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ithild Libor in Shop" ShouldBe on a
Par With Fectorieree-Neoeseity For
'Ventilation-eGure For Diane.
' Mae reports of the inepeCtore of OW"
%Ova have been "swell by the Depart-
issent of Agriculture arel embody meat
mental information and the redUlW Of a
241'0.weti aente observation ef economical
soondttions in the province. The inspec-
Isere reporting are Messrs. James T.
atarke, Thomas Kellty, Arthur W.
'Uotrnes, John Argue, Miss Margaret
Carlyle and Mrs. James R. Brown. A.
itwt ot
•alumbers 636 39 of which w f
Bowel Troubles
of Childhood
It is exagge,
rate the value of VRUIT-A-
TIVES- as a medicine: for
children. They contain no
alcohol - no morphine or
cocaine -no. dangerous drugs
accidents reported durieg 1906 9.1 any kind.
Pruitse-tives are fruit juices -eon- - •
ere atal, To
Ce
ate
ataredlted 181 of the accidents,
•Crhild labor receives considerable at -
and it Is believed the law Is be- ,
Ong better observed in this respect. Tee
administration of the truancy act is re-
eltalred at the same time, as it is no
TEM MOWN' AIEW BRA.
VICTORIA FALLS.
'Called elite Moat nenutiful Gene of
the r,artitei Seenere."
The ZaMbeel river, carrying n huge
volUnie Of water two miles la width, as
it reaches the Westere bortiere of Rho-
desia preelpitetee iteelf lute a cavern -
ens gorge and thug traverses the north-
ern plains of the vountry•
This g mat drop in the river lias pro -
ducal "the most beautiful gem Of the
earth's scenery," the "'lei:aria fulls. Al-
most twiee broaa lie Niagara Oita
two •andea half times as legle en Ina
eentrated and comb:tie:I mei eines
1 valuable tonics and internal antiseptics
etiown to medicine,
vantage to the chndto esca etIe
One
imit
d
atetory to run wild on the streets,
Inspector constders that the age I
lbw shops, which is now ten, shoul
efeurteen, the same as the factories
Ventilation Required.,
1 -Ventilation and the removal oe dust in,
lama -generating industrles are treated •
znatters of chief importance.
:Isar requires employers to protect
tinmeth •ot their worker e this resp
but it is stated that the workers th
allielves do not always co,operalte.
'burst of the respiratory orgens is
eaally the nrst result of inhaling du
den alr, and it paves the way
;Jilistillmonitry disease. Dust particles
•access to the ystem through ell
• ;abrasions of the skin and cause mal
*ant pustules, racy! ckers' dise
andere and affections of the sy
Ilthoe, a Massachuseets physician,
'etetteted on the average life duratton
itbat state. Factory workers live 3
131fsers; craftsmen, 60.8; farmers, 6
-sand workmen without 'definite °Coup
teens 47-A years. An exatrilhation of
e.matirces of supply ef fresh air °angled
-Cleat there are no ,decIsive reason• s'
erence in the adoption of any of
peefeet above ground- r from the reef
locations, near irie ground, 25
Canners From Buffalo. .
'The importance of the growhig can -
The
the
Oct,
em
Ca.
us-
st'
for
aln
ght
lg-
ase,
es.
ie
in
6.3
5.3,
the
es
for
Pruit-a-tiveS are free cif ealoniel,
cascara, senna and the host of violent
purgatives that simply net by irritating
the bowels, leruit-a-tives are made front
fruit and tonics and are pleasatte to -tette,
and so euld in these action tnat they
never gripe or pain.
During the sumtner, when children
are so apt to eat itneroperly, .inothers
should have a 1?,QX of FrUit-d4iVe$
.111,y4S bandy': "
At • the first sigti of Dtan•hoea Inch
eestion, geadathes, Biliousness, reey,
ishnees, Vomiting -give Fruit -a -Vies
according to directions, ,Theee splendid
fruit liver tablets will instantly correct
faulty digestion--elean atal sweeten the
stoinach-regulate the bowels, kidney:3
and slein - and so invigorate and
strengthen the Whole system, that the
little ones can quickly throw off the.
temporary illness,
Get a box now -to -day. pc, a
ep box or 6 for $2.eo Sent on receipt
of price, if your dreggist
does not handle them,
PRUIT-A-TIVIkS
the -
to
• . PHYSICIANS OF-SHAKESPEAR
eastag industry is dwelt upon, arid It is
eeegeetted that Canadian labor is not
"teatime -prevalent, Pollaeks, Italians. and
."4ewedea from Buffalo and Lockpote .do
late work on piecework wages, and it is
• Iesiated that many of the girls return
resent $200 to their homes as their sea -
*ma's savings. The conditions of hous-
e/an, and living of these workers is se'-
, werely criticized. Overcrowding is re-
or
rted. In one. case sixtem
en fealeei
e.,
,. , tt. In a room ten by sixteen. • It is.
••ee.eeranmended that a person" should be
. ee-aleey employed in making up beds, and
.p ng them clean, in airing the rooms •
,,Itraeve .such work. .As it is, the beds are
teever maxi°, the rooms are shut up tight
zeal kdase and the Workers return at -9
eat night to the rooms unchanged since
elbey left at 6 in- the morning, Filthy
.
•
. , and want (if sanitatianeare-ale....
• Ended to, and eVidenelystli:..re lenetiffercie..
irestargeo.xzensent.e.
s tiorne :factories are in • the habit of.
%tacking their nors during • working '.
"Venors. This is against tie; law, ana must
-elopped. The danger in case of fire
d ,panic is obvious.
Under the act one hour muet'be given.
r the noon hire], Some prefer to
eeed•re 'half an hour and get away.half an :
sserteneler in the evening, but the in- .
eetors take the position of enforcing _
Abe act.
Practical Suggestions. .1
,
ii•• --Warning le given against storing
' ;Waal, 'especially biturnInoue coal, near
lebellere. Other sources of sponta.neous
•eambustion are also . indicated. - .
eTbe 'bursting of emery and corundum...
*heels Is mentioned, and frequent in-. .
ction urged, as well as the adopelon ,.
e me berets as safeguards. • I
it is 'suggested, that the plan adopted - •
liby Ottawa, of going systeniatleally
lebrough the cl.y. nne street at a Unite
melee compelling the erection of fire es- ,
. ettreiee there n cessary should be appa-
eed to Tor.nto. •
i•
leasufileient staying of. boiler's ' Is a.'
. restelre to clwee upon. People do. net .
extualteee the dang,r. usually. "as they •
',menet eT ?they F:1 W the Weight actually -
reeesasspeneled.
'Et is noted ,hat manufacturers' gen-1
vears.lny do eot consider it profitable. to • 1
"mark long hours, and only in cases 0!
emecessity are overtime permits asked i
':IXor.
Il .,
. ea Lthe eonetructIon. of factory build- a
'bugs Tr-nt cement it is necessary emm ; ,
.4dsp nan-porous quality to pay special I
mestentlon to ventlintlee. This, with oth- I
i.....e
.artu
.teares, is pointed out in tee report a
mere for burns is recomml. ntled as
e. easeful In facteries and households gen-
.'.e.ererrelly; It is the discovery ot Dr. Thiere
• .' erg ,of the Paris Chaelty Hospital. Tt Is
' every simple, consisting of a saturat•ed
Ale
sstreotion of picric acid. After bathingm
e born, Iblisters do not for, and ell
': r 132,571
is suppressed. The only incm-
e• vanelence is the yellow stain. which may
,-• '. eilieerenroved with boric acid. A pound
cif acid in a barrel ,ef water is the pro-
em-11bn used in the French foundries.
E.
And the Aarts They Play In the Divine
Bard's Various Works.
. 'Of the thirty,seven. undierrtittee plays
of Shakespeare, physiciane aPPear
the dramatis personae. of five. These -
are the "Merry 'Wives of: 'Windsor,"
?King Lear," ecymbeine" and ?Henry
VIII." • Sit eetdaeBeth" there are two,
• an Erteiish and a...Scotcb. doctor; neither
of wheel is much of a' ceedet to the'pro-
fessine *of their time.' One herribly ad-
mits, save a: writer en. Tho :Nee, -e'ork
Medical Journal, • the .superiarite nt
the King's . miracuiou - tot. eh t 1
resources of his 'art for the 'cure
Scrofula, a. remedy Prateleeci for
.leinees evil in Singh...tie as late as
the reign ill. Queen Ante,. The . other
• is worse atia,n confountled by the soul- •
.
noinbelism . • Lasiv etch.. th 1 t
' th ell! eeseke 'liketeetMY
ee.T.ArY0,1..
• When aileee./ t teeter 'e!!..
• in' the 'sonorous. lierloci' neginnfne
"Canst, thee not InlieSter: t e
diseased the doctor. tems- ptand irn-•
• potently replies, 'en/ler:en Must the
patient mittiSter to lienself," • •
. This 'Is an unuseally •frank acknewl-
edgetnent of theempetence, ane
ieexcesable lack, of familiaelty With.
the ordinery sedatives .and hypnotie
dugs which 'neitild :haee .g.ven Lady ••
acbeth e least tehiporary relief in
eer disteirbed sleep and alstrese>d nee-
vous ele.te. Such drug e w. re. numerous
enough in Shakespeare's.' day,. as is
shown by •the. powerful linockLeut drops
ef Meat,. Laurence in "Romeo- and Ju -
net," which a were ' administered . to the
youthful hi-role:3. with. such •fiee effect::
Henbane; ,theelac, apient •and Probably :
.aIso valerian 'were evell 'known, .and
it seeins .a pity that Macbeth. Cited •riot
'have had in consultation tee physician
of le:Mg ;Lear, who was .far more. re.
soureeful,;and would have )leen :sleek
to prescribs for 'theetinfortu.nsee . lady
ene of _the.; teeny simples whicle- he
knee:- ' whoae -p-owet nen: cit. -se -the eye.
ef 'Anguish."
-ler. Cetus, the irascible' French pitY-•
eician in the "Merry Wives of Wind.
ger," and ene of the aspirants' for the
hand • of sweet -Aimes Pages . is a *good
leal of a 'buffoon:and is made the
:1m of much Of She ,horsePlaY. • the
coinedy. . Mistress Quiolciey, ln urging.
.'enten's su-it, • asks -Anne's 'mother,
'Nay, will yeti cast awity'your child on
f 01 and a Phesicen?" an argument.
vhich 'would iniply that doetors • were
tot then • regarded with much favor
'5y• embitlous mothers • With. marriage=
ble daughters, a petal estlinate .whieh
as , perhaps hot entirely disappeared•
t the present' dey.. .
Dr. Cornelius; in eCembelins," was
ssoclated with the pleterig• eueen in
nany curious experiments on animals,
le has suspicions that her Interest
lay not be solely that of a lovefor
ure acienee, and deolai-es that hewill
ot trust "one of her malice Wilh a
rag of sueh claimed nature which
rst, Perchance, she'll prove . on - eats
nd 'dogs, and then: afterwards up high -
n" tt le interesting to note thet a
miler obleetion ta animal experimen-
tien has been raised by the latter -
ay anti-vivisectionlete• ty substitut-
e if, haisniese power •!or the lethal
aught the Murderous stepmother had
•epared, the doctor 'soaves the life of
le /Mogen. Dr. Butte, ...he royal PhY-
clan In . "Henry' VT'S : . is but lightly
etched, and seeme i have been tittle
ore than .a. boot -licking parasite at
e court Of the polygamous prince,
one of Shakespeare's physicians • rise
point of ebaracterizatioh to the level
ehaucer s doctor in the, prologue to
e. "Clanterbary Tales,e White he is
t deseribed in wholly aomplimentaty
, Wok's Cotton Root Cosmos*
The 034 Uterine Tonle, and
°MY ego offeeetal Menthby
RegulatoroawhethWOIDIencan
depend, Soldfn three degrees
of strength -Na I, ell lee. 2.
10 degrees strenger No. es
for epeolal melee per pox.
Sold V all dru sts, or seat
_ Eve Pamphlet. At00 r i3e
delleelEDIOINIVIL,TOINNT0,011T. ifertneresErtimIsee
6T I R.
letir On the "brink of evening,
A tint in the warm gray sky,
The eound of loosened rivers,
,And tiprIng goee bY,
A etir et the rim. of water,
A wing on the crisp midnight,
A herald teen dusk to gloaming
A JOCULAR MONARCK
Ivan the Terrible Had cold latooeela
Notions! About eleetieg.
LU
the Terrible forgot iteltner hie
Moue mass of water rolls over its edge devott
o Is nor his diversions His
elpitate itself-4,11--neepadfieent-eaeeseeltevaateles-meenatied-seith-pra3
Splendor 400 sheer feet into tee letrrow. and earousing. Per les pastime b
eanyou below, . Were brenglit trent Novgorod. 11
Undeterrod, the illiodeelan engInverS, from his window Ile perceived a gi
without detreeting trent the nature' Of citizens collected he let slip tw
Ibeauty of the eurroundings, threw three of these ferocious entitle's,
across the canyon a splendid (150 foot his delight -en beholding tbe nigh
eantalever bridge and thus opened the the terrified creetures, and °sped
lea,Y to Tanganyika, to rganda, to on bearing the cries Of the victims,
Cairo, . • unbounded. His bursts of tang
Tuts bridge, the grentest reilway en- were ipucl and • long continued,
gineering triumph pt. Afritet, eleserveS . coneole those, .who were maimed
morestlietiSPeSetnOsectielesSeee.tteletS life be woulaenouiptimes send. each
ot• a"' central •spait weighing. approel- them e sinall piece of gold, '
mately • 1,000 tone, 500 feet in. leugth Another of lite chief 'amlisements
and 30 feet wide,- The steel work Is or in the company of jefitefs, whose d
railed steel weighing 490 ponds to the it was to divert him, espeelally bef
cubic foot .Tlie end posts of the bridge and after any executions, but they
are over 100 feet long. The pull on the . ten pald dearly for in nnseasona
anchorage apparatus is *tout 400 tons. - joke.
The contraet for the construction waft Among these none was more dis
obtained by an English firm 'of bridge guished than, PrInee.-Grosdef, Who h
blinders -the contract time fifty-five a high rank at court
•.weeks, The,Work of erection wae. car- Tbe czar, being fine day dissatis
tied on from" both banks, the material with' a Jest, poured over the Prime
being taken across the river by means head the boiling contents of a so
of an aerial electric railway. The elee- basin, The agonized -wretch prepa
triad conveyor oe thig Cable way was t� retreat from the table, but
Capable of dealing with a ten ton load tyrant struck .hini with a knife, and
at it Jieting epeed of . twenty feet per fell senselese to the floor. Dr. Arnol
liiitte and' ii traversing sPeed-or30-0- wiCS itistantly called •
feet a minute. "Save my good servant!" cried t
.Att initial difficulty in the construe.- gear. "I have jested with him a -lit
tion of the bridge Was the securing top hard." .
of a firm foundation, and owing to the "So lifird," repiled the :other, "that
crumbling nature, of the bank .a ranch only God and Your maiesty can re -
eery than eetinaatede •
greater quantity of concrete was neeefe store him to life. Re no longer :
breathes," . ' - : • .
• The,. construction :was happily unat Iran expressed his contempt,' caded
tended by eceidents of a serious nature, tee .decelieed • favorite a dog tuid , con-
thoegh a few Blight accidents to body filmed his azeneements. . • -
work and _the replacing .fromLEngland ,inotlier day, while lie sat at table,
of one. piece of Steel, work were record- the wnyweae oe Stariteee Boris Titer,
ed. In spite of thesedelays the .bridge :tripe:tip:1, bo.wed to the grout:0,8nd sit.,
was linked up at 7 a. In. on .A.pril 1, • lifted him after the enstomtn.y manner..
1005e oe exactly forty-eight haws: ear- ."thAl..saVe iliee;, ntY dear ' niav,v.o0
lier than liadbeen eetheated a year be ii
i eon deservest it prort of my favor."
fore -I1 (.01 end Sir' rereY He seized it knife mei cue, eft rei eiir.
11 (11133 fit Seribti. '
Titof thanked the (sear -for hie gineious
favor eind sieslieteltins a happy reign.
al -
A stir of the golden Aril
ears
0 By Indian willow and stream,
The sap goes upward with morning,
12011 Ana death is 4 dream.
'pup -Hess Cannata
o or
and FAMOUS FIGHT RECALLED.
In northward flight,
';Itiler 31vrli I .the
u ridclaf;na r rtertnir srienset,
To forth in the springtime aese folloW
The infinite quest. e
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4." •
ere
eree
• -•EXT-OF • k
• 41 R.
0.4AIVILD "'
RRY
4
t ,of •
ally Pacts About the Heenan -Sayers Elattl"
was Forty -Six Years Age.
hter The great figet for' the championed's'
'To of England and. the world wile fought!
for at Parnborough on April 17, 1860, bes-
ot' twee n Tont Sayer e of London, and
Hisenate. the "Bernd& Boy,'- an Amer -
was • IcarV. Tile 'Contest, being generally„res
garde d as an tatereational trial ,pt
ore "pluck," excited the keetteet interest In
Both hemispberes, and revived for a
time the faded glories of the pries
.13113' ring. The "noble" art of ,self-defencs
• Indeed, has been lauded time aftet
tin- time by Englishmen ef ell Magmas, and
eh/ When -considered In opposition to the
use of the treacherous knife or the
nee . fatal firearm, Is not without its merits.
es-. The Times alluded to the affair in a
lie leading article, and Puneh . celebrated
16 occurrence in .a "Lay (atter Mite-
red'•
aunty) of Modern London" under the
the title of the 'Tight of Sayerius and
• 'Heenaelus." ' Dukes' sons, cooks'
sons,. peers .and _peers.' 'sons were theme:
megibers Parliament in. plenty;'
he .arrny neM, author* poets, paintere,
the even clottg,ymete. "men about town,"
"members of the fancy," a vast var,
lety ef low efe,•many of them open to
suspicion,' some Jong :past suspicion.
• Sayers' had :met 'and defeated many-
ef :the best righters of :the time, and
had only hen .beitten once - byeNal
•Lengharns..-the,.-temetea.eceseeliehedebeicer::
of the' deer. Sayers Was five feet eight
inches irr heigh: a,na weighed ten eltorete.
en pounds. Heenan stoece six feet one
arte »ne-half '.1.nehes ttnte*was; a power-
ful • heavyweight, ;With. extraordinary
long -reaching arms. Tens After time
Saysrs was .1ilineketf down. by biewe
01011 pf Inch seemed eurticeeet to sets
tie the, tight, but .he.always came .un in
good, 'If grim bumor, anti. planted blow
-aftee .blow ori the American's: eyes, and
• even eecceeded In knocking. his rename.
eet down. After fighting, amid Many
• . interruptions, thlrlyseevere iefunde Ip
• . about two lreurs and two Minutes,
, Heenarrgettine eayers Into such. a post-
-lion one theeropes that strangulation
.1serinell Imminent,' the. ropes weis •cet
_
in Kpe. p*Our Liver
•
•
working. It's 'a lazy Organ and THE PHILOSOF`HY• OF Love
needs to be .stifnulateel occasionally', •
or it . .
s its fenetron. That coat- Leve is•kludly deeeltiess.-ee'eat
taeguel. ce;..liPlexiei.lt sick . . sun .4.1te Venire& 01'jPgl1t•-7-•
,beidaelie:and,liafti;.:iniefeerth•shiaill'• • •
" '
course of• . • ,tseeele-smit-46, e • thlteterelinetehert
iver. eivce-nmp tekitig a .short
tove.-ghstipspptire..
'Love'3. it'. nitUg nut's. Uo.er out or
'tit, net shois out -love In turn shall'
mit by leve.-tennyaon..
• The greatest.neirsole of. love 4:4 t4o.»
ern* of coquetry:eras. lteehefoneeted.
• Loye mnster of the wisesh it
eidy fools that defy iii.m.-Thrtekerey:
Love never' dies starvatiop, but:
.Of fen of intligestion.--.°N1non de l'Unelois.
. image; of erre loVel issthe 'glue
ti•Ittistiiiiz plat It C111.1 ever end.-eBeacens-
Mares 1DYLI is of nian's life. thing
opeet; 'tie woman's whole .existent.e.-
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-Relic Hunting Vandals. 7e1e.
'The officials of the Education De- ,
t a
Aeelakt.ment who went to visit the famous' ,us
terairpent mound in Otona.bee Township, "1
labistetibore' County, say they found the th
rewound 'in a fairly well Preseryed cotidi- el
:sign, but that unless immediate steps 'fa,
xelire taken to preserve it, this interest- 8,e
. Sling relic of bygone days will be entire-, s'
...".3y lest to posterity. trt
9 "."P•Phat mound Is not being destroyed by t„11
r•Silhertarsder wile owns the land, but 'cur.
'seekers from all over the court* in
(If
th
eo
"If something is not one at once to te
ipoKtitaret it from these relic hunters, and Om
the plough of the farmer, which 811
keg delsearate it at any tittle, the In
sound will certainly be destroyed,"
abald %fr. David Boyle. To
ega Boyle points out that this ber-
ariatit wound is the only one of Its' type iv
'Canadalie does not aooept the -
• igessory that the moende of North elex
•Abaletios. were the work at an extinct
Isis* 4f mound builders. HAII evidenoe,"
elles Wiese "Vile to show that thefts, or
eteetaineds were built by the ancestors et t.•0
*or Indians, and enoundis haVe been 13u
• stieinstruoted by the Indians Within hie- in
by thane .commenced digging and tear-
less, It up /n hopes of finding indian
rms, he is distinctly human in his
elities, seems a real person, and is
riously modern in many of his trifle,
all this world ne was ther iton hint
lyk
spelte of phisik and of aurgerya;
o knew the cause of every malady.),
ern it of hoot or cold, Or moyste, er
• drro,.
d where engendred, and ef what
hurnor, •
was a verry parfit practleotir,
his diete mesurable was he,
lo it was of no superfitate
t of gret norlehing and digestible,
s atudie Wee but Mel on the Bible.
:Alberto times."
/more money its lost by feedlna hoot
4.36„, long thfui by selling ton sarlYi ea
in
to
Saluqng at Surtilet.
While it has always been the otistein,
Ya The Naval and Arilitary Iteeerd,
the 13r1tish Nevy to pay due respect
rtatietlel colors when hoisted in the .
trioriling, he ceremony 15 (Amore:ad when
Ceder" are hauled down at sunset,
remedy title omission. Tiestr-4dniira1
Mt YOU MAKU10 $2,003,22 A th*
El, If, Prince Louis of flattenharg luta
uad a Memerandurn, directing* that
the•bAullng down of the 0010rii at
tusst all °Moore and men who are
ttpt6dook *Ill face eft and eat
MAR'? It la being done with OM' goods. Hee
*trek ds pleasant, permanent dtld profitable, zar
Bolds used is every beast, every day, No fake, It
e sited to &tete the &intend, tigitiMaie. „„Litt
hie bushiest, Wu ten start without a rent ,061
peat. Write to: day, d. Maestretta er ee
Ogilselestie :rest, end Coffees, 1,oildott, One I
Oo tiiso buglers soursIllkst
in***
ee.e am s
h
1.118r:
Sold gveryivitere.: Ia !taxes 25 cert(.
' •
. presence. of lid.
Mme. Rachel, the great etetrese, was
reeleing 'ber dreseing room one
eiglit•preparatory to going on the Stage..
'when' a' Suddenly entered and;
drawing a dagger, said he was going
to kill her if she did not at once eon- inmesSIble to loVe,a.aeeend time,
Bent to marry hitn. The .aetress eaw at whim .we. have 'once reallY Ceased! to.
a glance that the man was. Mad 'tact • levo,-IAlteeheroneAuld.. • .•
meant What he satd. •••So.•.avith the nee' ..•
.most Coolness' Site. ieplied: "Certainly nuleeves Nirtandtrful Mentotare
atlj Merry yow. --I wish nothing- betters Below: liad.A•pinitlerful menterys. as
• haee had. bine • rue here for the. 'ow-. of Meinerielitg_ Kiel .e.oneerto, wblele
Come 'With hie tas the priest at Mice. I wits evidemied by his 'astoidshing feat
'pose." She tool- arni, and the' the man W.b o tvreteit.could net a6,ienn-
went out togethere-th where there was pithy Without notes:. Ills tieefiracy.Was,
assistanceeof eourse, and the, itutta wifs alinost He v4;as once rebears-!
immediately put under arrest
. ing a competiltion of Liszt's for Orches,
• tra iti that ceinposere presence. without,
notes, • Liszt Interrupted ,to say that a
certain note should have been played
piano. "Noe! 'replied Bulone "it he
sforzanclo." "Lsiok laid sea" persisted
tbe coinpoeee. The Score WAS produc-
ed. Bultiw•Wes right. How everybodyt
did applaud! In the excitement one.of1.
the -brass Wind players lOst Ills. places
"Look for a b .flat In your parte" said..
Billow, still without his, notes. '"Fe.
MeaSures farther on /wish to begin."'
• •
The ,Werd eAssobssitee
Of deceitful ancestry the, Word!.
"asphalt." Apparently it means "not
slippery."' TheGreeksthemselves were,
tempted to . derive -"asphaltosw from'.
"a," not, and. "spindle," make. to fall:
or slip. However, the Word really of
unknolien barbarian oright-Phoenieletle
some say. •Asphalt was in, use- verY
early in history. It Is said to.have been
• the slime with which the infant Moses'
• ark •of bulrushes Ives daubed and.
Which the builders of the. tamer of
Babel used instead of mortar.
Deduction ny Anaregye
I's got a stOmacti ache;."
said Nellie 131r, six .years old..
"That's because you've been without
lunch, • IN .liecause 'your stomach le
empty. • Yon wonid, feel: better:11 yres
had sorhething in it."
That afternoon the pastor called and
In the course. of conversation' remarked'
that he bakbeen suffering ail* day valeta
1.1 very' severe headache. ,
eThat's because it is empty," said
Nellie. "Yount feel mutt, betterlf xou
had.SOMething fa it"
' •Time. Poe Weaning._ • _
•• "I tritst yetir.lionor will eitmese me
this time," said a habitual drunkard
at tile police CoUrt, "It is my pais -for --
trine -I am a thild of genius."
"And *hat is your age?"'questicaied
the' re agistra te.
"Forty -two -years."
• "Then it is 'time you were. weaned.
!Wit have .to do ten days away. trona
. nettle."
A BAD CASE .
OF
• KIDNEY TROUBLE
MIRED
•
Hatchery De War,
In one of the Du Gueselin's victoriees
•flo Many lerigliSh Were. taken Captive
that even the humblest soldier among
the time% had one or -more.prisonera.
The vieters, hetvever, fell. to quarrol:
ing, and, ill feeling beeoming rife in
the. French army in denseqUence of
these quarrela over the prisoner*, Du
Gtwselin ordered all the eatitiees to bo
butehered, and the brutal Order WWI
carried Mit •
DORN'S -KIDNEY PILL A C ‘eitits is Lov• er • • •
Kidney Troubles, no Matter ,of whet
kind or what stage of the disease can
be quickly and permanently cured by the
use of these wonderful pills. Mr. Joseph
Leland, Alma 14.W.T., recommend* then*
to all kidneyi.trouble sufferers, what he
siiys t--lt was troubled wit.h dull head.
itches .had frightifil drawee, terriblrf
pains'in my legs and a frequent desire fp
urinates Notating DOAN'S ICIDNIIT
4PIoeLS recomme.nded for juat Sig
mine, o mitre nis to
thein a trial, so x procured * bort 01
them, and was very inuth serpriseN ell ,
the effectual ore they made. 7 take a '
great deal of pleasure iti recommending
ToltiltOt Ont. I
theta to all kidney trouble sufferers,
Price 60e. Ivr bet, or g for $US; nil
fielders at The Neu Kidney Pill Co.,
a u
A *correspondent of the London Globe
toile of a glided yoilth 'tvhchaft
floes at a Jeweler's shop for the In-
scription of an engagetnent.ring he bad
1het bought, fle wanted It inscribed,
"From. Bettie to Maud." As he left he
turned back and added as an tate*
thought, "I ehouldiet--ah-eut 'Matt&
too deep, don't you know."
• Clone.
She -Do you know rve induced my
us and to give up cigars? He-ts•
that so/ Well, I've knoWn him for
seeen years, and X never Sale him give
np one.
Xt Is the privilege a pOsterity to bet
mattera right between those tintago•
'Wats who •by their rivalry for groat.
il,(1,14pLigifid ago.-"Addlgod.
•
Y the crowd, tee pollee enteeed the.
•;,ring;.;.‘and;lainidsctiwwildits,tekint.11SiCt
the -orenfoeftents;.:Weise-ihu:01.44,::of...::ta,.
7 -Wet& by. their respectiVis 1•Mir.
' ,Ser but blind arid Sayers with niS
. right 'arm peweriese.
' The appropriation of the Stakes and
honor % gaVe.rise to the flerceat: con.eroversy; StibsequentlY, howevere each
• received a belt; and Sayers retired teem
the charartionship on Ivlay-e0,. I860.
has eeen, said ' "poor Tent" '- that
"With lila name .Was associated all
• that was bold, generous, manly and
honest ,Iir pugilism.e. Three thousand
pounds were raised for Item by publie.
subicripteen, the entereet of Which. was'
paid to. *him on. condition ehat he
fought no- more. The money was after•
ward divided ;envoi* his children �u
their' coming of age. He died Nov..S.
e •
118g5 In the fortieth year 0! ,his
Spare Da•imnentS. e • " • ' •
••••4.
We like best to Call
SCOTT'S -EMULSION
al food because it stands so em-
• phatically fc•tr perfect nutrition.
Anti yet in the matter of restor-
ing' appetite,, of giving new
strength to. the tissues, especially
to, the rierves;. its actitm is that
:arajeine. -
Send for free sample.
sena r & BOWNE, Cherntsti,
Tor.nta,• Ontario.
• teiNalti%"ArOlVito4ZtAtolt.
sue. end 1.eo ; ail dntgzists.
' Bread Front Turnips, . '
Al:atime of failure in the wheat croj
le was dernoestrated, says The Bakers'
• Tin, that very good bread could be
made frotn tut -hips. They pre first pre-
pared as a vegetable, cleaned and welt-
• ed inthe usual way, When Meshed a
great part of the water Is preslied out
at theme and the pulp then mixed -mite
azt equal quantity 4n weight of wheat
meat. The dough is set to raise With
yeast and then treated lo the usual
manner -kneaded, made •inte leaves,
and baked. The bread Is found to be a
little sweeter than the regulation kind,
but fully as light and white.
• Duet On a Pin Point,
A very simple' experiment made by
an eminent baeteriologist determines
In a startling manner the potential
dangers associated with acournulations
of dust in- living rooms. A pin point
was u.sed to coulter as tnuch dust as so,
small a vehicle Will carry, Thifs Yieided'
no less than 3,000 colonies of living
genes when cultivated on gelatin, and
ttlthough4 fortunately every species
Was- not tepresentative of dieease yet
the raajority were potent soUreeS Of de.
Ootepesetion and danger to health. -
London Telegraph,
Feast and the Solt.
Prosts, especially early spring treats,
aro- great pulverizers Of refractory
Sells, beating any tool yet invented for
this purpose. • SOIrtittis,,eortuninuted
and pulverized liberates plant food,
and this explains why fall plowing of
the land will In Most eases predUce bet-
ter crops than land plowed in the
" Net Anxilieriii to Piastre,
bieptune-I say, I3oreas, it you keep
on blovring like that ytitell get yourself
(Milked. Boreas-What do I dare! It
Isn't My business to furnish popular
airs:
Comforting.
"Oureelergyrnttn preitelted Mennen
' to 'Widowers today."
4'Wtntt was his tout.
"'SOrrotv not u thoogo that W. ta
topoe "
Is nature's specific for
DIARRHCEA, eitYSENTERY,,
CRAMPS, PAIN IN THE STOIVI-• . •
ACH, COLIC, CHOLERA MOR.
SUe, CHOLERA INFANTUIVI,
• SEA SICKNESS, and all SUM, .
MER COMPLAINTS In Childresi
or Adults,.
• rts effects are marvellorre
• Pleasant arid Harmless to take.
• Rapid, Reliable and Ellectual la Its
action.
• IT HAS BEEN A HOUSEHOLD
itgratoy FOR NEARLY SIXTY
YEARS,
Pritee 35 CENTIS.
RtnteL SUNISITUTCS,. TliWritg D1,41611110113. •
CALL AND EXAMINE
flustnnlrof high artPianos of Iate
case designs, and containing fine
actions purchasable for money. 75
our very latest styles Of swee_ _
toned •organs, at low prices. Instr
rnents rented., tuned' or repaire •
teramophones klaid niteeie in variety
C§ 110A11}..fS
MUSIC EMPORIUM.
Before placing your orders for
. your season's supplyof Goal, get
our Prices. The very best goods
. carried in Stock. and sOld i.tt the
'lowest .139.seible :„ • ,
cleQwilisrenrefr-'n.feeeTa.r.1%latfeCtsit Dreit,voirs
with
• W. J.• Stevenson,' .
at Electric Light Plant
assnemsommesi.see.s.....
5110i Ond.$110e.Shop
• Subscriber desires to the people of
Clinton •and vicinity that be will open a
Boot and Shoe Shop in the'old Post Office
building, where he will undertake the Man-
ufacture of Boots and Shoes, and give spa'
chi] attention to repatring. All orders will
reoeiye prompt attention, A &here of pat -
renege respectfelly solicited. •
• W El WA.TTS
Oasteretieswes £20,000.;•
_ 'A• ourions sight. was --witnessed -
„Gently in South Ilehdon in oennection
with the funeral.; at Bow cemetery of
• 4.....2./ookt_Reseetti-tite-tking-of--the-eos».-
term." who diedat his home Itt Perri..
. road, Strea,tharn,; leaving a; fortune I
..1/20,000emade out of selling eheap food
to the poor. Many 'hundred, fellowed
the hear*, In barrows or other vehicles,
• azid the.prooessien passed by the'Brixe
ton, N'ewitigtonagutts, Ease Lane, Wal -
Worth, Ole Kent Read, and High street,
Whitechipel, coster markets en Touts'
for'etene Where."Joak" was known:and
respected.
•
• Bladetonear Grandson Rise*.
Wllltapi Glyrine Charles Gladstone
grandson of ethe great Commoner. and
heir to the Hawarden estate) has been
elected secretary of the Oxford Union
Society, a position which his illustrionS
grandfather.. ecoupled 76 yeare ago.
Young Me. Giktdstene comes of ago in
two or three, months, and wilt then en-
ter into possession of the IlaWarden es-
tate, which has been managed during
his minorityeby his uncles, Herbert end
Itenry Gladstone: '
IVIinnt as Well Sleep,
A ineensail went to sleep the other
dee dertner. the •closing speed* of one
of theeeotensel In the Case:It:A! an Ping.,
lish effete. The Judge had Min await-
enere and Sternly rebuked hen.
lord;"- said the Juror, "1 tvas undra lite
impression that I Was sWoetz to glt en
,verdiet according to the evidetice, net.
'according to the speech.*'
1 rurns Bad Blood into
Rich Red Blood.
1 No other remedy possesses such perfect cleansing, healing and purl.
fying properties.
Externally* heals Sores, Ulcers,
Abscesses, and all truptionS,
Internally, restores the stomach,
Liver, Dowels and Blood to healthy
action. If your appetqa is poor„,
your energy gone) .your ambition
lost, BAB, will restore you to the
fuli enjoyment of happy vigorous
lite.
1
Fruit Season
is here.
You will be wanting
Sugar, call in and (Yet our
•
.prices.
A -kw -
Dinner Sels
left, just think -of getiing
a whole set of 97 pieces
for $5,00,
A.D.Beaton
The People's Grocer...
Phone 1
Screened
coat !
Exclusive sale for D. L. .&
Scranton Coal. Orders
..left --and money --received
Harland Bros. Hardware for .
all kinds of Coal-
HAMILTON
COAL DEALM
•
ilionireall
Line.
Steamers leave Hamilton 4.30 a.m.
Toronto at 4.30 p. Tuesdays a ni
Thtireclayse and Saturdays, for By
of QuInte ports, 1000 Islands;
Montreal, and Intermediate point
flt)f)iilli)ft.'11.4LINE.
Conatnencing June Z steamers'leav
oTtioyrzn ftroonaapyllpeks.tt.DnaialyoyexfocerpRt :euhrie•
ester, 1000 Islands', Rapids, St:
•• • • : .
'Lawrence. Montreal and inte •
write :to. IL FOSTER CI-IAFFEZ
Ayetstern•Passenger Agent. Toronto
1 P010111 §01111)SIOVeS
and buy, yOnr CakeS and Bread. We have. &
large assorttnent of small Cakes. Extra . or-
ders promptly ' attended to. CAKES and
SANDWICHES made especially. for Picnics.
• Baskets packed and dellvefed .to ckureh or
rig, as desired. • • • •
Wedding Cakesa specialty
FRUITS We earry a olio's:3,1416'ot straw-
lierries.and oteter entail frusta
CEOCOtATES feom 20 to 60e a lb.
ICE CREAM PA.RLOB• open from
7.30 a tri to 11..p m, Don't ferget .to give
. ns a call
Agent far MELEORMA TEA,
WENS,' CAFE
AND RESTAURANT,'
Albert St., Clinton,
•
•
BARTLIFF'S
RESTAURANT
Subscriber having , moved
his Restaurant to •the store
recently occupied by F. W.
Watts, will be glad to meet al
his old customers,and as many
new ones as. may favor him
with their ;patronage.
Ea.ving also bought out the
King l3akery, he will supply
the public; with first class
Bread and Cakes. -
BREAD DELIVERED AS
:FORMERLY
. SAULT FF
•
SMITH'S
Wall Paper Store
Are you one 6f the -crowd. to the Busy .
Store P. • Everybody is now talking
of the beautiful designs of •
Wail Paper.
we have in stock, and prices to suit the
purchaser. We aise carry a stock of
Window Shades, Curtain
Poles, Cottage, Rods,
. .Room Mouldings, -
Floor and Furniture Var..
nish, etc., • '
of all descriptions, which ate sold at
• prices never known before to the
•Painting and Paper Ranging done.
Estimates furnished on job work,
Smith's Wall Paper Store
-CLINTON
Painting done. .M1 Paper
'trimmed PIM. a
Adv
lathe NEW ERA
•