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TH13.118DAY, 'JANUARY 4, 1900, ,
Latin and PrescrtPtionss
' Latin is more precise than English.
Being k dead language, it is not sub-
ject to constant change like the ]ng
The Latin name is -usually desoriP-
tive of some pronlinent feature in the
eihject, and so is more easily remem-
beeed,
For these three reasons, scientific
names are 'usually in Greek or Latin,
susel the drugs have the same names
in the pharmaeopelia as in tile scen-
es, that describe them. _
Most of the drags have no English
namee.
Latin is the international language
of ettholars. .
It is best for unscientific persons
not to know the names of drugs sin:ti-
ler in so many respects and deadly in
otkers.
There never was, and uever will be, a
usRversal panacea itt one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is beir-the very nature
of many curatives being such that were
the germs of other and differently seated
diseases rooted in the system of the'
pastent-what would relieve one ill in
Zttrli would aggravate the other. We
have, however, in Quinine Wine, when
crbtainable in a sound unadulterated
stare, a remedy for many and greviouS iliL
By its gradual aacl judicious use, the
frailest systems Are led into eoevalescence
and strength, by the infineuee which Qui -
trine exerts °a Nature's own restoratives.
relieves the drooping spirits of those
with whom a chroniu state of morbid des-
.
pendeacy andtlack or isiterest in life is a
msease, and, hy trauquilislug the nerves,
disposes to sobsid and refreshiug sleep -
parts vigor to the action of the blood,
which, being stimulated, courses throng,h-
out the veins, strengthening 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, Un-
ited appetite. Northrop Sz Lyman of
oronto, have given to the public their
superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
trhie wine approaches nearest perfection of
any in the market. All druggists sell it.
° Sale of Orchids in England.
A collection of orchids made by
Maj. Mason, of the Firs, 'Warwick,
/2liag1anti, lately sold for $15,550. Sev-
eral cypripedinms brought f:rom $300
to $400, and one, a specimen of cypri-
pediurst insigne gigante-um, the best
of its class ever seen, fetched $735.
_see. Nothing teoprottehing these prices
have ever been balOW11 ill this coun-
try. Orchids in England have for a
score. of years almost equaled the
prices of tulips in the tulip mania of
ravE TO 10 POUNDS per month is the
visual increase of weighs when taking
aft1T.LER'S IRON PILLS.
Told of a Little Poetess.
Dorothy, aged five, is much given
to rhyming. Her mother, comieg in-
to the roam not long since, found her
seated on,the floor with a book of
child verse on her lap and her three-
year-old brother at her side. Upon
being asked what she was doing, she
replied: "I am reading to little
brother. I make the pieces up myself
and they- are east as poniey as they
oan be. " •
A new back for 50 cents. Miller's
Kidney Pills and Plaster.the bill prohibibug the sleeping car com-
panies operating In the state, from tfurnisit-
Bis,- Libraries in China.Incinberths to neamo paseeugers x
ecept, In
ITEMS OF leiTIREST FROM elSOUNG
,
-Serstned, .ronettlated attd Preservect,
, Pitity eratsrap n tar the Perusal of
Tracheal Stoopre Porsoual, FaUticCI
sod l'roIltablee,
41, UNCLASSIFIED. '
uourishiug fencing- Oise; entipe'Sed,s
seems ladies, is in existeuce in Kingston,
Out,
•, The New Orleans arrived at Manila oit
Itt'ints, -just two amulets out 'from .1Neee
Tar'tee Of Public, 'WOrlia, .18
agate Seriolisly 'indisposed, and is, not , able
to leal'e111 110.11s;e: • '
Hamilton will continue to pay 70' per ceat.
and Wentworth, County 30 per eerie. ot the
expenses of the court house.
TIW jiel Oily council' has refused to
greet tat unlimited franoldse to the Tren-
ton Electric: tet Water ComPanSi '
Brick *uuloaded from , the steamharge
Owen at Sandwich caused the collapse ot
the town dock there on Thursday.
Col. Leonard Wood, the new Governor-
General of Cuba, reaelied Havatia on Thurs-
day and was reeeived with a salute of 21
guns. ,.
Tee
inseesibleMarquis of, Queesisberrs. 4vho was
found bed. at tile Raldigh
Club, I.oneon, on ittfon*itry, is uow in a very
*critical condition. '
Sol Snaith Russell collapse*" ett the stage
In the Graud,Opera House, Chic:ego, Thurs-
day night, from mental exhauslioe, and the
curtain was ruug down. e
E. P. and C. 9. Karaly, two Chicago Mee-
tricians, sons of Dr. S. Rarely of Allitter,
N.Y., have inherited nu estate In Hun-
gary valued at S4,320,000. '
8. anachnaa, , armed with a revolver, held
nualspitted possession' of the sideWelk itt
Stith and Wood -streets, Chicago, 011 Thurs-
day evening for half an hour.
The London' and Northern Batik of Lon-
don, Limited, has closed Its doors. The
directors cialm' that the liaise: Sailed owing
to libellous assertions aboutit in the netts -
James R. Keene Is said to have cleared
Up $5.000,000 through the recent slump in
alleitreef, New York, and wade his wife
it Christmas present of 4;2,1300,000 of his
A cablegram has been received at Quebec
from Boulanger, a 'fireman on board the
missing steamship Merrimac. The vessel
foundered, but the crew are safe on board
stains vessel bound to India.
The sharebolders of the Canadian Engine
and Locomotive Comparty to Kingston ere
In receipt of an offer from New Yorkere to
Purchase the works for 5200.000, with a
view to their removal to Russia.
On Friday night Mr. W. 1. Maclean, Me
P., addressed the Toronto Socialist League
on the nationalization of the railways. He
was made an honorary nietiber of the
league at the close of the lecture.
Dr. Henry J. Garrigues of New Yorit',has
learned that out of every 200 coffins put
under ground in the 'United States, the oc-
cupant of least one of them is simply In
a lethargic etate. aud is buried n1ive'
Andrew Carnegie has given 820.000 to pro-
vide se-Main:mg baths and a gymnasium for
Dunfermline. In a letter be says
will reach you In time to be a Christmas
gift to the town from its loyal son."
Frederic!: W. Vanderbilt has been elect-
ed a director of the Canada *Southern Rail-
way Couiriany, succeeding his brother, the
late Corneens Vanderbilt. 'elce-President
Cox has been elected president of the road.
A writ was issued at Oegoode liaU on Fri-
day on behalf of Miss Eunice Vouutain, In
which she claims from SVillirtm I). Miller
the 'sum of 52000 damages for seduction.
Both parties live up in North Gwillimbitry.
The New England. the last Christmas
steamer to Sfal from Boston, ' carried. 25,-
655 letters containing^ 5252.020. Thc, 815e and
vatue nt ,he Chrtstmas rnniln are also eten-
Ishins the postoffice authorities at New
The Botrstate Commerce c!orrirntssion at
Washingi on on Friday began the bearing
of evidence in the inntret of chanees in
freight el:reeler:a-lion and advances in fr..ight
r.ates by carriers using the 'ofrietar eressia-
The U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations has authorized a favorable report
upon the two treaties negotiated with
Great Britain and Ctrniany for the dissolu-
tion ot the tripartite agreernent for the
control of the Samoan
Lydia Pierson, a young woman who hails
from St. Mary's, attenipted TO Commit sue
olde at St. Thomas by taking chloroform In
the International Hotel, where she was a
waitress. ..8 physician saved her life. The
girl has , been despondent. '
A. man named N. S. Pever111 Is advertis-
ing in tlie Rochester. N.Y., papers for "sin-
gle young men wishing to see service with
tne British In, South. Africa' The adver-
tisement laselalmed to be in contravention
'of the United States statutes.,
The failure of tbe Globe National Bank
of Roston, is a culmination of an attack
matte upon the Independent copper cone
paniee oi Boston, which cefesed at the be-
hest of the Standard Oil Company to come
into tlie Amalgamated Coppet Company.
Governor Candler of Georgie has signed
The great libraries of Pekin con-
tain volumes of books numbered by
the hundreds , of thousands. Li the
archives of the government are still
found the • ancient predictions of
eclipses made withgreat accuracy,
together with works on astronomy
which show a fair knowledge a that
science.
For Niue Years -Mr. Samuel Bryan,
Thedford writes: "For nine years
suffered with ulcerated sores on my lag;
I expended over $100 to physicians, and
tried every preparation I heard of ot saw
recommended for such disease, but could
get no relief. 1 at last was recommended
to give Dr. Thomas' Belectrie Oil a trial
which has resulted, after using eight hots -
ties (using it internally and externally),
In acompete cure. 1 believe it is the best
medicine in the world, and 1 write this to
let others know what it has doue for
Many Editions or Gorman Books.
Germany is a more hooleish country
than either Great Britain or the
United States. The historical novel
"Ekkenhard" is now in its one hund-
red stud forty-sixth edition, and
Scheffel:s "Trompeter Von Sakkiii-
gen" in its two hundred and tbirt-y-
seventh.
I watepsle and weakly for yeArs. Mil -
Lexie Conapound Iron Pahl brought about
a:change. .
Mx. Crimson:beak-Any novel feat-
uree at the wedding; this afternoon?
Mrs. Orinisoelteek--Yes; the bride
woee no glievee.
"Well, it is rather unusual for it
bride to show her hand so early in
the game I"
ea
Yolin g Grievance.
The firet pang of hex married life,
• I heard' a dame declare, s
Was when heart's deareet ptit his
feet
On her best parlcir chair.
Miller's Worm .Powders cure r.11
ments of 'children like magic.
Dtiliritge IrPono by Wolven.
Wolves destroy $5,000,000 worth of
live stools, annually in Poseia.
coaches used especially for the accommoda-
tion of negroe's. The measure is now a
law
The I -Tolland -America Line steamer Werk-
endam, Capt. Br:austere which sailed from
Amsterdam on Thursday for New York,
was in collision nIl Mansluis, in the fog.
with the. British steamer Silvia, and ha6
five plates on the 'pert side gnaastred. No
damage has been reported tothe Silvia.,„
, .
LABOR WORLD.
The 'Minneapolis and Ontario Bridge Corn-,
pany has "been incorporated with 5300,000
capital, to build the international bridge
over the Rainy "River for the Port Arthile;-
' Ontario and Western Railroad, now build-
ing between Port Arthur and 'Winnipeg.-
. The bridge will be a mile long, will be com-
pleted in a year and -will cost 5200,000.
The 1400 operatiVes of the Camidian Col-
ored Cotton Goods Company's two mills at
Cornwall, Ora., have been notified of a Pa
yer cent. increase iin wages, beginning on
•
The American Federation of Labor has
selected Louisville as the place for holding
the next convention. The convention made
formal requests that all , trade unions here-
after' more clearly, watch the work of their
respective crafts.
FOR' MEN 0E. WAR.
A.drrilral Von Died/eche has been appoint-
ed chief of the navel general staff of Ger-
many, .
It is said the Duke of oonnaught will
succeed Lord Roberts as commandant of
the forces in Ireland,
President McKinley has . cabled; to Gen.
Otis his expression of sincere grief at , time
loss of Gen. Lawton, and condolence to
Mrs. Lawton.
A deserter named ilinch turned up at
the KIng,3ton Barracks on Fr1dny. Ile fs
'anxious to go to the front. Ms punish-
tamit will be light.• '
\'in -Admiral Bendeme en has been n.p-
pointed to command the German ,cruiser
&newton in Chinese waters, in sin:Cession
to Prince Henry ef Prussia, who is go -
log home.
,:11ajor Hon LIS. D. Fortesque, assistant
military secretary and A.D.C. to Oen. Lord
William Seymoureleaves Halifax by Stearn,
or DornIttion, Sunday, for England, to re-
join bis regiment, 17th 'Lancers, .now at
Alderahot.
The tWo companies of Montana volunteers
who elute back front Manila on the trans-
port Zertlandia, aro said to hose brought
back with thern.elso,ecto ln gold and Alexi,-
OEM 1311Ver, WhiCid was discovered by two
Men at ''Caloocae.
The New York, Hetald prints a 'Loudon
despatch which says that its correspondent
has tellable information tbot the Fillpbros
have placed a large order with it continent:a
firm for artillery. The informant says the
Ellitenoe have plenty oft moues- to keep the
War going.
Little Savona y's littifere3tee.
Sat -rime Stiages (who lied just heard
his ftither lsie tlie word "bigatuist")---
'What is a biegerrtiist. paprt?
SttaggS-.,S., blt.cdttliST, Sammy, is it
man with two wives.
atelier --T h e n is a roan with three
Wives a Itiggermist than the inon with
two ?--Pittsburg Cl.deniele-Telegraph.
Eggs Ar Oitea
, , • ,
Like 11111.4,,au (erg 16 complete food.
If fed on eggs it1011.0 ^ young' animals
are furnished with all necessaky elc4-
ments for growing bone, inusele and
all,that goes to make a perfeet
,of ite,lsind., A }ten may lay -4.40 eggs
Per year, but ought certainly, to pyo.
dice 120. 'Eight eggs will weigh.. a
pound, and 120 will weigh .about 15
pounds, at, .the cost about ' one
bushel of corn, Worth on ear "asseettge
itheut.50 cents; at this rate the egg's
cost, so far as food is concerned,
• abent 3 emits per potuid,, or 4.16 cents
' per dozen, and • are better for food
itt that than beef, Porls Or, mutton:
/IOULDER. gro old Gruisfel aaci not I -lave a Lot of
• e a strahlige nosionts in Illare bed."
, Maw looked Eturt. But she Diden't
say nothing more, and the next Day
, the Beer Come. It Seemed to Doeelasy
lots of Good if it oolseWould of Lasted
longer, so she told paw ,aboet it, ,and
He was 'madder than a pnrson syhat
gits up to Let a. Bewtifull gust have
Isis seat and, the man stancliu Behind
him sets Down Before • she looks
around. ,
Maw not It was the iceman or Sit -
die's Bo, and Sadie got mad when
maw speke to Her about it and Sed she,
Wasen't agoin to Live at no place
where people Didn't no How to 13e -
have when tbay was Talkin to lad, les.
But maw rased Her wages a Doter a
weak and promised, to make us ware
our Stockeus and undershurts Longer,
so Sadie sed she would Give us anutle
er trite. ,
Paw sed if he thot it was the iceman
He would, make that gent Think a
tire was Bilt under him, But they
couldent ketch him at it.
So maw got anuther case and told
the Dockter about it, and'the Doelster
says: ,
"'That's all rite. I no lIoW to Stop
So he give maw Some little white
powder to putt in a I3ottel what was
on the lee. c"
"Sly grashus," maw says, "1 Don't
want to poison nobuddy and Git in
trubble."
"It won't kill them," the Dockter
told her. "They'll git Over it in a Fu
ours, But after tbat I don't think you'll
need to 13y so much beer."
•Maw took it and put it the I3ottel
and they was Cumpny Come and She
forgot all about it ,till purty Late, that
• nite.
-Then all of a sudden paw Looked
Skated and says: '
, wunder how It feels when peeple
Git the peudy Seetus?" '
,• "I Don't Know," maw says, "I never
Ele.t1 it „
. "My Hevyuns," paw Elollered, "I feel
Like I Had Swallered Duni Dum
Bullet and it was beginnen to Dum."
Maw run out to the lee Box and
Looked in, and then She Come Back
and paw Looked Like if He was oracle-
tasun to Be the Indy eubber ruan on
MAW AS A REFORMER
SkE UNDERTAKES TO CURE TI -IE
10E."MAN OF DESINk(INg.
And. Poor Paft'v Coan.pelied' to Give
11.11 Inititatima of a Mau ArarivveSisag
' Q *Olio NI You Like to lie
'the Icetiontifm
„ Awhile Ago the Dockter told Initw
She,Qt-to 1.)rink Bear to Bild up her eis-
tuns But maw eed She diden't i)Itteve
in liteven them kindepS things in the
house Becoz they mitetgit fokee in Bad
habutS.
"Shaw!" paw told Her. "Don't Git
to Be a Crank. I Like te'sbe peepul
This Time William Bowen, of
Brockville, is Cured ofBack-
„ ache' by Dodd's Kidney -
Pills. • ,
'Moulder's Beanie to bo ssFortunate
Trade--Seeonci, Moulder Dodd's
Kidney 1 -Sills Reported Re-
cently to Utive cured.
Brookville, Dec. 25. -Last week the
papers reported the case of Geo.
Barkley, a Hamilton moulder, who
Was fortunate enough to find a cure
for Rheumatism. This, it turned out,
was Dodd's Kidney Pills, the most
famous kidney medicine in the world.
There is a moulder in Brockville who
also hes it word to say regarding Dodd
Kidney Pills. • • '
William Bowen suffered with Back-
ache in a severe way. Backache is
not a niere affection of the muscles
or an ache 'in the back bone. Many
people thinking this was the case
have spent money and time rubbing
Iiiiiinents into the bacls. This is quite
useless, as no amount of rubbing can
reaclethe kidneys where the ache is
actually located. Backache is kidney -
ache and should be treated as such.
Otherwise it may develop into
Bright's Disease or some other form
of Kidney Diseae in its fatal forin
Mr. Bowen says of his cure:
Brockville.
Dodds Medicine Co.,
Gentleinen,-I have been troubled
with pain in my back -and in the re-
gion of my kidneys, and I was advised
by Mr. Stegg, butcher, of this town,
to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. I was
very bad, being hardly able to stand
the pain. I am now completely car-
ed, and can highly recomuiend Dodd's
• Kidney Pills to anyone troubled with
Backache. The men in the shop will
all vouch for my case.
remain yours etc •
•,
Wm.. Bowen.
Useful At All Times. -In winter or in
summer Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will '
cope with and overcome any irregulari-
ties of the digestive organs which charige
of diet, change of residence, or variation
of Lerriperattn•e may bring about. They
should be always kept at hand, and once
their beneficial action becomes known, no
tone will be without them. There is no-
thing nauseating in their structure, aud
the most delicate can use them ,confident.
Safest Place Under Fire.
:Every soldier believes that the only
safe place under fire is the recent
scene of soiae Cannonade escapade.
When defending a fort or camp the
wounded are generally placed itt the
breaches, as the enemy are not likely
to waste powder and shot on points
which have already been cleared of
barricade. The same holds true of
naval engagements. Sailors mach
prefer to sit in some yawning gap
still hot and smoking from the effect
of a splintering cannon ball than be-
hind the stoutest bulwark.
Health for the children. Miller's
Worm Powders.
Royal Embroidery.
A new kind of embroidery used by
fashionable dressinakers is said to be
the invention of the Queen of Mada-
gascar. It is of many colors, on a
dark ground, and it appears to meet
sivith great approval frena searchers
after novelt-y.
-Miller's Compound Iron Pills restore
thaeolor to pale cheek and bloodless lips.
Death Pleased. T 110710 . ,
Drummer -How was the "Uncle,
'Tom's Cabin" show at the town hall
last night?
Landlord Pettyville Tavern -eeriest
, ,
rate! The audience" was so pleased
with little Eva's death that they en-
cored her till she done it again.
,n Eye to .Dualness. -
"Jones called up hie first wife at
the seance. last night, and sehaL do
you , think he said to her?" said
"Geed:flees knows," replied E1rosyn..
"He asked her it she woul(I give his
second wife her recipe for mincemeat.
lieres a Mystery.
' Mrs. Crimsonbealt-My husband is
a mau of quiet tastes,
Mrs. Yeast then, did he
ever come to marry you?
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I .
JOHN LABATt, London,
Are tindoubtedly TS1E REST.
Teetireeniats tenni 4 chemists, 10 meda , 12
'diplomas. The most 'wholesome of beverages
Reoommeaded by Phyeiciane, For sale every-.
whors.
the stage, so maw says: '
. eesSlayS paw, ain't you ashamed to act
that way Before yoor children? I al-
ways like to see peepul Gro old grais-
ful."
Paw unwound himself long *muff to
look at maw purty sad, then he Duh -
bled up agin and (evened aud ast maw
why she Diden't Send fel' the Doelster.
• I Don't Bleeve thay axe
timing the the mattbr with you," maw says.
"What's the yoost purtendin that way?
I see they are anuther Bottel of Beer
gone, But I Bet the one that Drunk.
it'll Be sorry purty soon. The Doelster
give me sumethink to put in it."
Was it poison?" paw Hollered, with
the S'wet I-lanstin all over His Leered.
"No," maw Sed, "they'll git over it in
a Fu ours. I wisht 1 new whether it
was the Iceinan er not."
Paw he Crawled up Stares, given a
grone every time He took a Step, and
when he was neerly to the top maw
says:
"What?" paw ast.
' "Ain't it nice to Gro old Graisful?"
'Paw Diden't say nothin But give the
Dore a Slam what neerly Docked the
plea -tern off. .
Maw told the Docister yistady that
the iceman must of shied the pledge. --
Georgie in Chicago Titnes-Herald.
BetwernF'rbends.
• "Yes," said the girl who had Just re-
celved a legacy, "he has asked nee to
marry him."
"I)ear me!" replied her dearest friend.
"Is be so much in need of money as all
that?" ---Chicago Post.
Distress In Essentials.
"Diamonds have gone up., since the
South African war 'Opened."
,
"Goodness! Are they any higher
than coal?"--/Detrolt Dime Press.
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Manual, t.44,3 paper NATIONAL SLIP". IT CLoo 40.30 West Lamed St.,‘13Dge*tr;oC:'.3:1Zthil ,
lock to61,4toy or Solli.cy11 shoa hoi Inc Birthday Bing, Sitmity , .. ,
,ntufki3tpai7.16'iiiiii,iko Aiond,,pilzeyillho.lt /..o .0y 0r, prim IVr to to•dr.y. Yott ritik natIdag, aa wa pay tlia duty and
tostaro on all Verfunles aun1into",.011,11,08.k. IlutkIwttra d Ilvervabs lutoly Soo. zina nutohlgoodsrtro roturafttlt., , • ',,f, „'
Meat and G 'miiii for
When meat is eiveu it'ls net, Ices-
sary to allow' ustuilt. grain. For in-
stance, if meat'Ss fed at 110011 it will
Only be neeessary "to scatter a few
handfuls of oats in each pen to keep
Ole inmates at work. When a hen
becomes too fat she will lay soft -shell -
e(1 eggs.. When 'plenty of eneat is to
be heel as one of the che,apest articles
of 'food a greatcr quantity of oats,inay
'
be given. Wheat is the best all-round
food, and with the -s,vaste of the farm,
in conjunetion with moat ,and the liot
morning meal,- and, exercise, will
bring an abundance of eggs. , ,
It may be. onlyet trifling cold, brit, neg-
lect it and it tvill fasten les tangs' in, yotn•
ftikgs, and ytia w )11 seeti be cttneed to air'
tut r.t rave, I it this co tiotry we 1may
10(1(1011 (1110) 3(5 ztuti Inust exnect; to • hieve
1)0itelts am: teethe NVe caunot avoid theili,
111.1 vc"cl t.tr,-In effect; m11'e by 1.18111g Bickie's
,Ansi-Cotteuttiptive ,Syrup, the ritedieitte'
tilos, [Inc never beert ittiown to fail ill cur -
lug eats:riot, colcle, bronchitis :reel all, er-
re:et-toes oft time throat, itungs and chest.
,1Tow 11 Iinp)ressed.
were very reckless in talking
to that man," said the friend, appre-
hensively. - •' •
'`Was I?'' replied Willie Wishing -
"Yes. You - want to be careful.
,You clou't know him. He's a regular
fire-eater. "
'','Well, considering the present
price or coal, should consider his
diet rather expensive.''
Worns Powders are a wender-
fal medicine for the ailments of children.
Next Thing to It.
"I should Like a room with an iron
bedstead," said the tourist in Ire-
,
land.
"Sorr, 0i:haven't an iron bedstead
in the plade. They're all soft wood.
But you'll find the mattress noice and
heed, sorr," replied the hotel proprie-
She fing;itt to Be Happy,
First Alissis-And what sort of a
man is your husband, my dear?
Second Missis-Oh, he's a regular
brute! ,
First Alissis-Well, • then, you've
got something to be thankful for, for
mine isn't even regular.
'Beware of Ointtrients for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy, the tense of
smell and completely derauoe the whole system
ween entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be usen except on
preSerintiuttglivin reeutable physicians, nt the
dapage they Will do is ten fold to the good yoa.
cam -possibly derive front thene Rail's Catarrh
Cure, manufaetured by If J. Cheney tit Co.,
Toledo, 0., eollUuns uo mercury, aed is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
. mucous surfatees of the system. In bust ig Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the geouitte. It is
talceu internally. and mad6 in Toledo, Ohio, by
F. J. Cheney A -..Co. Testimonials free.
eest-Soid b Dengtrtsti. price Vic. per bottle.
Peculiar Method of Suicide.
,A peculiar way of committing sui-
cide is said to be practised by the
African tribes who dwell near Lake
Nyassa. When a d'eapondent tribes-.
• man tires of life he wades into the
• lake and patiently waits until au alli-
gator approaches and king him.
To Be Pronounced in SO0t/Prls.
• The Flemish philologists have in-
troduced a new term into their lan-
guage. In Flemish au automobile is
a suelpaadrel o oszoodeerspo orw eepee-
torr itulue
„
Son -in -1a -W-1 married- yoUr daugh-
ter, `sir, and I must say I 'lave neves'
ceased to regret it. •
syiripathize with you, nay boy,
I married her-1nel her. ' •
•
' Apologetic.
Bridget -I can't stand missus, gar.
Von Blamer (sareastically-)-It's t'
Bridget, that I couldn't have
selected a wife to suit you.• '
"Sure, sur, We all make mistakes."
-' Worm, Powders 'Cute fever inn
;rupartIng Useful Kr' usvledke.
•""I'llere are several Nvil,yS to' prevene s • '
,tlie' teeth trollsdecaying," wrote the.
answers to correspondents roan, in ire -
spouse . to , a elierry from "lel
but' the only absolut. y certain WY
'is'io'have.t.,11010 I)tilled or die ear1,9•"--",
• 'Chicago' Tribune.',"' • , • '
t Mrs. Henpeck. --No doubt the ancients)
, were considered . wise' because stlieket
'were fewer temptations in those days.
Henpeck -Why', snY dear, the.proper-
iion or women in tbe world lutist have
been about the 8.1.11.10
Cupid in itfluff.
'
"Our engagement ett, again," ,
''What's the net tier 00 NV ?"
gSVO her, 0 belt btickle ,with 'nee
photograph on it. ,end she pees'. it to
fasten her dog's collar."---Chieage Rec-
ord. '
'W01311111, riled! Burglar.
1111's. (1 oclIc trig up teeni tile pa-
pers -t -.A e•otilati 01)1 vvest sliot a burglar
and &filet] !Orli.
Mr. Winits- well! W7hat yvae
she airtling cit? -New Yok \-)Teekly.
Patiently Bore Disgrace for Year&
'0
o• res., se, ikeesse
es,
,
"I lied for years patiently borne the ales
grace, sugaring, misery and privations dun
to my husband's drinking habits. (Searing
of your marvelous remedy for the cure or
drunkenness, which 1 cthild give my hus-
band secretly, I decided to try it. I pro-
cured a package and mixed it in his food
and coffee, and, us the remedy -was odor-
less and 'tasteless, he did not know what it
seas that so quickly relieved his craving -for
liquor. He soon began to pick up flesh,
, his appetite for solid food returned, he
stuck to his work regularly, and we now
bare a happy home. After he was core-
pletely cured I told him of the deception
I had practised on him, when, he acknowl-
edged that it ltd been his saving, as he
had not the resolution to break off of his
stioewAinanti.,pfai:pnice,o,rdg.iviInghetaersitellinyorlaidaviissea nadl I full
llwomen
afflicted as I Was to give your remedy it
phlet ln plain, sealed envelope,
' In-
formation, wbth directions how to take Oa'
, administer Samaria Prescription. • Corres
spondence considered saeredlv confiden-
tial. Address The Samaria Remedy
23 Jordan -street. rr,,-^-+. (m+
Imo1.i jtui g.
New life for a quarter. Miller's Com-
pound Iron Pills. '
Shirts and Hats of Bark.
The Indians of the interior of Bo
livia wear shirts and hats made of the
bark of a t-ree, which •is soaked in
water to soften the fiber and then
beaten to make it pliable.
Biliousness Burdens` Life. -The bilious
man is never it companionable man be-
eauee his ailment renders him morose and
gloomy. .The coin plaint is not so danger-
ous as it is disagreeable_ Yet no one need
suffer from it who can procuse Parmelee's
Vegetable Pills. By regulating the liver
and obviating the effects of *bile in the
stotiaach they restore men to cztr.lerfulness
and full vigor of action. '
Montreal Le Presse will not accept
an advertisement calculated to cause
immigration to the United States.
UHIUA. Deco rative , Paradox. . ' ''
..IfteTo
"General.ss,,
,White can't eXPeet the
to .., Via- •
"No; he's ' got her cross already. - = ,
Cleveland Plain beater.S
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' Alter Treattilent With the
' Re Di dz''t nasvinc6' ' ,New Constittitioital Remedy,
'
Hit -])o you dawuce?
She (who has been informed that he
is a. bore) -No. •
U. -Neither do L Let's spend this
i*iug just talltluit to eaciA other. .44
There have been so many failures in the
treatnient of cancer, go many recurrences
after the pee of the knife or plaster, so
,many instances f , the disease returning
in a short time after it has,been supposed
to be cured, that 'those vcrho suffer from
this deadly malady, are apt to he discour-
aged end,exclaim, rhea§ ie nothing owl
cure me; I might just as well give up."
But stop it moment. We claim that the
'new constitutional remedy, our vegetable
,Cancer Cure, can radically and; ernin.-
neatly remove every trite° of the diseaac,
unless it is in the last stages., '
"But claims are of no value," . you say,
"No, not 'unless they 'are hacked up by
truth,' and we have the proof in our pos-
session that demonstrates beyond all
questioin that we can cure cancer and that
It remains mired.
, If you will send us two stamps 're Will
send you copies of letters from persons
:mired several years ago, who are perfectlyl
wall to-dey. We could not furnish etrong-
er 6VidetIC6 as to 016 poeitive and perma-
nent curative value of our pleasant bottle,
remedy. Don't you think it worth your
,
u
owahrileelatiornaa..
it plessTt. Teslee8ztii gaettpRtyhe; 1Bciewritatsanof.
ville, Ont. Mention this paper,
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