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xr pas TO AT END Tula BEST.
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Per Clata:ogne, ader•si.,
b. \1.L:t.CI:1..tN c: ,
WILL CURP2 OE RELIEVE
INDICLESTION, FLUTTERING OP THE
1 JAUNDICE, HEART,
IRYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF THE
?, ,' SALT Rustle, STOMACH,
a•Itn)1'+1 1 HEARTBURN, DRYNESS of THS
IEADACHE, SION,
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS.
YSPEPSIA. bROP$Y,
mea .i.q .n..1.. et Maeda, IMAMS
from .,...d..M
rtrtn. KIDNEYS, STOMACU.
DOWELS OR
BLOOD.
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Por Stutsthat mil:
SUITSUII give nomfore Lc til
S, weever end Fatfsf
vont' frionde,you ha.
OVERCOATS, hatter try us, Ou
pp n
garment maker
Isar+R• !. nw td1(113thei
work ; don't thin
then' sae any bottc
and yet eve charge no 'pore than other
do for inferior Work. Hvinelre is of ne-
t fall and v; inter 5:unpit•4 to. choose hot!
at prices (ti/out heli whet you have 1
f pay for old woods.. Worts dondfor pnrtf,:
furnishing their ;own cloth.
r .. If you think that o Tweed Suit ennui
be properly senile fete :'i Spot Cath, ca'
and see our work. Our terms aro coal
, ACJ B r, I J A & CO
.,
Opi*Inft" 1 be " it rinneld Thank,
CURES t
DiARRHtA.
DYSZNTERY
COLIC CRAMPS
61011RA ,iNf:AIV1 1M
Viand altOtga
%OMMER. COM11DAiltr$
ir\elil(4 erk eiMulfs
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tel:o, 17Aee.,h.che, Scuttle.
, :YourainIc ta(tlats,
.'.,.A Le 1:10 Nide. etc.
:•. , t J nlpa1p0.1. (urea t y
lnoH faster
1.:rayen.kIx11 n1Ln1dueler.
1;11 a+e :.a'kelt and ImulA n, I •
•• aa4 re nnnuend Mittm) aU n 1.;(y
r tnrvlyan et, theyaetel a •
Z..xie.- A.!AVON,'u ':xabetatony,Oak
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TUE i, il`.J N( 11AM nivws,,JAN UMW 20,, 1697.
actual lice -ties which could be proved
to he lios-to spread abroad reports
which have been absotntety damning.
And she hits succeeded in getting hold
of the very people through wholn Bila
could injure ane. Of coarse, all this oar.'
rc'spon(leneo with the Bishop has helped.
The Bishop hasn't kept It as n secret.
11'oy should be?"
"The Bishop has had nothing to tlo
wi h the school," said Mrs. \Verde."
"No; but the things have been mixed
up teen/ter. i)o you tbiuk it Would
have no elfeet with sttob at woman as
I:ady mune Clifford, to be told that the
Iliiltap ball censured Any conduit'.severo-
ly? If it loud not been for Tire. Stand -
loop, the Bishop would Have heard
nothing; about tr. It is her doing. And
it pnlnn xne to feel that I have to glee
her creslit for her skill end energy."
"ll(r aieked ress,t" you mean.
"\Y het sloes it signify whether she hat.
been winked or not in this natter?"
"Oh, Jeffrey("
",110r mv1ckedtloss is a matter or coarse.
We all knew that brforollnlld. If a per-
son has to be wicked it is 0. groat thing
for hint to be successful in his winked•
ness, Ho wou14 havo to pay the final
penalty even if he failed. To be wiekod
an'1
tQ dl) 110thi0. is to be moan all
i'..nn:l. I run afrai.1 that Mrs. Stanti-
lonp will have suc1ooded in her Wiel;ed,
vas." .
BLITCH9.111KG O`VICE.
It Alalt••,( 1h• ±i..t.i$I11:s and Ilressing Of
1Ip •f Vamp) nut ltelY 1:w.y.
The illusteatlon represents an apparatus
whtoh makes the skinning and dressing
of beef 011 the f•trrri a 00 nparativety easy
Mutter. In tilt (+retch or fork of a good-•
sited tree plaeo one enol of a stout polo.
Rest the other on on n fork, formed by
fastening to,g!ther two four by four bleb.
soantltngt or other similar timbers. try.'
means of it rope or stay chitin (digit
spreading apart at the Itott ln. $'o tile:
pole o: cross piece Attach two stnatm
ropes, long enough to reach the ground..
Tie to tits ends of three rope, a a by 11
inch oak or other hard wood etantltnt
four feet long with two pins isscrted, in
either end et rip ht angles to easel other.
About 13 Welles frail' each mei of the.
square timber round alp n spume about
three inches long on which place two iron
rings. To tiro rings artauh iron books, or
CHAPTER XX. -LORD BRACY'S
LETTER,
Tho Fehool and the parish wont on
through Angulo and September, and up
to the middle of October, very quietly.
The queried between the Bishop end the
D ice 0r had altogether subsided, People
11 the diocese hail OCiteed to talk con-
tinually of Mr. cunt I11's. I.'eaotcke
'There was st111 alive a certain interest as
10 NS. hat might he the ultimate fate of
slut poor lady; but other matters had
Cattle up, and she no longer formed • the
ons topic of conversation at all the.nteet-
ings. The twenty boys at tho school
Nils that, as their numbers led been
ditnlr.ished, so also hod their reputation.
Tbi'y were less loud, and, as other boys
wt nil have said of them, lose "cooky"
than of yore. But they ate and drank
and played, and, lot us haps. learnt their
lessons as usual. Airs, Pomcccko - had
from time. to time received hitters from
her husband, the last up to the time of
W1)1011 we sp.I8I having been written at
tin Og len .Tunes[ )0, at which Mr. 'Pea-
eocko had stopped far four -and -twenty
hours frith tho object of nlaking•'inqutry
as 10 the statement math to ilial at Ht.
Loci+ Hera ho learned enough t0 o'ln-
vivoo Link that hobert 10frey h;:d te.:ti
hint the ttc.th in roe; i(1 to what hod
there occurred. -1I10 people about the
station still remembered the condition of
the man wbo had been taken from the
car when sufreriug front delirium trem-
ens; nine ronlelnbered naso that the man
itatl'not died there, but had been carried
on by the next train to San rraueiS00,
nne.of the porters also declared that ho
had heard a fumy days afterwards that the
sufferer had diet! Almost immediately on
his arrival at San Francisco. Informa-
tion as flu 80 this lir. Peacock° had sent
limo to his •wife, had haul atlde(1 his
firm belief that ho should find the roan's
grave in the cemetery, and be abic to
bring home with him testimony to which
,no authority in England, (whether social,
episcopal, or judiatel, would refuel to
give credit,
"Of course, he will be Merited 'iil;hial,"
said Mr.'. Werth) to. her husband.
"They 0111111 b0` flurried here, anti 1
will perform the ceremony. I dein't
think tiro Bishop himself would oi•ject
to that; and I shouldn't care a straw if
bo flit"
"11111 ho gn on with the Fcisbol?"
;'1:1spered Mr., Worts.,
"!S ill the school go on? If the reeled
goes 011 ire will go on. I suppose. About
t1Ytt sou hail bettor ask Mrs, Sotntiloup."
"I will ask nobody but, you," said the
,vife, putting up her facts to kiss him.
Ali t:ria w118 going on, everything wet.
mil, I to (=fort Mrs. Peacock°, anal to
..1y.3 her hopes of new tiro. Mrs. Worth'
:. i 1 her bow the Doctor had premised
unto ho himself would marry theta as
-eon as the forms of the Church anal the
;oral requisitions woblil allow. Mrs.
letecpc'ko =opted all that was said to
tui: 4:21otl,f and thankfully, but 11111 not
is :in allow herself to be roused to such
•s.itOment as she had shown on the oc
Olsten recorded.
. It was at this time that the Doctor re•
eelvect a letter Which greatly affected
I1I.t mode of thought at the luno. Be had
er ismer beeline hipped an a low -spirit -
•+(t, if not despondent, and clearly show-
i to his Wife, even though ho was
•heat, that his mind was still intent oa
time injury which that wretched woman
:lad done hill by llor virulent's. But
tl;o letter of wide!' we speak for a time
I0010ved this feeling, and gave hint, us
it wore, a new life. Tho letter, which
\v: a from Lord Bracy, was as fnliows:-
"Aiy Dear Dr. \Vortlo,-Carstairs left
no for Oxford yesterday, and before be
Ii it rill, startled his mother and the con-
i' thhlc ably lip• n piece of information. /lo
1 u'lls us that he is over head and oars In
lave with your daughter. The com-
munication was indeed ,)111(10 three days
ago, but I told him that I should take a
day er two to think of it before I wroto
to you. Ho was very anxious when he
told 1110, to go off at once to Ilowick, and
to see you anti your wife, and, of course,
tho young lady; -but this I stopped by
the exercise of 5wn0what ' peremptory
parental authority. 'Ton he inforn1od
300 that he had been to Denial:, and 1141(1
found his lady -love at home; yell arid
Mrs. Worth) having by ch;tnan beton
nbs0nt at the time. It seems flint he de-
e:arect himself to the young linty, who.
its the (morels° of it Wise discretion, ran
away front hint and left hint phsntc(1 nn
the terrace. : Thie is hiineeeunt af.whe.
p.t.,;C.i, anti. I do not In the least do01er
tt:t absolute truth, It ifs, • at any rate,
(To 1114 Ct11'i'1 U t•:h).
•
stay chains. After the animal is killed
and hind legs are skinned, insert tbo
hooks in the large tendon above the hook
joint.
Two men, 0130 at each end of the
gamble, can easily lift the carcass, either
raising it oft the ground at once or n
short distance at n time. It can be se-
oured at any height by means of a rope,
A, which is arranged with a series of
loops. These ere Flipped over the turning
pins or handles and thus prevent un-
winding. .As the skinning proceeds the
mon will have to stand on barrels or
some other elevation to enable them to
swing the carcass Meer of the ground.
This apparatus can be used for lifting
hogs, sheer, eta., but need not be matte
so strong or tall. The whole thing is
eat eely home-made and easily con-
structed. If no tree is convenient to sup-
port one and of the pole, n post 0an be
set in its place, or three rails, fastened
near the top and set up like a tripod,
Will do very well. -J. R. Henry, in
Farm and Home.
Best for
Wash Day
For quick and easy work
For cleanest; sweetest
and whitest clothes
Surprise is best
Best for
Every Day
For every use about the
house Surprise wc=rkS
best and cheapest.
$eo for yourself.
Frank Smith, of Clinton who ie
employed witha S ISV mill bock in
West We wn,n,sh, met whit rte exceed•
ingly painful accident by up•('1tin
11 Pot of 1(1111:g fat on hid foot; al-
though. 11140 to wall:, he cannot put
his boot on.
Diary, the youngest daughter of
Ii„ llolnles, Editor of the New Era,
whore illness has been a bourse of
deep anxiety file two months has
recovered sufficiently to walk 0)081
though still very weak and unable to
leave the house.
`D McCormick txoderieh,hals bough:
the old Deticr l•reperty at the barboi
with a view (,l erecting a brewers
there on. The new owner expects
t1, start building' operations within
two weeks, and to bane it completed
early ill the Spring.
Air. A. lr yness, of Fordwich, has
built a silo which is 8 by 10 feet and
14 feet high, Turf he intends tc file it
next summer with corn, oats, peas,
and Russian sunflower Mr. W. in-
tends having good and cheap feed
for his cow next winter.
The Use of Cosmetics.
There is a great deal to be said for
and against the use of cosmetics. If we
could be beautiful without any artifcial
aids whatever, bow happy we (night
count ourselves. However, as the protti-
-4t "-"man, with the most lovely coot
•
p;t•xiuo, e„11nu0 boast that it is niwnys
porfeet,,or will lestforevor, our thoughts
meet tern to a wherewithal to improve
oar imperfect and failing complexions. I
do nee 0101113 to say Hutt 1t is desirable
to "make up" the face, but there are
1na31 nseful and harmless cosmetics
whitth• no woman need fear to use.
Rouge and paints should never, on
any account, be applied to the face, All
rouges ere bad for the skin and paints
are dnngerons; therefore, by using them,
we .fly front one evil to a greater. The
skin is only glossed over for a short
time, While the harin dono is irreparable.
The best powders are, however, permis-
sible.
13A r:::A CED ROBBERY.
S :se LE .i FR02,[ EXCHANGES.
C.ntro 13rnco Farmers' Institute
meetings will be held in Malcolm on
February lath and in Chesley on 1.7th
nit.
Southampt,ln carried a by-law by a
u'rg'e majority voting $11,00) for the
pa, chase of a Saugecn water rower
and electri3 light plant.
' The sp`•ing ju.'y sittings of the
High Court of .1 ustiee for this county
wilt of en here on March the 8th Mr.
Justice Armour presiding.
The actual cost per day for
maintW,&11Ce of the it mates of
3...._..t-* .1 ;..p.'.>.'•,cr.s.:T.Y,rl:.i;Js- .a-:.sn,.r v'-t'..•a.assc:a::
We aro exceedingly sorry and
were. very much 1nrprilt-d to 14841 1
of (be death of D1r. John Stewai 1,11)0
wellknown prop) iet(lr of the Ben -
miller Nurseries and father of Mr.
Charles Stewart, merchant tailor, of
Lucknow. which occurred on 'I'ues-
da3 from heart failure and inflame -
tion of the rungs, Deceased has
been 111 for some time hut not such
as to cause any particular anxiety
until the last few days when his
illness assumed a serious character.
On Saturday Mr. .Tales Hughes,
of Culross, an old man of almost 80
yeast of age, was working alone in:
the barn, where he was subsequently
found lying on the floor of the base-
ment dead. It is supposed that he1
he was taking corn from the n,ow
above the granary and in solnts way
or other slipped, falling through the
trap door in the floor, a distance of
about 15 ft. Prom the appearance
the body when fund death seemed
to have been instantaneous.
W. Southcott, of Exeter, who had
been coninlitted to Goderich on a
charge of having stolen good :in his
possession, was before the county
Judge on Sattu'day'.to answer to the
charge. The prisoner admitted his
guilt, asked fur money, and was
remanded for sentence.
011 S1turdot' M, J P. Doherty. of
Clinton, met with an accident that
might have been much worse than it
was. Some of the children were play-
ing upstairs in the house, when they
aceidentn'.!y set fire to the. curtains,
end -in exLieg ishing it, Jay got his
hands somewhat burned.
O:t the 18 nlcinl)Gr3 of I -31r:
County Connell only three toe lttex-
1lerit=nced in County Council work.
')'va of th340 i.; \it'. D.luglas of' ties
district, who although inexperienced
u tete higher;,,luunlcipal work Wil
=eon acquaint himself with his new
lubes and render good service for
iio District and County.
There died at the family residence
-f Mr. all;! Mrs. Stephen Powell
t,Exetel', their eldest daughter, Atli
:ata, at the age of 15 S'eal's and 1
-tenth; I1t'crn:=ed has been ailing
C.OflSunlpt:(d1 for some time past
tfireful'O her death was not in 1111
• est uneXI+:•clecl. The funeral took
tee to the Exeter cemetery on Fri
1 • t'.
A sen-•ati(.n of a rather lamentable
nature wa3 ete;iced in Exeter Elide%
last when it was learned that William
Southcott, a prominent business man
in that. town was under arrest for the
alleged theft of a quantity of cloth
from the tellnrshop of her. Jaunes
G-reive. On Monday he was summer
ill' tried bele rs Magistrate Lewis of
( Cu e.lit•:tn z::d committed to Goderich
i for ...101.
A. meeting of the creditors of Mr
Southcott, was held on Monday
James Driller was appointed assignee
by a vote of the creditors. The
liabilities were found to bo ;:2,800
with asserts $1,200 Messrs. 11.. E.
Pickard, N. Dyol' Ilurdon and John
Treble were appointed inspectors,
It was decided to sell the __stock en -
bine. The John Southcott anl011nt
to $2,000 with nominal assets $1,000,
Messrs. Thos. Sweet and James Snell
were appointed inspeetors.-Exeter
Times.
When Dr. Watson first began to
write under the pen name of "Ian
Maclaren," he took every precaution I
to prevent his identity from being I
known, and, in fact; only his pub -1r
1iterrkne v who "Iui - DTaclnl'P11" j
eras. Dat PI'ofessui neurge Aelalli
Smith, Watson's friend and classmate
at once decided, froln the style, that
Dr. Watson was the author, sand sent
hien a telegram of congiatulation,
and in this way his identity was
discovered to the public, resulting
in fortune and fame to himself.
Ches. M. Bentley, Secretary o"
the Jbi'ii1 Arcanum in Port IIuro•l
who secured $3001 from the Arcade
um by fi't1u 14.110111ly representing. the
death of !I S. 13alleotyne, was
arrested last week, the complaint be
ibg raid by Snprvnie Secretary Rob
SOIL gt'ho calla 1 (1;1 Ecoid Boston for
the purlieu e. The arrest was Unite
a snrla•is's to Bentley's friend:, as it
woo, Snplulsf'ti that tl,c .representa-
tives vt' the ! oval Arcanum would
snake tie complaint against hila, the
$8,000 halving'' been returned to the
order.
OI- f-a; ! AMON COATED
Dr. A gnaw's Liver Pills are coated
.mss :t Cinnelm n drop, very
ntali •act dell, htfu! to take
. Tho following gentiemen have.Il
bei :1 npnnifte(1 license coma1119:i01) One _i•... LL dl• , 41 it a vial for 20 cents.
f)r 18.'7 ,';tat 1Inron-Satnine'
-, ., ,,,;. r ' 3tel*' FopuhliltyIstt. mi uty wlltrlWhnd
)la A;., it:,1 ; T;1Tnei Ste 011011s ( llWCepin; c:traolt( or,, ttel'ore It alto
Clinton ; 11:I'h 1fc'thl Irl'le, I3iytit a a1.
No:t l 111 idlee0i(--I., C. McIntyre.
Parkhill :.1;t 4. 8.1111h, John Gavin.
11. 1). 1i':;.t flu Mg, E:10t Hume --
Thomas Gibson, Ibidwich ; Geo.
the 1"'ortttl.e, \\• ingham ; Geo lilul'clie,
the S•381„ra
House kat Ilef(t.fe, it at free:tion over
15e; this includes everything.
In Kentucky a noun aged 103 has
been married to a woman aged 102.
It is 1all(1 that the match was made by
the giiltlyi ung couple without the
consent of their parents.
At the first meeting of the new
town council of Walkerton a bylaw
which will come in efl'eet on March
tbo 1st places a licensefee of $25 a
year for the sale of Cigarettes in the
nlunicipalty.
Mt'. J. W. Brown principal of the
Ilan beer 1'. S , Is taking a course at
Owe 1 S bund Collegiate Institute
!Ii- t•i• e' in Hennvei' is taken by
Mr.:Vaylor it former principal e•f
Pati -•.('y P. S.
The aleft :tinned sleeting for the
p8rll.lse ol'so si(lcriug the advieal,iI.
ity of or^atltifing at branch of the
Young Men's Christian Association
in Goderieh was held in Knox elttu'cii
on Monday evening. The young
ellen dol lett semi t''1 be tcrested 111
the work, or the stormy weather of
that evening may have kept attva1S
SOIl1C.
Hugh Semple, who was sent up
from Zurich on a charge of' breaking;
l into a store in Hay township, Was
J tried. by the county Judge on Friday
and being found guilty was sent to
the common jail for 30 days with,
hard labor. The prisoner, who
defended himself, showed consfdabk'
skill in his cross exatnlination of the
witnesses.
(
N' il'liO. no 8l'ittinr, lbs fru 0 rbniencr.
81101 Li s4.0 and uteatsa'm' t • the tsvt(+
Md st t,lvnear,t after ( (1' '1.. :old at
Chi:holu'H 1)i*.g Slot
TTTTY77YTT/TTTr rerTTTTTl'TTm , r r 11T -,T TTY ri
he
Emulsion
Is invaluable, If you are run
Idown, as it is a food as well as
a medicine.
The D. & L. Emulsion
e Wul build you up if your general health is
impaired.
t. The D. & L. Emulsion
IS the of
Cod Livet r 011d 4, agreeost ing with thpreparation
most eedi-
C816 stomachs,
The D. & L. Emulsion
Eisprescribed by the leading physicians of
{.anada.
The D. & L. Emulsion
Is n marvellous flesh ptoducer and 1101 give
>>t all appetite.
yen
SOC* & $1 per Bottle
no sure you Ret 1 DAVIS & tAWItEICE a i0., (i b.
the genuine ►J
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common every -day
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1
Pam- iIIer
A Sure and Safe nemedy in every case
and every kind of Bowel Complaint is
E'a
This 18 a true statement and it can't be
made too strong or too emphatic.
I1 is a simple, safe and quick cure for
Cramps, Cough, Rheumatism,
Co110, Coils; Neuralgia,
Diarrhoea, Croup, Toothache.
5 TWO SIZES, 25c. and 50c.
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Our Manufacturing Interests.
What, a Hamilton Manufacturer'
Has to Say,
Lir. James Brayley speaks for the
public good.
TIi78f PR.9131 PQF..ICT, ,
Our reprosentativA iulefviowo(i Air. Tallies
lirayloy, of Hamilton, at his ofhee, DS King
1\ illi.eul Street, Mr Hrayleyis an enterprising
Lulhuess man, and one of Hamilton's foremost
manufacturers, His goods, Saddlery hard-
ware, punches, dies, eta., are known from
llalifax to Vancouver, and stand very high in
the estimation of the trade.
Mr. frayloy said: "For years I ho.vo been
troubled with gravel and weakness of the
1(1111eyd. I haft to stand up and clench my Meth
when urinating, so intense was the pain, The
painsar:tund mylcinewIotoalulostiutolcrable,
and I felt as though a cat were being hulled
down my back by the 1(L:(Meda.
"I wont from bad tow roe till at last I could
not urinate at al, and had to 1)0 Operated on.
I had 11) confidence in anything, eta mule up
my mine to suit r torture to my (lying day.
11. a(1it:g the les heeny published by the Doan
Iii(lu'tyrills 08., I saw a sinlSlareasc to my own,
and, being in constant agony, deckled to give
111001 it trial, and got a hoe of the pi11s flora
Sraettlnates drug store, at the corner of Ararket
Square.
.,
"It did mo no good, no 1 got (mother, and
another, until I had t four boxes, and Ras
allont giving up when relief came. T continued
t, taloa theta t171 the pain left my back, and 1
a^ t now me timber as an eel. Inate,nl of getting
n ;11.1000u Vintage night 1. never get up more
than Ot100 now. The urine to now perfectly
elearand has no sediment ()limy kind.
"t tun delighted to testify tube -half of Darn's
Kidney fills, es they cured me after the 1.s$
ray of hope bad fled."