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ERIN'S GREEN ISLE
' E'lWS BY M:4,.1.I; FRO)! 11U -
LAND'S SHORES.
Iappeniugs in the Emerald Isle of
• Interest to Irish.
men.
Outrages are still being reported
rom County Sligo.
.A stripe of schoolboys occurred
n Tharles last week.
Dublin is without water at pros-
nt for 14 out of the . twenty-four
ours.
A Linieriek telegram reports an
ttempt to blow up a farmer's
Ouse Ott Carrickbeg Doon.
IV.Ir. James Henry Bingham,
ourtkeeper at Lancaster Castle,
las died through arsenical poison-
. there.
oison-•there.
Quite a number of summonses
rave been issued in the village of
rylas. Profanity on the streets
s the cause.
At the Ennis Court last week a
armer named Thomas Mahony was
rosecuted for firing revolver shots
n the public road.
For threatening the Mayor of
Vaterford, Maurice Quinlan, jr.,
nd Patrick Quinlan, memo .rs of the
orporation, went to jail for one
onth.
While driving a hearse at a fun-
ral in Belfast, James Aviles, aged
..9, was thrown from the vehicle,
through the horse bolting, and was
killed.
In the New Ross markets the
price of barley has advanced from
13s 6d and 14s to 14s 3d, while oats
have gone up from los to 10e 6d
per barrel.
While amusing themselves With
guns in Mitchell's grain mills, Mill -
aide, Donaghadee, the gun held by
Francis Crawford, aged 15 years,
went off and killed James Robin-
son, aged 40 years.
No successful claimants have yet
come forward for the estate of the
late Mr. James Bell, valued at
$110,954, who died in South Africa,
nrhere he spent 40 years. He was a
native of Killeshandra, County
Cavan. •
, The annual .report of the Local
Government Board for Ireland
,States that during the. year the
death in Irish Workhouses ineiud-
rd 15 centenarians, one of whom
was'stated to be 110 and another
108 years of age.
A farmer named John Barden,
was killed near Millengar on the
9th inst., in endeavoring to stop a.
runaway horse in atrap, the pro-
perty of Mr. Patrick Loughlin, of
Stonehall, a well-known Irish race-
horse owner.
Two boys named Herbert Robin -
eon, aged 14, son of the vicar of
St. Paul's, Glenageary, and Henry
M. Williams, aged 16, son. of the
secretary to the Board of Works,
were drowned while boating in
Kingstown harbor.
It has been decided by the work-
ers in the various trades in the
town of Tipperary to form a Trades
Council, to which each trade will
elect two delegates. Those not
previously organized have been
formed into societies.
At a cost of $20,000 the Bangor
(Belfast) Urban Council have deeicl-
cd to establish hot sea water baths
at Pickel, a popular seaside resort.
Investigations are being made by
the Limerick police into a myster-
ious explosion which occurred at a
farmhouse. A window sash and
portion of a ceiling were blown
away, but the occupants of the
house were not injured.
The greatest consternation has,
,)leen occasioned in Wexford bythe
announcement that Messrs. Pierce,
whose employes, numbering four
hundred, have been locked out
:since 26th August, have decidedto
close their works permanently.
WINE FED FOWLS.
•
TELLS O1" CURES ''1'41ADE BY.
DO1DD'S .1i14?"N.JI:I' PILLS.
Thos. Griffin, of Peace River Laaitl•
ing, tells how he got rid of his
Rheumatism -- honestly earned
popularity..
Geld Springs, Peace. River Land-
ing, Alta., Oet. 30 (Special).—Just
why Dodd's Kidney Pills retains
their wonderful popularity is easily,
shown by a trip across the prairies.
Every town, village and post -office
has at least one elan or woman who
is ready to tell of pains relieved
and health restored by the great
Canadian Kidney Remedy. Let
Thos. Griffin of this place add his
statement to the hosts already pub-
lished.
• "When I• came to this part of the
coun`try," says Mr. Griffin, "I was
troubled with a bad back and
Rheumatism in my shoulders and
hips. I sent for six boxes of Dodd's
Kidney Pills and they gave me relief
at once. I also recommended them
to my eldest son, who was confined
to his bed from Rheumatism.
"Now I know that Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills are the best medicine for
Rheumatism and the• Kidneys. I
recommend them to every person I
hear complaining of not feeling
well."
Dodd's Kidney Pills made their
popularity by curing sick Kidneys.
They keep their popularity by keep-
ing on curing sick kidneys.
TIMELY LULLABY.
Bye 0 Baby Bunting,
Daddy's gone a -hunting ;
If he doesn't shoot his guide
We'll have deermeat stewed and
fried.
Do It Now.—Disorders of the di-
gestive apparatus should be dealt
with at once before complications
arise that may be difficult to cope.
with. The s'arest remedy to this
end and one tisat is Within reach,
of all, is Parrnelee's Vegetable
Pills, the best laxative and 'seda-
tive en the market. Do not delay,
but try them now. One trial will
convince anyone that they are the
best stomach regulator that can be
got.
M. Joubert, professor at the
Agricultural College at Fontaine-
bleau, Fiance, claims that he has
discovered a new and simple
method of making hens lay. Ile
feeds them with wine in addition
to their ordinary food. The pro-
fessor has not allowed his discovery
to .be made known lightly. He has
been experimenting with fowls of
. all kinds for several years and finds.
the salve result in every case. In
each case he experimented for the
four winter months with two vets
of twelve fowls of the same breed,
adding bread soaked in wine to the
feed of one of the two sets of
twelve. In every case after six
afzeparate trials the wine fed hens
laid more eggs in the proportion of
twenty eggs a month or there --
about.
1;t'wire sof the mail who tries to
t.tlrk i'ne friend in behalf of ap-
e; lior,
All things the hustler doesn't
want comes to him who waits.
Minard's Liniment Cures Carget in Cows.
If a man hasn't any sense some
woman is sure to think he is senti-
mental.
All mothers can put away anxi-
ety regarding their suffering chil-
dren when they have Mother
Graves' Worm Exterminator to
give relief. Its effects are sure
and lasting.
The reason most girls want to
marry is because they don't know
what they want.
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c.
Blobbs—Scribbler says he can't
compose a poem unless he is smok-
ing. Slobbs—Isn't there some
scheme we can gest up to make him
stop smoking?
The most obstinate
warts fail to resist
Corn Cure, Try it.
HASTY:
corns and
Holloway's
SAILOR'S SUPEBST1TIONS.,
Old -Tilde Shellbaek Placed Faith Ili
Long List' o Oweils.
No one believes in luck oromens,
good or bad, more whole-heartedly
than the .sailor. • A hatch eover up-•
side down, or the loss of a swab, orf'
bucket, overboard, • fills hien with:
foreboding. He .is aghast at the;
accidental tearing of a flag, and
knows that if sails be sewn or mend,
ed on the quarterdeck ill -luck will
result. He has been known to reg
fuse to go to sea without salt in his
pocket, or to put his left foot.
first in a boat or on shore. Rice is
known by the unattractive name Qf
strike ate blind, as its continual
use is thought to result in loss of.
sight. He is a firm believer in odd
numbers, as naval salutes. will:
testify, minute guns excepted. He
looks upon women at sea with dls„.
favor. Some of the officers beau';
with him an evil reputation, both•
for luck and the weather they,.
bring. Commodore Byron was els
ways Foul--Weather-Seek be
cause storm and tempest seemed to'
follow him wherever he , went. •
Spinning wheels and pigs he Would;
rather be without, and certain daya.
he knows to be unlucky. An old.
chronibler puts the number, of days
upon which it is undesirable to•"put
to sea at 53; but since he wrote the'
number has been considerably re-
duced. Among these days of •ill
repute were Cain's birthday, and
the anniversaries of the destruction
of Soddom and Gomorrah, • and the.
suicide of Judas. The fact that
Columbus both sailed and discov-
ered land on. a Friday has nil
weight with him—the clay remains
unlucky. e,
"Have yer got de price of a
shave l" asks the beggar,
"What do you want of a shaver,
exclaims the victim, increduously,
"I don't want no )shave. I didn't
ask for no shave. I ast yer fer de
price of one—ten cents. Dere's
other t'ings I kin git fer dat money,
ain't dere?”
3I).7
ISSUE 44—J.
A wise man i5 merely lessof
fool than the average.
ilib
tIuickly stops cou,ihs,, cr.res oolds..Ita
he throat arid lands • • • 23 Plata.;
LONG LIVED MUSICIANS.
A Dr Roggers has been studying
I dyed ALL these
�LIFfERENT FIDID5
% of Goods
with the SAME Due.
Lased
ONEREFoRAlL R NDSSOFsooms
CLEAN anti SIIVIPLAE to Use.
NO chance o fusing the 'WRONG Dye for the Goods
nue hes to color. All colors front your Draggint or
Dealer. FRE1•. Color Card and STORY Booklet 10,
The Johnson -Richardson Co., Lhnited, 1llontreal,
GENEROUS.
"Giddings willingly gives his wife
full credit for what he is."
"What is het"
tuBankrupt,.l,
The Real Liver Pill—A torpid
liver means a disordered system,
mental depression, lassitude and
in the end, if care be not taken, a
chronic state of debility. The very
best medicine to arouse the liver to
healthy action is Parmelee's Vege-
table' Pills. They are epmpounded
of purely vegetable substances of
careful Selection and no other pills
have their fine qualities. They do
not gripe or pain and they are
agreeable to the most sensitive sto-
mach.
EXPECTATIONS.
The man who is looking for trou-
ble generally finds it, and the one
who expects defeat usually gets a
whipping.
the effect of wind instruments :: on
the life of musicians, says the Lon-
don
ondon Globe. The average life ofthe
wind instrument artist- is 63, while
that of other is 62.._,Thirty-fours
* .r
cent. of the former eategory't' <'•- eve'bt Sieve MINAR'D'S LINIMENT is the
70 year's; i Performers -et' 814'=+ 1"'aral.
in D3•: Boggers's tr+2cheile' de n � [Mathias Fo1er Oil City, Oat.
.,, +'
evlte leach On the average the -1 Joseph ,snow; I10rtvay, Me.
age of 61, while the hautbois ex-
ecutant lives two years fou ger.
Buglers go two years better, and
the clarinet player lives till be is
65. He of the, pornet only fails the
allotted span by one year. The.
ophicleide artist beats them all.
His time of life is from 75 to 80.
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper.':
Even with a 98 cent watch the
leader of an orchestra may be able
to keep good time.
Do not let a cold settle en yetis-
lungs.
e>irlungs. Resort to Bickle's Anti -
Consumptive Syrup at the first in-
timation of irritation in the throat
and prevent disease from lodging
in the pulmonary organs. Neglect-
ed colds are the cause of untold
suffering throughout the country,
all of which could have been pre-
vented by the application of this
simple but powerful medicine. The
price, 25 cents, brings it within the
reach of all.
"I envy the man who believee that
superstition about Friday," said.
Mr. Groucher, "I consider it 4 -
pressing." "Not at all. A Mall
ought to be mighty comfortable
who can feel sure there's only one
unlucky day in the week."
TRY MURINE EYa REMEDY
' Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes
and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesn't
Sl cart --Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists
Sell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25e,
50e, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in
Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Books
and Eye Advice Free by Mail.
Muria() Bye Remedy Co., Chicago.,
FACTS AND FANCY.
If only there were.not so many'.
banana peels on the pathway, of
success!
Your skeleton will be an inch and
a half shorter than yourself. .
Vainty is wounded, but • never
killed.
Hope is the railway ticket to suc-
cess.
The world - annually 'scratches
matches to the value of $150,000,-
000.
If a man tells you his opinion of
his neighbors, you know his neigh-
bor's opinion of hint.
Flirtation might be defined as
attention without intention.
In Japanese factories the average
day is sixteen hours)on
Many a lovely thought, having
been embalmed in verse, is burhd
in a waste -basket.
Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S.
Itev. It, 0. Armstrong, Mulgrave, N. S.
Pierre Landers, senr., Pokemouohe, N. B.
Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N. B.
Mike (in bed, to alarm clock as
it goes off)—I fooled yez that time.
I was not asiape at all.
Many people have receding gums.
Rub Hamlins Wizard Oil on gums
and stop the decay; chase the dis-
ease germs with a mouth wash of
a few drops to a spoonful of water.
It's easier to make a break than
it is to mend it.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
You can form a pretty good idea
of what a man hasn't done by the
things he is going to do.
Stop the. Cough.—Coughing is
caused by irritation in the respira-
tory' passages and is the effort to
dislodge obstructions that come
from inflammation of the mueous
membrane. Treatment with Dr.
Thomas' Ecleetric Oil will allay the
inflammation and in consequence
the cough will cease. Try it, and
you will use no other preparation
for a cold.
HAD HIM ALL WAYS.
"When are ye goin' to pay me
that dollar V'
"How's that l"
"I say, it's time ye paid me that
dollar."
"Can't hear a word ye say."
"Wait a minit an' I'll write it
down."
" 'Tain't no use. Can't see with-
out my specs."
ARE' YOU SUPERSTITIOUS 1
Most people"`eve some super-
stition, although they are not al-
ways eager, to admit it. Here are
a few of the Most popular : To
stumble on going upstairs is consid-
ered a sure sign of a wedding;
whilst two spoons in onesaucer at
the same time denotes a similar
happy event. If you put on your
seek or stocking the wrong side
out, it is lucky; but if you change
it to the right side nothing will
come of the promised good fortune.
If a black cat follows you, good
luck will follow also ; but should a
feline leave the house which has
been its home, look out for misfor-
tune. If, when unfolding clean
linen, you find a diamond-shaped
crease, it is a sign of death within.
a year. And if a child looks into
a mirror before it is a year old, ill -
luck will follow it through life. To
open an umbrella in a house is a
portent of misfortune; to drop one
a disappointment; but if anyone
else picks, it up the disappointment
passes on to hiin or her. These sup-
erstitions are all very well, but a
little common-sense will explode the
lot.
nd for free Ss lapin to seat. W. L.,
tfanal Drug anal GlieMical Co„ Toronto.
In making cranberry jelly or
jam, much less sugar will be requir-
ed if the sugar is not added until
the fruit has been well cooked.
s
A NON -SPECULATIVE
INVESTMENT
q There is no element of specu-
lation in the purchase of a Bond.
This does not mean that the value
of your holdings cannot increase.
It means that the element of risk
and the chance of loss are•prac-
tically eliminated.
J Many, in fact most, of the Bond
issues we have offered our cus-
tomers in the past have appre.
elated in value. The demand for
a certainbond, payinga goodrate
of interest and of unquestionable
security, forces the price up in
the same manner as an increasing
demand forces up the price of
any commodity.
411 We would like to send litera-
ture to any one interested in this
safe and profiitable form of
investment.
M,
SEC!_. RITIES
CORPORATION
LIMITED
DANK' OF MONTREAL ISUOLDING
YONGE AND QUEEN STS.
TORONTO
R. M. WHITE • Manager
MONTREAL -OU EBEC-HALIFAX.-LON DO N(EN O,l
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
W. C. GofFatt, Orlilics, Ont.
The o•atrt Piano is the
Action. Insist on the
�,OTTO IG S sm
Piano Action
for this
re -in.
puisu
Thte
plume
is Just the
kind for which you would have
to ,ny15.t0 at any retail store.
itis extra wide, Tully leinches
long, in all. 0030x4, with Willowy
Bites ofgreat lengththatdo not
loco 'their curl easily. Bend us
01.50 to.day, for this 10 an oppor-
tunity not to be missed. w niter
also nu extra large and handsome
07.50 plume at 52.50..
Sand money by mall, express ormoner
order. Remember that your money will be re.
funded if the plums isnot entirely satisfactory.
OIcW York Ostrich Feather Co., Out N+. 513.515 O'way, N.'i.
BROWN'S
TREES"
BR% I'S NURSERIES.
WELLAND COUNTY, ONT.
LARGEST GROWERS OF'
NURSERY STOCK IN
CANADA.
ALEXkNI1IO
FL
in dealing with us you are dealing with
a firm of 'wholesale manufacturing; fur-
riers. We make only goods that are ab-
solutely dependable and that we eau tulle
guarantee. We have a number of
JACKETS
00
made in lengths from 44 to 50 inches long.
Lined with the best of Satin and Silk.
Send us your bust measurement and
the length of coat desired, and we will
send same 0.01), to any Dart in Canada,
allowing priv,egn of examining and re-
turning, if ` ' usatisfactory, at our ex-
pense. 0 Ulf TO -DAY.
ALE DEPT.
A. "6 � EXANDOR
Manufacturing Furriers,
604.506 5i• Pauli St., fitontred
coats made to ardor, Macho prism.
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
ONE OP AMERICA'S GREATEST
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
Over 2,000 choles positions tilled in past
Four Years.
Some others ,,tlart filled; - I. 53 iIAxx, from
Newfouudlani[, placed with Sask. Milling Co.,
Moose Jaw, as Steno, PER'S SMIS I). Steno.,
Peabody Overall an., Windsor. L. C.11OBINSON
Bkkpr., with Boll Furniture Co., Southampton,
Ont. FLOssIE ASCE/MN. Steno. and i:kkp
Can. Wolverine Co., Chatham. MILDnED AND.
nnsoe, Steno. with De Laval .separator Co..
Winnipeg, It. ,t. SCOTT teacher, with Drake
College Newark, N. X. The salaries of tbo three
shown last week average over $70'1 per unnnm.
The salaries of the six here shown average close
to 5700. Oar studentsare prepared for the big
TO3ATTI:tions NiD Tait the iig Bial,T. pay Catalogg88
gue kPAYS
tel s of
the,work at Chatham. Catalogue 8t tells of our
home courses. Address, D. McLAC}l:.AN .L CO.,
C. 11. Collene• Chatham, Ont.
FARMS FOR RENT AND SALE,
ASK DAWSON, Ifni f:NoWS:
TI' you want t0 sell a farm, consults
me.
Tf L' you want to buy a farm, cotsu1
.9l mo.
bHAVE soma of the best Fruit., Steels.
IL Grain or Dairy Farms in Ontario.
and prices right.
HW. DAWSON. Ninety Colborne
Street, Toronto,
AGENTS WANTED.
sf t
AN VASS$UtS WANTED. Weekly salary
V✓ paid. --Alred h. Tyler, London, Out.
eA DAY SALARY AND UP—ALSO
conxmisaxon—ror looai reprebcuta-
t.tee; immedlateiy; permanent pos,uon;
oxperleuce unnecessary; rapid advance*
meat; spare tune accepted. Nxcnois,
Limited, Yublxaters, 'Toronto.
AGENTS WANTED. --• A LINF1 FOR
every home. write us tor our choice
Nat agents supplies. Wo nave the
eatest agency proposition in Canada
today. No outlay necessary. Apply ki.
C. 1. Co., 228 Albert St., Ottawa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 ASYeaal\YIAT,1 9 SLCAtbaEuade, cello!
tm+ At'fMILL ld.ACHINERRY, PORTABLE
1J or heavy Lathe Alfitts, Shitxgie .tufts,
1,ugines arm Boilers, Mut Sappers. The
B. Long Manufacturing Co., Ltd., ` \1' eat.
Street, Orillia, Ontario.
d 1 ANCLlt, TUDiOIIS, LUMPS, etc. Ilk
of / torual and external. cured withoua
by our bonze treatment. Write us
before too late, Dr. Bollman Medical Co.
Limited, Collingwood, Ont.
r_a TON SCAlili fdtiAktANI'EI'.D, Wilson's
V Scale Works, 9 Esplanade. Toronto.
AT ONCE MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trtcte; expert lllstrtwtcon;. couata.nt
practice; tools ]tee; always sure employ-
ment for a barber. Write for. catalogue.
Molor Barber college, 121 queen Last,
Toronto.
AGENTS WANTED. -- •A STUDY Or.
other Agency propositions convinces
us that none can equal ours. You will al-
ways regret it if you don't apply for par.
tieulare tc 'Travellers' Dept, 21ti Albert St.,
Ottawa.
0/PEOIALISTS ADYIOD FREE. Consuls:
1� us in regard to any disease. Lowest
prices in drugs of all kinds..
Trusses fitted by mail. Send measure.
menta Glasses fitted by age, Write to•da•r
for anything sold in Sirst•class drug
stores to Lir. Bollman, Collingwood. Ont.
r.�.-
2E74 -W..1.
Collectors and shippers will find it to their
advantage to get their names en onr 10011305
list. This insures prompt receipt of ung quo-
tations and general information, avhieli will be
ready about the iotltof Novenlbef: You can be.
sure of fair and liberal tro:ttlne'lt when you
ship your collections to Wagner, Brasier & Co.
86 Front St. East, Toronto, Ont.
Your Overcoats
gad faded Suits would look bettor dyed. It no seem et
ours in your town, write direst to Montreal, Sox 100,
Rlrltiesh AN:het-can Oyeing 0o.
IH. HIGHTINCIALE
STOOK EtROKIER
pg Member Standard Stook Ind Mining Exchange
1 LISTED STOtIRRS CADDIED ONMARGIN
Correspondence invited.
MELINDA ST., TORONTO
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