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GENTLE READER
IF yos get notice en the top of the
first page of this paper t• this effect,
(3 Your subscriptionbas
expired PLig&$$ REN }:W
Suttee t11.1v 4• .ed twat h u t ruawy r• ha•ily
that ha w►tI walk with two left feet. peliti.
eally ,peaking.
Turatlat'i •leilirn l,iontiht the -.0
a . 10.>41l011 t not the Deer Minster of ?ti'iti.
hs 1 'ren ow, ro to. 1f the maledictions of
Una andauug ,.•,uotry could avail. the whole
blooming 1 4bioet 4001.1 be ...stout. nut.
lion. .1 l' 1'.1ti(Kso1 h.h
mimed uv. r his cocked hat anal spurs. to-
gether with the Orinoco" with the e'r'pe,
tion the close, to a gentleman .tined
Ill. 11.1 tram 4..G by the *eu.dlmg mea
1 Ili' I)ouunton Government is
badly minded up •t pre.eot, tieing te •
protector po:l: y that doeme% protect,
( ahl.et resigwt ions that don't resign, sad
twSI.dtal legtl•tion that does t legislate.
Pry -inlet I:HEIN 11 • ,old end
priming :he Man,wb•i�iunl to theInst of the metrolrrlitan
t.kng action on Ili,.
10arnAls, and never hesitates t0 give
sallow maunder ID ad
legislature without
it means that it is about time you a11 -
ed at the counting rood Tux
and settled your little aaoount. You
don't needs to lay the flaeMring unction
to your soul that your little iudrbtwl
nest doelsn t count, for it does. The
husinesn of a printing olio. is male up
of little items, and the mast successful
newspapers are those who have the
largest nu,nlwr of little items- single
subscriptions, small advertisements,
etc. ,very little helps that oomes our
way, and every little hurts that .101.1411
tome lo us when we expect 11 This
isn't a long sermon, but it ig intended
to reach every sinner oo our 11.1.and
mak.- him or her meet tor repetition....
in the language of the Soulhern
deacon, •• Tote along year shekel,-
we'll
hekel,we-ll do the mat-
thaws; from the Cabinet ami thr ani
nouncestetlt that be is ballot for the
I. e'41.-(1overnor hip of \I:u dots., not
Ial&r than Jolie, in a tet.ly ac:low'
Iaigeteot of the truth of the -.tate -
meat pub:is it,: in 'fill two
mouth+ ago. and Ire. tar to pito 0. that
this IOUrnel la 111 a letter pu*1tion to
get taformetion of the doings of the
tlovernmint than is •nnv of the organs
cry the Atinirdi:tr ation 4'l!e fn tLi, sea'
tion of Ou1trio.
The reason I. that T'it I:NAL
spare* iso eNart to g.•t for its la -s ser'
the earliest and WOO 1.11/4111.• Iui..rma-
tlon, politically or otberwiae, anti has
a reputation for Mein; able to tun•+ up
a situation or sei.'e an opportunity
Federal ,:ovarenteo• s remedial Dress u .l-
rir NI I. 1.' Kowt.i 1 the full benefit of it, powers :ttel im
formation to tux models.
moot enough 10 it.%
the m.rnia heart
The l 3tt:tea Free I'irml wake: isle Itut Umerw ie another pier*, of trews
p. -in' 01 'he ween when It says the ,-...•o that 1. lig 11 .%AL h.so been advised)
th.re has Wen au quarreling aro.,
Ottawa Cabinet Miaieeers durlug the past
two or throe .lays te because but few of them
are now on epsakmg terns with each other
P. K. We omitted to slate that
whether you get asIIco or not,
if you are in dtliAl' for stilt
striptioti, advertising elrjab work the
thrive applies to you. We want ,,air
own, Mull Iva want it WOW 10011
SNAP SHOTS.
Ha. the. National Policy kept you
peer!
MURDERERS SHOULD HANG.
'1'Ht.. murderer 1'HATTrI.I.I: has no
sooner been convicted than a certain
section of the press arises to remark
that before be is executed experts
should examine him to determine up-
on his sanity, ao if the mental condi-
tion of the i * .towel murderer should
stand in the way of the law taking its
course. There has been too much un
adulterated maudlin sentiment exhib-
ited In the rase of murderers hereto--
tam,
eretofore, and it is about time the curtain
was rung down upon the sickening
scene. If hanging is to be the law of
this land, then every nun who com-
mits munier should be hanged, whether
he he sane or insane in the eyes of *s-
calded experts. who. after all, know
little or nothing of the case they are
called upon to diagnose.
Speaking of the opinions of medical
expert*, slid any one ever know of a
doctor who was engaged by the .lefenre
to gine any evidence favorable
to the other side, or vice versa!
In every case where ereca111I expert
testimony is called in efforts are sl -
ways tn:uie to carry the case by bring-
ing in 0 Targe array of medicos end
cn havortllg 1.0 IIAI'r the big battalion
carry the day. We have 414. 4110
cases fried where there than one
of the socall«d experts were forced
to confess that they hal no per
noted knowledge of the class of ail
n,ent upon which dory weer :silts! to
give testimony, :I1111 WP have •4111
others pretend to a knowledge 4111,-1
the crow Pxaminstioll shower' them to
le• .,oily
deficient jn-
Hut, aside front this little digres
Sion, wh4t light has Mn insane elan to
Ice kept alt•.• after.ou.mitting a mal
dear. whilst a wtie limn will lie ionized
for committing a similar crime ' The
1100011 why hanging is the law of the
land is that it is believed that a lour
direr is too dangerous 0 lanes to be al
lowed to lite, and surely if that applies
toe sane: murderer, it ought with more
forte to apply to one who is a•Iou lg
tri insane.
It is to Ise hoped that the law will
111 allowed t0 take it« courts- in the
case of the Idstow,l murderer, whose
crime was one of the snort heart leer
that ha• ever leen per).etrates1 in
I'.anain. There iso t a redeeming fee
tune in the crime. and the limn who
mummer' it is unlit to live any lodger
than the law allows. 1
POLITICS IN WE8T HURON.
-Anel now the Ottawa gameetcr.
are playing Mont. '
Hamilton is titakingsapecialtl of
perpetual franchises
TIi. April shower Meaday !h.t
wore icicles and tnmmlap W amtab.
Tho political horoscope shows a
short ..-ion and • sped] •S51 to the
eeanry. -- _
--ft is to he hoped the war rum. r•
power b .v.,wu,eg to t•.4411 further 4.e. -
Surat a that direct w Tae press .ad the
people, in the •bioses of the proper nerve IS
tMu gerva•te ea Ottawa, should give It to
be plainly usdereteed that medieval Qua
b.o coal rule Will country.
•0.14 APPOINT I4t•4.1-1e. 1a1. IIaN.
Toronto News The Fees l'omaiesloo re-
oonmtssds that oo memher of Puli•meot
shall be eligible for • lee paid elbco Gatti a
certain time after hu term owl • leg islet or ex.
pares that all the revenues of such °those.
over • certain specified sum, shall be pay-
able to the public tree/tory : and that all
tacenctes shell be filled within a gives
period 11 members o1 Parliament are
barred for five years Miry retirement, If
proven°. is made for filling all other within
twe loo.the after vacancy, and if the emolu•
menta payal•le are made to correspood with
the earning ability .'the office holders, the
worst evils in the present system will be
Auto away with.
of, end that is that were it not for
the feet that sir IIIun[aT Tt1'1'111 has
pledged the Government to a short
session and a speedy appeal to the
country, a bye -election would now be
on in West Huron. I)r. Stott:.1< has
been for some time merely acting a*
Lieut -Governor of Manito'ia, as his
duration of otlice has expired, ate! Mr.
P*rrii.toN, having resigned from the
Cabinet, is anxious to step aside from
parliamentary life, and assione guber-
national functions in the Northwest.
The Government, however, thought
it would not be good politics to bring
ie.-a.-byi•election in West Huron and
putt the policy of tit' Administration
on trial in a close constituency, such
es West Huron undoubtedly in, and
so prevailed on Mr. PArransot to hold
the seat until such time as the pend-
ing by-election in lfal.lialand 1 was
held.
The reception which MoPTaot[ will
receive in Hahlinun.l and the chances
of a prolonged ression will materially
affect the springing of a bye -election in
West Huron. Fortunately, the Re-
formers
eaformers in this riding are prepared for
any contingency. They are prepared
either to hide their time or to face the
music. l'hey are • united party, and
lie the summons to the poll soon or
late are prepared to place in the field
the candidate who :All sweep the eon -
AT the toile ..f writing the political
coneereisg i.'ogl--ta asci Frame are ' my -itustion in \%-est Huron iv quietly
cook and bull stories. nesting, although it is dot knew*
- R e are u,,1 „.lastly ogre whether when the disease will- break out i■ a
Mos.!. s- rA we• taker i4M she Cabaret for I v irnlent form.
his braise or for ballast. Sons' two months ago it convention
-ThP !mum' medico from Helen i of the Conservative party wan held
mem Is now %imnstor d M.tMg. Ia tet amt then amt there a unanimous nom
webbing( m
wob.dm,str.tisa. 1 intron wart tendered to .the Hon.
('erten° 1'.4tnnet Ministers ni.paT 13 Van (0l.I:NR1%,K IAT r.tott r. the .if
ON PA" TERSON'S APPOINTMENT.
The KLegatos Wb,g says tet appointment
ot Mr. 1'4ttersee to the I•teuteo.nt.
Governorship of Manitoba will make a sea
of trouble at a time when the t:overnnteot
hes me desire to collide with the rs-
electo
The Brantford Expositor thinks Maei-
tobam will have 000tber gnan
evdw d Him.
.1 l'. Patterson ie appointed to the Lietst.n-
ant Ltioyercorship of that province. w they
h.ve decoded objection to the importation
of Eastern carpet-b$ggere to till their public
offices_
OtLwa Frse Press The t:overnment
ms
sealikely to have *nether Manitoba dif-
ficulty on Its heeds in coonecttoo with the
Lieu Leftist l.overnorshtp. .1udEleg from
m
the toof the press, and personal wets
the appointment of air. Potteries to
the poosuon to be vacated by the Hon. 1M.
Schmitz u not pleasing to mend or foe.
amine Some fatality ss to attend the unhappy
.dnunietratuen met at present. The reveres
of • maw -et, whatever it may be termed,
must be among the minsters. %%'he can it
be
Simone R•'l
eforer The Great l'•n•di•o
War Lord, .1. C. Patteson, atteon, has shaken the
Ottawa of the Cabinet off hue test and
to the shuttle Ihr. Montague has hitched him-
self to• portfolio that. as
hs.•larvatt•chment.
Thu means another contest to poor eleotien-
mimed, gerrymandered, Haldlmand. Monta-
gue will wforeseen,. of course. That's • forego
eo.mto
clo and the Tones are 0/stung etng resit(
to holler. They propose to oall a to
tielec-
on of Montague • vindication- They arsco
welcome to all the comfort they iso get out
of it.
stiturncy.
F. following purports to he the la-
ment of a Federal office seeker :
The "Hoppers we twisting and turtling%% -nth a murmuring, bu:nng sound,
Aad the ••wob►Iers' are all whirling
.ground and around. and around.
MA• Ir11 an1...K
,SAl d T.',and others
Are haviog their little say,
And they hang together like brothers,
111 they'd haw the other way.
Cho. For it's all up, it's all up.
The liovernmeot is going.
And our chssees tor a bite and sup
Are Mw peat knowing.
NOWthat a EuropeanEuropeanwar is loom
iog up, with England and France in the
toregrouod would It not be possible to get •
situation as military attache fed .I. 1'4.7.1.1.
WIs.I,- and • fighting fob for that other
able bodied patriot, 1 .0010.1 T41 a n: 1114.4 1-
.04 l acacia will, no doubt, be called upon
to make *erne e*cr,tice in the event of hos.
tattles. and the donating of the services of
Hoots• and [Wantons certainly the least
she tea do Is the present cow.
THE MANITOBA SCHOOLS.
Mei. Mr. tern., of stamlltes. Deals
Use
Rev. 1)r. Buret, of Hamilton, Ina letter
et ry
to t1:lobe, ppoem • plow for the sola
n.
tiof the Manitoba School difficulty.
Let Manitoba appoint • mixed commis-
sion of moderate men, of Protestants that
Catholics can respect. and Catholic@ that
Protestants can respect. tet them take tx
this whole question into wsidetanon,
weighing ,t as Christian patriots should,
and, my life for ,t, they can construct a
school system that will suit both parties.
1'rolsssloo•1 agitators woeld, of course, be
excluded : *e, also, sectarian gladiators.
The subjects handled to the Common
schools should give do trouble whetaver.
Neither science nor morality is sectarian,
and the most important lessons in truthfulr
se, candor and ss
honor oould be impreed
upon children without the utterance of a
sentence that would offend the creed of any-
one. Religious instruction could easily he•t
assigned to oertu hours. or relet'ated en-
tirely to parents and spiritual instructora
No other scheme will bring permanent re-
lief. A mitten should provide educational
advantaged for .11 rte children : for clew and
Gentile, for 1'etholic and 1'roteet*Dt, for .11
creeds, and tor all nationalities that are sub
tett to Its laws- Intelligent citizenship
should be aimed at. To secure that I1-
9011•111 Dot the discussion of • solitary sec-
tarian dogm$.
The adopn tioof tb:e plan would mark a
new era to the history of our country It
would do more to bury sectarian bitterness
than anythtog else 1 can think of. tett
.1) the educational boards of the country
men of different creeds would he Lund act-
ing harmoniously for the improvement of
one schools and the increased intelligence of
our people Our boys would grow to man
hood together, companion. in the cites
room, in sports and contests, and ready to
stood by each other for home and country.
Itrilled in the stone schools they
would enter the l-niveretty together, and
each meet eh other in the various professcas
without any d,*erimtnet.on as to creed.
He thinks • do/en intelligent 1'a:holies
and as many Protestants could agree upon
the
portions of scripture to be read toechoed.scho. without offence to either side.
Them, as to Public School Reader+. 'Phey
would contain gems of prose and poetry
from the pens of 1'etholics and I'roteetante
alike. Catholic writers and oratory have
ennehed our literature with .ane. of the
&nese, an
t peerages moms of the grandest
bursts of of elaluence. They have also tom
n ,.hed their quota ot poetry. They have
Riven tie some of the sweetest lynos in the
lanru•(e. A collection of such gems mightns
be se aectarian el the Sermon n0 the
3 mint.
Such • system would work wonders even
1n • single venerating It would teed to en-
large the points on which society could
agree, and to minims ns.
our differee
Rot's thee sat together in school and had
mingled In the sport. of childhood would
net be likely to speak contemptuously of
each other's creed at the beck of sine in-
flammatory fagot. The effect on teachers
would be most salutary : and if any found
that he could not pursue hie work without
asn
e mph.iing the .hibhbth In the school
sir
room, he would s discover that he had
mired his calling. 1a • werd,sessty would
he put oe we Rood hehav,nr reg•rdi.g oath
other's ngbM. Catholic would know Pro
Patent better, and the Protestant would he
hotter acquainted with tet C•thnhc, and
mutual cont3deace would be the result. 111
course all this tree is the hands of the
Catholic minority, for by the It N A Act
A TWENTY FEAR
sIT('r.
TM It rrntii-ST*►K' 03' A %I:1.1..KSl►W ieme
with
n •
t.KENVILI.K COUNTY MAIC. •
tNar4ATO'4 Mal -p THS FONT ►... TN a%TY Thuile of you who pay cash, and want full value for it, were
01 Ilio, ,ttVSTI%d: ALL 1).T ANt' ; after your trade We've got what you want at less money than any
x►IoKT Tt. UI+Lute:( IT TWOi•ATI[NT other store in this section, and we want you to know It. This Is why
TNoaN•I: HEY 01'114•. e.1.. err A. TIN/. 5
o. r0.( .tut N'a 08 1[110. Oa, 4ADe 0410 we ativertlse. ).'s want to impress it upon your mind, not by ow
Naar tY1oKT N lin II N.t.,- 11'p.wlTa Sand blu*ter, or by an overflow of words. lust by actual proof ---by coin -
n ass l•sri*an. Our PRII'ES are the plain, blunt arguments on which we
rely : prier% are backed up by lfualitil % else they wouldn't appeal to
From the Work' 1114 Time,
Theo, sr. seri few of the older momenta1 you -anti qualities call only be appreciated by personal examination.
of this Beeline to .num the era.. of %%'bit- prita
ces t paper are all well enough, but they can t give you as adequate
marsh Gout fanlike! F. H Whtlm•reh,ol
an i lea of talar ams h%• feeling for yourself.
Merrick• ale, wee for thirty years • member
of the cou..- d of 'he [sited Countess of
Leede and l:reovtlle, and os four occasions
tilled the etfiw of warden of the counties
Hueco, Mr •:eorge H. %yhitmar.h,to whom
this article refers,. Mao well lino. n through -
'.tit the counties, and s the Merrickvile
correspondent of The Tines. It is wall -
known to Mr. Whittn•reh's friends that he
has been *sufferer for many years Iroe. rheu-
matism, from the thraldiom ot which he hes
now tortusetely been released. Mr. Whit.
marsh tells how this was brought about ae
fellows •• For over twenty years precious
to the winter of 1894 1 wait almost • contin-
ual suffer from oiu.cular rheumlatu n. some-
time, wholly incapacitated from doling any
kind of work. After trying remedies ot all
kinds and deacnpttom wit boot any hearth,
1 at last tame to • cooclmioo that • cure
was impossible 1■ the fall of 1893 1 was
suffering untold pain and misery and could
not rest day or ought. Several of niy fn.ods
strongly urged me to try In. %%'mlliomns' Ptak
Pills and reluctantly. 1 cooler. for I had
lost faith in all medicine, 1 began to do so.
To my surprise, and great sstiataction 1 soon
began to experience relief, and this feeling
grew to one of positive assurance that the
malady that bas made life mumble for so
many years war leaving me se I continued
the treatment until I 1114ve used twelve
loxes of the pills. This was in .lanuary,
1894. since then 1 have Dot had the slightest
trace of any rheumatic pain. 1 am satisfied
beyond • doubt that Ili. W,W.ms Perk till.
cure mo, aid I can oonidently recommend
them to .11 rheumatic sufferers
Miewiemhttam, sciatica.. 0euralgs, p4rtaal
paralysis, l000motor ataxia. nervous head-
ache. eerroue prostration .nil all disarms
depending upon humors In the blood, such
as ecrofula, chronw erysipelas, etc., .11 dis-
appear before • tau tre.treot with 111.
Wittier' pick Pills They glee. healthy
glow to pale and sallow complexiona and
buil' spend renew the entire system. Sold
by all dealers anti poet paid at 50c. • hot or
sit bole for 32 50 by addr.mnng the i)r
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out
IM sot be persuaded to take some suh:u-
tate.
1111, Moweeta o,
1. seerns that yea
Have got a little "sand.
'i ou challenge ell
To try • f.11
With yon in Haldimand.
Kut Mr. Fes
lm after thee.
And all your blttrning party ,
So just beware
And have • rare
And look out tor M-Cl(Tol
)N the principle that people alwayp
my nice thing. on tombstones • number of
Mnetitue.ctw are now paying high tribute
to the eato.manlike Ituahties of the late
War Lara, by offering him nominations
which they kaow the poor man sonnet ac-
cept. heat recently favored him with one of
these posr-mertem Oerntoation5, sed last
week North Norfolk followed suit. Of
course, no answer was received from the
oath, believe to th. virtue d reMillunttes, flog ,.,nl3ler, who at that • hailed ; dear defunct, politically, but It is element
' ahlnet. %in a•ce of the.
The .pnnky young fj(igj�teer (dl1 ('1.tans ler and hotter sphere than in wrestling with
lushes Moulin t (180.t a0e Ara .kfs bhaa j nn nitration ma. ever .made by \1r the hard trials, tnhui.tioss and worrying
cartridge until the tnet d Af 1Parven •Ir, eel from that time tr.' ,-ares of trying to make an army of warnon
- this he has failed to give hie '-00se•nt out of • peaceable re.ple eueh u the larga
an
fair majority of 1'•ladlm Ni sst of.
s/L the portfolio of Militia in f he 1 )Oman Ito know that the rood men do lives after
am bat there asome wet Ile therm even when they ars ruled to • high
- -That Mold cone( tis ReMy to allow his natnl to lir brought for
Hitt'KKT Tcrrtw 'till wears
molar. His rs.iga.uos W •eteteg on it. wand :.s the• party candl.lale in this
Carl 1 (7 Pinioning('Y P Rile' riding.
len the day of Air. Ptry l oto% it
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
%(R w, •.n I• 11, ',• I..
on wt vonwfi1RMelfi"` ° I dusk they can clam the en 08)35.4 rem.
d Ina SIGNAL lwsrnlel that (hal levelat4rl Rut by so doing they wiIl
a est I.ov wt of nemiMtio°
«a� ttf I Tepper will laser tact wham her amounts t5 met o..lr mm•rwe the el'avgo and
wl.4ro the
him aepgslIA! the inn, gIom
d ntse 11"1ilei idem tom d he tiles t5 play the Mg man m the HousediAerenew ►'twyen Protestan' and 1 •t holm.
Downnneat - tire froiii active pottrioe srtd ran Feh
-With a ern
and a eappi-g rant and rued tied .I4 7 fnildisheti the statement that he
Os er atiy gprty rat peegslo. kat). an' ' purlen.edl retiring to the seelution of
wady es its plea. �z-, • Lieut Governor*hip in Manitoba.
.Tt'proi•, provflrl shy Th•- publication of thin piety of politf ,itr.tleed Her•IdICOS.i 1.
Ili. Monnab.
wN� away hes cal information wart •t -lass attacked 1
Toronto Telegram Sir Charles H,nhert
without the pommel which VI,. rmpnrtanrw i i atm estmfied thew no rye ether pen thee
to hie parliamentary etionenr. and tin Novel that which 1 ha.. ■1
Re
out we hope
sits without the patronage wows hh has hero ' far a Dated n.unn$ ity here 10 1'an1d5.
nes secret of his greatness I And I have sot a partied.. of Annht that a
Witted Beard, such as 1 have deeribd,
orreTaa To Tae . "ism., INC . lot ir. 1 +0.344 And my sehem. perfectly erectable*.
lot Manitoba try •t
es held ea to everything d IM 00wheal arse the I.nvernm0.go
t hoe re Dewe
bate et ed by t
wtry te Government organs In 1101 t.r I. the papl. 1„0 Pro..... bat Q•o_
youthful knight M j county and elsewhere, and an effort bee deme the poplar e.sttm551 approve sl
Awad sow We OI
Se youthful leglaiMs
Mods glint
Ager Ars tet NOVO
l}fonf.Asta, (w made in nitre hen one of the
who repro.
blur she
um'Idea reels to give color to the ea that
dor. Mr. PArriumetw wag still in the field.
get efAss = lett rydwtt resignatigs of iM r. PAT
n werfere.oe with M..it0bs : yet is submr•
sea to Quebec clatter the (levenneeo1 hag
.shad presd.ot sad eouasnad to he sa
tegertmwt ler the h.mili.lies of Mmaitsba,
The pen of Ontario beset m.sifeat its
The Weaiseat
IN medical scoots is gradually relegating
the MA time herb., pills. des.gbta mad
vegetable extracts to the rear and Iwiegineg
rate general else the pleases* sod .last e
litimid laxative. Aerie el Inge. To gal the
Was rsmsiy ser tb t. it is mmaubs eeei by
the (Wanda Fig ryrmp Oa salt. P3eg tae
l7 all long bee r.ta
ANTI-TOXINE.
Tete veer Trasimeno et Npbtberla nod It.
[weellene Result..
At $3.80 we sell :1 Man s w"II blade, well tr *r) Suit, regular $55 quality
At 6.85 •• •
At 9.75
• Three quotations out of about F( )RTY different lines of Men's Suite.
We surely should be able to *fait you. Anyway, you're entirely wel-
come to come and I yak without buying. A pair of Bracts goes with
EVERY Suit.
15
HATS. The latosti shapes in Fedoras
1MP1)RT..TU)N, We safe
every Hat you buy.
iv
SHIRTS. A Flannelette Shirt for 19c. A better one for 2Se. A
"corker- for 50c. The BIOOESST VARIETY and BEST
VALUE in town. White Laundered Shirts at 45e., 6Pc. and 95c. Un-
laundered at 49c. anti 69e. Compare these qualities with what you've
bean paying 20 per cent more for.
and Stiff Hats -OUR OWN
you from 23 eta. to 11.00 cn
SHOES. We're closing out thin Department and have marked EVERY
PAIR less than coat. If you want a real snap, come here.
Paine Calf Shoes for. pr.ce of ordinary Split.
A special Heavy $l Overall for MOc , 50c. Braces for 25c., 25c. Tres-- -
for 15c.. 40e. Ties for 25e., are hints of the saving we effect.
We do for the bout as well as men- Two-piece Suits from 11 to 15.
Bring along the Boys'
We buy the bulk of our stock
ars direct.
We sell for Cash.
We have one price -only, one -
figures.
tor. Hermann M. Mega, i• Mrf lure's Magazine
for March
in the production of the diphtheria sou -
tortes a high degree of Immunity is int
conferred en ominous ty successive inocula
tics. with large and larger .mounts of
diphtheria toxin, the smaller doges giving
to trance to the succeeding larger oses,t s
tolerance being due to the formation ta the
blood of ant. - toxioe. to the pretenuoo et
diphtheria by the use of anU 1011m, • car
tam amount of the immunity which has
thus been conferred upn animals u tr.m-
ferred from the immuatred annm$I to the
individual. This Is don by the injection
under the skin of • certain amount of blood
serum, curstiee serum which contains the
anti-toxme, and which ie derived front an
immunired animal. The .mount et mama
ceptlb,lity conferred by these injection_ u
proportionate to the amount of blood serum
that is thus introduced, and the degree of
ineusceptib,hty to d,phthen$ which the
animal from which It was obtained hue s.c•
.,ulred. In the treatment of dight .n. by
.ntl-tOxlne, the game immunity is transfer-
red, .n.f u almost immediately produced in
the individual by the introduction of this
"curative serum," and as the tedividual by
mts introduction is rendered relatively or
absolutely tmmuoe to the disease, the du -
eggs s at once partially or completely
erreeted.
The results which have been obtained
Irom the treatment of diphtheria by this
new remedy are far better than have ever
been obtained by any other method.
Speaking t' - . Ily for the children's hos-
pitals to Europe and in this country it has
boas fouled that, with other methods of
treatment, from 40 to 5.1 per cent of the
mess of diphtheria oocurnne tin children
under five yews of age die. With the new
method of treatment, this mortality J(as
been reduced first to 25 per cent-, teen to
1.5 per est., to 13 per wet., 11 per cent.,
bed It has been said that in the last wig.
of cars treated by Roux the mortality was
sly R per Dent. And the cumulative
results, as shows by these stetotic*, ars no
more remarkable than are the immediate ef-
fects fr..Iu.atti segs in iodivirdual ahem
produced by the a dmiaetr•tton of the cura-
tive serum. The results are so extraor-
dinary as to seem almost incredible to those
who hare been familiar with the u-asl
course of diphtheria and the effects of re-
medies on W.
In the large majority of cases, when the
anti teti 5 i. •dmiei.tered during the fret
twenty four or forty a right hours of the dim
.ase. end sometimes .von d.nag the third
day. the 'Reels are mast striking. If the
temperature has hew elevated to perhaps
nee hondrel and three or one hundred and
four degrees, it falls to normal or nearly
enema! within • few hours, the extension of
the membrane in the throat is arrested, the
swelling mad sotswe- in part or entirely
disappear If the membrane is only on the
surface. is of recent formation, sad n not
very thick, and has not as yes ieveleed the
substance of the trios, it will often entire-
ly separate within the hest twenty four
hours after isiection, and 0000$leaceece is
4t once reta►li.hed. Is the most severe
mess and in those where the remedy is not
aAmi.rter.d 1111411 Isar in the course of the
drawee. the influences tumidly lege marked,
sad it heenmes eeoeseery to a dm.oteter the
remedy • s.coed, • third or Sven b fourth
derma, at imerv.M .4 twelve to 'meaty -four
hears Then are • few oatmeal diphtheria,
eepe•tallythose rnwlplirsted tnih.eptre is•
fsrttee, whirls die, seen if the remedy in
Med early ie the enema of the disease.
'ffa wmpliebttow whu-h are moon der
fag the mares of diphtheria and following
N.OM far Ws imttest and less 5.051*, and
h the noise which are treater) early they
an almost entirely ...berated
Risher Ms4etlm McEwan, of the Sed
eau. of etaeley, mesa Wednesday sight is
Wore. Tern worthy .1 meailon ler the
Name tett mltbegh a readmit of the y ds-
Ny Ew nearly 5o ream, he swum remained m
sf�lt a ham Wort.
from the manufactnr-
always marked in plain
KCASICCOACg
Atecksh, otke.Vvkati
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
-4
The Importance - -
- of Tailoring.
• That to which mankind gives the most thought must be that which
is of the greatest interest, and the -subject it thus distinguishes must be
of paramount importance. What this subject is no one can doubt who
is familiar with the social conditions of civilization, for everywhere that
risen are civilized the thought they give to clothes undoubtedly exceeds
in intensity that which they give to any other subject.
Man thinks of his Clothes
at all times except when
lathing or a. Jeep, for they are always necessary to his comfort, conven-
ience and presentability. In the morning they demand his careful at-
tention : if they are tax, warm or not warmll enough at any time he can-
not forget them : if they are comfortable he thinks of thein with plea-
sure, but if they are not he exet'rates them : if they improve his ap-
pearance he admires them, but if they are unbecoming to hint, and he
known it, he dete•.tn theme. They concern him always. To order them
is a serious tinniness. but as to where to order them there need be no
doubt, ass
PRIDHAM, THE TAILOR,
is up-to-date in his business and guarantees satisfaction in every par-
ticular.
F. J. PRIDHAM.
MARINE NEWS. ably start at Wieder., and ram to the East
-- and North Shore ports. The Atlantic. from
Clollingweed,wmll probably run ra apposition
to the Cambria and I larmwn. As *tort is
Awing mode .t the "Soo" to have the dlff.r-
wet Imes agree to make that port the term
,as of the Summer excursions instead of
Mackinaw.
FIa+T TLA1.ATI.A%Ted' STtAern.-Marin
Record Fo- some years it wee impsr.n►Iw
to learn from the meagre facts obtainable
te what country belonged the hater of ba•
bili built the tint trwn.atlantic steamer, but
eseelanv..v,4.ace has bees found to sub-
stantiate I ensile* claim. The Royal Wil-
liam was the name of the little venal, .ed
she was `Gilt at the Cove, Quebec. M
Me -n. Shepherd & Campbell during taw
Witter of 1830.1 in the April foliewlag
she war lausoh.d in the prssence of the
governor. Lard l:..forvd, and the siktbty
anthcritiee, and made the passage wheat W
steam from Halifax to leaden r• AWISI•
IAi% She was eftsrwat* MSI M the
9psemb Goverment, tied woe i 1 t, Wei
. to4m5 to lire s Ibs11M MIAs
A (Coon S[AMir,--It ,e said that the
Northwestern Tr.etportattoe company paid
• divtdead of 10 per east- last messes.
I.AT►. O,•(%1%c, --The IM last week at the
Soo was thicker than at any time during the
W later .ad everything goes to iodinate that
040*504ton will not open beforeMay 1st tad
preb•Ny rater. rhero wlu three feet of Mee
tee .t Whitefish point.
Ce•i.Il. S.•• ('I' II.. The 1'•DaditteI
lock at the Sao is already Mr the epeeieg el
n avigation. The power to be teed to opee-
•t. the rates will he el.atnclty. The pleat 1
is already ,n position. leaf Fall a numberof lockage* were made of .mall tugs, seems,
etc. Then is an available draft ot 21) foot
of water throorh till lock. The 4ppnlnt '
manta of the offiNals to take eharge of the
leeks has not yet hose made by the depart
meat at (Kmiec
1)tte W Iris Plus a T. Sanwa Ubseerer
The H•mtltee )ipooe•4x of Fnd.y last nen-
nuns • longthy gni .08.048.11. patter by P. i
K Hrede es. of 9mtti. dealing with the
much dieninialf,,utr-mie. of enlarging mad
despoiling the waterways front the great
lakes to the w. Nr. Hy.dman, who r •
retired engineer and hes had a large .t pen
saes a esgitowrieg work In India and Cao• -
do. eel the opiates that H•ultltdon is des -
timed se supplant Mestreal to the bead of
amp wryer ..vlgaties no the great lobes.
Lear Rr4nr ROOT,. nos IRBlr The ('
P. R. hove desided to weeefer M. messes, j
M4siteb• tress the Cdysgweed • Port Arthur
route to the wmi.,-Pert Arthur route,
The Rusty Was ars to Mart from tt red
ass lasesed el hem %•rata..sd will sot '.411
ea tet Roel them of Lake Mersa. Reowu's
beam, the (\tmb,la sea Osrsan•. will prv.►-
Tna 54eiggee) Mamma twt%DLsa•
Watch cwt fee the madam msAis. reta-
iner. Then tee three or Iamr pais el thew
. lick oesadae55 toes wertalos h different
pans of 1►tt•rio Their plate I( to take the
sample nutrias* telt to lbs ssetetry to try u
sell an .geury te the farmers, offering them
fi7!I • month aid express 5514. As an es
simple they got sell Etas mewed Rost to rags
wlrtl=ess to Mon w
5gresmtt el mew
sere perms neat weed to Mee that it
was a •w$edls and he sad fear er M others
made the vont spew these the psalm It
tanked est thea leg same wee ea fear eases
•meaNhg to 8604.