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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-11-9, Page 6• Svbseribers who do not receive their paper xe eularly will please notify us at once, genet this *dice for advertising rates. TUE EXETER ADVOCATE. THLRSD;.AyC', NOVEMBER 9,1899. -SHARPS AND FLATS; There is no .gospel in a kick. rattle tle is a light that never goes 'dent. Law wears iron shoes and never emires where it steps. It is easier to find :a Judas in the church then it is a Daniel. Atheism is the husks on which the -devil would fatten his swine. Keeping too much in the pocket will keep God out of the heart. Two great foes of the chore i the golden calf and the leathery .oyster. We begin to backslide the moment we think we have religion enough. church letter in the bottom of a trunk never does the Lord a bit of zoo& As soon as Esau smelled the soup be stopped caring for his birthright, If .nen could get to Heaven by hard work, how many loafers weak' soya to busy. The num who does not love his -neighbor as himself is not the friend of Christ. Nothing does less honor to the cause of God than a Christian with III long face. Heaven is only a step from the pen- itent sinner, but millions of utiles from the hypocrite. It is doubtful if the devil is ever driven back an inch by the testimony of a stingy Christian, That* never waS, Rud uever will be, a anirersitl panacea, in one remedy, for all lits to Ns111c4 leen is helm-4be very nature o f luany curatives been. much that were the germs a other and differently seated dineaaes rootlet as the system art Tile patient—what Wgtiiai relieve one ill in Zeta, would aggravate the other. We have, howeve,^., in Quinine nine, when obtainable iu a sound unadulterated tate, areinedy for neitiy and greviousills. y itis gradual mei judicious use, the !millet systems are .ed into convalescence and straugth, i,v the eidueuce which qui- nine exerts on Siiii *are':; own restoratives. It relieves the drooping spirits of those 'with wham it chrome state of 'morbid dee- r and leek u: interest in life is McRse, and, by tr:tnquihizing the nerves, a td d • s e di,t sa to sound an refreshing Bine sle happsrim vigor to the *..•tion of the blood, which, being annulated, courses through- out the veins, slrengthenmg the healthy animal functions of the system, thereby raking activity a necessary result, strengthening the frame, and gyring life to the digestive urla'lt, which naturally demand increased snberauce—result, im- proved appetite. hhathrop & Lyman of Toronto, have given to the public their *superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate, and, ;,;salted by the up,iaton of scientists this wine approaches nearest perfection of any in the market. All druggists sell it. Through America in Pictures.. An important pictorial feature will shortly begin in The Ladies' Home Journal in a series to be called "Through Picturesque America: In 100 Pictures." Through the medium of the most superb new photographs, taken expressly for this feature, the series will start where American land begins on the Maine coast, take in the greatest points of magnificence and marvelous scenic wonders in every part of America, embrace Alas- ka, Cuba, Porto Rico, and end where .American possessions stop—at the farthest point in the Philippine Isl- ands. Bright, popular explanatory text to accompany the pictures wll be supplied by Luther L. Holden, of Boston, who has crossed the Ameri- can Continent over one hundred times and knows every step of the way. The series ,rill ran through the mag- azine for a year. 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, to::e up your nervous system, give You energy. The Letters of Two Famous Authors. it was once said of the brilliant "Gail Hamilton" that she was never `Brighter than when she could poke fun at the poet Whittier : his bachelor life and Quaker ideas. And Whittier enjoyed the visits and letters of his "witty friend. She was in the world ; prominent in the literary set and in public life because of her relationship to James G. Blaine. She saw mach, 'while Whittier lived a quiet life and saw very little of the outside world. For years they were the closest friends and correspondents. Now The Ladies' Home Journal has secur- ed the best part of these letters from Whittier's executor and biographer, and for the first time they will be published, beginning in the Christ- mas number. Kinard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. Queens and Typewriters. The Queen of England has a great dislike to typewritten communcations, and does not allow any documents that are supposed to emanate from the sovereign to be sent out typewrit- ten. The czarina, on the other hand, has taken a great fancy to the type- writer, and is the owner of a machine with type bars of gold and frame set with pearls. People who are debilitated and who leek energy as a result of overwork, care and an_eety will recover quickly by taking Miller's Compound Iron Pills. Petroleum in Borneo. The results of recent drillings in Borneo have caused many persons to that Borneo will prove tobe the I idhest petroleum field in the world. Kinard's Liniment Cures Distemper. DO1I GS OF TIIE WEEK ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD Pruned, Punctuated and. Preserved in Pithy Paragraphs for the Perusal of leraetIeat People -- Personal, Political ana I'rofhtuhle, FOR MEN OF WAR, The hospital Ship Relief has arriv- ed at Manila,. Wednesday night Driver Walcroft of "A" Battery left the barracks and did, not return, Nor is he lilely to do ea. General Andrade, ser -President of Venezuela, who was driven aut of his country by insurgents, arrived in Bridgeton, Barbadoes, on Thursday. A special cable from Panama, Col- umbia, says that in consequence of the revolution that has broken out there the Government has declared martial law. M. ltuperto Santiago, .one of the wealthiest 'Visayan, who had taken the oath of allegiance to the United States, and who posed as a friend of xl anerieans, has been arrested at Iloi- lo. The prisoner is charged with or- ganizing a, revolutionary junta. Pune rreaten:s At. Senator Sullivan is seriously fil at Kingston, having betel confined to his bees for the past week. William Henri Pe therstoribuugha Pent?ttanguishene, Sinieee, master zxw,- rioe'r. w ill tipple' next session for di- vorce from -die wife, Helen ?ether- si i,nhaufh, Tilt: queen has approved the ap- teem nient of Sir Henry Stafford. Northcote as Governor of Bombay in sa:rye scull, to Lord Sandhtiret in b'eb- i ai,nrw next, Judge Carpenter of Detroit last week granted 1.1. Munro, traveler far the Pure Gold Manufacturing Com- pany of Toronto, a divorce from his wife, Mary Frances Munro, A reception was tendered Dr, Gilbert Parker and Alrs, Parker Thursday evening by the Hamilton Public Library Board ars the Art School rooms, It was attended by many of the leading eitizens. Georg Havers of Hamilton, Ont„ was picked up by the Toledo, 0„ po- lice :Saturday rimming on the streets in a state of semi -nudity. He was sutlferiug from. a deranged mind, and he was taken to the county infirmary until glome of the relatives can be found. A farewell banquet was tendered at Blenheim on Thursday night by the citizens to Mr, and Mrs. I3lowett, on the eve of their departure to Toron- to, where Mrs. Blewett intends to continue her literary work. Fully 200 guests from Blenheim and ad joining towns were present. Mrs. i.lewctt was the recipient of purses of gold from her Chatham and I3len- heitn admirers. THE DEAD. .Tames Henderson, aged 78, ono of Wolfe Island's oldest and most re- spected residents, is dead. Joseph Il. Farr of Loudon, who was crushed between passing street cars on Wednesday, died on Friday. Brigadier -General Guy V. Henry, U.S.A., late Governor of Porto Rico, died on friday in New York, of pneumonia, aged 00 years. The body of Grant Allen, the Cana- dian novelist, who died on Wednes- day, was cremated on Friday at Woking Cemetery, London. Martin S. Smith, partner of Gen. Russell A. Alger, in the extensive firm of Alger, Smith ee Co., died at De- troit on Saturday of kidney trouble. Allan Mclvers was found dead in the basement of the hose tower at Iroquois on Saturday. He had been drinking freely. His home was in Co- bourg. Professor Chas. Bohner, the well- known teacher of music, and one of the best known men of Toronto, dropped dead from heart disease on Friday evening. Prof. Bohner was born in Germany some 65 years ago, and received his education at Heidel- berg. POLITICS—CANADIAN. Hon. F. R. Latchford went to To- ronto on Friday, and took possessions of his office at the Parliament Build- ings. The Liberals of South Wellington. will select a candidate for the House of Commons on Wednesday next at Guelph. Sir Charles Tupper and Mr. Berge- ron, M.P., will speak in Ottawa in a few days, after which Sir Charles will go to British Columbia. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Hon. W. S. Fielding and the Hon. A. G. Blair were in Toronto on Friday. They left at 9.30 p.m. for the East. Mr. John Sheridan, the live stock exporter, has declined the invitation from a deputation of East York Lib- erals to become their standard bear- er in the next Dominion election con- test. The Ontario Cabinet met on Thurs- day afternoon and appointed the three commissioners to look into the public accounts of the province. They are: Angus Kirkland, manager of the Bank of Montreal; B. E. Walker, man- ager of the Bank of Commerce, and John Hoskin, Q.C., all of Toronto. UNCLASSIFIED. Two fresh cases of the bubonic' plague have occurred at Santos. Lliela's comet has been seen at San- tiago de Chill with the naked eye. A legacy tax of 12,000,000 francs has been levied on the estate of the late Baroness Hirsch at Paris, France. The Goldin Milling Company, now operating flouring mills at Ayr and Highgate, completed the purchase on Saturday of the Stockwell mills at Galt. A colossal bronze statue of Christ blessing mankind, which was being hoisted on Friday into a niche in the new Berlin Cathedral; fell 100 feet. No one was injured. The Filipino Congress has selected a commission of native priests to proceed to Rome and explain to the Pope the abuses and iniquities` of the friars and ask for correctinginter- vention. E. B. Baldwin, the Arctic explorer and observer in the United. States Weather Bureau at Washington, has received a letter from Captain Ernest Andree of Sweden, brother of the Po - her aeronaut, expressive of Andrea's. confidence in his brother's safety, The Paris Journal Omciel says that. Mr. Peartree, president of the Ameri- can Chamber eif Commerce, has been made a. Chevalier of the Legion of Honor in recognition of his active participation in the negotiations of the Franco-Americate commercial treaty, The Shamrock's jury mast has been stepped, and she will be ready for her journey practically by this even- ing, lint will not leave New York be- fore next Tuesday. Sir Thomas Lip- ton will then equip the Erin so that she may set out as convoy for the Shamrock. In his, annual; report to the Secre- tary of the Treasurer, Commissioner General Powderley of the U.S., Ili- migration on BurBureau, gives the total ar- rivals for the year ending 3u.ie 30, 1599, as 311.715,. an increase over the next preceding year of 82,410, or ae per cent, THE FRE RECORD. At Hespeler an Saturday ere in the house of Andrew Cudney did damage to the extent of 8200. Kennedy Bros.' evaporating factory near the Michigan Central depot at Leamington had a scorching on, Fri- day night. About 800 bushels of apples in process, of drying were burned, and all the pipes and ax - tures. The loss is estimated at about $2.000, with no insurance, caellaaTIE3. 3annes Purchase, a Grand Trunk Railway car cleaner at Toronto, was run down by as yard engine on Friday at moon, and killed. doral Balzer, t4 years old, wee in- stantiy killed on Saturday night by coming in eontaet with a live wire at Batavia, N,lhe trying to obtain en- trance to the gallery in the Ilelinger Opera, 'house, by way of the roof, ti'tiliatll Rhynas of the firm of Bueh- rian afc Rhynas, builders, Goderich, when on his way to inspect some work he had, in hand at the harbor, fell over the dock and was drowned. He leaves a wife and four children. A trestle on the Richmond. Peters- burg and Carolina. Railroad. near ATotteway River, VA., in course of erection, collapsed on Saturday, car- Tying down with it L. R. Rahn at St, Paul, Minn,. and 3. 3, Thompson of south Gaston, N.C., crushing their skulls, Louis Cnudet, a conductor, was fix- ing the trolley on his car, at Que- bec, a few feet distant from another car, which was at a stand, when a carter imprudently drove his vehicle between tho two cars at a. very fast pace, and the unfortunate conductor had his forehead crushed by the shaft, Death was instantaneous, POLITICS --IMPERIAL. Lord 'E'auncefote, British Amliasse- dor to the United States, took his seat In the House of Lords on Thurs- day for the first time. THE RUMNESS WORLD. 3. Pierpont Morgan has bought a controlling interest in the old pub- lishing house of harper & Brother.. Mr. Morgan is described as having invested a. great sum. Some reports mention $1,000,000 and others $2,- 000,000. 2;000,000. MARINE ,HATTERS. The British steamer Zurich, which sailed from Kovda Oct. 12 for Lon - hon, foundered during a hurricane Oct. 21. at the Vigten Islands, off tho west coast of Norway. Tho cap- tain was saved, but it is feared the crew have been lost. THE AGRICULTURAL WORLD. J. Clysdalo, the Petrolea cattle - buyer, this week shipped 153 head of cattle and paid out $10,000 for them. The live stock business is growing rapidly in that section. CRIME AND CRIMINALS. An unidentified man on Saturday shot and mortally wounded Signor Majell, President of the Sicilian Court of Appeals at Palermo, Italy Tho aea- sassin escaped. The fancy goods store on Galt Main street known as "Dalton's Fair" was burglarized on Friday night. A gold watch and chain, va- lued at $50, and 35e in coppers is all that is known to have disappeared. THE RELIGIOUS WORLD. Rev. James S. Scott on Sunday preached farewell sermons in the Hes- peler Presbyterian Church here to large and appreciative congregations. His new charge is St. Andrew's Church, Brantford, whence he goes at once. This is Remarkable, Grand Rapids, Mich., Oct. 30. — Judge Newnham's father, sister and twin daughters were all horn on Queen Victoria's birthday. He recent- ly sent a group photo of the family to the Queen with a note of explana- tion, and to -day received a letter of acknowledgement direct from Balmo- ral Castle, with further advice that to him would be sent a photo of Queen Victoria and representatives of three successive generations. To Start a New Revolution. Caracas, Venezuela, Oct. 30.—Gen- era). Hernandez has had a rupture with the Government and left Cara- cas early- yesterday morning for Ocu- mare, to start a new revolution. He has 2,000 men. All the Liberals are supporting General Cipriano Castro. The situation is extrsrnel.y critical., Marquis Townshend Dead. London, Oct. 30, -- John Villiers Stuart Townshend, Marquis of Town- shend, formerly Liberal member of Parliament for Tamworth, whose an- cestors distinguished themselves at. the Siege de Cadiz, the battle of Cul- loden and the surrender of Quebec, died yesterday. Sch rimsl,ire Punished. Quebec, Oct. 23.—The following is the verdict in the disaster of the Scotsman: Captain Schrimshire is sus- pended for nine months opt, s on account of neglecting to take proper soundings and depending too much on observa- tions he had taken the day before. A Sud Comentary. Montreal, Oct. 28.—The departure of the remains of Hon, P. Mitchell last evening was a sad commentary on the public life of Canada. There were not ten persons at the depot to pay a last tribute to the departed. Dangerous Soothing to Sleep. In certain parts of the Himalaya mountains the native women hate a singular way of putting their chil- dren tosleepin the middle of the. day, The child is put near a stream: of water, and by means of a palm leaf the water is deflected so as to rule over the back of the child's head. The water in pouring on the child's head apparently puts it to sleep, rao�i GANAN.OUE Correspondent Writes That Dodd's Kidney Pills Have Cured Him of Kidney Disease. Daniel. #toucher geeerintonted with Medieines for Eighteen Tears—Fina- ally Persuc"lect to Try no td's 'Kidney Pi11s--elvo Foxes Curea. Hive, Gauanoque, Oct, 30.—Mr, Daniel Boucher, of this town, suffered with Wiley Disease for eighteen years. And for the best part of that eighteen years he has been striving to get cured, Experimenting with rpedi- oines and doctors all the time, he lead Aover experienced the slightest relief. And now after eighteen years of it he ie cured by Ave boxes of Dodd's Kid- ney fills. The gaestion arises, why slid he net try Dodd's Kidney fills before? The weep= bas laid ready to his hand for the last ten years,why did be not use it? Surely he must long Have /merle that Dodds- Kidney Pills have cured hundreds of others right in his own town.. It is hard to understand. Natural preversity is often the only explana- tion in. such eases, 3Ir. 'Boucher may have been deceived by the pretensions of imitators of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He may have been, prejudiced by some other means, but however it was ;lir. Boucher: carne round. to Dodtl's Kidney Pills at last and le a healthy. Iran in consequence. lie writes: "For eighteen years I have been, troubled with Kidney Dis- ease. I have used all sorts of medi- eines but could get no relief. I was persuaded to try. Dodd's Kidney Pills. I have finished live boxes and am com- pletely cured. I highly recommend. them to all suffering as I did. I used. to have to stop work for two or three days in the week ou account of back- ache, but now I can do a day's work. with anybody." A new back for 50 cents. Miller"e Kidney Pills and Plaster. A Carefully Prepared Pill Much time and, attention were expended in ex- perimenting with the Ingredients that enter into the composition of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills before they were brought to the state in which they were first of- fered ffared to the public. Whatever other pills may be, Paranelec's Vegetable Pills are the result of much experimenting and study, and all persons suffering from dys- pepsia or disordered liver and kidneys may confidently accept them as being what they are represented to bo. Unhealthy Shue Pencil. The use of slate and pencil by chil- dren is denounced as unhealthy. It has been forbidden in the schools of Zurich, Switzerland, and pen, ink and paper have been substituted in- stead. Tho reasons given are that the light gray marks on the slate cannot be followed without straining the eyes. ' Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, ete. If She Had Known. The mummy of the Egyptian prin- cess who found Moses in the bull - rushes has been discovered and placed an exhibition. The Chicago Times - Herald thinks if she had known this was going to happen, just because she had a kind heart, it might have been an unlucky thing for Moses. New Life for a quarter. Miller's Com- pound ompound Iron Pills. Took Their Own Forks. Before the revolution in France it was customary, when a gentleman was invited to diner, for hm to send his servant with a knife, fork and spoon; or, if he had no servants, he carried them with him in his vest pocket. A Successful Medicine. — Everyone wishes to be successful in any under- taking in which he may engage. It is, therefore, extremely gratifying to the oro- prietors of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills to know that their efforts to compound a medicine which would prove a blessing to mankind have been successful beyond their expectations. The endorsatiun of these Pills by the public is a guarantee that a pill has been produced which will fulfil everything claimed for it. Bangles Regarded Sacred, In the northwest province the glass bangles worn by the Hindoo and Mus- sulman women are regarded as sacred objects. If a glass bangle be accident- ally broken the pieces are gathered together and kissed three times. If your child is pale, peevish, and does not thrive, a dose of Miller's"Worm Pow- ders occasionally will cure. A Colony of Epileptics, In Bielefeld, Germany, there is a colony of epileptics, numbering about 1,500. The colony was established in. 1868, and patients from all parts of the world go there for treatment. Always on Hand:—Mr: Thomas H. Porter, Lower Ireland, P. Q, writes:' "My son, 18 months old, had croup so bad that nothing gave him relief until a neighbor brought me sonic of, Dr, Thomas' Eclectric 011, which. I gave him, and in six hours he was cured. It is the best medicine I ever used, and I would net be without a bottle of it innly,houou.! ! S 1•S*S*•oS•NRN*•o O* *.*NNOO N*NNN!*ON 1 • $. • If You Have SPRAIN or BRUISE You Don't Take Chances When You Use St. Jacobs Oil b'OE, TWENTI:-FIY t5 TEAKS AtiO IT BEGAT TO CentelrAIN AND tv'S KEEN CUIiiNla IT EvElt seeseV, toN* IP* ldo4 Iwo •Otd*e6•s•**ao•*•*NNO*•A om*S*SN*SO**Iv Too Endurable. Mr. Kononiizte-- You have got a great deal of wear out of that broadcloth jacket, haven't .you. love? Mrs, Konomize—Y es: that's what 1 don't like about it. --Ohio State Jour- nal. Cynical sari -lion ex, "This," said the medical student, as the echo of the boarding house gong re - swatted through the corridors. where we get our bone and sinew."e- Chicago News, Evidently. "Wigsby strolzes his nese as though be loved it," "Yes, he's strongly attached to it, you know,"^ 'Useful Instrnotion, A remarkable incident has come to light in connection with a recent drowning case at Rothesay. Opp of the occupants of the boat, a boy eight years of age, whose swimming roaster had told hila in an emergency to lie upon his back in the water, dill so. Two little girls belonging to the party held on to his legs and a smaller boy rested his head on the youth's breast. The four thus floated for sono, arniu- lites, and were picked up by men who had to row nearly a mile to their res - cite. Three adults ---two sisters and a sweetheart ---'sero drowned. $IOQ Reward 5100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn thea there is at leaet one dreaded eisease that eetenee Chas been able to cure in al. iia metro, and that is Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh Cure is the •sly paeleve cure icnoivn to the m'died fraternity. Catarrh being a e .n ltitutaoast df,. ease, r.gaailes a conetituuouaI treatmesit liail';s Catarrh tbire le taken internally, *sang hirers 1. upon the blood anti mucous surieees of t se et thereby 9 a a a a ion f system, 4 aero v de. tr � mp; the L and t o the diseaso, and. givine'the patten strength by building up the constitution and sesittin' ua ture In doing its work. The proprietors `tave to emelt faith in. It![ curative power:), that they offer tine .Hu:idred D,tllar i for any can- that it falls to curt. Send for list of testtmoniais, Address, F. J. CIIKNEY,i CO„ Toledo, 0.' gerSold by Druggists, 745c. Intelligence In Melons. Something liko intelligence is often exhibited by plants. If. during a dry season a buekot of 'nater be placed near a dry pumpkin or melon, in the course of a few days it will turn from its course, and get at least one of its leaves in the water. Dlz .n Siete—Twee for seven years a sufferer from Bronchial trouble, and would be so hoarse at times that I could scarcely speak above a whisper. I got no relief fr'm anything till I trled your MINARD'S HONEY BALM. Two botthe gave relief and six bottles made a cora- Pieta euro. I would heartily recommend it to anyone suffering from throat or lung trouble. Fredericton. J. F. VANEUSKIBK. 1 Dynamo and DYnantlte. Till recently the employment of electricity in any shape or form in Constantinople was strictly forbidden. Incredible as it may appear the sultan naively imagined that a dynamo must have something to do with the manu- facture of dynamite. Weak constitutions are built up by Miller's Compound Iron Pills. Great Value to Shipping. The French navy is installing wire- less telegraphy between the light- houses along the French coast. Judg- ing from the results of the prelimin- ary experiments, the installation will prove of great valve to shipping. There is danger in neglecting a cold. Many who have died of consumption dated their troubles from exposure, followed by a cold which settled on their lungs, and in a short time they were beyond the sicill of the best physician. Had they used Bickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. before it was too late, their lives would have been spared. This medicine has no equal for curing coughs, colds and all affections of the throat and lungs. Minard's Liniment Cures Garnet in Cows, ExperienceHadTaught Rim. "That grass widow didn't catch your country cousin with her wiles." "No, indeed. Cousin Joe says he isn't going to get fooled the second time with green goods." Good appetite, good digestion, refresh ing sleep follow the use of Miller's Com- pound Iron Pills: 50 doses 25 cents. Canada's Great Size. Canada lacks only 237,000 square miles of being as large as the whole continent of Europe; it is nearly 30 times as large as Great Britain and Ireland, and is 100,000 square miles larger than the United States. ABSOLUTELY FREE, war• WATCH ranted perfect time -keeper, to Bore and GIRLS for distributing Adver. g Using Matter. Won't cost you a cent, Send *derma for particulars. SMITH BROIL, LONDON, PLOWS, ROLLERS & HARROWS The Bent Made. Send for Catalogue COCSSIW WTT PLOW CO., BRANTFORD. LUCAS, STEELE & V.;:31' BRISTOL, coffees IMMIIT[M e1 YROC[RiCa, ,7J,g, & K. Extraot Writ.ua.HAMILTON, L.S. dt 13. Sploes BINDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE ON',aRIO'.$INDER TWINE 00,, 113 Illation. Amadei., Toronto.. Didn't o antn- Didn't Leak. "It seems to me," remarked the pros- pective tenant as be noted four inches of water in the basement, "that this cellar leaks," "Leaks? Not a bit of it," spoke up the hustling agent, "Why, that wa- ter's been there for a month, and not a drop has escaped."—Philadelphia Recc ord. Too Dull. "Did you. enjoy yourself tills Snip - asked the girl in blue. ""Enjoy myself," answered the we - man who had just returned from tiro mountains. "Well, l should say not. Why, there wasn't a row or a scandal during the whole time we were theirs.» --Obleago Post. Both'R'ece 'lu3zt: "3Ty first wife," said the gentle - w' n from the lakeside, "was remark- ably plain faced,. "And the second?" asked the other gentleman. "Was remarkably plain spoken,." A BRAVE_WOMAN. Now a Drunken ilusband Was Made a Sober Man by a Determined Wife. A PATHETIC LETTER. She writes: "I had for along true been thinking of trying the Samaria Prescrip- tion treatment on ray husband for his drinking habits, but I wes afraidhewonld discover that I was giving. him medioine end the thought unnerved me. I hesitated for nearly a week, lett one day when her came home very muck intoxicated and his week's salary ncaariy all hpeut, 'threw oft all fear and determined to make an effort to save our home front the ruin I saw comtn Tg , at all hazards, 1 sunt for ,your S:emarta Prescription and ut it in Isis coffee as direeted next morning and w:stethed and prayed for the result. At o, n in garse sacra him mor andalso at supper. 13e never suspected a thing, nand I then Wildly kept right on giving it regularly, as I had discovered something that set every nerve in my body tingling with hope and. happiness, and I could see a bright future sore id out before me—a peaceful happy home, a share in the good things of life, an ettcntivo, loving husband, comforts, and everything else dear to a woman's heart, for my husband had told No that whiskey was vile stud and he was taking a dislike to it. It was only too true, for before I had given hint the full course he had stop- ped drinking altogether, but I. kept giving the rhhedicine till it was gone, and then sen for atnother,lot to have on hand if he should relapse, as he had done from his promises before. He never has, and I am writing you • I thiletsr believeitiu t ow thankful will cure their worst cases." de pamphlet in plain, sealed envelope, sent free, giving testimonials : nd fell in- formation, with directions how to take or administer Samaria Prescription., Corre- spondence considered sacredly confiden- tial. !Address The Samaria Remedy Coe. Jordan street, Toronto. Ont. r The Owen Electric Belt Trade Mark--Dr.Oweis The only scientific and practical Electric Bele made, for general use, having batteries that generate a strong current of Electricity -that under perfect control and can be applied to any part of the body, for the cure of Nervous Diseases Thousands of people suffer from a variety of Nervous Diseases, each as Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Lost Manhood, etc., that the old modes of treatment fail to cure. 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