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Week la &deem $ 16
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7• I 0
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*deedless Roams
foal Yd other "'sato
nad'l cents pr, Re.
�sr Qse for ant lose1Uon, and 1 cents par �a1sMa
Or mob sulsequeot Weariless. Measured by •
amperell soma
$.doer oatds of ds Uses and ander. M Par
Advertisements of Lag. Found, Strayed. &6
mews Vacant Slt.sUons Wanted. Duel-
ers
Buet-
S(lanW
(lances Wooed. not exceeding 1 Imes
am/•rel1, 81 per month
R0.1 or Sale end Farms on Rale, not W ac•
ped t Lines 11 for arst "notch, Sue. per suttee
moeltn. Larger adrta 1n proportion.
Any smote &mire, the uhSet of which la bis
gramme the pet.glary i,en.At of any ladlvid
ISaarg 4, a. bs cu,uidrrad Y ►dve'tlasmsat
asldooheshrse'euq a.aarnonee.
o res lu nue p.rell type am .sat per
war/ eo notice less then eta
Lpe•1 notices In ordhury reading type tae
r�sa par wad. No melee for ler than too.
grostoos for churches and other roltg ,ss sad
i .cent Institutions, batf rate.
aebecrib-n wb tan to receive Tees Itellis
rgularly by mall, will confer • favor y fee
renting es of the fart at se early •dale as
bowie&
Whim a change of address is desired, both the
e I end the new addrer should be given.
Publisher's Neese.
J. C. Ise To.sel, of t;oderkk, has bees ale
minced lm,ocea.1 Trsvelllsg Agent for the Towle
Maps of Godertcb, Colborne, Asheeld and We
waaosh.
Loral p.etenasters over the district are the
Mepowered te receive subecrlpnon to Tam
gLL.
AU oommusleauoos meet be t.d4rresed
D MeelLI.ICUDDT,
Tea SWg AL,
Tastiness Cali p. Oodertck, Oat
Tart ITU0OSON rISY14u ISDUs1OT.
Remise Cavlsre M./, Largos, diem the
--. Rao ,N`ortemdtss Weir so- .-
IL 1r p tto=inircUu'w ruumb.1800 news-
paper editors, who are supposed to be
more than usually well informed, have
yet to learn of the rrx.oure s of their own
country. Quite woutly the editor a a
Winnipeg paper went into exstasles over
the marketing of a consignment of Cana-
dian caviare in London. The shipment
had gone from the kite of the Wo.rda
district, but the editor did not seem to
be aware of the fact that the caviare in-
dustry had beep • flourishing oue in the
vtclnley of Winnipeg for mwuy years. The
trade and navlgettou returns do not give,
under s separate h.wliug, the exports. .tl
caviare, but .000rdlug to reports in poi -
merlon of the Department of Flaberles,
several hundred kegs have been sent from
Rat Portage during the past two or three
years. Posterior Promos, Comineioner of
Fisheries, takes great Interest in the
sturgeon fishing industry, and he says
that Canadian sturgeon, from the rue of
which caviare L made, take fire place
in the market on aconnt of their rich
edible qualities. A few years ago it was
the curtain' in the northwest, and especi-
ally in Britlah Colu'tibia, to look upon
the sturgeon es of little value as s food
fish, but a dlfferemt'opinlen prevalbe now.
As long ago ea 1861 Prof.aea)r (liven, an
eminent authority, publicly drew alien•
tion to the value of the sturgeon which
abound In COinedein rivers, and at the
time of the great exhibition in luudon
he brought the natter to the attention
of the comnttw.loner from Camila.
The sturgeon are found ell over the
Dominion; In St. John River, N.B., lin
the St. Lawromn, In Hudson's Bay. and
in all the great likes of Ontario, Mani-
toba and in certain waters of the north-
west The Pacific sturgeon, especially
those of the Fraser River, are of immense
edit, but those mutt valuable for caviare
ere the sturgeon of the Lake of the Woods
and western Ontario. The Canadian
meters le hardly tuferior to the oelebrated
Russian product, and is greatly superior
to much that is produced In the United
States and other countries. The detnand
is so great, and the supply comparatively
limited. hence, wherever sturgeon ooeur
there hes been a tendency, during the
hart eight or ten years, to carry on ex-
tensive flahrng. The Columbia Mew
abounded in sturgeon ten years ago. At
that time e regular sturgeon fishery be-
gan, and nearly 1,000,000 pounds of
dreamed fresh and ptekled sturgeon were
shipped away, laving a venue of $16;000.
In 1899 nearly 8.000,000 pounds were
obtained, valued et $41,000. Afters few
seasons the supply failed, as it has done
In the Sacramento and other Western
THOYIIDAT, MARCH 18, 81918.
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1 M. NABS! D.D.a„ L.D11-DRRTAI.
lI. 8ergeor-l&lest arid
nd approved methods
e.r .11 deetai eperatioe.. pr
asters!
asters! teh a e ty Ogee : Ver, vrai -
mal Simms (up Males). Entract e ea West 0
leM. TURNBULL. D D.8, L.D.&-00 7TeL
aurg.ee (Weir associated with
Dison. a Yontred). Gold and poreeldo. arti-
ficial t.oth mounted on gold or aluminum beam,
special Mention given to the preservation of the
.atursl tell Oros In McLean's' new bloc
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L',�oelf W HEATON-BARRISTER, SOLICI-
*er, Notary Pies le. Canadian Bank of
Omateree Clambers, the Squary Goderlch.
,liar.., and,AbaZ.UlNit+ilt Flltae.- ��p,
gaged In the Industry m to olIow
the acme oouree in Britbth Columbia, but
the Canadian fishery laws prreveented it,
last year the Freers River eturgeon ex-
ceeded *80,000 In value.
Caviare Is one of the most valuable er
ash products, being oonaldered by epi-
cures Y a great delhscy. Canada sup-
plies, and has done for many years, a
greeter quantity than any other country,
and much of the valuable Russian oav-
alre is really the product of the Domin-
ion. For about 20 years United Stats
yere Lave sought the raw material,
which is the nearly rips eggs of the stur-
geon, but within the leaf eight or ten
years many Canadian Ilah firms have
handled the raw material and converted
It, by proems' of cleaning, salting and
presorting, Into dark, plesido substance
rather like brambleberr7 jam to appear-
ance, called caviare. The story of the
Canadian sturgeon flehnrlees 1. the same
In every province. At first indifference as
to the valve of the Ash, and then an In-
ordinate desire to capture everything In
the shape of sturgeon, when Its market
value was realized. was followed by the
decline, and In some same total asemelon,
of the industry. Manitols and western
Olitarto (Lake of the Woods) have for
many yew been the great headquarters
for the caviare and smoked surgeon • in-
dustry; but so far back es IRK/ United
States buyers began to urge the St. John
River (N.B.) fishermen to obtain all the
sturgeon they could. These New York
buyers, It Is said, had encouraged in the
rivers of Florlds the pursuit of the stur-
geon fleherilo meth en extent that they
were rapidly ChaiDyl out The St. John
River sturgeon fishery did not lee more
than six der's. At its bright as many Y
800 surgeon were often taken in et single
haul, and the heaping of a large firth was
• common sight no for up the river es
Fredericton. Then for n period of eight
or ten years the teed- prohibition of the
fishery was carried out. The demand for
Omen has ,.mtinis et to increase, and
with the decay of great flatteries like the
sturgeon Ash.erim of the Delaware River
and bey, and the .mealier fisheries on the
Potomac, Nucleon. Kennebec, etc., Uni-
ted States merchant.' have had to rely on
supplies trent Canada. Canadian Aaber-
men rapidly learned the high value of e
fish which hitherto they hod trvabed with
contempt. On all the great lakes, but
especially In Lake Huron and the St.
Clair waters, surgeon fishing has been
actively pursued; but the best caviare,
and, In some re.pswts, the best sturgeon,
have been shipped for many yea, from
the waters of Manitoba 'end from the
Lake of the Woods. On Lake of the Woods
alone there were last year between 900
and 800 large pound nets set In the lim-
ited area which Iles within United Staten
territory. In the Canadian pert the num-
ber ran from 110 to 60. Nearly 1,000,000
pounds weight of eturgeOn was shipped
from these nets in 1816, all of which
passed through Rat Portae en route to
the United States. Several firms at Rat
Portage have employed experts' to manu-
facture caviare, end this has forams
years been done at Selkirk, Manitoba, the
flesh of the sturgeon being frozen, pickled,
smoked, and In some inetanca Canned
like salmon. Cannel smoked sturgw>n is
=peeler to salmon. In one -pound cans It
tolls whobemle for $9.60 per doom,
whereto Pacifle salmon realise only $1.811
No $1.60 per dozen.
It is on the Pacific onset that the star -
eon emend all others for Rise and mint-
ier.mint-
ier.
7. Whereas sturgeon 40, 60, up to 100
pounds are noneidcreed large in Inland
and Atlantic water., theme are .peelmens
taken In the Fraser River *1 time. welgh-
Ing (min 810 to 1,000 pounds. In the
British Columbia limed of Trade report,
1816, the opinion of the Dominion Com-
missioner of Flshertew Is recorded as fol.
lows: "The sturgeon which ate n plenti-
ful in Brt(1Rh Columbia afford • fishery
which le capable of development on •
large wale. I'mfaewer Prince Rioted that
the sturgeon found here are fine' than
three in Ruetfan waters, and he saw no
moon why this previnre ehoeld not mm -
pet. with Ruses In the sveol produces
of such an inclustry "
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M -A. ase Notary, be. Jive over Medlral Hall,
S quares dodrlck. .-J -
keO, JOHNSTON- BARRISTER, SOLICI•
tor, Oommtmioner; •c. Money to loan.
Mee: Cor. Ramilton end St Andrew's streets,
Godards, Oat 604
RQ HATS --BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
• he. Ogee: North .t. nextSssat
des. Primes luade w laud et low rata .1
Marmt. foto
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Aftemesm,floNetters. be., weeertelt. J. T.
Oarrow Q.0., W. Proudh.ot
CAIt1RON, BOLT H.H.MES, BARBIS•
tors, Selieltors in t baneery ar., Ooderlrh.
0. C. Cameron, Q. C., P. H„it, dudley Holme.
J O. WARD, CONVEYANCER, Ac., AND
.
commissioner fur taking and receiving
reeognlzeneea of bail, affidavits or ellirmatIons,
depositions or solemn Jeclefali,W In"r eon•
venting anartlon suit or proceeding In the
RIgb Court of Justice. the Court . f Appeal for
Ontario, or In any C"oerty or Division Court.
AH tran s.:ti..es carefully and enmities, ex.
*ted. Residence and P. 0. addrw--Dungan•
sea, Out
IRMtf
iiLOAN, AND INSURANCE.
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M0NOTO TO LOAN-FIVPER CENT
Mone m loan, private funds; also Aret
d oss faros 10 rent or s.•1I. Houser and lots m
Mat or for Ws. E. N LSW IS, Barrister, God-
srlek
C•
*EAGER, .CONVETANCII(O AND 1N -
V• serums .00.. opposite Martin's tato,
Ooi
MN= TO 1..0x13 ON MORTGAGE A?
Mpor mint. N"tea discounted. U. REA.
Oils. Omce: Opposite Martin's Hotel, Gods -
i J. T. NAFTEL-FIRE, LIFO AND MEI-
az• dent Insurance Agent; at lowest noes.
Mils: Cees. Northel and Square, Goderfeh ee
MONET TO LEND -A LARGE AMOUNT
aeaaaa d Private Fends for Inratment al lowest
WIN w Area alar Mortgagee. Apply to GAR.
NOW 0 PROUDFOOT.
R• RADCLIFTT-GENERAL IN8URANCL
R 1 Estate and Money Ln.ning Agent
Osiy Ana -class comlanies represent. Money
pe lend on straight hone, at the lowest rate of
Ieterest g sing .n any way to null the_ borrower.
O0cr Seemed door from Square, West street.
Oederleh. .mad
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EW MACHIN! SHOPS -ALL KINDS O
Repair Work deme at Bseaonable Priem
Fmoice implements for We. Machinery naw
GOO aecnnd-hand bought and sold, Dillow
and Hollers for sale. Stand: Bate&, old merges
seep,corner Victoria an/ W
Trafalgar .eft J.
BATER RUNCIMAN. o1
*001801. MERINO.
yAl OUNDRT, AUOTIONOER AND
i lesunese Agent, Onndderlch. Oma Agent
1,g0dum ad Lancashire lire Ira. 00., the Gore
BRtrtet Meted Ise Co Saws 0Ysded to In
say part of the (aunty. b Iy
TORN ENOL GENERAL ADC IONEER
and (and Valuator, Ondy1ch Ont Hay.
bag had considerable ezperlemv in the anction-
Wiing wade, he Is in position to discharge
with thorough *edam on •11 enmmisloos are
treated to him. Ordem loft at Rnsem's hotel,
orient by mail tobls Merest, O.derinh P. O..
emedully attended to. .1011111EN00. Coler County
Aestlon_ -
tl
■ARRIAO"6 LI0117't'gEs.
W, .ow ' • t MUS1e O0.1. RRI A1141nie 1LI-
rr` -
Vier Pet..
"Are yon very fond of peter •eked the
`e!w'e'iewew.
' Wel," replied the sensatlemal •oerees,
eI like Skye terrier. .end •111000re and
peseta, marm.wete and tiger cuts, hat I
musk say 1 have b • "me rather tired of
besbands. "
They NOP Wer(<. Cost Stomey. Give Path.
S and
Bruises
It Costa Ilttl• to mare
them rigid awe, with
ST. JACOBS OIL
It Yvm time. money. misery.
n''1031panlsh.
ilyddrINIg_Brlosg 1w'_ ._._
Ili*
Where there L weeks there is no harm.
Gad works she oars, the doctor takes the
fee.
The wolf loess his teeth, but not his In-
clinations.
n-
ollnations.
1f 1 have lost the ring, Yet the finger•
are still hen.
Bachelor, • peacock; betrothed, a lion;
married, an asst
If you want to know whet • ducat is
worth try to borrow one.
By the street By -and - by one arrives et
the house of Never.
When thou meet thine house la flames
approach and warm thyself.
He who takes the wrung road must
wake his journey twice over.
Do not rejoism at my grief, for wheu
mine los old yours will be new.
That which the fool does In the end the
wise man does et the beginning,
Abstract from a Stanton! all his seed
qualities and there remains • Porruguem-
lf you haws a friend who Is • doctor
make your bow and mud klw to the house
.c your enemy.
111,11.4160111 N N'Nr*rN1•**40W7'W1eN1N W W
Tho ■.m. 0. 0. V. ■wore..
Hoa 0. H. Y. Hu17es, who has been
recently appointed Commissioner of Agri-
culture and Treasurer of the Executive
Council of the Northwest Territories, 1s
Rmpte.
"And thi.," mid the intimate deter.
vette was being shown all over the house
ale your road Mn " ,.
"No," answered young Mr. Rentn.de
gggrettelly, "chat's a has hear."-WYb
*due Seer
A Lo... •f ream.
"As per Monte I'royad far a Weald
toll ale Min V les
asp at 1b' wake t lib prayers
was assumed. "-+Brooklyn IAfh.
00N. 0. L V. IULTEA.
• Un business mars; In close touch with
the tanuenpt his own district of Qu'Ap-
pellet The ithove Is • food portrait of the
gentleman. .
Wood Ash.. for C.w..
Is the early settlemen* et the country,
wb.n cows bad somas to newly cleared
land with IM burned and .barrastomps
.
they need often to go to where stumps
bad bees burned and lick op the char
noel. Macy farmers believe that sows
thus allowed free range Weill Ise liable
e. abortion Chas times kept to close
stables The mhos probably satlsfl.d some
want In the animal mammy. 11 may
Mee been the pboapeste *bey contain
which la required by the bones of the
growths teethe. it '.west ego tea ninth
t!. potash In the neem sorreots the
medley of their stomachs, which often
✓ eeaita wiser* stook is highly fed le
stabled where it has little szereise.
DISEASE OF THE SPINE.
It Dlsarpolated Hies.
Blbbe---1 tee that you /tee advtoe tree.
doctor, to I've auto to you for some
Ikxtur -My dear young friend, that
will be only waste of time m your part,
for, es you will learn Liars on, we never
value what we don't pay for. Now, U
you ,,111. to me fur souse medicine, why,
I'll talk to you and throw the advice in.
A Malady That sok.. Life Almost Ca-
te,arebl.-A leove testis. Lady 1.11.
Mese to Care It.
Mrs. Frank Minard, of Milton. N.B., is
e lady who possewat the confidence of a
large stoole of friends Mrs. Mltard has
been a sufferer from, spinal disease and
attendant complications, and to a reporter
she recently gave the particulars of her
cure. She said: "Aga result of the trou-
ble I suffered terribly. At times the pain
would be confined to my back,and at ether
times It seemed to affect every nerve in
my body, from the top of my head to my
Fee. Aga result I was reduced greatly to
strength and was unable to stand upon
my feet long enough to ►trend to my
household work. When doing any kind
of work
don I had which
provide myeelf with • high
chair Y s means of support. The medi-
cine which the doctor prism -Hied for me
did not seem to afford me more than tans-
porary role f from the pain, and I was
gradually growing weaker and weaker.
Finally the doctor suggested that I should
use Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and acting
on his advice I began to take them. I bmf
only used • few boxes when the agony I
had suffered for months began to abide,
and I began to regain my strength. I con-
tinued using the pille for a short time
longer, and was again in full posecstslon of
my health and strength and able to do my
houeeehoid work. I have never enjoyed
better health than ! am doinget present "
Dr. Wllllams' Pink Pills cure bemuse
they supply the blood with its life giving
properties and strengthen weak nerves.
All diseases due to either of these causes
are speedily cured by the um of this medi-
cine. Sold by all dealers or mint by mall,
pmt paid. at 60e. a box or six luxe, for
eM.;*J, by addressing the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Out.
MR. COLE ENDORSES
The Report of His Cure of
Rheumatism
By De44'• Elde•y Pall• who Seer,
Other Tried R.hody Bed yalied-
His Case Wail Eseeptl..ally
Severe, ■.t Qalekly Ti.ided
to Dedd'• 151da•y Pill•.
WINDSol, March e, -Mr. F. H. Col,
whose case was reported in the Canadian
newspapers last week, was met by a tread
on the street a'conpterof evening. age.
'Hello! Ls this true that 1 have been
reading about you being cured of Rheu-
matism by D dd's Kliney Pilla?" asked
his friend.
"Why certainly tans true Otherwise I
should never have permitted it 10 be pub-
lished," answered Mr. Cole.
"And did Dodd's Kidney Pills really
ears you, or was it your doctor 1 medl-
eine?"
"I was taking no doctor's medicine I
wasn't using anything except Dodd's Kid-
ney PBL. Therefore it oould be nothing
else but Dodd's Kidney Pills that cured
'lure are so many cough medicines in
the market, that it is sometimes difficult
to tell which to buy ; bat If we had •
cough, • cold or any affliction of the throat
or lungs, We would tryBickle's Anti.
m
Consuptive Syrup. hose who have
used it think 1t 1s far ahead of all other
preparations recommended for such com-
plaints. The little folks like it se L L se
pleasant sa syrup.
Vas. of Root.
One thonaand tone of snot se4.tle month-
ly within the 118 square miles of i.ondon.
-121
Loony F•reelosght.
"New, I wonder what 11 wan I meant
to ask you "bent " re wed the profeeeenr es
there name a slight pause In the conversa-
tion
" W he ane. i had followed up that line
o1 thought yrm spoke of • week or two
afte," .ugge.ted Mine P.dnnnle, "shone
the peed cAuse of the leek orf an-onilna-
Oen aometlmeil nheervmd In the 'soon 01
the two hemispheree of the twain" -
"No, *hat wan not it," laid We profess
erre, who had fereively conwlled lila men,
orp edam book. "What 1 en ask
pair Pari thelito* -Wks
Ibis, DUI you marry Thio
Ne Clique Is St agonise OmeK
"Clique•" in magazine official do me
exist, no matter what Is said, or who says
it, to the contrary. The only ellipse which
exists in • magazine is • .loges of editors
banded together to ferret out the man or
woman of orlrinality, and It makes no
difference to those editor where he or she
Lives or what his or her name 111.-ldw.rd
Bok in the Ladies tIome Journal
T'h. Market Doll.
De Broker-Wby le It that the stock
market is so fearfully d1181
He ( urbb-Um-I believe most of the
bank officials, city tr.anueere and confi-
dential clerks who have been speonlating
In .wcka are looked np.-New York
Weekly
"Was 1t • mild cams of Rheumatism?"
"Not by any mem It was, on the oon-
teary. an exceptionany severe one. I suf-
fered more than I can describe. I tried
emend of tn. remedies that were recom-
mended e. being 'sure to etre' me. But
though one or two of them gave me •
little Mmporary relief, none went any-
where near curing me.
"When • friend urged me to try Dodd's
Sidney Pills 1 demurred. I believed they
wore no better than the other remedies
hod used. However, I bought a box and
began to use them.
I coon began to feel easier tifa
came back, the terrible mins
and fear boxes of Dodd'. K1dssy Pills
mada Ep care complete and thegeogh
enema gpeak toe Mob odd I
Shari eeoomtEsd eiery of
sufferer
ItheYsatiem-to nes them, knowing tete
will positively cure."
Risky.
"I am afraid," said the Berlin eitlzen
"that the emperor w111 be very angry."
"Whet has happened?"
"One of my neighbors had the temerity
Ito have a birthday anniveresey On the
same day as his. "- Weehingtsl m
The Madera Method.
"I* is an awful thing not toknow where
one's next meal 1n coming frim."
"Yea, bed a gond many of in married
men are experiencing it sine the grocery
stores got to advertising b•rpin sales.
Indlanapolll Journal.
Whets children are pale, peevish sad
restless at night they require a dose
ar two of Miller's Worm Powder*.
They are pleasant.! take; no physic re-
'
q aired. -
galred. -
010 05•rl.ge .t Ita•t•rtld•.
It has only been a little while ago since
It was thought that a pretty card or a tiny
bench of flowers wits the proper offering
to one's friend on Easter Day. The ides of
seeding & trifling gift has grown,and now,
instead of the posy or growing plant hi
full flower and tied with bright ribbons,
there goes some dainty trifle, with the best
wishes of the giver for a happy Eastertide
-Ladies' Home Journal.
Ick For Ilinard's and take no other.
Very NI.. led.ed.
"Oh, Mfr Brown, I was to sorry I didn't
.me you when you called the other day. I
had such a dreadful headache that I told
my maid I was not at home to any of my
fide .ds. wutof course I should have assn
Tat"
There never we,, ealloarver will be, a
univerenl gttnecee, In sue remedy, for ail
dila, to which fleet is helr-the very nature
of many curatives being such that were
the germs of other and dlffenutly seated
disea.es rooted in the 'idiom of the
patient -what would relieve one til iu
turn would aggravate the other. We
have, however, in Qululn• Wine when
obtainable In e sound unadulterated
state, • remedy for many and grevlous
By Its gradual and Judicious use, the
frailest systems are led Into convalesoeoce
and strength, by the influence which 1.1111-
11 We exert oo Nature's own reswrativea
It relieves the drooping eptrtt of those
with whom ■ chronic state of morbid der
.pendency and lack of Interest in life L a
diwaae, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
de -pones to sound and refreshing sleep -
ins parte vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses through-
out 11.. v.tus, strengthening the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
staking activity a necessary result,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand Increased substaoes-result, Im-
peeved appetite. Northrop & Lyme& of
Toronto, bays given to the publi t 1r
superior Quintoe Wine at the usual ns.,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists
chis wine approaches nearest perfection of
any In the market All druggists sell le
MAI /tea, -I have leen • great suffer-
er from rheumatism, and lately have been
ermined to my bed. Seeing your MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT advertt,ed, I tried It
and got Immediate relief. I .scribe Ely
restoration to health to the wondering
power of your medicine.
Lewis a BOn il. ..
Borth. NM.
OENIION
before yen pnrchaae. Write for a
Catalogue, either English or French.
Gendron Mfg. Co.,
TORONTO,
Ont.
NATION NATIONA
ARMS FARME'
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RINE
ITP Y" OMIPAN`IY
S.rm.s• from 05.ke..
Let there be union among ns.
Ride on over all obstacles slid win the
race.
Energy and determination have done
wonders many • time
Philosophers
se aonly a en in armor
after .11I •-• _" .-
There L a providence In everything;
everything works for the beet.
In journeys, as In life, it is • gest deal
smiler to go down hill than up.
You must expect to go out some day
like the snuff of • candle; s man can die
but ono..
Among men who have sound and steel -
In r qualities, there L nothing so contagi-
ous as pure openness of heart.
A Cure for Costiveneaa-Ceetivenees
comes Irmo the refusal of tee .xcrr:tory
organa to perform their duties regularly
from contrtbutisg muses usually disor
ordered digestion. Parmelee's Vegetable
Pilin, prepared on scieutitle prime are
w compounded that certain ingredients
In them paw tbrougb the stomach and
act upon the bowels so an to remove their
torpor and arouse them to proper action.
Many thonmedsare prepared to bear tes-
timony
ertiutony w their power in this respect
Pale people should take Miller's Cel&
pound Iron P111&
There are about 6,000,000 pair of gloves
imported into this country each year.
top i aird's Liniment In tan Mu.
"Henry. hew the nook 1• gid. dsseer
'm -the drat looks my peed as
you, my dear „
IInud's Liniment Is used by Physicians.
As R.peree• easels..
g The Emperor of Germany is such • love
of old customs that, when an admirer res
cantly presented him with the snug box
of his famous predeee.,or of Pentode
Frederick the Great, William at once had
the box filled with the heat snuff, and has
been "taking" it ever Sint".
Every person suffering from mend
debility should take Miller's Compound
Iron Pills.
A Bunke. Bridge
TIM famous "sunken bridge" in Matte-
ws eking, Mo is being repaired. It
is built over • bog Which is said to he bot-
tomless. However this may be, it is a feat
that bride .for bridge has boon built over
it, each cue of which after a time has sunk
out of sight.
41e, 464t& A:0 eto g/Ve
acv a-rka, 012cv
�jvl
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A party of visitor to the oonntry were
very much inteuos ed last summer by the
remarks of some New York children, want
out by the fresh air fund for week or two
In the country. There wars iiulte • n ,m-
bar of them playing about a pretty farm-
house one day, when some passersby
stopped and began to t.1k to them. Did
you ever sea any chickens before?" asked
ons lady, •s • flock of fowl' came strut-
ting down the lawn. "Oh, yes," said one
of the eldest, wisely, with a knowing shake
of his head, "we've always seen 'em -lots
-only generally It was after they was
peeled."
Iinud'l Liniment Lumberman's Fiend.
In Nature's Dior' ',I1.e 'Phare are Curr
-Medical experiments save ahowu con-
clusively that there are medicinal virtues
In even orllnary plants growing up
around us which give them • value that
cannot be estimated. It is held by some
that Nature provides a eon for every ,it -.-
ease which neglect and tguoranee have
visited upon mac. However, this may
be, It 1. well &flown that Parmelee'.
Vegetable Pills, di.tilled from roots and
herbs, are a sovereign remedy to curing
all disorders of the digestion.
A. gl..trle Lighthouse.
The French government 1. Nettling at
Cape Grimes an electric lighthouse which
w111 be visible at a distance of 48 miles. It
will equal the light of 8.000,000 ordinary
Dandles.
A sew back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
Rept Al.r•
In Pere -la -Chaim, Paris, there &a tomb-
stone bearing at the top the inscription:
"Adele Ronald, IICe6. I await you." Under-
neath
nderneath 1s "Louis Ronald,1e81. nevem L"
Some youngster tee scribbled at the bot-
tom the pithy criticism "He took hie time"
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by Weal application., a. they eanm.t reaeh tk-
dimmed poral- n of the e.r. Thera is only one
way to core Deaf,.ess end that Is b conatitu.
done remedies. Deaf.* s Is aurid by e,, in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian s mho. When fila tube gets In
geoid you have • atn811ng sound .,r Imperfect
hearing, and when Itis entirely closed Doafnes
Is the molt and sepses the inl•mm.ttot can M
taken mat and the tutee rest.). ed to its norm.;
eensdltWeti hearing .111 be destroyed f'Teres.
■Ina cues out of ten are caused by a ,arrh,
whieh is nothing but an teemed e ndlunn of
the mamas surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for e y
wee of Deafness (Paused by cat -rrh) that can
sot be eured by Hall'. Catarrh Care. Band to
circular, Fres
it J. CHENET h 00., Toledo, O
deed by Drugglata, 7Sc.
4.11 th• gars le Nor.
"In one respect every woman is ambf-
deltroue"
"How do yon make that out?"
"9he eon throw Just as well with her
left hand as wl' h her right"
No worm molirine este so nicely se 011.
ler'. Woven 1"lrwdce.; nn phyete regnired.
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off on afar
the knife It
andmei
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sufferers. geed address and get deem
A. ails, 112 Shia $PIute Tolls.
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hoe to theMver they've* „y wipe": So Ws.. to gash kale. Nu ci gglne la
tie Mader-compael7 mond; made nerdy of per* lime* offered lthout adulterant dY kbt•,,,*Ds y h
Canadian farmer s0Ides 18* following D 0701141 FOR
all VAIN wall say one
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PREMIUMS I
141-Karsl GOLD-PLATED WATCH, stem-wind-
ing and stem -setting, guaranteed reliable time -keep-
er -lady's or gentleman's rise -maker's guarantee
with each watch.
SOLID OOLD RING set with genuine Garnet and
Opal gem, -stamped and warranted -with maker's
Trade Mark and guarantee.
(MUSICAL CLOCK, glass sides, in Nickel Silver and
0111--a handsome ornament and accurate time-plece.
A never endo pleasure in the home.
IOw IT IS DONE '�''
ticaNational Farmers Co sells direct b
pres-
' l ions. Ade Verniers; employs so middle
men - r agents, dor beiness only for saith makes 80 Wier-[veryI
dollar dies Its tall duty. We bare • out of NATIONAL SIND=
?WIN le os hand -es eueh that the tank rate of Interest until after
betted, on the money locked .p, will amount to men7 thawed
/colas. sea want to garotte/ Interest and give It to the farmer Is
return fx rah Time is where the prem am r mem 1s.
antwlrararree.******* *'Afi'***** ***************A A ***Ntf
T bis Company reserves the right to rented year money if the priesof
Hemp advance* by reason of the. Pilitppine war or cher ware. Mesita
Hemp °whoa from the Philippine "elands. ORDER AT ONCO end maks
*erode of your season's supply e
before Hemp advance's.
Remit* hooey tomsmlyby Portal Nom. Pool Oma. Order. !themes Order
es Registered letter. Writes your same pitifully. give your poet *Mos
arose and olio the railway stogies to orbleb we are es ship the Twine. Teta
l rraigha on the, Tam frees 10HONTO. we good yea the premium
�sY , mall or express Mer Toronto, Observe, abed, direoloas eerie -
(*817.. we wanes make any mistake la forwarding goer goods. hey
whether you want • O.nttsae s or a lady's Remit. o Nradgraa1 Cloak se •
RIsWA ."l l:gwrre and plum
a1string
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mm tat R N. ossa Intitier rue MS Me"meet r tea nb sore.. W the 0*1
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will owls eel
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THE 0ENI P10 CO.. TORONTO, CAN.
A CeapIle.•.t Yipped. Aarareres for Poddor.
M. Llende, the dl.tingnfehed Ytr000- 1 Asparegue 1s e, plentiful es the 1NOsMa
mer, dined one day at the home of Iters- steppes that the eattle tat 18 like great
niter, the banker. Iie wee seated between 'rho mmeds are some'tlmea dried and used as
the celebrated beauty. Mme. Hammier, 1 a substitute for coffee.
d 6!me. de Steeel, equally noted for her
an
wit. Wishing to pay nlnethlllQ agreeable
to both ladles, he exclaimed: "now happy
I am to be thus pieced between wit and
Maty."
••Yee, M. Ialesule," sarcastically replied
Mme. de Steel, "end without possessing
e ither."
By their action on the Stomata, liv-
er sod Bowels, Miller's Worm Powders
careot •11 such troubles as lack of Ago
petite. Btltoueaesn, Drowsiness, Sallow
Complexioo. etc.; nice to take
Ail Wee.. Map . !tree*,.
Tb MOB LUMP- Mem Jeursel will
eentain the drat We& of • Plats." Mt
s.
M Wu Prat* ?best&
a ehae, who bee *MBA eh her.Almme.M
Mkt* OM N to wgwRaasy posrblltd for
Os ,,k1Bar waenm to be peed, sold she
IMAM M stet es wsw.rlh, •,.Mims. Geed
40.1 wash term the bars of SO
- t Ifs .-selamidl t.
Gas. eMrm-w and th. Dom.?.
The late Dr. Blies was for many years
Oen. Shernan's physician. Once when
the soldier complained: "Your 'tuff LA►
Ing me no good," he replied: "Take Shake.
spear's advloe, then, and throw it 10 •W
dogs." "There are too many valuable
dogs in our neighborhood," replied Sher-
man.
New life for a quarter. tiller's Coat-
pound
ompound Iron Pills.
*1 hat 6b44 Taught.
The lady principal of • school in her ad-
vertisement mentioned her lady sedates,
and the reputation for teaching whit& Bb4
beer. But the printer lett out the wend
"which." so that the dv.rtlneene sus¢,
"reputation for teaching *a boars."
Orth a..orpINtermee.-. - --._
Proud Mother -0h, John, the baby els
want
Cruel Tetb.r-000d. HA talars walk the
door with btmtlelf vet night, then.
Than for the claire*. Malar.
Worm Powders.
Sleet Oirie sed M•trlseesy.
Is L mold that short young ladles have a
bB11Br .bases of marriage than their taller
ilisesigi,ase •es maim gloss 1s fist @bort
*MIS make the Leet wives.
>mltr's Oen10oRA Ire. P1i). Imo seek
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Into Hard Coal
ta��M��IN ?Nt! Namur
0aa1 es aka 1ae8st Be11M.
lata test hr a Rte.
vireos that user M• should try tem.
Mee
Can Recommend It. -Mr. Enos Bora-
berry, Tuscarora, writes& "1 am pleased
to lay that Dr. Thomas' ',electric 011 is
ell that you claim it to be, se we have
been using It for years, both internally
and externally) and Imre &)way's received
840.11 from Iia ase It 1. our family
at anal0s and I Mks great pleasure is
spsaa.ndtog It
-tee
PERSIATIC SHEEP DIP
and ANIMAL WASH.
teed DID isomeenteeled
la amsrkst Pie O
s ••4st•f -`� �
�estl�- Cf.1m�.
Mks, Sod Llels,
■app.'s,
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alresdons on
ore* sass. oef� prnd.e.s • 4s.__ ▪ SS
l) I Take ao
¢0. Invlie sonespnndenes.
The P4ddurdt-
Renfrew Co., Limited,
1•z A STOUPPVILLC, ONT.
ahs
R Co
Trod. Meek
`�+afttt.,0 eJr
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TWO Mgr
CNCRfJ:Pm :
T.N. %Mit i 1NFq, $sv i4llt Mt
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