The Clinton New Era, 1906-08-24, Page 7ennini
August 24, 1906
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THE OLITC W riza
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Itraisidost Aiello Who.° Work PrfilIFO
Mier ek riellacely IrtelsMe.
Ulm Lillian lifusgat of Chicago en -
os the triple distinction,of being the
hardest working young WM411 in the'
world, of earning more money than
any other woman conneeretal. artist in
the world -a mnett greater sum titan is
earned by any or her rivals among Ow
sterner sex -and of having worked her -
Pelf up within six years from botleite
a week to an theme that is princely.
Only twenty-four years of age, she*
learned to draw fashion pictures in an:
engraving house, and now -she hes a
studio of her own high up lu Quinve
street, where she has all the Winer idle '
can do and is able to eommand prieee
e paid to few if any of the fashiali ate-
' lets in tlett world.
, This fashion artist whose drewinee -
are Seen in the advertisements evesy
morning in the Chicago papers ath.1
1 whose work probably is eethinea liy ,
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I UM LIL'LTAH 31-USOAT. •
Insore women than. that of any other
.
artist, is classed by all those who: know
!something of the amount of work she
:turns out as the hardest working Wom-
an in Chicago or in the world. -
.The fashion artist Comparatively:Is
la' new employee of the engraver, and;
i In ao place is he paid more thee living
• wages. His first fate Is to come in and
work without pay to. earn, the learn-
ing to be accomplished without super-• .
vision or attention. •
This, was the way with 'MUsgat..
She.•worked'a cowrie of aears' putting-
' in checks and laces and ruftles• and
' everything ineluded. under the mysterl-
ous name Of "detail!' It was .appren,
• ticeship, with no one to. teach yonr-Toll..
I just learned; tha t NiStta all. ' • •
'After Miss Musgat acquired a good
• knowledge of the business she took a
course at the Art institute, then wOrked
for a time on salary and finally opened
a studio- and started In business' for
:herself. Since then her: success bee'
been phenomenal. -Chicago Tribune.
Decorative Crude :Materials. . •
' The various forms .of week which'
'have taken for themselves the modest
iname of liandiei•aft have demonstrated
lin a striking way the immense• possi-
bilities for decorative purOoses which
Ile hidden in the credeet materials.
'Burlap is only a development of bag-
ging, and many. another so called"ard
1 material" is notbieg more than a stuff.
of homely origin, says an exchange.
Yet for their purposes these • ruder
.stuffs have in them a certain kite that
ethe more finely woven shafts utterly
• lack. The coarsest crash made can be
turned into the most artistic sort Of
'hangings by stenciling, while a deli-
cate silk stuff, though it might be pret-
tily stenciled, would be utterly lacking
in character.
Table covers and couch covers are
made 'of rough bagging, treated in a
'bolder way, of course, like the delicate,
:Mexican drawn work, the same spider.
1 webs and butterflies woven of threads
in the open corners left, while threads
!that cross are drawn. That same bag-
ging can be stenciled or motifs of. it
In colors may be appliqued into it, each
;part of the figure outlined with heavy
• thread -not unlike a sort of glorified.
• Linen Mats.
When hanging your linen to'dry use.
two lines comparatively close and par-
allel for your tablecloths and eheets.
Throw one setvage side of your table-
cloth over one line toveard the other,
allowing iteto hang down about a quilt -
ter of a yard and being careful to pin
it a short distance from the • ends..
'Make the opposite for your cloth and
throw it over the other line, facing
the first line, and pin it in the same
manner. This will form a sort of bag'
and will prevent to a considerable ex-
tent the wild blowing of the tablecloth
in Windy weather.
After the table linen Is thorotighly
Dried remove it from the line Mid
Iprepare to dampen it. A whisk broole •
Is excellent for the purpose.
Table linen, in order to bring out
tbe bright gloss that makes it attrac-
tive, should be dampened Otte con-
siderably. Sprinkle the tablecloths
freely, being sure that the 'selvage
fends or hemetitched borders are thor-
oughly damp, says Woman's Life. Roll'
ep tightly, patting the roll frequently
to spread the dampness.
Too Young to Marry.
The girl who Marries when 'she is
but seventeen or eighteen has net ,bad
owe to eet to uow thoroughly all that
Gook's Cotton Root Compownt
The groat Uterine Tonto, and
only safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold in three degrees
cif serength-NO. L at No. 2.
10 degteea stronger f3; No. I,
aold -hy ail are eta or sent
for special easesio,fts per box.
Drepaitt rem a of price.
Free pamphlet Atldress:
Oseetitotstaitio„TotoatO,OWL Vol'inerk Window.)
EsPeciallY
For Women
___FRVIT-A-TrVES are Ilia
finest =dime m the world.
for women,
As a mild and gentlelaxative-eas a
positive and speedy cure for Constipation
and Biliousness -as .the only cure for
weak and irritated kidneys and espe-
cially for that pain in the back "-as a
positive cure for headaches -and as a
geaeral tonic to build up and invigorate
the whole system -PRUIT-A-TIVAS
standanprerne,
In 'cases of irritated Ovaries, Ovarian
Pains, Vaginal Catarrh, Beeessive anct
Scanty Menstruation, Ulcerations, Bear -
leg Down Pains -and all thoee troubles
peculiar to women -
95 '1 Emily LIVEPI TAal.CTS"
have the most remarkable effeet
• Ninety-nine. cases out a a hundred
of Female Troubles are dee to neglect.
Bowels become constipated - kidneys
irregular - skin neglected - and •the
poisons of dhe body, 'vvitich should be •
carried off by there important organs., :
are to.ken up ey the carried to
the' female organs and poison theni, •
thus starting up a train of fetuale
troables. • • .
PRUIT-A-TIVES are Inade' from
fruits and by their remarkable action On
bowels, kidneys and skim rid the system
• of poisons, purify the blood, and restore
the delicate organs of generation to new ,
vigor and health.. •
No wontei , who suffers, shoilld ever be
without them pc. a box -6 fer $2.50,
at your druggist's or sent postpaid by
- ()WAWA.
WORK FOR NIME3LE FINGERS
r How to Make Pretty I•Ittte Dories Out
, of Miff raper.
Do you know how to mate a pat*
box? Net the cardboard kind veldcet
things coute from the store, but pretty
little toy boxes. If ,you. do Pot know
how,here are the directions for mane;
a neat box:
Cut a piece of . stiff colored paper
eight inches square. Fold the meter
diagoually from corner to miter, mid:•
ing creases In every direction. •Tim)
• Is theluded In a good education. Is It
• any wonder thet when she enters on
her new life, with ite 'thousand and
Mae fresh pleasures,- duties and .0.1.5•;
tractions; she should cease to .take
much interest iu the work of her
school •days? Ualess she Is a really
intellectual woman she, as a rule, drops •
out of all the Utensils and, artistic. pur-
suits. �f her girlhood and becomes ab-
sorbed in dotheetleity,or in a rotted Of
amusementseto the great detriment Of
her mental Vigor, says Woman's
Girls .who Marry :eery young for tide;
repaotg run a great risk or becomlug'
very .uninteresting in middle age, more
• especially if the income on which they
marry .13 ,a 'narrow One, entailing • a
home life lialited by lack of meent4
• and leisure -to :travel, to Teed and to
eultivate 'their minds and neeesSitating
close- attention. to the 'supervision df.
• the.liensehOld, • • 7 •
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: Pro the Engaged Girl. • ,
.1 Start finding out ., the cost of food..
Leare the -cuts eV the joints also - when
Certain items Of diet such as game, fish.'
ete., tireAti Season, Then stray cooking.
Even thoUgh your ipvees, Memo may
be sailicient to PrOvide.e. reliable sere -
t. or Me r :11:eyertir,. ,
144,•;. kn eee tberoughly everYthing
should be COoked....' Then, in the teetted
oehousework, Master all its dettillse Do.
not linagine -Wet .because you will. not
have. to sweep. mauls; cleen. silver sand
bertiesh• brass yea .need . know nothing
of 'such- work. • Ort the • ,conteary, yoe:
should be. preficient lu every holisewife7
ly trifle or you are -not fit to 'be'ali em-
ployer Of domestic laber..' •
• • Saves 11181tvva shins. •
"rva alm.ost solved the. 4lishwashing
• problem," said a' New.'"kork housewife.
.".1 use- thoSe lovely carved. wooden,
tritys tor lie td and cake and 'Oil "kinds
'ef• dry fruit, antV they neemeliave to.
be washed. I ship a paper napkin or
doily under• the bread and throw it
• away -when 11101 through with it. My.
salads . I serve :In :the shed- of e grape'.
fruit or.. an orange, and .cook my
meats on a plank, including fish and
I bake French pancakei on a.
.soapstone griddle, and in all ' these .
weYs I lighten the. burden *of hou0e-
, work."'
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obeerte
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HOW F.T6 MATCH DOX.
fold each corner in turn to the 'center,.
•ereasing the paper well 'along the folds,
Then. fold each eorner into the new
Creases until your lather is.creased like
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I N CCOKNO MEAT.
flat We a t it e r e..0m.focit
mitt, FA)" fillti'S 1: ,
o ' hould. to Preserve.
03,en
litee.vot alici r.i eve care S
1.111s., the Jukes. 'an be bind by Drin!,:ing 1(2E.,
. vy.,..t air Foll:). ((Welt. 111001 S1Vbillt1 . .
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Are a Specific fax all Iteart emit nerve
troubles. Dere are some of the senile
toms. Any one of them :aimed. be a
warning for you to. ettenit. to it ini.
xnediately. Don't delay. Serious break.
dowu of the system may follow, if von
deei: Nervousness, Sleepliesuess,
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Shortness
of Breath, Rush of Blood to the Head,
,Smothering and Sinking .Spells,
and Weak Spells, Spasm or Pain through
the Heerel Cold, Clammy. Hands mut
-Peet' • There' may be many. minor samp.
toms of • Vart and nerve trogble, but
- these itogi chtef
, larilburn's Ileart aneeree-Pills will
dirspel all these symptems from the •
eysterza.
Price 50'cents pee box, or II for $1.25,
• WEAK SPELLS CURED.
•
Mrs, L. Dorey, Hemford,'N,S„ writes
as as follows :-";I was troublea witu
, dizziness,•weak spells mid. fluttering of
the heart. I procured a hoe: of Milburn's
, Heart and Nerve Pills, find they did 'rtie•
so,much good that I got two more boxo,..,
and after finishing them .1 was completely
cured, I must say that I cannot recom-
mend them too.hii;hly. • • • • . .
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nes OnnecepSitrty;..„
Dint• lie saved If 1110 followingainstrue-
s tions are remembered.: Uvery' square.
nUmber ends With 0110 01' the figures 1.'
4, 5, fror 9, or with two ciphers pre-
ceded by one • o. er of these figures.
skeain, every ;there panther is equally-
' ,divisible es or wl en divided hy 4
Will have a amide& 'of' 1. Thus, as
shown above.. +be° aqua re of 7.. k 49,
which divided by •4 gives ue a quetient
12 and I -over; 1, 'again. is a square
number, and it is ekaetly divisible by 4.
Now -cut out corners until the paper
looks like Fig. 2. Cut; little 'slits along,
the lines:marked' lir heavy ink. Tho.
square a, 6, c, d, forme the bottom of
the box. , Fold the loose • squares
marked o Inside of the box. Fold 'the .
points x.aisil and stick. there* through
the slits cut in I and y, and, the. box
Will be finished,' To fill it with cutely
• will. be an easy matter, provided you
belie ,the candy, •. •
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CHEM CURiOSITIES. '
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•
Some Interesting Ekperlments Hoc
• s• Our Boys and Girl)] to Make.
Wet a large piece of blotting naper
with red MMus water and throw on
• tO it a imall piece of potaesium. The
notitSsitim will run :.about the paper,.
and wherever it touches it will leave
• it blue track bellied it, which is caused :
by the foemation of potash. • • .
Cut a _block of ice about six inches
• •• Baby"so Byes.
• Absolete cleanliness is one of the inost
important thinge to consider. The in-
fant's eyes should be bathed two or
three times a clay and: dried with a,.
very soft fine towel or handkerchief.
If, as is soinetimeS the .case, the eye-
lids get •incrusted from cold or other
causes, great care is needed to prevent
the lashes being pulled out. when the
matter is remo'ved. The Proper course
to pursue is to bathe the eye with luke-
warm millc and water and afterward
apply a very little pure vaseline to the
• edge of the upper lid.
Spanish 51,r11ters.
•An excellent why to use a stale loaf
of bread is to make what are known as
Spanish fritter% • Cut stale bread IntO
• even slices. Dip etteh itito a, Mixture
of egg and milk, using one egg to a
cap and a bale or milk. Butter a hot
• frying pen and brown the elleas in it
Serve them hot, either with a little
po-wdered,sugar and cut lemon or with
a pit of carrant jelly. Solnetinses a
pineh Of grated nutmeg is added to the
egg and milk, and as this is a sufficient
flavor when it is used lembn will
not be needed.
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When a wornan suffers; from de-'
pressing weaknesses, she then keenly
realizes how belpiess-bow thoroughly
worthless she fs. Shoo') has
brotIght relief to thousands of such
Women. He reaches (Ukases peculiar
to Wotnett in two direct, speeific waYa
-a local treatment known Irst drug-
gists everywhere 85 1)1'. Shoopss Night
Cure, and a constitutional or internal
prescription called Dr. Shoop's Rest.
orative. Dr. Shoon's Night Cure is
applied ioually, and at night. It works
while you sleep. It reduces inflame -
tion, it steps discharges, it heals, it
soothes, it effinforte, it eurell.
Dr. Shoop's Restorative (tablet or
liquid form) is a constitutional, nerve
tissue tette. It bringe renewed
strength, lasting ambition and vigor
to weak, lifeless women. These two
remedies,. singly, or used together,
have an irresistible, positive helpful
power. Try them a, month and see,
Solcl„by S. 1t. Holmes, Clinton.
•
Rev, Dr, 1)UMoullil of diticago has
declined the appointment of dean of
Ontario and rector of St. George's
Cathedral', Kingston1
eepare and bore a hole dtt it half •un
• inch wide.and two ladies deep. En,
lerge the bOttem of hole to form a
sort of cited& and drop into. it a piece
ter potassium about, the eize of, A pea.
The potaseiem will lestettly take fire
• and will burn beautifully in the ire,
Making a very. pretty sight, especialle
• if: Ole room. is • otherwise dark," !rhe
room should also ,be ;Warm; when Yoe,
•eutice the eeperitnent' , • •
• Would eon beliesie thet•an Miele Can
Peer 1.1tile QUeen.
• The queen, or 'I 10111114 when a
was la eoesequenee of her position
stint away.. from youthful. pleas;
TUTS and often denied ;the ea:filet:ilea-
ship of those of It -Leuven •
. nee bee:meal •she Wee heard ta•
say to it. emmaetet; refraetare, deli.'
.• "Now, -be go04 Mid rin1et, beep 10;
you don't:I. will tura you rum a queen. •
and thew yen will not have sinytieng.
to, pley With- t till!" • • ' • • ' ••
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The Best less Brook.
YOU surmese the' babbling brook •
'Would :stop anti reet 'its head .
;f4iCiine one: got U.:sc.:00p nit ioOlt, :
The Ord dos from its b"
--.Toltn Nend•ic.1; Iiengs•in St Niehol4a.
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ARE YOU' S lid CT TO Wri FEN ESS?
Perhapait is in fhe neeker shoulders': •
First tlenseis is good rub with.Nervia •
eNe. nroi•esspeedy remedy. earl be.
adopted.' \V 11014 enplied;to. muts.cles
Nerviline givee them flexibility and
vigor • inflemation, 'enrelleSS and stiff
ness "disappea is • e bettiei... in the
chest or throat nothitig eiiri surpass
Nervilirie" writes O. II. Denton.; , Lunt -
'her merchant at Oak .11ity;
'Rubbed in at night, trouble ints gone
by rinneing'. 'bare proved Iserviline
a greit niedicine' Everybody says the
pante, end Nerviline eilwitve makes
gOod,Zie. bottlee eold everywhere,
fire a cannon? Try this With toy • .
one Load the'canuon mid on the guns 'Niagara atewers complitie thet the
powder an the lonehhole Put a piece of deouth killingehe Urinate plants.
• potaseitun no lerger than a pin.head.•
Now touch the speck"ofpotaseletri 'with
.41 piece,of ice, and It flare ttpeseee
nig fire to the gunpowd
• Deep apiece of 'potassium about. the
size ofea pea into. le bowl of water. It
will take fire -and run around the surs
face of the water WWI Itis burned up;
looking like some fiery serpent' in the
water by reason or its rapid movement.
• ,• Square Namhers. •
• Every boy kneves that a square mum-
elt•gentimber produced by the multi-
plication of any number by itself. Thus
7. multipiied •by itself .gives 49 as a
result; .49 .consequently is .a square
nuniber, 7 being termed the square reef '
.frern which it springs. In high num-
bers the eitraction of the square root
I' an, affair of time and trouble* and
• after all the necessary- .Caleulations
ha.ve been Mildeeit may perhaps be
found that the 'number. is not a scream
•
• from the
Ovens to You
We bridge distance
With our moisture -proof,
dust -proof Packages. Hari,
fax, and Vancouver are
brought to, the ovens'
doors. Farms and small
towns are put on the_same
plane' with the 'big '
ricioney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
4
are packed in hygienic* , aleelide
packages, fresh, crisp, delkious-
and reach you the time on
dition, no Matter Where you Jive.
AT ALL, C11100Efte
• )rttur 'own Bair, '
• If yonr 'hair Is s� thin that you Can-
not carry out. seinti deelred style of
• .colffure without• the assistance of tie
braid • or rat save ' your combings.
When you haeve, collected a large bun- •
'die take It to a' good hairdresser, met
beaten untangle the Mass. and &Alen s
whatever YOuealsh, provided the dean- •
'CO* of hai ape rin its. Then.. if anybody• .
Irtithfully say,. ``It Is nit my *owns" ti
asks you if your heir is false you may
• CUSS' Mr. POT!lieltil ' .
• Common boese.aniiiionia is much het -
tor for • Cleaning poreelain then sand
soaps.. Melee' of the sittillS Ott pcnee-
. •
lain tabse •andaeinks are
.catked allowing them to be injured.
•When new. porcelabLis 'Smooth and is
rubbed with 'semi maim it •beeonica
tough, 'and 15 1' smite linposelble to rta
-Move the discoloration. •
. Course Flyebrovrta.
Di the event of the brews. being star-
ing and eoarse. a bit • of . mucilage, or
handoline etpplied.„ at • eight after
smoothing, this'll into -shape will prove
• effecteal. Quite et hit.of .dillerence 111
'the brows calif be neeomplished by ac-
ceutuating the upper dine by rubiang•
the hairs up from the' bottom; or vice
versa.;
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Dress Audi Emotion.
'• Every woman knows that the con.
scloustiess of being 'ill dressed has a
• distlect effetet on her 'expressiola and.
meaner. On elle other hand, the feel- •
lug that one lit well and tastefully.
dressed itnpatte a cheerfulness to the
• spirits that finds cleat,. expression le
the looks.-Drapere' Record, •
" Olive oil is the beauty doetor's cure
ell for poor cdmpleelons. Ite advises
Ite use In every possible•rood, plenty �f
green snlade reeking with It; and then
doses of it by the teaspoonful, says an
authority on health, - •
'A small paint brush with' long,
strong, stipple bristles Is the best thing
With which to keep cut glass clean. '
It is the only. Items of reaching the
dust in the. small carvings.
Spirits of Camphot shOuld not be
esed on the complexion: It is very
strong and will eause the cuticle to
become rough.
For the removal of grease Ispets frit*
Woolen dreattes salt disabled Is eleeo
bol recoinineadat
itilees. III the first few mIntd04 of
-boiling it should Lie-enti-Jeete.i to a,
•.tczlipernttlre. 114,1iee then ihoNing puha.
50 that 41 crust will form and keep in
• the jukes. Then the temperature
should be lowered and .the tneatperely
showered till done. •
In roasting and Iwo:ling the sante
principle is followed. The meat is put
directly into an ex irsenely hot even el'
over thethanesand allowed to becothe
seared over the surfave, after which
the temperature Is lowered.
• For soup stock 'neat should be pt:t
Into cold stock or water and gradually
brought to the hotline' Pellit ITt. Order
thnt the juices May ilea, from add-
ing strength to the stock. ,
When roasting beef some housewives
14) grve it flavor rub. the gurfaee wIiIi
an Onion or plaee 1111 onion onttlp of \ It.
•-A. certain housewife. elm proeuree
.delicioUe roaste anys 11%.1 else never
bastes her meat with water, but uses
the drippings instead.
•
• THE BEDROOM..
It :Should littve• ;1.8 1,I ttle 'llou'rrtiture
• . . . Its Xt. ;is teneaele: •..•
. Decorations and loin:eines for 0 bed..
roomi shoeld be Of the Slimiest inate-•-
teal both 14 celor andalereign.
Printed dimity is mate the prettiest
aed most ittexpensive to use lit ftea;
nishing a sleeping apartment.. Cur. •
tains, bedspread, dresser eovers•11111
eeshion5. may int- made of it,
though for the -latter elantz, 14 the: Reese .
desige •es heavier altil more desirable.
laehe properly appointed modern 1)0(1.-
100111 as •little furniture us 'possible is
used, This • insures propersaultary cen-'
ditions, for thelees there Is to collect
.:duet the.better, . . .
tflui floor should be either plain var.' •
wood. with: a few rugs on .it, or
(1C(1 [14 earpet tacked elose to the well.
.The hea is hest of iron or braes, is
le less mit to eolleet_ dust or dirt. A
pretty cover aim W.:Made for it of dint....
ity,. with ruffles at the edge,. hanginT •
well 'ever the eld'ess but _clearing the'.
iieor by several' •
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.,DON'TS ,FOR THIN WOMEN.
▪ 1)ork wiklk to eeeess. -A. sheet
wit. be. beneficial, het. leug 'walks are •
;heel ' • . ; • -• ,
• Don't' strive for long:waisted effects.'
..The longer you neties yourself look the
thinner eop • H
' 1.1)(‘firlt.,3yea,T Meek. .leleeIS bee n tend- r
:envy ;ti) nethe lute:. One 'leek steadier'.
'Leda teethes are the 116);ST 1,W:0111111g.
Don't etay Lite. at iaght. • Get ot
lease nate hourw. ,sh.,(..p. seenien
11Pet1R p01.0. 41 (1) I it 11 1 man, and.
'bdibhie leePs; ..her in goed etimlition
like hits of 81001).. '
" Don't wear si te pee.. • Cliecke, plaids
e d'ects are bet ter for
Tircy 8110111a:strive for
dece v .effe(ts. f tre'y'•
• Andy art in dre.;;;iug atop,
..:1),0n't forget that .11 even rounded figs.:.
ere makes ade deols • younger and is ,
...thisideredoi meek of Wants'. Stai•Chy •
foeds, inasenge; moderate- exercise, rest
and sleep 'should prothiee this. • -
• • • . •
• • children and. Hauliers.
Did you over 51.01) to think: filet
cliil-
(1(00, its.. 4 rale, know each Other far'.
hetfeathou their 1i:trouts 'anti teachers
do?. Bays' luta girls show thele real
elierticters itt setae wheirthey litive not
the restraint �fthepreiesice ,of. their
elders or eny int:calve ' appear • at
' (heir .best So Wheigyisu tele your boy
you:wish he would be as gentlemanly
and polite as Derry Lee our view-'
pohit ie • that -of,' Hatey's ; conduct in
your hottse ,when he eemes on an er-..
rami or to 'onywith your boy. Yam
eineknowspite, pa lie is; Whim eff guard
en• the: oleyeemlitile-seitisii, rude,sly,
perliaos-and lie 105e:14; being fisted lo
•i'opy 50011 It eha railer; says .a 'writer Li
fife • Ilagazine. , Quite
,vOttr boy 11415' on his 09in PO .61:11111017S• ;
t00, When 0.-Wity to an extent you would
hardly belleVe.. Children have pride in.
11SIlyl l.
-10°1111! t( (.)11(11
!IMAM.' when their pareets ere .not.
evened. • • • •
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When .olieloth teeth's to • lose its
' 51110 ,serface it can be linproaed
alipearanee euel inade to hist mime
longer by being; varniehed With'glue.
• Wash the Oneloth -thavoughei. and lea
15 (1.13'. At night when the triitlie'of the .
is done go ever It With a 91000 04'
• flannel, dipped. in .glue water. Ciroose.
.11 Wee dry da' for this, wed then the
. glue • will be quite hard hy eternities
atel the • olieloth will look 1il0 nete.
TIm. glue weter must .154 prepared some
time before. It Is., needed by butting a
•astall mettetity of .glue inet pine or flo
'of water and -letting it stand onthe
stove till disiolved.
Many Women have
Kidney Trouble
• and don't know it. They at-
tribute their ill -health to weak-
ness." Dragging pains in the
hips, backache, nervousness,
tiredness, headaches -arc more
often caused by sick kidneys.
If yotir kidrievs are uot
the other defied° organs arc
• disturbed and inflamed4-"bringitis4
on the horrors �f female weak-
ness and the Serioue troubles
often attending pregnancy. .
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cures these caSes of "Vemele
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restore thetaidneys to health,
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pei. tic stomaele eexiina weakness -indications of the secondary stage. newt ruin
your system with•the old fogy treatment -mercury and potaell„,-e inch 'only sup-
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and have seen the managet ,in his chair
-looked comfortable, didn't he?. ".
ycycilas-C•Nilihed. to fihl t11.0 .saine Position
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FOREST Mit BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WESTERV:LT, Y.M.C.A. BLDG.,
Micheal. t.onden.
TjeLpiRmougscho'01
, 7 , of a desirable .
1:.prak 01 1.60 acres -
Telegraptiy,.:. .
. crenprisii g leas 104.10;i, Iluten Road,.
' And General •Training for • ' othrich • Township.
Railway Service.
• le WM, Ille, hod of highly:Hon wee ted 1.).V,
th H. sehOol has proved e.grent 1.41ra5SS
. Pupils gradnatin theshOrtest peissibk) titn
th"rsfore at the 1 unit expense.' - . •
4:11iployniertt Provided atono". Write for n
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weliool moth in Go”iirin Bock, t ptwii..e 1..'os
01110e. the most dwirshle location in the city
11 spection of classeS at work cordially invited
-ROBERT LARMOU"K!Stratford, grit
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Prin ripttl ancr Insi ritctor• f man erl y
Distriet Selierintellli ent G.T. R.
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Apt 020th 0d-07. •.
4d4444444444444444..
. Voters/ List, 1906.
Municipality tof the Town of
'Winton, in the dounty of Ituron•
Notie.e ieliekeby given that 'have .trainanitted
'Or delivereg to the personsmentioned ht sections'
8 said 0 of • The 'Ontario Voters' List AO," the
Copies rtieerea: hy said Sections to be -so deliver.
(51 ortritusinitted of the 101 made persueet te
said..Act, of all 110114008 atweering tho 'met re,
• vised Aksessinent Doll ofthe said Illutilelpality
to In untitled to- vote .in stile menleipality
:at elections for Mend iers of :the. Leosilitive As. ,
semblY NA tit Munielpel Elections: and • that.
. the said list W5ts first posted up in inY nillce, at
Clinton; Friday. .1n1Y111t1l, 1000, and remand
there for inspecting..
- -Electors 0111 (8111(41 upon to e06111)40 said
caul if fury 0111154410104 or any' abbr. errOrti are
found thereitr, to take lino iediate Proreedings to
have the Haul errOts eorreeted (01(01(11)15 10 111.5. ,
-Dated at Clintem•the :nth any
' MACPIMusON•,
• •Clerk of said Municheility, •
.. • .
VOTLItic LIST MA
Municioality of the ToWnShipaf
Httliptt, County af Jluron.
• Node°
14 110101)4' given Mat r have transmitted
or deliveree to the venom; mentioned bisections
8 and 001' the Ontario Voters' Lists Act, the cop-
im required by said seetions,t0.basetratunnitted-
or delivered of the' list made, Pilrfillatit to ARM
Act, of all Persone appearing by the last revised .
Assessment Itell of •(he sain Manicipality at
Elections Mr Members of the Legislative A480h1-
10 and ab Municipal Elections: and that the saki
list wan first posted uP in 110 0111004 at Landes -
bore, on the Siel day of August, 1006, and want ins
there for inspection.
341ectors are called uponto exandne1114481(1
41iStc11,14, it any OlatARIOUS oretny ether errors
are found therein, to take immediate Preceedings
to have Said errors; corrected according telaW.
Dated this ditY of August, 1,006.
JA.rtrils .
Clerk.
Get a75 cent box of Lax-ets at our
store please. We think they are great,
Just test these toothsome, candy -like
Laxative Tablets for constipation, sour
stomach, biliousness, bad breath
nutddycntnplexion. etc. Risk 5 Cente
and see. Sold by W. S. 11. Holmes,
olinton. •
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• ldttia fed within half a mile 'of the Irv. n lOnit
best
obtlitsiion(el:sritc(Inivi 1(2.sh(ii t progressti e and .
n 0nta10
ME. TO OTA t D AL14 will offer for sale• •
• .. 1,y Peidic Auction, et the • •
IMOTEL •
in the Town. of Goderiult..
on'
Saturday, Seilttluber 1, 1906; .
at the hour of 12 o...dock pan., the above described'.
propeAy which. front its admit:able Situation,
good, productive soli, 114)11 0(1(017 natural advan-
tages, will make a th•st.elass investment for any '
pad !oohing for it chance to make mono by he -
:ng close to the marketand bewail 1:a11)'s' work- •
ed farm.. . •
• - • ••
The Farm contains UV neves, hos. abundance -
of Neter, two (veils, and a 0e000,6111ing spring in .
pasture. • There Ise good PramODwelling, (1140 11 -
Frame. Cottage .25)(18 'feet.. Ai. good Bank Barn ;
4.2sso, with a largo Ithea. in connection I1e11726.tee1...
.anci a. good Driving BOtilie. Allthe buildings and:
fencesnre in good condition..• .. • • • .
'There ara 101101014 of bearhig Annie Ole:hard, •
40 acres in rastnree, 40 acres in Hay, 7 acres in,.
Simmer Fallow, the balance under erm... •
• The.place cent intipeeted any time.. •
before the eale.•
.• '1'5 It 1.1 per mat of the 1)1001)5(1. 040(104' ,
• to be (laid at the time of sale. and the balance • .
within 1.0 (loys,'or a. portion of purchase looney '.
up 0034,000,, rimy remain • on inertgege, with in-
terest at a very reasonable rate.The Fenn will '
110 offered subject to a reserve hid. ••
• 1,1rs, Drysdale is determined Le sell this. pro^
perty. 1101 1(0(11111 is not good, and She must
give nj) farming. For further Particulars, apply.
on the promitleseor to •
'J
. OUNDItY,
PROW/FOOT, ITAT
iVarSriteret,'1".11;''
• Auctioneer. . :" • (inderieh.
Our stock of high art Pianos of Iate's
case designs, and containing fines
aetione ptirchasable for moneyee
our very latest etylest of e siteeet-
toned organs at, low prices, tnstru-
Ments rentesd* tuned or repaired..
Gramophones and Mtusie in variety 0,
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