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Dominion Pewee** Poetic LiteretUrn Of a WholO 4.1
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Centinetelal SallwaY SYS.
THE
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Red Rash, Eczema, in fact any
'skin disease, disfigurea the com-
plexion becattse the bOWelS are
coustipated—or because the
kidneys do not rid the Systetn
waste -or because the skin itself
lenheelthy.
()intuit. lite, salves and soaps are
useless. Because the trouble is
'with the Llood.
ving to dac
efective tion of bowels,
- kidneys er skin.. the -blood- beeomes
laden in mrities. It is these impure
Sties c: eesitel by the blood -that
atiake b.4, pimples, and pairtfal, ds
-figuring skin diseases. It is because
-the trouble is with the bowels, kidneys
or skin, that FRUIT-A.-TIVBS Cure
these diseases
OR "FRVIT LIVER, TARLETO'
act directly on the eliminating organs--
oorrect their irregularities -strengthen
th
eem-and thus clear the skin and make
'the complexion clear and soft.'
If you have any skin trouble -or any
'fault wide constipation, liver trouble,
„biliousness, headaches, indierestion
rheumatism -cure yourself with Fruit-
atives. They are made of fruit juice*
hand tonics -and never fat to cure,
soc.a box or 6 boxes for $2.513.
Sent on receipt of price if your
•druggist does Inot handle them.
.FRDIT-A-TIVE,S
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'The little village of St. Columb
ear, near Newquay, Cornwall, celebrated
the ether day. amid great rejoicing.,
the one-hundredth anniversary of the
birth of its parish clerk, Mr. Jamee
Carne,
The old gentleman, who •lute been
clerk of St. Columb since 1,846, waa
pulteicly presented by the vicar with
an oaken armchair ef old English pat-
ient, bearing an Inscription on a silver
plate. While the presentation speech
was being made old Mr. Carney stood
.in the midut of his descendants, many
,of them of the fourth generation.
Beireral :speeches were made, and
Carne, who appeared to enjoy the
proceedings immensely, received heat-
dreds of congratulatory messages, le-
othading a cablegram from A.merica.
For his age Mr. Carne is posseseed
el' extraordinary vitality. He is still
able to fulfill all his duties, and a week
ago he attended the annual vestry
meeting, and took an active part in the
eproaeedings.
The centenarian Is a descendant of
the old Cornish kings. His lineage has
been tra.ced back to Clemens ap Sle-
ek*. of the Cornish royal blood, Who
iteurished in the fifth century. • ,
AU the members of Mr. Carne's taut-
ipr hex. been renowned for longevity.
Mao grandfather, who died In 1801 at
Os age of eighty, was parish clerk of
et. Camb efor half a century, and wait
illucceeded by his son, who held the pest
Sor fifty-four years.
'Borne time' ago a photograph of Mr
,Carna was sent to King Edward.
Lord Milner end Governments.
Lord Milner, in a recent speech, seed:-
Dile is particularly stfrred by the feet
-VW from time to time in Party stre3s
It is not always possible f ir the than
who , has been, or has tried to be, the
taithful agent of the Government of hie
tilay--it is not alwrys possible for him
le he regarded at any rate with equally
favorable eyes by another Government
.and Parliament. do not think we
.abould make too muoh of this. • Per-
esonally, I always feel that so far as
spraise-or blame Is,coneerned that 'ion
erometimes get pralee when you do not
.tieserve it and you often get blame
,Then you do no:, deserve. it. ( „i&r-ii"-
.and laughter.) Therefore, in My opin-
fan, the *teem' thing to do Is to bank
flee pralee when you get It, live upon
ft when you are in blame, and not pay
to much attention to It either way.
,4Laughter and cheers.)
Overworked Clergymen.
21. few examples of the way In which
'acme Church of England clergymen are
overworked were given,at a Meeting of
the Additional Curates' Society. A great
:parish in the north of London had only
three clergymen for 19,000 persons. A.
aparish in Durham diocese had only two
•ofergymen for a population of 15,000
ae ;
aechtwo Glamorganshire parishes
'with more than 10,000 people in each
lad only two ciergymen.
EleYond Compare With Sister Store*. t m I
'The Art of Telles Clamart" la 4
closed by "'Armies" in the curre
number of °Canade." the new weel
dealing with Canadian affairs publis
ed In England, as.follows:
'Not One of the 8Ister Statee in t
Im
great perial League of free and i
, depertaent British nations possesses
poetic literature (eta be c
Pared with that of Careula, either
echievernent protnise. Australia h
.PrOduceel several rankers of songs an
ballads (In which the lime) gallo
along like Virit
gs 'quadruperlantepi
tient sonitu.quatit Ungula eampund
but hitherto the wider vision hae bee
denied to leer poets, Nov Zealane ha
only one poetic! voice, tend -South
rice, Is no beam' one In the Frederic
ton school of poet e alone tentacle: lut
an artistic brotherhood, the like o
which hae not exiete.d sintie the devil
clenee of the 'Lake Scheor (dwindled
in those latter day.% •to the Rev. H. B.
Rawnsley, that. machine eor tenting
out tiresome sonnets) in. the Mother
Country, where the 'poehty of beauty,
sincerity, an eletIon,' is out of rash
ion for t,he 'time being. Of the Fred
ericton poets, Bliss Carrneh, now .tha
a. collected edition of his :work iha
.,been published ancithe critti•cen Jude.
the full extent one vitality of hle ee
tual achievement, Must rank as th
strongest and •best. Wm
s; attbr 1.
quieter than his manner, but the fee
Infelicities In his technique pees un-
noelced in the broadening glow of his
npartfelt inspiration, witch, like a pref.
n
tee fire making its owbreeze, reaps
the flie-brakes of the prosodist's 'Com-
mandments, and burns at a tench all
the fences of conventional practice.
"Moreover, In some of his best-
known poems-fer- examPle, in. 'Low
Tide en Qrande PM,' which begins: •
.0 n Canada,
Is" The New TOrk World prints the fei-
nt lowing Ottawa special: Although there,
rlY are some immense pers mat property
b' holdings by single inilividuais en this
, • continent, yet se eoettesalan itectunula-
ne tien ef property and htaln1, withine,
n" so comparatively a short time es the 1
c ownership of a whole rranee .ntirtental
„" railway system by two men oniy lets 48
at yet no equal.. A new roe:read iterose
as
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Careada, practic,dly witheut t 1.0k1t. up -
Kidney 1
'Disorders
ninny assets. There
N ;
• Heritage of Grandeur,
Are no are rnagnIfleent forests •or pine and
New =einem° $10,,,s
spruce, whitthe beet terther and
respecter Indpwood, and incidentally a large share
of the Provincia/ revenue; tire are
of e rletzest sneer, Cobalt and Melee
Mines in the world; there Is a clay belt
Persons- witu 1,000,000 acres of aralee lane
on it, will soon be conipleted ana will be
owned ,by two InelvIduels. People in every walk of life are troubled.
Have you a Backe ',Itch 'If It
truly 13th, 1000
LAKE TEMAGAML
---,---
Primeval Beauty Ecenes of Charm and
I Wonder Entrance Traveler"
4 Mg the settler; there arts eplenald
rivers capable of furnishing great
quantitiee of ,electrla power, anti then,
besides it all, there is sceneryunrIVale
lea and unequalled on the eentinent,
vvrItee a special corresponds nt of The
Olobe• from Ternaganti,
The tee) Canatletne are Willlt•is the first eign that the kidneys are not
IVfackenele and. Daniel D. Mann own -
posing the then of lWnZi, & elann,
It le •possible that its they will helt
all the common steels of thee big
road, the bonds will all eveeturtlev. be
retired. When' it coneni 'red that
Mr. Hiles system eares $40,90(),00 per
year and the Canaelan Pactfle earns
over $50,006,000, it can bo Imagined
what a great Ineorne there two inert
will be receiving. from a like• source.
.say nothing cif their reeelpte, from
the 'electric street "'railways which
- pay better than any gold mine ever
'operated,
t• when, efaekenale ana Mann hegart ti
build their read .aeross Canada they
e seeured a guaranteeof borate upon eace
^ ' section they conelyucted. Marfitobe
° guaranteed 'their bonds te ex-
, tent of $20,000,000; the Domhd In (lo-.
' 1.ernrneet to the .extent of $13,000. per
The eurigos down, and beer an: --
These barren.rezehes by the tide
Such unelusive.glor3es tall,
almost dream they yet will nicle
Until tile coming nf the tide,
he =keg' eepeeintents in form which
are almost uncannily suceessful. In this
poem the •effect of the three leng
rhyming. syllables (the -third a sheer
repetition of the iirst) most felecitous-
ly suggests the haunted monotony of
the setting of scenery, and the sorrow
ever What might have been, which is
M the singer's heart.' Perhaps the
most insistent note of 'Mr. Carman'e
verse is the Passionate love of his na-
tive land." •• o141 tor a
rn le for 600 miles rrom the Maratobe
boundary to Edmonton, A few more
links In the great chain aerie's Vhe -con-
tinent have' yet to be added and the
'new system nill be c enplete,
1 ' More bonds will be guaranteed, and
1 these, bearing a low rete of Intereei-
( WM .be sold In Loridote for the gear-.
antesm'of the Federal or Provinciel (MY-
. ernents makes thern gilt-edget).. The
4_
. neeessary-em•oney for cotrepletl3h
hus -.../a
taesueed.
All their roade •
Pae atmest frnm tho
•time the first train jeans over then,
The earnings of the whole coque ted
system off the soon pay othe mortgase
.against It, and then' thls iiP.ST trane-
continental reed •of theusande et miles.
And Its feedere woe:ailing in every 01-
rection will be owwd wholly and sote-
ly by only' two ineivicleale, •
_
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Capt. • Bernier, Enthesiest.. .
Years of unavailine (xi lettvor, eillevee
ed by a Parliament:are inveetigailont
have not coo/eel the.etithuelitsm of C'ah-
:tain Joseph E.• Bern0ier f 'S
veyaere to the north -pole. Cap alp
add. s ranst.artiPTV.: tulle) -
cote for aletitiiirig, her lend rig ht8 in the
leolar region, and. as he walk e about the
• corrldohs of the. 'Parliamentary Build -
:Ings at Ottawa he is, ever. ready' tn
He Is Correct
Dr Hamilton Proves That Pil
Are f aused By. efinslipatia
And trong eathartels
es emenalate his plans tn.:reach. the male'
n by. usIngeriature'e; force)) in a, 'four,
Yeats' • drift. , Captain Bernier Comoe
Bernier I Can • ' '
Knowing the frequency with wh
people suffer fron-i this ailment,
Hamilton Made an ekheuStives ste
into the cause of Riles. •
He found that the lou er pstrt of t
bowels is like a network of hipod.v
sels; aner'subjected to periiste
pressure, a section willIteitge out 4
form what is eornmemly known
piles:
The only effectiVe' int:it:le of cuff
this truuble is the regular use Of D
Hamilton's Pills, -Which can be tak
before retiring: Next 'day will brin
woriderful relief. •
"I suffered itp to about the limit
hm-nate endurance with piles," NI eit
Miss Lueders, from. Cornwall, Ont.,
Was eniployed in a factory heee, b
for a while had to glee up work till
got better of this trouble, T read i
the Montreal Herald about Dr.', Ham
ilton's Pills, and after using them fo
two weeks was cured. I can recorn
mend these Nils very highlv ; they
are none better. They at once reliey
and preyent a constipated conditio
of the bowels, and from my ek-per
ence can be depended upon. RS a per
feet safe -guard ragainst, piles. • Dr
Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and But
ternut, I ean sure, would' be n benefl
to every girl or woman."
Take Dr. Hamilton's Pills and you
system will he regenerated, revitalize
and made proof against disease.
-Good-for-menreeceellent-for-worrien
and most effective for.ettildren,• Al
ages and both sexes find Dr. Mimi,
ton sPilis a marvelous medicine; 'Al
though active tliy do not
cause inconvenience, still they eleinse
and purify the system, thereby main-
taining a high standard of .health
Sold by all dealers, 26c per bex, Or five
boxes fdr $1.00, or by mail, from N. 0,
Poison and Co„ Hartford, Conn., U.
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A Smart Woman.
"BlIggins' wife thinks he is the
smartest- man on reetrthee
nnewered Mks Cayenne; "she'
=doesn't think so. She merely mnkes
anggins think she thinks so."
-0,ereTenese ned reieerfnIness, these
...borne before 011 morality; they are the
perfect dutles.-fiebect {souls Steven-
son. •
Rest and Comfort
For the Kidneys.
t!,
if your kidneys are ail indent.
med---if there are sharp, ahoot,
Ing pains in the small of the
'N.,Uf and dull ache through
Mae hips -if there is a constant
r3;113ire to urinate -if the mine
Is hot and scalding -if the
'Mead aches and specks float
'before the eyes - yen can't
• Imagine what relief there de
efor you in
11
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
These wonderful Jtt1e pill*
ezoothe and heal kichleys and
rialadder-take away' ail ,Mn_ cle,r the nrIne-enable one to
go through the night wallet*
• arisiog - and relieve) every
eltrace ef your kidney trouble.
ea,,epon Ithoutuntisen toe.
1408 CLAFLIN OfIEM/0Al•O0. LIdelitece
Wititecite CM% HEW YORit,
honestly by his love of the sea. 1nhi
fatrilly were no iese than twente-threit
eaptaine, including • his father anti
• erarulfather, was leern at Vielet,
; 'Clue., on Jan: 1; .1e52, teilds'etVes at sea
• with MS pareete from the years of tw
to.eeven, leet honk) in•11105 .and 'he -
'came a Mlljng nia.siet.in 1860. ;Since..
then he has had rintrge of' ever .sixtY
vessels, .meetly mereltiaht merine Mit 6
the, St., Dawe,enee. en 1S71 he .went.. to
linere,.Pranen,. (Mil ea iv, .e-de1 ring leav-
ing' in the jeennette -for 'Sen leranceseo
• and the North Pole.' there • I'
.contracted the. disease," .he says, mean-
ing :fiankly.'his desire to reach the
Pole. Since then he has learrled 'oh his
,marine fife, but .of late -ears he hits
:developed Wet fendnesi for nerthern
voyages•and hae yet hopes: of 'reaching
the 'goat of his. life, HP IS ViceePreel=
'dent of:the Arctie club, New York, and
has been. appreaceed by other interests
who would send him 'Mirth ••11 he. falls
to get the intssicin fienn his. 'own, n.a--
teen. • Cuitain Beenier never studied
English at School, hot. hp nee Picked
up an aefonishing amotint of It . In
knocking about. the world: Short 'one
tout, .01 dark eyes. and earnest, erne
_phatie spoech end serlotie manner, the,
„earthen is 'eseenteiny ti. character,, His
evideece 'before :the "Arctic' inveitle
gatien commit:tee has been marked by
great canclOr enci.yealth of detail.'
Canadian Wins Distinction.
• Among the Cenadian eduditionist
who ha tie won distineti tha.United
- Statee is -John DaVidson Lawson, pro-
fessor of conimon and international lave
and dean of the law ilepartinkit of the.
ieeiversity 'of iseourt at (ielumbia, Mo.
Ijudge... Dewstin was bern at Hamilton,:
tint., March 29; .1852. .At Iiimiltein.
Collegiate Doti tute hp -received his ear-
lier education, graduatlog subsequently
• froni Trinity Oollege, Toronto with the
• degree of B. C. Te Ho Wale° azi LL.D
ei the University. of ellseourie • In 1890'
he was elected •a: Judge of the ChM
court, of ,Newe Jersee, and feed 'Several-
)eare' was editor and later proprietor of
The Ventate Law Jourriai Of St. Lents.
'He IS best known in. the 'United States;
however; as an alitindr•and acknowledge
• ed authority on . I eget eetibiecte, a *hitt,
he has ‘Vritten Vollinthionsly• A fete of
his eublicatIons fellow: "Contracts of
Continent Carriers," "The rower of•
edey," ."01neurdanee ot Wards and
Phrases," "Exp.ert and ,e0pInton .Evi-
'fence,' "Leading tlaSes
•"PreauMptive leendenee," 41nuanity as a'
Defence," "Defences.- to Celme" . (five
volumes)rItights, Rerneclies and Free-
elee," •"Ainerican Law of Bailments.,"
"teisee on Personal Property.", Judge
Lan".80n has also been for many V'ears
one of the best known contributors • to
Milted States journals of irm and Jur-iserudence.euring the World's Pair at
St.. Louis he Ives presklenteof the MIti-
Houle Bar Asebetation
IWorleng properly.
• A neglected Backache leads. to :mice*
t Troub.c. '
Check it in dine by te.king
I DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS
• I"THE GREAT KIDNEY SPECIFIC.° They cure all kinds of Kidney Troubke
from Backache to Bright's, Disease.
500. a box Or 3 for $1.23 '•
elf dealere or
yN am DOAKIDNEY, IP;14 CIO:
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Tecont0. Ont.
driado of Cr. e.
The origin of the Vieutieets bread
ehaped like a ceeseendedwhieli 1") 11201
in moat placee on 11de donilnent,. (Wee
back to the time when the attetrinn
capital was being besieged by the
Turks uneer the terrible Grand Vle:er
Kara IC -lust -30a, ana as tileY raid! to
take the fifty by aaetult they (leveled
to dig a passage under the walla awl
so Penetrate into the town. -In the day-
time the diolse of the siege made the
Wald -of -the tuuneltreritutertlebeeentel-
at .nleitetinie the defenders of the
piece were asleep, nil but the seulries
and the bakers. It was the bakeet
who, es theyebeked the breail far the
garrison, heari. the plekaxeil of .the
miners coming nearer :and 'lie:leer, and
gave the alarm. Iu the tielidne, the
Rakers' assoviation took deer share
with the utmost bravery, eeedis 'a re=
ward for their servieee 11: empeeer
gave.theni permission lo ineke epe- .
(nal cake shaped *like the Turkish erTs•
tente-London Sketvii. • . •
Once Next or.:Nra tea.
-.Lundy,. In the Brktol dintimee.is an
!eland. where .. One .t2h)--• ere en 0411..121'
quake at any time. edi
alarming aleiet these eisertlettrikee.".•
•ho•Wevee. :They art-then:ply eieetiltt
rious -ereittuoies in the-veest---of_the •is-
- land, whieli the loent. peodle eell ley
that niund.. Lithey in header rent:tries
was a n.otoreets itesi of. pirdtes.
'King. IIenry M.'s tithe William: 'de
• 11,10risco, 0 .traltor to the .kiitte. built 0.•
• castle :there 11011...1161' up. ae. 011 ..C111.1Y
4 a P iseithle A ndapo, Ir. Went. on- '
tleroitgli 'ale centuries until in the
41gA01 the eighteenth Thomas Tienion, "
• Frdttiest of Lakes.
Men who know the lidos ef
men like Profs. Coltman , :r:er, de-
clare that Lake Ternaganti is one of the
prettiest Irt the Dominion. The entraece
to the lake is at Temagaint station,
Some seventy miles north. of North Bay
and thirty miles smite of Cobalt. At
the relimad there is beieg built a quaint
eelderasidened station -house of rough,
unceet field boulders- beetdred ;yards
to the rlear is the Ettetifinent'edeUeefeee",;_eie
irseries of hotels oivnea by Dan Dc on -
nor, the "ging or Ternegartil." Two
boat lines 'solicit your patronage here,
the 'remagaml Navigation Co, and
line owned by O'Connor. The fernier
line ha,s On excellent boat h.nd does a
large trade with the campers and twee- .
nectars who are flocking into the re=
serve. The lake is situated in the cen-
tre of the Temagaml Reserve, contain-
ing 1,400,000 acres, and has a larger
area than the three large 'Muskoka
lakes eorn.bined. It is 'dotted with some
1,200 Wands, 1,258 to be exact, num-
bered by a, cereful, Government, leek
any
be removed bodily by ardent ad-
mirers of the country. These Islands
are -of -every-esiza-ehape-and---shadea
varying from tiny sentinel-ilke rocks
to great.stretches of land of hundreds
of acres,' All are wooded with pine,
seruce, neciar, het -nitwit, ;poplar and ,
bleep, the dark green .of the • pines,
blending perfectly ,with the lighter
Shades or the poplar and birch. The
forests in the background Stand in all
their primeval glory and are untouched.
and unscarred by the hands of tn.
en•
They give an air of :wildness and ro-
mance to the scenery ;Intl makes •one
feel that he Is far from ate haunte of
litimen beings', .
The Coast Line. •
The coast line is vel'y broken.and Ir-
regular, the 'arms extending mit elite a
giant octopus, Inviting the passerby to
explore their litddtn depllia. The coast
line Is over 2,200 miles.th length and
presents every variety of.outline; sharp -
Jutting 'corners, bold promontOrlai and
softly-eoundedecurves. On. the seven-
teen -mile journey up to •Ternagand
• Inn ehe passenger seeste. thqusand spot*
*where nature has e concentrated her
charms in order to allure drint aside --
deep bays 'and esierdy noeite,' Ideal'
Camping grouhds, 'Jetting points t.and
pre* sheltered ielailds all call forth
exclamations of delight and wonder,
e interest increaeeN untie the inn
cheff, when tlie vim eomes. Th
talon ls ideel:.a. gently elOpin•g poin
s out: into the water. and Meads th
stands; siirroundect by tail; statel
es. The hostelry. two and a ha
ry structlirei with quaint rusti
T -he eleep. 'wide verandah,
its rustic seets, suggests ease and
. ea
a Barnetahle merchant, who ANit$•th.C11 too
les:SO? of the island, wa,s. eonvieted .1 jut
plraoy and smuggling' and exPelled inn
no: 11,0 .contillet for Carrying Pen= ; ptn
victs to. the -Anierletan colonies. and etre
used quietly to land dhene Ienndi trim
and use theft, labor .tnere•., - •• • ••
• • with
•
com
. The NinaIn the Colluder. ,.* leitte
•
The figure 0, which came into the on •
calendar on Jan. 1,1889, Will ratty .with Ohs,
us 111 yew* from that date, or until .
Ing
. Dec. 81, 190. ;No othei flgtire • heal ever „
'had such. a long consecutive run, and 0
•the itself has Only once before been ' eviie
Ida race which lasted biter century -le and
:that in which it .continuonsit fignred:: rny
. period or ill years. The tigudet a and •'tFehrei
7 oecasionally let° ofid eonibina- lake
tions, biet.neithee of there - hits ever yet
cOnseentive years In our.Calendar einea tWin
love'
• served for 'a longer period than. 100:- featll
the' present mode of Calculating time roll()
'elves established. It Is • also blear that • uP
brIgh
Ma rood
That :Banda
Maybe you think of
lvlooney's Sodas uhlY AS a
tOothsorne tidbit. Don't
overlook their food value
• MOorsees
Perfection -
Cream Sodas
are made of finest Cana.
dian wheat flour, pure but-
ter and rich cream, There's
nothing else of equal size
and cost that contains so
much wholesome nour-
ishment.
An ideal foot
A.,n won bees diene-freett.
,64e04.4vv:re.he I 41. 3 & planet
M 0 0 1 F4
- #fRE.ECTION
5cAs
NEW GROCERY STORE,
We have opened up a choice, fresh
stock of Groceries at Olson's Old
Stand and now ask a share of th
patronage of. the-eitizens-of-Olin ten
and tile surrounding community.
Good Quality it Fair Prices
are our (medal cares.
Customers will find our stook the be
value in town. The Red Peather
beands in Teals and eanned Goods
are samples of the valneseWe handle
We are strangers and must
get. acquainted,
It will Pay those who sell farm pro-
duce to see) u$, before disposingof their
butter, eggs and. petatoes, elsewhere.
We will bfiy, at a good peice, whit
you 1114,ve to sell, and %Val, sell at a fair
price, whet yott hare to hay. ,
TWA R P HILI,,eiPhone 114
CANADIAN
PPotirsi
LO W t4 T E. S
T.0
is Manitoba, Allwila and Sas.
kaichewan Points .
FOl
't 11011ESEEKE11,8
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Tickets good to return within 60
days-; Liberal stop:overs.
•• ExeurSiOns leave Toronto.
Tuesdays. July 3rd and 17th
fort, Inside, tire ro,unda layery
ful and beautiful_ A great Open fire
e, built 0 rough stones; the skins
the floor and the teophles of th
se on the walle an add, to the feel
of romanee. •
ppsositeFteRc'inngneesisViBivvea.IsIn
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re there is a Hudson's Bey post,
the hea.dquaraers cif the, chief fire
er of the reserve From a pont
here 300 Islands can be oourited
sceae' Is Indeserlba,blee Isla.nd &i-
sland, forest and Shore, sky and
blend in an ever-ehanging,vista of
iness. Net the least attractive
re ,of the trip on' the lake Is the
ghe which lasts until 9•
wed by a eky,as black as Ink, lit
ith stars of, a 'brilliancy and
Mess seldom seen elsewhere
e .
• rntes.
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, Ask nearest C.P.R. Agent for book-
. eameertable Tourht Sleepers at moderate
0, B. FOSTER, D.P.A., TORONTO.
Free berths in' colonist cars. ,uerthe in
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let, rates and full infOrmation;or write
W. JACKSON,
AgimcissyroN
froiti Jan. 1, 8g9, until Dec. 31, 990, a. ne
from their relative positions among•the
I
s --Irgiliertig-it-In-nn- imPossibility fO given
either ofthem to appear, in date reek-
' ontrigs continuously for a longer period li''ll's
than a century,
S. A„ and Kingston, Ont.
FLY THE OLD FLAG.
• My predeeeeser In elle Congregational
Tabernacle here, the saintly William
Wetherald, used to tell meM1 his for-
mer Academy for Boys at Rockwood,
and always said. "Jim Hill WaR -the
smartest boy In my sellout," I ani pleas-
ed to be under obligations to M. Hell
for a mato:
Fly the Old Flag.
"""' resemelje
The western winds come sighing,
And whisper to us of rest;
Hut to keep our colon flying
They do their duty best!
Chorus: •
Ply" the old flag! 'ti a statell rage
Fly the old ilag, whade the matter?
We'll fly the old flag., If It's only a eagt
/1 Shall fly •to the very lea tatter!,
,
'Tis dear to us, and dearer
Than are all the flags that 113r!
And to each ambition nearer -
A Mee that Will not die!
Chorus: .
Canada's hope and glory,
Xs ever among the free
To recount her stainless story
Of peace and liberty!.
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-Wm. W'ye dint th, l'he Globe.
St. Catharines, Ont. ,
Slavenitneesi in Speeek,
1)o not drift into careless habite et
*cede. •Slang, whieb is elovenliness 19
speeeh, as eontemptible a:love/11i- .
neits in deem Many people 'nee Wang
beesinse they are toe lazy to think a
proper fOrins for the expression a
thought, The clothing of our' mind*
certainly ought to 1-.; regarded before
that of our bodies.
(hilt() it Stole,
"X had expected there Weedd be •*
great etiltIrge at Ulm Fawtyfore's Wed-
ding, but It seems to have passed off
quietly."
"Oh, yet, The young man submitted
to tho oporation Withellt" murmur,.
Useful Per Slating.
'A local gentleman recently had taus
to coniplain • about the quitilly of th
coal supplied Co hien, every load 'of the
mineral oontalning about one hundred
weight of atone and slate,
Determined to pet a stop to the bare-
faced swindle, when the next ton of
coal arrived adulterated tee usual, he
said to the Meyer: "Take it hatke
have no inore drom your =Were'
Later the coal Merehatit met his ouse
Meter in. thee street,and asked him
point-blank Why he had lost hie cuse
tone
"Don't worry, you'll get it batk
again," replied the gentleman prompt-
ly, "1 have eontmenced to bulk and as
soon as my bailees are ready for slat -
Ins give you an order."
• te_Aleeaddletot_ehilehdf romance •is,
to the trip by the presence et M-
at Intervals. Their great high.
he lake, leaves no trace of the
es from. their eanoes, but her and
you find olde encampments. or rude
Whieh tell their' tale of warfare.
a hundred Indians are on the tee
,• arid every year they as.semblit
ar Island to, receive their annual
rntnont giant of $4. To reach
some of them paddle 120 miles
require a week to'. go and come.
f one is hired as a guide he asks
or $3 per day in the most unbIush-
anner. As guides .they excel, and
dayns wages they will paddle or
II day, showing the tourist where
51 fish,and genie are to be found,
t year there vvere no hotels be -
the Inn for the accommodation of
, but this year a line riewehotel-
ady Evelyn, vville 93 rooms -will
tly byeelatletedstaalteisa_eighteen.
beyond the inn, giving one a n-
ail -through the prettiest lake In
a, if not In the world. The lake
Is an icleal spot for catnper or tourist,
and the fishing practically unsur-
passed anywhere. "I'he air le cleat' and
• brecing. The day's are warm ated the
•nights pleazahtly pool, 'There is every
kind a fishing to be secerecl, and every
varleeY of big gaine, Canoes. anti boats
tend the best of guides can bp secured
there, and, beet of all, the visitor finds
health and happiness. Re Is fat from
:4y croWd and the worry of eity
e can eat and sleep tie he never
ore and be charmed with scenes
auty wonderful and rare.
ruifepyrel
Isuainese method..• fcirte
. Great numbers of 'atfortunes in ' Over
thle country litive been and are being 'serve
'built up on the yery ignorance of the' at Be
• Meanies in regard to business Methods.
-The sehemers bank On it 'that it is there
(love
easy to ftw4ndle people who do not
and
know how to protect their propeety,
32.00
They thrive on the ignorance of their .tag.e.0
° fellows, They know' thei a shrewd ad- for a
yertisement, 3 ' curiniagly worded cir- raw a
eular, a hypnotic appeal, will hring the be
the hard earnings of these unsuipecte . Las
Ing people •out oneldllig places late yond•
their own coffers. guests
Jed • . the L
bee.rea
Cm"11111 In': sa ds
the) MI
life II
did -bet
of a be
These ohs Care all disown's and do -
orders aria)* trent Weak heart, worn oat
I nerving er watery blood, much as Palpita-
tion* Skip Beate, Throbbing, StaotherIng,
Dizzlneas, Witak or Paint Spells, Anasido,
. Nerteellinells, Steeples:mese, Drain Falb. .
(knave,' Debility andLtiek of vitality.,
They are a true hart tonle* nerve Neil
sn ood oarloher, building up eat
renewing oil tho worn Out and winded
tisenee of the body and restoring paellas
health, Prier no, ifi hot, Or II too dLfA,
at ollidruggista.
COOICS Cotton ROOCComPoila
Tim greet Moline Tonic, and
only- safe offeetual Monthly
Regulatormi Whiehettenen tan
depend, Sold in throe dtreee
of etre:nett- No. 1, $1; o. 'd•
10 ilegreee etronger 33; o. 3,
for spootal eases, per but.
leolt1 n all dru sts, or tient
renal on reap pt of price.
rreepampniet. Aadresse TNI
COoKidtotoont00,,TOIONTO,o1g. (fortattP1W4s40)
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Robert Fleining, teller in the Dank'
of Montreal, St. John, B., has bad
MO pieces .of glass removed from his
eye,which was blared nearly a month
ago by the breaking of an incandescent
globe near his. desk, His physician
ycuo es or the count, and sa,ys the
case is without pe,ritlel In medical 1,1., -
tory. The sight of the organ will be
it=1
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A Vegetarian Luncheon. .
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The luncheon menu here given was
Served recently at the Teehrtical School,
Toronto, by one of the students, who,
marketed, planned, prepered, and serV•
ed, we'll assistance from certain of her'
fellow -students. 11 13 eetimeted to eost
15 cents a head. IIere 11 Is: •
• Salt”fl Almonds, lladiehtee °Reese
-Leniil and Tamale, Soup, Cremona...
Baked Beane, Stinted Potatoes,
Graham Gems, '
Spinach on Tenet. ,
Crean). Cheese 1101 Nut iSalad,
May,mintise. -
.1.thuleatei Icoe Sponge Cake,
Coffee.
• ME YOU MAK910 $2.003.22 A
MAR?.
It is being dene with our goods,
; Sark Is pkasatit, perthanent and. profitable.
. keels used in every house, every day, Ne fake,
,tul so need to treate the demand • ,
reputable business. You On start without a cont
of capital. Write to dey. 0.1neesnete &Co.,
Ativertige 31 the %Ely
Wholesale Teas, mid Coffees, Loudon, Met
_14.4.410
dIDIU
OD
tine. ,
Steameredeave Hamilton 4.30 a.m.
Toronto at 4,30 p. en. Tuesdays an
Thursdays, and, Saturdays; for BOY
of Quinte porta, 1000 Islands,
Montreal, and Intermediate point
TORONTO aid MONTREAL UNE.
• Commencing June 2,,8tearelers leav
Toronto BA p.m. ',Daily eiccept Sun
days, frona Jelly Ist. Daily for Rocha.
ester, 1000 Islands, Rapida_, St.
Lawrence. Montreal and Inte
mediate points,
For tiekets apply to R. R. agents, o
write to H. FOSTER .C.1:1APFEE,
Western PassengeriAgent. -Toronto
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OW 'ABOUT YOUR
WALL PAPER?
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Nothing adds so much to the decora-
tion of a'house its good.W6,11. Paper, 1
an in a position to shoW you the yery
abgesetutainodr tchheolcest patterns, as I ant
Et.npire Wall Paper Co.,
of Toronto.
The samples for 1008 are entirely
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new. Prices run from de it roll to 3e,
with borders at same price. Every
oil Of paper guaranteed to contain 8
ards, Samples gladly, shown to in.
ending purchasers, at any time.
GEORGE. POTTS,
BotteeeDecoreftor and Paper Efanger,
or. Queen and Princess St., Clinton
irindesol wine
Now that harvest is nearlY
here you will be needing Bin-
der Twine, we can supply you.
Baled Hay
JAS. A. FORD,
SEED MERCHANT
CLINTON.
toitaiall
..41.L. . is. .
Fruit Season
is here.
, You vvill be wanting
Sugar, call in and get our
prices.
A ICW
Homer sets
left, just think of getting
a whole set of 97 pieces
for $5?oo.
.48,0..fieaton
The People's Qrocer.
Phone •
fee
404.
'CALL AND. EXAMINE
Our stock of high art Piano § of late
case designs, and containing fine
• actions purchasable for money. S
our very latest styles •of swee
toned. organs, at low prices, %ate
ments rented, tuned or repaire
Gramophones and ?ramie in va,mety'
C. HOARE'S`
MUSIC . EMPORIUM .
creen ed
061 it
EclusiVe sale for D. L
W. .Scranton .Coal. Orders
Harland .13ros.. tfardware for
left and' money' received •at
all kinds of Coal 6;
'I, • A. HAMILTON'
COAL DEAT.031
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BARTLIFF'S'
RE§TAURANT
Subscriber ,having • moved
his Restaurant to. • t4e • store
recently ddciipied by: F. W..;
Watts; 'will be glad to Meet ;
his old custorners,and as mar,
new ones as may . favor hirn
with their patronage. ,
avini also bought out 'the
Xing 'Bakery?: he will supply
the _public. vvitb first - class
Bread and Cakes. •
BREAD 'DELIVERED AS
FORMERLY
1-1 BARTUFF
SMITH'S
Wall Paper Store
Are yon, one of the crOWd to the Bus
• Stote P. Everybody is now talking
of the beautiful designs of
P,Jet 1;0
we have in stook, andierices to suit th
purchaser. • We also carry a stock o
Window Shades, Curtair .
Poles, Cottage Rods,
Rooth' Mouldings,
Floor and Furniture Var-
• "- nisi', etc.,
of an descriptions, which ate sold at
• prices never known before to the
. public.
Painting and Paper Hanging done.--'
Estimates furnished on yob vvork.
Smith's Wall Paper Store
--CLINTON-_
N.B.-lign Painting done. All Pape
trimmed PREP,.
The 1414RIVIO1JIt School
rdph y,,
And General Training fel'
Railway Servi0e.'
The now methea of inettuetion adapted: by
is sehoel has peeved a great sueeees.
ettpila grednate in the slimiest poseitgriTir
erefere at the least expenste,
glindolenent previdell itt onee. Write for
se pamphlet will giVe full infotniatten*
Scheel room in Gordon Mock, etipeette Poe
Mee, the neat desirable locatiott In the ear
eepection of elitssee et work eordielly ini;ited
OREM LA11,1110t111, Stratford, Ott
Principal /tad' Instruotor, 'formerly
A District Superintend(4
ent .T.
AprinOth 00.07.
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