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Attacked by.a Gxizzly
X11 .tlacdonald's British Columbia
there 1s a story of a vainer who ,had
dietnotttited. from his mule in a small
aarlun to eat his lollop, He had filled
kus canteen with water from the
stream mid had seated himself under
a $fualt_ tree, when suddenly be saw a'
grizzly bear Duly a few yards distant.
alld slowly approact,in.;..
The surprised traveler made baste
to climb a tree, taking.his gun with
him. TIKE movement seemed to ex.
cite the grim y,fur it bounded, forward
and before the mon was quite beyond
reach seized his leg in its mouth.
With the strength possible only in
moments of extreme excitement, the
miner clung with one thud to a limb
of the tree,and with the other steadied
his gun ` and fired at the 'brute:
Alarmed if not wounded, the bear let
go his hold. and dropped, to + the
„round.
• A minute late, however, it was
climbing the tree, and when the miner
attempted to strike it with his gun,
the infuriated brute seized the weapon
with teeth and claws, and wrenched it
out of his grasp. Then the.bear began
climbing again, but the man kinked
it iu the spout with his uninjured leg
with such effect that the creature lost
its hoilid, and turned a complete sum•
inersault to,the ground ' •
The hear was soon on its feet, but
after tearing in pieces the man's hat,
whiuh lay at the foot of the tree re-
tired froth the sceii, as tf he lied
grown tired of the fray.
The miner waited for some time,and
then seeing nothing of his enemy and
thinking the danger over, decended
'from the tree. lie had, not advanced
a dozen rods before the grizzly made a
second assault apou hila, and this time
with fatal result.
The whole scene was witnessed by
an • unarmed pioneer, who was so
panic-stricken that he dared not melte
a movement for the unfortunate min-
er's rescue.
Our Myra o; the Future, %a Grappo, O. I'., B. TI YII1 '1 A13)4 ,
Boys should not consider it mutely "via Grippe"or lutlucoza eau be quickly 1 '
..,..–
Attacked
b the f Wilson's C f Trains arrive and depart follows; •
� Wild Ch tl 1
y 1e 111+err 1 Hnit H Dill OUt1rl O ai' Otto e1vs: HALST D 800
tO title preens language. p URAy7Ne. - AraRn'71f4
Merry, the old reliable remedy for G•pGa m ForToropto �•.+
They ought not to hold up others to I3roUchit1H, Whooping Cough; (hemp,(olds,
ridicule anywberP. Coughs mud other diseases of rt.piratllry
elegem Wilsan' Wild Cher ly lies b
They shquid not indulge their pro
penalties of playing tricks,
• They ought not to read dangerous
books or pepers
They ought not to interrupt others
in their conversation,
. Neither ought they to deceive their
teaooer or their parents.
13oys ought not to sruo,ke for it in.
' juice their nervous system.
Boys should not hack bite others,
It is mean to do so: a,
Boyei.should have the greatest pos-
sible terror for intoxicating drinks.
Boys should shun evil companions.
us they would demons from below.
Boys should ever bear in mind that
God's eye is upon thein always.
! Boys should continually struggle to
I overcome their special bad habits.
Boys, cultivate self respect, you are
our men of the future
. The Evil of Substitution.
1)o you ever think wnen buying a
paient medic:ine that yon take chances
of (wing imposed Upon by mercenary
and unscropuious dealers $ If you de-
mand bine-tried and •stoorl.thr `test.
medicuees you take no chances. If you
tale. a substitute you may Ila.putting
,poison into your system, that will re-
sult in temporary relief and the'snh
sequeut wrilckurg of your bealtb tor -
ever. • Think it over. Did you ever
hear a complaint about Dr. Pierce's
Medicines—Pierce's Golden Alet' ieal
Discovery for the liver, the blood and
the mugs,* or Dr. Pierces, ,Llavorite
Prescription for weakly women, failing
to ito just what they are advertised to
dot Men. who spend millions of dollars
in advertising a remedy that is a
• benefaction to humanity, do not take
• these chances miler' there is not a ster-
ling force, a great remedy back of their
advertisement. Dr. Pierce's remedies
'a"re guaranteedrto give "value received
or no pay," and the ,T„ ureal is doing
you a kindness, and not seeking to
advertise, Dr. Pierce, when it calls
your attention to the reliability of such
standard • medtclnes. -- Lir Salle and
Peru. (111) Twill City 'out•nal.
Bridal ranciee
From a Book of Old Rhymes. .
!Harried in white, you have chosen
all right;
Married in gray, you will go far
away;
Married ire blacit, • you will wish
yourself back;
elarrtei in red, you will wish your-
self dead ;
Married in green, ashamed ta• be
seen ;
Married in blue, he will always be
true;
Married itt pearl,, you will live in a
whirl ;•
1V/riffled in yellow, ashaniecl of your
Married in brown, yoti will live out
of toe n ;
Married in pink, your spirits will
sllll,
Conine eCvc its.
Coning consumption is fULORllatlOWCrt by
a backing cough, bight hweats, pain in the
chest, etc. !arrest its progress at onto by
taking IIag3•terd's Pectoral 13alss.in, wheel'
never fails to cure cotigiis, eoldi,,bronebitie,
hoetreeuess, etc., and even in cenflrmsd
aceusumpttan r, Tor11s ptreM rsltsf, .
It Couldn't Fail.
Chicago daily Tribune.
His history is briefly told. After
several days of thought he dieeovered
a sure way of making uioney,and, like
other men, he was in a hurry to try.
He made haste•'to insert an adver-
tisement something like the following
in several country weeklies :
Sure way to kill potato hugs ; send
twenty 2 cent stamps to X. Y. Z.—
for a recipe that cannot fail..
Then he hired d dray to bring his
mail from the post office and had 10,-
000 of his 1r•oipes printed. inside of
two weeks something like (1,000 or
i ,000 fanners had contrieuted twenty
,2 -cent stamps 'each for the printed re=
cipes
Then several hundred of them bought
clubs and railroad tickets. and started ,.he is
out to interview the advertiser. At
bis office they were inform.eei that he `� men never so fully rev IzeK whirl
has left to attend to some business lH s1 any he tiny been as when h•• pie err
Burope,and he was uotlexpeoted baci:, n, hat that he wore five years ago
All he had left lees a Patti( ego of 3,0(!0 As 'h rule rt req,tlrey ntor.' ttmta n ,.,1
or 4,000.siips of paper, on which was li rir tll.tfl to •rlo much
printed the following
Put your bug ora a • shiugle. Then
bit it with another shingle.
HoeeonAY's herd are securities of
health to all nations, of whatever
•clime. They have given hope, relief;
and comfort to millions. In irritation
e Wi sen
in use for' many years and ishighly rennin•
mended by all who know its virtues. Hold
by all prominent druggiatt ,
No honey cap sweeten the bread of
disoonteut,
The devil and the love of money, are
alwaye oil speaking terms
Hayard's Yellow Oil.
Thee great internal and external remedy
always allays 511 pain It is a specific to
croup. and promptly twee coughs, colds,
sore throat, sprains, uruIHeH, burns, rheu-
matism, cute, wounds, etc. Good for rllall
or beast., Stennis all tests. hold every-
where. Price 25 cents, klagyard's Yellow
Oil,
An empty head is full of vain corp
eche.
Some men are born to tlaohelorhaod,
some achieve, bachelorhood, and some
have haehelorbood thrust upon there
Is sitnply epidemic Iuffuenza; Wilson's
Wild Cherry will cure it safely and gt'ickly.
Get the genuine, in white wrappers only,
and use it as directed for Influenza.
2t0a , m.,.... ,.., 0.06 a. pi 13
,/-.00 p.m.L�
:oap.rn..,,.....,..Forleeswater 2:00'
,a:Gsp,in. , 'MOO ' Josephine Street ' , • • Wtrigha
.1. A: IIAMount ks7'np, 1 j. W. SG
Forest. . 1
Q- 44 Lsr3D .E '"g"
A. 0, STRATfDEE, Amy, wiNOAAN.
Through tickets testi points in Ainerica. North•
West Paelflc Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination Lowest freight rates to all points
—TIME TAF3t•g.---.--
baAV1t WINOI1AM. ARRIVE AT %WNOMAN.
0:30 a.m.Toronto,Guelph,Pahnerston, t¢e. 3:31 p.m.
11:10 10:20
0:46 pan, " " c7hlton, 'r
7:36 "... . Palmerston, Mixed...–. 10:35 am,0:4G a.tn '•
London, &e
710.ptr
TOSEPH COWAN, •
s:20 p.m.
11:104•m.,.
3:40 p.m
1010 "
6
&e ,, ,,. '0:G0 p.m
Kincardine,
• a:3 0..01.
11:10 "
CLrur Orn DID. OnVRT, Co, UV ION,
Deposits Received "and, In
allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers
Business VI en,
On longter short time, tin nihil<trrtet;
nr collateral security. Fi:e1e notes lr
at a fair valuation. Money rc;mitt:•ti
parts of Canada rtt miscue!) ft chill +.
Special Attention Given tb
looting Accounts and Note
A,iFC'lI()I✓rLI+.IT,
Agents in Canada- 'i'he.1zcrchanti:•
ISSTJEIt OF NAII,RIAGB LIC+'N8ES of Canada.
(jnt7e113iiH;nNPIt IN H. O. T., lire, a Office noun—Front,0 n. m. to a p. in,
WRoxETEet, ONT.
BOOTAND SHOE SHOP.
MCLAuc11LIN & iLtuou
Freida... purchased the Custom business of 8109045
tIoCormiek & Co, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in tho snap two doors south of T A Mills
Too many people judge the size and 1 store, NI/Ingham.
character of the world by their own
immediate circle of at•qualntanees.
Die idea that noise is the conaoolit-
ant to euergy and iadutitry is a trne-
take; look at ills burglar, how tp:i't
tie• is. ,
Good Deeds Done.
T"gooddeeds done by that unequalled
family liniment, Hagyard's Yet low
Oil, during the thirty years it has been
bald lir ever-increasing esteem by the
public, would till volumes. We cannot
here enumerate ail its good qualities, but
that it can be relied ou u cure for croup.
coidsrsore throat and all pains, goes with -
cut saying;
He is, a very credulous man who be
Heves all tile. he says
Too continuous a dirt of hope ie
to catise tnental dvbpepsla
The world is ne flatterer; the less a
man hears about himself the Happier
Opt
and debility, generated by excesses of
any kind, or in geneiral prostraition of
the dystetn, their effect is rapidly
soothing, renovating, and restorative.
They rupidly drive from the system
the morbid cause of ailment, tend re'
new in the frame its pristine anima-
tion, health, and vigor They gredtly
increase the appetite, give tone to the
stomach, assist the digestion, and im-
partelasti city to the spirits ; their
essence enters the circulation and,
carried through its course, exerts its
21eatisiug power over every organ. In
the lungs they affect most striking
changes, converting the impure venous
into .lure arterial blood, by which the
whole frame lb recruited. '
OUR WINTERS WILT. GRADUALLY Gllow
AIILDlfR.—A. reverse of seasons is sup -
loosed to take place upon this earth
once in every 10,500 years, dire to the
varying inclination of the earth's alas.
About 1,500 years ago , we entered
the epoch of more genial winter tern.
perature, end if nothing; happens to
prevent, we may expect °t gradual
softening of our winter climate during
the next nine thousand years, when
another glacial epoch will begin. What
snrt of a country will this be in the
year 11,500 ? Will it resemble lilgypt,
with remains of great buildings" buried
or sticking up out of the sand, and
known to bI more tliati 4,000 ' years
old ?—Sciontilie American,
six Years Sneering,
D.'Alt ialltS,- i was troubled for slit ,
years with erysipelas,and two betties
of Burdock Blood I3ittors entirely cured
nee, 1 keep 11. B. )D, rotlstautly in the
home and think it an effectual euro for all
diseases caused by bad blood.
Aire, Al. i)awsi:•rr, Portland,
Pit is prosperity.
Fintr112ial wealth is not the y"t'aest.
English. Spas i0Linimint00cainttsallhard, soft or
,tllunsel Lumps and till a,iiahc treat horses. Blood
Spar la, Nntint•, Rina hone, 5W(e1iet,Stife9,Spratn o,
'true nail Swollen Throat, Con+. ha, etc. Sal e
Pew Ki,n by
teet one halal*. Warren 10 the most wonderful
think* Cara aver knom L. . icy A. L.l8e mltbr,.
A.ttention to Farmers.
we understand there are :a couple of
hundred bushels 0f spring wheat called
"California Defiance" loft with Messrs
Huttou & Carr just for seed. The object
is to get a new kind of spriniz wheat in-
troduced iu this section. It is being put
•+out on shares. (No money or note re-
quired) There are two bushels iu each
bag and anyone cam have the bag at first.
east, 10 cents each (cash). The wheat is
.stored at Mr A H Carr's feed store; mar-
ket square, so any ono wishing; to get.a
,change of seed bad better call early as it
Will only last a short time.
Boots and shoes made to oraeio fro n1 the Bes
Stock on short notice. Repairing neatly and
promptly dope.
The patrenagoof tiro pnb•10 solicited, and all work
guarantoad.
• McLAUolILIN &�IlA.UGIT
BANE: . OF HAMILTON,
VST. I N G H A M.
Capital, .1,200,000, Relit, $600,000.
President-30ns STUART.
Vice -President -.A. G. RamA?.
,D[111.ECT'OItS
aro:N PaocTnP, CUM. OWt OW, 0:10 ROAM), A. T
eVoue, A. R. Lim (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Savings B3n1r--iHours,10 to 3 ; Saturdays, to
1. pefiosits of *i and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special boposits also rooeived at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on ,Great Brttntn and the United States
bought and sold
13. WILLSON, AGENT:
MEYER & DICKINSON,
' Solicitors.
ANTE D,
200 CORT3 OF WOOD.
Call tend Rf'e our stock of :
.W HIPte, .,
BltUyl1Es.
OURRY (MOBS,.
SLEIGH BELLS, &c.
'fords clothing of .,11 kinds.
[FARNESS, double rind sin;le, light or heavy,
made to order in the latest styles and of tho hest
material.
Trunks; Valises, hand has, &c. in stock and wil
be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
Repairing neatly and promptly done op short notice,
The patronage of the public solicited, and satis
faction in wort; and nlatcrial suaranteod.
S1i0P—One'door north of Canadian Express Office.
M. AMBLER.
X. E. S3IT'T'H,
Age
1hzt Itrog Mil
isithe oet a o have
WoocnMillsnA 1rn running order, and will
scasou give special attention to
CUSTOM
()II':
in
iu all its branches, and will keep in stock
class of first-class goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels, '
EtQff'ti, '
Blankets,
tklheF„ ti , ks,
Stocking Tar
&C., ,
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or.
i ,ehao:efnr wool.
Customers from a distance can have their
home with them the same day.
,II[ighe(a market • prla.l in cosh for bierehanta
Wool.
•
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$1,4000.00 RENARD
Offered for any Machine that will do as great range of work, and do.
it as easily and as well as can be done on the Nevis Vertical Feel.
Sewing ,lfachiho. This oider has been before tho public for the past
ton Dears. Tt 11a8 ,.ot been claimed, proving that tate Davis Vertical
Feed is the "Best oh 13artl)."
Intending purchasers will make a mistake if they don't see Ibis
machine before buying. Guaranteed for ten years by the intinufac,
Curers and nsys1lf.
The first Darla Sewing Harbinc was made in ISM in Watertown,
N. It. The new factory is located at Dayton, Ohio, and is the most
complete Sowing Machine factory In the ('sited Stated, its calamity
being 400 machines per day. It has over 4 acres of floor spare.
A SURE CURE
FOR BILIOUSNESS, CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS, SICK
HEADACHE, AND DISEASES OF THE
STOMACH, LIVER AND DOWELS.
TREY ARE MILD,THOR000H AND PROMPT
IN. ACTION, AND FORM A VALUABLE AID
TO BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS IN THE
TREATMENT AND CURE OF CHRONIC
AND 0asl if$ATE DISEASES.
THE PEOPLE'S
OP��
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CANADIAN OPFIC
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consumer
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ILTON, ONT:
direct to
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o for Prices.
call Attention Givvil"to
8 and Curbs*
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C �t flaaerdandN1t11,VOII8DEliiLITY,
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offlierorsotnxos toesinOldorYoung,
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orfoe Rracnr(,L Trow to NniarrtRtt++►od
etreethehWHAR I SI0OTRLn00DO0IANIIb PAlrre efl0nr:
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STR A VV CUTTERS. 12,00T PULPEIi d
and everything in the implement lieu, from the best'nlaker:?, always
ill stock.
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make it a epeelal pont to L ter' 1Atoysk full vto,•k en Laid.
NEEDLES DL145 for 111 loud. 4,0 'twin;; nun 1,3) ;(8, aim) Co. ht "it 011
and repairs,
N. 13. Agent for the,rfassey-Thiels Co. Ltd, of Totonto, Brantford ltd tibtd*.t8cl,
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A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND elE��' �glT.
R.
'firese remedies haw; Ato1.t1 the test of tlfty years C \nt rlt net', gaol are pr"11'+l:l a *l 44'' 104 �lt'ki, :+•a 1„q•
F'amliy us.,
0rlfy the blood,
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•orrcet all disorder; of the LIVER. s'et lAVM litts't:t51 ,cul' 113‘11..2:'iuw rarebit 1n all c•olnplallits lac td, 4(81(1 to It dress 4..t; 01 14 •w,
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