The Clinton New Era, 1902-07-25, Page 7•
The Chances ot Long Lite.
We, SWAIM be aerate ed the fear of
•
deeth--elet cle,ath, leself. If vell
irollote thie rule, there is no seas
0004 WhY we shottici not •all be-
• Vomit ceatertartans— so we are to
U he "11 ev go d'Econeuti e Poll.
Idelue" by M. Sean Pinot. Tbis author
lbegins anarticde on tee limitations of
We by mentioning some trieditiOnal
long lives. .Among these case* ars
these et a resident of Goa, whe is said
to ° ?lave reached We folnehundredth
Year in the enjoyment of gill hie intel-
lectual facuities, a Scotchman who
lived to be ever 200 years old, and vari-
Ous monks Of Moat Athos who have
Peached 150 year*. Ale assert e that
•Pervian statistics for 1897 thew three
peretme between 136 and 140 yearn old,
U from 126 to 135, 123 front 115 to kas„,
and 290 from 106 to 115. In 1800 there
were, he says, in the 'United ,States,
3,981 Denson* over 100 eears eel and 21
, in London. M. Fleet eltee a teethe-
,/ enatical formula'whith he eredits to
'ff)r. Richardson, by which anyone may
get an Idea of hie probable length of
life. It is only necessary to add the
ages of one's father and mother to
those of one's two grandfather e and
two grandmothers, tend the total di-
vided by six indicates the exact num-,
4ber of years one should live, 3, 'inot
does •not believe that the averaget
length of human life has been reduced.
+On the contrary, he believes that it ts
,Constantly Inereasing, owing to the
'progress of hygiene. Why de we grow
*Ld at all? The 'writer answers:
"roe three reasons; First, want of
+Physical exercise in the open ter; seo-
iced,. poisoning by Microbes which the
phagocytes have not succeeded in de-
stroying.; third, fear of death. It Is
bard .to imagine the importatee of this
hurt element, If a man,fearc :Oath, it
!will :carryhim away. And yet It is
*Mee pleasant to die; no .sensatiod
. could be compared to it."
To prove this , aes,ertion, M. Mot
emcees Helen, who related the sensa-
tions he experienced while falling with
lets companions fronethe summit of ens
et the Alps to a death 'which he mir-
etoulously escaped: , •
"At 'first a sense of beatitude. then
cornplete • insensibility to touch and
pain; finally an 'extreme rapidity of
theught and cif imaginationwnibh In a.
few seconds enabled hint to •recollect
• the events of his whole life. therefore,
• it is not death we should fear, but the
fear it Inspires In us. We are wrong,
•says Socrates, .to fear death, as it is
our greatest possession: op earth, and.
eeneca adde that It la the best of the
inventions of life, 'while Montesquieu.
coneludes that we ehould shed tears
Or men when they are Bern and not
when itiry dick. •• . • •
'M. Henry de .VerigelY exarninee the,
giu'estiori of longevity in ."L'Illuitra-
Zone from another point of view.. • He
&eke: Has the man of to -day aechance
to live longer than the matt of 2,000.
years ago? He bases .his conclusions •
.uPon charts and statistics published by
Professor. Karl Pearson. In "Hlometri-
'and upon. the researches made by
W. Spiegelberg of Strassburg, on the
ago of Egyptien mummies. These One
elusions are that an Dositlah who 2,000
rears ago lived to he 68 years old was
Pkely to -Ifve longer "than a modern
Englishman or the same age. ef. de
Varigny gives the following. explene- '
tient•
•"EvidentlY there wee:among the
Egyptians a natural selection, result -
leg from envifonment, that does not .
take place te-day, at least to the same
'degree, among civilized people. The
Egyptians who reached the age Of 68
years had robust constitutions, and
therefore their chances of longevity'
were exceptional. Mortality was high-•
er among the children and the adults,
and there was a kind of. selection by
death. The man: • • of • to -day is not
ctronger; he is possibly..weaker. But
the majority of the people live under
conditions more favoiable to eingevity,
becadie we knew what Conditions to,
promote. In ether Words, the greater
•expectation of &Image life Is the result
•oz the •progress of sanitary eciertea
the fullest ,sense, and -got the result of •
an Increas of vitality. It. IS the -anti-"
:Sequence of the evolutiori of Man's in-
tellect rather than of the evolution of
les body." •
For these reasons M. de Variene as-
serts that although the chances of life
.2tave inoreased for Infancy, youth, and
the prime• of Me, they hattenot in-
ereased for old age. ••
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•
.a Tailor's Cunning.
. "You've made a Mistake iri my bill,"
said a young • matt excitedly yesterday
to the proerieter ot a prominent tailor-
ing house.. .
"That can't be," asserted the tailor,'
_
'Oh, but tes ;th," exclaimed the youth
In a flurry. "Ttook here!' Ten deliars.
toe much. chargeel On this bele'
The proprietor compared the bill with
his books, -"You're rig -hie" letansieee
!ie •admitted. "I'll take •ten dollars off,
and how truth. did you say you wanted
to pay on aceount?" • • ..
. The young men grew red, roughed, •
and finally produced' a five -dollar note.
"That works every time," confided,
the tailor to an • interested • bystander,
eater the easterner had .departed.
"Nothing brings a man here in such a
hurry as to overottarge :him oh his bill.
When a .customer •gets a tittle back-
ward and dodges the place, I send him
a bill overehargliig him: He cOmee or.
et rush"to have the mistake correeted
and e. little diplomacy does th,e rest..
.Best of all, it doesn't hurt les feelings,
'as would a visit from a collector."--,
l'hilacielphie "reset:ed." • •
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THE .OLINTON NEW ERA
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COLD ST ORAG il d
VARMS. .1
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A. SUggetAltni Bespe01,14 Covalotusiktit C
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Among I'eeigeberi.
The fanner as a prodneer Ando him-
self limitdd as regards the gale ei
fruits by the 'impossibility of keeping
them at all beyond their natural sear
•eCIA whelt there is always a glutted
Market. In most lame cities cold-
,15\oraff'0 houses for the keeping of
fruits, meats and other produoto are
btilit and their owners realize Yer,
large profits, though they are ebliged
to build on expeneive ground, and to
procure ice that costs much more then
• it could be put UP for by meet farmers.
We believe the time la coming When
the keeping of fruits until the best
seaeon for selling them_ will be regard-
ed as rauth the legitimate business of
the large orenardist as la the care and
management of his trees and tbe gath-
ering of theirr. fruit.
If no farmer in a neighborhood
grows enough fruit to make this worth
while, a number can comblue together
to build the storage bourie, allotting to
, each one space preportionecl to tbe
amount eactt has put in. • ei. better •
way, would be t� capitalize the cost of
'the icehouee and a sufficient fund to ,
furnish each winter the amount of ice
eit will require the following year. It
yell then be easy to divide up the
available etorage rtiont, allowing eaell
• stockholder as much' room as the
amount he bad 'put in woultl entitle
•Ittlia to. The cost of thie storage may •
often be !mid by labor in putting up
the Ice and if the etockholders do not
want all the room the gurplus may be
disposed' of to those who Will mike
the beet offer. But for a long time
the fruit growers who originally in-
vested In title c-.opeiative concern
Will want all the ,room therneeives.
• Thee who want to ,teet in as stock-
• elders w 11 be obllged to form Inoue.
• Or co -Operative • establignment and
build cold-atorage arms for theirr. ittWe
It le not itione fruits and vegeta-
Mee that cold storage will Prove "MP
• 'taiga By building separate coid
etorage tematities of milkmay blip
• kept in good condition, so that the
night and morningMilking may go
• together to be sold. • "Wnen farmers
take to bundler cold storage for any
purp,uf they ba
soon learn of other :lees that It can
be put to. that wil,t give them greater.
• profits than they, have • ever: before
• found for iniestniente on the farm
• self. 'The lausineen of farming. so• far
Prodwition isentencerneti, seam to
beveeiregenyeedonle But this' 180n17
•because enougb attention itas not bean .
•igpren to markettng products after they
are .—Amerlcazi Culttvatr• .
Women often astonish neW acquaint-
ances, who are introduced to a large
family of etrong boys and healthy girls,
'Who call thia young looking Newnan
*nether. It is popularly imp sed that
• maternity is the foe
of beauty, and the
•• 11,401/104) worn and faded face
of Many a mother
/ seems to warrant the .
belief. But it is hard
to believe that nature
should compel a
woman to seed,
fice the rightful
dower of her
beauty in order
to carry out a
natural function
of her being/
And nature does
not. The pains
a n4 sufferings
Mi tchielheo on dt arte°,
to a large ex-
tent, unnatural, 1
This Is proved
by the use of Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which prevents and curee
nausea, tranquilizes the nerves, encour-
ages the appetite, induces refreshing
eleep,and makes the baby's advent prae,
tically painless.
wresitp-ririttrSagyeleb'sertIP;tvenelillit 9:477ntletoe'OiVet.4.
ever since nay baby was born ingregaro to what
your 'Favorfte Prescription' has done, for inc.
I cannot praise it enough, for I have not bee*
as well for five years as tam now, In July last
ilck daibiweight
;l°ila str,initi aenotbad one sick day. I have, not had any utedue •
rot rc111PlrivifutPrndgt:14riendre;evprise
lee me so well"
,,Payorite Prescription', baa the testi-
mony of thousands of women to its com-
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and unproved sub-
stitute in its place,
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
complexion and sweeten the brassie,
, • 1,--sradi,sig the stoetr.
.Suppose • a pure 'Southdown male le
mated with e grade female of :very mix,
ed breeding. In eetrimop larguage, it
Wriuld be Staid that 00 per ,cent. of the
blood elements in the progeny would. be
per cent. graae. in
Ireality it is not so, for more than 50,
per cent. of the qualities of the progeny .
are derived from the male, as many more
as his propoteney exceeds thatof the
'dam. ' This excess'of prepotency on the
side of the sire would leave its impress
on the progeny. They would resemble
the sire name than the dam, as much
more as the prepotetcy of the sire ee-
ceeded that ofthe dam.. Now stip:lose
that15 per dent. of blood elements in the
• Progeny +are from the sire, then net mere .
-then. 25 per cent.•.are• from the darn. If.
that were true, which is nota very •un-
• like13, eceurrepee, then the: progeny' of,
the first cross would in reality he three-.
fouttim Southdown. If a Southdown
The Torture. of male were mated weth the female pro-• •
geny., it is. Very evident that the aniinals
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.of the third generation Would be essen-
guarantee rnr Latest idetluid Tresernent to be Is permanent and poetiett cure toe
e view' leele and etrioture, without outing, etretchlug or loss of (Inc. In lesriceceie it ;
:absorbs the inaggunl, or wormy condition, equalizes circulation, stops painsinthegroinS,
• also all drain, thereloY giving the organs their proper nutrition, vitalizes the peas %tie re-
, storeelost powers; in Stricture it absorbs the Stricture tissue,,stoPs smarting sensation,
:I nervousness, weakness, backache, eto., while in alt proetatio troubles It los the treat,
mon* par excellence. So posittve Z that my treatment ein, cure Tote yeessaa
PAY WHEN CURED
- l°uuneed tuitng uttu o gazeoonvtozet 1-otthotghetldeonaleteoureha
- rnestiianhimsbocupcey,ut,i4,eoordenelnmyLtestmetbod
ratment, s,
otherwise I eoulti not rnake you this proposition et makes ue difference who
has failed to cure you, cell or wate me.
Each Time You Cali You See Me Personaffy,
Or mils tinae you 'write it receives my personal attention. The nureber or Years X am
estioxished In 13etrolt, and the oures 1 accomplislied otter given up by other doctors, has •
placed me as Oats foremost specialist ot the country. OONSULTATION FREE. Cali or
Avrite for Wank for blank ortome treatment. Perfect system of home treatment for .1
those who cannot call., BOOK lati3B. All medicines tor Oenaditte patfeete :delved '
from Windsor, Can, All duty and express cliargeS prepaid. Nothing Bent 0. O. D,
200 WOODWARDWILX et,
DR, GOLDBERG, DETROIT., Mieelle. COOne Third. of your life
July 25th, 1902
Harvest i$.Coirdng
/3 ut before it vowel) there is a fruit sewn, Toe will therefore Want a atipplyX
Fruit jars, We have, Iroperiel, Pints, 'Quarts and Half Gallons,
Do you want a flay Forts,rope,4 Well of Pare lnilla? Then (tome hole. Da tett
forget Forks, Rakes, Seythes, Seated, eeythe Stoma, Alechine On Evil Cane Then psr.
haps you want a screen door or window? Yon ought to see ours,
• A. fine variety of Peekage Tees such as Blue Ribbon, Salado, Moneoc,n, Gra*
and Fall Brett&
Do you want your Photosenlarged, if so. Ask for One of our Cards.
Ternes are cash or produce such es liege et 14c, (and likely more) Butter; Lerk
Tallow, Dried Apples, eto. A trial respectfully Solicited, Yours for businetis,
truporium, Londesbero fj
July ard, lass. Not
Mainly About People.
"I. wonder what makes nay eyes se
weak?" a fierce Radical once said to
Disraeli. "It is because they are In a
weak place," was the reply,
General Horace Porter, the Tenite:d
States minieter to France, says that
when he departed foe nis post five years
ago, his pasting words to it:Ittek Twain.
as he was attout to beard the steamer
for •the other side, were: "mark, May
the Lord be with you." "Yes," the hu-
morist replied, with a slight trough,
"and I hope lie may occasionally find
a leisure =merit to pee some attention
to you also."
Onoe when dining quite by chance
With Dr. Creighton, the tete Bishop' of
Lond,on, at a certain Club, Lord Rose -
buy remarked: "Ahl me Lord Bishop,
'what a •nuisance this :dining ts! Two
things I absolutely dread- long On-
us, and a long'sermone I think that a
sermon and a, dinner, however good
either may be; ottgbe never to last mere
than a quarter of an hour, or twenty
mieutes at the mast." "Well, well,"
said Dr. Creighton, musingly, "could
we not arrange matters this way, mY
•Ierd? Knoek, say, ten minutes off the
sermon, and put It on to the dinner, .
Here Is the story how Mrs. earoffne
Corbin became the anti -woman suf-
fragist leader in Chicago. letre. Corbin
weneto. school with leliss Susan B. An- w
tue
rree
s.
hawker fashion the merits of his plc-
. thony. and not uhtil years later the .7fhat in ivire of the little bleick box in-
• In'Ttheerepseteor aenwdficQugriaetithse,rebde tasreomuned.
two women • met in Washington. side the tent. Finally the photograph -
'What• have you been doing ail teat er thought he. might set the sheep to
while?" asked Miss Anthony. "Bring' running' by singling out 'otie of the
ing up fou t boys," was the answer. crowd and taking his picture free. '
"10i/el" exclaimed' the outspoken Su- Standing near each other were e young
sane sun s a, woman man and a young• woman. Thinking
.
like you doing with four boys?" "I* •that they would like to bataken to -
don't know. Would you expect me to
strangle them?" "Both!" was the• re- more courage to face the camera than
gether, and that the two would have
They will grow hate to be men—nothing out: - •
gi
is spent in bed.
Opinions of Leading Phestehms.
• Race 81.00. For sale by eruggists, et
• by naell on rethipt of prim
I have found the suppository made by
W, T, Strong of great value in hemorrhoids.
They are the best I ever mad. T, V. HUT-
CHISON, M. D., Medical Health Officer,
Londou, Out.
W. T. STRONG, Menufaieturing Chem.
ite, London, Ontano.
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A Photographic Introddction.
Many years/ when tintypes first
• came into general use, the booth where
Pictures were made "while you weit"•
was the center ot a large erawd at evs
ery county fair and popular resort. Ain
• old-time photographer tells an expert.
ence he had long ago, ,before the se-
crets of the camera were known to I
everybody.• a
e hate set itip a tent at a county
• fair, anti was trying to drum trade. He
O stood outside his tent, calling in true
Itching Piles belly Southdown. Thus quickly could
the imost common kind of females whose
O bleed elements are mixed be transformed
In :the progeny into animals -of emelt ex,
• cellence. .
• . The . change ' could. not be made so
quickly had tlie • females been purely
bred, • on high grades of any particular
. breed. : The females ithuld •then have
greater power to resist ehahge. In the
: • •
Mr. /olio Harvey,. Mayor of Arnprior.
Ont., states :—"Only persons who have
.experiericed the torture of itching piles
can forni any idea of What I suffered trent
'this horrible disease. was advised to try
Dr. Chase's Ointment, and can positively
say that it has completely cured me. I
tried very: many so -celled cures for piles,
and can truthfully say that there is no
remedy On the face cif the earth like Dr,
Chase's Ointment for this ptirpose. I
would not be without it for any amount of
money, aid can heartily recommend it to
all sufferers, as it is the best thing I ever
There are several imitations of Dr.
Chase's Ointment, 'but so far, it is the
• only preparation extant which iS a positive
and certain, cure for piles of every form.
You can rely On it absolutely, and it is
only a waste of time and monev to try
su'ostitales. 6o cents hoi, at all el Lial...;,s.'
or Edinanson, Bates & Co., Torcatu.
• e ••- : -se : • --
ree fee re, eei wee • •
eleste of pure breds equally propotehe
.• 'With the Wales, the progeny worsid have.
only '50 per cent. ef the qUalities of the
Male, whereas if in the previoas •in-
-stance the pregeny Of the first erase had:
75 per cent. of the bleed elements cd
• the same ewe, the .progeny might have
high exceeleece, bet that would depend
-considerably • upon the natures of the
blending of the 'elements. in -sloth
breeding, in some instances eke 'blending
' is satisfactery, in other insitanees at is
not, wherette• when a ,really good piere
bred site is mated 'with' reany common
not enough, however, to 'choose. good;pure
nearly all instances; satisfactory. No
man should feel discouraged, 1 hereforee.
ed-
ebacseyaesme e ahnist of
°link prirev triogf xd:d, aburde
hrings within, reach of the fanner an
therefore a vete simple ' prooest. It
Ing .: • Thee feet wilt facilitate eapid nn
Impreremeat • through iipgrading is
proveinent ori eerreel Ihies,'Xiitlici Than-
reterd it
of
••A -Believer in the • doingTit quickly. But it shoitld he :re-
THE DAY IS OURS!
Malt
Breakfast
• Food
Has Crptured Canadian Pal-
ates arid Hearts
It Pleases the whoa Pani fly
Patina add Old
•
• • — • mem ered that the imProvement *might
• There •are two very. &missing little
anecdotes hi the • newly - publishee
"Me.moirs of Beer von •Buseh,"
• who lived for years in the denfldenee.
of Prince van 131ernarck. It appears
that the lien 'Chancellor was not ten-
der to hts two sons When. they were
, .
little and spanked them foe • the
slightest offence. • Once Herbert and
"Hill" had been eaught stealing nuts.,
in the 'garden of et, neighber, -Who, full.
• of 'respect ..fOr the little •gentlemen,
• Only scalded them mildlY.
4:••••••"•44144• 4124M1114VA:44119:.*"0„rJ,
marek and Moritz -Busch Put in
pr.arti ace. • "What!" dried the atcril .
fathrt•ri "la 'that all you. find tosaiy to
' th.so seoundrels? Please pin on, •
of ammo:It elastic branches from yoar,
despoiled tree, .• and • glop them, unrim
illy very • eyes, ;the heet thraihing that
they over had. Ane; depend upon. it,
when 1' do it hneself I do not spare
them!" • There was fie getting •out ef
It; so the neighbor set about the task.
as tenderly as poSsible, huts leen-tarok)
,strimpine, with nis foot, kept On. ery.' '4c
fag, "Go 001 Go oni oti cowardie
the wietched fainter, 'excited by the '
cenirtiantling voice, hit „so herd that the:
bore asked for mercy, . .
Herr von Busch irdignant, and
mut& not help _venturing a few Ob-
eervatione. •"13ah!" Bismarck an -
:sewed, "you are too Much oe a tient!-
. ineneillist, and scent tgeore that, tbe
birch •is tee ,salvatinn :of' our Gurnee
ehlitliee, Look at the Prince Imperial
hitriesgfi The bireh neceir for a trio- 1
• merle leaves the beck of the' chair of
loratilela IT., his governess, Who obeee .
(peters, but hates beating her august
Dtleeti.Pile‘att', choking with. laughter, the
Vance wont On: "One day the poor,
kind lady; after havink administered a
ppm etirreetIon to Zilhelni, •said,
'4elleve me, your Ilighltess, it hurts'
Me more than it hurt you When.
bittese to purils'h you so.' The hey
*gigged hie shoulders, Wilting Seine.
hat inereduleue. A little latet, at
Maxon time, were all the
a. gathered rouna the fable, 136
will only barapid in proportion, first, as
good sires Are chos:en, that is,. good in.
dividualle .and in proportiOn; second, as
tte progeny are suitably cared for. -It is
not enough, bewever. to good,. pure sires.
tires.They ought to be geed arwell'aspere •
fy bred. The breeder ef grades is meth
prone to concletle thee 'because Ile is
breeding grades it- is not so greatly .inn.
portant. that the sire sball Ate of high
eecelleelee, panelling he has a pedigree. -
% should be remembered, l'iowever,' that
41, geed site is jest as Potnt improv•
ipkgrecles as in improving pore bans,
ritot; VOA nnere*.Sh.—P refessor There,
es. ehaw, in American Sheep. nneeder. ,
Hearing cif the election protest
met:hist the return of D. A. Stewart,
reheral, as member for Liegar, has
been fixed for Sept erohm fith, at Mani -
ton, „
To more to you tirt;) "`"•,
nil• _
(.111,0 Obit met.t is .1 certain
.yit• nix' oil l.t'L.r lic4
ht, morafte...nr..„, tate?' ea, 'we'd 10.
1Tioiii do it, f• nit ei•t!.1, t '4 41
DOrr Iltr 1t1C 1"11ikt if' 1 it 111 J., '1: " tl ,1
Zrt 1111 r Sr.3,:t" .; I
1.4 eri or e. •: ze, • ,.
•iCe, ewe ' • - • e, .k..34.41
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el danghtet of Wire Sifitive,reof
St. Ontharines; witeAt owned in the old
Welland. canal there,
Lightning caused the destruction of
the barns of Geo, Evane, near London
Portlier, Galt, was given fen ditee
n tail for attenipting to corn t stil
• «A remitter of heves were destroyed
bv light eing hi Ottawa, district dui ing
the teeent Stortn.
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ON TIIE FOURS•QUA.13;b1 PLAN(
The four-eqoare plan ' roeitne that all
custompre, regardless of rank 'or station,
receive the setae eareful attention and
treatment at our store. We are as•partio.
a
eteifiltlenly 'eald to . the governese.
Males Thasaltfitsf tonne has woo the aay
s,nd captured too paletes and hearts of all
ceeteliane. Lovers of pure and true health -
foe& quickly diseovered diet Malt Break.
fast•Food preened many health virtties
'unknown to other drain feods. It gave
fl
tire Elatiefeetion end pleaeure to old' an
yoting it kept the strong and well happy
and vigeretts, and formed ilesh, mitecle and
bone for the week,. For those reasons,Malt
Ilreakfast Vood has won the day and will
ever be tlis favorite breaktitst dish, AM
&oats
• s
;your back better?' On whieh. Prineese
Vie:torte kindly &sited ber *hat wan
the metier with her back. 'Not much,
,t hope,' rjuteklY • enswevot.1 the mit-
lehlevottle ,boy trhe is now Temperer;
'Too Pearcely feel mine now, but you
see, redthee, Pranieirt hes fetch a
tympethetie hatk that it :SP t.0
ItUtt her • direetly she coinmehees tee
Aatie the, and the perfertned .dt1 nii
this Morning,'"
mill of fttibt.
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mar with the child who is. sent
chase MAW email artiele as we aro with
the perienced adult, . We never sub -
'5 it ale inferior aruge when. filling eone
erd the "eomethieg last att good.'
ann titatitttito
ttor s preseription. We neVer recenn.
'Under all dirournatatices of sickness
and dier,tr� ' I :try :ioropettod is
safe, sure and unfailing. It cleatere end
ptirifles.' the bleed, braces the ne.rves,
norreete digeetion, and hunch; up those
with° are weak and run.down. If you are
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reenite will eurprtse you. Our stock of
reine's Celery ComPouncl is always fresh
• and purs.
ilanY.Druggiet, Onkel,
• nervous or m eeptasit, try one. bottle th
egrepiete•
wweithhaovuet itnheamt0.04
Iron and braSE. }aerie are becoming so popular, thet ne well furnished home
O
e'er that reason yourbedrooni ebould be the beet furnished room in -the house -
several new patterns, with wire spring attaoltMent, Whki
CleanlineTateBveriaeuetsyearnednoOtohniigfhor.t are combined.
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Buggies ! Wagons!
• Do you manta high grade Bugg,y or Wagon ?
We have the finest knock to select from. All the latest styles in the twee -
est colors. Our prices are as low as can be found tor first•class material '
and workmanship. Before you huy call and see us.
We also handle the Canadian Steel Field Pence, already woven, any farmer ea :
erest EtOM 60 to 80 rode per day, it is a these strong fence.
Geo. LaviS, Isaac :Street, Olintor
N DOOR'14) SCITV Mid A oippot,t,
Every 'Farmer Should use..
FORMALDEHYDE.
Tbe best knOlin remedy for &nut on Oa's, Barieyl
Wh t C
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ea or orn.
We can give you .testimonials from all the leading
farmers of this section who used our Formaldehyde
last year. Fnll mstructions given with each bottle,
Use Combes "Standard Formaldehyde"
Ply; you eheuld riever liaNre' had them, a lone •victime the pliotograPher nail,- _ _ 9
H ..B• COARSE •
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'Chemist at Druggist
but mere': •It was then that•Mrs. cor.- "Thatgentlernan right' there and that
blitbedanie an eternen cif woman sof- lady, ,corte inside and I'll give you plc -
•miss in 'two naleutes, free of ohargeet..'.
..Glibert . Parker • ' sake Of his first -at- . :The two. looked eeeech. caber, grinned,
ternetat atithorseip: "I Went to .Archie ' • and 'finally cante, irieide the teets .
bald Forbes, with Wheel .1' Was ace Stand . right there es Raid the photo- •
ettainted, to have .:hine.give. me a note grainier. eThaes It Now hold still a
le the Mama -linens, as I wanted ter see- • minute. There erne are.. Now wait till
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whether they 'would not 'bring out. a I' finish `ern lip." : ; - • • . • .;
book of sh,or storieso' me. read In • a few minutes he hanaed these-
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tfr He
the'. stories and then invited me• around each •et tintepe. In a' pink, paper frame.
to dine, to glye me the letter of .intre-' , They - looked at tee:pictures curionsle. '
ductioresind his opihiort et the etories. -Then the young woman blushed and
X have. rend your skettlies,'• he said ' her eompanion grinned and tittered
alter dinner, . 'end I •must say this of ."Like 'em?" asked the photographer,:
ehem. A have never seen sech a fine ebriekle, thinking of possible, eusto.mers
-donee:pore Of tales In iny ilfee 'Theme. 'in' the ,crawce: outside, , • - ' •
dotet"sae another word,. Mr. Forbes ' / : - "Waal," said the .' man, :slowly; 'It
sale; ''I undeestand . pereeotly S eitth .. letalts'l Ike her• , . and T glISSS It leeks 'like
title ••saggests . a complete idea which i me, but ye see, :I didn't know and I
the story faits to carry out. I under- I g, ease she didn't : know . we ,Was gall!
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stand perfectly.' 'Thereupon . I went to he in the same .piettre,"
home and burned eyery:•One of Olsen. .. . '''Thought you'd like. 'exit :that ::way," •
Thee I sit dowo. and eviette the first of answered the phetogra.Pber. "Pleasant
•the 1Pierre' ;aeriesWhieh' was the be- sauvenir of your visit ' to the fair to :.
.gine,ng of ' whatever tsueceee . e ever getlier." . ' ... ' , , • ,• .• ', .
had • - • . • ' • . . . .. : - "Waal,. .Yes, but you: see, we. saidn't •
who was commander'uof the flagship iope''' .”
.. •eorrie together. 1 . never seen her lie;,
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' -deptain French Z Ohadvilelt, T,,T.S-.N , .
eteetv Yore's dering the...Spanish-AM- . . ,
:erlean. tyae says that illear-Adiniral ' . Then the two =altered, and the pho,
ampsetn Was. deeply -and uziaffectedly ` tegrapher liewed them MICAS qiiickly •
'once, at leasthe fo,rgc,it,the:days of the .1k•S he ceuld.
again. • One .day a young equple Came
al- the- .next. fair he set u1A_bootit_
:religians, and atlds• 2',5J,eims a strict.:. •
observer of ,SundaY, but the fadt that Thateear he'did• a good.businesa 'and.
'Week G Milleatiee of the inteneite.*ftli ': .--j;ciu,b:a7dttui'l;i•teol'egnclit'21041114.'n. i'‘v•t•il.','•Rinliir isoiiii°1 I
Which, the duty in hand • always seized
abeerd for consititation. on -June 4 (a snereand woman of the year before. 4.
"How ,dO you dor dried the pha.tet...
hint }Davin 'ailed the
:Saturday), he. said eowtird the 'close a . grapher...'"I-1. b ee you knew eget!' othe'.
the -conferenee: 'I :sten going in, to- ''''e 11°w''' : ' .:. : ''' ' • .' ' - ' • •
inOrrow to ..attnek ,the .batteries, so . ' ' 'T6s''' answered the -Ittati. 1601,111e
Captain Philip, who was most 'earnest
have everything .ready . 'be. 'de:vegeta AleeP.ishIY et the girl.
in his religieus convictions, at once •
suite folks' of. eel's over to Hopkins,
"My'forka know
spo.ke'itp: But, admiral, to-morroW 0 and when they, seen her .pieture they .
it....ecociou'::riketqddi.,!... Aa"., that's how we got
• Sunday,. tend I don't believe in fighting•
on Sunday; unles,s the ;other fellow be- :Th'' 716" glit'd'"' 'said the • Vhetfe.
.gins.. I have:elwayanoticeil that who- e'aPe`r• • ' e . '
Oyer begins:a' Sunday light gets licked:: • _ . • .
:sane:mon at onee said: 'I am glad eou . eerern X: ,ele!t:Yau, Pieter -
Tes,'".. said .Liesie, .e11344r'' - ' : ' 4 •
• : m e Itt 1 on e cr thitt, itack; 'to tell the truth, : . -
1 bed forgetten the days of the week.. I ' '•
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• alt,, 00 more .a believer .b.i. lighting en • .
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Sunday than you 'are's-Gentlemen, we'll , A': novel' method of ..seeuriSg,rose eut-
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eduction in Prices
Here is a great thence to sectire a first olaseebuggy :at a' big reduction. Ne
these prices:— .
• $80 Buggies for ter $75 leuggies for $65 '
• .$65 Buggies for $60 • •
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Remember these are all our own make, which pieties us in a position to gaerenee
them, as we do not buy any material but what is first ohms.: •
• • prnang proutpt y attendedto y experienced naen,
RUJIBALL .61.411ATH. - Huron Street; Clinton
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Clintan. Sasn f 1)oor and
'Blind Factory
SS. COOPER - • PROPRIETOR
Ceneral Builder and Contractor.
, Tim ;faotery is the largest in. he:county; and•haa the eery lateet improved mte. .° ••
abinery., Capable of doing Work on the shertest notice. We carry an extensive ".' • '
.and reliable stook arid prepared plena, and give estimates for and bead all class, ! (
" ss of buildiegs on Short notice and On the Closest prices A decent is supervise e ,'
. ea in a reethanicel wee end eatisfaotioa otiaranteed. We sell all kinds of .in- " • .
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Luniber L4b.. Sbliiiies, Liiiie.7SirtSli; ,1).:ootso 'BIllidS; Eto •
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agent for the Celebrated Get A.trett Ca -;,,srirte rtr.SliKe mentifootive* r•
e Witterhao. Call and eat npeee and 'estimates betere placing veer °reds? ."
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Another Prop: in Prices:.
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The undersigned is offering, hia $80 Buggies for $6$.: They:
8,re his own make, and are made from choice materiid and b
first' class mechanics. All the, latest improvements used
are up -to date in every respect. The Cannot. be
and we guarantee them.
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JOHN LESLIE. Streat. Ciiittcti;
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put 110!! anti/ Siondaye.and ,hie rder • 41.egs, which is lereely practiced in Bur- ,
• was obeyed." . .
, rope, le to take a tie -1147,0h cutting, bend
' . - • lit in e.e form of a bow, both ends being
Englipli Elumor. , . {I:inserted into the earth, leaving the eon- • . . ,
. • ei
• Mr. Max Beerbehrn,• in eti, recent re- arrangement' prevents evaporation while
' Ire, witha bud, above the g'romul. This
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view, writes that lee has codified, as it. , the ends are foneirig roots, 'When the
finds Te following list to eximprise, in : of the entre bud as rout atvay, leitving
bud has rooted the, portion on one eide
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Were, all the English comiepapera and
eubjects discussed: , .
Mothers-in-law.• .e1XPE. RIP. NORD DRUGGIST bf
. lien -peeked Intaindrids. •
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WE ,GTJ ARANTEE ACCURACY'
. AND PERFECT SATISFACTION
Twins. • .
(..iiti maids. ' • In this see of worry; hustle and bum,
noes competition, strict dare and. attention
Prenchinen, Germans,, 'ItEreeens, nig- i"he' itilillg of Ynt •.0°0or'" l'rescriP"
gars (not Russians oe other fcreigners' 1011819 abscautely two:wary for the safety
,of any denominate:it*.• arel welfare of your family. We use.
antes acceracy and ,perfect sate:fedi n •-te
, Thinness. • . • • ••
• Fatness. .
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• ell oar customers. • Our foiTet d part -
Lone hair (worn by a Mall).• t Wont ids always repiete with ,the beset
• Baldness. pretty:miens and novelties.
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tbe ore ceot their emporeence, all of the 41.5tritight••••• 1 ! f,
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Dandtuff Cure
Sea-sicke este
,Stuttering.
Illoemers,
• PAINZ'S ORLEIM CoairtiorM,
Pisa onced thoctean de when everytiiing•elee
'• has failed. It hag nrer felled to give eiek
Pad cheese, . , peopte,happy results.- It strtngthensanvig-
Shooting the ninon (siatig expression . orates, gives new tenet° the Vet
for ' leaving a lodging -house 1,vitheut tern, nukes the blood pure, is food
paying the bili)e .
, for the neeves—jt nuthes viols people well,
rod noses. Weems topply you with the pure and 'gezi-
: , nine Nine's, Celery Compound.
- Questions and Answers. - H. B. OWIDA, Bruggistr Clinton, Ont,
Hera are seine anseVere to questions;
In examination papers:
What, eerigion.haa the e3ritons? A
• ittrange and. terrible ene ealled religion
of the <Rules.
What caueed the death of Cleopatra?
et was isecause elle bit a weep."
What tath YoU tell of Zobeson? He
survive.d Shakespenro in some respeets.
What •is the seenal cOlunin? Bones
running all OVer the ho4Sr. It Is aeon-
eidered daugerotte.
Name a do:nestle Ordinal lateen fee
elothing, and describe leg Ifabite. OX.
-tseen't have any itabits, becattle 11
ves etahle.
‘Imatet, Vs the function of the eta/Aria
e WO digest the stornaoh.—NoW
SO YEAR'S'
EXPERIgNe
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.:spretat we ice, vitliont t•11.1,ree, in
Scuggit...tIvaert-ciab
.4: handsomety vranly. TAntost
ciliation of nny soieroR; 'rerats.,$3 ft
ear.. four tronthnoff. o IVO! trowsito,,,tior..,
UNN &Mai $Gtel"dwaYi tcw
omco 42stt tee Wasienetee, i.
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Brings tbe. grace of 'beautiful 'hair to.: everyone .
uses. it Dandruff MUST,.be.,. gotten rid of
firil—
becuse it is tile root of 420..trOgblen;
There is no disease mere wide:spread:in the world today,' '
and none more embarrasing',",to people, of- refinlinefitt,
Dandruff Cure is a posittve, permatient,..inarapte444,
-dandruff. Bay a bottle at yotsrdrists.-Nice We. end $1.00.
A. R. OREM Eft 'CO., . : •
CHICAGO • , smut yont :".' woos- • t. '4
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rtilitNIE,TUIEL*11
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The Otealy increase•In our traciq is good' preof of tbe feet that our goods are fish ii41.14'
,_• otte'preces lower thus thee Of other dealers in the trede.- . +
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We reenefecture furniture on a argc,scale eed mat afford to cell cheep. " If yoriletir '''
from us, we gave for yen t 0 peat, Which, in ether cases,:has'to be added'''s
the retail (wider, „ I' I
•This week wo have passed' into stcok,some ot Our new designs. r Specs 1,811' het' piir0161';‘::
tis to quote prioes,,bot (tertle a0cf we for yourself Willit Snapa We hate to effer,
Remember-- we are deteraqued that eut Prices shall be the 'eweet an the trde...,
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