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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-09-28, Page 81
Sept, 28, 1908
THE MANTON NSW SBA
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'OLD LONDON FOR A YEAR 1
. . ale •f Three n 1170ett Not ttainen the Soirite
RAIN IN PARIS.
reeaeltatatii.
IBTUPIENBOUB PACTS CONNECTED ThugsAlways Cause
WITH THE 141TROFOLI8. Alatite...42r.erna "Se
Attliteing mow* About Life in
leendon,Greeter 4oridon Has Over
4! 7,000,000 Population - 11,341 Motor'
Care Are Registered---Gigantig Post
Big IS a ReMarkable Peati,tre."-ePas.
C simpers on Railways.
It requires a closely printed voleme
Of more than 500 pages to tell the as.
(Snaking life of London le figures.
This volume was =apnea by Mr.
!Win Harper, etatistical officer of tie!
Um:Ion County Council,
It tells everything that can be t •Id
statistics a the administeative..C`ounV
of London, and the public Netviile car
ried on therein during the mat yeae
The County of London embracee
area of 75,442 acres; it has a popula
tion of more than 4 1-2 millions; es
Parliamentary electors number 621.1a',
wed its borough electors 715.751. Gr 'a' -
or London has a population of fal2,5110.
The vital statistics for the &tante
gives the following yearly .return of
marriages, births, and deaths:
Marriages, 39,686; itat0 pa. 1.000, 17,
- 129,335; rate per 1,000, 27.9.
Deaths, 74,990; rate per 1,000, 16.9.
Infant mortality is reeponeaa. f e
considerable part of ,the .theithat late.
the deaths under .one year of age le
the coarse of a single year being 18,
800. .
Millions of Passengers.
In regard to the passenger traffic' in
Greater London the figures are stupen-
dous. The following table shows the'
statistics for 1904:
Passengors •
Mode of Conveyance. Carried.
Railway 298.634,750
Tramway 403,731.SSe
Omnibus .288,960,214
Total 1 021,335,844
But even these figures aro Inc )mplete,
ita the omnibus returns include those
of only two principal companies, while
the railway figures are also incomplete.
' 'Pile number of journeys per head of the
POPUlatI011 is probably more than 200.
London's post bag is thus described
, in figures:
-' 'Letters
,Post ca s
Book packets and circulat s
Newspapers
Letters registered
Parcels
!Parcels registered
Express delivery services... 916,744
Telegrams handed in 28,364,000
The figures he the first five lines ae-
tply to deliveries only.
People Employed.
The total number of persons employ-
ed in the London postal service is 46,-
216, of whom 38,659 are males and 7,-
657 females.
The number and tonnage of vessels
entered at, and cleared from, the port
of London during 1904 were as fol-
lows:
•
797 200,000
6fi,6.00.009. .
. 83,200,000
England about the time Of the refor-
• 33
6.472,000 ,700,000
Illation by seine Italians, who gave it
17,391,000. the name "celeri."
291,215
ECEUNIATISAI
DO you know the system Tide itself
of witste matter through boweland
kidneys ? Yes, but by the stein as well.
As a matter of fact, the skin ride the
system of mere urea than the kidney/id°
If the skin, Or hoWele Or kidneys are
unizealthy-e-they Won't &row off enough
urea,
The ttrea is changed into uric
acid'-eareled by the blood to joints and
nerves -ceasing Rbeuniatiem.
One never inherits Itheu,-
.
matism. One does inherit
•rt.
weak kidneys, irregular"
bowels and bad skin action.
0,5 "FRUIT LIM iSairref,
peeieeeely, cure Itheleitatistu because
they increase the eliminating action
of skin, kidneys,and bowele-and make
"these three organs so vigorous and
healthy that there ean hem/ urea orwaste
retained in the system to poison the
blood and irritate the nerves, •
PRIIIT-A-TIVBS are fruit juices,
combined with tonics -the whole forming
the most effective cure for Rlaeuinatisto,
sees box �r 6 boxes for $2.0. Sent
on receipt of price if your druggist does
• not handle them.
Flurvit-TrirmLIM1TE errAwA.
Thrashing maehite go back to 1756,
A< Oermen artisan, Aohlfield, designed
one in that year. In 1786 Andrew
Meikle, a Scotch mechanic, produced
one so perfect that despite nearly a
century of improvementit is today in
all essentials the same as the original.
Celery is the ctiltivated Variety of"
the English weed smallage: It was
introduced into -kitchen gardens in
Numbea Tonnage.
En tercel 97,098 17,073,852
Cleared 27,471 16,251,47.4
The tradeof the Port of London is
valued at:
Export s E 57,780,400
Imports 17,802,613
The exports showed a decrease ef
.2 1.827,309 on the previous year, and
the imports an increase of 25,258. .
Facts In Brief.
Telephone public call offices number
8,135. •
11.341 motor -cars were registered in
19(4-5,
yearly population. of London
pre eie
Is 59,464.
, The length of sub -ways under streets
fer ;ht' reception ef pipes is •11,945
yards.
•Road improvements during the year
cost the London County Council R5,-
405.972.
More than -52,000 taticlek were left'
In public carriages by forgetful pesetagers.
There are 2,158 miles of streets In
'the 'county -Jam' Lliey are Lied
a net cost f 2 2,109,240,
The names of 167 streets were abol-
ished, sixty new streets were mailed,
and. ninety-three streets renamed.
The net annual cost of the London
Pollee Is E1,535,558. The total cost for
England and Wales is 2 4,321,132.
The council spends 2 1,628,262 eVeZrY
yea:- in maintaining its parks and open
space. which are 4,945 .acres in exterit.
Inquests to the number of 7,391'
were held. •The expenditure on them
was E30.111 -an average of about 24
per inquest.
imp ,v ales t street in London is Pie-
cadale, wh`ch at one point is 136 feet
wide, ef which the roadway takes. till
106 feet.
The number of public carriages 11.
censed by the Metropolitan Police is
1C.279. The drivers and concluders
number 31,912.
There are 8,884 public houses in the
metropolitan area. The number .of ape
prehenslons for drunkenness during
the year was 60,899.
The authorized area of supply of the
Metropolitan Water Board is 537
square miles. The total volume stip-
plied during the year • was 80,201,619
theusand gallons. .
The British Museum has more Visi-
tors than any other mueettre, the total
for the year. being 954,551. The Vic- -
toria and Albert Museum is next in
(popularity, the yearly number of rid -
tors being 848,969.
Only Way to Get Out.
° ‚Mr. Chamberlain was once deliver -
4t e a rousing speech In Birrninghturtte
an audience so tightly packed together
that no one could possibly get in or
out. Suddenly in the *middle of the hall
arose a scowling man. "What did Mr.
Gladstone say in 1872r he howled.
"Turn him out" shouted the auclieeice.
'Three men hurled. the Interrupter a feW
yards, and others hustled him Into the
street. A triend who had bean at the
meeting came to him later in the day.
"What did Mr. Gladstone say le 18/2?"
asked the friend. "I don't know," eald
the man. "f haven't it notion. Only rd,
got a terrible toothache and c,Ouldn't,
butt my way through the orowd, iso the)
only thing to do was to get tlaraoren
t."--tLondOat Globe.
117oocl'tittophocIl
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The Greett Ataisler Aetna
a
Tents and invigorates the vVhe t
nervous system, Makes nes
Blood in ced veins. Cures Nerd
ituet Debility,"IMented and Praia Worry,
pondeney, salad Weetkuess, lemissitnts, Sp
riettorrheete, and Effeeta Of Abuse or Ifxceueji
Prezio ti per box, defer $5. One Will Pleato,:l
will euro. Sold by all deuggiate or manta
Ti pkg. on reedit of prieee• NeW panty
',Wiled fre_e• 'raw wow Moaloloo ao.
vormeriu Wittdiwr) IbrOhtet Onfle
To Keep Books From Mold.
*A few drops of any perfumed oil .will
re f •
6eCU libra I eS 0 in the c.onsiuning
,effecte Of moldiness and drain), -Rua.
Sian leather, which is. perfumed with
• the Odor of the birch tan, never gets
moldy, . and merchants • suffer large
bales of this article to Ile in 'The docks
in the inost careless. Manner, knowing• '
that iteahnot sustain .any injury Preen
damp,'
••
Barley. •
Barley ripens, to perfection on the
sides of the "eimairten Mountains. up
to 12,000 Toot ithove sea level. There
is no Other place in the World where it
matures at a. &eater height than. 0,060
•To liana Ov.ea the. cortle. •
"TO hail] over the doals," .recalls the
former legal. custom: of trial by fire,
the accused es,alking bardfoot over,
bed of glowing coals, mid Ids- inno-
cence or guilt. Was.tiedneed from the
condition Of his feet Atter it Certain
number Of days elapsed. T
.
The Pailea.n?s Po -Irma. •
The pelican 'e pouch is its game bag:.
It stores the fish' ie. the Pouch and,
When it has' captured enough, goes to
land and. deveurs, Own at its leisnre.
•
Heat Of the Sun.
' talculatedethat only a fiVO tlioti-
sand-millienthpart of the heat emitted
ebye-thee--eun Is - an ughteehythe_Leare_
whose coal supply power ie rehttively
so infinitesimal that if 'every bit of
coal in the 'world were cast into one
great bonfire and instantipaeonsly burn-
• ed. it would not generate as inuch heat
as the sun produces each tenth' of a
second.
The Violet' Snell:
,sTbe sole #geet raw beeras to novo
' buf,y.teuk ff.4414.._ tt bring ur jp_
hilgThifiremlar 'fry ZilTW-Ivis ' .1*1 it a i',% i` rile,
Menai Il plot!" ("Ait, It rithisr)
And Molt/deer, dressed with tiertiPtilorls
1 *are, ready to sally forth, does not stop
for an umbrella, Probably, but Stelet
Out jatillthy lute the street and makes
P., Rer,4_20210,/ 0.0l1ttli ou Thg!
weather than "11 ne fait pas beau ee
MOW," ("It Is not fine title morning."• )
Thie is the French point of v!ew.
DifiC(KatOrt Or apir, sore, is for thee;
only tho WOOL -fife oF7s7nnething desee
able, teed so they keep their minds cei
• what le Pleasing, naming It to tlellte.
the absence of it La petite Uelene wiz.:
her little brother Henri, who go to
sehooi in the neighborlaood, trot elone
•in the rain, the bonne at their Levis
miming • tbeir school bags. Item.;
Wears a' eapilehon, a cape with the
hood Omit up over his head. Theo.....
holds over her head it minus:cule ere-
brelia, wbieh she tilts in stuFh fasitiol
as to make the most *of the rain, lee
rebuked by any threat of somethie •
awful to result if a drop of T:11'w.'
falls on them, bleb vhileren (le; .
, aleng in the wet, letting the dro;i4 1 ei
on their upturned faces, rule latie• :
in glee as if ' the rain wee° ;thee e •
playfellow. Even hie royal Itiolet.
the baby does not Miss libetuieu ee e• I
eating on tiecouut of the *ewe ee
Kenn, the nurse, will shorten 1w e .ee, t
ribbon streamers of the. white t ap * e
wears, and she pins up her drees 1 e e '-
cape the Muddy streets. Le behe 1'- -
self. is resplendent in the levee i; el
'feathers which are an inseparaitta f a
ture 'ot the magnificent devotion whe e -
the French bestow upon an intenit; ;• '
is snugly tucked in his goeart, the les .:
Is raised if it is a heavy dowinik..... • ..•
• anything less is thought to be got.:I
him -and off he awe,
•STRENGTH OF CHARACTOL.
It Combines Pewee of Wilt nee
Power of Self lieetraint.
Strength of character consists of .tee
things -power of Will and power et e
.restraint. It requires. two thiugs; tate,
fore, 'for its existenceetropg feeliee
and strong etniunglid over taeiu.
-'1aIa hare wernakea mem mieta Ize<
mistake strong- feelings for .Ntr:.:•e
character. -
A, 'man who bears all before linnet •
fore whose. frown domestics' tie af
and the children quake. 'bee' etre le,
hes .his Will kbeyeti and his OW11 Ir..,"
in all things, •we call it strong, men.
, The -truth is. bele a \eel* man. It le
•• Ws passions that are etteoug. .11e, fil
• is ma.stered by theinis weak.
You mast measure the strength of t•
man by theepower ot the *feelings he
subdues; not by the peewee ,of thee.
'which subdue, leine,tied bee ce (eel,
,Posuke is often. the reeult of etrength..
nici we never, • see a:. Map 1t(( 'u r
.fiegrent Insult. Only, growiug a It
pale` and then reply quietly? This: lS
• Man spiritually .stroug.• •• '
Or did We never see g' Man bearing- e
hopeless,, daily trinl eam iii silent eh.:
never tell the world what Cankered 1.
borne peaee? That Is. strength.
• He who, ' keenly sem iti re, with me ea
Tatvers of indignation, in him, calk •Ie,
provoked and yet restrain hiinself an,i
forgive -11e is the strew; man...the spir.
iteftl hero.
• Petted With Epithets.
, Sir. 'Wilfrid Lawson, 'the most '
mous teineeranee advocate le Kaglitna; •
es'as :the taeget of the Pent k'el. • w:te.
Dueleg his, Pist ecen1paign fee parlia•.
'Mont ;Sir Wilfrid was greeted. as
eregrheiting 011ie handle," "au tild
eraeked teepee" -"a confiscatory itioll!;-
• coddl" washed• but water party,"
ett <pop.. bottle puthp• orator," • 'et:lee
apostle of Slope," "a mantilla mOunte..
bank"' and • "tt." buffoOn." • Tile, -
e Atha Was so often hurled Ut Sir
WI,Ifritl that he remarked it reminded
111111 o "Selah" in the Psalms. IIie
.lut trod. of war 'and 'nth led to an,
gain) bas: frequently been i•e,
peeted. . 'The country," he said, 'Is
• governed : by :two heathen delileS'-
• .Bacchns and 'Mors, or, in Other words,
by the ged- of bettleS and. the god of
• 'battles."
The violet snail, „very* coMmon-in "
Painting mat brossing.
a'Sir Frederick Leighton once supple-
mented Werde of Advice and einem-
agement to astruggling young artist
• ty liauding halt an envelope containing
4 cheek for elle% V.vIth the remark,.
etele (MY', my friend, I de net doubt
that Yen 'will .1,1! able' to dreve •even.
Weer than this." .This reminds' eneee
the anecdtit0 told 'of the visit of old
Joecell Gillett, the pen man, to Turner.
"1 have Nene to eWan some of my plc-.
lures • for yours," be 'sake "What do
you -mean?" • exelahned Turner, "you
don't paint:" "NO, I doe't, but I draw,"
eget el Mott, 'unfolding a roll of .Bank
of England notes, "and here are some
II13r pictures." •
Burope and in some parts of .this coma,
' try, has the, curious property •ot being
able to inflate its body with Air. and
thus become a true air raft, •
a The Tailor nerd.
The tailor bird takes itg name from
Its bebitef sewing together two leaves
ifl orcler. to make a pocket, in which it
• plaeee its nest. Its thread is a veg-
etable fiber; though le will in prefer-
ence use a str1ng, thread or cord If
suele can be found
AB$OILTE
SEC RITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Lira Pills.
Mutat Boar Signature of
4612;2e
Sao Pao -Simile Wrapper Below. •
Vogt gaiaa4 ieetari emir
tasogo
as isogar4
reittrittotest.
CARTERS rOlt ainiNat
FMI, VIRP111.1.111E11.
FOR CONSTIPATION
FOH SALLOW:SKIN.
NH MEC INIPLEMOS
Nuanaint tame 7
Vegetable.
11141,1
04.1001c 1,15AP40,Hes,
Mutual 8ntisinetion.,
• "Whet's this 7 hear about the
or pinmb-
a the Paper hauger in -the next
Noce? nave they been.' trading
Lutuseee" • • . .
• "Not exately, They did a let of
• work for each other and each bad to
take the other's house forhis pay."
ro ibompromise.
• A • young woman called <At a home
where it maid Was wanted: She asked
the mistress. of the house if they luid
tiny children, to which she. replietl that
they had five. • "Then I can't work for -
you," said the girl. "Oh, do Stay,"
said the woman. "We will kill the
children!" •
If a mhrt lifts his board fence painted
White it thimediately suggests to the
hey a piece of chareoal; 1(1 Week, a
piece of chalk.
lion. S. P. Whitney- SOS that if the
report Of the l'ext, book Conumssion
as to the cost and character Of he
school books showed that it would be
advisable for the Government to take
action in the sehoA book matter, the
Government :would do so, just what
form of action the Government might
take was not dIselosed by the Premier.
rbrOai COUghS
Ockling in the thrziti
hoosenakittithai4(.1e4
breath irritates it;—thess
are features of a throat
cough. They're very de-
ceptive and *cough mix-
ture won't cure them.
You want something that
will heal the inflamed
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
opt= .•. .*.
Scott's Emulsion
is lust such a remedy.
it as wonderful healing
• and nourishing power• .
Removes the's cause of
the cough is
the whole
system s given new
strength and vigor.
. sue.frfr. A.;•fr# •
',SCOTT & BOFNE, Cho**
Tomato, Oil1. •
• Joe. tod Atto. 411 &vein
FYVt E CASTLE.
Grand Old Place In Aberdeenshire on
the River Ythan Which Dates Back
• to the Fourteenth Century.
Farvie Castle, where the King and
• Queen of Spain have been staying with
Lord Leith and his wire, is a grand old
*Place in Aberdeenshire. Situitted on
the left bank of the .RiveiaaFthan, It
rises -a 'noble -pile,: with Its mass
towers and taerete, its sharp gables,
Pointed roofs,. and cammied dormer
• Windows frian an extensive natural
• plato, surrounded by beautiful wood-
lands. ••• •
Dating 'Pram the fourteenth tentury
It has been added to and Improved by
• Its respectiVe Owners (hieing these 500s'
• odd years, and. its...otastendleg arch!.
• teCtural .features are the five .towers,
all in harthany With -the-origiftal'de--
• signs that mark the different owner-
ships in. eoenection with which they
are named. Thus the oldest. tower is
kteavn- as the Preston,' and- wai."; beat
• by Sir Henry Preston, ,to Whom King
Robert RI. of Scotland assigned Fyvie
.for the redemption of Sir Robert Per-
.cy, brother of Hntspur, and taken pris-
oner bynim at Otterbarne. The Salon
towee, built that mesn'ber of. the
house of Setou who was the friend and
'chancellor *.of King James Inais re-
markable for a wenderful -stone stall: -
base, whieb revolves corkscrew fashion
.arouod'a mits'slye :pillar, the ascent be.:-
ing so easy that a horse can be ridden
up the steps Inthe tnp.without a sturn,
'bre. ' The ettstle* ciccupies. the site and
isbullt -upon the fount-lade:1S of an old-.
-er one whieli Robert the Bruce used es
a.huetieg seat, and wffich.King Edward
L. visited. ' . •
All sorts of old Scotch, leg.ends 'clue,
ter round the place,. and 'the touching
tale -of the trumpeter *of Fyvle's love for
Tifty's Annie, has it morethan national
reputation. Indeed, behind the Preston
tower is an ancient atone figtiere repro..
.senting Audrew Lammie,, the trunine-
.ter, hie:elms his trumpet towaeds thea
horne .of his. eweetbeart, Annie, mil ttie
parents. the. Tiftye, deemed the daugh-
ter Of rich-Milters ince themselves mueh
toe goodfor it buteible Invelciare fate
Andrew 'and. rothlesslar withheld their..
Consent to the • mairiege•
;Theta too, .11. •aila thatat pictures
• que curse aeSte tip'n the castle, Are -
posed 'upon 'It he. that aeaster of etagie
and ,siiells, Timitias *the lallyntea Ace
cordieg to this euise,• the ownertaiin Of
• Pyyle -Castle never will pass lame fath-
• er to. on until the 'thira three stones,
known as the 7"weepingestonea'ais re-
boverea: One of the stones is built into
the castle_ walls: • Another' is 'tine of the.
most treasurrd possession: of Lord
Leith, whileahe third.'hicbJs I111:58111g•
• is currently believed to belying at the
bottom of a deep lake on the -Fivie
estate,
• Thtm stipersation in connection with
Pyvie Castle was vividly..recalled "10
mind at. the time of the death ;daring
the -Boer wee of Lord Leith's American
born eon, Peecy."..Not. but what. • his
perente ware .prepared for their • be-
reaVereent. For fully tweety7four hoer
before the' receipt Of the deSpatehee
from South. Africa.. voritaltfing the aad
neses, people at Farvie Castle had been
troubled by the appearance of the
"Green Ladle," -*who for the last •500
years has Invariably slaewn atereelf
whenever 'oily. calamity, was about to
overtake the owners of the.place.
•*The importance Of "this story con-
necting the death of. young Percy
leerbee-Leith with the legend concern-
ing the "weeping stones" of 10yvie Cas..
tle lies in the feet that it tends to Ms.
prove the belief that the change of the.
ownership of an ancient c(iStle-or Man.
Mon burdened with serrie old time curse'
in Fine *ay ditninisheS the beneeul ef-
fects of the latter.•
PITIFIA. N8. TRAGEDY, •
Seery Pickers ,Upset From Old Omit
and Only One fa. Saved.
•e White geed,. N.$., Sept ee;te•--A
. eeeweing accident ,occurred at port
• ne.t: 3?e-saii'daY1- ty. Ittilic4 ET? 791114
people lost thefr ileese-Mintile, aged.'
, 16; John, aged 11, and Maggie, aged 9,.
children of Frank Ronson), postmaster,
Of Rest • Port Felix- Accorepanied by
their three conelne Clara,. aged 18;
Ma,ggie, aged 14, and Martin, af°.,ed 124
children of Joseph King, PortFelix,
they left their twines yesterday morn,
Ing to pick blueberries, and- about six
miles beck of Port Felix they attempt,
ed to cross it lake Iti an old, leaky, flat-
b.ottomed boat.
They siteceeded in .reaching o emelt
island lu .the lake by going two at it
time in the boat, but on returning the
.51X got ire and when about two-thirds
of the way fternse the boat filled and
turn ed but tom Up.
Mint& Fougere caught :the boatand
mailoged to eaddle ashore, and was the
lee): servister of party of six.
• Seven Die In Exptosien,
Mentatiteen, Manta, Sept...a-el-fight-
illtee eve:ea:ay expaeLal the Pawdal
triagazine at• the ferts hely, Seven Per
seals were killed tirei many injured.
Aground In the Paoific.
Midstay Nand. North Thieitic Ovesn,
• S 'pt. f Pa•Ific mail steamship
etereed:14, •11 ship - of ale "artira.
• ehulea, h 11771:141.2a1 on RIthratk..-'itejr,•
Tho laane a:lateral, her'
paseeneere ere het eeelkei eafele. TIie.
weeteer en» ami th s n mooth.
Eleveta Smaaks Lost. • .
• st..don
lin"s. ii., Sept. ; ,-The Geve
ertiment yesteraaa despatched • the
aataaae. •aieret lel aeoefea ate and othvt.
supplies. for. the.fiallermen Ivho . were
: vhipwreeked in the Straits of Belle tele
(Ittrina 111ghtat gale and later
sought teMporary refuge with; the keep-
er of .tbe lighthouse on Belle Isle,
,In ..ail *eleven fish -Ina vessel's „retura-
'frig here • from Labetecor with thesea.-
son's catch, were driven aellore'^and' the
leW men, women and children _aboard
barely. escaped' with their •lives. . The
smacks • withtheir cargoes are. total -
losses' "
•
• , •1110 Reason,
Edna -Why did you break off your
engagement with Clara?
Edward-Beet:tug° her parrot was al-
ways saying,. "Stop that, Fred." .
Edna -But what differente does that
•.make? our engagement. was . not a
secret, ' •
Edward -And my name was not
- Fred. -Boston lierald.
Area combination of the active Pritsgres of
the Meet 'valuable vegetable reniedies or die -
aloes auddisordere of the Liver, Stomach and
newels.
Lek Headatihe, Jitundloa, Ifearte
buiet,Csatterieh of thoititometeh,Disale
Wes, 'Satchel* and Pimples,
BILIOUSNESS
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byispapalit, Sourtettonaaoh,,NiVtatots
• Brash, Lived* Complaint, SaLloW
Mitddy Otempleadon,
Sweeten the breath ani clear ewer sit Waste
and poisonoue matter froth the sytitetn.
Price 95o. a bottle or 6 for et.00. All dealer*
0 Tau T, Aftutuatt Co., Limited, Toronto,
wok
Model Trio.
Small Boy •(entering studio -Say,
mister, do you need a model? I'm a
bird at eosin':
Artist -Sorry, but I don'e paint birds:
•enly flowers and fruits.
• Small Boy -Then ' I'll send my twiti
sisters around: One's it daisy aud the
other's a peach. -New Orleans Times-
Elemperat.
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Heart arid Nerve PiiiCe.
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STOP,
AND CONSIDER THE
FACT.
• That in addressing Xrs. Vinkham yea
are conediug your private ilis to a WOhaan
-a woman whose experience With we-
meots diseases covers twenty.five *years.
The, present Mrs, Pinkhana as the
daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Einkham and
for rutty years under her direction, id since
her decease, her advice has been, freely given
to sick women:
Many women suffer in silence and drift along from
had to worse, knowing full well that they aught to
have immediate assistance, but a natural modesty
impels them to elerink from exposing themselves to the
questions and probably examinations of even their
family physician. . It is unnecessary. • Without money
or price •yon can consult a woman whose knowledge.
from actual experience is grbat, •
Air& •Pinkhanes Standing Invitation:
• Women suffering from any form of ferattle weak-
ness are invited to promptly communicate 'with
Mrs, Pinkham at Lynn,. Masa.- All letters are
received, opened, .read arid answered by women
only. A. woman cau freely talk of her private
illness to a woman; thus has been established
the eternal confidence between Mrs, Pinkhare
and the women of America which has never
been broken. • Out of the vast volume of
experience which she has to draw from, •
it is more than possible that she has
pined the veryknewledge that willhelp
your case. She asks nothing. in return
except your good -will, and her advice has
relieved thousands. • Surely any woman
my testimonial, that others -may know their
Value and what you have done for me.
.rich or poor, is very foolis.11 if she does
not take advantage of this generous offer
of assistence.-Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co., Lynn, Mass, '
Following:we . publish two letters
from a woman • who accepted this
invitation. Note the result.
First letter.
Dear Mrs. Piekhane:-
. "For eight years I have suffered something
terrihle•every month. The pains are ex,.
cruciating and I can hardly 'stand them.
My doctor says I have a severe female
trouble: and ',must go thebugh an oper-
ation if I want•to get well. I do not want
to ,subrnit to it if .1 can possibly help it.
-Please tell me what to do. 7 hope aou can
eelleve, me." -Mrs. Mary Dimmielt, 59th
end E. Capitol See, Wasbington, D. C. .
Second:letter •
Dear Mrs. Pinkliam • '
"After following carefella ,your advice,
and taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
,Compound, I aza very anxious to send you
• •
"As you 'know, I *rote you that mY
doctor said I must have an operation or I
could not live. I then wrote you, telling
you my ailments, I followed your advice
abd am entirely well. I can walk miles.
without an ache Or a pain, and I owe ray
life to yoe and to Lydia E. Pinleham's Veg-
etable Compound. I wish every suffering
woman would read this testimonial and
realise the value of writing_ to you and
your remedy," -Mrs. Mary Dimmick, 591h
and E. Capitol Street, Washington, D.C.
When a medicine has been euecessful,
in restoring to health go many woniete
whose testimony is so unquestionable;
you cannot well say, without trying it,
"I do not believe it will help me." If
you are ill, don't hesitate to get a bottle
of Lydia E. Piekhamte Vegetable Come
pound at once, and. write Mrs, Pinkharn,
Lynn,. Mass., for special advice -it is free
and.alWays helpful. • t
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Are a speeifle for all diseases an te
• orders araing from .e ren•down condi-
' Lion bf the heart or nerve eystem, such
al+ Palpitation of .the Beate, Nervcies
• Prostration, Nervousness, Sleepless-
ne.s, Faint and Mau Spells, Brain Fag, .
etc. They ate especially beneficial to
Women troublea with irregular neap
on
. Price 50 Cents per box, or 8 for $1,26,
•• Alt dealers, or '
Tua T. etrusurav Co., Lzurren.
Toronte,Ont,
Vigonsie
.• The Great Frotteh Vitali:or
BEFORT AFTTR
Isatuade eurce Debility teeltaelemes result-
ing from indiscretions or
11054 mei latest routely knowe for eli diseatee
tine fellow es R 1.111)15)..; 1,1,';') or
Itemory, Vaiiii; is the 884, Ditonesi
Vrosatart• (al Aga mei •many ut.11c-:
tliat' 'lead to 1,173,s:cal. Il'eirikatot.s., insanit' ;tad
, smve. 412.1t091Iy
mint a pr,...,•;.5 rm. ee2e
Rive etele;Cesiti CO3 'Strtitior4:4, 0 et.
ELLIOTT'
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TORONTO, ONT.,
• During July we had -fifty times at
Many calls for office help as we hal
graduates going out, and during Aug
oat 07 tithes as many, Write for cattle.
ogueee Commence now. • •
• W. J. ELLIOTZ Prin
nerner eflrecite and mexander ets
Court of Revision.
Notice le hereby given that a Court will
be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters*
titit Act. by Bee tionor the Judge of the
County Court Of the County of Huron, at
the TOWN SALL,OLINTON, on 14.0 1.•
day, Oat. 8th, 19h, at 10 o'clook a, in. to
hear and determine the several complaints
of ertors and omissions in the Voters'
• List of the Municipality of alititon for
1000. All persons having btutillete at the
Oottrt are requested to attehd at the said
time and plebe.
• Dated at Clinton, the 21et day of Sep .
I000.
1).L. MA01'11E118014.
Clerk,
Flave you. arrived at the
fork in the read of life? Are
.
you Puzzled because you do.
not know whioh path leads
,.to success?
XO doubt you have looked through
the office WilelelQW .of Some great concern efrio
and have seen the managerin his chair it Asti
-7-looked: Comfortable, didn't he? .
You have wished to fill the same position
—some day. That's where a Bisindss.College
education coniesin. Butin selecting acollege;
first see that you aro right—then go ahead.
Our fiee booklet tells all about plans, systems, charges,
pesitiens after graduating, etc. Write for it e -
School term:- September till June, inclusive.,
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
J. W. WESTERVELT, •Y.M.C.A. BLDG,,
Principal.
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• •London.
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SINFUL HABITS IN YOUTH
MAKE NERVOUS, WEAK, DISEASED MEN.
THE RESULT otaguorance and folly In youth, overexertion ot mind and body
induced•by lust and ex ensure are coustautly wrecking thelives
and future bappluese of thousands of promising young, wee. Some fade atm wither
at an early age, 04 41114 blossom 'of manhood, while °there are forced to drarout a
• weary,fruitiess and melancholy existendo. Othen reach ntatra
men)* but find och solace or comfort theta. The Victims are found
10:411 ststionft of life—the farm, the office, the workshop, the
milpitathe trades and tub professions. Nervous Debility told Ursine!
Maisons are guaraitteed cured by our New Botha treatment ot No
Pay, Yee tun no risk 2.5 years in Detroit. Bank security.
cURE0 WHO ALL ELSE FAILED, No dames trasd without writhes °content.
"I am 33 eears of age aud married. Whett youtirt r led a gay
life. Earle ifidlectetions toad later teeesseentadetrouble for me.
1 became weak and Ilea/owl. My kidneys becaine affected and I
feared Bright's Disease. Married Life was uusatisfactory and
‘, trly home unhappy. I tried everathIng-all failed till I took
treatmetit from Ora .Iretinedy at Keegan. Their. New Method
built me tip mentally, phyeically attd sexeally. I feel aad act
like a man In every respect. They treated tee tax you% ARV. They are honest,
skilful stud respotsible abandon'', so why patroulge Quacka and Pekin 'when you
can be cured by reliable doctors," -W. A. Belton.
CORES ROIRAIITEED OR NO M. CONUNIONI FrIg-BOOkS F100-00081100 Oink RN !Of ROM MU,
Drs. Kennedy 4S Kergan,14Detrolbyit, Nick
S SheSired,
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Wanted..
A reliable resident agent for (Minh% and
vicinity for rail and Winter 'Menthe, to
stli Pettit Trees, Sietall Fruit Beehee,
Ornernental Thee, Flowering Shrubs, Mo. t
All supplies furniehed free. Terms liber..
el. We consider thie agenoy one of the
best on our tint and good money ma be
made out of it. Agents will have over 600
acres ofettele,a stock to draw upon. eveie -
thing We satiate gueranteed. di.PPlet for
full particulate, in writing or person, to j
1'ALI1A111 trilltStRY CO ,
Oooderharn 13!tilding, Toronto, Ont,
COAL
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Lit tie drops of water .
Freezing (111 the walk,
id ekes the man who stet s thereon
tudulge in naughty thlk.
Many freezing mornings,
• ;Wine, ehills- hewnee,
;Net let us fill yone coel Mee.
And then yon need not se ear.
SeRWON COAL
131ST TO EH HAI).
A; HAMILTON,
COAL DEALER
mder iwine
Now .that harvest is -nearly
here.. you will be .fteeding
131n-
cler Twine, we can qupply
Sailed Hay /
JAS. A. FORD,
SMED MERCIIANT`
CLINTON.
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