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► o »hDS T, April 81, 1p0N. 3
°NEWS OF ME DISTRICT.
The Hensa11 Mom band lute decided
to disband. The rearms ir lack of
Win. Trewin, octogenarian reei-
.inst„ of pneumonia.
S. 5. Cooper lour a Isrge staff of men
working ott Dee consteuotiou or the
new King Edward hotel in Canton.
a▪ ud Detroit. Ile is recovering Moody
from his reeent
of thirty -lave voiceis in that town kir
, the rendering of It cantata.
A spi.ing NiloW for entire horsey Will
be held in the Agrieultural Park at
Luekuow Wedueetlay, April 27,
when Vie in prizes will be.given.
Perry Altclesion, of Lueknow, bad
two tIngere taken off and a
badly lacerated by a plait,4 1. the
Lucknow furniture factory last it eek.
The Netherland -I Co., wlio hove
operated a eawitifIl at Exeter f• or livt•
years, lire removing the plata, eeing
to the scarcity of timber io the dis-
On account of poet; health Dr. Mc-
' Naughton, of Brussels, will give ttp biro
practice fot• a few hs find take a
Saturday, Oth Inst., at . the age of
seventy:three years. ife leaves his
wife, three SOU. aud nye doughteeo,
The interment woo made iu Hayfield
H. M. Calder, who bed been a resi-
dent of WrOixetei. for iwnrly live
yeani, died on bleitdoiy. II th inst., aged
fifty-eight yestrv.\ He and hie won
weno well known al' proprietors ttf the
foinitlry there. leaves * widow,
two boll* Al1.1 two married daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. John WOW and their
week (ow Neepawa, Mau.; where they
will reside in flItUl Nlr:‘1,Vidlingtooto
MoDill was permitted by ti inhere of
Trinity elmult e ills an 1.104,
t heir depart me.
James Seett, of the firm oof
Bros., teralorth, leaves .for Matte
and tbs. Northwest /his weok. Hof,
his retern he intends,. in coutpan
visit the Peace River country. They
%slit go by train too Kohnontoll and
\ front thews. nothefily blel or 1,000
\unite Wirth by private conVey.tolee. It
Operator thernissed.
TIT' invent igatiOn Into 'he pay ear
the • Dristel Trunk tame week.. ago lie.
tweet' Dublin and St. Colembati has
resulted inwthe telegraph toperator at
Menfort si\ setting 111.111 named Berger.
being oliseniseed antl the I. IlletEll,4 of
litoth trains being re -imitated.
Wedding at
A peel( y weddi was' celebrated at
don road, neer Kis isle, oe) Wedees-
day evening, inet. The rent mai.
Ing parties.. wrrr T. Vatman snot
lltulmoro. The .• eereolioni( was . pee.
formed by It .v Nr. Shaw, \ Mi•thoodist
minister, soul was witsieWbal loy
Wre. Woodman Iwo bath pope
young people and have the good
Death of Ws. Thornton, Ctostes.
Mrs. John Thornton oli,••1 at. the
Illartliff. Clinton', on Sunday. 10th
talic • wee aged „seventy -rotor
thirty-three years. The K.111 MAK
members of the f, ly are Mre. Ilet•t
tiff, Mrs. 0111, te. 'rollout a Mrs. Rosa.
of Manitoba, .1, . oof God/wt.-It towii-
e hip, and William. Of Seaforth. The
cemetery,. Sear. 'rill, fin Tar•Wlay, the
service at hot on. and gravesiole twing
liv Rev. C. IL Mantic.
he Visit to Clinton on Sunday,
At il loth, of the Coadjutor Ifiehop
Mo treat. the Right Revetend lone.
Cari Was en event of great
pleas ore to the St. Petal's church EIM-
grega ion. St. Paial's wan His Lord-
ship e rat charge. from MID to MS,
and he held in high PAccill nnil ven-
eration him old parishioners. 114*
preach morning and et ening too
crowded mgregetioons, and ion
wan given i the ,ehoeil house by I he
Whets of the algroaeition in iseade•
their dieting, 'shed visilaw. •
Left Lu now for the West.
A large flat y lett the leieknow
etetion on 7 re's: ay of last 'week for
with them eix ea ,1311S (h.(' slaw
and 'settlers' Of,. ta. Among those
who left M and 11ini. Jae.
-have taken ti Imo near Woolsey,
AmeInthoin ; V. J. biosphere noel
Miller. Wm. 11 it•loter id his s•
JAIlle14. Neil MCCorvie all 143 Moo
Donald, of Locknovr.
I A HOME OF TODAY.
A FEW ORIGINAL DETAILS OF A NOWA
SMALL, OUT ARTISTIC.
BP CIO Monday, April Ilth, at. the rine
age of eighty >ear 4. The dm:rimed bed
I been ailing for merle Ihs from the
infirmities of old age, hot Mena two Tbelr ..... aad Style—Plata Liam,
p.ti.. and Violets of Woodwork—A Wood
; weeks mg o was totricken .with
etyma of the 'mine, icon' which he
I groulually oink. Horn in the your
Ihe came to Oanottla, about the
year 1}4:il, settling iti L union, and
seven years later came to the tovvioNhip day? A bowie swan. but artistic, which
of Ntephen and ptireleised the farm on was designed aud built during the past
Whieh he died. 11,. was for many
yeere a director tot lio• Bey township
great deal loy his wise judgment in
making the Comp/toy ae prospertutto nit
l'Ire la tale Livia. Mall.
Can a house of moderate cost meet
More than the practical needs of the
it is today. 11.. man stetting
choiracter, roller 141111 licittillior
and one who, always lent a Leipiiig
hotnd to the pixie and needy. lie eots
Conservative iu polities. He leaves; to
eon. William, who is tita oar he como-
(Allure of Ste hen towashir.
Four Months in • dtraw Sack.
The Walkerton Trimeope tells of a
calf whieli li(ed for four months in a
strew (*tack without getting ri oltop of
water. The calf. le ewited by Me,
Whiteman, oof the tiownship cif Car
rick. It Wak f111111 I Illt barn-
yard one day about. the middle of
Decembee. Diligent eealoh Was mode
foot, jt„ but all to no purpose, and aio
advertisemeat The 'I elesosope also,
was without result. 'rime posited on
Ulf. Calf. One afternoon a lew days
ago, however, NIrs. Whilculates solo
wa.s out pl tying with the dog ,in the
straw stack. All at once the dog le -
gen to bark at itometititue veld .1.
appeared tot be its the stack. :it'd a* it
areui the 1..11g -tort calf. It Wad soon
brought to light, but it was so 'Weak,
that it oseild ethn.1 up, indeed it
tanati not bold heaol up. It had
oe'llpieli it. 'mimeo in the centre of
that sorb foe four mouths leeking
five daye. W11110' it had toknty to
eat, it teet not Ire! anyllairtg to driiik.
The teen- thing wee doe n to a note of
skin and bone. %% :der Warl given to
it very sparingly at first, and it soon
Ile:C1411 10 raj. 1Vhile up to the pres-
ent it is strill unable to stand on it-.
feet,, t he eliances are it will live.
Death nowt Not Separate Them.
A 01 Inge criiiicirkticeutTiarred lit the
death rof aged latelliow couple
within a fel' hours. although *CVO
inselay. 7th inst., at 2 o'clock in
afternoon, Alexander MacKenzie
few leo r. later Mr. Mnrobs•It nereived
telegr to fonn Toronto. where Mrs.
MoselKenz • lout beet. for smite lime
undergoin treatment. announcing
the tont int. igence that she too had
passed away. Mr. . McKeftzie twat:
eighty yeare it e and hie Wife woe
severity. The le 'Alexander' Mac-
Kensie war teem Scotland id lel.
And c 'me to Camelot at the age (of
twenty-111rue years, 'settling for a few
About ICI he CAMP to Ashtield. c
he settled on the Ilth, eoneetision,
No ort it D frio.s. Waterloo, emirity
To them was boa en only dont liter.
now. Mo. t411,1 M Mae Kenzie ha
ineel In Irk nro_r for the past
were brought to lateknoow and th
Death of an Exeter tad
There died at Ilia redolent.
mother, Mrs. Kier -et t,
Ann, daughter of the r.ilt• 4
of lier
er, on
Encrett, at the ago. of forty one y alto,
brillinnt musician, having held
position of organise, in the Main
Met hieing church. afterwards pet
forming the /1/4111P (little, in the Jaintos
that, direct for after many year; of
',OMNI service, Whf.11 affIrtfOrl Wilted
frd;son 11P1, Mal for some me paot elm
been *boost entirely confined 10
PT. home anti sometitnes unable to
leeve her room,
A Palm RONDO. !Were the Magistrate. 'old
Kinearolitie It -view : !definite, Lk "I" ,I.4,
before Magiettate Barker on Thorn- ,_""" w'''
se floe atototo Ss rogords fortune tell -1
4.
WELL-KNOWN IN PETROLEA
is tars. Fletcher, C—ured of Ithrirmateern by
l'etrookes. Ont., April 04.—(Speciell-
Mre. A. Irletelher. Of the Pletcher
!lake. • o of Pet rolea's leading hotels.
toolorts her complete curio of a, long -
"My rherimatiOn was so lind I could
leo getaloWn to al lelirl 10 Illy hOUSe-
hold walk. The j.,inim of my fingers
were so *woollen oe, alnioat make two
tried several tem...lien but Cr mid get no
relief till I tiled Ihetol'e Kidney Paha
One hox helped me end five boxes
cured me completely."
Dodol',4 Kidney, Pith. alwaye cure
rheumatism 1,CC:11113. they put the kid-
ney', in shape to take ell the tier acid
out of the blood. With the u• tic avid
out of the blond -them can be no
Groat Cats I
The Shah of P1.141ill ninst hereafter
be regarded a most puestant mon -
arrh. Ile has a penchant for en It4
Bich Oaior and St`t Skin
May he i.tritated, beallY "1":1'
thalt 11 111‘111; i t is hidden in the
Mosta. Eliminotte the poisonous prod
1114. 1.04 04111iring matter in the
140(4 give it more nutrition and
more red MM. thi.• and coemeties
vvon't be needed. (live tip costneties.
they wither ton quickly. Use Per-
isozoone and heap your' coinplexion
bletelled skin. poor compli•xion or
leek of color Diet can't be quickly
rem -olio -a by Fet•rozone. Try it.
Prier
The Worker.i.
Wage H. Deniele, general passen-
ger agent of the New York l'entral
Railroad, woos on a trip eolith not long
ar. 1.11P became engegnol in a discus -
(mon with a North Cerodinian about the
rapid ad% ncentent of the Southern
tads and the trmrked progress me&
sorb -Otani development and in
wi in the peat. few yeare. "All you
we in this port of North Ca °line,"
said r Daniel*, "lis too indu e• thrifty
while aridness Tr tit...worth to come
le beret" "Not much," mid
North ( orolinian. "That
Mettatv laid the iiiforimit 1, el. SeVe.11111 The catarrh.)
berm -meek i Madaintie ad, foe oil lind On IA In
Poisons the System.
tethers are thrown
dle(orets and. danger', of ell ilesettip- weeeking the who' • ',oily, Every
elan., were orose-examlned ler the eetart.h vietim should tile fr.l.gl..Mt,
ch• ief defenee lay in her product etuo, !woe's va.por kale I Ir` germs
papers showing_ her sepia tel I and pclillfit.r.,4 till. CRIMP or the tronbip.
magistrate in Toronto) on $1 eimiler Then it erotism and heels, stopm tho.
ev• idence, Mosgletrate liat•ker, hapset( (lithe' nf the mew end throat.. Ten.
Ca• ttle to the conolneion that the lady's' Celarrhom,(no, which ie guarenteed.
itature and rendered hie venlict ar- I rraIlt 101•00 I trial Mee 250.
Thronsalt Yeerley, orte of the ()Meet let (our Nene' Dun not Rohm far
residents of Creditom, departed this enough.,
year, answers this questiou in a con-
vincing affirmative, according to the
Delineator. front which a few details
In regard to the house are gleaned. ae
The exterior coloring of a house small,
but artistry, ts the natural gray of rhin-
glee OR the first story, the same tons
NA LINEN antra.= StilalltAn.
appearieg on the piaster work that cov-
ers the second and third stor Dark
green shutters and wiudow sings
contrast with this neutral color o the
body of the building.
Windows—their size, 'shape and
—have an important part in the toted
effect of the house. William Morris
makes • special plea for the fitness of
small window panes as against one
You may see how people feel this
by their admiration of the tracery of a
gothic window or the latticework of a
Cairo house. Our makeshift substitute
for these 'beauties must be the mod-
erate sized panes of glass set in solid
mush bars. We shall then, at all events,
feel as if we were indoors on a cold
day. as 11 we bad a room over eur
The ordinary ornamental wood turn -
lug 13 discarded, and plain, dignified
lines take the place. In the living hall
two heavy beams are exposed in the
An excellent finish for woodwork has
been accomplished in the living ball
with an inexpensive brown green stain
that is left unpolished, making a quiet
oak or many years' service.
The expense of chimney making has
been decreased without depriving the
living hall of an open tins by introduc-
ing In • wide opening In the wall a
modern Franklin stove patterned after
the one Invented by the famous philos-
opher. Above the mantelshelf is a de-
sign in broad bands of wood set against
the plaster, and below is • frilL or
valegtje, such as the Dutch housewives
install on Saturday nights in preParIxe
for the day of rest.
The slight irregnletrity in the 011111I118
lines of the front chamber Illustrated
gives a touch of qttentness, and the \-
beading added to the woodwork Is a
variation from that adopted on the
first door. The windows are curtained
with swiss muslin, a frill running
across the top, wide straight lengths
hanging at the sides. frieze of pink
•
rm4fifinit
re OW
Tan Q1:1•INT FRONT CRANIUM.
roses on a latticework is finished at
the bottom with a narrow white paint-
ed eaten' he bed Is Covered with •
pink and white dimity spread. ADS
small rugs ef cotton strips woven like
the old rag carpets are laid on th•
A real triumph of housewite:y tn.
genuity Is the bureau covered with
linen taffeta that Ix fastened to the
wood with close set rows of brass bead-
ed tacks.
It's the last half Inch that tells. The
ilnieh of a 100 yard dash is often de -
Whittle your one talent to the sharp-
est point of unefulness. A point is
necemary to make an !reprises on the
linty surface of your world.
Work is the Artist that builds •
ieplendid Ruda and worry the enemy
which removes the keystone, allowing
the structure to fall.
Do not he deceived became the hard-
est work oft comer+ to naught and haP-
Ossard effort sometimee renown bril-
liant results. Thorough, aystematle
work alwals RIM—Chat.
The Old Min Not So Slow.
The parents nf a travelling me, ef
Maine prepered to celebrate
golden vvedding. The drawee' lied
long planned to spend the Asy ith
Clem Hut when the day arrivotl
found tl-at he was too far from his old
horn," to get hack, 10 IIC went n
telegram to hie Mater. He though,
that it ow' grrnd chip. toe get off a
ioke on the old titan, no 110 Milt the
He twomewhet taken ni.a,•k when
he got the reply. "Maralage not,
hot the reselte menetimoto too." New
York Tribune,
Item' all The Signed every Week.
Nitselassa NaVe 13. Built in °alert° in the
ten Months
At the noot toi of the Ontario Li,
torarlaus' NA, Toi,11r0 I4
retary E. A. Hardy, rend an ititereet-
onotothr niseto.o, libraries, Joey.. le .to
emit iil onkel,. with Carnegie Mon 1 -
flatlet, MO Chu "their bulklings have
negie dottatiens 11;44'4. been sweep:et
and St. Thou, os titrstele. Thorne!
dined a doneto,,,I, three are not
yet filially to' thoo..e too Pete
,,eoke, Sault 7-1.• Marie and Fort %Va-
110,000; r -41.1.1k10: St. Cathar-
Take Advantage
0: redteed ale. and spend a few
days at the .motest WoorloVe
Bt. Louie. kb,. Th.• largest exposit'
pate and fift) rot-ogn countries have
their exhibit. 11,,t nun tickets on RAP
on mid after A ,.ri, 2.1th will be issued
via, Cooed Ti Lek itoileaty eingle
tato. rosei foo :iforotti days. fare tend
eighty per of (halide one-way
fare, good for and Will allow
Atop-irlier At, .14 illIel'InCtliittO Cana-
dian Ant itt„al -4. at I /et role' and Chi-
cago. Tickets and information on ar-
J. 1). Dint !viol ressettger
Agent, Torordo Out,
three young tooel;
welter with 1•16,1,4 e,.
Canadian' Women Warned.
caution to young Camadiato
Moiling 'dace in many AIII‘Ticall
papeis, too the t•freet -that an
• .144.1:tiros! attempt is being motile too
craw.. roams women too St.. I Antis for
ittinonotiii purposes. tinder the gnisc
attanetive Haul prootitable employment.
'The gloat exposithon te ise held there
e ill call for doom...die help oof every
I class, and 11111,11y„fitVOI..11,1ile
Wil1 °poll for in(Mst pious :mil compet-
ent girls. but there is sr fearful risk in
too find teintloyilient answer to an
medium -1 tut vertiempent, and Wit hold
waiter).* eondety iii the Western
cit lea ix sending out circulars. and pull-
papersehowing that there are
gangs of vile wrett•heot scouring tie.
coomitry toowns 81111 places to
I o Cit it is poonised they will
11..41101,4nd cowed for by kind /Honda
and mei( Willi 14 11011111. All(1 em-
ployment. their dismay they ere
•takoot to dens of 'infamy, and only
at AIL A1111 the Ncralltilrel W110 silit
theist forward paid a large, Commie -
snare of the fowler. This wrote too
dieleateal to I* trite, bill the fat•ts are
verified, aid the (operators of the
shantelese game have been traced and
conveaed and ittapriesoned, though
enrich oftener they C.01411C. K mowing
tide, the young w on of Canada
should not only keep fur away front
all iamb tee/whet-am mimeo... and
schemers, but they should put all their
Die factor is -ferret' lo, Witte 11 Nil
!Noel. fail to trike time to play with
pour r•hadren.
How iron -ox Ta ets
Completely Cured as.
Huston of 20 Y rs'
Serious Trouble.
January 27, 1903.
I cannot express in words
the praise that is due to Iron -
ox 'Tablets, which I got as a
trial package from our drug-
gist, NIr. McDonald, who told
me they were just what I
wanted. ' 1' took them morc
for fun. but before I had fin-
ished one box I got great re-
lief. I was subject to great
misery after meals, with bloat-
ing, and would rift up bile of
the bitterest taste, and always
woke up in the morning in the
same way for the last twenty
years. Had tricd all medi-
cines, but now I am completely
cured, and it was by taking
Iron -ox Tablets. Words can-
not express my gratitude to
YOu. JAS. HUSTON,
Victoria Hotel, Virden,
Manitoba.
Fifty fron.ox Tablets, in an attractive
al ointment pocket case, 25 cents at drug-
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price. The Irou-ox Remedy Co., Lim-
ited, Walkerville, Ont.
remnrk Attila tile.
of Wabash,- Jill.' Si • \Valiant Vali
Horne recalr., f• saying of the
last named of iik,•184,,
the Caneaisi, Pacific (away. the
riteing of that load s Joel the Grand
Trunk' train, tido Slont eel was a
lie. Agitation eaew hoe The fay
law, and rot, got LO obey
shall auepeoal ane hu
hits 0 To oink trnin beat ,hit
into thia t 7- :Now York Timer.
the meals Geier 1, her," replied the
greedy young man; lousgow Even-
ing Times. ,
accepted bins, -.ills 1 real -your first
.1 nil only lose • • Well --er o, dear, -
replied thr di Az terk, "but, :eon
"The; neat heef is badly bur d,w4ea,
eaid the wail r to his employer. 's
serve i•." roffake it over tho
the re.taurant proprietor. "they *IF
never know the difference."--Chitttgo,
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Do you not know that the
kidneys must be kept in
good working condition or
you cannot be well? That
delay in this case is very
dangerous? That the stand-
ard remedy for disordered -
kidneys is Bu -Ju? Why \
not use it at once? All \
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SUNDRIES
Veseli ore 54.
Large Is., .. t 'timeline lite
Nail 111 roe:, sa, 2 for 5c
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Bird Seed s: 7c
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Matches. foe
Ems Cups Admen lac
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TOILET SETS.
We have a large iihipment ' Wet
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Wild, very handsome sets for Inn,.
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ust as
TINWARE
t'opper leotto oilers 91.35
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