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INDUSTRY,
TRADE AND iN17U. Y
Faris has the biggest quill toothpick
mill.
'Hungary leach fix gimes jewel pro-
duction.
In Saxony toy -makers earn one cent
su'hour.
'
,A needle factory in Redditch, Eng-
land, makes 70,000,000 needles .every
week.
tothe number of • 3 500, 000 are
Pens 1i ,
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used throughout the world every day
in the week.
American cotton is preferred by the
Japanese manufacturers, because it
has a longer staple than that of any
other country.
Profits from cotton mills at Old-
ham, Rochdale and Ashton, England,
for 1899 amounted to $1,650,000. The
spindles represented were 6,000,000
and the capital employed $23,750,000.
Benzine motors are being tried for
driving canal barges in Trance. The
motors are of about 2 -horse -power and
drive twin propellers. The speed is
said to be considerably greater than
where horses are used ou the towpath.
There never was, and never will be, a
universal panacea, in one remedy, for all
ills to which flesh is heir --=the very nature
of many curatives being such that weree
the germs of other end differently sears
diseases rooted in the system of the
patient—what would relieve one ill in
turn would aggravate the other. We
have, however, in Quinine Wine, when
obtainable in a sound unadulterated
state, a remedy for many and previous ills.
By its gradual and judicious use, the
frailest systems are led into convalescence
and strength, by the influence which Qui-
nine exerts ou Nature's own restoratives.
drooping spirits of those
Itselieves the p,
with whom' a chronic state of morhid des-
pondency 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, being stimulated, courses through-
out the veins, strengtIiening the healthy
animal functions of the system, thereby
making activity a necessary result,
strengthening the frame, and, giving Ole
to the digestive organs, which naturally
demand increased sabstance—result, im-
-Tsoved appetite. Northrop & Lyman of
oronto, have given to the public their
superior Quinine Wine at the usual rate,
and, gauged by the opinion of scientists,
this wine approaches nearest perfection of
tally in the market. All druggists sell it,
O1 S OOH Till 'YE
TEM? OF INTEREST FROM AROUN
THE WORLD
K>runed, punctuated and 1 reserved In,
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. ah'y .P azagr`uo1u for the Perusal of
Practical People — 1'ersoual, 1 atltieial
:;rt<i •1' aro ti t:tla! c:
it NCL,tSSIFIED.
Latest reports it•on, Samoa stiy
things aro mere quiet anti settled
thati for' smile'' time past.
the first roar of stool ever Made In
Ontario Wes rolled oh Jan. 31, 1.;900,
at the Abbott-Diit1.'liell works in 13es1
lavi.ie,
The laroliutitiary eauneration of tkd
population of Cuba sbowS 1.,572 S.l0i
inhabitants, that of Puerto 11i.'o
057,679.
In Toronto on Thursday a :Saddle`
and Carriage Horse Sooiety, With.
Mr,George A. Case as ,president, was
organized.
The nicroury rc istered 20 degrees
below zero at cia break on Friday in
Saratoga County, N.Y., but soon.
moderated.
Throughout South Staffordshire,
lIng,, the iron works have advau:ed
the price of iron tea shiiliijs leer toe
ee account of the dearness -of coal.
President ' Samuel , 0 onipers of the
America n Federation Of Labor, has
gone to Cuba to study labor utattere,
with a view 01 forming. unions there.
The steamer Turret Age was
belled at 1:Ialifax Saturday evening
for ?50,000 for sinking' the steamer
Lloyd S. Porter in the St. Lawrence
last fall.
In the t -louse of Representatives at
Washington on. Friday, a bill giving
to Cuban vessels the most favored
nation treatment in American ports
was passed.
Canadian canners have been in ,ses-
sion in Toronto for the past two
days to arrange a scale of prices:
cann-
An almost famine of Canadian
ed goods is reported.
Anes Alice Freemen, "Faith .Fezi<
ton," the Dawson City correspondent
of the Toronto Chew, has been mar-
ried to Rev...T. N.Elliott-Drown, ter-
ritoriel secretary and clerk of the
Yukon Couiail.
Two deaths were caused by the
cold weather in Chicago the past `?1 undei their treatment for two years.
hours, and many persons suffered
They gave ma no relief.
M parents were greatly pained at
MY
Honey an Excellent Food.
Scientific men say that honey is a
much more healthful sweet than
sugar. and has many valuable proper-
ties. It is nutritive,. and when used
freely with bread makes an excellent
food for children. It is a laxative,
and may be used advantageously in
place of medicine by persons of sed-
entary lives. Being also the dantiest
and most delicious of sweets—an ex-
tract of blossoms—it is hardly pos-
sible to eat it to au injurious extent.
It needs no digestion, as sugar does,
and even acts as a digestive aid.
QI'fi]BEC 0 E '1OR
4 Yount; Lady of St. Justine
Writes of Her E2,perience
With Dodd's Kidney M.S.;
1Sliss Anna 0holette was a Sufferer from
Cl,LlU mod--Yyoetors Ouve Dor 'tip as a.
(?h{vuiv Trnvalict '1'v-Quy iii Su-
Irorniturt,cluut l lt,itlrii t•rotta 1550
of Doild's i lilitey.I'ills.
St. Justine, tomo., Peb. 5. —Miss
Ahura 011olotte, of this place, has boon
an invalid, owing to Kidney Disease,
all her life until quite recently, whole
she began to imarove. Her many
friends worm delighted at the change
and she .nlet with congratulation and
encouragement on all sides. It was
not, generally known, however, that
the cause of Miss Cl oletto's improv-
ing condition was doe to Dodd's Kid-
ney fills, and it was not until the
other day that the fact was given out.
But such is the case, and Miss Oho-
lette acknowledges the benefit she has
derived from Dodd's Kidney. Pills in
the followinig letter, giving full de-
tails of her case for the benefit of
other sufferers.
`Since the age of eight years I have
suffered with inflammation of the
kidneys. I am to -day twenty-four
years old. I hasten to write to you,
therefore, to : give you the full de-
tals of my euro. I commenced to be
sick when going to school. I was
notable to bear the fatigue of study.
One day mother fell sick and the doc-
tor profited by the occasion , to attend
me also. He came often to see me for
six months when he told me it was
not necessary to come any more;- my
trouble would right itself as I grew
older. He made nothing of the
months.I had been `unwell already.
lconstantly
� troublecontinued
"The
after' that. I suffered greatly and
Was bed -ridden almost continuously.
At this time I was under the consul-
tation said I
doctors. They. Of:�L\S
0
had been suffering this long time of
intiammation of the kidneys. They
gave me many medicines, and I was -
Hundreds of homeless menwereear-
ed for by the police.
The I3ossiend, 13.C., local board of
health has issued a proclamation di-
recting Clint all the inhabitants of the
town be forthwith vaccinated as " a
preventative of the smallpox epidem-
ic in the States to the south.
The Stinson Bank, the, only private
Nanking ns . u on r
suspended payment. The bank was
instituted 'in 3847. The liabilities
are not known, but it is hoped that
the depositors will be paid' in full.
Two lady teachers of Trenton,
have been suspended. pending an in-
! as to whether they used,
f due diligence in getting the'children
out of the -burning schoolhouse on
Friday afternoon. They say the
children were rendered unmanageable
by the cries of outsiders.
THE ISELIOIOUS WORLD.
seeing hie suffering so, and as for my-
self I felt that I could never find
leasure again in this world.
p 5
"My father one day read in anews-
paper of the good effects of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. He bought three boxes
of them to try and they gave me some
relief. He bought me a dozen more
boxes and now I am perfectly well
and overflowing with life and spirits."
The street accidents of London
amount to about 3,500 a year, nearly
ten a day.
Perfumed Nightcaps.
Some fastidious women' have night
caps made of white wash lace with a
circular sachet pad fastened in the
crown. The caps are coquettish and
'Pilose Loving. Crites.
.if1'eude--Mr, De J'ouos asked, x ie to.
sing fog hili the other evening after
we had, been introduced.
Clara—And what did you siaig?
Maude --Why, bow do you know
that 1 sang at all?
Clara --Well 1 noticed that he didn't
ask you to sing to -night.
There are so many cough Medicines in
the market, that it itt so111etiuiet difficult
to tell which: no buy; but if we lied t4
cough, a sold or any affliction of Ilte throat
or lungs, We would try13icale's Anti-
Consunlptive Syrilia,; Those who bare
used it think It is far altead of all other
preparatiotis'recomueuded for such coni-
phunts. The little folks life it as it is as
pleasant as syrup,
Presbyterian ministers have already pretty,'the lace 'mesh''~allows free
contributed 73,563 to the Twentieth access of air and the sachet imparts a.
Century Fund of their'church.
Perfectly Absurd.
Chappie-She called mo a conceited.
idiot.
Dolly—The idea! Why, an idiot
Y
has' nothing to be conceited about.
Miller's Worm Powders cure iris in
children.
]1Iu 111gatawn y.
Mulligatawny is from an East In-
dian word meaning pepper water..
Worse For the Nephew.
Returned Traveler—Is that rieb old
bachelor uncle of yours dead yet?
Host (dejectedly)—Worse, a thousand
times worse! He's married and got a
baby. --New York' Weekly.
Hateful Brute.
She -Guess what I paid for the new
hat.
He—Nothing. .1 atn the one that paid
for it.—Indianapolls Press.
c ►sar4LTll�s faint distinct fragrance to the hair.
It is not what you eat, but what as- ' Emery 1+lewellwyn, a section fore-
alniilates that nourishes. MILLER'S man, was killed on Thursday at Dau -
COMPOUND IRON PILLS cure faulty phin, Man., by falling fr-0m a. wind-
assimilation. mill.
John McGovern of Toronto was so
w, Hygienic Value of Bathing. injured by an electric car on Thurs-
An authority on hygiene says that day that his right leg had to be am -
systematic use of salt baths will pre- putated,
Scbooner. M. Innis, from Galveston
vent one from taking cold, and avert � for Brazos and Santiago, has .been
,clapping and roughness of the skin. i wrecked on the Mexican coast. Seven
A handful of common salt dissolved lives `vere lost.
in a basinful of water' as cold as one's Mrs. Elizabeth O'Donnell, of To -
vitality permits is sufficient for a route, while visiting friends in Ham -
sponge bath over the entire body. No ilton slipped and, by falling on the
soap should he used in this bath. It pavement, broke her ankle. She was I
taken home.
is better to use cold water for the face In coupling cars on Saturday night
and neck, adding a little hot for the George Wise of Toronto, a Grand
remainder of the sponging, if desired. Trunk brakesman, had his right
hand badly crushed. It was neces-
s� sary amputate the right forefing-
Tol,s of Leaden Death. 1 Tames Little, a Toronto employe
Forty million rounds of small -arms of the Hamilton Bridge Cotnpanv, fell
ammunition, 11,000 rounds of shrap- a distance of 85' feet while evork:ing
sial, lyddite, and common shell, 851 on a structure over the Thames River
boxes of fuses and 40 boxes of pistol three miles west of Bothwell, on Sat-
amYnunition, were recently dispatched urclay and sustained a severe fracture
one of the of the left hip. He Was taken
to Toronto.
inard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. a y n
k home
to the seat of war. This is o
largest consignment of ammunition Engineer Fowler of the West Shore
ever sent from Great Britain.
Health for the children. lifiller's
Worm Powders.
Tho Craze for Crystal
Reilwvay fell asleep on duty and there
was a, collision, which resulted in the,
death of 'Brakeman :William II, Dunn
of Syracuse and Fireman William
Caldwell of I3uffaln; Fowler and Mar-
. 1 tin Monehan of Fairport are also
The sparkle of crystal for the Ileo- dangerously injured,
ment rivals the shimmer of silver on THE DEAD.
my lady's toilet table. In trays, T. B. Sterscy, a prominent
boxes, bottles everything to which i villa man, is dead.
Brock-
itG.T.R. can be adopted, appears the cut and i conductor and later G.T.E. detective,
engraved crystal, :with, of course, is dead.
more or less' silver ornamentation. Alex Dunsmuir,:second eon of the
late Robert Duusrnnir, the coal baron,
A pew backfor 50 cents. , Miller's and stepfather di Edna Wallace Hop-
per, .died mel Thursday in New York.
George Munro, the well-known
horse appraiser at the Toronto eus-
tout house, died On Saturday .at the
age of 70, lie entered the customs
d? service in 18.
Kidney . Pilis and Plaster.
At the PI try.
Jenkins --Not very realistic, is it?
Mrs. Jenkins—What do you:mean,
Can Reconrinend It. -Mr. Enus Born-
berry,' Tuscarora, writes:: "I am pleased
to say that Dr, Thomas' Eclectric, 00 is
all that yon claim` it to be,'as we have
been using it for, years, both internally.
and externally, and' have always received
benefit' from its use. It: is our' family.
medicine, and I take great, pleasure in
recommending it."
Gold and SII ver Purses.
Of sterling gold are the links of the
wee purse. The gold mount is par-
ticularly handsome. These little pur-
ses are also seen in sterling silver and
in` steel. The steel are handsomor
than the silver, but, of course,the
golden purse is far and away the most
gorgeous of them all.
FMental and physical activity aro pro-
duced by Miller's Compound Iron Pills.
ear . .
Jenkins --Why, these first two acts 'rhe .Archbishop of Sweden, the Most`
7tev, Anton Sundb6rg, , who was be-
ttro air months apart and the same licvecl to have recovered from appen-
cook appears in both. 8 dicitis, is dead at Stockholm. Ile
was born in 1.81.8, `
Sadie Evans, queen of the gypsies,
died the other night at, the canto
near Eiizaiaeth, N.J. It is claimed,
she was :1.06 years old, being born"What is the horseless age?" 9 .
in L",gland 171 ler)4.
"Eight. No horse ever :gets pat C0la1, A. tV. G!11nnian, superintenderlt
seven.'' 01 the Goderich Transportation Coto --
)-any and one of the most wider,/
Increased vigor and vivacity follow the kruiwn men On the lakes, Cried at:Mil-
use of Alillcr'la Compound Iron Pills- we tikes very suddenly of aeepleen.
The EorselessAge.
Tolniny—Say, paw?
Mr. Pigg—•.Well?
The Professor Again.
"It' is the unexpected that always
happens'," said the professor, - gently,
faraway look in his eyes `but this
time, fortunately, ` I had anticipated
1t
Wise Suggestion.
Ile—T wonder what is the reason Ole
iante won't start?
She --Perhaps you ought to ring the
bell It got its electricity from the ear
Company,. . you know. — Indianapolis
Press.
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Yet They Are Friends.
Edith -He told- me I was so inter-
esting and so beautiful.
Maud -And yet you will trust your-
self for life with a man who begins
deceiving you even at the commence-
ment of: his courtship!
Mdiller's Worm Powders the medicine
for children.
Cleansing and
Washing Powder.
p1' i COST ONLY NOMINAL
*u4�?
No strong Lye, Chloride of Lime
Benzine or Coal 011 needed ....
o finest •e to the
For Domestic use, for the Ane c
dirtiest greasy o clothes.
For Metal Utensils of all kinds, Pipes, Sinks, etc."
For .washing Paint, Floors -aud'.l.nimals,and for
tho-hath, alio for ole as a disinfectant,
For Printers' use, for Washing Type, Rollers and
The powder s odorless and er-
I,I•acitUe2y. I t p w e2 sper-
fectly to hands or material.
Put up in 11b., 210. and i Ib. packages, at 16c. per
10. A liberal: discount to the trade.:
Coal Saving and Smoke Consuming
Compound.
For House stoves, Ranges and Furnaces, and for
manufacturing coucerns. This powder� saves
Zito .0 per' cent of coal, gets up a steadier and
stronger. heat and steam.
Itis very simple to use (no changing of fire -places)
and is as safe to handle as the coal itself. Use
7 1b. portion dissolved' in water and, sprinkled.
cn the coal,
Price 0 cants per lb. or 0100 per ton.
If your grocer or druggist has not got above'wo
will'furnish 11 on application with Sull direct
tions for use,
Auld's Celebrated Premium Mucilage, with_
and Llthogram Composition to be had et all
first class stationers, etc.
AULD NIUC1LACL• C0.s
17 Sleury St., Montreab
Then She Went Ont.
Tom—What do you think she did
when I asked her to let me be the
light of her life?
Dick—I don't know. What?
Tom -Turned me down.
I inard"s Liniment for sale everywhere.
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TION �®p DFT SON 1 CE T MUSIC
-1 f '�J B `ois 5�''i l4�
Regular price, 40c. to $ 1.00 per sheet. Our price, 10 cents.
Write for Catalogue of Over 3;000 Vocal and Instrumental Gems.
S P I AL -Crit this out and send t a the names and addresses of ton or more musioaupeo
x ethos and we will send per,return mail ono' copy'
songl "Love together W with 10 Dents to cover o, ll n
song Will 13rin *• Ifni Bach Again," (Glover), price 40 dente, and "The Montgomery'
1tlarch and Two Step," (ltickaby), price 50 cents.
CANADA r1USIC CO., 1420 Queen St. W., Toronto..
undaunted.
Sue Perstisbils---Uood[ioss, you would
not start on a journey on Friday. would
you?
Miss Schotler—l'd start for Europe
on 13 ll`ridays.-Philadelphia Record.
PLOWS, ROLLERS & HARROWS
The Hest ltade. Send for Catalog lee.
COCKSUIUTT PLOW 00., 13R4NTP'OIRD.
UCAS STEELE & BRISTOL,otters Teas
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L• IM rorsrer,s ar GROO IL L.S. 0 31. Extract
Write us, HAMILTON, L.S. it 73. Spices
BINDER TWINE AND MANILA ROPE
ONTARIO BINDER TWINE CO., 113
Uuioa Station Arcade. Toronto.
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CATHOLIC PRAYER = ,Bosztries,(.i•aci-
fixes Scapulars,
Religious Pictures, Statuary and Church 0rn:r
ments,,Educatioual Works. ltlail orders receive
prompt attention. D. it J :;adiior &'Co. Dlontii•'1,
AE.:SOLUTELY 1FREE, "tea-
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address for particulars. SMI'2H 13aos., LONnort.
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YELLOW DENT
a IMPROVED LEAMINO
E. R. ULRICH & SsNS, IPIZINGJIELD,
Ask your dealer for samples and testimonials.
PENHICAERNE
Still at the front! 120
rods )raven i n 101'louVS,
Price 503.00Sh.erVlIHigO
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for sale. Write for par-
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weal S; Co., Windsor.
Oct.
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Do you," she asked, "believe in the
theory of evolution?"
"No," replied the visitor from South
America. "My whole belief is bound up
in the theory of revolution."—Chicago
Times-lieraid:
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TWONEW BOOKSB
Dwight L. Moody, the Man and 'Hie
Mission. Both reliable works and beautifully
illustrated; •,q rehash of old matter like some 02
the books offered for sale. Prices awa, dowry,
terms extra liberal. Prospectus of first book:Ras.,
of second book 35c., or both for 75c.,aineunt ret
funded with first order' for five books. William
Brlggs,Methodist Book &'Pah. Heuse,Toronte.
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Epilepsy,sm and S
t. Vitus' Dace, No
orNervo s 's use.
Fits orNervousno�s after first day's
Treatise and $2 trial bottle' sent
through Canadian Agency rit55 to Fit patients,
theypaying express charges mil v
when
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Send to Dr Kline,
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For MAPLE SXIUUP and SUGAR. Hae p.
con ligated Pan ove • firebox, dor ling
bell bug, capacity and saving fuel; small
lute •citang ible syrup pans (connected
ay s' phons),eas dy handled for cleanse
ing and stn•ing, and a perfect
automatic regulator, -
whieh seen es rapid and
shallow evapora-
tion,andprPduece
the best quality
of syrup. The
Champion is n 3 i ,•t
perfect °vapors- , . t CATMOCl9i;
for for n FREE,
SORGHUM,CIDER & FRUIT /JELLIES
THE G■ L. CRUV M !AFC. 0009
8.1 \a elliniOtoo 5t.. flout• enl.
Didn't Risk it.
Rev. Mr. Goodman -And when he
slapped you did you tarn the ,other
cheek?
Little Harry -No; I had the tooth•
ache on that side.
1inard's Liniment Cures Dandruff.
Tone of Gold in Use.
The amount of gold, 00in jn aotual
ci.renlati.on in the Wer,1d is e1tixiiated'
to be aledtira 8130 tons,
Alea��aPorter
JOHN LABATT Lando -a,
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dipiornse, The most wholesome of beverages,
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