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Nov. 9, i906
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The Silent Testimony
of incomparable quality manifests itself In
millions of teapots daily.
eEvi.ozv TEA
Has buiit its enormous sale on "Quality Hoek" as a
foundation.
25e, 35e, 40o, 50e and 60e per lb, FiT 2114. GROCERS,
Our stock of higb art Pianos of lates
Alip designs, and containing fines
annrons purchasable for money. See
our very latest styles of sweet -
toned organs, at low prices.. Instru-
ments rented, tuned or repaired.
Gramophones and nieSic in variety a
C. noARE'S
MUSIC EMPORIUM.
Apples Wonted
FALLWINTER
Highest ?price paid.
D. CANTELON,
CLINTON.
.asaatiarsa
MUST 'LOOK YOUNG.
Tttll CLINTON NEW SRA,
1 A HomemADE Rum
lineonomiettl. tnalekliv $0110 Anis
Veer Durable,
4 Efriling collected about twenty. -five
pounds of flannel rage and having dyed
them the desired sbadea, they must be
tern into Strips about an inch wide, ang
these mud be neatly sewed togethe4
OverlapPing about half an Inch, SO that
the joining is strong. Now procure a -
length .of clothesline rope and .cora-
!nonce to crochet the flannel over tbe
rope. ,This is begun in the center, like
any crochet wheel. for a chair back.
large -wooden crochet hook may be eb.
tnined from. a needlework shop, The
StItttb ot double crochet is used to cover
the rope with the crocheted flannel.
AS you go along the crochet Is Inserted
bite the previous row, so that the drcle
grows with every pull of the needle.
In using two colors the paler shade
igionld be used until the circle is about"
ttl, foot across, Then use the darker
,shade until you have gone five time
around the rug. Return again to the
paler color, repeating the alternate
colors until the flannel Is all used up
or the rug is the desired dee, leaving
the. darker shade at the edge of the
rug.
These rugs are economical to make
and are very quickly done and are
among the racist desirable of any of the
homemade rugs, as the rope makes such
a bard, strong surface before it Is cov-
ered with the flannel. I have had :one
for years in my hall, and as yet tt
shows no signs of wear and is good for
another fifteen years, --Mabe l 'Ttike
Priestman In Woman's Home itiom-
panidn,
!This Acdounts. Foe 1GYed Leeks That
maxwes sonworaCs
"Yes, she's a good nurse, doctor,"
said thelpatieet Father reluctantly, -
"You don't mean that," was the am -
ewer tif the physician, "'What's' tLe
matter with her? Come, ttell me,"
"Nothing," began the faint contradie.
tion. 'She's • quiet, th:ly and syneoa-
tbetic, but, doctor, her Lair's dyed. I
couree it plainly yesterday ,when she.
'sat between Inc and the wiudow."
The doctor did not epeai . fOr a mo -
anent. He didnot eyen look surprised.
'Muck a nicenerse. too," went on the
patient. "Why should shedo s:neh a
foolish thing?'
It was then that site learned:from the
doctor that dyed hale is not nearly So
(uncommon In the case of tinned
nurses as might be enpposed. Sink peo-
ple !Tike to •hove young nerses about
Them. Even' Physiehins have la weak-.
mess. for the:young nurses. They • i.e-
iieve that their interest and entimeiasai
•are greater. , . " • • •
'The muses' term of usefulness Is
,eshort euougle.ae.tt Is," this Vileician
'said, "for the work Is so exhautfive that
they unist :soon .suecumb. Some of
-them are compelled to glvecrp after
-ten years. . Peware ever able to keep
up until they have put in tweets,' yeare.
"If the 'renintivit gray hairs coming
perhaps a little earlier than ,They are
due; .are going 'to Make the, term of
, theirhest dayineven briefer 'they are
driven to hiding .those traces of time
and- overwork " by the use Oenhair dye; •
and the number:That de makeuse• of it
••
C is very muchtlarg,er than anybody sup-
poses." •
MAKING A SKIRT..
I• Soma.° Suggestions That Will Add tare
Home Dressmaker., '
There are several points in •seWing
which are likely to annoy an Inexperi-
enced person, but which are necessary
for the firdsh of a garment. The sew-
ing on Of the waistband and cif • the
skirt band and the finishing of the • "
placket are among these, .
.* The waistband may be put .on before
the skirt is,finished at the bottom, as It
enables one -to hang the skirt more cor-
Little drops of water •
Freezing on the walk,
Makes the man who steps thereens
Indulge in naughty talk.
•Many freezing mornings.
Many chills -beware. .
Just Iet us fill your coal bins,
And then you need not swear.
SCRASTON COAL
THE BESTAITO IF HAD. !
A. HAMILTON.,
COAL DEALER
Clinton Evaporator
For strictly Paring Apples, -
'delivered at the Evaporator
between now and Nov ioth,.
the price will be .20c per bag,
delivered either at Clinton or,
Seaforth.
•
THE' WORST KIND
After Piles have existed for a long
time andpassed through different
stages the suffering is intense s pain,
'aching throbbing, tumors feem, filled
to bursting with lilack blood. ,
Symptoms indicat'Ing other troubles
may appearto a thoroughly Pile -sick
person.
This is whenlr. Leonherdt's Hem
Reid. the only absentee tile :lure,
bringietlie restilts that has Amide its
It will cure the enost stubborn base
in existence and a 'bonded. uavantee
to that effect goes ;With each package.
HeireRoid is to be had for '-51.00 at,
the drug store or from The Wilson -
Pine ompa;ny, Limited, Niagatin
Falls, •Ont.. •
Clyflizatlon.D0O8 :cgt 'EnSeeble. .
•We need nottlenee the Slightest fear
rethat.civilleed, Man is going tn become
etlegerienite from .city dwelling or any
nif the other trains of .thelization.
'Contrary t� ;pannier . bonenthe wbite
=an' Of toditYithas a lower death rate,
en,higher averageiterigth Of life, islealh.
TOWN ;St CASE., er, heavier and stronger then huy of
his predecessors or ,any ktionet race:of
JAS. A. SOHO
-DEALER IN -
Flour and Feed
.AGENT FOR
•
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Massey:Barris:
Macbtin ry.
am shippinra car load of live fowl
.on November flub. Parties wishing to
get rid of then. fowl early, will dispose
of them to better adventage new than
later in the seeson. Highest pricepeed
for turkersechicesens, ducks aild geese.
JAS. A. FORD
savages.. Almost any company of
American and :English soldiers will
Contain Inge Who can !outrun, seitivres-
ile, and Outswim the hest: ethietes of .
any native tribe -Success 'afageelne,
Should Help Himself.,
. young-iie Tim w id admitted;
"rve always, been .bashful among the
"Bet why ..sbenta you . be?" eeeked
Miss ..Yerii encouragingly. ,
'f eint lienninneelt!'
"Graelorts!" She :ceelaltned, Tensing
Up her ilp's. "If you dela help yone,
self, thew can you enpeet' to get any n'
• •
• Seeeleatitee. •
xperience linnets • tlett those se ho
gain teeney rnpiely epeculetion al-
-..
Seed Merchant, - CLINTON..
• most. taever keep it, aud when t•hey
have iesnit they are iiifiitlyworse of
'The LARMOUR School .
than they Were !wrote.. . • • •
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Telegraphy,
And General Training for
Railway Service.
The new method& instruction adoPtedl tef
this school has proved a great success. •
Pupils graduate in the'shortest;Possible tim
-therefore at the least expense.
Employment provided at °nee !Write for a
free pamphlet which will give fullfinformation.
School room in Gordon Block, opposi,e Pos
Office, the most desirable location in the city
Inspection of classes atlwork cordially invittd
ROBERT LARMOUR Stratford, (Int
Principal and:Instructor, formerly
District Superintendent G.T. tt.
pril2Oth 06-07.
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R. Fitnimons 4t, Son.
We are still in the But-
chering business, and are
in a pOSitiOn to fill all or-
ders for seasonable meets,
int•usted te cu:cve
Our new business scand
is in the Combe Block,
It Fitzsimons &I Son
Hoc 76 Clinton
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When the liver
is out oi Order 1
calomel, cascara, salts, strong liver pills
and purging mineral waters won't do
any permanent good.
When a person is bilious, the
liver is not giving up enough bile
to move the bowels regularly—and
some of the bile is being absorbed
the blood. In other words,
the liver is in a weakened, un-
healthy ondition.
Now, purgatives don't act on the liver
at all. They merely irritate the bowels,
and afford only temporary relief. But
FRITIT-A-TIVES are the one
true LIVER, TONIC. They act
directly on the liver—strengthen
and invigorate this vital organ—
and put it in a normal, healthy
cendition,
TRUIT-A-TIVES also stimulate the
!glands of the skin -and 'regulate the
kidneys and sweeten the stomach, When
skin, liver and kidneys are nermally
healthy, there can be no biliousness, no
constipation; no kidney trouble, no
.impure blood, uo headaches.
No other medicine known to science
is so reliable and so effective ill, curing
Biliousness as these fruit liver tablets,
PRIIIT-ATIVES are fruit juices
with tonics added -and are free from
alcohol' and dangerous drugs.
soc. a box or 6 for $2.50. eut '
on receipt of price, if your --
druggist does not handle
t lent,
FRUIT-A-TIVUB
LIMITED,
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l'i I ! C'i'"
fit ' t-':';4
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rectiy. This band. is a straight piece
of goods cut along the selvage edge
about' three inches wide, as it must be
turned over, making a double band.
Divide It in halfand fasten the center
In, the middle:of the froirt gore of the
skirt. .
The hand should be basted on, hold-
ing the skirt next t� you and allowing
a very little fullness, whicli will make
it tit easier Over the hips. The back
widths may be gathered into the band.
or plaited, as one prefers, then sew It
on 'the machine and turn it over on the
wrong side, basting again before the
.final sewing, fintsbing it enith 'mks
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.Bertie-Le' 's 'ave anuzzerelring,
• Teddy -Noe no; /e' 's go 'omel,while
We're shtill sober. --Pik Me rote 2
THE REAL COLONEL. SELLCzt,:•
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apthadole James 14amptono as Mark
Twill^ Knew Mau
In the OpeAng cimpter of his °Auto-
biography," Printed in tbe tirst fort- 1
nightly number 0 the North Anierieall
Review, Mark Twain tells thus Of the -
original Colonel Sellers;
Many persons regarded Colonel Sel-
lers as a fiction, an Invention, an ex- 1
travagant impossibility, an did me
tbe boner to call him a "creation," but
they were mistaken. 1 merely put Wm
on paper as be was. He was not a eer.
Son who could be exaggerated. The in-
cidents which • looked most egfraVa,
gent, both in the book and on the
stage, were not inventions of minebut
were facts of his life, and I was pres-
ent when they were developed,
John T. Raymond's audieneeS uscti
to come near to dying with latighier
Over the turnip eating scene; but, ex-
travagatt as the scene was, It was
faithful to the facts in all its ansuril
details. The.tbing happened In Lamp-
tonns own house, and 1 was present. Iu
fact,. I was myself the guest wile ate
the turnips. In the bands of a greet
actor that piteous scene wont(' have
dimmed any manly spectator's eyes
With tears and raelred bls bWnem
with laughter at the same thee. But
Itancond was great In immeraes. ;
trayal only. In that Ito was •
Was wonderful—lu a word, 1.„
all things else he was a pygmy of the
pygmles.
Tile real Colonel Sellers as I anew
him hi James Lampton Was a patleaie
and beautiful spirit, a manly men. n
straigbt and honorable man, a man
'with a big, foolish, unselfish heart in
his bosom, a luau born to be loved, and
• he was loved by uil his friends and hy
. his family worshiped. It Is the right -
word. To them he was but little less
than -a god: The real Colonel Sellerte
was. never on the stage. Only lieu in"
him was there. Itaymmtd could not
• play the other half of him. It was'
above his level. There *as only one .
man who could have. played the whole
of.Colonel Sellers, and that was Fie nit
Mayo, .
James Lampton floated. all hiesdeys
!Ina tinted Mist, of magiliticent dreams
and died at last without. seeing one. of
them realized. I saw him lest in Inn
"when, it bad been twenty-sl.years
since 1 ..ate the basin of ra* turnips.
,and washed them down with a Inneliet
of water in his house. He was neeome
old and white headed, but be entered
to rue in the same old breezy ..way
his esrelioi life, andhe was all there
yet -not a detail wanting.. The happy
light in his eye, the abounding hope in
his ,'heart, the persuasive tongue. the
rairadie • breeding imegination-they
. wereall there, and before 1 cotild turn.
;around •Ie was polishieg up his • Alita-
• diene lamp and tlaShing the -secret
tithes of the world before rne.;• ••
• KITOH Ell -HELPS • •
.
,
in rinsing a' pot that has theen used
• to prepare sweet things siseenind water
inetead of" not.. : • .
,
llaye' handy a .stone ,or ',steel for
sharpening knives and keepahe ntilveS
ingood conditiein; tools make.
rapid work. ••
If the upper. Meade .edge of the pail
Is :Well greased with butter, •dhocelate,
cocoa' or anytlineifef•the kind,. It
will not ben ever.
One of the -best ways to:save your
steps in the kitehen is to, sit dawn to
•Iren. You find it e ,geeat•inaProve-
- _ •
menton the stand to ..3way of doIng it•
Fih scales ciut eaeily `be remeved by
*peering hoe water onn'the filen Slowly
Until the sealee .earl, then serape
Waal' hi severel waters, having the
last Opid and well salted scent/ siline
• •
To dee-justice to the;wprk ;in. hand
;one must have tne eery best Cif tools.
Clean pots, pans and kettles enhance
the value 50 per tent- of „all articles
that require :cooking before being serv-
ed at the table.
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;
'The new Pure Food and Drug Le*
will•mark it on tbe label • of every
Cough Gine containing o• •
form, 0.r.iiny 01 her stnnifying tads- s
ontius drug. Bo 'it passex Dr. Shoop'a.
theigli• tOvie for
.ttrely'free,' Dr. Shoop aong,' !has'
hitterly *opposed the use Of narco- tics..
Dr. Shoop's Uongh 0 'absolutely
safe, even for the, youngest ibabe , and .
it cuies,, it, does not siniple.' %en ppress.
Geta Safe and reliallle Cough Cm•es-by
simply -insisting on having D't.Shot,p's.
Let the law be your leintatottaon. ' Vi e
cheerfully recorninend and eel', it.. W.
5. R. Holmes. •
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'rue LIwiern .iitasee • iionortr.' .
• "One moment."' seal 1110 affable stage
• i:obber. • 0'1:14:V Ail 111 '' LIR' 1I 111(10
CS ideutly .1.11tS tO t.. s( 1. ititt.
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OPERATIONS
AVOIDE
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1);ro Or,teful Letters &inn Women Who,AVAIdinit
Serious Operations.—Many Women Sufferiim,
from Like Conditions Will Be Interested.
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When a pbysida.n tells a woman, suf-
fering from female 'trouble, tbat an oper-
ation- is necessary it, of course, frightens
her
-
he very thought of the opereting
table and the knife strikes terror to her
bead. As one woinan expressedit,
wheel' told by her Phyeician that she
inusturidergo an operation she felt that
her death knell had Founded. • .
Our hospitals' are full of women who
Are there for lust such.operations .
It is quite true that these troubles may
- reach a stage , where an operation is the
only resource, but such Mies' are much
.rarer than is generally supposed, because
a greet many women.. have. been cured
by Lydia E. Philtham's •Vegetable Com-
- pound after the doctors had ttaid an
operation imust be 'perfortned. In. fact,
-• up to tne pelet -where the knife must be
used to secure instant relief, this inedi-
• eine. is certain to help. -
The strongest -and most -gratehil state-.
ments possible - to make. Minee from
women . by taking Lydia E. Pink-.
hain'e Vegetable Compound, have (Tea.
ped •senous.operations.. • . • •
Mrs. awiltice(b)enrtt, of • write 4,34 -nliarie St,
Dear -kis. Phikliamt- • ' • • • •
"Lydia Pinithain's .Vegetable .Cotn-
poUnd is so wel1..411(1widele.n1ern thetit
• dive -eat needmy re6Oturnendation., but I
Mu.picaset1 add it i tittle many ;Moe]; yoit
IlaYE 10tRi.litVor. 1 have stiflered untold
agordes• I'Vont a serious tbnittle trouble for
nearly • three years, find the.doctors told Inc
• 1 hat I ITIrtt Mulerg,u an op0101100, lint ss
1.watt un‘vi fling to do this, I tried your•Ve-
getable compel:el, end 1 ein only too
-Ask Mrs: Pinkham's Advice—A Wom
pleased 'that I did so, for it restored me alien
perfect health, saving me the pain on saw
operation and the immense bills. atteri-dsns . •
and best wishes.
Miss Margaret;Verkley of 275 3c1 Sten:sent, .•
Milwaukee, Wis., writes es
Dear Mrs. Pinkluirri:-.
"Less of strength, extreme nervonswinek;
severe shooting painsthrough the pell,ri6z '
pans, crampfebearing.down pains, and watt
irritable dispostbon compelled me to smirk'
medical advise. The doctor, after meta= •
an examination, said that. had a sertomers
female trouble and ulceration, and edviateet.
an operation as my only hope. To tf.a.,-,if •
strongly. objected -and 1 decided as stnixeste
resort to try- Lydia E, Pinitharn'eVegeissnene
Compound. -
"To. my surprise tbe ulceration Beans* '
all the bad symptoms disappeared, aim: -41 •
am once more strong, vigorous and- vregl.
and I cennot express my thanks foi. wiiinit
it has dime fOr me."
the saute. Pray, accept my hearty iiLitter4X-e •
• •
Serious feminine troubles aresteadity-tetan
the increase among women -and betnanet.
submitting to an operation every NYOMMA31..
should try Lydia E. PinkhaniniVegetainfes
Compound, and write Mrs. Pinkhane test .
Lynn, Mass,, for advice.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinklitmense
Vegetable 'C'empound has been cameen •
the wrest fotins of female complainies. sena .
functional troubles, inflammation,. tilettee- •
ation, failing and displacement, weaktosiOns -
irregularities, indigestion and 37e11;70.fali'
prOStrati011. AllY woman who, vented
read the many grateful letters on Weenies
Mrs. Pinkham's office would be mrs-
vineed:of the efficiency of her advice sena 1
Lydia E. • Pinkhatins Vegetable Com- -
pbend.
an Best Understands a Woman's
• assarssts mismassiessas
Actress' Arm an a "
"This is the arm of Mine. Alicoyne, •
the celebrated actress, burned in • the
great Paris beerier fire. it Was ample
tated and presented to Dr. Baker of
otth ug after tbe inquiry held in
Paris."'
So runs the notiee (bat hangs be- e
neathe greet -sonic relic in the saloon •
bar of. the Bleck Bell at Whetstone.
'Middlesex. Charred and mummified,
It is nailed to the wall Within reach ef
any one and oneupie$ nne.phice of hon.
or among sucinmonstroSitles as:a two
beaded kitten and a dpuble bodied dog.
The naine, "Mine. Alicoyne," is not
fOund in the records of the terrible
' disaster. -of May, ,1.„$07, and 'another
storY..has it. that the arni .waS renieVed
from ,the body' of an actress After the
fire at the Opera •Cerni (me in ilfirls in
Slay, 3887.--Loadon 'Men: '
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do, menonr • A.nd .St-rucii: 11 tasty. an-
tnenie '
*.!! The lady shillt'id. !Ste was ma eaniera
.1' 1, • 1.1 the•eleinee to Inunoi- thee Mit
fee quite overcame theninft& &At: -
gee: • • •• . • •..•
eLoon -pleasant. nleage," elm
The stage robber smiled. '
• "I will give you the pleasant -took of
• , ' the . man, .whq has just taken several
• Eideetiovrer Water.. •
• tboug4nds fromthe- express 140X,40. few •
Elderflower water Is highly recom-
mended as a plain wash. for the skin •
rings and an oriel searfplien he Merrily
veld. • '
• .
Then the cainennelleked, end arlth a
hundreds' In loose chunge, two bags of •
dust, eight' watches, tow alamoud•
and' enters ' late the composition of
many lotions. ,To inake tin proceed as
f cillews: •
Pluck the flowers, eut off the etalk,s
quite close np to the blossoms and
place the latter In a. large „earthenware
jar or In an enameled saucepan. If the
latter, just -cover with water and heat:
to boiling point; then strain oft the
water and bottle 14. use. Half an
0111106 of simple tinetilre a .benzoin or
two ounces of spirits of wine added to
one .quart of this water will help to !
• . nenine. , . •
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All over the-civilizedworld there le •
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• 4 el. • • . . ..
, a stone.. demand fair brains that are a I.
little ebeve the average in. quantity 'I
for. purposes . of. disaection. .$cientists i
- have for the Most part nothing -better 1
to dieeeet theta the- heaths of ' paupers 1
• and !mettles. These, however, leavei
*tnuell tbe desired, and :it is to the In-
- tereet of the human family that the .1
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brains of cultured andlearned 'people I
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• should beplayed at their disposal. A .1,
Tertain , numbet of sueh . brains,' aye ;.
forthcomhig; In elle greet,majoyity of ;
cases they are nequenthed by their re -
1
. snectIve owaers.--New York Tribute.' . •
sweeping lam the robber remounted 1
1 s o rse d ed -ewe eirtne and X'he .Stin.
all o.
1 Plain
preserve it. 'The earthenware jar Is
lased rather differently. When packed
with elder idoom it 1$ filled with quite
,hot but itot belling water. aud left for
twenty.foue limn's, when the water IS
carefully strained ' through a muslin
bag. The latter proeess gives a Stetter
eolored water. •
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Thottands of ivone;n suffer untold Weer.
itu. every day prlth aching backs that really
• have no business to ache. A .womanai back
ITY. waeint made m ache. Under ordinary
' To cure niesinn snekinis
;
Carter's
Little Livia) Pills.
tiet Bear Signature V'
Fac•SimIte Wrapper Eletow.
am,
'Way small and as ego
Oetaito as atm
F R OFAVACHE
dARTERS FOR DIMNESS,
rbt inuousuts,
yE FOR TORPlo LiVER.
FOR cONSTIPATIoN
FOR *ALLOW SKIN.
FOR The COMPLEMON
ittadiurirmVXN irestizrzNAtie
416.1......XIalt}=CaltarMW°
cung SICK AIDA011r.,
Taking an appropriately. sized ;thin
tubber ball, an oval hole is cut to
toosely fit' the wrist and the surfteze
Ventilated by very ntunerous punches
with 'a stable harness punch. A. cheeng
• cfeth bag 18 sewed ou to the oval hole
and a tape ren in and out Of the cloth
at this aperture, which 'ean. be 'gently
tied at the wrist; A woolen mitten eau
be worn within this if required for
cold weather.' Several sizes have to be
rnade nat intervals of two months tO
; allow for groWth. For 'half an bour
nieht aad meriting these' ate removed
n.nd the child taught gradually tO. pat-
a-eake arid play with. her Olen hands.'
After four meths the Chile will be
• coMpletely broken of the habit, but
still must wear them at night as a pre.
, cantlenary tritesure.-New York Med-
i feel Journal.
Students in the \Vet -eon Medisrl
College at Le(slon ore at mills wit 11 Dr
mid refits*? to attend his
'lectures,
An increase of pay 'trent ten to
Olney cents a day has been gvanted
jnnior employees of the intercoloi lal
Etitlwny
conditions oeght to be strong and ready
to help her beer the burdens of life:.
It 'is hard to 'do libesework with an aek-
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at week. If svoinen only, knew the cause.
Baelmel-M comes' from siek kidneys, and
whet, a lot of trouble sick kidneys cause in
the svOrld.
Bet they can't help a. more ivork is
put ott.thent then they ean• stand •it's not
to be wondered that they got out of order.
Backaehe is simply their cry for help.
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heard tell of Donna Kidney 'Pills and'
after rhea used three-quarters of the box
my hack was as strong and well u ever."
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• neW. estimate' Of the Comparative
aniount of light received on .the earth ;
from the-fein and -from the brightest
. •
(apparent) need ,star. lu the heavens, ,
Sirius., has been made by Mrceraski
of the Aetronomical •observatory of
Moscow: The • stun .ateordiag to his:
estimate, sends us about 17,000,090,000
times as 'much light as •Sirius • does.
But this or course is a matter govern'.
ed by relatiye distanee, ao that if the
earth were leilfway between Shins
ane the stia Sithie,would appear be-
tween sixteen -and -steenteen times ast
brignt es, the sup. •
• • l•
ciontiet.
.eroquet WILLIS aft high In favor to-
day as it. did -when • Leech • inietiortal.
feed the game in the Punches of the
• 1
eixties and Seventies, of the last cen. 1
'fury. Crommt is played in London and •
the country, at Itanelagh and at HurI
hugham. Several men and Women in
smart society have become experts, I
and much high betting takesplaCe
when a match .is In progress. -London
4_._P.
•
Itunnway. House.
A runaway. holm Is certainly a
'novelty, but a record performance by
one Is reported trona Butte, nfont. It
mas moved on rollers, broke away, ran
a distance of three blocks and killed
four horSes, aki well as tearing down
telegraph poles and wires and wreek
trig vehicles. A house that has not
• been trained to stand quietly Is danger.
ous te have around. -Baltimore N'elvs.
john Lacey, a native of ii -eland, is
in a seeious condition in a Winnipeg
hospital from Injuties sustained on
the 0,
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ok:wo Golicians, Icorm,41 Hyduk,
ytp 1
The Clinton New Era and the-Motitreall
were found guilty at WI .ilipeg of
manslaughter in co neat d with tbe ; •
eW 'ekbr Herald to Jan. ist 08, for $*
death of anethee Galician named Son