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'711E EXETER ADVOCATE,
t THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1$99,
Nutrition In Fruits.
rears are uot as nutritious as many
Sher fruits.
Le the ehspter on fruit the apple is
Accorded first place.
The cherry' to tough and is considered
A bad fruit,
Tions are delicious and wholesome,
*at the skin must not be swallowed.
Strawberries are excellent as a taxa -
Um, but care must be taken that they
are net tainted.
1'eat•hes are a source of disease unless
iratteu a few hours after being plucked,
for they soon become tainted.
3.asp:'aerries, blackberries, dewber-
ries, elderberries and blue berries dif,
ter fretn other fruit in that they are
astringent,
serapes are of great value be some dis-
eases. but the statement that they con-
tain the sante elenient as the blood is
stonerise.
The gooseberry has nothing to ree-
rcwzreerti it. On the other hand, the mut-
be;ry is exeeedingly wheiteseme, because
Of thee retests it contains,
They Drove Pimples Away"---.lL fuels
covered with Mutates is unsightly. IA
sells of ipterual Irregularities which
h
culd long
chave e slom eorrected.
�lsa
liver an dtbe kidneys are nat
pe
r•
formingtheir fuucttonsin the healthy
way thy should. and these pimples ars
let you know that the blood pretests,
ttrnielee'a 'Vegetable Pills will drive
them all away, and will leave the skiu
clear and clean. Try theta, and there
will be tanothcr wituess to their excel -
Dance.
Tarsus shod It a Rorie.
liiuste caused the death of a beauti.-
ful three-year-old tiUy at 1"loreuee,
Ata., the other clay. .i tamer drove
the valuable young 'Snare into fawn,
ASA as be was erseene. up tee prim:Ival
street a brass baud eu4\iculy struck up
Sts el;t`'?at reuslt'. 'Alae vette bad never
tear :my eoutid !tee zlaat before, aud so
venial was she teat she drupi el dead
hi the eletfts of 'the ;rap. 1 'cetera). -
ac: v e;lrgean wee Peanmietl tete a ateass
deo lerzel that the trlare had died. of heart
tint' til eeeitetlattil't e'atteed by
the sautes of the unareaatv7ined music of
as tastes fraud.
Minai 's Liniment Cures Darget In Cow,
Name* Uneven et Old..
instruments now known as the
telephone and microphone are of..cona-
para3tively recent tuventiou, but the
origin of the names dates back many
Sears. In 1ST Wheatstone gave the
i$tTne of mierophnne to an apparatus
Invented by !tint to render weak sounds
audible, and in. 1`i4.' a steam whistle or
Warmer giving relating signals in
• tome weather was called telephone by
taut. John Taylor. elute Sudre used
the same name in lane for a system of
,musical telephony.
DOINGS OF TIIE WEEK
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUi'4D,
THE WORLD
Pruned, Pitisctuated and: Preserved in
Pithy Paragraphs for the Perusal of
Practical Peoples — Personal, Political
end Profitable,
TIM RELIGIOUS WORLD.
The Baptist Young People's Union of.
America Met eV Richmond, Va., on
Thursday in ins ninth annual convention.
The Exposition Building is elaborately
decorated, and in honor of the. Canadian
pzevinoes the British flag is: eouspatuous-
lv displayed, There were 4,000 persons
at the opening session.
SPORTING.
The result of the professional double
scull race as the Sydney regatra Thurs-
day was a great surprise to the talent..
The Lynch brothers of Halifax were
beaten by the Toronto pair, Duman and
Aylward, who pushed ro the front and
won by two lengths, while the Lynebes
only succeeded in defeating the Brea-
sians, the other Halifax pair, by tbree
feet. Three miles; time 19.26.
Are you not well ? Are you pale, weak-
ly, depressed in spirits, melancholy. tired,
nervous and irritable" ? Then try Miller's
Compound Iron Pills. They will build
you up, tone up your nervous system, give
you energy.
An ld,•:a ir, t"tet«,elKtorr.
A white -enameled chair with seat up-
holstered in forest green eret"an, put on
without braid and with tiny brass teeke
played very close together, is to attrac-
tive that it forme the lteynote for a
whole set of delight fel furniture evolved
from a much beeeratehed and shabby
bedroom state. If forest green is used
to paint old furniture et shows its best
effects when oak is the wood, the hand-
some grain showing to perfection under
'the green color, and giving to the piece
a richness and beauty that are most sat-
isfactory.
RAU.ROAD Raeln doves.
The bill anittigaxnating the Canto a
Atlantic and the Qttewa, Arnprinr
Parry Selena railway passed the raillva;
committee on friday.
Superintendent Chamberlain .of th
C.A.R. at Ottawa gave a deputation of
the Brotherhood of Railway Trahnuen
s sot' Friday, i is seated,
t i. i ton an F ids t
lit le tat ,
and they will report at once to the
Brotherhood.. The meni ask inoreased
wages and a ten-hour day.
Cet.Ietal .AND CltlolxH.#li,S.
At Woodstock en Saturday Magistrate
Field gave bis decision in the diseased
woe case against James Bennett of East
Oxford, finding the farmer guilty and
fining hlrn $100.
It Is escheated. that the thett of George
M. Valentine, the defaulting cashier of
the Middlesex County Bank at Perth
Amboy, N.J., will amount to about
8I40.0e0 or more.
Si Smith, a Ilobershalu County farmer,
Who killed W. Bell. a eotnmerc a1 travel -
lee froth Atlanta, several months ago,
woe shot to death in the jail at Gains-
vllie, tis-, en Saturday morning by a
mob et leashed then.
SCeCiatieS,
Joseph Tt ,,bins, the Hamilton printer
who eat leas throat a few nights ago,
,rye he doesn't want to live and refuses
to take noarishnla•nt or medicine at the
hospital.
An unknown man, believed to be ono.
Weitis of New Fork from a pawn ticket
in leis pocket, deliberately filled his
pockets with about 2$ pounds oe stones
on Friday about 5 p.m. and as delibera-
tely* jumped into Toronto Bay at the
foot of Trinity street. David Johnston of
uooderheen de Worts' distillery saw hila
from the top of the company's elevator.
and although he eanle down at once and
gave the alarm Life had fledbefore the
body was recovered from the water.
POL'ITIC'S—CAN altleete
The registrar of the Court of Appeal
at (Sammie Hall Was notified on Thurs-
day of thefiling of cross -particulars in
the North Waterloo ele^tion trial. The
petition is against Dr. Lackner, the de-
feated Conservative candidate.
The investigation of the cage of Mr.
R. J. MoL,augblin of Lindsay. charged
by Col, Hughes, M.P., with having ex-
tracted 20 per cent. out of the farmers
:around Balsam Lake for' damages from
the Trent Canal, was begun by the Pub -
Do accounts committee on Thursday.
Mr. McLaughlin was on the stand. He
said all he got out of 18 claims was $365,
which if he had billed his clients in a
regtilar way would nave amounted to
86,000. He denied getting 20 per cent.
from fanners and also reactivity pay
from the Government for the same work.
For Inflammation of the Eyes.—Among
the many good qualities which Parme-
lee's Vegetable Pills possess, besides reg-
ulating the digestive organs, is their effi-
cacy in reducing -nfiammation of the
eyes. It has called forth many letters of
recommendation from those who were
afflicted with this complaint and found a
sure in the pills. They .atfect the nerve
centres and the blood in a surprisingly
active way, and the result es almost im-
snediately seen.
Forts-tvdo Tons Pressure.
An experiment was recently made in
eVienna to test the resistance under
pressure of steel and the hardest stone.
email tubes of corundum and of the
i finest steel were tested. The corundum
i broke under six tons, but the steel re -
listed up to 42 tons.. The steel split with
noise like the report of a gun, break=
iI Ing into powder, and sending sparks in
every direction, which bored their way
into the machine like shot. ,
Salt rheum and all eczematous coa-
1
osl editions of the skin are cured by the use
' of 'Miller's Compound Iron Pills.
The Armour Cadets, vbo have been in.
Toronto for ten days, left for home this
(Saturday) morning. Prier to leaving
each of the boys was presented with a
souvenir pamphlet of the city, Mayor
Shaw also presented Se the corps a bust
of Queen Victoria. Capt. McCreary on
bebalt of the Cadent suitably acknowl-
edged the gift,
THliii, DEAR.
William M. Peake of Niles, Mioh., the
original. Swiss bell ringer and harp
player, is dead at Belvidere, Ili.
Silncoe Kerr Loft, a full-bloo(1ed Indian,
and nephew of txronbyatekha,, is dead
at Watertown• aged 34 years.
Jeanette: Sobewerin, the shoat premia.
ant representative of the woman's rights
movement in Gterniany, ip dead at uer-
lin.
Pour ikoloolads and a iotilis of torpedo
boats have started for Bantam to convey
the remains of the Ozarewitch to Sebas-
topol,
James Todd of Stirling, Scotland, a
schoolmaster, aged about 50 years, died
on the Allan Liner Sarmatian of heart
failure while coming to Canada for a
holiday trip.
A middle-aged man named Nelson
Tryon dropped dead near Yorker, Ont,,
en Thursday morning, Re was leaning
a fence, looking at a passing train,
When he fell back and expired,
PURELY PERSONAL,
George Yote has returned tie his bonze
n A'Saellasburg, Sint„ with 421,000, the
stilt of a six Weeks' clean up iu the
londike, whither he will return,
Archbishop G. II Gauthier at King-
sten, Ont., is in New York for the treat-
anent by a speoialist for a trouble of the
throat that has been annoying him a
deal d l of late.
At thep bills private its committals
on
Thursday morning Abraham !ironsberg
appeared and gave eridenoe in the
divorce ease. The oomtnittee reported the
hill on a rote of 0 Le 1l.
The trial of Clifford Peteri,ou, the
/smug lad from Arden. charged with at.
tempted criminal assault, took place la
Chambers at Kingston on Thursday.
Peterson was allowed out on suspended.
sentence, It was *hewn that he bad. done
nothing prang.
Joseph :1L Hall, late of lot 31, con, 12,
King Township, is missing. Ile left
borne. sister and widowed mother early
Monday morning, leaving a note, whiob
said they could have the farm, stock, etc,
The young xnan was prosperous and bad
a good farm. No motive is given for hit
strange disappearance.
leliCLA$SU'iED.
Two citizens of Quincy, Ill., by Barry
Leitch, have sent $aa to the Burns
monument fund in Toronto.
The anniversary of the "taking of the
Beattie" was celebrated at Montreal on
Friday. The banquet in the evening was
a feature,
The French bounties) on sugar, accord-
ing to the Peals gerrespondent of The
Deily Mail, will probably be abolished
In. October of next veer.
Tho Government is sending a circular
to educators and members of college
faculties throughout France, instruot-
ing teem to stop ale Dreyfus agitation.
A Wav Ont.
Irate Customer—See here, young man,
bought this hair tonic from you and
It is absolutely worthless.
Clerk—We can't help that, sir.
j Irate Customer—But you • guaranteed
each bottle?
va Clerk—klxactly, sir, but we didn't
guarantee the tonte,.—Chicago Daily.
"No," saidthe married lady to her
fmother, "I have no idea where or how
he spends his evenings. In fact, he is
like the lamp; his goings out leave me in
s the dark."
Health for the children. Miller's
?Dorm Powders.
Lions Are Left -TI ande,d.
f A lion hunter who has made a study
of that - s peculiarities, says that
all lions left-handed. When one
strikes a forcible blow it always uses
Its left paw.
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
A rumor is on foot that a big combine
of the soap manufacturing industries of
Canada is taking shape.
The Middlesex County Bank closed its
doors at Perth. Amboy, N.J., and the
bank funds are short, possibly 5100.000,
and the cashier, Edward M. Valentine, is
missing.
The organization of the United Ameri-
can Glue Company, with a capital of
$35,000,000, was completed on Thursday
at a meeting in New York City. The
company announces that it will invade
Canada and endeavor to get a monopoly
of the glue business in British America.
T. P. Byrne, manager of the E. O.
Stearns Company at Toronto, received a
telegram from New York on Friday, in •
forming him that the banks there refused
to underwrite the stock of the American
Bicycle Company. Limited, and, accord-
ingly, the trust, which was to have in-
cluded 47 of the largest American com-
panies, with a capital of $80,000,000,
will not be formed.
THE LABOR WORLD.
The dispute with the tin plate workers
in the United States has been settled.
It is a straight increase of 15 per cent.,
which goes into effect on July 1.
The strike of the plasterers' laborers
in Toronto is at an end. All the em-
ployers
m-ployers have agreed to pay 24o an hour
until further notice, and the strikers
will resume work.
Only an imitation.
"Isabel, your new hat is absurd; it
just looks like a huge flower; bed,"
"Well, you needn't get so excited,
-Eldgari you don't have to get up "before
daylight and pull the weeds out of it.
f�ne of the greatest blessings to parents
aMather Graves Worm Exterminator.
t'. effectually expels worms and gives
stealth in a marvellous manner to the lit-
tde one.
Shanghai's Rapid Growth.
Hinee the war of 1894 the .()hineee
population of Shanghai has, grown from
..),(100 to 700,000. The attraction lies
ha the many new indh strlal establish-
ments,
Red t;tas,eK for `e:weknew
A new remedy for sea -sickness comes.
from Germany, Tile discoverer says
that sen-stekness is due to lack of bleed
el the brain,. and wearing red glasses
will send the blood to the brain with
a rush, and so relieve the coadittiee, vitt
aseribes suet: benefit as may follow the
use of ehalnpague and other stimulants,
Zee well, as the relief given I.
down, to the congestion of the braip
produced, and asserts that red glasses
act more quickly and efficiently,
There is not as more dangerous class of
disorders. than 'those which affect the
breathing organs. Nullify this danger
with 12r, Thomas' Eclectrio Oil—a, tail -
wade of aoknowletlged efficacy, It cures
lameness and soreness when applied ex,
ternally, as well as swelled neck and crack
in the hack; and, as AR inward specitic,
poes-esses most substantial dlainta ro pub-
lie confidence.
A hood A eta r,,,,t,oa,. •
"I declare, Maria, this is too irritat-
ing' to be endured, 1 told you 1 didn't
Want to he disturbed, and* here some-
body has suddenly sprung a most .m-
fernal clatter en me. What does it
mean?"'
""There wasn't any clatter„ my dear."
"What was it, then?"
"'Why I just happened to pass through
the room in niy new red and yellow
shirt walst. that's all,
"Well, don't do it again."
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com,
potted Iron Pills,
Ilene linea
"Our old neighbor leukins le the
meienest man 1 know."
"What bas he done?"
"' Vhv, you lsnow, when we broke up
tto sell all
CP 11 d0 Oo1�
nn lee n and rn r
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our household good at auction he. got
to e house n theplea that be wept -
ea to huy and then produced a writ of
replevin and tools away everything we
had borrowed from him in the three
years we have been neighbors."
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
The Last Straw.
It's bad enough to have the little
German band break loose,
And pile the misery on you
Without the least excuse,
13m what is infinitely worse,.
Than all the tunes they play
Is to have them come round with the
bat.
Suggesting that you pay.
The crew liv.irre of Sleep.
The little that Is definitely known as
to the rause of sleep is decidedly curi-
oas. says the Medical Record. Sleep --
perhaps the most marvelous Phenomen-
on in the world—may bo rightly termed
n mystery,
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot reach the
dleeasod p, rtion of the ear. There is only oue
way to curt: deafness, ane that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in-
flamed cnnditie,n of the mucous lin ng of the
1susteehtan Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you ltavb a rumbling sound or imperfect hear-
ing, and when it is entirely) closed, Deafness is
the result, and unleee the imfiamanatton eau bo
taken out and MIN tube restored to its normal
condition. healing will be destroyed forever;
nine eases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed condition off
the mucous saartaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that eamiot
be cured by Bales Catarrh Cure. bend for sir-
cusses free.
Ir. J. CHIENEY a CO., Toledo, O.
£ Sold by Druggists, 750.
Germanys exports to the United States
for the quarter ended with June last
were $21,000,000, us compared with $24,--
500.000
24;500.000 for the corresponding quarter last
year.
An Imperial edict bas been issued
denouncing tho universal peculation in
the collection of Chinese revenue, and
appealing for a cessation of malpractices
which aro increasing the country's
financial straits.
John D. Davis and hes wife, Mrs.
Louise Hltchcook Davis, at 11 o'clock
Thursday morning started from Tho
New York Herald building for a trip to
San Francisco on an automobile. The
trip will be the longest, if completed,
ever made by an automobile.
CASUALTIES.
Walter Currie, a farm hand working
for James Dennis, near Weston fell off a
load of hay and broke two ribs.
John Klein attemped to oross the
Grand Trunk Railway tracks in the yard
at Berlin on Friday morning between
two oars that were being shunted, and
was crushed to death.
Henry Weldon Dutrgan, the 7 year-old
son of Cornelius Duggan, messenger in
the postoffice, slipped off the rocks near
the foot of Bank street, Ottawa, on Fri •
day, and was drowned.
Thomas Burvill of Tilsonburg fell
from the roof of an addition to the Tilson
Company's grain warehouse at Vienna,
a distance of 20 feet, to the ground,
breaking two of his ribs.
While waiting for services to begin in
the Mennonite Church at Welseport, Pa..
on Thursday night Miss Florenoe
Oswald, aged 15 years, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed.
William Series, an old and respected
resident of Stirling, Ont., was instantly
killed on Friday evening by falling off a
load of hay. He leaves a widow and one
son and two daughters to mourn his loss.
On Friday afternoon the 2 -year-old son
of George Hainer, who lives on Mr. R.
W. Gregory's farm in Louth, fell into
the well. His mother heard bis screams.
but could not get into the well, and by.
the time she got help the little fellow
was dead.
The Rhonania Silk Mills at \7o11ege
Pelee, L.Z., shut down on, Saturday for
an indefinite period. More .than 300
hands aro thrown out of employment.
The condition of the industry is deplor-
able.
The arrival of 15 non-union glass-
blowers at Bridgeport, N.J., on. Thurs-
day was the cause of an outbreak on the
part of strikers, and the residents are
apprehensive of more .serious trouble.
The strangers were met atthe station by
a large crowdof strikers, who immedi-
ately stormed the train and captured the
non-union men., •
iron 1ssrir' Ol0 WAR.'
The bursting; of a Hotobkiss shell for
is field gun on the proving grounds at
Sandy Hook, ''l J., on Thursday disabled
two men.
Lieut. -Col. Kitson, commandant of the
Royal Military Sohool at Kingston, Ont„
and Lieut. -Col. A. R. Lee, military
attache of the British embassy at Wash-
ington, are in the west investigating
everything of a military and naval
nature.
No represonbations have been made to
the Washington State Department, as re-
ported . from Pretoria, touchinctthe re
ported intention of American citipene in
the Transvaal to become British`.oitizene,
le order to avoid impreeentent into ,the
Boer error.
RIG '$DOST FOR JAPAN.
Now Recognized as the Equal, of the
World's Commercial N•atlone.
Washington, e7u1y 17.--A new treaty
between the United States and Japan
goes into effect to -day, at which time also
new treaties between Japan and nearly
all of the countries of Europe and some
South American republics, also go into
effect. It is an event of farreaohing im-
portance in the relations beween Japan
and the United. States, as it does away
with the treaty methods which have been
in rogue for nearly. 50 years, and sub-
stitutes an entirely new method of pro-
cedure. The same is true in the relations
of Japan with other .countries. Taken as
a whole, the many new treaties which
go into effect to day plane Japan on an
entirely new footing with the world at
large, as she is recognized for the first
time asan equal in every respect.
Had a Struggle, for Life.
Rat Portage, Ont., July 17.—On Fri-
day night -about' 9.15 Rev. Solomon
Cleaver of Grace Church, Winnipeg, ac-
companied by his wife and Miss Roberts,
unset in a canoe behind Coney Island.
After many attempts; Mr. Cleaver man-
aged to get his wife a hold on the canoe.,
He found Miss. Roberts Doming up .for
the emend time and caught her under fide
canoe and got her to hold on. This situa-
tion lasted over an hour. In ' the %mean-
time they wore drifting into Barrettt'f
Bao, `where their cries for help were heard
s1Rd they were rescued.
Why- Net Add Sugar Cane?
A Michigan huckster is trying the ex-
periment of creating a new vegetuble by
by grafting tomato and potato vines;
but a Kansas man discounts this, says
the St. Louis Globe -Democrat, by graft-
ing the milkweed and strawberry plant,
in the expectation of producing straw-
betries and Cream.
A.s Thing. Are vow..
"Which is Mrs. Maramduke Smith's
youngest daughter?"
"That blonde girl in the pink frock."
"How do you know she's the young-
est'""
"Her mother and sisters all seem to
look up to her."
I was CURED of a severe cold by MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
Oxford, N.S. R. F. HEWs0N.
MI was CURED of a
INARD'SS LINIMEN Terrible sprain by
Palm COULSON,
Yarmouth, N.S, • Y.A.A.C.
I was CUnBD of black erysipelas by MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT.
Inglesville. J. W. Riasaels.
Walks When Other* Sleep.
"Does your husband walk much dur-
ing the day?"
"No. I think not; he does most of his
walking at night."
"Is he a policeman'!"
"Oh, no; but we've got a year-old baby
at the house, you know."
FOR
City Streets
or Country Roads the
0
is without a peer,
Light, Easy Running, Always Reliable.
THE CENDRON M'F'C CO. LIMO
Toronto,
ant.
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she taste for leiter can be removed perivancntiv by
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FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMMISSION
MONTREAL.MERCHANTS,
Correspondence Solicited,
Advances I1lade on Consignments -
And the /eerie. Boy Wondered.
Lester--COna;a'atflations, dear boys I
hear you've got ,carried.
Potter—No. Only engaged.
Lester—Humph; Again 1 congratulate
Tout—Town Topics,
A Hatter Graft.
Jimmie—My paw's men to take ins to
the seaside this summer.
Tommy—Huh! `l'ilat:'s uothin. Mlypaw's
gain to take me to all the ball games,—
New York Journal.
Iron tioatse' for Atriea,
A British firm has just completed the
last shipment to Mombassa of 1010 all -
iron houses, amounting to over $75,000
in value, and required for protection to
the workmen employed in the formation
of the Uganda lt:tiiway. whiter will
ultimately ennnect with the ntucli-tttlketi
of railway line from Cams to the Cape.
'
Minard s Liniment Cures Colds, etc.
�lanrk ' l:,tfn Are Queer.
A shark's egg is one of the oddest -
looking things tnutginaltl0. it is un-
providedwith shell; but the contents are
protected by a thiel, leathery covering
altnc'et as elastic as India rubber. The
average size is two :inches by two and.
three-quarter inches, and the color is
almost pure black.
Swallows Live U,•molested.
In Palestine the swallows are allowed
the freedom not only of the houses and
living rooms, but of the mosques and
sacred tombs. where they build their
nests and rear their young.
Weak constitutions are built up by
Miller's Compound Iron Pills.
gemetin,es rl.e ease. Mrs. Newbritle A , woman never
snows what she can do with a man un-
til she tries, does she?
Old Aunt Broadhead -Neo; And then
she is often sorry she found out.
She—Why haven't you told me that
you hada been. married
Re --Who said I was married?
way can tell, by the tis y you take
all the umbrella for yourself.
Only those who have had experience can
tell the torture corns cause: Pain with
your boots ell, pain with them off—pain
:night and day; but relief is sure to those
who use Holloway's Corn Cure.
Natural Query,.
Frans:—Hello. old man, how's busi-
ness with you these days 1
Tom—Oh, I'm so busy I don't have a
minute to .myself, night or day.
lerank—What's her name?
Both Agreed.
Re—When a man't single he's—
His Wife--Ile's a fool.
He—Just so. 'When 1 was single 1
wanted to get innrried.
ain't 1t ea r•, of It.
Mr. Wabash -1)o you think the North
pole will ever be found, Miss Olive?
Miss Olive (of St. Louis)—Why, 1
didn't know it was lost.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper,.
Miller's Worm Powders': cure tits in
children.
No Tip 'rltere.
Waiter -Haven't you forgotten 110010 -
thing, sir?
Guest ---'.Chat's so. My wife gave me a
letter to post. Thanks!
Iris Ardor 1:Xplained.
Jack—Why did you kiss Mamie so
fervently? Are you engaged to her?
Charlie—No; but I was. and she has
consented to break off the engagement.
A 'Foto. ,•o n n were.
Friend—What became of that young
man you were engaged to last summer?
Miss Catcbem (innocently)—'Which
one?
Ode to a Cannon. Cracker.
There's many 41 pitriot in this land
'Who cuts, like yon, 0 caper,
With very little powder and
A monstrous lot of paper.
"Our old book-keeper says he is mak-
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"Yes -900 mistakes."
Miller's Worm Powders cure all ail-
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A t.aneaeltite tlenghlndl unilertalter
lately full dead at a funeral be ;was
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The only newspaper man in England
who is a peer is .Lord Glenesk, propri-
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A
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Fights off the hot sun, preserves
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and gives satisfaction g you use
Ramsay's
HOUSE PAINT
BARN PAINT
ROOF PAINT
Alt dealers have it. Ask for card or send
to us and we will tell you where to get it.
A. RAMSAY & SON,
PAINT Montreal.
SirliiERS.
Miller's Worm Powders are a wonder-
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The finest, purest and most nutritious
animal jelly known is that made from
elephants' tusks.
The
Owen
Electric
Belt
WANTED.-1den. and women everywhere
to distribute samples and advertise Cali-
fornia Orange Syrup; per day and expenses
paid; each every week, Parti,eula'rs for 2 cent
star/In.' CALIFORNIA ORANGE SYRUP CO.,
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BINDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE
ONTARIO 'BINDER TWINE CO., 113
• -Caton Station Arcade. Toronto:
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Boiler akers, Fitters, Lathe Hands.
We can give good mechanics steady
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cheap.
Canada.
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We also make
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Grain Grinders,
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pumps, )See
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Tho only scientific and practical Electric Belt
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to healthy action tho whole nervous system. Ib
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TORONTO J a'
ONT.
T. N. U.
229
Mor'' 'Pest the sincerity of thio
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fully satisfy you by this
BACKcIter—a standing offer and
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ioi. feu•Nienand \ATomnn•Glovesand Hosiery,
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