Exeter Times, 1900-2-15, Page 7ff,1
T HE EXETER TIMES
CI:U(1AG° D2JtINAGE OANA,Le.
•et etarviiiieue neat vK E gg,tneerlut; /11411
(limit mg. Tel irty-Fo ur Of silent atO Pro-
vidisie a, sew outlet tor I alio .'lltehlnau.
The ody o Claicego has just per -
Seemed the feat of standing the Chi
'rage' River on its head, IaeideatellY it
has gene beck to the old faeleiou of
wearing the river, In VOTY oid times
this eeneky stream. used to run toward
the aissl$6113141. Darius all the lime
.sinee white meek have lived near it it
luts fed Take Atichigaa. NOW it goes to
the Miaelealemi again, And if Some of
the twos in Central Illinoie have their
way it ratty be turaed ba ok iota the
lake again.
Lake Michigan is*aleove the level et
the Upper Mississippi and Only a strie
-of earth a few miles =cies aod ten
feet or so high keeps all the water of
the lake from flowing South, ea it did
in Cenozole days. The city has cut a
big canal through Ulm:, ten
The canal is One of the biggest en-
gineering feats over teL in
country. It leas cost needy e34,0i.0.-
000-ximee than the first cost a the
•Keie vaunt from Buffalo te AlbanY,
and more them halt its total colt to
day, with all its improvemeute.
Some gigantio results may flow from
this work done by one oity, Jr in-
stance„ the United Seates may now.
using the canal as a starter, dig
ship. O3,734 all the way to tile ,Missis-
ere is Powerful. oppositiou to the
nenr ca ea/ from two directions. Lake
shppere and Captains (milieu it beeauee
they eleim that to draw oft so mutt
water from the upper lakes w;11 lower
theiri level so men to injure their
barbore.
The other objection is more reason-
able. Smaller cities arid towns along
the Illinois Valley (bill care to have
all the eeweige, oe Clitrago swept past
them, espeerilly as meet a these teems
get tlieir water supply from the rive
Claleago's eerily to the criticism
of touree„ that the weter poured dow
the canal is as limpid as an angel."
tens.
Arid Congress will have to deeld
whether the truth Is with Mileage): or
its critics. Chicago being the biggest, it
raight be easy to Prophesy the out -
octane.
fliE SOLDIER'S NERVES.
TRIFuNc INCIDENTS WHICH
eTh'RRIFY IIARDENED TROOPS.
Tee iftoideer Vito is Brave fume, teresenee,
or Wel oanger Is °new rlialseStrtekeu
or Alarms . tet riPlituns or toninter.
It is a peculiar eirenrastenee tbat
hardened alai treined eroope will go
044'4;111;4th a leog fighlasureounded by
all the horrors that are Inseparable
from war witheme flinehing, and with
the u.most apparent eallou-ness; eaa
the same men. Avid be struck terrified
by g siagle trifling iaeideat.
Every war of any linportance, partie-
tarty wars betiveeo eivilized nations,
is proSifie ih incidents of trivial elm
actor la tbemeeivee, but so tinusua
rtni unantaral that they aPljeel to th
atur.1 instinctive horror of. me
litereu tdeutY and 114441,41Y Ihda pe
baps the main terms of days of car
age nil eurrounding teas a sefeer-
loin aeon e.n aoieutis the, oue. for
eeitinp,e, which, occurred ek the Pattie
f Worth. t4 'the eerie' days of the
--Pritaetan War,
be beat a be creak battle a
log cif the Prussian rMY wae eltarge
ed by the regimenes g ri:pale cairn, -
the, hope a meatus the 'wing
fileitItO.4.111g the lulling bank 04.
"xeneti infentry, bui the euiree-
Sterd were driven beck by tbe utifliech-
rueelans. Again Uweutraesiers
lewd, and agaio they were dive
idC by the -withering tire et abet and
sheil.
Jeer a third time Lhey eanae doe
afeein. and 4S. the enemy welted for
them -to etrasv uearer a horrible,
ULOOD-EttlettaNti TERRQR
seizerl the Pruesians, end for the
it looked au mo -
U they would tiiru
CUt down, 'Witte:tat de -
tiding theineevies. But, in a eu
not satisfactorily Be:Plain them. There!
is something 130 11,101.4t4ra 11p -11,1449W
uncannily-unreasenable abont them
whieh eliminates any diehoner; and tt
Is Particularly remarkable that "war
Parties" have /mostly occurred among
regiments, whose fearlessness and
prowess have made the beerte of their
coentrymen heave wide pride,
Daring the Zulu War two or three
suet paeice oeeurred aeximeg our
trews, though, of course, on a, small-
er sale and of a more moderate attar-
acter. Now and then during that
wee small canape were eaddenly
thrown lialto disorderly terror, and al-
most put to bottles by. a sentry anis-
taking some Minh et *mill for a Zaxiu
spy, or the eoremost a an. attacking
horde, mad firing apon it
On one occasion a sentinel, aparsing
a °nem, espied Foam dark object creep -
about ameag some bizetteS a little
re way off„ and fired at it, The next le-
etaut the °Amp was in disorder; men
I were seizing their arms, and rushing
e forward to pour a hot fire im the di-
n reetion .13.0inted, out by the seutry, de -
re spite that the Ere was unreturnede
and after a few minutes' tiring into
the elarknesS„ at nothing in particular,
a few men ventured out. and discov-
ered that the whole cause of tbelalarm
was a poor, velvet -eyed cow, which had
etreyed„ and strayed into the jaws of
death. tool
A MANCE voa INVESTIOATION,
platned Intenontenott Connected
1 settling, atm Iron Bar.
If one taltee„ju the hand a bar of
metal, heated u,ntil one end ewe only
just be bold, atid then plunges the
other end into eold water, the end in
elle hand becomes so much hotter that
the bar has to be dropped. This tact
las often been notified by persous
who work at, the, forge. Their one
planation, oe It is that "the cold drives
the heat up the bar." But this
" seems absurd. The phenomenon. haa
Puzzled scientifio men 001aSiderably
and xnany experiments baVe been
tried he connection with it. Prom
these it appears that the heat is
transferred, or seems to be transfer-
red, much more rapidly in these dr-
curastioaces than it is by ordinary
conveetion or conduetion, but the rea-
son for this is not. yet Ludy explained.
The most feasible suggestion seems to
be that the heat whieb appears to be
transmitted along the bar is not real-
ly ea tratisnaitted, but exists already
in the coeler mad. When iron or steel
luta beeheated to redness, and is
suddenly plunged into Water; a mark-
ed change certainly take e place in the
proerties of the metal. And if the
change in .haracter in the metal is
transmitted from particle to particle
to the end of the frod, it possibly re-,
sults in a lowering- of the heat capa-
city of the metal, the heat in it is
given up more readily, and a. rise in
the temperature at the surface is ob-
served.
ECLIPSE OP THE SUN.
eat' had puded themeelves to -
ether and beaten, batik for the thir1
and last time the gallant cuiraeelere.
The sight that terrified the i1rus-
siaus nothing very veuell In
black and white. It Was a regiment
ot cuiraseiers awl at a duelling ritteeen
wards theni by a /medicos officer int-
^ uprigt, in Ina oaddie and, elMar"
catty eneutireging on hid male. It eves
tees a notate), than buisun ele7.0.
e. of the toird regime IL of cu1. re
a store, wbese tie id tied been carried
completely oft Jos ehoulees ii the
oina letoke into the tbird Igniter *wee
charge by a mesa nateie what alio
took oh, eta ebor oi ricer's liana and cut
the buaier in two.
It *a remarkal le and singular ',hat
at the Battle of Pollee:ill. which, took
place the same day as Worth* a. very
sirnUar ineident occurred, and. did more
to shake the nereee et the Germans
than hours of roaring eannon arid
fighting had done.
While a regiment of Prussian infan-
try were standing in re,,erve, wat0h-
ing the fight as well as thecould
from their positioa of. shelter, a e,harg-
or belonging to a Peewit dragoon regi-
ment (one whieh was praeticallyde-
stroyed in the battle) galloped eight
into the midst of the men, Nell° gushed
to arrest it, and innuediatety fell back
in Alarm; for swinging to the bridle
wee the whole left ,arni oe the charg-
ers' rider, the fingers ot the haneitlitne-
ly grasping the. reins. The anal ap-
peared td have beensevered a few
inches below the thoulder, and was
Certainly that of an ofticer, but who
the officer was has never been satis-
factorily established.
So moved were the hardened Men of
battle at
THE IIORRD3LEI SIGHT
that no one would teach the horse,
and the azneaal vi as allowed togallop
off, to be killed a few tannuteS later
n crossing before sonae Prussian guns,
Trifling as the incident was, many of
he brave fellows who witnessed it de..
Jared that their first, almost irresist-
able, impulse was to throw down their
rms and bolt. Yet it was with( the
help of just such men that General/von
Goben routed the French that memor-
bla day in August, 1870.
1± 13 a owell-known fact that the fin-
st and bravest troops the world, can
eoduce have no immunity from that
trange and mysterious madness
nown to military history as "war
anic." A heavy war, frequent san-
ninary engagements, night marches,
nd surprises sometimes play havoc
ith soldiers' nervous sjrstems, and
ender them more like high-spirited
olts than men who have taken the
eleprepared to suffer immeasurable
orrors and take death. cheerfully..
Those who have read deeply about
he Peninsular War will ;perhaps recol-
ea that one or two British regiments,
he very pick of our army engaged in
he war, were so terrified that they
ere absolutely routed. during one
ight's march by nothing more tang-
ble than, a false rumor.
The trooipis were marching along in
ood, order, cheerily chatting as if they
ere on the way to manoeuvre on 'Al-
ershot Plains, when a rumour ran
own the lines that the enemy was at
and. The next naoment the liiae of
rderly soldiers was changed into an
T,ONGA.TED MOB OF ARMED MEN
hrowing away arms, bag,gage, and all
he3r carried, and running away in ov-
treat Preparations for Observations of a
Ike Total 16ellpse Next
. The total eclipse of the sun, to take
place May 28, is unusual in that almost a
its entire shadow path wril traverse e
easily aeciassible and. thickly populated
portions of the earth's surface, thus s
rendering aztronoraical observations k
less difficult than they heve been for P
Many years. a
After crossing Mexioo, the shadow w
of the moon will east New Orleans in r
darkness at 7.27 ELM+, and Will travel
at the rate at 1,000 miles an _hour to- h
ward Norfolk, where it will start
across the Atlantic at 8.50 aan. and t
touch Europe at Coinbra, Portugal.
Next it veill take in Algiers and North- t
ern Africa, vanishing at sunset near t
the.northern end of the Red Sea. It w
Will cross Spain in the afternoon at r,
o' cl o ck..
Arrangements have been made to bi-
ograPh it, and theater goers willprob-
ably have a chance to see a moving re- 'ee
produetion of the phenomenon between d
vaudeetille aotte , a
SOME FRA.ILTIE'S OF MAN. o
Te 'men have again preyed their
r
sup riority over the women. They have t
palms in their stores that look green e
and flourishing all winter,, though_ no t
, •
fires 's kept up for ''onem. The women 12a
nurse a -palm all winter, and it is sick -
in' are made of r, vv
ITp spring, Tbe palrns used by the ei
/leery man who loads a prayer- it'
meeting finally gives the impression
that the Lord uses an ear -truniipet and r
, be has exclusive central of this end: r
When a man decides, undee the in- Le
flu -epee of an inspiring sermon, that th
• lie will dare to be a Daniel, he means w
that he will no longer be imnosed on en
by hi,s kin. eia
We don't suppose the man ever liv- st
ed who Was as popular with the woxn-
exe as chocblates are. ' fa
We like to see a curly-haired nann
get married and the children arrive
in qui(dc succeesion. He soon loses the
air of superiority h,e Jo feel
over, men with no lrair
ry,direction, their faCes blanched, and
heir ears deaf to the thundered corn -
ands of their officers.
For the monient they knew but, one
entiraent, one emotion ; a sudden, pas-
onate blind terror, and. ,they fled
ithout thinking whether they , were
nning into the arms of that thing
dreaded or not. IL was a ter -
of I in.adness, and only its mad.ness
eeeeems it from dishonor, 11. any-
ing were neceseary to demonstrate
e unnaturaln.ess of the panic it
ould be done by the grand fact that
e rnoment'it became -known that the
emy was really at hand, the men in_
antly fell =in and showed the 'utmost
gernessto attack. .The rumor when
Ise setthe men flying like, a horde
nervous wonien; tbe rumor when
us, uunuestionn oly made the Women
en of eteel again.
Stich: "war 'zanies" 'are myeteries
en the most.experienced officer can-";
tr
ev
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QUEBEC; ONCE MORE
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A. Young Lady of S. Justine
Writes of Her Experience With
Dodd's Kidney iU
e lot Anna iholette Wag Eafrarer From
Chrtlhoett--Rertors 4.1ave Her Vet ao a
chronic, Invnul4-Tle.1aty In super.
abundant Is Front lige of
Ooilerse gleiriey Pities,
$t. Justine, Que., Feb. 8. -Mise Axe
Cholette, of this plave, has been an in-
valid, owing to Kidney Diecaee, all her
life until quite recently, when she be-
gan to iraprove. Her many frieuds
were delighted at the change and she
vaet with congratulation and encour.
geMent on all sides. It was not gen-
erale' known, however, that the cause
of MISS Chalet tee improving condition
WAS due to Dadd's Kidney Pills, and it
WIS not until the other day tint the
fact was given out. eu,t sua is the
case and Miss Cholette aeknowledges
the benefit sbe has derived front
Dodd's Kidney Pills in tbe following
letter, giving full details of her case
for the benefit of other sufferers.
"Since the age, of eight Years 'have
ffered with inflammation of the kid -
Ya. 1 are to -day twenty-four yeara
old. I hasten to write you, therefore,
to give you the full details of nay cure,
I voinmenced to be siek when going to
school. I was not able to bear the
Whom or study. One day mother fell
aiok and the doctor profited by the
°evasion to tend me also. He camo oftql
to see xne for six months when he told
me it was not necessary to come stlY
more; My trouble would right itself
as I grew older. He made nothing of
the months. I had been unwell already.
"The trouble couttnued constantly
after that. I suffered, greatly and
was bed -ridden almost continually. At
this time I was under the consulta-
tion of two doctors. They Paid 1 had
been sufferiag this long time of in-
flammation of the kidneys. They
gave me many medielnes, and I was
under their treatment for two years.
They gave, rae no tretlef',
"My parents were greatly pained at
geeing me suffering so, and. as for
myself I feIt that I could never find
pleneure again in this world.
"My father one day read in, a news, -
paper of the, Regal effectof Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Ite bought three boxes
of them to try and they gave me
selme relief. He bought me a dozen
mere boxes, and. now I am perfectly
well and, overflowing with life and
spirits."
TO "SILENCE" A. GUN.
There is a great deal of ignorance
as to what "silenoing a gun" means.
A gun is silenced when the gunners
are disabled or driven back and the
gun or gun -carriage damaged. It is
a common enough phen.ornenon for
weapons which have thus been silenced
to reopen fire after repairs have been
made, the gunners rallied, or a fresh
gun erew obtained. It is a rare thing
for a gun to be so damaged by hos-
tile fire that it cannot be refitted and
brought into action again. "I saw,"
says Prince Krieft, of the German ar-
tillery, in the battle of Gra.velotte,
" many guns during the cannonade ly-
ing miserably on the ground "wing-
ed," that is, with a broken wheel. But
not one was withdrawn; the injured
guns were always speedily repaired
with the help of the wagons, which
were near, so thnt itst the caose of the
battk I could not tell exactly how
many pieces had, been put temporarily
out of action." The NWvy League Jour-
nal of London says this expert opinion
should put a stop to ignonant wittic-
isms on the frequent silencing at Lady-
snatith of "Long Tom," as the biggest
of the Boer guns was called. The navy
had day after day to look after this
weapon and dose it with lyddite shells,
but On each occasion the work was
skilfully done. s
.
IN'e have the highest: authority for
correcting the erroneous 'statement
made. in a telegram from B'rmingharn
recently with referenee to the Queen's
New Year's Gift of chocolate to the sol-
diers in Afrien. ft was said that one
firm had to supply 40,000 tins, and two
firms 30,000 each. Bat we know that;
the 11ristO1 firm, Mers. S. Pry Sc,
Sons, Ltd., Eler Nfaje,sity's Royal War-
rant Holderse-are supplying 40,000 tins.
It is also gratifying to leiirn that this
fi rm. are constantly dispatching gootls
to the Seaf. of wo r, in a ddi ti on to con-
triautirig liberally for the maint,en-
Luace of the wives ,and families of the
Army Reservists in their employ.
CONTENTS On A WELL.
To ascertain the quantity of wa Ler
in a well, take half -the circurafereiac-,
(in the clear} and -multiply by hall 1 t_te
diameter ; multiply the xesul
depth, which gives ilia cubic meaure;
then reekon 6 gallons awl 1 pint t
the foot. ,
tIAVE YCK3 TASTED
CLYLON agEEN TEA?
iv* rim caore delicious than Jaretri. Seel °We ei
WAR TACTICS or ZIOBISTETS.
, Le" 2'114'4'.
Boys who propose to bombard hor-
nets' nests May find valuable infore
Ma tiOn in the description, by Hem
Laney, in the Scientific American, of
tbe way these insects defend twit,
homes. There is always a sentinel
en watch at tbe entrance, and when
a stoge ms tbrowi?„ at the nest, "the
hand that th,TOW It haosesbeeaniadMbearfte4
4LLSautrteacalgsintghereasrtry 8:13in turn the head
he will feel a stunniug blow on the
forehead, and possibly drop to the
earth with pain, for the hornet Vilna
with such velocity that the human
boey is not swift enough in naove-
ment to get out oe the way." In
making such a, charge. 3Ir. Laney
SaYS, the boneet flies "with bead and
otaodeiltep.
ogetbeRrutl
,"" aeralthettebeoystiAtes
tadt..1
a tree or buein and theme from stele I
ter, he 111 likely to eseepe, because the'
hornet seems to possess lath) power
of lowing the enemy at sight. When
the deltvery of a atone is followed by
a successful,' charge, Mr. Laney tbinks
it is becanse the hornet possesses "the
faculty of marking the direction of
a missile thrown at the nest."
LORD 11013EaTa ANTI TITR
The following story on Lord Reeberta
gained great currency in the British
my a few years ago, says Collier's
Weekly. The dirtiness of the Al-
an proverbial. and it is said that
on one occasion General Roberts cap-
tured a FOI ier who was so exception.
ally dirty that it was thought ne-
ceesery, for the safety of the whole,
men.,
that he should be washed. Two
genume Tommy Aikinses were told
off for this purpose. They stripped
the frisoner, and serubbed at him for
two hours with, formidable brushee
and a large quantity of soap. Then
they threw down thcir brutes lu
diegust and went to their captain.
"What is it, Men?" "Well. eir,"
they replied, somewhat excitedly,
"we've waeheil thet 'ere Afghan chap
for two hours, but It warn% any good.
Atter eeralkieg /aim, sir, till our
arms were like to break, blessed if we
didn't come upon another suit ot
clothes
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BRITISH LOSSES TO DATE 8,210,
Loudon, Thursday, Jan. 25. --The
DeWitt) losses rapt to date in killed,
wounded and captured, according to
General Buller's last Bat. total 8,210
men. 01 course, a large number of
tbe wounded are nein in the field.
•
The Only Curofor Catarrh.
Miss Lizzie Lanford, ot 353 Market
St., ChLoo.go 111, seers: "I have been
a constant sufferer from Catarrati for
twelve years. During that time I
have used moat of the known reraedies
for Catarrh, but can merely say tbat
Catarrhozone is the beet. It has our -
ed me. It is very pleasant and efiec-
tive in its use. I shall reeommend it
at every opportunity to my friends."
Caterth-o-zone is a guaranteed cure.
Sold by all druggists. Trial (meat sent t Unbecoming forwardness oftener
to any eddress for. 10e in starans. N. proceeds from ignorance than impud-
C. POLSON & CO., Kingston, Ont„ Pro- ence.-Greville.
prietors.
I$ THIS TEUE t
1 "I take it," said the man who had
been reading about oue of the fights
in South Afriee, "thee this was a
real, genuine Britieh victory.°
"What makes you; sa eeetainf" ask-
ed the other mane
"Why, tte eabbe is BUD working, A
British defeat tulle on the cable with
a dull, sickening thud and breaks
LIFE'S DIFFICULTIES.
Penalties of Modem Methods o
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-14vinz.
Platten Dee. 18th. --We read. a great
deal eoncerning the laardelaips and eat-
feeings endured by the Canadian pion-
eeTS in the early days of seer Domin-
ion. But the truth is that many o
our deeeendante, ip our own times,
endure .enually as raueli as did their
terefathere,
The also of MISS AMUR Young,
this towel is an instance. Miss Young
is a grand -daughter of Col. Henry
Young, the 'United Empire Loyaliet,
in whose honor Fort Henry, at Kings -
toe, was named. She- says :en" 1 had
suffered with rheumetisra for twenty
yeare. My poor body was all twist-
ed oat of shape. so you MI imagine
the agony 1 endured. Ur PhYsielaes
could not help rile; ati the medicines I
used were utterly useless.
I read of Dr. Aruold'a English TQX-
111 Pills, one, day, and thought I'd give
them a Wel. I am thankful for have
eng that inspiration. tor I am now free
Gin very terrible [nine and aches,
r. rbo 's Enmrlish Toxin
Pille-and to them alone. I mann,
of eouree. be made young again, for I
will be 70 years old in December, yet
I feel I can end my days in peace,
thanks to Dr. Arnold's English Mlle."
Dr. Arnold's Eiaglisla Toxin Pills, the
only meelteme on earta that cures
I disease by killing the germs that
cause iteare sold by all druggists at
7ae. a box: sample size 25e., or sent
erepaid on receipt ot prise, In* The
Arnold Cheraical Co., Limited. Cana-
da Life Betiding, •la ging St. W„ Tor -
(Nato.
9.I••
Happy is the wooing that's not long
doing. Sorrs's the wait for tbe ton-
tine date.
There axe many nmeelee In the bu-
man body, control of which has been
leek through, ages of disuse.
La Toscana, 10o. 19.-34aNcE CIGA
eAte101tYntlontree,
Roast beef that is not well don
a rare thing.
Dh fa von ne, PP Perm, ot Granbase.
• ""114'"'"•wore cigar liatudaosoner.
YOtt may talk too much on tbe best
of eubjects, except fraternity.
FOR OVER FieTV )1BARa
MRS. vrtztst.errs SOOTHING SYRUP 1i bran
used by motherrfor their teething. ItsoOthe4
Um child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind
collo, and the hest remedy ter &urrsm�a 25. * bot-
tle, Sold by all druggists throughoutthe world. no
sure and set for " Mrs. Win.lont's Soothing flYraP.
Every man bat, been, Is, or wili he
handsome in the eye.s of some wo-
man.
VIKEEF
Inrige ales sedated:It:thew,
LPAITID
RIZ Oa MR ALT
=ORD WO Toronto. GENERAL AGENT.
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ne, GP 0
If you wouldSTATE OP GiCITY'TOLEDO, I
not be forgotten as LIMAS CO VETT. '
soon as you ore dead, either writesofiroArNpzrteerlotf ifffilirrolakoefRSP.2.th PeignitTr
tbings worth reading or do thinga Co„ doiIng busineos in the City of Toledo
worth the writing.
A SISTER SAVED.
Sickness Banished -Health P °stored
Gentlemen, -Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills have done my sister so
much good that in grateful apprecia-
tion I told Mr. Tully, the druggist,
would gladly give a. testimonial un-
solicited, as to their merits. My
sister, 15 years of age, caught a vio-
lent cold -since then she has been in
very poor health, lost all colour was
anemic, her blood had no vitality, and
she had no physical strength, she be-
came extremely nervous, so much so
that she could not stand any exertion
or excitement, and. it was impossible
for her to get restful sleep, she lost
her appetite, her heart became very
weak, palpitating so violently that
she coula haedly breathe at the sligh..
test exertion. When she commenced
taking Dr. Ward. s Blood and Nerve
Pills two months ago she ewes in ,a
tate of eomplete phytical and nervous
rostration. Her blood was scanty
with -no more strength than water.
Since taking Dr. Ward's Blood and
Nerve Pills she has been rapidly mend -
ng, her appetite has returned, she
leaps well her nerves are stronger,
nd her heart gained strength' so that
t is able to fulfill its functions. Prior
o taking Dr. Ward's Pills shet had
aken many medicines without any
pecial benefit. Dr. Ward's Blood and
erve Pills are certainly the only
inedicine that has done any good. Be -
ore taking them she was getting
a
weaker, her heart and nerves losing
strength daily. ' Since she haa began
taking them she has daily and con..
tinuously gained hef.ilth and strength,
CLARA ET,LIOTT,, '
30 College street,
Peterborough, Ont,
A fat kitchen, a lean lwill, but with
future provision you can so live still.
county -and State aforesaid, and tha, said firm
i will pay the ,um of ONE IIIINDRED DOL -
t LARS tor each and every case (:if CA'PAR101
A that cannot he oared by the use of Ilann's
CATAIIRIX CORE
FrANY. 3. °HENRY.
p
sene, tacritobefore me and subscribed_:in my
p
..... this6th day of December. A.D._1386
A. MT. GLEASON,
sEAE. Notary .Pubfic
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
aels direetly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. F,end for testimoniale, free.
F. J, CHENTEY & 00., Toledo, 0,
Seidl*. Druggists, 7Sc.
Elall'all'amily Pills are the best.
The poor have little, beggars none,
the rich too much, enough not one. So
leave an inheritance to your orphans.
••••*•
MONTREAL HOTEL DIRECTORY.
The "Balmoral," Free Bus t?„612tipt
Hotel Carslake„BurirrZa: dPalyant;:t
G.T.R. Station, Montreal. Geo. Caarslake le co., prove!'
AVENUE HOUSE --744.12111,t tit; eitso
per day.
ST. JAMES' HOTEL--°Picasite G.T.R. Depot,
Railway. Eirst-olass Cornmerolar 11:=.1,ca ifilfaactg.inra:
provementa-Rates irsoderate.
He has changed his one -eyed horse
for a blind one, as is said of a man
wh'o changes from aafe to cheap fra-
ternalism. .
W. P. C. 1010.
CALVERT'S
Carbolic Disinfectants, Soaps, Clint.
merit, Tooth Powders, etc., have been
awarded 100 medals and m
diploas for euperior
excellence. Their regular nee prevent infeoti.
ous diseases. Ask your dealer to obtain a
supply. Lists mailed free on application.
F. O. CALVERT &
MANCHESTER - ENGLAND,
are said to be the best
judges of Tea in Europe,
even the poorest classes
being large consumers of the very choicest Teas grown in In-
dia and Ceylon. The Teas most in favor in Ireland are rich,
strong, liquoring kinds, similar to Canadian
THERE 13 HOTH11,10 OleaftP OR INfltl
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CEYLON TEAoe m,)montd try it. Led paagi. 25, i5, 4O 85 xm4
0 ,
0 sr OVVItiOd Is sure and has cured thousands-4mo pronounced
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ti
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FLAMMATORY,, 4MM* 1.LIMIPA+30,
FIR131114110 PARALYSIS. Surriitaa
ANGIER,
PETROLEUM EMULSION
A most efficient substitute for
cod-liver oil, pleasant to the 'taste,
and agreeing with the most sensi-
tive stomach. Used by physicians
in the treatment of ail throat and
lung troubles, and- if results
count for anything -almost no
limit to the good it can do.,
Sinielehettie to erlY Address on cif 40
center to cover potitege.
Angier Chemical Co. tAcItut:,'," Toronto
0
Is da
are
as W
TO critc A c01,0 114 ONE DAT
Take TAxative Dream Quinine Tablets. AB
drugKiits refund the mane,' te it ralli to care.
r.5c. if, NY, Grotto% aitrantnre Won each bor.
Mammon is the largest sieve holder
in the '
Music
Teachers
Wanted
To sendAter out
gioUFIIDPC:6!0)41 ttgl!
and other rnower, toelme.e bent results cuseen
UN W
and SPECIAL RATE
tThe Olavorou COMMi$610/1 Linilte
:urpl"plyegererPyliludsrg Oor.Weat.Marltet & 0 olbontoSt., Teraina,
TEACHER In Canada
Whale:, Bolo
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tea Yong* $t..
TORONTO. ONT.
TORONTO
Pt 01111desirmrs of
' Catinurimal Fitting
pad4mriars.
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war harclacts itssgtteriaitesil neva
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sr Beta,v,Gies4ing 00,, 3liOlar041.
HARRIS
a OUP, COPPER, /IRAs*,
Wholeooloolder.onersonlevreerbotoolt.-.
WILLIAM $T., TORONTO,
POULTRY, BUTTER, Race, APP ES
carters cow CURE 10o. Cures% II jiffy P., lao• ,
Cornaact lc Ca, Agents, liontsno.I.
, ,
THE DES MOINES INCURATOR-lieet and (Mealiest
0. Rolland, sale agent for thoDerointen. bend Set,
stamp for catalogue. 373 01.Panl Street, Montreal
Sausage Casings---LeVratgrnsaligi
etwo. Hog Casings -reliable gooda atdphtpries.
PARK, 331.$A.0KWEItT, 4 CO., Torouto,
Catholic Prayer Books,R.I.efcro.
antes, Scapulars,
Rollglout Pictures, Statuary, era Church Ontamensts,
Eduoational Works. Mail orders resolve prompt ;thew
non. fr. & J. &MIER &CO., Montreal.
MARION SENSE KILLS Roaches, Bed
U Bugg, Rats andldloe. Bold. by all
Draggling, or 381 Q111100, W. Toronto.
R o OF I II C and Sheet Motal Works.
ROOFING SLATE in Black,
Rtglrent lastatais,rloaLroeniC15to °eon% (k\Vert,surrecilt,
Coal Tar chi! soornig TILEISce New City Build,
lug* Toronto, done by our Arra). fetal Ceilings, Cor.
aicesoate. Estimatea furnished for work complete orf
Inateriale slapped to any part of the country. Phone 1963
DUTHiE4 SONS, Adelaide &Widmer StagToronto
Farmers intending to Seed
Corn Note This.
1 :lie th n ag r eb a keg afaol
coloting corn to
Mineral Extract
prevent crows from picking up corn when planted. 1
bad 14 acres of cant last year on my 135 -acre farm and
had the seed all golorot and had not one stalk disarmed
by crows. T also claim it es good as a heavy coat of
manurs re.falgi,sgt grorkrichen lhfeellng sof well
Vi=taars who' v!rish to buy oarg aas baot'cagsroar3tid asretzlii
in their orders not later thanPeb. 1s1. 51110
11 box
colors 20 bushels, price $2.50; largo box colors 60 b5
u hels,
price 4500',will be sold for $4.50 if ordered by Ite3.1513.
Taman, cash with orders. No orders taken after March
1st, in order to get them all packed end slapped before
April hit directly at G.T.R, and 0.P,R. for shipping.
Every box of Extract guaranteed to sive satisfaction or
ramiel reinnAdeDdR
NEW KAUFMAN, Fergus P.O., Ont.
Odorless
CHEAP MANITOBA FARMS
tor Isles Improved ao unimproved. Oeuvillth
Intending settlers aril and get benefit CI Intern ye
11.1ginciT4: At14
XID fra V=1"!YIT%-
111R lig Pg throat, node -
and bladder. &ea $10303. NTrtte tor norticulani, 'rho
xnaiaa catarrh core 00,0,40 St. Seines -PL. Moraren.
, MM* & Halo!
B \rrIsters,ete.,remove4
to WesleyElidgis., Melo
Mond w..Torenten
Dyeing 1 Weaning
For the very best aendyour work t eh.
',BRITISH AMERICAN OYMNO GO.'
Look tot e.grot In rout town, or send (Hoed,
Muntreal,Toranto, Ottawa, Quebec.
WE ARE OFFERING
TO INVESTORS
s't1g4.1.Tritokqr"Aat'aViningligtentia:srit414
mesh devinene,,PIL seedy. Parties wanting safe 01414
'profitable Investment should correspond with
The Sun Savings and Loan Co.7 TOrOnt011
Moneyloaned on favorable terms; nonfat wantod bi
un
representaddistricts ; write na,
Michigan Land for Sale.
000 ACRES 5000 FARMING LAH0S-ARENA.0
1•If Iona. Ogernaw arid Crawford Comities. Thiene*
fect. On Michigan Central, Detroit k Mackinac and
Loon Lake Railroad*, nt prices ranging from. SE to 661
per acre. These Lands aro Close to Enterprising Nes
Towns, Churches, Schools, etc., and vitae golden on
reasonable+ terms. Apply to
23.12. PIERCE, Agent, West Bay City, Mich.
Or LW. CHIRTIS, Whittemore, Mich.
iloanitlion Line STIEAMMASIHLIOR
Portland, Me., to Liverpool, via Halifax.
Large and fast Steamers Vancouver,
Dominion, Cambroman.
Rates of passage :-Flrat Cable, $50 upwards; Second
(U6171,835; Steerage, $22.50 en,i $23.50.
For further information apply tolocalasents, or
DAVID TORRANCE tic GO., General Agents,
17 St. tonts,ment St. 'Montreal.
Cheapest and Best Covering In the World.
mica PIPE sAorER
Covering
Steam and Rot and Oold Water Pipes, Cold Storage
Pipe& ICitoluni Boilers, eta -
Far particulars apply to
MICA BOILER COVERINC CO., Limited,
Toronto, Montreal, and 'London, Eng.
••••
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS.
GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
00
BREAKFAST -SUPPER,
JAS. R. ARNETT, Manager.
JOHN J. MAIN, Supt. and Tim ri
Closet.
. .
Phis:anew and most useful invention has not only
tfromv1;dint:alaotiali 1000 are but bon et toanhdundirerths.,
nounce 11 absolutely odorPegss and saniiary in wiFefar
respeot. After being in the market for over two years
this closet has become so popular that the manufactur-
ers have had to double their output in order to 10001 13*
'For Catalogue and Price List write to
The Odorless Crematory Closet
Co., Danultcm, Ont.
CAN -Arai PERMANENT
Loan a,x.td Savings Company.
IsConroaaTne 1855.
The Oldest and Largest Canadian Mort.
gaga Corporation,
Paid-up Capital, - S.:1,60°,00o
Reserve Fund - - 1,200,000
Head Offloo-Toronto St., Toronto.
Branch Offices -Winnipeg, Man., Vanoouver; 5.0
DEPoSITS RECEIVED. Inter'est allowed.
DEBENTIJEES ISSUED for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 year*
With sot eromt ooupons attached.
MONEY LENT on sedurity of real eatate mortgages,
Government find MIX laiCiPai lianii, eta.
For farther particulars apply to
J. HERHISRT IHASON,
Managing Direoter, Taranto
Th Canadian
Heine Safety
BOILER
Esplanade,
To
Opp, Sherboerne et.,oront
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High pleas* 'Outer Tube Stearn
oNors, for All P1'6831,11108,
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