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Kip this blvoil pure with ileociail jehe carmen, a young,
Sarsaparilla. lontia who WBS born and raised in
Constable Dt anly, in charge of the Winghatit, was electA Its xnember
canteen of the Norilictest Mounted for &alas in the N. W. T. Legisla..
Pence, dropped: dead. in the canteenture. Ile delivered his maiden
at Calgary oa Friday. lie Mie! speech :in the House some few weeks
from Guelph.' ago. His many old Winghatu
friends will be pleased to hear of his
Children Cry for
, corning to thefront and we herewith
CBAa; from the Regunt West
; give a synopsia of his speech teken
"Mr. Connell (Soaria) moved that
ti" CIRRI E whereas the farmers of many parts
About seven (i'cluelr. on .1.nulay of the Teeeithejes have aueeerea omit
evening news reached town that ;Ineonvellence and loss by reason of
Mr. David Cochrane, of the ehn- the present elevator restrictions Ina
eesaion, was intesing ited had prob. pt by tale Camdian e4eitie
ably committed suieide. lie had way vourpitey and the eeno.,ituitiees
been in Gerrie during the forenoon ;And monepolles which resulted t'inn
and made some purchases, among' these restrictions, and an apparent
others some pat is green. Ile then a„,ecimityating railway pulley in
started for home and went as far ravor of such combing ions„ there.
south as the Pith concession where he fnre, be it resolved that in the
fumed and went to Wroxeter where opinion of this House legislation
be purchased scine laudanum: He enould be passed by the Parliament
then started. home but turned his
horse west instead nf east and went as
far as the swamp just, at the rest
dence of Mr. Ringer. Here he un-
hitched the horse rroin the buggy
* and lot ir go, backing the buggy
into the lenee. All trace of him
ceasecl here and when the. horse and
buy wero found, letters and
papers, whieh he had got from the
poetoffice indentified the rip, as his
and word was sent to his friends at
once. When it was learned that he
had purchased the poisoa it was at ' the second that this was practically
°nee thought that his body would be
found somewhere in the swamp and
as the news spread peripte turned
out in crowds to search and at
about ten o'cioelc the swaalp was
full of lanterns. rl'he search was
-kept up until abont ten o'cloek next
.day when a telegram was received
from his brother-in•law at Pinke.ton
stating that he was there siek.ln bed.
Later • reports conveyed Lite „sad
news that tri had Joist his reason. It
appear g that he was financially em-
barrased and the eontineal dunning
of land sharks had driven him crazy.
—Vidette.
4.4 Canada eon:melting alt iailroad
companies to permit the, right to
anyone to build and operate ek vat -
ors, warehouses or grain shutes, and
to glee all reasonable and flirty dis-
tribated facilities to any person to
load grain direct on cars.
Speaking to the motion Mr, Con -
lien said teat before advancing any
argument in support of tbe motion
he would ask the indulgence of the
House for two reasons. „ The first
was that he was a poor speaker, and
his maiden speech. This elevator
question was one of great moment
to the people of the Territories.
During the course of his speech on
the address the member for West
Calgary said that he was proud ot
his country and proud of being a
Canadian. Well, he (Mr. Connell)
was also proud of being a Canadian
aud'had great faith in the country.
There was a bright future in store
for the North-West. They had hund-
re& of thousands of acres tapable of
growing millions of bushels of wheat.
They had a great grazing country,
and certain sections of the west evere
rich in minerals.. With all these re-
sources the country might look for-
ward with hope to the future. He
thought it was the duty of all who
stood in the legislative halls of the
land to do their duty to prevent in-
flueaces for disintegration and anni-
bilation, There were such influences
at work ; they could. see the band -
writing on the tyall. There was the
elevator combine. He would like to
refer to it. It could be readily un-
der.,tuod that the C. 1?... R.. having
the herve and sagacity „to construet a
greet line of railway, should receive
credit for their enterprise. The
road was one or the seven wonders
rositively eared by these of the world. They bad bound the
:Little Pills. . . provinces of the great Dominion, to.
They also relieve Distress front Dyspepsia, getherov, ith an iron hand. They
Indigestfen and Too Marty Eniing. A per- (the 0. P. R.) had faith in the country
fest remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsf- and pr4dieted that cereals would be
:less, BadTastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue one orthe principle products of the
l'ainin to Side, TOIMD meat They west, and so bad established the ele-
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. vator, system. He was quite willing
to admit that grain could not be
properly handled without that sys
tem. However, everyone had not
tbe same faith in the possibilities of
the country as the 0. P. R. People
' the Eaud of the day. did net care to invest1 in elevator
stoek unless special privileges were
See you get Carter's, a.ecorded them, The C. P. R. accord-
ingly granted to grain companies
,Ask for Carter's, certain concessions. They refused to
allow people to ship grainother than
Insist and demand through the elevators, As long as
' the grain and elevator 1 companies
Carter's Little Liver Pills. were operating on an :ndependent
..........-______ and legitimate basis, things were in
, a satisfactory condition, The C. P.,
Hard -'working matters that affected the agrieultur-
R. at that time took an interest in
ist, and their agents were instructed
Farmers. twoasse egitvheant af orf a iwr
heat. However. I value
after some time several ,small grain
Loagneers ofhard, never. companies combined and what is
ending work makes Kidney known as the Northern Elevator
Trouble A common e orn.
plaint on the farm. Pain- avy was formed, and to be on a
file weak' or lame baeks level with this company other com
and Urinary Disorders are panies and dealers combined and the
too frequent.
Manitoba and Dominion. Elevator
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS Companies followed the general ex-
atnple. The result of their combines
help a farmer to work and keep his health was that the small and independent
-take the ache and pain out of his back dealers were forced. ottt of the busi-
and give hien strength and vigor.
Mr. 'Isaiah Wilhnot, a retired farmer ntfifi. It was admitted that grain
living at iati Elizabeth St., 13arrie, Ont., combines existed but the men in it
said r said they were formed in the interest
et have been a sufferer with kidney trouble of the farmers. The companies
iind pain in the small of my Wok, and in both
sides, I also had a great dent of neurittglapain argued that they would be able to
in ray temples, and wee subject to dizzy Spells.
"I felt tired and worn out most of the time. cit down expenses, and the grain
"Aline taking Doan's IsZidney Pills, X have
had no pain either in my beck or sides. They produeers would be the gainers. Buthavttn1oVedt1Lcnp&ghtpa1xtftomrnVhCad,
have removed the,nrit
e igiaPairtfront it"- t wrWhat was the rota ? Scarcely bad
't feel at fo•vr ..,-; t.e.se.'s %-on'' arid can thee° mpanies been fatted when the
billy r. \ il.i.i, is iosi 8 '. IAN -Pills are the most
r.ta,,r„Li.,, vdtity cult, tad. In addition ate independent operators were refused
the beet tonic I ever took."
ow in the elevator% Er. Connell
totAt4Aveti pill* tittIttlis •04101altipatIO*i. eited an instance in which one inde.
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Small Pill. Small Dose.
Small Price.
Substitution
petilent dealer forced his way into
an elevator. Ile was refused bin
spew and an order was issued to the
elevators not to store his graia. He
betight from :the farmers and got
them to store the grain in their own
names. Presently orders were issued
prohibiting the shipment of wheat in
the names of the femme. ,The up.
shot of the business was that this
individual had an interview with the
0, 1.1,, R aathorities and instructions
were issued to. allow bun to ship, ,but
he was still hampered in his opera.
tions. In sante eases farmers go to
the elevator nieu with th ir wheat for
shipment ; the buyer wiR offer
him No 1 price for his wheat
but as he wants to take
no chances he will 'only grade
it No. 2. The farmer, bow'nver, Can-
not get Cara and he. may want money.
He therefore again approaches thb
.elevator man and asks bim what be
will buy his )vbeat outright tor? He
:Is told lie will be given No. 2 pele,e,
"Ohl but you said you would give
fue. No. a," says the farmer,. and
ten tile elevator man tens hitn that
the offer was made a .few days 14e•
vioualy and he must ba eonrent with
a lower grade: now, and the farmer
has no choice but"to accept: Every
gentleman 'in the Hhese knew that
in 1895 there was a large crap all
over the territories but the average
price paid ir wheat was only
per bushel.' The Canadian Pacific
Railway company charged 49c per
bemired for icansportatiort to the
seaboard, So taking•elevator charges
lute consideration, ,when two: cars of
wheat are placed upon the track one
.of them went to: the C. P, R. to pay
for transportation. The grain com-
bine bad grownr. into the railway
company. It was the duty of gen-
tlernen reWesenting agricultural au.
wefts in the House to have the mat.
ter threshed out, and iv would be
seen if the Parliament Of Canada
took an interest in the welfare'of the
people of the west: What they were
asking _for was .that every man be'
given equal privileges to handle
grain. That would be the only
Ening which would give legitimate
competition. If the elevator mon.
opuly were broken it would not take
the' grain trade away from the
elevators. The farmers would ' be
ahead to pay one cent per bushel to
ship through an elevator, The great
ohajectinn was the exceseive dockage.
If intlepeactent men we're able to go
on the market, the elevator nom
panies would not take more. than
was absolutely necessary for their
awn protection. (Applause.)
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• Victoria Harbor, Ont.
11r. Joseph Currie, a respected citizen
of' this place, was so bad with .rheuma-
tism that he could not attend to his work.
Two boxes of Milburn's Rheumatic Pills
have effected a complete cure.
ge Marveled Much.
That Seoonel Clhapter.
The new paetor was preaehing his
first sermon. In the middle of it he
stopped abruptly and said :
"lIow many of you have read the
Bible?"
Fifty hands went up,
"Goad," said the pastor. "Now,
how many of yeti have read the
seemi chapter of Jude
Twenty-five hands went up,
A wan smile overspread the di.
vine's face.
'That's also good ; but when yon
go home read, that chapter again,
and you will doubtless learn some -
'thing to your interest.'
Were is only one chapter in the
book of Jude.— Gathrie (O. T.)
Leader.
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Unfraitfal orchards, a a rule, are
so because tbe soil is ,deficient in
plant food,
In all transplanting i is essential
that the soil conies in ontaet with
the roots. 0
Fruit trees may be panted in the
yard. for ornamentanci for fragrance
las well as for fruit.
1 The best raspberries' plums and
1 pears have been grown. Where poultry
1, has been allowed to
Trees must be fed :east as any
!other plant is fed. Many an orchard
ia eitnply starved to deap.
Cultivation in the etOhard while
the tees are growing tends to induce
the roots to grow deepeii. '
To cause a quick, st6ng growth
of roses and carnations Use nitrate of
soda. solution in waterink.
Thinning out of the wormy and
imperfect specimens of 4u.lt should
be done as. soon as they pan be dis-
tingnisbed.
Set a pie of stiff cardboard or
bend a piece of tin around cabbage
and tomato plants as a protection
against cut worms.—Excha,nge.
He 'had been electeci member for
bis native county and had come up
to the metropolis to take his seat in
the house. Ile was a modest, retir-
ing individual, and felt quite over-
awed as he stood differently in the
lobby among a throng of the ordin
ary members.
"Well, Mr. G--," said one of
the legislators near him; "and what
are your impressions of the house ?"
"To tell you the truth," replied
the'new member, in sone confusion,
"I wonder how 1 got here !"
A week after he made a speech
which astonished there, and the same
member buttort holed hire, again after
the debate.
"What are your impressions of the
house now ?" was the question,
"Getting to know us, eh."
"Yes," quietly replied Mr. G --
'and now I wonder bow you all got
here!"
lie was not asked about his im-
prePsioris after that.—London Ane-
wers.
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wes-the tirst and origihal "pine" prepara-
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having the name "pine" are siniply itn.
itations, some of them worthless.
Bob Ingersoll recently was talking
with an old eolored woman in Wash-
ington upon religious matters. "Do
you really believe, minty," he said,
"that people are Made out of dust 2"
"Yes sab ! The Bible says it is,
and so I b'lieves it" "But what is
done in wet weather ; when there is
nothing but Mild," "Den 1 &pacts
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are readily expelled by the use ot Dr.
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If the -water of your cistern has a
disagreeable odor, you mayget rid
of it either by forcing air into it, by
stirring it thoroughly or by adding
borax and alum at the rate of about
three ounces of. each to the barrel.
A combination of these three methods
is admirable. When the cistern be-
comes empty from the lack of rain,
give the sides a thorough scraping
and take out everything from the
bottom. If it can be made pretty
dry the addition of fresh lime and a
coat of whitewash , will also help.
Keep your eisteru clean.
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"Did you hear the reason ilea my
old employers," said a drummer the
other day to a few friends. To this
enquiry they all gathered . around,
fatly expecting to hear a gricid story
as "Torn," (familiarly called by all
his friends), tilted back in hie chair,
"I a.nswered an advertisement
about a new book "Light Of Life,"
as the title struck me very,forcibly,
arid I found it contained the story of
the New Testament, t-igetber with
explanations of all the more difficult
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mentary. It also contains, the com-
plete lives of the Apostles; that this
book was really two volumes in one,
embellished with some of the best
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in connection with the Sixteen
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131oekhorst, Hoftnann and Hahn en-
gravings.
Knowing that not a family in a
thousand had the lives of the Apostles
or a Commentary, and that this book
Would have an enormous sale, and
as My old employers could not hold
Out sufficient inducement to equal
the offer of the Bradley.Garretson
Co. Limited, 1 eoncluded to give up
"drumming," and took hold of
"Light of Life." I assure yoa friends
that this ehange was the wisest I
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it, If you want to make money
easy and fast, write' the Brantford
House for a position like mine.
Agents:—If MI want to make
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