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trimentnl to the bratn,which I
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prti on o T >w l ens ;b !d, the inrluenee of li eredltY—A
repeal= of water. Alcohol halt a 1
ltrong ntlinity for water ; and when 1 BOO Inst win create 5 ue1' DIsousatou
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the stomachs, 7
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olatila,tt portion of it goes in;;uedlate• 1 The, Daudets, Alphonse and l;rnest,
ly towards that 1.ram, and disturht's I are mer( of letters, and Leon Daudet,
Q livingproof
arranged nerve -fibres and : the son•of one of thQnx, is a
the d vola els ao as to impair their' of tris` 'thesis of 1 'editary influence,
blood I which ho maintains in his novel
ability to nourish this fatty substance. 1 '•Uiaervs," issued recently by the Paris
In this way it seeders the brain in- i house of Charpentier. If it is a great
capable of contin aour logival thought i advantage to bear an illustrious naive.
or aciion, an'l • the t:art1 is said to ho l if by this one can dispense twith l long
and trying effort to get n,
more or; less drunk. v'hioii ;a Cuatiler heavy charge, bemuse inheritance of
ay of saying that tlle'nian's brit;.21 is ! glory;impels the difficult duty of not
aralyzed, or paroht•d with Menials.; obs'b1ringthat same brilliancy, andznost
len and vongNstion, likely it is the fear of this Which pro-
ton so many sons of •writers from fol-
- street can be tested by portio; 1 la',viii, in the paternal footsteps.
rat 1' • rhiinoh of and i LEON > Om) oars VERY SINGULAR
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pc' ed of numerone minute cella, lLiideavP''to Aceountfor Mental rirenowe.
Arm PeBLTh0 n—
THE W. N 7['� '' :" Vi .d ,
ter a Wliue, Lttt{7 j tgloA asrA µwk .uo .w,.a,
love. The woinfn of his choice soon de-
ceives him and the miserable old man
poisons her. .Be relates this horrible
vengeance to ids disciple Haeres, and
then, to console themselves, uncle and
nephew descen(llower and lower in their
Immoral condilet.
Suddenly, however, Haeres becomes.
disgusted with such an existence. He
pees back to Claire—to poor, deserted
Claire, who has never ceased to think of
hide and to love him, He is cured;
de-
livered
of pernicious atavism he will
live again,
now, and be himself ,Duce
snore. But he has Hardly said t, inch
t
to her when Claire, suis e bled',�"
solitude, and broken by a powerful emo-
tion, falls ill and dies in his arms,
, nob, is the novel of Alphonse Don -
de, Rs eon, 'iso who married. a grandchild
or grandniece of Victor Hugo. As I
have already stated it is a remarkable
book, but I think the author has giver.
too much importance to fatality and not
enough to liberty. It is, however, of .
rare originality, and is an interesting
study of hereditary influences.—Henry
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Haynie, in Chicago Herald.
1. clrop of alcohol on the tongue ; the I M. Leon Daudet saysplainly in hia
smarting, stinging sensation proves preface that collateral influence is ad -1 VAST REFORMS iN LONDON.
that it is r arched by tate alcohol's 1 mittod to -day without i;uestion. "Open 7
•eaget nese to a 1410th or grit at the 1 he,albud followfamily
m lyr .photographs,"
rvnographs, "f from ' . propORition to Buy All the Street Bail.
water in the tongue ; drill i 11aiius babyhood up to ythe present time, your road Lines and LiglhtingPlante.
effect is the sane on all the organes of I will observe at which period you have ; series of experiments is going on in
London which cannot fail in their de -
.geons, ntario
uron—
's Olfco, ,SI'ing.
ei p. •m.. or at
University, and
anti surgeons of
mire and Patrick
ethune.
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the body, besides producing a craving the eyes of your mother and her general
thirst. --From the effeot8 of nlcohalit: attitude, and how later on you will be.
, the
beverages In Demorrst'dalilliy Maga of your father, through whom
by iimagnsensible shades you are joined to a
zine for December, mber, f grandfather or to a granduncle. Thus
the personality which is your own. has
For Swoitingta sill. Felons), • suffered the impress of those from whom
ki1ITL>,JMEN,—My little girl, aged 3, you have issued: Inheritance is not ab -
.2 bad bad a large swelling on the neck. 1 I solute, but is subject to variations,
AM! LB
To General Korchents and Boot and Shoe Stores
In connection with Inv Leather Business 1 keep
full stack of
Tri,'
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l'3 ab a.
2;00 p. os)
G•0o p.t
10::60 p.
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SHOE MUSSING, 1S121'3,
minor
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11120 a.n
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in Leather, Horsehide, imlish Kip, Porpoise, Sea 10.02 "
Cotton and Rifle, in altieng,he.
Button fasteners and setts, cork soles, ,SLG.
•e. t':
,•97
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Simon Alma, bal and t}l and ifczzonia Rip and Calf 1
also native kip lid upper: Spanish gad slaughter
sole.
velopment to attract worldwide atten- For over indulgence in Eat -
tion. When the London county council ing or Drinking it is a Specific
was organized a few years ago, it was .
said that the effect of creating this body
would be to give to the radical members For Sale by All Druggists.
of society opportunities whioh they had
never before enjoyed of practicing their .A.n 1 Who1et aafle by LONDON
ipality of London is both the largest DRUG CO., London Ont.
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theories upon a broad scale. 1e. Tha muni -
tied. Hagyard's Yellow Oil on it and it di'- i abrupt '-elianges, or mild superposition c
appeared in a Ebert time. 1t also cured a . of character. • This much stated, I have and richest city in the world, embracing
felon I was troubled with. I imagined a young man of the present h' 't 1- 11 1 d condi
-
Mas. 0 E "Wnanovsn, Mande, Alan. i tune, sufli.ciently marked at the end of
the nineteenth century, liable to fall
The troubles of the day aro easily , Where the soil is volcanic, and to him
borne ; it is the trout,lea we t;uticipnte ; 1 havave esubmittede himte the ent mental
which shorte'n lire. . ral name of Haeres.
I influence of his mother in the first part;
wives shmi.ld always sit up for their in the second part his father takes him
husbands. It makes two hours dlllret. • and turns him to the intellectual, and
he becomes a logical automaton, a
once iu their artiA'il, ' thinking -machine; and M the third part
cannot ho Dented, I makes him a satirical debauches, and services and have carried themDeposits Received ' and Interest
'the ver moment when he eminently successful manner. But Lon- allowed.
within its confines a classes an c ��
tions of society, and wont of politico -
social reform undertaken there is played
on a stage where, in the opinion of the
Boston Herald, it cannot fail to corn- B .A_MT ,f' JR, s _
mond universal attention. A number
of the cities of the United Kingdom, Josephine Street - - V't'i°�hani, Ont,
notably Birmingham and Glasgow, have
made a decided progress in the path of A. IIA
social reform, by means of which the
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HARNESS 1EATIER
Best brands on hand in ons. and hemlock. Specie
stook for traces in oait. 3ti
Patronage solicited, Priacaguaranteed. A postal
nerd will secure quotations 4ir a call from my travel-
ler,
La1'ND, J. W. Scorr,
Mount Forest. I I,istolvel,
municipal ,government have taken con-
! the predominance of his granduncle trol of a number of the semi-public
on in an
The eurativs influence of the pine iu , he dies atY
lung diseases is everywhere admitted, and feels himself ceasing to be a hereditary don has hitherto made small pro-
when combined with ether effective pec whirlpool." grecs in this di.reotion, chiefly be- Money Advanced to Farmers and
toral remedies an in De Wood's Norway "Haeres" is a very interesting novel, cause the municipality was until Business Men,.
Pine Syrup the effect in doubly beuolioiat. but it is not a romance; it is rather a recently divided into a number On long or short time, on endorsed notes
of semi-independent political commui- or collateral security. tittle notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting Accounts and 'Notes.
W. s)9. CHAPMAN,
Tanner and Leatlser Metobant,
WINGnA
Etc., Eta • '
at lowest rate
Mortgages, town,
and Roid
No, cans of could, cold, asthma, broubhitis scientific thesis of a high order. From
or hoarseness can resist the healing power the beginning of the book to the end of
of Dr Wood's Norway tine Syrup. 23 and it, it is a question of chemistry, of ma-
Oo. atldruggiets. thematics. of astronomy, of anatomy, of
that taste which comes from experi-
The trail who rafuars to pay his perimental philosophy, of love and pas-
st debts is too cowardly to steal' ill cion, and of debauchery, Rest assured,
toththough, that these 300 pages present a
Y r't' way. powerful attraction, and on the whole• T
I can't see, said Jimmie, why fish consider it one of the most remarkable
ve to be cleaned. Tltrr'rn in bat long books that has been • published for some
11 the time, time. Of course to justify its sub title
----- of novel there had �to.be some sort of
For the past year i. have been troubled plot, and Leon Daudet has imagined
a very year
It tivell been troubled
bled one, but this in his story is very much
dullness great colt,r e my hair, and Dandruff,
t like bait in a mouse trap; rand 'takes up
ver little space in the book before me.
0 advice of rt friend (who spoke from ex-. On. entering into active life Haeres
erieuce) I trir7 vont, Anti -Dandruff, andruff, unites in his person all the conditions of
hick, upon the upi,litu-Lion -of lean than a social happiness. Ho is fine looking;
ettte of your liquid T find my head not rich, .well-educated and is animated with
my cleanser' but it vast improvement in noble instincts. All this would be for the
Elie osier and growth. best if, at a -very early age, he bad not
I have aux do recommend it highly belie. foundhmslf bound. by the mysterious
to the arefe0siou an d public general- law of atavism, and so we see hien
Li agreeable and welcome inuovp • subjected to. three vile transform-
rem
ransform-
remedias3 IOU forth for public tains, neitlie.• of which is he able
;444'n.,WMPWO. + .
rilcial ON, Q. d4
0, Etc., Etc., So
'otnnllseie110t's 101
Farn>, Town and
3loucy (private
ty at 51 per cent IP
ns, upon the belt
,y expense to the
,ba and the Forth-
, Uttio lAht, '
f Celluloid Plates,
A the best material
can be got in the .
'ork '"•arranted.
the use of Electrni-
teeth for 25 cents
>ck, opposite the
d, L. D.
ties, and it was impossible for any one
of them—even for the corporation of
the City of London, as it is called—to
carry on public work on a comprehen-
sive scale. Apparently the County Coun-
cil proposes to make amends for past de-
ficiencies by proceeding upon the work
of politico -social evolution in a decidedly
rapid�manner.
One step that is now proposed is to
obtain possession by purchase of all of
the existing tramway lines in the city,
and to extend and improve these as the
public needs may require. Besides this,
the County Council has in view the lay-
ing out of several broad thoroughfares
through certain congested parts of the
metropolis as a means of relieving the
pressure of travel put upon existing
streets. Another change likely to be
made is the acquisition of the gas and
electric companies that supply the city
with light. It will be noticed that these
proposed improvements are quite simi-
lar to changes that have. been suggested
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work
:than
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Es
(10 TO
ST
HATS,
Agents in Canaaa--Frhe Morehacits• sank
of Canada
Office Hoare—From a. in. to 6 p.
rill
SON'S BLOCK
it, ll'inghoin.
d 3rd. Mondays
IE AGENT
O,tTAiiuo
)R TIE COUNTY,
of the Co. Chargrrs
1At1, ONT.,
Tin COVICTi; Cr
lice promptly attend
OUaTllte Ii11n(:41 cess
y and on tbti Shortet8
:teflon Guaranteed.
can be made at its
oS.
itepe Physicians an
tario.
Vtrifiea the existence of this phe
motion, that a striking kesemblan
tion—in the same family, of course
visa. Bitch a way. as to show, for instanc
nephevr the perfect copy of his tine
I Our idler cannot escape this des
Being by nature a passive rsort, he
a relative and becomes the eeeen
on for the third time the personal!
1 tion ef his own f.crandtincle. And
an uncle! He Was the avoist of
one of the excremente of mir ci
tion, a blackguard of the
Haeres again. change
I role, heeoutes a, bully, goes
I one orgy to another and lives
debauchery. ror his uncle is a
modern raust, WIte resigned his
the Academy of Sciences at 60
acre to become dissipated, lie
. osumo
S
on Notes.
counted.
RATEIS
nates x 5 per rent with
id of any year. .]`rotes
Mt. MoINDOO.
Citi
and
intt ?HE
WtAR
11
y of
neh
liza-
west
his
from
Ife of
art of
elit in
11 of
geskit
rifyinfloolliticks is uphill work,
irservis reform. gathers no mos&
nie statesmen air small pertaters
m hill.
main qualifikashun of a candidate
n lie gib thar?
s purty hard job to tell political
y when yet see it.
,„AV: pattriot may die for his country,but
ez a rule, he'd. rather not.
When the offis wates fel' the ina,n in
this Dominion somethin' ain't rite.
'Winn:nen that air well. treated at
home mostly ain't hankerin' for votes.
The candidate that got 'ero ain't pin'
to worry about, hovt satin votes wuz
got, of nobody elet don't.
Cheap for K
ves
-Id vitt] the soothing and expectorant
• 1.:t.r, of other pectoral herbs and barks.
Para-wor CURE Fos?
' AND COLDS
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
• nn THP.OAT, BRONCHIAL and
r.• 1 C..; n ASES. Obstinate coughs which
..*c•-•eclies yield promptly to this
g:10. COO, AER 150311.E4
HAVE YOU
oldest Manuscript of the Weida.
The oldest Bast Indian inannseript in
the world, and one of the oldest existing
intinuseripts of any kind, has recently
been dug up Just outside of it stibter.
ratean city near -Htichar. /t is written
on birch bark, and contains two Medical
sections, two collections ,of proverbial
sayings and one irivalwthle churn
against snake.bite given by the Lord
Buddha himself to Anode,.
efA
All intending purehaseil
winter will sive money
D. SUTHEI
means the kid -
trouble. Dodd's
;:idney Pills give
hrompt
0 of disectse is.
Xsordered kid -
healthy ,eity
without setuer7
age, as good
health- when the
• kidneys are
the scavengers
of the system.
"Delay is
dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
troubles result
in Bad Blood,
Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and
the most dan-
gerous of all,
Diabetes and
Dropsy."
"rho above
diseases cannot 6,1
Pills are used." tcP,1
Bold by all riotilets or senthy mall on receipt
price so &Ma. per box or six for $2.4o.
!Jr. L.A. Smith to Co. Teresa& Write tor
851.41 iCidnev Talk.
HEATING \A
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to
ORES,Vigla. AL LS AILS. On
13est (mein arm. Tastes Good. rise
lo time. WO hr druggists.
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