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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-1-29, Page 6TT - Subscribers who do not receive their uijer ' regulariy will please uotify us at °nee Call at the entee for advertising rates. THE EXETER ADVOCATE. TR'CBSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1898. Paragraphic Information. An the Queeun dines::: table there is a *operate servant for ete.h person. Among the Wenner .;:habitants of Ger- many the are oniy In who iave passed their bundredth birthday. .A, curiosity has been nrought to light in East Friendship, eile -A luau wbo kept a diary slum Jan. 1, MO, and never missed a day. The Princesa of Wales is buildlog large riding school in Sandringbam, and. wand ite extrenae circumference is to be L cycling track. An Teersuithe nun at Bulogne, whose Ituudredtla birthday is to be celebrated, entered her conveut eigety years ago aed uever set foot out et it since. Couutess Samuei Gyulay, ot Buda - Pestle who was a Baroness Alice Beesly, is to Cenapete with the Priracess de Chimay by appearing at the Paris Olympic% in t'pesee pleetiquee." „ M. Casimir-Perier, it is said, baa heel enoegh of retirenteut. Ho le preparieg coutett agein bis old sea; for the clou tif Negent-singSethe, we beceme vecent, on bis election to the Preselency ef the .Freticla republic, Despepsiaann Imegestio W, Snow ' iseeniuse, te. e.„ ntvs "Plense stead ite ff.% grOcSOf Pa:S• We a.e aelliefs Mere Of Parmelee's inns than arty other Pill we 'steep. They have .a greet repu- tation for the cu•re of Dyspepeia and Liver Complithst." Mr. Cietriee A. Smith, Lind- . writes: "Parmelee's Pills are ell excelleut neelicien My sister has lame troubled with severe headacne, but these hare eureil Ler " Eton, 1,16 Put the Ittght Veer. Waitrese-le your order taken 1 Weuld-le-Dieer-Yes; the other gi It it Settle little time ago; init-er-X r,get whether toid Ler it was for this week or next. LiEllUSIII Relieves Naata, lotion Cera-Wiay do yea %remelt like t wear their hats at tiu, thinner ? . :Merritt -So thin when the . venan gee, to emit' the heroine, no elle (MU See tile; hair steed on end. Parents buy Mother Grates' Worm selenium:or berause they know it is rno -icine for t heir ie.:kid:ea and. an e tun: expeller of worme. •1••••••••••gmenImsli• DOINGS OF THE WEEK ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD Pruned, runctuated and E'reserved Fithy Faranraplm for the Perusal of Practical People - Personae. an nrolitable. srecinus. Scores of people saw Alfred Q. Green- leaf, a bookiteeper out a work in Chi - 1 ports to his Government at Washingten Itime the mob was gieting even with tbe :Americans rather than strilting at the Autonomist policy. American eitieens bed ! to seek refuge th the th S. Consulate aud Gen. Lee reports thet the situation is serious. 'United States thterventien at once VMS talked of. POLITICS- POREIGN. The French Chamber of Deputies bas restuneet its. sessions. M. Bon was re elected President, ef the Hollst". The last sesSi011 a the present Prussian Diet waS opeueri at Berlin leet week. The speech front elie throne ennoenced a budget surplus. d'ao. P.11111 frou the 16,ete nee's .r•Y or Lounet bee beeo. eleeted presnlent Uasonie temPle there m '4"u"'217.' """ 01 4)6 Pianch Senate. Seburerlenstner, by WAS reduced to pulp. Tien. esAnon weilenta, The .epereeivee of the New England etton mills were paid for the tiret time at the reduced rate an SaturcleT, and i - is fees -ea there, win be a strine, voMIllette- OVer tba St. Inwrence River from en. lug to -day. The reduction 'automats to •j leaNgvellCe. Geunty. N.Y. from :10 to 11 1-9 per cent. .and affeete. ee. bill has been reportealayorably from he Co:unettee on Naval Affaire to Con - Ines for the constructioa of $2030,000: guithoet to patrol the greet lance in the interests of the United Staten wbo wae premineneiu dm Innythe affair, was defeete 1 for elle vice-presidency. The td, S. Ifouse Committee on Com- merce has favorably reported a bill ex- tendieg the time for building A bridge over filen nulls. • Fielegnex FZUSONAI. ErailMegowan's divorce from Iiis first wife has been •enstained. This is the Trenton, N.J., men who =varied hire,. Raret‘s, nee Itiddell of Termites, ,Tobta J. Overton .of Cherleston, West Ta., 'aged. lea yee.rs, has just been mar- ried to Mrs. Many J. Herelersen,:andthey will at epee set up housekeeping. oexreesereseriesteieses, South Renfrew Coeservativee bayi weinated S. J. Dempsey, the .,eounty 'warden, for the Assembly. , LieuteGarereer Chaplean prorogued the Quebec,. Legislature on Saturdey and assented te 109 hills Pa$5041 during the eession. As bis sleitth was approaeltieg the 'Parliament buildings it upsee end Ilis Honor tumbled 011t but wasnoe hurt, littn tenni ilECOnet, •tnevelaud. Ohio, Jan. 17. -The' Mnsic wbicla was built in 1Se5 at a vest 860,000. 'wee destroyed by fire. During a be at Hamilton an excited Chinamen.juumcd from an llrtitoir win- • ce:Ay with a money bo itt bis arms. alighting it; the dark on Censtebie Veltr• ee Itttet. Tile Int estigation into the 'cause of the Loustou, Eng., fire, sliewe thee the less enelitheild. The 41187 toned that the NOS the work 01 "E-On00 person o,r per- • • stus • ;mown," TUE AfillICCIaL7UM. Ivonm). The orange crop of Southern Cantered •leeleg nerves -ten, is in prime mind The report of' the Helaine Sea Claims Conamissiell will as Congrees to Appro- priate, to :satisfy the award. to British sealers, about $4e0,090, principal and in- terest, besitles S.30,000 in counsel fees, and other .exreresee Preeeidene. eituteni 1. Doh hes left • • jionehtitt fee Washineten toconsole the 1. S. i itt4ott 0045 the :Annexe - n of the islands eo the United etats. O. (darter will alio be lit Weshinginet to work against the antleXatielt treaty. 'rho Londou Morning. Poet expressee opinion tbat President McKinley is rifting berelessly and Treinn to sItltsfy everybeely. The moth, k eays, is eitaos itt the Republican vamp, aud the mph( growth of lineenism. Ittfurtber seys. the /Tingley tariff bee proved a tediettioue failttr.e. 1Taest has commenced in Cube, end General Blaueo reperta to 3Iadrld thet customs receipts have inereased. Owing to the shortage in the hind valleble for aseTiculture lu New South Wars, the •GOveratinent ittwithdraNving 4410,000 acres leased to pentorale, and is eing fieratera 1230.11t this land. TUE ItUrie01010S 'WOULD. His:mercies name less been the subject of an elaborate ievestigation by a Dr. Lange, who concludee t 444M it le a =tree - tion of Bischefsmarit, and rejects the de- rivation f:enu Rieni., the little river tbat flews near the Bradenburg town, Bin. manic. ••••••••,01.1....11.1. For his Dew book entitled "Following the equator" it is said that Mark Twain will receive n40,000, the whole of which be -will turn over to his creditors, to whom be owes about $20,050 more. He has been invited by an Euglish publishing house to write his autobiography, and is said to be considering the offer. Ou Prince Bismarek's eightieth birthday is sum of 2,000,000 marks NVIIS collected for a statue of the "Founder of the German ljuity," to be set up in trout of the new Reichstag building. The jury on the monument was informed that the Kaiser's taste preferred Professor Begas's model and made the WM* I in consequence. Franz von Leubach tee painter, and Paul Wane% architect of tue Reichstag build- ing, refused to Vote with the jury. Herr Liebknecht, the Social Democratic leader in Germany, hai had the sentence e four months' imprnonment for indirect less majesty, inflicted uu him by a Bres- lau court, confirmed uy the Supreme Court at Leipsin A.Ituough he did not mention the Kaiser the court held that some of his words might seem to the hearers aimed against him, and by the doctrine of dolus oven.ualis it might be held that in his thought s he was insult- ing the ruler of,,Gerrnauy Einard's Liniment Cures Danuruff. Royal Reminiscence. The following good story of Queen Vita toria is timely: A number of years ago Charles Knight, &photographer at Newport, Isle of Wight, secured a photograph which shows Her Majesty not merely smiling but broadly laughing. "How did it happen that such a likenesS was obtained? In this way. The Queen -was visiting Newport. The mayor of the city was presentbag in a verbose and ful- some speech a magnificent bouquet. He had carefully committed the speech to memory, but in his anxiety to make a favorable inapression, with his courtly manners, his ponap and splendor of royal velvet and fur trimmed robe, medals, cocked hat and cable chains Of gold, he lost his place. After some stammering and stuttering he suddenly shouted, "I've forgotten the rest," and stood gazing at the queen like si stupid sohoolboy on yisitors' day. Then Her Majesty laughed outright, and the flustered and heartbroken mayor dropped the bouquet and fled. While the queen was laughing, Knight, the photographer, took the picture. • lainard's Liniment Cures Burns, eto. Was He 'Unselfish. A frail old farmer, ]aid aside from active dutiesby rheumatics and advancing years, Vas repeatedly warned by his son not to ascend the ladder to the hayanoW. Being anxious, however, to assist in some small way in the work of the farm; he persisted 171 ascending to the hayloft, till one day he fell frora the top of the ladder to the ground. His son and some of the farra eervante about, hearing the noise, rushed to the old man's assigbance.. Lifting him up they anxiously inquired if he was much kart "Oh, ay, he groaned, "rm gey saix.thirtech but I wouldha hae cared half -sae muon about it had it been ony ither body hut inysele" A new Methodist eliureh WW1 Opened Stone Ridge on the BrantIndlan rezer- don. Sudermarm's religious play Jeliannes." treating of the lite of John e Baptist, was pi -valved Saturtlay ztliit at Berlin, Stuttgart and Dresdeu, Ger- many, and did not prove a SUMS& Priacipal Grant lets accepted the rebel - lenge of Rev. Dr, /AIMS to debate the liquor questionthe latter to name tbe •date, whielt must be before the end of the montb. The wordy duel is to take place itt Kingston. THE 1/1:41.E. Mayor Templeton at Tann:Inver died suddenly from an apoplectio stroke, Michael Quinn died in Kingston aged 83. For 1,'0 years he had been a night watchman. Rodolph Herzog, a Jewthe leeding drygoods retailer on the Aan'erleen plan In Berlin, Germany, Is dead, A private despatch from Thomasville, Ga., states that Commissioner of Patents Butterwortla died tbere. Mr. David. 'Williamson, an old bachelor and retired farmer, who, with hisbrother, has been living in Watford Village for many years, dropped dead of heart disease. 3. B. Moreau, a 'well-known farmer of St. Lambert, Quebec, died on. SaturdaY, aged 65 from pleurisy. His wife died on Wednesday and the doctors say the cause was a broken heart over the loss of her husband. eAsionterans. It is said 800 persons were killed by an earthquake at Amboyna, Mala.y Archi- pelago, on Monday last. .A. tornado at Fort Smith, Arkansas, caused the loss of 20 lives and a million dollars' worth of property. • The inquest into the City Hall disaster at London has resulted in a verdict that the calamity was purely acoidental. Two townships have been obliterated and hundreds of settlers rendered home- less by bush fire.s in Victoria, Australia. l'he deaths from the plague at Bombay during the past week /lumbered 450. There were 1,807 deaths during the same period from all causes. Yesterday the section foreman of the • C.P.R. found on the track one mile west of Schaw- Station the dead body or * nein who had evidently been struck and killed by some train during the night From, papers On his person it seems elms he belonged to Tara or neighborhood OR MEN OF WAR. .A. despatch from the South of France intimates that the Carlists , are very active, and a rising may occur sooner than expected.. • Denmark is anxious to obtain from the powers a guarantee of neutrality, but it is said the same is not likely to be grant- ed at present. • Over 300 army oflicers in Havana will, it is said, plead guilty to having had a hand in the attack on the Havana news. papers the other day. It is reported that Captain -General Blanco a Cuba has been threatened by Havana mob and is mobilizing the loyal forces to be ready for it General Sir William Lockhart, the Commander of the British forces on the Indian frontier, has postponed his journey homeward in the expectation of a settle anent with the Afridis. A tribal war is raging at Terme, in the New Hebrides, according to advices from Sydney, New South Wale& There hal been considerable bloodshed and trader have had Dinah trouble, There was a fierce riot at Bavana ot Wednesday and Consul-Generil Lee re teettelet einD entente:ALS. . The Jay ewe to reliever 15,870 fro. LatiySyeee was continued as Inetlo yeiterday. Youne Ailistim the umrdeier of hi es. Orr, wiicenfeeeed bis crime the other day, hue titter tented that he intendea ,te hill Atitheny Orr also, The Frenelt tleverantent has decided pronnute M. Zola, the novelist, en w- ont of his cenueetiou with the. Ester- sv•Dreettis eraudal. .A. lame Prealdent of the Slats esiviuga Rink of Mummies was shot and killstiitt itis AMC* ae Butte, The (Time ruse to be the outelitie •Or litigtetinii. • Alex. .Aliteen, father of the murderer of 31te. Ore is in e preearious Ijtiun of health, cetrtit'a to his vut, s reaterselini. Mrs. Allistm 'still affirms the hey is inno- vent.. Anthony' Renu% eged ni, watt fetidly shot by Patrolman ti. .1. SentienitIC in Detroit Monday 4itt iniditiO4. it is said the endive bed been roughly handled he' geng of Inutile ruilians before firing. Fireman Charlie& Meyer eg, tee pritise Siet.ttlittP :31017 :Aiming, anti a felieW fire, nem named 'Watessit Mut it tight and the latter was lest. everitoartl. Meyer wee ar, rested on the VO -044 irettching New York. linen Mel Wont ittld Itebertenatigootne editor/ in Chiettgo and ordered the pro- prietor to hold up his hand% tiudgenn did not comply :Ind was shoe tbronete the head, dying Within an hour. No *nue to the murderers. Col. Plequalt, who le belleted •Wen ineught the t•harges ,tgaitiet, t ',mut 10,ii.es. hazy in Paris, 110.4 been ;varietal mud in- teire,ereted in the fortress of elont Vali ereau. Count Literhazy was tried by ourtenarthe .and a/emitted. W. C.. Nichol, formerly editee of the Hamilton 1.1crald, lies been Gommitted for trial at Vaucouver, B.O., for eriminal libel. He is now editor of the Province, Mr,. Stewart Bostoek's paper, anti wrote some strong remarks about Mr. Temple- man and others. enee Brill \ kN S LIFE. A I:, :1 tri CONSTANTLY EXPOSED TO INCLEs NEXT WEATHER. Ho rails Am, Easy Victim to. Ruvuma, tisui and Kluslred Troubles-.& Twee:tn. Year' Saffever Tells HOW He Founa • eleesoi From the Riohibuete„ .N.B., Review, Mr, Win. Murray of Cormiersville, k N.' B., is AU old and et -spewed fames and a, pioneer settier of the thriving, • little village he now makes his home, While Mr. Murray was yet a young man, he, together With ifis father an. brother, founded one of the beet mill properties to be seen in those eaely • days. The inlUs consisted of a sawmill and gristle:till, and were operated and • managed by the two brothers. Leber saving appliances, being then compaine tively unknown, the young melt were exposed to dangers and 'difficulties al - tram unknown to the present goner- ation. Oue of the greatest evils in commotioji with the business was Axe pesure itO wet and coldwhich, thmigh unheeded at -the time. have .erippied its victim with rheumatism, In. alnte eenversation regarding hie 41sease, Murray told the following story of his losses miseu and final cure by the 11S0 of Pr. NS illiam'e Pink 11118: "For ovee twenty years 1 have been n. eds. ferer from. rheumatism. I attribute the cause et the discese to the time ' when as a ,young Mall 1 worked at our mills, In the winter we would haul logs on the pond where the alternate thaws and frosee of early epring would, imbed them in the ice and sluele Whenthe tirtle eamik for steeting up the mill 1 would go out en the pond E,semetimee in water up to my knees and work away from morning till eight ebopping, logs ,out of the slush and ice. -1 was generally wet twee bead tn foot, and every second night of the, week 1 would, with011t chaeging .nty clothes. Stan up anti run the mai tin daybreak, So sou see I was for two deys at a iii110 ill a suit of par - elle wet clothee, end tide WOUld lest 'until the ice had meated itt the pond, After n .few years rkeutuation fastened H.NCLASSIFIED. 011 has been struck at a depth of 545 feet at Point Edward One Sir Julian Paunrefote hats celled upon Vice -President Hobart, thus ending the question of precedence in favor of the latter. Miss Helen Gould. of New York has given a scholarship of $5,0011 to t taunt Holyoke College, in memory of her nee- ther, Mrs. jay Gould. Edison has, it is said, discovered what he believes to be a new metal, whit% will do away -with the slow and costly process of making malleable non. Nine conductors and motormen of the Quebec Electric Railway have been sus- pended for allowing certain low charac- ters to ride free on the cars. Hon. Dr. Borden, in the Colonial In- stitute in London, said the gold output of Nova Scotia during 1897 was greater than that of all British Columbia, .The tempest -tossed steamer Gera, which arrived at St. John's, Nfld., on Saturday, used oil and soft soap to calm the water and the desired effect was attained. Prince Albert a Monaco has secured from the shareholders of the Casino at Monte Carlo his exorbitant price for re- newal of the lease of the gambling rekort. A. *theme is on foot in London, Eng., to extend the Thames embankment from the open spaoe on the west side of the Victoria Tower to Lambeth Bridge, open up new streets, etc. iteelf upon me as a reward for this in- discretion. anti ever inereasieg iui itS ulaliguity it, at last became NO bad.that for weeks in bueression .1 could only go e.beut with ttle aid Of crutchee. Ae other drove 1 was able to hobble about the house by the aid of two canes, and. gain at other times it woulhl ease or a attic and I was able to do a little work. but could never genii it for more than a voliple of limns at a time. The leaet bit of walking in damp wee- ther would overcome ine and I remem- ber one stormy night when I tried to etik from ewagne Bridge to my home, a distance of tive mike., that I had to tit dewn by the roadside six tunes to ease the terrible pain that had seizet my legs. Dutimie. all those years of agony I think 1- tried all the extent melitines I could got a holdof. but they did me no good at, all. I consulted doctors, hut my sufferings remained undiminished. In the fall of 1893 went to a dower in Duetouche to see if there, were any means by which I might at least be eased of my buffer- ing. The dottier alti.1 frankly, "Mr. "Matrray you eannot be cured, uothing can cure you." 1 was not satisfied and then I determined to try Dr. Pink Pills, 1 proanred leaf a dozen 'boxes and began taking them at once. I soon felt ft, change for the 'better and after my supply had been finished I get another half dozen boxes and con- tinued. taking them according to direc- tions. That dozen boxes was all I took and you so me nOW. I am alive and smart and can do any kind of -work. .1 did my farming this spring and could follow the ploup,h, for days -without feeling any rhemnatic pains. Yes Dr. Williams' Pink Pills did me a -world of good and. I etrongly TCCOM- Mend them for the cure of rheumatism." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills create new blood, build up the nerves and thus drive disease from the system. In hun- dreds of cases they have cured after all other 'medicines have failed, thus establishing the claim that they are a marvel among the triumphs of modern medical science. The genuine Pink Pills are sold only in boxes, bearing the full trade mark, "Dr, 'William's Pink Pills for Pale People." Protect yourself from imposition by refusing any pill that does not bear the regis- tered trade mark around the box. „A. mail service between Vancouver, San Francisco and Auckland, New Zealand, has been arranged to begin April 1. Steamers will leave every 14 clays. T. R. Harrington disappeared from the Walper House, Berlin. Ont., on Friday night last and bis friends fear ho may have suicided, as he was despondent at tunes The Aeohor Line, operating a line of steamboats between SC Louis and Sou- thern points, has made an assignment. Assets are given at $98,000, but no state - anent as to liabilities is made. IThe Board of Chiefs of the A.au.w has adjusted claims of members • who have paid more than the maximum assessment. The claims amount to nearly $250,000, and the available reserve is $850,000. The United. States Government relief expedition for the Klondike will sail from Portland, Oregon, on the 23rd 'mist Dye.% and Skaguay, with 60 mon, 100 mules and 250 ions of supplie& They go by steamer Oregon. Mayor of Vancouver Dead. Vancouver,Jan. 17. -Mayor Temple man died at 2 o'clook Sunday of apoplexy Or other itching, burning, stinging skin diseases—as salt rheum, scald head, itch, ringworm, ulcers, blotches, piles, can be quickly relieved and cured by Trash's Magnetic Ointment, Gives instant relief; has made phenomenal cures. It has been tested where other remedies have failed, has proved' all that is claimed for it. A remedy of merit-erecommended by eminent physicians—try Trask's-2$e. "I was a great sufferer for five years, The first application of Trask's Magnetic Ointment relieved me, and one month's treatment cured me.—P. J. O'Connell, Geneva. FRANCIS U. Kellen, Toronto, At all Druggists and Medicine Dealers. THE Ih.lisON 0.S ..,.. Mother ruce County Victory for Dodd's Kidney Pills. m !dove Victory for ilio Greatest Nile; is eines on Rorie; -abet Tide- or Cares Sweep* steediay osteeNe Caaks or 1:40Eitt'a itiscaSe, Diabetes or Aor Other teenier Deiease Dna Withstand' natitt's Mauer Dille* Lueettrow. Jan, the Theme 00111Ity residents, whet hew been cured of Kidney Diseases by Dodd's Kidney Pills, were to organize a vials it would have the largest inemberehlp of any Winder body en the contineue Day by day, he= by hour, the number of oersons cured by this wonderful inedi- :the increases. Every form of Xidnes* Disease, no natter how virulent ex- how stubborn, yields speedily and infallibly to Dodd's li.'itluey Pine, T. Devisee. of Liteknow, Was eured of Kidney Disease. reeently, by a few boxes of Dorld's Kidney Pills, His case was an eetreme one and no other remedy did the slightest good. Dodd's Kidney Pills win a victory over Kidney Diseaee imam wee eineette USED. They are the only medicine on eartiithat has ever eured Bright's Disease and Diabetes. These diseases yield to them as surely and inevitably as SOW melts before the springtime sun. The work of curing Kiduey Diseases reneinbles that of a farmer who under- takes to clear his land of thisiles. He may try a dozen methods, but all fail, till be hits On the right onee-one that has been designed specially for the one purpose, and for no other, Se With Kidney Diseases. You may uae hun- dreds of medicines, but none will cure till you try Doders Kidney Pills. They are made to our!) Kidney troubles, and no ether. They always do cure them. They .elways will. Docld's Isidney Pills also cure Lum- bago, Larne Back, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Paralysis, Female Weakness, Gravel, Stone in Bladder, ell urinerY troubles, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Dropsy, Gout, and all impurities of the blood. They are sold by all druggists at fifty cents a box. six boxes for $2.5% or will be sent onreceipt of prim. by the Dodd's Medic:the Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont, Some Oriental Saws. A man may be known in three ways by his purse, his voice and his anger. Scandal injures three persons; he who utters it, he who hears it, he of whom it is said. A. penny in a jar makes a great noise. The punishment of the liar is that no one believes him, even when he speaks the truth, The world is like the buckets in a well, the fidl one is soon empty, the empty one soon full. The exnulation of the wise le the life of science. e soraeone says, "I have studied and learned nothing," believe him not. "If another says, "I have learned but never studied," neither believe him. Banff still another says "I have studied and learn- ed," he i4to be believed. • • A sage once said, 1' I have learned much from my teachers, more from my com- panions, and most from my pupils." Who is wise? Vie who gen learn froth everyone. Who is etecmg? He who can control his passions. Who is rich? He who is satisfied with Ids lot. Who is honorable? He Who honors others: filinard's Liniment for sale everywhere. You need not cough all night and dis- turb your friends; there is no occasion tor you. running the risk of contractiug in- fiaruniation of the lungs or consumption, while you can get, Bickle's Antl-Oen- sumptive Syrup— This medicine cures coughs, colds, inflammation of the lungs and all throat and chest trouble& It pro- motes a free and easy expectoration, which immediately relieves the throat and lungs from viscid phlegm. Cured Insomattla. Brown ---I'm afraid lay wife's conscience trortbles her ; she never sleeps." Rev. Fourthly -Ah 1 why doesn't she come to church. Beware of Ointments for Ca- tarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and eompletely derange the whole sys- tem witee entering it through the mucous sur- faces. Such articles abould never be used ex- cept on preseriptions from reputable pliVSlelalle, as the damage they will do is ten fain to the good you can possiblv derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. .1. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaees of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen- uine. It is taken internally, and made in To- ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Cu. Testimonials free. ATSold by Druggists, price 75e. per bottle. Insisted on Accuracy.. "Yoa are charged with being a pick- pooket," said the magistrate to the pris- oner. "Then I can prove I'm not guilty, your honor," replied the latter, "for the officer says he saw me snatch the purse out of the lady's hand 1" The 'Vona gator rola Bmw, .4. school inspector was examining a class in grammar, aud ereing to elucidate the complex relations of adjeetives aod tteens by a telling example, "Now, for instance," said he, "whet .am 11" That Was aneasy question, and all the childreu shouted t "A Mutt I" and then 100ked round unaphantly, • "Yes, hut, whet elee P. said tile spector.: This was riot so easy, bun After a pause, a boy ventured to suggese • "A little man." "Yes, but there is eouiethiog Mere time that," This was a poser, but OS last an infant pluntentenou alitleit leaped, from his Seat ro his etigerness, and erica ; , "Mimeo, eirs1 kuuw, sir -aa ugly little men V* Mr. T. 3. Haines, Columbus, Ohio, writes: "I have been afflicted tor smne time with Kiduey and Liver Complaint, andfind Parmelee's Pills the best medi- cine tor these diseases. These Pills do not cause pain or griping, and should be used when a cathartic is required. They are Gelatine Coated, and rolled in the Flour of Licorice to preserve there purity, and give them a pleasant agreeatae taste Simple "faith. In the exercise of simple faith we shall certainly find more comfort than in any ingenious theory depending upon the con- struction of words about which distress- ing doubts will ever continue to assail us. Better than all, we shall receive the end of our faith. We trust God's word for our own salvation. Wey not trust him for the salvation of our loved ones, even though we do not see it here DEAR sots,—Your MINARD'S LINI- MENT is our remedy for sore throat, colds, and all ordinary ailments It never fails to relieve and cure promptly. CHARLES WHOOTTEN. • Port Mulgrave. Sore Feet. -Mrs, E. 3. Neill, New Arm- agh, P. 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