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THE EXETER ADVOCATE..
1'41 U 4SPA Y. NO V.F MBER 23, 1899,
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
More cases of consumption appear
among needle -makers and file -makers
than any other classes of laborers.
A woman abed eighty-four years,
living at Balasheve, in Russia, ifs stud
to have just given birth to twin girls.
Hiram S. Maxim, the inventor, has
given up his American birthright for
*British naturalization certificate.
The weight of the heaviest horse
ever known was 3,000 pounds. This
Clydesdale was exhibited in New
York in 1889.
Britain's coal fields still cover an
area of 5,400 square miles, Canada's
coal fields cover over twelve times
that area.
In France, for the privilege of wear-
iasg'.n a 'e trousers, the French gov-
ernment chargee women a tax of about
£2,
When a person is lying down his
heart makes ten strokes less per min-
ute than when be is in an upright
position.
The salary of a captain of a Trans -
.Atlantic liner is 41,000 a year. The
wages of the men are £4 Ss per
Mouth.
There never was, and never will be, s
universal panacea, in one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir --the very nature
of many curatives being such that were
the germs of other and differently seated
diseases rooted in the sysrem of the
patient --what would relieve one i11 in
turn would aggravate the other. We
bave, however, In Quinine Wine, when
obtainable iu a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and gree ions ills.
Ply its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which. Qui-
nine exerts on Nature's own restoratives.
Itreiieves the drooping spirits of those
With wham a chrouie state of morbid des -
pendency and lack of interest in life is a
disease, and, by tranquilizing the nerves,
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep—
imparts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, beiug stimulated, courses throngh-
out the veins, srrengthecuug the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary result,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased substance—result, im-
proved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
Toronto, have given to the public their
mperior Quinine 'Vine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
tbis wine approaches nearest perfection of
st'ny in the market. all druggists sell it.
Vse Pure -Bred Roosters.
With a small flock of 15 hens, which
should raise durine the season a hun-
dred chickens easily, the use of a full
blood cock of some large breed will
add 100 pounds to those hundred
chickens if allowed to grow to matur-
ity. The extra hundred pounds of
fiesh will be laid on without any ad-
ditional cost of feeding, for a scrub
chicken eats as much as a full blooded
one. This gain can be made by the
purchase of a single good rooster, and
should not cost over three dollars at
most.
It is because they impeeve the powers of
assimilation that Miller's Compound Iron
Pills cause the red corpuscles to multiply
and the weight to increase so rapidly.
ALong' Reign.
On September 24 the Queen's reign
exceeded by just three years the dur-
ation of that of Sing George III., her
Majesty having reigned 62 years and
96 days—from June 29, 1837—while
her grandfather's occupancy of the
throne lasted 59 years and 96 days—
from October 25, 1760, to January 29,
1820.
DOINGSOF THE WEEK
Totally Deaf.—Mrs. S. E. Crandell, Port
Perry. writes: I contracted a severe cold
last winter, which resulted in my becom-
ing totally deaf in one ear and partially
so in the other. After trying various
remedies, and consulting several doctors,
without obtaining any relief, I was ad-
vised to try Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. I
warmed the Oil and poured a little of it
into my ear, and before one-half the bot-
tle was used my bearing was completely
restored. I have heard of other cases of
•deafness being cured by the use of this
medicine."
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.>;" URELa PERSONAL.
Alfonso Wella of Chatham has been
appointed bailiil to the First Division
Court of Beni; County. to sut;ceed T.
H. Nelson, who lies resigned,
UNCI.,ASSIFIED.
Sir Thomas Lipton authorizes this
message: "You may definitely an-
nounce that I will challenge again
for the America's Cup."
The merchants of Barcelona con-
tinue to refuse to pay their taxes,
and the Government is about to send
the Cadiz squadron to this port.
The Michigan Central Railroad Co.
offer a reward of $2,700 for the cap-
ture and conviction of the persons
who caused the wreck of Thursday
night at Alexis, Mich.
A negro in Brooklyn borough,
Greater New York, while sick with
smallpox, distributed circulars for a,
dental institution, As a result there
is a big smallpox scare.
The statue of Cromwell, the gift of
Lord Rosebery, is noir being Fixed
on the pedestal prepared for it in the
enclosure at the side of Westminster
Ball, and overlooking Parliament
Square.
All hope of saving the U.S. trans-
port Hooker has been abandoned,
Her supplies will be taken of/ and
the hulk then will be sold at auction
at Mapila. The vessel was worth
about $150,000.
A circulating library for the blind
of this provinco has been established
in connection with the Ontario In-
stitution for the Blind, at Brant-
ford. The books are in various rais-
ed types. This is the result of a re-
cent postal amendment which allows
such books free mail privileges.
Friday the will of the late Hon.
W. E, Sanford, head of tho Sanford
Clothing Manufacturing Company,
was filed for probate. Tho estate,
which includes Ontario and Manito-
ba properties, is valued at $1,088,-
083.20.
1,038;083.20. There are no bequests to
charitable or religious organizations.
The situation in the coal mining
fields in the southern and western
sections of Illinois, has taken a seri-
ous
erious turn, and it is said that many of
the mines may bo tied up within the
next 48 hours as a result of the con-
tinued action of operators in sending
coal to points wogt and southwest,
'where the miners are on strike.
THE DIRE RECORD.
A fire broke out in the leather dis-
trict of Woburn, Boston, an Friday.
The entire tanning plant of Beggs &
Cobb, valued at $75,000, was burn
ed.
Four horses, valued at $600 and
shipped by the Riordan Paper Milia
of Merritton to their new trills al
Hawkesbury, Ont., were burned td
death on Sunday while standing in a
G.T.R. car at Merritton.
Ono of the most extensive con
flagrations known in Montreal foe
years took place Sunday morning,
causing the total destruction of Viail
Bros.' biscuit manufactory. The con
cern employed 225 men and boys,
and the loss will total $200,000.
RAILROAD RUMBLINUS.
The earnings of the Grand Trunk
Railway for week ending Nov. 7th,
were $537,136, as compared with
$538,845 for the same period of last
year; there is an increase of 33,341.
At Seattle, Wash., on. Friday, be-
gan a local rate war between the
three trans -continental lines, and
first and second-class tickets to Chi-
cago and Atlantic points dropped $6.
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.
Hand -Painted Coats For Men.
The latest thing in male fashion,
le to have painted silk facings to our
white or black cloth coats, and, to be
quite in the very forefront of the
fashion, we must have our favorite
flower painted thereon. We all have
our favorite Sower, of course, and
so this fashion may be a popular one.
St. Titus Dance rapidly cured by Miller's
Compound Iron
Pills. Cases of years'
s
standing now enjoying the best of health
as a result of taking them.
Nutrition in Chocolate.
The great nutritive powers of choc-
olate are now so generally recognized
that it has been adopted for campaign
use in the armies and navies of al-
most every European government.
The increased consumption in Europe
within four years is 35 per cent.
Health for the children. Miller's
Worm Powders.
Had No Chance. ass:
Qnilp—He took his wife's death
very hard. She died suddenly, yon
'know, and the poor fellow had no
chance to tell her she had made him a
good wife.
Philip—How long had he been max
ried to her?
Quilp—Twenty years.
Made ?lin Mark.
Marie—I have just finished reading
long article by Mark Twain.
Mildred—Did you like it?
Marie -I enjoyed it hugely, and End
that Twain is not far from the rialik+
noble lineage who are to be diplo-
mats. Mgr. Merry del Val toes. Apos-
tolic Delegate to Canada a year or
two ago.
In Toronto on Friday the Ontario
Lord's Day Alliance suet. The finan-
cial report showed a deficit of $985,
but the association determined to
appoint a field secretary, of anumber
of prominent members would give
$100 each. It then elected these offi-
cers: President, Rev. Principal Cavell;
vice-presidents, N, W. Boyles, Q.C.,
Toronto; Rev. Dr. Johnston, London;
G. M. Macdonald, (S.C., Kingston;
Mrs. Rutherford, Toronto; J. K. Mae-
donald, ex-otiicio; treasurer, J. I'.
Donald, Toronto; secretary; A. E.
O'A1ear#a, Toronto.
CASUALTIES.'
John Charlton was killed on Thurs-
day evening by a Aletropolitau Rail:
way car. The accident happened at
Palmer's Hotel at Bedford Park,
Newmarket, Alr. Charlton drove in
front of the brilliantly lighted car,
although the gong was sounding at
the time. An inquest will be held.
James O'Brien left Tamworth the
other day in company with Mr.
Powell of Deseronto. When half way
home he fell out of the wagon,
breaking his neck. Ile lived at Beav-
er Lake Bridge up to about two
years ago. He formerly kept the
Roblin Hotel.
FOR aMEN OP WAR,
Gunner GIenn of "A" Battery,
Kingston, has been sentenced to 40
dans in the cells for recent desertion,
POLITICS—CANADIAN.
Mayor Pruyn of Napanee has been
selected by the Conservatives of
Lennox and Addington to run for the
Local Legislature.
THE DEAD.
Thomas A. Bell, late publisher of
The Winnipeg Telegram, died on
Saturday night. Ile had been
troubled for some time with car-
buuclo,
Leonard Ames, sr., head of the
Ames Iron Works, and for half a.
century one of the most prominent
and wealthy manufacturers of North-
ern New York, diet! at Oswego, N.
Y., on Friday night, aged 81 years.
The death of 31r. Thomas Dicken-
son, of the firm of Dickenson, Nichol-
son & Co., wholesale dry goods and
milliner', London, occurred on Fri-
day evening. Ile was 54 years of age
and is survived by his widow and
two married daughters.
Burglars cracked a safe in the
grocery store of A. Prevost, Ottawa,
on Saturday evening. The amount of
money taken is not known.
Mlle. Freville, a well-known music
hall artist, was on Saturday shot
dead in the street at Marseilles,
France, by the mother of a boy of
19, with whom she had eloped al-
most a year ago.
Albert August Becker, the German
butcher who, on Jan. 27 last, mur-
dered his wife Rachel, and afterwards
chipped up and boiled the remains in
order to dispose of them, was hang-
ed in the county jail at Chicago on
Friday.
Thomas Edward Donnelly was on
Friday sentenced by Judge Mosgrove
at Ottawa to three years' imprison-
ment
mprisonment in the Penitentiary on each of
two charges of ;forging the name of
his uncle, John Donnelly, to cheques
aggregating $400. The sentences will
run concurrently.
MARINE HATTERS.
Owing to the boisterous weather
which continues along tho whole
Irish coast, the Cunard Line steamer
Campania, on Friday was only, able
to land part of her mails, and none
of the passengers destined for
Queenstown.
A Bremer Haven despatch. announ-
ces the launching at Rickmer's ship-
yards of the steamer Schan-Tung,
destined for the German Eastern Asi-
atic coast service. She is said to be
the first seagoing steamer generating
steam by means of petroleum,
News has been received at Phila-
delphia, Pa., that the Philadelphia
schooner William M. Bird, from Char-
leston, S.C., to New London, Conn.,
was wrecked in the October hurri-
cane off the Frying Pan shoals,
North Carolina, and ten of the crew,
including Capt. Barreet, perished.
Two survivors, George W. Loud, the
mate, and George Robinson, sea-
man, have been landed at Salisbury,
Md., by; the schooner Samuel T.
Beachem. from Jacksonville. Fla.
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD.
The choir of St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Elmira, N.Y., went on a
strike on Sunday and low mass was
as a consequence celebrated instead
of high mass., Rev. Father Matthew
O'Dwyer had criticised from the al-
tar the singing of tho choir. '
Mgr. Merry del Val has been ap-
pointed president of the Pontifical
Academy for Noble Ecclesiastics,
where the Pope was educated. It is
the : training,-$choel for priests of
HiS FRENCH SAVED HIM.
How a Worthy Washingtonian Got
Into a Poker Game.
The west end man who didn't have the
early advantages of which his wife avail-
ed herself, but who hustles to keep her in
foulard dresses, sheperdess hats and dia-
monds and things, at that, looked up
from his paper the other evening and be-
gan:
"This farce of a trial at Rena"—
"Ren," she corrected.
"Well, at Ren, or whadyoucallit, then,"
he went on, "gives me so many different
kinds of a pain, especially that duck. Gen-
eral Mersheer"—
"Mair-cee-ay," said she,
"Mairsheeay, then—gives me more dif-
ferent samples of aches, with that dern-
ed secret dossher"—
"Dos-see-ay."
"Dossy-hny, and the whole bunch out-
side the courtroom yelling 'Ay bass leo
coachon'"--
"Alt bah ler cochong."
"Whatever it is, anyhow, and this gee-
zer Paty doo Clam, who pretends to be
sick"—
"Du Iilong."
"And only once in awhile some square
man getting up and saying something
worth listening to, like this ex -Presi-
dent Cashmere-l3okay or Cashmere-Perr
yer"—
"Kazh-all-meer-Per-ee-ay."
He tossed the butt of his cigar out of
the window and looked at his wife fixed-
ly.
"My dear," he said after a pause, "I
don't pretend to be able to spiel this
French thaw, and I don't want to learn
how, but I can talk good enough Eng-
lish to enable me to get along in my
business, and in my judgment a woman
who feels it incumbent upon her to butt
into her husband's conversation 15 or 20
times in the course of four minutes' talk
just for the sake of airing a little two-
penny seminary French doesn't need any
sherry cobblers or claret cups or mint
juleps or deviled crabs this evening, and
so, with your kind permission, instead of
taking you along for a little evening of
it, as I had intended, I'll just make it a
personally conducted go it alone game
this .time and mix up with a bunch who
don't regard my language as that of a
hod carrier."
Whereupon he clapped on his hat and
went out, looking dignified and hurt. His
features relapsed into a broad grin as he
got around the corner,
"That was the bulliest chance to get
haughty and offended that I've had in a
month of Sundays," be mused. "If 1
hadn't given her that chance to throw
the gaff into me on my bum Frencb, the
boys 'ud probably have been one man
shy tonight for a four cornered game."—
Washington Post.
Not an Honest Dollar.
"Did you ever earn an honest dollar in
your life?"
"Never," answered Meandering Mike.
"Onet I worked two hours fut a dollar.
but when 1 got it I fount It had a plug in
it right over de bead of de American
eagle. Dat's what embittered me life."
He Knew Him,
Scotland Borever.
New readings and songs from the
writings of John Lurie, Toronto, have
been issued by Imrie, Graham ( Co.,
Toronto, in pocket form. This ie the
fourth edition, making in all over
seven thousand copies. This pocket
edition is a dainty little volume with
a tartan plaid cover and is bound to
gladden the hearts of Scotchmen not
only by its contents but in its grand
Scotch appearance. Many of the poems
are written in the grand old tongue.
but the book contains many gems in
pure English. John Imrie's poems
are always read with interest. Price
25 cents.
INGERSOLL MAY
Can Do More Work on the
Farm Than His Twenty -
Four Year Old Son.
For Three or Four Tears at Ono Time
lie Was Too, Weak to Work at AU--
Disabled
li—Disabled With Kidney Disease—
Dodd's Kidney Pills Gave Him
His Present Strength.
Ingersoll, Nov. 13. We have a man
in this district who is a remarkable
example of the adage, "Health and
strength go as a pair." He is ea
middle aged lean in perfect health,
and glories in his strength, Yet some
years ago he used to be as weak and
helpless as a kitten,
Mr. W. H. Bailey lives on lot five
on the town line between Derham
and West Oxford. I:1e is a farmer
by occupation and well known
throughout the district. For years
M. Bailey was a victim of Kidney
Disease which sapped his strength.
Ee was not a believer in patent medi-
cines, but he tried all the doctors in
Ingersoll without avail. Then he
took three boxes of Dadd's 'Kidney
Pills and became a whole, sound man
once more. To so great an extent did
he gain in strength that in spite of
his years he could overmatch his
grown-up son, a big strapping man of
twenty-four.
Mr. Bailey says: "For years I
have been troubled with Kidney Dis-
ease, being so bad at times that I
could do nothing. I had tried all the
doctors in this town but they would
have nut me in my grave. I took
three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills
and am now able to do more work
than my twenty -four-year-old son,"
Fitznoodle (to gamekeeper) — When I
was in Australia, I shot the biggest kan-
garoo the natives said they ever saw.,
Gamekeeper—Hindeed, sir! What was
you. a-haifnin at?
A Remedy for Ilati Lannonre.
An ocean-going captain was so muck
given to using bad language that his
first mate made a bet with him that
he could not do without swearing for
a week. It went on all right for the
first two or three days, until a bit of
squall came on and the sailors were
up aloft doing their different duties.
But their captain was displeased with
their work. He stood it as long as
he could, and then he throw his cap
on deck in a towering rage, jumped
on it, and shaking his fist up at the
men with an angry scowl, he hissed:
—"Bless you, my dears—yon know
what I mean!"
A. Magic Pill.—Dyspepsia is a foe with
which men are constantly grappling bub
cannot exterminate. Subdued, :and to all
appearances vanquished in one, it makes
its appearance in another direction. In
many the digestive apparatus is as deli-
cate as the mechanism of a watch or
scientific instrument in which even a
breath of air will make a variation. With
such persons disorders of the stomach en-
sue from the most trivial. causes and
cause much suffering. To these Panne -
lees Vegetable Pills are recommended as
mild and sure.
A. Remarkable Gown.
Princess Czartoryski has jnst had a
remarkable gown made in Paris, on
which her coat of arms is produced in
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THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS WEAKENED BY THE
NeuraIgia Torture
1
Every Nerve is Strengthened
in the cure of it by
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Deadly Field Guns,
The new field gun, which fires a
shrapnel shell, and which, in its per-
fected state, is now being used for the
first time by the British in South
Africa is perhaps the most deadly
weapon of modern warfare. Each gun
can fire twelve aimed shots a minute
and each shot carries 260 bullets,
weighing 42 to the pound. The shrap-
nel shell consists of a piece of steel
tubing felled with small balls, At the
head of the shell is a time fuse,
which can be adjusted to suit the
range at which the gun is to be fired.
This fuse ignites the small charge of
powder which lies in front Of the bttl-
lets. The firing of the gran ignites
the fuse, which burns for the tune for
which it has been set. It thou fres
the powder, which barsts the shell
and sends the 260 bullets dying among
the enemy, It is said that these bul-
lets scatter like shot from a fowling
piece, and cover a space of 24 squaro
yards with a rain of lead. The gulls
have a killing range of 3,500 yards.
There are so many cough medicines in
the market, that it is somethnes difficult
to tell which to buy ; but if we had a
cough, a cold or any affliction el the throat
or lungs, We would try Bickle's Anti-
Consumptive Syrup, Those who have
used it think it is fax ahead of all other
Preparations recommended for suoh com-
plaints.
oraplaints. The little folks like it as it is as
pleasant as syrup.
A Romantic Career.
The recent death in Italy of Gia-
coma Naretti ended a most remark-
able career. The son of poor Italian
parents, Naretti learned the trade of
a carpenter, and went to Africa dur-
ing his country's early occupation of
that continent. There his trade stood
him in good stead. He attracted the
attention of Emperor John of Abvs
sinia, for whom ho built a throne,
called the throne of Solomon. It was
amodest, wooden affair, but it excit-
ed. the admiration and wonder of the
dusky kine. Later for Emperor Mon-
elek he built a royal palace, and was
then made a sort of miuister of public
works. He married an English. wo-
man, got rich and lived in a palace
of his own.
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Mabel — Cholly is awfully slow.
Yeterday when he and I were walking
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belt.
Bessie—Yes 1 And then—
Mabel—Why the stupid fool didn't
have sense enough. to press them.
The so-called soap mine at Ashcroft,
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where the substance can be sawed ont
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Miller's Worm Powders eure all ail-
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It is no unusual thing for a vessel
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Mental and physical vigor follow the
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.A. Swiss physician, Dr. Otto Nae-
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A. Knock -Out Riess.
Stubbs—Say what yon please about
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Penn—In what way?
Stubb-Why, it's the only thing in
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"Your husband says he always feels
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said the minister.
"Yes," replied the wife, absent
min edlyl "a good sleep dose refresh
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HE Alli127 IBay St N EE'oro tAGENCY,
An Honor.
"And did you shake bands with Dewey
when you were in New York attending
the reception to him?"
"No, but I succeeded in buying a roey
that is warranted to bare been run eyed
by his earriag e,,,
The Tragic Joke.
"Virginia, never fall in tone with 11
man who hasn't any sense of humor."
"Why, Aunt Mice?"
"1 ,refused one once. Ile took me MP,
riousty and never asked me
Chicago Record.
Two Points of View.
The Philosopher --The empty barrel
gives the loudest sound,
The Politicinu—There's where you axil)
wrong. During a political campaign a
bar'l filled with boodle talks the loudest,
—Chicago News.
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