HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-06-15, Page 7SWEET SItfGER AT REST.
Trita04 t0 Miemtlry of Mrs 4%milsla ' ESped
Luke. Ft'mlt Writer,
Mrs, Jeminta Luke, author .of one of
The roost faruoi h37r z a in our fan..: For /V'0 11
►nage,"I think, when T °read they swet
e
. ,glory of old," died at Newport,. Isle of g '`R' +• "",E3 -'X` .t-�r
r►SJc are the
'OBiglat. ort friday. at the age of 92, finest medicine in the world
to y
t enerable lady was. bora at Islin, ..
ton In 1823. Tier maiden name was
jemlma Tit•olnpson. 'Her father was one
let the pioneers of the E1bie; ,Society,
and lsted also In the formation of
ieeremained Initfull ol a8 ociationtwhich
till hIs
death, Ile was interested in the various
missionary societies, then In their in-
fancy, and to 1827 ho attached himself
to the Loads/ 11is'tionary Socl
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t centre its r nsittee meeting
laxly'. Tet her interestiiii; "autob p y,
"Early Years of ;fly Life," . .. l+uke
told that her father helped to support
the first floating chapel for sailers, and
that he also was a founder of the Hosni
• Missionary Association, which Is now,
:merged in the Church Aid Society. "Ills
capital never exceeded :060,000, but he
and my mother lived simply and be ai.
. ways had his £1.00 in readiness- to
further any noble object."' '4'
In glrlh•,od Jemima Thompson at-
tended Hanover Chapel, ;Peckham, un-
der the ministry *of Dr. Conydi-, , She
Mlle. -that even in childhood it was- her i
' ambition • to,obeeoi a poet, and she
composed some wises every night be -
Tore going to sleep and wrote them out
in the morning. She had great literary
advantages, for ,notonly was. there an
i excellent library in her home, but Mr,
Thompson used to bring back a package
of magazines , on the first -of every„
month. Among these, Mrs. .Lake tells
us, was the Youth's Magazine to which
Jane Taylor, under the signature "Q,Q,"
regularly contributed, The Jtzyenile
_,. Friend was a fess pretentious
1 Tion, which the utile -gam ga c riira 1
t i Tie 1d
possibly bt Insert Y ser
is
such
verses s
e
s
as hers. t •
ai
their+, in fine time, h- r first. poem ap- 1
peeed. Settree;y, less gratifying than
the sight of her work in print
was • e
notice tic
e to •
the.
correspondents. ,r v
read, "We• Pondonts, In which shy
shall be pleased tom,. bear again
from 'A Little Girl of Thirteen,'. ant;,
she may rest assured that with us riled--
‘ esty and talent mall always find appre-
ciation." What more welcomes eneour=
agement could there be for a child an-
thor? No wonder that Mrs. Luke, ions;
Years afterwards,. sought out '.the,shl,
in St• Paul's Churchyard whence.- the 1
1 magazine had issued, and, was disd.p- 1
' pointed to find that the name of the
ppulbcisher had disappeared from ae l
For ten years Mrs. Luke worshipped '.
under the ministry of the Rev, James
Stratten, of Paddington Chapel,. P_ ,. and 'i •• •
his
church ur
cI
i .
h
e
heard k
a
td,
men n
such
as,
Dr.
L
r
Li .�
eyt in. Thomas Binney and George
Cltayt ,n•
On June 28, 1838, Mrs. Luke saw -
Queen
'Victoria crowed in West,ninster.l•
Abbey. To the end of her life she Toyed f
to recall this dazzling scerze, and. es-
pecially the moment in which the girt.
1 Sovereign held •out her hand' to help -
the aged Lord Rolle. Mrs. -Luke .autl
her friend were obliged to be in. the.'- -
abbey between tour and five o'clock"iri '
the morning fo secure .their seats
-eras hours.. sar, ..
earlier_tha.ri..... �,
u" e e1L,re"'i - •g.-,Li3wa was. '
tion, ..•. _
Mrs. Luke's Famous Hymn. -
"The Child's Desire," as Mite. %.uke.
entitled her -hymn,. was written in a
stagecoach between Taunton and Well -
/Layton, In the• small town. of Wellilig.,
ton there was an association. in aid of
�5e - r al' 7`c ucatipn in the
Least. One spring morning Mies The/net/-
son, as she %vas then, • went in a two -
horse coach to se•e how the society was
prospering It was an hour's ride, There'
was no other inside passenger, ;:She
took a letter from her pocket, alas bn
the back of the envelope wrote etWci.
verses of the little 1iymn now se eveii
known. The composition :.originally
_consisted of two ,,verses •only; 'but On
response to. a request from her father
to make It a rnisslonary hymn, the :third
verse evati a.ddcd. 'tThe hymn. wee pub-
lished in The Sunday School. Teachers',
Magazine, to which Mr. -Th empson sent
it. But for ,his.,fntervention it would
in all probability hever have been pee-
.
served."
Soon after - tete . hymn appeared; Mrs:
Luke received a lett• r requesting; her le
ntidertake the editorship of a inission-
ary magazine, The. 'wort. pro'.red :ten -
genial, and the magazine. 'prospered.
Am•)ng the contributory were Robert'
Moffat and Dr. Livingstone The title.
j10f the magazine was The ieliesionery
Ilepository. Though it has long dis-
appeared, it has served as a .inndel .of• -
later missionary magazines'. for cull.•
dren,
In 1843, Jeniint:, Thotiipson, •mai•iic0
the Rev. Samuel Luke. a Congregati. i.n-
al minister, whom she survived .'for
'thirty-three years. "My loneliness," site
„wrote, "has been cheered by the afferr-
tionate attentions cif a dear and ot:tly
son. with his .wlfe 'and two•gritnjj.hii:
dren." •
Passive Resistance.
To the end Mrs, Luke retained the
mental vigor of former days, and lel-
)awed public events with livelyinterest,
%.-
or
or woillen,
As a nLild and gentle 1axativea-as a
positive and speedy cure for Coustipatiora
and Biliousness .as the only cure for
wee
fora' irritated
h tpainits tate hack" espe-
cially -
positive cure for headaches—and as a
general tonic to build up and invigorate
the whole system - . FItt7IT",a,A,=TIVES
stand supreme,
In cases of irritated Ovaries Ovaria
s r•:' "' pains, Vaginal Catarrh, Excessive and
vsra` i — --+Scanty feitstruntiatirl _l ratjo?i ear;.
ing ,DoWit Pains` ---and all those troubles
peculiar to Wovoalen--.
On "Num levee 'nate-re"
;have the most remarkable effect.
Ninety-nine cases out of a hundred
of Female Troubles,are clue to neglect'.
[towels become constipated —.kidneys
irregular —.skim neglected —, And the
'Ioisons of the'body,• which should be
carried off by these important organs,.
are` taken up .1)..r the blood carried to
the thus 'female starting rgups a frain of felmale
troubles.
l~RUIT-A-TIVBS are made freta
• fruits and by their rernarkable action ori
towels, kidneys and skin, rid the system
of poisons, purify the blood, and restore
the delicate organs of generation to new
vigor air$ health.
• No woman, who suffers, shoiid ever be
without thein, oc,
cbobox
--45 fur ur x o
S
-�;t•-fiaur drllgr;,ist!s or�serit ost aicl by ''
FitprT.A-TIVES LIMITED • OT°TAWA.
rirr appo ,Llart .ao- tae. euencatzan sans
was so strong and conscientious that
she refused to pay the -rate, and wall
summoned., among the Isle of Wight re-
sisters. its September, 1904. In an ex-
quisitely written autograph letter, ad.
'dressed to' the editor of TheA2orning.
Leader; and elated Sept. 21, 1•x04, Mrs,
Lithe gave her reasons as follows:
have refused to pay the. education rate
because the: act will place: largo• num-
bors of our children under Ritualistic
teachings ng, , aed. so prepare theta . far the
m• -re advanced doctrines of the Church.
of Tome." Mrs. Luke was a regular
moors i
h
n.er t'
p a the Congregational
ch
a
el
at..p
New t.
i part, to Which :she. Was 'wheeled'
every Sunday in a bath chair,'
It Was great pleasure to her when
her lignin. was sung.'in many Fres
Churches and •Sunday sohools on Sun-
day, Sept, 25, 1944., • in-- thousands of
places of worship the singing �of these
i•ities helped on 'the vast movement of
censeienti•ous protest againsfithe Zeta -
cation, Aets,-British Weekly, . -Feb.'ft
.190-6..
,�ABS{��CUTE
SECVRIT
Genuine
1 Carter's
Little Liver fills.
Must Sear Signature art
See Am -Shoo Whipper Beleilr.
?dry email + 'a. ae easy
to .tAke as ongi iris
CART(RS
FOR AEADACIIC
EON DIZZINESS..
fort RItIOG$NESS.
Fa* rOAaln,t;YER.
POS CONSTIPATION
SQA $ALLOW SKIN.
PON t uwokCOMPLEXIONso
ott *04104t4Bil iy rl.0rf')tr'"•"wrw'
Out 8t0IC REAPACFIE.
' For' the.Hair. . .
Hair -that is' very„ oily may ha. -re s
pincih of borax or.soda •ia: this"Nater is
to. heavy hair, , 1 l sed
Y lint either should�be�used
sparingly:.:...Ammonia •w.ili cause the
Bali to turn bray.- ,
CANADA GL*,-: ,-• aTUG•
H; ,
'Manitobans Di,sguested With Red Tape
In Tasmania Win. Return,
'helafa
diens landed in Tasmania. Pour
Men, three- women, and .three chil
The men were farriers of expert
with a considerable amount of .capital
derived from the sale: of farms in Mani-
toba. They left Canada, says The .Svd-'
ney TVforning Herald, because of the cold
and because, in their • own words, they
heard "that :Tasitlania bad the fin,•st
alleviate in' the n brld, wos free : front
droughts, and. wanting -in selthr , "ani
that they would be able to get fond on
'terms similar to. those Which preraii i
Canada,' Theinexperit:nce.In'1'asman-,t
A CANADIAN WIN.
How A. t3. Forster Houlton Won'His
Hatt lil Hellish Commons.
Mr, A. 0. Forster Poulton' a Carl$,
, who Won a seat he the iixe�w Brit.
he story
anadian
ti le thus;
tive be.
ur Weelks
)tor par
me to
hundred
and five
neftit)ng
e labor.
said to
I labor -
en, and
I had a
elp me,
arrived'
vt t>.
g;'' tars
• ncnelc,Ifelt
English elections Is for' the eetanahlate
to arty? round the Polling 'districts mi
polling; day and encourage his support-
ors;Net andknne. hide I unln ed and meeting
my utiles
hr tweert S./eels/0e In the m ,ruing and .X1
tit night. Tile counting of votes' trnile
ranee the next day In the Corn EX-
-elm -ore of St. Ives, under the sizadnw of
t''rornwei's •statue, and tvhen.:the result
"as deeijrrecl, and it was. found :tlr'tt 1
had .converted a Cna)serratI\,e- majority
>` ti arils 1,200 into a Liberal rnajority
of 381, I felt that the-romwell county
had done its duty. •
The custom is for the sueeessfui can-
didate to Move a vote 'of thanks to.
the returning otllcee, .and the unsuc-
cessful one: to sc"eonci .it. Patty teatime
however, .ran so high that no epee,ches
could be made,. and •as' i looked out of
• the wintloly on a sea of upturned faces;
the cro»'
dr
steering grid -greening', 'acs
cording to party color, .$ felt.;the reac-
`T>�i fie,tn. my ttriluoua ftorfs.:`:I ages
m
n.
s fi
tip tie
ht yv
et
e
each
der -high to our r carried arte-cs
respective herdCauarters
to be cheef'ed or lamented with as rho
situation demanded. ;1V2y work was not,
however, at an end, as the.�sattte e"fren-
ing• I was urged to appear on a platform
In a. neighboring constituency as one
of the newest M. P.'s, and :s4 fen for
successive evenings Until the tions In
the. eastern counties were at tan end,
Even then i -was permitted no rest, ase
demonstrations'to•celebrate .the victory
le my 'Constituency had to lbe carried
out, and thankful'I was *whet the final
scene carne to an end, and T'was
ed to -depart in peace •ane get a, fort4
night's rest :Preparatory to Olio rneetine
of Parliament,
• GRILLS PROVE .Rk1TAir l .
is'h house of Commons, tells t
of ,his light tlx the May C
Magazine, Ile concludes his ta last chapter in this narra
gag at Christmas, and for fo.
I knew little Ar no rest. A m
placed at my disposal enabled
cover something miles, and address ithree, ke t four
meettnfrs a .day: The ere -it el
were the .fiscal policy., Chines
and education. The first may be
appeal most to the aarteultura
er, the sec ma to all workinggm
the third to Noncomfarmfsts.
goodly array of speakers to -h
and when the eve of the. polling
and finis to riiy cantpa gn
torchlight procession after "(loin
Meetings between 7 and 10 ' l
snn,aille of the yes it,. T
If warmth and circulation ' are not
proniptly 1estored,citiils result in,fatil,i
pnelltnonia, ••This necessitates keeping
Nervtiine on hand, Taken in hot
wnter'it breaks up a chill in two 'titin-
utes. • By rubbing' Freely obex' throat
and chest it prevents :colds, No lini-
ment so strohg,et�),perfetrating,so swift
to kill train and.. anflA.nlation,. Nearly
fifty years' record has proved the :val-
ue of Poison's l etviline,,. Yon. should
get a:bi) ltle• to -day.. • •
act we E✓ P. in ,tall: .
- ,� -- ,�,.,,,,1,,,,
OLINTOX S'' BBQ
`'ta►cUed At thy
Oven Mout
We do things right et
the Mooney bakery,
Crackers are packed' piping
hot .from the ovens, The
moisture-praaf paper and
air -tight tins retain all the
freshness and crispness, no
i
They come to yours ta•.
tale just as inviting and de-
licipus as though you ate
them at the ovens in the
bakery. At all grocers in
airotight packages,
•
EditO, ' ante Opene
The
town t
t
f Renfrew, etv> tri
e Ince, hes a citizen ivies : eat
sate et any kind, find. -whose-
sr read frant_and-_taiend.uf this
len. • He is :Air. (lravr•1,1e. t?dltd
Renfrew. Journal. ,. The other
re/Niel! a safe that .had been :e
ten years. This is a tremencla
and it tnaites nee tremble to ih'
»'oeld hive hai"tttoned .if it. h
enjoyed by anybody but an'<
ilia t d'tor is a person wild.
entrusted with 'untold wealth.
not claim. that h•• Is more hon
ether ;' but simply that money
a111Methins (0• t iipttztione for.•
the e gt iy flays Ire carried .on 1
of :s by n)r,ati , of -a -system. tete a
1, crit cd cor;l\cued, pottltoes, a
i re
sessuie 'for subsetfptl.,nis.
rertiee) v :iftu;..lrt')'st)ns, associh,tions,
and f
Mame, t'fr n
tff fn •
z.o
n t t1 n
t
fi. He I N\
a.
thc`'n,lr ttt4, of uringing fame ij t) oppor
tu.nItle,i.fe*• »4iilth to ether,, 'tldent-ti•
hinasci9. rilnlr(p10 tyu
to e,e atys • i toning
fir'- 01191 -
•
ih: is }fol lir, tI ravi�lle go; • the
liahii ,.i agenin„estfe , and tht:; jet wily
pont our itt Vie. baht e need .be errata
Meow Int, visit• i'ot'nn tr, says The Star,.
'1 0•litm t ink= of fresh, dalop,t sc'hutrg,e?
i.. 1.`t, c 'tract1- o and' tempting. than a
lfl+t af heels bill;e or dehenttfr. s-
Lnil. Voted to Fleilways., •
total number 0t• Wert ' of Tine
eelt'ain • the I.r 'fe t`'limlts ,;,t' ;11;111'44,h:it.
;• ` tc lc R.tn s',rid Alb rrt,1,:'. \ tteci et)f t way, c uutp i tis a ;i 50 454,600 acmes,
?MEAN ROPES.
A Marini, Mot Tktst tlnr+ivr
snorree Hundred Feet lL
The largest nlariue plant a
big One of the highest plants is
ails globe Is. a gigantic seaw
nereocystis, the stein of wit
been found' to grow as much
feet long. It was first diseo
tar
fru the Alaskan' coast,
since been found floating in
parts of the Pacific ocean a
American and Asiatic shores
seaweed' strews: ill a vette Put'fo
tier. Large eiaautlties of it lir
at a little distance fropL',shore
'depths not exceeding 800 fe
loamy bottoms large thickets
plant take root,-. oril a stein
thickness fof ordinary cord gra
144
- s.1.-_, t.it Foy W; Mere -C a_p a
balloon, which grows with tit
anti when it reaches.' the surface of the
water it often Lne,Lsures sig feet and
more in length, with a diameter of Pour
1 feet t;i:, inches,' Vile, balloon has, of
course, an upward tendency and keeps
tine stem. growitt, until it floats on the
surface of the water, From the top of
this balloon a large tuft of strong,
thick, spadelike leaves grow out, which
originally are not more than two feet
Ion: "anti which 'and
grow.d split until
from .tlte, b tll,o a roselike growth oP •
-front :fifty to :di iy-ilvo feet in (Name-.
ter. coved the wetter. 'Tills gigantle
recti grows in slut iivautities that
near the. t Note large uiefdowlike Is-
lands are formt'd which impede nevi,
t gallon, Tbo natives of the Aleutian
_ • 1 Islands make lal 111M iii usage of .tills
r.' ' plant. Prom their arid,' dried steMS
t tl' -•
li e ,
i u• ,
s aif. '
1)
ra- > 3 t x
p 1 f tc .,.tU feet and IinOt'e
t alien o lonri, . wltUe halloo is of this Iveco fur-
fftrite has 111811'tht1111 W1111 Ialge.vessels after they
Dwain- are
n
,
dried, the Ic K �
n
r Of The • Weibel'. bouts 1 b t 1 r out W being tThe
t0 bail-<ittt Witter. The
. clay. he longs leaves, at'tec being . clued, are cut.
la.;ed Sett into narrows trips tints used for wicker-
us .t who t• sem., it, the uutl.itt'„ of l,asl:cts end sinal
tali what
e
ad lr. en tar furniture, -
dikor; _
niay lie.
We do -
est than Svelet Runners on Snoy dill'
htts'nc . S1iori 'Wirt:' for.. the Ile a s• . cite
titixt, Tn ,, a tt.v,. .
is bust- he 'Swedish Lames live • entirely'
i Willi,' '1);." ,inti aPoll ,their 1101111PPr,• .1,
f barter,
+f a iltem.
ono.
O probe,
nOirn.. Ona
eed, tie
fell batt'
as 800
vered not
but has
various
long the
This
tlxt man-
e found
and at
et, On
of this
of the
ws up-
r�sha,�ied
e
LAPP WOLF HUNTERS, '
ncl ,Lapin lrho oivits tt tlt-tustititl deer is a-'
lir ari- vei'3'.r•It'il mit: hut,. as tuxes ziit' tis-
sessetl .up0i1 -tier? netnt'c'r of tlt'er, •
lacl•
11
lac tl. to fun:lc*rt>';.tinlaie Itis ,,,,,,
1'bee most c11ttgertleh c+lientr to the.
is ,t,ite welt' wive, •if ,•u d 5i),,;cn.j, eau
thirty deer lin it -night ;`i .b Intl,
Wait c:, ran a.a'tiec a rk•b Ial1)p • 1earn,'
tI i f t i r• ±t',c• i t flet i) •,x;!11 511:'1 ilial
": , ;,,t,,•u,i.•e'1 that V.cc,ll' t!•at•k:•t liar •
•�rri'u milt int '1!:t' neighbgorhood of
i,ifet'ti:e. swIllevt g'lillnel`a on s
lines ltt•4'•1),t for lit. eSei''ittg� '!
7'l:c 'wort i et, lute c .,t start .of u
or a n cl, 'fait 1 [ t tt c t. .:,,:•
flerp loft• Trot o' pl'ntftf'-lirnt tees,
the h sitteio tete . i r,iaoly it. ;11 Illeir
speed..
a retest:let.
'
.. •ill, P c t!1...L'r flit,
S110rt diet. 't1 ao en a,nowsitlit ;
tliruu ,it' the Wood', dart down teen)
bills atiil Junk) .from ietlge5 several
yaetis in height. I': ic.it- hunter clot': 1i:.;
best to -outrun the others, for the 1ytr''f
Belongs to 'ti:e l.ul .-i • who st:`i'-;ea ,Ibo
first 1)1 OW. .\s,soon .85.. the {c'ttlili
l�:ts 1����^t%:"3,p'1're'rtr,-•�S:'^�,:^-iii
b cn striving .to armee .pub -
lie tete/len t,e the Shameful 'eanilitiolis
that )rwail Irt•'1Talitreal jail, has taken
ct navel liaeoos of attracting ,the: public
nasntT.. Tie Ti;e;i himself locked no In a
c'o'i• foe three -hour's; tuttb•ftotn thele ie -
sued' a 1ettc.'1•. tt) the citizens, In this
11e ai . ntti ,ng other tiling,:
dretr. pi`isoraers in the Malttreal jail, The cel;
once; 3 nen in measures Sea, with a small
enc.- window •tip high in . the earner, and tt
{ creaking door, barred and lacked.
There are five other. prisoners hi the
cell with me..
• '.'This building Was bul3t in 1837 — 00
years ago; With 'a capacity. of 225; 'and
to -night .35' pra; ,nets are herded •• lllcs:
cattle within its walls;
• "''tTearly 6.000 .people' pass throli•ge
tilt's jail' every year. This has been'•go-
i-ng,on for nearly seventy years. Every 'I
Year 'this human •pest hole, has beetr..i
growing more sold more 'defapitated,
"Think of -it; after 70 years' Wear anti.
tear.; walls •art eriinbling, woiidwork i-
rotten, the cell. wails are like' prink,'
galleries leaning over•, floons with. Weit-,.
70 Years of ozze belching.. out . four .lm .
purities, wards. in total:darkness from -
sundown to sunrise, •
•"We read. of these.. things in Russia,.
in Bulgaria, but don't' ltnoyv •dial In our
city of Montreal exists all these hor-
rors,- right -under• our nose,
'fin the east - wing :there. are four
wards, with 33 cells In each -ward, et
132 cells in all, melt arcked with an' in-
dividual look, find there are only trt't
gas jets -to light 'these whole ward;
with their 'huntatt freight 0Y,132 soui,
• ""What 'would.-ilani,en in eaitatet a Bil-
is
hardier possible to lonceive. . Th,`st
132 eons cou'h1 wimply net be . emeneti
at all, and their ,.inmates would • bs
roasted alive.,
-"The .thassac:re of the Jews In Bessie
has called forth oily indignation and out
storrmv.'. What ;will haptien s0nid morn
trig it` the read that 852 Prisoners in.the: . .ter
Montreal jail 'have .•.been burned to - mous
L
death.
'The jail is tic, constructed that the than a
warders cannot see or hear what is go -that c
Ing on where the prisoners are. few 1
'tOn night -,duty' ..for the it ll
wards there are only three wha"orleena hit, hit
The human mind meoils at' what might fo tanR
happen in ease' oT,,..� • ant# gt
"Seo
was 'bitter. •
We arrived; says 1Ir A. rt. 'Stci
'one of the • party, ; "ori a Pat or
to and 110 the ti)liawiog elcett1
Mr: Moore, Who • Was aecomprt i
,his twel sons,_ called at rhe La
ce. We saw the clerk, •told bit»
s, and he saicl he Weida write t„
tater:for Lands We thong/it t
could get j� it tt arc' called esetti
ets' in. Canaria -railway •tickets
at a, reduced rate of a, cent (1-2
ririle — 80 that we - could .see
try-Tisitts a view' to picking out 'la
out .ha.ving to spend too miieh
*emitter to do it, .Chat's, the 'w
gration. Is t itci)ttragocl .in 'Came
next day..t •triyeelf wrote a is t
e Minister for ?.ands. Althou
y ; a fortnight has elapsed . sin
was -done, we have not' evert - r
d the co0rtea:y, of a reply, nor h
leek at the Lands ()dice-recciv
oniteuziicatien ori the subject:
given uli expecting any.. Wh
e think of it?, W"e are thcoitgh
sted, and we arts': going back
Oa. They don't want settlers he
thoroughly ,understood farmin
he h tndiing of ep-to-date agr
rl mach 'nary. 'W e are not me
. for a 0 ty'rs work. We have Slee
t rt loss In Canada, and have
eapital among us What We wan
a i1pnn which to settle down."
re le .tiething remarkable in
11811 tangs Department iceeplri
s would be settlers with move,
sit walling for to few weeks o
8 on aht. door that.. l3ut. to, rhes,
tins the absence of Departnaefta
y must have been an eye-opener.
nada" tit'y remarked "you tlon't
, go (chasing round after the land
.1Ie looks you up. If you are
alit you will receive a. 'settlers'
ter the railway. When. you have
1 y.tur land you get 100 acres
11 you have to pay is $10 ("..2)
•Its and :sur t• ey ora fees, 'That
tilt //dice, You can ' you
in and go straight oil 'for the
part of the ensnarer. is cleared
or the Plough,'"
these (:'arnadtatrs failed to ne-
ev!on tits' fnutsisirts of the 't'as-
rFed--tap' entanglements they
vised to trr'2'iew South Wetiee
ensiling, But they - had laid
of Austt't111a, and remained firm
determination to return to
Tasmanian 0dmintstration may
what behind that of settle status
mainland, but, malting allow*
adds Tlio Herald, is not a
oh exaggerated sample of rho
humbug W-bIolt disgusts land.,
in this 'and some of the othet
Such an experiencti should be
1e, i:etnunoe.
t, this in 19 tate sort part cif t of incident
ken iii hand and distorted
has 'a. far•reaehing effect In
Mg immigration t,i Australia
yr Irondott (lope,
dale
nigh
'and
by
fact
Min
w`e
tick
sued
•per
noun
with
our.
brim!
The
to-th
near!
this
eeive
the c
anyc
have
do w
dlsgu
Cana.
We. .
and t
.cult 0-
Idnit,`:a
our ,
bit of
Is ian
The
nu ttra
•anxiou
end g
inornh
(`anadi
,der ette
in (a3)
tla e, t'
agent.
ttottt f
ticket' .
Sol' ctrr
fret -1
for clot
goes 10
014:11;h
hlg;g;e.tt
ready f
When
gotiate
rrtitnktn
were, ad
01' Grte
enou.yli
In their
Canada,
be some
on the
antes, el
Very mu
oiilolat
seekers
states.
Inipossib
wealth, fn
'vhieli, tit
abroad,
dtscourag
g1'en+erall
sec -
dee
y' 1
1101
:tile
t *t;,
hit t
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nd
ay
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ter
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aa
ed
'•'Ve
at
ly
to
r0.
gi
n
n -
a
t
a
g
eat neras ;lee ant of the Caeatlian
•
:11 ehaeoneienein-lsall. -rho canadiaq
;see .2; Ares ; I. he eateseppelle •LongeLehe
elle big g•r<Cri e:::prvIng Ports. et the At.
,si;n1 w inter. The- extent af this t rade
Taist fifteen days Lie. Canadian Pacific
tor at Ceileton te the oixtgoing steam -
sea 1,010.8e0 ,busliels of grain, "while lir
titan six million bushels haoe been ship-
ned through the elevator.. In tho time
that rentable until ,the .cleseaT the trin;-
terport season .It'is expert ad _to itterea8e
.of any oreeions winter. be unwards of
two nitnion bushele. Tire shipments. 4%
sgeneaat peroinodfiles Ale() Chow a. gen-
eral enceettse, and the, total exports Rile
seasem to; fur tieambeut :1' Wen
children,". said the teaeher
she had finished eicolainitt:j;
an be bought by the foot?"
e Inevitable Johnny described
hmetary orbits in the air Witli
guish himself by being the first
tined :
Nothing Relieved •
appara
of gret
big eon',
ett box -
and the
mosplte
Ihe way
5150 of
His Kidneys
HO Tried
DIAnxtuar, Opt, Dec. z, zgo3
"I had suffered ttor seven years
'with kidney trouble. Could
scarcely walk /del was unable
to attend to my farm. Saw
"Ittesitt " advertised, and after
taking the first few pills, felt
Much relieved. After taking
half a box, was able to do a
fell day's work. I know one
$40.00 doctor bills.
"Alois AttitOTT,"
It costs 'only se a day to take 4'llu.Ste
«the kidney pill that never fails.
All druggists have " or will
jet them for you,
•
The Telentoldloneentite.
et as the - telentobiloscope,
tits which is expected to prove
it use to 8111ps at night or 11
yeather has been invented by n
1 engineer at Dusseldorf. thie-
ves are generated by a spark-
, which la'itoittained In a pivot -
:and fastened on a ship's bridge,
se, being projeCted 'into lite at-
reo-net as "feelers" for metallic
Should Another 'vessel he mar
es reflect and record on tlid-re-
Int othee ship, "
The London milkmen have . a cow
whose funetion corresponds to the
"Sltereanktemi1 prifant editor of .the
German press. When 41 IN111011(th Is at -
rested for selling below legal grade he
is entitled to 1411111111011 Ilk cow Ids
defense and have her milked before the
, judge and so prove that the poor ton
11PaS the POW'S fault. Arany milkmen
have evaded lines lit this way et hue,
mut recently it Wail disco-vered that
there Was ono cow' which was famous
for her bad Intik that eonid hired
ORKIN°
EN
. !Their !lard Struggle Made Easier—Interesting State,
meats by a Young Lady in Quebec
and One in Beauporto Que
women. work, ; some in their
the whirl of society: And. in•stotee;
mills and 5140115 lt:1111 of thou/etude are-
. All are subject to the sante physical
lams; ail stiffer alike front the Fame phy-
into the horrors of ail :kitela• of female
ingk sustaining. • Medicine' which will
enable them: to lear etteilv the •fatigues
Ofsthe day, to Riese) won at night, and
struggling -to. earn-- livelihieotl. Or ..per.
back and innut are waling, She is So tired
she tem- hardly date abont• err sitUld.tin;:
01,-711 elm St.
we 18 how to avoid quell suffioiner ; writes!:
-Overton-le and, long.hoerS ratite Makes
a. very Kee/es 1.1Ta016
recovery Was very rapid, rued I was Wel
well rted able to go back to work agein. 1 ,
mon vorthe. ofpreise, and ant indeed glad.
to indorse it."
"Miss Clara 13eaubier of Beauporti
Quebec, writti:
Dear 1%frs,
"Poe several years have suffered with ,
female trouble which has beer a seriouo':
tiraie on, my vitality, miming my. strength
and causing Norm lielicitlelws, bearing -down •
pains and a goner:it .worteout feeling, until
really, had no desire to live. I tried -many
medicines lett did not get perrnanert relief
nutet, better end laroug,er, funk' four
dieeliergaelo more pain, So I have every .
reason, to ereies4 the Vegetable Conipound
and I consider it wit/iota ctittal for the ilia
uf won tea,
Lydia K. I'inkilattl'f3 'Vegetable Com-.
pound is the unfailing cure for all thee(
troubles. It strengtetem the proper;
muscles, real. ilisphteement with all its.
horrors will no mom crush you,• •
Back:101e, tlieriness, fainting, bearing -
symptoms ' of -the . one cause-- will be
quickly .411Spelictli and it Will make ygn
you caft tell the-s.tnry of your suffer-
ings' to .Womait, and nicelve helpful
advice free of cost: _Address Mrs. Pink -
ham, Lynn, • 1liass The preseet Airs..
• nhhant is the datighter-iii,law of Lydia
was, ems sae-elle:sae ,„.• helm, slue lets, tinder her direction ',and %nee
tlic„ . tini.shed that' r.;:!d t'4'f/ ii,;1.01;(% her decease,- been *adyising sick Women
i„.„,, ' Lydia E. Pli,tazi,m's Veot,,t6bIe Commyund. SliCeeeds iivirtere Others Fall.
with strong spiked •snowallue
,slisttbles it mid ;watts till all the litint-
.ers arrive before -giving the 'death
On Tipping. the
• New Yorkers' still tqing to the .411-
icietit custem of tipOing URAL- hats when
airdsperouS fooklug business men lie he
!passes an tietputinterioa tipping his 11e:.
•although the other is. alone .and mute-
. somewhere,. et dinner, Proleiblya or at
the theater. You -will notihe that 10.=
one separates himself, from the otheiv.
be will say good. tilght or au, revoir.a.al
:then tip his bet. Als& when one man
is introduced to another it is dollar:4i,
.to a subway ticket: that he mall 11:: ites.
don't A.16'11 in Pittsburg.
glittered In the 1/0181 of attielight
poured 'through the WItuloW or tIT•
Ilut old 'limo, the' book -keener, had,
Ind eyes for the giel's beauty. Tie light-.
..ed cigar and set to work.
'"11fr, Said the eienograplier.
"TIult?".the old 011111 ovule fel.
"Look hete," 8110 inour•Ionsty,
Said wilhout
nip, "don't ever smoke."
CURES °
PaInslu thoStonutoD, Cholera, Choler*
nos*, Summer CO.:41aInt, soot all
quxes of the Dowels.
•
•
Wealc,..-nervous,.:.Dtseased Men.-
Thoesands of roar:geed Nelda Aged -Aro; are an tutaily swept to a premature erre
Diseases have ru no au wreated the mew. xiiat'rpronitsing reWiartis HAW;
You any..Of the following symptoms: trervonaarid Despondent; Tired- in Morning;
No Aitillition; Metnory Poor; Easily ratigued; Excitable and Irritable; yes Blur; V
Pimples on the Face; lareami and Drains at Nigia; Restless: *laggard imoltingl ,Fi"
BloteheS; Sore Throat; Mar loose; P:ains in the Body; Spike%
yes; Lifeless; Distrustful and Lack of EuergY and Strength.
Our New Method Treatmeni will build you 17p mentally, physitally
arse sexually. Cureca tautsursonteed' or In 0 Pay.
JIWN0 Names Used Withotit Written Consent. •
n live on a farm, At ,schoot I teamed ea early bahlt, which
weakened rue pltyptrally. sexttally and mentally. Family Doctors
''''', said I was going into "decline" (Consumption). Finally, l'Ttie
Oolden Monitor," edited by Drs. Refuted), de Bergan fell Into My
. bands. 1 learned the., 'wile and ratro. Self abuse had sapped ray
'vitality. I trial( t he New Meetild rreatw*nt all cl was cured. My -friends think I was
cured of Consumption. I havesent them mata3r patients, all of whom were -cured.
Their New method Treatment supplies vigor, Vttality and reanhood.e
Consultation Fres. BotikaPree. Write for Question Blank for Nome Trostmina . ,
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• socute full particulars of return limitt,
rates, ete„ from nearest 0.P.R. agent, or .JUNE 5 AND 19 "A
NG
creened -; The LARNIVIR SFhool
al t Telegraphy,
I' i And General Training tor'
W. Scranton Coal. Orders I The may method of instruction adopted 1,3*.•
left and money receive..d at thleigprils ptaclitalie Inthe shortest rossibla time
all kinds of Coal • . , free pamphlet which win give full inforatetian.
. I Offlee, the most de,iteble location Jo the city.
Bohol; or M,4 tk Mitt
Cellferfl finery
tee cream etoigeg S4.101001,
Pt 1441 llOaroloiss.
11,0AERT I:MI.1%10VA 'Stratford. (Mt
District 811 perintendelit G.T. R.' •
We have opened 'ep it eboice„ fresh '
Stand and now ask a share of t he
. patrotiage of the citizens of cunton
• and the surrounding community
'Good Quality tt,' raft, Prices'
NIMENS' CAFE (,i,,,,,,... win. find our stock the hest .
Afbert,.st,.;.1`finfolt. ,,,i. We are strangers , anti must
get acquainted,.
sw1,44%,41-4141411"1'41"1 '.. duce to see- its; before disposing of their '
than 'I tiesday 11101111ifig.
Advertisers ehanging tn.rtir „if We win 'buy,. at a good price, wha '
Das boon In u*o tor hourly ODyoutt $
oud 44 Over tallotl to give Midi $