The Clinton New Era, 1910-06-02, Page 3i
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Doctor Said UeIirt and
Nerves Wore Responsible.
There is man a man and woman lase-
ythat
It le, encouraging to note the im.,
provement in the tarts floclee or the
country. IG fa not eo many yearn ago
only occasionally was there a
riQt�ltnowingwhether to live or die.
Ae dad notal thei contrast, waeb_ a
convinced that there wits, after all,
something in breed.? }levees, but of
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t,.essotl X.w-Second Quarter, For
June 5,1 0.
ing night night upon a sleepless bed.
Their oyes, do not close in the sweet anda
y
refreshing repose that emote to those
whose heart and nerves are right. Some
constitutional disturbaance, worry or
a has so ,debilitated and irritated
the nervous system, that it. cannot be
quieted•
Mrs. Calvin, Stark, Rossmore, Ont.,
writes: -"About two years ago I began
to be troubled with a smothering sense-
tion at night, when I would lie down. I
got so bad I could not sleep in the dark,
and would have to ait up and rub my
limbs, they would become so: numb.
My dactor said m heart and nerves were
y
responsible. I saw Milburn s Heart and
farmer who paid any attention to the
poultry an the place, and, in fact the
averag9 farmeregarded chs liana. as a
nuisance, As for providiugg proper
roosting and liven uarcera Por tltene,
g $ q
that was the height of foalishnese,
place wan considered good
enou h for them, and consequently
enough
they roasted wherever they could fled
a place, in the barn, the granary, the
pig pen, in the trees or on the fence.
Ram or shine, wind or ,snow, bot or
cold, they were compelled to find their
own shelter and roosting place,
That wasn't the worst of it either.
It • kept them busy dodging brickbats,
clubs, old boots and an occasional
course it was like pulling teeth to
droit it.
And when the thermometer register-
d temperature of severeide reesbe-
e a p g
low zero and the snow was blowing
and the cold mode howling, same-
thin theretofore unheard of on the
S
average farm happened -a pullet act-
Dally laid an egg, and:then another
followed suit, and then another,: and
""dad" was so elated that be could
hardly wait until he could get to town
and tell the boys' at the grocery
store of the wonderful doings of his
"thurrybreda." O2 course .he would
not admit that ifi was realty '"ma"g
who bad brought about the change in
conditions, that he had first
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THE. INTERNATIONAL SERI S`•
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trr[vine at Go%doh at 9:56 sone, return
log on the regular train, leaving Godtrioh
at 4.30 p. m.
Everybody coma, wide :your children,
sad enjoy a pleasant day's touting on the
theme of Lake Huron.
,A game of B teeball, and other sports.
r< ve been arrangedjfor by the entertain-
ant committee,
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Text of• the l.e#son, Matt. x,v, ?Z, .
Memory Verses, 26,. 27 --Golden Taact,
Matt. rix, 33 -,Commentary .Prepared
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It was a time Of expectation,, on the
part or some, of the Comity of Elijah
or the prophet litre unto Moses (Deaf,
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aviii) or the i,Yesslt3h; hence the (differ-
ent thoughts apd sayings of people
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concerning John and Jesus. Some who
seen this latest miracle said, "This
is of a truth that prophet that shdriild
come into the world" (John vi, 14).
When Jesus, therefore, perceived that
they would come and take Him by
force to make Him. a king He con-
strained His disciples to get ilito a
ship and go before Wm across the Sea,
He sent the multitudes away,
He went alone into a mountain to
commune with His Father, Teo doubt
about many things. He felt tree to
talk with His Father at any time.. in
Heaiv placed the aboutnd everything.
eves more
real to Him than all the piaces and
on earth, He could say as none
other ever could, "I came down from
heaven;" "1 go to prepare a place for
you," Even while Lie was on earth
He spoke of Himself as "`the Son of
Man which is in heaven (John iii, 13),
Nerve Pills advertised and got a box to•
boxes and can
try them, I took threer
, lie dawn and sleep without the light
burnia unci can rest well. 1 can recoin-
,Head them highly to all nervous rind rule
down women.
neck -yoke thrown by an irate farmer
who, when he went ' to hitch
u far a drive to town, found 'bis
buggy • solled and unpresentoble, or
who found the chickens scratching in
the garden or doing something else
and at
opposed her plane, When the chicks
were Brat hatched, he always referred
to them as "ma's chickens,"�: but now
it was always "our chickens with theh
emphasis on the "our" .And how be
first, to
fords or Pumps. We have
5 them in all sizes and widths.
REGlNAS wear well, fit
well, look well.
HARMONICAS
Yee we have
v them, in all
letters and kinds..
Price 50 cents per box or 3 for $1.25
it alt dealers, or mailed direct on receipt
)f na'<<'e, ivy' the T Milburn Co,, Lunited,
that aggravated him and mads him
wish the •whole flocle was in --well,
where would you wish them under the
did strut the time he went
td feta the in the d adr fawin •witter h d d walks
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DERBY 5 MOES OR
Prices ZaC upto $I,�0
Toronto, Out.
circumstances?
women folks on the farm gave
of nice, fresh e e all uniform in color
and, size and the "boys' how
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"our" Mena laid them. Theo he
as MEN.
The Derby is a. Shoe that
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pare, and soon they: were in the boat,
and the wind ceased. Peter's trouble•
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was little faith and real. doubt. Do
faith and doubt ourselves?ootJays, must have
letter from a physician, an earnest
them what attention they could Bare
from their other duties, but in those
days, when it took the bead. of the
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fat;m'I and two or three hired men to
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do the same work that is now done by
fi rm machinery, it was somewith the latest �ob improved
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prepare the meals for the hungry wen
babies, for the
got
some more tobacco and things and
went home and wrote an article for
paperHalf
hiefavorite farm on "The,Strip-ALWAYS
laity of the Average Farmer on the
Sub"act.th IAve ant Farmer ulture,"
He sent his photograph along with
the manuecr,pt and.ma .magnanimously
informed the e3itor that he could have
We hay,
fits and wears. Colt,
them in. Patent holt, velour
and Vici Kid.
Price X14.00 and $4.50
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Christian, received this week he says;
"In instances where 1 have absolute-
ly trusted
d the , where
was so black,
failed n e it b k,
He never failed me. Oh if I could al-
ways absolutely trust Him without
The the
foles attend the care
•milk, make the and do a thou.
sand and one ether things that cook
the timeandexhausted
strength,patience,
andp ,
good housewives. Consequently they
aid not have finis to Give to the peal+
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'a halftone illustration made from it,
•butter
at hisown expense. to use with the
article, and to say. under the cut that
The above is a picture of Mr. elo•and-
So'. one of the most successful breeders
in this or any other country" and so
on,ted ie course he didn't say anything
•give
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If we are taught in the last, lesson the, .wavering!"
one great business of the believers
who are•/ on the earth to give the bread
of life to the perishing ' we have in
this at least a suggestion of the prase
ent work of Christ, in heaven with the
faith of disciples
was evidentlystrengthened, for they
However, they succeededwein innteres raia lig a bouta`"ma" in this article, or any
few chicks each year and alongm the credit whatever for their success, but
kin
said, "Of a truth Thou art the Son o!
God." '
When He had landed and the people
knew it they soon brought to Hire
from all the country round about all
who were disease asking the rive-
d' p
lege of just touching the hem of Efis
garment, and as many as touched were
made.perfectly wbole. They •must
have touched as did the woman of l
chapter ix. But some . must have
spread the knowledge of Him or the
others would not have known, 'What
are we doing to tell the glad tidings
of teach a Saviour? Are we zealous in
this matter? How do we show • our
love and gratitude to Hila and our love
te. others?'
fall or early winter head a coor two
of nice young birds to take to market,
Throughout the year they hada few
eggs, bac it took a Iot of hunting and
effort to find them. It meant
crawling under the barb and the corn-
crib, searching in mangers, haymows
and all kinds of out-of•the•way places,
including fence cornera,weed patches,
under the porch and numerous other
places where the hens might deposit
their eggs simply because they had no
better place. Sometimes the eggs
were not !as fresh as they might be.but•
they were eggs just the same, and
there was a atron and sometimes un.
temptation to take sheen
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to market along with the fresh ones..
The country grocer took them in at so
much per, regardless of 'age or fresh-
Hess, giving goods off .the shelves in
he certainly did exhaust his vocabu•
lary in telling about his awn achieve-
menta and ho�P foolish the •farmer was
to fool •with mongrel stock, and how
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he would have eggs' to ash •in the
spring (but the editor cut this out).and•
that anyone seekinginformation could
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come to him for it, and so on. and so
forth. Poor,patient, perseverin "dna"
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plodded on toward the goal of success,
"dad" of all the Credit, And the
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same thing happening in numerous.
instances.
One- after another the farmeie•
throughout the country (through their
wives, in most cases) became interest-
ed •in ure•bred poultry, and to -day on
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most farms we fi• nd uniform flocks of
i high class fowls. It took the farmers
a long time to wake up to the fact that
there was handsome profit in the right
kind bred,housed
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COACHES—Reautifu'I
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verystrong,
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velour,
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--Golden Oak finish made
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6 -it, $•ft 16 -ft long,Prices $d 00 :;'
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$!4� 12
+ $8.50, t.,
carved frames, covered in
red,'green, brown, etc., a L $5,i $8. iO
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Father, on our behalf,
As we see the disciples in the boat,
toiling in rowing, tossed with the
waves, for the wind was contrary unto
them, and Jesus alone on the land
we can hardly fail to recognize a plc-
tur•e of this present age with Jesus on
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Our new stock of
gies, with auto seats,
piano -box Buggies,
gp'
open for inspection.
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We have also.a
re -built buggies t
good,•
servicable rigs,
be sold at reasonable
WAGONS
DEMOCRATSon
I am also agent for
:Farm Wagon, built at
These Wagons are all up-to-date
guaranteed.
My long experience in
is a guarantee that all rigs
are First Class, and well
,Repairing and Pain tingPro
1 Attended to.they.bring
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John L,eshe.,
Cor. Huron and Orange
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Bike Bug-
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and also
are now
number of
which are
and will
prices.
and
the Jackson
St, George.
and
the businessfifteen
sold by me
built.
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high, while the company of believers
on earth toil on contending with m soy
contrary things and seemingly matt,-
ing little progress. 1 am lad that it
gControllable
is written "He saw them toiling"
(Mark vi, 48). I recall that is writs
ten concerning Israel in Egypt,. "I have, ,
surely seen the affliction of my people'
* * * and have heard their cry, * * *
for I know their sorrows,and I . am
come down to deliver them"(Ex.poultry
ii4,
7, 8). We are sure that God knows
and loves and cares and will in due
time deliver His church •from this;
evil age and will deliver you, suffering
cue, from your trials •in the very best
time and way az Cor. i, 10; II Tim
iv, 18). In the fourth watch of the;
night Jesus went unto them, walking
the sea: In the morning, that may
now be very near, He will come for
His church, and just'as the disciples
were immediately at the lana as soon
as they reeeired Him into the boat so
the church will be at her destinatibn
as soon as she welcomes Him on His
return for her. Oh, that she might
say with one accord, "Come, Lord
.Jesus!" The morning deliverances yf;
Scripture are a must profitable study
-for example, the uverthcvw of The :
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host of Pharaoh,. the deliverance of
Daniel from .the Hous' deli, the future
deliverance of Israel .in the time of
their great tribulation nc•eordiug to Ps.
5, margin. it be beautiful
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WOES OF WOMANHOOD
exchange for them, including a genet-
ous supply of smoking and' yards of
of
tobacco for "dad"and a. fewgtyen
for the "kidlets"at hums.
of poultry, properly
and fed, but today on all regulated
farms the same careful attention •is
to the outer that isgiven to
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and $10.00 •
MALL TREES --Golden. Oak finish, bevel •mirror
Weakness and SufferIn • lifln• ii-
ed by Dr.Willialns' Pink Pins
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Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are good
en and growing
women, n
men andr
for ad
boys and girls, but they are good `in
a s .ectal wa for women.' At special '
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times.a woman , needs a medicine to
enrich and regulate her blood supply,
or her life will be one round of suffer-
ing, . That is when Dr. Williams' Pink
gingham
There was ne cash income from) the
poultry at that time and consequently
"dad" couldn't see where there was
any profit in having the btoomin'
things around; •
' m flock at that time
Tar
he average
was made up of a heterogenous con -y
' lomeration of birds of no arttcul
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variety, no two of them bearing the
least resemblance to each other . in
shape, conformation or any other
characterisitic, some. some of them old
to the other livestock, Oonsidering
the investment and the cost of, main-
tenance and production, there is no•
other live stock on the farm that paps
as well as does the poultry. A great
deal of the toed consumed is picked up
by�.��
the fowls in ut= f -the a laces
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Around the granaries, barns and the
corncribs, anti is food that would aro
to waste were it ,not for the fowls.• If
there is a single farmer reader of ,The
NEw ERA who is todaybreed-
mongreal our advice to
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I2x2o 16 hat and coat pegs, umbrella ,
only $i). �O P g '
gboxes,
WRITING DESKS—Large writingleaf, letter
ewers and shelves, e $ � $6.50 and. 9.
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BABY CARRIAGES holden Carts and .Child"ten's
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Wagons, at �OIV prices.
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Pills are worth their weight in.gold,
for they actually make new •-blood.
,
there • is nota month in her lffe from
to fifty that Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills are not a boon to•every woman.
Theyhelp the growing girl safely over
, ,
the critical time when her blood is
overtaxed by new demands. To the
woman of middle life relief
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and ;bring strength for •her time of
change. And during :the thirty odd
enough to vote, and all of them scaly-
legged, lousy, emaciated and altoget•
her tniserale. Few of them had any-
thing that resembled a ecmb except
a little "nub" that Jack Frost hadleft,
and many sf them were minus a toe
or two that had been sacrificed to the
biting cold of wid-winter. When they
were not dodgin clubs and old boots,
, they were 8g ting Iice, and taken. al.
together, there lot.was not a happy
.ing poultry,
.him is to get rid of it, at once, install
pure-bred$: Again if there •is one who
le letting the fowls shift fol ` them -
selves and roost wherever they may,
hewili find it a most profitable invest -
me o provideproperquarters:
nt t pr p for
then and give thein the care they de.
serve. There is good money fn poultry
on the farm,' and the farmers and far-
Hoare' wives are fihdine it out,
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years that lie between Dr. Williams'
one, And in spite df all these draw-
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Pink Pills fill a woman's life with the.
happiness of health, giving :her
actually paid a profit
helped to keep the family supplied
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strength and energy for every fuzee-
with the necessaries of life, as well as
the luxuries,
The Editor of the Canadian Poultry
tion. A. woman's surest protection
' against all the.,flls that , come• to her.
because of het sex, is to set bee blood
right at once by a course;of Dr. Will-
Tama Pink Pills -and then to keep the
blood right by taking Pills occasional
ly. ;Mrs. Eliza Clnuthier, St. Jerome,
,Que., is one of the many' unfortunate
sufferers restored to .health b Dr.
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'Villier s'..Fink Pills. She sa 's : It
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some of . -
The above picture is not overdrawn
in the least, as thousands of our read-
ars can testify. And it fa=not Bo many
years ago that these conditions ex-
bibited•on many of the.farms of this
great and gglorious home of .the brave
and land of. the.free. ,
-Then gradually it .began '�o' dawn
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Review, the people's • popular poultry
paper,teils.ne that this -paper has been
greatly enlargbd and is filled .with all
that pertains to poultry, both from a
practical and•a fancy standpoint. Prof
A G Gilbert. Manager Dominion Qov-
erntnent Poultry Farm, Ottawa, is
still in charge of the Practical PoultryMiltett
Department while Prof W R Grahaiii'
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Manager of the •Poultry LeparGnient
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'Sp me Things You Need
Tomato plants, Garden, Se eds,. Corn, Mangle and Turnip .Seeds,
and Sunflower Seed. Then there are Roca, Rakes, . Spades,. •
Shout lB So flies and Snatb,. ,Our Boots and .ShoeB.are .selling well, as
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the'price and quality are right: Over,&11B, SmOckB and Penta fox• leen
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morning for - Israel, according. to II
Sam, xxiii, . 4. but .there will be no ._
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morning for uubellei c a , and so the
cometh and also the night
(Ise, viii, 20, R. .; :ext, 12). At "first
the disciples cried out for .fear when
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they saw; the Lord walking on the sea,
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would be greatly •startiCci if Jesus
should come. Just recently I have
heard several confess that when they
first heard of Jesus' coming again, lit'
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Wiii1d bedi idn`frtu say- ow-tmiic'
wiveta-ea nthate-.ii pt tperl _:.
__;-h�Qgraiic eagnieultuniel,-fslol1 gk�
• and. boys. Good and cheap groceries. !always the beat and at close
I tormented b head
taken care there to be
oughtgoodGuelph.
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;---rices: Sal lgaipplieas is61311 ietettna Hymn-Bookseel vorxldlike=carats
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suffered, was' yof,
aches and backaches; my appetite
failed and I wasted away to such an
extent chat I was unable to do house-
work. I was constantlytakingmedi-
cine, but it did not heI me an •. One
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day a friend urged. me to try Dr. Will-
ferns' Pink Pills and I procured a
couple .of boxes.. By _'the time these
were donefelt some improvement.
profit in .a..fleck of poultry, and the
more they thought about it the more.
firmly. they becamc convinced that
theywere nut makinga tadguess. So
with reat, timidit the su ested to
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"dad" that prover quarters be previa-
ed for the fowls, the same as for the
horses, cattle, . hogs and other live
stock about the farm, Of course "dad"
has•`Char a of Artificial'
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Incubation and Brooding department.
Rev J N Williams, one . of England's
most noted experts, writes interesting
ly each month on poultry doings in•
the O,d L' and. Mr H S Babcock, Prov
idence, Et • L, is another prominent-
writer and breeder on this paper's
regular staff..• Each phase of poultry
breeding, ie
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one tu• return my large Scissors for cutting tin. Highest price for But-
ter and Eggs. Kindly rush in the Eggs at 18c Friday evening, as price
goes down soon.
R. Adams Londesboro
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erallycoming for His church, and that,
it might be at any _time It gave diem
cold chills. Some added that the chill'
soon, gave place to a thrill of joy, and.-
It has been a joyful expectation ever;
since. How blessed His "'Be of good!
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and thus. encouraged I continued the,
- good fellow that he was, but a little
poultry exhibiting, etc.,
fully covered end the pages of the
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use of the Pills, gaining strength day
slow at taking up with new-fangled,•
Review are replete with half. tone•re-
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!your first order, because we know that
the satisfaction you will derive from
that will open your eyes to the fact
shat you cannot do better anywbere
else that you can with us. You will
+Bad that we are not "ail at sea" in our
business, but thoroughly "up- to - the
minute" and watchful of the interests
ef our customers, knowing that, by so
loin we are reallyactingfor ourdath
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wn ultimate benefit.
DOWNS, i f
R. rarison
Merchant Tailor, - Clintons
cheer; it is I; be not afraid." .Compare;
Matt. ix, 2, 22; John xvi, 33; Acts stili'
11. May we have grace to recognize
Him and His love in every event. .
Peter as literally walked on the wn-
ter as Jesus did,. but not far, for he
took his eyes off Jesus, end the wind
and the waves were more real to him
the Lord, and he began to sial:.
His prayer was very brief and to the,
Paint, "Lord, save me:' Immediately:
that kind band field him. and he was
by day, tintil,after I had taken six or
ideas -wouldn't listen to their appeals
from life, famous birds
•seven boxes. I was again •well and
strong, and I have since continued in
the best of health. I can strongly re-
gg y
at all and said all kinds of uncompli-•
mentaryel things .about the "blasted
nuisances" that caused hien so much
productions of
plans of up -to date houses, utensils,
etc. The subscription rate is fifty cts
p
per year, but readers •of tin paper can
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commend these Pills -to ali..weak and
•ailing women."
Sold by all medicine dealers •or by
mail at 50 cents. a • ;box or aia boxes
for $2 50 from The Dr. Williams' Med
trouble and ""didn't .amount to any-
thing nohow," But when once the
sverage woman gets her mind made
upto a certain thin nothingbut
can stop her, and so it was that
have it threeears for $1.00 :and
sample will be sentfree on application
to Canadian Poultry Review, .184
A delaid'e Street,.. West, Toronto, Ont, -
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icine Co., Brockville, Ont.
in the couree of time (many of the
farm flocks had comfortable quarter3
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For Deep Seated Colds and
Coughs, + Lung Balsam
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FEATHERS •
A stale egg natnraidy dries nY>, ane
to live in comfortable, at least, in 0050-
with what they had •been usede
P ! .
Allen's cures
when all other remedies fail.
Is a General' Nuisance, and Causes Sickness,
thus the air space within grows larger:
Place a fresh and 'stale egg in water
and the latter to 111 soon be covered
with bubbles.: Perhaps it's one Of
those historic bot alt, haymow beat
era
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to -though they were far from being
elaborate • a little more attention was
paid to tbe'c care and feeding, and
c
then the once neglected hen comment•
ed to show what she really Could do in
the way of producing profits if given a
chance. '�
But this the beginning of
The Boston
,'OP,'.'�, ;''' Rat•Proof
,,,, , Hopper.
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'''•� ,* . Mads of 6atvanlzed iron,
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,�1 . 4 »with swinging grid, mush.
eel Grid foilo�Vs grain' auto.
but it Can be Avoided by Using
DusTBA..N
Ford 8� McLeodABsoLuTE
Havingsecured a commodious Grain
Storehouse, we are now buying all
k inds ofgrain, for which the highest
g
,p rices will be paid.
Bran, Shorts, Corn and alt kinds of
Seeds and other fecal kept on
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SECURITYII
• Nxw Jersey seems to be a paradise
for chicken thieves. A thief stole 200
fowls from a Burlington ton farmer and
g
oto ped et the neat farm and stole cora
p
to fatten them. The Vineland Poultry
association otters $100 for the thief
was only
the end, for ft weer, a great while be-
fore some of the women folks • became
imbued with the idea that there was
really something in breed as well as in
care and feed, and the : next thing
"dad'.' knew he was informed ` by his
wife that she had sent awayoff a•bane;"
.. e matically, holding in
place tilt all is consumed.
', Maae in four eros,
o
• WRITE FOR CIRCULAR
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save labor. save time, save food. save money
` Clinton
11 C M UJFMAIr4, Clinton
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on sweeping daay.: ,""Dustbane," moreover dis-
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infects the room and restores Rugs to their
g
original freshness. The women swear by "Dust-
when once they have used • it.
.
grain.
band at the storehouse ..good
Ford & McLeod
G. T. R. ST ATIN, CLINT N.
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CCflUin
Carter's
who stole forty -Ove show birds from a
member.
lCUite a fully matured Aiammoth
Y
Bronze turkey tom tveit,hs thirty-six.
potrozs and a White Iiolland twenty.
six pounds, It requires one year longer
for the Bronze to mature. .
d n'onian of Ocratn bprings, Miss.,
was recently sent to the penitentiary
for'. stealing a half pound of butter and
five eggs. Iter sentence was seven
years. and .it was affirmed by the su-
Too sad for cote-
hundred miles or so for a couple'of•
settings of eggs from stock that had a
pedigree as long as ;a clothesline. Of
course "dad"had a sort of spasm, but
eater filling his. pipe with tobacco that
had been paid for by the hens, and
taking a good smoke while he talked
the matter over, he. concluded .that
perhaps it might not be a bad invest•
went after all, although it seemed to
him that"ma"mighthaveswappedeggss,
with some of the neighbors and saved'
a whole lot of expense. But as ""the
hand that rocks the •cradle rulers the
Standard Elevator
Open for business under new
management.
We are prepared to buy' all kinds
1 y
of Grain, at market prices daily.
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Have for sale the finest brands of
Pleur and Mill Feeds of all kinds.
The L. Snitter Company
Dent have another dusty sweeping day, but
k et a .Qs l►C package OI `tDUSf sue "
We are authorized by the manufacturers. of
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t` Dustbane to send you a. 35C can of their
Sweeping Compound. We want you to•use this.
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on trial for done week. At the end of this period,
if not found satisfactory, we will take it back,
and there will be no charge for quantity used.
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1Vion u menis��
Choice Designs
Best Materials,
Jas�(a•
. Doig.
Opposite the Post Office Clinton
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Liver
"Must Boar Signature of
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'. Peening!. Wrapper Betawe
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preme Court. a veftil
world," the woman her eggs
,
meat when so. Called justice gives such
a terror for so small at offense and
uten steal a million ;tad steal on and
on.
r. new use ror chienen is reported
good got
and hatched out a nice lot of t�igerous
uniform chicks tbatmade those hatch-
ed froth the eggs from the home flock
look like thirty carte. And how they
,grew ! In a few weeks they had so •
outstripped the home in
•e•y•
4Z L
COt
' Before placing your orders far
Coals
Does Away witL Dile on Sweeping Day.
You want it.
Rsprfyuai►alLaad• eaayr
E; W IRI11kit.easart•atl
CUTLER.
from St. Joseph's hospital, Omaha,
Nab., whew a portion of a thud's die
eased jawbone was removed and
niece of chicken bong' inserted. Tee
operntion was a aueeegs. .law wraa
viers may now swing their talk nut
rhinos without fratr. Csir chicken bunt
itubstiftutd+s are not dear,
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t •tA' �.+' ~k �+4�"
t..v•
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chicks growth
and development that the latter seem
ed to be standing still as far as growth
concerned, And they kept grow-
ing throughout the gummer,and when
it canoe time to put them into winter
quarters they were fully developed,
Uniform fnsfzeanalappearance, with
bright red combs, clear eye, vigorous
barely and healthy and fit and trim
for the production of winter eggs.
'Those from the home flock were only
your season's supply of get
our rices. The ver best oods
p g
carried in stock and sold at the
lowest possible •price.
Orders tray' be left at Davis
& Rowland's Hardware store, or
with
•. 3. Stevenson,
at igiMet!'IC Main Mot.
Sold in bills, half bbls, and quarter bbls, for stores, ' t.
sCTlaO1S, churches, 1105pita15, banks,
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and public buildings,
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Distributors
lit.l land Bros. f Clinton
Canadian 'Factories St. John, I1T.if"y Winnipeg, Man. .
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Painter and Paper Banger. ,was
All work guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.`
Residence nearly opposite the
Collegiate Institute,
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FOR tAailCH
MIN DitllliESS,
F'Ofl01LIOUtNE=3!
F011 T0RPND4LIYER.
F DN CONSTIPATION
FOR iALl.OW SKIN.
fl ft fllECOliIPLE$!ON
MU•IMVII „Ayu„r.
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.Advertised in the New Era. rmil " r iCK HVADACli
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about halt developed, pale -faced,
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__. scrawny and emaciated, apparently