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Saskatchewan Has
Petition to Throne
Regina, Inas% IE.—Before prorog•a-
illoti last night, the Legislature of
' Saskatchewan ,aclopted resolutions
/CI toMpose a petition to the tlircinie
through thel 'Lieut. Govenner for :
1. The removal of eXemption
from t axatio ow enjoyed by the
:Canadian Pacific Railway.
h,ccess for., Saskatchewanto
'Ilticison'ts Bay.
3. The geanting to the provinces
of /the public domain within its lim-
its, (
4. Free ACC08,5tot110 'markets of
the :United( 'States( ior the grain
products of SalsicateheWan,
5, New outlets forfarrn products
and to this end particularly speedy
completion. of the Hudson's Mal
Railway with, (a line of steamer,s
thence to Britain,"
U 5 MINERS MAY TARE
HALF LOIE
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• BituminOtts Miners Consider Cats
ing Derna.nd Down to 5
• Per Cent, Increase
In Pay.
• Cleveland, March misis in
• the coal situation determining whe-
ther mere than 450,000 miners in the
bituminous and anthareite fields shall
• strike on April 1, or suspend until
new wage agreements can be. effected,
• is expected this week.
Merabers of the executive board
and policy committee of the United
Mine Workers of America began to
arrive here yesterday to prepare to
dra-w up recommendations for a refer-
endum vote by the union. They will
not act, however, until after the oper-
ators and miners of the bituminous
• fields of Western Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois at their session
here Tuesday have decided whether
they min agree on a two-year wage
scale.
John P. White, president of the
anion, and the district presidents yes-
terday considered a proposal that the
bituminous miners .drop all their de-
mands except that for an increase in
pay, and that they ask for five per
cent. instead of ten. The compromise
was not definitely agreed iipon, but
it wag considered as a probability in
view of the stand taken by the oper-
etors that they were not inclined to
yield, '
• It was proposed that the single sug-
gestion for a five per 'cent. increase
be considered by both sides before it
was taken into conference.' Even if
• this plan was agreed upon, it was
declared, it still would have to be
adopted by the policy cOramittee arid
then supported by a referendum vote.
The union officials ate in doubt
whether such a compromise would be
approved at the referendum vote,
since the full convention, at Indiana-
polis several months ago expressly
stood, not only for a ten cent. in-
crease, but for many changes in con-
ditions such as a reduction of eight
hours a week in the working time.
The union officials say anagreeable
adjustment of the bituminous dispute
• would have much influence in secur-
ing for the 175,000 antimeite miners a
settlement of their differancee.
TYPHOON IN AUSTRALIA.
-Continued From Wednesday Till
Friday—litany Lives Lost
-
• •ti
• Perth, Western Australia, March 25.
—A disastrous typhoon has occurred
:on the northwest coast of Western
'Australia. It continued from Wednes-
day until Friday end extended far
inland. Many vessels were washed to
pieces on the rocks, numerous build-
engs have been wrecked, and, it is
believed, a largo number of .lives lost.
The total extent of the damage is not
known, as telegraphic communication
is badly interrupted,
BRONCHITIS
Was So Choked Up
She Could Hardly
Breathe.
Bronchitis is an acute inflammation of
the mucus membrane lining the air tubes
of the lungs, and should never be ne-
glected, for if it is very often the -disease
becomes chronic, and then it is only a
short step to consumption. ,
On the first sign of bionchitis Dr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup should be
taken, and thus prevent it becoming
chronic.
Mr, John D. MacDonald, College
Grant, NS., writes:—"My little girl,
seven years old, caught a had cold which
developed into toroechitis. • She was so
choked tip she could hardly breathe.
Reading about your wonderful medicine, ,
Dr, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, I decided
to try a bottle, and with such good re -
sulfa "(het 1 got another which completely
esifed her. I cannot say too much in its
praise, and would not Ise without it in the
hOnse "
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is
put tip in a yellow wrapper; three pine
t trees the trade mark; price, 25 cents.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
_nes. .
4.1044444441.344111
Cramming down ill -chosen
• fond, and rtishing back to
• work, leads straight to dys-
pepsia, with all it means in
misery.
Proper, habits of eating,
with a Na-Dre-Co Dys-
pepsia Tablet after each
meal, restore good diges-
tion, health and happiness.
A box of Na-Dru-Co Dys-
pepsia Tablets costs but
50c. at your Druggist's.
National Drug and Chem -
teal Co.' of Canada, Limited.
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MR. HIIIIRASSA MAY HETIRE
• FROM POLITICS,
Le Devoir Says He Will Spend
Ten Weeks In Europe And
• Give Up His Seat
Montreal, March 25. --Henri Dieu-
rassa has thrown up the sponge and
will not seek re-eleetion to the `Pro-
vincial Legislature.
Le Devoir announces that Mr.
Bourassa will leave for Europe in the
second week of April for the purpose
of recreation and study having plan-
ned the trip , for some months past.
The Nationalist organ also says that
Mr. Bourassa will be absent for about,
ten weeks, ao this setts the Question
of Mr, I3ourassa's participation in the
provincial campaign, as the election
for the local •Legislature will take
place the lase of May.
It is also announced that Mr. Gui.
wont, the Conservative Pecleral can-
didate in St. liyaeinthee, will ha' the
party standard bearer in place of Mr.
Bou 'assa.
Ib is believed, however, that Armand
Lavergne, M.P,P., will contest his
seat again fer the Provincial Legis-
lature, Hon. Charles Devlin tvill seek
election in the new C'ounty of Labelle
rather than in Nicolet, and Bon. Jean Baby Thin—nod No
Prevost will oppose the Minister, be-
sides running in his VAVII County of
Terrebonne. • Mrs. Illrlerie $t. Geoxigen St. Ma-
this, Que., writes ; "I am writing
to ease I an satisfied with
Baby's Own Talslets. My baby was
ill and, Iitried several, eeinee,clies,
but thel xesule ,was distouraging.
die became very ?thin, had no ,appe-
tite, hardly slept atall and was ex-
tvernely weak. I giote Baby's Own
Tablets and they, 'soon net him,
right Again, tt:W1 at the age of eev-
ert he was able to walk and
was aeltranign healthy .child. I do
not think there is .arnythIng Ito equal
Baby's Own Tablets for little ones."
The Tablets? iatie gold by medicine
dealers or by nail at 25 ,oenes a box ,
from The( Dr.i Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Mr. Promdfoot
Parlianient
That in expenditures on colonization
roads and ponds in Northeen Ontario
some general scbeine should be adopt-
ed was the suggestion made by W,
Proudfoot, °attire ITuron. At the pre-
sent dins the money was being spent
lime and .there- mainly for Political
purposes. Of the $15 00C spent that Ray
fully one-third hod been viiasted. And,
speaking of waste, continued ltdr.
Proudfoot, what about the revision of
the statutes?
"This work," he said.' has been
going on for five years. It is not
finished yet, and no one knows when
it will be finished. Already it has best
More than twice es pinches apypeevi
OU8 revision." •
The vvork, he admitted, was in inary
eases being well done, but on the whole
there was little difference' from previ-
ous revisions. And then when there,
vised statutes were brought to the
House, the Premier said that because
the revision had been done by judges
no chances should be roade in the
Douse.
• Sir James a "Nobody"?
Sis James hotly denied making any
such statement.
"I accept the hon, gentlemen's state-
ment," said Mr. Proudfoot, 'but I have
certainly on several oceasions citugb t
such a statement from that side:of the
House." •'
"Oh I" retorted the Premien"we are
not responsible for your hearing.n.
-"My hearing is perfect," declared Mr,
Proudfoot.
"Nobody but, a nobody would make
such a remark," insieted the Premier.
"I submit, Mr. Speaker." said Mr.
Proudfoot, turning to the presiding
officer, "that the hon. gentleman's in-
terruptions are in violation of the rules
of this House."
Sir James hastened to explain that
he referred to himself as the nobody,
not to Mr. Proudfoot. Then the laugh
was the other way.
• In discussion immigration, Mr.
Proudfoot again agitated the Premier,
and again the Premier interrupted in
his usual manner.
"Mr. Speaker," said Mr. Proudfoot,
"I sit bun t that the Premier's interrupt-
ions are not in accordance with the
rules of the House. He has no more
right to break the rules of the House
than anybody else in it. You inform
cid the House that you intended to see
that the rules of the House were pro-
perly enforced, and I ask you to begin
that policy by dealing with leader of
the House."
The Boundary Issue.
Proudfoot was able to continue
for sortie time without interruptions,
but when he came to criticize the
boundary settlement, on tbe ground
that tbe T. and N. 0, would come
under the control of the Dominion
Parliament and the building of is
would enrich Manitoba, the Premier
became hispatient.
The land will be ours and ours
alone," declared the Prime Minister.
"Undo: whose jurisdiction will the I
people living in that strip ot land be?"
asked Inet Proudfoot.
"Ohl" said the Prime Minister, "that
is for the bon. gentleman to say."
"It looks as it the members of the
Government here did not want to erm
becrass their friends at Ottawa," said
Mr. Prouefoot, in summarizing the
boundary question.
• Ai)Detite
'..Ladzes
St ThoinaOnt'
OLL.,EG
ANXIOUS TO ADJOURN.
Cilovernmeet at Ottawa Wants to End
Session on Saturday.
Ottawa, March 25.-1arliament is
now on the home stretch. and there,
will be a race against time title week
to try to complete the session by Sat- •nnesste.T....eseseeteneneeenteneen
weld. up work, alteough the whips
inday. Both sides are anxious to
w,lettenne• ennertereeitesentssnee
ar nohe too hopeful r 1 being able to
Olean off the order paper until pos-
sibly April 3 or 4.
At an ell day session of the Cabinet
on Saturday, the supplemsntary esti-
mates were completed and veil be pre-
sented to the House by Hon. W. T.
White either to -day e or to -morrow.
There has .been no hint as to the
amount of the estimates, but it is be-
lieved they will be heavy. Among
some of the more ineportant, items
will be 'one for a liberal sum to start
work on the new Welland Canal and
for preliminary work on the Georgian • Simple unifaranety of these be -
Bay Canal. tokens isimple uniformity, pf gone
The Government is also determined
. to push forward the Mese,' Bay road.
Two millions has already been voted
for construction work - ard a large
amount, it is understood, will be plac-
ed in tbe estimates to start work on
t:.e terminals so that by the time the
• road is completed, the harbors will
be ready for a line of steamers run-
ning to England,
it is the intention of II Govern-
ment to 'nisi) work on the new 'Wel.
land Casio, Supt. Weller, who has
been placed in charge of ti.e work on
the new canal, is in Ottawa confer-
ring with Him. Frank Cochrane and
a definite announcement 'as to the
route which has been adopted will -be
made in a few days, Mr. Weller tee-
ms what is known as, the •Ten-lVfile.
Creek route, and his recommendation
Will likely be followed, Work will
start this epring.
It is the intention to build a canal
which will be ultienetely thirty feet
deep and will be able to accommodate
the largest boats on the great laltee.
The construction of the canal will,
it is believed, prevent western wheat
going via the Erie Canal to New York,
and will mean a saving to western viytultteleits nitsoltrntirwelioltur,Ilsiexittasn,g1teuiashinehd,
farmers of two to four cents a bustme.
• freed the 'mare.
Pert and Impertil
0A 01);
antrddr Moils rondlas. cures colds, heal/
the throat and lands • 20 cents.
, .
•• Knowledge o5 oure. duties is the
Most useful pert ot philosophy.
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Children, Cry
FOR FLEToHER'S
CASTO RIA
Neattnes,s ieo drees heispeake neat -
nese emit Parityl . of raincl.
soTuahe eyes are the ,winclows of the
Electric Restorer for Men
Phosphonol restores every nerve in; the lnitly
to its proper tension restores
virn andvitalay. Premature decay and all sexual
weakness averted at once. Phosphonoi wtlI
makeyou a new man. Price 88 ti box, or two for
88, 'Mailed to any address. The Seobell Drug
qo..0t.,Onihnrines. Ont.
,The !women of tall knave,e are ehopet
iwhd gam Mimic( 'their former bone
ety
aigviatmwdmiq Liberal Majority in Senate
Local News Amend a Government Bill
Jim MAJW MIWP IYARNk
TO GASOLINE USERS,
It should be known to everybody
in these days ot gasoline tamps and
shoves thiat Igasoline will not ex-
plode until AO finnes have 'heist'
mixed with at least six parts hf at-
mospheric air. Gasoline willcatch
fire as soon as any liquid known,
but let it alone and 11 will burn out
doing no damage and leaving no
sem( or sign of tire. Mixed witli
air in the proportions mentioned in
it is far more dangerous Ulan dyna-
mite. No recept(a4o of this liquid
should be lei'uncorked,: for to do
so is to make (the rooM where 11 is
kept far iis'ollse than ,a powder mag-
azine, This matter pfleafely handl-
ing gasoqine ia verse easy, and no
toe should, be ignorant 05 1000 it-
shoulaebe dlone
STEADY ADVERTISING.
In eve -2y country town 'the* is a
sign at the railroad cro,seing like
this "Look out 101! Caere" NoW
everybo dy in that town know itNY as
a railroad erieseengl the day the
track Was 2,9:4d. When the IsIgn wee
put up it kook two days—nettles-Ag-
ee—for every inhabitant .to become
familiar with 'it. In a week •
even
the small ghildren coned read and
spell it bacnward. Did the rail-
road take it down? No. If they
had 'the isvarnIng would have been
fongetten in.a week and smash-ups
and damagei suite would have re-
sulted. Oneetime adne,rtisements
/let the same ,way You must keep
everlastingly unit, I like? 'the' raile
road grossing
"NO TRUCK, on TRADE
WITH THE) YANKEES."
• The Ontario Depa.itruent of Agri-
culture has just issued 13ultetin 196,
entitled, ".Tomatoes."
After enumenatingt the( possibili-
ties °lithe atomatof plane. Thi,s in-
teresting little ibooketaktes up the
question of ised !selection, !and
gives alistr of sin firms all in the
Untied States, from wham the On -
;bele farmer 'mays buy seed. The
firms in %notion) are inenety Aced
merchants not -growerao and thene
half a. dozen; firmsi bToxbo and .
Londpn, Ontario, which could sup-
ply precisely the 'same aeed
some priceseyekt "a Canadian firm
is included tuella lien
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSION TO
WESTERN CANADA,
Via, Chicago, $nelucling all points
on Grand Trunlrf Pacific Railway,
April- 2nd, ?title and. 30th; May 14th
and 28th; june lith and 26th; July
9.th and 23rd; August 6th and 20th;
Sept. 3rd and 17th, Winnipeg and
return $34; Edmontonand return
$42.00. Tickets ,gooa fox 60 day.
Peoporitionate rates to principal
points in Ma.erstoba, Saskoncliewtent
and Alberta. Itomeseaskers ex.eur-
sson iteckete even atm be.o,n }sale oai
cer,bain dates via, Sarnia ncl North-
ern Navigation Company, Full
partieulars, tickets and illuserated
literature Irons any Grand Tank
ageniti or,write A.S. Duff, district
passenger agent, Toronto, Ont.
THE MARCH' ROD' AND GUN.
"An Experience Off the Coast of
Newfoundland: 'Hunting the Hair
Seal" opens the March iesne of Rod
and Gun in Canada,' pfib'lished by
W. J. Teenier lLimiLed, Woodetock,
,Ont, ante (thn interest of this arti-
cle is at ',criterion( of the interest'
of those that follow, which Include
articles descriptive of outdoor life
from the elielantice--to the Paceffic.
Among these, tin the( first itieceies qf
anticles on the Culture of Black and
Silver leoxesA wisicle should prove
of value to the Many sete,king prac-
tical informattion,ene thin subject.
A new fenturet this month le thet
creaitioxi ot a Game ConserVattion
Department editod by Ntr. Frank
Etycle, , wherein, Matters( pertaining
to 'the subject of 'game cionterva-
Lion will be freely discussed. As'
this enbjece al on.e. • at %hie'
preetent thne and Mid:hely to he for
some time to some, or until 'the im-
proved laws for which gaddeportse
men ore( 'agitating have been eine
acted, ;this departmenti 'should
Prove of exceptional interest,
A STR,ONG PAIR.
We call the attention of all news
epper readers in this town and district
to the fact that we have made special
arrangements with The Weekly
Mail and Empire, of Toronto, to com-
bine with our paper ata popu ar bar•
gain p, ice, We here offer The
Weekly Mail and Empireand The New
Era the two together, for one year at
tbe nominal rate of el 55±t, incInde
free a large portrait of the Right Hon,
R 5., Borden, 18 x 24 inches, which will
be sent postpaid to every Eubscriber
who takes advantage of the proposi-
tion. • Now here is a chance to obtain
the two most useful newspapers to
readers in our community, and we
state this advisedly, for The Weekly
Mail and Empire is conceded to be the
greatest home and fireside paper
publisheci in the Dominion, whi e ours,
covering as it does all the local news,
and advocating the best interests of
this important, district, will best serve
all residents within the borieon of our
circulation. Send all orders to office
of The New Era.
§.1_1Crin Impurities
In the Blood
A ,Tosite Medicine is a IsTedtessiltY gb
This -Seateon.
Dr, Williams' Penh Pine for Pale
People are an all year rotund tonic,
blood -builder and inerve-rfestereir.
But they are 'especially valuable In
the spring when theisystomestload-
ed with impurities as a ,reeult of
the indoor life of the ,winter
months. Thee° its Ind 'Siebert eteaenn
When the blood, is ec, Muds Inatered
of purifying !and enriching, and
every close of these pine/ helps
make new, eich, red blood, In {the
DeadloCk Between Two Houses of
Parliament on Tariff Bill
Probable.:
01 tawa, March, 21, --The Liberals in
the Senaitd Thursday, used their
numerical strengithl for( the fir,st
time to turn ciownthe Governinle(nIt.
An aMendmeat Ito,tho tariff bill,
which Hon. Mr, Lougheed objectietd
to, was earried, le was moved by
Sir Richartel Cartwriiight1 and pro-
vided thee rthei tariff conarols,sion-
ors shottld not be appointed for a
term ot five years, but phallic' rser ye
only during*, ithd pleasure, of thd
Crovernment,
• Senator Lougheed, (the' Govern-
ment Reader in (the Upper Rouse,
intimated that 'the Government
would not ;accept( the amondmiegt,
and a deadlock is assured unless
the Libeled senators back down.
The Government hold( 'hat they
cannot get good( men under Sir
Richard's amendment, • Unlessap-
pointed for ;Item they .would lean
thee dismissen ,would follow a
change of administeation.
een his tmoition the eammittee arose,
, „SENATOR, IONGHEED
epoining.
spring one feel.% Weak and tired—
Dr. Willeame Pills- give
strength. In the epringi elle appe-
tite, tone the sten:tech and aid weak
digeetion: et es in the. ;spring that
poisonts in the blood find ale outlet
in disfiguring pimples, eruptions
• and boils—Dr. WilLiams' Pink Pielsi
speedily clean eithe akin beeaus.ei
tbey go to' (the root or the trouts:let
in the blood. In elle spring alnae-i
mia, rheumatism, indigestion, neure-
algia, erysipelast and many other
troubles are imooli persistent be-
cause of pace, weak blood, and it
is at ithie time When all nature tak-
es on neW illif!et that the blood nicest
serionely needsi !aettention. Some
People diesel kble,miselved with pur-
gatives at thie isaanoni hut thestet
only feather weaken theinselve,s. A
puegative Merely galloptheough
the syeterm, !emptying the. bo!tveLe,
butt it deed mat cure anything. oien
the other hand Dr. Williams' 'Pink
Pills actuality make new • blood
which reaches every nerve and or-
gan in the, body c bringeng new
strength, new health and vigor to
weak, easily tired Men, women and
childrep Try Dr. iWillitams1
Pills this ispring—they will not dis.-
eapoint you.
Sold by.alli medicine dealers or
sent by real at 50 cent.% a box or
six boxes for $2.50 by The Dr. Wil-
liams' Medene Co., Brockville One
ackenzie Klog
For at liont
Chatham, March '19,—It is under-
eboad here Itisab Mr. D. A. Gordon,
I'. for East Kent, Will re,si,e,n and
that ate Libeeal gortvention to be
held' on'the 26thinst., Hon, W I,.
1
Mackenzie ,King, erne' be nomilea4(1
to 'contest /the constituency.
Is Your Hair
Worth soc ?
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Just think how Muds you would
ask foe et you evere to 'sell it; stiui
there are *Many, ,who never reali'ze
the value -of their hair until toe lane.
They let the little dandruff germs
•dig Inibce thei hair roots day and
nighlt 'until ell the lite and vitality
is "sapped out of the Inter and it be-.
colnes day and hareb,audtedeleslont
in .conali fullbn
target 'bottle' of Sageine eosts
but Enc. ,and • J. E. Hovey
your druggist guaxentetee ie
to• Stop, fellingl hatr and
itching of 'the scalp or Money beck:
Get rid fof ,the dandamiff and Make
Your hair healthy. Sagetne Will do
bE fox yout Get la bottle today,
make your hair just as glean and
handsome go it aVirOUld be. J.E.
Hovey.
What RejeCtion of Reci-
procity Has Cost The
West.
All winter the people of the prai-
ries have been having daily foxeed
on thein attention; the difeicerhinicee
ot wines being paid for grain at
Milineapos midi at Porte Arthur.
This is galled the "spread," and
some' papergive 35 daely promin-
ence. The followingletablet is Isom
the Regina Leader el March 7. The
first column 'of fligtiree gives .the
prices fat rgratiel ainetoee at Peen
Anthur, and the second fox the
grain lit eltoste(itt MineneaPolis
No, 1 Northern') * 98 109
No, 2 Notethern , • • 95 107
No. 3 Northern( •.90 105
No, 2 C. 'W. Ode 41 50
No. 3 Barley ... 61 130
No. 4 Banley • 60 120
Peed t ... 46 100
No. 1 N. W. letaX. ....... 184 204
As Minneapolis No. f Norithern is
only equal bo Canadian tTaipa geed -
ed as No 3, the difference—the
"spreadei—i9 acitually( eightf cents
greater than appears, being no less
than treimeli eela emits an wheat. The
dieference, 51 will b scan, Is eevene
ey 'cents a buehel otn barley and
!twenty ,cente on flax. Thief yeaty
visible eind direct totss, to the f aim- Sold and guaranteed in Clinton by,
ers eepalculaited byMinister of Ag- W. S. R. Danes,
iieulture, Motherwell to aggregate
I twelve million denten( that meght
just ites Well be reposes:* ius thol
farmers' pockets: To this is, ,we
presume lbo be added their lose
through detention, ," and deliereora-
-elan of elita.t part of 'their crop thai
•ensuld, under. reciprocity, . have
found its way /to market by way of
Minneapolis, and ,whi,ch, itiStill ole
She fanners' 'halide to their great
dietress. It will 'be very, Interiesein
ing to nate hoW Saskatchewan will
vete Welled_ tissue is,kept in linoettt
remarks the Montreal Wittliesn
, We havq the tenancy for ..nit
Uric Pills, Seigeine flair Tonic',
Rheum" the Great FinteumatieCure,
we guarantee &hese preparations
on' amoney back basis.
J. E. Hovey, Druggist.
J. E. Hovey is Agent in
Cimton for Anti Uric Pills
ei.
111 •
011P.•
Rine Cups—PrePare a tbun Meted
by boiling a cupful of mashed rice
in ice agshdtrlyy,,rnlatedlierdiletirt,; cootoirltimugntiinil
one well -beaten egg, a seant table-
spoonful of Auger, a few( drops of
vanilla exteaets ance two table-
spoonfuls of cream. Beat until
eight, pour into shallow cups, platen
Ing wherej gad to bacenne firm;
when gold unmonld 'and with a
sharp 'Speen,' remove aportton of
the rice\ from{ centre ot each cup,
depressions svith sliced pre-
served peachen, arid( a little of the
syrup. Cover the top .with pow-
dered Mataroni or crackeri crennbs,
and atter/ arranging dna • baking
sheet Tun inthoi a,hot oven for five
minuttes. Serve pleb, or without
.cream.
Roast Lanab—when the troaet of
iamb has been Aesvied hat for din-
ner, put ault the bone With las Uttli
culeting of the meat as possible
whrle the zoasti is still warm. The
bane separate,n nastily and cleanly
• Shen. Next press thiel Meat firraly
into a bawl 'ease' large enough, to
•hold it ancli pull °Weight on it to
hold it solid. :When oold, itt earn be
carved Without the annoying strug-
gle to ,cuttf mound the bone.
Russian Salad; Dreeteling—thin a
rich risayonnai,sei ;Mehl chili sauce
and adid finely chopped pimentores,
parsley, ihives and green peppexe,
• In Making Spanish cream include
a pottple of itablespoorteuts
set Ong pof fee.
WELL KNOWN MINISTER
Restored to Health hy Vino'
Rev, D. Schneider, who is a well
kuown minister in Rice Lake, Wis.;
writes:
"I had a very severe stomach trou-
ble last year from which I was kept
• In bed three months. I had enghged
the bervices of a doctor, but to no
avail. I then read of Vinol and deter -
rained to try a bottle. Before it was
used up 8 was out of bed, and four
bottles made me a well man. Vino' is
at eplendid medicine, and I cen gladly
recommend it." I
Prominent men from all over the
country do not hesitate to endorse
• this wondeful tonic.
Per twelve year Vince hate been
sold on the "money back" plan, apd
every year strengthens its populitritY
and proves by continued tete that It
will do what we claim for It.
Y aids Opposite di. T,89. Station.
All kinds tot Coal ou hand—
UheStuut .Solt. Coal
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Stove • Kennel Coal
Furimee Coke
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DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR WATCH
A WATCH is a 'delicate piece
An. a machinery. It calls for
tess attention than most
machinery, but must be ',..cleaned
and oiled occasionally to keep
perfect time.
With proper care a Waltham
Watch will keep perfect time
for a lifetime. It will pay you
well to let us clean your watch
every 12 or 18 months.
W. R. Counter
Jeweler and Optician.
Issaer of
Marriage Licenst_ts.
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New Stylish designs of
1 Doherty Pianos and r,
444 Organs,
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T. WATTS
Root PilaIwr and Repairer
Repairing done promptly.
Skates put on while you
wait
Skate straps of solid leather
cut any length desired.
Suit cases and Trunks:re-
paired.
A trial will convince you of
the neatness and promptness
with which I execute my work
Store open every evening
Opposite Postoffice.
T. Watts