The Clinton New Era, 1900-07-06, Page 6alr
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July 6, 1900
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With-
out help, a
bald spot
never
grows
smaller,
It keeps
Oen; isu)n
spread-
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at 14st your friends
Say, " Bow bald he is
getting."
Not easy to cure
an old baldness, but
easy to stop the first •
thinning, easy to
check the first falling _
out. Used in time,
bald- m tic
ness is
made
•inals;
sfl
with
VigOr
It stops f a 1 li n g
promotes growth, -and
takes out all dandruff.
It always restores
color toladed or gray
hair, all the_dark, rich
color of early life. 'You
may depend Upon it
• every time. It brings.
health to the hair.
Ai .00 a bottle. All Druggists.
1 have used your Hair -Vigor an
greatly pleased with it. 1 have '
unly used one bottle or it, and yet
my hair has stopped falling out aed
9 has started to gorlariivillnlicely."
March 28,1899. • Caneva,'S. flak.
Wrffd elm Boater.
If you i ot nbtairt an the benefits
4 • vett p-_-•-neel from the use of the
'vigor, write %he Doctor about it.
Address, Da. ar. 0. AYER,_
Lowell, masa,
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1V M' •st." e • • •r
She Got the Omen. • ,
-Rather a singfilar Case, writes our
mina (,(orrespondent. was recently brought
• before a Budapest judge for decisions -A•
• . young girl appealed to him concerning a
blue dress upon which she had set her
• heart, but her father refased . to buy It•
for her.: "No intelligent girl,' she. ae-.
• clared to the judge, "when she is. on
the lookout for a husband would go about
• empty dressed."
The 'father declared that he had at-':
rbady this year incurredthe expense. tit
-three toilets for his daughter and a.fourth
was beyond his means. -Many witnesses
....Appeared, some bearing testimony to the
gooduess of the fathet, others to the ex,
• travaganee of the daughter'and the
judge suggested that if the blue dread
bad the desired effect It might relieve thr
father of any further toilet responsibill;
ties.
This idea apparently • threw a: new
light upon the subject. The. father•agieed
to the piiechase and left the court amicte•
bly. with his daughter on his aim. -Lon-
don Telegraph. . •
. A Good Use For Alien. • s
Congressman John AL •Allen of
• sippi once went all the viay to New York
from the south to attend a • banquet.
When he took Ms plaCe at the. board,- he •
-found himself set down for .the last
,• -speech. • His friends 'also saw the..pra.
gramme miti, •Iikehimself, were annoyed
at whiii • they thought wasthoughtless-. •
ness on the part of the -committee. • •
The congressman listened to the long •
addresses and when his turn came pref-
aced his remarks thus:. •
"Gentlemen, I was somewhat at a loss
at the opening of this feast - to under-.
Mend why you had asked me to come all
the way front Missiesippi to speak • to
you and then made my 'address the Met
tiumber of your programme.. Now it is
all:plain to me. `. You .had to put a bright
man ad the kit to hold the audieriee."-
Saturday Evening Post.
ympatbatIc
;ties Readetn-There is a world of sen-
• timent "in Tennyeon's line -"And may
there be no moaning at the bar when •I
put Out to sea."
Mr. Wuddenhead-Yes, I see; didn't
• -want the lawyer to feel bad. -Baltimore
• American. -
Insult 'Added' to ineviey.
.4‘Thatt woman editor hurt my feeling
terribly."
• "'Did she say she had throwa, your
poetry in her wastebasket?" •
‘'No; she said abehad thrown It hi her
trash basket."
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
rHE OIROUS IN 'THE SOUTH.
Anneeinor buitanees ot -.Attempts te
Rvade 'the Ticket Virearon.
"In the north," said the old circus man
to a reporter, "the desire to get inta the
tent by crawling under the canvas is con-
fined to the Mal; boy. But in the south
the entire eolored population eomee to
tlia ground and hangs around day and .
night looking for an opportutiity to get
in free. And to crawl under the wives ,
seems to them to be the easiest way, Men
aud women tramp AMMO aud around the
tent looking for an unguarded point. We
always put extra cauvasur on watch
when we go to the south with our show.
I have witnessed niore than one amusing
and exciting incident growing out of this
desire of the negro to get into the eircus
without buying a ticket. They go literal-
ly 'Circus utntl Wbeil the show comes to
town, and they wou't -do a tart of work
uutil it leaves. One reason why they
don't step up to the ticket wagon. and
hand out their mill ls that they never
have .any: There may be other reasons,
tbnes
tib
ll),):tett.enever inquired ferther tato
h
9 was with old Adam Fcrepongh one
roll when he took his 611W to the south
for an exteudeti sensate TWO new ca.n.
vasmen nearly precipitated a riot for us
at Lexington, Ky. They had been hired
for the epecial pin:pose of keeping
groes front crawligg under the tent, and
they ea* an opportunity to mitke a little-
• money for themselves On the shie. TbeT
,were able th• work out their seheme
through the fact that they were favor-
ithla stationed for it. One was . on the
outside at the eonnection between the
main tent and the meangerie and the
other on the Inside • within the connec-
tion.
"Among the vast creivd of negroes
hanging about the show was alarge num-
ber who had come CA town expecting to
get in 'fee 10 or 25 cents. The outside
:curly:annuli' gave out a quiet tip that -if
auY one had any chauge itt hii pockets by -
giving it to the right person he could get
into the show at cut rates. They began
to crowd around him, tendering varied ,
amounts of matey from one cent up to
45. • He accepted all tenders. He told
thein that he would hare t� nut them in
one at a time, He dId.' -
"The inside man was waiting for them.
Just ,as soon as a black head would ap-
pear under the canvas he would grab its
drag the rest' of the person owniug it in
nnd shove Min out of the other side
of the narrow connection. From here it -
was, p long way around to the man who
got the moneys If one of ' the dupes
found his way haat, which waa uncer-
• tain, and wanMd his money returned, he,
was preno pay shoved- under. the cantata
again and jut as ptannptly kicked out
on the 'other side. It was a kind. ptal
endless Chain.
. "Why didn't the -two men let them
stay- in? Well, old Adam .Forepaugli wait •
about, and if he saw an. nausual mime
• ber of negroes in the tent be would at
once have made the rounds to And Where
they were .getting in. That was why.
The show was about half over 'that night
:when. an unearthly racket started at the
ceenection. • A Minute or two pasted;
• 'and we saw two convasmen running for
life around the hippodrome track with
an angry yelling crowd of negroes after
them. The audience enjoyed it Ira-
•mensely; thought it Was part •of the
show. We knew different. A let ;of 115• jurnped• in and heeded ,the negroes .off.'
That gave the caiivasmen time to es-
cape. After we learned the cane* of it
we regretted our interference. We lost
two Promising canyasmen •iit Lexington,"
-Pittsburg News. ,
Skin Tight sults 'Premiere.
. The • ifiLitit amazing thing about :a 'Moro
!saris trousers. If he is Of Any station or
• has any money, they are made of talk,
siid 'the more. Colora'and' the brighter they.
'are the: better. , I have seen red, green,'
• yellow, white and black ail in one pair,
end the greens and reds- are no Soft; sub-
dued affairs. . They are the most violent
• and yehetnent things in •the cdlor line.
It is:the fit Of then ' that is thewonder,
thotigh. If they .were of the right shade
ofbrown, you coUldn't tell that there
• were: any trousers. Nothing ao tight.
ever was contrived by ety sartorial artist,
who uses the English language. But for
one thing the conclusion would be Irre-
• sistible that they are made on the wear-
ers and worn off -that is, that somethnee
they are &lagged. ' , •
General Bates once Waited about two
hours far a ditto, with :whom he :had
some business' . to change his trousers,
• and those two hours were filled with lan-
• guage and strange sounds from within
the house of the data But at the end of'
them there Was thedemonstration that
the trousers could be chahged. althongh
the mystery of their consteuetion: Van
inereased,,--Aineleee Magazine. .
Having Fun With an tithe.
• The mischievous pages of the house
• have discovered a trick of the echoes in
Statuary htill. They -play it upon the
tourists by the 'More and upon pretentious
statesman occasionalli when- they can do
so without diacovery. ••
There is a certain Spot neer the beatem
path of travel from the central doorway
efthe house toward the senate 'Where
this peculiar, echo is effective. quy
chin or meta) object is dropped on the
. marble titep between the telegraph office
and the reception room, it sounds to one
passing the particular spot in question as
though the object were. dropping• imme-
diately at his feet. A bey with a dime or
• a nickel is able to have all sorts ot fun by
waiting till some one passes the pOint.
•Even the senate puges skip away from
their work to visit the boys on the other
• side and Oiler with the echo. -Washington
Post.
• Not thistle.
• To a man who never eall make his ear"
• so stretch from mie pay day to the next
A touted financial article on "The Mai-
tleity, of ()lir-Currency must lean bitter
• „sarcasm.—New 'York Presi.
The Betckaching Kidney Sufferer is, NOt
Referred to Far AWay People for Dr.
Pitcher's Backache Kidney 'Tablet
Evidence. The Great Kidney Rem: p
edy Rolls up Volumes of Proof in
Every Community. In Clinton.
P.A.#4.1,..1.1•••,mo•Ii•••.*
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Tears of Agony.
THE PenAdoeue.
• Priifessor Brander Matthews of 0: -
Resuming Prom sciatica to an tumble university Wes been asked to de- virhen Travelling
liver a series of lectures before au asso- -
40firnYated Porto. elation of London clubs.
••••1.•.1•
Hamilton Macdougall of Providence, iiiINTSYS 'take With you n bottle of Dr.,
t.
Many Nth
ights e fluffererCornd Not Iola who has been called to the profeesorship rowler'kExtracof Wild Straw
ed, and His Leg w re
ne ot music in Weilesley college, is an arise,
ritiouSwot-clAte Qr the Boni College of Organists berry'
lett to Twice it Natural Size. , of London. . '
PrOm the journal, St. Cath• arines. 1 Professor Edwin A. Alderman, fur see
1, eral years president of the University
Mr John T. Benson, stationary eraineer 1 North Carolina; one of tile proniii-a.
at the Bidley College, St. Oatharinee. le twitters of the south, has ae • . 4 the
known by most Of the residents of the city, presidency of. nietne ur,4%,„-y. N't,
For years Mr Benson suffered acute agony Orleans, . .
from seiatica, and notwithstanding newer+ rAiwa., 1 c, opi • It ,!ie n.av superist-
one forms of treatment, found little or no
relief, until be began the Me ot Dr, Wil. tiaed with ; 4 re , '.. school aie •Seu 44
tendeut (I set • •. ta t'll`k Au, ), wag
llama' Pink Nile. These pills apeedlly re. years ago se an is Liaterl tonelitir in the
stored hie health, as they have done that of first high e, ',. , 1. ' 41:,Lei.1 his Way
thouaande of others who have glen them 4 upward until he i's .ite head of the nor,
fair trial. To the reporter who Interviewed •raal depart= 411 v. Itich cepacity be
him, Mr Benson aaid:-"I certainly ow.e a
debt of gratitude td Dr.William's Pinkm
ri. ilarvail for 20'Years. He was appointed
t district superintendent in 1877.
for they have released me from a form of
torture that had afflicted me almost con- ....._
tinvously for twenty years. The pain be•.
first iti my book, then shifted td my TRUST THRUSTS,
hip, thence down my leg. It 1.ecaose so
severe that it seemed as though the very Whatcver remedy Is adopted thould be
marrow in my bones waa being ecalded, calculeted to break the power of trusts
.. •
and at' timee I could alraceit cry aloud:
from the agony I endured. I tried all sot ta
of liniments end lotions, but got no relief.
I doctored with several physiaians, even
going to Buffed° for trepan:tent by a special-
ist there, but in no case did I ever receive
more than temporary relief. It may be
easily imagined that the pain I endured
told upon me in other ways and I became
almost a physical wreck. At times my
right leg would swell to nearly twice its
normal size. Then the pain and swelling
would shift to my left leg, and the agony
was something awful. I suppose that dur-
ing the period I was afflicted I have hun-
dreds of times Mil on my back on the floor
with my foot and leg elevated on a chair in
order to abtain slight ease from the'pain I
endured. The muscles and sinews in my
legs looked as though theyhad twisted and
tied in knots. The troable weut on this
way until nothing but Opiates would -dead.
en the pail. I few years ago I read Of a
cure in a similar case through the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pint, aud decided to
try.them For some time after I began
their use I could not see that they vvete
helping me but I decided would give
them a fair trial. By time I had used halt
dozen boxes, there' Nag a decided im.
provement in my case, and I continued the.
use of the pills until I had taken twelve
boxes, when I felt my cure was complete.
• Several years have passed since and I have
had no return of the trouble, so that I feel.
safe in saying that thsmire hat) been per-
manent: • -•
iney else add that my wife has used
the talk for indigestion, .1teiidaches and
dizziness, and has found great benefit from
-them. Wm.& canbot express the great
- ben( fit Dr. Williamei Pink-Pilleimve:been
•to me,and I hope similar sufferers will pro-
fit by my experience'.
•
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills oure by going:
• to the root of the disease. They renew and
build up the blood, and stretigthen the
nerves, thee drivieg disease frorathe sys-
tem. If your dealer does notheep them
theywill be sent postpaid:at 50 cents a box
or six boxes for $2.50 by addressing th
•
In politics, for from this point of view
they are evil, andeyil Oalysll
e-Indianapoe
News.
Your Morning coffee is heated by the
coal trust, sweetened by the sugar trust,
cooled by the ice trust and diluted by -the
milk trust. And most of your breakfast
table is paying similar tribute. Pleasant,.
isn't York World.
It seems to 'be•the determination of the
trusts to 'make this summer uncomfort-
• able. Not only have they put up the
price on the ice supply, but -under a new
law they have seized on o monopoly of
that great American nedessity, soda wa-
ter. Oh, that these tiro too. solid trusts
would welt! -New Yerk Herald.
•POULTRY POINTERS.
Allow no decomposing vegetable mutter
around the quarters. •
Destroy •the nest of the sitting lien
when the chieks fire n day old. •
Diarrhea may often be mistaken for
eholera, showing neatly the same symp-
tonia. ••
• The rapidity with, whieh fowls multiply
..tenties. 4P4:dement .rapid: inexpee-,
sive.
• As the season for sudden showers
•comes on provide for the chicks con-
venient sheds, utuler Which they can ruu
for protection whenevet necessary.
Birds. that a fancier would uot breed.
for. himself ought never to be gold to an-
other unless it be elearly understood that
• the birds are not up to the standard.
.:Use plenty of raw bone, either crushed.
or In the torn:sof meal. It contains lime,
as do oyster shells, nod, .in addition,
contains aniinal matter of great Value.,
• On the farm, especially where the fowls
ate given a tree range, it is usually not
otnessary to feed the hens eireept at
oight allowing them to hunt and scretch
•
• The change of food 1
and water to which ;
those who travel are '
eubject, often pro-
duces an attack of ,
• diarrhoea.. which is as
unpleasant and dist.
comforting as it may
be dangerous.
A bottle of Dr.
Povvieir's Extract of
Wild Strawberry in
your grip is a guaran-
tee of safety.
On the first indi-
cation of Cramps,
Colic, Diarrhoea. or
• Dysentery, a few
dosed will promptly
check the further ads
vance of these
dis-
sases.
As DxstFowler's Extract of Wild Straw,
berry is being widely and shamelessly
imitated, your safety lies in seeing that the
full name is on every bottle you buy,
PERT PERSONALS.
The ameer of A,fghanistan does not I
propose to let the world rest under the
imptession that he °Ma exists as'a comic
! opera theme.-Balthnore News.
1 Mr. Clark of alimitana May take mica-
; sion to remind Mr. Daly that one toeing
hand does not decide a sgame and that
he has a number of chips left. -Washing
ton Star.
• Herbert Spencer has just celebrated his
eightieth birthday. Forty years age the
• doctors decided that he cmild not live, but
Mr. Spencer very sensibly dectded other-
wise. -Minneapolis Journal: .
Aotirew Carnegie has gone to Europe
for rest and recrention, after having been
• tied/doWn to the Florida golf Auks p11
winter. This thing of being rich is ter-
ribly oppressive,-7Chicago Timed -Herald.
• for their , food during the. day. In this
way they will be kept thriftier and in
e better laying condition. -St. Louis Re.
Dr. Williams edioine Co., Brookville, tiiiboc.
Opt. .
It le too bad that:Ice does not grew In
summer, when it is mostneeded,Ridge
w :
ood tN. J.) News, '
Paradoxical as it may sound, the burn-
• ing question of the bout in New York is
Ice. -New York World.
In Chicago ice mist be weighed .in the
• presence Of the.custordek. Bat the ieeMati
• Is not unhappy..., He may use Iris ,Own
Scales.—Kansai City Journal.
' THE DRESSY WOMAN.
• .
• • Among the dainty. tinge lathe shops
• are offered Japanese striped silks,' said
hi he easy to WdOk and dillieult to crush,
Venise lierre and other handsome all
over nets, eopying rich lace designs, are
this season made into Waists of raany dif-
ferent varieties. •
.
Silk warp gypsy cloth and -eilk warp
eolienne are new and faehiOnable dress
fabrics that appear in all the beautiful
pastel colorings of the season.
• Thus far among the. French :models
•shown there are more gowns made with
shirred, plaited �r trimmed skirts than
• with short or king overdresses.
• Besides being greatly en evidence ev-
erywhere else, .bolerci and Eton jackets
will be used foe cycling, mountain climb-
ing, golf and mornings on the betide ,
Notwithstanding the rage for tulle, net,
chiffon and taffeta silk, manipulated in
countless Ways, ribbons, eithet plain or
patterned, are popular decorationa for
both gowns and hats.
• Shirmd skirts are close rivals of the
• plaited styles, and S01110 of the models in
this fashion have pointed h4i) yokes made
Of all over embroidery wrought variously
411 china silk, taffeta, grenadine, drap
de chine and cashmere.
• ;Summer textiles will amain be made up
• without lining, giving tbe vvearet an op-
portunity to make any number of effect-
ive eh:loges in the low cot tiilderwaist
and skirt OT closely fitting priucess
of :talk, limn or meroei.ized batiste. •
The new piques are attractive both in
tlimfita And coloring. id hi the shadve of
•old rose," 1irt,v6 tan and pink ere'
notably fine: Ther are shown In dote,
stripes laud checks, in bright colors or in
black and white. -New York Poet.
. . 1
/0 Turkey one youth and midden Who
tan walk properly and eau understand
.the necessary religious gervice are allow -
Id to marry.
No matteti.ow dull trade may be In
es
other lino business the whip manage-
ttlrer has a slD.--Chicago News.
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•
Only one person In every four of the
inhabitants of London 'earns more than .
$5 a week, , ..
A Hard One.
Mt Goodfellow (showing his wife all
around his counting house) ---And thaw
are the day books.
Mrs. Goodfellow*Yea? Now show me
the night books.
kfr, Goodfellow (mystified)—The night
book?
Mrls. Goodfellow -Yet. Thome that yeti
heve to work eVer night and that keep
litre E. soutifbolni,o, Asttenbuts. Est,, me by the tableta, Thoy'aro ogrtainlyleasy
"I`or aorne year a morn ng.
articalar thenmatiern. The kidney did nOt WOO aboeso luta a 'heavy oOld mettle' in my
aot at ail well. .0dy age, 72 is -against me. 60k in the shape of a lumbego, The pain
have suffered from it kid, nnd gentln In 600010 Yeti down here until 2 o'clock in thit
ney trouble essosiated with a muse *t and
Zr J. reeren,Ontar o •say:— Some The Un6lerafreted Wish tO inf rin
formerly oroupled by Pair & Co,
• Who would think there .
, of water? But themis, It
was insanity behind a drop
11-11
was a favorite torture in the
1111
old days to fasten the victim
where water should slowly
drip on his forehead. In a
.little...while be was a howl-
ing maniac. .
Women do not, as a rule, :/
realize :how the steady
drains which sometimes •
afflict them must at last re -act on the
'mind. Sometimes, it is only- fretfulness,
irritability or peevishness. At other'
times the condition passes beyond un-
reasonableness to irrationality.
'With the relief of the body, from dis-
ease, Dr. Pierce's FavoriM Prescription
gives also a cheerful mind and contented
spirit. When the drains and pains are
stopped the mind soars up like a balloon
from which dead 'weight has been cast
out. Mothers who never knew a happy
moment when the birth hour confronted
them, and younger women doomed each
Anonth to a period of mental depression
as well as physical Suffering, have found
a perfect cure by the use of "Favorite
Prescription." It contains no alcohol,
wither opitim,cocaine or other form of
narcotic.
"Isufferedmith female weakness about eight
yeare -tried aeverat doctors but derived no
benefit ,until I began using Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription," writes hire. John Green, of
Danville, Moyle Co., By. "This medicide vtas
recommended to inc by other patients. X have
taken miebottles and / feel like another person."
"I look your niedieine six months and feel
now like a new person," writes Miss Annie
Wood•Co., W.Va. "Have
no headache, no backache, no pain anywhere.
I took seven bottleofDoctor
Pier:Dee Favorite Prescription, 1
Arid seven bottles of his
'Golden medical Discovery," I
think there is no medicine like
Doctor Pierce's. I can't speak
highly enough of yonr medi-
cine for it has done me ao much
good, I don't feel tired as d
used to, nor sick. / feel well
and think there is no medicine
equal to Dr, Pierce's Favorite
Prescription,"
Doctor Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets are graduated to
the eensittve system of
women:
e w eauties
Imposing fines on impudent players on
the ballfield has begun early, but net too
• early to meet the impudence. Mmarently.
-Boston Herald. •
One thing 0511 be sidd in favor of the
St. Louis Baseball club -it usually man-
• ages to occupy first place at lenst once
during the season -St. Louis Republic.
It is to be hoped that the separation of
. Washington from the League will not:
create the impression arum baseball en-
thusiasts elsewhere that the District of
• Columbia has been taken off- the map.-
• Washington Star.
U. L. 11ACPIIERSON ,
. xisTsuttA.Not. .
1 Fire, • tile, A.ecident, • Plate:Glee&
.1 Oemor. •• • MaesaY"litAna. Chtlimeit
" JACOB TAYLOR
cunt.n.• Ont.
"General District Agent for the
. . _
Confederation Life .Insuranee Co
• for Stratford avd Goderi cb, inclusive. All in
armatien relating to inenrence gladly given
Money to loan at reasonable rates.
• oroce 1/1. Palace Block
JOHN W. YE0
HOLMESVILLE,
Agent for eke Fink AtietreaNas
Co. of Manchester. England, whose funds and
security are rated at 914,500,000. .Also the Mo-
Hii,f0e Mintree hesuealece Co. All classes°,
farm risks and town property. takenit
lowest rates. Pirsh-class *Loan Companies
also represented. Money to be had from 4per
cent up, according to nature of security -
Daily Mail to Holniesville - postal ear
fetch him.
AGENTS 1VA.NTER.
For "Story of South Africa," by john Mark
Ridpath, L. L. D., Edward S. Ellis, M. A., J.
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from 12 years' travelling in douth Africa for
us. We are the only Canadian Publishers
vrho have had a branch in South Africa for
nineteen yeers, giving ue an imm ense advant-
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Our authorship, letterpress and eegravings
are stiperior, and Canadian outl ngents bet-
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sure are we of this, that we wit pail free for
comparison ourproppectua to anyone nossese-
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' Havingpurokased the butchering
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pared tc) furnish the people of Clin-
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•lard, butter and eggs always kept on
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Tlephone 70.
IOrders delivered promptly to all
parts 01 the toWn,
N.B.-Persons having hogs for
shipment will confer a favor by
issnog word at the shop,
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The Imperial
MEAT MARKET.
*so tom of Dr. eit°11er Baok0•010 was quite (leveret f was Waded to try Dr,
Tablets and got a beta° R. B, Comb's's Pieher's Backache Xidey Tanlets I got a
dreg store and t am able to taY that their bottle at Combe tog store and
effeet nn the kidney was excellent, t have found them excellent. Their action was
no idea of complete mobil at my itge,but rapid and easy and all anyone could ask in
AM Very' well pleased with the relief giVen the ishape of relief.
It yeti hatie the atiglitellt SYMpittil of kiatoy bladdeetrouble,yeti eau test this groki
Illtelleitle Arrangernents have ham) /ludo, whereby every reader of this paper Oen
Oita a trial pieltege Of Dr. Piteher's Itidnee Tablets, absolutely free by ed.
closbng tie6-00th stamp for postage to The Pitcher Tablet Co., Toronto, Ont. Whim giv.
Ing address mention this paper.
f you Aril corivincod Pitelier's Tablets are whet you went, you tan purehast regular
*ISA for 60 cents iltr bottle. If iiet obtainable at dinggiats, tosiioa !tee. of pothos roe
.0stpli Of pride.
• ••*•,, Divide&
Hielt4•440t SO rod- folt better
than you did, / sitmle? •
Wicks—Vire% I won't say that, but I I
get along witt It better. have got tav
Wife Intereeted In it, you ote, &ea '
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the dialect and do the butdoor work, 46
It idn't 010 very c011usting to either of tic
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111. ..100
ityee Open.
'"Havvit you considered what matrimony
Meatier' atked old Dar In Mark.
1 "Oh, Yes," replied young Spend,.
"That's why I want to marry your daugh-
ter'-
..Philadelphia North American.
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This is what the f ot ear we
are showing is like,
oan give ocrofert, tbeauty, style I
and finish at reaeoneble .pritee,.
end' see e, full atm*.
Pull lines at trunks, Vaitaes,
etc., sinfite end Doublellarness,
er :14 w 0 Y
J. 'MITCHELL
Victoria Meek.
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Children cry for
the reople Of Clinton and vi Mit
they haVe Opened %min tile attire
Madill Block) Ontario Si
Where they will 10,150 lh seoka1l kinds of
Pktdi, ()asked, Cured and
• Canned Meatao
each ea are itettalle earried Itt a first obese meet
Stors,Beof itlatrollaraYt: 2r:111211 etilTtli
a likeneture, which will be &littered to any
part of the town, Orders solioited
3 lbs. good Saitsagetor 111 cods,
JOHN SOIVUTON, Manager:
T. It, OASZ itt• 00.
CASTORIAi INTOX
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Slater Shoe Catalogue
Send your name and address on a postal,
or lesli and get the new 44 -page catatosve
" Characteristics."
Gives the latest shapes and styles in
s' Slater Shoes," illustrates them in all their
varieties, tells of the leathers in their make,
up, full of wlriesome advice ott shoe*
and feet.
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By its. means you can order shoes by '
mail and get the exact size, width, shape,
color and leather you want. •
"Slater Shoes" are made in 12• shapes, 6 widths, sizes 'ando
half sizes, reliable leathers and fashionable colors.
Every pair .Goodyear welted, bearing the trade mark, name
and price of tuatara' gawped on the sole in a slate frame.
Jackson Bros,, Sole Agents for Clinton.
mizan maziolgrag.t.to
For pure. blood,
A bright eye and
A clear complexion,
A keen appetite,
An easy digestion
And refreshing sleep.
1111:ALIE.
riztol't Sar:aparilla
It arouses the Liver,
Quickens the circulation,
Brightens the spirits and
• Generally, makes life Worth living.
ShOy seven years trial have proved it to be beyond question,
the most reliable BLOOD purifier known.
• All the leading Irani* -1ell BRISTOL'S SARSAPARILLA,
4:a c ec.
es
uggies Wagons,
FirOelas.s :from, $65 ,to
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FBSD • RITIVIBALL, Clinton
FANCY FUANITIIRE AT FINE FIGURES
. ,. Jest arrived - A large assortmeht of new styles.
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Parlor suits .............18C0 to $50.00 Sideboards $5.00 25.0G,
°oodles .... . . ... ; . ..... COO to 15.00 High back chairs 40 to - L5Cis
Cohblet 'Rockers... .. . : . 1 50 to 650 Good mattress ...... 100 to 600,,
Sxtension Tables . „ ...... L 00 to moo Bed springs. .. . . .......... 1.25 to 3.50.
Window shades, picture frames, mirrors, room mouldings, baby cabs, etc..
Everything at rcekbottom prima.. --.111L. 40I-1.]ElL4t...47B-11Air lEti-vtli -
Do You Deal Witk ?
If Not.. Why Not. ?
• We are here to supply your %mkt to a certain extent: We carry in stock
great variety of goods and sell them on a very close margin of profit.
. We give 16 oz to the pound and 86 inches to the yard tid not take more,.
We have a eupply of field seeds, viz.Timothy, Bed, Aleike and Liicerne•
Clover, Orchard Grass, Flax, /tape, Millett,6 Rowed Russian Banner and New'
Zealand Oats. White Beans and 130 end of garden seeds. We have Spades, Shovels,
Forks, etc,
. Wire both plain and barbed, Nails, Glass, eto. - • Grp
We are making a special sale of ready made Clothing and. Tweeds, very! cheap..
We have Wall Paper, Brushes, Brooms,
Soap, Carpets, eto. for spring,' estate
. Our Millinery always pleaees the eye and is, not hard on the parse.r"" M'Arl
Our terms are cash or predate for which • We always pay the highest prices.
Contain your own interests and you will give tat a fait trial.
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EMporitun,.• Londesboxo' • R 'ADAM S
April .17th, -1890 • . ••
'Clinton Sash, Door, and
BlindFactory. -
s. S. COOPER- • PROPRIETOR
•General Builder and Contractor.
• Thin faiitory is the largest Mille county, and has the very latest improved. ma*
obiniryieapabie of doing work on the shortest notice. We carry an extensive.
and rellable dock and prepared plane, and give estinfates for and bnild all oleo..
ea of buildings on short notice and on the closest prieeri All work le eupervis*
ed in a meohanical way and eatisfaotion guaranteed We sell all kinds of in-
terior and exterior material.
Lumber Lath, S.hingles, Linie, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc
Agent for the Celebrated GlEtAYBILL SCHOOL DESK, ninnufacinted
at Waterloo. Call and get priett and estimates before placing 'etittr orders*
ardware
. sole
Efeadquartere for ell kiiide of Hardware,Tinwsre, Nuilut Booke,Hingem.
Olass, White Lead and Oils, the celebrated Sherwin Williame ready
mixed paints, Daisy Chun% Screen Doors and Windows, Blue Plume
Wiokiess Oil Stow% all kinds of Wire Fencing, Agents for the Ameri-
can ,Pield Fence the beet fence in the world, it is Homo proofBull,
prod, Bog proof, Pig Ana Dog tight, extreme heat and, oda does: mot,
-draw it (Mt of ehepe, it stops where We put,
call and See it
A few iloyal A.ineriettb Oletlies Wringers, at $2.85'
while they last, a first.elass wringer. A few odd shad'es ready.
mixed paints at a big discount. Lawn Mowers at redueqd,
price. to dear (Mal Only Fire Proof Safe for $27.00...
arlaittd Bros.strzrze
Expert,' in tfot lir and /let Water Beating And Plurabing.,
CLINTON