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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1900-4-5, Page 6ilbseriPers \she do not rot* as, ',ten ar.slar/y will please notify US ta ours. 41)i4).:' at tlni ettiest for advertiiing rates, HE EX E71'ER AI)VOCA'1E TITURSDAV, APRIL 5, tecto. POINTED PARAGRAPHS. -Caution is the foutedation. , Ione°. 'Vanity is universal-eianc1 it Metelly disowned. , Love finds a way even if it has ta extend the furniture ninn off. , The coming man is usually the on who holds your promissory note, ,Tlae reproaches of a true friend ars always just and not too frequent. • The size of a man's hank account lane nothing to do with his dimensions a man. Were it not for the wine and passion esoine men would never speak the truth. Fame never blows her trumpet for luau who is too lazy to raise the ^Nwind. el The easiest way for a girl to prove that she can't sing is to make the at- tempt, It's always well to bury the hatchet —and it's also well to remember the spot where it is interred. The worst thing about a man who wastes his time is his .penchance for wasting the time of other people. . It's an easy matter to interest a girl. All you have to do is to talk .about matrimony. new bonnets and !sleigh ride, Some people who don't claim to know very much make better use of 'their knowledge than others who think they know it all, They are a Powerful Nervine .—Dyspep- Ida causes derangement of the nervous system, and nervous debility once engen- dered is dill -haat to deal with. There are many testimonials as to the efficacy of Parmelee's. Vegetable Pills in treating this disorder, showing that they never fail to produce good results. By giving proper tone, to the digestive organs, they r4sstore equilibrium to the nerve centres. o pru, is uni. Inquiet Air in Surgery. In the case of the X-ray, it is possi- ble one of the practical uses of liquid. ELT will 'be in surgery. Already ex- periments have indicated that a spray of liquid air can be supplied as a local anaesthetic, but the application Should never be made except by an experienced operator. In a, minute a small part of he body elm be frozen as hard as ice, and surgical operations conducted with the aid of liquid air we attended with no hemorrhage. Le the Medical Record Mr. A. C. White describes various experiments with liquid air, includingthe success- ful treatment of such diseases as sci- atica, neuralgia, and ivy -poisoning. J3oils and carbuncles can be aborted with liquid air, and it is useful in the /treatment of ulcers. There is danger in neglecting a cold. Many who have died of. consumption dated their troubles from exposure, followed by a cold which settled on their lungs, and in .short time they were beyond the skill of the best physician. Had they usedBickle's ,Anti-Consurnptive Syrup, before it was too late, their lives would have been epared. This medicine has no equal for curing coughs, colds and all affections of the throat and luugs. Medical Student's Primer. What place is this? This is the Pathological society. How does one know it is the Pathological society? 'You know by the specimens and the 'What doss the gentleman say? He aaye he has made a post raorten. All . the gentleman make post mortems. They would rather make a post mor- tesn than go to a party. What is that on a plate? That is a tumor. It weighs 12 pounds. Was the tumor removed from the patient? ITO: the patient was from the tumor. Did he save the patient? No, but they mixed the tumor. What is this in the bottle? It is a tapeworm. It is along tapeworm: it is three-quarters of a raile long. Is that much of a tapeworm? 11 18 indeed much of a tapeworm, but not much for the Pathological society. That tirect feeling will disappear, your appetite will improve, your digestion will be perfect, if you will take Miller's Com pound Iron Pills. An Explosive Bean. The "cigar bean" of Batavia, is a wild fruit recently discovered in Batavia. The pod is like a ciagr in ehape and color, but only an inch long, and when put into water it rests on the surface for several minutes, then explodes like a teepedo, hurling the ' ieed in all directions. If allowed to ripen in a warm place the nod grad - molly splits lengthwise from peint to base. If left to ripen on the plent it • splits open more suddenly. new back for 50 cents. Milleir's idney Pills and Plaster. A Libel Refuted. "Women are cats," snapped See- ley, viciously. "Nonsense, °" said. Dawson. "Did you ever see a woman try to climb a ience?" Libeled. "Look! There's a colored messenger boy trawling." "Sure enough. They ought to ad- ertise him as 'warranted fast black. geeil Mineffre Liniment in the Itouse. DOINGS 3F l'IlE \YEEK TE MS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND THE WORLD Prumid, Punctuated and, Preserved in Pithy Paragraphs for the Perusal of Practical People — Personal, Political end neeetame. '1UNcLASSimiera Nihilist are antive in Poland. Winona ratepayers will erect a .$4, 000 school building. The Paris Exposition will be °pule with great ceremonies on Easter Sun 'day, April 15. It is denied emphatically that there Is any bubonic Plague in Chinatown San Francisco. She matte her escape frOM the en rOete to Winnipeg and is still at A.'mob.toett lsoais Figg: and wife' alleged religious fanatics, from their beds CO% 3.N.01).•, on Thursday night, and treaLed them to a coat on tar alai feathers. They had caused a number of women to forsake home, husband afid children and take up re- sidence in the Figg The Postoffice Depar (anent at Otta- wa is investigating the case :of , Pintail man who is said to have re- cei t:asi 1200,applications from good- looking ,young naciles, for a, 850 .• _ meata position svith a lady going abroad,' Ee is said to ask as a cona d eoniitant to placing their names in tho list. :of applicant$ to . chosen from 81 each. The: grand jury of the Toronto , Criminal Sessions on. Ih'iriildacTla:2;Iticaig'-. noon returned a true - the Toronto Railway Company with Maintaining :a common nuiSance. As the charge is one 'against a corpora- tion, no information can be laid and the only procedure is by an Indict- ment in tlia sessions or the Assizes. The case in view 'is that concerning the death of the bey Andrew'. ])avid - 5011 Tun The remains of the late Judge Kingsmill were interred in. the family plot in ..St, Mark's Confeteeys Niagara - On -the -Lake on Thursday. . Former Assemblyman John. 1,5. 'Rockefeller died Suddenly at his home in New York on Wednesday from heart disease. He was 74 years old. Alfred Fletcher died saddenly at Petrolia, Ont., Cia Thursday, Mr, Fletcher was one ,of the pioneer 'set- tlers in the oil regions, and at. one time controlled considerable oil pi"o- perty in Oil Springs. Volney V. Ashford; formerly a prominent Hawaiian political agita- tor and revolutionist, is dead.. at his residence in Oakland, Cal.: 'He was the legal adviser, to the :Hawaiian crown for many year's.' R. M. Wanzer, who was a 'power In the Hamilton industrial World when his sewing machine was in demand the world over in 1870 to 1S85, clied in New 'York on ;Friday. , 01 late years his wealth had gradually dwindled away from 'him. .He is re- membered as a man who was gener-, ous to his employees, FOR MEN ,OF wails The enemy has withdrawn: from Brandfort. Sir Alfred Milner has gone to Stormberg. Gen. Gatacre was at Springfontein on'' the 21st. Boor guns were silenced at Warren- ton on the 21st. Gen. Otis has suppressed the Fili- pino organ in Manila. The Dutch Governuient has • notined the Transvaal that it will, not in- tervene. Private Stephen Tobin of the Royal Canadian Infantry committed suicide by shooting himself at Stanley Bar- racks, Toronto, on Thursday. He blew off his head with a rifle. The deceased originally came from Hali- fax. Tobin was ,31years of age, and a cousin of T. H. Tobin, a bar- rister in the latter city. ' It is thought that because he was twice refused for active service in AfriCa caused him to Conarnit the rash deed in a fit of despondency. THE RELIGIOUS 'WORLD. Rev. Morgan Wood of Toronto has accepted a call to Plymouth Congice gational Church at Cleveland. The Methodist Twentieth Century Thanksgiving- Fund has reache.I $643,852.90, an increase for March of The public school children of Kiegs ton have contributed $111.87 to the Patriotic Pund. A case of smallpox has developed at Columbia University, New York. The sick nien is a itudent• Efforts to get mail through in .Alaska have been very successful this year. Recently mail was transmitted from Skaguay to Circle City in 10 days. The British steamer Pawnee from Mediterranean ports, via Bermuda, is detained in quarantine at New York, having three cases of smallpex on board, The Martinique troubles are over, the persons unlawfully interfering with the right of labor at La Soudon having been sentenced to varying terms of imprisonment. Mrs. Bessey, daughter of Mr. E. B. Eddy, has been awarded the decision in her law unit with her father by the Privy Council. In the main case Mr. Eddy was claiming $190,000 from Mrs. Bessey. The differences between. II. C. Frick and Andrew Carnegie have been settl- ed. This announcement was made .afficially by the Carnegie Steel. Com- pany, Limited, at Pittsburg an Thursday afternoon. The governor of the Bank of Eng- land, Mr, Samuel Stuart Gladstone, has announced that the profits of the bank for the six months ending Feb. 28, wera'a736,149, ancl a dividend of five pea tinft. was declared. Six illyes were saved by the gallant work of a young colored man named M. S. Anderson in New York on Wednesday. Anderson swung head downward, his companions holding his legs, while he reached the fire - threatened children in a window he - low. Justice Bischoff of the Supreme Court on Thursday appointed J. Hampen Dougherty receiver for D. Appleton & Co., publishers, on the application of Daniel Pritchard, a stockholder. The bonds of 'the re- ceiver were fixed at 8150,000. The liabilities are 81,110.000. - Mrs. Lilias TaLidclleton (nee Munro) 'of Toronto, one of the three wives of R. L. Middleton, the fake promoter of the Woodstock -Brantford Railway, is seeking a divorce from her husband, who is now serving time in Kingston penitentiary, on the ground of big- amy, adultery and desertion. The people of Puerto Rico are too weak to resist bayonet rule, but their love for the 17nited States is chang- ing to apathy or fierce hatred. Over 30,000 women are absolutely without clothes and thousands of children cannot attend school, because the teachers refuse to receive them stark The Austrian Crown Princess Step- hanie and Count Lonyay were mar- ried on Thursday in the chapel of Miramar Castle, 'Vienna, the court chaplain officiating. Crown Princess Stephanie is the widow of the late Crown Prince Rudolph of Austria, whose tragic death in 1SS9 caused a great sensation. With a crucifix in his hand and bank book for over 82,000 in his pocket, a mysterious stranger was found asphyxiated in a room at the Ashland 1 -louse, New York, on Thurs- day. The bank book on his body was in the name of P. J. Duffy and showed a credit of $2,135 in the First National Bank of Port Jervis. It was later ascertained that he was a priest of that town who was ill from overwork. CASUALTIES. MTS. Robert Walsh of Lambton Mills, who was injurecl by being thrown from a cutter on Wednesday night, died on Thursday. James Cragen of Toronto died in Hamilton General Hospital on Sun- day from injuries received by being struck by a train near Dundas 00 Saturday evening. Charles McDermott, a G.T.R. brake- man, Was killed on Wednesday in the Toronto yaed by the opening of an air brake permitting two apparently standing cars to come together, he being between them. An inquest will be held. Frederick Taskey, lost his life at Hamilton on Saturday. He was dig- ging a well, when loase earth from the top fell and fractured his skull. Deceased formerly came from On- tario. He was 38 years of age and leaves a wife and six children. By falling Off the roof of Walmer Road Baptist Church, Toronto, on Wednesday morning, the caretaker, Benjamin Brown, sustained injuries from which. he may not recover. He was engaged in shovelling off the snow from the roof. His left aim and leg were broken, and besides a ba,d scalp wound over the left eye, received severe internal injtiricS. ciaiein AND CRIMINALS. The grand jury let Portag: a, Prair- ie, Man., has aeked the 'Attorney - General to punish Chriptian Science people for, a woman's death at Mac- donaid The trial of John Cavanagh, on the charge of murdering his mother in London on Dec. 2, 1399, has begun before His Lordship Chief Justice Meredith. The evidence so far is strong against the prisoner. , John C. Ward, charged with breach of promise by Ethel Young, and now In the Detroit jail on a camas in de- fault of 51,600 bail, is a native 'of of Toronto, floit., and a travelling saleserian fer a piano house. TIe has a wife in Canada. Alice Cline, charged with raisleg one dollar to ten dollars bills in Win- nipeg, Man., by the use of figures on revenee stamps, was arrested h1 Mtn- eeepalle by a Winnipeg detective. Archdeacon Bedford -Jones, Brock- ville, has been appointed administra- tor of the diocese of Ontario during the absence of Archbishop Lewis, who is at New York, where he un- derwent treatment for his eyes. THE FIRE ltECORD. Fire destroyed the plant of the Taber Felt Works at Fredonia, NSY entailing a loss to the building and stock of $25,000 and throwing 50 employes out of work. The Montreal rolling mills plant, the largest of the kind in Canada,was destroyed by fire Saturday night., Three laden Grand Trunk freight cars and their contests were also burned, and four firemen were seriously burn- ed, one perhaps fatally. The loss is probably 860,000. FATAL RUNAWAY, FrIr,li relied Horses as,i Train Met anti J)r. Alexander N. Darner of .1renwicts Was Instantly Killed. Welland, Ont., Marco 26.—Dr. A. N. Barker of Feawick was returning yesterday from Rosedene With a spit - ited team of young horses, and svas driving along a road almost parallel with the T., 11. & D. Railway. The approach of , .1eex-press Srighiened the horses, and they made a dash up the road. Just at that point the road crosses the railway, but the runaways were beyond the control of t,he driver. The team and Lhe ex- press rustled on the crossmg simul- taneously, and tne engine struck the buggy, hitrling A into the air. • The train was stopped and backed down to the scene of the accident Pieces of the wreck- were found scat- tered in all directions. The box seat and top were found 150 feet from the Crossing, and the driver was still in it, but he was dead. Tho only mark found on him was a tear in his fur coat, and a deep flesh wound in the 'rig& side. W. M. German, M.P.P., who was a, passenges on the train, recognized him as Dr. Barker, and had the re- mains taken home. The deceased was a native of Scotland, and receiv- ed .his education in Glasgow. About seven yearS ago he married Miss Shel- don of Dundes, and took up his resi- dence in Fenwick. ale leaves a widow and three children. 1:11,1dov Twist, P4rniers, Kingston, Ont., March 22. -- Yes- terday tenders were to have been opened by Warden Platt of the 1<illgS- ton lemitentiary for the, supply of bindeT' tWine rtlrom faetured in thn,t ins tituti on . Th e 0 ov ern men t , how- ever, cancelled its order to sell bY tender, aild instrudeed Warden Platt conterme eelline the hinder twine dir'ect lo farmers until at least the it of May. , bi•••••11.1.10.11.111•1101. 11•0•111.. A Remarkable Spiro. It has been fleOiaefl to establish a meteorological Observatory at the top of the great cathedral spire in Ulm, 1...",.ermany. The Ulm cathedral is One of the most extraordinary in exist- Othie, 011 a,ccoimt Of the great si7,e and height of its single spire. which reaches an elevation of 528 feet. Al- though the great church was begun niers than 500 years ago, the spire was not completed until 1890. They Cleanse tiai Sy:-ir'eui Thorough ir— Piutruelee's :Vegeta hie Pills clear the. st .m- ;ten:cool hotyttls of' hilietis intater, saes - the exeretory vessels co throw off impura ties front rim Wood hits) :the bottnla 0101 o auei tile delotite.lous mass from the body. They, do this without pain! or Thcon tense to the patient, Nv hi) speedily: realizes their goad odieee as soon ea they begin to take eil'ect. They shave strong reconi- ineedatious fi•orn 61 kinds,Orpeople. reaties. Satire, of. Egliugton, 'Says : "j, have removed ten coeus from my ,feet with Holloway's Corn Cure." • 'Reader, go thee and do likewise. Fear in Boys and Girls. Fear of certain things in boys in- creases fl'Om the Seventh to the fif- teenth year, and then declines, while in girls it increases more steadily from the fourth to the eighteenth year before diminishing. The fear of thunder and lightning, reptiles, rob bort and inachiuery were found to in- crease with age. ST. V.111[ISLLP 7he Story of a Bright Young Girl's Recovery. She'Was First Attacked With La Grip- pe, the After Effects Resulting in St. Vitus Dance--Priends Despaired of Her Recovery. , From the Acadieu, Wolfyille, N. 8. The Mails from Wolf-ville to Gas- pereau are carried every day by an official who is noted for his willing- ness to accommodate and. the puucea- ality with which he discharges his duties. His name is Mr. Merriner Cleveland and his home is in Gasper - eau, where he resides with his wife. and grand -daughter, Miss Lizize May Cleveland, a bright girl of fifteen years. A few mouths ago the health of their grand -daughter was a source of very great anxiety to Mr. and. Mrs. Oleveland, and the neighbors who learned of the physical condition of the little girl gravely shook their heads and said to themselves that the fears of the fond grand -parents were by 110 means groundless. When the news reached the ears of an Acadien man, a short tine ago, that the health of Miss Cleveland had been restored, he hastened to interview Mr. Cleve- land as to the facts of the case. When he explained his errand both. he and mrs. Cleveland appeared. Only too eager to give him the information sought and it is in accordance with their wishes that we give to the pub- lic the facts of this remarkable cure. Early in December, 1898, Miss Cleve- land was taken ill with a severe at- tack of la grippe and fears of her re- covery were entertained. Careful nursing, however, brought her through this malady, but it left her system in a completely run-down con- dition. •This showed itself principal- ly in weakness of the nerves. In Jan- uary symptoms of St. Vitus' dance began to show themselves. At first these were not very prominent, but it was not long before she was render- ed altogether helpless by this terrible malady. In a short time she lost all control over the m.ovements of her hands and feet. For weeks she had to be carried from room to room and was unable to feed herself. Her grand- parents naturally became very much alarmed and having tried other reme- dies without effect, determined to give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a trial. Developments showed that their con- fidence was not misplaced. When three boxes had been used the condi- tion of tho patient had improved con- siderably. Then Mr. Cleveland bought six boxes more and continued their use as before. The sufferer rap- idly began to recover. When she had consumed the fifth box Hes. Cleve- land reduced the dose to one pill a day and by the time the sixth box was gone a complete cure was effect- ed. Miss Clevelarid is now as vigor- ous and healthy as could be desired. Her grand -parents are persuaded that Dr.' Williams' Pink Pills are alone re- sponsible for her cure and are devout- ly thankful for tlee results which, un- der Providence, they have produced. Sold by all dealers or sent post paid at 50c. a box or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville. Out. Do not be persuaded to tey something else said to be "just as good." Those Unsightly Pimples Call be entire ly removed by the use of Miller's 00111 - pound Iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cents. Co-cducation in Germany. Experiments made at Baden, Ger- many, in regard to co-education have convinced the authorities that there ie tlo barna in it, and that it has ad- vantages, especially in the smaller towns. tifinard's 'Liniment Lumberman's Friend. New Chinese Mt I lway. A section of the Chinese Eastern railway from Nikolsk 10 the Man- e,hurien frontier. a distance of 91 versts, has etist teen opened for regal - lar traffic. 444 .e.v erbe-fitt,...44 cerm4401414b e 44414-tte, etiv iJv -Ad eeene,104. 441.4( T 110 Suii IIS a Purifier. Suranine and freeh air are perfectly invaluable in purifying a house. In fact, sunshine is thoroughly hostile to many disease miorobes ; therefore it should be allowed to flood our rooms,not only as a means of purifying them after they. have been used in sickness, but as much as possible at all times. The housekeeper has al- ways three powerful helpers in the work of keepng disease at bay—they are soap and Wafer (especially boil- ing water), an abundance of fresh air and floods of sunshine. These no chemical disinfectant can qeual fox everyday use. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased Fortion of the ear. There is only oue W0 y to cure Deafness, and that is by constitu- tional remedies. Deafness is caused. by an in- flamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflam- ed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness Is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor- mal condition, hearing will be destroyed for- ever; nine cases out ot ten are caused by ca- tarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con- dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give,One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (paused by catarrh) that can- not be cured by Hall's Cata: rh Cure. Send. for circulars free. IP. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. /0 -Sold by Druggists, 75c. Wonderful Fireworks. In Nagasaki, Japan, there is a fire- work maker who manufactures pyro- technic birds of great size that, !when exploded. sail in a life -like manner through the air, and perform many movements exactly like those of liv- ing birds. The secret of making these wonderful things has been in the pos- session of the eldest of the family of each generation for more than four hundred years. Miller's Worm Powders for Sallow skin; •.old or young.' 'Wales Buys aa Automobile. The Prince of Wales has joined the ranks of the motorists. He has order- ed a six' -horse power Daiinler phaeton car for four passengers to be delivered at Sandringham, and the prince him- self intends 'to take lessons in itsman- agement. 'This may give a fillip to the motor industry in England. which has been makiug slow progress. Much distress and sickness in children is caused by wornie. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator gives relief by re- niovtug cause. Give it a trial and be convinced. Turkeys' Heads as Targets. A favorite Boer sport is to dig a hole in the ground and put a turkey into it. Then they cover the pit with a cloth with a hole in it just big enough to let out the turkey's head. The head of the unfortunate bird is used as a target. Miller's Worm Powders cure feve„r-in 'children. A. Practical motive. Aunt Gertrude—And what will you do when you are a man, Tommy? Tommy — I'm going to grow a beard. Aunt Gertiracle—Why? Tommy --Because then I won't have nearly so much face to wash. Miller's Worm Powders for restlessness and peevishness. The Unfailing Memory Rules. Scholar—Professor, your mnemonic system is wonderful, and I am sure that anyone, after mastering the r ules, can learn to remember any- thing. But I am handicapped by one difficulty. • Professor—What is it? Scholar -1 can't reriaember the rules. Dear Sirs,—This is to certify that I have been troubled with a lame back for fifteen yeare. I have used three bottles of your MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT and ain completely cured. It gives me great pleasure to recom- mend it and you are au liberty to use this In any way to furtaer the use of your valuable medicine. • Two Rivers. ROBERT ROSS. Her race. "All," the wan said, "she has an artist's face.'' ''Yes," the, woman sneered, ''and she uses it instead of a canvas." , The Best Spring Medicine. Artiold's English toxin Pills clear the blood of disease germs as thoroughly as On in- tense frost clears tho air of gnats, No boils, eruptions, nor skin diseases, no dyspepsia, sour stomach, depressant, sick or nervous headache, nor fernalc weak n eSs cati exist When Dr. Arnold's English Toxin Pills are used. They are the most perfect spriiig inedloind known. At, all druggists, Large bee 7fie..; Small box, 21e, Or postpaid on receipt; of _Orme, TretarliC A 11N0.1. IS CD IlIIITOAJ., co, , cd, Canada Lite Widths., Toronto. Poet-Wee:Jeers in Pares. The footwarmer in winter is a char- acteristic feature of the eabs, trams mead hues ii. Parist To Coen Cotton Fabrics. French sateens may be cleaned by putting them in, a lather of luke- warm soapsuds, in which dissolve a cupful of salt. Put salt also in the rinsing Water. Dip the article in thin starch and roll up in a ()lean sheet, and in two hours iron on the wrong side. For washing blue or mauve ginghaan add a tablespoonful of washing soda tofe, gallon of cold rinsing water ; this will bring out al/ e the colors, while a teacupful of vine- gar to a gallon of water will improve pink or green prints. Pot black or navy blue wash in hot water contain- ing a cupful of salt, rinse in very blue water and dry in the shade ; then dip in very blue thin starch, and when nearly dry iron ou the wrong: side with 1, moderately warm iron. y The Modern Wan, es) "If you tnarry that felicity, Fie cut yon off with a shilling. Then what will you de?" "Now, Pater, don't ho silly. I'll break the will, of course."—New York Journal. Counter Attraction. "AndrOW Carnegie gave our town iz public. library." "That was fine." "You think so? Well, we've asked him now to give us a skating rink, so the boys and girls will stop reading trashy noV- els."—ludianapolis Journal. , Solicitude. "Henrietta," sale elr. efeekton aux- fously, -how did I do?" "What do you mean? I am the one who made the speech." "'Yes, but I applauded. I wanted to know if I cheered in the right places."— washincton Styr. Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians. Known About Great Men. Bolivar was a druggist. Mehemet Ali was a barber. Virgil was a son of a potter. Milton was the son of a scavenger. Horace was the son of a shoemaker. PACKARD'S Shoe Dressing. 8 AVE OFTEN HI NE HOE x ALL COLORS POE. ALL LEATHERS. Tor ide by 01 3ret-.clais L. H. Packard & Co. mONTRE AL. Fence Machine THE GEM still holds the record, 120 rods 10, wire fence in 10 hours. Price $5.00. Coiled spring and ot her wire lot sale in any quan- tity.. Write McGregor, Benwell Co., Windsor, Ont. PLOWS, ROLLERS & 1A5liU3WS The leest MACI13. Send for Cataloirac. COCK:SHUTT PLOW 00., 1111.A.NTE0ED. CATROLIC PRAYER l'°"'s, ""sari""ruc''' fixes, Seittnillirs, Religions Pictures, Statuary and Church. Orna- ments, rtatueational Works. Mail orders receive, promp,tyaention:D.& r &Co, Mon 11 ' STOPPED FREE. Permanent- ITSNI);RcurrVIt t,i;.5Tor,.....,,,.. liLIT.,INT4i.v(.4eItettz for all Nerveits Diseases, Firs, Epilepsy, Spasms and St. V it us' Dal i ce, Na Ftis or Nervotisnegs after first' day's use. Treatise, and 12 trial bottle sent; through Canadian Agency FREE to Pit patients,. theypaying express charges onl y when received - Send to Dr Kline, 931 Arch s t., Philadelphia,Pa„ Brantford STEEL TOWERS AND WINDMILLS We also make Steel Floc Staffs., Grail! Grinders iron and. Wt)o'dl Pumps Ilea Suinuflert. Send for New Cot. olotrue. T. N. U. 265 USE ILIL,RICH'S ENSILAGE 11111AISINITMOPTRIdLlirrilil YELLOW DENT IMPROVED E CORN' E. R, & SONS, sletulvvELA, L AMINC Ask your dealer fel. sernpla said te6timonimig„