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waY THAT WEARINESS ?
Yonee uneasy. restless, without ap-
petite. Still worse yeti are thin and
fagged out. Work nfust be done, bot
'where is the strength to come from ?
Make your blood nutritious Ana you
will have lots of str. ngth. Your only
'hope is Ferozone, an instant 'blood
vmaker, blood purifier, blood, enrioher.
It brings keeu apoetite, digests food,
• and supplies nutrition for building up
all the bodily tissues.. Ferrozone
- .makes tummies and n erve-fibre, increas-
es yote. weight. instills a reserve of en-
ergy into the body that defies weari-
ness or exhaustion from any cause. To
have vitality and healthy vigor use
Perrozone wInch all, dealers sell in 50c. '
"An intoxicated man is very rarely
seen in Toronto Junction." remarked
John Wickson, /1 ei/ le ei it that com-
munity, whiie tt.stiryiau io the case of
Alexander AMOS `4% Iv. Sheehan,
two young noel), lio w,re placed on
trail before Squire Ellis on a joint
no joke and I don't know a, town which
is able to produce a bett er record for
the past three mon/ he," rejoined
-squire Ellis. The prisoners were re-
4111,0
•
YOUR FURNITURE.
TRE' CU TOT NEW . EBA
po., Not Move the ,Illegeo Too Large
Furniture can bP Unhealthful in I
many Ways. If 00 dark, it IS. depress-
ing to the vitality; If trig large, At takes I
up valuable air space. Generally it is
a great refuge tor dUst Now, we get
a very large proportion of our disease
through (Unit, and. it is therefore eseen.
tial to 40 everything that we can -to
prevent he OccUraniation.
The tops of bookcases: and ward-
yobes are /usually bordered by comiCee
and beceme what might be called lakes
of dry mud. Here the deadly microbe
.breeds and Multiplies, ultimately find.
ing ite way into our bodies.,
These danger Placeg sheuld be cov-
ered With streug: paper, •parited to •the
edges of the cornice, and, theta it would..
be easy to remove the dust on each
room cleaning day, Great core should
be taken to sweep the dust from rincler
valanced beds and heavy plecels of fur- I
niture.
Heavy, thick ciirtains sould be Of- ,
ten taken down. and well shaken in the
open air, and if possible they should -,
have no place in the sleeping rooms. /
Ail cornere, especially dark ones, should
be cleaned with a dapip cloth. Dust -
Mg ought -always to be effected wIth a
soft, damp, -cloth, which.. should be '
washed frequently. It is better to burn
dust, for if thrOwn la the ash pit it is• •
liable to he blown„agairiintethe honse.
CULJNARY CONCEITS.
•
A piece of butter the'Size .of a 'pea
dropped into the oatmeal pot will keep
it from' boiling orer. •
•A"dash of vinegar and it.elov'e of gar-
lic. in the. water is. a great improve-
ment to boiled meat ,or fish. •
Pure Tea
I-Ivgienic Packages
Users of Grand. Mogul
Tea pronounce it the.
beverage of good health.
Grown on the sun -kissed
mountains of Ceylon, it
has the delicious and
mellow flavor of purity.
(1( Prepared by machinery
packages, lined with air-
. tight (paper, protect it from
store dust and microbes.
Neves sold in bulk nor in
poisonous lead. The effort
substitute mine other tea'
to be ." just as good Di is the
desire . of some - dealers for
• an excessive profit on an •
infexior
rand Mogul .
•
Cd
(1Sold a 25c. 30e. 40. and 50c per
pound. Look for dos premium etit• '
pork and lisi of' premiums. in each
• package.
Dee. 1st,,
•!1115 n
A QUAINT WARDROBE,
:The putflt of Seventeenth centu• ry
Gentleman of I ash1ost.
In the yeor 1561 Sir •Ttalph• Verney,
aged`thirtyseven and recently widow
ed, decided to 'make the "'grand tour"
of the continent with his son Edmund,
aged fourteen. Ile gave a list of the
Clothes that, Were to be sent 'after them
to Lyons. It included "6 Tie night
coups Laced marked. V in black silke,
and 2 'Fine night Capps • plain," for his:
own use, and "4 . new plaine. Capps
znrked . Y in. Blew 'silken" for the boy,"
There were nlso- numerous elaborate
Shirts with dace and "New Cambrick
double Ruffle Cuffes. marked V in blew
thread, 5 paired' of little Holland Cuffes
for 1 Lun, 3 paires of Carpbrick double
Boot -hose," and a large number of
▪ "fine . Holland Handkercbees Buttoned."
Also.• "2 Tufted Holland Wastcoates
,.Lined,: 2 Dimothy Wasteoates, 4' Face
Napkins and 2 old Handkerchers and'2
paired of old Linneil Stoekinga."'. At
Lyons a. "Blaeke trtznke with 3 loekes
and Wooden Barres" was packed to:go
to Florence and the widowed baronet's
careful inventory of its eontents shows
that there VI a great • deal of the
heavy mourning which the "etiquette
of, grief" required.. "Black, •Oloath
Donblets, Black: Breeches 'and Cloake,,
Blaeke cloth Cape for a Oloake and 2•
other 'peeves of, Black Cloatlz; Blaeic
Hata and Hatbands, Old ;,Blaeke Tafaty
garters and new BTack ribbenrt roses,.
:" and "'s'everalT.peeees'oi'. ectr'a crape" '
Sir Ralph-'Verney's baggage contain
ed no fewer ..than "6 serge: under -,
and 0 Browne: `eailieo udder..
Capps.". These were for wearing by
day when .the wig was taken off... And
"3 plaine new night capes coarse and
30. .Eine • Peaked night eapps and 2'
Night Periwlggs,": ;His.,tollet .equip•:
ment included. "12 Tortus . shell Aga -
dos; '2' gold. Plcktooths, Hair Powder,
2 Paires new Barbing. • Lames,' Sizers,
and'3. Head -rubbers." • And there were
"Musks for 'Powder, .Ciprus� Powder;
and,:a 1'uffe:"• it'or emergencies there
were a "Black' Leather needle ease
with • a great, gold Bodkin, Papers` of.
Pinna; Blew Thread, Shirt'Buttons,-and
• old White Bound,Buttons, Cap -strings
an'd. Tape." In the interests of health
'3 papers :about Phisick" and "sire R.
Hastings' paster for a strain" were
taken, . but "rose water, rose ..viniger
and' elder oinigee" .were perforce Left
viost people Win be somewhat .isur- •
' prised to hear that .the.idea of women •
•
Urn, your Mends or relatives s.ufferwith;
Pits, Epilepsy, St. yitus' Daoce, or Falling
Sickness, write for a trial bottle and valuable .
treatiie on such diseases to Tun LEIBIG CO..
r79 Kipg Street, 'W., Toronto, „Canada. „All
druggists sell or can obtain for you 1
THE DAWN (SF PEACE:.
Put off, put off your mail,. oh, kings,
And beat your brands ,to dust!
Your hands must learn a surer grasps
Your hearts a better trust.
Oh, bend aback the lance's point
And break the helmet bar;.
A noise is in the morning wind,
But not the note of war.
tfpon the grassy mountain paths
The glittering hosts inerease.
They come! They cornet How fair
their feet!
They come to publish peace. .
And every tender living think .
Shall feed bY streams of rest;
Nor Iamb shall from the flock be lost
Nor nursling , from the . nest. '
—John Ruskih:
FINANCES OF .GIBRALTAR.
requiring escort, especially of a really
protective nature, is of comparatively
modern origin, says , a contributor to
the Grand Magazine. But such appears
to be the ease. • Nothing strikes 'one
literature. than the a.bsolute freedom
women. .enjoyed te travel and wander
alone witheut fear of inoleStation. The.
tithes were unsettled, undoubtedly, and
Men liVed for fighting only; but, nev-
ertheless, the helpless and defenaeleSS
were safe enough . so ,far as one ean
lodge from -conternporary literature, 1
.40 net •tieny that,. they came Jo., grief
Occasionally, but ea a general ,rule men.
respected, the other sex In the days of
chivalry, and„ even the Worst of scoori-
drels allowed ari unprotected woman to
ride .by unharmed.. •
Overstrained, Despond:mt.
Weak ,eople as "
•
DR. HAMILTON'S PILLS
The One'Triie Ittzdicine for Health
and Strength..
You will realize, as you reed the '
folloWingletters the grand . work ;be-
ing done h3r Dr. EfittniltonN Pills.
They_haie a direct action on the blood,
nerves, heart, kidn9Ws a,nd liver. All
weakness is turned into etrengtb, new
energy and nOurishing blood are creat-
ed, buoyant good health is established.
DISCOURAGED .WOMEN FOUND
be& predy nearly given myself,
up ad incurable. - I was Weak. • and
sieklyall the time, had headimlie, poor
Some 'Interesting Figures Contained In digestion ancl sinking feeling. On rts-'
Recent British 13lue Book. .ingin the morning there was a feeling
The Official report ' on the 1
Blue book for 1904 for Gibralta.r; just the first. TIney mast haVe strength -
issued, shows that the financial trans- enettray bloodi for gaina in strenFtlx
actions for the year 1904 ended. with, a as soar( as tOCOr• them. Steady lin.
surplus of 2 22,621, the reyenue havine
been 287,545, and the expenditure pro•vemerit followed, and I am now
completely cured."
64,924. Exclusive of the receints un- (Mrs.) M. E. Benson, v47-eoodstock.
der land sales the revenue for the year
STRENGTH ANI) SPIRl'I'S
(2 86,787) was 2 9,722 in excess of that
of 1903 (477,065). The inereaseci re- I M PRO VHD.
ce pts from the dirty on tobacco fur- . enedicine Could'posSibly, be be -
dues returned 301 more than M 1903, Mr .3(ts Devine fi'0131 OttaWa J,
a greater hirinber of vessela having en-, hid tains in the back and Side, caused.
tered the port. The investment of sur -.1 byr kidney trouble, was bothered •con-
niehed, 7,751 of this excess. The port ' ter than Br. Hamilton's Pills, .vrit?
like •bOrts," tWo silver rings' • of the
He took tO Plerenee as a gift to a friend
there the teiv Paris luxury "the .Teeth.
Brushes and Boxes," and in reply tb
• the thanks he recelied /or ihera Said,
"These are inconsidetable•. Toyed
that I Must intreate You to speoke no
Better Than. tke Toothpick.
We ire teld that the health and pros-
perity ef. the teeth are :greatly promot,i-•
• ed by .the PromPt use of .the toothplcic
iminediately leiter eating and that this
being so only- .a "MISS Prim" or an
"Aunt Betty" would presume to object
to it. We replY that if this is iss the
person afflieted. Should' et, once repair
to the. dressing room and,. away from
the observation og.ethers, should -relieve
hie 'teeth of their, fatal burden.: It is
ploy for the purpose The highly layglen.
IC dental 'Boss. This pronounced hy
all good dentists 'far lees harinful JO
the teeth -than the • ubiquitouS-tooth-
pick -which heS, as We firmly ;believe,
blackmait.LLeslie's Weekly.
plus revenue produced an increase oil eillerebly with headaChe, -hut Dr.
The receipts froM crown rri.ts Were.
A FELINE DITTY less than in 1903, a$ arrears Of reV- I can recommend thein to every 'man."
ON ed in that year. The eXpenditure Of be dreattlesi3 and satin atter requlq-
that of the pvvious year (265,460), Price 250 per box, or five boxes
of 97,357, the liabilities amounting tit I N. 0. PolSon & Oo., Hartford, Conn ,
£4,011. The amount of the invested ; IL S. A., and Kingston, Ont.
funds 'increased from Z67,650 as, the
DIAMOND DYES
ttly kittens three, were white and gray,
• '1Was hard to keep them clean ;
'No matter how i worked each day,
line kits rooked very mean.
herd go out in the morning clad
So tidy and so trim ;
At night, they'd elamehome lookingsad
With clothes so soiled and grim,
1 could not keep them tidy, neat,
One hour of the day
When they were in the field or street,
With other eats at play. ,,,
'I theta procured the DIAMOND DYES,
And made n (lye bath hot,
I dipped them in the INA.
To,day, my kit tens all are &caged
In filack so Hell and deep ;
,fie mote ot lily son; is plain,
Wawa/len bright -and wise
would fi
boo SW
1904 ( £64,924) was less by '4540 than 'ti tir system with Dr. Ilarni ten s
The year ende yvith an asset balance . fne $1, at dealers, or ,by mail froth
last. While the ordinary revenue had I She of tlie San. ' '''' '
increased from 4 01.418 in 1000 t° 2 86/-. I Via*-minetimes see. • a huge ring or
increase in the Wel annual exPendi- , halo round the moon, occupying ii
ture, the ordinary current expend'. space in the'heavens so large that nine.
thee, ift fact, having deereased, The ty moons' breadths would but just suf-
extra duty imposed On...tobaceo in 1001 flee to span it. Yet the body of the sun
largely contributed""to the assets,' and WOtild fijj all that space ere we had rip.
in 190A special receipts amounting to I plaitdied within 2,000,00 nines nt him.
a 15,275 were obtained from land sal% 1
. Once on kis apparent surfaCe were vm
shOcking suicide thari that of the scope. Agnire five whole years of continuous
grace eldest son. of Sir Henry Blake, - jottrneying before we coUld, make the
Governor of Deylon, says the Marquise clrettit of this orb.
de Fontenoy, The unfOrtunate man,
obyiously crated, filled hlo belt with
kind of explosive, and then wont out
dinamite ot, gun cotton. or 'Berne other wh
riding On horseback along the favorite I en MakingBeef Tea
ride in the suburb)) of Perth, western ,
Australia, where he made his hoMe. ,
to the saddle, to haVe lighted that
while riding, ahd then to have allowed of
himself to be literally bloWn to Pleeell
from the hips upwards, the horse sus- .ArMOUr.IS
mining sixth, injuries that it had to WI
of commanding annearatace, who had
ruined his own career • and serious',
embarrassed his father by` contracting
an unfortunate marrlageaa naarringef
Indeed, Which led tO 1119 being shipped '
off to. Australia., where his wife added
to hbVilotorlety 111 such manner that
When 1118 father, Sir Henry Blake, wail
lucrative governorship of Victoria. with
itg Wail of 450,000 a year, beside* I*.
alloWanees, he Was etiMpelled f0
cline Whitt WOA theft the blue ribbon
St tblottial govsmorshifts Ott 110000111
Of th• Presence of his 11011 and the 216*
WAS*. Of big dituthIeNin-is.W
arperidenar in question.
dre sou of
easpoon
to a cup it all that is require&
The best Beef Tea. Ajar
lastt longer than other
brands --because you don't
have ta tied 10 much tolget
the proper strength. 7
AIM* Writ TOM&
t.
. ioliteness of Children.
The petiteness of ' children is mils',
skin' deep. One cannot help .sympathis-
Ing with the little Vanden %girl "who
said sleepily to her* hostess at a Party
she had not been old enoogh. to enjoy,
"Please; will yon tell the width. Is the
lady what's giving this party,' 'cause 1
thank: you very much for the nice par-
ty,' tow, / can't go home till I've seld
from this horrible placer But one's
whole heart goes mit to .the little 'boy „
who; haying greatly enjoyed One Sta
Insufficient chocolate, was asked sharp-
ly, "Web, tohnny, what do you sityl"
weir rateues vowel.;
The housekeeper who cannot hive a
zinc' covered: kitehen table will 8n4
several squares of hard wood an Inc
in thicknelis end -Mau nc es
'across a great convenience for. setting
het, dishes on. The wood should be
. sandpapered and each block have a
Screw eye, with •which it is hung uzi.
der the ledge of the table. •
Kitchen litensils•
• The -American fashion of keeping
pots and kettleS and other kitchen
Utensils In 4 closet by themselveS In-
stead of hanging them on hooks about
the kitchen is sensible. The European
Way Of hanging the articles in broad
light may add to the picturesque ef-
fect of the kitchen, but the utensils
collect dust.
1f you are fond Of borne carpentering
you elm Make all. sorts of thinga at
trifling experise, Miners, for instance,
milCh cheaper If the plate glass
is purchaied by the fititiare foot and
set into a framework fashioned by thi
Vithen `papering a room remember
the large witterns and dark colors will
make it appear smaller, while a plain
It, kg los. to purenato towels rather
Mtge, Laundries charge no Isere tot
washing largo artielleil then Saudi Oa*
tad logo towels de net wear Met lir
004 II 11 per cent gamma, 111-
OVVeN.M,..'. •
• 'RA*441-
for -their excellG4 cooking (Lid ties
cork4rueion and handsome apFarana
know it coad-Aver amd -that
you CANNOT DO BETTER TI1AN BUY A 4501NeNIR4
Manuf4cturers Limited,
Our'eersonal guarautee_ms,Well us that of 'the Making, ayes .v4th aVeri atave.. tla.4 and- Bea the..00evenir Ranges
DAVIS St .IOWL,AND, CLINTON.
We are often reminded of whot Mrs.
Chillingly said When. asked who maw.
aged her househotd. Eter reply was,
decide -upon all the small questions if '
I' will let him. decide the large Ones."
As small on6) arose many ,times each
day and large ones only at Intervals
of. monthS, ib ended 'in her "ruling the
Mrs. litcetiliLI do wish could get
it.gOod maid. Mrs, Vaudine—You Might
intervieW mine, I think • She'd be
lighted ,to go to you. Mrs: McCall—But
'why don't yori keep her?: Mrs. Van.
dine -4)h, she won't stay! She says She
wanti A 'place *here she Won't: hare •so
• Mony dresses arid hats to take. care of.
—Answers.
1
Don't Neglect A Cough
Man, a case of
chronic Bien -
I chitis, Pneumonia and even dreaded Consumption itself,may be traced
directly to " only a dough." , When the first cold comes, start in on
oga.yl.tsYRUP OF -11ED:S.PRUCE Cita
1 IT CURES COUGHS --pheals the inglisantamedtheausrftraocesngeol .
'strengthens weak -throats -- uts the lun 1
possible condition to resist' the trying effects of a
25b. Mille
INUIRPOIL
Colds are .the most danger
°us. of ill forme of disease. A
neglected cold leads to Bronchitis,
"Coughs" are the result of irritat.
ed bronchial tubes. "PsYerlisis"
cures -Coughs. by mmoving the irri-
toting partieles end healing the
inflamed membrane. It is a genial-
oide and destroys the tubercle
germ. It is a tonic that strength-
ens the lungs, the liver, a'rid tones
up the system. It makes for hetter
health in all conditions of hurnanitY.
Get stron,k and the cough will dis-
, appear. 'Pairciusik" makes week
•• people strong. It mires coughs of
the most obdurate kind and.breaks
GREATEST OF ALL TONIC'S,
179 itrog,at, TOrorito, caviar*
LIVER COMPLAINT.
The liver le the largest gland in the be ;
office is to take from the blood. the propert461
which form bile. When tbe liver is torpid sad
inflamed it cannot furmah bile te the bowels,
causing them to become bound and costive.. The
ayraptone are a feeling rl fulness or weight In
the right side, and shooting pains in the saute
region, pains between the shoulders, yellowness
of the skin szat eyes, bowels irregular, coated
tongue bad taste lc the morning ate.
MILBURN'S
PILLS
-are pleasant and easy to tithe, do not griftei
weaken or sicken never tail in their effects, and.
are by far the safest and qufolceet. remedy for
all dieeaces or disordere of the liver.
Price 25 cents, or 5 bottles for $1.00,
all dealeri or mailed clirect on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn I..bnited,
Toronto, Ont. •
()iii PI I
Wrought ;Iron.' Range .Comparty,
, The above is a cut of our improved nickle plated Range,
' with handsome enamelled reservoir attached to water front in 4.,
1 The Wrought Won Range Co. have located one of their
' divisions in Clinton and will canvas the surrounding country
1 from this place, Testimonials of some of our • customers in
this locality will appear later. •
3. W. K: VanNorman. Divisiohal Supt.
"HECLA" FURNACES
TREY own otrr, than any other fins.
nem le cased*.
two Or Wee loos LESS ditty winters
Is the usual stilleg.
smoke etoteity.
the Joliet* litt*
oak pita, oet UAW*.
*A omit
• COLLEGE,
Three courses
Commereial . Stenography .. Telegraphy,
Odes Cotton Root Compel'
Ladle. Favor -
Ts the only
on
eon depend fAin
atkuetmgoot need
is by far the best
No. 1.—fl'or ordinary
Strength. No.
ae known.
13.-1;10e specitfi casee--10 ammo
HEADACHE
MA_ PretteltAttfAINAVA
No how &prison drotititeasesterdiseeveusil.
Ismommrommimompp
R. ritzsitions & Son
We 4re still in the But-
chering business, and, are
in a positiop. to fill all or-
ders for seasonable 'meats;
intrusted to our care.
Our new business stand
i in the Combe Block.
1 Aldrildairug°1411172 11:areentlir ttr,
IVantlittir, calk
No. 1 and No. t: are sold it Clinton by
Watts, Druggists. .
Defor,c placing your orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices, The very best goods
carried in stock and sold at the
owes possible price.
Mors may 1* loNei, Davis