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THE EXETER ADVOCATE,
THURSDAY', DECEMBER 14, 1899.
THINGS TO THINK ABOUT.
A fool hates good advice.
Troubles were given to teach us our
Bleed of God.
Live right and God will see to it
that you die right.
Hoarding up money Hover manes
anybody like Jesus.
The meat who wrongs a brother
strikes a blow at Goal.
If we :follow Cllr ist somebody will
"b.'' €az3 to fellow us.
The only pezenle who live right are
those who loge right.
The devils sugar -ceased palls Ialway s
have poison in them.
The heat is never regenerated until
God gets tato the heart.
No one ever yenta@ the floss who olid
:'Het trade a tel - e:n r0 it.
The (?evil to a ti_iet grip en the
snap whose gore: is rev e « ;v,
If all C'l:-..e:" al>_s wett.'l tree?) wide
.
awake no sinner a•-. .nn.n
S l
IIONTl atl4a*
4, e 1
.ant iC a':nrnRa►t 2 Fa ., t'
la Everything in tne t :eels lite
that is not geed e:!. l> '3 •: e , .7..
+ One u`�e (haln::l' Y * a �,,....!
is to. prt;.ve that tilt t e t ie hes.,
If Fein ~rant ya, tr e eta to ► v a
Jesus, show then,. Hie etse in veer
life.
Whenever the devil c•::tn: ; tient
Of I3eQVren ho begine to lat. r !denote
No gift is precious in t;u;I`t :doh
that does not have a grateful heart Tae
Lila it.
The cement's head is to be bruited,
zo :natter how big or little it eiay
1oo'!L.
`Tres' a.ovii's eauFe•?prospers when
'Obriet ..nes quarte? among themselves.
(thi,)4 C.,tt wwats us to is the
only rant; i+ - ti iti'e h we can ever lit-
Then. is no religion is Saying
that
other rea,}ala nee net as geed as they
ought Jet .Y ales
I`'aetle' stile with Chriet cannot be
enteaeo l;v t a.,n who seek h:ippiuees
in Ilene owe tear.
Give, sr,ttte ittelarespe.etable men
their way in this world, and the devil
wout1 never be teat taut.
\, „-Aar eery e lee eln has two or
three t,te tzlit>-re who think they have
taut the Leal ceder Obligation to
there.
It we IaiI le a to Fay about what
God le::e done fee ue sad more to tell
what t:o are treeing for Him, prayer
meetings evot::u'e be metre interesting.
A t End to Dinette Ile tiae'ie.--l3ilioineie
nc4� c c felt is a tit- an tee , xa•t . ave bile in
tile r t lunch has a rearieel sdY'ceet upon
till. liervess, and arf:«• a a.a suif Sts itself by
severe eeati nt i.•e. f t is the most
irte*• hear' t cue' eine a>•tn have. There
RSV lesillaches tetm teed. Irani fever, and
from tither n lett .be most extartaci-
atim; el all is the 11.ai, ea. Lae adaehe. I'ar-
sreh e•', Vegetable le I'i will e ere it—cure
it alms+est imine rli:itt I: It Will disappear
as
soon as the Pills operate. There is
uotlainusurer iu the treatment of bilious
head:wile.
Weight of Some Querns.
The queen of Italy is still a very
handsome woman, and certainly most
sympathetic in manner and speech.
But she is growing too heavy. Her
majesty is heavier than any other
queen in Europe. her weight being
176 pounds. while Queen Victoria
does not weigh more than 171 pounds.
Next in weight comes the queen of
Spain, who -weighs 147 pounds, and
then the queen of the Belgians, who
weighs 1443 pounds:. The Empress of
Russia does not weigh miore 'than 120
pounds.
The Public should bear in mind that
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil has nothing in
common with the impure, deteriorating
class of so-called medicinal oils. It is
:eminently pure nett really efficacious—
relieving pain end lameness, stiffness of
the joints and muscles. and sores or hurts,
besides being an excellent specific for
rheumatism, coughs and bronchial com-
plaints.
Row Be Won Her.
First Girl—On thing that drew me
to him was his extreme simplicity.
Second Girl—You had no difficulty,
then, in understanding him ?
First Girl—Indeed, no. He propos-
ed almost exclusively in words of
three syllables.
If 'our every -day duties are a burden, it
is because you are not well. Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills will correct this condi-
tion.
Building on Sand.
Freddie — What is circumstantial
evidence
Cobwigger—As a general thing it's
the theory of an expert which is prov-
ed to be entirely wrong when the
truth comes out.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
has the largest sale of any similar prepar-
ation sold in Canada. It always gives
satisfaction by restoring health to the
little folks.
DOINGS OF THE WEEK
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
Pruned. 1'untetuated and Preserved in
Pithy I'aragranl1s for the Perusal of
1'raa•tirai People — Personal. Politienl
and 1'rotitabne.
1'OLI'riondrOitEIGYt.
Owing to the attitude of the Chem,-
t>er of ileput.es. the members of t.:e
Penne= Comma 'aeendercd their r�-
se„(i.ntiews to the I're5ialent, '
One Premier ter of Victoria, Sir
George 'I Plrntr,has resigned. The Gov-
An
f alse halve awe. DRE DED � i1 ►BIERIA
An era of false flair seems to be it{ iV
upon us, if one is to judge by the pre-
sent displays in the leading hairdres-
sers' windows. Such an array of
fringes and pompadour pads and puffs
and long curls and wavy switches and
what not we have not had since the
days of that terrible fact, the water-
fall. Young girls affect the Newport
coil and single long curl, and right
becoming it is. The pompadour with
light curling fringe is doomed and
the dignified part is to be revived
With it the low coil and the fancy
net of chenille, a. la Trelawney, as it
is named.
Miller's Worm Powders are the bat
e•r. or. Lead iiranssasr, min s summoned ` laxative medicine for ebildrr>n; as dice as
liaeLe In to form a DAM- sugar,
:.laireistny.
CiaSrtz.TiEs. r,npraved His tieporttanities.
Tbe <le. r beintiaa s e sou ;last ended Meek I understated that your
ra•,;. s;: in a tt.ttil of 11 hunters neighbor, Toektean. has read and
F nail : 9.,..buia m:i in lla. ;:ult travel ,I
:a b
Lao $u c ,. r see ions . f setatala t)1, ye,; he is a blamed fool
nt% ii: tee tt:: ' in several languages :and upon a, great
N tit e..ael Cuarci of a'a.it_.;,; Iveniaa was malny subjea:ta.
Laing a obse.n er's salute of saves:-
tan
auces:te_ r, gems a:csrin;g the percale alz ien A:le- Severe tinkle are ,? a-ny cure 1 by the use
. ney:tan Theasaian a sageeaatere of li':, ti.e"; t eneesaalae:ve Se raft,
a4 t e a s "zn ion of Dee t e'ry 13 of the
of one car tine • 'P2$ aT1t..rC•,t theaueeie let ex!,reareaceiry lavnetr.atingreel
2Ya
siege weet nave need it ItS l—lip; the
After lucento at> l ar's seerah. Lli
net t :€, @ c„ai:e rot 1 foe cough,. b edy of Ile A. la.;rain-tn, ata n:;te i fl ..Hattan o n of the ;twit, i n l all affections
'i t ronnto c rzznr.os,tor. was re--.ot'en'ad of the theete anal r kes% .a reset .tlene s
'am ' h a The a the t a' a mare-, it a, iltvourit with
i t .« 1,,3 • can a w ..sal a. ,, i ,i t o ..e. to tt o t
was can urele Of tee—were ;Ta:.;r ladies metal e..a2tisar9a.
tete. the o ac sana;ann, aial a 1'arothe -ant.
1 ea 47.3 ticlarniaan Ned. Ila ,@:int. What Die silo Heave
,, �.
4d d n Han Drown. lx • fl \-�
«a. 'Frank is ra.ii tat
l» 11 SOU a n 3liTs..^ e ` the
bataarseen. in in the: Torotato Gat. rat'bargain counter at ¢aritlley'B yester-
1 l . P.a@ a >r i"e; ffrt na as brohee ani' e
la e.°
1.I•e and s... a y e :n lir .es t o a s tltn"
bate. a. I:raBY. n vane eanr.:t c>.:! 4 .n.al.a; Mrs. Myles—Yes; I was looting for
ra,_ht nen coteelnng an .deice tsY :a something real cheap, but I didu't
trader in the yards at the foot fay see you, though.
14,thtarse street, when the ae•:att nit
las tai's: ed.
'
The re:li,ail:s of Thontiz,s i sear
[,i)� Tt
'were to a'n from the I'e". roil n i�.er .a" I.ii R.a � 'i Es -i
on c'indae rntbri ins:. '1'i..? node-.
though heelly dis«.gaued. wee recce -
nia'eet by `hostash, rifff as that c>f
'i'honeis Foster. an etnPl'be.e of J. I;.
Ford's alkali works in Wga utt ere.
Foster eras 30 tears old and an-
married.l: s penalle penallit ir!g in I eee••eaa-
to. He has been mashie; for al.,aett
three s e :.s. It itt thought that the
drowning re se ?ted trona ..ecicle.it•
'Phil xleci.ier t on the T'eia'. a re.
lf.ael;alttana it Western Da.lr,leld on
'aetines.i iy resalted in the Milan: tcf
sin': perfane arch the in;'3 trc4. score
er less. of 21. The dead are :.i? .
ander Craig of t=eranton. I'» 1'eual-',
neer rain 'a•r of the *a rant na !'ri
as a@ e;:rt4 trine were in Nrod. Iie'tC;•:* tl.ap:r ie;. 4t i� aar@ataowCetig.41
Not AItogether Wrong.
Mr. Green—Billson's boy has got to
been officer in the navy. ;
. Mrs. Green -Well, wee11 i I s'pose
he'll wear epithets on his shoulders
now.
•
That tired, feeling will disappear' and
you will be able to eat well and sleep well
by using Miller's Compound Iron Pills:
The Case of R. A. Wade, the
Criminal Lawyer of Chicago,
Duplicated by that of
an Ontario Lady.
Wade,* &lathe 'Was Ret:tored by Dotld's'
Rlduey Pills—Mrs. Geo. names Was
Not Only Shorteiglited but Deaf—
Part of as Roy of Road's Kidney
Pills Restored Both S1ght
and Hearin, ...
Smith's Falls, Der. 4. -The case of
" L " �„ "I R. A. Malde, the great criminal law-
thee' Lather 4'r; -ye 41]9 tt`tfo 1`*:-• er Of Chicago, iti at resent excitimg
tbe:r iwraat�;, their Vi -year-old ti..0-.Ea- x ,. p' �+
ter ; Jennie er;:ll;. their 11 -year -obi con-lalerablo attention. in the United
d:atinttr•r . Mr.,. Mae nen Itoe. &i ifac Staters. 3 lane of the papers of that
Of Pavia Dee. of Ithaca, N.Y.; 'Wale country having devoted considerable
ter J:lee.rlr W"11-''''''.`" gni years (44; space to it. A similar a `ase lots oeourr-
he 1 jar:, city. 111 fled!
ne at:!teal
out than fauaanilc Z as t• were sin t l:.r ed on our own sinal of rho line, in
to ay to slag,/ int'; wit!, rue- that of Mrs. George Barnes of this
latives in 41s easy;>2; aa. town.
MARINle s1dTTERS. R. A. Wade is the lawyer who de -
lo ei.:tlaito aaai'.le•t,' is felt at Liv- fended Prendergast the first time ho
erga.aael ill a.'garei to t:,e t,..ia�ty of alae! stood trial for murdering Carter II.
l,rilisln s.ae ""!'r 31";11',""'", Harrison, Harrison,1Tayor ofGhieago. He hall
leftl.',ttt� r slat fr.r 41,1. t:,t, been retuned in a number of sepia-
nn d feiirs ere eepresteni that the Yes.,
eel bas fa••tai.It•re ti. Itional trials before and has ben sine>e,
The liolit;l.al-.'4ldericn n line steam...! and is one of the best known lawyers
er teetta:nei,etal, Capt. flower, from 1 in Anaterica, He eatntracted Kidney
New ]'ores. Nov. It'. via loulogne.1 Disease and the uric au'id. always pre -
Nov. 29, for ltaatl.>rtlanc, 18 agr''und i sent in the system when the kidneys
at 9Faasinis, two ailalea below port. are deranged, attacked his eyes and
and seuet lirllten to float.
'The steamer Weeett lies a total Mr. Wade went blind. lie started to
wreck on the south jetty ae men- take Dodd's Kidney Pills and ade.-
boldt flay, Cal., having struck the I ally the Kidney Trouble disappeared
rocks there. Of the 24 persons on 1 and his sight returned.
board, all are safe best two. One Now read Mrs. Barnes' Lotter and
dent of Fern
passenger, !Ura;, Carmichael. el, a and rest- see how what was almost considered.
t'U., taus
Nelson, aa. seaman of the steamer, a miracle by the people of Chicago
lost their lives.
UNCLA.SSXI?Xi D.
A driving snow -atonal, the first of
the season, began at Omaha., Neb.,
at 10 o'clock on 'Thursday.
A tidal wave un Saturday caused
considerable danaat;e on the Chilian
coast, destroying moles, boats and
other property along the shore.
It is stated that ilr. Patrick of
Dundee, Scotland, will be offered the
principalship of Manitoba College at
Winnipegin succession to the late II
Principal King:
Messrs. Guilfoyle Dros., of Coiling-
wood,
oilingwood, recently made a ebipment to
Montreal for the Paris Exposition.
Tho collection comprised one bushel
each of thirty; varieties.
Reports from a number of points on
the Gulf in the Texas section, show
that the damage to property and
loss of life by the recent eevere
storm were much greater than at
first reported.
The canals of New York State
were closed officially at noon on Fri-
day, but the water will be kept in
until Monday:, so that all boats may
got through. Business has been bet-
ter than last year.
The handsome and commodious
quarters of the Hamilton. Conserva-
tive Club were formally; opened on
Friday evening. There was a largo
attendance of loading Conservatives
and members of the club.
Samuel Simpson, 32 years old, of
New York, has become crazy over
the losses sustained by reason of
the collapse of the Franklyn Syndi-
cate. Discouraged by his poor luck
in several legitimate investments,
eifnpson gave heed to Miller's pro-
mise to pay 520 per cont. per year.
The appeal of Mrs. Anna Maria
Druce, who claims to be a daughter-
in-law of the fifth Duke of Port-
land, against the decision prohibit-
ing the opening of the Druce vain 1,
in Highgate Cemetery, unless the
owner of the grave consents to have
the coffin opened, has been dismiss -
Negotiations are. about to be open-
ed in Paris with a view of allowing
Brazil a reduction of about 10 francs
on the tax on coffee, on the condi-
tion that the French products will
be given the most favored nation
treatment. Should the negotiations
fail, the maximum tariff will be ap-
plied to Brazilian coffee
. Something to Prove It Bv.
"My wife has gilded our lawn mower
and put Itin the parlor window."
"What's that for?"
"She says shewants the neighbors to
see that at least we are getting the use
.at it ourselves."—Chicago Record.
has been duplicated in Canada.
Smith's Falls.
Dodd's Medicine Co.
Gentlemen,—I have been troubled
for over a year with Female Weak-
ness and Urinal Trouble resulting
from Sidney Disease. I have consult-
ed a doctor who gave me medicine
that seemed to make me worse. At
times I would be deaf and shortsight-
ed. I was told of Dodd's Sidney Pills
and I got one box. I have used part
of the box and am completely cured,
and strange to say both my hearing
and eyesight is now unaffected. Yon
may publish this if it will be the
means of assisting others.
I remain, yours, etc.,
Mrs. George Barnes.
ITS AFTER EFFECTS FREQUENTLY
SHATTER STRONG NERVES.
Mfr. S. DioDougall Suffered for Years
and lila Doctor Totd Ubu Recovery
Was Impossible --Again Strong. and
Healthy. •
Farmer and "jack of all trades," is
what Mr. Salter McDougall styled
himself when interviewed by the News
recently. Mr. Mel)ougall resides at
Alton, about ten :nil«!s from Truro,
N, S.. and aecoraliug to his own state-
ment has been made a new man 1>y -
the nee of Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills.
When interviewed ay the News nuia.
Mr. McDougall reel: ---"l am only too
glad to gave you any i•'.•qnnatiou you
may want. :Anythi:ang i eau sans will
not be too good a a ,.niainendation
for Dr. Williams' Piaci; eine. Up to
the year lane," comae: Mr. ?3eD011,-
gall. "eI had always • njoyed geed
health. At that time 1 had a eevere
attaelt of diphtheria, the aster eaTea:ts
of which left me in a deplorable con-
dition. I was trcir,[.°leal nate' a con-
stant Bain in my left zine just below
the heart, and at tinges, dizziness
would cause me to throw np my hands
.;al{ti
anal l on Inv bad:, or ,..ce.:4Iv face.
hands and feet would swell and turn
cold. In this eontlition I could not
,.nova; hands or feet enol haat to be mov-
en like a quill. My appetite all but
left no end I got
very little
Elcep
I
was under the care of a doctor. but
got nothing more than orcaional texas
purely relief. Finally I got so low
that any- friends wrote for my father
to come and tea me for the last time.
This was in :January, 1£iltn. That night
the doetor told my t'rienale he could
do nothing for me. and he doubted if
I would live through tho night. That
night I took a severe tit of vomiting,
and raised three piceecs of natter,
tough and leathery in aplwaraneee, and
eaeli about tInree Welles long. The',
voraiting almost a'Itt,hati nue. and it re-
quired two people to rajah ma, in bed,
but I felt easier after it. I was in
this; deplorable ear.diainn when I was
urged by a. neigh1" r to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. It was a hopeless
ease but I derided tel try them. When.
I toll the doctor I was taking the
pills he raid they would do me no
goose; that I would never be able to
work again. But ho was mistaken.
for the ceaoct was uri'rclla,ns. By
March I was able to gee Out of doors,
anti could wally quite a distanee. I
continued using Dr. Williams' Pink
Pill!, until I had tat;end seventeen
boxes. and they have made a new man
of me. 1iv health is letter than it
has been for twenty years, and nUt-
witiastantUnii thea doctor's. prediction,
I am able to stand amt' mount of hard
work.. I attribute my new manhood
od
and rt•gaaiucd Ite'a]tIt to ;Pr. 1�'i!liama'
Pink Pills and gra'c u1ly rri•t,mnlend
them to others in poor herit'a.
e ntsit%h Tar. are Tatri t: T.
The men of the EnglisIh navy are not
by any means the '.1en•itltritts that
they are represented to be by some
writers; at Tenet not all of them.
There is au inercaeing number who
put by money in the naval savings
bank. Accoring to the last return
there is $1,313,860 standing to the
credit of bluojaekaets in ships' books
or at the dockyards. The number of
depositors is 23,000. It will has seen
that each man, on the average, has
over $50 to his credit.
Health for the children. Miller's
Worm Powders.
Of No More Use.
"Why did you discharge that cut-
ter?"
"Ob, we can't use him any more,"
answered the tailor. "Now that
box coats have gone out of style we
have to make things to fit."
An Evasive Ansarer.
Banker—Before I accept you as a
suitor for my daughter, I should like
to know how you stand politically.
Now. I am for gold.
Suitor—That's what I'm after, . sir l
STATE of Onto. CITY OF TOL1lD0, ss•
LUCAS COUNTY. f
FRANK J. Cnsxi.Y makes oath that be is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. C1IENEY & Co.,
doing lameness In the City of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and everycaae of•Cata rh that cannot be
cured by the use of RAM's CATARRH CURE.
FRRANIZ J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this eth day of December, A. D., is86.
A. W. GLE A SON,
• Einsar") Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CtIENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
arSold by Druggists, ire. .
Bother 'Worship in Turkey. 'env
The strongest sentiment of the Turk
is his reverence for his mother. He
always stands in her presence until
invited to sit down, a compliment he
pays to no one else.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Come
Bound Iron ,l?ilie.
They Are Not Violent in Action.—Some
persons, when they will to cleanse the
stomach, resort to E; $,,nn and ntlnerpur;-
ative salts. These are speedy in their ac-
tion, but serve no permanent good. Their
use produces incipient chills, and if per-
sisted in they iupire the stomach. Nor
do they act upon the intestine. in a beue-
fieial way. Paarnnelet"s Vegetable Pills
answer all purposes hi this respect, and
have no superior.
Shoes for the Children.
Children's shoes should be entirely
flat in the sole, but pliable enough to
give slightly with the motion of the
foot. What is known as the spring
heel is suitable for children. Heels,
whether low or high, cause many ac-
cidents, and are more or less injuri-
ous otherwise, because they throw the
whole body out of correct balance.
PLAN FOR MOBILIZATION, Oa the sacestd....
Mrs. Mascot—But, and, brit it richt
Sehexne Outlined Which Would F.sab10 IIs tae talc' sae bonnie a gift? The Gude
to rat 35,000 Militiamen is the Field, Book says: "It's better tae give
Three days the district officers come "
mending have been, in session, and thSa tae receive,
Sandy—Then, dinna ye ken, Mar -
the work which is now concluded has get, that for me tae deprive a mon o'
givin' wad be an awfu' sin lam.
been of a most satisfactory character,
The question of mobilization in case
of war was given considerable atten-
tion. Regiments of cavalry, batteries
of artillery, and battalions of infantry
must be of 'uniform strength, and an
attempt Will be made to carry out this
id. a. gradually, existing battalions,
Weak alai varying in size as -they are,
being at first combined into provis-
ional regiments without interfering
svitit their present identity, haymo a.
Axed peace e:tablisbnnent, rollick
would, a, required, be increased to
pentettrtta ted • war estalllislaanaa'nt.
The units thus o ganized could be $ Callow—All the world loves a lovers
co
iib nc:i into brngat:es and divisions. they say.
The general has outlined the fellow -
Two Yionnder-^-Yes, indeed.
am • a t ia: ssppreeiates a good thing.
small companies of infantry are
f i' ietl into a larger single company,
who will thus epovi amalgamation
l; uses„ a double number of s iecrs aatnl
a tt(4 ble nn!nril.c.r of non-commissioned
otli. ears over and above the establish-
ment laid down as neves .•arc in the
War O"iee sella -aid This extra staff
of oll.t.ers and non c:` as:tlisiioned 0111-
ger, thus available will be retained
tet the headquarters of each of the bat-
talions forming the provisional
regi-
ment, and there raise
by
volun-
teer enlistment or by ballot, as direet-
ed, the seeond battalions to raise the
provisional reserve infantry regiment.
A similar system, in the case of the
cavalry will give at the headquarters
of eaclt regiment nearly all the off eers
and all tats staff of lnou-eonnnnissioued
otbcrs required for the formation of
a peovisional re -sive cavalry regi-
ntent. The active militia force, which
at present provides a total strength of,
on peace footing. 35,0e0 then, eould
thus be ine reared to a Sar a'-taablieh-
ment of approximately 60.01:0 men.
An additional emote men route, he
raised front the popelation, and al
snfleieut number ut trains officers
tvuuid it(+ available.
General Mutton at the meeting of
distriaet cheers reilntecod the colonels
present all to provide thennselves with
the new that -topped German forage
cap hi place of the style pre; a ptly
worn.
It is only necessary to read the testi-
monials to be convinced that Holloway's
Cern Cure is unequalled for the removal
of corns, warts, etc. It is a complete ex-
tinguisher.
1;'uttln tlltn to the Test..
Poor But Honest Suitor—I would,
do auything in the world for you,
darling.
Rich But Elderly Maiden—Then _
kiss me, love.
Ener Pinking.
Th It tired feeling will disappear, your
appetite will improve, your digestion will
be perfect, if you will take Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills.
A Marvelous ,!tan.
'' Marvelous man that Simpson. I
tell you, he's a regular wonder."
"i never knew he did anything
great."
"You didn't eh? Why, he succeed-
ed in holding a charity .,fair that
cleared expenses."
A new back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.
Didn't Otitis. Get in.
The Judge—Now, then, my good
man, please be explicit. At what
point did you enter the altercation?
Witness -I didn't got into the alter-
cation. I had only got as far as the
anteroom when dot red -nosed feller
over there hit me with a chair.
If your child is pale, peevish, and does
not thrive, a dose of Miller's Worm Pow-
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Accidents With Lamps.
.Any table on which lamps are placed
should be of firm oonstrnotion, large
top, and of sufficient weight at the
base not to tip easily or jar -when
touched. A great many so-called acei-
dents with lamps are caused by placing
them on light, rickety tables.
A E'entral Figure.
Thera Is not it finer
figure in the
public eye to -day than Lord Salis-
bury, Premier of great Britain. lie
is as master statesman alnti diplomatist,
and his repeated peaceful victories
have gained for hint the confidence of
the public. This keen, quiet titan
means to keep control of the intrica-
cies of the tangled web of European
and .\!nuoicau affairs. 7n the Yt'ene-
modea al air, in the Spanish-.lnneri-
can war, and in the SaMOttn stern he
has acted with eteinu innate skill in
the best interests of the British Em-
pire. Reticent, ready and impertur-
able, courageous and honorable, he is
a typo of the best class of British
stab—eel= who will be known to his-
tory as an empire builder.—Brockville
Times.
Lyddite Not i5'ldely'Known.
The new explosive, lyddite, which
is figuring in the South African war,
is a chemical known only to a few
engineers. The secret was purchased
by the English government from the
inventor of melinite, with which it
is supposed to be nearly identical. It
is exploded by percussion.
neat Ste Trade in Rubber.
Although ore -half of the rubber
product of the forests along the Ama-
zon goes to the United States, moat
of the steamers, wharves and banking
houses in the region belong to the
English.
Cotton Goods Factories In Brazil.
In the course of the last decade the
manufacture of cotton goods has be-
come a firmly established industry in
Brazil.
A dose of Miller's Worm Powders occa-
sionally will keep the children healthy.
Remarks From the Gallery.
Maggie—Ain't dat villin just orful I
Jimmie—Dat's only in de play. I
seen dat feller give a nickel to a blind
man once.
KEW II PE FOR
CAME
SUFFERERS.
"What
that comp
friend at
"I don't
lar key,"
sounded t
Everybody
Ms Impression.
key ltd the programme lam
osition was in?" asked the
a classical concert.
believe it was in any particu:
answered Mr. Cumrox. "It
o ane like a bunch of 'em,".w
A New Method of Treatment
That Cures a Large Percent-
age of Gases.
Cancer has for so many ages been con-
sidered an incurable diseasethat to talk
seriously about it seems like mockery.
But such is the advance of medical science
in these latter days, that things that wero
impossible in our fathers' time are quite
possible now.
The knife, the cautery, the plaster and
the paste have had their tarn, and all
have proved dismal failures, and their
failure is due to the fact that caneeris not
a local but a constitutional disease. The
advent of our Vegetable Cancer Curo
marked a new era in the treatment of
malignant growths. It brought new hope
.o hundreds who shrank from the sur-
geon's knife, with its dangers and its dis-
appointments. The many we have cure
hero in Canada and whole names and
we wil'1 cheerfully give, is de-
monstration that removes every shadow
of a doubt as to the efficacy of our treat-
ment.
Send your name and address, enclosin
two stamps, and we will mail you in plain
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Do not delay In this matter for every day's
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STOTT B& JURY, Bowmanv1lle, Ont.
Elllyttle In yourcautr.
We are in great sorrow becau s
Dewey will not visit Iilllvllle. We hast
killed the fatted calf and made a pale
of navy boots for Elim out of its hide,
and all the leading oxen of the neigh-
borhood bad been barbecued In his
honor.
The greasy pole which the ream
had promised to climb in the event of
Dewey's catalpa.' has been taken down
and chopped into firewood.
We have sent seven 1BilirUle plays!.
ciaua to Washington to prescribe for
Admiral Dewey, and every one le
sworn to tell hint that nothing in the
world will benefit blrn but the climate
of Iiillrille.
Dewey's relations, 730 In number,
left yesterday for their respective
borneL—Atlaata Constitution.
His Repertory.
"What have you been playing during
your present tour?"
"We played' Hamlet' and 'Sing Les?
on the stage," answered Air. Storming -
tau Barnes.
"Were there no comedies in your rep.
ertory ?"
"Only one. When we tame to count
up the box office receipts, it was usual-
ly 'Much Ado About Nothing.' "—
Washington Star.
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