HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-06-29, Page 2TRE WINGITA1 JUNF4 29, 1900
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Nous living epeake loltt:er than all
your lo„ lt'.
- Wile'dug a pi,, \\.ill not make it st( n
likiug utr(l
Every man its ee?r chile some lone' of
master.
t ra i'tl I.il;: 1),A. eit11t'r L emulates s or
a strait jot 1tet.
No pewee. weep; over the feet that
the boy outer was ids clothes
We ell 11 V t1 eolSe wltt•n we ere it
crop oat iii f, +U. body else.
Th(( li;Lrin of a treed is iu eanvertieg
it from a sta.:: into a club
Many a main fights for his creed who
slaver thins;.:; of etrryin;,; an nail':rclltt
for hie wife.
A Wart prayer will get to hetaee4
(luie'kr than a long, one.
We tyle eunisl.e(1 by (cur sirs ) tit: r
than fie: them.
Conscience in the better pian wi.l:in
the lest LI nem.
Bet.er the pessimism that eelsiets
against oilds t, an the optimism that
nutlet s no ('Hort et all.
WI1`1QHAM O:SSTRICT* ' James Irwin, of Maass, Oat., lost
11is I Math or a rloizeer,
barn and all his farming implements,Oa Friday, jaw 15111, at the rest' 1
V ictor Ia+'r:ort', t•f Tara, Ont,,. has beeu buggies nand hatless,. by fire Sunday. l, deuce of her sou, Bieber(' Irwin, there
granted a patent l•y t11e 'kited States June 17th. Lass placed at $1,2.00; in passed peacefully away, in her 85th
Government ftar a seat and desk. sured for $000. year, one of the oldest 811(1 most highly
:cs1'a •ted residents of Obuton in the
person of Mrs.. Elizabeth Ann Irwin.
Tho doomed. who was born in Boum,
Bliglanci, on January 6th, 1810, was the
eldest daughter of John Geninlock who
for some years: conducted a private
academy in Ediabargh, s�.'ootlan(l. III
1834, on account• of ill health, be was
forced to resign that position andcame
his fancily to, Canada, subsequently
settling in Galt 'whore he was long a
prominent figure ill edacational choles.
The deceased wase married in 1837 to
Mu prosperous met-
, being at that time
the town. By the
incl in 1840 she was
Joins Howson left frons Clinton for l 14 Ir. I•Ien(lerson, pest office inspector E
the Rorth\vee~t cu Jure 1:1111, and tool. 1 cor the Toronto district made an official
along a carload
Of fine Horses bought `visit to (aeon sal:ma, theresult of which
frons JoltI1 Cielltic ,. of Iillcarcli)1('. I was the summary saspetasion of Wm.
No Worm. Medicine acts so nicely tis;1dossou, Postmaster, on the i roulul of
Miler's Worm Powders; ne physic re- i irregularities. Deputy Malone was
quire&. Sold by ('01111 A. Campbell. i placed in charge pending the Postmaster
General's decision. Mr. Masson was
appointees five years ago by the lata
Government and succeeding the late
Robert Crawford.. Tho office is worth
X1500, W
Oil Monday afternoon Rev, R. L.
Hoslking left For}lwicll for Europe, his
Quarterly Official. Hoard having given
hint three months'vacation for that pair-
pose. He will sail in. the Susitonia from early left a widow tiut with a mother's
Montreal on the 20th and will go direct affection and true " Christian courage
to Landon. Iso expects to visit the she immediately .set about rearing and
World's Fair in Paris, his aged mother educating her two children Instil in 1852,
after a severe sickness, she left Galt at
Mise Nora Cloa h, vi•)1ieiea'. St.
Marys, 'bayed at au eutcrtaiameut givc'u
' '_ • ) ane 1501.1u14er
Eu
gland, c 11 J ,
at Loudon, 1,. ,
Ithe patronage of queen Victoria. The
concert teas Tinder the personal direction
1 of .iadalna A1baul
Your Vector's Advice --Has rat
alwaaa been rt+ mating to lie c•onseiorce
became for y a; s lee's 1 et 11 schaeh'd iu
prelu.eli,cs sena It lab eve.y ample(airy
remedy a '•civao-to--tof (.try he knows
better and 1t.,ctiees better, and such
worts y r. n:c. lies as De. Von Stan's
Pineapple Tallets are among the cat -
Stant preecript ems in his daily praetii,e
because18 has proved them se potent in
stomach trembles -et 0 in a lox, t:5 cents,
Sold by A. L. Hamilton.
! Ladies! TukoDtiller's Compoluzb I:ou
Pills if you would hay: nice, ch.ir 0-)i1-
ploxions, Sold by Colin A. Campbell,
Walter Marshall oY the 211d concession
Culross s+•111 thirteen pima iho litter of
one sow, for ;;:147.((i. In nine Months,
Mr, Marshell has ree,eivotl etS30 for the
progeny of this one F(l ,v and 110 has. one of
the young pigs yet. :.The sow is a cross
between a Yorkshire •an;l a Chester.. •
Another of the old pioneers of the
township of Kinloss passed away 011
Tuesday, June 10th, in tho person of
Be11 ja1ui11 S. Jowitt, in the €.6th year of
his ago. Deceased was among the first
settlers in this part of the country, and
though cf a quiet and retiring disposi-
tian, was greatly rca'spected by a large
• circle of friends audlcquaintances..
All Liver and sf °Mach troubles cured
by Miller's Granules, Sold by Colin A.
Campbell.
A man Inas no more right to say an
uncivil thing than to act one, no more
right to stay a rude thing to another than
to hum.% him down.—Johnston. Frank Moore has iuvouted an in-
genions contrivance for the working of
a -...;; :i a n i a i` ;:• i;1 l",y" i a,,t" the turn -table at the C.P.R. station. By
of
his he can turn the
gin
sa ittde7 a ^ 1'� 1-; easilys as tthree or four men canldo it n
'�" `� /14„...
° '� ` the old way, He has, an idea that he
that he can
Maud Muller on a summer's clay
Raked the meadows sweet with hay.
And as she raked, now here, now there
The hayseeds fluttered from her hair.
She knew amici the show tents brown
Her brother loitered iu the town,
While down the glen in bushes thick
Her dad was flatly. in the crick.
"Ah, me,". she cried, "what lots of joy
I've missed because 1 ain't a boy!
Au, oh, I'm madder than ole sin
To think, alas, it might of been!"
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Genuine
ctr
Little Liter Pills.
tifust Bear Signature of
See Fac. Sir1_@e'�Wrapper Below.
Israeli ztell cnc1 OS easy,
to take as cus'ac.
FOR HEADACHE.,
FOR DIZZINESS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOES TORPID LIYER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
GEnir avm MUST re Q1p MATNRC
7PitrelyVegetable.//Vfr- f11791vW
15 C`e°u
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Before. After, Wood's Pbospiioaiae,
The Ordut English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists to Canada. Only reli-
able medloine discovered Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
baoeo, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six, $5. One will Please,
riwwzll cure. Pamphlets
Company, any Ont.
Weed's Phosphitlint' fa ,+o1c1 in Winghaan by
Colin A. Campbell, A. A. Morrow, J. E. Davis,
A. l,. Hamilton, Druggists,
can fix his contrivance so
ruu the engine on to the turn -table and
turn it without gettiug off, making, if
we uunderstaud aright, the engine do
the work of turning itself.—Teeswater
News.
Sometimes after getting cverheated,
there follows a chill, then a severe cold.
The quickest aucl best remedy for the
worst kinds of coughs and colds is Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Try it.
Price 25c.
On Saturday, Jnues 16, the biggest
barn in Bruce County was ,erected on
the farm of Mr. 11. Cargill, M. P. for
East Bruce. The barn is 120 feet long,
72 feet wide and the posts are 28 feet
high from the wall which is 15 feet high.
.A. very large number of persons assisted
in the raising of the frame of this mam-
moth building. The barn will be closed
in with matched lumber. Rot ort
Cross of Walkerton is the contractor.
When you need medicine you should
get the best money can buy, and exper-
ience proves this to be Hood's Sarsapar-
illa."
The house on the fermi of A. Miller,
of Wingham, on the B • Line, Hcwick,
occupied by John McCreary, was burn-
ed down on Monday, Jule 15th. The
house was a good sabstautial. stone
building, and as only Mart of the con-
tents were saved in a., badly wrecked
couditiou the loss will •Iuu up to about
$1,200. Insurance )7C0. The fire ap-
parently caught front sparks from the
chimney falling on the roof, and as the
house was in au isolated place had made
considerable Headway before any help
arrived.
Richard Irwin, a i
ohant of Galt, they
only two stores i�
death of her hush
in the City of Truro, Cornwall, Cum-
berland and many other places of note
in the old land. 'During his absence his
polpit will be supplied liy several of the
ministers front sllrrouuding towns and
villages. Mrs. Hcsl.ing and family will
go with him as f'`r as Drayton where
she will spend mot of the summer with
her parents. g
Miller's Compound Iron Pills, only 25
o,nts for 50 doses. Sold by Colin A,•
Campbell. a
Death has agaim claimed another of
Howicle's young men in the person of
John Toner, Gorri(, who passecl away
on Saturday, Juuei 16th, after a brief
iUness, at the early ago of 20 years. 5
mouths and 15 days' Deceased was the
principal of Duluth Business College,
and within the lastwo months contract-
ed a cold, but thought if he cause home on
his vacation ho woild soon recover his
former health. Hee returned to Gerrie
two weeks ago, bni instead of recover-
ing, his cold devol4ed into pneumonia
and a week. from the day. he was taken to
his bed he passed away to be forever
with the Lorcl. Deceased was an estim-
able young luau incl was beloved by
every person who,hacl the pleasure of
his acquaintance.
•
During the heavy rain on June 18th,
Otto Berfeltz, a youug man who lives
ou the Oth concession, Grey, suffered
from the effects of electricity, and lies
i't a somewhat clangorous couditiou.
One end of a wire, clothes line was at;•
tackled to the house; and when the flash
came this acted as a` conductor to it, and
it readily found an entrance to the house
through the mortar, between the logs.
Mr. Berfeltz was ming on a bench to
that corner of the foam, and received
the shock which rencjeredhiln insensible;
a black spot ou they side of his head
showing the point ?of contact.. The
faille]. and anotherblther of Otto's wero
eating their supper ati the table but were
not injured. It is said the dog felt the
force of the shock, 'owever, and gave
'
evidence of it by its owls. Tho young
man is likely to recor.
the advice of her playsioiau aucl removed
to Paris where hereldest son, John, at
the ago of fourteen, died of typhoid,
fever,. After his death she went to
Brantford where 114 father resided and
where her only remaining child was at-
tending school. Inµ 1862 she cane to
Clinton and wade her hone with her
son Richard, who ha'l commenced busi-
ness hero. Here shei spent the remain-
der of her days. Always, active and
zealous she identified herself with every
object that had for its anti the uplifting
of humanity until failing health pre-
vented. Although 4a consistent member
of the Presbyterial church she was
broad and liberal 1$ her views, sympa-
thizing and co -open sting, with Christians
of all deuoutinationj.
Don't let lieailarho wear you out and
render you miffs !us business or pleasure.
Milburn's Steelinz Headache Powders
will cure you quickly., and leave 110 bad
after effect';. They do not depress the
heart. Price 10c. and 25c.
A few of Dr. Bruch's friends to the
number of twenty-fi;ee or over, suet at'
the club rooms oir Tuesday evening,
June 14th, to say farewell to the doctor
prior to his departure for Collingwood.
A. pleasant evening was spent end after
luneli D. A. Forrester in. a happy speech
expressed the regret of Dr. Bti.ce's
friends at his departure and referred to
the prominent part be had taken in
connection with social, political and
military affairs here and con luded by
presenting hint on behalf of those
present with a handsome oliveeu gold
Aug.—Clinton New -Era.
The Marvellous Record of Cures Made By Dr. Pitcher Backache
Kidney Tablets in Every Section of the Country is
Always Backed By Home Treatment.:
WINGHAM PROOF.
Some Strawberry Suggestions.
Orange and Str wberries.--To each
pint of freshly-ste hedberries; take the
juice of a• good-si'i",d orange; strain it,
pour over the berric!s and allow them to
stand. a while. Serve with powdered
sugar. •
Banana Strawberries.—Take six good-
sized bananas, open carefully and re-
move pulp. Beat the pulp to a cream;
add half the amount of mashed berries,
one tablespoonful of lemon juice, time
tablespoonfuls of°, powdered sugar and
one of orange juice. Mix thoroughly,fili
the banana skins with the mixture and
place ou ice. When served, . tie the
bananas with narro v ribbons of green or
dull rod.
Strawberry Foam;—Crush one quart
of berries and sprinkle with one-half cup
1ul of sugar. Set aside in a cold place
or on ice. When reticly to serve, beat
the whites of two eggs, add two table-
spoonfuls of sugar, stud stir into the
crushed berries. Pour into a glass dish,
and scatterlarge, ripearries over it for
decoration_ •
Strawberries and Whipped Cream.—
Have the. cream whipped, and poured
over well sweetened berries just before
serving. In this d sh the berries must
not be crushed.
Strawberryado.—Mash one quart of
ripe berries, add one;quart of cold water,
sweeten to taste with powdered sugar.
Strain and serve.
Strawberry Nectar.'i--Mash to a smooth
paste one quart of vetry ripo berries,' to
which add the juice of ono small lemon,
and three pints of cold water. Let it
stand. three hours, strain it into a pound
of powdered sugar. 4 Stir until thor-
oughly dissolved. strain again, set on ice
until time for serving.,
Strawberry Shrub..--Overnine pounds
of fresh berries pour "three quarts best
cider vinegar: Let it stand 24 hours,
bring to a boil and strain. To each pint.
of the liquid add a potincl of granulated
sugar, boil again. for Eh minutes, strain,
and put in self-sealin glass jars. To
use, put a tablespoonful in half a glass
of ice -water.
"Hunger is the Bost Sauce,"
Yet some people are never hungry.
Whatever they eat; has to be "forced
down." There is, of course, something
wrong with these people. By taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla •'a short time they
are given an appetiteand than they en-
joy eating and food pourishes them. If
you find your appeti4e failing, just try a
bottle of Hood's. Iii s a true stomach
tonic and every dose!cloes good.
The best family cathartic is Hood's
Pills.
Mrs. F. Davidson, Patrick st., says,— ! Mrs. W. Clelukening, Minnie st., says,
"Kidney tremble and backache is some- 1—"All my life I have hoes a. weak back
thing I have suffered from for fourears clue to kidney trouble, as I grow older,
y tinct ant 110W seventy-five years of age,
or mac. I do not know what caused itit became 'verse and the pain became
only that it v: mesovere and res:ste treat- I severe. Some time ago I heard. of Dr.
merit. I heard of Dr. Pitcher's Bach• , Pitehet s Raeltache Kidney Tablets and
ache Kidney Tablets and got a bottle at ; W lit to Colin Campbell's drug store and
Colin - Campbell's drug store ai11 can t t o abottle.
a lose rind lM it glad to sayo the
trathfnlly say I like then'. 1 slid not effect was rapid and marked. I find
ee the entire bottle but I foiled the rel great relief since 1 took then' and shall
,% of I wanted.r Tbey acted gontly,easily ; get more so as to have them should 1
and rapidly. Tiny are certainly a good ! over need theta again. I cal„ safely re•
1811 0 nd them to all others.
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• On Methbttism.
The disturbance wi ieh has been felt
by other churches in the United States,
seems atlast to have extended to Metho-
dism, though in a peculiar form not dog-
matic, but ethical and social. Metho-
dism is pratically thelleast dogmatic of
the orthodox Protestant churches. Its
preaching is commonly not doctorinal,
but rather pietist anaddressed to the
religious heart. The kuirch of Wesley
had the peculiarity, which was a great
advantage of being formed, not by doe-
trinal secession, but by a crusade against
the impiety and vice of the ago, and by
au enthusiastic efforb to evangelize
great masses of the English poor, which
had been abandoned to heathenism by
the lethargy Of the State Church. Chas.
Wesley would not have seceded, he
would not have set up a chapel of his
own, Or preached in the open air, if ho
cotticl have obtained permission to preach
in the Anglican churches. Iu. place of
dogma, the Methodist cbii.rcll had moral
restrictions pointed against the social
evils of the clay, It forbad and has con-
tinued to forbid Glancing, cards and the
theater. At the convention in the Unit-
ed States the other day an attempt was
made to throw off these restrictionS, and
was defeated, it appears only by a liar-
row majority. The tension of an en-
thusiastic crrsade against such victim
prevailed in Wesley's time Fah hardly
be sustained forever, --•-Bystander 111
Wecllly Sun.
If you have the slightest symptom of kidney or bladder trouble, yon can tes:
this great111r'lit't1v free Arrangements have been made whereby every reader of
11 obtain a trial pat c of Dr. Pitcher's Backaekla Kidney l,ttl,let' all -
a l elf van oat t 1 L mat tamp for p esti cto the ?itChct's Tablet Co.,stlltltd'ly free by enclosing two c(� t i t:t.:l o p g 1 ' `
Toronto, Ont. When giving solus esti nit'rltiOn this paper. far the largest sale of an reined for
If you tae tonviuc. d Pitch: r s Tablets are what you 'varlt, yen nail purchaseg y y
regain? slz) for f,0 (:('1;t1, per I:t.t tie. 12 tot obtainable at druggist's, mailed free of throat and luilg trouble, 25 oorito !4 hot'
postage tan lets, ipt of price. tie. Family site 60 cents, All dealers.
�•-tai i �Me �?�A1I. 1..4'x'
What i
Castoria is for Infants and Children.. Castoria is a
harmless substitute for Castor 011, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty •yearrs' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish
ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria,
relieves Teething Troubles, clues Constipation and
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving
healthy and natural -sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea—The 1VIother's Friend.
Castoria.
Castoria.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for "Castoria Is se well adapted to children
children. Mothers slave repeatedly told Inc I that 1 recommend it as superior, to any pre -
of its good effect upon their children." 1 stiription known to me."Da. G. C. OSGOGD, Lowell, llfass. 1 H. A. Aacrn(R, M. D. Rrookiy,t, N. Y
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&rou,Otl at test.
To the terrible ravages of Consttnp-
tion in Ontario, the Government is petit-
ioned to establish hospitals for consuinp-
tivos. As preventative to consumption
there is 110 treatment to be competed' to
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and .Pnr-
psntifte which promptly and effeetually
cttres every cough and cold. It has by
.
When Bessie Died.
"If from your own the dimpled hands had
slipped,
And ue'er would nestle in your palls
again;
If the white feet lute the grave had trip-
ped"—
s
When Bessie died—
We braided the brown hair and tied
It just her own little hands
Had fastened back the silken strands
A thousand times—the crimson bit
Of ribbon woven into It
That she had worn with childish pride—
Smotlled down the dainty bow—and
criod--s
When Bessie died.
When Bessie Died—
We tlre'R" the nursery blinds aside,
And, as the morning in the room
Burst like a primrose into bloom,
Her pet canary's cage we hung—
Where she might Hear him when Tie
sung—
And yet not any note he tried,
Though she lay listening folded -eyed.
When Bessie died—
We writhed in prayer.tinsatisfied;
We bsgged of God, and He did senile
In silence on us all the While;
And we did see Him, through our tears,
Mir
,
Enfolding that form, of hers,
She lamghing back against 1=lis love
The kisses we had nothing of ---
And death to us He still denied,
When Bessie died—
When Dessie died.
......Tames 'Whf to ontb tliley.
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WEAK, NERVOUS, DISEASE MEN
250,000 CURED IN 20 YEARS,
gEr'CURES GUARANTEED CDR PAS :
$IOOQ IN WM
110R A CA5I �vEG
CANNOT CUR I
OF
SELF-ABUSE, Ef1ISSIONS, VARICO-
CELE, CONGEALED DRAINS, STRICT- e
URE MEET, SYPHILIS, STUNTED
PARTS, LOST MANHOOD, ER'lr O'i EN•- .
CY, NERVOUS DEf31LI T Y, UNNAT-
URAL DISCIIAROES, L,TC.
-The New Metbet! Treatment' - is the
Greatest Discovery of the Age
l ..vo sT zez. FOR CURING THESE DISEASE'S
h,,, dl of, Young and middlo aged mon aro annually swept to s. premature,
grave t1,i.utgh'EARLY 1'IWScRETIONS, EXCESSES. AND SLOW) OISL•ASES. if
a 30:1 1A^,'..% t 11, of, rho following symptoms coneult us before itis too Otto. Are von nor- '1
ender _ e ...lir^
`, v0us aLd weak, despondent and gloomy, specks Wore the eyes with dark circles ,
them, veal: lr'c:t,s1•idnoys irritable, palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams awl
losses, s.•dime 1t in urine, pimples on the face, oyes sunlcfl, hollow ehoeks, careworn
oam:0 e10n, poor ITteutery, lifeless, distrustful lack energy and strongth, tired morn-
' isl,15, r0etbss ul 1411], changeable moods, weak manhood, stunted organs and ]trema•
a tore decay, bol' i plYlus, Stair loose, sore throat ere.
YO(, HAVE SEMINAL WEAKNESS 1
OUR NEW METHOD TREATMENT alone can
'001.0 you, and make' rSnn of you. Undorits fnfiu-
e13a0 11,0 brain boa os acttvo; tho blood purified
so that all pimples,: 1c tch es and ulcers disappear ;
the nerves become strong as steal, so that nervous-
ness, bashfulness lend desdihndonry disappear;
the Dyes become Urigght rho faro full and clear,
energy returns to tlidjbody.. and the moral, physical
and sexual systems,aro invigorated; all drains
ccas0 -no mora vital haste Yrom the system. 4'be
various or¢ ane beCOIRO 11a.tui'a. and manly. You
r' fool yourself a man and know marriage cannot b0
1 a failure. We invite all the minima to 00115011 us
coni lmltlally and fro of chane. Don't lot quacks
• end fakir's rob you o ' your hard earned dollars.
Ws m„ 1 Ott,•e you 0' a0 ty.
G 1.1 Ali YOUR BLOOD i.EEid DISEASED?
S'YPH11'5 is tho meat provalont and most seriousyi
-000 dlseaio. 11 saps alto very life blood of t110 a ! 1, ,
::chin and unless entirely eradicated from the sys- IiEaRDITAitY DLooa DISEASE.
tem will affect the offspring. Beware of Mercury.
It only suppresses ilia symptoms—our NEW METHOD positively cures it for ev9r.
LE -AGED MAN—You've led a gay life, or indulged in the Lollies
or later excesses have broken down your system. Yon foot the
ler you. Mentally, physically and sexually yon are not tho elan
o. Lustful practices reap rich harvests. yell coil tho
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of youth. Solt abuso
symptoms stealing o46
0 lAusoodEtioa.b0 or eh 1d U L tY 1 ti i h Will h h
ger signals.
ra avictim?11aveoulosthope? Aro you contemplating marriage?
atn Has your blood been diseased? Havo you any woaknoss? our Now Hotbed
Treatment will euro you. What it has done for others it will do for you. Consultation
Free. No matter who has treated you, write for an honest opinion Free of Charge.
Charges reasonable. Books Free.—"Tho Golden Monitor" (illustrated), on Diseases of
Men. Inclose postage, 8 cents. Sealed. Book on "Diseases of Women" Free.
212 - NO NAMES USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRIVATE. No medicine sent C.O.D.
No names on bo:'ss er envelopes. Everything confidential. Question liat and cost of Treat.
rent, FREE. ' l• '
KE No.1118 SHELBV ST.
DRS, KENNEDY & 11 MI! DETROIT, MOH.
There are 10,000 miles of overhead
telegraph wires in Iaondon.
Electricity is used in connection with
trycocks to give autalsrm in case of low
water in a boiler. s
Au American syulicate runs the elec-
tric light plant of Bangkok, Siam,
though the plant was sot up by an Eng-
lish firm.
The great French dramatist, Moliere,
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