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CUE' T, MES-, APRIL 7, 18 9,
Run Down
Ii0 Int He wns a good natured itaet:olor Some interesting facts in regard to i
of the family, arid, being the Childs the growth of Manitoba were brought. suite at 6.. r,1al
uncle. wets lett in charge of the baby out .during the opening,* debate in the! COSI
one day while every one eine w:,s. LeOelttture. Tho bank ng business
out, and out of .curiosity be blade a of tYinnipel; increased frrent 6 ,000.-'
lis« of what the buoy did in one 000 in 1891) to $84,000,000 in 1897,
i hear Here it is: axil X90,000,000 in1898, Air, Bui• ' Diamond es uara11w
1
1. Yelled fifteen minute; without lours est mated, than the last amount' tee Success,
taking; breath. (The.baetteloi• time- should be,i,nereased by 1`0,(i00,000,'
keeper declares solemnly that tads isn
bt:eause last year was poor for hag -1 Diamond Dyes are without exception
a true statement.) vesting, and the movement of grain ,the grandest home agents for eptio,y
2. Pulled enough hair Mau his did not eowmenee forsoine six weeks'saving, Many a woman with one or two
uncles herd and whiskers tc stair a slater than usual. The number of tea -cent paukawes of these dyes has
What Daley Pi1 ci ib Growth >
a i in, One our, o tanitoba. , lagnificentCl OSEN Ii'l1IENDS. a'
far
Bew
Nothing Like
oltory Compoigal
FortheNervousSystem.
It is the World's Best Spring
Medicine.
As far as the sick and swfferiug ars
concerned, time is tot, proeious in their
estimation to waste in reading any loug
dissertation on their ,•ondrtion b•rsed ou
..a medical or saieutidu etantipuiut, '
The suffering and tiiseased know well
of their perilous and low condttioa of
beaitb,, and sad hearte'yearn for release
from the chains of death's agents.
Each broken dots' ni weak and suffering
anan and woman shooktww that the
underlying cause of their bunions and
.aa losents, apparent in headaohes, sale -
aches, backaches, s}eeipter,snass. (Jyspep-
sia,neuralgia and rheumatism, is faulty.
nutrition .of the entire cervous system.
'Ilse blood is pale, wats ry and hamper -
.ed ie its life sostaioing work by humors
,and impurities. The nerves ,.annot
:ttssimilateproper n,urishineut, nu matter
chow much out is taken into Lhe system,
When your enutlition is snub as we
Srays described, I'at nets Uelery Compound
is your sure deliverer and rescuer. It
ealuickly arouses a hearty appetite, regu-
lates the bowiesmad brings about a.
tpgrtnal action of toe liver.
At this season, Paine's Celery Com-
pound frees the a)stein clot nnl''y of
a)'•eu:mat'rstn, eczema, salt rheuw and
other blood troubles, but also uF neural-
gia, ,nem:ous beadeelies, dyspepsia and
kidney d,iaease•
Let the ,ad, eat of spring he to you a
time of cleansing, tuning and repairing
of your entire a,etean. Paane's Celery
Cotupo.uud will do this blessed work in
a way tht,itoo other wedicine can do. It
is the only ,presertpt:on that your. drug-
gist .or rw.edical adviser uan honestly
recommend. No other remedy Mtn
take the plate ,of Piunt+'s Celery Com-
pound for yes cwa.. The use of one
bottle will bring cioleic co eviction to the
greatest •dou btomi. .
Gleaning,,.
There are 169 Seoteh mountains
/Which have the prefix "Ben.»
Algeria is the only country in the
World where the horses outnutnoer
isle Inman .beings. ,
A coat of arms adopted for Deer
Island. the site of I3oston's'reformatory,
las a deer's head above the motto
"Strong, Yet Mild."
Glasgow numbers among its pop-
ulation a man who is making a marl•
useript copy, of the Bible. He ex
peers to finish it in two years.
A London music hall is exhibiting
N •man who measures 7 feet 11 inches.
He is ail Egyptian. He is a young
iman and may grow highor yet.
He drinks -a bpttle of whisky daily.
The aboriginal papulation of
.Australia is d3'ing out so rapidly that
It has/'been proposed to establish re-
servations whe•e the remnants can
kletructed in a riculturat labor
and cared tbs.
• sofa pillow. homesteads taken. in 1897, the first` dyed her old dress a beautiful and
3. Further t* decorated the :vall',of many years in which an appreci E peose OCbae colo , so as
to
olasei the ea
paper as high U cuuld teach with !able increase was noted in the, be spade over Yor the little ones, and by
the poker. . . '1 amount of itnrnigration, was 1,14.1, dye it with Diamond Dyes no one
4. Broke a glass vase by sitting Out of this number 519, nearlyfifty would recugulze that the dresses and
i down on it. per cent. were from the Dauphin! goads were not oew, Din
rnnnd Dyes are
5. Swallowed six buttons and a district in the northwestern part of a guarantee of perfect work and satisfac.
ttoe when the simple directions are
good part of a, skein of'thread. the Province In 1898 the number followed.
6. Emptied the contents of his 'was -2,013, and 740 homestead en- Insist upon getting Diamond Dyes
mother's workbasket into the fire- tries were made in the Dauphin dis• every time you buy, as inferior and oda
aerated dyes are sold by some dealers..
! puce. tris t alone,
7. Tried to squeeze the head of :dr, Young pointed out the rapid •mhe poulterer,
the eat into a cup and was scratehed growth In ag;ricutture in the last ten
baldly its the attempt, years. The a ereage of wheat has Small flocks well cared for will I
8. Knocked the head off a fine " increased' from 623,245 to 1,488,232, give the beat results,
wax doll belonging to bis elder sister of oats from 218,744 to 514,824, of The roosts shoald be low, especial
in trying to .drive a tacksinto a toy barley from 80,238 to 158,058; the ly for large, heavy fowls.
wagon with h
9. Fell olf'tbe edge n the sofa and 101,836, and of cattle from 148,209 water and good pasturage,
brought down whit Dian two costly to 227,097, The mileage of railways Young ducks will have cramps if
vases, which were ruined, has increased from 1,399 to 1,764, of exposed to' wet weather
10, Brake wo panes of window which 188 were built in 1898. On Crowding the chickens too°closely
i glass with a cane whit;h uncle let farm .buildings there was an expendi- into small quarters often causes them
1 him have. tune of $675,513 in 1896, if $735; to have crooked backs.
11. Feil int°. the coal scuttle and 310 in 1897, and of $1,469,740 in A good feed for fowls is barleyi,
spoiled his new white dress. 1898. School accommodation has meal mixed with an equal.part of
12, (trawled under the sofa and been very rapidly increased, and the cornmeal scalded and fed warm.
refused to come out unless uncle expenditure last year was •$200,000 No matter how the eggs are set M.
would hive'him the jam pot, as against $60,000 in 1897. We they should be . carefully tested on
i 14: Got twitted amongst the legs shall have to work to 'keep ahead of the sixth or seventh day after being
of a chair,which had to be broken our younger brother, set.
tai get him out. No single food contains all the
nun ber of horses from 45,746 to Geese thrive better with plenty of
Rlsw. H. A, AX,LAN, ELM= GRAN
COUNCIX,I,,OR -»k RATERNAL• GREET=fr
Toronto, March 110,—The Chosen
Friends continued in session yestcr•
day A deputation from the A. 0. , th
17. W., consisting of Geo, P. 'Graham,
G. M., and M. D. Carder, grand re I their
corder, was received, and they earn- i sy
ed fraternal greetings from than
body. A deputation was received
with a hearty weleornef'roln the Bons;
of Seotland, consisting of Grand Chief
Fraser and 11lajor Robertson. In
the evening W. J. T. Lee, provincial
chief ranger of the Catholic
high h
Order of Foresters, conveyed fratern-
al greetings from that order and was
given a cordial reception.
The officers` elected were: Past
grand eouncillor,T. G. Davis, London;
grand couneillor, •Rev, E. A. Allen,
Murray; grand vice couneillor, W. J.
1'teCamoir, Belleville; grand recorder,
W. F. Montague, Hamilton (re elect.
ed); grand treasurer, S. Broadfoot,
Guelph (reelected);. grand. medleal
examiner, A. Wolverton, M. D.
Hamilton (re elected);; grand prelate,
Rev. J. McLeod, Yankleek Hill;
grand Marshall, D. Rogers, Ganan-
oque;. grand warder, ThomasDurale,
St. Thomas; grand guard,O. Walker,
Ailsa Craig; sentry, J A. Cummins,
Alvinston.
' Representatives on executive com-
mittee—W. ti'. Miller, of Hamilton,
A. Morris, of -Pembroke, and Joseph.
Wilson, of Kingston.
Three year trustee—Wm. Smith,
P. P., Columbus.
The' sam of $6,000 was set apart
for organization work, and the up -
building of weak councils.
Toronto was selected for the next
15. Poured a jug of milk into his NO SUFFERING IN CAMP necessary elements ir. proper pro- 'place of meeting.
From Dread Catarrh—Dr. Agnew's portions for'egg ' producing ; variety
16. Finaily, when he saw his is needed.
Catarrhal Powder Kills the. Dis-
mother coining, he ran to the door ease Germs and Cures the Distress- Lack of grit, m eans improper
and tumbled oft the 'steps, making - ed Parts—Relieves in Ten Minutes. digestion, while filth means lack of
mother's .f=lippers.
his nose bteed- and tearing a hole a Alf. Leblanc, of St. Jerome, Quebec, health. Supply plenty of grit and
Pout square in his dress. says he used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal keep tee quarters clean,.
And still the youngster's uncle Powder for an acute case of catarrh in From now on every advantage
thinks thtt boy will .make. something the head and it cured Lim. He has 125 'should be taken to give the fowls as
men working under him' in the.lumber-
y et. ing camps, and what it has pone for him free a range its possible. They will
f �, • it has done for many of them. Be boys keep healthier.
I ,
PLUN x?1D TO EELS D�,ATJ3.. it for camp use and pins hrs faith to it as Cleanliness and good feeding and
lnsidi' usDiset a Lurks Everywhere. the quickest reliever for colds in the comfortable dry quarters are the
A bright young man in Gray Cnunty, head, and surest cure for catarrh'. Sold essentials to success in the poultry
Ont., tboeghtlesely plongad.into the lake by A. Hamilton.
at a summer resort when the blood -was
above the normal hea . The shook " Fakirs Again.
stopped the kidneys work., Poisons
which should have been carried orf aere Another fakir has been making
circulated through the system. Dropsy the rounds of'the country. This one
aasytbe result, and one bright aictumn
is'a pretty slick tea agent, who has
the mourning badge was onthe* door,
tied a promising young• life was snu tied a smooth tongue and a very taking
out. Be trusted, himself to skilled phy- appearance. A well known farmer
sluiane, but they failed to do what South south of the town was "done up" by
American Kidney Cure would have done. him a short time ago. Tho :agent
It chars, _.eats iiud puts and. keeps the
kidneys in perfect action. A speuitio for called on him with a, fine line of
all kidneys ailments. Sold by, A. L. sample teas and after praising their
Hamilton. ' • quality and considering the price,
A to ,a1 option' the ttitinici the large quantity given,. and that
only through, him, could such won-
• pality t f Durfertie Man ; was defeat , A Health Promoter:
ed by nine votes.., derful bargains be secured, After
this sort of talk he secured Mr. Far
Dr..t..ow's We' met syrup:. is recog- ;men's esteemed order" for a chest
nized by Muthere as . the best remedy of his wonderful tea.
they can. give'their` Children.' It is ZYI due time
sample, safe and etfectual. Price 25e. the tea came to hand and appeared
to be a drat class article, but; after
the first inch: or so from. the top, the
tea proved unfit for use. The farmer
paid a good price for wothless article
and now his, friends who would have
nothing to do with this slick agent
are laughing at his i11 luck. Nobody
should• feel sorry for a 'farmer who
who will deal' with these 'irrespon-
sible people at all. Ridgetown has
a• great many first-class stores in
which any quantity of first class tea
can be had at a fa ir price, and if it
is not as represented you have the
, Merchant to fall back en. Baying,
from these agents is a very poor plan
and you are sure to be duped nearly
every time you try it. It is also
hurting; the farmer by not dealing
with the ,Ridgetown. merchants, for
eve)•y dollar he sends away injures
the prosperity of the town, for if
this thriving corporation takes a
backward step se also does the value
g, .Burning, Creeping,
Crawling
Skin Diseases relieved in a fete minutes
by Agnew's Ointment. Dr. Agnew's
Ointment ralievee, instantly and cures.
'Patter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ecze-
ma, Ulcers, Blotches, and all. Eruptions
of the Skin. Itis soothing and quieting
and acts like magic in all Baby Humors,
Irritation of the Scalp or Rashes during
teething time, 35 cents.. Sold by A. L.
Hamilton.
Munieipal Printing Abuses,
business. --St, Louis -Republic.
For Over Fifty Years.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs 1
Winslu'.v's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over'ifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teeth•
ing, with perfect success, It soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
aures wind cult°, add is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste.
Solcl by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its
value ie invaluable. Be sure you ask for
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
t Y d�
as
y4r
1,F a./,tp;T ..
Rhea atiG
rture
South Awnerican Rheas-
• Matic Cure Cures In
1 to a. Days.
Solomon Woodworth, of Hope-
well Hill, N.B., is rescued from a
deplorably helpless condition, induced
by the agonies of rheumatism. Mr.
Woodworth had contracted rhaunta-
tisna of the severest form and in a
very short time was incapacitated for
Work—for weeks be could get no rest
—suffered the most violent pains in his
arms and shoulders—grew worse and
felt he could not live, so terrible were
his sufferings—bis arms became per-,
featly helpless. He began tatting
South American Rheumatic Cure --
after the secpnd dose he .experienced
great relief and at the end of three
hours every vestige of the pain was
gone --the use of his band and arm
returned gradually and he feels alto-
gether like a new man and to -day re-
joices in a cure which he proclaims
almost a miracle. South American
Rheumatic Cure cures in z to 3 days
every form of rheumatism and neo-
' ralgia, no not suffer longer—it will
relieve in sk hours,
• South American tfervine soothes
the nerves and euresall forms of tier-
vousncss,
130013, Aideriean kidney titre
cures only kidney diseases—relieves
it x few gouts,
SOLD BY A.1,. 'F.CAMILTON', WII.V'C EtAM.
There is net enough thought given
to one of the most important items
that concerns our: happiness and
health. This is the light we read'
by, which effects our eyes, and there
is nothing that could befall us that
would sadden us more than the loss
of oar eyesight. ,
The lamp -s we read by should be a
housekeeper's especial care ; as her
household expect her to protect and'
lookout fur the health and comfort
of the family. I beats d an occulist
say, that fewer children would have
to wear glasses and have their eyes
treated if more attention were paid
to the lights they studdied and read
by. They so often strain the eye
trying to read by an indifferent
flickering tight.
There is nothing more unhealthful'
than to sit night 'after night by a
foul smelling, indifferent coal oil
lamp. It is the scrupulous eleanlia
npss of everyday cleaning that
makes the lamp give a clear, bril.
Dant light, Never use any but the
of your farms decrease; it is well to best of heatdli„ ht oil, and this. way of
cleaning, day :after day, secures you
remember that the prosperity of a healthful light. free from odors
Ridgetown will add dollars to tl'e and flickering Try it once and you
value of your feriae. Ridgetown will be aastontshed to see the difl'er-
Standard, once.
That useful and widely read peri-
odical,,the Municipal World of St.
Thorne's, offers these remarks upon
an abuse that is keenly felt by print-
ing establishments generally, espe-
cially those connected with the bet-
ter class of newspapers. The Can-
adian Press association were of the
opinion that it is not desirable to
tender for municipal printing, owing
to the starvation rates at which the
smaller offices do the work. The
members of the couneils are indebted
to the local press for publication of
minutes and recognition in other
ways and in return the
printing should he divided on an
equitable basis The printing
committee of the County Council of
Wentworth asked for new tenders as
an irresponsible rate cutter had put
in a ridiculous low rate. The best
plan is to instruct the clerk to divide
the printing equitably between offices
specified by resolution and insist on
good work at reasonable prices,
Just Like Smoke.
WES'
Council met
went on jthireh 2
alt present; Reeve in
Utes at last meeting'
proved, The Treasurer
showed balance on hand o
Filed. R. Brown presented a l;,
asking to have roadwav bets,
lots 18 and 19, eon. 5 and 6, put
better condition, W. II. Wilson pre=
seated a petititn asking to have
roadway opened between lots 18 and.
19, eon. 3 and 4, The board agreed
to examine roadways mentioned in
each petition. A bylaw for Man-
ehester drain was axialiy passed.
Mrs, Still and figs, Altai were
exempt from statute labor for the
present year. The following cheeks
were issued a --W..111. Wilson, gravel
and lumber, $8.93 ; Wm. Milligan,
gravel, $1.44; Dungannon public,
library grant, $10.00. The follow;
ing pathmasters were appointed.
—R, Kirk, J. H. Penstaud, Wm.
Watson, R, Jones, J, . Wil-
lard, J. Mole, S. Clark, J. A. Mals
lough, J. Bailey, D. Smylie, J. Welsh,
rr. Routledge, Wm. McIntyre, J.
Mills, J. Washington Thos. Nichol-
son, Win. M.il;igan, J. Johnston, U.S.
Wilson, M. Young, P. McAnn, Thos.
Young, W. Andrews, J. Clifton, D.
Leddy, F.I. Taylor, M. Bear, George
Woods, J. Bowers, R. Durnin, Wm.
Campbell, Wm. Wilson, Jas. 'Agar,
R. McAllister, M. Leddy; J. Leddy,
J. Robinson, J, Chamney, .Thos.
Woods, S, Cook, . 0. Durnin, • Wm.
Cameron, J. Purden, Wm. Kenning=
ham, P. Welsh, J. Forehan, Wm,
Brophy, Jos. Edwards, D. Ruther-
ford, A. Harper, E. Morton, A.
Durnin, Thos. Saunders, W.3, Todd,
D. Ferrier, R. Lockhart, Vt . Well-
wood, E. Haines, J. Bowles, C. Gay
nor, W. 0. Loughlin, Thos. Miller,
Jos. Gaunt,. J. Barber, J. Atchieson,
E, Jarvis, Thos. Lott, A. Emerson,
Wm. Callaghan, Jos. Lyons, 1.
Jury, R. McQuillin, K. Cameron, E.
A. McQuillin, H. Patterson, D.
Archer, R. Thompson, H. horn, P.
Clark, Win, Thompson, R.'Mallougha
Council adjourned to meet on
Monday, May' 29th, as Court of Re-
vision and for general business.
W. S. Mo0nosraa, Clerk.
A cough id like smoke. Smoke indi-
cates that there is fire somewhere. A
cough indicates that there is a serious
disease hidden away in the breathing.
organs. Put out the fire with water and
the smoke will disappear. Pat out
1 throat and ]ling diseases with Shiloh's
1 Consumption Cure andyour cough will
disappear. 25 ets., 50 ots. and 8100 a
bottle. (uaranteed to do everything
claimed for it.
A CARD.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby agree 1
to refund the money on a twenty -live
cent bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pilis,�
if, atter using three fourths+ of contentsi
,f bottle, they do not relieve Constipa• I
tion rand headache, We also warrant
that four }crottles will permanently cure!
Alae most obstinate cases ofConstipation.l
;,at.tsfactiou or nn pay when Wills'
fish ['ills are used:
A, A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
'4't'ing#ham, Ont,
Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness,
Heartburn,
Indigestion, Dizziness,
Tndieate that your liver
is out of order. The
best medicine to rouse
the liver and euro alt
these ins, is found in
Toronto Firemen Testify.
M. McCartney, Lombard Street Fire
Hall, Toronto, dated March 4th, 1897,
states:—"Ain subject to .very painful;
conditions of costiveness and other trou-
bles resulting therefrom, but I am glad
to say that' have found aperfect remedy
in Dr, Chase's Kidney -Liver Palls. 1
trust this may be of b'enetit to others."
1 Tb.e United States postal depart
ment proposes to use reindeer to -
carry the mails to Alaska.
1 It is better to preserve health than to
euro disease Therefore, keep your blood
I pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla and b'e-
i always well.
Rey, Geo. Chittenden, an aged
Baptist minister, died at Brantford
on Tuesday.
1 Children Cry for
ASTOR IA.
In disposing of his $2,000,.000 - es.
tate, deceasd ICh cago, lefteitor �
$1,000eachto several
old Tribune employees. The 'family 1
!get the bulk, fi
Colin A. Campbell, Ohemist and Drugs
gtsti, � inehem. tint, 1 flood's Pills'
A, L. ilalmilton, Chemist and Drug- ,
giss, Wingbam, Ont 1,25 cents. Sold b5 ail medloitie dealers.
i A CARRD&
1 Mr, Ed. Ilaintainan, nos Monies Ave„ irohokOS,
i . J., advises alt mon who gra weak andwho desks
a rpeedy and perfect cure to write to 1
Dr, Gustav H. Bobertz,
"62 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Micb.
TO
RETAIL
GROCERS
To meet a popular
demand, we are now
putting up our Split
Peas, Pot • Barley,
Wheatlets and Wheat
Farina in strong Jute'
Packages of lbs.
They are neatly print-
ed and besides their
attractiveness for your
store, you will find
them most convenient.
In thus helping you
(and meeting your
Ideas) we believe that
we shall help our-
selves.
Yours -- for more
business and lots of it,
The Zillion 'Co; y Limited,
'e:leeal,:arg, nat.
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