Ont., comes a story of five years of suffering from, Indigestion and Dyspepsia -five years of doctoring in vain -then "Little Digesters" and a complete cure. Mr. R. H. Ralph tells the story -his own story -thus: "I have been .a sufferer from. Indi- gestion and Stomach Trouble for five years. I had treatment from several doctors. I did not find a cure until I began using "Little Digesters.'.'-. - - "I can hardly describe how much I suffered at times. Every meal brought with it more or less agony and I seemed to have a complete distaste for food. I had almost begun to think my case incurable when I came across an ad- vertisement in the papers about "Little Digesters." 1 decided to give them a trial. I am very thankful that I did so for I had not been taking them long when I found them helping me. I Can now eat heartily and no longer feel pain and discomfort after eating." Docs Indigestion Ar Dyspepsia make your life miyerahle$ Take "Little . Digesters cure you "-the will or your stoney will be refunded. 25e. a little red, box at your drug- gist 's rug-gist's or by mail from Coleman Medi- cine Co., Toronto. 31 DANI$IPIMPLES AND ERUPTIONS 111 the Spring Kest People Need a Tonle i edielne. If you want new health and new strength in the spring you must buildup your blood with a tonic medi- cine. Following the long winter mouthe most people feel depressed and easily tired. This means that the blood is impure and watery. It is this state of the blood that causes pimples and unsightlyeruptions. To this same condition is due attacks of then - madam and lumbago; the sharp stabb- ing pains of sciatica and neuralgia poor appetite, frequent headaches and a desire to avoid exertion. You can't cure these troubles by the use of pur- gatives ; you need a tonic and a tonic only, and among all medicines there is none can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for their tonic, life-giving, nerve restoring powers. Every dose of this medicine makes new, rich red blood, which drive out impurities, stimu- lates every organ, and brings a feeling of new health and energy to weak, tired out, ailing men, women and children. If you are feeling out of sorts glee this medicine a trial, it will not disappoint you. Mr. Paul Charbonneau,a youngman well known in the town of St. Jerome, Que,, is one of the host who bear testimony to the, value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. He says :-"When I left school I became a book-keeper in an imppor- tant office. Probably due to confine- ment I began' to suffer from indiges- tionand loss of strength. I became pale said seemingly bloodless and was often seized with palpitation of the heart and violent headaches. I tried several remedies, but they did not do me a bit of good. I was advised to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and did so, and the use of eight boxes brought me batik to perfect health and strength: I have since enjoyed the test of health and cannot say too much in praise of this valuable medicine." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2 50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. tee. the'State;of Wisconsin, scores of mills i he•New;England States ',andlevery U. Se Paper ,„Mills Must 'Come to Canada Forty -seven -pulp land paper;mills,",in-approachment has -aroused a deeper interest in Canadian affairs, and the economic consequences of the actions of the Ontario and Quebec Govern- ments will soon become apparent - that is, the paper-makingindustry of the North American continent will gravitate to Canada, its logical place, close to the materials:and the water - powers. The .shipping of Canaiian pulp wood from Quebec to Green Bay, Wis.some'fourteen hundred miles, then to be transferred by rail to the mills of the interior, is an absurdity that cannot lastmuch longer. The policy of these two Provincial Govern ments is national. in sentiment, and will hasten the' broader deyelo merit important ;n� ewspaper.esouth of the international boundary boundary line :will re- gard with genuine concern the an- nouncement of Prime Minister Gouin, of Quebec, that his Government will prohibit the export of pulpwood from the Crown lands of that Province be- fore being manufactured in. Canada. The decision of the Prime Minister of Quebec was known last year, and fol- lowed closely upon similar action by the Prime Minister of Ontario, Sir James Whitney. For tactical reasons the announcement was delayed until _p after the tariff adjustment. The tariff .of, the country. • • . New Telegraph Rates: System Of "Night Letters" Inaugurated by the G. N. W. Tele- graph Company. The Great•North Western Telegraph Company, in conjunction with the W estern Union Telegraph. Company,' have inaugurated in Canada the eye. Lem of "Night .Letters" for which'the charge will to the same as the rate for a daymessage of ten words. These "Night Letters" may contain up to fifty words in body ofmessage, and for each additionalten words in a rate. A GOOD APPAIMCE • doesn't co,ue by cnance; neither does it grow on trees. To be presentable, you must Be Well Dressed. Look over our fine line of Suitings pick out what you like, and we'll do the rest. Clothes made here dress you well, a small charges. Gat measured. We also have a large range o samples you may select your sui from. Only one suit will be sold o each pattern in the town. t f t f G. W. Barge &Co of •one-fifth of the ten word day message rate.. Mes'sages may be .sent prepaid or collect,but no cipher 'words I ' can be used. This willbe a great con- venience . to commercial people . and year, Feoinvestigation,. in southern the general public. ,The.messages�will ( m _fruit, -growing ,States, it. was found be delivered first thing.,iext niorninsellt hat a system . of coutity . inspectors. d hoar duty it was to w e ins y v d an the nt ecan be saved at and much time e a m , was tL strict r e ulations over the; n of orderedgoods. I+or in- force' stuc shipment i en g stance, between Sarnia and Montreal, i fruit growers.' The travelling instruc- a day would be saved over the ordi-, nary mail order. The system hag been wonderfully successful in the United Builds up Strength ; brings back the ruddy glow of health by creating a natural appetite for nourishing food. Get only the D. & L., the original. 50c. and $1.00, at all druggists. Davis & Lawrence Co., Montreal, The Sunday School Lesson Lesson iV.--Second Quarter, For April 24, 1910. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Text of the Leeson, Matt. xl, 20.30.' Memory Verses, 28.30 -Golden Text, Matt. xi, 28 -Commentary Prepared f by Rev. D. M. Stearns. Two of the foundations in the Scrip- tures in connection with the great truth that "other foundation can no Man lay than that Is laid, which is Jesus Christ," are that "God is love" and He is not willing that any should perish (1 Cor. ill, 11; John 111. 16; I1 ;Yet. 111. 9). Along with this we need Acts xvii, 30, 31, "God now command- eth all men everywhere to repent, be- cause He hath appointed a day In the which He will judge the world in righteousness by that man whom He bath ordained, whereof He hath'given assurance unto all men in that He bath raised Him from the dead." We have seen John and Jesus and the twelve preaching repentance, and when we turn to _Rev, ix, 20, 21; xvi, 9, 11, and read of the fearful judgments that will come upon the earth in the time of the great tribulation, after the church shall have been taken away, we learn that the object of all will be that men may repent. In this connec- tion see Job xxxiii, 29, 30. He had chosen Chorazin, Bethsaida and Capernaum as centers wbere He wrought many mighty works, but they h result seemed to be without , and He tells them of jtidgmeatt to come, when it will be more •tolerable for other cities which never saw His mighty' works. There are three future judg- ments spoken of -the judgment seat of Christ for believers only, the judg- ment of nations at the beginning of the millennial reign and the judgment at the great white throne at the end 'of the thousand years. Our Lord must be speaking here of the •second or third of these. Note His "1say unto you" of verses 22, 24. Remember that it is the Judge Himself who is speak- ing, and He certainly knows whereof' He affirms. The words "more toler- able" suggest different degrees of pun- lshment and suffering, as there will be also different degrees of glory and of rewards for believers. First it is a 'question of saved or lost; then for the .saved there will be reward according to works and for the lost punishment. according to desert, and the Judge of all the earth will not fail to do right. The nation . being about to reject Him. He seems to turn to individuals, to such as in the time of His rejec- tion will let Himself be their rest; their all. He first talks to His Father as -the Lord of heaven and earth and therefore as having a perfect: right to for has been chosen for Ontario as the hest all 'round scheme. " It is expected hat great benefits will follow this -date informa• States, so much so that the Western 1 plan of supplying g p t Union has had to double their night 1 tion, . staff. The new rates no doubt will y be greatly appreciated by the public. facilitated. iseware of Ointments for Catarrh and commercial transactions greatly That Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely; destroy :the' Department of Agriculture is sense of smell, and completely derange Sending Out Five Instructorsthe whole system,when entering it To Teach Fruit. Growing • I throughthe mucous surfaces. Such; articles should never be used except on prescriptionsfrom reputable physi- Five travelling "schoolmasters',.' mclans, as the damage they will do is. the art of growing' fruit,: I tenfold to` the good you can possibly The five start out in a day or two derive from them. Hall's Catarrh under instructions. from Mr Percy 'W Cure. manufactured by F J Cheney & Hodgetts, Director of: the Fruit Co ,Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury Branch of the Ontaria Department of end is taken internally, acting directly Agriculture, and will . hold "school" upon the blood and mucous surfaces of. in an orchard every five miles, gather- the system. In buying. Hall's Catarrh ing the farmers about them from all •Cure be sure you get the genuine. It• directiot s to take notice of the best is. taken internaily,and.made in Toledo. ways'of planting, caring for and prim- Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & 0o,,,"hTesti- s free. • most econom-o sal ing fruit trees and them n ical general methods of any or all Sold by druggists,price '75c per bottle branches of fruit growing. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa They will be supplied with a horse ion. e and carriage and in every part of the Province a route will be marked out Agents for British American Dyeing for them. The Department has never and Cleaning Co., Montreal. attempted any such scheme until this I When You Feel Played. Out There comes a time when your grip on things weakens. ar Your nerves unstrung, the vital. forces low, the stomach is weak and (Pie 'blood impoverished. You feel old age creeping-.--aver--you.--= De careful of ._yourself',_:__ Take BEECHAM'S PILLS at once; there is need to renew the life forces. Weak nerves, wearied brains, sick stomach, feeble blood, torpid liver, sluggish bowels—all feel the quickening effects of Beecham's Pills. Their use makes all the difference. The tonic action of these pills upon the vital,organs is imme- diate, thorough and lasting. They are Nature's own remedy For Run-down Conclitions Prepared only by Thomas Beecham, St. Helens, Lancashire, tingland, Sold by alt Druggists in Canada and U..$. America. in boxes 25 cents. do as He Pleases with ,His own (Ps. cxxxv, 0). He talks to Him as nat- urally, aa to people about Idlm, for He is in constant and eonselous touch with heaven: and does always these things that please thq Father. Although despised: and rejected, He tbauks His Father, reminding us that we are In all tblpgs tover thanks- (1 '.Chess. v. 18). Some onihas said: that he who has learned to say always "Thank (God" has the key to constant victory. •The "Even so. Father," indicates perfect submission with the most absolute eonfideuce In and satisfactiou with. the Father's management. Compare 1 Sam. ill, 18; Job 1, 21. Our Lord's gratitude at this time was in connec- tion with His Father's hiding certain things from the wise In their own conceit and revealing them to those who are teachable as babes or very lit- tle children. The mete natural man, however wise, cannot know the,thhngs of God, for they are foolishness to him (1 Core', ill, "Tbey 4ave.rejected the word, of the Lord, add what wis- dom is In them?" (Jer. vii, 9.l As Abraham gave to his only son all that he had. so "the lather loveth the and bath given athings Into handSonu" (Gen. axis, 3t;; Johnll iii. 35 . His As all the Egyptians and all other coun- tries had to go to Joseph in order to obtain corn by which they might live '(Gen. xli, 55-57). so there is uo real life. no lite eternal. no knowledge of God the Father, except thrbugb Jesus Christ (verse 27), In this sinful, Christ rejecting age would you find rest? It can be found only 10 flim who knew what it was to rest in His Father. Would you 'find the yoke of the daily life easy and the burden of the daily toil light? It can only he by yoking up with Him wbo here so lovingly invites'us. This is an 'tnc'ient message, for iu isa. xxviii, 12, we read, "Phis is the rest wherewith ye may cause the weary to rest. and. this is the refreshing." But there the prophet had to add, "Yet they would not hear." . Again, in Ise. xsx, 13. we read, "In returning and rest shall • ye be saved; In quietness and in confi- dence shall be yourstrength " But again it is added, "Anil ye would not." Compare with these Matt. xxili, 37; Johu••v, 40, and see bow all the difficul- ty Is always on our side. while God is ever saying: "Come! Return! Who- soever will! Him that cometh!" 'There seems to he two "rests" here, one, that He gives when we come to Hint and the other that we find when we take His yoke upon, us. but only the •meek and lowly can obtain either. The first Is suggestive of salvation and the sec- ond of 'service. if we would be saved we must be. poor enough In spirit to' plead guilty' and accept justification . freely by grace. If we would .find rest In service it must be by the con sciousness of being yoked with One who knows best: to whom-we:al'ways, • nly..n glad "Even so,' Fether." Loss of Appetite and General Debility are quickly overcome by the use of a few bottles of "The D. & L." Emulsion. Japanese Menthol is unequal- led as 'a pain relieving.agent. Conservative caucus at Ottawa, Applied in the " D. & L." The coMenthol Plaster it is the most sustained Mr Borden as leader. Coughs and Colds.—If everything effective remedy known` for has failed, try Allen's Lung.Balsam Lumbago, Sciatica, R.heuinatic and be cured. Aches and Pains. Try a "D. Mr Mackenzie King.' introduced a bill in the. Commons dealing with & L." Menthol Plaster the trusts and canibines. next time you are suffering Barns, Bites,. Br rises and Boils Davis' Menthol Salve will soothe and head shaman. 25e, a • tin at druggists. The command of the Bisley team has been offered t� Lieut. -Col. Edwards of St, John; N. Hes' ,.. . 1ra n "0a In tonics �nhaiC d aiGn P v atlac Ao and scalp. Use alP h - which burn a Bearine, a bear's grease pomade, which feediethe roots and makes hair grow. .t .s . .' One Cold Saved, retic is logic, whether it touches the atr'tirs of nations or a cold in. the head. The conviction. says London l'it-lilts, was forced upon a Liverpool woman whose coachman, although lie had been ill for several days, appeared ue morning with his hair closely crop led. "Why, Dennis," sitld the mistress. 'whatever. possessed you to have four tiatr out while yen had such a, had raid . \S'elt, mum," replied the u nom' bashe(1 to l r (�e this t net 1 1 takin'b t+ ,'` •'l cotc 11(t,tt 1 t W 1110 111i11 wlliuiver-1 'hove me,item rut I take a bad cow -Id; 80 1 thong'hi to inesoltthat new, while 1 hnd the •nu'!(I on to me. it would be the time 1' 1111 utht'r$ to ;;o and get the hUfr cannt- 'in ,lune. for be that course 1 weeel -:1(•1' teteeIf JUIt, one eoa•I(1 Do %till ...e ;he power of 1110 Nilson 111', Maui:',. "CiooseWalking" the Latest. "Goo::e walking" develops the. mus- cles of the legs and exercises those of the abdomen. liaise one knee as high as possible, 'stretch out the lowerleg straight in front with toe pointed"find place it on the ground. This is done with each foot alternately to three • counts For n vigorous. exercise to stimulate the whole body extend the arms out to the.side in a straight line from the shoulder. Keeping the arm stiff, move it around in a small circle rapidly and put as , touch strength into the exercise as'possibfe.Simple ab it may sound, it is really very stren- uous -and should not be continued too long. Exercising should be taken only where there is an abundance of fresh "throw all the air. If done at home, row windows up, though -the themotneter be at zero." C77 New tiscovenesbyanoldellysician , N. C. N,'rablets for internal use. C. N. A AND local nourisher for external use. M The two -both used in conjunct - CN F1 ion nt the sante time produces more ■ . invigorating vitalizing and rchivenat- int:effects then has ever before been offered. r Suff- erers or, that i e er('YSn front vital wenktt .s5 and lost wits tits pleasures of life, will feud one of each produces wonderful invigorating, enlarging and lasting results. Free Trial . Sample luailad in ulain package on receipt of this advertisinen tand oix cents postage. Address --THE NERVINE CO. 90VICTORIA Ave., „eWMeet:at, Oar., CADtanli froln, any one of these :com- plaints and be convinced. 25c. each tt druggists. TRADE ROVImp, A Splendid Tonic Builds up the System Strengthens the Muscies Cives New Life Sold by all medicine dealers. Davis &Lawrence Co., Montreal. emereeeereseasee Guaranteed Full Weight d'SALADA" Tea is weighed by electric weighing Machines. The net weight is printed on every, package. We absolutely guarantee it to contain full weight without the lead covering. Have your grocer empty a package and weigh it for you. 11 Sealed " SALADA" Packets guaranteefull weight and tea unequalled for goodness, freshness and fine flavour. vasanammintimarit E; W. CUTLER, Monument s Painter and Paper Hanger. All work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Residence 'nearly opposite the Collegiate Institute. KAY - et _:,Z W. R. COJJNTER GLINTIIN. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • How Many •• Choice Designs Best Materials. • Jas. Doig, Opposite the Post Office Clinton, v W ee WATTS & SON store opens at 7.30 a m, closes at 8 p m. We are Practical Boot and Shoe mak- ers and repairers. Boots made to or. der from one to three days notice and repairing done while you wait. Farmers Attention We have on hand" several pairs of our own make boots,just the thing for the Spring wear, Come in and see them. To our Londesboro Customors I -All repairing left at the post •office or at Mr R. Adams store will have my best attention. Lwill be at pay store ta trial. - t on Fridays, Give me • • i.na • Dozen?• • • Twel• ve ! and you count • • i.. • them -to see if youget' i • them•, to., When you buy • a Wedding Ring and pay : for OK, you can't ' count them, you take the deal- : er's word, and often get 17K or less: We sell • Wedding Rings, and there Z •is exactly 18K_ -n every • • • 18K. Ring. eft them •. • g • : any ..way you like. • • • • • • W.R Counter .. • Jeweler and Optician. • • • • Z • • .Issuer of •_ • :' Marriage Licenses. • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• W. N. WATTS & SON Opposite Post Office We Want to Land your first order, because we know that the satisfaction you will derive from that will open your eyes to 'the fact that you cannot. -do better anywhere - else that you can with .us. You will fled that we are not "all at sea" in our business, but thoroughly "up- to - the minute" and watchful of the interests sf our customers, knowing that, by, 80 loing, we are really actingi.for -our wn ultimate benefit. 4e A. DOWNS, Merchant, Tailor, Clinton, - The Toad. He has the power to drinkwith his skin. Even if emaciated his skin will take_ up enough water to make him appear. fat. Ile is most useful in the garden, catching the insects. His skin secretes an acrid humor, so. a dog seldom bites one thesecond time. Like the frog, . he begins his little life as a tadpole. Authorities unite in saying that he has been .known to live thirty-five to, forty years. ervouS sired' Itcim- ',tl��ll � beddeisd not -true in stone unlessthathe therean beexist a sure Th!n IIe has no use for' the "secondhand AnXign 9 man" or the pawnbroker, as he inva- riably swallows his castoff coat. W hat causes nervous collapse? Most people say worry, anxiety, brooding, but these are simply the outcomes of 't lowered physical condition. When strong We throw them off, but when run down they hold as if by chains. Thetrue e c ause of nervous collapse sc is in the blood. When thin and watery it contains no nourishment for the nerves, no Support for the muscles-- rer,;ttit is collapse. The truest food for the nerves Is the nourishing blood that Ferrozone forms. 1eerrozone builds up the ner- vous and 'depressed. not by stimula- tion, but by the surer way of adding flesh, blood, and sinew. The whole sys- tem Is vitalized; the nerves are forts- flail ---you can sleep, work hard, and be 'free from brooding anxiety. FERRO -ZONE Makes Health 11/41ro health winner sn certain zs Ferrw nzene, no nerve :•trengfhenet more pet- d • , 1• rted tonic o- well i tent tut.system to tic wants of the rundown, nervous, or .;le c Ale ss, ri'e�rromont. in certain to t'Ure if you give It a citaneo. 50a per box or six boxes for $2.60 at all deals h rs. After the Honeymoon, "Pa, what's the dilferetiice between d`idc'ltlisnt and realism?" "aloe lism. my son, Is the centetnpin- Y 't + .- 1 .it to 11 • M + e i t b s realism e Tion of murriane, Tied." -Boston Transcript. • Greatly Overestimated. 1ewitt--Half the world doesn't knew how the other half lives. • Jewitt --•s IN ERY This is the questionof importance with theLadies just now, our Spring Opening the 25th and 20th of March. Ladies come and see the fine display,of..Hikh .Class Millinery. Paints -This is the time to h Be stY nd cheep- - find the s a trim upyour. Names and here is where you ca p est Paints Varnishes, Oils, TurPe ntixe - etc. seeds-FarreerS is the time to procure your Clover and Timothy seeds. Wecan an suPPl y you. Produce wanted for either trade or'cssh.. - R. Ada>rns, Londesboro," S T Is a General Nuisance, and. Causes 'Sickness, but it Can be Avoided by Using USTBANE think you overestimate the number of people wile mind their own business.-- ilrouklyn Life. no not think that years leave us anti ere) tho anme-Maredit . Cook's Cotton Root Compound: The great uterine Tonle, and '- eese'only safeeirectual Monthly Regulator en which women can depend. Sold in three degrees of E;trength--No. 1, $1; No. 2. 10 degrees stronger 43; No. 3, for E; terittl cases, 15 per box+ Sold by all druf:•g• etc, or scut repaid on rem tIt of price. Nreo pamphlet, Aetdrea:a; THE C,1OeliEOIOINIICO.,TOR0HT0,O1IT, (formeriyl1znclso!) on sweeping daay. "Dustbane," tuoreover, dis- infects the room and restores Rugs to their original freshness. The women swear by "Dust - bane: " when once they have used it. Don't have another dusty sweeping day, but get a 35c package of Dustbane ". We are authorized by the manufacturers of " Dustbane " to send you a 35c can of their Sweeping' Compound. We want you to use this n trial for one week. At the end of this period, if • t found satisfactory, we will take it back, an here will be no charge for quantity used, It D i ' s Away with Dust on Sweeping Day. You.want it., Sold in bbls, half bbls, and quarter bbls, _ for stores, schools, churches, hospitals, banks, and public buildings, . Harland rp,, • Distributorss Bros. for Clinton Canadian l?acterles St. John, N.B., Winnipeg, Man.