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science
Science ie " knowing how."
The onlysecret about
Scott's mulsion is years
sc:lence. en made in
large quantities and by im-
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made in the old-
time way with mortar and
ppaea�tle a few ounces at a
Eine. This is why Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
ete v e r separates, keeps
sweet for years, and why
every spoon fu l is equal to
every other spoonful. An
even product throughout.
Is ether mai elms yes we te get
tits heaves bsaeat --either w over er
seder des. est *0.tt'.. Osis iet bus
• .dsesmco1...d wrtippr.
DILLY DALI Y.
As sweet a uhild as one could find,
If only she were prompt to mind
Her eyes are blue, her abets ate pink,
Her heti ourle up with many • kink -
She says her name is Allis,
Rut, mad to ay,
Oft times it day,
We Dalt her Duly Deily.
If sent on errands. grave or ray,
She's .um to loiter to the way ;
No met•.." what her trek may be
" I'll do it by and -by,' ons she.
And ee, instead of Mho,
We, Ise and •II.
Have some to call
This Maiden Dilly Dally.
I think, if she meld ooly know
How wrong it is to daily ,e,
Her tarok undone she would not Lave,
Nor lunger mother's kicd beat grieve ;
And thee, fur Dilly (Dally,
We'd wady nay,
Each well spent day,
" This is our own sweet Allis."
--Our Little Osee,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
THE YR1MWIRT CAUSE OF MUCH
MURRY AND SUFTERING.
Tet voile I(ELrl.*.n AND CN1t&LIAa1.E-IT
*an TOM iNiNtrrrr'TION AND MAKIN 011E
I.yoLrliTARILY ADA IS Lira wowing
LI YIN.:.
From •be Llodssy Poet.
It is st least commendable to bow le fore
the Inevitable But whet appears to be tee
tuevtteble may be delayed or altogether
averted Whet were eoneid•red necessarily
fetal diseases treuty-five or even ten years
ago to many Isetiteme are now plead to
that oaterory--thank• to medic.! and scioa-
tifie skill L fie te sweet. We must either
.00trol the nerves or they will mister as
Hv.:ena may prose fatal. It readers the
person .41 need helpless and unreit•Me, red
mate • uontinusl endow upon • hitherto
bright and cheerful life. It mph the oourti-
tut.os and mikes one invoiu,.•arily wk,
" la Ids worth living Mfr F.ony Wat
son, d.uibter of Mr. Henry Wateoo, living
on lot 22, in the township of 4o'riervills,
Victor:a County, is one of th...r whow life
for years was medal miserable from nervous
disease. At the age of twelve Miss Watson
met with .o accident which .o serious!. •ff-
fect.d her nervous .y.eem that daring the
subsequent five years she wee subjected to
very Ntere nervous prootraties, resulting
to uonvol.iooe with anooneotnua.tss for
three or four hours at a LAMS Thi• oondi
tion costumed abtil March last, when she
had an immersed ..d prolonged attack by
which eh. vas. completely prostrated ter the
spec* of • fr'nteht. The demise se affect
ed the optic serve that Mia Watson was
forced to wear pewees. Many- remedies
were tried; hut with no avail, and both flier
Watson end her friends tiered that • cure
onald net he nht issd. 17Itimetely i)r
William-. Pink fills were .troarly re0om
mended by various friends and the young
lady derided to give them r trul. A halt
dozen box.. were bought, and by the time
one box wee mewl there was an improve.
meat in her ooedition, and before the half
dozen boxes were used, Mie Wstoos was,
to use ber owe words. • different person al-
together. Her entire nervoos evetem was
reinforced to ooh an extent that ohs is now
able to dspen.e with the ties of the glasses
which previous failing eyesight had mad.
nese ery. Mia W•two is sow • staunch
friend .1 Pink Pills, .obi aye : " I have
°leasers is reeernm.edisg them to all 'emit
•rly •fllieted. Rev. T►. Millar, • friend of
the family, vouches tor the foots shove set
forth.
Be Williams' Pink Pi1ls timate new
Wood. build up the nerves, mod thus drive
disease from the system is linndred• of
oraes they have oared after all other melt
mesh have failed. thus .st.blshi.F the
claim that they aril matee. the triumph• of
modern moistest meioses Tb. gamine Pink
Pills are mold only to bezmm, he•risg the tall
?ride mark, " Dr. Williams' tisk Pills for
Pale i'.sple " Protect yeomen from im-
position by rsfIMy ms pill that dee sot
hear this registered t� mak around the
box.
Nn Parr'. ('eetame.
A onrrespo.d..t of tis I,ouss hie paid a
viae to ShrnpNir., is order to have s peep
at Old Parr'. oottege. Whoa"' oboee ehe
the site for itis aid be hays dos. well. A
•neere braehg. yet long harsh, sit.•ties, for a
house o..ld stet readily be fogad is the
lend. The moose face (almost, indeed,
looks doess appal the South. is ig ria the
wort of a k.dl, tbolesred at • dimmest by
hills�p•"tse.tgs* sasses of the Middletents
iia! the •dkho es et Nov R..idda rill!.
tied the idome Mewtata Tb knell is
weeded st its Mee. mid • Week girdle@ it
his s meas. .Regi tesbdor sow hi -
Wilts tis •5 feta, whish is .•id to he eat
M gushes beisd ode of years old. I'srr.so-
me•.lf•e Mt,dgmee was hers M 1483 and died
h 1638. 'nil he terse eighty h• sem tied s
b"oh.inr, and them married bis Argo wife,
wth whim he lived tor thirty -stere yeses.
Abeat alight yams after her death. whoa be
• "le • bemired god testy, he mire/ ler
Me dpad lima Naves. led • 1ampra.
life in Ow Mea •.whlgr. his removal to Lea-
sheet4we be see Mem Clearlse /. kemegbie
'b"•se• tgess .. k&.b
AA •bstt
N the miaow vas h the nemelemsslt
Weadw• of M•eeb. 1(114. 1. Maar yens
"kr/ males m been enedgeoll stormsery,
'ad ItM sew rwtwamid by Web brain
sad mea hem
MY BOOKS
gr LiZLII WILLA.
They say that to ibis oM.gies world,
'Tis lard to A d • fn.•d,
Om who wail . u• sad 1., 14,1 peeve
Unto hl. d utmost ea•'.
But 1 have !reads who.' .: neer to me,
la try deed sad tire h.
Always thelanie, .5...'• a -id lied,
Eves finis my earl,,. % 'nth
Io .11 my •.arrows and t. )
Through every cheap ..K o.0.1.
Thew .rise o14 treed sat frosty frt ods
Clove by my side haw, steed.
whoa or the ..•ttlebel.t .4 lite.
Whore error strive, '.:.Wt right,
Ti,. o.no. d. of 1*... triee& of mu ..
K•.s armed my arm for tight.
A q Diet ..,SI.g hoer • ilk them,
Siert •.•.uses "It 1 hold.
No sew ftbeef.. 'et c.. be s dear
As them nay Irt.ode of old.
t` a 4.1 lake to mer' II' o. iri.t.de.J mine
E w► en. • dearer sell
T en let ate '•troffers te you
rh. se book• up..0 my Molt.
- E le••stioaal J rare -.1
NOT :1 Q FARTER.
BUT JUST 10 CENTS, AND 40 DOSES
IA A \'LAL DR. AGNEW'S
LIVER PM! '4.
NO rAIN, No aAB A*TE$ LKYIl TS, I•L54'st'Ita
1tt tY11AY uuut-LITTLE, RCT AWPCLLY
e:ett,D.
Cores sink headache, oonetIpstion, bilious -
nese, n•u.sa, allow..... They are purely
vewetebta 1. big t.m.nd sad a:I druggists
sill them. Try them. •
Sold by J. K. Dena
BICYCLING FOR WOMEN.
What It H.. Dee* t.. Improve Theis
t'hxstal Condition.
Mr. Isaac B. Potter, cblef consul of
the New York division, League of
American R•herimen. has an article
to "The Bicycle Outlook" In the Bee-
tember Century. The Lillowing 1s an
extract:
After a close study of the question
foe five years. I am ready to retirees
my belief that the rise of the bicycle
will do more to Improve -the physical
condition of American women, and
therefore of the Arifericon people, than
any other agency yet devised. Argu-
ment on this point has given way
to demonstration. Wutn.-a are riding
the wheel in all parts of the country,
and their increasing numbers testify
10 its benefits and popularity. The
average woaian iev,s to be tut Of
doors; she etiJoys the change of scene.
the gentle' exercise, the delightful com-
panionship .if congenial friends, and
the exhilarating benefits of contact with
the pure air and bright sunlight.
whish the knowledge of cyeling brings
within her r. a•h. To the woman, :td-
to the man, these, features, peasessed
by no other form of sport, comprise
the foundatl•,n on which the pe,pular
11y of the bl"ycle will rest.
The only yursible danger In cycling
for woman Iles In the fascination
which sometimes tempts her to undue•
effort. In common with every other
Corm of exercise, bicycle riding may
of course lh• overdone, and as. .eel,
by women as by wen: but uncle:
proper advice front the family physi-
cian. supplemented by such practical
suggestions ..s may be bad from an
bntelllgent Instructor or from an ex-
perienced rider, any woman in fair
condition of h.-alth may undertake
bicycle riding with .e feeling ut cer-
tainty that the result vile be delight-
ful and helpful in a measure that was
never anticipated.
A mistake commonly rnade by wo-
men riders. and indeed by new riders
of both sexes, Is that of undertaklntt
too much at first. Overexertion In-
dia** discouragement, and recollection
of a tiresome ride has been known to
deter new riders from repeating the
attempt. The real pleasure of bicycle
riding can be had only by kr-ping in
mind this little truth: No nen rider
should continue the first tries t., 'such
a point as to Leel w.arinees. A half
hour is in most cases a.rple for the
trait road ride, and It should not be
continued beyond that time. except Ity
the strongest and most capable rider.
The tyre exerts more power than the
expert, and In consequence becomes
More rapidly tired. He pushes the
pedals with undue force, falls to sit
erect, falls to sit still, and tends to
follow what seems to him to be an
erratic motion of the wheel by a
awtnging and wobbling of the body,
which not only tends to increase and
make teal what was only an Imaginary
difficulty, but insure* also the quick
coming of fatigue. that might other-
wise have been avoided.
The new rider should learn to sit
erect and tu.slt still, and in the early
stages of hie toad practice avoid lone
rides, remembering that the exertion
which he puts forth In his first efforts
will be mons than sumdent on soon
as a Iltt:e skid has been acquired to
grnpel his wheel many miles farther
than was covered by his first trip. If
the first ride is wearisome. It should
not be repeated on the next following
day, but rather upon alternate days,
untf such skill 1s acquired as will
enable the new rider to enjoy his out-
ing aithout suffering too much fa-
tigue-
Blcycling for women has received
the Indorsement or our heading women
and our beet physicians. The bicycle
dealer of moat of our large towns
state that the number of bicycles sold
to women is daily Inei'ssing and that
the established popularity of bicycling
amorg the gentle sex is assured. The
taodency of the bicycle market to low-
er prices, even of wheels of tbo rs-
ifable grade, will doubtless increase
the nee of the wheel emceg wvwomn.
and enhaact► its aggregate benefit to
to les,
When tie time coitus that the de-
lightful eountry reads amid shaded
!ahem can be so kept as to make moll
genal.! the practice of tontine daring'
the ebas season of tbe year. the
wheel will have gained Its true MOM
sure of value as a health miaow.
and will attrset thouwrtde of riders
from among the woman of the Inn
who do sot yet Ends the joys et a
aearty appetite sod of refreshment
produced by sound ale. '
sleep.
i 1. said ser lex..... Ow aspects of mas-
her god ..Arm pay the Dem of gieveramiag
Remit.
rtes dared to 7 se Ma amass
Dr. Anew'. Oil Imem will ere all mess
el Dollies Piles .a Iron 3 to 6 amine. 0..
epl.limati.•a hying. oemtod. For lilted mod
Rle..gsK
Poe- I aieerime. Ales oures
Tatler. sills Rb .rm h:• gens, Barber's Itab,
-eel .e1 ern. ,. a o1 t . sloe., 36 oto, ti.1.1
by J E Da. is
•' Ie the 1.SIM Smith I y • great tavern..
is ma. el •"
\Voll, I 'h old ay mo. Three
hat • :d'l.r ►w am eel but what be ass
Ih.k.
Ith•.m.lba tiered 1. a Olay.
Shwa h A-owieea R moans Care, toe
Rnenn.•• ...n aid Neuralgia, radically oared
1 '0 3 lave. lee fou et open tbe eyetem
be rents rkaide and mysterious. It renoyM
. t ter-- the etass and the disease ho-
me ltaely .tMap p -are. TM first dem
greatly beaten'. 75 ossa. Sold by J. R
1usvia.
U. Mer..s to the leave..
Lt Haug Cbsog, oa his recent visit N
the Qteea brought numerous presents
which hese bees arranged to the billiard -
room at (honoree The gilts offered for Her
Maisel. • soceptasoe teem the Emperor of
Cb a•
moseyed of an old white porcelain
vase adorse4 with red Armours, es .ridges
bronze goblet, two antique bronze Mosses
burners, two ancient poroel•io plates color-
ed blue and gree., • handsome white jade
yew, dew -rated with ohrysnthemume and
gold oreementstton,•nd • fine yellow plaque
with floral adornment. From Li Haag
Chang were the following Some beautiful
Iy embroidered esttoe from the Imp.riel
manufactories au Kiang Su end the Cite
K i..nt provtace, en enamel bowl on draroo
stead, • massive blue and golden vase, red
p•.reel•in fish bowl, an enamelled likeness of
Vs-tVov (a fair lady of renown for long life
and goof work.), and .o ..stent green per
oelaim flower vase of the semote.oth o.s
*0: v.
FROM THE ASHES
TO LARGER LIFE.
PRICELESS RECORDS IN DANGRR.
BLIT ALL SAVED.
at7NDIt1D0 07 OWN or DODDS- KIDNEY
1111* Mite== - - TBE DODD'S 51[5.'185
txltlriltT IN .YEw orAa?tR•t - Hausa*
vault OCEAN TO OCEAN-EIIX*0T Aro
lN?tOekISL Cotlgi-r.8'1.
The extensive estshliehmeat of the pro-
prietors of Dodd • K,d.ey fills, at 1 sod.3
J.rvtaat, with it. contents, exo.pttng the
o1Swe,wer* enure!. destroyed by tire oa the
•ftera000 of tis 15th.
Toe tire broke out to an adjoining ware
house, but spread so rapidly that is ler
than ten .ntnutes the employes of the Dodd
Medicine Company were deeieg fur their
1,..., from the lavatory, the eivertt.ing
and the shipping departments.
The perfect safety of thew persons once
s.•ured, and while more that two hundred
And fifty grow of Dodd* Kidney Pills, to-
gether with label., wrappers and tofu of
advertising were being °unturned, interest
sod .dost all centered to the nmcue trom
the advertising room. of • mw of ..mtog
Iv old and worthless lettere. Thew, s •tt-
erward• learned, proved to be the sooumu
let/u0 of years, otw.uttsg of thousands of
testimonials from persons cured by Dodds
Kidney Ptlb, and dating from foe inoepuoo
of the business up to the day of the fire
Thee. reoords of tr:umpb, thew proofs .tt
the supreme merit. of this great Sadao
treatment were the most precious of all the
pse.ssiow of the firm, and were to be say
-
ed if powthle, as they afterwards were, at
the last possible moment
Oe the invitstioo of the president of the
Company • reporter of The New. visited
i be quarter*, toasted at No.. 6 and 8 Bey -
e t, where new premiere have been promptly
opened. Here • rapid glance revealed many
busy bends rushing tbe several derails of
oompl.tloo of o.w goods to fill orders ono-
tituouely arriving from ell points in Canons
the United States and other para of the
world. sludging from the •coumulsted ord-
ers on 61e, of which your reporter not a
vlimpee, the output of Dodd'. Kidney Pills
,e already almost beyond the coowptioo
hod one oho wily understand tbat tee',
Ment alone ass create .nob en iaoredible
demand.
Character s'ic of the enetey scdetl r -
Wee of the Dodd'■ bledioioe Company, it
may be mentioned that, tbongh absent in
'taffeta daring the fire, the manager was
teed* aware of the probable .xi.at sod out -
come of the disaster. and while Lb. prem-
ia wars mull horning orders had been
wired sad good. from New Yet k and other
point. towards Toronto for the reproduction
of Dodd'. Kidney Pills, se that no order
should remain unfilled -From Tb. Toronto
News
N eta fares Csmettpatlea W Liver 111a
Dr. Aga.sw's Liver nth are tbg moot per-
iod made, sad mire like .tsgio, Sisk Head
aohe, Cna.tip•ties• Beilissomos, Iodiee.tioa
end all Liver. Ills, lb ata • vlt Said by
J E. Davis
A powder matssise exploded at Ba1e-
wya Five obits taw and worm of Kaf-
fir, were killed.
Man 5s.we shave to so maul...
1k. Are.'.'e curs for the heart styes per
fact relief in all o•..s of organic or sym-
pathetic hart disease is 30 minutes. sod
speedily effects • ogre It is a pearimee re-
mtedy for palpitation, abaths.... of breath,
•'tethering spolls, pais in left .ide and all
•vmpteses of • dt.saeed heart. (1♦e doge
mammas, Sold by J F: Davie.
The steamer M•sit•be w.. shitted by the
Americas Osy.rwmsest last week for Doe
p.ystieat of • fh..
May 1•y.. see ratan* MitryM la is t.
es ■..area
Ono short puff of the breath tkeemwk the
blower, supplied with nosh better of Dr.
Atom's Catarrhal Powder, di0aosa this
powder ever the ..resin of the nasal pas-
sages. Palsh= sad delightful to w It
reliever is easily, sn peraiaaestly ogres
eat•rrb, bay *5..r. sole. headasb., sere
*hest„ isseiNtie awl deah..s hold by J.
R. Davie.
T1* t..ws.s Yam..
Tltm P.mmgylv... twin •erew steamer,
30,000 toms dipM-m .t, 200.0�00 toss ear-
rying
bes gases f tghellly hissmi.d`esm, 42
l
d• Ess hebgm
fast, by tisrle ed fit Wolff. 1.e eb
Rheimme. Amargosa Illem 4'ba somal speed
al As mask the me0sammmte d Adele
mob her est M M 1b limmet mend
will
lee 14 loafs. Slim to d5W .p fern
4.5*, ii0 shied, .tad MO wmrmge psis.
semem
Makesed Cbildrwa.
Mr Kelm, the superior...feat of easiest
d and damndest ehild-es of °start., be
written sea from Torost•• thee esquire's
lore bees made to him ' .. • he dlfferea
part. of IM ateoty ,i1 Hr • •- to what ma
..• I., •.. ,a n.rtala stases • 1 .1..1late or seg
;acted oh:l t -•.•t.
Apparently, 11 to Dot a ..i -•y know. ilia
Mat year • Cbddre.'e A (1 :doefety for the
Openly of Hares was formed is Ooderiob
older the provl.lone of the 1,..hildren'. Pro-
tection Aot of Oaten* The ohlwt• of the
moiety are. '• to protect ohildr•• from
cruelty, to min for, and protect, segleoted,
shsodoned or orphaned children; to provide
. uoh children as may he lawfully committed
or 'nineteen to rhe society, with reoitsb1s
homes in private families, sod to watob over
and 'wird their interest., and promote their
hominids. as 1 well hems. ; to .more the we-
lor.smeet of lees relstieg to neglected and
damndest children or juvenile offenders.
.nM, Immorally, to alroes •e tis claim. of
n eglected, sbs.dnned n• •el..noi obildre.,
upon the sympathy of • • • , lac •'
When the .00iety • •- tint promoted it
was 'hooch, by se. r• Id• that there wee
little seed for it..••r• -,.r in the eouoty of
Huron. The •.peri. • v of Iset year has
shown that the• a not the ...NW. Already,
in the town 01 l:nderioh ,In.., .ix oases
have received the attention of tie aflame
of the motet v, all lymph the moiety ea yet
ore only l.s geld to he in its init,siive stege.
The t.w1•iee whin" have Aero formed is
other 0nnties have dhnti gond and useful
work There is nn re.ann why the oonnty
of Hurea •hem 1 nos support as active and
w neeful • moiety as any other ..aunty, nor
to t, ere any r..sen why the op...atoms of
the society should he cnotined to the county
town.
If env arises in the county of Heron is
intereeteal in this wok.' .bell be 004 if M,
or 1100. ,rnoli .w'mmunieete at nese with me
or w -•h tt'm. Ivan.• elerk of the onunty,whe
is aenretery ret *he ••.nein ton
W. wa'•• branches ret the saow'tatien
termed is every town. and we want reports
of all mass that need •tt.etion. and the
same. of Denple who will adopt children i.
t .1. homes.
1 shall he glad to furnish explanatory
literature to %eyrie@ who whetted, it.
Fa'a"T Ht.TnN.
1'r.w. f'hi'd•r- • ,\id Soc'y, ('n. Hain.
Godench, Sept 29. 1896.
- I
rhlle.msk. _Ya & wOC& Y
What •Darlow yu..ua.ug p
fmrltog eople
a hese .bout mooed insures/pa and tali, feel. '
ion morose*, dire.:Uy sod with rapid Wies-
t oily es nt•rrylsye multiply
A 1: yerpool w.dower was uoadoled
with by bt. netghhour ut tbu wise " 1
know what arltmuon twang. I am living
t i with my fifth *de : •riff the low widow-
er,. face L,rht.A up with a smile.
A woman «tpr.aeed her tndigastioa
heo.use the %t'ul... S...nd w woe about to
he married a thin! matt
A stale/al Reber.
rfI. YTN. S.W. 22
.1. M. M,• Lep, God.rloh, Deer Si -.--I
think it is my duty to write to you reg•rd-
ing my hoy. Well, my boy wee about 21
mom ha nld when I t.rg.n to give him your
Sy.tem Renovator improved, and your Pro -
tem kwurgon,. I gavn Lim tris medicine
tor.Lout live scik•, then he wee cur/AA/id
today I have es along, ss heel' hyo, sad as
go.d•I.ekinp a boy as toss would wish to
see, now 3 years old. He esu eery trouble-
some from the Line he Si. baro. Crud
Most ail the ume and •hsps tut very little
and that never r.uu IIv. not until he bad
taken your medicine for • .hurt rime. He
used to go into cu.vul.ww 3 or 4 times •
day trim the time be wee 5 de). old, and
then his head berate to crow !erg', iocrw-
ing is . ze ail the date until the a'time
to, k effect. We r aria 0.d,us1 aid from
different doctors without any nese&. (one
only relieved him same). Tee size of the
heed began to diminish gradually as he was
ifs' 'rag cured of the dropsy sod a the Mater
is the head. No ether medicine ass u.ed
but .Dura ot.ly et•h the aforementioned re
nal .. 1 trust other motbe.'s will Meat
by my My'• cur« The bottle of the Rea--
vstor I took n,..' if hie done me • great
dent of gaud. F'om my very heart and
toot of s grstef.tl mother you will here my
gond wi•h s wherever you may be a. keg
Y you live. I remain your tree irtend.
Mee. Aveiro... SMITH.
FASHIONS FOR MEN.
Rat 05aay Ch ea for the Fell
w'Im f 18913.7•
There are few r modifications In
men's dress fur the autumn :and winter
of 1896-7 than there have !yen fur sev-
eral years. Golf and cycling, perhaps,
have had the lion's share ut these
The Nurfulk Jacket has been r.:piaasd
by the sack -twat fur both of the paa-
tlmea, and a man may leave his office
and with a very few changes of cos-
tume can emerge from, say Weil street,
as an example, to the downs of Long
Inland, a full-fledged golfer, or be fully
equipped for his aftern*xft spin on his
wheel. Aa In previous years, the
knickerbocker wan gradually discard-
ed for riding costume in the city dur-
Ing the afternoon, so will it disappear
from the cyclist's wardrobe. The
"kalcker" is pleturesque in summer,
and In the vacation season it has been
the predominating feature of man's
sporting and negllge costume. In win-
ter, unless one lives In the country,
the prevailing American idea is to
change rapidly without any apparent
effort, from every -day dress to that
adapted for any pastime or specialty.
The leather strap used to keep down
long trousers In riding has also found
its way into the outfit of the wheefman
and golfer. In fact, unless one belongs
to a club and is obliged to don 0 drew
of a peculiar cut. It is considered Only
the mark of an amateur and a green-
horn to appear in a rig for the occa-
sion. At a match this Is another story,
but ordinarily the very caddies will
laugh at you. The club uniforms are.
however, quite varied.
The cloth which Is to be used for
lounge, morning or tujinese milts this
autumn, must therefore be as eppr'o-
prlate for golf or wheeling an for the
ofitep or the street. Tweeds and che-
viots .1111 lead, the colors In favor be-
ing grays and browns, and the ever -
mogul shepherd'. plaid. In London
the browns have his their day, and
the prevailing note In color Is gray.
Threes have been already .ren In this
country ennui very .mart lounge milts
made of gray worsted. There is no
*Mang.- in the shape M the eau* cost,
which la. as 1t wan last year, rather
loom to the flawr'•- The trousers ars
ordinarily wide. The ntllelal masiro s-
nterits are about nineteen inches around
tie bines, and about seventeen and a
haif at the bottom.-Harper's Barer.
A■ Rawr.r'. Twlte.
Tug new yacht for the llenperer d
Infesta is a boat of MN tons displace
meet Her Isadib 1s 117• feet, breadth
If !et 5 Inches, and depth Iii fest 4
ibehe , She has beam fitted with mn-
Obeg d IMAM horse /ewer and Is vein-
ed .t 44111101511.
isms ether
",rhea a (•hinaman le Introdnt-e.l to
• wosmas he always maks her how old
she la-
-Why do.a he dr that'"
"pasts to take her eo mad at b -
that is wool try to marry Mut."
Reiter Is '•1• Nan.
Ustresing kidney and bl.dder di..me.
relieved to .ax hour. tot the "S.,urh Amen
man E•dsey Cure .. ,I by new remedy i. .
great ass prise sad delight w suoouot of its
•sesedtrg pr• ng:0ne••a lit rellevies pain is
the bladder, kidney.. back and every part
.1 the urinary passage* le male or female.
It .else.ee retention of water and pais in
pastae is sln.oet In.me.li.te.. 1t you wont
quick relief and oar. this irs your remedy.
Sold by J. E. II.vN,
At the Palate Royal -Jack (who had jest
trea'ed his f$.ed to the (baser of tis Op.
r.bM .limosis -Prep, Rood diene figs NM
fraaem tied-. hall..i-!
His Friend -First rate Leta/ ham ma -
other.
i The undersigned de or. to inform
• the public that he ittJopa on !,tool
all grade,. of
OA
HARD
SOFT ,,.i
AXI,
BLACKSMITH COAL.
PRICES OF WOOD REDUCED.
alleOtlee ee. • tette
CUT ani
W000SPLIT
Call and (,ret price'! Anil we samples
of w oor i.
Office anal yard, N ELS( -ST.,
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
PICTURES
FOR
WRAPPERS
A pretty colored Picture
for every 14 " Sunlight " or
every 6 " Lifebuoy " Soap
wrappers.
These Picture,_ are well
worth getting.
Address
rens
Lever Bros ,
!a .to•r•ar.. Taranto.
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THE
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RELIABLE
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always on hand.
The ' eat and o^!y Scranton Coal in
this II arket.
HARD,
SOFT and
BLACKSMITH
- COAL -
always on hand.
All Coal weightll on the market
scales, so that you are sure of good
mea.4n re.
SCREENED SOFT COAL S4 PER TON
BLACKSMITH'S COAL, S5 ee
UV VI. LEE.
or Harbor ljuay.
8168PER 3 LEE'S 'tore.
THE STAFF CF LIFE.
Adulteration and tnbetitution in food pre.
ducts have M tate %ear. become so grave an
evil, that t.ore'nmente eters where hare been
obliged to c•'1 In the eery ea of saa ries to
cheek their spread and says the lives of the
people.
One of the most important articles of food
unque.tloaably Is FtItLAD.
For pure wholesome Rres&t 1t meet he made
from Malt and Hop Ye.w.t : for this reason it
ie easily soluble In the Juices of the stoma, h.
or. to other words- tight of Memnon.
Me and Malt Yeast is prononneed by the
hest.naly.t. to Bowland to he the pure tad
unadulterated yeast. and ie used by the beet
bakers In the country.
IN MY BAKERY
Yon aa net for one cant as much Brewd made
from Hop reset as you can for throe menta
from the pressed y.wts which aro forcing
tbem.elyr en tae public, but which do not
and masa Ova the sante sweet flavored bread
MY BREAD I9 MADE FROM THE }'URE
MALT AND HOP YEAST AND NO. 1
MANITOBA PATENT FLOUR.
wholesome prove
d eweeor ieet brooIt le the moot
d that coo be
produced of any rest on the Market )fy
oat experience In the Rakers possess its.
proved these to be trete,
D CANTELON.
near Booths Bros. Hotel.
D. 0. STRACHAN
Proprietor
THE HUNTING SFASON
,
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t i `
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Is upon us, anal the true sports-
man is beginning already to pre-
pare
repare for the prince of sports.
When you want your outfit we
have everything you (wed in
GUNS and SHOT and
POWDER 6HELL,
\let:bine keeled Sheila always on
hand, or loaded to your oder on
the shortest notice. .A full line
of the hest American Pow-
ders always on hand. Call and
see our Shot Guns, which for
quality anti price town. them alit.
DAVIS0N Ba Co.
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AFTER HAVING BEEN KEPT
UP ALL NIGHT
With that COUGH, it you do tis
want to repeat the experience, buy
a bottle of the
OLD STANDARD REMEDY
Gray's Syrup of
Red Spruce Gum
The best Cough Cure in the world.
8014 everywhere 25 chs a bottle.
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