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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-2-25, Page 7IPPROYst, &BURR Retry YM. relasd ea w al. Mr. Odom, ase le toe Mos:- Th m crowded to ' Secretary ter fraye introdue- U IMat bill. le sight it possible would tit first ht he believ- es! failure to be tale begi&• titer days far t. Mr. Balton. t the local M. rated betweea and rural die - ands of eau - haft aur.htnh would he Wee with the ten. The qua. cations tor el. ild be the sane that *Water gealMl•d type District (.us - Lug tberein fa rata. OTIONS. item, Mr. Rel - bat tile bouad- aioes sad ales s modified, and raid take over iotas. but only emote not ie las. or quer e' malicious ie. The etertin' Councils would Mild retire to Ismael& would lag authority, etgteldi t are. e fey 1 9ggg. ttpd lttbll.. Belfast, Lorre sad Wo- nted Iadepend- Te aunty i knot the er- ed oipt teat tee occupier wee r oese and ;ere a er rural dis- IM • read junt- a) sum to he sial egebequsr 1. Mr. Balfour was bated up- ias.•ddlag that ted, those re- mise bear the alit reap the ►TIONS. / suss* Mash le re 'Niger Coast tta, says :-I n- iers ;bat twi whammies to of the Sulta.- iooto glover, te Hasa& States /tear with a ived x31 Aries- '.. The former ice on the Sok- ty 6latwes. the Riser Niger. Ib prate. The tmal&sdei the t M mise from Com- a tit amts mt and u en►ailing in- eulles of $ok- ('h evervatioa lw.tdtertey that y Inft ogee is- la.l jieaceaM• . Yemeni .f the itnry by f•r» is a *sadatory reog.tey opleo- yrs. 1%e eituar ready grave. the protector - rasa UN and ef!♦An in Let 'bintevland ate erobe of Mope tee M. the Deily 1 egadlrAatiele EGA/t. Merl rMaee" t• Cote. ria says: -Ne I ion of the al - rion le f'ram'e he orre.» -net it to the mint' 4MTt,b !be in • 118 ,-Jeno' 1 1•a. er le se. falai». a Ui year of t eraaeat 1 • althou tithe .f t eel " iA etc walker e .tesWtra TRIED k HISEn ON DOGS. eslai ee•d,+as 611111.14 sina a: ipIRM Mof SIICCE&SEIIL ateael Rae •rilataM aeeM4 V • Sop resting triooe'la•Mar. Dr. Glitter r. Hodge, aaditent pro - r of physiology and neurology In ark University, Worcester, Maes.,hea o drawing the deadly parallel M- imeo two pairs of finely bred maker Daniela for almost three years, use using sadly addicted to the use of oleo - clic stimubwts, while the others are ood temperance animals, who never Deo time taste of whiskey, the favorite tipple of their kennel companions. Theo font dogs are of the sante age Be parentage. They were mated when oung puppies and 'Bum' and -Noy' were started ea • diet in which wbis- ey played an important part, while Nig' and 'Topp' have received the food the ordinary sort elven to dogs. The kohollc animals have not been dosed excess; they are never drank. Results, as learned from careful data reserved by the experimenter, an sty proneuaeed. 'Bain' sad its wife ave all the a /pearagoe of leading a fe of diselpation. They have become reset coward*. They are even afraid t the dark, and not Infrequently com- I their master to go out to the ken - 1 In the mladle of the night to calm heir fears and eflenoe their bowl- ngs, that the neighborhood easy deep. Nig' and 'Topsy' are, never troubled by he commotion of tbeir eomprniona. heir serves are in too good condition be stirred by a little thing like that. All four dogs had the distemper last mar. 'Nig' mid 'Topsy' suffered tit- le; their cases were vary light indeed. la others had a bard t'me of it, aad rely pulled through their Mime. heir habits most have told against hem. They bad ked all the advan- of careful treatment that the ormel pair enjoyed. exoepUn the tam of alcohol. That was all the dip erence ani slot of difference it Vis. Most interesting deductions have n mule from observations of the bons to 'Tamar' sod "1'fpag! Bch has had three families. "ropey's' iter numbered five, three and eight, tively, • total of sister". Of the amber fifteen were viable, that la ro with constitutioaa sufficiently rong to give them a fair chance of hing Posterity. One dog was de - allied. In 'Timy's' litters there wee ver, seven and six puppies. Eight ere deform ed. six were born dead, and ly four were viable. The parentage viability among "Topsy's' olfspring 94, & ong'Tipsy's' 20, which would m to mist a moral. It is a whole peroses lecture le itself. Tbere is a singular coincidence la the milarity of elms percentage to those cbed by Dr. Demme, of Berne,Swits- rland, in his researches &wag men red women. He studied ten families berg the. parents and enosetore, so r assumed. be learned, were temperate rs of sllis1olc 'leverages or jotal ietaimrs, sad tea families velieg .use ✓ lath parents were streaker& or here there WFSealcoholic telethrei.sl ram .Merations look to the parents. FUNNIORANS. of a Kind. -i told my employer had only ten rents to my name. What id he isy f He tried to borrow It of Hearty Enjoyment. -Ars your cbild- rn fond of readies ;1 I should say so, tore isn't a book in the boa.e that as a I ack on R. Your busload Ls certain to die be - ore morning, Oh, doctor! Hadn't oo better have a ooneultstiea T What -Quid It avail? Ob. nothing ties redid be certain. An Inferenee.-The Mlnlater'a Wife Why, here la a satety-pin in the coi- tion. Tbs Minister -Yes, I filthy he man wile sed is put In a pant - t ton is naw married. Two Points of View. -Diggs- Sens- or Poerr sees& to be a man of -very .road views • Biggs• -Yes, Indeed: I oe't believe It is possible to bring P • question that he can't straddle. The Early Christian. - Teacher - 4 de you know about the early hristfa.t Tommy -Our girl is moot em. She gets up In the morning and nes to church before breakfast. Johnny -How old 'was Methuselah, auntie? Aust -Nine hundred years ter. W. 1. Dannett, a Nan Whose Good Work Is Widely Known. He Relates Events in His Career of General Interest -Fol Years He Suffered From heart Trtiubie, and Frequent- ly from Collapse -On One Occasion Five Doctors Were in Attendance -He is Now Freed from His Old Enemy, and Enjoys the Blessing of Good Health. REV. W. A. From tbe Smith's Falls .Reword. S Throughout Canada, from the west- ern boundary of Cntario to tbe Atlas - tic Omen, there tel no name more wide- ly known in temperance and evangel- ist & work Lireq the* atlas Ro'e. W. A. Menet!. we. Duenett has been the, Grand Woe -Councillor of ,Ontario aad Quebec in the Royal Templar and so popular Ls he among the members of the order that led Montreal there /r a Royal Templar council "Homed "Dun- nett Council" is bis honor. For more than ten yearn Yr. Dunnett Sas been going from plane to pees pursuing his good work, ssmettaws aerating rod - dent mini.t.rs, sometimes conducting • series of gospel temperance meetings independently, hat always lat.oriag for the good. of his fellows. White in ikdtb's Falls a few months ago in con- aectlm with hie work be dropped in- to the Record office for a little Art with the editor. Darius the oonvelra- tioa the Record ventured to remark that his duties .stapled an eibrenoas amount of hard work. To this Mr. Dan - nett assented. but added that In bis psesset phyeiaal conditioie he was eq - teal to any •monat of hard work. But it was not always so, he mid, and them he gar. the writer the following lit- tle personal history, with permission to make It palely. Re said that toe the past t keoutears he lad been great:-' ly trogbied with a ppaain in the region of Ma heart, from which be was usable to get any relief. At times, it was a dale heavy pale, at otbe» .harp and Moore. Otteathoes it rendered him unfit for hie engagements, and at all Goma It made It difficult to move. Hie old. And bow old are you, auntie t Tbir- i•roub. was slwsye •vlafbie to tbe pat) ty,me child. Then rape reckoned wrong lib and frequently when conducting by P1) years. He mid ion were e.s old tllervloe he would give out aad doctors sed afetbnsetab. had to be &lied la to Snood Lim. Thie I remember your to btm i' tla Y slrset your wits as each a *incl. Toronto, the cbare , dainty end prrtty lute thing, Heinle, Woodstock, N.B.' the charol, and yet they tell me she has turned Carlotta* Placa, tint. Os r roes - out a floe cook. Tented out a fine don while preamble( tossitadirtt e0ta -ookt She has turned out bait s doz- ?Pe people in the tr•akIin Street en of them within the last three weeks. OSSgrtegetioasL ahem& at 1talacbiestar, A -Sete -fele -Time Stubbs was toilet ,_ Oto a dailies an' the doctor said tie t - - - -__ est. thing ?e him was t0.ed an airy HINTS POR SIMMS. vernment Joh end lie roared 4.4 g attune. Sinecure, eh, I don't know hat kind o' ram you rail it, hat nye ay he's cured. Menial Work.-D1d yen bear bow Dung Carnets made love to Miss Duck - DUNNEIT, N. H., five do -tore had arrived and wrmre la ettendsoee before he regain- ed eoanctoesoesa. in HI these cities sal towels the newspapers freely men- tioned his affliction et the time. Mr. Deumett said' be bad consulted many 126yaicians, though be eaid, to be en - fair. be bad never been any yea length of time ander treatment any one doctor. because of his itin- • Mode of lie. In the aeriepart of the summer 1890. while in rock - vale eaaiotiag the pester of the Wall street Methodist church i■ evangelis- tic services he was speaking of his trouble be s Irian.' who urged him to try Dr. WiNsisess' Pisk Pills. and next deg presented bim with a down boxes. took the pills," mid Mr. Dunnett, "and i declare to you 1 am swell man to -des. I need to worry a great deal over the pain about my heart. but that is all done now, and I feel ilke a new man." A11 tele the reverend gentle- man told in a simple, conversational way, and wbeu it wee suggested lbat be let it be blow'o, he rather demurr- ed. becalms, as be put i , " I am almost afraid to say Ism cured, and yet there e ao Stas esjoyiag better health. tee day than Ido.'. At that tile. at Mr. Dannett's re- quest, hia statement was Only, publish - .d locally, but sow writing under the date of Jim. 11.t, froze Fitebburg Mem. wires be has been o•tduotisg a very successful series od evangelistid mee'tlngs, he syn :-" 1 had held "' bank from writing is regard to my begtth. ant became I hadelforgotten, but be- cause L't seemed too good to be true that the old time pain had goo.. I cannot my whether it will ever raters. but I can eertalbiy ray it las not troubled me for maths, and T am is batter bwith !tae I have ' bees for yearn. I have gained 1a f1e*h, heros its weight I would prefer not to way anything shoat my appetite; like the poor, it 1a ever with me. Yea; 1 at- tributes my gond health to 1)r. Wil- liams'. Pibk Pills, and you have my masealb to !Ise the fast." • ►risme Mess TMs. Ines Said new te Saseie. (lener•larst Dr. &holey pabllabes a collection of "Hilda for *makers." tet No•.. bow did het He tient his valet `''lith are tapndeb as Lb. Dsotor o interneda for Mina. Goodness! tee -estates. upon Ms protsedmal otservat- never heard of sueeb a thing! Nor I; load for many year of tbe mouth. t "xi"be tborlgbt it was tM-' 14se� , stomach, lune% heart. and skin th him to PM" bid even sett.. of the devotees of tobeece. re. first Varying Circuaastanr... - Did you and foremost role is never to smoke ver go to school f bemired the lady before breakfast, nor, ea • rule. wise. (the Old colored mem who edea apply ! the Stdsbach i• empty ; thle elatoen is g for'eolPlatment. Not notch, tlm'em. tbe wont peen. toe of digestbs. ow "ilk ern post 0000t? Hit all do- n's, ma'am. .. it's.,Mbdern, I eta Never Broke dining any exertion of unt 'levee; bet .t it's dollars. I name greet mm t Meatiest energy, as doming, iner'Iy ted ter Meek right down tern reayeng, eyenlig. mountain-climhing, Ilona. Partly tl'nknowne-Bur an hour Ms and .!lent before bee mirror ; it told ✓ how lieawfal the wee and elle as far ioo *M1'-b.yed to interrupt it. celat lest It we. thretigh. De I rwlly ow myself i ego d{gb.d thereuuppoon. $t She clamped her hands eoamlatv.- y tae. 11AA tafai!lsr, she ort.d, Fart cannot weal my saves. It was, tbsa at ales togan to regret ever having •eri*/ -Ise %mode m, ' or rowing, and •epecielly if in a rou- ted. Never follow "fife bad euutom of the Franck and the Rsedans" by allowing the ante to paw through t\. nose; never inbale 11 throve& f,be nom. Keep t.be elnoke as far es possible frons the eyes and noel; the • tenger the pips the hatter ; the um 01 a short pipe diving walk 1e to he avoi.l•d. A pipe is the most wholesome form of smoking, a cigat flee next. a cigar- ette the w6rt111. Always tbmOw away your cigar as strep as you have smoked four-fifths of it. time last east of it e the mast hurtful. 1e muds vesenum. the poison larks ie the tall. A11 cigar- ettes are bad. but Eastern elg•rettee the wont. for they are almost always oompoteeded with biome degree of *erre The smoker aught to rinse mat hie month. nbt only before every meal aid before going 1e bled at sight. IMtt emeriti times dierlag the clay. 1'f. flint rinse for the stlroker ie a glees of water in wbiri a teaeps.mfal or tam,*4alt bas been dissolved. It should be teed as a gargle at m=ilt, est ogre should be takes that every mielti 1a the teeth pla well *'$ailed leitb tt."Ties oo l'd proocssdoiar Ey lnft Ups oe teeth. is be ties band. d WWI Mae Waisted Te read We edvertertnent and then give Patnam's Palladiio Corsi Retractor le trial. It never faits he ewe. Dols NI ,tstreat -feoa hours stf fairs saldis, pain star direomtort. PatBsaa'a (kin ltitreator entracte coma. It le the beet. EU. WAISLET. T..a.t aarraat. Node a .itll!r..ee, and paisley agreed With ler. Watraley got up to get his pipe from the mantel the other evening and care - 4.111, brought his No 10 foot down heavily os Mks wife's tenderest corn. He made no apology and Mrs. Watn•ley Mspd : "Well, fleury Wasalg, r "Well, what r' "You haven't anything to say, have yearn "Anything to say stout what?" "About nearly crushing my foot to • jolly." "What abould I say 1" "I'd ask, 1f 1 wells you, Henry Wens- ley 1 What would you have said 10 years ago before we were married whoa you were courting met What would you say today to any woman who did not happen to be so unfor- tunate as to to your wife 1 Hey f Wby, you'd humble yourself in the dirt ap- ologising to ber 1 You'd say '1 tog yogis pardon! and 'How awkward Iam!' and 'Do excuse me!' Oh, you couldn't be bumble and posit* enough ire your ap- ologies! My I how you would apolo- gize! Yvu'd be apt to write her a note about It I And if it had happened atter our engagement you'd be so-tea- derly solicitow a►wnt my 'poor dear little foot,' me'toad•r little foot slims pathway you intended to make smooth all of my Mel My good land! You'd make me actually weary talking about my 'poor little foot.' But now whom you nearly crushed every bone In It and make nee .cream with pain you never open your mouth to say anything an- ima it is to my '0, thunder I' or some- thing lib that! And last night when the Morleys were calling here you made es all tired al:ologi.ing to Mrs. Morley because you chanced to spill a little water on her dress and I thought to myself, 'He wouldn't apologize that way to me It be had accidentally turn- ed • garden hose on me! He'd prob- ably eek me whet I was in the way for I' It's • strange thing to me,that a married man's manners wane with Qhs bioneylrmon! I ten you marriage makes an awful difference! Indeed it does!" I should say it did." mumbled Walrt- aley as he lighted bis pipe. North American Life. 'rbc results of the business for 1897 et this progressive home company. as published. and particularly referred to by the " Monetary Times." Canada's keeling financial journal. in its issue of January 28. 1898. dearly thews the unexcelled financial position to which this company. has attained. and. ' • guarantee that the company is a good owe for its policy-bolde». Nee nobld.s based sownat te..,. sum.oll.00 Cash Incest* dnteo.I aad pTe e lites_ 11111400.111 Total vets 1.173,177.11 Net nrplas atter provldlag far • 1 I M1ltias The reserve fend stands.1 L,LS.45 .tg The retial Ineeraaea la fortis "The assets of the comra *y are im ex- cellent aliape and well looked after- iorf<eated by the thermos In cash In- come from interest. etc., rdurwiag an increase d 915.092, whits the interest sod rents doe and secured at the end a[ the year .bay, we are told, a de- crease. Notwithetaolias that 11271,000 was paid to po':cy-shold"rtt during the rear. tits- enmlkany ie ale* to slow alt addition of more tban a quarter of a million to reserve. 791E ancaity and reserve funds amour& to the large sum of $2,245,/80, a handsome showing." "We referred Tint year to the com- pany's marked earning power as shown in the favorable results attained und- er its Investment policies. And then is still further to he noted. the 'clean' character of its assets. The table sub- mitted in Hon. Mr. Allan's .peach, showing details of the assets and the percentage of each class among them, prmenta this is an interesting way. The North American Life has in vari- ous respect's made ea enviable name for itself. V • progressive, »irefully managed and sound company, It is en- titled to rank high, and this year, it is able to show a noteworthy share of the aggregate increase of business by Canadian Companim. The company de- serves congratulation on Nervine &- eared, In its new premises on Ring -.t., west, artless which are difficult to surras In beauty, modernness and nor venLence." \V14. MrCABle•F.I.A., Managing De rector. L. GOLDMAN, Secretary. Sprillg is Coming Now is the Time to Purify 'Foul Flood Take Hood's Sarsaparilla and (iutard Against Ganger. During the winter. toting to close confinement. diminished parspirattoe and ether came.. the blood has be,•otnr imp. erirbad and im,'ure. In the sip: ing the mileage purify, enrich and vitalize their blood with Hood's teareaparills. The is tbe greatest and test Spring Modeles, because it is therealest aad i est blood purifier me-lal wi- eace ever produoed. It Is Wonderful Wine, a change oan be trade by a few bottled of Hood's Sarsaparilla at this Beeson. This medicine orates an ap- ietite. tunes and strengthens the dig- estive organs, regulates the bowels. gives sweet. refreshing sleep, quiets the nerves. overcomes that tired feel ing and gives renewed energy anal ambition, strength and vigor. oQdSorsa S parilla Is the hest -la tact We flee True Hluod pur(f.•r, b1 ; els ter WI. C. I. hood t' o.. Lomeli, ahem Hood's Pillse eyrie ca ►�ersea IIs. : ,.at UI$ ,WAY OF PUTTING IT. My f'r:l•nda, said the minister. earn- atly, let w beware of Paten. We know !'hat be scatters tacks eking the esrnwv way ib orthe dm the just may punc- ture their tires. And as the congregation pedaled homeward memy a member thought of the pastor's warei. QUESTIONS. The questions whicb lame throng- ing to our minds in hours of gnat strew and pain seem sbanewerable. Why should tb ngs be so harsh au un- equal, mo unjust? Wby•ukokM those who do wolf suffer, and times who de : H apparently go unscatbedt Wby, for all our earnest and determined efforts, do we never get &bead in life, or ob- taro a sure footing. while another, who makes he effort at all. outstrips us in the reed? Way do we fall into pain end tram- bleier whoa doing right tor oonsciesos' ' gist Why are we forever ustmtistied wine our completed world Why. wino we feel that 4113 conflict is too hard and wise we sorrowfully tintertnine togtvs up the 'tremble. does something always (some to spar um tip to troth .!teen And *ray do was forever feel that.. however hard the tight for right we mast right itt Why do we fee that, westtevr the isone paeaoa of testi/ft settee. It mutt be deer W1d do we that mtdw, although we . with a mare �sudsy- stead why, It meet be ell right9 CAUSE Folkj�9�_-_ First tramp-Iiew wow afdabalssgv don't it, yard! Second trtwip-l1 es. and ther\% ea - other thing stout time that excites year envy. I'll let. First tramp-eVhet's that Second tramp --it can't be arrested. ate-. SIMPLE AT FIRST. '1 zee r eellsY to Neglect any Riad of Piles/ • - Clare Them at the aege..lag, -WW1 are simple in the beginning and cured. Tbey can be cured even In the worst stages without pain or lomat blood. tui•kly• surely, end com- pletely.. Tkaoa iseoai j _urea ranged, that will do it-"Trask's Magnetic Oint- Mea It allays the in.lemmaticn Immedi- *tely. heals the irritated surface. and, with continued treatment. reduces (ho rowelling and puts the membranes in good, sound. healthy condition. The cure k thorough aad perms rant. Hen are some voluntary *Ai eme- lt: ited testimonials us have lately re- oeivad Judge Henry D. Barron. 8t. Croix Falk says: -"I have suffered severe- ly from piles, anti touni no remedy until I applied 'Tesek's Magnetic Oint- ment.' It relieved me at once, 'and permanently, to the present time." Daniel Jobe, of Liberty. says: -"M7 woes was afflicted with the piles for ten years or more ani have tried many eminsnt phy:I lane. but receiv- e -1 no beneet until I was Induced by your agent here. Dr. Beaver, to nee Teaser Magnetic Ointment,' and f can sow say she is entirely cured with three bottler." C. L. Root, Monroeville, w s: -"I have bees' ttaing yonr'Trask's Mignet- k Ointment' for bleeding piles. and Aad 1t ropy She more then anything else I have tried." All drugsista sell Trask's Massed, Olater ret. It is 28 tied 4e cents for tuil-eised pac.kagee and is put uposly by Fra o4a U. Millie 127 Bay street. to. DOMESTIC ANENIT1B$. , • Ile --They say vete shomid learn rem the mistakes be has made and the fool- ish things he has done. 8he--If you followed the advire dear, you'd be one of the brightest men on earth." The N :w wane& Now filters upon pursuits formerly moeop used by men. But the feminine nerve3 ire still hers and she suffers from toothache. To her we recommend Norville. - nerve -pain cure - cares tootbacbe in • moment. New iline the moat marvellous pain remedy known to .deice. Nerviline may 1e used effi" cadet's y for all nerve pain. ONLY AN EXPERIMENT. Mrs I"eedem-You say you want half • tumbler of rye whisky to make a great moral experiment with? Torn Tompkins -Yes, lady, I've jes' taken de pledge. yer know, an' I wan - ter see wbedder my moral stamina is strong enough ter resist de temptat- ion we drinkln' 1t or not. etitrtas:. _ *New Style Tires are constantly pushing old makes to the wall, Why be content with old fashioned styles ? Ceodrlch TIM Res -Flex !Inc). have pushed themselves to tint foremost ranks entirely on their merit. Our "T" catal.gppu • is fell of interests to every RiDER. Send for it. Dealers quoted. •550)GA11 nag a., Untass NW aad ted eats SL 11. • eineinTs. The Very Fact That our Saler of LUDELLA CEYLON TRA ars larger_ than ever and are increasing, argue the se oellsnc of this sup.rh b . Have you tried it ? 25, 40, So Of lmoc. la lead packages --from leading *terekeepere ASYLUMS FOR INSANL rhe Sacred Te.sple• of ligty pi Were the Fire' Beams to Blistery. The first retreats for tbe insane men- Rhsed in history were the sacred tem- ples of Egypt, where the highest devel- epmant of moral treatment Nae prao- tioee for the restoration of reason. Coe 'of tee earliest notices of the estsbli.h- meat of en asylum for the insane is is the life of et. i'beoduaiva, who was bora in the year 4931, and died in 529. He es- tablished. near Bethlehem. a monas- tery, to which were annexed 'three in- firmaries --ons for the sick, one for the aged and feeble, and the other for sorb as had lost tbeir menses -in which all sureors. Spiritual and temporal were at- forded with admirable order, care and aftectim , In mediaeval Christian times conventual establishments were used tor similar purposes, but with them exceptwaa there were no organ- ized asylums for the insane until the founding of Bethlehem Huspttal. This. the oldest lunatic asylum in the wvrld, with the doubtful exception of one at ; Granada, was originally founded in L2A7. as • priory is Bishopsgate, its mother cburch being St Mrry's of Bethlehem. or Bedleem in \Vyclif'e spelling. It is spoken of as a hospit- al for lunatic. in 1472, and as eu.•h it was granted et the dissolution to the Mayor and citizens of London. be- ing incorporated as a royal fomedation is 1547. CATARRH CANNOT Bt CORED with 1/OC•1. API'I.ICA a'IONA. as they con - mot teal* the -eat of the di *sae. Cata.rb la a Weed or .w,stltut,on&t doease• and order-tieenre you meat take bola -,n remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure 1. tat. ala In'srn.illy and sots directly es the blood nisi toueuw surfacce. Ha 1's t start \ Cure 1• not a prick medicine. 11 wee pres crbed br 0e • t 'he hes' phye'ohne In this country for !trim and is a regular prover*O Ilea. It is oompdsed et the bo t ' onlca kuowa.. oanbiard wits ,ho h, et Wood our Ilion. acting directly on tbemuonu.surfaces. TIN parfactoomb'uatlenof tin two tngredb■o tog` whatprndaera.s-h woadeetut netlist to Mase trig t'atsrrh. -end ;or te.tlmonl .la, fr.e r. J. t HI NEN' c0. Pr ole • Tutadq Os Sold by bri'gi.ir, pr'eeT5c. Rate Panay Pills are teeter. NOT •N ADMIYTuas- MONSOON..... • HA1 le free from trashy Chia. an.l Japan Ta•ae ss, 30, 40, so and 6o cog. per pound. All grocers keep k -black and mixed. .,sial Bits OPINION. What ere you dotag. Jimmie f Reecho' th' dictionary through. Sew do you like it f Oh, me o' th' words u good 114 others bain't much sense in 'em. It is not generally knows that Cot• tee and Cocoa are several times mon expensive • drink than tea, yet many grumuie when asked to pay more thea 25o. a pound tor tea. The agents to Ludeila tell us that each pound of their popular 44k. Ceylon blend con- tains two hundred and seventy-five cups, or seven for one cent. They soy a good be bas more strength than the cheaper grades therefore goes fart* er, and again the freight oost of poo ing and growing are the same per pound on a poor fee as on a good one. This doss nut mean that 25.c. Lqys della Is not good value, in fact we woke der how it can be • produced for the money, but that the 40o. is better, and at such • small additional cost per cu gives the roneumer greeter satisfeetiu� in the end. This budella,which is hav- ing an enortnoua sale, is put in sealed Lead package at 25, 40, (lel and M mato per lb. PROOF OF IT. 'You're my first and only love, he dos dared. I can believe you. she answered wttlbl shiver, for they were attire at legal) 'lien feet apart. PIERCING IRON WITH CLAY. Most people have beard of the old experiment of firing a tallow- candle from a gun through the panel of a door. anal ran cas:ly imagine the boa •filthy of Abe teat.11rrelowe'pnwle. else usually very this and of soft wood. It is far glpore difficult to believe in the possibility urger* a lump of clay s. a projectile -to penetrate an inch -think iron target; but thle has recently been done at \Voulwich Arsenal in the course of- some experieuense for the 'purpose:- of purpoesof as•ertaning the condition under which gas is fired ins mines_ A special form of gun uasemployed to represent a bore -thole, Soli rylindera of clay were used to imitate the tamping. Shots were fired in various explosive mixtures of gas and air, coal dust, etc., and at a distance of twenty -tire feet from the gun an inch -thick iron target woe plac- ed at an angle, go that, the clay could be broken up into dust an 1 scattered upw•nb. After the first three or four Biota, it was found that the clay had gone right through the natal, and the hole was gradually enlarged by sub- sequent impacts. V &Mt Br' -What a Preah complexion, 111re Sprightly his. She -Yea, she mates it tap- trash eve ery evening. - a Pure Blood OELEHY KINH ro>;g• red Mood--earorisl N health -We htrkaltoehlawns t a1ih. Madras 11a. • package. wsea*ias sustceta .iced -.'rt ria -'Re AIMS -well LIWATgs -In the west: own., dead: low price,ea.y terra': lower ter Dash, write at once. Keep ter rerena e. W. JAIfIF.cOV written, Ont. TLat was • Ivies Montreal judge who the othr day rwnten.-ed a pill pedlar to a term of Impresonment for selling a pink rill representing them to be the enure as the widely -known Sed justly fam••us Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. The represen- tative of the hr. Williams' Medicine Company did amt press the matter closely or the culprit would have had a long term in jail. We atmmend the persistence with which this fraud wag followed up; runts cares are tar too (requeot 504 should be put a stop to. Whoa a firm bee spelat the motley that tee'M.cli"ine Company have, In push- ing their medicine. they should be pro tested end three fraudulent ienitlatimg pralnptly put au end to; the public, too, should be protected from having worth- iess cbeap stuff palmed oft oa them in the place ofsooh world -famed arta ore olmerit. We would like to eels the Williams Mediel& Ootnpocy. and oth- er medicine dealers. prosecute these cases of fraud with vigor e0 we may Meow that when we ask for a medicine we may get exactly what we want. end n .t some inferior and obeap com- pound en wblcb the profit for the deal- er would be four or five times that of the better article. PLAYING ALL THE TIME. Does your husband work, Mrs. Dasb- lest indeed he does leer He play* tram owe year's end to the other. Row rax be do that and keep the wolf from the door Mr. Dsshley Is a magician. TEEN THEY- SAW IT OUT. • S4.-WIty will yen server welt. wttb nes/ 15e-Bocatute it makes my head go roused just to look` you. T. Ainslie Young, Rector. High School, Quebec, writes :-I should like to add another testimonial to the num- bers you have already received in fav- or of "Quiokcure." I bore been trou- bled a good deal lately with Boils, and tried Quickcure. 1 ran only describe ib effect as magical; In about half a minute `after dprdication. 1 felt as tbongh 1 had never been troubled at *11. and viae completely welt In two days. Wishing you every 'tureen with your valuable demesne w IPo sell Tea Agents Wanted. any are !II ni, large naybellow our Rood' 1• their oma Ity. Write to R B. MAYNOE a CO.. Imppoorter, of ?sensed Coffee.. 4) Church Si.. Toreato. SHIP YOUR PRODUCE, Better, Begs, Apples. fruit, ac.. to Tire SAW$ON 000MIUI•M 04., laettatt Ger. ef west iWrt tum• 5.5.... ala. TOaOMA Dq W. SPROE, B. A. (graduate of Dnhlla Catrenitr, lee ed) specialist Chnmle Dewar a its Iwrea„. sO eo•1 oa VIC4 b'.MA.mtiW,srss. 4.L0*ITS,41 aa.eatwl e. IMOAT roa M08E & TvsaAl;.rrr Dominion Line Steamships } MonMal and Qneh•c to IAv.rpooi In summer, Non • id to Liverpool In wt Far. Large and fait twinscrew sIeam.iIps 'I.ebervtor' 'Van ioavw.' ' Doelnbn ' 'tcot.man,' ' Yorkshire; Auoerior a000mmod.tlon •or Punt Cabin. Ace, end Cabin and titsorage iw,rengere. Rates e1 ar.aaggr'ae�� tint Cabin, ; tweed Cable, M=Si 1 ee IIT 50 and upwards according to ,gamer and bort,. Tor all t•terniatlo• apply to i.ocal Aatente, or pawn, To.tutrce Oee'I Agents ITW. Sacrament Mt_ Montreal. ywB WANT YOU QU1CL poladeiligeet weft rod g"""1'�lto�r°N1 Ansa a canoe rt'• it.a•l til( WM. give tb,ilf fs ri DAYr M wr\e Ia�It777MM���4 raw. SWIM�elr ere OLB a Wma Termite IN e et ow •5555555555555 .:mrsaam•Mgg,srl1esnaetaesalgaa a w =eaeawn��ni PLAYING "POSSUM." As the warm sup softens the snow bank. It settle away and the top of the wire fence appears above the sur- face. This 1s Jaek Frost'* opportunity( and be hardly wait, the sun's setting before the show is frozen tact to the wire. Then be rejoices' to see TH 8 PAGE go dews-ee.tbare have gone !a- fore. Bat behold. when the morningf aaa loosens his grip. up come t be coiled springs as pert.d ea ever. and poor Jack is again ferried to bow down and sarrsader to elasticity. Price lbrt aad Illustrated printed matter on application to the local Page Fence dealer or to THE PILE WIRE FENCE COMP�1Y, WALKERViLLE. ONT. P. 11.-8e. oar "ad" next week. YOU CAN'T PULL cotton over your eyes and call it wool. HARTFORD and VIM TIRES 700 0A11'T Pott e. w.f.*. mbu. , eoaenattloa neer s yaws hlrtc and .oI WM • Ione tire are not made that way. They are made the way that has stood the test --the best way-otlr way. We fully gsaranteie *eel pals of road Ores and repair them At RE OF COST. Write us for **ewers to your questions about tins, NONt11lM--111in41&er Istel Mak' TOSONTp Till Co., Utnited, 11n1f1M.{s - ifienleggielleierifierks. a*UP*I .--11111aa wow let MON. 9 dobe** Si %nit.