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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1906-11-30, Page 7Noy: 40, 1906 THE CLINTON NEW ERA ounsponeemoke/1111111•01••• 4.1,plimilimwommoolek! --ABSOLUTE SECU nenuirte Carter's Little Ilya PiEls. Must Sear Signature of See Pac-Simile Wrapper Below. Very small and as °airy Utak() fie segare ; OR HEADACHE CARTERS F FOR DIZZINESS: mix FOR 'BILIOUSNESS. 1VER FOR TORPID LIVER. PI LLS. FOR -CONSTIPATION FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION 2tents pureGEIVVIWXE wipe CURE SICK HEADACI-(q. CULINARY CONCEITe, Beef or mutton reheated in a. datable 'boiler is a vast improvement over the •ordinary stew. • ' Bread whieh is•ete he kept long shoalld 1,2eitneataled longer than that which is meant only fee. te: . .. . se.'e nee. CANADA'S PATRIOT POET. TIT EE TRYING Genius, an of Gifted Writer HFewer I TIMES IN A Tho Inwoung of thtimWOMAN'S LIFE e mOn ent to , • - Canada's varlet poet, Alexander 'Vie- There are three periwig of a woman's life Teachlan at Orangeville, on Thanks. when elle is in need a the heart strength. giving Darr serve.; to revive interest ening, nerve toning, blood enriching In the producta ions this talented men, of ao little appreeiated In his own time action 0.11151-1896). The unveiling ceremeny Wa.9 perform- ed by Elizabeth 'eT/..Ietehlan, one of tee daughters Who still :Wile at the .0e1 hoMestead. Dr. Tieleailion of To..onto, an old friend* of the poet's whose at.- quaintanee dates as far bark as was chairman for the oeeaeion, aril in the course of a nueat :Ming and ammo dative speech pointed out that ire monument was prole -3.1,1y the lirst ed to the Memory of any Titterateur in Canada — certaInly to any Englieli- speaking litteraten... In this count the deeds \g..f politicians and s 31;11. 31 were comm merwei on all lianas -the accomplishments of poets and Ilterar'y men far too seldom, An eloquent tri- 13uee was paid te the rnemery ame gen- ius a the hard which pose.•' mote- • nal interest as coining. fie .11. Wee bad known him Well and 1' • Orations were also delivered by Wm Algle of Alton and Joseph C. Cr lae.. Of Port Elgin which were valuable interesting as being thoughtful nee. •careful estimates of the man and hi ,work, and the place he will .prohabl% occupy In the literature of ,his a• e. The inscription on the menu:wee reads; • ALEXANT/011 1VPLACHLAN, 13,1S-1$96. Canadian Patriot Poet, "Untutored child of nature wild, With instincts .alway true." *• * 1, "Thy •voice did weave :Songs consecrate to Trulh and Liberty,' Ereeled by Public *Subscription 1.906. 'Ho Poems Were •Published. Placed Canada In Debt to Alexander Motor hien. If etieterd •-• e.0 how a nd A voile e of McLachlan's .poerna wet 'curdiee, tike I • eit een time ^published by 'Wm. Briggs in 1900, and • and heat \vit., 0 eee Leetter uutil the circumstances under whichth .y CrOttilly. Were presented .to the public are little.- esting. The work of selecting froiie The If a little boiling water is added•to numerous manuscript, poerns of en.. the McLachlan for pubjleatori• lie a 'repro- eweet milk net d in making Ids- t •cuite it will be found that les shorten- ,seetative veinal% Was originally 'undee- ing.Ls neceseary and the result. just .1.16 . takenby. his • daughter Mary.: This la - good. 'bor. Of love, unbappily,,•was cut short Refer° frying them try •Clredglegcold ibY .her untlinely death,. ,After atine-, emeatoes with liotil"alid Yell will he few' friends of the poet, coneiciering . thus interrupted slimed pleased to dIst.ovey .1hat thethat the work Y [11 ,u much inore eatiielly and be geeanot be f019srea:'to applied ther.n' selves to the so . • mewhat clifiletilt tae ly intlf . examining the mass of available- atie.. • :orovell iu thle.e. as well. , • cie e If -the fat eti which feeds- are fried le terial•atici seleetIng and arrtenging 'overheated :and ;Wowed to Mira they Teems as the (,.a.neirlered Most werl'es will bevoine peeitively unwholesome, place in a voinme, -that, it was hop - .especially to peeeh1 of deikette di.ges- •ed,, wotahl have a pe.neenent statuillee , '. 'titres. heeale-e of Ilse ehentienl:Cheuge W --fot..: Comedian . . literatureThe alters, e, 3-eelf.eh kvs, 111:!et. 1•1 tb,. MILBURN'S HEART AND NERVE PILLS The first of these is when the young girl is entering the portals a Womanhood. At this time she is very oftqu pale, weak and nervous, and unless Iter healthes built tip and her syetem strengthened she may fall a prey to coneumptien or be a weak woman for life. • The clown& period is motherhood, The draM on the system is great and the ex- hausted nerve force and depleted blood require replenishing, Milburn's Reart and Nerve Pills supply the elements needed to do this. • The third period ia '4 change of life" and this is the period when she is most liable • to heart and nerve troubles. • A. tremendous change is taking place in the system, and it is at this time many chronic diseases manifest themselves. Fortify the heart and nerve system by the use of IVIilburan Heart and Nerve Pills and thus tide over this dangerous period. Mrs. 'James King, Clornivall, Ont., writes 4$1 have been troubled very much with heart trouble -the cause being to a great extent due to "Change of life." I have been taking Milburtes Heart and Nerve Pills for some • time, and. moan to continue doing so, for I clan truthfully say they are the hest remedy PU RE WATER. Every Home Can Ilave It 'With 'Trouble one Expense, - A. good filter le an eXpensiVe thing, a poor ono is of little or no aceount, and almost any filter, unleSs it is kept Cleall, is more destructive :of lite and health than the water it filters. The • care of the filter ran never be given over to the care of irresponsible eery - ants. It soon begins to 0101 foul, and it is ultimatetly given up with disgust, as costing more than it comes to. It is within the power of every house- keeper to provide the fth family wi pure and sparkling water at the pause of but a few cents a year and the smallest amount of attentien every day,- ' lerauce the purifying of water in • this way is 'carried mi to a cOnsidera- "ble extent and with elaborate and ex- pensive machinery. Belt with no ma- chinery at all the houeewife can pro- duce practically the Saine result, Take any vessel you may Olathe to have handy. I have found a stone pot, which you can buy a 0 ny .place for 1 cents, one that slopes down the sides ba to ti small se at the bottom, about the best of anything.. Re sure that your vessel is Mean, Fill it nearly full with water from the faueet: The rule for mixing the preelpitatiug purifier which you are about to` uee 15 Irto 0,000. It is more than likely that you will have no way to eseertain these exact proportions, but do not let that discourage you. A little more I have ever used frtor building up the system. ence is worth et good deal In this world,) for the benefit oother suerers."3 You are at libey to use this statement • - whether the work be done Is compli- f ff Price 50 cents per box, three boxes for tilted or simple, A•few days of trial in $1.25„ all dealers, or The T. Milburn Co., using the separator•wIll serve to guide Limited. Torontee Ont. •. •, You all right. 1 -'Orr a Sturter,, saY filet to a ',inter bolding a quart of -water you take a smell • amount of • pulveriMe zed un about what would go on the. rounded point •0't the blade of peeketknife, toss it into the wafer and mix It thor- oughly; This 'you ean with 0. spoon, an ogg lienter or 0 whip- cream. eburn.. • The only thing ie to seOthat the aleni .thorongbly mixed with the water, and it takes eonsiderable stirring to do • this. '• •1 you !Wive Mess isla15108(11 in the. \voter, which Keine .little Islanes do not seem to weld to go -to elm bottom with their conipaniene, you will know that you heveenit 'Properly. the • alum with the water, As water eoAts nothing end the a1111111the mereet trifle,: ;vote eau throw the Water arkey • mid "set" 'genie • more.' Bet :yen need not do this. All you havii to ele le tO . PPeggD:Devid Doyl: stir it all up •good motile 11.• 1)0\\'',art,..D.13., Alm 11 (1 erson ha ee, • o'nen. the wurk (*PAO the .d eobe grat eek .. w • 'for 3n:iie- kirtet. -Citrle yl, With eleeent .pen, hell: •• , , M;Teramil Clearge Kennedy.• (Thee • wat,tere ('19'51l111 caur •amd has a 111-e were great favorites, He yoke • val admiration of 13urns in four poenna,• two of 'which: aue . 'included • in . the viihune if his ..neems.' Hogg he Prif- inired fin,. his iinaginatlee powers, and :stheught the literafy world had. notelcane 111m Jus•tice. Ile. funnel AVerdswerth's .quiet eontemplatien R.Fothing and 're-. freehing, relenting eo Alineoften and. ever. After Carlyle's great prose .01)ie,• 'The lereneh Revolution' • burst like a meteor 'on the world, the Chelsea sage found in hem almost a worshipper. 1I 0 enPlained, though, .that !Carlyle gaVe• him ne help tee solve the riddle of eNisterese• pg • tiiat h got -more sotisn faction from Ruskin and. Krnce.son. The. latter, -more then any other, influenced • hitn, leadine him elat of fieubt and per:- Plexity lute an atmosphere higher ond purer, by helpinghien to repognize (MO In man.' He salO that Carlyle and Ent, .stroueed the world to. ).V111 it 11,1 •...---Terfoented their work -Cal their, y erel, .. - teete 'One i t lie tteit: melees' tilsolled to ponder Oh • tbene, Emerson show- .1 '. ' ' , - n . ' '....with excellent cliscrintinet ion, eivine .1.1. the. sacredness Of ilfeemd infinite pee.. wglek so 111114Ittilde is 1.111.-: lihs'olkit.e.,13"' . . the public; a •volume that . is. a lo '03 ... s:. SiblitieS .f or go AI 10 11 if hi, -f:st.,-nc 1 ".d(.11d taste it 11 1', aerrerien ash 1Czeta:Ina . • • • •. . . 3revelation to not. onlY the Canadiain. ,. ., • eeetyaletive, inexeeneive sash :curtains e. ,Ang..,10.Sdx011... po 1 1 , 1.: to Lae., (loci ‘:i1,1.117.., 41116'.. .tit: 117;1,k ;4. gr,.;:!, '. ..Atierther• greet advantmee of . vettler Palblie but. the. 9 ' ' ' ' eldrnirer of Teeteveon. :and. Lengfellow. • :thus prepitred .is thee le' ie net eltbjeet :eye .1.3 •lettetiet may be :made of scrim •:a. whole, qr. the poetic• genies of title - . • ' - ' • , • „ ' tie auto-infte.tidu 'or sedf emniuninatilm. .or -even elleeeecluth, eCither the .Pure 'hirrriblee.' and -unpretentipus .'Scettish -. • . et lt:te or Ile! sift, mellow tint which 1.Cariatlian bard. - ..• . • rhe new Puri, t'ood and Drug Law wheel Is S111 11 33 great enemy to utiest .. . filteree wiitten. 'fide 1r ti,14.T Wee. remain . il• lis 'lust (nee .remove free]. leiecuit color • • • Rinks Near .Bu.rres.• will mark it 01);:the. label ot every. , . 'this volume is an eloquent ..pliei, for o. Cough Chive eimtaining.(epitup.,. 1.ibletee pure even. thongli expo,ee.ed I 41 the 11 in form, or any .ither . stet -mayor g or /meat vessels for thief ynx hours.' • . tither way, slays the Chiettgo Chrentiere. : ' Dr., *Dewart"s 'intr./Meet/13.Y 1' 11 to , • ConC Ivey end jnst one tfrom whit.e the \14.,. leut it anesee Dr. poisenoui "drug.. , • • • Altliotigh so:sin:di omounl a.aum v beans olong the freed' and. bottom. ' :proper recognition el' the tvoek or our S.110S COO rh :Cure. ne• made 'Om : 26 • • .nte'inch to two inches wide. and hem- -Conntry's peeis, •and 'a eyrinpathette nee: neenrs1 .01;eilteely ;.free. Dr. '511(1 1' ali• would 3)01 hurt •;von tf • you were to enough •threatis in fl StiOn to outkeethe he does not"nesteate to place in a ran% along lias bitterly oppesedethe t,s3 of drink '91."S• ii:Irti'le- of it. 13)° not . ell opi3o en or narcotics. • Dr. Shoop's nleemed. You no 21 A get ntiy of the 1 vedob in 0 vei•y open way, taking ,Preetatien -.Of the •pione'er •baard, W11,1111 •'Y ' ' ' drawu 'part quite open. 'Hemstitching pittle 'below 'filet of ',the great Scottish . T.Paet Robert Burnsewhi.le declaring him it...!ortegli Cure is abeolt•dety eutio even lop alum When yuu .(111111t. for iLe wartte.; In .color adds to the etTeetiveness, and ithos youngest. 'babe eued• it • curer:, it upon auatlysis Is foundeto he (1)) 111(1 incenipa.rehly 3,beve the "neasant.hard" free from alum The nitnet bes eettled if :the work is done ill 11-11g11 eine or., ' c leer and ba;auty." es noc simply supen.ess. Get n sale cotton the- curtains may be washed., '`I9 "rrilIrl•.' rtija . Dr. -Hamiltun 111A contributed an •ad - and rehable Cough •Core, by shinply to the. leittom •. in el; 111601111110 (3)1)1 1185 proll'eular 3cal'e• . eiMiralsie • blograPle.,,a1 • sket011,-• insisting on having Dr' Sho‘op's. eiejtu pound with tlie illtli 'and impurities It repeatedly without whi" the mw be your. • peoteenote •se e • • • ' • r•erried with It. • ' might indeed he called. a •character chei;rf (illy eecennenend and sell it, Sold ` ' ' Tucked start wearrie. 3eleete1l, So 1111(111 (4 Ill•P PersonifiltY of i by W: 8; R. 'Holmes. • In half an hour or less you Will see A meat mannwomen WheenitekelluIr Its stibjeei presented to the mind Of the - --e-e-;--, --e-e- f ----e ft deposit, en tlite..si'des and bottom of * reader. yew pan or pet lir which. yeti lave ' own ehirt waists eeperieriee consider- '' 'it 141nY staYtl'' sum- .1111"11s11 rS'§.O.NZk .1i4EDALLION UN.V. el CED, ' rettelere' to; find etel.a.chien .eompartil . . . "set" your water., 'It you will ebake . able entlieulty in getting heth sIdes c'eli ' to advantage in 1,1 1)10 reeppete. with .. tile Oessel a bit nott will see "this de - Trinity College •P•ays .T.ribute•':to the . posit go to .the bottem. If yop .crin 'Memory Of ;Archibaldrn Lepman. • • • . spare the tinie the 5,' 11(1 should etand foe About six, loitirs before it: IS de-• Canted, • Then place to Clean bottles on the ice. • •• ' :• . In this NS'al' you drink a pure, ocild, the weist Jock& • alike. Either. -the tucks w•ill he a little narrow. the settee betwe.e.n a little wider, or, in the .:01)5(1 of grairnarted sticks, the .leneth .0)1 6110 Ileurne •and onwper amid Wordsweeth. To.Dr, Hamilton 'ale, the rceider in. debted Tor. some'. ten pages tit most in- .terest notpe. •A eempreliensive ,glose side Will 'not.correepond to lbe leng•th sarYe PrePltroel hY David Boyle, •eerees to Initiate the reader 11116.0e mysteries on the ether. Ileadv cut plait/m.11S Levi, of the "lirtiatti Se;o1.e." 'in Which Malty cif perforations show ilia where: iced 'lune • the !poStras are, written.. . • .the tuns should I* plateeil. bet 'even . 4.hera.eteristlos .of 'Style. -then it Is 3nut a simple Matter to eor- Tee w in,, extrtic‘ttZ" fr the In rectly girrage them -Uneven trvelee 11 i11 troductin-Y essay by lee.. Teewart will spoil the..etfecteof any waist, 110 mal -ter tOW eXpellgiVe the 3ezaterial or lace used may liune A band:some 1)1 1(1/ Medallion of the late Arebibahl Lratimman, el. A., the p'ere, .who. NV1.1 . '111141111g1.1;$.11011 gran.] wee of 'the college, •was ainvel',e: at • Wet-Proot—Cold-Proof—Almost Wear-Proo When you want a pair of rubbers that will last until you're tired of thern—rubbers that will keep your feet bone-dry though you wade all day in. slushy snow—rubbers that will wear like flint and fit like slippers—go to a live dealer's and buy a.pair stamped "Duck Never Break" on the soles. Up in the lumber camps they swear by Duck Never Break Rubbers. Prospectors and miners wear them, too. So do people who want rubbers that will stand pretty much any abuse. It simply isn't poseible to snake rubbersarty better than we make Duck Never Breaks -isn't possible te Make them any stronger, any stauncher, or any more wear -proof. They're made for service and give service -great service. Get a pair and see how a pais of really good rubbers Calt last. -THIS IS. THE GEORGIAN., DUCK • NEVER BREAK UCK: NEVEABREAK Double Wear,InIEvery Pair Tell your dealer you want those better rubbers made by The'' Daisy Rubber People At Berlin' Ontario 201 The Georgian is lined with tough tan -colored cot- ton. Interlined • with heavy can- vas duck be- tween the rubber upper and, the tough cotton inside lining. Outer celled sole and heel are double • heavy pure gtun, conu- gated. Inside is =insole of solid leather, s0. you can. have th is shoe re -soled. BETTER THAN A FILTER. floil All the Wattny You Use Times N. What can we do in the private home to stop the entomee of.the dieease genie Proided wo • believe danger exiets? The sanitern experts say that no email filter which allowe a good strealn of water to pass removes bacteria. In the sale of each tiltere aud • the belief in their efficai3Y lies peril • to etre • publie, \oho sb Ziften believe that pouple of inches of send or chareoal preserves. them trent all - berm, .15 a matter or • leict, eepert .engliteers aro peactically agreed that eighteen Inches of en 11.1 above (Irides, end that welf eeeverell with sedinaeit filter, are necesSaryti oletein . or the itirtfil, .3ionsehoid idlers are enielent *when ill: • vel with tine tittering. matters, such ;3; eandstone and iv:fee/neat earth, 4111* NV water 'to pates onlY. drop hy • drop, 'flies° art: 115nolly proyideil • either st mum! reeer 01114 Or 30111041 !n • ,series of filters et letet moultite uthe bo`elettiintel novo despite the sleee Nita' figi":111011. 'Ono .a1111:/1- • . guatrde nitenye Iletel anti ehoniel . neyeoler forgetten-.the hIIiitr id 1"h ing o' settee.. •'X'0 poscatitene is. Letter In tittle epideinies. one 'relit slevalet be meder . cheer -inclividuel :pretection -oan Lever- possess• at feneeleit elf the - tealue that. belonge lo Mullicheal von- trol tiny 11.e.rt . the itialividoel lii extingitisher eete.ecimpete with the oily nlepartment. rows- (ioilfrey in .Vt- 'antic. , Ta :Mee Cullege at ' the •recent -annual • CC.nvoeatiiin. et,reice..,,,Tin.. (1 11 ‘\ z18 • . . Sparkling water witliout the gontarnl- i)erformee by Prof. Pelham Odeetle or nation Boit is bound to come frone To: onito t eivererty, wee "fetid a :dike! .. putting lee in the drinking water un-. to flie .gentee :ellen Of thi . greao teeme less tile lee has Leenmanufactured be read with intereirt by all aellhire.rstt % ,elien.p .et. who lial, IN" Said. never boon from filtered: witter.-11111:11 Er re., e in p ,1 ' . . of the oet: ., • 'clarnOrons or. f..poblic ..reptrta5. tl 111. Ns. 110 -4 ...New '7ork World. 'The stipst distinguishing character-. .. weete in 'ree.epire ef rivalrybut. lel,- . •ietie of Mcleachlaies poetry as his ,oreil ever. :Irt the sense of duty. eon - tense feeling- of regard Tor 'the common 101111.(1 only 'with eine 1311(101 *1 �f hie Cured Painful people Ieis •simple arid Mad etyle, oWn eevere genius .and the reareeee 331! , • leis. Warm br.otherty sympathy with all •e,, (31511) 11110,, os1111(1. . red .of alleppreseien and injuetece, inake • e • ,, Seurce of Inspiration. . • '1 3 I • rregoi who. h.il Or +SUM'S', and leis -honeet"- Moo • him pee -eminently the poet or the eome : npintuel nettle • 1111)1 ti streter, are. Strong Testimony Prom a Lady .• I,n ringing words, which nainrat: beituly. wen; the •ye:al:lug, Resident of elarkskitrgo P TOV- ' .alreara17. Penderstand, he • 'voices the etruree of etis inspirettoin anti 13 i ;leo (Tug, ile,v *.unfl or, 1.111...,1.• Mg that Perrozone Surpasst s and feeling of tile great toil- ittiee will ei terse' great them; e" ng eemneeeee... • Tbeeto are, t . been- .; tse) ' al/ other Reme!ies• • ever1; 1110 4peciailyu_ie! e. • - . . reinitiate m. r1 le The beitIth of ineeev women is eon - cup. i"r cuts: itn,el in et somethine of the rupture• ef, religion, and the elm- victieu ef a reasere 41 '1110108 13411:r. ceentrierelallsm and Ina101'4111s111,111te tw in monstere, batten, atm fallen upon our lege• and a ',Voting enuntry• like 0113' oixt1 1105 allnioAt defenceless . in • their path. . What, then, do. nwe 10 • 6114" who, like leunpnete, in a materiel age held aloft and. ever heaping tie terch of tile S'fiirtte ' • •Religion arid National Life.• • Itev. Dif 1(1 In, of Chleage, preaehed' an instruetive. sermon on the relationehlp of retie -len bn riational 'Universities,he aeserted, required. no . apoIngyfor their exieteneei v1itli. Leg- islatures ancl •11 VI I alt! en t enact i!i1 'taws, the unlveratiles mouhlea • - the mental and 'moral • fibre , of m3tnhood that' was to les:prose; thOse measures hi terms • of peretinality. TotwhIng up ,0 the relationship of the chureh to the nation, the preaeher impressed upen the students the, duty of carrying dir- hOt 10 the conscience of man the old question, "Will yoe renounce?" There- in lay the whole point of salvation. Prof. Mark, Rev, Win. Jones, Dean Dueltworth and Provost Street-IVIaek- Lim also took pate; in the Serviee. • 'Vile Lord Ilishop of Toronto presid- ed at the convocall 311 eervice. Instrote our a.utitor'e genius.• if he. has • . loyeer.ef mature. WO.S 711141141 Hum .eme inainie• elmeen homely and common subjects., his enne rode on :God' ehows than: 116. can. • fitiy treat the loftiest theme. In. this piece there is elevation of thought, sublime imagery and a rhythmic notelet which •tnakes a please luharmony between. the sense and the stonily imperilled through • 43tiltire . of errtam organs 'to work aeoerding to natures too uiretnen te. : • Where this condition ocean*. there. ie no safer nemedy to employ than Ferro. eone, witioh has a noecific motion in ern3tle trembles.,g; • . In 'May' there is dancerig, Not only does it act directly on the spareling gladness, in keeping with the rgans, meet/ring regularity arid free• joyousness of the 3leason and scenerY it describes. . . Ire hls poem On Burnet there s o. Mastery of the Scottish dia- lectand a felleitous indication, Of the distinguishing features ef the (.poet's character as revealed In several of his poems, . In `Britannia,' 'sententious expression' and patriotic fire are blend- ed. . I have spoken of . McLachlan's :pOlver to penetrate the crust of aut- ward appe,arances and unveil the hid- den meaning from Common sight let the heart of thlegs. This IA strikingly Illustrated in that fine lyrical minia- ture, .014 Hannah'. „ . The same in - 'sight is .‘een in 'Martha' and . other pioces." His Estimate of Others was well nigh ruined, and I got foto 'X'13.ie estimation In • whielt infetitehlan such a condition that 1 couldn't even. ' held some of his contemporaries and sleep1 was drendfilltyneryonee tV ttkj _other, _entre in the poetical •firmarnent, and pate. Diffei•ene. piesCriPtiorA • as revel -riled in Dr. Inanilltonnt bfograeh- were recommended and I tried I horn, Mal skench, is interesting. Dr. Ham - But Ferrozone was the (trot Ilton satin: "Seott he thought next to 'improved steadily tinder Verrozene, nd normal conditioos were' finally stablished. 1 gabled ;Weight. my eoler and spirits improved. and my former health was restored. Marie zone cured me, and with n flt11 heart 1 reeimimend this good inedieine to all Other vvomeh," Bewat3e of imitations elon't allow 0 druggist to palm off anything else for Ferrozone, Whieh cost titic per box or six boxes for $2,50 at all dealers, dont from pain, but by forming eich red blood fortifies the system against'. w,eakening drains. • Ferrozone oos, Perroz.oni5 m ahem Sefs14108 VOlin111-1. • of merit totally Istrong .w0m23hI absent in -the me • d Mary medicine., nd its superlorite is proelailned• Ity thousands Of women it has restored to vigorous health. Feint' Mrs, I', 14. Csidwel1 comes thc following. endorse- ment, written front her home in Clarks- buvg : ."11 Went through 'a. most try- ing experience with what is common- ly known as "Female Trimble."' •it isn't necessary to state my svutptoms. Inft 1 suffered a great deal. My health Rey. Tho. Bone, known for many year§ an the sailors' missionaty, is dead • t St. Oatharines, aged 82 years. •Hirano, an Italian, was found guilty ot the murder of a fellow -countrymen mtittga Angie! tiie-Port Arthur as- Sha.keepeare in dellimalion of charac- ter. Coleridge he admired' much; and.:.1".-*""';'' . COO1(1 reate. the 4Anc1ertt Mariner,' The le every :Anne itH colors are unfierled reader may., In many place's In his corn- • Its lame hns spread from sea to sea ; positInn, treen the influenee of Scott Be not surprised if fin the other world, And Coletlagoi eepeelally, as of ()there You hear of Itoelcy Mottlitaili Tea. , . herein mina, momenta rojeyouie one .t ek your Druggist. 11n114M, Tax.es. The Tqwntillir,t of Hallett Tax (1,)11e0102 Will he at following pleceo to teem ,11 taxes At Lontlesbotio on the let end 1 1:111, At Clinten on there'll. Ci:onsranna on the IMIt, ot 1)0,3s1nber. 1. SIYX!TL11 corotor, Iluilett. eioconeinte. . The Intik in the water cocoanut is a food "tie •well 08 11 beverage. The cart 'drinen tbrongio the streets of Jamalea by the ntmint old (laity urging aloeg rehellimis eted 111 tbe form .of euillve donkey is an interesting sight. nine • le antateed tit the Clextrou8 man- ner •in.whieli the 'voider lakes the lin- ripe eovonnut 311,1118, 1111 and deftly (elle; 1 hele in the Op, front which you • drink .1110 'Thew yen return the nut to the man, and with his. maellete Ile creeks it into three pteees and cuts .0 'spoon shaped Over 'from one side, from Which • you eat the -White, jelly- liko substance scraped from the •inside. These are the unripe cocoanuts. When ripe the jelly hardene Into the herd white subetanee to which, we are aces enetotned. Lao: 'Versus Labor. Luck 18 ever Walling for something. to tern up; labor, with keen eyes aod %Orono' will, will turn up something. letick lies in ;bed and wishes UM poet - nem would bring. him the 110AVS• Of 11 lege eyt labor turnia out et 11 o'clock and Wall pen or ringing huma1 (e. lays the foundntion of a ('(11111)451 ('(04'. Leek Whines: labor whistles. Leek relfee on • alnico; labor, on c1131211ete1'.----(201)(le1L • ju vxoention, "My oldest hoy, If I do sny it my- self," declared. Ski 11101' proudly, "is .ft thoroughly 113,110131 and truthful young man." .• "Well, well!" exelaimed Knox. "And yet some people lusist Met heredity liguree largely 181 the development of a eintracter." Rather than netke nn effmn to reoch flee tell oonot mon Prefer to remain et the bottom for the purpeee 'helping . pull others down.- -An:elven !Ivrea The. barge Resblute was wrecked air • Toronto harbor, in Thursday's storm, . 'and siX of the crew deoWned. Cap- tain Sullivan, known to politleal fame, • Was Witehed itshot 0 on top of:the exhin Senator Wm. Kerr, of Cobourg, died on, Timrsdar; 1 1 o 11 mierwent a severe surgical operation on Tuesday. and did illor recover troll 1 he shack. Ile was a Liberutl and for ,itutuy yea tqt tiepioidetk 1 tett ' \vest -1.1161'0111inlie1•land. in the • . throe. Cook's Cotton Root Compound. The great Merino Tonle, and only safe etreettial Monthly .1 Regulator on tvl woneen can depend,. Sehl in three degrees ef strength -.No. 1. el; No. '2, 10 degrees strongerl 113: No. TT, for 113)00181e ecial ases. 5 per hex. Sold by all drugg ebe, or soup -enema 3111 reeript Free pamphlet. Ad(bee-et .Tet 141010111100.,TORONTO,ONT. (formerly 1Vitadter) PICTURE FRAMES'. Ileenve t. !•ittit lite..rietuyes •• • Titt;•,s, 1101d, For,' •oil• pnlittings • usO. -deep - gol frftmes •tlint briug ont thin queline of • oi1. eolore as sootleo ftattle can. Keep the • finowe (.1 plenograpits 11131 hi • ahd.sineale. •nerrew frame 0,111 Iniee; Out the •brown nines of le car:boil print, and the soft 01"•tv. tints -aro suited 1.i3' , ••graye. Week • or Very thin gold frames. • •••ree widenetts in training keenee or •elSe 'Wide (Tutees... It 'gives -a better ef‘, 'fect of distance. . • 'Park • ithetogratifilee..--of Rembranilfs • pletbree, for 1111-1t1(11c101-11ro theowit lot° Strong oellef hi the 'right kind of ea tnat.• Cheese: a ltembratalt 'Mat,. Which shades' frern a light to a much deeper.. • Little etaSsie. pleturee • la 'color • jook . wellin :•Ne113)elie111 frafees-earved • frames (;)verelt. wi t II gold leaf. • • leer quiet little 8t3e1e31 flat, 'wide frames, °eat er equate, rusfie in char- acter, ere the rbest, ••eliniatin'es need lite most 010-02 (11 30" 10018(1) Po the ,frautere 'e•old fromes or. goid mountings are necee- sary, . • BEAUTY :SPOTS.. • If -yonr. rave Maks grensee WilSe•11 overonce or „twiee ti dny -With dilitted one-half W1111 'water. • .• • - To develoii neck and ebestotil, with, moistened salt•every morning and rini4) off 115, ashino or spraying 1.1 ith. emu wetter. • • • • • To make the enOnheows grow -four Onnoes o3.3113301101, two teineeS of 'easter : oil, 41 (1 (trims .of the, oll of ..bergae mon • .1.pely. With14 tiny brush . night. Mel morning, •• . Olive oil is the -Iteginte doetter's .cure 1131 ray nem. eonitdexions. ire' advises ftti 1 1150 111 eVery piss' hlc .food, plenty • of 'green •salrele reeking with It and then' (10505 ((3' it by tim.ta.blespoopful..• •••• A. moo camphor appliell. to a • wet 'lV1iitell'Ilie•81:111,- lint tshoui1d' • lie' nee 1 real rIngly,' ereani after - Ward, .1 few deops (1111 11)1)) lukewarm '• wnlve and applied. with 11 sponges after • one •Inis roine 111 frolU• an _outdoor trip are ex tretnely refreshing. is only another way of sayIng " Ambition. " We all are ambitious—we all want to reach the top, but if the first few rungs in the ladder of success are missing, it's pretty - hard' to get a foothold, isn't it? • Begin right and attend the FOREST CITY BItsrxEss & SHORTHAND COLLEGE. Nothing ie taught that IS not needed in blIsiness life. The rungs are all in 0310. ladder, and when yieu graduate you stand alone on a firm- foundation. ' Business and .Shorthand Work our specialty. Write for our catalogue ; .fre,p. Sebool thrrn : Septeneber till June, ineltleive; Forest City Business College .1. it. WESTERVELT, Princiest. „ Y. M.G. A. slog:, ' London. or( amirmipoinsixotrstitairra • " There are 'Maple Leaf Rub-. ben to fat all sizes and shapes of men's. women's s.nd ebildrep's shoos "-wireless front '01o:fold warnan who need in a shoe." .• Fit neatly, snugly and accurately, too. • Leave no openings for the water to. sneak in at the sides. • Get a pair and keep your fedb dry. eaf Sttutttchi Pitts' rfrt-t. Ont. • "A11 01011 01' etove 'should never bo • 1811111 where the sun will strike it," said 1111 arellheet. "Suldhi,tht puts a • tire out, you know. I had often heard .from. ohl women that tires would not burn well if the 81111 shone on them, but I thought this was a superstition: t1101101 the fires only seemed to burn lion well bee:nisi! the bright light or the sun made their amps look. rade 18101 weak. I was wrong though, It Is a fact that sunlight on a range or stove 11111 weaken 8101 eventually ex- • tiugukh the tire. The reason is that the sun's rays hinder eombustion, rarefying the nit' and lessening the bulk of oxygen so necessary to a good, bright blaze." 1,41EADACHE Neuralgia and Nervosa:se g4tit4 VlY *31AJAXM'ao The Oliston,NeW t41erittrii1:4:1411ftla • ,, Weekly -Herald to 114tue - is 3O3,....131,YeeNeeteeleeei ',..3 ;tele 3.-ottet Gray's Syrup ed of Spruce Gum .eannie. V.7 f AV.-• 1.4 Cures Coughs 14 GRAY'S SYRUP does that'one thing, and does it well, It's no "cure-all," but a CURE for all throat and lung troubles. GRAY'S SYRUP OP RED SPRUCE GUM stops the irritating tickle— takes away the soreness—sootba and heals the throat —and CURES COUGHS to stay cured. None the lees effective because', it is pleasant to take. • 25 cts. bottle. 0. 11111.111111. 111111SION.161:122111111.1O02, BOLE'S PREPARATION OF Friar's tough Balsam • One of the good, old-fashioned things that has never been iMproved upon. Infallible ,fercoughs, colas, bronchial and lung trouliles. . I • . • It is the largest and lent 25e remedy for coughs and cells, . Prepared, recommended and guaranteed by thelargest whole:ale drug house in the world. If you2. druggist dOee net handle it,let us know. NATIONAL Oahe & OFIEM.,00.1 Limited no LONMIN, Odt. ?en .Era and the ,,,Nfontren 7