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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-1-22, Page 2, Subseribers wise do not receive their pape 'regularly will please uotify us at once. Call et the ofaee for advertising rates. THE EXETER ADVOCATE. URSIX JANUARY 20, 1808„ The Week's Connuereial .Solumary.. The city of Toronto is calling for tett dare for 8/4 per cent. debenturee amount Ing to e1,03e,60e. Petitions heve bee:i sent to the Qatari( Government in favor or legislation rot the inspection of private banks. There is a demand from Manitoba fox Ontario oats, owing to the scarcity of that cereal in the prairie province. Wleolesale people report periodical par talents WI paper matured this week very well met The percentage of renewal - wee *matter than a year ago. The voluzne of business on the Toronto Stock Exchange in 1eO7 was the largest in its history -240,0e0 shares mit including 8400.000 bonds :mil tocisiderable number at mining Meares. Caving to improved country roads in Ontario the farmersdeliveries of grain are mereastng. There appears to be less disposition than there was a year ago among the farmere of this province to hold their wheat ai though prices are iaew lc. to Oc. below the price of a year figo. The Provincial Gevertnnent has been tusked to prevent the expore of nickel ore from Ontario by plactog cue expert duty en it, so as to compel the smelting of the ere at the minee or some pe la the province. The governmeet has petuted oat that it is not within its power to place au export duty on the ore. The New Year opened with an active demand for staple geode. Dry geode travelers who returned ou their routes this week have been taking liberal planing orders for spriug good, amd report the prospects for the balance of the season very bright. Stocks left in the bands or retailers from lest, year are small and large purcheees will have to be made. Values are generally firm for both domestio and imported goods. More American cottou goeda than formerly aro offering here, Some bowies are bringiag io large quantities or Americen rucligoes, wrap. perettes, ete., anal as the American mills be changed their prices lightly to catch she Canadian traite these imports will likely expand. Payments are generally good, The payments on wiper maturing en the fourth were better than last year. ' — Tbe Public should bear in mind that Da Thomas' Eelectric Oil has nothing in COMM= with the impure, deteriorating class of weaned medicinal oils. Ie. is eminently pure anti really efficacious— relieving pain and Loneness, stiffness of the joints aud muscles, and sores or hurts, besides beiug an excellent specifics for rheumatism, coughs aud bronchial com- plaints. Definitions or God, God Is truth without a beginning, and love without an eliding. Goa is "Power guided by wisdom, Wis- dom controlled by love." Goclis the incarnation of all that is good, pure and holy; the Muster of All, the Guide and Father of each, God is love. God Is the one, the necessary being, the Son or Eternity, the eye of justice, the watchmaker of the universe and the soul of the world. . God; The only being whose atmosphere Is love—whose throne is justice. To whom all space is here, all tinae and eternity is vow. things are mine—mystery is unknown and whose only inability is to sin, God is spirit, not limited by human at- tributes; Love, not creating nor suspect- ing evil; Creator. maker of life, mind aud matter; Providence administering his creation; Father, affectionate to his chit - Area; Redeemer, saving men from their sins. God Is the one great etere al and spiritual person who originated all forces, by whose omnipresence. omnipotence, immortality, and presiding imelligence all things are preserved and directed toward their final consummation, and in whom only we find perfect holiness which is displayed by Ills benevolence, justice, mercy, truth and grace,—Submitted in a contest in the Ram's Horn. The proprietors of Parmelee's Pills are constantly receiving lettere similar to the following,which explains itself. Mr. John Beam, Waterloo, Ont., writes: "I never used any medicine that can equal Parmelees Pills for Dyspepsia or Liver and Kidney Complaints. The relief ex- perienced after using them was wonder- ful." .As a safe family medicine Parrne- lee's Vegetable Pills can be given in all cases requiring a Cathartic. Required the Dimensions. Custoraer—I would like to have a nice gown to Wear around the house. Salesman—Size of the house, please Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere, rramee. Second—You will not fight with swords, You would have to invite everybocly. You will have pistols—only one chaanbez loaded. Principal—Mine? There never was, and never will be, it 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 seated diseases rooted in the systeni ofI the patient—what waald relieve one ill in turn would aggravate the other, We bare, liowever, in Quinine Wine, when obtainable in a sound anadulterated state, a remedy for many and grevious ills. By its gradual and judicious use, the frailest systems are led into convalescence and strength, by the influence which. Qua nine exerts on Nature's own restoratives. It relieves the drooping spirits of those with whom a chronic state ot morbid des- ponden.cy and. lack of interest in life is a disease, loired,' by tranquilizing the nerves, disposes to sound and refreshing sleep— imparts vigor to the action of tbe blood, which, 'being stimulated, courses throagle out the veins, strengthening the healthy aniraal functions of the system, thereby making activity a neeessary result, etrengthening the frame, 1,na giving life to the digestive organs, which naturally demand increased substance—result, Ina - roved appetite. Northrop & Lyman DI oronto, have given to the public their isupetior Quinine Wite at the asual rate, and, gauged by the opirtioe of scientist this wine approaches nearest perfection el any in the market All druggists =lilt MINOS OF THE WFFIC ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD need, annettiated end Preserved In Pithy Pa.eagraphs for the Perasal Of Practical People -- Personal. Political and Profitable, Ehe wheat crop in the northere. district of 'Western Auetralta is estiented to be between 14 and 13 bushels per acre. Treeott AND COMMERCE. The exportation of lea tobacco from Cuba. free of duty, has begun. The nem of J. IL Blumenthal & ious one of the largest clothing dealers of Montreal, has assigned. TUE, RELIGIOUS WORLD. 13ritton, ALP., has been elected president of the Kingston branch of the Bible Society. News has been received of the dedica- tion of, the ISnion Church at Skagnay, erected through the efforts of Rev. R. M. Dickey, Presbyterian. According to a RADIO destota thu Pope has nominated .Father Seariel of NOW York director of the Vaticau Observatory. Be will reside at the Vetleau. tUiXteleRSONAT., Lieurailovernor Mitekintosh and toil- ily have removed from Regivato Victoria. The Earl of Aya, ealeat scoot the Mar* qui,: of Dufferin and A.va, tho former Governor-General of Canada, arrived at New York by the Teutonic. John E. Redmond, the Irish M.P., toad Mr. Rupert Outlines% leave earived at New York. The former will leveure oz the Irllt rebellion of 1798, and try to enthuse Melt Amorteaue in the cenwnitry pilgrimage propoeed for next July. TUE aaatolt WOULD. airs. Mabel Whale, has; been runuipg a trolley ear at Middleton, N.Y., but the men on the line eemet1 her diecharge. Her hueband le an eteginteo on the Erie Railroad, and he wanted Ids wife to re- turn home, but Axe declined. While Haveloels Wilson, the English labor kader, lias been touring in the United State', the Seamen and Firemen'a Union, has almost gone to pleteis, the nuenberehip having dwindled from 100,- 000 to la,010, and he press moon, the Seaman's Chroniele, has stopped publicae don, 'HE FIRE RECORD. A. Ere started in the mess room of Sing Sing Prieozo and the vonviete put it out inetteld ea' trying to useepe, "LoinhardY." the home of John T. Brush, the baseball mato-tate, three miles east or lutilautipolie, Ind.WAS gutted by ilro Saturday meriting. The lass ie Latihn-. mad at $20.000. Fire broke ont in the chapel of the penitentiary at Kingston while Rev. Father Meagher was celebrating AUKS. A. valuable oat painting of the Saviour, the work of one of the einivicts, was destroy- aud there WAS a eeene of pante among the feuutle couviete. et tee: I ei PAL MATTERS, 3. 3. Archambault, Q.0„ has been up - pointed City Attorney of elontreal. John MoCullogh, an Irishman. ral years old, was appointed Chief of Police of Greater New York, The state of siege at Prague, Bohemia, due to the recent riots, will be raised to- day, when the Diet Incetsi. In consequence of The retirement of Mr. Rouer Roy, City Attorney of Montreal, Mr. L. 3 Fabler, his assistant, has been appointed to that position at a salary of $4,500, and Mr. 3. L. Archarnbunit has been appointed joint City Attorney at a salary of $1,500. SUICIDES. jamee Glasby, farmer, near Canfield, committed sulc:Ide by cutting his throat; At Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. Sandbrink shot Dr. Shop. Rogers fatally and then sent a bullet through her own brain, dy- ing instantly. A 'man, went into the Grand Union Rotel in New York, registered as "Paul Anstie, Montreal," was assigned to a room, and was found dead half an hOur later. He used carbolic aoid as the means of death. William T. Buckley of Durham, Buck- ley & Co., dry goods, New York, shot himself at his beautiful home in Wave Crest, Long Island, and is dead. He was worth a =1111one-but became despondent, no one knows why. FOR BIEN OF WAR. Ex -King Milan has been appointed commander-in-chief of the Serviau army. China is reported to have ceded a large territory at Kiao-Chou Bay to the Ger- mans. It iereported that England, japan and Russia hare reached an agreementregard- ing Corea. Strathy claims to be still in com- mand of the 5th Royal Scots. of Montreal, and is making promotions in theregiment as if he had full power. The German Naval Depaatnicut has ordered that a translation of Capt. Ma- han's "Influence of Sea Power in His- tory" be supplied to all the public libra- ries, schools aud Government institutions. roLIT I CS- kottltioN. The Governments of Russia and Japan, it is reported, have formally recognized the Imperial title of the Emperor of Corea. Representative Belknap Of Chicago has introduced in the House at Washington a bill proposing retalietion against France if that country CSTVICS out the proposals for higher duties on Aniericau meats. Representative Johnson of North De- kota has introduced a hill in the United States Congress to repeal the law which has just gone into &feet relative to pel- agic sealing and the importation of seal- skins takeu by pelagic sealers. Senator Lodge has introduced in the Setato at Washington a bill for the con- seruction of a telegraph cable from the United States to the Hawaiian Islande, Japan, China, and Australia, A subsidy of $125,000 a year for 20 years is granted to the Hawaiian service, anti $75,000 tal- ditional per animal for the Japan or Australian section, (ete zoo ANT) CRIWAINALs. Lou Lawrolice, who esca,pedfrom King- ston Penitentiary six weeas ago., has been eaptutecl at Waterclosvn. Durrant's 2'eillaiTIS are receiving tin same treatmene as is meted out to those of an orclinary citizen who dies a natural death. Mrs. Sternaman. still claims innocence and hopes for a reprieve. Tbe condemned ivoluan hes failed rapidly since the death sentence was passed on her. A. true bill has been returned against Mrs. Poider and. eiciin Parslow in the St. Canute murder ease. The trial will begin on Thursday, the 13th inst., at Ste. Sao, lastique. Clark Braden, it night clerk in the American Express Company's employ, in New York, is alleged to have stolen $5,000 worth of Consumers' Gas bonds and $5,000 in cash and skipped. He had only held the position threedays. W. H. T. Dimwit was hanged. at :Sea Quentin, Cal, Friday, fer the murder ot Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williame Ir. Emmanuel Chinch, San Francisco, 135 March or April, 1895. The legal battle to save his life was one of the Most Pro- longed and stubbornly -contested in the anaals of the United States courts. ooroire 0S --CAN ADI New Rrupswiek Legislature is to meet for business Feb. 10. The news of the appointment of .Tudge Jetta as Lieutenant -Governor of Quebec has been coufbaued. Judge Barron has assumed his ziew duties at Stratford, told received an ad- dress or welcome from tbe bar. South Wentworth Liberals haee nomin- ated John niacin:ion,aor the coming contest egeinst Sanford. It is Stated that Sir Charles Topper will enunciate the policy of the Couserva- tive party at the banquet to be tendered him in Cerberry. Spain has been added to the list of countries entitled to the preferential tariff, toe:se:IA=1os. The Queen and Mr. Chamberlain sem messages of eynapiaby with the oielzens of London, in tho City Hall catastrophe. Mr. James Corbett, eight operator for d ee Ecu Telepbone Company in Bello - e ine, was killed on the Grund Trunk track. Captain Hall, who met his death 055 Wednesday at the Le Rot mine in Ross - lend, 13.0,, was 60 years old, and. tete A widow and several grown up children. Capt. Wra, E. Hall, Superintendent of tbe Le Rol mine at Rosslanci, slipped mid fell do= the main shaft, a distence er 600 feet. His body was crushed beyond =cognition. Au explosion took place at Glasgow during. a fire at Hetrick's chemical works, In which four firemen were killed and several people injured. Sydney Gleedining, the 21st viotim of the 14ondon city Hall disaster, died Sat - Imlay morning. Deceased had his chest crushed in, and be contracted cold. He succumbed to pneumonia. • Two Montreal laborers, August Botta. don and Joseph Elandry, who were going out to their work on the St. Lambert waterworks, were instantly killed by it South Shore engine whiola (gashed tato the side of a G. T.R. Suburban train wi Saturday. TRE DEAD. Mr. A. S. Abbott ex -City Clerk of London, died ab the age or 85 years, Miss Boys, agod 76 years, dropped dead while out waling et Guelph, from heart disease. Sir Robert How Meade, permanent Under Seeretaty of State for the Colonies since 1891, is dead in London. Major-General Yeattman-Biggs, who commanded the second division in the India, frontier campaign, is death He fell a victim to dysentery in India. Robert Warden, an eccentrio resident uf St. Catharines, aged 84, was found dead In his bed. He formerly lived at Picton, and his body will be buried there. John W. Cabot, a New 'York broker, died at his hob:vain Elizabeth, N.J., from paralysis. Mr. Cabot claimed to be a direct descendant of Explorer Cabot. • Major Moses P. Handy; the well known newspaper man of Chicago, who was ap- poiated Coramissioner•General to the 1900 Paris Exposition, died on Friday nt Au- . gusta, Ga. At 11.80 Saturday morning Mr. Adol- phe Mueller, German and French teacher at the Berlin High School, was found dead in bis room at the Walper House. He went to bed in fairly good Lealtb the night before. Mr. Mueller, who was one of Berlin's prominent oitizens, -was 50 years of age and unmarried. He was a German by birth. UNCLASSIFIED. The Canadian Freight Agents' Confer- ence at Montreal has closed. About 55 English emigrants arrived at Winnipeg Thursday evening. There have been no developments in the case ot the boxed human body opened at Charlton, Ia., last week. A rumor Is current in Hamilton that the Grand Trunk bolt works will be re- moved from that MO- to London. Montreal Street Railway Co. will here- after pay a quarterly dividend of 2ee per cent. instead of 4 per cent. half yearly. United. States women who wear seal- skin samples demand a tag from U. S. customs authorities for them before enter- ing Canada. The Minister of Publie Works has ex- tended the dine for receiving models for the monuments of Queen Victoria and Alexander Mackenzie. Willie Matthews, a Hamilton newsboy, was nearly frozen to death on Saturday night. He had slept under a doorstep because he was afraid to go home -without haying sold all of his papers. A despatch from Bermuda states -that the steamer Scotia has commenced the work of laying the male which is to establish tommunication with Turk's Island and Jamaica. A large English syndicate has beee formed to ereet pal ttial hotels at Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, Toroato anti Niagara Falls, The plans also include it big hotel In London, England, that will eater to the colonial trade. Miss Julia Ging, twin sister of Cathar- ine Ging, Minneapolis, Minn., the victim of murderer Harry Hayward, has lost her suit against the Traveler's Accident In- surance Company to recover the face of an accident policy on her sister's life. Judge McGee held that the murder volt not an accident. - Windsor people who owia sealskiu coats, racemes and capes are greatly worked up over the pew regulations which prevent them from wearing those articles when they go to Detroit. A Windsor merehant, however, is jubilant, because, he sue, resie dente of the Baby City will have to pur. iM4* their goods ab home. COURT JESTERS OF ENGLAND. I WI! Motley That Was Indeed Profitable Uniform In the Olden Days. "The Clourt Jesters of England" is the title oe an article by Amolie Wofford that APPeare in St. Nicitiolas. The author says; The kings and. queens of Eagland for * long time, In commm on with any of their subjects, kept mete whose business it wa0 to amuse therm. These men were the court fools or jesters,. and wed:, either half witted persons, called "natural" ' fools or really bright men with the gift of einging hamoroes eongs, telling laughter provokerig stories and making witty spectates, called jesters or "artideial" fools, That he must make mem at the king's bidding, be the jester sad or gay, was the only flaw in the jester's lire, As he was a =an of talent and often of education be was his royal master's oompanion. He was the reeipient ef frequeet gifts, and, though of humble birth, he could speak to the king AS not even the son of a hundred earls dared. Harry was Will Sommer's familiar way of addressing King Henry VIII. Scogen made Edsverd IV the vic- tim of his practleal jokes, and Tarlet,on tola Queen Elisabeth "more of her faults than did most of her chaplains," Yellow was the fool's true eolor. His coat was metley or partly colored, seine - times decoratedwith bells at the skirt and elbows and confined at the waist in a belt or girdle, from which hung a le.rge purse or wallet to receive the reward some ltaPpy jest or "merrie gambol" might bring forth. His breeches and hose were tight. each leg being of it different color. His headgear might be a roond bat smartened by a long, curling feather, and tho poet makes one of them say; By my troth, tbe thing that desire most Is be say ceppe to leave a gooaly feather, Sense wore a high peaked cap like that WOrn by eur elowns, or a ink's 'pearl winged with ass' vers, or terminating in the comb. of it eack, from oldeh fashion comes our word voxeamb, merualog "vain, showy fellow." The fool's offieial scepter, called bit "bauble," was a short stick- finished at the uppe.r mid with the figure of a fool's bead, a puppet or an irritated leladder, sometiroes coataining sand or Oried peas. With this he would playfully belabor timee that displeased him or startle "ivadvertent uoighbora'" by a clap from it. Rut, etas, It was sometimes meal obastiee the fool himself wben mnlapert. Another dress that was also common in Shakespeare's time was the long Wei° or petticoat, This was originally worn by the "natural" fool and was composed of sheepskin, but it was afterward adopted by the "artificial" fool and made of sortie rich material. TliF 1111 oF Inrirrs 1 ALWAYS FOLLOW PIE USE Or DE, WILLIAWS PINK PILLS. Two Oases In Which They Restored Health and Strength After All Other Meant Had Icalled—Wiliat They Have Done for (Altera They Villa Do for Too. From the Colborne Exprese. • There are few if any people in Mur- ray township, Northumberland county, to whom the name of Chase is not familiar. Mr. Jacob Chase, who has followed the occupation of farmer and fisherman "and fishdealer is especially w ell known. He has been a great suf- ferer from rheumatism, as all his neighbors know, but has fortunately succeeded in getting rid of the disease. To a reporter he gave the following particulars: 1 had. been it sufferer from rheumatism for upwards of twenty years, at times being confined to the house. At one time I was laid up for sixteen weeks, and during a portion of that time was confined to my bed and perfectly helpless. I had . the benefit of excellent medical treatment, but it was of no avail. I believe, too, that I have tried every medicine advertised for the cure of rheumatism, and I am sure I expended at least $200.00 and got nothing more at any time than the merest temporary relief. At last I was induced to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial, and from that time I date my good fortune in getting rid of the disease. I continuedusing them for several months and daily found that the trouble that had made my life miserablelor so many years was disappearing, and at last all traces of pain had. left me and I was cured. I say cured, for I have not since had a recurrence of the trouble. As proving the diversity of troubles for which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a cure it may also be mentioned that they restored Mrs. Frank Chase, a daughter-in-law of the gentleman above referred to, to health and strength" after all other means had ap- parently failed. Mrs. Chase says 'I can scarcely tell what my trouble was, for even doctors coulcl not agree as to the nature of it. One said it was consumption of the stomach, while an- other was equally emphatic in declar- ing that it was liver trouble. One thing I do know, and that is for years I was a sick woman. I know that I was afflicted with neuralgia, my blood. was poor, and I was subject to depress- ing headaches. My appetite was not good at any time, and the least exer- tion lef t me weak and despondent. A lady friend who had been benefittedby the use of Dr. William's Pink Pills ad- vised me to try them, and as they had also cured my father-in-law, I d.eter- mined to do so, and I have much cause for rejoicing that 1 aid., Inc you can easily see that they have made a well woman of me. 1 took the pills steadily for a couple of months, and et tho end of that time was enjoying the blessing of good. health. It gives me much pleasure to be able to bear public tes- timony to the valise of this wonderful Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure by go- ing tO the root of the disease. They renew and build up the blood, and strengthen the nerves, thus driving disease from the system. Avoid imi- tations by insisting that every box you purchaee is encloeed. in a wrapping bearing the full trade mark, Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills for Pale People. ive Arab Maxims. Never tell all you. know; fer he who tells all he knows often tells more than he knows. Never attezepe all you con do ; for be wbo attempts everything Ite can do often attempts more than he eau do. Never believe all you, hear ; for lee who believes all that lie hears often believes more than he hears. ; Never lay allt all you eau afford ; for he who lays out everything he can afford lays out more thad ise caa afford. ; Never decide upou alt yon may see; for he who decides upon all that he sees often decides on more thau lee sees. Some Little Inaprovement. A missionary, in his report to the bishop, wrote : ``I much 'regret that my flock ars Still 41ddicted to ctrinibalisen, but, thanks to my example and precept, they are be- coming so far civilized that the use of knives and forks is becoming quite com- mon." A 8AR8AROUS SURGICAL, CP ERATION, lrer the Care or rues. It is notonly intensely painf ul,li gerto life and 'very expensiee, but in the light or Inodern medical research and settee the discovery of d'rask's Magnetic Ointment a surgical operation is nasally unnecessary. if yo55 have arty doubt on this point kindly read the following let- ters frompeople who know that our claims regarding the meritsof the Trask's Magnetic Ohatuttett am borne out by the facts. Dr. Burton Hubbell, Amelia, O., in a long letter, says, aroong many other tillage: "I have useil the 'Magnetic Ointment' in a number of careee en Piles end in no 04.54 bus it failed to give ire - mediate relief, and generally a pertne- mut cure." Wro. M. Watson. La Clede, Mo. says: 'My wife was Milk:tee. with Pifea for about three years. We tried, -various remedies, yet no relief was afforded um til I bought 1740 blittibi a VAX` 4Trasies Magnetic. Ointmeitt.' winei entirely cured her," O. L. Root, Monroeville, O., eve : 4*1 have been using your "Vresk's Magnetic Ointment' for illeoling Piles. and find it 13011)3 5550 Mere than anything else I have tried." The Trasit's Maenetie Ointment is prepared by Freneie Kahle, rorouto, and it is truly e v.. e !oriel remeiy for all forms el pilee. NA great has been the number of testine 5e11 tette.= received, by me from all parte 9.: the collate's' that I havedecaled t.. ptilsh eaell we(ile number of what letters and never nee the smile letoir te lee, but only fresh letters will be pito All drueemoiste 1,1Y+APAITIPna the TraSki$ Sragnetio tnetereer. ae they know front what their custieeers say that no rem- edy givee smelt _'5:'1 11 eatiefaction. Franets la7 Bay St., Toronto. Minard's Liniment Gum Doke. . — service. Service is one of tile -condition.; or so- ciety. It is due /ram all to all hi different ways, and the more fully and heartily 10 is given, the more happily and permt. nently will social life progreso So far from service ever being a mark of de- gradation, it is the very mark of nubility and he who reateee to render It whatever be his taleuts, or power of wealth, or edu- cation, is the trite object or contempt, It Is very often the ease that this service Is bought and sold, and, where the terms of the contract are fair on both sides aud honored by both, it is as purely it businesa water as the prtrehase or goods, their delivery and their payment, There is no question of superiority or Inferiority, no mark of authority or subjection in the one ' case any more than in the otber. It may be only a trifling cold, but neg. lect it and it will fasten its fangs in your • lungs, and you will soon be carried to an untimely grave. In this country we have sudden cluinges and Must expect to have coughs and coals. We cannot avoid thetn, but we can effect is cure by using Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup, the mediolne that bas never been known to fail in cur- ing coughs, colds, bronchitis and all af- fections of the throat, lungs and chest. Wanted SOlnething Exciting. Farmer—Come clown with me, Jack, and Pll show yon the cows. Jack—Soh I Cows ain't exciting to anything but gir s. If mamma:II put my red suit on me rit go look at the bull. A. Very ,low Train. "Dear, dear 1 1 suppose, conductor, this slow train has s ruck another herd of, cattle," said a traveller on the old T. Ge & B. Railroad. "Struck anothe- one ?—not much," re- plied the conduct r; "we've simply caught up again with th first herd we ran into, that's all." Dyspepsia or I :digestion is occasioned by the want of ac ion in the biliary ducts, loss of vitality 10 the stomach to secret the gastric juices, without which digestion cannot go on; a.so, being tee principal cause of Headache. Perm elee's *Vegetable Pills taken befor going to bed,for a while, never fail to give relief and effect a cure. Mr. F. W. Ashdown, Ashdown, Ont., writes: Parmel e's Pills are taking the lead against ten other makes which I have in stock." Where They Differed. Miss Kate --I like it man with a past. eMiiss sa iDwuapYlsi clauttee--"I"liinkg; it man with a present, and the more expensive the pre- sent, the more interest I take init. Roar Re Did It. "How do you manage, doctor, to make vourself so popular with all your patients 2" • "That's very simple, I assure those who only imagine they are ill, that they really are ill, while those who are really 111 I as- sure they are quite well." • DEAR SIRS,—Your MINARD'S LINE. MENT is our remedy for sore throat, colds, and all ordinal y ailments. It never fails to relieve and cure promptly. CITAFLES WHOOTTEN. Port 111 ulgrave. It Must Fuji. "This here corn n ‘i aeon," said the bar- tender, O that is tryiu' to figure out.e new money systetn—" " They eia sure on a dead one," inter-. rupted Sporting William. "I've played every system ever .got up by mortal man and there isn't one of them that there ie STAY2npn.ey,ain." Cure for Drunkenness. It is an established fa.et that tho Dyke Cure removes all crave for alcoe Iloilo stimulants in a few days, MO l A four eveeks restores the patient to hia normal condition. It is a. simple vege- table tonin. No hypodermic injections. Can be taken privately as a home treatment, with ea bad after-effeets. or no loss of time from business. For further partieulars address DR. MC- TAGGART 44 Bay street. Toronto. The following is from Dr. Smith, Surgeon of the Miehigan Central Rail- way ; ThOMILZ,. “ld.t Dee. 24, 181, My Dear Doctor,— In reply to your enquiry as to the permanency of the cella in the ease of Mrs. --. I am MOSt happy to inform yost that the re- sult is most satisfactory. It is no* over six months since she took she treatment, and she informs me that she has not the slightest desire or cre.ving for any kind °Wetter andnever thiuks about it. Her appearance and actions would indicate this, or she look.? as fresh and as young; as when I first knew her, twenty years ago. She waa naturally relined and neat, but had, through dissipation, become terribly haggard anti Osie felt a dread to meet and talk to her. Iler ease had become really pitiable, but the change since she took the treatment is most wonder* ful—site is cheerful and happy. and has regained. her old-time neat and tidy. like Appearanee, and the change in Iter home is just as great as in herself. One CAA scarcely realize it without seeing it. I have every conedemee and ery, reason to believe in her ease al() core ts permanent. Yours very truly. W. E. Smith. M. IL ----- Not Melt to 'least a. 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