HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1909-02-25, Page 6r, •
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MARY.
Mary lived In isle tenement district
of St, Louis. ,She was only thirteen
and she was the eldest of seven. Her
mother was dying, and she cglIen
Mary to Iter, bedside and said, "I
Inust leave ' you and you must be
I mother now to ,the children. Be pa -
1, tient with father ; you knotiv lie is
With to us when lie is not fn drink, so
k0 be patient when lie cones homeiand
abli; es you, .and keep the ch:ldren
together. Don't let theta be separat-
a di �:.: ed. (sod help you, the task is hard,
�shn nu us-, - � u ,"
ly •�•� ery •and you so young .
ahs} a p'� axil* "' The hand slipped from ar ' shou14
atiiins. soli pp lVI p s
• der and left a great burden resting
Hosie. Mary ' took it up bravely and
for two years she tolled and slaved.
TAKE A mEE TRiP TQ I Then the hot 'Symmer months Lound
EURQFl4 , -Mary too weak to withstand it and
she came down with fever. A deac-
as a guest of ;the ,London Daily Ad-'oness administered to her needs, One
tilt ryiser, the ,esti ";metropolitgn paper dray, Mary was very weak And she
printed ii? Wes. erti, Ontario. told '• the, deaconess, her story.
All the . news from all. our latest I 'at*ow I ant dying,"' stye said, "as
market. quotations and all geaeral'aud mother did.. I have beesk 'patient with
local news worth printing. father and I have Rept tpe, children
SPECIAL' QFk'ER,. I
+together, but I am afraid to die, I
(have not gone to church because I
Send $2,00 for the London Daily Ad; have had no At clothes, and I have
vertiser for 11*months and 400 votes'been'too tired .of nights to say my
for your choice of candidates in the prayers. • Now what Leap I say to J'es f
European Trip Contest:. us when T see Him up there .
The deaconess • took the iritis little
hands, hardened by: toil for others,
YOUR NERVES ARD «";Alt. and said : •
"Don't say an thing, Mary ; just
- I y ,,
You le d
o sleep badly, a t'te'.l,i pari ,
b e.
p y, . pP i, show him your hands !"--The March
ale. You
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b o eat but i th,
b a n' it stri.i
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g g Delineator.
Morning tiredness *takes you tiwisll
When ntgat rontes re-
freshing in else z
is hard t•► :t. ,
You're run down, your ab blood is l vIvu ONLi ONE PAINLESS
watery, CORN CURT -11.
and a ery, your nerves lairs a grr -% it
Hundreds- have tied• but t t
b o t
n o as
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one
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ea ,.the thought of !ia_•,,�tv.,rxtt �sucCecded in mtl;king as good a comedy
you. You need Fcrrotatic , rakes as Putnam's Painless Corn.E•xtractor.
blood,=red, strong blood. An aTpet- It's b far the ►gest• oware f substi
' 1 y b o .
its 'You'll eat everything; a. gest tutee for r�Putnaln's"
It too. Strength ? rha" icheA r;cn- •
ty of food gives. Perr i so.ie .gives .
hope, vigor, vim; enduraaco. IT%t, For, ,1, 1✓ 5I. N T
rezone aad get strong. t'.c,�ntltg aro. H 0 TREAL 'CARNIVAL.
.
quick --cure is lasting•. All dra,OL s iii An extraordinary
50a boxes, y feature in can-
60c- with the Winter Carnival and
Ice Palace at Alontreal,. Feb. 10 ' to
1. 20 has been the sale of'the limm 1•
I.IULUNG THE 'M'aV'il'�l':„ -
Medicine Hat People Feet Hot Over
Jibe* In. American Papers,
Medicine Hat has as mild and
balmy ,a climate as any Point in the
Vanadina Wiest. It persistently, how-
evc"r, gets the blame for allethe cold
Weather of the continent, Here is the
latest from The Buffalo News after
last we, -Ws snowstorm:
"After this storm we guess that the
Amprican Paragraphers' Institution
will know bettor than to, monkey with
Medicina Hitt,"
But the ,citizens of Medicine Hat
should call an. indignation meeting
and get out an injunction against
Judra, of Uew York. The Judge's
rhymester, never having seen pictures
of Medicine Flat citizens engaged in
a game of baseball in January or pick-
ing cucumbers in March, hate broken.
out into the following melody:
MEDICINE HAT.
Oh, th-r-'s a snot I wot of where the
Arctic winds blow free t
Every week they have a blizzard, and
sometimes 'two or three;
The sun is ever hidden in a semi -
frozen sky,
And a snowfall isn't counted less it's.
thirty -some feet high.
It's the plaoe to wear a bearskin and
snotvshoo', broad and Ast-
Medicine Hat!
steering, tearing Medicine Hat.
It's a cold -storage station, many miles
from anywhere,
With 'a weather mar, some Injuns,
and perhaps a polar -bear,
What goes on there in summdr,bwhy,
no one seems to know,
But there's .always something dcin g
when the north winds start to
blow;
For here's the place old Winter is sure
of standing pat•-
Medicine Hntl I '
Blustering, flustering Medicine Hat !
So watch the weather signals when
the sky. is . overcast,
And if. you: see the cold -wave flag,fly-
ing from the mast,
Just read the yellow bulletin and see
if it don't state, .
"A hovriing blizzard's coming• at a
sixty -five -mile gait."
And ii you loot{ the : message o'er,
you'll see it's dated at-• ,
Medicine Hat !
Snowy, blowy . Medicine 1141
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The two -cent • letter rate between l e
bSouvenir,, issud • ,#,;y the `Canadian .
T , The first edition. ,was Y
Newfoundland -and. the n,.ted States Pictorial.
1. wiI1 o into effect on the first f o4austed i halt g o n h a ditty and the 'sec=
March. I Catarrh Cannot Be Cured 1�ti11 Lo -
March. day' satin. the publishing offices .be- cal Tc 1
i applications sirens s h"
Pp a they . cannot reach
s e ed
i b howling a o n
i mob b o ti
y len
g f and
Th National The i n• the '
at o al Tariff C '� seat or t
cru diel nhe d'
mi o disease, o' boys, "clamoring for Souvenir Numb-constitutional
a e, Catarrh .is a
the nit
[ ed to bio
S tes r c
met at Itidianap- .ers to' sell. The. capacity of thepresses r o oture it
disease, :and.
P in order to cure it you must'take in,
been doubled .and the staff is ternal remedies, Hall's Catarrh Cure
working day.and night tosupply theCURE FOR CREAKY SHOES• ,(has
�is taken internally and acts. directly
demand; which has already gone be- . on the blood . and' mucous ' surfaces.
"There is one certain• and simple I uond all_ Mounds. Tile publishers telt i Hall's Catarrh Cure. is nota quack
remedy for this annoyance, says s that all orders forwarded at t 5 mediclnc• It was, . rescribed b . '
p one
Feb -,will fill , y
be ed• course ou `s
Woman's Home Companion for .Feb- I i e, in the •grder ! of .the best physicians in this •conn-
ruary. `"It is to drive little wooden that they are xeceived:
With *earl fist saes Itry 8or years and -is. a regular'pros-
pegs into the soles. The pegs pre- y y pages aggregating • criiltion: It is, composed .. the best
,vent the friction of the shoe soles, some 2;000, square inches .of exquisite i;tonics known, c ,comp d `wit:
Any coUaier will do it for you very copper etchings, oho. Souvenir.: certain-' blood purifiers . actin directs Clic best
ly is;brimfuh of the varied :joys of the g y.• on the
cheaply and it restores your peace of �•tttuoous surfaces. The lierfect coin-
C nakfi r
an Winter, c nd `w'll f
•u' a a w n d ir-
mind quite wonderfully. , s' m. biiiation of the two ingredients is
anon, for itself wherever a goes. It what produces such wonderful results
will ;be treasured in .thousands' of Gari- in curing Catarrh. Send for ted ti on
adieu 'homes, and sent - b the thous- I • s m
The British Parliament was opened y We free. -F, J. CH' ENEY . & CO.
an s �� !c i ds airoad:. The price is Toledo, Uhio,.. Sold by Dquggists, .
last week by King Edward. Ion y n s T e Toledo', ,
earthquake at Sivas, Asiatic •.'1'urkev: lishiatg .Company, .1:13 St: .Peter street I price 75c. Take Hall's . Family Pills
ilRontreal• for constipation:.
Repeat it :-"Shiloh's Cure will al �~-� ,
ways cure my coughs and colds."' WORK. THAT AEAKENS, Roaring: M.useles.
"If a writer wrote, of roaring mus"
"'^ Booth's Kidney Fills Have D n cles you would' i h 't hi J
U A40wo-s'�si m
VILFf un DE CREAT."
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[Tbo story of the writing of the fain•
ous newspaper poem, "Hoch der
Kaiser," is Montreal, in 1897, and of
the author, a WIliant derelict, has
recently been going the rounds of the
Press. In the aame year this writer,
A McGregor ,Rose---vr A. M. R. Cor-
don, as lie culled himself• -•-produced
rnotber. poem well worth Preserving.
The subject was Sir Wilfrid Laurier's
Progress through England and Prance
in the d'ubilee year. The poem was
illustrated by J. C• Innes and pub-
lished in booklet form by the :Sterling
Publishing Co., Montreal.1
Wo'n 'Queen Victoria call her peup's
For mak' some jubilee,
She .sen' for men from all de world-
Dat mean her colonie.
But moa' of all she sen' die word,
To dis Canadian shore,
"If Wilfrid Laurier will not .come,
I not be glad &a more lf'.
Den Wilfrid—not bad fellow, • him—
, „ Lit', watyou call,, de hat,
An say-. "Na Reins, you musj not.
fret, '
'Bout little ting like dat,
"To Londres, on de day in Tuns
You tole nue, I will come,
And show you. Wat is like de french-
Canadian gentilhomme 1"
.Den Wilfrid sail across de sea,
An' Queen Victoria is met,
An' Wen she's see him, .ah 1 she is
Jus' tickle half to Beat' l'
An Wen i
n l e s k e
tl el s etiquette
efts
Demand, for' be ea orrec', q '
She •tak' a sword into de hand'
An' hit him on de neck.
'
An" Wen she do, she smile on him,
An' dese de words she say:
"Rise up, my true Canadian knight,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier "'
Den Wilfrid kiss de Royal. ban'
'An', back off on de door,
An' bow, as only Frenchman can,
Ah''. smile an' bow some more.
Nex' day, it ees a glorious sj<;ht.
At half -pas' twelf' o'clock, ..
'For seo Sir• Wilfrid ride on state
An'. in chapeau de coquet
Lords Solsby, Roberts, • Cecil . Rhodo',
An'' Chamberlain, an' dose,
Were, 'w'at .you call, "not in it;" .' for
Sir Wilfrid was' de boss!
On!, certainement, excep'• de Queen
Herself, gat glorious day,
De;greate's' maim on Angleterre,
Is. Wilfrid Laurier1 .
Sir Wilfrid - d n n
S W l cross a Channels den,
For yisit la: patrie,
An' mak' fine.spiehes, twi or tree,
In de city of . Parse. .
An' shak' de ban'. an' drink de vin -
WW :Faure, do ..Presid'en',
`An' show him w'at de kin.' of *pan
Die co'ntrie represen'.
An' w"e'n Sir Wilfrid's voice'dey hear
An, hees fine, shape dey see,
De men of : France. •was stall surprise',.
De •ladies hall epris 1
Den Monsieur Faure, he rise an say.:'
"Sir Wilfrid. Laurier,
IIn de Le-gi-on d' Honneu'r you are
n'
U'Grand, Qflieter 1'' .
An' to Sir Wilfrid, front dem hall,
He mak'..some fine- address,
An' den, de ribbon wit' de.star
He pin upon bees breas'.
En brei, our- Wilfrid capture France,
He'scapture Anglan' too! -
I Vink he will annex dein. bot'
.To Canada. -Don't -you?
TORONT01 POOR.
Some of Whom Visit Many Charitable
Qrganizationo at Christmas Time..
Charitable effort for the distribution
of Christmas cheer In Toronto is in •
the hands of many different organiza-
tions, each of which is supposed to
take care of a different section of the
'community. For instanoo, in Christ.
mas week tile. St. Vincent do Paul
Society sees to the well-being of in-
digent Roman Catholics, The Irish
Protestant Benevolent Society ex-
tends aid to the poverty stricken ones
from the north of Ireland, the Sons'
of England see that no Englishman
is without •a Christmas dinner If they
can help it, and so on.
In default of a system otiil organized
aniz d
charity which so many p p-
ists advocate, a great many of the
pauporized poor have become so in
"making the rounds," By telling a
tale of woe they manage to secure
charity from ell the organizations.
Of course, at Christmas time no one
wishes that even the pauper should
tare badly, but it is necessary to keep
a sharp eye out for the "ringers"
less the really deserving but diffident
poor should be robbed of their"lust
share, These "ringers" are chiefly
women, . and one of them just before
Christmas visited the quarters of the
Irish Protestant Benevolent Society
with a plea, for aid.
One of the shrewdest of the commit-
tee commenced to question her.
"What denomination do you. belong
to?" he asked. .
"Methodist," was the prompt re.
ply .
"How many sacraments are thcrer
• in the Methodist church?" said the
committee man,
"Seven,. sir !" said the woman.
"Run along up to the St; Vincent
'do Paul Society," said the questioner,
e1 ax that o1 to
who was well aware h only h
Church of home boasts seven sacra-
ments.
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Repeat it :-"Shiloh's Cure will al-
ways cure my coughs .and colds,"
- * ----
Tint N4"Ia..g Pain Ise► the
fit +weed by just one thing• --sweep,
lwti til its jtniti -"v vlray ts1 ItitcljRtfb
�f I , � ausl L 1 the
Ttfdnoya-tzeutralixe tho artno•-stop
those scalding passages, --and quickly
rclieva the pain, in the buck oud:limbs.
Gin Pills are also the recognized cure
for Alieunintfshn and Sela,tion, 6W, a,
box; 6 for $2.00. At all stealers or
sent on recelgt of ;price,.
1404PIIYQII a Mr. A. --M IRK DRUG & CN K t . UNITEO
ni"0911 this TDIiQNTQ- ion
rarer..
atihe#I a4li Irrib w kWnsys.
544ds til ibis matraque s Ruda* Giant Lettwo.
S E girt D 6 FREE
If you ask, you can have a packµ a of
need of this inarvellous Russian. dant
Lettuce included absolutely free with our
new handsomely Illustrated 1909 Cata-
logue. 'This. lettuce is pearly as large and
solid as a cabba e; Stands hot weather
surprisingly well, and has . rich, buttery,
favor. If you prefer, you way choose a
Cot
of our Colossal White Sugar
Beet ornpackageof ostrichFeather Astor
Write te•das and a -me 79W 4holcn, aur
Monti** name of this paper.
Datrch 4k Hunter Seed ooi., i4wted,
l,pndon, Out,
Each Debenture issued. for $100 and upwards,:i
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of from one to five years, Interest is paid half- earl
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JU5 DREAMS
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why the excel as an inve
y y stinent. Ask for . it,
Many- Clinton' Clinton ' people, work. every
as your mffstake. they do.""
The' s Baler a h ?sician
D P y put his':.
An • Entirg Lifetime ,of Horror Lived.
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day in some strained unnatural. pose-
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fn er. in his. ear.
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Savings CO.C o. jeer
( tion, .bending constantly over 'a d0ski
ridin . on
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,which,
as .oho rather materialistic Dr. Clarke
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Nil A ';`.
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int t life that neither
s s "hints a a e has
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beginning no rid d s
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appear, a person who. is actually
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drowning•. .. .,
thoughts limits' human
n m'ts vhic m n
b o i which-
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;'ti� saws
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at':i i�ri fir;;'
Sound of a muscle, 'ut a plug of wood.
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in a i he i
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i t happen ''n the e
whic t even a app i d
: in your instead, -and you will .hear
eular and - chronic, rheumatism:. Sold
world, writes John 'R. Meader in
"' " World " .,s ,;,,., g�f',
lkidneys until they fall belting. in .their
:work filtering
The Bohemian. Thus, when -asleep
'
and, dreaming, we live an entire life- .
. ' . .
time in a minute --in .a space of time .
• . • .
that is scarcely more titan a second
we pass through . experiences that
ld of be du licated in` this. ob- •
n P.
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The- CO
sphere in -hours, perhaps .in
years: Count Lavalette relates that
1.rdjectivo
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one night,- 'when' .imprisoned and
•
under sentence of death; he dreamed F
that he stood for five hours at a:
Paris• street corner, where he witness
Ing
in' certain diseases. The stethoseope
• Si `° ,_
•
Wag.I
f �� .o
^io of her-.
a continuous success n�
.
Mr. I;,, Herman of Victor_a, street
. .
rowing scenes. of blood,`every one of
.
which wrought his, soul to the highest
.. •
pitch of excitement. When he awoke
- •
he found that he had been.. asleep
" .. . - '
less than two minutes. Irl a more
.
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recent experiment--made.ekpressly to
the truth these. theories-tlie
Much good, reading for little money
test of
subject was .aroused from sleep by' a`
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few drops of .water being sprinkled'
• '' - . .
on his forehead. , It took lint an in-
The News -Record and'Weekly Mail and Empire, one year.. ,,....$2•E0
stani to aeeoinplish this result, and
i� « Weekly Globe..., ... .. 1.75
yet, in that incaleu.lably brief space
i{ • Ad Fainity Herald and Weekly Star....-, .' ..... 1.75 •
o c aug a M. oints . weekly Witness .....................::. 1:75
of time the merit dreamed of going y
Great Service tar Peo ''e Who Wort{
p-
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crack; the stomach thunders, cut mus-
Dlazubeth Barrett I3roti nitt says:.
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on. an of an accident by .
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"` A" Sun ., sal(?
inCliaiton. ,
else, you would stty, _don't roar.. That
Lame Shoulder.
.excursion;
which he was .plunged -into a lake, .
is: .. ,. Free Press .. . ... , . .... 1.75 -
,;' ,r
Many- Clinton' Clinton ' people, work. every
as your mffstake. they do.""
The' s Baler a h ?sician
D P y put his':.
This is :t -common form f
o. muscular
and during- the long struggle.
g:' g gR
deitth followed, all the
�• Advertiser .- .. .75
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Farnlin d.....,..• .. 1.60
" a Y:'.orl • ...
day in some strained unnatural. pose-
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fn er. in his. ear.
rhetimatlsni. No infernal treatment is;
escape .that
exnorienees.of bis..life seemed to flash.
,, „ .
'F tner's A ad
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( tion, .bending constantly over 'a d0ski
ridin . on
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. '"I hear. a musclo'roariu " noir" said.,
,. '� now.,11, d.'
needed. Apply Chainberlain's Lvni=
Ment Ereei tines times a d
y day.
before him' just as. the 'are said to
y .
to
., . Rome Mag:izlne
.. -,1 . -: •' .
Daily News, Toronto p. Hem , 2;3(i`
1 . jolting wagons or cars,
bending•.over heavy housework; lifting
be. Try it, and you, too, will ltenr the-
sound. �"`nd to Iirovc that t is the
,; -and a
gunk cure is certain: This liniment
appear, a person who. is actually
1.
drowning•. .. .,
t� ; « . Star " L,30
« , �� Globe '
reaching,' pullin ,,
g, all tltesc stra.ns
Sound of a muscle, 'ut a plug of wood.
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has proven, especially valuable for anus-
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ttend., to wear, weaken' atid_.injure the
: in your instead, -and you will .hear
eular and - chronic, rheumatism:. Sold
- -
"' " World " .,s ,;,,., g�f',
lkidneys until they fall belting. in .their
:work filtering
nothing. •
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by. all' cru fists.
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Repeat it.:-. Shiloh s. Gu.o tiwill a1-
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,, s, Saturday Ni>zht ' ., :. ... `L,5i) `
Free Press, Louden
of the poisons from the:
blood' Booths Kidney:f'. outs Biel.
muscles giv4e ant a. rain r.
'1n�
a seting. Relaxed muscles les etre sf•
it Is W*h.' `..
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ways c re my roti` hs. azid aolrl3.'.'
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" b'ree Pr' .-4vening sedition..,,:...........,. 2.7
kidneys, put new 'strength ilii ' bad
lent, :This Pact is o!. use in diaguos-
It .[s well to carefully cultivate tastes.
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backs. Mr. IIerman's • cure proves. it.
Ing
in' certain diseases. The stethoseope
d
Ruskin .says, Tell me what you .like.
..
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Mr. I;,, Herman of Victor_a, street
makes the nitacuaar roars audible, and
and I will tell you what gou'.are." .
-'u
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Clinton, says : For ears I suffered
Y.
those strurige voices Procialm the prey.
It .' well to study, Human character.
An.. a Bedrotsr»."
- t•
It what you want is not 1n ells elft; we call sU 1
pp
with a' most annoying and distressing t
encs of sudh diseases as tetanus, igen- .
angitis or .•strychnine. poisoning, while
I3odenstedt says: "In the face of eo-,
ery human being his history stands
The best -armored mrnareh -in :Eu- •
rope to -day is the new Czar .Ferdinand it
at less than it would cost' • ou : b sending direct.
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weakness of the bladder• and kidneys
and could find' relief in nothing ' I
silence .on tae muscles' part-- is„ -so -to '_J�Jaanly
sullen of
written, his innermost *stare
steps forth to the light,• m they
of Bulgaria. His bedroom, is filled
weapons
with .wee ons which are ..not there
,
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Iu retllittIng; please �d0 So by Expresso .Order, Postal.......
treed. -•My sleep would be brokez�ilour
or five times each izigltt with the fir-
speak, -a admissicn the $res=
e! their midst.of etre h de en-
p y' $
are
the fewest Who can. read and under-:
for any ornamental purpose, but for
use.. The sinister collection includes NOW
.
t OT'.1e 18teTe(� �ettei' �nd'.address.
g
regular and frequent secretions of the
„_
oration, paralysisI.. Buffalo Express.
,. p
stand."
It Is well to "brush up against the
guns, revolvers, baggers; and here and
there,. on. chairs are cud els ' and
.
kidneys This .would' cause me to.
suffor languid,
• '`
world," Goethe says: ,."Talent forms
knuckle-dusters. •A small and wicked-
i
wfth a . tired feeling in
.
itself in secret' Cb ter- is the great
looking revolver, with all . its cham-
bar of people preferred this route '
Ithe morning and I would be just as . A Common Cold: current of tiie world:' bers loaded, lies at the head of his ' . ' e 'Js 01I l �t l�;�f
unrefreshed''as when I had gone to. . It is well to .be n Or oast `down. bad, Though he, takes...all these Pre -
bed• The oxine was' highly colored
g y
filled with brick dust
We claim that if catching cold could
g o
of
Dlazubeth Barrett I3roti nitt says:.
g .
Let
cautions, Ferdinand is a • courageous
man, but he suffers at night from. a
.. _.. • � . .
THE NEWS`-RE(,,012U� - (�I�litOtt
land . and sedi, tie avoided 'some .the most danger-
g
Ment. Booth's Kidney Pills cleared four and fatal diseases 'nevcr
no one tilt his death
.Be sassed unhappy. 3teasure tint the work.
constant clrerd of assassination, A
.
would be
lthe urine to, its natural color and in heard of.: A cold often forms a 'cul-
until the•days out and the Iabor done:
go the glace, at Sofia was
few weeks a p
wakened at the dead of. night by a
.
. .
a comparatively short time the kid-
�ney secretions has been reduced and 'I
tore bed • . for. germs of inteotx di.s-
eases, Consumption, pneumonia di _
P
.
Who the lViebnd Buddera Were.
pistol -shot. ringing out in. the stillness.
No one ever heard what . iti tines all
-- . -
.. . - ---- , .
have felt stronger and better, the
languid feeling has ' gone. and I am
i
theria and scarlet fever, four, of the.
most dangerous• and• fatal •diseases; are
Who were the mound ,builders. of
North America? The I1ev, Dr, Bryce
Svinnipeg
about, boot the shot Was probably fir-.
ed. off;by.the prince in a fit of nervi-
-• �.____I ---. .
Hyl
I
now' able to enjoy • my night's rest
of this class. The culture bed formed
of It examined a large
number of these lntetrsttug sti'uc•.
ousness,
_.
R"'AD *
awake refreshed and strong:
'Booth,
Booth s Kidney Pills procured from
by •the cold favors floe development uC
the these
tures and is of the. opinion that they
1.I
Hunting the Hippopotamus,.
rementberad.
S• R. liol.mes, the • druggist, also
germs of . •diseases, that
would not. , otherwise find. lodgment,
were.'buiit by the Toltecs and mark
tho' course of the. Toltec Iminigration .
Lioutenant Paul Durand 'in The
January Wide World- Magazine/ says:
----w ' F `
'tW•
r6lieved me. of a miscrahlc and long-
There is little danger; however, •Oganyl
from the south Along the- 1lilssissippi
' A dead' hippopotamus invti.riably
,
, tri �• .� ,
A. Cl. PA'1TISON, Npot Agent.
standing ease of rheumatism and 1; of these diseases being contracted
will always, feel
and Ohio -to the, great lakes and the
sinks to- the bottom of the river. if
�_
.: ,!•, „ i I*1,
I. -
grateful in reconimon- when a good expectorant cough' med.
St. Lawrence, along the 'Missourl and
shot while swimming, and -it -is only ,
�%
ding tliem highly:" :cine like C.'hamberiains � Cougtl Item-
tile. ltfississippI proper to. the
after an interval' .which varies be•. •
• • �.l
SPECIAL ,
_._._.
ed
- y is used. It cleans :out these cul-
i ny and Red rivers• This would
tweon two and eight hours that the
body rises and floats on the surface.
-
tare beds that favor the development
' O '44ISNIpECI V'bn i:21,pn, of the germs of these diseases. That
make tike enrllest mound date from .
about 1'100 A. D.
For this reason, if you kill it stip$*
this e o
y p,' ,
C �_ U B L I � v1 i.
' _
From Ontario points, via Chica' o and is why this remedy has Proved so unl�
St, Paul, 1Vlinncapcill. Duluth, �vcrsally
HIS Strong point
For river the current of
which is at all rapid, you motet, itt
.
��1 iii
Or and successful in preventing pneu-
s
"It
nine erases out of ten, give up all
•
proportionate rates to. other prin-�monfa, It not only curds your cold
1 cipal points in Manit oL+a, Saskatche- quickly, but minimizes the risk
is true," sald a friend, "that ,you
fiave amassed n great fortune. But
hope of ever recovering your quarry,
The- carcass may be 'carried a great
•
The
I of con-
Win and Alberta. l�'ortnerly the fare trading tilese � dangerous diseases'.'
was Ave dollars and forty-five . cents r, or Sale by all druggists, ••
your grhtilninr'-- . , ��
=wever *tines 'the g'rammnr, 0alit
distanea unifier the water, reappear-
ing :at the surface miles away, where
�- WESTERN���
.,
-
higher, and oven at that rate, a num.
i1n *niton I;ta r. '•This iv :ihn erg, of
it furnjRhes a lProvjclential feast to
i
`\
bar of people preferred this route '
spoela'llmiioti t m:ty .alp tiveak fit
the native jnhs.bitants on thea bans{s,
`->
'x .,,
on
account of passing through several bf
sotno hioriellert, but I."I nn authority,
who call clown ironclad blessings
tipfltl the infaUib;d rifle of the white
, WINNIPEG
the large Amdrican Cities, Now tlhat
ort the oosspsrive rase:'--Cl"nshingtbn
trt•xn.
r Abu
AN.1)
rates have• been lowered, the Remembered Too L `l
Wnt
'
Speakfn a e. 1.1 Jhr 1�1'5�1.
attractive route is steadily inercasy g of .the queer doings of .
absontmfnded _ ., .
ing. Baggage checked %broulgli in people, the following -_- - -+ — --- _—
e � f " ' �botik[ •' itio examination Be sur d anecdote is refuted b TI I
is
•
consult'Grand Trunk Agent's bofore,
'
y to Condon
Globe: "A very irritable Alan, left•
his house
WT!tiT1✓R RESOIITS.
deciding on your trip.
one morning' to attend it
trace meeting some distance off. In
Round trip Tourists tickets now
order that he might have onough
money to pay his hotel bill he tied
belner
. _
on sae to all principal Winter lige.
sorts, including California., 'Mexico,
a Y e 'kTT
A V
ti sovorei gn in the tel
of Iris
handkerchief. In
:
the train he drew
Florida, etc.,
ti
1:� LOWERS, FRUIT AND
his Handkerchief from his podl:et
ane: noticed the knot in the Comer,
'NOW.'
TI•it7 NEW AND
ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
, SUN SRNE.
he said to himself, `what tines
ft i, wished tai remomberP' 'Vii,�ll
to Manitoba, Saskatehewaft and
Now is the time to visit
California, Mexico, Florida and
thought failed to enlighten Him
upon the point itnd af,, :net, .in a tit
Alberta iS via Chicago and St.
fans, . lig vi apChi or Duluth.
the Sunny South, bound trip
of passion, he hurled tho Irhndker.
chief *tit of the window. Then lie
Baggage checked through iii, bond ;
tourist tickets on sale to all
rementberad.
no examination,
principal Winter Resorta.
Fullttl!ori
Full Information`froln•�
"�"""` LLJ
Y���Ifrolit«-
S, G. P. and T.A.
P. R. ITODGENS, Toevn Agdtit.
Repeat It -"Shiloh's ::tire Fill til-
A. O. PATT190N, Depot Agelit.
A. Cl. PA'1TISON, Npot Agent.
ways cure fay coup;ts a.1d voltls."
THE TWO POR ONE YHAla FOR
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As the grealtst illuslrbltd honid magazine I)AIAcd is Canada, and is r 6d by
ever 35,000 families 2vtry month.
It eontiaia it wealth or leading Getion, editaria!s for mcg and woman, nbld
Articles ori leading subjects. while its one dozen or mote doparlments, twsdtr
sptcial standard loadings, arc in ceding Aad helpful to tfie ntembe:s m wory, f
F�
lsdme tittle. , .
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of 14(m, ranch, city, town and country scenes, mde from Photos .tAoft by bur I I
own official pbotobrap6ers in theprovinces or Manitobs,Ssske:clidtvan,Albtfis
and 1}titish Columbia. I
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