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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1909-04-29, Page 6 —, ____ �.__ - - - —7r— _r - _', � . --Fr _ , _ - -T`T17. -� -7 -7 —W-0, . . � I I I .. - � I I � I --,-R-- I . . . . I I , . .1 I . I . I . __ ----I--,--.- - __.- . -, _. I - - . I - � . -11 . I . � 1 -61, * - � . . " "t - -I I- .1 I � . . . I I ' --C I , . � - ,F.HA glAIN11.0; ,14J4W NEA . . L - - --- _ � - _,.-.�.� ,� ,- .. I .10-0 I . .. �, 1. -1-1 ------ - -,,'-*,,-,*""We , , , - r, -.114. -11 I'' I I ,�;_�� - . — , - � .*_1 _F_. Z�11p_ , _. _ � "' — - i �� -_11-1- ..., .. . 0080 OF CLAVERHOUSE, ONE HAT, ONE UFL .- �-_,._ I , I I . � ITHE SURAY SCHOOL .1 . Arnotis Scot's WeaponIs In Possw HER,., � "*. , . I n Papua the Fashions, Last a Por� � . I - sion of Toronto Man. . I � 69ws Lifetime, : 4svn V��—Second Quarter,, For A sword,vQrn 'by .none other thou I .1 I I I I . . .1 is . I . . . Papua, is last altering, in these � I . ] May 2',' 190 , I . : Wohn Grahain, of Claverhouse, days of settlement I and plantation, .1 . , 1.95� � - . among the prized possessions of Mr. I I � . I which bid fair to , make of Aiistral!Vs I I ' . . . "I 11 . . . * Wderick Cameron, the Toronto park . I . . I wonderful South sea colony a rival ' -____1.__- - 11 __ . . . t -0 . I THE INTERNATIONAL $ERIE$ * I superintendent. Needless to say� this .o 13orneo, or the Malay States spe- - . pride in tht ownership of the relic cially as the rich and valuable P4 - I - i .1 p�j,a 1juida are being offered practi- P , , .ele . I does not spring from admiration of , ca ly w thout rent to any one who has -1�1 4'rell a� trouble - the manwbo wielded the hwteaplon for, capital enou But dent to a bilious state of tb tem, La ef 0�,, JV . Text of tho Lesson, Act,, ,;;I, . !!Dm�,tl,, a ill , ep d t ADVISAlP411 gh to work ,them. . ,eo to quote Macaulay, he still there is much of the count na- Memory Verses 2, $-Golden Text,, Dizziness, Nanses, Dromalue Dist afte, . ry ; . I Mark xvi, 16--C9mmentary Propgrod bile 41, I name that wherever the Scottish race known, and a great deal that is re- ; : e =%gl,01241-11r.t,4101�1411.,IM401�:44 own a - is settled ion the face of the globe is markable for the quaintest of savage . by Rev. P. M. Stearns, � mentioned with a peculiar energy of Taking Lyd- ia E. Pinkhani's customs. Guama, lit Western Papua, � . - . hatred, To"recapitulate all theerlines - I has a tribe of natives who live and . [Copyright, 1909, by Araeric*n Pro.40 jikWda#QU.1 . I I with which � I I die in their ha;ts -,and Ia little else. , ' � this man, and men like .Vegetable Co for . 10 . I ,jils grg hlm� goaded the peasantry of the 4mbus, Obio.-III have taken There would be a waral, welcome 6 Cc mpotind I Reaclaclie, let Ca Vitt Thepe hats -Are of plaited'flbre,. very I 13ver I . Darnabas and Saul grow the Chris. equally valuable in ,�0,.Z.tIp.tl n,curjpgan4pr(- Western Lowlands, would, be an�end_ Lydia, J@. Pluklia 's Vegetable Com- .0 . . ventl,nFilils sinnoyinj coinValut, while they also A less task.s. I . : . , . , . . .. �.,; ....."':,�I-C ":'1.17.1 during la g� CdWcal shaped,, and much re - I I . , 11 .1.1 I... � pound tJaas at Antioch on their return from correc all4tsorderso thee omach, otirculs. the The sword c4lls to mind . .:: :,-.�.��,:� vulviing the Chinaman's headgear , ,ta I I ___ 1. ..., change of life. X � . ... � Jerusalem, and John Uark, Barnabas, liver and ngulatq the bowels. 1�veu4tlieyouly one of the darkest and most troublons "I ,.. :.;,..:� y -Ou tile well-known .Willow pattern , . . . . . . .. � .. . . I I sister's son, whom they had brought 010% I times in Scottish history, when to dif- ,.;i, -:X. .,.. ::.�. doctor told me it, . . , �,..:,� ..." .1. I , :�. : with them (xil. 0.5), would probably fer from the established religion of .",,::,�1 I—. 11 - was good, and slace plate of the nursery. . They are so- ; 11 � :�,�j_:,�,��::;_ .� W� purely fastened to the head with ; find himself In a dIffer lceD the land was a crifile, when the Cove- � � , ..� taking it I feel so , . �_�. :::*�. �, :-jjom,� ., , . ent atmosphere Achath. "uld1bou,': Apr offatothosewhe lianters had to meet in secluded spots 1. :,� 11 nineli better that I nins-,les, of thicT,_ stiff clay, and (so . yvio I . ,..: far as is known) aro never removed at I . I * from that at Jerusalem and must have 0 to, escape detection, and when they 't;1..;Z...1,_ . �;: :)ffor*fi-oratbladistresslogcompinint- utforta. .,:::,. �.�:,.: �,;:' , can, do all my work� I j b ;�:�; ;, . . ,ill say, mttte)ythetr,goodneesdoesnotesidlierQ,andtbceq, i all, , Str, g,i;, to the sex - that .. again. link , till, � been much helped by.the companion- who once try thwavillitindth were butqhored like -sheep for prac, ;;,�.;-1 , .. ''! ,� s a . matinee . 050ittlapill6valu. . I . .,. clings tely to the :11.1 -1. .. Lydia .Pin ham's . - . ..:,%., :�,,,.;.!1. I ship'of his uncle, Barnabas, and by abl6laoom . doing the -faith they held so dear. � � I � . ,. I I egetable Com. "'t in civilized I -ands is not the one , any -%yaKs that they will not be *71� . . . : _.''.... I:: ": ht I fellowship vfith such teachers as those Angtodowlthoutt em. Bukafterallookher4 The sword is tEirty-seven, inches , . ,, .:�:;::;, I . ,... - ". , ". that decorates itself with the �pr- . . f.1;;_ . - loug, the blad% from, the hilt to the � i '.., ,. ".1,'... po d a ne Temedy . . here ,mentioned and by the zeal of .. �... I:, ...'.. � I... =,nent list of G.,. i x i v t, the. men re- - . , I X ..... ��', ,;;;. :, ;_.. . I these warm hearted' believers. They tip. being t1iirty-two inches, The ,'.. .. for all onian's . -_ --- .. 4.__-,_1__ serving this distinction to themselves. ; . iiihilstered. to the Lord and fasted. !;HE � point is worn away ,about an inch. ------- MIS" �V.WA�., t A lie. enoraidus rivers watexing the . !Utheba A-foomany Ives that hero Is where It is a two-edged bfade, but of course --loneverforget to ell T I The things of this world werg, nothing - . we Anake our great boast 0urpillsetiraltwU my friends what it has done for me.11 riell lands of Papua are very,. sNylit, . others do not. . 1. -4 is not as sharp as it was some 250 In comparison with the, things of the years ago, when -a (lull sword would , -�-XX'O- E. HAwso.w,'304 East Lopg St,, and even tilt) amphibious native'at � Carter's Little Liver Pills are very s=jI &d . d iril - . kingdom, and food for the body was WrYMY'fQtdk0. Oneor ovopll4rnako a dose, have been a useless tool in the hands Oolumbus, Ohio. . . times fin ti it h, . .to cross safel�- I wheyarootricti vegetablean d4not or Anoth,er Wor * A imrious F,ight was seen recently by I wholly secondary when the pure bread of its owner. It is rusty now from -, _aan, Helpe4.' M . pn%o, but by tKeir gentle ActloA ,,,,,, ,9.rr, - I I D 0 Who Graniteville, Vt. -111 was passing a magistrate on patrol duty. Five I and water of life ,was to be had. Some use in. - . pge, blit 'oTj_both sides, can be seen -Ing large wooden warrior � CaTza UnICAT throsighthe 04, �_", * w -bo read can understand-. Although -A 00%itp-ToaL , impressed the' -name of the maker; An- jugeof Life and suffered. men carrN very L wi&k � It means much to minister to the Lord, , dra FaTrara. a famonif Manufacturer from nervousness and,6ther annoying shiejds. Wished to cross a ; Lydia E, Plukham's Vege. -And rapid river in high flood, a 1 4 , I even a child can do it (I Sam. Ill, 1). I W M. hat Doll. W big% of swords, in that age. There are rlyraPtOm% � ' & man wo (I �. � also, other letters and marks on the table Compound restored rayllealthand stream that' no whit - - ul �� , have*often been Impressed with this 1 1 :. blade, some H's, and a number of streafth, and proved wol;t1i mountains have ventured - into, The. ingenious � . . I Ila considering the matter of mlnlster� . crosses, but what they mean is diffi- of go d to me. For the sake of other Papunns put all their goods on a raft; . - - in the � . Ing to the Lord -that the eight words rho Skates suffering women I am willing on fluna their shiel,16 stream, and I That Got Away eintl T�oso cult to say. Perhaps the I "that they may m1alster In the priest's � should publish my' letter." Its, bes6iding tho shields Ilhe inermen I _' 11� That Were Recovered'. I � marked the battles in which Claver- CuAuLEa BAncLAY, R.F.D., iraulte- riding on d6lphins, ivorked their way 111. office" (Ex. xxvill, 2, 3, 4, 41, and many Tliackeray once asked one of the house ,had engaged. Two shallow ville Vt. . . acroiss tile , forront with Powerful Other places) are a translation of a Men Who let*out -skates on the Ser. g I I W�meu who are passing through this strokes of tho le --1 drll�lrlg the Taft, .1 ,rooves run its entire, length on both ;� little' Hebrew word of three letters, I sides'. 0 . I critical, period or .who are suffering t 411- .. pentino Whether he had 4�6r loft, a.. On the hilt are letters and -figures, Jhe gool,.;, ,,,tna t!if? Govepiment 6fli � - . froth any of those distressing ills pe- cial, in front of th-1m: The Papuan . and I have asked myself, Does It take pair through tile omlssiQn to exact a, R;W., No, 68. This part is made bf culiar to their sex should not lose sight (loos not. -,top at dov;cos sts, simple as much of carth's language to open de colt) and lie roblied -that he hfkd bl�ass, .slid js� loose, being probably of the fact that for,thirty years Lydia, as this. In fnany� Parts of the coun- . .� P � to us the little words of heaven? Foir never don6 so, . I I . except ori4me occasion, made so by actual use, for in the ;" we have no record of nn.r, language � hands of Claverhouse it was seldorn E. .Plukh4m.'s Vegetable Compound, lio bnilck exr-elient ,suspension � when the circumstances; made it al. . I , lr, . which is made from roots and herbs, �`riages of strovg fibrous creeper, : . I but I'lebrew having been spoken by most pardonable. . out of action. ` The protection ,for the has been the standard remedy for humtrods of f�...q 'long, and ,9pans ,� the Lord from heaven. . A �Well dressed. younj' jellow was hand consists: in a circular shield at , . . . the blade, and a female ills. In almost every coniTfiu- gr,,,,,,t rivor..;. and- gorgos by their f. . Well. I am sure that It ineans more havla Ills second- skate fastened on, .the I p of thin band nity -you will find woraen who have )jjov,yjs. whito cvxp,nitors are'now at . ,,. any of us know to "minister to when he suddenly �rokd - away from Oi,cl% Aa_Aha_,raund_knQb. -- been restored to health by Lydia E. - w0j,k I 'tht, dit-,'riots -round the cap ,; than . . � _ _-fromAllis. I . I it .the top of the hilt. ' ' . n . I-: * ,,, " I the Lord." In the great book of wor ,the man's hands and dashed tv the tee, � ( Tli'e, steel,, in the blade is, the Very FlukhaWs�VegetWe Compoluld, . , tA, Port Nfortvby, bridging, the riv- ,� ship, Leviticus, it is well to i , . ,_ - clooi, .to the important ., 1park the The next instant a I thickset, .powerful ,.-finest, and can be beat so� that the � I 11 1. � 1- that lit) I phrases "unto tile Lord" and "be- . �,awrying in r4ova' . rlibbor 'end eQfft,,- plantations with . man was clamoring,for another pair, p nt iv 11 touch the top of the.'hilt Ile was 9 detective In pursult of his ,�ci.h I any danger of breaking ' tkcoll- x ry matr�rivd of civilization, . fore the Lord," and when they bp- it out ,. Such In a recent issue of The Halif&. Jh�� ordine. . .r come daily mottoes with us we sliall prey,,and .a -ier animating sight it was the sword , elded bv John Gra- Chronicle, a King's County farmer but the Papuan, looking on at these I know more of true ministry.- 'While . y b Jer a 11ilouse, Viscount . - of . w-iashionod ideas, declines scor - . wi s to watch the c ase. I- was as haul of " Cl vIr I writes . telling of his .success in dairy n e, ,n: � , a . . .. . A fully to learn from them,. And -re- - , , Dundee. .. . farming in Nova Scot -is. "Dairying, : , they Were ministering the Holy Ghost he had, boast kater,and h coaentvdl.V t6 his ancient' on- - I � said, "Separate Ue Barnabas aind Saul There is absolutoly no -doubt in Mr. e � says, '.'is the. most neglected t1urn", -ino of "bushpDpa" � and stick. � , . " 'it became presently obviou's that he i branch of farming in the Maritime � glnecl ;. ;, � for the wo�k whereunto I have chIled wasrimning down his man, - � . Cameron's rnind.that -this was actual-' Provinces,' While somi. few sections . � . I . . I .., . - ly in the possossioA. of Claverhouse. . .. Sans,� With, Patti. I � �. . I I � . " , th,em" (verse 2). Here we have. the Then the young fellow determined to ft ' are doing 4uito a business, -making - I . � is an heirloom in ,the -family .of I t . . I whole.Of those chapters In one sentence run a: desperate risk of. liberty. The* Mrs. Camkon. -.Sh� ' received it ,!Tom �nilk Iter supply towns 'dnd. cities, and In ' I" small top back room. Over R 1. ) , and the whole of every true Christlam tee, as usual, under the bridge was her m4thcir,. -who got it from her fath. In sOme cases condensing factories, n6wspapor shop 'in. Charlotte .street, I life set apart for the Lord, separated marked I�Dajigerous,li and he made for. er, Who lived. near the seat of Cla*er- 'yet, our cheese and butter factories Fitzrok Square. lives a*'n old operlitid 11, . - - has sung ,;, .. 'from the world and self and sin, to do it at'lleadloog speed'.. The-lqe bent be. house, Bonnie Dundee. * After .the tire doing; a very small btisiness had .singer wbo:inoro than once .. the will of God, to work the worits neath his welght,- but .he gq sa death: of Cliiverhouse, according t6 the fact is that to -day we are i1port- .with Mille, Patti at COvent Gardpn�' ' � ;� - . � - . .t '�Iy the story handed down all - his relics - ing butter and cheese that could all London. .. . . I . , which are beforehand prepared forus , through. .� . . . 1 'The sherifrs offlde 'foil * weie collect6d. in one r�drri. of the. cas.' be. made in oui province." He. goes - , A.- quarter, Of a century , ago Signor . I ., % I (Epb. 11, 10; Phil. 11, 13; Heb. xill, 21). . r Owq with, , e. � This it -was decidod to tear down, all to point oxit, that in this, way thon- Ri�. was frequently seen in many. 1. .. a . I... So they, sent forth by the Holy Ghost, equal pluck, �but,- being.h heavier man, . as it was fast f � alling into rqins,:.and sand� of dollari - a'rd - annually going � loading operatic roles, but of late . ,�� departed. When we are sent of God brokeAlirbugh and wa d " ' I ' . 9 rowned. , , there was 'a general distrlbutlon� .out of. the provipde years things liave -been going''from �i , I I . . - . to. the United-. I I we always have His assurance "Cer- "His Sk . a with the old man, and . I Mtesp" said tho narrator' oi among the relatives of the. contents of States 'dild upper ' Ca6nada for fertili. Wid to. N'VOT$ :! tainly I will be with thee" (Ex. 111, 12; the Incident, "I got back lift . er the In. I . the T04m. , This 'sword, *which was. zers, mill -feeds, -and dairy ' �roduds, much against his' :prido he recently ,_ . -One of them, which 'could e.asi Nmto to Auatist Van -Biene, of "Brok- '' Judg, vi, 16), and It Is only by His quest, but: -those t'lle young gentleman. among tfibm,- went to . lY be Produced in - ran YP�T - �!. whom -it Was received by Mrf en. times. as en Uelody" farno, asking for- assist- . .. - 4168111 never saw . Ill. � . - 5. Nova Scotia. itself. , T . ce that we will be separated had on� I , qga , � from, much of the dairy . product�.' as are -anceinhii distress'.. , I . . 1,11 I from all things and people not of Him - - . . . . ---!_1 W . .. .. . . � �.. � .. 'Cameron's grandfather, but, how. lie -produced -at present c6uld be made, . 1. . - ' . happened' to c9m6 by: it she A.s at a . The old man a fev.-daysago, spetik- . (Ex.'xxxill, 16; 1 Kings'yill, 58). If . I * I . . . .., * ' With difficulty, told of the -result loss to:spy, - '.. . - .. '. � and employment w uld thus be-furn- in -_ , �. l.t we would know God as our Fatber� . frint By'Request. - - , .. . . , I � . .,. � _ I ished, for many Of Othe .youni men. of, - ofghig 'appeal; ail appeal which Mrs. - . . I I . , .1 and as the Lord Almighty, the mighty . . . .� . . ��. I . ., I . . . I I I 0� . I ' . Reea 1. lis War of 1812. . I. . the province Who. fia�e very little to Ivan Biene described as'. "lieattbreak- .M. . ' ' I .'s . I . . � . . � God who Is all sufficient for us, and . . . I do in the Winter mon'ths.%, . ing � I ''. ix thefol!owing by shaking well. To -live a hundred years and stil . I �. V. i I . : �"Until' Wednesday," he . said. "I , have others see that we.are His sons in a buttle, and take in teaspoonful be hale and hearty is the record of ' � . -_ - . .-. . I I a � . after meals and at bedtime.- . 'Mrs., Sarah M( * - � . I . � .. hadn't any fire this . -w,inter,: but he. - doses , The did fashloued way of -dosing a (M in Biotic)'. and his wife caine - . and daughters to His glory, 'He dwell. ,Cully, who at present : . . j Ing In us and walking In us, we must Fluid Extract Dandelion, ,one-half is livinA with - her grands6n, ']Ralph ' wea-katomach,oratimulating�theH6iirt r. Vt , . . - I -low are you, ' - �' be willing to be separated from all Ounce; Compound Kargon, orve ounce; . as arigels. and lip- said. , .11 . . .McCully of 753 Lome avenue, Loa-, orKidneys is all wr6ug. Dr Shoopfirst old -friend?'. The firbi you see�- in the I things unto Himself (TJ. Cor. vi, 16-18). Compound Syeup, Saragparilia, thre� don, Ont., and, who eelebrated. her pointed out this error. This is why his grate was -given by .them. , - . .. 1. , - . I . oucoes. A local druggist is the author.. one huadredth-birthday recently. - - prescriptton-Dr Shoop's Restorative' . "I �am now 64 years, .old,'. ho woiit' � The Holy Ghost having set .them ity, that these - simple, hurialleza ingred. - She was born in Halifax, X. . S., and' .-is"directed entirely,to the -cause of . . - . I apart, the believers by fasting. and - ients can be obtained - at nominal coot ' . ailin' nts'tbe we�ikinsi6e,or con- on 'land when I was a boy bf. 16 1 i prayer united with Him in this con. fron! car home dr.64gist. , I . . rerriembers,well the troubleiomelimes' these � e . � fo�ght.with Garibaldi. f itarted,life' � oi 1812. The 'battle ,of, Chesapeak6 trolling 'nerves. It -isn't so difficult, _. � i I 11 secration of their belo.recIleacbers. to . The mixture Is. said,. to cleanse and and. the Shannon 'is ',iilso firmly Ira- 'says Dr Shoop, to, strengthen a WeAk as a journalisi, but. usf,d'tb. sing at . . ,'� a foreign mission. They might have , streiiethen the elo'gged and inactive pressed on her melaory.� When the �Q�tomach. Heirt, di Kidne7s,if one goes. benefit coficerts, and made my,debut. IT said: We cannot spare them. We need Kid overcoming Backache, #Blad. at_the harbor' at.1t.correctly. Each inside'organ has at- Assises in 'Farvorita.' " . I _. .1 L a tw . . * -only i . them so much here. What sh der tyssl-n,eas and,* Urinary trouble of - o vessels.:. arrived . ,its coiifrolling or in6ide nerve. When .� , This year Signor R14 has had I all we do . she. was A�ken by hei father to see fail L � (I . age . arms . these..nprv�s os , . to 4; sviokl�. all kinds if taken before the St of then th ur eagagenielit-��to si.ag at t: without them? But theY agreed With hes.aieage. . - - - . ..'.1 . I . . And -110, held her in bis �. I . Tbesovi e,Org4ns , . ,, , , , t , . I . . I , . I - . I - . � B19 'ed this saylt Poo- '111�wlin she- clung to him in' horror mu-st sQrel y falter. - taltruths ing concer a, � . ... I .:�, . - ; I . - I . � . God and let them go aild must have 051, Who have tij I . loading druggists everywh;dreto. ' .�. .. � - ' - I . ." been specially blossed in giving to itilelyo ercomes pain in 'the back, when sho witnessed the awflil:tight, a" , I . v ' ' .1 . it. - I ;1. _ o ,$- I the G.0.10 ofAr - ' ,�� 11 x, God the best they tin flow honored clea-gs the urind of sediment' and repil. ..of the, dead ,ind -dying men. ,The deck.. die �ons,e -and recomw6dd Dr. She P . - ' . ' ; I q . . f 't,he Chesapeake, she said, was- cov- Re,, , t.lve. .Tostit-&.few days,'and . A wonderful Pinie'liiocard is that � these two men were ikb being named fates 'urination, ��especially at n* hD 0 . I i; � , . , Ed- . trunks' of se'el- Improvement- will promptly &ad . held by Sir'J(Yhn.Tptjii3iel, the famoui � by God for this ti�lnistry! Eventhe - curing everi the worst.korras of b " .1. eted i�,ith the hPads and ' '. 'der weakne . I . . I ng .ijj their life -blood, whiah,' sure . lyfollov�. Sold- by.$ll dealers, ,. . clirtoonist, Nv'��o, - on -tlio� 28th of Feb-. longest Journeys are made veiy littl as. � � men: lyj� . . .. — ...— I . Tuary, eutere(l. . ii.15Gn .his; -ninetieth. I 0 - :Evekymau orwoman here who.feeto . re,�ched- well up'On tile. boots of those 1. . of in Scripture, for what is a journey . that t - he'kidneyer are not st'rong'ot act-. - -Who were on the deck. I . . . 1. . . Carrying. Coals to" Newc'amv. 'For _oVcrjort9;, years his.car- ,, , . . � . . . ... year. 1 4 round the world even when compared Ing in a healthy mannar, shoulii : alix. . . Whil6 - livifig ki Aalifdx Mrs, Me- � T,here have be6n some amusing pre- toons appeayod )yeek after' week in I . - -this preseription,kit honra and kivelt a ' ' and soniations to publid men in Toronto, pa' , � with coming from heaven to earth, Cully moved'in the best oclrcles, I nch. Indeed, ,so regular was their - I I, In one sense than appearance that Auring thei whole 'of � . which angels accomplish as swiftly as trfA, as it is guld to do wonder& for .was a. society leader, She taught Sun- but none move so , * , . the lightning? They leave Antioch manypersprldi. .1 �� : � . . -,-v - , - .day s600l class, and Sir Charles Tupm that niade recently. by the Canadian. -tllis long Period Punch;only--wPearoa .1 . . . I . . . . I . . . . . per was one of her Pupils,' . .National Eiposition' Board* to its. thirteen times -without a �cartooik I and are n,axt at Salamis, I'd Cyprus, . - . . .. ' - . � . :.." - . lar� retiring president, Mr. Wi K.. .b,aring the well-known mcnog'ra 'in, as to the journey. . As Tar back as the reign .61, Queen.' . without any details , Mrs, McCully leaves her .bed every PoPu . - - .. .. . ? "I morning'. at daylight, and retires at Geoig'w, . . I - I .. !,I* i-ot iriv subj�et .'oil Wednesday I e syna- Elizabeth there was .a crow' . � . � . . The word As pri-ached in tb . ii official ddlik, both,winter and summer. The. . - It' was- literally a case of -the old. - .rdgbi." olice 'said Sir John,;.w.hen. ,�, gogues at Salamls, but no statem6nt known . as th6 "Uncorker of i Queen � . rlly* faculties Impaired by, the lapse ,'saying that'some.people would even describing his w rk "thought -i . t out - .1 . � %1. .as to results. Whether we see resuits, Bottles," whose *duty . it was tp� Opp � U, 01 c ali� to Newcastle. - � ' - - 1 . 0 �, . ::, . I all sealed bottles'east up, f timeare her-e-yesight, drid h6r hear. .carry o carefully on Thursday and made a. , by. the- so( ? , . Mr. George is Ahe'ni-ving .spirit in � Dr riot, we can always rest on Ion. IvI* -,xamiae,the cohte`3�ts.� The offi - Ing. Some time ago she - lost the sight ' , , r,ou li Aetch;* oil T'riday,iaorning. I I - and t -'through all -attack of which manufactures all ,g! i 11; Jer. I, 12, R. V. They passed . cial. .Uncoritp,r" con of one eye � . � ., I la. a comPaiiy )rware. What,more fit- ail . tined 0 flourish . . . . . .: . .. , and �,,t-dck to it *all ,day With ( through the island to Paphos and down. .to the -reign of 0,00rge* Ill grippe' , ' - . . . ., ting than 1hat t%te Exilosition Board my no"O well down on the block, .1 found The deputy Of the COUDtry.ea or ' when.the position Was abolish d . ---------:— . . . I should mak - e him'a present of a cabi- 'The following night the * �lock� was � 9 (� . xepm , Parker's First Stories. . . . !;.. to hear tbe-word of God, but hindered * tnne's. mail ohnnot be . said io- be a , I . 1. . . . .. . net of silver :as an evidence .of their finished, and'by Monday &enlng I . ' , . . ' ' nick Inethod of communication. 1n.- : G ilbert Parker said, 'of' his first - at- I . - received ail adv'anc . 0, copy of the fol . - by a Jew, a false prophet and a sora q =pt at authorship-.. "I went to appreciation . of his services; I � Julyil.887,'wlii-le-cruisiziginhiiya6ht, t( * s .exactly what I they aid I .' loiving Wednesd'qv's But I ,cerer, who sought to turn away the h 1 ! ,. ,paoer.- . � �. deputy from the faith. - ' . the present Prince of Monaco -threw - Archibald Forbes, .With whom I was IT at' h .the courage to -open, the * . , I a . .bottle overboard in mid-Atlantic.. acquaintecl,to have, him give,me a. - . Lois of 'Land' Yet. . never ad . n . . . � packet. I always left it t6 my-s6ter. I Saul, who is now for the first time It. was'hbt.recovered until'seven years - . not6 to the Macmillans, -as I wanted - : ealled Paul, being filled with the Spirit, to. see�whether they would not -'bring - Statistics compiled by the Depatt- Then I *would take, a glanc6 at. the . � - �1. later whati it was picked up on, the out a, book of short stories for. me, � nient, I I ,of .Immigration � at Winnipeg . cartobit and receive my weekly paag."� . . , -spoke as plainly to him as did .our - -bea�fr of 'Ban Salvador in the Baha-: I 'Lord to the Pbarlsees In John vlil, 44, mas. In point of 'time -it wiis one of He read -the .stories and then in*Ited show there tire still 900,000 home-" . To-aay. � sad .to relater, the Nanous, car- . . �1. ' mb -around t6 dine to give me the steads .available'iii the three piatrie toonist b; quitp6.blf�d. in his own. 1� and In the name of the Lord caused . - the longest bottle, drifts on record; but letter of intiVduetion and his opiniqn Mvinces under th'e-Isurveys which* words-'Vy sole -.6ocupation . now is' .. him to be blind for a season. ,±hLy it has' bben:eelipsed 'by� the bottle � .. . . � I of the stories. 'I have re4d .,your , avebeen completed. .The extension'. resting"', , � . .. I I I � I'. power of God thus manifest and the, which ins, '.found .recently on the , .. - . . I . . . , sketches,' lie said 'after dinner, 'and of the surveys, of course, will increase . . .. . : true doctrine taught by Paul so beach near Carmathen. The latter this number.: greatly. The -free farms . I t . . contained -a m,�ssage; dated' as' fu � I must say this of thern-I have neir- .WirOess Telegraphym I . I wrought upoty the deputy that lie be.. erseen -such a fine collection of thles fire located - As follows, according to , ItIs- a somewb,at curions. fact, per- . �f . . ,ame a bellever. . back as March. 13, 1898, which 6tated in iny life," 'There, don't say an- inces�.. -Manitoba, 18,118; , Sas-, haps, that as a boy Mr, MarconX, the ' I , I . that the steamship Brunswick . 'I. . N'tche - k ;.�a .was other Avoid,. Mr. Forbes,' I said. 'j 106,560, and Alberta, 71,- Value of whose system of: wireless - � : God Is the Goo of truth. Jesus , sinking. oft Cape Horn. It, was the understand Perfectly. Each title sug�- 286. of the land is desirable,- telegraphy, has .been so strikin#ly t Christ Is the truth. The Spirit Is.the first intimation to reach 'England 'To- ". I . gests 6 complete idea Which tile story 'quite. as good a� anything, in the : -spirit of truth. There is no righteous- garding, the fate of the long-missihg I . I � , , -- ,demonst�ated bv the paving of the I fails to carry out. I understand.per- baid all ihat- is required W p#ssengers of ifie -Ill-fated Republic, ould 1, ThereVp country . ness that can abide In the presence of vesd6l, and it is -ourious that Ash fee';j j on I went home make H e4nal * is adeduato railway showed little iigns, of cleverness. One . ' God but tbat wbich'God has provided., have'be*eh � ei,qt on shore in qreht� Dri- . and �u of theni.. . Then facilities. . . � I . rned every one ,, I of his teachers, ill fact, once -said of , ."".-Ow mm.wwawmmsaw, : tdin, after drifting 1,11 the way from he first of the . �-'. -----� him that lie could. never learn any- � 411 that Is not of Gdd Is of the devil. the Aorn. ln:'another case,a bottle wn and , wrote t X" " � Consider, ,then, in .the light of these . irleailre�o 8'eries, � which . was the be- . I , . ' hich was thrown.ovok board in 1837 - - thing by heart. Nevertheless, be was �. tile Lord "and `7 ginnift of what, sue6ess, I ever had." . � . .facts, how the Way of by an American captain was not re- . , LIVER, COMPLAINT wily twenty-one .when he,began .'to I � . -.-- I � the word of the Lord and the gospel covered until twenty-one years'latetj . � . . �.Atartle the 'world with' his demon- - When it was picked no on t . Diamond Mine Neir Lindsay'? The chief office of the liver is tho aecr0- otrationg- of wirele.qs telegraphy. " In of God concerning ITIs Son are per ti,)n,of bile, -which is;tjj at . I he coast Set Violet of Toronto, a former rpsf. . a natural regul 01' itpite, of his fame, karconi. Is one Of . asifig number of trelAnd.�--tnjlish Musfrated..' .. . .. �. . zverted by an ever Incre, . . 0 , dent.of Lindsay, -Who has boon on the of tile bowd1g. . 1. � . . of those who are callM ministers of ''ill. 'I .1 - ''. . . . I , I . . Tvn:ey fayra.. east. of the latter town, Whenever the liver becorue6'-doranged, the mosi unassuming of ,mell, atd I I ., .hates dornonstratiblis. ' He was once � � the gospel and are Vnid for preaching 1. . I I .. .. jor the �ast few, dayt, in search for and the bile (1116ts clogge(l, liver complaint. recognived whilt- walking In Rome. : - - the gospel and teaching the truth (161" � diamonds, which he -eli,�vos a-ra to , Ia producad; and ja n1allifelited by tile pro. Irame ' . xxill, Bel; Gal. 1. 7). Though there may . - be found here,'has returned llome and 101100 of olaitip-%tioas.pain uxider the right distely a cheering crowd assem. . . , bled, Miwconi � be nO Spirit filled Paul to speak plain. 'PA- IN '�'. ' will r.ot return to the diamond mine 4h)alder, saliqw aolilpleXiOn, y6llow,eyes, Uolted.�iiito what he ly to them, God ITImself 'will deal With, .., . ". I . Until 8PTiTig- * - -, ' ' . . slitllyl.dartted toogue and hessidacho, - ljc� I art- , thought was an empty. carriage. But ftin In thebead-DaIji anywbers, Wis Its istift My. Violet anel Ur. Georgo Thomas b(len"'Ikandioe, suat. stonlach, water brash-, A contdriod. a lady iiho, wu, too fright - Them In His time. The expression, Sin is congestion, pain is blood esmire-hothing sanl� a shaft three feet in tilt,, ground, C,qarrh of the At6ini%oh, obo, , - * biled to exppstulate. The inveiifor I . "the hand of the Lord" rAcalls Ex. else usually. At leaSt go, PAys r. Shoop, and to but, owing to tho cold weather, 'de. y �rl LfV0f' COMPIMdt MAY be cared b quickly maAd his apologies, and the' vill, 22, "The hand of our God 19 upon IMve It he has crfttoU a littl(- pink tablet. That 1%VO1di1i,y*th-o,ab)Vo 61011tione'l dames$ ke lady aiiowe(l lifin to remain until they kblet�mllod Dr. ShOoD15 neadacho Tablet- eided not to (16 abvthing furtho un- . I OP. . . till them for good that seek HIM, but cosmes blood..1)resstiro away it lion illey i�ill huir . Ing tllG'&1WdI4 fr06, an(l 11ra-AA119 tile 41,19- were free of the crowd. .- . I PrIs power and H14 wrath is agodii8t; Its eff6etisphafmiliat, _qM D WIn center& til spring, w ld's gish liver with thab grand liver. regulator, � . y.leasinilydolight ,Al. Gettly, - � . . though safely, h a y equa lzes the blood cirem hDvise sad obtain the necessary ma- � . . Wo All Kn6w, ;�r: All them that forsake HIM." r1roill lation, 6, . ohinevy for the oinking of several � � . . . . Liven this much of thd story of this Ifyoti bavA ahoaamchojVs blood Dregslirs, shafts. I I . � Corix-She has such, keen percep� . '11it'S I)atnful 0.4ods with women, taine cajia6 Mr, Violet Ims every confidenco that � . 'A A Uons I 11 I journey we may learn that Spirit 11110d' , r you aro Aleeplesg. restless, narwitis It's blo�d I I . messengers of God must expect the 0p. dorigostion-blood pregium. That Zroir is a he will find diamonds on the farri�b � I Dora -And such a blunt way of con. Certainty, for Dr. Shool)'s lleiidambbe within 'Six m6nths, . - �,� b - vaying them. . . 1)1111&(� tAb8o . . I . ,% oosition of the devIL, . � . , . itirt 2orn ntites,and the tablets at I ,t Z 1�� --d— a the ittitiatural blood pvosquro. . I I ! -11-1, I I . . - 49 -wWw"N , ". .. . iltulso Your flnier, and do.gplb it apt r0d, AM I . - — . . . twelL RIA Daill you? Of murm it doeg. it'd con. I . . � . 1 . " blood pre,sq(t. you'lifinditwhorepain I , . &AA -A" LIVIER OOMPLAINT,. - Phosphanol - The i0ectirle R,b. MWO Won Root CoMpoutil' to-'16hnvayi, it g gimply Oioinwon senso, 'aboals. rho - ------ , I I W4 sell at M cents, and cheerfully rewwiaoW * - , Mr-0,06-Fawdett, 11amilton,0nt.,*rfteo: storer:fortost Ustakind �, I !he gftab utotAm. Tolild, '0,nd . 2s" arqd 1�,W,jlim Atma ral 11 llftvin- suffered with liver complailit . for . 11 clay s&6 olibetual morithis, . 'X00014 and'InVigor4testho who o �_ I nervous Z pmrsat�(A tried ,t11 Sarin of reino die$, r WAt Restores every nerve in the . 11 atoran which women can - �ritoln# rattkos now body to I 11100d. 10 0 d VOIns, GOV0 Nerv. . Mavised to try Milbitvri'it Lowa its P t I - � I d6po 09 Dr. Shoop"s - -Liver Pills, ,roper tension t restores viln and I I I CUN in I � I , . nil, Sold Ill three do 41 H 4 oug Pebg% Afentat aftd Brain WbM, Des. of AtrengthNo� 1, fl, Vol a I Must say, that after taking two vials 01 vitality. Premattire deda�y and all sex. , 40. 'I o . ' ' ill ' �e� - I ' -8 N . p6ndelw U, I lreakwa* EN&I h� I f6e a 00161 cases, - No a e 1;o�Jbr,=o , .� A b;;. '11, I . ftl4 V all dr0$rjZ AM r $3631b or -A , eo�14 4 7 8r ! � " � " � ' ' 10 degrees Wongor 43, adache- V�4' zg Tj thein, I libol quita u, new ulan, And tan ual weakness, a,verted. at once. rho#. . o" , V I ' olle W, sti!01191Y MOidttlet'd thent to anyone," phonol will wA&k6 you a new man. $3 9111..�IXYQ . - &1-1 I I ablets win 41 b 16 ra �W 0 11�10 " 814 Price 25 ) caltj pi3r vi&l or 5 for $1.00, *t a, box, or two for $5. Mallod. to ally, 06 per 0 Ift . ; If r � r 4111A in ur J)g 0 r � � r ,� )� Ig , � - , I 6t. A dfmq: 0 , 861d,bY "ALL DRUCIGISTS" . �j I,W 4MV41a 41t &4101`4 Or #11,110a diedob hV tho The Z &dir"8011MO' tot-prite. Thoscob. � , . roo p4a ' W1. m, 1111 0 � It 0 'elth2rilleff, Ojib, X I 00"'WONT0, Ay. (0~19il , ; T 64 00� Milburn W., Waited. Toroataj, Out, ell Drug Co., S Ikedid � V a W a a Z � tV i �, I I I � . I . � I . � - 1 4 -1ji��'A.Al.",& , � I . I I I , . _ . __ ____ - ____1_.__.____�_ ,_ 11, __A__,_ ___ ____,_,.____._________.__ ___ April 29th, -ig—og . 0 . Fullne3s and Bloating After Eating 107 LAV LimeDidesters �T_ Cureor,v( Ileiybach. Al ;_311 VruggisLs or d . ired front COLEMA� MEDICINE �C(>., Tojouto - . I I I - -_ Juo. Quest, Olinton.. I . JR I 0 . bt.. I )Vilson, Goderion. . L. Beatty, Varna. I N -V. J. Alran, Seaforlb. . Thos, 0, Allan, Dungannon McNeil l3cos,, Walton. . 111111111 ------,--., . — - _., -.--------- - � - I a . . I . T'.V01RONTO 1, A Uve Daily hatper Wiff Pat . � ___.!A& 1- - - ----'77--_ � , ,,�,:, -.-,71 .. Money in Your Pocket. I ,-" .�', %r� 11.7 . .,�.: =%� ,,, . �. � I �� ,_;,i�,�4�1�,,,_;o , 40 I ,-,-:- -,'I I I .,. N, f � .Z - ,,.-,I,, .,�� . 1. - ,� _1 ." I . � - . . lVil . The Toronto Daily ... ZI t" A - I . .1 I I � '. , .� I . - r - /,�, , =a �t zz�- � -,,, , , Star's accurate daily i� - ��,/ �-i, , . . . , , �, ZZ, .�-,: � �, ,�' , . - �reports you could -sell your , * - ... , Z - .� , . grain and live stock "at top- - ,/ . _� . ,� .�', > . , notch prices. Half a cent extra ,/"--.' N, ), 'I ,Z� /11 v . On . just 3oo btishels 'of wheat or �\., � 11, 4�1 - I � oats would pay a year's subscrip- ... - e;, . I � . �.. , , I UOU. 25C. a hundred weight on a I __ �, I Z� .. . .. - 7T7_ . I'll, . . dozen hogs would covef three years' . -1 I V�_ subscrij)tions. . � : . 1" . " , 10, , Don't you, d ependifigon weel.-ly reports, . , 1, I , t . or daily reports that are old when yotj - , I �, I . .� 11 ., get thern—miss tbp prices by. at least . . that gatich several times a year? I . � I . . . I . I . . � IA Toroffil"O. I D U011 Y S ha r , . . . . . Publishes Market Reports 12. to Is - . . . I Hours. Earlier Than The Morning- Papers . , . � . � I . - . . 1. . � . . .. . I . . � . . ' * I . . - . Lwer� afternooWs iss4e.of The Staf, contains that very - . day�s qtiotatiom cni the grain knd.lilve stock 'inarkets of Toront6, NlontreaL.-Buffalo,'-Chicago, and other important . I . . cities, These are the sagne quotations thaf the 'next niorning'8- dailies publish -12 -to 18 hourslater�, : . I . I � . . . � I . . . . I- . . . . I . � � ',I:,, I t. ir .5 01' A YEA& . .. . . . I � . . . . I I - ' r1is Paper md The Torbnfo Daily Star . OXMING together for One, )`sap-, .$2.'20, 040ar, ' 4 OFFER , anteed Plauntain Pen giyen fop 50c. 1 . 1. I . add6d to aboysi subsorl tion ppices. . - � � I . . . I . ..I . . . , . P I . ; 3 � . i. - I - � . . I , . ,,* I �> I - -, - � - 11-4 ok" ,� . ; . I . ... I I ��- . IN " *0 I , , . . "' I 1_* I . . HOMESEEKERS' ''. t�- ' . I,.... . , vk .. . . . ,�W ; . I � I 11. . .. . . I , I .. ..EXCURSIONS' . * .. t_.�-,� .. I , � . � . � . .. .. . . � . . . TO . . - 11 , - . 11, I . .. ',�!_. M-anitobai4iskatchewan, . A Novi 18 the time to have yollt� � . I . I I .. Ofta - ' Bicycle elvaned: no and put, � in . , SP*44 Traineleave Toronto 2.60 P.M. on ! . - sh4peTor Spring. Bring Wir I — I I -. -OAY 4. 18 JUNE1, 16, 1� . �, .� ;-. , � nov- and I .-can ha.Ve it ready: . IULV 13.27 - � AUG. 1044' . _SEPik' 1 `21 . for you, withom delay. - , . . , . .11 � .1 I . I . . . . � I I I . . secobil-dan licketi from Ontario stations to odficipal . . LAW -!'X -40WEiRS - I I .. . NooWext poicts tt � I. I .. , � LOW ROUND-TRIP. RATES 1. , A 1 -- ` 11 ' . Winai�,eg And return $3Z00.- Edmo�'t�n and ie'tum � ... � .S' XR-PENE.13," .. ., $4250. Atid to ot6r. pointsAn proponion. Ticketi h to have your mowoij.� . - ' 1 ioi)d to return 3vithin 60:,days hom goina'date., . N"'"X 1"'i . , . . � I . sharplt�,�e,; .1khd, repaired, drop - TOURIST SLEEPING CAR'S �n� . ', il'aiml, or leave word I , it t)')�.r� Djl�ACX(�IjSjOal. ComfortabIq 6ahs, fully equipped ., 'It tilt, .'ll wi& . 6eddina, can be seged at moderautt �J) at'd I shlill Call for .. . . � . I. asent, . ates through. .and. d6livve it,' , . * - . I I . , , " , .. . I , , * I . . "Early 4�0011ccxtio ' n must be made' . .1 Now"is, the 'time.'to have these , . . I OLSK FOR. HOME$EEKERS' P�MPHLETJ � thi to . . ings- itterided as I sball'he . . conta:Wlag raws.and Fall informa buoy later oil. . ... . I I 1, t'l..""'.., . . . I -pljto nearest C-PRAgea oT toll. L. . I . .. Dist; Pan. Act;. Toronto. . . 1. TUIVNEC, I.. (11111toll., JULY DIRECT L%E. NO CHANi I - I I I � . il- .� n . .--.. ---- I .W. JACK8.0,14 Agent, C11, t . .. I . . .1 . . .. , T`ETUBL1-w'4 TO '111 . - - - . . ., . . I — . - . '�,.,- I . .. - � . . . . � .. I � � . . . Bavibg lately sold oixt our business. , .� . . _... I . I to.1ohn P Sheppard & Co. We de. . I $ire. �o Aliank the � public for their . �., atxona& while ,we conducted 'tb4. ' , ..�.� . � -d w, . . guslnesS4 an e mLould ll�half . I - 1-!t , , , - . - `6 ..... .1 . - . ". .. I ..", . __ on of - . our poliNt -for I'llene'tfic - I.., . ,suedessorg,:- patroniAge extended to ue. 'Pile ne-W ': I . I - -S64. BEFORE AN4 - AFTER. TRE MENT. . I ,�T . I— I . Ilrrn have taken possessim. and wil, . .. �. :collect, . -,ill brok accounts,. and p1ty all � - Canadian Tetterine � I.CPOUI�tS contracted by, us In cannee. , � . Won With Our husini-ss.'- , .a . . . is �an absolute.certain cure for tczetna, Ache lCosea, Tetteri ini _Cjrm, [4 Blackhtadg, Ring* ,fts Barbers, Itch Scal It ad, Itching Pilds, ulcers, . . .. - ... �, Ty -N . ]RU , , 1 DAWAZ CA * . I I . . �' i6res, and all cutaneous and faci4l bkrnislies. � Having bonaht, out, the,bilsiness- 07, Vfasbeexi thoroughly. and sucLtssfully tested fit hundreftof so called iacurdbli� taw.s. . . Tyndall & Carr, ai�d taken full pot%6 ' sion, %e take this opportunity, e. . garatlon,, It Is ent:rely unlike ag 6ther rw! mixture crointnient that asbeensol soliciting the *pationage thtt wa. , . . . � .orpre. scribed.. . , I . gi v(n to the late firm and i Would say A few, aypllcat�ons will convince thdt Is"has wonderfu medical virtue and intrinsic merit. suiadeineAuada. A good -lionest Cana- - th at vt P. arp pi!epaxwd to an �Pjy all the . , . 116mainds of the .gpne*ral Public. WiL .1k, � - . iillipteparatioil.. . Price one box 111�ty Cents, or.five boxes TWo Intend kepoing a full stock of Ohoice - plrocer.jtqq, Vvb1ch we �A Ill Rail at clo6e. . Mollars. . . Blailpd foLany, addregs ou teceipt oW.ce . sold and recommended by fill lea g 4 j,g. i .. I 8 )?lee$., (All anti inspect ou* r stonk be - , . 1 . r . . , ,ore buying elsewhere, I * . I . . . . 'Oash . I gists In Canada. ' . . ., Pamphlet free to atty address. ; paid for buti Pr And eggs, aml , . . I all kin, a of, farm Produce, ... . ctuped and,sold by the sole propne, . "In . I or, ' . I I I Th6 Tettion0a Chernloal CC& - . . . I . . I � . ' I Sheppidird&C10. I � wind"t, ootsrI6. ., - ,P. . . � I Sold in Clinton by -W., S., kj, . . I I . . % 'PhOn6 N'. 83. . 11. I I .� 1. .1rcilmesi J. E. 110vey, W, A: . -1-1 IM -Sh6naXd X. V,,.8heppArd. .,. . . , . . XCCOnviell, -drUg,gjStS. I I i I . I 1'� . 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