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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-5-31, Page 6ee Snbaeribels who do not receive their paper prolpptly will please notify us at. once, , Advertising rates on appiioation, ME EXETER ADVOCATE. THUR•W AY, MAY ao 1895. WeekIS 8 COTIAIlle ' i l cine S 1ziTmiar y. There is little or no change in the business situation at Toronto. Tho sugar market is ver_ firm: Granu- lated is now selling in Toronto. Tlxirt y-soi'en failures were reported in xn the;Doiou last week. Three more than the previous week, r' he eaxnings of the Grand, Trunk Rail- way for the week ending May 4th were 8361,549,an increase of $1.486. Tliere is no check to the upward move- ment in hides, and it leas been reported that tanners have been asked 10 cents for No 1 hides. The late frosts are said to have serious- ly clamaged corn and wheat in the west- ern :Autos, and hence the strength in prices of these grains. The world's visible supply of wheat last week decreased nearly a million bushels. Thu re was a heavy decrease in American, while supplies in Britian and afloat in- creased.. The visible supply of wheat in the United States and Canada is decreasing rapidly. The stocks are now 59,600,000 bushels as compared with 63,400,000 a year ago, and 72,(100,000 bushels two years ago. Taken as a whole, the trade situation at Montreal may said to be improved ; noteworthy failures have been few of late, and more liberal remittance are being re- ported iron a good many sections, though requests for renewals are still more fre- quent than is desirable. • The Dominion Cotton Company has declared its quarterly dividend of 1§ per cent. The raw cotton market continues to show much strength, and' the Mon- treal Cotton Company has issued a trade circular, stating that they cannot under- take to book orders for future delivery at present prices. The annual statement of the Bank of Montreal, issued a few days ago, is not as satisfactory as the two previous years, The net earnings for the year were only $1,210,480, or a trifle over 10 per cent., and 102,839 less than the previous year. The balance at credit of profit and loss account is 5815,145 as against 8804,715 on April 80. 1894. Dairy products are discouragingly low ; the cable quotes very low prices and a depres,ed market in England, and from di to 7 cents seems to be the outside limit that can be realized on the grades of new cheese now offering ; butter is also very slow of movement, and beyond a moder- ate local consumptive demand for new made creamery at about 16 cents, there is little doing. Prof. Robertson, Dominion Dairy Com- missioner, in his recent report says : Regarding the outlook for cheese in the English market,despite the various strikes last year among the great cheese -consum- ing population of the old country, who were in consequence, not in a position to buy much cheese, and various other un- favorable cireumstanees,Canadian cheese last year found a market for itself. Here and There. The kestrel has been known to fiy 150 miles an hour. x x x Many plants are sensitive to other in- fluence than light. x x x The Chinese have a god for very dis- ease and aod for everyaccident, g x x x The first Welsh Bible was published in 1588. x x x The prisoners of Morocco are the worst in the world. x x x There is a wild flower in Turkey that is the exact floral image of a humming bird. The breast is green, the wings are a deep rose color, the throat yellow, the head and beak almost black. x x x No receptacle, has ever been make strong enough to resist the bursting pow- er of freezing water. Twenty -pound shells have been burst assunder as though made of pottery. x x x The cocoa plant is the most useful tree on earth. The nut furnishes water, food, milk and wine, and the bulbs a good substitude for cabbage. The shells, utensils, and the fibre clothing and textile fabrics, its juices ink, and its leaves pens and paper. x x x Over 100 instances are on record where human bodies, after burial, remaiued um. - corrupted for many years. Sick Headache. Is you life a burden to you from Sick Headache ? Dr.:Carson's Stomach Bitters is the best remedy used for stomach. trouble. Send to Allan & Co., 53 Front St. Toronto, Proprietors or Ask your druggist. 50 cents a bottle. By theuse of electric headlights locomo- tive engineers can count 17 telegraph poles ahead as a rule. There is not a more dangerous class of disorders than those which affect the breathing organs. Nullify this danger with Dr., Thomas' Electric oil—a pul- monic of acknowlerled efficacy. It cures lameness and soreness when applied ex ternally;aswell as swelled neck and crick in the back ; and as an inward specific, possesses most substaniai claims tpublic P Berlin charity hospitals receive an annual subsidy of 935 e00,./. Chronic Derangements of the Stomach, Liver and blood, are speedily removed. by the active principle of the ingredients entering into the composition of Parme- lee's Vogetablo Pills. These Pills act specifically on the deranged organs, stim- ulating to action the dormant energies of the system. thereby removing disease and renewing life and vitality to the afflicted. In this lies the great secret of the popular- ity ofParmelee's Vegetable Pills. The money has all been subscribed by Port Herron parties for alt; electr..io rail- way fro ri that City .to Aigonao, calling tat Ht. Olair and Marine City. CANADIAN NEWS NOTES. 'TWO WEEIC'S• HAI'? +,N1nts,.. I 1( LX Items and Incidents, Im- portant -portant anti Instructive, Gathered float all the Provinces. G ltha5 480 dog tags out this year. The spook London,book is still in b usiness Glencoe Oddfellows will build a new hall, All to less °.dogs in Walkervilie are killed. A bailiff is collecting Lo:_iu 1:•:..:c1 taxes. Iroquois will have a lacrosse club this season. Mattawa is organizing a Board of Trade. The Indian populaton of Canada is 100,500. The Union Bank at Iroquois will close its doors. Part of the Goderich breakwater has. fallen in, Wild cats abound in the marsh about East Luther. Fifty now buildings are to be erected at once in. Berlin. St. Mary's objects to its people buying goods at Lonion, The cost of the Colonial Conference last summer was 99,435. A fatal disease exists among the hogs of Bruce and Saugeen. A million whitefish have been put into the harbour at Kingsville. Trade returns for April1show an increase of $758,000 over April, 1894. The East Missourio Agriculture Soci- ety's fair will be held Ocroder S. At Port Stanley a million whitefish have been put into the lake. All bar -rooms in North Oxford will be closed at 9. 80 p. m. hereafter. The Hamilton City Council doesn't want the beach called "Elsinore park." A Xingston newsdealer was fined 950 for handling immoral literature. A fish and Game Protection Society has been formed in Victoria, B. C. Alvinston is considering the advisabil- ity of holding monthly cattle fairs. Aylmer has an increase of 84,745 in the value of its real estate this year. Glencoe has formed an athletic associa- tion, all the local clubs amalgamating McGill University has been donated. 850,000 worth of land for an observatory. St. Boniface, Manitoba. is giving 935,- 000 in bonuses to industrial enterprises. Canada's imports during A pril aggre- gated $8,909,796 and exports 94,869,804. Small -pox is reported among the French fishermen on the west coast of Newfound.- land. ewfound.land. It is proposed to buy the Hellmuth Col- lege property at London for hospital pur- poses. One hundred thousand fry have been placed in the Oxford fishing club pre- serve. A. Georgetown citizen has been fined 81 for stealing water from a neighbour's hydrant. There are some 350 men now on the pay roll at the Massey -Harris works, Brantford. Hamilton will employ experts to ad- vise in the matter of water -works im- provements. Mr. Hiram G, Frank, oft Strathroy, celebrated his 71st birthday by turning a hand. spring, During the last season the Ingersoll Athletic Association cleared off a debt of over 8400 A big lizard and a four -inch fish came through rough the nozzle of the in dsor fire hose the other day alive. Mr, P. Murphy, of Dufferin, lost three bright little girls within a few days. They died of diphtheria, General Herbert's residence is adver- tised for sale and his family intend to leave for England in June. Canadian tobacco manufacture sold last year ( 0.092 040 cigarettes in the country and exported 10.288,180. "Earnscliff," the residence of the late Sir John A. Macdonald, is advertised for. sale on behalf 01 Lady Macdonald. The liquidators havepaid another divi- dend of 10 per cent., to the creditors of the Commercial bank of Manitoba. The next dairy exhibition of the A gri- culture and a its r ssociati.on for Ontario will be held in Gananoque-next fall. A New Yorker is making arrangements to bore for oil at High Falls, on the line of the Kingston and Pembroke railway. The North American St. George's Union has deeicled to hold its annual convention in Kingston, Ont., from August 20 to 23. The wharf, freight sheds and coaling pier at Richmond, N.S., were destroyed by fire on Saturday at a loss of 875,000. The Dominion Government has refused the city's request for a grant of $250,- 000, 250,-000, or any sum whatever, to the propos- ed international exhiition, The assets of Hamilton are 93,658,- 911.82 3,658;911.82 and the liabilities 93,160,550.79. The debentures, riot'incleei g local im- provements are $3,052,518,85, The Salem Wire Nait0ompany andthe Findlay ompany, Findlay, Ohio, have advanced. wages ten per cent. The ad- vance affects six thousand men. Representitivea of the new American Cigarette Company of New York are in Montreal negotiating to secure control of the Canadian cigarette market. • Tmportaticn into r anada'during April aggregated $8,900,7116, and the duty paid was $1,4C8,48.1. The value of the exports for the same month was 94,300,804. • Miss Dora Wills owns the Puget Sound. steamer Dolta,whichruns from Whateom to Victoria B. 0,, she is her own purser and knows all about navigating and pilot - General Herberte/ residence in Ottawa is advertised for sale, and his family are repereed. to have engaged. passages to England for, the fifteenth of June. The commander of the Fishery Protec- tion Service has notified the Marine De- partment at Ottawa that there are 50 American seinen; on the Nova Scotia coast. The eommissiouerx in 5'outhEssex have issued an order that all bar -rooms must bo located in the front of the hotel, and there ?must be no screens used to obstruct the view. The Provincial .Auditor's report for Prince 1''.d.ward Island states that the years expenditure was 9802,682, the re- ceipts were 8282,498, so that the defioxt is 920.164, The convicts iz the penetcnti, ".s of Canada nunnbex'ee ). twelve handl' .. and twenty-three at the eel of the la ; `°ileal year, or twenty-nin `, ore than ' p year previous. An Ohio manafact > xin enterji ,'se de - o' stilts, to locate a bra �n Cana .' asks one village to grant ' o nate ', gas, free water, free site, 1 , e bluing, ex- emption from taxes an b0nns An electa"u' road fro . , Kinca.JI��ine t�x, T( s v •tai the establish , unlet e, a h e t r. n o' �a QaxS. the hest g n1 U etri method l:e 0 0 n�dt171 3+ summer vieitots, and the va 'i' of pave- ments avements granolitlhio were the subjects which earns before the Kincardine Board, of Trade the other night. Mr. Alex. W. Merdoeh, of Taronto,tho well-known colonial agent, is in Mont- real,engaged in promoting trade relations between Canada and South Africa. He will confer with the Dominion Covorn- ment, and address the Ottawa Board of Trade on the subject next week. On Saturday morning John Spence, a blacksmith, was discovered by a police- man he the act of setting fire to a furni- ture store in Owen Sound. and after a desperate struggle was captured. He was taken before the police magistrate and remanded for a week. Lieutenant -Governor overnor Schultz, of Mani- toba, calls attention in his annual report to the depredations of American whalers in Hudson's Bay. He is of opinion that without son control over the slaughter of the whale, walrus and seal. the last of these creatures in Canadian waters will be destroyed. He advises the adop- tion of more restrictive measures. The engagement is announced of Miss. Mamie Helena. eldest daughter of Mr. R. McGarvey, of Galicia, Austria, and a son of Mr. Ed. McGarvey, of London.to Count Eberhard von Zeppelin, second lieutenant in the German Lancers, King William regiment. The bride is 19 years of age, and was born in Petrolea, where her father was engaged in the oil business, He removed to Austria about twelve years ago and has met with great suc- cess there. Pectoria, Tectoria, Peetoria, Are you suffering from cough or cold. on your lungs. Ask your druggist for Pectoria,and take noother. Just try and see for yourself how soon Pectoria will cure you. .Send to Allan & Co., 53 front St., Toronto, Proprietors. 25 cents a bot- tle. Don't Get up Early. It is said to be natural the physio- logical, to rise early and enjoy the beau- ties eauties of the sunrise ; if we ask why, we are treated to various transcendental theories about the vivifying influence of the sun, and are told to tale example by the birds of the air`and the beast of the field, as so many of them are not nocturnal in their habits. But, as a matter of fact. physio- logy, so far as it has anything to say of the subject at all, is all against the early rising theory. Physiological experimen tap- pears to show that a man does not work best and fastest in the early morning hours, but, on the contrary. about midday. The desire to rise early. except in those train- ed from youth to outdoor pursuits, in. commonly a sign, not of strength of character and vigor of body, but of ad- vancing age. Thus pater" -families, who goes to bed at 11 p. m. , wants to get up at 5 or 6 a. m.. and looks upon his healthy son, who lies till 8, as a,sluggard. When this foolish interpretation of a proverb about the health and wealth to he got from early rising iscombinedwith the still more foolish adage which says of sleep "Six hours for a man. seven for a woman, a'' cisht for fool," than we gave a vicious system capable of working hreat mischief to young people of both sexes. A congress ens of archaeologists sts is propos- ed r los-ed for Rome in 1895, and special ex- cavations xcavations laying bare the rest of the palaces of the Caesars are suggested as an attractive feature. One or two bottles of Northrop and Lyman's Vegetable discoverywill purify the blood, remove Dyspepsia and drive away that extreme tired feeling which causes so much distress to the industrious, and persons of sedentary habits. Mr. W. E. Ellis. Druggist, Fenelon Falls writes : "The Vegetable Discovery is selling well and giving good satisfaction. An old woman who plays a hand organ on Denver streets has been found to be worth over 8100,000, and to earn as high as $25 a day.. Last year she hired a crying child to hold. in her lap for 83 a week. Severe colds are easily cured by the use. of Bickles Anti -Consumptive Syrup, a medicine of extraordinary penetrating and healing properties. It is acknowledged by those who have used it as being the best medicine sold for coughs, colds inflammation of the lungs, and all affec- tions of the throat and chest. Its agree ableness to the taste makes it a favorite, with ladies and children. Out of the Ordinary. The Aitken bible, a copy of which has just been sold in Boston for 9300, was the first bible in the English language ever printed in America. The imprint is as fol- lows ; "Printed and sold by R. Aitken. at Pope's Head, three doors above the coffee house in Market street, MDCOLXXXIL." 11,e A San Francisco girl disappointed in love years ago. has built a cabin in the woods on the Upper Solmon river and lives there alone. She is an expert hunter and has raised a pair of grizzly bears, which aro very affectionate toward her. Mrs. Charles Mott, of Patchogue, L. T. • celebrated her 84th birthday last week, and among the invited guests were eighteen whose combined ages aggregated 1,421 ,years., It is said that in India people have no idea of time, but that theyhav learned that trains do not wait foany one, so that great crowds are at the stations hours before the time for a train to start. Ill-fitting boots and shoes cause corns. Holloways corn cure is the article to use. Get a bottle at once and cure your corns. The counsel ie a recent ease before a Loralob court in which the firm of.:Dom.- bey & Son was interested was Mr. 'Dickens, son of the fatrnotls novelist. Mother Grave' sworn Exterminator has the largest sale of any" similar prepara- tion. rel? ara- t. ton1 sold in n Oana da It always grecs satis- faction by restoring health to the little folks. SHE. FORGAVE lilts. "So (gleaming a girl a thief i HIs prom- ised wife mercenary and dishonest—im Pssibl o Q Yet appearances were against h Ori - 10 ncbnowiodgecl himself doubtful as to her innocence—but how he loved her even under the shadow of his doubt! The nota for X100, a sum of money she had tleolared. that vary afternoon would be Pa godsend to her, was missing; she was last seen in the roam by two of the maids, and Arvelo Fosbank had intimated to Siddon, the butler, that she herself had ubserv,ed his Marjorie handling the crisp paper, while glancing timidly, as if afraid of discovery, down by the alder hedge in a remote corner of the grounds. Majorio had protested her innocence. She owned to have handled the note when Squire Rerfern touched it with his gulp brush, but declared positively that it was replaced by her on the heap, of Papers, by the side of the desk, just before quitting the m. Buroot when he pressed her to try to re- nteunbor if she laa(1 net again enter the squire's study, she had blushed, and stammered, as if recollections were paiu- ful, that shohadpassed through theapart- ments for the purpose of picking up her handkerchief perhaps half an holo later; probably the maids were in the room then, but she did not know positively. "Yon would not case to marry Marjorie with a stain on her character," his cousin Adele, had remarked. "I am sorry for you, and. her—it is a very mysterious and unpleasant affair tell the way through." Something about her tone had annoyed hint, and he and bluntly observed; "You don't know anything about, this matter, Adele?" She had flared up instantly, and with an air becoming a tragedy queen, (tried: "Do you suppose I have taken the note, Charles Redfern? As if I would stoop to run away with a paltry £100 when papa would grant xno that for the mere ask - ill, !" That was three days ago, but nothing further had boon brought to light. Mar- jorie had hastened home by the earliest train on the morning after the disappear- ance of the money, refusing to be escorted by hor finanoco; and to -day he had receiv- ed hack the ringaaud a litite note begging of him to free her from the engagement. Adele .had said this was an ack..nowledg- ment of her guilt. • What mace freak had induced him to show the note to the girls? Some pecu- liarity in its careful patching together by a previous owner,andas the note had only come into his possession a little while be- fore lm had failed to take its number. Was thismiserable patch of paper to part him from the girl he adored? No not 100 smilar notes—and yet, how he longed to solve the mystery, how ho iungered to clear Marjorie from the shroud of guilt that enfolded her. The days dragged their weary length, but a solution was still un- attained. To the squire, the servants and his cousin it was apparently no mystery— Marjorie had stolen the note, and was a thief pure and simple. Bet Charles was unwearied in his at- tempts to trace the whereabouts of the missing note, for the more he pondered over the matter the more he felt convinced that his lovely sweetheart was innocent of the theft. He had written, but no answer was ac- corded him ; ho had wandered about the lanes near his adored ones' home, but had retuned by a late train with hie wish un- gratified. What had become of the note? When Marjorie's thoughts rushed back to that miserable day she seemed to see Adele Posbank with a sinister expression of face mocking her. Bravely she endeavored to suppress the thought, but it haunted her through all the weary hours—Adele had taken the note. Mrs. Fane tried to comfort her daughter, and induce her to unburden her mind of the trouble whioh was crushing out the fair young life. Brokenly the dreadful story was told to the sympatheticlistener. "My dear girl I will go myself to in- vestigate this matter to -day; there shall be no delay." And though Marjorie would fain have her, remain at home, she felt instinctively that some good would come of this visit. The squire was away from home, and the only troublesome person with whom Mrs. Fane had to do battle was Adele Fosbank. • Mrs. Fane's motherly heart went out at once when she beheld the haggard face of the squires' son, for she knew at once the extent of his suffering. "How is Majrorie?" the faltered, after a customary exchange of commonplaces. "Have you solved that mystery yet? I am naturally most anxious to carry back good news to my daughter." "Marjorie confessed to having handled the note after its contact with the gum- brush, yon say?" Mrs. Fane inquired. Charles nodded. "Then, do you think it has stuck, and become wrapped in some other paper, or slipped between the leaves of a ledger?" slue asked, quite feverishly. This notion seemed so feasible that • Charles proposed an examination then and there, Mrs. Fano begging to bo allowed to aid in the searoih, while Adele darted an angry glance in her direction. A long, long seta oh followed. But their work was without avail - "My poor, poor girl," wailed the dis- tressed lady. Mrs. Pane once more approached the desk, Nut threw an anxious glance about the ro@im, as if tc, . read its secret in the papered walls. Then her eyes rested for a moaucnt'on the table. With a sudden cry she turn.od to Charles, and pointing to a mark that was on the polished mahogany surface, asked: The desk has been removed, has it not? Here is its outline—it must have been pushed aside?" He lifted the desk in his strong arms, but the excited lady gasped, "No, no, iC is not there. I thought it might have been removed when the desk was pushed from its usual positio.in.'.' With the desk still in bus arms, he ran his finger under the surface, and sure enough: their sensitive tips Met the flimsy creases Of 1110 missing nOtC, the gum f1.Oin the `squires' brush, as he playfully point - eel it out to the girls, enabling it to stick to the bottom of the desk. "Look under the desk l" Charles cried, holding the article in position, ,And Mrs. Fane, bending slightly, discovered the lost note. A Well -Ballasted Ling Fish. An extraordinary discovery was made in the stomach of a fish of the ling species at I tvorpool wholesale market, recently. The fish, weighed 16 pounds, and in its stomach were two smooth cobble stones wei.ghi.ng over 5 pounds, which had evi- deitly been used, las sinkers for a deep-ss'a4 fl king -line. The fish, SO far as could be seen, did. not appear to have suffered from the resenCo of such a weight in its stoinaoh. COUNT DI, DORY, A Woll-1 nowt Denmark Nobleman hia.lces a Statement which will prove of Great Interest 'e Value X 9t anti V ue t0 many y Under date of September lst,1894, Count de Dory writes as follows ,from Noepawa, Man.: "I have boon tailing constantly for six or seven years with severe l idmiy and b,a taldu. trouble. L 1 I have (.Oe1U ed dn. 1 • r during all this time, with physicians in different countries without any relief, During my travels I was induced to try South Ameri- can Kidney Cure, from which remedy I received instant relief, I most heartily endorse this reliantly, as I do ziot think it has an equal" South Alnorcian Kidney Cure invariably gives relief within six hours after first dose is tale. • CURES CATARRHAL DEAFNESS. Strong and Unreserved Testimony of the Curative Powers of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. .Actions speak louder than words, Mr. John Maolnnis of Washabuek Bridge, N. S., Inacle use of Dr. Aglxow's Catarrhal Powder and says: "I used the medicines according to directions and found it to be a wonderful cure for catarrh and deafness. I oxen hoar as good as over. You will find 60 cents enclosed eor which please send me another bottle. After reoomxnending the catarrhal our() to any neighbor, and she seeing the wondcful good it has done me, walits a battle, so you wilt please send a bottle and blower to her also," Ono short puff of the breath through the. Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses this powder over the surface of the nasal passages. Painless and delightful to use, it relieves in ton minutes, and perman- ently cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Headache, Sore' Throat, Tonsilitis and Deafness ; 150 oens. Sample bottle and blower sent on receipt of two three -cent stamps, on S.G.Detchon, 44 Church street. Toronto. GLENGARRY MIRACLE. THE STORY OF A YOUNG GIRL WHO THOUGHT DEATH WAS NEAR. Her Condition That of Many Other Young Girls --Heart Action Feeble, Cheeks Pallid, Easily Tired and Ap- petite Almost Gone --How Her Life Was Saved. From the Cornwall Freeholder. Nothing in this world is more distress- ing, and unfortunately it is too common in this Canada of ours, with its extremes of climate—its almost arctic winters and summer days of tropic heat—than to see a young life fading away like a blighted vine. Its early days have been full of promise, but just when the young maiden becomes of a lovable age with everything to live for, or the young man evinces signs of business aptitude, they are suddenly stricken down and too often in months, or it may be weeks, there aro empty chairs at the fireside and sore hearts left behind. Not always is this the case, however. For- tunately science has discovered remedies to check the ravages of decline, when it has not gone too far,. Recontla, a case of this .land was brought to our notice, and the circumstances were so notable and at- tracted so math attention in the neigh- borhood that we felt impelled to inquire into them more fully and give them the benefit of as wide publicity as possibility. Henry Haines who has for several years past acted as farm foreman for Mr.Daniel Currie of Glen Walter, Glengarry county, has quite alarge family, among them one daughter Mary, now about 18 years of age. 'TTnttil her 12111 year she was much as other children, fairly rugged and without sick n y Then e ss of an kind. h en 1 of a sudden she became delicate and as the months went on her parents were afraid she was going into a decline. Her heart beat feebly; she was feverish and flushed, slept badly and had but little appetite. Doctors were consulted, who talked about growing too fast, and such commonplaces, and pre- scribed different medicines,none of which, however, appeared to be of any permanent benefit. A year or so ago the young lady hoping a change of air might accomplish for her what medicine could not, went to Fort Covington, N. Y., where she hall some relatives, and engaged as a nurse. Even this light employment, however, proved too much for her and in the spring she re- turned to her parents a perfect wreck, with nothing to do but die, as she thought. But when least expected aid was at hand. Mr. Haines had been reading of the mar- elous cures made by Dr. Williams' Pink. Pills for Pale People, andreasoned within himself that if they had cued others they might save his daughter's life. On the next visit to Cornwall he bought a half dozen boxes of Pink Pills. It may be easilyimagined that Miss Haines required little persuasion to try the much talked of remedy, and well for her it was that she did so. In the course of a week sho felt an improvement. By the time she had taken two and a half boxes she realized that site was experiencing such health as she .had never known before, and her friends began to remark and congratulate her on the change in her appearance. Still persevering in the use of the pills, site found herself when at the end of the fifth box in perfect health and able to engage in all the work of the household and the amusements from which she had up to that time been debarred. She had an ex- cellent appetite and no one could wish to feel butter. Hearing of the marvellous change her sister from Fort Covington carne over to satisfy herself., and could hardly be persuaded that the robust, happy looking girl was indeed her sister whose she had never expected to see alive again. Miss Haines says she cannot say enough in favor of Dr. Williams' wonderful Pink Pills, to which she fuels assured she owes her life. De. Williams' Pink Pills are an unfail- ing etre for all troubles resulting frohn poverty of the blood or shattered nerves and where given a fair trial they never fail in oases like the above related. Sold by all dealers, or sent postpaid at 50 cents a box, or 6 boxes for 92.50, by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock- ville, Ont., or Schneotady, N. Y. :See that the reigstored trade mark is on all peek - ages. Another Iia mitten Citizen Cured of Ithountatl.snl in Tliree Da-ys, Mr. L McFarlane, 246 Wellington street, Hamilton : `h• For many weeks I have suffered intense pain from rh()urxha- tism--Wits se bad that x.00uld not attend to btistnoss, I proeurecl South Aineriean Rheumatic, Cure on the recommendation of my druggist and was completely cured in three or four days by the use of this remedy only, 14 is the best remedy I ever saw." FIS H 8 .Boxes Red Herring for • - - 91.00 25 Pound Box Boneless Plait for • - - ,00 d0 , .. „ - - 1:08 1.50 24 " " Pine Cod Fish - - 1.20 Freight prepaid to your nearest station. A. H, CANNING, Wholesale Groner, - - TORONTO: LAKEIIURST SANITARIUM OAKVILLE],, ONT. For the treatment and cure of ALCOHOLiSM, THE MORPHINE HABI'T', TOBACCO HABIT, AND NERVOUS. DISEASES The system employed at this institution is the famous Double Chloride of Gold System.. Through its agency over 290,- 000 Slaves to the use of these poisons have been emancipated in the last four- teen years. Lakehurst Sanitarium is the oldest institution of its kind in Canada and hasa well-earned reputation to maintain in this line of medicine. In its whole history there is not an instance of any after ill-effects from the treatment. Hundreds of happy homes in all parts of the Dominion bear elcquent witness to the Pfiic.ary of a course of treatment with us. For terms and all information write THE SECRETARY, 28 Bank of Commerce Chambers, Toronto, Ont. Cold in the Head AND HEADACHE CURED IN FIVE MINUTES. Catarrh °firAed xn tiVeek, by using R. HUNT'S MAGIC SNUFF. IN BOXES 25 Cents at all druggists, or by' mail on receipt of price. Address, THE MILLER EMULSION CO., Kingston, Ont. The Gooch Dye Young. That is, do not leave an article till it's worn out and threadbare, but as soon es it shows signs of wear send it to PARKER'S. CLEANING and DYEING is done well if done at R. Ptd WIER & CO'S., 787 and 791 Yonge St.,Torontr. Branch Offices and Agents everywhere. Send for pamphlet, THE ) Way to spend a winter is to attend the Northern J Stpi. uess College Owen Sound, Ont. All who walla like success in life should prepare for it. Semi kr Annual Announcement—free. C. ex. Fleming. Principal. TO THE PEOPLE! OTiE Nature's Blood Pori. tierandl Nerve t'onio, discovered by Proil'essor Noel, Geologist, df Chi. VITA eago, is a Mamaet a Mineral Rock•,pard as ada- mant, mined i y blasting from the bowels of ithe earth, when becomlug oxydized, and after many tests, geological and chemical, the Professor. finding out its great curative properties, and' eombinhlgscience with experience prepared it in the several form known as V. 0. Elixir V. 0. Pills V. 0. Suppositories, V. 0.Ozo-Bacteriactde fnncl'V. 0. Danionia. These several preparations em the fixed, uneiianging and Double Compound Oxygen mature of the Ore bo - Cornea Nature's own most efficacious Life. giving Antiseptic, Gerin -killing Consti- tutional Invigorating Tonic ever before known to man enriching the blood (life's found Min), enabling the vital organs (liver, kidney1, stomach etc. to perform their tuneti!ons, thus. making life pleasurable tend worth living.. VITA ORE Preparations (sure Catarrh, taronchitis, Consumption, will cure Diphtheria while there is life lin the• body cures all Throat Diseases, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores of every diseription, Dysentry; Cho- lera Morbus, Dlarrhola Cramps, Piles, Deafness, Female Weakness and all 1 male Oorplitints,. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, etc• VITA ORE sumelenttotnalceone quart, V _...___ . ...__........_. of the Elixir i Elixir sent safely esaied to any part of the Glebe by mall nosta e p d en for receipt 01 price 51.00 eteh'package, 2.50. GENTS WANTED i n unrelnesented loeat Aiii es, Send stamp for ppArtt 0ular No attention ,given to postals, d ss THEO NOFLI Geologist,' Toronto. *Cut out this advertisement end.Gnclose 85. Gents to pay postage and peeking and I will end von trial'naekkae•s. 9 . 10. 1 E. B. Eddy's were ' not the best matches made, they would not be in constant use by nine - tenths of the people, In giving general sat- isfaction they leave absolutely nothing to be desired. FIS H 8 .Boxes Red Herring for • - - 91.00 25 Pound Box Boneless Plait for • - - ,00 d0 , .. „ - - 1:08 1.50 24 " " Pine Cod Fish - - 1.20 Freight prepaid to your nearest station. A. H, CANNING, Wholesale Groner, - - TORONTO: LAKEIIURST SANITARIUM OAKVILLE],, ONT. For the treatment and cure of ALCOHOLiSM, THE MORPHINE HABI'T', TOBACCO HABIT, AND NERVOUS. DISEASES The system employed at this institution is the famous Double Chloride of Gold System.. Through its agency over 290,- 000 Slaves to the use of these poisons have been emancipated in the last four- teen years. Lakehurst Sanitarium is the oldest institution of its kind in Canada and hasa well-earned reputation to maintain in this line of medicine. In its whole history there is not an instance of any after ill-effects from the treatment. Hundreds of happy homes in all parts of the Dominion bear elcquent witness to the Pfiic.ary of a course of treatment with us. For terms and all information write THE SECRETARY, 28 Bank of Commerce Chambers, Toronto, Ont. Cold in the Head AND HEADACHE CURED IN FIVE MINUTES. Catarrh °firAed xn tiVeek, by using R. HUNT'S MAGIC SNUFF. IN BOXES 25 Cents at all druggists, or by' mail on receipt of price. Address, THE MILLER EMULSION CO., Kingston, Ont. The Gooch Dye Young. That is, do not leave an article till it's worn out and threadbare, but as soon es it shows signs of wear send it to PARKER'S. CLEANING and DYEING is done well if done at R. Ptd WIER & CO'S., 787 and 791 Yonge St.,Torontr. Branch Offices and Agents everywhere. Send for pamphlet, THE ) Way to spend a winter is to attend the Northern J Stpi. uess College Owen Sound, Ont. All who walla like success in life should prepare for it. Semi kr Annual Announcement—free. C. ex. Fleming. Principal. TO THE PEOPLE! OTiE Nature's Blood Pori. tierandl Nerve t'onio, discovered by Proil'essor Noel, Geologist, df Chi. VITA eago, is a Mamaet a Mineral Rock•,pard as ada- mant, mined i y blasting from the bowels of ithe earth, when becomlug oxydized, and after many tests, geological and chemical, the Professor. finding out its great curative properties, and' eombinhlgscience with experience prepared it in the several form known as V. 0. Elixir V. 0. Pills V. 0. Suppositories, V. 0.Ozo-Bacteriactde fnncl'V. 0. Danionia. These several preparations em the fixed, uneiianging and Double Compound Oxygen mature of the Ore bo - Cornea Nature's own most efficacious Life. giving Antiseptic, Gerin -killing Consti- tutional Invigorating Tonic ever before known to man enriching the blood (life's found Min), enabling the vital organs (liver, kidney1, stomach etc. to perform their tuneti!ons, thus. making life pleasurable tend worth living.. VITA ORE Preparations (sure Catarrh, taronchitis, Consumption, will cure Diphtheria while there is life lin the• body cures all Throat Diseases, Burns, Scalds, Old Sores of every diseription, Dysentry; Cho- lera Morbus, Dlarrhola Cramps, Piles, Deafness, Female Weakness and all 1 male Oorplitints,. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, etc• VITA ORE sumelenttotnalceone quart, V _...___ . ...__........_. of the Elixir i Elixir sent safely esaied to any part of the Glebe by mall nosta e p d en for receipt 01 price 51.00 eteh'package, 2.50. GENTS WANTED i n unrelnesented loeat Aiii es, Send stamp for ppArtt 0ular No attention ,given to postals, d ss THEO NOFLI Geologist,' Toronto. *Cut out this advertisement end.Gnclose 85. Gents to pay postage and peeking and I will end von trial'naekkae•s.