HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-10-19, Page 7Oct. 19, 1900
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eke Wesel et the Tree. seeesseese.
The Caninhoh !IMO, from wbleb thil ONE MEINGINE THAT NAS NEVER FAILED
,greater part Of the camphor of cola.
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Waal le PredUced, is a uative of
Plane, Japan, FOrenoett and. Cachln, • Health Petty Restored and: the Jity of
(Mins, It Is a hardy, long lived tree Life Regained:
and sonletimes Views to a great SIZSL 4
THE CAMPHOR LAUREL., Cr FrTh
It hats evergreenleaves, yellowtail "'Men a cheerful, brave, light-bearted
White flowers In panicles and. is a woman is suddenly plunged into that
"eery ornamental tree, the trunk ran, peffectiort of misery, the ELVES, it is a
Wag up to a height a twenty or Saa picture. It is usually this way :
thIrty feet befh
ore brancIng
OW Is very nsuels like a Meek cue. , The She has been feeling "out of aorta"
A HILLTOP BAPTISM
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Strange Religious Ceremony In An Old
• Druid Hanna
A remarkable christening has Teeeete
Ily taken place a remote part et
Deebyishire, Hareorough inthe
western portion of the county, gala to
have 'been. as haunt of the Druids, ana•
alVereiltlY used. both for wership ana
as. a place of burial. •
Porno years ago a number of human
tenets, which had been 'compaetle
buried, there In some distant o.entury,
i were unearthed et the summit or this
lotty ridge, whieh conimands a view
over six counties, terminating in. the
Mt,I peak of Snowden, the lartter 'being eas-
In the exteactIon of camphor the ' °I onrYisYtIt's vilth fantastic dolomite crags,
ible on a clear day. The hill
the ehips are put into water in a still1 1
1 sonae of which were, It is supposed,
Wood is first cut into small chips, and
and steamed. The head of the still if; 1
shaped, ;by tbe Druids for ceremonial
purpeses.
filled, with straw, and as the steam A iblg. aloce of lenestone has been
earrles ciff the camphor in vapor it carved info a capacious chair; another
Is deposited in little grains around therock, with a flat top, appearrs to have
straw. been used as an altar, ana an adjacent
The crude camphor is. 'MO heated 1 1 monolith, in which a semich cuter bowl
In a vessel, from which the steetra 1 has been scesoped out, looks like a rude
alloWed to escape through a small font. It. was with water ient rock bofrom this an-
cwls that the cbild - the
aperture. The camphor sublimes in a daughter rf a farmer in the district-
pemitransparent cake -In the man- was lately christened. The little girl,
Ofeeture Of camphor the tree IS nee- . • . three months old, was carried up to this
• iisarlly destroyed, but byy-a rigfdrlaer or Dome time; Ilead has ached and back' wile, bleak spot, accompanied by nu -
Of the• lands in which the tree grows also; has slept.poorly, heenquite nervouSk inerons: :els tives. including, ot coesse
-another/81Kit. p1500 of every and nearly.laVed once or ‘t&vice; bead. tb neeessery _ ndfseher and godmoth-
one that is cut .down. The Wood is 'dizzy, intl,-Ifeail-belt$ Tely fast.; thM4P41."7-7tWill'el•V, j e Wind . howling
'highly valued for carpenter's workthat baring -down feeling, and during her among t'1e. crags, baptisrn was admin •
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periods she is -exceedingly ;despondent.' isterecl he a. lay xectfler.
Camphor was unknown to the isiothing please
s her. Her doctorre
says: The, a no eceord of any similar rats
Greeks and Romans and was first . e%sneer up: you have dyspepsia; you ha.viny la. m celebrate on Hagaorouge
a
brought to Europe by the Arable will be all right soon,". MIS and the c =Miens of this pictur-:
. But she doesn't get . all eight, an esqtte baptism appear to be quite uni-
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steee-e-`
WintliosephineRinville
BROEK, IN HOLLAND. hope vanishes. then come the brooding, ;q
morbid , melan'eholy, eyeriasting BLUES.
It is Said to Be the Cleanesst Timis Don't wait until your :sufferings have At School 1.07 'Years Ago.
In the World: driven you to despatr, with your nerves , The vicar and the seltoolmester
, The cleanest town in the World .is Church itSieshull, England, have' been
said to be Brea, in Holland. It is only ta
a few miles from the capital, and has
been famous for its cleanliness from
time immemorial. It is .also notable on,
account of the fanciful style of its
houses and yards and gardens and
streets.
The people, though only peasants, are
all well to do, and all feel a pride in
-their town. It seems to be the first e dent I cra t k
4-2:tiiNveizicvbrt
business a their lives th keep tlaeir "
tuesriti° fnoreelief.;
houses freshly painted, their gardens in they did not help me.' I was a•dvised to tri more than Ince in • one week an ad -
'five fines*to bd made to his for -
perfect order and their yards and Lydia E. Pinkharres Vegetable Compoutide tiorl of
so I bought a bottle:. arri glad that I didso, mer task for not getting of Wheel he
streets as clean as a new pits. No carts for I 'am well. and strong to -lav and the shall be puntsted. '
all shattered and your eoarage rne but
ound. See what it did' for'. Madame
osephine Rinville, Mastai, Que. She
writes :
• Dear Mrs. Pinkbarn :
"I suffered for four years with female
troubles -inflammation or tue stomach mid
fallopian tubes which caused aneeiolent pain
and often torture, so much sothat I could 2:10t
Walk at times end attend to send:shy duties.
'f s misery to me. I Ives so, blue mad
ke Lydia E. Pinkhant'sVegeta. aom-
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examining the papers 'relating to 1..m.
day school, and they -have discovered
the following document: .
Rules to he ob.sesved the scholars,
of the Free Scheel Of Church Minshrily
Rule the First --Every boy and girl
'shall appear at sehool precisely at geeen'
in summer • and 'tt 'eight in winter' •ancl
for every morning in tbe-weelt that. lv±
is absent' from scho.ol at prayers he
shall have a, task of ten lines, to lse not
the succeeding niglse, and If elven:
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ere allowed in the'streets, and no cattle. World looks brielt, for I have perfect health, 2. For the support of neatness and
tbanks to yoUr medicine." . . . decency every boy shall' come elven
If you aeve some- derangement of
the.
•frenale organism write Mrs.
Pinl.harne Lyan,..Aiiiss., foe-ads/lee.,
Though the raising of stock and, e
making of butter and e.heese are their
occupations, a stranger 'WoUld never
'imagine that there were any cattle. in.
the region, uuless he went to the bean-
tiful green meadows at the back of the
houses or the stables out there, where
cows are kept in stalls scrubbed •aucl.
Washed like kitchen. •
washed anti combeil. ' • '
•
. 3.. Every one .shali be proVid'ea
pens, •ink.. and• a book tor. reading. .or
, wynen in ctritrtutr;r. •
The:old order changeth; end radars of
dsociatioe together:ofmen for theiet-airy that had .their first oggin in
the es •
The streets are too fine and neat for s
the feet of the animals to step on. All
• protection. ell women, are now begin -
are paved with polished stone, Inter-
mingled with bricks of different colors,
and .kent so serupnlously clean •that o
hely could walk anywhere in Whites
satin slippers. •
ning to ,•:adrait women. to .thoir.. TWA
iiuya,t110,.Z011d011.. 010be.. The Inot•e-
inent is. ffieter in
France, .Where At. hadits•ride. •••• One of
• the •first theiribers :of the great, Benae?
pate's Legion of leaner Was a weinan
who- IMO wean the distiection and her.
`cato.Mis.ion • b?y jising Irotn...-tbe% ranks.
..in Ids wars,. with a • -dozen„Wounds ...to,
shnv Aft. her title deeds, • 'During the
• h>stored ittotiare.by, the second republic
anti the second empire, no more 'women,
were admitted: int -the .third eel:albite
has gene baek toleoeap.eiteatratiltiOn, •
, and has • this year adMitied 'three:wo-
men, ...two • of Omitbelonglag to the
1:tage, Of whom Bernhardt: is :one, and.
third a woman ,painter, :Mme.
maire, whose studio ia a veritable gar-
thights terpftint.
Deadly Snakes.
The deadliest of snakes is said to he.
-the mamba, an African cobra. It flies
at everybody rine .werything; it goed
out of its way to quarrel; it will even
come down from a tree to solicit an
Interview. Over in India there is the
great king cobra, or hamadryad, a .siza
larger, quite as fierce -it has been
:known to chase a man on horseback;
be had to ride for his life -but hiS
poison is a slegree less virulent- The
difference, however, may be .considered
teen:el-ate -and- ceirses-to-inteeesteethes
petient after a few minutes. Among .(..en
the Australian cobras, the pit vipers
of .:emerica and tbe great west Afriean
seeisse there are species with eeil repli- •
, talons, and the most alarming feature'
; is that the aggressive suakes are an
desperately Poisonous. •
The Size of neraria.
The area of Bolivia is not accurate-
ly
•
knoteu, yet it is probable that lee
present area is 'not far from 600,000
square miles, which is the 'equivalent
of the area of Germany, France end
S.pain combined. Frani the lowlands
on the east aud southeast. the land .
rfses,' somethnes by easy slope and
sometimes by abrupt.. uplift to the,
snowcapped peak of Sorata, With •its
altitude of near 25,000 feet and to the
pyramid of Ullman', -which is given as
21,300 feet in height. La Paz lies at
an elevation of 11,000 feet above sea
level and Potosi at nearly 14,000 feet.
A few miles west of La Paz lies the
inland sea of Titicaca, at an 'elevation
of 13,000 feet.
•
erie Position In the Matter. •
"Gracious:" exclaimed the fonetvilfe,
coming in her busband's den and find-
ing him smoking his pipe and reading.
‘iThie• room is thick with smoke. 1
don't see how you can stand to sit al
here." e . • •
"'You can't?" responded the brutal
husband. "Well, I don't stand to sit
In here; I sit to sit-in here. • Did you.
think you had married a freak?" --
It is said that this was the first time
In 'their married life that she Slanauted
a door on leaving him.
eee
• • T'ere Impoviant Den,tm. •
• neifi...11.1.y: deat. ghee, begin •ldabbing
yeur faces .WIth ereanis aad *eine' ote•
eminent • before yeti need. Pure eactp..
and rain Water. are nil the cosmetics
necessary till 'you ere. twenteefive •at
least. After that. nightly applicatioes.
of celd"creem and. oecasional deist of
•
powder ere peelaiseible. ••
• •Doaitehecause..Yoti are Married, :taink.
things do not- mattee; that Sad can
wear shabby dressing jackets and pre-,
• sent a cold cream smettred countenance
• to your husband's astonished .gaze.
•
•
May not -say anything, but he thinks all
-the mote, anktots of . little rifts begin
juet that Way.•
Kitchen Scissors..
kiteitee convenience: whiela' itt not
'present le every lioneehold is a pair of
• elisrp eciesere Seissbre stre used to
trim lamp wicks.- which wrong, and
to cut papers and string, but seldom for
triter:aim; bacon sold ham .rinds, Skin-
ning
eparts ef. fowls -which need skin-
nieg' trinimIng. salathe • •These are
be sent, home tin they be previded.
4, If anyone absents himself from
'school without leave from his inn:sten.
Or a note from his friends, for the first
'Offenee he shall have a tart, for the
'second he shall. be Severely punished.
5.. He that...tells a lie,• swears, steals, •
or is genii., of profane •or . debauched
language, Shall for ries first offence he,
admonished, and. for the seporid he se-
. verely punished. . * •
• 6. If , anyone breaks a. :,wiridow ho
shafl pay -for-It; if it .• be .not done • ho
aball be excluded ,the •schopl.•.,' •
. 7.-Every.'11 ly that is fdle aria tallta:-
tiVe in school hours shafl be' spoko to
once or twice; and if. petsisting bo
corrected itecordingly.• • • ••
8.•Two impeeitord shall be chosen 13V •
weekly rotation, avliasa Wilco shall •be -
to keep the keys,. ttequalrit, the .thes:,•i•
• when cciala are wanting, and .see that
the schsol be kept clean'. •For evegy
omission ot lea duty hp shall be -pun -
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eicalT ;I, CANDY., Co
t.AWADIt .
from !he
Ovens to You
We bridge distance
with Our moisture -proof.
dust -proof packages. Hali-
fax and Vancouver are
brought ,to the ovens'
doors Farms and .small
towns are put on the same
plane with the big. Cities.
Ploonev's Perfection
Cream Sodas r
ere packed in hygienic, airtight
Pedesaes, 'fresh, ,
encl,reach you in the same cosy
deice, no matter where Yeti live.
AT ALL encomia
THE FIRST RADIUM.
Its prom/coon mweet Made Pauper.
of Curie and llei wife.
I When Professor Curie was run over
end Wiled on a street of Peels not long
ago the entire world recognized that
it bad lost one of its foremost. experi-
menters. • Yet it was only 'lei years
ego teat the wonderful element, raila
wbice ie ad bis wife discovered,
passed almost uuuoticed wiener the ex-
hibits in a Paris exhibition, and a
, stranger, seeklug tile physieist, found
• Mtn only through the lucity help of a
street gamin.
,itt the 1000 exhibition in Paris, says
London Truth, the eouipilers of ake,
catalogue ana the jurors entirely over-
loeked the tiny vial contaliting its
speck er radium, which the Curies had
Sent, An exh1bit00 of dhunonds, an-
• noyed because its presence,spoile4 the
color of his jewels„ bad put It out a
Sight. An. English visitor, however,.
who had read .5 refereuee to the dis-
. revery in an obscure journal, hunted
It up and later set out to find the dis-
coverers.
Ile went to many places, the Mines
the Sorbonne and elsewhere,
but- uo pile in any of them could tell
.hiro anything. of ,the 'Curies.. -At last,
• by a strtinge chance, be ran peross a
gamin who had heard of yittlinnaoreem
a chum wbo worked as an ettexidant
at the .City of Paris industrial labora-
tory, where Curie .then, worked. By
nehmen was brought tq Professor I .ierssms
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"Bey 'Maple Leaf'-/hOgNeW4f yea want a neat, smart, accurate ilb.v..-Wireless freca';',
the old woman ,,,ie lived in a shoe."
e••• Light and pliable, beemise no wear -destroying tidulterante ;arre;•'
mixed with the finest Para gum. .
• Conform to the shape a the shop -give a glove -like,
fit, Stay.in shape. Wear long. •
stylish
this roundabout information the Eng-
" Curie, who was a little amazed, but
.11•11 Illttprovea repass carte '
Our postal card is la need of Im-
provement. The writing on it is in
:plainview, to be read at leisure bY
any postal employee from the time it
leaves the sender until it arrives at Its.the speek of radium had been obtained.
destination. It is safe to assume :that
pleasantly so, to find that. Some one
was ta last interested in What the
were doing, '
•• Mine. Curie, he said, had herself
_pounded in a mortar With,: her OW1)
• hands all the pitebblende from which
Pitchbleede was costly, and she had
'not wasted a grain. • She bad ruined
ber bands inthe work.
They were then spending every pen-
• ny for Piteliblende. Mme. Curie .bad
given up awes entirely nude -vas wear-
ing very old and badly patched cheap
•shoeS and old fashioned clothes. The
this has been the cause •of no little
troubin and outharraesment. •
During me Orst stay be Brazil •I
found that the postal card there In use
was supplied with a flap or covering of
• dark ,paper whica whea•gnrsanted down.
completely hid the writing. This' flap
was attached to the back Of the card,
professor had on old shoes•. and a
the edge gummed and perforated, the
ensertion of a finger tip being all that threadbare coat -his only 'Oat. ' Their
was required to (spoilt,. • It sereed the ,little girl was dressed as cheaply. But
purpose oe a letter at half tire expense: bytheirecononiy and their diligence
I. fail to see why :atm government did they had enriehee • humaaity inertia*. '
. not adopt this style of postai card lebly. by :their, discoveries 'in ead16 ac
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long ago, the. additional.expnee -being tivity and tbeir -is-elation of radium it-
ancuralti
.regoceigaerreseeeb 1000 Telefeer 000010 IllikeeereeerallizO
itair•wircrotOIN.
. • •
Wit.
Wit, like every other pewee has its
boundaries. Its success depends on the
aptitude of others to receive impres-
sions, and that as some bodies, indis-
soluble by beat, can set the lurhace
mid crucible at defiance, there are
minds upon which the rays of fancy
may be pointed without 'effeet and
which no are of sentiment ean agitate
or exalt. -Johnson.
• Too 'Well Recommended.
Furniture Dealer -This table is easily
worth the extra .$20. A. hundred years
from now it will be as &cid as it is
today. Customer (choosing the cheap-
er) -In 'filet case I'll leave it for My
great-grandchildren.
tshed. • , • • • *- •
• O. That justice may iee iripartiahr
.dietributed, and t� prevent • complaints.
Of severity, if any boy:Pleads not guilty
any miles, he shall be tried by. five
of his school:ellbw's and cendenined er
acquit ed. ••
• -1 0..'And to encourage diligence two
ho ats will be given every. C,1.11ristMas•
• by the tnaster to the two ,boys who in
their several *Sees . have •behayeds
'best,' end made- 011'3 greatest. improve-
: LaStly. •That as one May plead ig-
'norance, or' expect indulgencies allow-,
ere Attests tules , shall be read over by
the inserter tour times In the ykue at
the com n1(4.11(.011101 t -of • eVerY• quarter,
and a copy of them. also Shall be plac
ed on the well in the most conspicuous
' pert et teechool,• andilU .ono-sball-
.admitted..into this seleol who will riot
ktilimit to be govere .l by them: .
Terms:- . Read trig free, after chirdree
itaVe learned AS'o:iis of three letters;
writing,per cluerter,-• De; writing and
arithmetic, 7,s 6dee entraime; .1..e 6.;
eock-pence.• 60.
18 clay of sem, • 1799.
.
We appreve ef the 'above rules,
• Thnraaa nrocike, Harlot
Surrtuel Jaeksori.
,proper uSes ear eeissors, eiiid the use of '
!• them savee mike) labor. •• • '• •
No man le so tall that he need never
stretch and none so small that he need
never stoop. -From the Danish.
sunommisze
EF.,,Fm=7/72iimmomemalamn
The most important
ioustiiiolci, item
• self.
so slight as sun to leave.a harelsome
profit.--Chicage News. '
•, • ShalteanenVe on Ilona.
Berne pessiiiiisfe itre hyaline" to think
that Shakespeare le quite leo& • 'Good '
news however, oiiei fr ilengstry.
DIE YOU MAKING $2,003,22 A
MAO? a is being done with our goods.
Vork is pleasant, permanent and profitable.
;Gods used its every house, every dere No fake,
md tto need te create the demattd. hegitituate,
reputable business. Wu elm start without rt cent
of emits'. Write to day, G. Malian/Mt, &
We tested Teas, and Coffees, London, OM.
(POT110 IN CANADA)
net only suppl ies color and flavor
to soups, sauces, and gravies -
but a quarter teaspoonful in a
cup Of hot -water ntakes a brac-
ing cup to the invalid or
auvalescent,
.Armour's Itxtract of Beef is
tuore economical than others be-
eattse it goes four times. as far.
'Write fat free Booklet "thilitiary
Waitekles" which tells how -to use
Arinoar's &did heel Betract, 85
ARMOLIR LIMITED - Torento
CANADIAN tAt-roltY-71 PreCNY aretm4 CAST,
For Levers of 'Dieters. .
• Readers of 'Nicholas Nickleby" will
A ern:respondent has 'recently . stem a
theatricial potter there. 'inns as
follows: • ••
•
By Divine ,PermisFien,' In the year .l05G,
•
on :the 20 July, will ..be repr,.senteqfor
the first time ' • . •
' • ROMEO .AND J1J1T '
. A • sensational dy, loth el.:lady re-
newned, •in five acts,. with sonv,, :dances •
reneal Fire. . • ' •
• Ey WiMirm Sluestepeare.
'The Author win be present at the 'Per -
f orma nee. • .
•
-I.opti4
On:Tribune.
' Richard Lion Ileart.
Englishineu are now talking •about
•'"repatriating" the dug of Richard •
Lion -lleartewhich hes been lYlog these
many eeutertee in the abbey of Vote
• Samnur, In • the valleY
of the Loire, France. .Negotiations
this effect are --now. pending. between
Sir Franels. Bert id, 1301.1Sh 1111113a.kaf..lor•
;at Palle. and the Preach. goveimment,
:eed it le eepe(tee-that Britain's wishes
will be cemplieel with. AS !long age
.05•180;) reed .Deihy. begged Napoleon
1.11: to permit the removal. of.• thee ye-
,
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. .coRpIAL INVIT ATION .•
D1SleASE
•
, 'This is 0 d apt:deseriptton of eonstip.- •
ation, Ws an ennatural ernidition. to •
begirr with, and it'S heeeuse• it •
Intnge about blooddeterioration, in-
terferes with digeStion, renders you .
ste•ceptilfie to infectiouediseases.. and
caus,es anaemia, Not .50 inuell a prir-
gativt• n$ a natural, 'stimulant . to tile •
-,hoWels is What yOn need. You get it
in• by.. Hamilton's :Pills whieh increase
liver notivitse restore the - bowelsto
perfectaction.and positively teire.con-
• -
stipation and. HS attendant evils, • in-,
•:sitt on having !••only Dr...Hnenilton's
Pills of•Mandrake and .Butterrate,'215&a..
•box itt ail 'dealers. • •• • -
Al depends on the tuition you receive in a •college
whether you will make a, success of business life. • If your
teacher allows you to depend on other students and
look in the back .of the book for answers, your course:
will' be i ailure. There are no answers given in OUR'
books -we teach you to stand alone. You fieed no sup-:
• 'Port, so that when you start life in earnest
you have that confidence in .yourself so
eesential to a business man. We have the
reputation giving a thorough and effi-•
cient training in °both our Business and
• Shorthand. departnients. '
Bqoklet free. School. term : Sept. till June,,
inclusive. Students may enter at any time.. ,
1 no t...i.-90.5r Lear In rile sistorsa.
The .plare which has. this . nebst re-•
marital* leaf fs.. narri4d .after Queen
Vietoria. It was the tribute of t Eritiela
traveler In a far -away land when' he
dise .vered, 'the untisnal growth. The
leaf 'wasmore than fVe feet in dia-
mei er, and around. It extend:Al a rim
•Itc,. • ' nclies high, on thg.1
insidc. light green, like the. sur:ace o
he
the leaf. on • t.oiltsisle nice the, leafs
lower part, of a bright ciente The
•etem of the flower- was 'an .inch thiek
near the ealanes
ex d studdren with eth.p,
elastic. prfcklee getout .three-qpnrters of
an 'inch in' length. The ealYx Was 'four-
learva,. each ufiWao. or 'u en • inches in
ninths to •England.but the negotiations
length. arid three *In breadth at the bassi
wpm interrupted by the Franco -Ger,- they were thick,• white nsa e, • ' '
• • • • • . 'brown. and priekly outside: The (Barnet-
•mau •war. • • • • • •
•
Tl hoine.ot the Wetnan'e club of.
Denver' bas been exempted frorie any
taxation on the groned that the club
. .01m:indite dreseeizat ion and en -
egged htimanitaeian•work.
• Sbending money is tin art -Which
oughe to be stedied, and every wife:
ran so spend her husband's• earnings as
to double the purchasing poper. • •
er• of the calyx is lwelve to .tlairteen
Inches; on It rested the magnificert
flow•er, wh'th, 'Whaa. deeelopee,
eovdred coMpletelY the riblyx with Its
hundred. petals. • . • ,
'When it firstopens the flower is 'white
With 'pink in the middle, which spreses
over the whole flower. the more it ad-
evences in age, and It is. generally found I
the next .day of a pink color. As if te
• enhance its beatity a is sweet scented;
like others of its tribe, It posisesses
fleshy disk., and petals and Stamens pass
gradinilly into each other, end litany
• •
pc- taioid leaves time be obsertecl.
"We met them afterward frequently,"
remember the ."little cottage at • Bow, e
covering lio•xe.•s' with paper or, muslin . .
says an explorer, "and • the higher We
advanced the more • gigantic. they be,
where the hero 't .olt. his mother andis „ e
the and exile° will avoid amine • cattle; we measured a leaf Which
ter to live whilst he served the gertials """ six feet five inehee in sliameter, its Ttm.
13i.ahers ChenrYbie. The Dickens Fel- .. tfl •e and .a half. Inehe.s high; and the
losesOip, en•wheez labers the public onve • - - - newer fifteen.Inches actoss." •
l'f. almai"..'irl'ilimti°.!"1".`"'"B"'"'w .
--, ... . ...
so roach. of reminieCence, have 'identis • -' .: - - - ----- -' ------.--- . ,, . ,,,,,.4............y.....-, MT.. ...••••1* '
11 alum. is added to. tee paste used le
ttd Ill.:- spot • with. t ltd Orel/ Hall Es-'
-tato, which was, until recently; the site
:if it lunatic asylum. The .ede
tete surrninnied by a high wall, upon , •
which ta this day the back gardens of
some c,•itage abut, s that here we have
the orig.:n •of the comical story of Mrs.
Nieltichyle lunatic admirer. The Court -
ell of -the Fellowship avhosis address.
Whitcomb House, erliitccertb street, W.
CS, now 'suggest' thee the estate, which: •
is in the market, and comprises a dos- on /IN's, tin NEy pits
en votes of nictely Wo 4,14 land, might Un 11,1
A BAD CASE
OF \
KIDNEY TROUBLE
CURED BY.
• be areulred as a public -recreation.
grninci, Diekens ,hiniself would liaVe
been lightm. at such it proposal. soul
erowdea Row would he equally pleased.
--iennilon Chronicle.
Sores n Stealers.
"kermon stealers." saki a minister,
"ought to he ectreell, They ought to
rend over several times the sermons
that ilely litea,1 ;before delivering them.
"I know a young man of tweety.one
or twenty-tavo who pesached a stolen
Sermon he had not read over, and in
most impeessive pert he itotind ititnse
declaiming, "etne friends, *hen first
earne ameng Yod more than forty years
ago those thin, white „locks Were thick
and brOwn and this bent back," etc,
"Another sermon stealer, preaching
In a village of tiatut eta souls, Said, be-
fore he could cheek hirriself, 'In the
teeming Streets Lndon Of this great Metro-
-- 21IIIIIIMMINSIMIKa 1"1.1.
codes Cotton Root Compound:
The clemity Minister of Larels and
Forests of Ontario received a letter
last week signed by 21 young Men, eel
born in Canada, hut noW residing in {
New Vark, Who Want to return to this I
country and settle' hi Ontat to. They
have formed 0 dub with that end in I
view, and In their letter ask for infor-
mation as to homesteading.
The groat 'Uterine TOAD, qtat
only safe effectual Monthly
Regulator on which women can
depend. Sold in throe degrees
of etretigth--No. 1, el ; No. a
10 degrees etronger e3: No. ;;;
for Bimetal eases, t5 per box.
Sold. be all deugg sts, or Beet
prepaid on receipt of price.
s Free paw Wet, Addrens; THE
COOKIIIIIIISINIIII0.,TOMINTO, Ht.
• . • A. Coeporatioii as ehop'keeper.
• . Yarmotith' .Corpora lion, in carrying
out its polley of municipal:erecting:has
Opened a .sium in :Kinn AtIvet, t ) push
the sale .of rieotric temps- itna fittings;
fens, motors. etc., In controtion . with
its ell'etrieity department. Tlif.1
pertinent is Int:king a handseme prod;
ach year, to the great advantagt1 of
.the ratetiayere. •
Itianey, Troubles, no matter of what
kind or what stage of the disease, Cali
be quickly and permanently cured by the
use of these wonderful pills. Mr. Joseph
Leland, Alma N.W.T., recommends them
to all kidney' trouble sufferers, when be
says :-I was -troubled with dull bead -
aches, had frightful dreams, terrible
pains in my legs and it frequent desire to
urinate. Noticing DOAN'S KIDNEY
PILLS recommended for just such annoy-
ances as mineete orcurred to me to give
them a trial, so procure
them, and was very much surprised at
the effectual cure they made. I take A
great deal of pleasure in recommending
them to all kidney trouble sufferers.
Price 50e. per box, or 3 for $1.25; all
dealers or The Doan Kidney Pin Co,
Toronto, Ont.
Ass Mary sit rpottrd scnnol teaCh
ill 801Ith 1.iiril ki, N suburb of tleveland,
WWI assitssineted in the door o tite
wilco) buildber by an unknown, who
called her to the door, and fired two
linnets into her body. The man escap-
ed, and posses have been formed and
itre now scouring ail the neighbor-
hood in search of him. NJ 1110I1Vil eta.
the crane is kilown. Mise Sheppai
Was twenty.two years of age.
•
-Tram. Profits, Pay for Cotteerts..
'After devotine; C3.000 to tht, relit f Of
the rates the Sheffield Corporal on has
Voted of its tramway 1ir.)1It0: l‘sor pro-
visimi of 11105101'. inIrks, 4 2()O., nc cost
of proyiding men:en-al winter conserir
.C161) e ereibution to Sh, Meld Univer-
sity, 41400. .
,
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After blankets have been leashed and
hung on the *line end, are thoroughly
dry beat whllt it carpet beater. • They
Will become soft and light and the WOOI
like new:
Old felt hats Will melte good InIp.
nicks and give a bright light. Care
naUst be 'taken to cut them the exact
width of the wick.
The emelt polish glveri the most cost-
- piano can be entirely reined by the
direct rays of the sun.
The Great French Vitalizer ,
Arre Ft
"raliPr
cntly cut -es Debility or Weulatesa result-
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Best and surest remedy known for all stiseases
Met follow as a sequeure of Meets, eons of
Mono**, rains in the Iittelt. Dimness of Visimi,
Premature old Age nitcl many oilier diseases
that lead trs Physical Wenknere, festivity and
Mt early grave istaileeto any address on te.
cept of price, So ernit,01 OW: lyNtOD for St.i.
IHE OM' MeDiCiNE CO., Stratford, tett,
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de ander wine The LARMOUR School,
1 , ., -,-9F-- •
Now. that harvest is neaTrly I 44,i „ ,„ ,.., n.,,, 6.,„,,,,,
here you will be needing Bin- 1 i v-11-11./Hri-i ,
,der Twine, -we 1 Call supply.you , And General Training foi: '
•
Railway Servicel.
Gaile
JAS. A. FORD,
The new' nItufirlp oel of instructiOn adooted.11,Vr
this sohool ha irived e great success. , '
PaPils graduate in thershortestesossibie - 1.
therefore at the least expense.
Employment provided at once a Writti "o„ 51.
S KED MERCHANT free pamphlet which will giVe full inferinat:c=
Sehoolrooni in Gordon Block, opposPeP
4) INTO N. • °Mee, the most dedi rable loeaticn in th4ei
, Irspeotion of olassei atiwork cordiatly inotrgslit: •
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I3efore placing yotir orders for
your season's supply of Coal, get
our prices. The very best gnarls
carried in strait and sold at the
lowest possible prier:.
Orders limy be left at David
& Rewland's IlardWare store, or
with
W. J. Stevenson,
Light Plant. '
• ROBERT LAMOUR Stratford', tin er
• Principal ancrInstructor, form -11 4.4...
District Superietendent G.T. R.
A p r1120th 00-01.
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It. Fitzsimons tt, Son.
We are still in the But-
chering busin/ess, and are
in a position 1to fill all or-
ders for seasonable rnePts,
ir.t•ust ic cu. ca..e
Our new business salad
is in the Combe Block,
11, :Fitzsimons 84 Sot
fkolit 16 Clinton
Anchor Mere.
This is the port for Higheilataa.
Confectionery, and Fancy Baking. •
Have you tried our Cakes
Breed, if not Wille net?
ego eeLprrgs.-- .
We carry a choice line of frnit.,.. •
and our chocolates have no entha,.
we haiidle GANONG TIROS' of Never
l
Brunswick, and HARl'
RY 13R05', of
Toronto; we beat them Air m ,m(.,,,,:.,-
'box goods.
I While Ont strolling don't folge..:X
to visit our Ice Cream Parlor, wat
Iare always pleaaed to see and welt eta
you. Parlor open from 7.80 toll p.tr:, ,
NIMENS' WIFE. .
W. W. 'Nimes,;„
Phone 42 Clinton.
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