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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton New Era, 1909-04-08, Page 61110 M 1GHTfUL STOMACH TROUBLE or F ur on Yoors He offhored-" T:, q Frm$ 0jS I tive0 , oug t OtMtford Centre, Wolfe Co., Que. May 111tu, 190a. I b%ve. bQeA completely cured QV a, I condition of my gtoxnach I this wonderful medlel ftult�w!ttves," I suffered fo� i1nul", ygATs with this trouble. Myhead Zd Incessantly. I �cquld not eat �Ythlng but what I suffereO Awful. one from Indigestl I u-9ed,every apwn remedy -nd wa4 treated by iysLlclana, but the dyspepsia andbead, I*s persisted In spite of the Oeat. ent, I I. I was told to� try "Frult-a-tives," and sent for six boxes, and this was the ly medicine that did me any good. am now entirely well, 1 can eat or- nery food and I never have a head - he, and for this relief I thank this nderful remi-dy "17rult-a-tives." My e Is well known in this vic-Inity and u may publish this statement, ALCIDE HEBERT. 50c a box, 6 for. $2.50, or trial size c. If, for on- reason, your dealer es not handle "Fruit-a-tives," they .11 be sent postpaid on receipt of ce by Frult-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Looked Too Far. rhere was an English farmer, a mersetshire man, vy�ho 'obee own�d, telescope. the old man reffiirked a friend at a local race meeting that e gentry nowadays had glasses for th eyes and added that he "had bad e once for one eye, a right good one was, but now It was no use at all— . not to nobody." 'Why not?" asked the friend. 'Well," he said, "It were a good one, could see miles wP en. I could see iin the steeple of the church five lea off. But missus' son John, he rrowed en, and he tried to see the wple of Votber church, ten miles '—and tried and tried and couldn't. td that strained it, and It were nev- of no use any more—no, not to no - A Troublesome Mirror. "Alamma," said Flossie, -this old �klng glass Isn't any good." 'Why, what's the matter with It, tr?" asked her mother. 'Every time I try to look In it," ex - tined Flossie, ."my face gets in the As a Corollarr. 'Are marriages made in heaven?". 'As to that I can't say, but I do ow this much." 'What's that, Peleg?" 'There's lots of courtigg 6one in arch."--Loulsville Courier-Jourual. —, _.o_ I I— Didft't Get a Ch2nce. ;he—What did papa.say when you ced him for my hand? . , I le—Why, be couldn't say a word. 'He couldn't?" ' Wo; your mother was there!"—Yow rs Statesman. Zro 25 do wi pr Goo'd Boots To Fariners and Otliers: We have several paijes of our own raake. of Boots. Good lbargains Rvhile they last. Just the thing you need while the spring is opening tip, to keep your feet dry. We are'beadquarters for Shoe re- pairing. Your repairs done while you wait. Our prices are right. Opposite the Post Office flaving opened a branch. business at Londesboro joint1v v�ith MrMcKown's' Uarness Shop, we can do making. and repairing ut shortest possible notice, W.H.-Lwatts & son Swell . Tail oring. is usually thought to cost a sv , Iffice. We prove the falsity 6C that Mea, by our moderate prices. Oru SPRING STYLES AND VABRICS* ate veadv for inspection. You cannot I ait to admire themat jhe first glance, WE WILL TAILOR TOW A SVIT in any Style and cloth ypu select at a jorice that competes closely with fao� toty-made dlothing. That a suit niade by us ra awell in every detail, needs nb argufnent. The clothes t4peak tot themselves. "WO', W, BAR"'a B-Zo Pred,fatkaoia'a Old Stand. at for 18eldsh-Aj6drioan Gleaning & Dying Co,, Montreal, CURE OR YOUR MONEY BACK At all Dru_Ogisfs or dirett front WLEMAN MEDIC-11NE CO, Toron(6 2&; a Box. t . April fth, igog be, Great Blood, Flesh - and Nerve Tonic V I T_... A L.. Makes Blood, Strengthens the Nerves* Invigorates, Builds. up, Eram;. Like, Biewicity, you will feel the new blood coming.int%. your veins ancl, the nerves getting strong. The wrinkled and pale faces will put on a natur�l color. VITAL GIVES ENEROY AND SOMM, LAOTING HIMALTIR. Almost Inst.ant in *its Wondi-Arful Results Vital cure,'s all diseases arising ftorn a po or-hb- pale and sallow complexion,'general muscular weakness, 16ss of appetite, dep ression of spirits, lack of -ambitioe,'anaemi�, palpitation of the heart, shoritness of breath -on slight exertion, cold- ncss of hands 9r, feet, paia in the back, nervous headache, and all forms of female weakness,. tardy or irregular Oeriods, suppression of the menses, hysteria, sciatica, rheum ataxy. Vital is for sale everywhere or direc from The Scobell Drug CO, St atism' locomotor .t Catharines, Ont. Price Soc bcx,, or'six boxes for $2.5.0. FOR SALE AT 601631ES' 10RUO STORE THE WORD "ALPHABET.11 it Comes Through the Greeks and He- brews From Phoonicla. -When we spent.- of Our A. B C's as our I'd1pliabot" lye ate using a word hoary with age, that, as far back as we con trace it, catne from the castern, sborer of the Mediterranean sea, thou- sauds of years before the Ilebrows vvent up tberd ancltook possession of the land of Canaan� Back of the peo- ple wile occupled that land before the events of Exodus were written we are not able to trace the word, for, we have not sulticlent knowledge of them or of their etymological history. b6fore we find thern In Canatin. It has been only within recent years tbflt wo have been able to know that the 'Word "allibobet" came to us from 'the Pb.oenlelans.. nefore that we sup.- l6sed that It caino to us from ibe fCe. b.re�vs, through the Greek. As, we. say 11 I.L'B C11 the Greeks say "alpha beta" (ilie fl41t two letters of their alphabet), " 4, 1 XOVV is tbe'time to have your Bicycle cleaned up arid put shape for Spring. Bring it in. now and I can have it; ready for you, without delay, LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. If you wIsb to have your inower .sharpened iind repaired, d me a postal card or leave wl= at the shop and I shall call for and deliver it, Now is the time :to have t1fese things attended to as I shall. be busy later on. A - TURIVE[i, Clinto"9 whieu when, it. reacbed us ucca e A, phabet." This we supposed Lind come W, MHSON, Agent, Clinton. to the Greeks from the Hebrews, who called their first two letters "alph" and. $.'both," but since then tve have %Ouu4 Canadian Hair- Restoper that both the dreeks and the Ilebrews. gmt Me word "al pba be't" from the same Z source, which was the Phoenicians. The people - of Phoefifelm" had the Same. letters, "alph" nud '%etb," which Will restore gray Uair to its natural color- haTe suff0ed 'but 'little change in Stops faliIng hair causes to grow on bald, sound down to'our A and. B. Alph heads. Curesdau&uff.itching, scalp diseasm., meant simply au, ox. the sign of it By Its use thin haii grows luxuriantly. .beln.-"a convent Ional *. ox's head, with Contains no-olly or greasy Ingredient@, Is entirely- unlikef any other hair prepara.. the lower part of. the. face turned tior: ever 611tered for sale, d slightly to Its right, and beth. a4ant A good, reliable Canadian preparation. house, which wag�. pictured.by the rude ling hj6h VmfoUclled Testimonials. Outline of divel I V With A. 18urke, Missionary H.V. Chur"Oh.. bad a superfluous line- added Ao dis- Egypt, and fricnds�greatlypleased. tinguish It frotii other characters very U=ts&fter two years' uVing. We'Watit- to Land like it, as ive place a tall on a Q io L A. Hopes,.Wiluer. Montana. 31y'bair' and whiskers restored to natural colof. dark 'CUrlIT'st ardek;. because we kno , �L w! thah distinguish it from an 0. So the first browni bk using Canadian Hair Restorer.- - satisfaction -you will derWei frep! two letters of our:.4 B. Us were orig_ L'M. Orjm�, B ssville,Onk Cdhadlanlra&r. thfLt will open'your. eyes ti) thei %e% t6rer is thlvst I have ever. use& Inally, an, ox and a house .16hu 6. Hall. Vew Xhordeeni Cape Br*au. uhat yon. cannot do better anywhere the.name of all of the.twentyj�lk let- Canadia d ",onders. Oise that yoii can with uq. You witt ,t Hair Rostorerhas wokke ,ters 'whiell m,6 call our "alphabet,"—. My hea is nearly all covered with thiolg Rud that ' we are n6t "altat sea?� in our orpowth black hair, original -color. - a business, b.tit tijoroughlv .,tip -to. jhe, New, tork Herald. Sold by all whole"le and retail druggist& minute"r and watchful of� the interefte, Mailed to any address in the civilized world A our customers, knowing th4t. by -so Kitsjaa the Book. onrecelptotimIce,51c. . XanuWWredby, joinig� we ar . e. re . ally actinij:fop our TM RMWIN CO., WftdsM..0nb. Gwadv,, "Kissing the. boolg" 1P. a rather late. wn ultimate,benefit. development.of the more touching *of S ild in Clintoli by -- W. 9 'n'. the gospels �*Ith the:! fingers, which, 1161mes, 1E. Hove' t W' A. yp A,` DOWNS,. dates . from, tbe Sixth. century. .. It is 1 .1 RcConiid11,-drug&ts likely that the Nag was originally, In- Merchani Tailor, Qintoll, tended not t6increase th4 solemnity of ------ 0e oath, but to glguif�-re;veren6e and. . iffection for the �ook. � Tbe ki as All, - 'Ir 4V L)ear�..tb., hav�-�.come into'fashlon to- it WHINE FOR RUDDER -TIRES Ward the end *ot the sIxteentli. century and would - seem' from what Ge & .9rg . Seeley alidWest: In a few days I will have in a- jjlov says - of it, to have been a, Protes-, 'have just bought a machine for stock tant litnovation. According -to him,: attaching Rubber. Tires to bug., of all kinds Ot seeds, as th6.unrefOkmtyA inethod -was simply.�o gies, and are prs�hred to do all. VE TIM03 R, hold.the g6spels with three fingers work of'this -kind promptly and. ri! Y. a 0 Etc above the book, iypIfying the 1�rinity,, at.reasqnable prices. : A -togethe'r ' Iso all Jkindd' of, lathe vvbrk with and two 'AligQm below, typifying the 'gorm'ding, and mkhine repairing' FL00? t ' wofold. destruction of. body' And. soul and. CHOP FEEDS. %2141; an oatii. taker invoked, upon him- I W E self S]EIELIEV A ST W. G.. SttlVth ,if he swore f.,tlqpl,y.' BLACKSMITHS. 'Standard Elevator, 7� 'Tho dIRDINARY paints very iopu dis- 'color -and fado, . NIL hill"e st, ithstand sun aod weather Pai#ts W1 and ��X: bridItto becaus'e M L Put(! right ..Pwn'ts, besides pure le.ad. pure, Ltile, -and -ppre Wxl,. coutain a �Pecial' —"mom indr.edient tha',t mAed'11i6m, last ;000 about twice, as-, lond and 16[ter protect. any s:urface .'thOy- cover,, indoors or out. - Other. - makers' haven't found out yet just how to use'that itidredient iii the r' ht quantity and the rldht way*.,., If you buy Paint for.' mal servl*C6... real- Pure economy ... real., money s wor'th Alade in every desirable jh6n buy. color 'and lot every use Paint 6ark � setye, are juar- on( ee4 to t6ver (is well snil, satisfy as wholly ;Is any Paint &old in (lie world. The reliable* S06 nanted here sells ibese PAIM's in jjIly sland!kril.quahtily, and Ivill Irthdily inforiki you tipan any painflul question, Ste them befort you blkyrduch or lifile P`u r- e' 'Paint's Paint torany purpose, THE XIN2) 17* PA YS TOVISE MAI)z ay R. Adams Zbe Imperial Varniah 6 Color Co., Llrbitod#' of _Tior6nto 1.ondesboro. 60 Z3TABLI311tD 20 YZAK$ AGO V L 1�, I . A TR33 MAN= NNW 4"'RA 'HE OBEYED ORDERS- A YounSt Rior'lit's Rapid R100 -to Titlo N I IN I 1 1111 1 1 11 11 RINI READACHE-o EARTHQUAKES OF OLD and Powor. One day 4 Fouug. recruit was stand InX pard before the door of the en- Strange Ideas of the Anclents'as trance to Peter the Greata privat* lop to Their Causes. eh4mbero 14 the ValaCe of J$t. Peters.- burg. He h44 received orders to ad- mit no one, WARNINQ SIGNS OF $HOCKS.0 As he was paWlat Slowly up and doVm before the door Prince Xonschi- ICOIT, tile favorite minister of the czar, Pliny Says'. They Were Ohown In tho ,approached and attempted. to. outer. Air, Clouds and Water and by Ani, Re was stopped by the recruit. What Medical Skill, 00 Not ])9 maliR—Tho Twd Mountain's That The prince, who had, the fullest lib- erty of calling upon his master at Any 'Uld Was ACC014011shed With Crashed To.p9ther and Then Receded, time, sought to PuAll tile guard and 134rdock, Wood Bifters, It we. search. history to find to what pass him, Yet the young mari would Causes the auel cuts attributed earth - not move, but ordered his highness If you are. troubled with Headache do not quakes we find that the Babylonians to stand back. "You hesitate. to use B.B.B. It. is no new pro, duct, ol unk , now4 value, but bas an estab. believed that all occurrences of the Idlot!" shouted the prince. "Don!t lished reputation. kJn4 were due to the Influence of the you know pe?. You'll be pun- ' stars, especially of. the three to which Ished for tbist" QQULP WOT WORIG they -Ascribed tbunder—namely, Sat, The recruit smiled and said. -Miss Murtal Wright, Maniac, N.B., writ4s. "I was sick and run down, would have Ilead.' urn, �uplter and Mars. The seers of "Very well, your highness, but my ache.06 a bitter taste in my mouth, floatipg the clay believed that these disturb. orders tire peremptory to let nobody speaks Isefore My tqcs and pains -in my back. I was not able, to do any house work at all and ances were caused by the stars mov. pass." could not sleep tit night. Several doetaril doctored we but I I help, Ing with. the sun or being In, conjunc- The princei exaspe�ated at the fel, $jkw was getti ng no and n the advice of a friond I pt; three tion with It, more particularly.wheii. tow's impudence, Struck, him. a bloly eg of Burdock Blood Bitters and tbe�y the stars were In the quartile aspect. In the face with his rldlngwhlp. o1rected a COMPIOLD CUM. Pliny chronicles the report concern - "Strike away, your highness," said oneAwkilmauder, a Mllestan, who the soldier, "but I cannot let you go warned the Lactdaemonlansr to be. In.tv . Smail' Moustaches In Fashion, ware of their city and houses, And Peter, in'tbe room, hearing the noise outside, opened the door dud Inquired �Small moustaches are the fashion legend has It that the city was soon aftc�rw;lrd destroyed. what it meant, and the prince told in England; Cavalry officers initiav ed the style, delighting to have their Pliny, who wrote his natural history - � him. moustaches trimmed "like tooth. . In A. D. 77, conceived that earth - The czar appeared amused, bCt said brushes," The hair covering -it is to quakes.were'eauged by the winds, as nothing at the time. 4�1 be confined to the upper lip, no aid* "the . ear-th never tr1embles ' except lo.the evening however, he sent for' gLowtl being encouraged, when the sea Is quite calm and when the prince and the soldier, As they. the heavens are go tranquil that,thei. both appeared Peter gave Ilia own N birds cannot maintain their flight, all cane to the sdidler, sayltig: the air which -should support them be - "That man.6truck you In the moro- Barefaced. Ing withdrawn. Nor. does It ever hap- Inx Now you must return . the,blow to "Froildle.11 saUl the �N:isitor, 411. bew. pea until after.great winds, the gu*t. �that fellow with my.stick." your faili er gave y , on a watch on, youx being . , pent up, as It wer6, in the tls- The prince was amazed, "Your maj. Wrtlifty. .. Was It a hunting- case sures and*tonecaled hollows." he said, "this' cOmnioll soldle* wat�h-" Many scientists have observed that .esty," Is to strike me?" 4AN6 1 ma:am,11 replied. Freddie. I'll all great eonrulslohs of nature Are .11 make him a captaln.�' said peter. was it barefaced wateh.11—Exchauge.' likely to be preeeded by..calms; also "But I'm .111 officer of your -majes. that birds And aninials generally ex. Vs housebol(l," objected the prince, hibit certain -presentiment$ of the "I'MAke [Ifni a colonel of illy life Distances Are. DecreasIng, event, facts which the wise men of 'u,irdd and -'an Officer of the �house. One of the, Ottawa newspapers re. 'the ancient days noted and accounted for bol0,11 said-.11oter-again. lers to fact that the member of the Howe of Coinmons for the Yukon in their dIfferent ways. OWhen My rank, ,Tour maJ�sty kPOW8,- is that Of general," a -gain protested Men. can make tlle.d.istance. from Dawson to Ottawa ixl�sevonfeeh� d4ys, As the Pliny says; tin .*irthquake occurs there Is often. sound without selilkoff. 7 - . 11, :� 61 means bf communication with the apy.motlam When there Is motion It "Then I in .like him. A goncrql� go tha�t far north and our_knowledge of it Is tremulods and vibratory. The.clefts tb.6 beating yon get may In 0 Co e fr r6 a g OW. r 9, tile d,St4uce 'between old Can - of the earth sometimes remaln,...dis Man qf r r. uk," you a ada and , the " further t mos borders of what Las been swallowed up, The�Tj_rihce got (t sound thrashing In riewer Canada'becomes less and less. I , sometimes concealing It, the month the presence of the ezi1r, and the re. In fact W I.-, notbing Short of aston... being closed and the sol) brought over crult, who was next day commissioned ishing to' -contrast the eastern atti- tilde toward,'the, far w6st an& north it, the city belti- as It were, engulfed, A generhl, with a III le, 'was thi? founder of a powerful family whose�&scend­ vvilb. that of twenty fifteen, or even ,devoured. Maritime districts are more e.9peQid)) subject -to Shocks. �4 y 'or are auto Are Still. high In'the lmpL!rlal Serr- tep vpmr!4 mWntaindus stricts, exempt. I have dh fee of Rusg.114�, found tli� Alps and the Apennines -fro- The old -fashioned Way. oft (losing A tell by thein. -The, sb6cko quently shal, happen more frequefitly In theautu . ma SIMPSON'6 PLUCK.' 0eAk stomach,o)? Otimulatlak.tbel lipIrt orlfldn6ys is all-ivron g'. Dr 81100,0firat and- the spring. They also happon-1, pointed out this error This is why his inore frequently In the. ni-, ght than In. An Inventor's -Weary but Successful. �resdription­:I)r Shoop's Restorative" po u tho day. The greAtest Shocks a I Fight Asainst.Great Odds. directed entirely to, the cause of. the. Morning and'ithe'eT0111tig, but they Charles Goodinr -is mb t the only. Iii thi3se al)menO.: the weak inside or con- ()ft(.n talm' plate at dayb . reak. They ventor who mi- t t ,b urn his facet to tile. trolling nerves. It isn't, so diffieult, says D0 Shoop,. to Strehgthen a weak V '.also 'take place 'durlug eclipses of tile wait to die saylhgg of the, tardy recog. ',9tomach,1-16srt, or Kidne�sjf one goes nio6n, becailse, at that tinjo storms are. nition of, his., efforts. �"I die liappy—. 'at it correctly. Each insideorgan has I lulled. They tire most irequent,when others- can get rich its.controll ingorinsileneeve.- When great, beat succee4s, to showers or Goodyear's efforts "to Introdued the these nerves fail then-thosg organs showers Succeed to great heat.11 - use,of vilicanized rubber were'no more must surely -falter.' Topse vitil truthi:; 1,1iny fur't-be'r says'. "There Is no tragic than the stories of a dozen other are leading druggists svei,ywhero, to dispense and recommend Dr,'ShooP1 doubt. that earflitluakes are felt by Inventors. . There was a man named Restorative. Test it a fo vv day.9i and persons on Shipboard. There dremany Simpson In Mlss6nri wh6 discovered see! Ini and qipirove�ient willtp:romptly signs for the. niftriner beforeliftnd,how�. that gutta pp6ha was- a nonconductor surely ti)tlow.. Sold by Ill &Wei4. ever. The timbers of. the vessel.cre4k, of electrIcity. He borrowed viovey bf The birds that settle &i tile vessel are one Amos KenddR...,to iiiake. his �Ippll. not I'Vifliout their- alarnis.. ThereAs. cation for a, patput, -Skt was feJected ..TRIED TO 'K NIbE.' 6 a lgin 'in tbii heaven,-,, for when a over and over, rich cmnP.anIcs.f1ghtIn�._ shock Is n6ai at band, either. In the his claim. 'BuT.7ix—,-fivid -Isand;" he But Fanhie Made an -Awful Mass of It daytime' or a little after, .131inset, a never weakened. It was just after :WiI� the Old Lady. - cloud is stretched out in the clear sky the civil war that. he milde'llis last, .0 h W en V Annie. sbent upon pleasing, I like a long; -tbin-flne. The water In' - - - fight. Us had.no money—not a L dollar sigh V"wile's yonnger- sister'. wells 19. Pore'lurbid than usual, and It —but he Louis 16r -6d .'.'she An to a L. cl. y'rual. orrible xmiss of. a disagreeab e odor.!' 'In Washjugton�afbo�' certain describing: the varlou5 11cindS of jElewould not beg,. but. made big way 'thino.. Last; Swiday 61ldr1le 'Evans,,, i -.9 investi- Sim!, half across .the continent bv 'sit*1111 having -arrived' a It the point where. he gqtions on thb subject p)Iny.- remarks . wood, boeing corn or doing any worl', feit hd wanted .41s family'.13 opinion of Ahat "ar4bed bullillug-, are ibo* gafogt� that came to., hand. In. one place he I me, ti4vited us both ni) to take tea Also the aftfles o.f. walls and walls robbed a scareerdw 6f*a pair of pftuts with his *motftem The minute 1 laid Inadg.of bricks suffer.leitst.. The earth afid a fiat, leavlug� his own more rag- . eyes. 0 . n . his motbee -I . kne Famil e mOveluent'that -resembles. t.11P..'rbIling ged garments in'-thdtr'plac6.. In Pitts, wouldget in troiible�be-$ I imply can't of waves Is, the* m6st axngemm or burg lie had.to work as a trbel- driver - h' in elp gett g nervously 'foolish `wben I when '.'the- ingtibil Is � Impelled, In one till he. could'onm enough to repair his there's areligions person around; direction. ' -The.-Areniors. cenod-wheh oboes and take him on his way. And . 'IchaOle's mother 1cIsscd-u4-a'nd,. Ad-.' t -be vapol�s hayd-bunst forth; but U 'any all the time he; belleved stubbornly In dressing herself t Vdnnio� as tb o & elder, thcre�.be no esca'pe: of Vapor of himself and W his invention.: His own ,aid,. somethi g. bout our b�lug iery s -bei the tremors may coutinu larid: t I * 0 words were, sweet to come. and �be a. (1, 6teriess for liare been kno _wn "When Icame over th6 tops of - the old Nvoulan. . Wher0at.1'amile looked. Ao,continuo for two.yeAirs." *. , "'; . ; Alleghenies .1 saw the- sun rising, And]. -it: Charlie and blg� two brothers, and The historlart, r6cords. the � greatest I knelt down. And thanked God for. my replied feelingly that It must b6a ter.;' "Prodigy of the earth" as baying oc- Rfe And asked him to. let we get my i-lble disappointmeni to Lave - only eurre(j in the distViet.of Mutina durfAg patent. Ile promised me on the Spot, thenj.' Mrs.' Evaug, to rectify my als-. Martino the consulship of Lucius and and I never had a mome ' lit's doubt^1 ' ter's misapprehension, told us . proudly Sextus Julius, :*Ilan 1.1two, molautaffis after that.'!' ' -1 .' I I that she - had three'more song, no� pre4- rushed . together, falling upwr each ArrIvIn,&. In Washington, he gdt a ! ent. other with it very Joud crash And then living as a day laborer on the stone "By thio' time F ann . le rea . lived that . receding, while in the daytime stnoke &m.them.11 Pliny foundation of the patent office, and he had made A bad beginning and an(' vapQr Issued from that.vantage -round he..fought leaped further In with the supposition says the wonder was witnessed by 14a his claim through: the office and � the that the other -three were off having a great crowd. of Ronlan kni.ghts and cou rig and' got bis patent.. 'The West- good, time Instead, of' moping at'home. trgvefors aldn.- the Acmillau'vay," ern "Union Telegraph, company'.gAvo The older jady drew herself'. up aii.d. The, same writer sayw IcTlic greatest him $100,000 down for tlic,privilege of said severely: earthquake. whicb.,,jrcurred. in our using it.—Exchangei 'My three sons are In heaven, Miss memory -was In theyeign of Vberlus, Odd Cures -Por Rhournattim. Barnes.1 10h, how awful!l came 111ahnfes f Ash -by which twelve eft A'* a were laid prostrate 11) *011 night.- During Cures for rheumatism are almost AS : - ready ga . sp. tile Piiiilc -war we had accounts of old as the complaint itself. In the !I -'NO, - not awful at alit' and.Mrs. flfty�scvcn earthquakes it! one year. . I midland counties' of England it was Evans wig positively glaring at us, 11 . Xov is I t ail evil 1,nerely consisthig.in the fiangfir which is produced by the formerly Oon8ideied t4at the . right, forefoot,of a.hale,,worn c ' onstantly In feel that they were specialty blessed In being allowed to pass thus early to ynotion; )t 19 An equal'.or greater evil the pocket, 'Was an amulet against their Lord. They dled.as little cbjl� , when It 1, couWerod as a. prodigy. The,elty of Itome. tever expe.i -fenced a rheumatism. while the Dutch. PL%as-; antry still ebeilsh a belief In the pres- dren., "'Dear -me, how glaciyou must hivo I . shock that -,vas not the t . orerunuer of ervative" virtues of a borrowed or 'Stolen botato. . Stranget tb�n these, beeill, blurted out flustered -10annI6. "By this time I had kick4'a hol6 bi some-grent eala�Mlty." pliny., of course, talces a. good inany however, was''the :remedy-. discovefed her' ankfe, au4 that quieted her for. oflils A&ounts Trom Aristotle, but his by a "servant girl at the village 'Of . Or awbile. Sh till t e might havd kept a reterefices to events t re coiffirmed by other wrlterA. I-'Jer6dotus de.�crlb(ls a Stanton, In thq- Cdtswoldg, who con- 1:11% rest of the- evening bad not her pet disturbance In Ills day, WhOn trived to be. conrkmed three times, in Su6jedt, the. higher education 'of Wo- ,roai; 1111; sea, Came beyond 'hlcmphl%� as far W6 -belief that tunfirmation; wag tin unfailing cure for,theumatlain. man, come up for tho,old lady's dlsap� proval. . Then Fannie made a hand-* no the, m6untains-of EthloPla, , tild also 'o:f 'sea by re spring Into the conversa:tIon 4 trom the. plain Arabia. The I s also- surrounded Illum and - 010 Whole 1 The Oowcatcher. Marking, that *hen We had more eft- Of T�etithratila and eo�ered the plain While the vigAtor told how be had cated mothqrs,'there would be less In - throfiji which the Meander flows ridden thirty thrilling kniles ou 11b faut jh9rtallty. milly niftkes-ketual Inclition of OV6,�f cowcatchet of a lopolhotive firc-yele-.. "And, mind you, Fannie was. really, tile AoOlian islandg having I 10mer,ged. old Lorolla listened attenflvely� As trying to be nice for my. oake.11—XeW - from the 80d." It WAs A matter of he concluded She Mktd, "I'Did, you *"Q%k York 11.11ines, vol nmon'bellet aniong the scientists of ,Catch the cow. Mr. BlatikV low runyls day that Sicily was torn from; Italy by such a dlsturb41aCe--N(jW- Yotlk, wort 16 Sour StOMach Ond H00kriburn ? I -To who sows bt4imbles'Muk not 90 LITTLE' D1( E S-TERS bar#fbot.�-GeVM411 Proverb. CURE OR YOUR MONEY BACK At all Dru_Ogisfs or dirett front WLEMAN MEDIC-11NE CO, Toron(6 2&; a Box. t . April fth, igog be, Great Blood, Flesh - and Nerve Tonic V I T_... A L.. Makes Blood, Strengthens the Nerves* Invigorates, Builds. up, Eram;. Like, Biewicity, you will feel the new blood coming.int%. your veins ancl, the nerves getting strong. The wrinkled and pale faces will put on a natur�l color. VITAL GIVES ENEROY AND SOMM, LAOTING HIMALTIR. Almost Inst.ant in *its Wondi-Arful Results Vital cure,'s all diseases arising ftorn a po or-hb- pale and sallow complexion,'general muscular weakness, 16ss of appetite, dep ression of spirits, lack of -ambitioe,'anaemi�, palpitation of the heart, shoritness of breath -on slight exertion, cold- ncss of hands 9r, feet, paia in the back, nervous headache, and all forms of female weakness,. tardy or irregular Oeriods, suppression of the menses, hysteria, sciatica, rheum ataxy. Vital is for sale everywhere or direc from The Scobell Drug CO, St atism' locomotor .t Catharines, Ont. Price Soc bcx,, or'six boxes for $2.5.0. FOR SALE AT 601631ES' 10RUO STORE THE WORD "ALPHABET.11 it Comes Through the Greeks and He- brews From Phoonicla. -When we spent.- of Our A. B C's as our I'd1pliabot" lye ate using a word hoary with age, that, as far back as we con trace it, catne from the castern, sborer of the Mediterranean sea, thou- sauds of years before the Ilebrows vvent up tberd ancltook possession of the land of Canaan� Back of the peo- ple wile occupled that land before the events of Exodus were written we are not able to trace the word, for, we have not sulticlent knowledge of them or of their etymological history. b6fore we find thern In Canatin. It has been only within recent years tbflt wo have been able to know that the 'Word "allibobet" came to us from 'the Pb.oenlelans.. nefore that we sup.- l6sed that It caino to us from ibe fCe. b.re�vs, through the Greek. As, we. say 11 I.L'B C11 the Greeks say "alpha beta" (ilie fl41t two letters of their alphabet), " 4, 1 XOVV is tbe'time to have your Bicycle cleaned up arid put shape for Spring. Bring it in. now and I can have it; ready for you, without delay, LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. If you wIsb to have your inower .sharpened iind repaired, d me a postal card or leave wl= at the shop and I shall call for and deliver it, Now is the time :to have t1fese things attended to as I shall. be busy later on. A - TURIVE[i, Clinto"9 whieu when, it. reacbed us ucca e A, phabet." This we supposed Lind come W, MHSON, Agent, Clinton. to the Greeks from the Hebrews, who called their first two letters "alph" and. $.'both," but since then tve have %Ouu4 Canadian Hair- Restoper that both the dreeks and the Ilebrews. gmt Me word "al pba be't" from the same Z source, which was the Phoenicians. The people - of Phoefifelm" had the Same. letters, "alph" nud '%etb," which Will restore gray Uair to its natural color- haTe suff0ed 'but 'little change in Stops faliIng hair causes to grow on bald, sound down to'our A and. B. Alph heads. Curesdau&uff.itching, scalp diseasm., meant simply au, ox. the sign of it By Its use thin haii grows luxuriantly. .beln.-"a convent Ional *. ox's head, with Contains no-olly or greasy Ingredient@, Is entirely- unlikef any other hair prepara.. the lower part of. the. face turned tior: ever 611tered for sale, d slightly to Its right, and beth. a4ant A good, reliable Canadian preparation. house, which wag�. pictured.by the rude ling hj6h VmfoUclled Testimonials. Outline of divel I V With A. 18urke, Missionary H.V. Chur"Oh.. bad a superfluous line- added Ao dis- Egypt, and fricnds�greatlypleased. tinguish It frotii other characters very U=ts&fter two years' uVing. We'Watit- to Land like it, as ive place a tall on a Q io L A. Hopes,.Wiluer. Montana. 31y'bair' and whiskers restored to natural colof. dark 'CUrlIT'st ardek;. because we kno , �L w! thah distinguish it from an 0. So the first browni bk using Canadian Hair Restorer.- - satisfaction -you will derWei frep! two letters of our:.4 B. Us were orig_ L'M. Orjm�, B ssville,Onk Cdhadlanlra&r. thfLt will open'your. eyes ti) thei %e% t6rer is thlvst I have ever. use& Inally, an, ox and a house .16hu 6. Hall. Vew Xhordeeni Cape Br*au. uhat yon. cannot do better anywhere the.name of all of the.twentyj�lk let- Canadia d ",onders. Oise that yoii can with uq. You witt ,t Hair Rostorerhas wokke ,ters 'whiell m,6 call our "alphabet,"—. My hea is nearly all covered with thiolg Rud that ' we are n6t "altat sea?� in our orpowth black hair, original -color. - a business, b.tit tijoroughlv .,tip -to. jhe, New, tork Herald. Sold by all whole"le and retail druggist& minute"r and watchful of� the interefte, Mailed to any address in the civilized world A our customers, knowing th4t. by -so Kitsjaa the Book. onrecelptotimIce,51c. . XanuWWredby, joinig� we ar . e. re . ally actinij:fop our TM RMWIN CO., WftdsM..0nb. Gwadv,, "Kissing the. boolg" 1P. a rather late. wn ultimate,benefit. development.of the more touching *of S ild in Clintoli by -- W. 9 'n'. the gospels �*Ith the:! fingers, which, 1161mes, 1E. Hove' t W' A. yp A,` DOWNS,. dates . from, tbe Sixth. century. .. It is 1 .1 RcConiid11,-drug&ts likely that the Nag was originally, In- Merchani Tailor, Qintoll, tended not t6increase th4 solemnity of ------ 0e oath, but to glguif�-re;veren6e and. . iffection for the �ook. � Tbe ki as All, - 'Ir 4V L)ear�..tb., hav�-�.come into'fashlon to- it WHINE FOR RUDDER -TIRES Ward the end *ot the sIxteentli. century and would - seem' from what Ge & .9rg . Seeley alidWest: In a few days I will have in a- jjlov says - of it, to have been a, Protes-, 'have just bought a machine for stock tant litnovation. According -to him,: attaching Rubber. Tires to bug., of all kinds Ot seeds, as th6.unrefOkmtyA inethod -was simply.�o gies, and are prs�hred to do all. VE TIM03 R, hold.the g6spels with three fingers work of'this -kind promptly and. ri! Y. a 0 Etc above the book, iypIfying the 1�rinity,, at.reasqnable prices. : A -togethe'r ' Iso all Jkindd' of, lathe vvbrk with and two 'AligQm below, typifying the 'gorm'ding, and mkhine repairing' FL00? t ' wofold. destruction of. body' And. soul and. CHOP FEEDS. %2141; an oatii. taker invoked, upon him- I W E self S]EIELIEV A ST W. G.. SttlVth ,if he swore f.,tlqpl,y.' BLACKSMITHS. 'Standard Elevator, 7� 'Tho dIRDINARY paints very iopu dis- 'color -and fado, . NIL hill"e st, ithstand sun aod weather Pai#ts W1 and ��X: bridItto becaus'e M L Put(! right ..Pwn'ts, besides pure le.ad. pure, Ltile, -and -ppre Wxl,. coutain a �Pecial' —"mom indr.edient tha',t mAed'11i6m, last ;000 about twice, as-, lond and 16[ter protect. any s:urface .'thOy- cover,, indoors or out. - Other. - makers' haven't found out yet just how to use'that itidredient iii the r' ht quantity and the rldht way*.,., If you buy Paint for.' mal servl*C6... real- Pure economy ... real., money s wor'th Alade in every desirable jh6n buy. color 'and lot every use Paint 6ark � setye, are juar- on( ee4 to t6ver (is well snil, satisfy as wholly ;Is any Paint &old in (lie world. The reliable* S06 nanted here sells ibese PAIM's in jjIly sland!kril.quahtily, and Ivill Irthdily inforiki you tipan any painflul question, Ste them befort you blkyrduch or lifile P`u r- e' 'Paint's Paint torany purpose, THE XIN2) 17* PA YS TOVISE MAI)z ay R. Adams Zbe Imperial Varniah 6 Color Co., Llrbitod#' of _Tior6nto 1.ondesboro. 60 Z3TABLI311tD 20 YZAK$ AGO V L 1�, I . A