The Clinton New Era, 1906-08-17, Page 8ting: Carelessly
frequently eatleee etOnlaeh troubles, but careful eating will never
right then!. When your Stomach is out Of condition, it need; help
that no food call tumply. It must be thoroughly cleansed, settled
.and strengthened, Food never des this.
.BEECHAWS PILLS.
are the greatest . stomach medicine% human skill. ever compounded.
DOnit attempt to cure your stomach by dieting. You Will half
Starve and get little benefit. Give BeeCham's Pilis a, chance and you
evil) again know the pleasures of a sound digestion. Appetite will
return and the stoenach again work without any discomfort. The Skin
will clear„ the face plump out, while people. will remark "How well
you're looking:" These are facts; not fancies. Prov e it yourself,
Prepared only by Thomas Beeelunn. St. tlelens. IsaffSsibire. Eaftleild.
Sold by Ali Druggists in Canada and D. L *Medea. In boxes 25 cents,
VOTERS' LIST 1906.
.municioality at the 'rewash 1Pat
Hullett, County of Huron.
Rodeo is hereby given that 1 have transiuitted
delivered to the persons mentioned in sections
ancl 9 of the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the cop -
fes required by said sections to be so traniinlitted
Or delivered a the list ina,de, pursuant to said
Act ofsall Parsons annealing by the last revised
Assessment Roll of the said Municipality at
Elections for Members of the Legislative Assern:
bly and at Muniffipal Elections:- and that the said
list was first posted up in say office; at Londes-
boro, qn,the Ordelay of August, 1900, and remains
there Thr inspection.
Electors are called limn te• examine the said
bit, and, if any omissions or any Other errors
are found therein., to take •;mmediateproeeedingS
to have said errors corrected as -cording to law,
Dated hls 3rd day of August, 1906.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Clerk, •
Voters' List, 1906.
Municipality of the Town of
e Tinton, in the eottnty of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have transmitted
deliaered to the Persons rnentionedin sections
.8 and 9 of "The Ontario Voters` List Ad." the
copies required by said sections to be so deliver-
ed or transmitted of the list made Pursuant to
said Act, of all Persons affilearing by the lad re
-
speed Assessment Roll of the said Municipality
to be entitled tb vote in -sold muniei alit
at elections for Members of the Legislative As-
seinbly and at Municipal Elections : and that
the said list was first posted up in my office. at
C/Inton, Friday. July 2711i, 1906, and remains
there for inspection.
Electors are called upon to .examine said bit,
end if any cm:lesions or any other errors are
found thezein, to take immediate PrOseedffilla tO
lave the said errors corrected aceording to law.
Dated al Clinton, the 27th day of July.
El. L. MACIDHERSOR,
Clerk of said MunibilialitY.
SEALED TENDERS 'addressed to the •under-
dgned, and endorsed "Tender for StIPPlYing 'Coal
for the Dominion Buildings," will be received at
this officenotil Thursday, August lOtho
1006, ili-
oluslvely, for the supply.of Coal for 'the ?Odic.
Buildings throughout the•DoMinion, • • ".
Combined epecilication and form of terider.ean
be obtained on. application at this Office. • .
Persons 'tendering are • notified tat tenders
will not be considered unless madeon the pkint.!
.ed form supplied, and signed -with their actual
. signatures.
Each tender,must be accompanied by an, •ac-
cepted chaotic on a chartered bank.. made Pay-
able to the order of the Honorable the.Mintiter
of Public' Works, equal to ten per cent (10 peee.of
the amount ()Mks tender, which Will be forfeited
if the party tendering decline to enter into aeon -
Iran wheecalled upon to do so, or ,if he•fail 'to
• complete the•work contracted for. • If the tender
,be not accepted the cheque will be robin:med.
The Dspartment does not bind,itself to aecept
ithe lowest or any tender. • '
• By. order,
. TRE:D•GELBTAS,'
• ••flecretery. •
Department of 'Public Worsk, '
• Ottawa, .Tune 22, 1906, •
Newspopars•inserting this advertisement 'with -
.out authority from the Department, will not be
maid for it. ',lune 29-6.1i •
• AUCTION SALE
• .of .a .desirable •
Flinn ot 160 wits
%comprising Las 104-105, Hurori-Read,
• GOderich Township. •
•
•
Situated within.balf a mile (lithe team limit
of Goderich, one of the most pYogressive andbest
!businesstowns in Ontario. • . • • •
•Ieletti. LOUISA DR'YSDALE will soder for • sale.
lir Public Auction, at the •
•?SAUDI SH EXefirlIVOE 110*X14,
in .the Town:of. Goderiek. .
. ' • •
•Saturday, September 1, 1904;, ;.
•
rat.the.hour of.2 o'clock mins the °bevel desetehed;
.property .which, fromirsi adiriirable •sitinstion,
good, productive soil, and other natural adman-
.tages, will make a first-class investment for. any
,one looking for a chance leo...make mono' .1iyilic-
dng close to.the market. and "lave an easily .work-
ed fame
The Farm Contains 160 acres, has abundance,
.of water, two.wells,arnd neeer-feiling
,partture. There is a good FrearteDwelling, DUO a
Frame Cottage .9.5x18 feet, A good Bank Barn ,
•42x50,with a large shed in connection 110x9,6 feet,
and a .good Driving HOUSe. All the buildings and
eenc.ee.netein good condition. ' .
There are JO aereS' of.bearing Apple Orehard,
40 aeren. Pastures, 40aeres in d -lay, '7 mares ite,
summer Fallow, the bowleg under crop. •
The ,edace ,ettp he inspeeted any time.
- hetore .the.s.tle - .
•
TEM moms INTSVIT BRA
eat itirieerteMe teepee 14Xperatharre \f1VP HAT
Important eteeemente Were MOO at
the Meting of the eaaernore ter the
2?endon gospltel in regard to eittl i
!sonic aapsertment for the treatMent ot
lupuz.
The- Heim emmatterte rePOrt etated I
that tbe work ot the department wee
increasing. The governors Were %web, ,
ably aware that it had beau al000vered
that, by making eertain tet* of the
blood, the peelentle poWer of reeistance
againet , the disease of consumption
• couldbG niesetured. '
These te,stti were, of course, made
before the patients eontraeted the tits -
• 1f their power ot resistance' wee
found tO be low, a mean e had been dis-
covered of inereasIng that power,
which, Wthild undoubtedly eventually
be the means by whieh that -dread (Ilse
ease might be stamped out of this
oeuntrY. -
Lupus was duseci by the same tni-
crobe. In the case of lupus, the bacillus
attacked the skin,. and In the oft.se of
consuenntion it attacked the langs. It
was e. fact that the luptm patients had
resisted all treatment by the !insert
COURAGE IN DIFFICULTIES,
Stories Showing How Two P'elions
•Paced Great Peril—How a Women
Saved the Situation.
:Women display -courage in their own
ineomparable fashion, Typical •of evo-•
Mares , Method of encountering elaeger
Is the Story of the woman- who obierve
ed as she was enneluding h.er tenet for
the night the presence of a burglai
urV-
Ier her bed. Without lettiug tee man
know that she -had perceived hiin, thie
wetnerte, quietly put on • her dressing
gown and knelt dowm at the •bedside
to say her prayers. She' •prayed aloud.
She- Made her own personal interease,
slow to heaven .and then 'prayed •for
all Peter sinners living in the darkness
of estrangement erom. God, "particular-
ly this unhappy, an jyjng nflorler my
•bee, • inediteting the wickedness • of
:ttealing and perhaps of •murdere".This,
%roman, sayea the situetiote••
Cannot illengine a wore .situatien
than that of te• certain steeplejaele
Who totted himself ane day at the top
of a c hurtle • steeple with • a madman
grinning• Into his •eyes, The • madman.
• was his mate. I3otIi men had bean at,
work on ill is eteeple fur tnany •• days
and had talked tegether while . they
hung in the 'sedates with the utmost no -
cad,. but • op this partioular day: one
of the .men leaked: up to see madness -
in tho eyes of Ills c menpenion. In thnt
moment he ,WaS alone 'w1 th danger, 1•10
•' 111 ebuld avail., • lerom the street
hi.i.pw „he looked.• like a spider snooeing,•
in it$ web: • The ,redfs and 'Chimneys of
the- eieuses seemed to be level with the,
ground. 'High up in thee lonelinese of
the empty ale he We.e alene with it mad -
The man ke.pt ale wits ebout
-aTid addressed aotrie cheerful remark
to hie mate. The madman only g-inned. The man •bathe him look • alive.
-that :they -Might the -sooner, get • below
Wad enjoy thernselvoa. The roddroati
chuckjed and announced that ...they
would, get aelow • iri Coble .guiek, tithe,.
!fer that he :was !going to jurriP, ;NM
'the steeple with leis felendin his 'arena.
The other , laughed as if .at a -good
lest,. ad- tutned to his .-work,' .• Theft
'he began pushing with his feet against.
the steeple to *get a leeving into • his
b
Man. and bald • him till ; h" came.:
saddlemeantt
ee he, . 'te • grcaeiteehe mmed-
'lent the madman •was &leo • swinging'
%his saddle) and before the ssane man
.realized •dariger the maclenan's
'lingers were closing ;round hls throat.
•• There they swung in the • dizzy air,
high over the unconscious. city.
something ol b. ephaele the man fciund
his hand clutching at .his too1 box
as he swung. back. His hands scosed
un ,a wrench...He ;grabbed it, made an
upward '...thrust • w-ith • his 't strangled
'body, . and 'caught the e madman a
jangling blow •across' the side Of leia
head. •' Then :he elutrthed • the efellreurs '
body :pi • save It -Irene falling and, af-..
ter •moments. %baseathing quietly
I owered" hltnserf and his.• • unemiscious
mate . , the gro»nd .belowee-eStband
'
When a woman -suffers froin de-
pressing weaknesses, she thee keenly
realizes how helpless—how thoroughly
wortedess she Is. Dr. Shoop has
brought relief to ethatisanes of such
women. He reaches diseases peculiar
to women haw° direct, • Specific 'ways
—a local ;treatment known by drug-
Eistweverywhere as ,Dr. ShOop's Night
ure, and e constitutional or internal
prescription called Dr, .Shoop's ,Rest-
orative. Dr. Shoolfs Night Cure
applied locally, and at night. Ie wotir
Ville you sleep. It recluces
qp •discharges, it heals, it
soothes, iteoneforts, it mires.
Dr. -Shame's 'Restorative (tabletor
liquid form) is a constitutional, nerve
tissue tonic. it brings renewed
strength, lasting ambitionand vigor
to weak, aifeless women. These two
remedies, singly, or used together,
have an irresistible, positive helpful
ower. ley them a, month and see.
bold by W. S. R. Holmes, Olintona
•
1' ER el. el—Ten per coot of the oluchaso money .
to be paid at the time of sale, Etna Abe !edam°
within so deye,,or a portion of immense InOrleY
up to .$4,000, may remain on mortgege, With in
-
'Wrest at a very reasonable rate. •The Farm will
be °flexed eultieet to e reserve bide. ,
Mrs. Drysdale is determined to eell this Pro,
petty. al; her .1r,eattb is riot good, and elle must
give up farming. For further partieulers, apply
on time promise', -or 10
PROiniPOOT, HAYS it BLAIR,
T. GUNDRY Barristers,
Auctioneer. • Godericb,
In WOR1810 AihnelliS
and Weaknesses
Shoop's Night Cure Soctlies, Heals
and Cures while the Patient Sleeps.
The 'beat remedy which pheacisins know fort
rename Weaknesses is composed Of Parts of a
certain 'white Illie To this are added other
remedies *blob draw out the mesons arid heal
the iellaremed membranea. This soothing anti-,
tootle iocal application is known by druggieti
and pbysioians everyWhere as Da. SnoOlos
NIGHT' Orat—beeause It cares while the vs.
alent sleeps and the morning ands the
wesin, the Infitenrea- tion, the diadharges.
inbated, natives et „ 0, manse Wenleil are
• mores et martyr- , done They stater..
'vier are sick, • -/:•;,..' A they never know.
Swell day—yet all this suited
ngf
segvery ailing
.and sickness 'worn aq5 \ isunuetests
N ornailmayhe
• male strong ...malt be
e vigor atid vi.
ilmettend petted.
•Mahood. It is tO
' c N i9 hi;,>
ay healthy o -
Shade to ex. portent% the
tollty of
. u re,' this eVere, ne
ereasing number of autterinewomes
ehatDr.Shotmeendshie mbeettge of hope
—,snd-Sife.ainct-30bd /cheereeitie to Ines°
roUtold ailing' women /that Da snooest
mwe Mee *ill cane a fiat f 1
Mat not knew your, Utah% by the , news
MYsiCians give it, but remember Det. Seteters
cam Cann may be tailed upon in en cases ot
Ike womb or eitariee. letteorrhom, whites).
womb laceration, foiling of the woreb.iteltus In
lonatoMet160, obligestiell, breather 0 Planta
15=trUat100. Ask for pt. SUOMI. swine
EsOckOkkrikbki atka aOld br ,
W. S. R. 1/01.110.S.
i
(
;
•
Ire *Clean (Whites.
' PT/ marks and ::general •gritnintiss
anay TM temoved Tram gilding by dip-
ping a small tfieeq- ot .eatton in gin Med
%with It rebbieg Aently over :the soiled',
peals. 'The ("tam wool shotild be
kneezed-befo e being applied to tile
gliding, or 4 IIS MUSt not be 'lied°
really wet, I+ id itne (limp on It should
he erica 14.1 tar itive as loon as the'
' numkkbave/ been. l'emoved. . •
• .aeieeeeite eted
•ie in a country he which the w+
cleft eno.At conhettish that civilize.
Lion h- c' wttqltied its zenith. • tt is. te
ehoe queltee 'efeeeernen that.. one °wee
the r einealent.of tiuninerse-Bondoir.
•
• The reervettne
-Whet it n parvenu? .Hublet-e
that's whal• iltP man who ge,t, rich tell •
etel e1l14 die time whO got riela
)40.red.IY.
• For a Thin Neelc,
ft is most depressing to it Woman to
eave i Oda neek, an'il the following
•rentment is Wild to be very beneficial:
ra: Jig of exercise. The beat for
Ptirit;tse is head rotation. After -
yard bailie the neek he warm water
•o open the pores and then rub in
wswratis quantity of•good skin food.
The flag ot the Confederriffirlaitt
officially displayed on board the COI
-
federate steam cruiser ShenaladOstb*
which atter a cre around the World
Sailed into the harbor of Liverpool la
li.ugust, DIM or abotet four Menthe
after the surrender so'fleneril Li&
lamp, ,havIng had as many as 600 sit -i
tings without effect, and in testing the
blood of all these patieets, the eesist-
ance was found to be so tem' that the
patient undeubtedly got infected is faet
as he got cured by the IrgIA,
• Upon administering the new discov-
ery end raising the phtlent'a-powee of
resistance, in every .cese • the , patients
ie aicd quickie end after a very few
sit tings, •
The Hon, Sydney Reiland, the chair •
man of the •committee, said 100 eases
were treated per day in the ,opsonic
depar Mien t,
A. Legend of the Zulu;.
• The -Zulus account or their nrigin
• by a story f a talking eleehant who
fed upon •oftildren, •He met a women
laden with an axe and- bunch la fag-
gots, accompanied by he child, •
Spiiing the elephant, she guessed his
intention, and pleaded: "Spare my
•chIld, 0 elepliaati" The elephant re-
fused, 'f"'hen,' said the mother, "If
this evil must happen, swallow -me, t-oo,
O elephant!" Sem the elephant swallow -
•ed mother sea child, and they found
themeelves with' all the ol her childree,
who were eaten prevIouely.
By and by the child grew hungry, and
• the mother lit a fire witk ber faggots.
She then, -with her axe, cut aweiy the
elephant's 'flesh, cooled it, an they all
ate. As. the fire burned its great heat
'filled the elephant 'with pain, and he
ran, and rase and ran, till they felt the
blunder ef, his heats racing ever hill
. and .vallee.
• At • length, exhausted, he dropped
•down deed, 'rising her axe, the mother
chopped' until she made an opening in
the elephant's side. After this they
-crept out, and became a new nation in
a new ,coentry.—Country Gentleman.
.• • A 'Plague of ,Rabhilts,
A -writer .deseribes a plague. of
•ralibits Atietraiia.:•:"A termer laareir';
eades. himself in With upenerniles
of wire feneing, solely to keep out the
ealibite, • Thee eat their wee up' tothe
barrieretandele the light. for the green
land ,withirt the wire they . die hi „my-
riads. round • the inClord land they
Ile in heaps' of incredible Nee: Sweent
after swarm follows on, and at la.settie
heaps Of • dead -are e -so 'high %lit the,
late camera' tnake their ,way over, the
.fence, and the farm is ruined."
• •H is Own Inventions.
Lord 'Kelvin paid e visit to a Bete
ish sehool ship fee navigating Officees
at Portsmouth,. on which are several
tri schen:Scat contrivances and ,applian els
Of his Own : invention. Thepractical
working of these had to•be demonstrat-
ed and 'explained to himn. Lord Kele;in
understoied the theoretical •Prinaiples of
the Mechanism, but had never ..seen
'them ,applied and at work befOro.
•
Old maids would be scarce and. hied to
Could they be made to see. feind,
How grace and beauty is combined
By using Rocky aleuntaiia Tea.
Ask your Drugeests.
°
• 4-41M1..
• .." aerate atre Alarm.
'Many shill= hitee pipe inixiiingterom
:the :held to the deck. . It Is e peeeme
tion against fire. ••12 even e. trifil,ng
llreeeccurs in the hold Smoke
inseeTd tliepipe and upon issuing.trOni
the top will bp noticed by tonte•eifethe
%crew.- 'OheekIng it would then bewam-
Tarativey *lay. In the absence .6f a
Iptpe, though, la ,fire Might begin eend
iremain tuanoticed entlI it assumed:zuch
proportions that conquering It would
'let almost impessible,
, •
. ' Dodged.'
. Rivers (stopping to sharpen hls vn-
it.11)-71low do you spell the plural' of
""dodo?" With or witheut. the' •"5.„.?"
;13roolts' (who isn't quite stere)---.ei.
tklOn't have to .Spell it. There's no .such-
,1.blained bird aiewe It's extinct. •'
'Something 'better alwitee maims lite
eamearance wben alio old' and wornout
tthings • fail.—AV,ersen:
.•
ea "Peter twee Teams,.
AP.
rruit-a-tives are tho marvelso modern
Medicine. They laa,ve accomplished more
actual cures --done more good to more
people—than any other medicine ever
iutroduced in Penedo, for the time they
have 1:;een, on sale.
Pruit-a-tives are fruit juices. They are ,
nature's cure for
- -CoieSeneeTeere
--liatousrmss
• —Ban S-roziaca '
--DvsrArsza
---Iluanaonns
-..iurtatt4 lirfoon
• Disuas4S
--1<zorinv Tleouinitt
RHEmilATIsM
--IRRITATED HEA,RT
•
Freitet-tives are the juices of apples,
oraeges, figs and prunes. These jeices ;
are concentrated—a14 by a seeret pro- !
cess, the atices eombieed in a pe-
caliet mann& This new cointinatleu
eis maclt more active medicinally than
fresh juices --yet so perfeetlis theautiort
that Pruit-a-tives act on the •system ea i
if they were in iteuth a natural freit,
medicinally. stronger than any other
known feet, • • . • .•
• To this combination of fruit juices,
•
tonics end internal aetiseptics are added,
and tlae whole naaae into tablets.
•These are Pruit-a-tives--sold every-
wliere for sec it 130N or 6 boxes for 152,50.
FRUIT -A -TM 1,1311T1FB OTTAWA.
1
ulattl !urea.
The eyes of birds that fly by, night
are generally about double thu 'size of
day birche
• • Parcels In arenti nitrate. •
• In Great 13ritain a tare of -$25 is ler-.
led upen a patent at Mc eud of the
fourth year and a simile:4' • eax every
year after, which is emnewhat increas-
ed toivited the mid of the term for
winch ehO nnfiaf te iseliee •
•
.•'verniniele" Stade- of Man, .
. !NUM is when all is eaid le vastly lova:
be ibeing and even tes eaults—ereleed,
electily Lis faults -Allele° a most 'unholy
attraction for us. But man tbeeon-
• quieted is a very ,different creature
• Trent Man the eonatieror. 'Ilse first is
always -ready and ',longing te afford as
ery thing in the world we desire:—
steady to sell his•ixamortal•soul tor .our
• Ipleaseres. . The second .gredgee vs et
A SETTLEMENT tanArty.
Wbst lo. Of the ear 4101 or the caalt.
dram Coaltatimad.
-The deer 0 the Settlement library „
opened and In rusbed. the children, all
sees and Wes, froai the kindergarten
to the highest grade of three of the
large pone sebools.
The librarian exaralned the • cards
mraeitcatbe
hbar.dfilledbeen out at home with •
the signature of the child and that of
th
0,Alfrette, you have forgotten to put
down what your. father does," said
Hiss Jones its she took the yard from a
little colored girl, •
"My name is Miss .A.Ifretta ". replied
the child, "and my father is Wtraveling
man."
"He's not, Miss Jones," interrupted
Tom Drown. "He's just a common
porter on the train."
• "$r11," said Miss Alfretta, "doesn't
he trayel, and if he trayel0- isn't he a
traveling man, I'd like to know?"
IJohn, you laave not told what your
.fatber q,oeS," Miss jonea turned.to,
the child next in lin$. •
• "1 don't want to, tell, and, be said ).
waSn't to tell, neither," replied John,
looking half seared. .
"But I Must knew what your father
does before you can take any books."
"Well,"—poor little John caught his.
breath—"I do so want to take ;booltst
but if he knows I told he'll lick me.
enSt whisper it.to you, and no one
else need: hear," • So he went; clese to
Miss Jones and, putting his arm around
hee neck, whispered, "He's the bearded 0
lady at the dime museum."
, "Next!" Miss -ones wrote something ,
'hurriedly 'cui. the card. . • ,
—"I went to explain, about mine." A
little giel stepped forward. eagerly. •• "e
wrote. My ellen ,xutrae myself, but my ;
• father, being dead,rn, was unable to write
bis, so X 'wrote it for him; but MY
• aAniate: you haten't told us What ,
niothet Wrote hers herself." /
your father does:" • '
do;s,,
Pie,a;s4Soi,tiAli
heAeplr.les hard easel be
. What does he week hard. at?" •
"• "He works at being an lieValide.' •
aeiee father is a Miller," said the next,
"My mother Is it leebeekeeeer." e
• "Ify father is a eftrpmetee" • .
'aline 10 11 peddler, far l'fb .pOtialOV'
'41 lIQU't jclIONV. W1111.t to do abOUt My •
'ear," 'said Julia. Teesky, pushiegeller
'way toward the desk. • '"Xou See, Ira
•ttEie IN'ay. My uiotime etas divorced my
feather, tied I don't imow if I ought to
'Peetel.the valet to leiniar Walt until next '
'week, for then I AIM to-hete it iniew '
••ther."—Lippincott'S Magazine:
'kind'Word.—A Spinster In • .
. Chenninw Rim on.
• =50,tiOrl Peer Presbyteirrans. .
'Sir "William' Dunn, Aart, ,has ti,Veet
• 50,600 to the !Presbyterian OM:ire-11.a
'Etiglariel.. He sat ae0 Liberal irt
-last Parliament or Paieleyehla. native
• town. He is tenter partner • tn *the
' banking mad mereantile Mrrer, oT William'
'Dunn & Co., eT Lender. and . South .'Af-
-ripe ire_owris un estate at lealteeb cattle
StitTelk, While his town residence 'is in
.1elitlitricmte Gardens, 'Xensington, Sir
William wee created a 'baronet ipe189S.
gem ern Owrpete.
iOrdinary 'writing Ink Mire flre're-
• moved' froze carpet orc,coloreci Sniffs as
Ifellows: Soak tip as alba. as Poseible
with. a •blotter, teen tipply milk wite a
soft, eleen. rag, allowing the milk nto
soak thorougaly ieto the etaine It will
draw out the lug .elost Siieceeefelly.
• '.........—......—„......„.....: • * •
• There Are WO (Ger:tan (ffiree.
• "The only ,obieelloti 1 bave ate this
story," 'stud. the •cyuivii :bachelor, "is
the frequent use of 'the !ravage -'a Cer-
tain girl.'. The phinse is groetly' inacT
curate, as ereubady ;web 'know* that
ell girlsare e.xaseclingly ui:to•ertabl.''-
. •
•
• SCOTT'S EMULSION, serves at a
bridge to miry Ale weakened end
starved system alone %edit .11 :can find
firm support in ordinary food. •
Send for freelample.
.sCO'rT sowNz, Cholla=
Toronto, ;ontethe.
50C. 2214 Seco; alarmists.
"l• '.efellem,einieelevezee80 tee, emeeereee Jew
TI -it SILENCED GRUM1131.E.
. .
CA. 'tragedy in two turab1es.1
• There was a humble bumble bee,
Who grumbled while he bunlined,
But his grumble soon war humbled
. By the tune he humbly hummed,
•
After rumble and much mumble
• Was his humble krumbie thirsted,
• For "I Want You, 1Viall Herter,"
• Was the' twee he humbly hummed,
—judger.
A Golf Rule.
• •
J
Mr.--• (ooplx '(passionately) =ma• lt
Smoo, when I. am in yo hilarious vi
n cinity,e feels so indueetial and delusive":
dat I can't explain. ,de. altitude (Nf Inuit
Coliesivenesii Miss ••Smoot---Gladys--I ;
. . • '
'Miss Smoot lecildly)—Dat's all right,
• afistah Coopabli ea' college I laces it gen-
:ilernen to he ea.vedial and all dat, ut
• don't jump up .in muh 1ai, sah; dess
• pleeseelon'ejunip un in mull ]ape—Wo-
man's Ilome 4...loinprinion. •
.11elleved.
"You seem to be in a pa.rtictilariy
•' happy frame of •neind this morning,
Mr. -Wadsworth." • •' •,
"I am. For several Menthe 'past 1 1°1°4 '
have had a.. suspicionthat my private. , . •
secretary end mystenographer ,Weeet.-..:',.,,
-in love with.eaeli other." = •
• "And haveyou found ihat you were- " .
mistaken r . . •.....,..„.„,......• : .,_ • p 0 .
,T 0
"Yes. Retool:tie to me last • night and. J.
8114G. 27 . N T 0
SEPT.IIP
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askedtor pay claugater."-ejudge.. •
84
K.6(K Pcb< Kl)(K. K
E)Rs.11ERIN Eff it URGAti
Thi 1,001Ing Ipealailsis el Asterisk 2$ There la Detre% ilia* ileeerity.
Nine out of *ray ten Ma berto heal guilty of traassreaskta agate* eaters La
**youth. _Notre never exeseep, no matter Igor yotteg, tbonghtuisa Orjgoorot
be mrehyob;)3R. ATItt:s7enitibehoutue.tvaisitignutitettytalzgeging, ocerraecresrpoetei:ozerit:usti:t.:..7waute7Inuesul:.
cocaoe fro= its ruinous results is proper scientitic treatment he et/entered It* ege4t_s•
stopped—the ratans meet be beta upandoregorated, the blood must be verified,
the SnattAa 0RQ-AN5 must be vita= aut developed, the BRAIN meet be
itesrialied. Our New Method Temenant provide" an these requirements, Bader
It. influence the brae boom= .ectlem; the blood purified eQ that Sal pimples,
blotchy' and ulcerdisappear; then/trees bectme Omar ao teal, so that uereoue.
neve bail/fano= and deeposeleecy diameter; the *Yee become bright, the fuel
eget! it"ardS cilue:trioerl2aittirl,• I .atudtasi ;IV etehal r body,el Oandn or more 4:1 ralnr;111' tiPklatraca ti hal: tr4" al ter$4,1 11.12%
The various mane become natural and manly. We =vita all the afflicted to call
and consult neconedeotiany and f vet of charge. Caren iheriranti#00 or lie
Pay, we treat and Cure; Vorlopeele, ristonet goteevesein, istriettowit.
rflitelir 101•14*Inhairlielleirliglirldairtlyin"razdnatraitall14.15"Juitrntnenliettrill,"1111' ' Mulliatill.
04:111gOVIaris,TION FARM BOOKS MIX.
if nname to on, write for a quesz sr.,arlit for HouleTreitaellt-
Dri„ KENNEDY& KERGANs
148 101E1024Y IST., DrsTstorr, soca, •
.
rt
KK K�C1°C K K, K K K& 1K
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FARM
1,14'04 PV.14 ,
To Manitoba and Saskatchewan
12 gaf'orini,•tri.
$, „.....,.. ox 14 ci 33 aLuTndinertc:_nclitione me below. •
$18 addltlenal for the return tierce*. .
Kt % sytaorononntes.south of, but not including main line, Toronto to Sarnistkincluding •
AUC 17 Main, line Toronto to Sarnia and station* north, .except north of Cardwell
. . • ,
Junction and Toronto on North Bay Section.
AUG. 22 From all points Toronto and east to and including Sharbot Lake and
Kingston, and north of Toronto and Cardwell Junction on North Ray and
-
Midland Divisions.
One way second dew tickets will 1,. .old to Winnipeg only.
lespremsebTaretriavone taarrriniveors,ate.pnwinoinnitepderby, Monaca= and Saskatchewan Governments, will mete
Free transportation will be ferniauea'az 'Winnipeg to pante where laborers are needed. .
.t. certificate is furnished when each ticket is Purchased, and this certificate, when executed
by farmer, showing that laborer has worked thirty days or mere, will be honored trove
that point for a serend class ticket back to starting point in Ontario, at 118.00, prior to
Nov, is, 1906.
Tickets will be issued to women as wells", to men, but will not be issued at half fare toehildren.
Wickets are good only on special Farm Laborers trate'.
e-,
For full particulars see nearest OM. R. ticket me
eat, ei
write 0.13. Foster, 7).P.A., CI.P.ILe Toronto,
1111111.111.0100.0111111111•11•111101W
seasentareue
earctearmeet
E ERN
The . Exhibition., That Made ,
: Pall Fairs Famous,
An ideal occasion for a family outinb,,Q.
Daily ascensions of a navigable airship, always, under .
.perfect control. The most wonderful invention
, of the age, • • •
Royal- Venetian ,Band, .the most zelebratt.d.European
musiell Organization.upder thd...;.grett letider,
, Victor, will give conceits,daily. ; • •
li'ircworks on a more magnificent and iMpOsing scale;
picturing the great Carnival of Venice..
. . .
Many .edutational.features for the boys and
iter partieutars wri:te J. it
P$ ei1/410),P).
A. M.. HUN rt St't roary.
IX,' IN
SEPT. '71:15, .196:
IhReefiertlee
. .
I'mge!'eannot wither -
Nor etistom tale, its ,intinite variety,
. . .
..Canadia4Natiohal.. Exhibition
The Jealous' -Wye.
!‘I den't see why she isn't happy -
:with him, Re's eertainly very attea-
tiveto her:" '
"That's just it. She argeies that he
couldn't be . so attentive to her if he
hadn't' had .11 tot of experience with.
'some one else."—Cialiolice 'taudard and
•
, !Unexpected Death. '
Mrs. Murphy -01 hear eque son Den-
ny died verysialdenly, ales: Flynn.
Wei, his ditb unexpletid? • .
Mrshlyntl-:--it was, Mrs:'. Murphy.
We 'expictid: a parildn from'th' gaiv'nor
to •tif velio ;lasht minute.-:-NeW YOrls
Press.
Itettoon to Ile,
•
Appetite comes with eating
and each square of crisp de-
liciousness seems but to make
rooM for more. •
Mooney's Perfection
"• Cream Sodas
are different from any other
cracker. Nothing h o r
doughyLabout—thettiJauLso
and crisp, that they are trans-
parent • Moone/s biscUits will
be a regular dish on your tabk
if you will try them.
$ay "Mooney'r to your grocer.
0.0)4P
"There's one fellow, at least, who le
not spoiled by success."
"Who is he7"
"The weather ruan,"—Philadelphlt
Press,
While Thereto; Wealth Therein RoPe.
"Say, doctor, What do you think
about this proposition to kill the incur.
ables7w
''Well, it vi,ould depend a good deal
upon the condition Of their pocket.
beolts."-»Cleveland 'Plain. Dealer.
• •
"Atop your boo still" is the first
rule In 01A -end Milks meana to do..00,
£30,000 Gift rot, Sehoeit.
r, George Caebery, wh fettudea the
fl�de1 village of Bournvilla'n, ftr MAIn.
ghtlen, htte built Ifirg eiteme.n..
tary schools at tile eche of 30e0e„ a d
A:aided thein over to the trivet n
Where the whole of the araeenly tsrche
*1tRt lVeStod.
• ONTA.RIO
1906
itnitIL MOW WTI/UMW aiui MOREINTERTAINING THAN
I •
•
imilimamummmiemo.• ART LOANEXFI.IBIT AN Uri/ALLEV HORSE-ACATTLEEX
•
HIBIT
mu.EXHIBITPOJLTRVANDPETSTOCK
MAGNHICIEls7T .1.1DUPAtIONAL EXHIBIT OF :PROCESSES OE"
IN IEW ,000 BUILDING.
•
sffilS1 ectNEST PROGRAMME OF AMUSEMENTS EVER PRESENTED, INCLDDING
•
IVANHOE" WITH EXPERT TILTERS
BRODGIrr Exxellessrese le1tO14ENGLAND. .
Hi'S MAJESTY'S HOUSEAOLD BAND OF THE LIFE GI-JARDS
WILL MAY TWICE DAILY ON TIM GRAND'I'LAZA (rnpF.:), 11 A, AT. AND 4 P. RI.
' Nolup-to-date Canadian will miss this Exhibition.
To avoid the great crowd come the first week. .
mon Am. INEONMATION APP.LE TO
A. McGillivray,
. PRESIDENT, • ,MANAGER andSECRETA.
LiTY liszt, TORONTO.
r. 0.. Orr;
chbr Mere.
• • This is the port for Hieh-class
Confectionery, and Palley. Baking. .
Have erou tried our Oakes,. and
Beead, if not Why not .
willow:1)14741ms.— •
We carry a choice line of fleets
and our chocolates have no equal;
we handle GANONG EROS', of New
Brunswick, and HARRY WEBB'S,
Toronto; we beat Vieni all in .cancy
I• box goods.
•While out strolling don't forget
to visit our Ice Cream Parlor,we
etre always pleased to see and wait on
you. • Parlor open from 7.80 to 11 p.m,
• ISTIMENS' eAPE i(e)
ase designs, and containing tines
ur Stock of high art Fiaeeee of hetes
•
. actions purchasable 'for' money, See
VV. N e). 0 toned organs, at low prices, tristru.
ns our very latest Styles of sweete #.
e•'"
Merits rented, tuned or repaired.
Phone 42
C. HOARE'S
Clinton. Gramophones and music in vterietY ab
• MUSIC EIIPOItiU111.
The 14211010113R Sehool
Telegraphy,
And General Training for
Railway Service.,
The uew method of instrection &looted by,
this whoa bas proved it great attbeees.
Pupils graduate in theahortest possible tim
teerefore at the least expense.
Buiployment provided. ht =me. Write for
free pamphlet which Will gette fall information,
• Schoolroom in Gordon Block, opposite Poe
• Oillee, the Meet desitablellomeatiOn in the eity
• tfamection of olasses aework eordiaily Invited
ROI3ERT LARMOVEAStratford, (Int
• Pfinc,ipal and:instructor, formerly
District Superiuthrident,
Apr1120th
C<DAZi
Befote placing yottrrorders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices, The very best goods
carried in stock and sold 'at the
lowest possible price,
. Orders may beide:at:Davis
tit Rowland's Hardware store, or
With
W J Stevenson, /A
At Electric Light Want*