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t‘ have used the Plan -Seer: Emulsion in several
masts of Chronic Bronchitis, and the early stag.es of
Phthisis, and have been wellleased with the}esuits.
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I humph ed yonr.Entnisied,{a a` <a5e of i'Lthisis
(c iMmtion)' with 'beneficial' results, where pati A:
ntt ja Lival Oil • 4111 i in tgrG
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I �i stroli817 trcomrlientl F i$ee EtlAsion as
helpfulto the.reltefand poowliiS+thecareof all Lung.
BronchiaM d NervoimAtieetieni, and a good ger
seal tonic is physical debility.
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1 regard flax Seed Emulsion as greatly superior to
tk col,Liver4?I utsiodstogenera !h: ',
the.
.! t :1 D A. GORT }�t'M
WAsTIIrJ!Si
187 West 84th St.
i Nave usedyour Flat.
New 'Yerit, Augg, p14"3.
in a severe lase f Mal -nu rritiiod Emulsion
and the result vrnass
more than hoped for—it was marvelous, and con-
tinuous. I recommend it cheerfully to the profession
con-
tinuous.
at large. ,M. r GnftE T 1H D,
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Many so-ealled diseases are
simply symptoms of Catarrh,
such as headache, losing sense
of smell, foul breath, hawking
and spitting, general feeling
of debility, etc. If you are
troubled with any of these or
kindred Symptoms, you have
Catarrh, and should lose no
time proeuging a bottle of
NASAL BA Be warmed in
time, neslee ed cold in head
results an Catarrh, followed
by consumption and death.
Sold by,nal druggists, or sent,
t paid, on reeoipt of price
(• 1 'oentd and $1) by addressing
1ULF R. & CO. BroCityllle.Ont.
TARRH
I CURE FITJS!
When I any I ones I do not mean merely to stop them
for a time and then hove them rctnm agate,, I moan a
radical ecre..5 ha,eg. made the disease of FITS, E?ILEF•
SY or PALLING SICKNESS a llte•lons study. I Warrant
iny retnedy to cure the worst eases, Became others have
titled la no reason for not now receiving a aura send se
5550 for a- treatlso and a .fires Bottle of my Infallible
itereedy, Gb , txpenSs and F09T•OFF10E,
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WEST. TORONTO, UNT.
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She had gotten off la,or safety
for some reaon andwall trying
to get Ori bin, says the Macaw;Tribune. Ante girls eau get on
a safety'Without assistance and
souse can't, ,She was of the latter
Plass..
young than •dressed in ' the
height of style stopped, watebed
her make two ineffectual at."
tempts, laughed and went on.
A business man chuckled as
she nearly fell, but did not stop.
A Well dressed wom 4t said she
ought,to ashamed of herself for
eejoy;ng such a masculine sport
and continued on her way.
Several people passed in quick
ennnessi)n, and one or two stop-
pFd. AU seemed to enjoy her
discomfiture. The situation be.
e mo so embarrassing to her that
she pushed her machine on for
half a block and tried again.
Then a shabby man shuffled up,
he saw her predicament, but tie
didn't laugh. He lifted his dilap.
idated_hat politely and said :
"Can't I help you, miss?"
"Oh, if you'd be so. kind, " said
the girl. almost discouraged by
this time. ".please hold the ma -
(Able steady.'
He held while she got on.
ever ego reach obliged to
you sir,' she ` said gratefully,
'Now, if you'll give it a push, I'll
be all right.'
'Yon haven't got a dime for a
fellow as is broke, have you" he
asked.
'Why, I'm sorry" she said, 'but
I left my purse at home.'
:Down you come,' he said.
'What !' she said.
'A dime, or down you come
again !'• he repeated,
'But, sir----'
'Down you come,' he sal
again. 'I'm no dude, dole' thes
here polite things for pretty Looks
Fork over a dime.'
The case was desperate. H
was letting the machine wabble
little, just to show that he mean
business,
'Come to my home, ' she said.
'How far' he asked.
'Only three blocks.'
'Then its got to be a quarter,'
he asserted,
'Ail right. Give the machine
a push and come On.'
He gave it a push and then
criel
'Hold on here. I'm no race
horse.'
Ile rail to the corner, but she
was two blocks away on the cross
street.
'That settles me on the polite
act,' he said. This here saying,
thllt politeness al'ays pays is dead
wrong.
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"GENTLE AS THE SUMMER
BREEZE,"
"I'd rather take a thrashing any
time than a dose of pills," groaned a
patient to whom the doctor has pre-
scribed physio. "I'd as lief be sick
with• what ails me now, as to be sick
with the pills."
"I don't think you've taken any of the
pills I prescribe, or you wouldn't dread
the prescription so,' laughed the doctor.
never use the o1d,inside twisters you
have in mind. I use Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They alwpvays make
me think of a part of an old'hytrin_
Gentle as the Sud and breeze,
The best - thing of tris hsimer ever'
vented. No da ppr of their kine ever in-
vented,
sink, You'll .hardly know mou' e
takers them. I wouldn't ase any other
in my practice.
TID-BITS.
Grease may be removed from
silk by applyinglmagnesia on the
(wrong side.
Put old rubber rings of Cans
into weak ammonia water and
they will again become elastic.
Balsam of fir, as well as varn-
ish, can be removed from the
hands by applying a tittle lard.
A penny or a large silver
piece will remove paint from
t4lat.s readily. Just wet it and
"ub the paint.
New tins should lie set over the
the with boilin;, water in them
for several hour; before fiend is
put in them.
A tablespoonful of powdered
borax in a pial of water will keep
white fl'uncels from turning yel-
low in the washing,
Never sun Rather beds. Air
them thoroughly on a {vincly day
in a cool place. The gun draws
the oil and gives the feathers n
rancid smell.
Plot cider vinegar will remove
paint stains from window glass,
or nearly full strength oxalic acid
used with a swab Iiiii produce the
same, effect. In using the latter
care must he taken that it doos
not touch the bands or the paint,
—From the Housekeeper's Woek-
137,
The total exports of live stock
from Montre'll up to date are 84,-
668 (attic and 29,279 sheep. The
exports to Sopt. 30 last year were
89,915 cattle and 46,775 sheep, so
that there is decrease this year
of 5,2'47 cattle and 17,496 sheep.
This decrease is accounted for in
the ease of cattle by the shipment
of Canadian stock via the United
States. Fewer sheep have been
shipped because the markets on
the other side were bad.
When you need a good, safe laxative,
ask Pito and yoour re will forgiet Ayer's
hnd they give per -
feet satisfaction, For indigestion, tor-
pid liver, and for sick headache there is
noj;hing superior. Leading physicians
reiemtend them.
yaps 'lisle
A pair of deaf mate. were Mar
ries the other day in Topeka.
One ofth0.presentr,. SFse#II aier0
clock,
A, young lady in Vtainesville,
TeX., has the longest hail' in • Lila
world, it .trailer on the ground,
over four feet, and is of a eauti-
fu1 red gold color.
A Georgia farmer i$ • living
with hia sixth wife. Each of his
other wives died un the Friday
precediul the secoi;d Sunday of
the month.
A cat in Testas has developed
such an afeetioil for a dog that
she is learning tobark so that
she..ean converse- with him with
greater freedom.
If the whole ocean should be
dried up, all water passing away
in vapor, the amount of salt re-
maining would be enough to cov-
er 5,000,000 square miles with a
layer one mile thick: -
Mothers, have pity on your pale and
suffering daughters, -thew system is
"run down," and it• neglected the con-
Pins k Pills wiluence may lbring back fatal. Dr their rosy
cheeks and health and strength,
Two accomplished Sault Ste
Marie cows walk upstairs in the
houses and manifest evidences of
great enjoyment as they view the
surrounding landscape from the
second story windows.
When a Chinese compositor
sets type he places them • in a
:iooden frame 22x15 inches.
This frame has twenty-nine
grooves, each for a line of type,
rests in clay to the depth if a
quarter of an inch. The type are
of wood, perfectly square, and the
compositor handle them with
pincers,
IT OPENS THE EYES,
"Xy daughter is loosing her sight,"
said an anxious mother, "and just on
the eve of marriage, tool What shall I
do?" "Let her get married, by all
means," responded the dootor : "marr-
iage is a regular eye-opener." g; mates
eyes)open pretty widely, when he'finds
his wifep•chartdsdisappearing, ldeaith
is the first friend of beauty, and the
innumerable ills to which women are
peeultiarly .subject, its won't enemies.
Experience :proves that women _who
possess the blest health, use Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. It is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists,
under a positive guarantee from the
manufacturers, that it will give satis-
faction in every case, or money will be
refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on the bottle• wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years,
FOUND THE TOMB OF
MOTHER GOOSE.
Dr A. P. Keil, professor of
native and modern languages in
Hanover College, during his trip
through the East this summer
made a point of looking up every-
thing that he could find which
was of historical interest.
Among other places he visited
the graveyard of the old South.
Church, in Boston, and while
thet o he found an old and battered
tombstone with the following
legend;
I lere lyes ye Bodye of Mary Goose,
Wife to Isaac Goose,
Died 1690.
Immediately -the thought came to
the professor that this might be
the tomb of the original „Mother
G•oose,Land. his sdbseguellt,, inves-
tigationli,.'huve proved,it,to be erne.
Strange, indeed, does it seem that
Bostonians could have allowed
to fall into oblivion almost the
resting place of their first poet-
ess, the author of 'Mother Goose's
Melodies.
lllinard'Liniment cures distempers
ANY A LIFE
HAS been saved by the prompt use of
flyer's Pills. Travelers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other'
derangements of the stomach and bowels
which, if nes,lected, Lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The mostsure
means of correcting these evils is the use
of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing -master would as soon go to
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in operation, Ayer's Pills
leave no ill effects ; they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coated ; the safest
medicine for old aed young, at horse or
abroad.
"For eight years I was af,9ioterl with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more a
for me. Then I began to take Ayer's
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now I am in
OU
Among the pe Misr eu.toils.. Qf
Rexioo le orte which nuiltoo it in,.
aa4aabont upon engugl1g yeutug
1404- to go shopping for thew
i. .-..lr<.
smooth
even ng from ier P rt ed Tat .
Dakota,with an. aphaiku$ Btory
Of a prairie tire, wbiea hat iawegt
along the Missouri Rl:ver for
ria before the Ceremony ( « 'fh0 fire: wras started ley
,takes mace whiojl un,itOtl them a8 l s rOber after B1Aga10 NOB, who,
9p . fa *ng •men ,go, up to the ► hindlbng the grass hindered him in
,I' eZieo from anterior
towns and 14' it/. a aleck of finery
for their prospective wiyea in the
most natural and matter of fact
way.
It is a toucbilig Bight to see a
young man, armed with all the
measurements of his amorata
go-
ing. a bout from shop to ebop, so
me -
tunes assisted by obliging la.
y
friends, purchasing the weddi
toggery, A, man a shopping
aMways A pitiful sight, but a you
fellow with noexperience in she
ping trying to do his prettiest f
a momentous occasion is enough
to make the gods on Olymp
d
ag
]s
ng
p•
or
us
weep.
Sometimes, as in a recent case,
the parents will not allow the
young marl to buy more than a
few articles, such as the wedding
dress and slippers. But then,
such is the swain's ardor and sup-.
erbeated"genefoeity, that he al-
most ruins himself in an endeavor
to display even in these restrict-,
edAltaste and ra
young man fromthe
States had fallen desperately in
love with a most charming and
estimable young lady resident
in a large interior city. He learn-
ed of the custom of purchasing
the bride's outfit from a sym-
ppnthizing friend. Yankee like,
he determined to have everything
go off in the 'finest possible shape.
So he purchased a couple of thous-
and dollars' worth of dresses, etc,
all according to the fascinating
dimensions of his beloved. He
secured the promise of a very
swoil wedding in the fashionable
church, engaging the most expen-
sive musicians, ordering rare
flowers in . profusion, ere. The
wedding went off like a charm, -
and captivated the fancy of the
elite portion of the female popula-
tion of the city. Nothing so
regally splendid had ever been
seen before, and the Yankee cab
allero was voted a perfect gentle-
man and a man of taste and
wealth.
The enthusiastic young bride-
groom, in order to put the finish-
ing touch in his display, boughs a
baronche and four fine horses, en-
ga,ged coachman . and outriders,
and, amid the enthusiastic ac-
clamations of his acquaintances,
started off with his wife for a city
180 miles away, where they were
to live. -The pretty bride was
Ienchanted. A young prince had
descended from some unknown
height to be her lover and hus-
band, and she departed in a blaze
of glory. On the wedding jour-
ney a sad misadventure befell the'
loving pair; the barouche broke
down at a point where it could
not be repaired, for the road led
through a desolate country, and
so, improvisu3g saddles, the young
couple t;ode on the backs of their
horsessome fifty miles to their
future home. I am glad to say
that this mishap was no evil aug-
ury, and that the wedded pair
lived hlippy.,ever after.
THE BEST ADVERTISING.
The
efficient Hood'eSarsaparilla illa ertisingisnthat
which comes from the medicine itself.
That is, those who are cured by it,
speak to friends suffering similarly, For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
who in tarn derive benefit and urge Blood, Dyspepsia, .Sleeplessness, Pains, -
others to try this successful medicine. tation of the Liver Complaint,
Thus the circle of its popularity is rap. Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis,
idly widening from this cause alone, • Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice,
and more and more are becoming en- Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Bt.Vitus'
thusiastic in behalf of Hood's Sarsapar- Dance, Female Irregularities and Gen-
illa as it actually demonstrates its ab-
solute 'merit. All that is asked for eral Debility.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is that it be given LABORATORY, GOOEI(ION, ONT.
a ftatir trial. , If you need a good blood
purifier, or building" up medicine, try
Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 m
9.6
apt
a 44stne>ts, applied a match to
it, The cenfla ration got beyond
all control and hurtled tO.t.he wa.t
tal''s edge. The dames ran up
and down thea' eii.esou,t•i and n long
distance west, burning over a
strip 3Q0 miles long and 700 miles
wide. The great Ore destroyed
fatal . houses, barns, granaries,
thousands of tons of bay end num-
erous herds of cattle unda horses;
it is impossible to estimatethe
loss, but it is feared it will reach
y$500,000.
.148414 uomedf for Catarrh , ke;
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CATARRH
Bolobrisorpanterfn;il;Geo;
it T. Sgselilge, farces, Pa., U. s•A,
Tim HIstoiJeSysieffl
of Medicine
411 diseases successfully treated by a
nem system of non-poisonous and
tasteless medicines. ,$end for
free book explaining system
and testimonials of the
most remarkable
• cures on re-
cord*
Paralysis Curable at last.
r have been paralyzed in the lower limbs,
tougue and eyes for two years,also memory very
much impahed,loss of muscular powor,great de-
bility, unsteady gait, accompanied by dizziness
and general derangement. I could not perform
work of any kind most of the two years. Would
frequently fall, striking upon my head, owing to
sudnerves. en complete n an Fran of power
I ewasntrreeated by two
skillful physicians of the allopathic school with-
out any good result whatever. I then Wedeln
of the best phyatolans In Winnipeg, and be did
me no good. I began to feel that all hope was
gone. I happened to be passing the Ilistogene-
•tic Medicine ',lattices in the Henderson Block
Winnipcg,and agoing the sign, I thought I would
enquire into the system, and although'I had
spent so much money with no good result, I re-
solved to try the new system, as my se/Teriggs
were two months ry there and co contiok nued remedies
mr three weeks
longer in Toronto, getting the same medicines at
the head office for panda, I am radically oured,
and have resumed my hardness, and am able to
work all day as usual, These beautifully pre-
pared, tor gold,, and hope ess remedies ll better
asnI was
_fn try them. They are the only sure and safe
remedies.
JOSEPH PERKINS,
185 Tecumseh Street. Toronto.
Cnwill be atltorepresentative
y Rouse"
on Wednesday, Oct7,
• from
1 O A. M. to 4:30 P. AL
At Hensall, Hensel' Hotel,
Tuesday evening, 6th, 6 P.
M, till Wednesday morning,
9:20. A. AL
.>¥sio sodic Medicine Assoc'n
Rooms5 and 3, Albion Bloek,
Richmond Street, London, Ont.
19 Yongo Street Market, corner
Gerrard and Yongo Sts, Toronto.
Mention Clinton New Era.
IMPLEMENT AGFNCY
subscriber having severed his connection
with the Massey Company, c
mpany, desires to inti -
Mate to his many friends that he has been
appointed agent for the well-known firm of
FROST ,'r WOOD implement makers of
orders in his line,dasih be pleased
Will also
keep on hand a stock of Wilkinson PLOWS,
Colter dr Scott DRILLS, Disc HARROWS,
and articles of like nature.
Ddrh Ve G W. STANLEY,
Holmesville and Clinton
McLeod's
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER.
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANt'(DOTE
J. M. ItIoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Soldby J. H. Combo, Clinton
Excellent
health."—Mrs. C. E. Clark, Tewksbury,
Massachusetts.
"I regard Ayer's Pills as one of the
most reliable general remedies of our
times, They have been in use ill my
ftiinily for affections requiring a purga-
tive, and have given ntivsrying satisfac-
tion. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and Light fevers."—
W. R. Woodson, Port Worth, Texas.
upon several Ayer's Pillsathan uponve elanythinied g
else in the medicine chest, to regulate
my bowels and those of the ship's crew.
These Pills are not severe in their ac-
tion, but do their work thoroughly. I
have used them with good effect for
the Duro of rheumatism, kidney trou-
bles, and dyspepsia." —Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
"I have found Ayer's Cathartic Pills
to he a better family medicine for com-
mon use titan any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
'effective, but safe and pleasant to take
valued
—qualities
isib must snake them
by the pnblic." — Jules Hanel,
Perfumer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayer's Pills,
PREPARED DV
Or: J. 0. Ayer & co., Lowell, Mass.
Solei by all beaters In ltfedinines.
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Piano Tuning attended to
Sheet Masicc&Book5 ordered
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CLIN'TON
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Vastori , is 1Dr. t+tuslrcl Pitcher's fi'reseri tion; f
and C.141dre . 3t Gi t=i:-::� LCV.:`•„.. ” t
tiiiim, ll
other ntECOtsie. s;tSISStu:ictS. x s i is 1:4delle.
for Paregoric, Drops, Enarst..anal li .`.� >tl,s, aan.. •,
It is Pleasant. Its sasses, C`rtObt+
Millions ofi� other^... `a,atr. •, •
.. ; iliirt�y yen,.gt i
,i,:?o;s Worini3 ttad
feverishness ,r Castor in, e i-<'Vc':i: a vomiting
cures Diarritoe4, :1,4c1 r`:t
; f,i C ,s: $q
teething tra,ti;alc:, e:.a-c; -t ;i- :Go-i andast1d0 4
::: ';Iletq
Criteria assinalal,a,ten ,,
Anil Vowels ,,. ,. "1111, ales the sto4m
giving � zi_lay anot s...,`,ural sleep. Coes
Moria is the Cliildresei.- ccs,—tri .. Tother% l r1
Castorja.
dren. Mothers hare repeatedly told mo of its
goo:tweet upou their children."
Eonmil, Mass.
"CaStoria is the best remedy for chi ldmn of
whichl am acquainted. I hope the d..y is cot.
far distant when mothers willconstier there:11 -
interest of their children, and use Cavior13 i
stearta the variousqu.ack nostrums which arc
deStrOring their loved ones, by forchas opium ,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurrfid
agents down their throats, thereby sending
therato premature graves."
Dn. J. F. KiscirELos,
Conway, Ar
The Centaur Company, T7 Di
CaStOrine
" Castoria its so well adapted ed
I recommend it en superior to any
known to me."
EL A. AncarxriL vt*
111 So. Oxford St, Breeklif4 Y.
"Our physicians in the children* depattij
ment have spoken highly, of their enspetifs;
este.) in their °inside practice lid
and although we onir have „
medical supplies what is knesql fei_reit';1110tio
products, yet we are free to eeeeess pie ,
merits of Custoria. has won us te. leole VP*,
fever upon It." 44.
Assert C. Sutra, Pres.
Stmeet, Neve Tot* .
"STMEZ"45r 1:1A—"Z*
Of the year save Sunday, we present strong attractions in every ,
partment of our establishrnent. These attractions are two -folds Wino
of superior value, and sold for very low prices.
Clothing, Hats and
Highest in quality, lowest in price.
We carry products of the best manufacturers; we have no old goods, ,
everything is of to -day, fresh and ha the latest styles ; we never fitil
to fit and please. We welcome "lookers" as lookers, and seek to have
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our goods inspected and our claims investigated.
W, CLINTON
PAINTING
The undersigned is n.ow at
liberty do anything in
the to way of
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II oust:, And
Sign Painting
Graininz, Piper
Hanging,Kilsomining, &c
At reasonable rates, and on short notice., tio
faction guaranteed Shop on Ratted barY t.
The famous heavy -bodied Oil made ouy b
MU. II"S Pa, TIN
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USE IT ONCE AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
&COLL'S FAMOUS CYLINDER OIL
—FOR SALE BY—
All Leading Dealers in the Dominion.
COME AND TAKE
This Valuable Present
TS THE FINEST IN CANADA FOR ENGINE CYLINDER'S.
Away wall 1( -du
The subscriber offori one of Doherty & Co's justly eel
brated ORGANS free, with one Package of Jame
price 50cents. This gives an opportunity of securing a./
Organ vv-orth $196, for fifty cents
1 fheorga,.1 will be on exhibition at our Grocery Store v
Saturday next. A call solicited from visitors to t
Great Ifuron Central Exhibition
., Nu ROBSON. CHINA HALL
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BOOTS AND SHOES
Lowest Possible Prices Mr Cash
My stock is very complete.in all the latest styles of sea
sonable goods of the best quality, which I am selling
cheaper than ever to all cash'customers.
lElgzs taken in ex.ehring,e.
Chas. ruiekshank
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