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THE SIGNAL : OUDIRICH. ONT., THURSDAY JAN. '23 196.
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self-help
You are weak, '• run-down,"
health is frail,strength gone
Doctors cull your case an-
aemia -there is a fat -fam-
ine in your blood. Scott's
Emulsion of cod -liver" ---77,
,
liypophosphites, is the
best food -means of getting
your strength back -your
doctor will tell you that.
He knows also that when
the digestion is weak it is
better to break up cod-liver
oil out of the body than to
burden your tired digestion
with it. Scott's Emulsion
does that.
/seer i tetwss. gell.d1s. Os .
tot. end es es
LIFE'S GREAT LOTTERY.
Some Very Odd Marlat[ets.
■aerlmalal sentare. .f Daisy reveller
Wails lkat angled Nesters se
Title. • Ratter
.0 Irsdraa.
tiogni bed dipbmatlsle is the serves xi
Quota Vioteri•, r dgaoendsd Mem • .task
wke worked his way up.
Men TEs acTLInanitir
el ase el alas Meths u Leedom le the post el
Omerneeohlp et Madras, wed it was ter hie
sewham bs the taus, impunity that be wee
tweeted • hereset, the dignity mow bora. by
Sir Hermes- Then there is the Marquise
Hervey d• 8 shat- Denis, one of the leaders ad
Partes ssoi ty .ad an isum•u friend d
the Censure de Paris, who is the daughter
el 0. &whoa /teem mow* Ward, +teem=
srwaaag e• • ..able boy , coded by b.omeseg
the Primo Minister of the Duke of Parma.
Prince Henry of B&tWnburg s .hater-& law,
the sow widowed Prisons Al.xavod.r 01
Hattemburg and Countess of Harteo.u, a
the Issas of • union between the valet esti
the cook of old Field Marshall Coast Mer
Us$ TM entire primely house of Murat
u deseeaded from Kiera Joachim of Naples
who began hie es • cable boo, while the
first Prison Kutusoll, the 1 tdkwr of the
powerful Russian family
aokieved bus greatocss by the skill which
be displayed as valet and barber to Coat
Paul.
The Dukes of M•rlborou/h arc descended
from • eb&mb.rmatd,while the first 1 tucbees
of Maolbsrough lived to • mei who had
hemp is her serum bloom ate • Secretary of
St ate •td • Peetmm ilard; amid.
OLD Sir Henry Parkes, who. at thi-
eve
heeve of 81, has just married • 20 -Seer -old
chambermaid of hu own household, is by no
means the first titled Englishman to week a
asatrimootal alliance is the 'eremite hell.
A. a rule. the bridegrooms in such oases
have been of • lows mature age than Sir
Henry, who is the meet dutingum.bed of .11
Australasia statesmen, and has repeatedly
bold the lobos ot Prune Minister of
New South Wales. Among the most not•
able cues. are those of Sir David Evans,
who was knighted during his term of Ake
of Lord Mayor of London and whom wife
wee • e►ambermaid •t the Seven Oak.
Hotel in Kent, where he wag in the habit of
staying when on his fishing excursions. Sir
Henry Hawkins, the eminent Esglisb lades
ae the Supreme Court, married hie house-
maid. while the second wile of tie, late
lewd Bramwell had previously tilled the
*Moe of cook in his e.IaHishmeot. 1 be
late Earl Stamford m•rrted hu general ser-
vant, • Negress.
FMiM Tea e.esll WAR*,
Nor were each marriage• as thee@ oonfin•
d to the English aristocracy. The Dowa-
ger Duchess of Itocbeton0sald,motber of the
head of that illustrous home, was • lanod.
reeve, while the Dowager Countess' of Wold
stein. whore@ son, now deed, married Prtr
tees yetter,ich's daughter Passim* had
bees • ob•mbermead to her haahn.d s house
bold.
Count Eugene K[nsky married hie laund-
ress, and old Count Octave Kinsky, whose
Meth at the age of 82 had into taken place,
illigristed his relatives by waddle* • wholly
tisadao.ted .nd exceedingly objectioo•ble
woman who had filled the position of scul-
lery maid in his kitchen. After marrying
hint .be made herself @o abhorrent to the
people of the district, eepeeielly the mama.
try, that on two noo.eions she was shot at.
The Count himself was placed under legal
roetr•tat • couple of years ago by his rola
time to prevent him from dissipating hie
vast estates and rtuaing hu property in
order to satisfy the greed of his plebeian
born trite.
Dont worry. Dost run to debt. Dent
trifle with your health. 1)ob•t art expert
ante with mdioin s. Dos t wadies time
and money on worthless compounds. Don't
be persuaded te take a substitute for Ayer's
Sersop•rtlle. 1t a the best of blood peri -
tin.
• Menne et /ttibb. •
I have bstore me • letter from • Parisian
friend, • gentleman of some literary son in
his own wintry, who 'storms me that be is
learning English by the aid of • small text-
book and • diouooary, without soy other
instructor : and he adds : '• la smell time 1
learn so many English es 1 Utak 1 will oom*
to the Amend. and go on the scaffold to
lecture."- -Methodist Herald.
THE WELL BRED WOMAN
Does not snub people,
Does not weer attains garments.
Does not issue commands except as
.tneeu.
Does Dot hum or beat time to music with
her foot.
Does not address ac% but intimates by
their tint Dentes.
Does not &Iloer her hat to obstruct the
view of the stage.
Does not tail to distinguish between tin
pertioeDoe and writ.- World.
1 EACH THE. CHILDREN.
That teasing as • positive crime. Dr. ('althrop has • rtriki.g personality.
That they must est bread before oak,. To the .ye he is • most pictureatoe figure.
That bed time is not • "movable hour. Ra heed end face. framed in luxuriant
That the musts k respectfully to the j ma of ,•:ky, .now•white heir red beard,
1 Fr PeC I &re of the
re -
A BROAD MINDED DIVINE.
DOES NOT HESITATE TO SPEAK TOR
THE GOOD HIS WORDS
WILL 1)U.
• UVNOL•SLT easeruAe AIV eWv au rea-
les-veto a.usv/ !R PRAISING Tat
sung As WCLL An TE1 Elttp.
The twenty ninth day of April is • ast•bas
day a the butury of the May Memorial
church a Myracu,e, •s it u the anniversary
of the [.relation of the Rev. Mama R.
C•Iihrup, U. D. , the eminent dive who ga
leas 14.. manuteredauu them spiritually •s
pastor of the uhuroh.
Dr. ('altbrop was born an k.glrtad red
reuayed nes preper•tery .cbulaSuc teeming
e t St, reels newel, Lunde.. Eateries
l'rinit v College, Pembridge, be woo became
• origin tidier. a that oruliant coterie et
e obolere, literary mei and wit. that fol
lowed in the traditions of Macaulay and ba
.restates •t the 1 utyentt N. 10 tate middle
al the *awry he visited Syracuse and re
envied hu first tat premiu ms of the yo00g
city that nearly • soot* of years laws. be
+se to ..hoose es his home and in which his
labors have bees s . long and effective. T't e
poop....ldrediw of Dr. t'<hrup
have bee their fundament&Is drawn from
the deepest research. H1e people have trees
instructed by him, not only in things spir-
itual, but is the sletnents ut the broadest
culture, in literature, in art end m mimes.
His young men bays been 'sught• mos:ulem
..stem of morality. 10 these and an moo)
otter ways has he a*de&red himself to hu
uongrevtloa, which is one of the most
hrgnl' cultured red wealthy in the city.
RR\. I,a. •I.THRor, -VRA, .P.,
PACIFIC CABI F COMMISSION.
Bee. B.srau i11tbe sad M► Sant •aeseal
appease* me We ts.leewtee fres
Sydney, N.B.W , Jsi. 19. -At a con-
i -tent' of the Postmasters -Greens' •0
the Australian n,lenlrs, Hon. Duncan
((1111.s and Sir Saul Nsmuel, Agents -
General In London of VMtorta and
New South Wale. reeptctively, were
appointed Australian delegates on tate
Pacific Cattle Cum►nleSk.u. The con-
ference adopted a resolution declaring
that (treat Britain. Australia and
Canada should each pay one-third ur
the coot of the cable; that the landing
Pierre should „Sly be ion British ter-
ritory. and that On route tr„m FUI
should be to Norfolk Island, from
which plates th. llnr dboukl extend to
North Island, N. w Zealand and More-
ton Hay on the .ttlgt coast or Aus-
tralia.
/Mar P1uW rs1XDsf'kL.I.
type
of invent and Loogfellow,
servants. Although over seventy years of age has
That bawling over bruises Ir unworthy rather soare figure is firm and erect, and
sturdy beings, every- movement is active and graceful. His
'that they should not appeal from the de whole life lone he has been an ardent ad-
etuoo of one parent to the other. miter and promoter ot &thistle .porta, and
That punishment follows ,D the wake ot even at hie adv.noed age, plays tennis with
prevarication and of hiding more swiftly all the vigor and .kill of • young
v
assn. 11
then It follows active mischief. Syracusae.. perhaps,
That it a in bed taste for them to tell all I le moo is most widely known, apart
teem his profession, as a eoteetiet.
On • bright April morning • reporter fol-
lowed the winding driveway that. curving
&round the bill, leads to l'elthrop Lodge, an
old fashioned red brick mansion, surround-
ed by • genre. nf ens and chestnuts. Wear-
ing • blkok skull cap and a black coat of
semi -clerical cat, the master of C<hr,p
Lodge vraoiously received the reporter whoi
called to esquire about his health, for,
thouab maotully repressing all possible evi-
dence of his uufferino, Dr. l'•Ithrop for
many years had been the victim of a dis-
tressing affliction. until by fortunate chance
he was led to take the remedy which has
effectually cured him.
During mors than half his pastorate in
Syracuse. 1)r. (•althrop has bow troubled
with rheumatism, and at interval@ he suf-
fered excruciating agony from it. At times
the pain wee es great mato prevent him from
walking. Many remedies were tried with-
out success &ad he and his friends had given
up hope of a permanent caro or of mors
than temporary relief whim he took the pre-
paration that drove the Amon completely
from his system.
In a letter written to the editor of The
Evening News, of Syrs^ues, last year, I)r.
Cahbeop told of his sin ictten and its ours.
Thu le Dr. C&Ithrop ei letter •-
To the editor ot The Emitting Nowa -
1)ear Sir : More than 3S years .go I
wrenched my ksee, throwing it almost from
its socket. Great swelling followed, and
the ay novae! juice kept leaking from the
joint.
This mde me lame for years, and from
time to time the weak knee would give oat
entirely and tbe swelling would commence.
This was always 000&sioned by sours strain
file • sodden stop. The knee gradually re-
covered, but always worn weaker than aha
other.
About 15 years .Po the swelling reoom
mesosd, this time without any wrench at
•11, and before long I realized that this was
rheumatism setthni in the weakest part of
the body Th• trouble came .o otteo that
I was obliged to carry an opiate in my peck
et everywhere I west. I had generally a
packet in my waistcoat pocket, bot in going
to • 000frsaoe at Buffalo, 1 forgot it, and
.s my tar was damp and cold. before I got
es Buffalo, my Moes was swollen to twios
ito intend size.
I had even the good effect. that Pink Pills
were having in meh came, ad I tried them
t amed with the result that i have never had
• twines or a swelling rimae. This was ef-
fected by mesa or eight 14.....
i seed not say that 1 ant thankful for my
recovered ind.pendeses, bet 1 will add that
my} keel in far errseeer Mian u it hbeen for
36i took owe pill .t my .twan three times •
day gladly give yon this statement.
Yes... S. R. ('A I.Tettnr.
Stanw wriMeg this lobar ]k. O.Ithrop has
not W any visile from has old 0•«.y and
is uvea mss medial mew is his reemerged
.pen of Dr. Williams' Tisk Pills thee he
war then- To the reporter he said :
" I ant .eetiaa•Ity nmmmsndieg Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills to agegristeeges and
these 1 abeam to meet whit are Wadded
with does.. ti.m or l0005000r ataxia.
' halt Pill.." rsetiosed Dr. Calibre,.
" are the best thing of the hied i knew of
They am ialeitely superior te mast mdfe
Mom that an pet .p for gala I keetr
�r,-y-��� well wsmt the pills metals mid f.
M..raeor it se *realest prssorw
ipi.
welt a one se I mirk1 get from sly assent
bet be wail est sive it in seek • eemp--t
farm end s ..‚.5 lee take.
"1 regennsied the pills Mealy le •11 who
are trading with .bei +ahem. lessmsur
ataxia sr my istprov mos• of Me MM.ad.
-._}!Anew your subscription to Tai
SteBAL for 1116,
that they learn of the n.tgbbors domeatic
arrangement* through playing with the
netghbor. children.
Mew /t worked.
When the landlord had settled himself
comfortable and got hie cigar well started
he looked at. the newspaper man and re
marked •
"I don on why you don t take more i0•
serest is the •ff&irs of thu suburb.'
" Nothing in it, replied the newspaper
.SUM1. ^r RANI:.
'-et another nobleman who married bus
servant is Prince t;regnry Stnurdra,th.Iton-
M.n1•a rimers'. senator and statesman.
There are two iDItanuee of women occupy
mental positions wedding royalty, on being
Ro.in••the morgas•tio wife of the late King
Victor Emm.nuel of Italy , who wag
a chambermaid et the ins where .he attract -
.d hie *meet Ion. The other was that of the
consort of Peter the Crest, who was elevat-
ed to the dignity ot Empress of Rosso, and
from whom i• deeoe0ded the present occup-
ant of the throne.
Mill more numerous are the instances of
women of rank .eekier mates in the Itjtchen
or gable. Pioosee Adolph ('hinny was mar
vied to her English butler who rejoiced in
the name of Johan before .he purchased fee
him the Italian title of count, and the Doke
of Fife's .liter. lady Id. Hope, first eloped
with, and than married her groom. I'rinow
i{liz.beth HoMalohe married one of her
hither•s assistant gamekeepers just • few
weeks before raring Birt te • child of which
In was the father.
Besides these Here are • good many tem -
lies of rank who are descended from eery -
ants. !lir Horses Rambldd. 1 r -
British mass am
evey at The gemmond
mai.
'• Oh. yes, there is, protested the land-
lord. " Pander I think tt would be • mat-
ter of pride witb . ole
" Pride is loerpeosive," interjected the
ne emp•per man. ,.
1 dost believe 1 quite fellow you,
•• Well, last year I was so proud of this
place that my pride lust bubbled over.
Ves,I remember yon were quite enthus-
iastic.
I stopped people in the street to tell
them about the beauties of the suburb in
which I hued. t eves wrote an article or
two &bout it.
I resell them.
benefit, too. '
"They were'
" Indeed they were. They did • lot ot
v..
I rather thought they dad.
" Why
,• K.o..se they impressed you to such an
extent that you raised the rent for my
hones. That's why I think there is such •
thing .0 being too esthuei•gtic and public
'ptrised. I'm not do(.g any toying this
year." Chicago Evening Poe:.
FOREIGN NOTES.
They were of
Imm(IYO
1T PUT NEW LIFE IN ME.
" ALL I DID WAS JUST TO MOP* AROUND*
"
ROUND-
•• SCOTT'S SARSAPARILLA CURED MM. "
The chilly weather of late fall and
early winter Ands them unprepared to
stand the change and hence they tmt-
ter. This fact fs plainly proved by the
fallowing opinions el some who speak
Oren practical elperielnee :
"1 1.11 like a Irian that cou
ld
ASN-ycaga a
mppround,
had twinges of
1111MScnlar pains, couldn't eat and
't sleep All I did was to mope
MOW and make all is the home as
as myself. t
lite in me braced am up
sky, and since its Ess pain Y a
to me. Alex Grant, Teroute.
ilirrrMcGraw, • minis; prospector,
Tilting ss from Minden : Express- three
tsliys Seett', Sarsaparilla here before
�+a Have bees s to
hAirsdas t os
�ax�Ts. St Sernapa la b
eagidl enr1Me ever eg5•lled Scott's
1j utpp the ss�yestt��wtt�Rmi��
the Yogi be hhoelti el drwla-
e d tertgesatiag the belly.
wweaknits asse �~agbattsf
Oa this segoint so ettleatioe
ral draggle* $11 per Oliver
Itesw•. (t bs
tires.
fora- -caro. --formainisainse
w TW M f•suL• toady lbw Teres 11•110111
UMW [sass -rash lehasso
New York• Jan. I,. -C. Marnm-Fra-
so who arrived In New York ) • sterday
by the steamer 1'!..1:rdelphle. from t e-
nesuela, wh••re h represented (ar.`e
eontrinueial lute, -t., was Interviewed
to-dny.
Mr. Marx.-n•Fr., stated that the
!starts publlsb..1 n 1Jiv nrwr1Ntpers
here as t(1 111e ". .tke spirit and ex-
citement in V.•t. • Uel/ were grossly
exaggerated. 11. :...d been tratelltnlf
for the last two, • -tithe over .1 lance
portion of Vetere t and was Impres-
sed rvcrywhete th the 5t .-nee of
anything like bra To and the feeling
Prevalent emonc \ ersu.-lane that the
pending yu.•rt..n.- •.uld ultimately be
retitled without ' Nob.nly In Ve-
nezuela ..sure h • - (leve ht war and
there Is no Well:. • .;i on tho part of
th.• authoritie•w or ..i tis.- fart of the
people to prrlpc...•- an iesu.• The
country is Premise: • is an,. bi:-nies, Is
progrrs,llig In ite nal distant with -
...et any dleturtlin
The p...ple of \' . euela are entirely
•atlsBed with th, e.rospe.•ts ..t art 1-
tratt..n and h..th 11c'al an.1 un.•tti-
eial circles there c determination to
abide 1: It, but t . air at 101.• sante
time determined that they shall not be
despoil -it 1 )' fore.•.
Mr Mai•xem-Vrie-. in conclusion *aid
that nothing taut p rubes xe:gr.•slOn en
the part of Englund could bring about
war.
TOIL set 11%11 5480 al1INT.
M'b1 Mf she OMIT mese Thal Ms f•iiNlar
tiled V teeeatsent.
hew York• Jan. 19. -Thr Herald's
Lit.don cable ,a)r:
AB the vear1R of the Flying Squadron
are now assembled at Spi[head,
%hence. 1t is runier-d, they will start
on Tuesday muru.ug I burn from an
unaelal ii..U1cc. that the stateei nt of
lt,t destlt.atlun brant; 1.'enauela is un-
fot.n.led, and as pi •f thea••'( the fact
is instanced that ••.• .1 vessels of the
Flying Squadron. the Royal Saver-
. din and the Ituyal oak, draw over 1:3
t..•t of water tech. end thus could nut
approach Georg. -r •e n harbor. Gibral-
tar will probably 1.•/the-etirst station
of the Squadron.
The fact that nilt::tly In the London
music halls the di -play of French or
Af,erican colors or ur:rfurn[s has fetch -
rounds of apptaes.•. while the Ger-
n.ar dag has been hissed• is much dI*
cussed :1: polltleel an'te's. It 1s said
'bat stantilang by is. lee If. this would not
14. of mueh stgnih, ..:• e•, but It coin -
cider, with the sir :a; and -berm:.❑
he ling right threuee the county) --a
!.Jing the inteneie. of which has not
teen alent_-stet !n aur get -.radon.
It is now an ul• • seer• t that ten
da)s ago_ the titu.,'.•.n was held in
reepuneible quarters : . pint to Imme-
diate war with be: many. for what
rendered the p. -!:inti except lonallKe
perilous wee that a hlle the popular
excitement was dally Increasing the
/Foreign office could not Imitate the
action orf the chamberlain, re the
Transvaal. and public communications
pat•.ing between the 1;••rman Ambassa-
dor and Lord Salisbury. and between
the (jueen and the Emperor.
Although the acute state of the erena
Is conedder•ed past. it is held by people
fa r'*pomeible paltienn seho bate been
cor-Putted that a lasting sore feeling
teres. -en England and Germany will be
th.• inevitable result the recent com-
lications, and that this will. owner or
Iter. lead to a chane:. In the grouping
n: the European p05.•15.
1 I••arn from a go.t 1.0010e that as
hoar as Queen Victoria llv.•s Rhe will
dao her lust to prevent a rupture with
Germany. But should she die the ad-
ditiona: element of commercial rivalry
which exists betw.-•"r two t..untrtee.
and which 1s resented to Germane
tn•rhepe more than In England. would
m,eterially le -tem -are the chance.' of a
,erieus estrangem,'nt.
5eessie• r.l iel •
SHk S TWt' MIN'S WIFE• Money .I been.
(;.ores M. flu Hearer u 'needs settee
b new T.rh nes .leas'. has rv/r.'• /a ape•• to tors e) "Toles He bee arena
fit York
rod Piero a bat aline •' 50 worry s1 ti. book 6.":„...1h.01
.4 ala. herorM ibat
New York See : William H. N Ala ►.s cede horn faiuue. .w a 00.11,01, tial be
In ale • report Is the Septets. 1 hurt In lav sever epees,. el w0, wJ ob}dw W
or of Ur. Freak G. Blum of 2114 West fort.- ell referees Y it,
third street is bus action to &maul hie mar
rules ILO Sara C. Pr/w. fhe referee
hold. tyt • divorce which the ddeadeet
obtained against her former husband. Wel-
ter H. Prove, ap ('uler040 W&s out regular.
and that in tins Mate she te 8.111 the wile of
Enos.
314. married Price, whom mother is the
proprietress of the i'embert s Haus. In
Hostas, on July 1Stb, 111411,. Throw Veers
later .hp wont to l olor•du Le get • divorce
from Peace, and on Nov 24, I890, she ob-
tained • does. of absolute divorce In (lent
County, (%ol. Rhos carr her furtive yeas
before ►le +•mugs 10 her. sad for • Tear
.nes half before tbie marriage, which took
piece oa Jul. 27, 1891. she was h1- house
reaper .t 229 Lexington •venue. elutes errs
married to b.e by bus father. the Rev 11
(:. Blies of Cambridge. The defendant &d
mitred un the stand that 1'nce 1.ytill Itvill
1k. Klan sad be thought she was invoiced
from Priv when he married her
It appeared that the summons in the
Colorado suit was nut served up uu Prim.
nor did M appear in that actin. The ref-
er0, finds that in this State she w&•
the wife of rete when .he esu meerted to
Blinn.
la Colorado .he is the wife of Khoo. He re
she is the wife of litre.
Tb. gise/sar Light.
1. s m atter of small importance con, pared
with other eppliattons of electricity. By
this agency Poisons Nervihoe u mode 0
penetrate to tha mast remote nerve--evei
bone, muscle and tegument is :moor w feel
its beaettclent power. Norville.. pleasant
to take, even by the youngest child, ,yet so
powerfully far reaching to its work, th.t
the moat seonizing internal pain yields ere 11
by magic. Neryiline relieves neuralgia tn•
scantly and ,tor the speedy cure of mere
pame of everi deecrtptton 11 has no e.ival.
Sold everywhere.
Coostastinople hes just bad • mow storm
heavy eaoogh to prevent trains trim leav-
ing the city and to rtupeod navigation at
the port.
Lemons se Jears•lam, on legislation re
l.ting to the pre.s,•ed es industrial'oriels-
lotion am YAM. the courses of the Catholic
University at Lille.
M H. R•adry mad iieueunin ('oesMet are
prepsriag the piing for the .segue that is
to be .rested i. Paris. It will probably
stand on the Qua d'l rs•y.eser the Chamber
.f Deputies.
Paris is to have & new Hippodrome to re.
piece the nee tarn down on the Armee
d Alma. It will be in the oeatre of Pari.,
between the Roe Haled h will M ready Clio st
.ad Res Mammy,1
year,
Leaden barometers en Jan. 9 showed •
premiere of 30.934 [seises at 9 r. w. 0517
fest times in • hundred and liter years has
• height above 30.9 Mobea been recorded.
On the same day agar Chester the barometer
reached 31,013 imams
Delia Hole of Rochester. bade, Mese
Wilson Barrett's sew play, ••'h• Bine .f
the ('ass," cells it " a enured endeavor to
rat net the false, rhe/ in the tree." mod
calls se " all earnest obristiw " to " mp
pert it by their presages and their .Maims. '
Pre(. Raoult .f Grenoble bag reotived the
bisn.ial prise of 94,000 tram Ilia Amaemb
dm Risme hr his dinemevy .f eM namer-
lenl ratio betimes the etels..ler weight el
• se14 .nes sod the di/trees medusa ea
Me hoodoo prone[ et tie liquid that dis-
selves it. as well as es the expinnien et abs
"yen et tM lama
Oh ,busen
y k" exalted es.
Wi d work irk. yes, we veer.
It were ldlessdxsweWrese
As yes are haft taw.
The M) • Geode -
"Is it really true" laid the Ittt;e boy.
"that politiciaDs are sometimes not strictly
bouts i '
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"Nes' replied eenater Sorghum, sadly ;
•'1 am very sorry to esy that at is. 1 have
known pohttcisne who got vote. years ago
and have not paid fur them yet. --Wash
torten mar
CRISP AND CASUAL -
C. P. Villiers. the Father of the House
of ;Commode, hes •ust paned his ninety•
fourth birthday acid hen entered on has Ax
ty first year of Parliamentary lite. Though
he badly ever appears in the House. bas
interest au pentemi affairs is as keen ss ever
He was elected to Parliament from \Volver
h&mpton in •Jenu.ry. 163b, end h.. repre-
sented th.t constituency ever once.
A syndicate hes been 'formed in London
to .end out an expedition to `the Aararctir
next August [tor whale and .eel ti.htog.
Two steam whalers of 400 tons, wtth .team
launches to he need in cheerio the /slur
whale will 1 e Atte t o7•, and • small *ciente
tic party. headed by . Mr. Ilordlgreyinck,
will be taken along and landed, if possible,
at ['ape Adare. `(tmilar commercial exp.
dittons have been planed .t Leith and Ham.
bury and in Norway.
Break Up a Cold in Time
eV USING:
PYNY-PECTORAL
Th. titan Cure far eOl'(ill0.
(01.11*[. CRO('r, tttW)N-
CH1Tts. MOA5$R2t11(.M .sse.
Mos. Joann No.wlra,
of on Soneen Ave., T.tw,to, writn
rrey r.Weal tar Msec aai.d to ren
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w.Iiia... a ....w ate, a w.6.4 N
• .�.A ..)deer . I.. Am re ea .hes
▪ ..nu neer needier led Pees n has
✓ W v .,1 Y ...iN41 Meow►rte./men.,
he W7. 1 p40. a w Ye .[liar menus.
4K 0•111.• eoer .t 8,050..
H. O. Beesees,
of Little RG,ctwr, 14 13 , writes
"AS • on. Ow ....Nibs Sys) i'..e..•i b
40. bet .enter awake.) 1•.., a7 CW
wears in owe
Larger Bottle. 115 Cts.
1'AVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
eProprietors, MostTaAL
Driving Nails
and .if ,.ing hareems ere • rood deal
I:ke, nue want• to .Dew whets to strike.
IN
SILVERWARE AND FINE CUTLER!
1 (lit 1ST !Ati TRADE
We are giving great bargains. Ia
Citoste-CLT SAWS,AXES, FILES and
(i1;N1:RAI. HARDWARE.
Our prices are •way down.
Fifty thousand Belgian dogs are employed
in dragging small art• about the streets.
They are said to have greater pulling power
than any other enamel, being elle easily to
pull t...- tames their weight. They aro of -
loin overlo.ded and crueiy ireate.l, and se
an effort 1s toeing niede to improve their con
dition by passing laws punishing the nee of
the whip and kicking. prohibiting the eel
ploymeot of dogs under twenty-two inches
shoulder height, and competitor the use of
such hareem and shaft. ea will allow the
anis .1a to lie down for rest.
In the new %ears. hatch of promo: ions in
the Legion ot Honor three American prat
era, Mecewete Meemo0Dles and Melchers
ere made chev.lirr.: MM. 1'. \long&n. di-
rector general of •etiquttes in Egypt, Irieu•
lsfcy. the explorer of Itehyion. and Leroy
Beaulieu, the political economist, are matte
officers : Francis ('harmer, the essayist,
Jules ('Iareti0, director of the Comedic
Francaise. i.sesaret the hietort•n, \laslrero,
the egvptalosist are made commit -Mere, and
MM .los Bertrand, methemectacien,1.uree
Boomer Ernest legouve of tbe Academie
Franaisr, Leopold Delude. librarian of the
National Library. and Gensler, erchiteet
01 the (:rand Opera, are appointed grad
otfioers.
New York. Jan. 1:• - Th.- St. Peters-
hurg carr •• pondcut ..( The Herald
eat lees:
Russia's polity at the present mo-
ment IR 'steadfast!> to avoid bring
drawn Into any combination or compli-
cation with Arne net. Germany,
E g-
land or Abyselnta. but
Otiental euestlon ever
fr oaen the
t.
The Hevoeti, rrto
fritndllness of the English press. Saye:
"•Wr esteem her high civilisation. but
we see the defects In her policy, which
IA purely egotistical. .1,n alliance could
1.• useful only to hear. nut 10 us. France
and Ruled& must r•rnaln neutral."
Th. Vledomeiett *atv • "Rusuia trust
.'nein.• herself to th- orient."
Herbert MMti tossing to Temno.
New Torii. Jan. 11 --Among the pan -
e.1 ger, who arrived on the 8t. Lout.
to -right was Hubert leeith, youngest
son of General William Booth and
brother of General ltallington Booth
of the Salvation Army. He was asked
as to the reported re -alt of atlllington
Booth end Sts wife from their Am-
erican work. He 11.1 not kp"w Ou-
r oust• of the recall. he said, but
too ught It likely that It wee because
M the practice of .'hanging the com-
mands of the army's omcers every
six or green years. lie did not know
whether he was to take tris brother's
1.leK or not, but thought It not Un-
likely that his district would be change
1
within the next four months or es.
Hilbert Rooth wtl start for Toronto.
Ont.. to -morrow.
"Sews., I sera • teeth palled. I'm •
•o•• soused wham N seem M
psis, sod R• Tm amid of bath
pelt W .Melee&" "Yee stere he baggy
wpb .lbw
HAVE YOU CATARRH I
DAVISON & CO.
Noted for good gaols.
PATENTS!
CAVEATS. DOW 111111 100 Cgp,OWNTS
Obtained, and ell business in the U. 8. Patens
Office se 'andel to et 100115RATR FRES.
Our *Mee a opposite the C. 8. Patent Ot-
etoo, end w • an oMain Patent* In less time
ban those -emote from WASHINGTON.
trend WO/•RI.OR /)RARING. We ad -
vies ere to patentability tree of Chanteand
we make Nn ('HARON CNLR9ti P OB-
TAiN PA TRW?.
We refer, here. to the Pn,lmastrr, the Pups
if Money Order Div.. and to omnlal@ of the
L. S. Patent Offloe. For eirnnlar. advice
term* end references to actual clients In your
awn State or County. write In
4 A allow Arra..
'tetra,' te ('.teat tteee.Waehinnt'n. 11 C.
One One Sore Remedy -Obtain It for 25
Comte. Blower 1.11,4ed, Sad be Cared.
Catarrh is • disagreeable and of-
fe.s(ve disease. 1t usually results from
• cold end often ends in consumption
and death. The one effective remedy
so far discovered for it is Dr. Char's
Catarrh ('um.
Physician felled to rnre (hen. Belfrey.
toll -rate keeper. 1101111nel Landing road.
Char'. Catarrh Cure did it.
Or box cured William Kneeehaw a.d
two boxes James T. Stoddard, both of
West (lwillimbury.
Division Court Clerk Joel Roger*. Rob-
ert J. Roover and tiro. Taylor, all of
Benton, voluntarily eertill to the Pill -
5a15 01 Chase's Cater
J. R. J.ronin on, of
its on
doctors, ha
relief until be trl
Chase's.
Mies Dwyer. of Afll•ton. got rid of a
.old ie the bead in 12 boars.
Henry R %irhol!". 178 Rectory street.
London. tried a box with exeellest ef-
fect.
Dr (hay's Catarrh rare i. for gale by
any dealer. or by 7M10•nso.. Antes •
Ce , Toronto. Price 25 eeote Weeding
bJ�ewor.
atie
illord, .pent nearly
found no permaseat
a 25 -emit tax of
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
T • Teleran Tali twiner 5es.red.
New York, Jan. 1A.- N••t even the Lo-
tus Club. famed ashailI* i within r Its lia Mwap111-
tallty. he.
ever
more dlstingulghel gathertng of
men than those gathered about Its dln-
In& board to -night to du honor to
('Merles A. Dana, the veteran editor
or lb. Bun, to whom the Lotus Club
was giving a dinner There were law-
yers, bankers, .sett-hanta, men promin-
ent la the affairs of the states id na-
tion
tion and leaders 1n every wathek of toast of
Speaking. is reply to
his health. Mri)ana said that this
n entry was the hope of the world.
and that the one M• • embodied In the
Stare and Stripes w&. that of a nation
where liberty should to defended a 0th
th- hast drop of birsei to our velem
we were e•Itivns of a country. he .' l 1.
that - knew ne rival. anA feared nu foe
'Ire Wenn to stand at a most Inter -st-
ing erlsls and our fall would mean
mots to the world at large than to the
Iedlvlduol Arne/leen '•
Coddle, *oats and bro•ebial troubles
cured by the latest discovery,
Miss's Limo/ell and Turpentine Pleas -
eat esti easy to take. 25 .seta
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Engines, Machinery Castings, Ate.
All sires of Pipes and lips Fittings,
Vtgam and [Vater Gauges, Globe Valves.
Check Valves, inspiratory, Ejectors and 1.-
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A special line of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for nee of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to.
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laws which govern the nper•ttons of 41geseiea
and nutrition. and hy • careful application of
tis.. Rae °repertlee of well selected ('ocaa, Mr.
Rppe ties provided for nor )wwskfnst and sup-
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tare ns teeny hew doetews hills. It is by the
J•i.1Ml0•w nee of ouch articles of diet that •ee•-
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