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' November 21.5t, 1902
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Forgetting * Beautiful Watch
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our System,
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ere, watches ouch as rialealy Or gentle-
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50 Adelaide St. East, -Tenet°. 'Ont.
Sept .5,31n.. . •
.opinions °funding Physicians.
I have found the suppositoey prePered by
W T Strong of great remittance in beaten -
holds. It is the best looall application I.
have used. 01. T. Ciampi:ell, 01.D., Chair-
UtAll Board of Health. Londcr, Oat,
Price $1.00. For sale by druggists, a-
y mail On receipt of price. • •,• '
W. T. ST BONG, Manufacturing Chem.
et, London, Ontario.
Trade -mark.
Prevents Emaciation
Increases the Weight
Builds up SolidFlesh
Sweet and Palatable as Cream
- Does not Derange Digestion. •
A POSITIVE 'CURE FOR
Nervous Exhaustion,
La Grippe, Anaemia,
Gcnetal Debility and
Pulmonary Diseases.
•
O
Cook's Cotton -Boot CoW,
Is etteeessfully used month 1one
0,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual.
your druggist for Cook's Cates Reel
Take no °Sienna all Mixtures, Pine
tons ire dangerous'. Pelee• No 1* St
*
it, 10 degrees strobger.ts per bog.
mailed on recei
pt of price and
two_
The Cook company Windsor;
1 and 2 sold. and recommended!,
WC Dragons in Csuedin
Stories of the Czar, of Ousels.
Zak of the Ozar's abdioation
newed by the unfortunate occurrence in
the, Ruesjan imperial household which has
nowagain dashed the wish of Nichola
Lor en heir. The young ruler of all the Bus.
luta is a perenn ally intere,stingpersonali-
po ou, as ile;111 TS tat
a. Ilse seeteurious t stito hp father.
THE CLINTON NEW EEL
Proverb
'
When the butter won't
come put a penny in the
etilicetzsatediIkwereesaturangely from hieleti;erit ChUrn," is an old tinie dairy
elan. His elder °brother Ntehollis had
t a highly e wetted proverb. It often seems to
been carefully taught one trained for the- work -though no one -has—ever
reepensibilitiee he was to bear, but cilia
death, at the age 91 twenty-two, p d tl
od why.
Alexander in the position of heir t lath
throne, and he was then toe old tii re e Whomothers are worried
ern,
9 _ DO
e un or unate inciaent occurred which • gaill. strength„ancl- flegh we
irr could he afford the necessary tizne. because the childrend
v f t
efore he succeeded to the throne, a •
proved how cruel .he could be. An °ill• -
the United States to order rides for the oleo n BIB Scott's E1111.11.
cer 0 Swedish origin had been sent. to --saY give
Russien attliV. . On his return he had to , - -
pointed 'to suwrintend the rearming- of . It is like the penny in the
.
aciebia to the Czarewitch, who was ap- I
Prince lost his- temper and began to
milk because it works and
the troops. During the interview the
because there is something
dignity, whereupon Alexander fell into a
scold sharply. The officer raped with
fit of fury, and loaded the man with in. astonishing
milt. The man bowed himself out of the Scotts,Emulsion is simply
royal presence, went home and wrote e
letter to the heir -apparent, asking him a m
ilk of pure cod liver oil
c some hypophosphites
to apologize within twenty-four hours, with
adding that if the apologydid not come
be would shoot himself, he Czarewitch
took no notice, sending neither excuse , .
especially prepared for delicate
nor apology, and the officer kept his stomacns.
word. The Czar heard the story and
wee very angry with hie son, and Children take to. it naturally
dered him to follow the hearse of the
'officer to the grave. But even this ter -
because they like the taste
rible lesson failed to cure Alexander of
his haughtiness. The gentle ways- of the . and the remedy takes just as
Rresent Czar, and his unwillingness to 'naturally to e chi. dren. be-
urt the feelings' of anyone are ni sharp
-,'
contraet to the cruelty of the father. cause it IS SO perfeCtly adapted
Unlike his father, he retakes a point,
whenever it letpossibie, of driving out tO th,eir ..Wan LS.
attendance, He does not give notice of -.
hie drives and walks abroad, and.% often thin children Scates__Emulmon_
Tule rinnotieeZ—The late Czar, when he •
alone 'with the mprects and with mall 1 For all Vireak and pale and
rove out, had the streets lined with " is the most satisfactory treat -
troops,. and always drove in a splenuid •
egtupage surrounded by his guards and ••
attendants, while the police now seldom
know In in what direction their Emperor
Means to drive. ' The etiquette of the
Russian 'court also has become much less
strict since the accession of Nil:audits I1.,1
and all his subjects are allowed admis-•
lion to his presence. The peasants will
- travel hundreds of miles to bring their ,
petitions to him, for they know that the '
Czar will personally receive them and
will himself read what they have writ-
ten. /le is grave in public, but in private
he is fullof fun, and very fond' of chaff-
ing the members; of his intimate ;circle.
The Czarina oxaetly suits her husband, -
1
and. a happier fami life cannot be ire•
with the Czar, even when be le at' work.
-
More than one good story is Old m
the. Czar's earcastus and repartee: On
one notable occ.asion he reduced a Rus-
sian general to a frightful state of con-
sternatiori. It happened soon after his
accession, and before his coronation, that
he was cycling in the park. at Gatschina,
wearing, as was his wont, the uniform
of a' colonel. Something having gone
Wrong with his chain he got off to ad -
jest it, and, just at that moment, a
pompous general from ii distant.province
eased Not receiving the salute t
him, the officer stepped up to the sup-:
•
aginecl. Iter Majesty is almost alwa.yt
• e due
•
posed .eolonel and peremptorily regnest-
Wet, will send you
the penny, 1.. e., a
sample free. •
' Be sure diet this picture I.
the form of, a label is on the
wrapper of' every bottle of
Emulsion you buy, .
SCOTT fit BOVVNE,
• Circa" Isis;
Toronto; 'Ontario:
sye. told iirivoi .an druggists.
alomementing open 'tic reiseltrtfon
the Imperial conference relating to the
to melte the uee setae eyetele
morepulsory we mud show how the ay*
tem eetti be Witted in with the traditional
neages of the English people. Happily
tide ie not difficult Certain English
weight* snit measures approximate very
closely to convenient metric equivalente.
The pound avoirchipole is very nearly
equal to half a kilo, the cwt. to 50 kilos,
the ton to 1,000 kilos. Foreign usage
ha* gready ,farailiaryed us with the
.phrase "metric ton,' We also need
"metric ewt." and "ixtetrie pound." By
• Introducing time names me give the
rabid something to take head of. -"Net,
riti pound" at once suggests a weight ling
a pound, *berms kilogram suggests no-
thing et all. Other links -that might
be used with advantage are the metne
inch (25 millimetres), the metric) hand
(to centimetres), the metric chain (20
metres), the metric' pint (one-half litre),
the mettle gallon (five litres).
I de not suggest that the use of these
or any other names should for the pre-
sent be made compulsory. My proposal
is that. in order to facilitate the in,
troduetion of the mettle system thee@
names should at OTICe be given a pre,
cise legal valets Even in the present
seasion it might be possible to pass et
simple declaratory aet proviling that'
Wherever the phrase "metric pound" le
used in a contract of sale it ehatt mean
500 grams, and so on. r
The second lesson to be drawn from
the experience of other countries is that
decimal coinage must precede the Intro,
auction of the metric system. It will
be found that no country has yet adopt,
ed the metric syetem without. -first ad-
opting decimal coinage. The reason is
that one of the main advantages of the
metriosystem is the decimal relationship
between the principal units. That ad-
vantage is greatly impaired if the coine
age le not ago decimal. On this point
I recently received an instructive letter
,from firm •of electricians, They in-
formed inc that they had tried to em-
ploy the metrie-system in taking stock,
but had found that the necessity of
working out prices.to shillings and pence
deetroyed the whole islue of the change.
Here, again the difficulty of reform ie
not so, great as has been represented.
In the sovereign we have 4 unit of
value . which is recognized all over the
world. It is already divided into ten
florins. The whole reform we have to
accomplish is to -divide the florin into
100%farthinger bistead ^of N. • .The
shil-
ling would still remain. The only real
ehange involved is a reduction of 4 per
cent. in the value of the piano?, making
25 pence instead of 24 pence to the flor.
in. ;Until we find a Chancellor of the
.Exchequer strong enough to grapple
with this tremendous difficulty, we shall
not get decimal coinage, nor the metrie
system. The whole problem terns Upon
the penny.
s'doption of the reetrie system, Mr. Har-
old Cox has written an:interesting letter
tb The Times, in the course'of.which he
• says :-The average Englishman ap- •
,pears to 'imagine that the metrie
tem consists of a .formidable -list of
• Greek and Latin names invented by
French revolutionaries. , This billet is
me strong that the most conunon objec-
tion urged against • the metric system. is
the difficulty Of getting the mass of peo-
ple to use Raines that are. foreign. to
ed explanation of :the , seeming, dis-
courtesy. "I am so sorry," said the czar,
sweetly, "r have not yet had the honer
of becoming acquainted with you, owing,
to the shortness my reign, or I should;
of course,.have dem so." • •
A prominent Russian -statesman is
such a perfect double of the Czar that
he is often taken for his imperial ruler.
,"Count said the considerate rid-
er of Russia, to his double, "why don't
you Alter your appearance somewhat -
shave
off your beard, for instance? You,
knocking about is you do, and eo re-
semblieg your unfortunate Emperor, run
terrible risks -frightful risks." • 'What!"
exclaimed the faithful orient. "What, I
, resembling Your Imperial Majesty as I
, 'do, alter My facet Never, sir, never!"
. "Ah, well, Count replied ' the
• .• Czar, smiling and shrugging his shoul-
ders, "as you wilt, not alter your face
yourself, some of my Nihilist subjects'
will alter it for you, I fear." .
A characteristic etory of the Czar's
love of simplicity has been going the
redilde of S. Petersburg lately. A cer-
tain lieutenant who:Was in a perpetual
state of impecuniosity was one day seen
riding in a street car. The other officer,
of the regiment were furious at what
they. called an insult to the uniform and
intimated to the culprit that he had the
bption of sending in his papers or being
cashiered, and the unlucky subaltern
took the former alternative. Before he
a • time o so, however, e Czar
heard- of the affair, witheiut' a rim=
merit's delay donned a colonel's uni-
form of the regiment In question, and
sanntering out of his palace hailed a car,
them and convey no asstici,ation.to their
minds. It hi, therefore, of Utmost lin-
- portance that the following .facts should
.• be generally known: In almost every
• country' where the metric system has
been effectively Introduced the nomen-
clature has been adapted to the tradi-•
t Coital usages of the eountry. This is
true 'even of Itrance herself. Not eVen
:the all' -pervading; power of the French •
Goveinment could. cempel, the French
. citizen to forsake the livre ot his fathers
and talk about kilograms. After more
; than a generation of struggle, the simple-
: .device was adopted of lefining the livre
as half 'a kilograin,and the work was
•
done. To -day the word livre is .con-,
•
stently used all over Vrance,.liut every-
. •
body knows a a ivre exactiy 500.
grams, or half Of one kilogram. The
a.dvaetages of this recognition of a tradi-
• tional name are .prectical as well is Sen.'
imen a . n ance,--iie wefl as nEng.
/and, a very commoe weight le arquerter
1 of a „pound. But :transpose. that• phrase
into "an eighth of A kilo" tint the un-
trained brain is immediately confused.
! This iitep, that France teak after
': Mitch floundering, was taken in Germany.
long before any general attempt was
made to introduce the Metric system.
When the zellverein wasestablished the
pfued was made exactle equal to half a
' kilo; and thus the way was prepared
• for- the rest of the metric system.
was informed that throughout Germany
the Word pfund it universally used in
preference to halb.kilo.
The moral is that beforii-elitinipting
eople Who
Have Used I
Flay that Dr. Chase's Sirep'oeT.Atureett
and Terpenttne .„affords wonderfully
prompt relief for coughs " and colds.
Everybody has confidence in Dr. Chase.
In his great recipe book and famous
familY :remedies. They have learned hy
experience that it pays to instil on nsiv-
ing Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
'Turpentine instead :..Of 'accepting the
various unscientific "mix-ups" which
some druggists offer as "just as good:"
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and
Turpentine contains many of the most
valuable and most effeotive reinedial
agents ' for throat and lung . troubles.
that science has discovered. it acts
so directly and promptly as to be of
incalcutable worth in all cases Of croup,
bronchitis and whooping cough. It he
so far-reaohing in its effects as. to
loosen the, tightest chest couch and
cure the cold of lone standing. 25c *
bottle ; femur size, three times as
mul?b, 60c. at all dealers', or Edmon-
ton, Bates A Co., Toronto.
Pre Chase's -Syrup
of Linseed.*
and Turpentines
A good story on Sir Williani Melo& is
being told in Toronto, and is circulating
round his constituency ,of.North York.
The Postmaster -General has been buse
in the Old Country booming Canada up
hill and down dale in season and, iie.•
cording to this stori, out of it. Imbued
with a desire to toot the coat:Wel Iniciw. '-
ler* of the ordinary Londoner Sir Wil-
liam took a friend along the Strand with
JUIN Ernainie Rivet authoress,
recently assumed euitorial charge of a
daily paper of Atlantic Ci • for one le
fate, the reeeipts of the day's sales going
to aid the Atlantle City Hospital. Some
remarkable stories Are told of her Mora_
She 00necripted staff of special writen, '
and, it is said, detailed a prominent pas-
tor to report a hall, a musician of inter
national reputation to do the police
court, and a political boss to arite an
article denouncing the 'corrupt methods
of modern electious.
Carleton F. Fledge, editor of the "In
_.,..dependent".of-Assr- is threat,-
ened with proseeution by a prominent
official of the St. Joseph Savings 'Bank
at South Bend, Ind., for printing the
Bible in his newspaper, Editor Hodge
- says he proposes to continue to use e
chapter of the Bible each week,. deepite
this threat. At thio rate it will take
more than fifty years to completer Stu
publication. "It Is to chapters of Genesi*
and Deuterononay that the bank °Metal
objects," said Hodge. "Ile wrote me a
letter saying,there were spots and 'Armes
in the Bible that were not at to be put
before the publie for perusal. For my
part I candor that anything that as
fit to be the bailie of Chnstianity and to
be taught to children in Sunday solid*
is good enough to be submitted to nom
tper readers along with news items ei
e
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NERVOUS AND:SLEEP-LESS
.**o horrors crowded into one life, the
product ot poor digestion, and the poisons
dna are thereby formed within the body.
There's just one method of mire for thin ter-
rible oondlhons-plenty et food, but mind,
food properly digested. . 'That's the dial.
oulty-the digestive power of the stomach
must be improved. Blob, red blood formed,
strength given to the organs to drive out
poisons; then 001.1200 etrength, vigor and
indurance..Ferrozone 'does all !hie and
mote ,• makes eiok people web; weak peo-
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It ie estinsated that the. nee. weeVi
bag eaused a loss of from $4,000,000, to and workinanship. Before you buy call and eee us.
$6,000,000 in -Ontario. - We also handle,the Canadian Steel, Field Fencol,_4)ceadysso.yenrany_fartgac.m......—
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9
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p•
The "liapp)r Th.ought
ang
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Don't be imposed on by
"just to good talk. The
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different in every respect to any
other., There is none like it.
There can be none so good. If
You only knew the time, the
trouble, the labor it would save
you, how little fuel it Uses, you
would not be one single day withotit one.
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pared to give the billowing guarantee with
every 60 oent bottle of Dr. Pettingill's Kid-
ney. Wort Tablets, the only remedy in the
world abet positively cures all troubleseris-
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"Money Cheerfully returned if the suffer&
le not relfeVed and imetoved after, use of
•one bottle. Three to six bottles effect es-
toniehing andaiermanent Irina re-.
. bayed and cured, you waste no money, R.
P Bookie Druggist •Clinton, Ont.
P. .0 .
arordlg mmelie *Too, rtaifeentIs•
..b.tesi.that one day his mother's mother ' •
was hobbling along the street in Ajaccio, Our Behingiserwodit_i• eieenilenineabneeotlhiritnelay'inp,3rioexei:ustaielm:.' tertaii '
. . .
Cetsiese; and .that ne and his sister, Pau-
line, followed the old lady, and Mimicked ,
her. Their granamether, happening to P
turn, caught them in: the act. She cotn- . J. E. HOTEY.,. Dispeusinkplei!ist?‘ Clinton ;
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OD BISCUIT
The. beetbiseuit, and always the best. -
•• No. change*: No uncertainties. " •
Every biscuit light, COQi3t,
If yob Want this certainty on Biking 7Day, nes
Hovey's BakinePowdets, 25e a
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pleined. te'. Mine., Letitia., Pauline wait t
- at once "spanked" and disposed. of; Na-
poleon, Who Wad Out in regunentale,
could not be handled. His mother bided
her time. nit day,: when het on was
off his guard, she' cried: "Qutek, Napo-
leon! You are invited to dine with the
goVernor l" He ran up to his tome to
change his clothing. She 'quietly lot:.
- Jawed; and when slie 'judged that the '
proper time had .come, rushed into the .
mem, seized her addressed hero before
he guessed her purpose, laid hini Berme
the maternal knee, and belabored • him
- earnestly with the flat of hett hand. •
' One day David Col; the Flemish genre
painter, was reared by a peasant to paint
it portrait of his father. The young art. -
ist said that be would he delighted, and
enquired when the father would be able
to tilts him a sitting. 'The peasant re-
plied, ."Oh, he is dead." "How would
you have me paint his portrait? asked
the artist, soma/hat amused at the
peasant's naivete: "Look here, sir," said
: the peasant, "thie picture on the easel --
whom (lees it represent?" "St: .Anthony."
"You; are sure it is St Anthony ?" "Yee."•
I"Did -he come here to sit?" "Of course
not." "Then, you see, you , are quito.
a.ble to metre a dead man's portrait?*
- who asked tie better than to earn
money, yielded, and; after making en'
entries concerning the old man, set about
painting the pottratt. The peasant, sec -
it ler the AraiUma. 11 aai*
I OH MY' 'HEAD!
_
BOW:It 'acHts!
ex,
' film, and cast about forLthree likely sub,
- -jectii, -Thelrfend, a .distingiiiiEed Lon
• don lawyer, waa nw ng o
that English people were as ignorant on
matters Cariadian as Sir .William re re -
u t believe
entered it arid sat calmly down until
it stoppea in front ef the ba•rracks. He sented, The first person accosted lad
Ne, r heard of Canada
1, and No. 2, are sold n Clinton desired the oilicers•to be called, and ad- neve; and said so short -
tibial responsible DruLlitorea. dressed them thus: "Gentlemen, I have • ly . The second was anxious to assist
_film befogged stranger, and ruminated,
but -finally had to ediiiirthat he wan
-
unable to give the locality of Canada.
Ile was sure that it was nowhere near
the Strand, as he had 'Ned around those
parts for'nearly seventy years. This en-
couraged Sir William. Changing his
question 4 little, he went up to a cock-
ney flower -girl. He asked her if she was
familiar with Ottawa. "Familial 'with
rho?" she asked. "You go 'long or VII
meek rat dirty Isew.°
just' ridden frets- ths- paisenln-w-streetl
a 'lute car, and I wish to know if you desire nie
disgraced my uniform," "Sire," replied
to send in my papers? I presume I have
the major, nervously, "Your Ma -Jetty
We want as Many tam- could never do that." "Then," replied
en as can inaneitIt eon von. hthaeve• Czar
aWegitrhadaed the uniform, smile, 'as
• n amused smil
albalanetedi esfu It4e3Pna"th'cl8 ttiGkralle a* tuliztvtitishnIu. retain ai he no 00 nt v eeh,ya 9,1inek-ceeed.
ment, even 'lilt eenuninin, Bre:lied° :jilt.;
ient to .eom
erOwded.giFI as we' are
f iv. ith •it,and ROM° .1zik aezareing,eirs leer fond
Kiel
During last and
a
she and her siesutenir,
of a joke 4. .
. eiff. wOetforto friends complain,
_
will
sell
., , e.,. sPui:nniCsas s i IeyV i emivisit
rtrtwoi se . e A
Heinrich, were paying a visit on
'SO Wa • ‘11 rO It11611:11/06T Set 7 0 '0
. to ha tn lig to an art"_lef intuiet.
crowd.° °P in the .
;per hundred lbs, bl, the ladles come out, and it weer it. crowd
tive citizens waited outside to see the
barrel, to make room for Which increased every minute. Half an
hour, and an h ur went by, and still the
4 te act ear. . . expectant'°nets waited in vain, until a
- whisper went utia that the Czatitia
Ot course, •w 1-
' e will deliver ' .and the Priecess were back at the
it any place ill town, Schloss. On perceiving the denseness of
. the crowd Her Imperial Majesty asked
HOB GROqiuty " the manager if he had net a back exit
to his house. She wad told the way
W er . ,, , .6 was barred by a lbw wOoden fence. "Oh,
• ii • 0-Ndlitil. we can manage that," laughed the Rus•
. • elan Empress, If you can lend us a lad -
Our can _give littsitieits to persons of sit i
t elehoie nu nib° le i g 48 ." placedd .a' n' g tThateh .1171 511 ; : the I11,arltliii,er citliai:11740evenendr.
grades or ability. ANents, book-keepers, jOying the fun, They went throug the
olerks, formal; sans, lawyers, niechartios, phy- Court, reached the street on the °the*
cams, ereeebers, students, married and oho& women and 'widows, Poeltione are Bide, and regained the SchIoes, net 18ifrom $406 tit por annum. We mus., itt h
worth 4 feW 11111111tes.
have paid Several canvassed% SItO, 'weekly for 1
yion to suitears. Write fully and we win give YOU& A litle philanthropy covers A WON&
Petit.
• TUE BRADLnYeGAItittifte014 Co. Ltd. of freed.
' Aug. 22nd ‘ Brentford, .
1 -
F� t it StYlisti'llitit iii;',4 ,..1 -AIN&,, ,.. -,-:,:'...: ...- ...,,. •
AND I SCIENTIFIC SIIIVE • POtice t° 'warmer& *
Wher° Y611 got 5 51555 t5ffel "i5a thg13:10149101t:eirttatitntiegtientritlittttilltee7
on your face and everything free cannot buys, y more end farmers win kindry
trona eoptit3 0011dition,.. go to
r. MBBIo Tonsoftiat Parlor iii:4.`'1,46°Pf FaraaitaletT:4317sWti.eitRITE
i Whiting /MY mere,
Sleade tilloek, eliuteno I Olintee. NUY.14 tf TOWS & °Aar.
ALL" s
u re s
Deep.seated Colds
CouBlis • Croup • Bron:
ch if is 'LARGE' RO7TLES SI?,?
MEDIUM 50C • TRIAL SIZE: 25c
The Orisinaaor of •
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS,
The original kidney speOilic for the
euro Of Baeltache, Diabetes, Bright's
Disease and all Urinary Troubles.
Don't Accept SoMething just AS,
geed. See you get the genuine
LOAN -'-S
• They euro when an otherS fan.
Not a Cure Ml,but purely a Hittite), Pat
Soc. net born or 8 for $1:23, All dealers er
An* DOAK mussy vim co. Toronto, Ont.
The Iovc1ty Bakery
:and Restaurant • •
_En .
.Q.yotpts.. Oyitqrs
We are prepared tea ferret( the
best:Viten either °oohed or red/.
We elect have canned roma
Young Duoh, Spring (Thicket ,
Corned Beef, Bondage Turkey, it -
so the beet tell:don.
. , We hartalethe best oboe:ter
MoCernicke choice Mariceibci kiso
Pettersons °twins and burnt al -
monde. Fano, ben .. bone always
in Book. •
Aaholoe etook of ovangeo mia
lemons, banana and all kinds'
of frtilit in season.
. Fancy bread and °alma alway
on hand.
• Wedding Cakes a •
• Specialty.. •
Terme strietly mush,
IlIcOlay, Clinton.
•
fetkvova
niziotte
PERIODICAL HEADACHES.
sica
epAseeepxo „
Headache le not'of Melt a disease:but is •
generallycaused by somedisorder of -Modern-
&oh, liver or bowels. •
Befora. you can be °tired yes must remora
the wawa
Burdock Blood Bitters
will do it for yew ,
It regulates the stomach, liver snd bowe1s.
• purifies the blood and tones up the yrhole
uys-
$Im to full health and 'vigor.
•
elm;
OVITO
01 away
Because heiratimk is large and Well assorted --..The designO ate
''the netvest • and most up-to.dater-- The construction
• and finiett the best -Materials that wear out. the buyer's expectations,
and pryers theft are Wane on'our oustorneren. . • ' '
•
All kinda ef Repairing at Modeeate Prices. UNDERTAKING in all its
branches.Night and Sunday- cello answered it residence, Princess St.,
directly beck of Presbyterian Chnroh. 11 firstaciass Hearse kept
R. N. ROWE
J ATKIN.SON •
A.' J. HOLLOWAY. Manager & Funeral Director
loopoomemoommi
. This week Wedihow Benne fine. BED- •••
: BOOM SUITES in eparter-out pot. .
- - ished oak, with either White Enernel,
• Iron or Oak eds., Also a fine lot of '
urn. ure MORRIS.ORAIRS, COUCHES end
PARLOR SUITES . •
Prices tow as the quality will permit Headquertere for 'Window SHADES.
Bring tut the size of your windows-wedo thn rest. Plotting; framed.while II wait
•
me
xi. cal E LJW 13 P11.
. For the Fall trade is now almost complete
and comprises all the new materials
W-aist-meaterialaln—
French Flannels
Finnetlaines,. Etc.
A special line of Fancy Striped Mack
Silks for waists at -60c yard.
CO.A.Te. C&Z.. sol\T
The American Newspaper Directory
Esteitheihed 1869.
Issued Semi -Annually.
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jeeiebtkeiveeestteheeeneatin)Vat°of. newspapere and portation °barges prepaid.
oar te,rayenionares.eet moment trans -
other periOaleels. It Oval the politioo, re.
deter, netionality, etto. It gives the
frequently Of Woe. It give( the editor'a
Aim% It elves the peblieher's nen% It
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gliel the lin Of the paper. It givee the
autseription inlet). It gives the date of et
t613th
figalymeeeette olroulation-presont, 66 Well
ed foe A Retitle of years pest, time enabling
tuu
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gives11 ba separate Ilet of all papers rated
lft 118 ono
thoontnerok with e oiteulatioe
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It gieett e separate Hit of all newspapers
having 6 $tinday issue,
W holesale btoOk Of platios4
at very best pussible prices.
Organs, the very entertainlible
gramophone, sheet music,
books, and a variety of music
at
e. neattE's
An the meet important potion of the ins
tom:Afton supplied by a blereelltile WOO"
°onside of a repot* ot.the financial strength
of the person about whom information it
totted, ao is the oiroulation of it newepeper
generally tioesidered the point upon whieh
lutormetion will be of Moat Value to the
itdyettiset. The greatest pourable 006 ig
taken to make the Direotory reports
aoheet. livery publisher ie spelled to
systemetioelly inforreation tekett
in A fOrbe which excludes any but deft nit
etatemente while every 4ffort ia made ta
protect boneet publishers agoinek eneh
would resat to dieingentienue rephrts
, gain an unfair advantage, .
aao P. Rowell& clo..Publishers, 10 Sento' St. New York,