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The Clinton New Era, 1914-03-05, Page 7V•' 4B. ursdaY, 1Viarch °fitit, 1914:; THE CLINTON NEW ERA. Passe 4 E THREATEN.ED KIDNEYDISEASE His Health In A Terrible State Until He Took "Fruit-a-tives B. A. KELLY, Eso. HAGERSVII,I,E, ONT., Aug. 26th, 1913. " About two years ago, I found my health in a very bad state. My kidneys were not doing their work, and I was all run down in condition. I felt the need of some good remedy, and having seen "bruit-a-tives " advertised, I decided to try them. Their effect I found more than satisfactory. Their action was mild and the result all that could be expected. "My kidneys resumed their normal action after I had taken upwards of a dozen boxes and I regained my old-time vitality. Today, I am as well as ever, the best health I have ever had". B. A. KILLY Pruit-a-tives"is thereatestKidne • remedy in the world. It acts on the bowels and the skin as well as the IKid- neys and thereby soothes and cures any Kidney soreness. "Fruit-a-tives " is sold by all dealers at 50c a box, 6 for 32.50, trial size 25c, or will be sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. T'wo Illinois inventors have pat- ented a trap which a'ttractsinctecs within it by a lighted ]amp so that they come into contact with electrically charged wires and are killed, ...At� A:iSOiUTE SECW1ITYB ,i'ro C-' i'3 .l ,;. T .y �3 t :a ral J :l St'+a ted v"�� Le-dtf di�El va,rtt_1 l'e a I.ai e to . yes,.e. et os.srunr HEADACHE. ADACHE. STRENGTH FOR OLD PEOPLE My LadSimple Re A Remedy Which Favors �` y Longevity. 'You act as though you just won• ei Doubt dered how you are going to get through this trying aoason and do e uuur .-eeeeeee. slawsese. .. your work, guest at our table. If he risky -his You may be overworked or have life to meet with me in Philadelphia had a bad cold which' bas left you it was done openly and honorably in without strength, ambition or much the midst of acquaintances. There intertest in life; in fact you are all has been nothing hidden or clan rundown. tine. He was brought to Elmhurst a Let us tell you that Vinol, our deli prisoner, bound to his horse, guarded ous cod liver and iron tonic, is just by armed men. In the morning I the remedy you need to rebuild wast - learned his identity, and at once had Ing tissues, and replace weakness him released. That is all," and she with strength. gave a gesture with her hands, "and A prominent Boston lawyer says: I trust, gentlemen, my explanation will i "My mother, who is 76 years of age, be sufficient." • I owes her good health to Vinol as "And you warned him of my suspi- since taking it she can walk farther eions in Philadelphia," exclaimed and do more than she has for years. Grant, "causing him to attack me, and I I consider , it a wonderful blood then released him from arrest here." making and strength creating tonic." "That is partially true; you endeav- We have such faith in Vinol that ored to provoke a quarrel the moment if it does not quickly build you up, you met. I had no desire he should restore your strength and make you fall into your hands as a prisoner. feel well again, we 'will return your When you appeared at this house II money. Try Vinol on our guarantee. assisted his escape." "But; •Claire, how came you here? Why did you leave Philadelphia?" "Because I have a brother, sir, whom I can only meet in eecret," she replied quietly "I came without thought of danger, for war has not cost us friends in this • country; our home has re- ,mained until now untouched by van dais, and I felt amply protected by those who accompanied me upon the ride -our old house servants." She .knelt at the side of his chair, her head bowed upon his arm, and his hand stroked her hair. "I regret if I have seemed unmaideniy, or done what oudeem Y may wrong, g, father, for it has all seemed right to me." The colonel looked at us silently for what seemed a long while, his fingers fondling the tresses of the girl's hair. "This situation leaves me in an em- barrassing predicament," he admitted at last slowly. "I hardly know what is my duty either tis a father, or en offi- cer of the lying. No matter what his purpose may have been this man pen- etrated our lines in disgeise; he ad- mittedly exercised comriand of those irregulars WhFblacked and routed Delavan's column, and has since been prowling about disguised as a coun- tryman. Merely because my daughter confesses to a friendship between them can hardly justify me in setting him at liberty." He paused. rising to his feet, his eyes on my face. The girl lifted her head, looking up at hien. "Major Lawrence, I shall hold you prisoner of war, referringyour case to Sir Henry Clinton. In the mean- while you shall receive every consid- eration possible in accordance with your rank. I am now going join my men in pursuit of Fagin. Captain Grant, you will accompany me, and, Mr, Seldon, I shall leave you in charge of the prisoner until we return." He took a step toward the door; then turned to his daughter. • "I shall expect you to be ready to ride with us on our return to Philadel- phia, Claire," he said kindly. "It is evidently not safe for you to remain here alone," "Very well, father." "Come, Grant, we shall have to ride hard to overtake our men." The captain started reluctantly, Scowling at me as he passed. "I should enjoy having the privilege of 'being left fn charge here," he said, for my benefit. "No doubt, sir," returned Mortimer coldly, "But I have already selected :lir. Seldon for that duty." W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist Clinton, Ontario They left the house together, and i watched them ride past the window, followed by a dozen soldiers. As they disappeared Seldon turned his eyes to my face. He was rather et pleasant looking young man, but possessed en aggressive chin. "While I have no orders to that ef- fect, major," he said quietly, "I would take the responsibility of accepting Y parole." arole." "Aro you not rather reckless? "Oh, I think not," smilingly. "I -would have you give it to Mistress Mortimer -surely under those condi- tions you would never run away." She stole a swift glance at me, ;ehaing her head. • "That would be too strong an ]m- 1prisonment," I responded instantly. ;'Under all conditions I prefer not to give my parole." "Very well, sir," more stiffly, his ,geniality vanishing with my rather ourt refusal. "Then I shall take all necessary precautions to prevent es_. cape." He stepped aside to the hall ;door. "You may send two men in ,here, Ferguson." , They entered quietly, glancing about .with some, curiosity, but taking posi- tion on either side of me at Seldon's command. Claire stood beside the table in silence, her glance out the window. Only e'I5 we wheeled about to leave the room did her eyes meet mine. That swift glimpse beneath the dark lashes caused me to leave the room with swiftly beating heart. At the door I stole another glance back- ward, but she had suint into a chair, her face concealed in her hands, With Seldon ahead, and the two guards be- hind, I tramped down the stairs into the basement, and was again looked within the walla cf the 2trong mote. As the lock clicked I set drum 1_i cn the bunk far from being di:A:cartel rd. Pate had beta playing strange prt but. I e,,.;t not left w111:ont hope, 1•:r I felt aezmimd f bad read correctly, tat'3 Mitt I t .t' C: ti:Die i. ti,u S,td bili eyes. 5 , :,, .1 l of nit.ltcd. pie to ac- cept pal 1. ; lIt -1 there roust lie 511110 plan of (110.::0.;greedy formulated in her mind. I could only wait quietly, striving to solve the meaning of thee° ruddoniy uplifted blue eyes, and the promise they contained. CHAPTER XX. The Lady's Plan. I must have remained there an hour undisturbed. lii•.tening to faint sounds Thefamily remedy for Coughs and Colds. Small dose. Small: bottle. Best since 1870. >Et A nicely ' Printed Wrapper will improve the appearance of your Butter, and increase the price of its We print 500 for $1.50 or 1000 for $2.00 Special prices on larger orders We handle only the genuine Vegetable Parchment Paper, and not printed, we sell them at 100 Sheets for 200 t, " 500 15c 25c 53c FAM PAM PAM (Minton -New Era Telephone 3o Clinton, Ont 111 the rooms above, and peering out not prepare'` a huge catalogue as it between the' iron bars at a little dtoes but it is not feleeessary, Print- 1 and 1 ca have a ing n is cheap, a h n squaro et; 5. blue sky, and some waving g p, branches, Once, with ear . pressed few thousand lists of what be has against the door, I could distinguish for sale prepared at a very small the regular steps of a sentinel pacing expense. A little extra work will secure him the names of those he back and forth, and out of the window � warns to inteilest in his plan, and I caught the Silhouette of, a cocked to thesle he can mail his Vets to - hat and brown gun barrel, Seldon was gether with order form. When he evidently guarding .me with the ut- explains that hie is prepared to give most care,the same service that the depart By the li ht I judged the time some-l'ment stone gives in his particular• g +lines he should have no difficulty, what beyond noon, when the door. in securing £Brit ordlers and after Opened suddenly, and Peter appearedthatitis simply a question of mak bearing a trap. He was as mysteri- ing good, ously silent and professional as upon' In the United States the "mail this first visit, not even favoring me ' order" business has been developed with a glance, his mind . apparently by, local merchants to a eery high Slip - intent upon his duties, moving about point, They sale their bus mess sl]p- noiselssly, wiping the table, and plat- f ping away from them and rle alined ing his load of .dishes thereon with that they would in thio. end either have to list go'altogether or adopt great care that all should be arranged l the enemies tactics. So instead of in perfect order. The door remained • continuing to wait for business to ajar, during these preparations, a' come to them -via the old top bug - Queen's Ranger standing there mo. gy on market day-th(eiy went af- ter the business through the mails so that now'they find the recently esltablished "parcel post" does not Work any injury to them by divert- ing trade to the large eilees but tionless, leaning on his gun, and eye- ing us steadily. At last Peter drew up a chair„ dusted it, and with wave of the hand invited me to be seated. I ate as slowly as possible, while he actually increase their own busk - stood over me, anticipating my every nose through the mails. want. He might have been a wax fig• 1114111 'Cluck, Now, Yer Damn Rebel," He Said Hoarsely; "Be Up an' Lam Me One, an' Here's the Rope!" hire, so mechanically did he operate, lid the sentinel never for an instant his scrutiny. y I had picked up almost the last crumb, toying with it is desperation, when a voice spoke apparently from the head of the stair. The Ranger turned his head to answer, and at the instant a paper pellet was crushed into my hand. Instinctively my fingersa closed over 3t, 'find as the guard turned back again, gruffly ordering us to hurry up, Peter was at the opposite 'side of the table gathering up the dishes, his bald head shining brilliant- ly, his eyes as dull as those of a fish. I leaned back watching him, clutching the paper pellet in the palm of one hand, until he passed out with Itis 'tray, and the door clicked behind him. Not once did lie glance toward me, or ,acknowledge my presence. Fearful lest I might bo spied upon, my heart beating wildly in anticipation, I lay down in the bunlc with face to the wall, and unrolled the pellet. It con- tained but a few words, hastily serib- Continued next week. A G!t#Nl) MEDICINE FO LITTLE -HATES Mils. D. L. McIntyre, Mclntyre's Mountain, N. S., says ; "Baby's Own Tablets are a•grand medicine for little ones and I am well satisified with the results obtained from them." Mrs. Mclntyre,s testimony • is the same as that oit thousands. of other mothers, Oncea mother has used the Tablets she will nee .nothing else for the results are sure and the Tablets are guar- anteed by a government analyst to be peatfoctly safe. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 ;snits a box from The Dr. Will- iams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. THE TC,,IYN MERCHANT On. the Go. "kfy hnsbano Is no: linin:' tam ni;rhts a main." "Von should get the telulsler to see him " •'ile is the wiui-ter n1wti2S twine, 0x111(1 n tray 10 sot. II ulu, "- 111,11,'14 Oft:: .101111101. (Clothier and haberdasher.) Extension of the parcel post will undoubtedly mean an increase in the business done by mail. Small town merchants have had: both pleasant and unpleasant experien- ces with the working .of this sys- tem-pleasalit when they have been selling "special order" clothing and have experienced how smoothly and with how little bothee the mail order can be operated; -and unpleasant when they see their one time customers arrayed in clothing. and haberdashery purchased from the far distant department store. At the peesent time the chief at- traction the "mail oreler" has for those living in tile, court** cis the ease and quickness with which they can obtain anything wanted. They have but to consult the catalogue, write out their wants, mail a letter and their parcel arrives in a few days' time-quicleer in fact, ,than if they waited until they went to town to make their purchases even when the town is but a,few miles distant. WAIL (-What is to prlelvent the merchant in a small town or city operating a mail ordler business on the same principle as does thebig departmient store? Of.course he can - c ed He DR. MOWS NORWAY PINE SVEN Effected A Cure. Obstinate coughs and colds yield to the great[ul, soothing and healing power of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and for the racking, persistent cough, often present in consumptive cases, it will be found exceedingly beneficial and pleasant to take. The use of it is generally in- dicated wherever symptoms of throat, or lung troubles appear, but especially so with all persons of a consumptive or catarrhel tendency, as its prompt curative properites speedily remove the •danger•, and restore the throat and lungs to a sowtdhealthy state if used in time. Mrs, Edward Pedal SOU, Young's Cove Road, N.B., writese-"I have had oc- casion to use Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, and can say that it is certainly a good medicine. About a year ago I contractei a severe cold tvhich settled on my lungs, reel left them in a very weak state. The ctet ,'.+ racked me terribly, and I was in leas z,ir until a friend ad- vised pie to give Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup a trial. I got a bottle, and before I had it half gone I found relief. I used two bottles, and have never been bothered since. I would not be without it in the house." Price, 25c.; fancily size, 50c. Manu- factured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. The Tortures of Rheumatism are aggravated during climatic changes be- cause the impure blood is incapable of resistance and ordinary treatment seems useless -but the fame of Scott's Emulsion for relieving rheumatism is based on logical principles and scientific facts. This oil -food promptly makes active, red, life-sustaining blood corpuscles and its body-building properties regulate the functions to expel poisonous acids. Scott's Emulsion, with careful diet for one month, will relieve the lame muscles and stiffened joints and subdue the unbeara- ble sharp pains when other remedies fail. Beware of alcoholic imitations and insist on the purity ' f SCOTT'S. AT ALL DRUGGISTS 13-82 SrftT TO"ON1 d.. ON A Spoiled Scene. 17. A. Sotberu once found his wit fail blue in time of need. It was in tilt fourth act of "The Lady of Lyons.' Sothern played Claudo Meluotte, and Virginia Earned wns cast as Pauline Beausnnt, the villain, was pursuing Pauline, and she cried loudly for help Claude is supposed to dash to her res cue and catch the fainting Pauline it his ai'nts, Sothern dashed on to She stage, but slipped bud _slid, sitting down near the footlights. Losing his presence of mind, he declaimed the line; "Look pp, Pauline. There is tic danger." As Virgiuia Earned was standing, this was, of course, an im possibility. 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The reference to the return from the wedding in verse 36 makes us think of the order of events in Rev. xix, where the coming in glory with His saints ' ,vrtn w111011 our i."ru this tun u.<t,v, ,•,. follows the marriage of the Lamb; whether talents or 01 111)1 er the gas• THIS is a HOME DYE that ANYONE 4 a can use DYOLA The Guaranteed "ONE DYE for Ali Kinds of Cloth. IT Clean,Send Pfor C•rco Color Corof d and Booklet. The 701woon-Itiehatdeoe Co, Lamtted, Montreal n' • elia- DR. DeVAN'S FRENCH 'PILLS bre Re- gulating 7111 for women,. $5 a box or three for $10. Sold at alt Drug Stores, or mailed to any address on receipt of price., Ties SoonELI, DRua Co., St. Catharines, Ontarlo. '' . Restores PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Vain and Vitality; for Terve and Brain; increases "grdy matter"; a Tonic -will build you up. $5 a box. or two, for $5, atdrug stores, or by mail on receipt of price. Tun Sconobl, Dana 00„ St. Catharines, Ontario. also in sunt. caw 1 in both the Syriac bei, ninl aur 1'11`1 gio(' :ni :Irronut of and Vulgate versions the reading In our stewardship. Every but' or as that the ten virgins went forth to meet shall give ac•rount of himself 1" tr011 "the bridegroom and the bride," so (Ron(. sir, 1.21. Thi: will b1' et ilio that the virgins cannot represent the judgment swat of C'lu•fst, \their' only church nor can the "all nations" of snv''(1 airs 51'1'11 ho to 11+ fr1e0 fdr Matt. xxv, 32, include the church. The their service slice I hey heetune bttlies'• church trust be seen With Ula' as the ,ers. We need for ell bar eervit•e slice Bridegroom and with Him when He ' words ns these: "'1'luit God is all shall come in His glory (Matt, xxv, 1, thitlgs may be. glorified through Jesus 31; Col. iii, 4). The coming of Christ as. Christ." Not as pleasing mon, but the Son of Man is His coming with God, who trieth our hearts" 11 ['et. iv, Elis suints to begin His reign of right- ; 11; 1 Ttioss• 11, 4; 11 Tim, 11, 151. 000811058 and Peace on earth (Matt As. Joseph shared the throne with xxvi, 04; Dan. vii, 13, 14; Iso. xxxii, Pharaoh, so we nue to share the rule 1,17 1. i with Christ in Ells kingdolu, but Having considered the interpreta- ` whether over few ur niaily' cities will tion, 110 must not lose the application •depend upon our faithfulness as stew - to Our own hearts ns set forth in such nrds now (Rev. IIi, 21; v. 10; Lukr words in our lesson as loins girded, xix' 17, 191. 'losnl'li sons ruler over all lights burning, watching, ready, doing Egypt; Christ shall rule over 1111 the (35, 37, 40, 42, 43). The. -loins girded : world (Ps. Ixxil. 11). takes us back to Ex. xis, 11. end the 'i There are those called servants who night of the ars' passover bud on to t'i'e only outwardly servants, like the Eph,Jvi, 14; I Pet. i, 13; "loins girt Pharisees. 1:11(11 shall lied their place about with truth;" "gird up the lotus i with the uniteli ''1'rs, However they of your mind, be sober and hope to Inas Profess to 111100 I.uown Christ, [le the end for the grace that Is to be will 5n7 10 lut:u.; "I neva' knew you brought unto you at the revelation or . i ape:•t firm mo y,' tauIt work iniqui- Jestts Christ" Tll Watching reminds us of the thrice 1 ' ty'" 121:111. ' flume O, '21.28'. Tina .,-,1 11 he dim -wont degree'; repeated "watch" of Mark ilii, 33, 35, j of 1 :iii:;hru^ni scows ON Mina from 37; the reproof in Gethsemane: "Could- ' 00r5('11 17, '18, est not thou watch one hour? Watch I ye and pray lest ye enter into temptau t. L9 Lesson X.— First Quarter, For March 8, 1914, THE INTERNATIONAL. SERIES. tion" (Mark xiv, 37, 38); the playing and watching of F.pb. vi, 18; Col, iv, 2; the "Watch ye; stand fast in the faith" of I Cor. xvi, 13, and the watch- ing to see what He will say (Hab. it, 1). The word "ready" reminds us that on His p'u't "all things are now r6ndy," but there is a fullness of "sal- vation ready to be revealed in the last time" (Luke xiv, 17; I Pet. 1, 5). Believers should always be ready to preach the gospel, ready to every good work, ready to be absent from the body or to no caught up to meet the Lord in the air (Rom, f, 15; Tit. iii, 1; Acts xxi, 13; ROY. xix, 7; 1 Thess. iv, 16-18). As to "doing" (verse 43), while there can be no doing on our part to obtain salvation (Rom, iv, 5; Eph, II, 8, 0), we are saved In order to good works which God has prepared for us towalk in, works which are good and profitable unto men when they are God working In us both to will and to ; do or His good Pleasure Mph. 11 10, Tit. ill, 8; Phil. 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