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They WI MOW it WOW FridesT.
A letoW40,11 le reported at (Weary.
Weep tuner* took
at Identreal Wee largely
deft •
The *tame f re.orOilleation
• 'Of the Bonk ofsh Ormothe matallea
through, ,
!MO 0 'II redildheillle Weltwood
was burned With twalOgitieo. Ineend.
leriene latinepeeted,
'PlentifOrraine: are reported in gee*
, bee and the foreilt airee are no barer O.
4004440e, to property,
•• The two-year-old daughter of W. M.
Vey, of Weet Dither, fell into a boiler
ecalding Water and died,
The Brockville electric light steam
Was damaged. by fire, and'(' the teen
wahe ilarienfeef for: a few dere
Phereskthe Mentreal, read foreman,
• Wite Sentenced to three yea* in the
fpenitentoiry for defrenling the city. ,
' Arthur and Geell•Thompsoneghtaple-
• to*, • Were fined KO and. costs at tie
-Th ag UM hunting muskrats out of
ttr
.• Ikea .1 Oheney °ewe *4 be •
Igesenier Partner, 0 Orin of V, 3
vheney Co., doing Weirton th
0 of Tokeo.contitr andSrate afore
uIe end Chat told flem will Pale th
sum of ONE BLIINDRED DOLLAR
for each and every esee ofOatarrh tha
cannot be oused ley theme of Hell'
Oatairh Quire. VRAISTE J. OREN EY
Sworn to before me and Aubileribed
in my presenotethie Oth day of Decene
her, A. Del 1890g
. A. W. 614BAS0N't
(Seal.) Notary Public.
•Halla Oatt.arih Ohre is taken intern
Q7,0114 acts directly en the bleed an
nencoue ourfaceo• of the oyistem. Send
for testimonials free. _
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F. j CHENEY it 00., Teled0.0
SOld by all druggists, 75c. • '
atTioank,e ge4ro Vanady for constiP-
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CAST-OFF YACHTS. '
Otd angueo Ctlp Challengers Have
Come Upon Evil Days. I.
The life of a racing yacht is usually
short and sweet. For a year or two
she is working round and. Tonna the
,.•eeast, from regatta to regatta. , Then
newer heedels take her place, and the
fainous enttor alimp or schooner Jeri
aside her raeillag Saila for ever. and is
either turned into a comfortable cruis-
er, or sold for a song to take her
place in trade, carrying ,rice or scone-
th4Pg .1ilm that.
Sometimes her ease is even worse.
Tho yachts ofthe early 'nineties were
racing machines pare and` simple.
:They .had prectcrilly no accommoda-
tion below, and some were actually
not worth tinkering with. ' Such was
Valkyrie ilL, Lord Teunraven's cele-
lirated cup racer, In Sento:ober, 1898,
she made a great attempt to wrest the
America Cup from the hands of its
holders, but was beaten in all three
races by the American -yacht, Defen-
der. Lees than six Years .later she
was given over to the dockyard break-
ers for dismemberment.
' . Sit Thomas Lipton , kept Shamrock
I. ,for '.several years, and used her
for the purpose oftuning op Sham-
rock III, She was , taken across the
Atlantic a second 'tinier' sold, trans-
formed into a schooner, and is being.
used We oriclerstand, to carry scrap
metal to Smith America.
The original Winner of the cup, of
which e New York Yacht Club is.
so -proud, the sturdy old America, had '
the '.Iongest. life of any racing yacht
on ,retord, It was on the .22nd of
August 1851 that the America beat
every One of the English creeks in
a race round the /ale of Wight., and
shortly afterwards was •sold to Lord
£L000.quiere for ,the, trifling sum : of
Lord, Templeton was her next own-
er. • He used her as ti cruiser .for Some
years, He sold her to Mr. Pitcher,
whopartly rebuilt her; and then, in'.
Decie.bought the' historic.
craft. He 'rechristened her Camilla,
tuned her .up, and ' raced her with
some sueeess:
°nee more She creased the Atlantic,
and at the beginning of the great
Ameriean. Civil War became a block-
ade runner, taking cargoes' of tmg-'
.
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Sire Wilfrid Laurier addressed ten
Ihnheand people at Berlin, ' Ont., and
. • announced his intention to appoint a
separate Minister of Labor. . Mr Mac-
kettp.le Ring, the candidate, wee wee
xeceived,
- The 10 menthe ohl daughter of W.
0. Middlemiss, a farmer neer Spring-
' geld, fed into * bucket of milk and
was drowned before her parents found
• her. The bucket was On the ground
• near the back porch of the Middlemiss
arid the child tumbled into it.
"" from the porch.
• Wne. Bisson, a fine leoking and in-
telligent young Man of 19 years of age,.
• was Picked up on the. Sohn street
bridge, Toronto, in e. state of collapse
and' taken to St, Michael's hospital. It
was found that he was in a ste.rying
4emadition. •Lle was able to take may
• a little rank up to midnight., but his
chances for recovery are bright. His -
:eon says he came from the island of
:Guernoey three years ago, and e did
well for two years. For the last year,
however, he had only two month's'
.werk. Ile has had nothing to eat for '
days, and timid he would rather die
than beg , • ' .
A higher standard of answering at
the examinations for entrance into
,the faculties of education, and into the
normal and moild richoolawill hereaf-
ter be exacted .by the clepartnient of
-education. This min pursuance of the
policy adopted of improving the quell-
' . fications. ofiteachers, The age of ad-
mission in eachease, will also les raiedd
-.one -year. TO prevent a scarcit3r of
'4 • 4 William Ifaines, 'Pliorold TOWilehiP
/armor, was haled liefOre Magistrate
, by Trustee'John EBradleY. of S.S.No.
' Thorold, and fined $10 70 for disor-
deriy the school,in question
• one day redeitly. Haines' 'little son,
•...#t seems, was made the victim of a
•' trick by some of the boys, and the
irate father descended: on the school
• with a horsewhip. threatening to
, thrash everyone there. When the
' erelang lady teecher, Mabel Powell,
ordered him to lefiertelie used' threat-
ening language to her, and he refused
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- BRITISH TREASURY GETS MANY
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Penitent* In Three Months Rey In
AM Ran&S frOM MO to Han 0
* • 0rowne-One Woman Who Rost th
Clevernment fleturnfid I Single
, Peetago Strimele-frivate Oempenles
•. MO Receive Behinds,
Wivitillia frOM consedence-strieken
• people ooze to. the British TreionnY
in soMe curious Ways, but the hidden
I secrete underlying these Payments WO
never revealed to the publie, who are
Ileft in draw their own udereneee.
Even the remittance of small •euMs is
mi mysterious as. the receipt of bank-
notes
e value of hundreds of
Pounde. Acknowledginent of "eon-
acience money" is made through the
columna of The Times almost ,:every
flaY, and within the past two or three
months the sums Bent to the Chancel -
ler of the: Exchequer have amounted
to upwards of £400. The, largest aura
forwarded this year was £355 in bank-
notes, and the sraalleet was a postal
order for half e crown. The name
of the sender is never discleeed by
66,1ftemsuri. „ ,_ but sometimes these
• tonenoutions from penitent people are
aceerelianied by Strange letters, •
Not =gay months, ago the Chan-
cellor me -reeved e60 sovereigns from a
Person who merely signed himself
• "X,X.X.," ;and explained that the
come were payment of , "conscience
,money." The gold wad neatly packed,
in a tin box and sent • by Post, and,
of course, there was no means of• find-
ing out who the sender' was. Nor did
he 'wish his name to be known, for
he requested that acknoirledgment of
the money should be made through
the newspapers;. -
Not long ago a secretary ' found: On
his desk in the Treasury Office "a. big,
stout envelope inside :of which was
a square •:piece of wood, pierced with
, a number of round boles. In, each of
,: these, wrapped in. paper, were a cer-
;•, ta.in, number of •sovereigns, totalling
altogether 100, : ' Then there is the
cape of a woman who once sent a sin-
gle penny stamp, explainime that she
had defrauded the Government of that
i amount, of postage five years pre-
viously. '
; Ili...marked cOrtiost to this "corn
Science -stricken" mortal was. an Eng- :
lishman living abroad who sent - a
draft to the Treaattry for £00. . An -
ether "penitent," who had swindled
the state of $85 in Ilia income-tax
return, forwarded ' the amount in
bank -notes with • this letter: ."The
Chancellor of the • Exchequer,- Dear
Sir, -I am sending you herewith .£35,
which is to go to the use of ..the GeV-
ernment. I WO' send More soon, un-
til I have repaid fourfold, in Accord-
ance with the teaching of the Scrip,
•tures. , The. way of the transgresaor
is hard, No. one knows how I have ,
suffered kr my' wrong, And," I. would
Seek to make a bountiful eestoratien.
May .God pardee, while His Majesty's
Goverrnmeet is-, benefited." • •
Ttril Or ANTON Si* a
1114411 C llow"todIVare Thew A PIONEER OF THE KEY
In thousandi of homes Bebe* OWn.
Tabie,ta fe the only medicine Med
when children are and the
/mother .who keeps this medicine on
baud may feel 04 *ale as though th.ere
Was a doctor constantly In the berme
Baby's Own Tablets euro all otomach
aeh and bowel troublee,hreek up cOlde
expel woems, and make teething ear.
: The mother has the guarantee of a
government arialyet that this Medicine
contains no opiate or poisonous sooth-
ing tuff. Airs IL Beinlyiaian. Mat.
S., says.- I have used Baby's
teething and for constipation, and
Own* Tablets for my little, girl while
think _there io no medicine can equal
thenn”. Sold by meclicinedealers or by
mail at '20e 'a box from the Dr. Will -
buns Mediciee (Jo,, Brocktfille Ont,
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ouTEH'S HANKNOTES
Often Preferred to 'twee hewed by,
. the Seek of Eriglend. •
Mr. Thomas Wakeheld Simpson,
whose will has just been proved in
England, was formerly •a, Partner in
the Old Bank at Whith of S'
Chapman 44 Co., founded in 1785 by
Wakefield Simpson, a respected Quak-
er greed. and draper., whose notes
were in after years sometimes prefer -
,red • locally to those of the Dana Of
England. •
This preference for Simpson- and
Chnpman's notes over those of the
Bank of England was net perha 4
chiefly eaufie for some years ,the
Bank of England could. not be re u'eed
,to pay cash for its notes. but eras
more probably due to the fear of tak-
ing
forged Bank of England . notes;
which were very numeroUS .until the
bank ceased to *sue £1 and 42 notes,
tind capital putushinent for forgery
was abelished.
Although the Bank of England was
always persistent tracing, if , pose
sible, and in bringing to punishment
forgers of its. note., depredater's
chance were during several years
that • he might dimwit between 000
and 400 offences before he was con.
vieted, and between 1,000 and 2,000.
before being hangech.
From a tepart made to Queen Vic-
toria in the first. year of her reign, it
aPpears, that during the ten years 1812
to „ (weed notes were pre-
sented at the Bank of England, but
only. 1,345 persons were Convicted of
forging and uttering, and °illy 168
-persona were executed for forger.
The convietions were in the proper- -
tiou • of one to 163 'offences and the
executions as one • to 1,304. In 1817
there were 31380 forgeries, of notes.
with 128 cenvictions and eighteen exe-
cutions; and in 1830 the forged notes
mesented at the bank were only 613,
and one person was .eorriicted, but
Was not executed. '
The lest execution for forgery was
:on the last day, of the Year 1829, but
it was: not until IV% thaccapital pun-
lehinent for the forgery of bank-netes
was Abolished, and the forgery of
ablis or powers of attorney continue&
to be It capital offence until 1831,
when Queen Vidorie cisme to the
Amu% - •
teachers as a result of the abolition, of s °63 , Own. Perhaps the largest amotmt of "con. '•• " ' ' •
the county model schools the Minist r mien e meney in one sum., that ha
, .
.of Education will, on the inspector'n
rCeonarnendation, extencleover uatil
-elutre-BOneett year any certificate ex
piling' in the meantime.
••bietions among vegetable giewthi'i
tf as A pain prescription is printed upen
St, Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Druggist
ted if this formula is not coniplete. Head
me pains. Womanly pains, pains anywhete
at get instant rettef from• a Pink Pain
:a I Tablet. Sold by W. S. R. Holmes and
• paids e ec for 2;8A5 eack2,5c_box_of Sit Pi k
1 MUD NI --1111,AN-S'STO)11C11-:
COMFORT
.f.4 It's •of Speeial Value to Many lickr.
---whiehewas Sent by: thevicarof
Cripplegate, 'to the tini
States Secretary of the: Treasury
years ago,. with the explanation th
the sum was entrusted to him by
the rootlet cactos the California
• - •., „ • -se,
deeert: This plane, a roulade corapeet
growth, rolls about the level floor of
, :the desert for eight or trine months of
• -the' tear.tossed hither and you by the
winds which blow with fierceness over
all of • Oaliforniahr sand plat , during
ethose months' ,At: the coming of the
,-rains, or rather the cloudbursts, which
*Weep the desert in the spring, this
,dietiis takes root wherever it happens •
to have been dropped by the last wind
.01 whigh it was the plaything, anclem•
ineplately begins to put out all around
qtarriall shoots Which, in turn become
eXactlflike the parent plant,"
No less than 22 ocean liners are now
somewhere in the river between Mon-
treal and Quebec, either outward or
inward bound, and in addition to the
larger craft thereis a' number of small-
•er vessels, such as coasting ships and
' which go to is 11 the total
' of ships delayed by the densest fog
• and emoke cloud which has ever
..eidthe St Lawrence. The cost to the
thiliping companies is reckoned in the
thieuean.d, for it goes ewithout saying
that when a, "boat is anchored and
does not reach her destination the
cost ot veerking her goes oji lust the
verge. One days delay to the slims
new in the river, numbering'22,ineans
approximately $13,200, and assome of
hem have been trying to make • the
•eget of Montreal since Sunday last the
loss to Owners will be considerable. •
,
Frozen-4ra: tied evidentiy • a Ling
. .itene dead, re:whole vilage Of Siberian
Eskimos were found on the Siberian
•, .ocitist by a patty of Indians, who went •
, in a canoe last Imp to see theca, corn-
• rades,and to enquire what experiences
they hal gone through doting the
•,• , winter. Their provisions Were eithatiSt-
• 4114,. and in them famished conditicee
'they had eaten the walrus' skin eoverg.
•, from their houses, and had actually be-
gun to devour the elothing that cover-
. them. This tele told- by the Rev.
!Edward 0 Campbell,: who is iri Charge
,of the Presbyterian mission station at
St Lawrence Island, near Nome, Alai;
ke, rn a letter to the Rev Wallace
Lee. of Seattle. Only ante a year is
Lawrence in conmennieation With
tre outside world, and the letter
ro-
•oivod from Mr elempbell is the first
: news of the tragedy brought toSerittle.
One great and redeeming virtue hi
the mail who has to do with horses is
silence. If the inti who built the
'-iotoole in Jerusalem over Said a wise
*deer it was in: eeferenee to :the keel),
• ;leg:fifth° mouth shut -and tverybody
•who him to do Wieh horses will find
that Weimer la vetitablygolden in their
' 'handl:mg. A. hotae le a stiipid beast at
the hese To yell at him le Merely to
• 46tifilee him. and when a horse is rat&
•led there ie no 1016104( What, he will
410. This is 'nettling new, but once in a
'While it gag tubbed into one's inner
croneciousriesS !we, mariner that calls
leir Smote sort of protest, 'Veer load -
°tithed telemeter. Who te 0600E41%11y
entitle at hie lioteekeig: nuteatme pure
nd dinple that Should be abated 18,
he pollee station if necessary. Aos,
net of a horko given over: to aorne
o elee to drive should 'mid that
he befell; be spoken tp deeently,
..•
Liiiitnent Co., Limited,
GehiteseeA eustotiler of our* mired
err .bio Calle of dieter/0er in
to tiered by the Utte ItINARD'S
1NliktRNT.
Vont% tent
Th
UM
VS
• ,
A notable discoVeey and one tha,
appeals especially to many people ir-
Clinton is the combination of Stomach ,
help in the Mi-o-ne, treatment. Thi:
preparation works wonders 18 oose
indigestiod of weak stomach.
It acts. directly upon the walts c: I •
the sun:leach and bowels, strengthen:
nig and stimulating them so that the3
readily take care of the fOod- that h.
eaten without distress or suffering.
'So positive are the good effects fol.
lowing the use of ldienna that 'the
remedy is 'sold by, NV S R °Holmes under
an absolute guarantee to refund . th 6
money if it fails to. cure. A 50 ceni •
box of Nii-o-na, will do the good thi,
stotnach needs which is simply to
• tnake it do its own vvork,
• • oduseci to Confederetion. •
Australians are beginning' to realize
that Federal Government is very 'dif- '
forent from the old system under
which each eolony had .its own su-
preme Legislature. Parliaments, it is
true, still make the mw but the fhi h
•
Court not only, declares what the law
'means, but alto determines' whether
the law is valid or invalid. The con-
stitution, thitugh. written is not rigid.
The tonendment provistuts ' are the f
most liberal in Vie' world, and when- e
- majoritv fe•the people
unedietakahly 'desire act alteration,
'that* iS no triceps of baulking their 0
will. • .
person who declined to disclose his
identity, but who said that he had
corce into possession of the money by.
,defrauding the United :Stakes Govern-
tecrife„ •eee
'Eut tele' 114 Treairy i�a to
whom '400itifidersise .receleY' is paid,
On S'Ve different!gebasions an..advet-
tisdnienti appeared in one of the.
don daily newspapers in which a
known cionniany 'acknowledged receipt
of S100 "as conscience , tummy from
LY.Z." Five times the person Who
concealed his .identity, behind these
letters Sent fo the company in ques-
tion a 1100- note and a Postal..ord
for .10s. Tho receipt of the mon
Caused surprise, but with the rem
tepee the sender enelosed a letter
explanation to the effoet that it w
the first _instalment . of .1,506
intended to refund. The ten shi
Angie- if was -stated, .NIT'as to ,defra
the cost of acknowledging in
W. AcMeCennell.
)
I neneaFsedHis E:tmerat,
40"111`14-mt, the brother al in his lodge to
gather areiitid,kim, Joseph 'Sandhi:4 a
'charter member 6i.,the Red Mei at Ad-
vance, this conritY, cliiifbad„ihte a cof-
fin which he had made to Iorcler.
stretched himself out as he will 1Ie
,
when . he is dead, eressed his hands
over his breast aisd bade them pass
' ermine and view him: Mr. Sandlln 18
er a veteran of the civil war and is ec-
eY centric. He is slxtelght y.eare old.
it, ,Me. Banditti made a. coffin of the beet
bf yenow peeler, superior in 16'30th:tan-
as ship and 'Mutiny, and bought a lot in
he ia cemetery, and he has placed a mon-
1- •
r -
1
ument 'oyer the spot where he desires -
to he belled. He left the coffin in
the care of the lodge, inside of .whicb
he placed written instructions as to
funeral arrangements -Lebanon and.)
ben. Indianapolis News
H. P. DWIGHT FATHERED Tet,C.
0RAPHY CANADA
Otiew From ilefiereon County, N. Y,A
" when operator. Ware FOP, and 4Far
Between and Wont Steadliy Till, He
Belittled His Profiled Position at
Head of 0. N. W. -Served Country
siinguFt7enyieleanraRoatida fsine eand ttlul lo: 't150.
harnese, is a boa ot which, few Men
can make. Mr, P. D*ight, prod.
.dent of the Great North Western Tele-
graph Coe.* able to do so' 404 to take
satishiption out fif the fad that he is
not occupying any sinecure in his old
age. Five years age Mr. Dwight. retie.
ed from the /idly° Management el the
:oormaeurreeted' beweednase. telegrapherpresident.
He
the days when telegraphy Nita scarce-
ly more than an experiment,. ,He
schooled himself in the art ,,of tele-
graphy as a lad, and in •the short
space of a year and a half became
one of the meet expert telegraphers a
his day. Since then be has,..witnessed
the march of telegraphy. across and
up and down the continent and hao
ever been in, the iront rank of the
advance, ,*
Mr, Dwight was horn on .Dec. 23,
1828, on . a farm near: the village of
Jefferson eounty, N.Y.
lost: his parent's when he was a boy
and was ieft with a useless farm and
a future. • At the age •of nineteen he
entered the service of the Montreal
Telegraph CO. as an operator. The
corepaoe was then just organized, and
Mr. Dwight was striteoned at Belle-
ville, Ont. ,
From that city he went on to Mont-
real and in a remaelcably short time
was Made western' superintendent of
the infant company.
One of Mr. Dwight's most notable
services to the • company and, to the
Dominion Of Canada, occurred at the
time ,of the ':Fenian raid. He knew
every acre of land On the frontier of
Ontario, for he had traveled it scores
of times, and when the trouble came
: he sat: to his office at Torontonie close
tench with the Derainion Government
and received from his operators from
• the front, full and .accurate reports of
the trouble, and of the movements of
the invaders. These he quickly sent
• to Ottawa and it was due to Mr.
Dwight mese perhaps than to any one :
mane that prompt action wes taken.
During the Northwest rebellion in
1885 he ' also rendered similar service
to the G•overnraent, eriligleening them
thtough the Medium of Ins operators,
whom he had scattered 'throughout
the most rerabte districts 'of the coun-
try. His sdrvices in this, connection
were publicity acknowledged by the
Minister if Militia 'in Parliament.
Mr, Dwight was given, a free hand
by the directors of, the company and
invited to make Suggestions and do
Whigs. With business eye and intiii-
thole, he, saw Ontario's inture, p.a4
gangs: of 'men were Sent broadcast •
throughout The province to ‘string the
comPany's wires.. One clay he reeety-'
le4Ahe_following,-sarcastie wtre-froin-
Montreal, "Aren't there any. more •
sawmille, you eau reaell with wires?'"
Other extensions were inacie, however,
,and Mt. Dwight's policy was sustain-
ed
* • Mr. •Dwight'S business kee nOte is
the word which seine up telegraphy -le:.
despatch. "Creasing a, greet; he takes -
a. Sheet cut. Arriving •his 01400 he.
Site down with his hat and overeoat
septacn. tehifis'ngerxiogvhetry. ayeharisnciforiciedfudeeit.
have : left, his blue. eyes scornful al
spectaelesi. • Ile carries his yolith intci
his Old age and rat:dem:here -every de-
eeil, because las „bits a working mind.
A• Tele, ra ,iO4rtintent is not more' a
ereetlese energy. With ,greet
*Slit luitetirias from a ei atoh.to
a handshake' aed „Lew° &nen tdr
his trieed'. has -gorte7f-e.eie buried
hs 'Ive:rskiJInaesnonen. s en*reS 11::hs erist
tam newspaper *the receipt of the
,e100, This was repeated regulailY. un-
til the whore sum of tseo was paid.
eoinpanies and corporations
also receive "censeiehce money" front
time to time, but it is perhaps insur-
ance conc'erns that are most fortunate
n this respect. It is well known.
that eUmpankti whieh do fidelity
guarantee businees •receive large, stuns
rom those .who have bean :goilty of
Mbezzlement. , 'It is On repord _that
lieeetreweeteereflef-EF7Orthese'" com-
panies dsisoovered araoftg his iett'ers
ne day an envelope eontaining £40)
n hank -note, Recompanied by a let -
or stating that the writer, who did not
ivulge his nem% returned the money
Which the xereptiny had had to pay
ine years provieuely through his
aving heturvied tho, trot • ef his 0,.ra-
loyers, riio insuranceoffices; too,
..t
From Affluence to Porierty. d
.Thomas Bassett, aged „el, hes teen
killed ilea hayfield near Stroticl.:' Eng, •h
where he was employed to hold
horsett. Many.,years ago he wee worth
1200;000e and was a promment figexe
on the. turf. He etept a beer house
ix I3ird street, .Oxford street, Loudon,
where he took bets before "there, were
stringent gaming laws, and so miner.
°us, Were hit; clierite that people used
to offer premiums. for fropt positions
• in the orowds that isetabled. 2'
A Sinking, *Hollow, " Ali.
Cone " Sensation at the
Pit of the. Stomach.
"THAT IS DYSPEPSIA "
A remedy vitieh hie mode t•
Ors prompt "and drake piresanehe
ems* even the Sort elietistlifie eel* do
BURDOCK
B1.0C)D
tlITTERS
are frequently the recipients of °eon-
scienee money." Once a man ealled
at One' of these office s and handed
over the counter 1.1,70, which he said
he 'hid been asked bit "a friend 18
America" to pay, bat who name he
eld not reveal. ,There is also it case •
in which • ari, old-establishe'd fire office
received between £800 .,,,,ii v)
from a man who had " darauded
upwards of thirty years age.
Comillering the nuniber of fraud
that are perVetrated On railway coir
parties; it ia surprising that. they tee
ceive so little "eoliscience MotteY"
they de, The man who, swindles th
railways evidently does It with as
tench unconeern as the man who
(heats The Exehequer. Probably the
biggest, semi ever veinoded to a rail
efirenane" Was redeilled On One 04‘
Wen • When it was *est exPeeted
The P s Picrilo.
A. Boston 'fittildog owned • by George
H. Clapp was so determined to cap.ture a woodchriek Which he had chased,
into: its den that he followed atter find
stayedeelnethehole-alle night—VM"Oir '-
the .deg had tot lira jnWS about Ake
enemy Ise:found that Iie ceuld not net
out owing „to fele small dee- Of, the sit.h
niers hole Rather than lose ' hie prey
the dog ,retained his hold on the Wood;
,chuck overnight andevas helped, hut
his master la the, morning The, deg •
was nearly exhausten and revival aft-
er feedtng and drinking in it curlew
meeinese •lite eonemned, about twe -
011_artn of Unguarded ice cream which
luta beeri get aside ter a- paVty. A.ft‘le
thiS the dog seemed still mime/What
&geed and ealleed tke eliniax fan
-
lug into a buciret of lemonade, -
Worcester Telegrare, •
•
t seeese,..
tv
e
The emit* et the inntlay Cid net give
hie 'flame, but he indicated that the
Duey was meant' as reeemperise r
lie
tiomethirie Whit& he heel done le by
yeme erevieuely, and which 11a4 Ec nce
troubled his conimiehee
tt soltietierim happens that hotel
companies. are hi hide (111108t3 have
bee* known to heave .withool, paying
their ant hitt some of them have
Nirt honetst enough to "stump up"
tet et a I,* .• •••• •••.•
•
itlei mile Icy reed/Ail* end teak* the h
ioweve *WU" retnethig 0.0111,11101014
and iiiiiscwieg the appetite, Aid rake*.1 la
:WA* and vigor to the 'yew*.
Ikkat, Abe, &Welt, Bptii,148.1
weittie.“I hay. tumid Duidsskmooddi
)1110tort 414, Mad that for tocUatailit moo
gilt* snob rate in %desalt Trotildese tied 1.)
mtworylda. I wee trottlds4tor. yttatorith
Dppamdoonl4 pt No row anti* jij
I took those Wilda le
new 1 we eat
0 quickly enok a etild,druggh to are
spensing eyerywhereeit devotee:rely
old Onre Tablet called Preventies
reventice are else firer foe frivie ib
iildreie take Prev trifles at 11i4.
voze stage, io heed off all Polite Box
48 2ge, mom W 8 It iftentett and
A McConnell.
Inca te•
lias Weak and Run Dovin
STOCK
EDUCING
• OF
Furniture
and
ouse
urnishings.
NOW IN FULL SWING
Prices now in 'vogue at this store
will convince,you that now
is, the time to billy.
,411mmift,
alker
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers, Clinton.
.• Phone or Call bay .or Alight, •
Ross
1111.181111.11.411 41110110/14441111141
.For All Next Week
When in Clinton de not fail to see our four window
bargain. All genuine mcmey-savers.
Window No.
$1.25 Handled Axe ... 75c
Window No,. -2
75e Large -burner col3-blast La,nterns. ......only 50e
. . .
$1,56 one piece nickle- plated" Tea •Kettlqs, . ..$b25
, Window No. 4
.$1.2.00.Double.barrei Gun for $1O.0O
$15.00 Double-barrel Gun,................. . . ... $11:2 00
t•oo toonble-barrel. Gun; • for. $9.00
$8-5o Single -barrel Gun for $740-
. .
, . . , •
arlarid Bros.
sToyg,s. and .F,IARDWARE
:�Sseript4emmlito
•' Jetta°
makes enough •
dessert for -a
----LARGE •
At all grocers
'IOC per Package
Sand
A Normal School to train
for life in the home
umili Endowment permits low
• rates and hi
auhter
gd
class a yenta OS.
28thyear and et.
ter than ever. Write for Cate -
to logue f Alma College, St.
Thomas, Ontario, 4
ALMA COLLEGE
•
.00 YEARS°
• Wotianin, OFTEN • exPameNta .
!LAWAY
1164,A:it, ittnak ,ottig rat Visoh,
Ont4 list Of bar typentnutt witik
°, ' ittraktit48
IbtAltt AND NERVE
Ski Irritao fa with rated* 1
tell how your Neat* and err* POP
boaattad ma. .
“I aim taty ;week and MA down Md
Iteedaelsea nearly eery day 'tad .very
often would fame away, in lacti ter
doctor said that sometime X WOild MVO
aattni Wit of the Mit. Iti
one of your travel1inp soot that 1wail
indiamd to til Milburn'. 'Haut itiki
Nerve rills and lifter taking three boom
am gled to telate it leis hese anumb**
ot year" slue* I had a fainting spoif sod
*carnal:" ever' have a• 11411adtiche. TOIS
Much cermet be mid in pntice 01 Mil.
burn% Ileart and Nartre Palle, hlv Mbah
slaty bits otibtated a prrhiet owe
Palo $0 porboxc
flier MARKS
DESIGNS
Copytuoirre Ado
igrtroliIbftrganddt;krnllaroVgirel
lavontion preablynAtsstlommunins-
Moo striatlycnadential, HAis)ikon:patents
Yilc1242gfAlifokull'Il7V41. (l'ettr.
omauto$46, withoutia ittraN lathe
Sdatifie 'American.
A tistamiactr ulta;ttratta tiuseitt ete
m
coma of aay tititlatlf10,Ioantal. Xennt rot:
caneachr n yeseroarese ereeslil, 8014 V'
all aBWAL
oods
• . Our Millinery will be ready for inspection this evening. h
ia simply impossible to fully describe it. You must' see it .for
yourself. Our Fall Goods are At value and Quality. 'Joule
with the crowd to buy while there is a sufficient choice. - Pro-
duce taken in exchanqe anti (lash paid for produce if you wish.
See our peaches. • R. ADAMS. Loadesboro
11241.1"t111114#19# Three Piece Parlor Suites
311)143,'S WANTIEID
tsh paid fowr Ilides, Skin
.11t1 Tallow.
'
I,
Exceptionally Good Values
I. rioted Si ka, tWo pieces ike, re band polished Meting:my frames.
We have secured these 3nitfiseit littla mothen half the usual prieee.
These Suito are co‘red iri Short .eitide of the most Beentifel
Pint efellere get beet eboico
J. H. Chellew, 111
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