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THE EXETER ADVOCATE,
" THLTRSDAY, DEO, 19, 1895,
The Weeks COMInerelai summary.
r The Canadian Bank of Commerce has
elosed its branoli at Aliso, Craig.
The receipts of hogs are liberal at all
points throughout Ontario, whieli ace
vaunts for the low prices.
The earnings of the Canadian Pacifio
or the last week of November were $588,-
000, sin inerease of $46,000.
During the past week the stooks of
fell and, spring wheat, barley and. oats
show considerable increase.
Tlae hay market continues remarkably
-strong. Sales are being made on track
vt Toronto at $14.25 to $14.50 for No, 1.
Straw is also higher at $8.25 to $8.75.
The stocks of wheat at Port Arthur and.
Port 'William are 1,479.922 bushels, as
compared with 2,052,558 bushels last
week., and 887,616 bushels at the corres-
ponding date of last year. .
The Toronto Railway Company on
Monday deelared a dividend. of 1 8-4 per
tent., making 8 1-2 per cent. for the year.
The net earnings for October are $10,156,
as against $44,104 in October of 1894.
Fifteen thousand barrels of apples were
shipped over the G.T.R. last week to
Portland and. Boston. The apples are for
the British market. There were also
shipped during the same period ten car-
loads of turkays from Western Ontario
for the British market.
In Yozmorith County, Nova Scotia,
about 4,000 acres of blueberry bushes
were recently sold for a total price of
$1,000. The annual yield is now about
$82,000. The fact. is alluded, to in the
latest Provincial erop report, with the
eomment that few gold mines have given
an equal return on Investment.
There was a slight increase in the num-
ber of failures in the Dominion last
-week, being 47, as compared with 44 the
week before, and 86 in the same week of
a year ago. There were 20 in Ontario,
15 of which had our lowest credit or
blank rating. Quebec had. 19, none of
which were of any commercial import -
;Ince. Nova Scotia had five, Manitoba
and British Columbia one each.
There is scarcelyany change and little
of special interei
st n the trade situation
throughout the United States as reported
by the two leading commercial agencies
from New York. In most lines stocks are
spoken of as being unusually large, and
prices difficult to maintain or lower, and
no thane() of consequence will occur now
-until after the Christmas vacation. Still,
factories are kept goine.wholly or in. part
better than was expected -would be the
ease a.few weeks back. The opening of
Congress has had. no perceptible effect on
business. Makers of woollen goods are
not very active, and. dry g00% are in.
lighter demand. Iron and its products
are lower. Copper and tin are also
weaker. The shipments of boots and shoes
have considerably increased, and orders
are plentiful, but prices low. Leather
and. hides have both deelined somewhat
during the week. In the United. States
the cointnereial failures for the week were
824, against 385 for the corresponding
week last year, and in Canada 52, against
40 a year ago.
Out of Sorts. -Symptoms, headache,
loss of appetite, furred tongue and gener-
al indisposition.. These symptoms, if
neglected, develop into acute disease, It
is a trite saying that an "ounce of preven-
tiort is worth a pound of cure," and. a
little attention at this point may save
months of sickness and large doctor's
bills. For this complaint take from two
to three of Parreelee's 'Vegetable Pills on
going to bed, and one or two for three
nights in succession, and a cure -will be
effected.
Here and There.
Another advance has been made by the
metric system; it is to be used in the new
edition of the British Pharmacopoeia.
Sir Gilbert Kinn-, Bart„
who died re-
cently in England', held his baronetcy for
seventy years, having succeeded his
father at thirteen.
In a Kentish Sunday school the rector
asked a class of boys, • 'Who is the patron
saint of England ?" They shouted back
all together, "Mr. Gladstone!"
It is only necessary to read the testi-
monials to be convinced that Holloway's
Corn Cure is unequalled for the removal
of corns, warts, etc. It is a complete ex-
tinguisher.
Sandwich is one of the few English
towns in, which the curfew is still rung.
The custom was very nearly endecl re-
cently, as the people objected to the
ringer's ringing the bell at 6 o'clock in
the morning, too.
London tradesmen are clever advertis-
ers at times. The London newspapers of
late have had. items like the following t
"His Majesty the Kinet'of Portugal visit-
ed on Wednesday lastthe establishment
of John Smith, and bought several pieces
of choice," etc., ete. English shopkeepers
know the value of royalties.
Mr. biteCalment, one of the three own-
ers of Valkyrie DI., had a shooting
party at his place, Chevely Park, near
Neivra4ket, recently, inehxding the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cam-
bridge andfiin three hours upweiels of
1,50U bead were bagged by seven guns,
including 1,000 pheasants, 300 hares, and
thirty-two brace of partridges.
George Muller, of Bristol, England, re.
eently`celebrated his ninetieth birthday.
His orphan houses, which are known all
over the world, have been wholly sup-
ported by "prayer and faith" during the
sixeyame years of their existence. He
has received for them altogether the sum
of 80,866,743, and has provided for the
maintenance and in:Amager). of 120,768
children.
George Du bletwier's friends never
;speak to him of "Trilby." He has grown
to weary of the book and the heroine that
made him :famous is a novelist that he
never epoeles of his creation, arid objeets
to all teforenee to the same. For a bime
he kept a "Trilby" scrap -book, but, it be-
came so etunborsome after a time that he
bas not reeorded recently receivell news-
paper clippings.
in Old c ustont.
Blahzey-I've seen rev face before.
l'iamber-Ptri not suepeleed. That's
where I always aura it.
TOPICS OF_A WEEK,
The ImPortant Ifivents in a Few Words For
Busy Readers.
cAN.A.DIAN.
Hog cholere is rampant in Essex coun-
ty.
Senator Edward Murphy died suddenly
Thursday in Montreal, He was seventy-
seven years of age.
Mr. William Lawrence, a Landon livery
stable keeper, was seriously injured while
hurdle -jumping at Mount Clemens, Mieh,
The body of the young Canadian woman
who oonnuitted suicide at Buffalo a week
a.o is likely to he buried among the un-
identified dead.
The charge of perjury. against George
Ross in the West Wellington election case
was dismissed by Magistrate Saunders, of
aluelpb, on aaturday. •
it is reported that the Earl of Derby,
formerly Governcr.General of Canada, is
to succeed the Marquis of Dufferin as Brit-
ish,. Ambassador at Paris. •
At Friday's meeting of the Grand Divi-
sion, .-:!ons of Temperance, of Ontario, at
Tilsonburg it was decided to hola next
year's session at Whitby.
Edward Williamson, arrested in
Elainil-
toxi for vagrancy, was found to bave in his
possession a number of pieoes of jewelry
stolen from Mr. Dundee of Ingersoll.
A patty of Americen capitalists and
hotel men are, it is said, anxious; to pur-
chase the Windsor hotel, of Montreal, and
have made an informal offer to the stook-
b.olders.
Aid. Brown has retired from the Mayor-
alty contest in Hamilton. There are now
three men in the field -Mayor Stewart,
Mr. Geo. E. Tuokett, and _kid. Col-
quhoun
The opening meetings of the Fariner's
Institutes for Eastern Ontario, held at
Perth and Smith's Falls last week, were
largely attended and satisfactorily con-
ducted.
Mr. Ives, Controller of Trade and Com-
merce, in an interview in Montreal said.
that the vacancy in the Montreal Custom
House will be filled befor the dawn of the
new year.
Mr. John W. Nesbitt died at his horns
in Woodstock, Ont., on Sunday, aged 77.
He was one of the best knowu residents
of Oxford county, baying resided there for
half a century.
Last Thursday the Rev. G. R. Beamish,
curate of St. George's cathedral, King-
ston, Ont.. baptised. Mrs. Orr, now an in-
mate of the House of Industry in that aity,
who is 110 years old.
The last sliae in the T., H. &B. Tunnel
on Saturday evening carried away with it
the shoring timbers and leaves the veranda
of Mr. Dodson's reri donee underm ined and
projecting over the tunnel opening.
A committee has been appointed in
Halifax to undertake the erection of a
statue of the late josepe Howe. One dol-
lar subscriptions will likely be satiated
from different parts of the Dominion.
William Currie, a fernier, froin Rich-
mond Hill, was found guilty in the Assize
Court in Toronto of setting 31re to his
father-in-law's barn. The jury recom-
mended him to the mercy of the court,
Premier Greenway, of Manitoba, who
has for a long time steadfastly declined to
talk on the School question, on Monday
talked to a Free Press reporter at length,
declaring there wonld be no compromise.
The by-law to grant ten thousand dol-
lars towards the National Consumptive
Sanatorium in Gravenhurse Ont. was
carried on Monday by an overwheltnipg
majority, only five votes being recorded
against it.
The case against Charles A. Treble, the
Canadian who was charged with fraud in
procuring naturalization papers in Buffa-
lo, bas been withdrawn, the records from
Washington showing that all tee proceed-
ings were regular.
The Execetive of the Canadian Pacific
railway has decided to transfer Mr. G. M.
Bosworth, freight trail° manager with
headquarters at Toronto, to Montreal,
where the center of the department will
in future be located.
A party of miners from the Yukon
River mines of Alaska arrived at Port
Townsend last week with their pockets
bulging with nuggets and gold dust. They
had from $1,000 to $5,000 a piece, the re-
sult of two years at the mines.
Robert Marshall, of Orillia, committed
suicide by sheeting himself through the
head, probably on Saturday, as that was
the last time he was seen alive. His wife
who laud gone to Mara for a few days. re-
turned home Monday, and found her hus-
band dead in a chair.
At the Toronto Criminal Assizes George
Brown pleaded gm tier to cleaning ancl sell-
ing a large quantity of cancelled posatge
stamps. Richard Sadler an old Luoknow
hero, arraigned with Brown, was acquit-
ted. There are several other men still to
be tried in connection with the affair.
It is said that Major John S. Hendeie,
of Hamilton' will be called upon to pay
the e225,000bonus if the T. H. & B. is
not comnieted by January 1. The com-
pany claims that when he applied for the
injunction In his suit against the com-
pany he made himself liable for all dam-
ages his action might entail.
Mr. Robert Hamilton, of Quebec, has
offered $20.000 to the authorities of
Bishop's University, Lennoxville, to be
equally divided between the endowment
funds of tbe college and school, on condi
tion that the jubilee funds amount by
July 31st, 1896, to $10,000 of bona -fide
subscription,
Mrs. Beers. the Christian scientist Who
was on trial at the Toronto Criminal
Assizes on a charge of manslaughter in
connection with the death of Peroy Beck,
was discharged by order of Mr. Justice
Falconbridge. The judge held that if any
criminal neglect took place the parents of
the boy, and not the accused, were to
blame.
ou need not cough all night add dire
Curb your friends ; there is no occasion
for you runnitig the risk of aontraeting
inflammation of the lungs or consump-
tion while you. can get Bickle's Anti-Con-
sutriptive Syrup. This medicine aurae
coughs,
eolds, inflammation of the lungs
and ailthroat and chest troubles. It pro-
motes a free and easy expectoration,
which relieves the throat and lungs froni
Viscid phlegm.
A sensation was created in Montreal
Monday be the annouhoement that Sir
William Van Horne intended to retire
from the presidency of the Canadian
Piscine Beltway. Company. In an inter-
view Sir William sitida-"The statement
that 1 ran to realms is unatalthrized,
May sitY, however, that I hope to drop out
of active service before longs There are
several things -Which I Would like yet to
do, or to be inetiennental le doing, if / do
hot have to wait too long for the oppor-
butilty," which, upon tile whole, is at tons
oommittal as Mr Gladetone could he hi
his belenlest days.
UNITED STATEes
A 17-year•old husband has just been
divorced from a 16 -year-old wits in $an
Franciseo.
Tho young woman who oemmitted sun
oido in 13affalo a few days ago aas not yet
boon identified.
L.R. Morrill, a farmer, and bis 16 -year -
01d daugliter were murdered by Indians
near Asti Springs, Ariz., Tuesday even-
ing. •
Senator Chandler Introduced a bill pro-
viding for the unlimited coinage of gold
and silver in the U. S. Congress on Fri-
day.
The Amerloan'steamship Parthia'from
Bath, Maine, has been burned in theSouth
Paeiflo while en route to San Francisco.
The crew were saved.
After maintaining rates for nearly six
months, the eastbound roads from Chi-
cago are again cutting and slashing with
all their old-tinte vigor.
Francis L. Higginson, of Boston, Mass.,
has sent his wife, who eloped with a
young Harvard student, one -hundred
thousand dollars, to prevent the "poor
things" from starving.
In the recent viaduct aooldent in Cleve-
land, Ohio, by which a street oar fell
through an open draw, causbag the death
of seventeen persons, the coroner failed to
find anyone guilty of a criminal act.
One of the novel features of the Utah
constitution, just adopted, is a provision
for trials by a jury of eight members.
Utah is the first state to establish a court -
of -record jury with less than the tradition-
al twelve jurors.
The women of Brooklyn who visited
Pope Leo last summer are going to send
him two fine United States flags of silk.
It is said that they will be hung as porti-
eres in the passageway leading to the pri-
vate apartments of his Holinees.
The Arion Fish Company, of Duluth,
has begun a suit against the Cana-
dian Government to mover heavy dam-
ages for the confiscation of a lot of netting
whioh the company claims was in Ameri-
can water at the time of the seizure.
Ten years ago, only, the logs in Wiscon-
sin averaged four or five to 1,000 feet of
lumber. Now, twelve, fifteen and even
twenty logs are required to furnish as
much. In five years the decrease in diam-
eter of the pine trees cut for lumber has
been 35 per uent.
The United States authorities at Wash-
ington are greatly perturbed over thereply
of the Marquis at Salisbury to Secretary
Olney on tha Venezuelan question'and
threaten all kinds of dire things if Great
Britain does not at once recognize the
Monroe doctrine.
Among, the mauy bills introduced in
the United States Senate Monday was one
of Mr. Allen, disfranchising any oitizen
of the United Stases who shall solicit or
accept a title, patent of nobility, or degree
of honor from a foreign nation, and pun-
ishing this crime by both fine and imprist
on ment
t,
Mr. Morgan, of Alabama, in one of his
tail -twisting speeches, entertained the
United States Senate Monday by a care:
fully prepared reply to Sir Julian Paunoe-
feted and the Marquis of Salisbury, of
whose style of diplomacy he unfortunate-
ly disapproves. He asserts that the 'United
States is not bound, under the rulieg of
tbe Paris tribunal, to pay the claims ot
the Canadian sealers.
Dyspepsia or indigestion is occasioned
by the want of action in the biliary duets,
loss of vitality in the stomach to secrete
thegastric juices, without whioh diges-
tion cannot go on; also, being the princi-
pal cause of headache. Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills., token before going to
bed, for a while, never fail to give relief
and. effect a cure. Mr. F. W. Ashdown,
Ashdown, Ont.'writes : "Parmelee's
Pills are taking the lead against ten other
makes which I have in stock."
FOREIGN.
Brazil has 4,344 miles of railway in con-
struction.
A_ Berlin paper calls Mr. Cleveland's
message a "swan song."
Strong opposition is being made in Paris
to the proposed exposition in 1900.
The Duke of Saxe -Coburg and Gotha
plays the fiddle with fervor and skilL
LOrnbroso, the famous cynic, was recent-
ly fined $500 at Rouen for literary piraoy.
Germany's tobacco acreage this year is
52,293 acres, an increase of 8,960 over
1894.
It is reported that Great Britain intends
establishing a protectorate over Lower
Siam.
Campos has requested the Ministry to
relieve him of the civil post of Governor-
General of Cuba.
All statements which represent Gen.
Campos as ready to treat with the Cuban
rebels are denied.
Dr. Von Lucanus, chief of the Emperor's
Civil Cabinet, will succeed Herr von Keel -
ler as Russian Minister of the Interior.
A terrific gale prevailed Friday in the
English channel, and the steamer Ger-
manic and Majestic Were both delayed.
Lord Dunraven w,Ul sail for New York
on Wednesday to substantiate bis charges
of fraud in the recent America Cup race.
It is repotted in London that the Domin-
ion Government intends to vigorously pro-
test against the scheduling of Canadian
sheep.
Lieuts. Churchill and Barnes of the
British army have been decorated with thc
Red Cross for gallantry with the Spanish
forces in Cuba,
Johann Strauss is going to Paris to con-
duct the rehearsals of his "Gypsy Baron"
which is to be brought out at the Folies
Drarnatiques.
The Madrid Globe described the Para-
graph in President Clevelaa's message
referring to Cuba as "an utterance of
serious importance.''
The situation in Corea is causing much
anxiety. It is reported that an American
missionary is implicated in a plot to seize
the person of the King of Corea.
It is oonfidently asserted that the ship-
building strike and lock -out in Belfast
and on the Clyde will be brought to a con -
elusion during the present week,
Despatches from Canton say that a seri-
ous attempt Was under consideration re-
oently to seize the eity of Canton and pro-
claim an Independent Goeernmerta
Sit Matthew Whitee'Redley, the Imperial
Horne Secretary has tenderteken to reoon-
eider the 9980 of Mrs. Florence Maybriek,
at present undergoing a life sentence for
the minder of her husband,
15 18 reported that the Chinese Govern-
ment bas ask ed tbe Gov ern m en t of Russia
ieln the emit oe being requested to do ao
It Would send en army corps to suppreee
the rebelliot, Of the Da ngans,
Mother Grave& Wortn Exterminator
has the largest sale Of any ea:oiler pre
-
taxation sold in Cereal e., 15 always gives
seetsfeetion by restoring health to the
tittle folk,
"••••
The Smell Oirlis RefinItion.
Teacher -And Whet is meant by keep-
ing the. Sabbeth holy
man -ib amens to think of
something you would like to do, oheevez
so much, and then not doing it 'muse it's
Sunday. -Indianapolis. Journal.
SUIT. to Re True.
"You know, George," she Was explain-
ing, '9.; was brought up withoat any
care."
"Marry me, my darling," said. George,
"and, yon shall have nothing but coin."
A. Valued Servant.
Mrs. Ileanmond-How do yonlike year
new cook?
Whs. Hashcroft-She ain't near as good
as the other one. She has too good a
temper. I uselt to make the other one
mad every morning, and she would
pound the steak to beat the band, -In -
di na lis J rn 1
TWO Kinds of Pride.
A. few days since, in conversation with
a patron of the social glass" series of
drinking. men, we hoard the statement
made that a man taking treatment for
liquor addiotion would be looked down
upon as a reformed drunkard. He stated
further that his pride kept him from tak-
ing the cure. A few hours afterwards
we receiyed a visit from a resident of
Toronto, who was cured at Lakeb.urst In-
stitute, Oakville, nearly four years ago,
and we asked him his views. He toldus
that he once felt similarly apprehensive,
but very soon found that for every friend
he had, before he took the cure' he had
ten afterwards. It was his especial pride
that he hadhad manliness enough left to
take the cure, and wonders that he could
ever have preferred to be a drunkard to
being: a sober man, even though to be so
he might forfeit the good opinion of some
of his acquaintances. "Now," he says,
'the only men who think the worse of
me for the step I took are men who ought
to go to Oakville themselves for their
own good." No man whose friendship is
worth having will fail to respect the man
who has gone to Oakville and there learn-
ed to respect himself. Toronto office, 29
Bank of Commerce Building. 'Phone,
1168.
He Ought To.
Mr. Aikin-You see things in a differ-
ent light since you married, do you not?
Mr. Nuwed-I ought to. There were
fifteen lamps among our wedding pros-
ents.-Pearson's Weekly.
•
A. Snutll Order.
Mr. Citiraan (dining at country 'res-
taurant) -Now, you can bring me a
demitasse.
Waiter (puzzled) -What's that ?
Mr. Citiman-Why, a small cup of
coffee -about half the regular size.
Waiter -Say, we don't have less than
a five -cent cup here. -Puck.
Drawing the Line.
Miss Yearsy-Do you think a woman
ought to work for a husband'?
Miss Quick -Yes ; till she gets him. -
Melbourne Times.
Strange Method of Artificial Respiration.
Dr. Berthold Beer advocates the fol.
lowing method of artificial respiration:
The mucous membrane of the lips and
of the mouth is rubbed slowly with a
piece of ice, the rhythm of the motion
corresponding as nearly as possible to
that of normal respiration. Dr. Beer
bas noticed that tbe inevitable result of
the treatment was the return of respira-
tion, at first in a very pronounced form,
but becoming, on the continued applica-
tion of the ice, very regular, quiet and
deep. Ice used ,.,in this way has also a
general sedative effect, and its quieting
action has been successfully turned to
account in the treatment of cerebral
troubles. Dr. Foges, of Vienna, has'
obtained equally favorable results with
this treatment in cases of asphyxia. It
is very much to the advantage of this
method that it may be employed for
several hours at a time, and is harmless
for the patient and easy for the physi-
cian.
with tbe under Dog.
"Can you read fairy stories with the
same amount of sympathy now that you
are an old man as when you were young?"
"Oh, yes; but I've changed the sym-
pathy about a little. 1 sympathize with
the giant, for instance, now, instead of
with that insufferable little pest, Jack."
W111 it come to This
Somebody's "Treasure" (applying for
situation)-Wbat, five little children! No,
thank yer, mum, I never goes nowheres
where there's more than two.
Lady -Well, if you give us tili Thurs-
day perhaps we oan drown three of them.
-Ally Sloper.
Not Quite so Bad.
Dentist -Have you ever inhaled gas?
Farmer Hayseed -Say, mister! I ain't
such a jay as not ter know better than ter
blow ib out when I come ter N' York."
THE BOY LAFLAMME.
THE SON OF A. LEADING MER-
CHANT CURED OF DIABETES.
In a Few Weeks After Remaining in Bed
for several months Under Medical Opera-
tions Arthur Laflamme Gets weii.
Pappinetiuvilla Que. Dec, 16. --Investi-
gation of still another case of cure past
common belief, your ourrespondept on in-
quiry found the father of the boy La-
flamme to be a leading merchans here.
On gaining an interview be said:
"My little boy Arthur, after scarlet
fever taken about one year ago, instead of
recovering developed the symptoms of
diabetes,
"His body was swollen to nearly twice
its usual size, and tests of the urine show-
ed as high as 45 per cent. of *organ Be
was treated and several times operated
upon by first -elites physicians without a
cure, The sufferings of the little fellow
were very severe and we despaired of any
help whatever.
"But about three months ago we com-
menced giving him Dodd's Kidney Pills.
he result in that short time Is that the
swelling has entirely left him, and the lad
Is playing about with others the same as
eveTk
"ore, Arthur," said his father, "thils
gehtlennan wants to see yeti."
At this a boy came tamping towards tis
apparently in a convaleseent condition
after a eseete Illness.
"Ile was confined to his ised for three
montane 1 have paid over $100 to the doc-
tors, but Dodd's Kidney Pills IS the &der
wanted in this ease,.
PURSER JOHN MaeNDWARDS.
Of the C. P. 11, Steamer Arthabaska,
Says that Dr. Agnew's Catarrhai Pow-
der is the Hest Remedy in the World.
To the thousands who have enjoyed a
trip on the beautiful Canadian Paolflo
steamers, few mon are better known than
the purser, NIL John Maellidwards, of the
Arthabaska. Sailing, however, has not
been all joy to him, as he has been a suf-
ferer from catarrhal troubles. With others)
fortunately, he at last found relief, quick
and effeotive, in Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder. So pleased has he been with
this medicine that, Good Samaritan like,
it is is practice of his to send supplies to
friends whom he knows have been afflict-
ed like hiinself. It never fails to give re-
lief in ten minutes, and oures permanent-
ly, Sold by druggists. Sample bottle and
Blower sent by S, G. Detohon, 44 Cburoh
st, Toronto, on receipt of ten cents in sil-
ver or stomps.
She Gets It Now.
Gillback-Is it true that you don't
spend as much money now as you did be-
fore you were married'?
Packett-It is. I wish I could say the
same thing of my wife.
WILL NOT PERMIT DELAY
In Oases of Heart Trouble --How to Act
Quickly.
What to do till the doctor comes is a
good thing to know, and Is urgent in cases
of heart disease, Keep in the house Dr.
Agnew's Cure for the Heart, and it will
be found to exceed the skill even of the
skilled physician. Many letters are in the
possession of the proprietor of this medi-
cine, showing that death would have en-
sued from heart; disease had it not been
promptly taken when heart spasms had
manifested themselves. It is a remark-
able specific for this one particular pur-
pose, and in ninety-nine oases out of a
huedred, strong as the statement may
seem, will Imre heart disease, either in its
inoipient stages or the more chronic.
Town of Violins.
There is a little village named Mark-
nenkirehea, in Saxony, where every
working person, men, women and chil-
dren, are engaged in the manufacture of
violins.
One Source ofrain and Suffering 'Under
Human Control.
The remedy known as South American
Kidney Cure nem fails to give relief in
six hours in all derangements of the kid-
neys or bladder. Bright's disease, diabetes,
inflammation or ulceration of the kidneys,
neuralgia, consumption, hemorrhage and
catarrh of the kidneys, inflammation of
the bladder, eto. It purities and regulates
the urine, removes sediment in urine and
prevents scalding. It is worth a thousand
times its cost for prostatia troubles in the
old, suoh as enlargement, inflammation
and ulceration of the proetate gland.
Relieved of Anxiety.
Johnny -Ma's awfully 'tickled at this
time 0' year.
Willie -Why?
Johnny -It's too cold to go swimmin.'
and nob cold enough to skate on thin ice.
-Chicago Record.
Unable to Move Hand or Foot for Weeks
--Horrors of Rheumatism.
"For fifteen years I have been more or
less troubled with rheumatism in my
back. Last spring I became so very bad
that I was unable to move hand or foot,
and was in bed for weeks. My -husband
and I became discouraged, and had git an
up all hope, but at the critical time a
neighbor, Mrs. Blanchard, who.had been
cured of lumbago in three days by South
American Rheumatic Cure, called to see
me and advised me to try this remedy. I
did so, ana. the first bottle enabled me to
sit up in bed, and in a week I was attend-
ing to my duties as usual. Is is with-
out doubt the best remedy in the world."
"MRS. JOHN BEAUMONT, Elora,
Ont."
The Modern Store.
Obliging clerk -Ten yards of brocaded
satin -there you aro, ma'am! Eng
else -
Customer -Er -yes; a kit of mackerel
"Yes'm. Send 'em home ?"
"I see you have some very fine laces, I
see—"
"The rarest, ma'am. A few yards off
this piece ?"
"Well, yes; send. eight yards and a
load of coal—"
"Exactly. And the ribbons?"
"Send twenty yards of the pink -and
a balo of hay—"
"Um -huh! Now, as to the wrap.
Here's a beauty for---"
"That will do. Send it with a bushel
of turnips and a barrel of lime--"
"So! And the silk muffler -want it,
think?"
"Oh -I -yes ; you might send it with a
thousand lap skingles, a peck of onions, a
pair of tongs, a bolt of tidy cotton and a
load of tanbark I" - Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
A short road to health was opened to
those suffering from chronic coughs,
asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, lumbago,
tumors, rheumatism, excoriated nipples
or inflamed breast, and kidney com-
plaints, by the introduction of the inex-
pensive and effective remedy, Dr.
Thomas' Edectric Oil.
The Highest Expression.
The highest expression of religious faith
Is not petition. Prayer may be selfish-
ness, the expression of a desire for what is
for one's own advantage, without regard
to whether 15 is for the advantage of others
or for the honor of Ged. Indeed, people
are apt' to pray more earnestly for tempor-
al blessings or to escape from temporal
Ills than for anything else. A man will
pray for money or for the life of some
friend, eImply for his own comfort and
enjoyment, and often with an earnestness
or even agony that he would not feel if
praying for any spiritual blessing or for
the largest advancement of Christ's king-
dom. We are told that we may pray for
our daily bread.; but yoe are told first to
pray "Thy kingdom come," and before
we ask that we are to make aoknovvIedg.
numb to God as our Father in Heaven.
There is much less danger of selfishness
in the utterance of gratitude than there is
in petition. There is in it a much simpler
and riser° unmixed eecognition of God;
there is an aeceptance of His providence,
e gladnese in sellable teIlim. The great
service book of the church 15 the book of
Psalms, and they aro pre-emistently ex-
pressione of gratitude and pelisse
A Rig Jump in Val no.
The wey velum have jumped in South
Africa since the gold bootn there is illus -
lusted by the turti an American inside In
the Ptah:natal. A few years ago he bought
"And these Pills have also °lived me of i00,00,0 acres of land at fifty Cents an nets
dyspepsia," said Mr, Lafiatunke." I old has now sold it for $5.
THE HUDSON CASE.
IMPALED AND SEVERELY HURT -,-
THE KIDNEYS AFFECTED.
One Rex ofDodd's 1MI:3Y Pills Worth Ono.
Rewired Donate.
Comberniere, Dec, 16.-Yotir corre-
spondent finds a case of public Interest
here in the recovery after years of miser%
of Mr. IL E. Hudson, a lumber man who.
was impaled while at his work eight years,
ago, He said:
fell upon a projecting knot, whioh,
seemed to have injured my bladder, and,
afterwards to affect the kidneys.
"Since; then, until using Dodd's Kidney'
Pills I never knew a well day.
"I was weak andaometinses had to lay
off work for weeks, and at no time was I
able to do a square dtty's work.
"Every cold, or unusual exertion seem-
ed to go to the weak spot. So I Was Mit-
erable.
"I had taken only one box of Dodd's-
Kidney Pills when I got to feeling all
right, and ever since I have remained, and.
am now, as well as ever in my life.
"My cousin, Mr. John L. Hudson, waa.
ei
also injured by over -lifting and was cured,
by ne or two boxes.
"In my oase one box of pills was wortb
one hundred dollars."
b
Better Consult a Barber.
Pounder -What's the matter, old manta
Rounder (who mune home very late tho
night before) -Why, I can see two of my
faces in the mirror here, and 1 don't know-
whioh one to shave.
it
HAVE YOU TASTED
HAW
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• A. H. CANNING,
Wholesale Grocer,
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Ore of Life
Found at Last.
Vitte-Ore. Is very properly. called Ore of
Life. It was discovered by Professor T,hao.
Noel, of Chicago, GeolOgIst. •
This ore mn;kes an elixir which is Nature's
Great Remedy for the cure of human AS.
It will reach the nidus of human diseases
drugs and doctors' nostrums fail. It is nature a
great restorative; to which nothing Is added.
15 15 pure, as it comes from nature's inaoratory.
Sold only on dIrect orders or through local or
general agents. Price el a package, or three
for 52.51 sent prepaid to any part of the glebe
on receipt of price. Send for circulars and fun
particulars to Vitte-Ore Depot, 240 Atielaidta
street west, Toronto. J. JOHNSTON, General!
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