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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-2-12, Page 6ea. ----hanileasee • ealmeribees who do uot reeeive thcee lee.laet re -gale -On will pleiteee acetify as eteeeece Cell a; the etlize for aelveneeeee even THE EXETER ADVOCATE R$1.)•1aYs 1,1,11... 14$. 'eaea. no inted neweeraptin It is a leret licad tea^ lozows no turniug 'When a pretty girl peva, a szurial m.0eonvennients e, weinaa'a prett‘.' teeth. bilt at man makes her la• ugh. The belle the ehoir often brings more ) young men to etherele "hate the bell in the I iteeple. The man with plenty of push is usuallY meeccassfea, but he isn'e in it evith the man w im has a pulL Mouey talks. Pers that s why the- a woraan's heaa ou the silver dollar. Age xuay not be gam:lolls, but it is sure to tell on a woman In the course of time. The city sidewalks are used by pedes- trians, but the crab itee a side -walk a 1110 awn. A max always tries to follow the straight tied narrow pada when it genies to ling o woman Is ever really angry if a man, trtes to bass her, but earn° of them make pretty big bluff a tlukes. To melte friends of Melt put money in taeleauesa To woke- friends of lemon show ehera how to beeotue more beautiftel. --Cbieago News. SIIttere With nig selerlee. At the top or the tichalaitio profession are the head mastereo the great Public *deeds. Some of these draw it:comes ale Mose equal to those of judges or bishops, 'rim be. master at Eaten get e anollt £4.500 a year. T -lie heed =Star at Harrow gets a salary of e1,500, plus the preats of a bonding bowie of ail boys at 490 emit, gross -17,200. The total income of the bead master of Charterhouse is about 46,042 1gs. Rugby may be classed with lIarrow as a payiate schooL Winchester is not I* good. A house master at Eton has 40 boy8—al11 for board, and £21 each papilt if the master is a classical man awl not oaly a dame" ; gros% £4,440. As.sistaut nlaSters at 14 -ton get 4300 tor the fire; two yew's; afterward tbe fees briug the:mm=1i Up to an average of about iS00—Strand Me:seethe. hire. Celeste Cuaa, .$,) amuse, N. Y., writes "For years 1 eonia not eat many kinds or roita without produciag a burn - ng pain :a my stomach. I tookelaartnelee'e Mae maiareling to (lane - dens under the of 'Dyspepsia or In- digestion.' Oe box entirely cured me. I can now eat anything 1 ("loose, without distressing me iu the tape." These PIUS do not elause path or grieinge aud should be useti when a cat hall le le, required, Cause of Worry. Mrs. T.—I an worried because my hus- band is keeping amiet la lig from me. and. X don't know what it Mrs. 6.—My huseand, too, is keeping something from me, and I ain worried be - wise 1 nnow 'elm a is. Mrs. T.—Indeed! What is It? Mrs. is Mt Moy. Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, In the Dar'wer Shop. "Who was that man who chuckled so in your chair," Jaekson " Dat's de feller dat writes de funny things in de Daily Wheezer." "What was he elm ekling about?" "I was slatyin' hie neck, Ana, an' all of a sudden he called. me *a hot barber.'" "What did he call you that or?"f He said I had -come to a boil." Can Recommend 1 ;.--Ir. Enos Born - berry, Tuscarora, wra e -,z "I am pleased o say that Dr. Thom aa Eclectrie Oil is - all that you claim it to be, as we have been using it for years, both internally and externally, and. have always received benefit from its use. It is our family medicine, and I take great pleasure in recommending it." Going Back to Original Principles. "George is in Cincinnati, you know. hada letter from hizu to -day." " What does he say about that accident in the play -house?" "Be says the people down there have wisely determined to keep out of theaters liereafter and stick to the beer halls." Not a safe Companion. "I'll not go hunting agaitt with job - stock." "Isn't he careful with firearms ?" Worse than that. He has the biggest etook of old stories of any man in town.'" If a man could jumpas far, in propor- tion to his size and weight, as a flee, he could at a single leap pass from St. Louis to Chicago. Little Sins. 768501 will sink whether flied with heavy stones or with sand. Fine grains of sand will bury travelers in the desert. Fine flakes of snow, so light that they seera to bang in the air and scarce to fall, w ill., if they gather over the sleepy way- farer, extinguish life; if they drift, they will bury whole houses and their dwell - era Fine delicate sibs, as aeople think them, will chill the soul and take away its life.—E. B. Puny, D. D. Its tise Discovered. , "What is the use of the vermiform ap- pendixr asked. the teacher of the class in physiology, 'The vermiform appendix,'' promptly answered Tommy Tuelter, "is useful to keep things out of."--Cidego 'Tribune, • Just Try It. ,4 . If you would know the vast unknown, It el sed bat to your lot befall , • . To meet and talk an hour with •The man who thinks'be knows it all. —kiehmond Dispatch. Ileasotiable objection. "FleppertOn says he won't inarry any one but a widow." DOINGS OF THE WEEK ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD teeenea, leasictuatea and reeeerveal. Fitley Vavagraplie eor the Perusal, of leraetleae neopte Rereanal, Folitiesd end l`rodtahle. feae.ITleatanCeefiania The lirst session of ebe new Padiameat of Nova Secede was, openea Tleureday. The speedi from the eiwone spoice of the - Tem:a,prosperity and referred te the Met • that the 0114114 of eeal Wati the largeso in the history of. the province, 1ou. E. A, Inwreuee, t'olebestereves re-eleeted Speaker of the Aeseinialy. THE WEAT111.0A. At Malone, .N.Y., Thursdayy the ther- naaneeer registered 25 degreee below zero. At Hellen% the reading NVUS 34 below. The Weather in Constentinople is .storne.v, acoonmanied by a heavy fall of snow. There leave been =Any wrects in the Meet Sen. HAILIWAH at,VatuIANGS. Mr. T. White, C.E.. of St. Thoroas. has been appointed thief engineer .of amen:ace non of tbe uw 1. atoll Railway anti with leave at once for the scene of bislabors. Mr.. Kavaaegh ofSarzatogo* will ham - duce in the State Assembly at eallemy a • biU te compel railroads to sell 1,000etille tiekete at ee a utile, good on all =Meade la the Stem. TUE nAUteir. Welenee. Owing to the bread riets in Italy it bus been ilia:idea to cell ottO one class of the re.sqrves. Six of the large woolen mins of Al - moiety, Ont., bane resumed operations after nearly two years' idleness. There is a aril:0 on at the Aliment° woolen mills. Abone a00 employes have quit, niost of whom aro women and girls Ana it is thought probable tbaz the strak ers will lumber 1,000 before the week is out. TU AGIticulaultAL WOULD, In Chicago Wednesday January wheat sold. at al, It is said Italy will have to import 40,- 009,000 bushels of wheat before the next harvest. Thera were over 1,000 entries at the Hamilton poultry show last week, tite biggest affair of the sore ever held in the town. SUICIDES. Mary MeAr; bur of Broekville took Paris green Monday end died yesterday. Captain George R. doss, editor and proprietor of tbe Chester Counra Demo- crat at Westchester, .Pb.., committed sui- cide by inhaling Illuminating gas. Before ldlUng hiantelf be wrote the, following nom: "'Standing Olt the brink of eternity, I ask the forgiveness of all as I forgive all. No flowers, no funeral. Good-bye. God bless you," 'mum aesee COALSIERCE. Bradstreet's weekly review of trade says the situation in Canada bas improved since snow fell, and the outlook is good. The British American Coal Company bas been incorporated with a capital of $100,000, It theludes tunongst the in- corporators Clarkson, Jones, Frederick Wyld, W. T. Jennings, N. R. Brock, John Fled, S. F. Maclairaton, J. G. Jones and others of Tercet° and D. 0, Mann of Montreal: TEfill EIRE =COBB. 11r. Washburn's residence at latisley was damaged $800, and the contents about $4.00, by fire on Saturday. F. M. Hawley's stationery store at Co- bourg was gutted by Ere between 9 and 10 o'clock Sunday night. Burns & Co.'s boot and shoe store and contents, at Whitby, were all destroyed by fire early Sunday morning. Insurance, $700 on building; on stock, $1,000, The large inclosecl pavilion in Prospect Park at Niagara Falls, N.Y., was laureled to the ground early yesterday morning. Loss $2,500. Tramps are blamed. THE KLONDIKE. Letters will be carried from Vancouver to Dawson City for the modese price of $3ner half ounce. Two steamers which left Vancouver on Tuesday for the Klondike were loaded to their full capacity with passengers a.nd supplies. The London, Ont., Foundry Company shipped fifty dozen wheelbarrows to Van- couver, B.C., on Friday for the Klondike trade. A party of miners from the Transvaal left Montreal Sunday by the C.P.R. en route for Klondike. Several thousand are expected to follow them in the spring. POLITICs—FORVIGN. President Dole of Hawaii has arxived In Washingtou. Joseph 0. Carter of Honolulu, an op- ponent of ant °xenon, has arrived in Washington. lie i the business adviser of ex -Queen Li1iou k dani, as well as u friend on whose loyalty she can depend absolutely. . Mr. Teller's resolution providing for payment of Government bonds in silver dollars coined in the United States, at the option of the Oovemment, passed the Senate by 47 to 3e. It is claimed those Who voted for the resolution have not necessarily committed themselves to free coinage of silver. , • You imEN oir WAR. A despatch from Sebastopol says it is =named -there that a portion of the Rus- sian Black Sea fleet will be despatched to China. The Russian fleet at Port Arthur is helpless for want of coal, japanese con- tractors, who were to supply fuel, h tying defaulted. Ituesia ie anxious to seOure cernmumcu- tion between her northern coast and Siberia, and will try to estalbIsh a water route across the Arctic Sea. Th e Stigma° War Council of Spain will see bence Lieut. -General Weyler to two months' imprisonenent, but the pay- eenineut will grant him a pardon. • uNCLASSIFIED. According to the official report, there have been 884 deaths front the plague in "I hope he Won't Ina/TY Inill°•""M" An Order -in -Council has been passed, Bombay during the past week. dianapolis Journal. Love and Lovers. Love is indeed t paradox. Lovers? As to these, Some think they are a pair of clacks ci And some a pair a geese! authorizing the issue of modus vivendi licenses to American fishing vessels in the waters of the Atlantic, as has been in vogue for the last ten years. A despatch from Kingston says all the claims against the steamer Rosedale have been paid by vhe unaerwrithre, mud to Kingstou Foundry sod Locemotive Works have been asked ter tenners to repair the boat. eeri Ottawa despateh says the "Standa tled Iereautile Agenca of Toronto is being sued on behalf of Meriou Ecclee Of AI lactate for MOOG damages for libelin publislaiag Mr, Eceleef name in a list of dellne,uent debtors. A. London, Vag., editor has been lined -£20 for offering 41200 for a correet esd mate of the Member of births aud deaths in London eaeh week. Te had been mak- bag money fast by the fake, but the lot - tet? Jaw was invoked two, he was arreseen and convicted, CRIBB A.ND CRI ALS, Herr Trojaa, editor of tdd he Klaer- adateela of Berlin, has beers senteaced to two months' imprisonment in a force for lese nialeste, in eartneaing Erapexer The Luetgert murder trial at Chicago is not expo:tea to reach the jury for a week yet. The prosecution is engaged in trying to discredit the fieldmice of the prisoner. Wyman Cluckstein, a dwarf, had. a emetplete.whisky plaut in operationin the heare of New York City. The authorities "got on to it," and now the dwarf is under $1.500 bonds to answer a charge of illicit diszilitng, Eli Blake. postmaster at Tougawa, Oklahoma, was Nene-Lela needues-day night and beaten to death. Blake was a dectoon of the Baptise Churele end hed been a leader iu en attempt to drive the salreme out a T011gaWa. The atteek upon him followed the :arrest, of four saloonkeepers. TUJS DelAtr. Count Ludwig Tina a galigar7 is aL Jules Emile- Riclabourg, the Frouch novelist, is dead. M, Paul Felix Tallatie, the well-known vete= Fretada actor, is dead, X, Jules Etnile Peen, the eminent Frenteli surgeon, le dead at Paris, John Laird, elle celebrated shipbuilder of Birkenhead, England, is dead.He was the builder of the celebrated Confederate warelaip Alabama, which cost Britain somuch. Tile Rev. Jacob Kaechele, aged 05, pastor of the United EvangelicalEnonan- uel Chureh, is dead in Buffalo. Re pante to Amerlea in 144., locating in Aleut - real, Canada, where he remained until 1880. Charles F. Reed, one of themost prom- Ineut men In California's history, has 5ust died at Auburn. Cal. He came to Auburn in 1849, was prominent ally, and at one time was the wheat king of California. PURELY PERSONAL. Dr. Jameson, the former leader of the TransaL reiders, has arrived. in London. laaly Salisien7 Is still very feeble, a fact whith has an important bearing on polithed affairs. s. Herbert Spencer is in exceediugly feeble health from an affection of the heart, and bas removed from London to BrIghton permanently. Joseph McKenzie', late Attorney -Gen- eral, bus taken his seas an the bench of the Supreme Court of the United. States as an asset:late justice. James Frederick Gates, light complex- ion, inelined to be tall, between 17 and 18 years of age, has been mysteriously tnissing from his home in Teronto since the 24th. His mother Is almost dietracted and will be glad. of news of her son. The German Emperor Tbursday com- pleted 39 years of life. and the annivers- ary of his birth WaS celebrated througle- out his Empire more generally than usual. His mother and relatives congrat- ulated lahn, and. the newspapers, ix !elat- ing Socialist organs, had kind thing; to say about him. THE RELIGIOUS woRLn. The Pope will celebrate nmss at St. Peter's Cathedral on Feb. 13, the sixtieth anniversary of his first mass. Bier. "Wilson McCann, B.D., rector of Omemee and Emily, Ont., announced to his congregation Sunday that in two weeks he would say farewell to them. He leaves to prepare for work in the foreign mission field. Taylor Presbyterian Church in Mont- real has called Rev. G. H. Penal of Thamesford, Ont., to become its pastor. The vacancy was caused by the appoint- ment of Rev. T. Bennett, former pastor, as secretary of the Bible Society. In Notre Dame Church, Hull, Quebec, Eugene Campeau and wife on Sunday raa,de a public apology before a large con- gregation for having transgressed the rules of the church in being married. by a Protestant clergyman of Ottawa. Principal Grant says his letters on pro- hibition, printed in the Globe, were writ-. ten because he felt it his duty to tell his fellow -Canadians that his observations were against such a measure. He seems the insinuations that he wrote for poli- tical purposes, said he was an advocate of temperance, and counseled yoang men to abstinence, whieh was best for all men. CASUALTIES. The steamer Pelican of San Fraieciscri has been given up as lost. Half a million pooch of naphtha were burned and several persons lost their lives during a eonflagratio a at Baku, Russia. A young girl working in a shoe factory in St. Rea, Quebec, got her hair caught in the belting of a revolving wheel Satur- day afternoon and was completely scalped. At MillerocheS, Ont., Eugene Cote of Cornwall was working under a derrick in the stone quarries, when a stone fell from the hooks and struck him, crushing his head and killing him instantly. The British steamer Darlington, Cap- • tain Dunhar, lam with cotton, from Galveston Jen. 20, for Hamburg, went asboee at Marquesas Key, Florida Mon- day morning. Her captain and. mate have arrived at Key West. The two ecowmen whose scows were cut adrift by the fated tug J. E. Wal- lace off Fire Island, N.Y., on Sundae' night are safe. They were taken off the scows fifty miles from New York by the torpedo boat Winslow. A can of kerosene oil exploded in the boiler house of the Bonneville cement mill, at Rosendale, Pa., setting dm to the inill and storage house Both were totally destroyed with contents. Loss esti- mated at $100,000; fully hisured. Michael Seamen fell froze the fifth storey of a 12 -storey building in course of erection in New York, down an elevator shaft. His 200 -pound body struck a scaffold at the fourtlee storey, on which John Hammond and "George McNamara were working All three fell to the cellar' sand there is little chance of their recovery SHATTERED 'NERVES, The Most Prevalent Trouble ol the Century. It Accacice People of Both Sexy* and All Ages—A Complete Itrealtd.ova Fellows Veless rr01310 Nerk.541M* for Relief Are Trneen. From the :Newmarket Era. • Probably the MOSt prevalent trouble Oa this ematinent to -flay is nervous prostrae tion. How frequently we bear this term end yet how few appear to realize its full •deadly import. Nervous prostretiep 1818 be found among people ot all walks In life, and among children as well as adults, Among young people it is ofeeu the result of our higle pressure syetena of education. Among those of more natture years itmay be due to the cares of business, Or over- work, or, worries in the home, Bat wlaat- ever the cause, the inevitable result is a breaking down both mentally and Physio - ally unless prompt measures are tali;en, to stay the ravages of the disease and restore the shattered nerve forces to their normal condition. One such Sufferer who has re- pined health gives her eXperienCe for the bericdt of those less fortunete, Miss Falith, Draper, who residee witb her parents at Belhaveu, Ont., is n young lady who ja Very pOpUlar among berefrole ief acquaiatr anees, and they all rejoice at her restora- tion to health. To a reporter who cellesi upon her she gave the following particu- lars concerning horniness and cure. know," said the yoeng lady, "how 111 1 was last winter when say friends feared. that 1 Was gOing into a decline. In the early part of the winter both father and mother were attecked with la grippe, and' bad to look after them as well as attend to the household' wort. The strain was more than I could, stand, mad the result wasI fell ill. The doctor who was called in said ray trouble was nervous prestrea Von, and that it would take considerable time for me to recover, Under his eare was after a short time able to leave mY Zeom and go about the house, but my nerves did not seem to regain their strefagth. My limbs would twitch as though 1 had St. Vitus' dance, I was sub- jeet to headaches, had a very poor appetite and was so weak that I could scarcely go about. 1 had been advised to try Ptak Pills undone day spoketo the doctor about them, and he said he believed. they would do me good. I got three boxes, and by the time 1 had used. them I felt they were help- ing me and, I got a fUrther supply. BY the time I had taken six boxes 1 WM feel- ing stronger mad better than 1 had for years. All tbe twitobing in my limbs had. disappeared and my nerves seemed as strong as ever they had been. 1 still took the pills for a little while longer to aaalte certain that the cure was coixtplete, and sine the clay I discontinued them I bare not felt the slightest return of the trouble. I feel that my present excellent health is due to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and I an glad to be able to recommend. thenato any" one whose nerves aro in a sbattered con- dition." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a. teat) medicine. By their nes the blood is re- newed and the nerves made strOng and vigorous, and in this wey aleiaee et it Qn from the system. As:. .1.e. it Dr. Williams' Pink PiLe tat: 1112,Strry If feeling languid or "out -of -sorts" a box or two will restore you to vigorous ac- tivity. Ask for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and tate nothing else. Odd Notions. Faith can remove mountains, but civil engineers prefer to tunnel. right through. them. A clever man can hide the fact that he isn't wise; but a wise man always exposes his lack of cleverness, Indulgent mothers tell a boy to get up in a tone which encourages him to stay in bed. A girl's idea of happiness is to dance with one man and leave two or three other men walking the hall floor in jealous rage. lea Success which makes a man humble is success of the finest perfection. When a man fmds fault with his coffee his wife safely infers that the batter cakes are all right. , It is bad forin to confide lina,ncial pros- perity to your family doctor. It affects his bills. • -- Charity often covers a In -altitude of sins which ought to be covered. Minard's Liniment Cures Burns etc • Concerning the Ears. • The thin angular ear is said to aenote .bad temper and cruelty. Small and thin ears usually denote de- licacy and refinement. As age increases the ear becomes more angular and marked. People with, musical tastes generally have large and prominent ears. Abnormally large, thick ears are associ- ated with a eensual and coarse nature. • Great philosophers a,nd statesmen have been noticed th have large and doping ears. The ear of the great Napoleon was rather small, well fornaed, and with a curved lobe. The ,Marquis of Salisbury's ear is mas- sive and well proportioned, mid has a slop- ing position. Mr. Gladstone's ear has a curved hang- ing lobe, lies close to the ear, and has a eloping position. It seems possible that the writer of the above may be one of those individuals with cars about one fooe in length, mas- sive, well formed, with upright or occa- sional sloping, position. • Starting the New Year. „ How good: it seems to be free from the ^rile tobacco habit again. • , aieeeeee. Rheumatic ? ,- / Unbearable aehino‘b?—Constant pain ?---Stiff joints P—Swolleii joints? Crippled limbs ?—Are these your symptoms ?—What ha 8 proved a God -send to Others wil0 have testified that life was a turden until Trask's Magnetic Ointment was tried. will 'help you :too—acute or chronic, makes no matter, there's the potent power in/this wonderful healer that puts failure out of the possible—its applivations are pene- trating, its effects are immediate, soothing—gives Vea.,ant aud quick relief, and in its persistent using you:re guaranteed 8 perfeet eui e. "1 candidly feel that Trask's Magnetite ollitinpat means lit saving my was troubled with leitts! lamellae eat for tett years, --it acted like a charm—relieved like magie a :el eartel eempletely." --Mrs. L. a Pratt, Konantz, FitAxcis U. KAHLE, Tonna( „ At 141 Druggists and :Medicine Dealers. Price 25e.and Hoped to Gain gaperienee, He wallealinto the furniture shop with a nervous air anti tried to look as if be were quite accustomed to that sort of thing. Tie gazed about the establishment 18 seareh of something and seemed per- plexed. "A nice pair, tbat." observed the sleep - keeper soothingly. as he saw tlieyOUllf,'" matt stand still before a couple of ellittilley ornaments, "Thai's what all the relattves and neigh - hors say," said the young Jima, blushing tlery red. "Bow dul you know about ?" "Well---er—they always are," stammer- ed the Proprienne taken abed; "You see." he oaed, recoveriug himself, 'Inn a mar- ried man myself." "Yes—exactly," said the eusenner. "Perhaps yoa can haat-111N If you 18418 —buy a oredle—I mewl, if it was—more— than you expected—that is, If they were more than you expected—do you think -- that one woula do or would one be—too small for—two, atul ought I to buy one for each? I shall have more experieuce of that kiwi of thing us thno goes on of course."—Pearson's Weekly. How's This! We oder 0n 1Tu.lr4 Doliars leeward for envease of Catarrh tee: comet he ruled by Hare Catearb Cure. F. J. CHBNEY & Coe Prem.. Toed°. O. We the Undersigned, baVe iiietWe F. J. Cheney tor the last 15 years. and believe Imu perfectly honorable in all businese traneartione and en- ancially able to carry out may obligatiou made by their firm. Wese Taarx, wholesale Drermists.Toledo,O, Walnut% Mame; a MARVIN', Wbolesale Drug - ghats, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Curet,' taken internally, act. Ing direetly upon the blend awl mucous mu - faces of the email. Price ric. per battle. Sold by all Druggists. Testlmonlale free. Beyomi a Doubt. "Is it true," eaked an English tourist, "that all Texas people are illiterate ?" "Yes," replied the native, "they are at , birth." Any 0' I School, Mrs. Crimsonbealt—DOes Dr, Goeasy be- long to the old school; Mr. Crinesonbealt—Yes; any old school, I guess, Mother Graves' Warm Exterminator is pleasant to take; sure and effectual In destroying worms, Many have tried it with best results. Dear Sirs,- —I have been a great sufferer from rheumatism, and lately have been mauled to ray bed. See - inn. your\ IMARD'S LINIMENT • advertised, I tried it and got, immed- iate relief, I itscribe my restoration to health to the wonderful power of your medicine. LEWIS S. BUTLER. Burin, Nfld. "Did you ever stop to think of the enormous amount of money wasted for drinkesmoking and frivolous dissipation?" "I have thought of it," said the great captain of finance. "I have been think- ing seriously of stopping some of it by raising the price pf provisions, Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere, Where They Get It. "I wonder why Prof. Waster always takes such a gloomy view of things. He is continually talking about the de,gener- acy of man." "Oh, that's the way with most of those Introspective fellows." Her Ancestral Record. Several ladies wore boasting of their re- volutionary ancestry, when one who had not taken part in the discussion said: "I can beat you ale" "Go on." "One of my ancestors was a Knelt and another was a Campbell." Why go limping and whining about your corns, when a 25 cent bottle of Hello- way^s Corn Cure will remove them ? GiVe it a. trial, and you will not regret it. Away Behind. "Mrs. Sulloway is not a slave of fashion, Is she ?" "She always seems to be dressed in the latest style." "But she hasn't any nervous prostration yeti" ' The great demand for a pleasant, safe and reliable antidote for all affections of the throat and lungs is fully met with iu Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It is a purely Vegetable Compound, and acts promptly and magically in subduing all coughs, colds, bronchitis, milanamation of the lungs, etc. It is so f,palatable that a child will not refuse it, end it is put at a price that will not excluc a the poor from Its benefits: There Are 0 hers. Jack—I hear nou had a narrow escape from a grizzly 1nthe mountains this stun- raer. , ; / Ella—Yes, indled. ,It was the tightest squeeze I ever ha. • „ „Jack (putting a is'i arm around her)— Well that grizzly 'n ,not the only member of the " press Assoc Won." The Lord'. Prayer and neutdisna A curious proof of how teintelOUSly paganism held its ground for some gene erations alter tile anajority of the peoples. had leaenne tabrietiene is found in a Gaelic version of the Lord's Piuyer, whicb up to a very reeent period existed in parte of Cork and Kerry. Inetead ef "Lead us Pet beta temptation," "No Leig sinn talraoldheectea was add, meaning "Ale low as not into Druidism,"—Freemanti Journa Out of Sons,—Sympeome. Headaches loss of appetite, furred tongue, and gen- eral italispositien. Theee symptoms, in riegleeted, develop itgo acute disease, it is a trite saying that an "ounce of proven - tion is worth is pound of cure," and a. little attention at this point may save months of sickness and large doctor bills, For this complaint take from two to three. of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills on going te, hed„ and one or two for three ulgbts ha succession. end a cure will be effected, Peeling itis Way, little hay about live years old, to tired for anything but sleep, refused Qua 'Ogler to say Ills weavers. Ills uncle, white was present, rani, "On. Iferry, would Ton go to sleep without adding CIO to taker caro of you during tbe night ?" The little fellow anewered; "1 didn't sa 'eln lost night; 1 ain't dein to say 'em teeviglit, and 1 aitt't dein to say 'em to- morrow night, and Then if within' <IOW* der me, 1 ain't do/a to ,ety "ent uo mere." Troy Thai's. if Ward's Liniment Relieve -s 1ieur41gia4 So "Very Bodo. not going to that female barber shop again. There's a deuced rude girl there. don't you know." "Whet did she Far:" "'Why. SIM", looked at my nutetawsh anti awaked inc if I would have it epongen off' or rubbed In." am..........••••=www.m.:•••••••••.“•••••11 Brain Trouble. Mamma—W.6,y don't you study your lessons as Tommy Smart ;love! Johnny -1f I studied lilt° Tonuny Stuart does, I'd be aff:aid of getting bra% trouble like he bete. Mamma—Has he 41113,7 brain trouble! Johnny—Must have! He says he likes to go to Wu:soli—Piet; Me Up. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL "ARDIEDA CEYLON TEA." Put up 18 lead packages. Also Japans and Hysons. n. CANNING & CO., Wholesale Agents, 57111,0NT Sr. SOT, TORONTO. PATENT BARRISTERS. nEtARLES ItICtIES—StICOESSOR TO ‘../ Donald C. Ridout & Co., registered patent attorney, solicitor of Canadian and foreign, patents and counsellor nod expert in patent causes; Canada Life Building, Toronto; books on patents and trade marks free on applica- tion. Me. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR BRUSHES a.nd BROOMS. For sale by all leading houses. CHAS. BOECICH dz SONS. Ifanufactmere, TORONTO, ONT, BOYS AND GIRLS isting tol:flake TEN TO TWENTY - from FIVE DOLLARS this month write us QUICK* We have a brand new 25e. articl Shat smart boys and girls from fourteen up- wards can sell rapidly, It is instructive, in- teresting, edifying. ara fascinating. Send .25o. for complete outfit to NICHOLS & CO., SS Rich- mond W., Toronto. watectiMOO,YSSCOCOMIDO or•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• g; • The E. B. Eddy Co's a. •• Calendar for 1898 EWill not be issued till March • next at the earliest. We have ' je calendar for our friends. • . • . been too busy to And time to • • get up a bright and attractive • 41^ • If you want a copy in March, send a post card request now to : The E. B. EDDY Co., • :' " Limited, i L, CANADA. • du' HuL • • areressesseteenlit T. N. U. 158 you - ,TO ATTEND THE NORTHERN COSINESS COILED!, For either a Business or a Shorthand Course. No 011. , should expect to succeed without* good business tale. ie. Announcement free. C. A. Fistulas. Owes $emi