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THE EXETER ADVOCATE.
THURSDAY, NOV. '26, x896,
The Week'S Commercial Snmmstry.
The mold reserve of the United States
treasury Is now up to $120,521,000,
The earnings of the Canadian Pacific
for the week ended November 7th were
$523,000, a decrease of $13,000.
`k be Ontario wheat markets are' very
strong. Offerings are limited and prices
rule at 83 to 85c. for white wheat.
The total quantity of wheat in Toronto
is 217,417 bushels against 229,710 bushels
last week and 32,615 bushels a year ago.
The stocks of wheat at Fort William
and. Port Arthur are 2,376,295 bushels
against 2,055,184 a year ago, and 1,940,981
bushels a year ago.
The semi-annual statement of the Bank
of Montreal, covering the half -year's
business ending October 31, 1805, has been
issued, The net earnings are $503,350, of
-which $600,000 is used for the payment of
$ per cent. dividend. Balance goes to
kar'ofit and loss account, which. now
amounts to $559,698.
Chicago prices have again advanstzd
both for packer and country hides, so that
the overage is almost 40 per cent. higher
than in the last week of August. In
tact it is higher than ayear ago,
when it
Was'en the downward roaafter the
crazy
Y
advance which culminated in ,7u iy, and
higher than it has been about November
1st at any time in ten years.
The visible supply of wheat In the
*United States and Canada is 59,023,000
bushels, an increase of 1,243,000 bushels
for the week. The total ayear ago was
68,9I ,000 bushels, and two years ago was
81,157,000 bushels. The amount on passage
to Europe is 30.720,000 bushels, an increase
of 240,000 bushels for the week. A year
ago the total afloat was 25,360,000
bushels.
There were 46 failures in the Dominion
last week, against 59 the week before, and
49 in the corresponding week of a year
ago. Ontario Ieads with 29; of this
number one was rated up to $5,000, and
the remaining 28 had our lowest credit or
blank rating;. Quebec had twelve, none of
-which had any commercial importance.
Novac
cot'ahad` twoBrunswick,
Prince Edward Island, and British Colum-
bia bad one each. None were reported
from Manitoba last week.
Trade conditions at Toronto continue
favorable. There is an improvement in
some branches, and the trend of prices is
upwards. The advance in prices of wheat
since harvest time is 25e. per bushel, and
as compared with the white wheat
markets in the United States prices:in
Ontario now appear low. While this des-
cription of wheat is quoted at Toronto at
88c. it brings 92c. in Toledo and 91c, at
Detroit. Freight rates at Liverpool are
practically the same from these three
places. At present prices the wheat crop
twill be the most profitable of all cereals
to growers.
From present appearances, the produc
*ion of the precious metals, notably of
gold will, in the near future, far surpass
anything that has occurred in the past.
Dr. Geo, F. Bricker, a Member •of the
United States geological staff, who has
recently returned from the Transvaal,
where he went as an expert for a Franco
English syndicate, brings glowing no
counts of the golden treasures there,
which is capable of being reduced to
working estimates. To quote lila own
-words, "the gold that is practically in
eight is worth $3,500,090,000," an tunourtt
which be states to, be "nearly as much as
the present volume of the world's gold
coin," This WISC. mass of gold is all to be
found within 15 miles of Johannesburg;
and his examinations convince him the
Amid region extends 1,900 miles, and is
probably quite as rich as the neighbor-
hood of ,lohannesburg. This probability
eugbt,,perhaps, to be reduced to a bare
possibility; but even so, there is nothing
'so make unworthy of, belief the estimate
that, within a quarter of a century, the
Transvaal alone may produce gold equal
an quantity, to the whole stock of gold coin
now in the world.—Monetary Times.
TOPICS OF A WEED.
o..lttripo.
t Events in a Few Words For
near" rteaders
CANADIAN.
Judge Bnrnham, of Whitby, is dead.
A big shipment of fieur left Winnipeg
for Australia,
Both parties in Quebec are preparing
far the local elections.
Ms. A. J. Pusan has been appointed a
County Judge at Rossland.
Roseland, Edmonton and Golden have
been made customs outposts.
Bank clearings at Toronto and Winni-
peg were much larger this week.
Mrs Backbite, of Smithville, who was
poisoned a few days ago, is dead.
Diphtheria is spreading in Montreal
and in portions of Quebec Province.
The safe of the post -office at Dresden
was robbed of several hundred dollars.
Mrs. Arthur Piper, of London, was
knocked down and fatally injured by a
trolley.
Kootenay, under the customs survey of
New Westminster, will now be known
as Fort Steele.
Rev. Canon Thornioe , of Sherbrooke,
has announced his acceptance of the bis-
hopric of Algoma.
Robert Morten, charged with the
murder of Hannah Hatton at Holland,
was acquitted at Winnipeg.
Bad Young M the Albert Indian
murderer, was captured by the mounted
pollee
on the Blood reserve,
,41,
Rena Coral, a four-year-old girl adopt-
ed by Mrs. George Curreil, of London,
was kidnapped by a woman.
The C. P. R. telegraphers' committee
is well pleased at the result of its inter-
view with the railway officials.
The early -closing by-law in Montreal
has been declared void and a lot of suits
against the city are talked of. ,
Mr. James Wattersen, a well-to-do
farmer of Limobank, committed suicide
by cutting his throat with a mor.
Winnipeg reports a cold wave coming.
Temperature at Medicine flat was ten
degrees below zero Saturday morning.
Hamilton aldermen are discussing the
appointment of a purchasing agent to
buy supplies for every department of the
city.
The Court of Revision has reduced the
assessment of Ottawa by $92,525, mak-
ingfinal
.
in aha fine
1 revision amount to eel,-
964, 735.
Mr. William Bradley, postmaster and
znerchaut,of Huntley, arrived in Ottawa
on Monday, and has mysteriously disap•
peered.
An unknown man was run over by a
train at London and so badly injured
that recognition of the countenance is
impossible.
Frank Dawson, a resident of Dickin-
son's Landing, Ont., out his throat on
Friday night with a razor. The body was
found in a bay loft.
John Grant, the old man who was so
badly burnt in his hovel at Holland
Landing last week, died in the General
Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. James Eiseuhaner,'ho represented
Lunanbnrg, N. S., for several years in
the Dominion Parliament, died Monday
at Lunanbnrg, aged 64.
Here and There.
Love never lasts any longer than we
want it to.
The baud of faith is frequently a
clinched fist.
A single grain of sense is better than
million of gunpowder in settling an in
teruaticual dispute.
a
Bathing suit skirt~ are said to be un-
usually ,i:ort this season. The bicycle
girl has made the ordinary bathing suit
quite uninteresting.
The smallest stat e in the world is the
little island ofTavulara, off the coast of
Sardinia—not counting, of course, the
state of matrimonial happiness.
Equal parts of white shellac and alcohol
is a permanent fixative far crayon and
charcoal sketches. Spray it on evenly
wish an artist's atomizer.
A thoughtful observer l rem rt
a ed that
.there are two classes of people whom it is
hardto conviuce against their will-
women and mea,
The New Hampshire parson who goes
so far as to declare that no respectable
man would use a. bicycle ma Sunday is not
very considerate to some of his brother
energy.
The people of Morrow county, Califor-
nia, are greatly excited over, the financial
irregularities of -Coital yTreasurer- James
M. Moody. t.1 official e tnr'labiate
tt n
,
which has lust becu completed', shows
that there is 63,0e0 more in the treasury
ser
y
than the books should be there,
A Life Saved. -lir, James Bryson,
Cameron, state.,: "I was confined to my
iced with. inflammation of the lungs, and
fzis iiivou op by the physic', ms. Aateigh
1i14r advised rue to try lar, Thomas' la clec-
trio Oil, stating that his wife la:ad used it
for a throat trouble with the best results.
Acting on his advice, I procured the medi-
cine, and less than a half bottle cured: me;
I certainly believe it cured my life. It
was with reluctance that I consented to a
tr£al, and was reduced to such a state
that I doubted the power of any remedy
'to do me any good."
Mrs. B. Lunn, of Cobonrg, drank a
cup of coal oil and then poured a lot
over her clothing and set fire to it. She
died from her injuries.
Rev. Dr. Smellie, late of Fergus,
father-in-law of the late Rev. D. J. Mac-
donnell, died Saturday at St. Andrew's
manse, Teronto,agad 85.
Seven feet of snow has fallen west of
Banff and the C. P. R. line was blocked
so that no through train from the west
reached Winnipeg, Monday.
The following collectors of customs
have been appointed: Mr. R. O. Fish,
Berlin; Mr. Alex. Brownlee, Barrie;
Mr. J. H. Fraser, Waflaceburg.
A committe has been appointed to
enquire into the, charges of systematic
robbery in the London County Council
for the past eighteen months.
The Hamilton Rouse of Refuge Com-
mittee will allow either the Crown
Attorney or Chief of Police to institute
legal proceedings against the House of
Refuge contractors if either one feels so
disposed.
The Cabinet adopted a report from the
Minister of Justine recommending that
the sentence of tloatii passed upon Arthur
Prentiss at Cobourg..be commuted to
imprisonment for life in the Kingston
Penitentiary,
Sir Donald A: Smith, the Canadian
High Commissioner, in an interview In
London, denied the report nireulated in:
Qnebea and Montreal that he will return
to Canada next month, and that Mr. R.
R. Dobell will succeed him.
Mr. W. 3, Fowlds, one . of the first
residents of Hastings, Ont., died sudden-
ly in that village Friday night. The de-
ceased, who was in his 67th year, was
widely known throughout the ementles
of Peterborough and Northumberland. ff Mr. John S. Morgan,tinsmith, of this
Georgina Scott,, five years old, was town. For eighteen years lie suffered
accidentally burnt to death in a neigh- front one stage to another in. the progress
19 NOVA SCOTIA
ANOTHER TRIIJMPI1
The case of John S. Morgan,, of
iridgewater.
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAI
His Testimony night to the Point ---
Cured by Dodd's Kidner Pills..
No
't n ti N. S. — (Special)N
8..1 ai: vATrB
business man is better or more favorably
known in this part of Nev;t Scotia than
bar's house on Hagerman street, Toronto,
on Saturday morning, and in the after-
noon James Gorman, seven years old,
was knocked down and killed by a horse
on Queen street, east of the Don.
Mr. Fred J. Boswell's action against
the Dominion Government for twenty-
five thousand dollars damages for in-
juries received in Banff park was dis-
missed in the Exchequer Court, Judge
Burbrldge holding that the park super
intendant was in no way responsible.
Cucumbers andmelons are "forbidden
fruit" to many persons so coustltutedthat
the least indulgence is followed by attacks
of cholera, dysentery, griping, etc. These
of kidney disease, but without help ttutil
be got hold of Dodcl's Kidney Pills. He
tells the story in his own words, and
says:—
It
ays;—It commenced with backache about
eighteen years ago, with lameness and
pain in my limbs."
"I was under the doctor's care several
times, and took several remedies. aside
front doator'a medicine,, but gradually
came to be badly crippled up."
'In the autumn of ninety-four I began
to run down in flesh and strength rapidly
until I was about forty pounds unties my
usual weight,"
"I was thea in constant misery from.
persons are not aware that they can in-
dulge rheumatic pain and the dread of passing
e they to theirhearts content if ie have
l
on hand.a bottle of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's
Dysentery Cordial, a medicine that will
give immediate relief, and is a sure cure
for all summer complaints.
UNITED STATES.
Wall street stocks were loWer on realiz-
ing sales on Saturday.
Saturday at noon the electric power
generated at the Falls entered Buffalo.
During the last fiscal year there landed
in the United States 343,267 immigrants.
The Chicago Shipbuilding Company
has closed contracts for three new vessels.
The New 'York post -office will shortly
experiment with homeless carriages.
It is estimated that 7,000 Kansas Re-
publicans voted. for Bryan on the free
silver issue.
The Knights of Labor at Rochester
yesterday, by resolution, favored a grad-
uated Income tax.
South Dakota Republicans have sur-
rendered the state to the Bryan electors
by about 400 majority.
Not since the days of '49 has San
Francisco harbor been so crowded with
ships as it is at present.
The official election returns from Penn-
sylvania
give Messrs. McKinley and
Hobart 304,944 plurality.
The plurality for Bryan in Kansas is
12,902. The plurality for Leader, Popn
list, for governor, is 7,702.
The Rockefeller iron syndicate has
sold $500,000 worth of Minnesota ore,
to be delivered next season.
Dr. Frank P. Powers drowned himself
at Cleveland, O. He was connected with
some -of the most prominent families.
Washington Territory's gold output for
the current year is reported to be valued
at $4,670,000, against $3,000,000 last
year.
The official vote of the seventh con-
gressional district in Kentucky shows
that Settle defeated Col. Breckenridge
by 1,808.
Mrs. Susan Root Brigham, the widow
of Dr. Amariah Brigham, founder of the
'Utica insane asylum, diad at Saratoga
yesterday.
The total of the unofficial vote of
McLean, Marshall and. Montgomery
counties, Kentucky, make McKinley's
plurality in the state $57.
Ontario winter wheat sold. at 90 cents
at a point in the western part of the
province on Saturday. In the middle of
June it was selling at 65 cents.
Brennan, the slayer of Mr. Strathy at
Barrie, is reported to be in a very low
state, and it is doubtful if be will live
till the day set for his hanging.
D. Hibner & Company's furniture
factor at Berlin was burned. The loss
will reach $75,000, and over 150 hands
will be thrown out of employment.
Figures which are coming to hand in
the Dominion Department of Fisheries
indicate that the export trade in cattle
and horses is nearly up to that of last
year.
.At Parkhill the boiler In Robinson's
sawmill exploded, killing Mrs. Cun-
nington's little girl and injuring Mr.
Robinson and his son. The mill was
wrecked.
A McGill student named J. T. Stew-
art, of Athelstan, Quebec, died from.
hemorrhage of the lungs, brought on by
over-exertion in a souffle between two of,
the classes.
Mrs. Martin, an old lady of 72 years,
of Hamilton, wandered away from home
and was found near the bay half' buried
in mud. She was out all night and died
from exposure.
p:
At the convention of the Knights Kn o s of
Labor "a resolution was passed in favor of.
a graduated income tax. It is expected
that in future the Knights will be an
active political body.
Prof. Maooun,jr„ of the Geological
Survey staff, returned to Ottawa from
Behring. Sea. His report will show that
the destruction of seal life is beyond any-
thing that was supposed.
unite which was. ofa veryiark color and
Caused me the most intense miser ..
"I realized my danger, hat from some-
thing I read about Dodd's Kidney Pills
I made up my mind to use them, and com-
menced xt.once."
"I have used twenty boxes, have re-
gained my weight and Tam now as strong
and well as ever before in my life,"
"When I commenced using Dodd's lfid-
neyPiils I was entirely unfit for the duties
or anjoyments of life and they have saved
and prolonged it. I trust my testimony
may be the menus of doing good to others.
There Is a Difference.
"I say, do you think that Wiggins is a
man to be trusted?"
"Trusted? Yes, rather. Why, I'd trust
him with nay Duel"
"Yes; but with anything of value, I
m eaul"-13ostou Globe.
Traveled Half the Globe to
Find Health, Without
Success,
Took the Advice Of a Friend and Now
Proclaims It From the Housetop.—
"South
ousetop"South American Nervine
Saved My Life."
Mrs. H. Stapleton of Wingham writes:
"I have been very much troubled for
years—since 1878 --with nervous debility
and dyspepsia.. Had been treated in
Canada and England by some of the best
physicians without permanent relief. I
was advised about three months ago to
take South American Nervine, and I
firmly believe I owe my life to it to -day.
I can truthfully say that I have derived
more benefit from it than any treatment I
ever had. I can strongly recommend it,
and will never be without it myself."
Bakken Banner, of Pottstown, Pa,,
and a colored man named Reynolds,
were instantly killed by a dynamite
explosion at Niagara Falls, N. Y., on
Saturday. Three others are badly injured,
and may die.
A. D. Johnson, the colored bishop of
the Independent. M. E. church, at Fort
Scott, Kas., who was recently arrested
for making false pension affidavits, was
sentenced on Saturday to two years in
the penitentiary.
FOREIGN.
The Marquis of Huntly was re-elected
Lord Rector of the University of Aber-
deen on Saturday.
A bill will be shortly placed before the
German Reichstag to increase the navy
'and to rearm the artillery.
Terms of peace have been concluded
between Italy and that tough old warrior
Xing Meilelik, of Abyssinia..
The failure of crops in Ireland will
produce very severe distress, which, how-
ever, will not amount to a famine.
The Theosophic crusade of Mrs. Ting-
ley and her six American disciples in
Europe is reported as very successful.
The distress in India is increasing,
There have been no rains in the famine
districts, andthe price of grain is rising.
The London County Connell is talking,
of obtaining a supply of Water from.
Wales ata cost of one hundred million
pounds.
A Radical attempt to defeat the French
Ministry failed, the Government
secur-
ing
in a maorty of 99 on a confidence
motion.
Gen. Booth, of the Salvation Army,
announces that the Army is to extend:
its operations • to the whole of the Malay
peninsula.
There were scenes of great enthusiasm
throughout Spain when the new war,.
loan was nearly all subscribed on Sunday
by the people.'
The, Conservative managers in Eng-
land are contemplating the erection of a
lub in London capable of acommodat-
log fifteen thousand members.
The Brandon Committee has approved
of the schools settlement terms as sub-
mitted by Attorney -General Sifton, and
lies endorsed him as candidate forr the
Commons for Brandon,
tobe admin-
istrator
Is
Sir Casimir G ows
of the Government of Ontario
during the absence of his Honor the
Lieut. -Governor, who has been granted
two months' leave of absence for the
purpose of visiting England.
The date of the by-election in Bran-
don will be December . 4th, Before the
election Mr, Sifton will be sworn in us
Minister of the Interior, and on his ar-
rival in Ottawa the terms of the School
settlement will he made, public.
Mr. J. 41, Pipon, who for the past
nine years has ucen accountant at the.
Montreal branch of the Bank of Mont-
real, has been promoted to the position
of Manager of the Kingston branch.
Precious Metals.
First Plumber—You don't think the
Government stamp can make fifty cents'
worth of silver worth a do.ilar?
Second Plumber—I dunnol Manya time
I've blade a quarter's worth of lead and
solder worth e5—just by a stroke of the
pen. -Puck.
"I HAD NO FAITH,"
THESE Fk.MILIAR BRAND. ,
TELEGRAPH,"
" TELEPHONE,"
TIGER,"
A,,: e synonyms for the best matches made,
ASIS YOUR GROCER FOR
E. B EDDY'S MATCHES.
There never was, and never will be, a
universal panacea, in one remedy, for,
all ills to which flesh is heir—the very
nature of many curatives being such that
were the germs of other and differently
seetteel diseases rooted in the system of
the patient—what would relieve one ill,
in turn would aggravate the other. We
have, however, in Quinine Wino, when
obtainable in a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and grievous
ills. By its gradual and judicious use,
the frailest systems are led into convales-
cence and strength, by the influence
which Quinine exerts on Nature's own
restoratives It relieves the drooping
spirits of those with whom a chronic
state of morbid despondency and lack of
interest in life is a disease, and, by trau-
quilizing the nerves, disposes to sound
and refreshing sleep—imparts vigor to the
action of the blood, which, being
stimulated, courses throughout the
veins, strengthening the healthy animal
functions of the system, thereby znak£ng.
activity a necessary result, strengthening
the frame, and giving life to the diges
tive organs,ons,
which naturally lly
deinavilt
increased substance—result, improved;
appetite. Northrop & Lyman of Toronto,•
have given to the public their superior
Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and,;
gauged by the opinion of scientists, this"
wine approaches nearest perfection of,
any he the market. All druggists sell it,
But My Wife Persuaded hle to Try the
Great South American Iihenluatio
Cure and My Agonizing Pain
Was Gone in 12 Hours,
and Gene for Good.
J. D. McLeod of Leith, Out., says: "I
have been a victim of rhea:II:Wsm for
seven years—confined to my 'bed for
months at a time; unable tp turn myself.
Have been treated by many physicians
without any benefit. I bad no faith in
rheumatic cures.I saw advertised, but my
wife induced me to get a bottle of South
American Rheumatic Cure from Mr.
Taylor, druggist, in Owen Sound. At that
time I was in agony with pain. Inside of
12 hours after I had taken the first dose
the pa£u had all left me. I continued
until I had used throe bottles, and 1 now
consider myself completely cured."
The British. Government has decided
Sir
i n M cart
tilr I3a11 d a ns"
to prosecuteY Y,
Councillor for the Chinese Legation. in
London, for his share in the arrest and
detention of Sun ,at Sen, the Chinese
doctor,
Since the release of Mrs, Jastls from
Wormwood :Sortrhs prison on Tuesday
hercondition of health has ` boon so dam -
germ's that the doctors new refuse her �
permission to sail for the United States
at present,
of the British Government
A spy h , giv-
ing his name as ;(ones, who entered the
Clan-na-Gael and other eecreti , Irish-.
American orgaelzetions, gave Sensa-
tional evidence in the Ivory dynamite,
trial in London.
tis: wn'+
Idle Onribsity.
"Isn't it awful to think that all our
sins and shortcomings will be revealed on
the jcuigrueut day?" •
"Well, there is one satisfaction—we will
find out all about everybody else."—In-
dianapolis Journal,
OUT OF THE TOILS.
It Stands to Reason.
That a man who gives his whole and
undiviued attention to one particular
subject should acquire a greater pro-
ficiency in it, than one whose energies
are expended in different directions.
This is true of the medical superintend-
ent, and his staff of assistants, at Lake-
hurst Instltute,in their trentment of alco-
holism and kindred diseases. Every fresh
case adds to the experience of years, and
to the number of those successfully'
treated. There is no sudden and danger-
ous deprivation of liquor; there are no
ties
bolts and bars; the patient gives up the
drink habit almost unconsciously, and,
from that moment, takes the first step
on his upward career, commencing life
afresh under brighter auspices, For
pamphlet and terms address The Man-
ager, Lakehurst Institute, Oakville, Out'
The Other I'ellowDid It.
"Why, Mr. Portly you are all done up.
What's the matter?"
"Bicycle."
"But you :don't ride a wheel---"
"No, but the other fellow does."—Cur-
rent Literature.
Physicians Failed., Clue -Alts Failed -Bat
the Great South American tuIdney Cure,
a Specific ltemedy for a Specific
Trouble, Cured Mrs. A. E. Y'olum
of I3arnston, P.Q., quickly and
Permanently.
This is her teatiniouy: "I was taken
sick in January, 1893. I employed several
of the best local physicians and was
treated by them for kidney disease. until
the autumn of the same year without re•
ceiviug much benefit. I then began
using your South American Riduey Cute,
and derii•ad great beuelitalmost immedi-
ately. I feel now that I am 'quite cured.
I' have takenno medicine for some length
of time and have not lied a return of the
slightest symptom of the disease."
•
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to care Deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in.
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube, When this lube gets in.
flamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is enth•ely closed Deaf-
ness
eafness is time result, and unless the infiammatim
can be taken out end this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine eases out of tern are caused by
catarrh, winch is nothing but an indented con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Dewiness (caused by catarrh) that can-
not be cured by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
F. J. CiiENItl Y et CO., Toledo, O.
tairSold by Druggists, lee.
More for Die rrieney.
Dealer—I'll sell you that wheel for $50.
It weighs twenty-two pounds.
Rube
ScuQcir'(
from Lear os
s Crass•
roads)—Why ,
my boy Ab. bought one fox
325 t'otlier day that weighed ninety
pounds. You can't soal:, me, by g;uml—
Caurent Literature.
slow to, Cure I:Ieadache.—Some people
suffer untold misery day after day with
Headache. `theta is rest neither day or
ni�nightll
my until the nerves are all unstrung.
i
The cause is generally a disordered
storlrach, and a cure can be effected by
using Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, con-;
tiiuiug Mandrake ; and Dandelion. Mr.
Finlay Wark, Lysander, P,Q., writes: "I,
find Parmelee's'' fills a first-class article
for Bilious Headache." ,
Too Dia..
When she was told that she bad one
foot in the grave, she wept.
"it's a mile too big," she exclaimed,
irritably.—Detroit Tribune.
-i
Chapped Bands.
The daintest preparation for curing andi
preventing chapped hands is Peach Bioom.l
This admirable skin tonic may be retie •
upon on as a specific for all kinds. of ski
.l?
for improving an
as well
troubles asp fS
beautifying the complexion.
Views of an Expert..
His Wife --Johnny's teacher sends evert*
that he is very slow iii arithmetic.
The Iceman -Ob, you can's learn much,
arithmetic from books, anyhow! 'Wait tilt
Johnny is old enough to go into business,
with me.—Puck.
The Proprietors of Parmelee's Pills are
constantly receiving letters similar to the
following, which explains itself. Mr.
John A. Beam, Waterloo, Ont., writes: "I
never used any medicine that can equal
Parmelee's Pills for Dyspepsia or Liver
and Kidney Complaints. The relief ex,
perienced after using them was wonder-
ful." As a safe family medicine Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills can be given in all
cases requiring a cathartic.
The Cause. •
"I really think that the `bike' was the
cause of liacNab marrying Miss Smith-
era."
"That's odd."
"Not at all. You see, they werethrown
so much in each other's society."—Cur-
rent Literature,
The Most Cleanly :*anufaetured Tea
in the Work'.
CEYLON TEA
5
Grown on the best tea producing soil in the
world.
Lead packets only. Never in balk.
Al]. Grocers.
Sold at 25, 40, 50 and 60 cents.
PROF CHAMBERLAIN,
EYE SPECIALIST;
Announces to the
public that be will E.,.
not travel any more,
but can be found at
all times at his pin.ce of business, 29 Kin„ street
east Toronto. Gold spectacles, $8, $4 andel
Steel spectacles,2oc. to
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PEACH
BLOOM'
SKIN FOOD
Far the;Ski1i7t .
PERFECT
HEALTH -
PILLS
For the Blood.
N. 60 ets. each at Drug stores
or sent prepaid ,on receipt
of price.
Onowx helm rctlfll D0.
TOR ors,ro.'
•f I You Drive
Much in Winter
1.
; yo• u'll thoroughly enjoy the ±;
• wonderful healthy warmth • '
added to your clothing by
♦ interliningof
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an
FIBRE CHAMOIS
• Even an all day's piere- •
• ing wind can't get through •
iit to rob your body of its Z
natural warmth,
♦ It is the unequalled t
• warmth -giver for winter, is
•
+ used by men, women and
• children. everywhere, and,
costs only 25c. a Yazd. I
• Look after your own corn- .l
• fort by finding the Fibre •
Chamois label on all, ready .
•
• to -wear garments that you ,
buy.
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Assessment Svatem Mntuai Principle,
PROTECTION
Is what the b'nmily Needs
when the "bread -winner" is gong.
,LIFE INSURANCE
Provides Cash
When cash is most needed,
I
The Mahal Reserve FIS
Life Association,
E. B. HARPER, Founder.
F. A. BURNTIA I, President,
PAYS PROMPTLY.
Itis thelargest natural premium life aseoeis-
tion in the world.
It has a Reserve or Emergency Fond of over
thirty-fourhundred,thtrusand dollars,
It has paid policy -holders over Twenty-seven
IMlilllons of dollars.
Agents wanted in all unrepresented: districts
Circulars sent if requested.
A. R. McNICEIOL, Manager for Manitoba,
British Cohunbla and Nerah West Territories,
McintyreBlocI., Winnipeg, Man: D. Z. Bi:3-
SETTI21, Manager for Queues l' Place d'Arntee,
Montreal, gee.; 11 J. elDRI,'AY, Manager
for Nova Seet£a, Halifax, N. S.
W. isloattlliT[ti, Manager for Ontario.
Freehold Loan Ttuilding, Toronto, Ont.
IS THE PLACE TO ATTEND if you want either,
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Handsome. Annual Announcement free. Address..
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Gold
Buttons
260.
Any Society Recognition Button you
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Rims and colored Enamel Centres.
A Pretty
Present
Address
Order Dept.
DOMINION REGALIA CO.
TORONTO
Manufact'xrers of all Lodge Requisites,
Uniforms, Badges, Emblematic Pins.
THE GREAT BIRTON
GR
OUP of GOLD -PROPERTIES
Consists of (12) twelve full claims, 600
by 1,500 feet each. To MAHE MONEY
you should BUY before the ADVANCE
IN PRICES.
Price for the monthofOctober 5c per share
Q l e buy in 100.share blocks. iA uy and sell
all stocks handled on the market.
For particulars call, write or wire
h y�• o
The Cr�pa�a 11te F�.
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82 King St West, Toronto, Ont:
T. N. U.
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Gives the latest and best courses of training in
its Commercial Shoxthandaitd Penni ship Aep:utsucubs.
23 Students assisted to positions in six weeks,
New Term now alien. Students admitted at,
any time,—Get ala ealars.—Mention this paper.
W. H, S11AW, Principal. ,
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