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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-5-23, Page 3Nehe FS HEWS TOPICS Of R WEEK. Wo 'llrlportant Events in Few Words For Busy Readers. 'filao rosy World's Happenings Carefa fly Compiled and Put into Handy and. • Attractive Shape For the Readers os Our raper --A Sella Hour's Enjoy- ment in Paragraphs, UNCLASSIFIED Mr. Andrew. Carnegie has given .100,000 to establish district li- braries in Glasgow. '1t is an astounding feet that More than 600 infants were reported as accidentally smothered to death in London, England, last year; A manuscript Bible, richly illtrni inated, of abeut the year 1.4l0, was sold at auction at London on Thurs- -day afternoon for 1,200 guineas. The Royal Society at London is seriously considering the creation. of An English Academy of Letters, simi- lar to that of the French Immortals. So far as present prospects go the ,fruit growers of the Niagara Penin- sula have a good outlook for the ,season, Frost has done no damage there. A Tends -earning settler has applied to the Ontario Government for a bounty of 160 acres, as a, bounty vpon the first white child born in the new district. Robert Themlrnu of Chicago. for- :Inerly of Woodstock, took an old oil painting as ,security for rent. It now turns out that it is a Rubens, .find is worth 815.000. At Niagara balls Mr. and Mrs. P. .J. Lannon are• anxious as to the whereabouts of their son Harry, who mysteriously disappeared from home .on Monday last. He is only 11 years Bald, leis Excellency the Governor-Gen- eral has signified hie intention of at- tending the convocation of the Hni- •versity of Toronto on June 7. when the degree ot I.L.D. will be conferred on him. Orders front the Northwest for $17.000 worth of horses. cattle and .swine have been received this week by the Ontario Department of Agri- culture. An official paid 8800 for one horse to form part of the shipment. Sir Christopher Furness. V. P., the ship owner and builder, an- nounces that he will make a. tour of -the world. with the object of ascer- taining what departure Great Bri- tain ought to make in order to main- tain her commercial supremaey. Sunday's special London cable to 'The New York Post declared that, if the English army scheme failed, Lord Kitchener would, in deference to public demand, be placed at the. bead of the War Office, I rodrick's yuan depends absolutely on his abil- ity to secure and keep up the supply of 680,000 regulars. The body of a man found in a house in Ninth avenue, New York, has been identified as that of the Rev. Dr. Edward (1f Phillips, of St, Gabriel's Church, Hazelton, Pa., who recently had a conference with J. Pierpont Morgan in reference to the threatened strike in the iron and coal regions of Pennsylvania. An. investigation is going onf CRIDIIS AND CRIMINALS. Four burglars were sentenced at Lindsay on Saturday for burglariz- ing a shoe stoee there. The trial of ler. Samuel J. Iren- xedy, accused of having murdered "Dolly" Reynolds, was resumed in :New York on Thursday. A registered letter mail bag at To- ronto, full of letters and valuables, ,disappeared at the Union Station on Sunday, and is thought to have been stolen. A Galt man has been failed 85 for fishing on a fish club's property. His plea that the notice boards against trespassers had been removed was ;not accepted by the court. A despatch from Golden, B. C., states that Fred Collins, a Wood- stock boy, will be hanged July 20, for the murder of Arthur Dando, in Peterboro, B. C., last October. Toronto police gave out on Satur- day that SVinton, the bank swindler, had been caught in Milwaukee, Later despatches from that city and Cleve- land stated that the man captured was not Winton, but W. H. Cherry, wanted in Cleveland for forgery. , A daring robbery was committed at Dirtle, Man., Thursday night, when the safe of the C. P. R. sta- tion was blown open and the con- tents stolen. Fortunately the rob- bery was one day too late, and the c y thieves got only about $200, where- as, one day sooner they would have had $4,000. The safe is pretty bad- ly wrecked. CASUALTIES. The 15 -year-old son of Charles 'Gingras of Winnipeg, Man., was drowned in, the Seine. River. A man • named Albert Campbell, Aged 35 years, fell .off Baxter's Wharf ; tat Burlington, Ont., en Fri- day and was drowned. Ile was fish- ing arid -came from Belleville or Na- panee. Saturday night's high tide in the Bay. of Fundy carried away 800 feet. of the X. 0. R. roadbed near Sack- ville. Trains were detained some hours. More damage of the tides is anticipated. A man supposed to be William •Gardhouse of Brampton. Ont., walk- :ed out into Niabara,..River near the brink of the falls, in Prospect Park ;Sunday afternoon, and was swept ;over the brink and dashed to death. .on the rocks below. S. G, Kitchen of St. George; Ont., Teas seriously injured on Friday night on his fairna while exercising a bull, which got beyond his control. The animal suddenly turned on him,. knocking, him over and rendering -unconscious, and had it not been that that the bull was dehorned, would have been gored to death before help .could be obtained, Friday at a late hour the doctor gave hopes of re- covery. THE DEAD. Ex -Warden of \Yentivorth Collins, lnen.t, died at her residence at Wash- ingten ee Frid i,• Rev. Willie lr ;H. Connor, believed to .save been bee oldest Preacher in the United States, died at IQosv Lon- dela, Caen,„ aged nearly 1.01 years, 11e was born in slavery in Whit- eaarsh Township, Mr. Clierles J. Campbell, late As-. sista t Bi eeeiver-General, died in To- rentq on Friday afternoon at his late residence, 80 Avenue Road,. De- ceased was born in Kingston 8h years ego. [le was succeeded in 1890 by ¥r, David Creighton, the presets .Assistant Receiver -General. RELIGIOUS WORLD. The Pope was greatly distressed when he heard that Cardinal Late. ehowshi, the Prefect of the Propa- gande Bide, had become completely blizid. Prof. Steen of Montreal has writ, ten a letter to Bishop Bond, protest ing against the injustice of being re- moved from his work inGehontreal, and challenging the diocese to the charge of heresy. The letter con- cludes, "Prove zee guilty, or declare nae innocent." The General Assembly of the Pres- liyterian Church, now in convention at Phialdelphia, has set apart Thursday next for consideration of the questions of revisiori of the Con... tension of Faith. awl the matter will remain before the assenibly until it is disposed of. The fiat has gone forth that all Sunday business at Niagara. palls, Out., must stop immediately, and those who say so are the local Come miteLord's zt'o afLrdsD theAlliance acting at the instigation of Rev. J. G. Shearer, field secretary. .May offenders against the law will liai.va to answer for their silts, as Chief Mains will see to it that the new order at things is strictly enforced. nesi rgeS WORLD. At Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., the con- tract has been awarded for the erec- tion of a. $16.000.000 steel plant,. and work is to be begun an it fill - Mediately. The Steel Trust having caused a. rise in prices. many Swiss znanufae. turers have joined the Austrian and German manufacturers to effect OR American boycott. Canadian wagon manufacturers have entered into an agreement as to prig. terms and credit, alnd an ad- vane° in prices is to ba made in the immediate future. Only one firm re- mained out of the combine, a Walker- villa* concern. gee iDEMXCS. The Provincial Health 'Board re- ports three more smallpox cases in Caaxden Township, Victoria County; a second case at Coldwater, the bro- ther of the first victim there: and another near Victoria Iitarbor. Physicians from Skaguay and. Jun- eau have been investigating the sznaallpox at Sithe, Alaska and at the Indian ranch, Russian town and the Indian mission. At the rnissian there were found over 80 children Oaf - faring from smallpox. There have been seven fatalities, all Indians. RAILROAD IaUAInr,INGs., The C. P: R. trailic for week end-' ing May 14, was $565,000; for same time last year, 5581,000. Grand Trunk Railway System earn- ings, May 8 to ld, 1901, $507,162; 1900, $487,013; increase, $20,110. Sir Charles Rivers -Wilson, Presi- dent of the Grand Trunk Railway, now in Montreal, says reports re- garding amalgamation of his road and the Canadian Pacific are "all rubbish, and really not worth think- ing about." POLITICS—CANADIAN. Friday the Senate read the Mani- toba ltailway bili a third time and passed it. 'Tae Judges' salaries' bill was also passed.. Col. Leys, M. T. P., says that the Ontario Government have undertaken to remove all obstructions to the fish going up the Thames. THE FIRE IREeoll.D. The new saw and shingle mill be- longing to Thomas Robins of Wy- bridge, Ont., was destroyed by fire early Thursday evening. Loss, $5,- 000. No insurance. OTTAWA LET TER.. i Canadian gold. The plane are all pre - i pored ; the building, which will be on °".4"8" Ah -"'18th, 1001, (Government property here in Ottawa and will cost $2Q0,000 ; a high fence in-; One of the striking things, in Penia- i closing. $14,000 ; .vaults and strong P d i bringing dot . leen tthe n to down . t h weekw,as is 8 � rooms $45,000 ;cost maintenance, of of the new Clergue-contza,et-•=•which is $65,000. The reason why the Govern, only for 25,000 tons of steel rails to be went took a 875.000 vote was that it delivered this year. The withdrawn was desirable to have a margin. Tale- ing ek of repudiated contract covered. five nag the equipment, $300,000, equal to ; years. tint the Opposition having • $9,000 e year, total annual outlay, pointed ant the illegality—ftteunca - $74,000. lint Lite profit at the present stitntionality of making .a contract tine is $04,000 a year. so that it will , coxel'ing $4,000,000 without it being be more than self sustaining. tar, submitted to Parliament. and the Borden and all the opposition approv- monstrosity of leaking such to contract ed of the step, An assay office is also without calling for tenders - the col- to be established somewhere in British leagues of Mr. Blair said to lime he C014111 ia. mist say tate contract was an oversight, down with :a contract for 25,000 tons, Bnt the Order of Colwell is. enough litliVOUS for Mr. Clergue, who says he is quite deny he had ever seen. it, and conte Isatisfied, and Mr. Blair says there is a, "moral obligation" on the Governrament to buy froth him 2x.000 tons of rails in eaeb of the four succeeding yatare. '1'he cowardice and shinning are nearly as bad as the original misconduct of mak- ing this v:tee contract without calling for tenders, and on the eve of an elec- tion, Mrs. White Committed For Trial. Brantford, Ont., May 17. — The witnesses in the White murder case yesterday were the same as at the coroner's inquest, excepting Prof. El- lis, Government analyst, who testi- fied to finding three-eighths of a grain of strychnine in the stomach of deceased, Charles White. This showed there was more than this in the stomach before death took place. He had not yet analyzed the coating gf the stomach. The amount found in the stomach would not cause the death of Mr. White. Strychnine was used in fluid, or pill form, for a tonic. L. P. Heyd, for the defendant, Mrs. White, addressed the court at some length, taking up the evidence from beginning to end, submitting there was no case made out, and no evidence given that would justify a committal: After Mr. Heyd's address the Po- lice Magistrate made a few remarks, and committed Mrs. White for trial. Both .7 Pet Cut Off Clinton, May 18. -Alexander Tay- lor, a tea,,merchant of this place and a brother of Dr. Taylor of Goderich, was driving across the G. T. R. tracks a mile east of here when his horse became frightened and threw him an the track in front of an ap- proaching train. He was struck by the train and the wheels passing over his legs, completely severed both feet. There is but slight hopes of his recovery." James Barry's Body Ioitnd .. Aigonac, Mich.;May. 20ehThe body of the man found in the river here Saturday has been identified by _ale two sons, as that of James Barry, of Point Edward, Ont. He Was 52 years of age, and was a boilermaker nt Sarnia. In trying to reach the ferry on ,Christmas Day,he slipped under the ice. • Chees•• Judie nt ]macule. Ottawa, May 20'. -Mr, A. F. Mc- Laren, M.P., has . been' emir/lilted judge of ehc.,'c at the. Pan-American .,pf Dundas, Ont., died on Woiild's at h T a Saturday ,eese Chicago Exhibition, and will arrive in;Buf- Toronto rhea' •the' . Mrs, 'Cxage,wife of Secretary Ly- of c ilea ta fate+ to-ciay. AL 1)Icz.•aaen was as nudge hospital -max' :J . C;iage•ef $ e •Teeasury.Depart- Fat:v.. MORAL OBLIGATION, On this moral obligation Mr. Brock tittered. a scathing criticism of the shuffling of the Minister. The Im- pression left on his mind was that the Department of Reilways and 0,unaals required a good deal more looking af- ter at the hands of Mr. 13l -tie's col leagues than It received. The sort of thing that had been exhibited before that house would not be tolerated in anybusiness establishment. The Minister of Railways had made a;n ahselute misstatement of the case, Tall; of morel obligation there was an absolute contraet_pledging the honor of the country. When once the gov- ernment of the country pledged itself by an order in council they were bound by every principle of honor to carry out its provisions. "I call," said Mr. Broelc, "the Minister of Railways and Cenals to look this matter carefully and make such a statement that he will not be ashamed of." BL IR CO\eateXaD. Mr. liaggart 'ehaaxgged the Minister of Railways with saying in the season of 1900 that he was negotiating , with two companies for the manufacture of steel mils, but when it came to acting dealing with one ; this Mr. Blair stout ly denied, whereupon. Mr. Ragged produced the .Hansard, and lead out Air. Blair's own word : "We have been asked by two different parties that contemplate establishing companies for the manufacture of steel rails in Canada to make It a condition that companies reeeivingsnbsidies from the government shall buy their rails in Canada."' This triumphant answer to Mr. Blair was received with great cheering froru the opposition. When Mr. Blair began to try to wiggle out of the position and explain away his own words, it was too much for Mr, Cochrane, who eprang to his feet and said : "To see a Minister of the Crown trying` to crawl out of statements be made in this house." Mr. Blair. -The honorable gentle- man could he more dignified. Mr. Coehraue,—rind you could be more honest. ens BELL eneurIXONE COMPANY. The people have scored a victory over the Bell Telephone Company through the Senate. In the commit- tee the Company gained a point and bad an rmendnent placed in the bill greatly to its advantage. But Senator Miller and the majority of the Senate voted down the amendment and were prepared to vote amendments to the hill which would surely place the rates under the control of the Governor General in Council. In the act of 1892 there is a clause which enacts this bat as no machinery is provided for carry- ing it oat it is a dead letter. Miller's amendment would have given a pri- vate person the power to recover any charge in excessof rates fixed by the Governor General in Council. Re was sure to have a majority. The Bell Telephone Company therefore retired from the contest and withdrew the bill. There could not he a better in- stance of the usefulness of a body like the Senate independent of political leaders and not having voters or elec- tions to face. RAILWAY SUBSIDIES. The Railway Subsidies amount to $3,462,472.00. Since the present gov- ernment came into power whose mem- bers used to denounce subsidies, there have been exclusive of the present year $18,116,175 voted as bonuses to railways. This year $3,462,472, of which $1,689,600 are a revote and $1,772,872 are new. subsidies. Thus this government .has voted the net sum ot$19,880,047. • The saabsidies add- ed to the other expenditures will make the expenditure for 1901-2 over $61,000,- 000. This is portentous. INREGK WAS THE CONDITION OF MISS GII,LIS POR BIGETYEARS. The Best Doctors.' and Hospital Treat- ment Failed to Help Her, and She Had Almost Lost 'lope of Ever Being well .Again—Her Earnest Advice to Other Sufferers. One of the most common, at the Seine time one of Ole most to lie. decoded, ailments which Millets the'^ people of this country is nervous de. bility. The causes leading to the t tronble tire various, overwork oil worry being among the most promin- ent, But whatever the cause, the j affliction is one that .napes life a burden. fin. asufferert) for years was . a Miss Margaret Gillis, of Whim Road. Cross, P. IS, I. Her Iife was one of al. most incessant misery, and she had come to look upon her condition as incurable, when Dr, Williams' Link Pills were brought to her notice. and! to this life -riving, nerve restoring medicine, she now owes health and happinesss. Miss Gillis tells of her : illness and cure as follows ; "Fol' the past eight years my life has been one of constant misery. My nervous sys- tem was sh•ttt.ered. and I was mitre. ed to a mete physical wreck. My ;; trouble began in one of the ailments that so frequently afflict my sex. I was irritable and diseourage2l all the time, and life did not seem worth ea -- living. For seven years I was under treatment by doctors. I even went to Boston and entered, a hospital where I remained for some time. f While there the treatment temperer -I Hy benefited me, but soon my condi- tion was worse than ever. Finally my nervous trouble took the form of spasms which caused more suffering than words can tell. When thus at- tacked I felt as though I was literal- ly being torn apart. I would fro- quen tly become unconscious and some - tunes would remain in that condition , for half an hour. I have., sometimes had as many as six of these spasms in a week, and no one who has not similarly suffered eau imagine the tared, wornout, depressed feeling which follow ed. Doctors seemed ut- terly unable to do anything for ole, t and those years of misery can never be forgotten. Then i began taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and in a short while found there helpiug me. Then another doctor told me he could cure ane. I stopped taking the pills, and like the dog in the fable, while grasping at the shadow I lost the substance. I was soon in as wretched 'condition as ever. The pills were the only thing that had ever helped inc and I determined to begin them again. Tconeinued to take them for nearly nine months the troubleradually but surely leaving me, until Iain now in almost (perfect health and fully releas- ed from what I at one time thought would prove a life of almost constant, misery. I cannot praise Dr. Williams' Pink Pills too highly, nor can I too strongly urge those who are ailing to test their wonderful health restoring virtues." In thousands and thousands of eases it has been proved that Dr. Williams' Pine Pills are the greatest blood builder and nerve restorer med- ical science has yet discovered. The pills act speedily and directly up- on the blood and the nerves, and thus reach the root of the trouble, effect- ing thorough and permanent cures. Other medicines merely act upon the semptoms, and when the patient ceases using them they soon reiapae into a condition as bad as before, There is no trouble due to poor blood or weak nerves which these pills will not cure. Those who are sick or ail- ing are urged to give this medicine a fair trial, and are cautioned against the numerous irritations which some dealers offer, The genuine pills al- ways bear the full name "Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills for Pale People" on the wrapper.around every box. •' THE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. The session is now practically oyer and having during the session closely observed Mr. Borden, the Leader of the opposition, I can say with author- ity that he bas filled the biil. He, -has led his party with great judgment' and tact. Oomparatively new to politics, absolutely new to the respousible posi- tion of leader.he has wade no mistakes. }Ie: has held thereins with alight bet firm hand. In debate he is more than amatch for any man on the other side. He is always even when hitting bard courteous and respecting himself, he challenges: the'respect of all. His readiness is equal to his logical power which is of a very high order. I be- lieve he has only to become known to the people to impress thein as deeply, as he has•impressed the Hoose. POOR STATESMANSHIP. On Friday when the bill providing to' give '$30,000 'a' year for ever to Prince Edward Island was before the House, Sir V ilfrid Laurier put his foot iu it. Mr.'Haggart attacked not the vote but the principle of action, end Laurier said that if any province carne with a claim which seemed rex son able" it would be considered.' What is this but an invitation ? A MINT FOR CANADA. One of the most interesting things this session, was before the house yes- terday, the resolution to grant 875,000 't year to establish a branch of the Royal Mint in Canada. Observe that it is a branch of Royal Mint. 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Whitcomb has a promising string iu trsin,n; at Hampden park, i Springfield, Mas.. among them Calam- ity, 2:/ave, During the St. Louis fair in 1903 a $50,000 stake will be trotted for, the money to be divided between the first •1 three horses. Boquita.2:17y_, has a colt at foot by Directum telly, 2:0814, and the owner, Guy Miller- Chester, N. Y., thinks much of the youngster. Jack Kinney is authority for the re- poi.t that the Penn Valley farm recent lgnrefustid. an offer of $30,000 for Oak - lad Baron, 2:00 ::. An eastern exrhsinge is authority for a statement thttt J. J. Scannell pays Harry Hamlin 8130 a month for the care of The Abbot. • A. O. Cleveland of Nevada . Is the owner of a seethe mare 34 years old that he rode auto the state from Cali "fornia 30 years ago. She is still able to carry her meter, who weighs 250 pounds. The speed 'fnlieritance of a foal of John R. Gentry, 2:001a, and out of La- dy of the Manor, 2:04ye, will be a frac- tion faster than of the new filly by Star lsoiuter, 1 ailt4;,. out bf Lottie Lo- raine, 2:05'3i .—'Horseman. lean de Reszke, the operatic tenor, made bis will in New York city the otber day and directs the use of a'pat- ent patent device to prevent bis being buried alive. "Sing John," in which Mme. Modjes- ka is starring with such success. has not been on the American stage since Junius Brutus Booth played the title part In 1874. When D. El. Sothern revives his pro- duction of "Hamlet" next season, the part of Optleiia will be taken by Ce- cilia Loftus, as Miss Earned, who for- merly took it. Is to star in "Alice of Old Vincennes." Lillian Russell has become such an enthusiastic Christian Science believer that she bus thrown open ber private gymnasium for meetings, at which readings on the subject will be given for the benefit of members of her pro- fession. POINTS OF LAW. It is a fraud to conceal a fraud. Ignorance of the law excuses no one, A contract made on a Sunday is void. An agent is liable to his principal for errors. The act of one partner binds all the others. AQ rincipal is liable for the acts of his agents. xa A receipt Por money paid is not legal- ly conclusive. An agreement without consideration, express or implied, is void. A partial payment of an outlawed debt revives the obligation. Each partner is liable for the whole amount of the debts of bis firm, • elate. .a,ltt?rhi.e xtrti has_ . contract made with a minor cannot i; itivi>. en ',,t.dcho, bitten, be enforced. A. note made with a minor I ;iu• ee'ss, 11resin In rho side, is voidable: and nit t.k., La,rtet" Little Liver P there. _ Chlid'r ' ''Cry •fora . CikiSTOR.I 0 • ,. ren C� 4,a c°a , 1 l, Ory ry. for j stiniie «. signature o For Infants and Children. CTS 4 erten ,- (.I:DROP,J A egefablePreparationforAs= Slmilaung lhcT odan[(I'ily uta- /ingtheSlmmerhsandBowe of i!4T.(iliTa: (II.OREN ProlmaotcsDfigeslion,C rful- ncss and Rest eofttafns neither luilt$Nor11'iliae i10r lifulexal, taw N.ArZ o'r!C.. - c,Peaf'Oia-t1r.51l(1ZZPI .Jiam,p,fie Sud ary; Vs $214 . tafreat -, „ixfltwrtns ak - 0day#e ot,rd4-. Aperfect Remedy for Cons Lipa - tion. Sour Stomachi,i iarr•.hloea, NVorins Convolsiolls,Feti'erish- tteSS and Loss or SLEEP, TacSimile Signature of aeeP NEni' YORK. ...:��t 4} xnozut'h's old , .. 'Cl 5E", ----35.CL s. =ACT EOPY OF 'MAPPER. •' THE LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION. The session is now practically oyer and having during the session closely observed Mr. Borden, the Leader of the opposition, I can say with author- ity that he bas filled the biil. He, -has led his party with great judgment' and tact. Oomparatively new to politics, absolutely new to the respousible posi- tion of leader.he has wade no mistakes. }Ie: has held thereins with alight bet firm hand. In debate he is more than amatch for any man on the other side. He is always even when hitting bard courteous and respecting himself, he challenges: the'respect of all. His readiness is equal to his logical power which is of a very high order. I be- lieve he has only to become known to the people to impress thein as deeply, as he has•impressed the Hoose. POOR STATESMANSHIP. On Friday when the bill providing to' give '$30,000 'a' year for ever to Prince Edward Island was before the House, Sir V ilfrid Laurier put his foot iu it. Mr.'Haggart attacked not the vote but the principle of action, end Laurier said that if any province carne with a claim which seemed rex son able" it would be considered.' What is this but an invitation ? A MINT FOR CANADA. One of the most interesting things this session, was before the house yes- terday, the resolution to grant 875,000 't year to establish a branch of the Royal Mint in Canada. Observe that it is a branch of Royal Mint. The reason for this is that we shall be able to make here Imperial as well as Can- adian coin, that is, gold coins not of • Body- builder. Food. In health, you want nothing but food; and your baby wants nothing but food. But, when not quite well, you want to get back to where food is enough. The most food,. t delicate that is ' known to man, is SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil. When usual food is a bur.' den, it feeds you enough h to restore your stomach baby the s:me. The body-builder is food a! the body -restorer is Sc®lry of Cod Liter Oil. ,SIf you Vein= It,send for, free sample, Iu a eeabte taste will srise you. . SSCOTT & BoWN Chemists, Toronto. Sac : 1It.e ; all druggists. K K K K t t K K K tx K SBE THAT THE FAC—SIMILE SIGNATURE --QFC- zsorr THE WRAPPER EITBRI saTrITLE OF C STO IA Castorla is pat ap in ore -stns betas calf. It is not; >:old in hallo Don't allow ariyaxa to sell Yon anyhingg else on aka plea or prezake that it is"Jett as geal31 road "will esswer c^.cry par: reaei Aii'E a est Sea gee 0,61.3 -'1.' -(143. -I -ll. t,t4eezeale- ,PXa1.F. . VRICOCELE & STRICTIMIL No other disease is so prevalent among men as Varicocele. As it interferes with the nutrition of the sexual organs it produces emissions, loss of semen throng/stile urine. decay of 00 organs. pains in the loins, aching in the back, nereusuess des - pendency, bashfulness, parpttation of the heart, constipation, and a.comb.:te nonr.�, these results in complete Looe of Manhood. Thousands ofyoung ano middle- aged men aro troubled with Stricture. If you have reason to believe on are afflicted with it, don't neglect it. It will ruin you. 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I was operated on twice, undergoing' great suffering, but only o try t the No temporary. was of advised s. K. S K. The enlarged veins disappeared in six weeks, the stricture tissue was removed in eight weeks and my sexual energy and vitality returned so I was a man in every. respect I recommend you doctors with my whole heart" N._ . a t CURES GUARANTEED. NO CURE NO PAY. Before Tree atment After Treatment. We treat and care Nervous Debility-. Lost Manhood, Varicocele,.Strictnre, SSph- n£s, Gleet, Weak Parts, Gonorrhxa and Unnatural Discharges. Consultation Free. Books Free. Write for Question List for Home Treatment lJfSo Kennedy & Kergan, 148 SHELBY DE ROIT.,MICH. 3s: -K K.& THE TROTTING RECORD. Barney Demarest puts much faith in Cello, 2:17: (trial, 2:11l), as a 1901 winner. The Michigan stallion Producer, I 2:27%, bas been sent to Dick Roach at the Jewettville track. Alfred Craft. Norristown, Pa., has a 2 -year-old bs Arsaces that can ate a P quarter in 40 seconds. Prank D. Whitcomb has a promising string iu trsin,n; at Hampden park, i Springfield, Mas.. among them Calam- ity, 2:/ave, During the St. Louis fair in 1903 a $50,000 stake will be trotted for, the money to be divided between the first •1 three horses. Boquita.2:17y_, has a colt at foot by Directum telly, 2:0814, and the owner, Guy Miller- Chester, N. Y., thinks much of the youngster. Jack Kinney is authority for the re- poi.t that the Penn Valley farm recent lgnrefustid. an offer of $30,000 for Oak - lad Baron, 2:00 ::. An eastern exrhsinge is authority for a statement thttt J. J. Scannell pays Harry Hamlin 8130 a month for the care of The Abbot. • A. O. Cleveland of Nevada . Is the owner of a seethe mare 34 years old that he rode auto the state from Cali "fornia 30 years ago. She is still able to carry her meter, who weighs 250 pounds. The speed 'fnlieritance of a foal of John R. Gentry, 2:001a, and out of La- dy of the Manor, 2:04ye, will be a frac- tion faster than of the new filly by Star lsoiuter, 1 ailt4;,. out bf Lottie Lo- raine, 2:05'3i .—'Horseman. lean de Reszke, the operatic tenor, made bis will in New York city the otber day and directs the use of a'pat- ent patent device to prevent bis being buried alive. "Sing John," in which Mme. Modjes- ka is starring with such success. has not been on the American stage since Junius Brutus Booth played the title part In 1874. When D. El. Sothern revives his pro- duction of "Hamlet" next season, the part of Optleiia will be taken by Ce- cilia Loftus, as Miss Earned, who for- merly took it. Is to star in "Alice of Old Vincennes." Lillian Russell has become such an enthusiastic Christian Science believer that she bus thrown open ber private gymnasium for meetings, at which readings on the subject will be given for the benefit of members of her pro- fession. POINTS OF LAW. It is a fraud to conceal a fraud. Ignorance of the law excuses no one, A contract made on a Sunday is void. An agent is liable to his principal for errors. The act of one partner binds all the others. AQ rincipal is liable for the acts of his agents. xa A receipt Por money paid is not legal- ly conclusive. An agreement without consideration, express or implied, is void. A partial payment of an outlawed debt revives the obligation. Each partner is liable for the whole amount of the debts of bis firm, • elate. .a,ltt?rhi.e xtrti has_ . contract made with a minor cannot i; itivi>. en ',,t.dcho, bitten, be enforced. A. note made with a minor I ;iu• ee'ss, 11resin In rho side, is voidable: and nit t.k., La,rtet" Little Liver P there. _ Chlid'r ' ''Cry •fora . CikiSTOR.I 0 • ,. ren C� 4,a c°a , 1 l, Ory ry. for j stiniie «. signature o For Infants and Children. CTS 4 erten