The Clinton New Era, 1902-11-21, Page 3Miss (human, Sec'y Detroit
Amateur Art Association, tells
young .women what to do to
avoid pot and ,Suffering caused
byiemale troubles,
,
can consciehtibusly recontifiend
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegelptde
Compound te those of my sisters
;suffering ..with ;.fethale. weakness and
the troublee Which so often befall
women. I suffered for months With
emeriti _weakness and felt sot We
at I ,had hard:work to keep up. .• ,
had Omitting pains and was utterly
miserable. In my distress I was ad-
vised to use Lydia E. Pinichanfs
Vegetable Compound, and it was
a red tette; day to me when I took the
ftrst dose, for at that time my restora-
tion began. In six weeks 1 was a
changedworium, perfectly well in
everyraped. I felt so elated and.
happy ;that I want all women who
suffer to get well as I did." -Mise
Guru. Garatott, '359 Jones St., Detroit,
Corresponding See'y Mich. Amateur
Art ssociation.-$500ferfolt If original of
. above letter preying ganalakneaa caanot be producad.
It is • clearly shown Iry this
young lady's letter that Lydia E.
Finch -hones Vegetable Compound,
will surely cure the sufferings of
women; and when One considers
thatMissGannon'g lettcr 15 only
one of hundreds which we have the
great, 'virtue of Mrs. Pinkham's
mpdi-
cine must be admitted by &IL
For partneri To Think ill,babItt.
Animportantletter from 11.G, Witde,
of the Dominion Shorthorn- Breeders.
Amiciatior,. appears in the Family
Herald'and Weekly Star bf •Montreal
this „week. It reads as follow& ss "It
has been my privilege to smut for a
number of years from time to thrie.the
farming papers not only of Our own
countrYligt ef the, United States and
Great Britain, and 1 beg to say that
the agricultural newe . in the Family •
Herald and WeeklY:Stnr ntelbne worth
many times the subscription price.
Your kgricultural Iditoi is ft.geed one
and he appeare. to be thoroughly versed
in all agricultural matters," !signed
-G. Wade, Office Registrar of 'stye
Stock. Toronto, Mr Wade accoprpan-
led',13is letter with a year's subscription,
one dollar. The Family Herald and
Weekly Star is recognized as the agri-
cultural paper in America andas a Dun.
ily paper it excels hi every department.
• .
* Rev fia. R. Ricks 1903 Almanac
To say that 'tiii7i-spiencifil..`wiitit hf
science and art is finer and better then
wirer, is Stating it noildiy. The &inland
for it is far beyond all previous Years.
'To say that such 'rout% 'reaching
thirty years, are not based Linen sound
sense and usefulness, is an insult to the
intelligence of the millions. Ptof.
,Ricks, through this great aline,nec, and
his femme farailv and scientific Jour-
nal: Word and-Worksis doing ie work
-for the whole people not approached by
any other Man or publication. A fair
test will •prove * this to any reasonable
person. Added to the most luminous
course in astronomy for 1903, forecasts
of atorms and weather are given, as
never before. for every day in the year,
all charmingly illustrated with nearly=
200 engravings. The price of single al-
manac. including postage, is 30 cents.
Word and V4 orks with -the Almanac is
s .$1 a year. Write to Word and Works
Publishlog Co., 2201 Locust Street; St.
Louis Mo., and prove to yourself their
great value. ,
L.J.41,:o.4i,>
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I TRUST IN; GOD
AND DO THE RIGHT,
ANDREW IIAGIEMAN, Pas -
hr the Collegiate Church, Fifth
.
avenuen4West Forty-eighth
I street, New York City..
.,
s..........,.... , ,.......e.esseee....s.
Yerinr, verily'. I may unto you, ale that
4lie-
,-
°
o ais ,_ 04 greater Ivorthe wozkiel than these
211 be -do ge unto m .
y -Father -
John ate:, 12. •
It is the glory of the Christian thet he
Is enabled to, serve in the redemption
world for which Christ died. Every
lerVant of Christ is a on of God. Each
iubject' of the Xing is a prince, aide to
treveil w1th. God anti men.
Notice the positiveness of Christ's
words of cheer. "Verily, verily1". truly,
truly, as though it could not be cow
tradicted. This double verily is,
culler to Jon's ' Crospel. ' It makes cm
phatic the utterances which follew. They '
Immot be changed by the P..pOe of year&
' Doubly„ "..certified,' they Stant/ firadY es-
tabliehed. "Verily, verily, I my unto
you, he that hetieveth on me, the verb'
that I do shall he do also.”
• Here is the Christiade canditton of
s moos In service. for 111811de:sten Christ,
ris., "faith In Him," "All things ere pos..
• illiht to him that be,fieVeth." Yeti shut
'if the current of yours power the mo-
-
'bent you doubt Him in the least, Your
thought, your opinion, your faith in Him
• dreumscribes your power in aecomplish-
big the world's benefactions. ,
• Bnt with these conditions of faith in
Him fulfilled, what .are the resifts f
Werke 'equal, to any which Christ ever
Werke greater than those which
Fie ;accomplished. This is very strong
untextrerne languages but, comieg from _
-Glirist't -orn-lipss-Wessitentsbelieve-stte :
old .has not hi tory abuntlently. verified
His cvorde t Let ue 'look for a mo-
• :
• "The. werlte that I. do shall ye do
•
Christ suffered for mankind ; *jive ,
P="...1•11•11,.."
1 VIE CLINTOIT NEW rgA, isiovembor ifig1104
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131101111 roans Doobiolitionastotth. mow h. 1114'' Amitung —
Not lon§ aline there was a great MI
nonuced that Ash was food for the brain.
1 Of course the fallacy of the fad Was soon
exploded. Normally the forid we tee
• on the fis markets bemuse it wile an.
nourialiest brain,
nerves, muscle,
houes, etc„ each
part of the body
assimilating
phosphorous
salts, I im e,
t a
need. When the
' brein begies to
8110W .weakness
ar the nerves be-
come sensitive it
is. a eign that
there is a Joss of
the nut riti on
contained in the
food eaten, and
this loss is in
general due to
disease of th
stopach, and ita
alired org:ans.
Dr.; Pie r.c
Goldee Medical
Discovery euree
diseases, eif the stranach and, other organ*
.of digestlon end, nutrition. It enables
*the perfect digestion% aod asiimilation of
food, -which is the source of the strength
of both hrain and hetly.
two_ ttoulhee with eery freqinnt lieedaciles?
Writes miss Beta summerton, of gab Diego,
lineal:ON, Texas., a often accompanied by severe
vomiting; 'bowels were irregular and nlY stem,
0111 iiiirco"ireNeUligsrencailung,11Yautsouilautriiiigi
absemittuyunothinga , for twenty -maim hours at it
time.. '17. wits entirely unfit for work, and my
whirvera sick spell an
aystern ieemed warn:Iowa thamtuIcifxeardei:
couraged. was advised to rr7Dr, kierce,11
Golden lVfeclical Discovery and di so with such
satisfactory results *hat before Anishningrilhe
glitritibareitiditinugircfesectgortift.lu u Cie "
s Dr. 'Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser in paper covers is sent free, on
receipt of az .,one -cent :damns to psir
pense of Customs and mailing on4y, Ads
dre0 Dr. R. V. pierce. Buffalo. X. Y. s
saki' Chriet did and drawing mel -
Auks to service I • " •
Manifestly Christ, has in Vie* the
-skeedrolles-daVelopment,L,of-Chrietimity
•
Ihrougheui the coming' years' and ce" n-
.
buries. • In this He Intends to Work
-note and more through Christians. Not,
therefore,. separated from. Him; but, an
active agents,' are they to !do, these
ireiter *Oka. • The' wdrk of salvation
is to'proceed npon an ever -enlarging line
. Serike.'..'lledeeined men and 'wonien
-arc to beholdtheir work.,expandirig- and
y wise yes •developing into greater
�lclancy :nit as: the ,-daily tolier In
,the,aPplieation of inventive -genius dote
ereeteractiral work than; the. inventor
thieedi (but only sleseaose: his .geribui
• otkee it poesibia4;10.0hriat .in the ten
10110Ion Ulla Wald plant trees, with
•t:eseesess• ; • " •
7-7 • ; '
•
himself for them." - • I
Did you and I ever benefit humanitlk
Although the medicine -.TinshieSS
Should; above all, be Misled osi wththe"
utmost conscientiousness and sense of -
responsibility, the unfortunate fact he
that in, no other_ is there so much hums
bugand deceptio12 The anxieties ofthe
sick and their relatives are traded nteex -
in the most shameful' Manner-
,
bl . p , many prepares
tions are abet) lutety worthless, and some •
are Positively dangerous to to health. ,
As a consequence, • all proprietary
rewedies are regarded with suspicion
-by many people, and the.good .suffer
• for the bed-. . ' • • -
'roi these reasons we announce that '
houorialoortrOfigetsrs !ire.. the principal nhar.e.
11.11411.WALKER & SONS
....LIMITED •
_ • '
se' hiCh will, • we are sure, be an envies •
guarantee of the truth of every repre-.
hentatiou 'Made conceralng. •
Ft,
The London Daily Mell gives the fol. turns to China whitherhe hame"bee:
a write two books on America when he re- vARICOCELE AtIO STRIO
called to take diarge ot
eiretoli of Mr.
• ot
f he work of re.
lo`Win Pleg
m
ing and codifying the laws of Ids I
federation that he hi the Messiah has country. Rio experiences in the United I
•been responeible for recent turbulent States lucre been many, and mine of 1
leesonellsot bLicl)tuddoonort-telidethweasseoatt alnessietitmo se gilerml ficillueWei•Oenboothnetocimeeatiskiewl adhderetTel I
before a umiversity audience, Schurz
It the excesses of crewe when merry. • had spoken. to the students before, and
tasking in suet dens of wickedness as
Ban Premise° and other ports provide.
Ile became a Church of England curate,
tp:TdiloBOW One 'irorked"111 London
but the forin of religion did not
Mit his strenueus nature, and, he joined
Ore Salvation Array„ This religious body
tie deserted suddenly while be Was "on
iiity" in Yorkshire. Finally, he joined
v- die Beet We Irmo* as the Agapemonites.
Re is a man of (inlet demeanor. but with
* fierce fireburning in his dark eyes. hie
would have been a crusader or a martyr
In earlier days, for he is absolutely fetir,
less and sincere in his strange beliefs, j
Over his congregations he has always
possessed great power. There is a, cud-
ous charm of manner about the man
which ia irresistible to those easily led,
end On this point an -example may be
Wen. When the Church of the Agspems
one was building at Clapton, he was
rep, often on the scaffolding. Moving
quickly .and pray,' With the skill of a
when they saw hiss on the platform !
they called out, "Schurz!" "Schurz!"
The Chinese Minister, conscious that his ,
silken bleuens worn .outside his trausere,
might have awakened what he knew to "
be the easily provoked irreverence s of
under raduates, mistook the salutation
?or "s irts." Whereupon he rose, bowed
and smilingly adjueted his robes, display -
Ing the evident comfort he enjoyed in ,
' wearing them. Nov the students took
up the cry in earnest, and "Sellers"
readily became "shirts." The uproar of
their merriment tang lustily throughout
the auditorium. Even tne bland and
philosophic Minister Wu begot to dis.
play embarrassment. "Don't pay any
attention to them," whispered Mr.
Schurz; "they, mean me." ',Ole is that
aill" exclaimed the Chinese Minister, and
lank back into liis chair, vatity relieved.
Dr. Ni,voop,!s
.„
eailor. The :Men employed were a re-
spectable lot, but here and there were
black sheep who mere foulenouthed, and
there was one why, in his cops, wasvery
violent. Mr. Piggot's power over them
was remarkable. When he was about
the worst of them put on their best
mamma Indeed, the foremen used te
say that they never had directed so
well-behaved a. lot of werionfin.• His
religion and that of his followers has
been a simple one: They held that the
Day of 'Grape was past and the Day of
judgment was at hand, together vitth
the Second oomingt of the Messiah. It
was therefore & time for praise and not
for prayer, for the Book of Judgment
was shut, and the merits of men and
women already weiglieles Their bran.
book, which they termed the "Voice of
the Bride," shoWs • this' belief, some of
the hymns are' adnairtibly -written, and
Th. , experiments Made on the. made
bear. Saint Germain and 'Versales with
sprinkling crude petroleum' to prevent
lust are highly successful, emi, will be
largely extended to other routes near
earn; Lyons, Nice and lidarSeillte.
According to "La, Vie' Illuetree," the
iket eurvlving witiiess of the Battle of
Waterloo is Mm. Marie Therese idnintis•
now • living at Chapelle-lez-Herlaimont,
near Charleroi. The old woman recently
celebrated her *one hundredth birthday.
She lives with her two sons. The ages
of the three of them total two hundred
and forty.ilve years. Mme. Dupuis was
daushtcro it small termer. named
NORWAY PINE SYRUP
• Stops the irritating cough, loos-.
ens the phlegm; soothes the in-
flamed tissues of tholungs and
bronchial tubes, and produces a
qui& and permanent cure in all
eases of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness. Sore
, Throat .and the Brat stages of
for the -di ythat-is-ae-hand.---His-fellow Mrs-Norma-Swanston-Gargillr-Onts-,
all 'meal; la a note of pram* and glory Consumption.
itiaddal.ree c'leksiasestil?rintaleadlaingdnraewitaherl.r•tahme rich mending Dr. Wood's Norwa,yPineSyrup.
trrites : "I take great pickier° mrecom,
nor the very poor, •They dress as if in had vety bad mid, could not sleep oh
ttaniaer.arglie're'bdast'Uwolmtharariaagdei2latmlaoentgi*teheaincal; my chest mid: lungs. I only used half a
night for the coughing and bid pains in
nor is there a baptismal font in° the bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup
church. With the coming of the Messiah and was perfectly well main." .
. so nigh, they had no time for such vani,
Pelee so ciente a bottle.
title air courtship ' and reareirtga. Tslhoie
alrit ' •
, A .310gg!'s,
----e-e---ser•-••••,--- ---- --.---4--"•-----7`7-if '
. * A Paris • jOurnal relates Met Prince
- Metternich once asked Jules janin for
his Anecdotal. . •
InattiVe . Liver . otejallovinertoOrs esi sheat rel
',, '• ' ' • 'Good for a hundred bottles of ohannis-
folieioe:fttllio. 040yisoo;en:4rorigid4vfeolbsiy.eiyffebniptta chi, . 2... ps;,,,,Lnge;:ttnee:hit:eihele:maens.d,:4i0;,.inxin.yiyee.slpla.erac.ig: Eng -
blood,
blood,t thus- producing biliousnesa,ned a! ' 'fah perfectly( but' lie ' can jest in our Ian -
8014 irepairment of the digestienlystein ruage. - When he gave a - special audi-
The tongue is Corded, the head mho,. bilge to Mr T Plerpont Morgan he Mired
digestion is imperfect; there 11. aching of one of the ladies of 'the pattY .what she
theelhailbe an beck, *Begs of fullness, thought of-, the Oerman 'Ocean. She Ile'
uw,7e1,.riglittrectesyoereb:else;psmeevaery,tehleiosiwto4nepiaaun.als 04 Folio,
plied Oust the voyage Oil it. had, hem
"I :AM serry,"•said the Kaki -
diced. and the :complexion muddy; the er, gianon•
_
g at . Mr: Morgan; 'but the
rider, i t d highlydoted, and the
bowels irrefiliar, consrtimiloil and innne, .. !text time you visit us I shall,peur on
an the, watersseStandard oil 1" • '
ness alternating.Th s littl f '
; : Thomas A. Edison: has a keen se se of
li ' n ' '
treating.the liver separately, as it can never.
• be set right until the kidneys and bowels ' 'teener, and never fails touse it When
• : pi occasion presents itself. For instance,
teefrom the body. It is for this very roe -
;wit before he •wont on a recent trip to
arereade active in removing the waste mat -
son that ,Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills FlOrida, lie Called his manager to hie
beve always' proved so wonderfully suc- . room end salt's; "1 always notices that
cessful in curing the most .chronic cases of you look Val well when you work hard,"
herr complaint, biliousness and cornplica. The manager looked up, wondering what
tedailinentsoithe kidneysliver and bowels, - . Mr. Edison, would say next. ' "Now, I am
One pill a doses ss cents a box. All • going away to Ieb,rt War,' I hope you
dealers, 'er ' Ecimanson. , Bates 4 • Co., will enjoy gooa health'While I am gone."
Toronto. ; .. •• .
D ' Ch . .. , . • A 'popular captain't wife was more
,° . .
- than, usually anxious over the safety of
. r
. her husband, and aceordingly handed 5
, pariell clerk a, slip one Sunday morning
it i d ROY" Liver Pills bearing the words: "Captain Wilson, hat'.
• s
John Marks, of Dumbarton, went to
Bownianville to locate a stolen • horse.
While riding up front the station on '
top of the bus he spotted the horse ,on
the street and had the ;driver arrested.
. .
'TABLETS
Thellron-on Remedy Co..Ltd.
Roland, •
The Swim have been stirred to hither
wrath by the rapidity With which'inotor-
cars career along their roads. Forth:al.
instructions ha•ve. been o given to the po-
lice that whensi motorist denot slow
down and submit to arrest, the next
Wetherell po,
•
•
•
he Ont. • . e etetioo along his ;route, shall be
warned by telephone, and "obstacles
shall he placed in the road to arrest '
t4ry much without a self-deniai; With. hrogress.))
put 'a giving of soinewliat ofourselves.
In their 'behalf
Christ was crucified for sletters. '
Paul says: "I ant crucified with Christ,
nevertheless I live." The new Christ •
iife 18 the
Christ healed the sick.
His follower e do the same. , In fact,
the Goepel uproots the cense Of so
limey evils( and errors. Its 'precepts,
•
•
•
• .
.."-MiSs ' Virginie Gdisdille7 a ' Seventh bbeyed, purify all life; regulate the ex:
Day Adventist, has been committed penditureof strength, ' retrain mif.
foe' trial at Montreal, oaths charge of Inflieted injuriesdetermOw
ine *
, licit,
being responsible for the death of „Mr _ •
Hall, who died at her sanitarium from 1 'etws of wealth' ` '.. •,,a...,.;,- st'
starvation. ' Christ east out devild. 44",.!0.0
'bTire carrying of woo. bushels of ! ?What elm la done when the ern
Wheat from Fort William to Montreal spirits of string drink, profanity, hat
by the barge Hamilton establishes a
new reSord for the inland waterways, red, envy and jealousy' are uprooted by
50000 bushels having been- the Most In applied. . Chtistiatdty, and in -their.
":!::"....,—, . places .are cultivated the fruite• of the:
ye,44,44444•414414* 4 --44•4444.- 4.4.4444...4444 .
r naudenrict.Brnests.Stewarts.thestW30- smirit--loves-joy;•-peaces-langseeffering;
Hamilton lade who were out in a email rentleness kindnesi t ' 0 '
boats on the bay all Mond% ynight w is h ' • .
Andrew Marcy, who died from expos. Christ oonvinced men of sin and their 8/604W:
ure and fright, are recoveritik _from seed of a Saviour. He talked •with the
their, tertiele experience. The Marcy •
boy Waii ouly &tient eighVyears old. Woman of SeMaria until she saw herself
• t sinner and also saw Ilim her Saviour.
"1""""Ile reasoned with NioOderane un.til im-
possible things became_ clear and ‘ , teas
I
•
Unple. asan
-
Humors,
Eczema,
Salt
Salt Rheum.
Weaver's
Syrup
cures them permanently
' by putifying the
cenuin
arte
tenable. . ••
You and I do it sintilar 'berries when
.Ire deepen. the conviction of On and
-- :reveal the Christ ready to save and
• Christ ooriverted, turned the hearte
teat •
. and lives of men unto God.
This le o'er sleazing life work, its.); sis
Chrietians-to turn men round aridnause
im • , &him to live so differently, afterward.
D • Eton •a little dild‘ on thue lead the
strong mansout of the very thicket of
.• Tv..1.1- tin. A trembling, dependent wife mai,
Little Liver rills ,i,,...w her whole Welly Into lotting tub.
• • leetion to Goat A few faithed believers
Must Bear SigIlnitUre of hi Own. or city will change the whole
• Itiorsil tone of, the place.
Christ drew multitudes unto Him
•. ..4=02Z° ., there itte a magnetism about Ilia pure
tnd unselfish life which drew Men
• ,, • 'Ina gone to seas his wife desires .t.he
, • prayers Of •this congregation •on his be-
-
.; belt" Unfortunately, by the misplace-
ment' Of the. comma after the, "sea," the
congregation ' were told that "Captain
..eady .znairieu live as orcitner WM Slito ` Wilson having 'gone .to :see his wife, 'de.'
ter.: Mr.: Pigget's Om Wife -7a, quiet . sires the nprey.ers Of this congregation On.
lady of: great goodness and shiceritte his: b., ebaifii, : • % ', - .
. ... . •
husband. • Their : church is.- ii beautiful ....... • ' ' ' .--: Redtictich, in Prices
'has aiWays absolutely believed 'in er , e.. • • e ....
" little structure on ivhieh much money ' ss„ : . ....„. .. 's ' ' oesfi im. l'oeco_. • .• •., . ,.:: ,•-• . ' , . ', . • .
' his been spent. On the buttresses ols IV hell. Your Joints: ' • Here is i great °benefit° eemire ta". fl, rat:iolaisChtiggy at ',a; big' rifttitron",-41cti
the porch,' arid again mettle lout •cornera • 1„s .,..,1„„i„,„
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f inersetse mr Latest Method Treatment to be 4:
Crowe Venue otoes snorting sensation, neer " .1.1.-.1.ri;',.."'-'7 i -new- s
*eche etts, while In ell ereetetleirettblesi 1 4'
•
i ir'i.gite*.ils..i, ..
eositivecare for 'Varimeele and Stricture, Wi
mint:ill= oticfustilimume. laroVuerilit000wno.loetottoebeoporzibethein F:',*11.”` -
drains, thereby giving the organs their prop...rpm
the. eartm,ana restores lose powers; in Stricture
rotpsontollionlietw4010•0110.197004 tune 41a07,000.01674eat L Mali Mr
PAY WHEN CVO
• You need pay nothing until you ors convinced t
comelete cure has neeirestablIshed. It maker=
has railed to oure you, call or write m.,
Each time you call you see me Persona1tpY.
er mall time yen write it receive' my personal atteption. The number of Ir84. lifitiq,
lished in Detroit, and the cares/ accomplished titter Oren up hi- other doctors, nee e
as tete foremost seeciellet of the eounta.. es,1
The Latest Method Trentment Guaranteed ;IP'
;lig
Hemel, and Stricture without °whine, stretching or lois of time • inwf s ..
onto. Priest. Nervous:Inip_otency, Kidney, Liver, inedder. Stomsohia ;... • }VI.
s 1..
meat, Perfect system of home treatment for those who cannot call, BOO
Tr utiles. CONSULTATION num. eau; if you moinotettltwrite Or b tk .1:7 ,,.
ieinee for Onlie4lan Patients shipped from Win2dsoors. wAollawduaterdenAdvee.arerdeo , IN • 4' h• '
DR GOI-DESERG
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Quality the Best 1?ri0e.the,Vokaiiits
At J. W. IRWIN'S
Redpath and St. Lawrence best granulated and coffee sintaPire hmr`
. thane wholesale prices.
Canned goods cheap -Delai and Kent Oen Corn tic a ca21, etikringrul4
• chicken 10c. Roast Beef 1 lb tins 15c each
• • Teas -Black Japan and Young 'Tyson from 100 up, our lend
pound.
Raisins, Currants; Prunes, Dried Peaches, Aprico
cheap.
Crockery -I have just . Toned out 3 crates of
and fancy china, new patterne direct fros.
selling from 10 to 20% less than regula
quality and prices.
• Wanted good butter and. eggs.
-J. W
Niacin
er,Tea
• e factories in
rice. Claz.lhlonaen:10.3e 45.
ntwin -oirriato
Another Drop in PriCiMs
The undersigned is offering his $80 Buggies id (00
are his own make, and are. made from cl4ce mate.**
_firstelass-meohamcs.--411-the-latesk-improvemente I
are up-to-datein every respect: They .eannot be
and we guarantee them.
JOHN LESLIE. Huron Street. (1i
; •
A very line line of DRESS GOODS is
• what onr costomere say.
Such:beautiful WRAPPERETTES ail()
and 12i •
Circular WOOL SHAWLS tit SQUARES
PRINTS that please
EW INVID
UP ie.
•
Our GR/SIN BAGS at 1121.00 StZ
•'genera
See our handsome BUGEtrig
• HOES 4 I3LANKETS
Our MILLINERY and hi v
always take the eyea et visitors' to
Emporiem. • • .:. '
• • Then•see our 413 wA.TguP
ROOF COAT'S , A trial will.provithet .ean wel 14t.'
az
for men." ; ei. we carry a large variety q
Great ealue READY MADE. SUITS laroehoorerperrlit.selli, itliketteirere
, /oleo Cattonerie PANTS ited SMOCKS I large, *tallow Sro' ..aa, 'a a
Lond•esboro Emporium, :
. Sept. 23rd, 19024 •
HOL
Who has moyed his stock of TWEEDS
to the Searle Block,
Is still giving' 25% discount off all his Twittirale do
-
Now is the time to get a good cheap tailor- nade
suit. .
_
per cent.
of the tower, are winged figures' repre- Are Stiff
• senting a man, a bull, an eagles and a and...Musa* sore from cold or rheu-
lion : trampling men underfoot,
!fledges you slip and sprain g
Agapemonites hold them to show the at.w Itss,
joint,etrgin your side or bruise your.
tributes of the Almighty in knowledge,
patience, sight, and stOrigth. '1.For the . self, PerriDavia' Painkiller will take
execution of the work that well-known out the soreness and Alt you right in
seelpter, Mr. A. G. Walker, *at corn.
ways been, worthy of great -praise. The uasiffit3s•iroAellw:YsVhSaie4"Tith'YQ.ICand
misoioned, Nis work was, as it lam al -
figure of the winged man bent in devo-
tion is Magnificent. The west window . • 11
has , its centre the rising sun of C4111 II els
righteousness, with the people grouped
in adoration before it, As the fala in its
betties pours through this window the
Beetsic _ strangeValeautiful,:-$eneath
the window id a table of onyx, and from
It broad steps lead down to the body
Df the church. In this atmosphere of
mysticism Mr. Piggot has lived for See.
oral' years. It has gown into his life.
beeline witvaiotinargifactte athi4te roatte.cteAdnAd Advent
hu
sibotepvhehmasescoolitrahe: to believe tbat he
Davie 4 Lawrence co., Ltd.,
MoNtnisax..• Proprietors, New Yesit.
The report of the ,simerintendent of
farMere' institute, just issued, shows
that during the mum of 1901-02, 780
Meetings were held,at which there was
an attendance of 131,054 person% and
3,262 papers vvete read and 'addresses
delivered, Within the past two years
44 women s inetitutes haye•been omen- '
ized, hewing a membership of 2,816, to
enable farmers' wives to share in the
acquisition of scientific knowledge for
their hoiani-work.
The 011aga Kangag treraid Soya te-
Of all the patent medicine houses .we
have dealt with during the quarter of
a century vve have been in the news-
paper business, Willa have been more
pleaeant or satisfactory to deal with
than the C/hamberlain Medicine Co.,
of Des Moines, Iowa. And for two
very good and sufficient l'eagiMai They
are liberal in their dealings and prompt
in their payments. Besides, their re-
medies.are so entirely good, so reliable
and prompt in their dreamt) absolute-
ly true 10 their ,.adeertleed merits
that We fee! and .11BOW WO are not
helping to advertise take remedies in
publishing the matter sent us, by that
usedtat9riYgtieremedies fr haild,
We Would AS soon . think of keeping
house without stoves or tuel as to be
without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
itt the winter and Chamberlain's Diar-
rhoea, Remedy in the summer; not that
we are subject to the ailments these
remthdeleps get? Peuthvtitil: Paxgegritet;i3
rult-liermayPneetl it some day mighty
ad,
, . See pito.stniili Wrapper mow, . :
resistibly to Him. Today you and I
I
.14.4.-..• .0emu ae t000r • `'''' ' !say do similar servile. For the world
: '-,-10-niketta anger) 1 i idinirea Saab a little more than all others
CARTE, ,
, FOR t)iniNgst,, , id it sweetheart in the companionship of
118""“"ml.' ii au.. upright, consistent Christian. There
• VIE0, R aluoussost, is aged sithit which cannot be Lound
, II TORPID LIVER.
, ..-, ... thiewhere-for Gator. hirs_no -happy old
, at ,OS CONSTIPATION. I. Olen,
° There is it esorodnese in the
.
FOR SALLOW SKIN. , -,1,1auch of that lite •whiolt hen walked all
FOR uncomPitioni. f, Its .vm.y with Gatti hien hive it and are
MIMI ItAV!..,4pOIV4,12,* c
i th.s„."0. ...,,, "4 ltiVirea with greater courage therotront
fittisix.m"4 '''"'"`"4:`;''''''..rt4.4 it lit, &orotore, no. vain. thing to '' itty
. OULU WOK HEADACHi.', that bialitialus at...44 tit* ItOrkft kft•
J..
Magagitle Thirty Years Old ;.-The
Christmas (Dm:somber) Number of The •
Delineator is 'also the Thirtieth Mini-
vereary NUmbet.
To do justice. to thie number, which Make Weak Hearts Strong.
for beauty and *lay touches the high. Make Shaky Nerves Finn.
est mark,it would be necessary.to print ii
the entire net of contents. It is •suffi• They ais• • Serf Miro firs '
dent to state that in it the beta modern "
Ner1101/StlesOleepiessuess, Loss
of Energy, Brain Fag, After Ef-
fects of La Grippe, Palpitation. of
the Heart, A.nwmia, General De-
bility and all troubles arising from
ft run down system, . ,
g They regulate the heart's action
and 111*$:rate the nerves.
: This is what they have done for
others! They 'will do the same
for you. .
i , GREAT meow:
_i hive token Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills for palpitation of the loart
sadahatteredrierVedi, and for both trouble*
biave found greet:relict...Dim W. Ackert,
Ingersoll, Onie
nano SPLENDID SOW.
_Bator* taking Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills X was all rundown, could net
MOP et night and was terribly troubled
with my hoar* Sit1011 taking theta X feel
itpleedid. I Sleep welts* night and my
heart dote nob tronbia rd* MI ail. They
ve 4 no mo 4 world of good. -1/M. D.
HetistiVillte PAI.
, $80 Buggies for 181 $75 Buggies for tos
'6;iitiCat Walla WC
- Remember themare all our own make, which places Us in a position to Anarithw -
them, as we do not buy any materialbut what is first class. .
. 'Repairing promptly attended.to by experienced Men, 4413'.
1111.11BILL MelLITHE Huron -*Street,' it• CI
My skin was sallow, 1 had a bad .t
my mouth in -the morning and . myr,
was offensive times and -' occasion
haft a bad headache, By the use o ,
Tabules 1 am now in. a Condition to isb
to my daily duties, my appetite is eNa.
• and My digestion is much improved.
writers and Latish; are generously re-
presented. The book contains over 230
pages, With 24 fullpage illuatrationitof
of which 20 are in two or more Mere)
The magnitude of-thie December Hum-
ber, for which 629 tone of paper and 6
tons of ink have been used, may be un-
derstood from the fact that 9/ presses
running 14 hours a day) have been re.
(piked to print it; the binding alone of
the editionof 915,000 °toles representing
over 20,000,000 sections which had to be
gathered individually by human bands,
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