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SALE REGISTER.
FARM FOR SALE.—Lot No. 7 and the
South half of Lot No. 8, Concession
8, Hay, containing 15() acres. Good frtune
house and bank barn: spring water all
year; convenient to school and about four
miles from Zurich, Ont. Will be sold at
a low price and on terms to suit purchaser.
Apply to
BAc1rA:vD & Co., Zurich.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—In
the Village of Blake, 1 story house,
with good kitchen and 4 bedrooms, all in
good repair. The lot contains acro or
land, and will be sold cheap as the owner
intends leaving the village. Apply to
�'\1a'. MARY QEICII.Y,
43•pd. Blake P. 0., Hay Tp.
FARM FOR SALE. -50 acres, West
half, Lot 20, Con. l0, Ilay, one and
a quarter miles North of the Village of
Zurich, about 40 acres cleared, balance
good paatur'e land. Good frame house
and kitchen and frame harm 40 x 60 feet.
This farm will be sold cheap as the pro-
prietor intends going SVest. For particu-
lars apply at the premises or address
SoLosiox .TACQ7n;,
33-0. Znrieh P. O.
FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 22, N. 13,
Hay, 100 acres; half -a -mile East of
Blake, 88 acres cleared, balance good hard
wood bush, 45 acres seeded to grass.
(:good water, (3 wells). (food stone house
and a large frame barn with stone stabling
underneath. A frame frig -pen, driving
and implement shed and other necessary
out -buildings. This faun will be sold very
reasonable; if disposed of within the next
two months. ' Apply to E. 'Zeller, Zurich,
or'to
ROBERT N. DoroLAs, proprietor,
33-3 Blake, P. 0.
ken
Hoffman's
Jubilee
Laundry . .
We use no chemicals
to destroy or injure
your Clothing, and we
Guarantee our Work.
TAILORING IN
CONNECTION
.OFFAL
Breed to the East,
TARESTUM, 31795—The plrenominal,
well bred etandau'd trotting stall o t.
Leads all stallions in Canada fur siring
great speed, and )nigh stepping action for p
toad and carriage purposes. T,,rentum h
tuts now produce(! :3 colts 5howiug better
than 2.10 speed, one going miles •in 2.05, t
who has now entered in over twenty-five h
thousand dollars in stakes down the grand i,
circuit. Harry 1) commences the grand
oir•cuit at Detroit in the $5,000 Chamber
and Commerce stake, and at the same
ineeting he starts in 2.14, $2.000 stake and
then goes down the grand circuit through
other large stakes. Tarentum is the, only
stallion in Canada that leas produced a
colt that won second money in his second
start in a race at Memphis, time 2.04.
Route as follows;
lllnnday'--Situon N]cli,enzie's, Tucker-
srnith, for noon; then to Blake far night.
Tuesday—Zurich, for noon; Crediton, for
night. Wednesday—Exeter, for noon;
'Farquhar, for nights Thursday—lily way
of Stellii to Dublin for noon. Friday and
Saturday —At his own stable, Egmond-
ville. For extended pedigree and further
particulars apply re A. 0HARLES-
WORTII, Egmondviile Ontario.
HJLLSGREEN
Special to u..a T
l I1tr3,ALA).
Mr. • William ,-iurrott spent the
25th at Bayfield.
Wily can't the boys start a foot-
ball cl11b here ? "There is certainly
plenty of good Material for that
purpose.
Mr. Thos. Farquhar 's barns have
been Tnoved and is now in position
for tl)e Masons to commence work.
Mon ate still busily engaged in
{putting together the dredge, in'the
big swarriu,
Mr and Mrs. J. Mollickof:Zr rich
spent Sunday at Mr. Isaac Hud-
son's.
We are pleased to say that Mr
Webster Turner is gradually
an pro wing.
The new boll for No. 8, Hay, is
now in position.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Exeter,
visited friends in this 'Vicinity
recently.
Mr. Sherritt, M. P., for North
Middlesex, was in the village on
Saturday, attending the Insurance
meeting.
The copious rains of the last few
days carne in time to greatly assist
spring crops and we may now cen-
fidently look for an abundant har-
vest.
Mr. Ram Manager of the local
brunch of the Sovereign Bank,
attended a meeting of the Boa°rd,•
at Toronto, on Monday, and the
officials at headquarters were more
than pleased with the business
already secured here. Anyone
having any banking business to do
will find it a pleasure to do busi-
ness with this bank.
Mr. Melick, agent for the Empire
Cream Seporator refers intending
purchasers to either Leno ,Tripper
or Conrad Sebilbe regarding the
recent tesla made 1.)y these gentle-
men. 40 seconds saved on 55 lbs.
of milk is worth considering. llny
the Empire and you will Le on the
safe side. 41-1
TEE SOLAR PLEXUS.
Is the largest nerve centre in the
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vital force of the human hotly, to
the stomach, heart, lungs, kidneys,
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Dr. Chase's Nerve Food dirt'ctly
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spells and bodily weakness.
LOST THREE CHILDREN BY
CONSUMPTION.
A. Mother's Lotter and contribution for
the Free Consumptive Hospital.
That " one touch of nature makes the
whole world kin" is being shown by the
many sympathetic and practically help-
ful letters that are being received in re-
sponse to the appeal to furnish quickly
the new Free Consumptive Hospital, the
first Free Consumptive Hospital in Am-
erica. A few days since, Sir William R.
Meredith, who has kindly consented
to receive subscriptions for the hospital,
found in his mail a letter from a mother
in Hamilton, which reads :—" The en-
closed three dollars is a contribution tc
the Free Consumptive Hospital, being
one dollar for each of the three children
I have lost by that dread. disease."
All over the Dominion families are,
being broken up by this terrible whiter
lague. Need we wonder that those who
ave lost loved ones should contribute of
heir moans—much or little—to bring
ops and health to others who are suffer-
ig in this way, and whose case may
become hopeless if help does not come
quickly?
Another, signing herself " Let not.
your left hand know what the right hand
death," writes i1Ir. W. J. Gage ;—" En-
closed find $1.00 for the Free Hospital for
Consumptives. I would like, and if I'
were able, would give you $100, or
make'ono of ten to give $1,000 each, but I
am poor. Though very poor, however, I
cannot resist your special appeal, and
earnestly desire that you will soon have
all the cash you require."
The new buildings are completed, and
the trustees are anxious that they should
bo furnished with the least possible delay,
so that response be grade to the daily
and pressing appeals that aro corning to
them for admittance. Contributions may
be sent to Sir Wm. R. Meredith, Chief
Justice, 4 Lamport Avo., Toronto; W. J..
Gage, Esq,, 54 Front St. West, Toronto;,
or to The National Trust Co., Limited,,
Treasurer, 22 King St. East, Toronto.
SO YEARS"
EXPERIENCE
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Ma. JAMES SCOTT, x36 Wright Avenue,
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was fornearlythree h e years afflicted will
r a bad
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unsightly, and resisted all kinds of remedies
and doctor's treatment, His head was in a
terrible state. We had to keep hien from
school, and at times
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and the child would
scream with agony.
For two and a half
years we battled with
v/ r/tr/y it in vain, but at last
t found a Dore in Dr.
%Chase's Ointment.
About live. boxes were
used. The original
sores dried up, leaving
the skin in its normal
Toni Scott condition. To say it
is a pleasure to testify to the wonderful merits
of Dr. Chase's Ofntment, is patting it very
mildly."
Dr. Chase's Ointment is a positive cure for
eczema, salt rheum, scald head and chafing.
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Needs of the Nations.
"If we rimy believe the Washington
correspondent of the New York 'World,'"
says the "St. James Gazette," "the Unit-
ed States Government erre to propos()
to Portugal that they should take
a short lease of Lisbon for the
purpose of blockading it, presumably
with dummy shells. . The object is
to prove that the `American' navy can
cross - the ocean to take the offensive."
This passage suggests to "Punch" a
new,a,Aid extended field of usefulness for
the property -market as well as a fresh
era of prosperity for eountries and cities
which have known better days. Perhaps
before long we may see some such ad-
vertisements as these:—
WANTED,—Good roomy continent for
Army Manoeuvres, and colonizing expert,
nrents. The larger the better. Good
price offered for immediate possession.
Also wanted, good-sized ocean and part
fleet.—Wire, SV. 11., Potsdam, Germany.
TO BE LET, for summer season. Large
ancient city; great historical and anti-
quarian interest. Admirably adapted for
sieges, surprises, sorties, etc. Artillery,
rnen, ete., can be let with eity if desired,
or bring own S. P. Q. R., Box 21.
STREET FIGHTING, every opportun-
ity for•,—Houses lean across streets; in-
vading army inevitably destroyed by
brickbats from upper windows. European
tenants preferred. Address, Mayor, Car-
lisle.
BARGAIN,—Beautiful green island of-
fered for internecine warfare. Home-
grown enemy always in stock. Moonlight
operations; every attraction. No Eng-
lish need apply.—Write, Erin, Europe.
RULER of large and pleasant Empire
has vacancy for pupil to learn autocracy
and give moral support. Live in palace.
Excellent mixed shooting. Strong head
of Armenians in iminecliate vicinity.
Army provided if wished, but better
bring own. Religious convictions no bar.
—Address, Caliph, Yildiz Kiosk. (Ex-
cellent testimonials,)
REQUIRED AT ONCE.—Empty coun-
try, desert preferred (with lions and alli-
gators), for settlement of undesirable
aliens.—Apply Howard Vincent, Army
and Navy Auxiliary Stores, Great Brit-
ain.
GOOD HOME, free fife, every oppor-
tunity for expert criminals, unlimited
prospects, no charges. -John Bull, Lon-
don, England. (Testimonial: "Since I
cane to London I have found it neces-
sary to go nowhere else.—Haman Un-
hungski.")
Individualities,
Several of the friends of the late
George Douglass Brown, author of "The
House With the 'Green Shutters," are
preparing his biography, which will be
published soon. The introduction is con-
tributedLang, by Andrew and the Me-
moir by Cuthbert Lennox. Other friends
give their reminiscences of Brown's life
at Oxford, in Glasgow, and in London.
A letter of condolence to Tobias Lear,
March 30, 1796, signed by both George
and Martha. Washington, brought eleven
hundred and fifty dollars at the Peirce
sale in New York recently. It was, of
course, the double signature, said to be
unique, that gave it this value, though
the epistle itself is considered a model of
dignified and yet sincere sympathy.
The announcement that the Sultan of
Morocco has bought an estate in Nor-
folk, Eng., has created a good deal of
interest in Europe. The purchase is be-
lieved to be partly the result of the
Sultan's apprehensions that the present
rebellion pray be successful, and that he
may in consequence have to flee to an-
other country, and partly the result of
his remarkable admiration for foreign
things. ]Ie is said also to have deposited
a large treasure in gold and jewels in a
London bank.
Ezra Kendall, who is appearing this
season in "The Vinegar Buyer," has just
purchaser) six hundred aeres of land near
the 13cnnings race -course, several miles
from Washington, which he intends to
divide equally among his six boys. Mr.
Kendall propose:; to let each cultivate
his share according to his individual
taste. He will build a comfortable home
on the property where he can watch the
lads and live in peace and comfort dur-
ing his sunrrner vacations and in his old
age, when he retires from the stage.
Dr. Friedrich Mueller, who was recent-
ly here as chief assistant to Dr. Lorenz,
has returned to America to treat Lolita
• Armour. ]'or a year he will remain in
Chicago, and will daily massage the limb
of the little patient whorl his chief op-
erated upon some months ago. ' Dr.
Lorenz, the dt:spaLeh es announce, will
also soon visit .America again to super-
vise the after treatment. It was the
intention of the Armour family to take
the child to Vienn•t for that purpose
during the approaching summer, but Dr.
Lorenz's decision to revisit America ob-
viated this neeensity, and it i:y believed
that better results will follow this
elhango of plan.
For the fourth consecutive tinge,' Car-
t2ur Ii: Harrison has been chosen as the
9.^xanoeratic candidate in the coming
rtsu yoralty campaign in Chicago. Graeme
?ttetvart, the Republican national com-
n,t;(hkceman for Illinois, the business man
tykes secured the nomination of the Re-
publican party after an exciting contest
With John M. Harlan. will be Ilarrison's
antagonist in the fight for the mayoral-
ty. The city is nominally Democratic,
and it is generally conceded that Stew-
art will be defeated at the polls. If he
iss it will be -the ninth time that allar-
riaon has occupied the mayor's chair et
Ohimeo. Colter. Harrison, father of the
present •mayor, was five times the city's
chief executive.
Tlie First Law Book,
The well-known assyriologist, Dr, Iiu-
go Winckler, has published an account of
the legislation promulgated by Ding Am-
raphel of Babylon, which, so far ne is
known at present, was the first book of
laws ever given to ,the world. Ring
Amraphel lived 2250 years B. C., and Is
mentioned in the Bible as a contempor-
ary of Abraham, so that' his stattites
were drawn up fully five centuries before
the laws of Moses. They number 282,
and contain the, following:
"If a woman who sells beverages gives
bad value for the money paid 1rer, she
shall be thrown lute water.
"1f a wife be a spendthrift, or it she
)therwiso neglect 'her duties, her 'him -
band may put her away without eon
pensation; but if a man put away his
wife for no other reason than that she
nes no children, he shall return her whole
dowry,
"If a betrothal be rescinded, the pian
shall pay the woman compensation.
"A widow with grown-up children may
rot marry again without permission
:rem a judge."
The 'AoSt. Ili portant Question,
• "The cjtifi�r ; recently agitated with so
much vfge't gid rigor, as to whether a
college edti tion 18 necessary to a yours;,'
.elan in bnii
mess" (says Tem :Masson in
one of: le magazines.)."is not hall
so
as sting an' how znany men should
a gh'1 'be engaged to 'before she is mar-
ried, This .question strikes at the roots
of society, and generations to come will
be fnliueireecl by
11
"Jus£ as the kitten acquires 'valuable
practice by playing with• the dummies
before she enters upon the serious busi-
ness of the , professional mouser, so, be-
fore the knot 4 tied, it is proper that
agirl should fortify herself with as
much preliminary training as possible.
Yet this does not imply recklessness nor
that superfieial skimming from one sub-
Jett to another which precludes a proper
mastery of the problem. Enough time
should be taken to hook the man thor-
oughly, and when lie is properly and
steadily in hand, to stnd,y liiri until the
possibilities are exhausted. fly - then
should he be relinquished, and another
specimen should lie selected, and so on
until the final adjustment.
"And, above all, girl,, do not allow
any false sympathy for the man himself
to interfere with your end. It is na-
tural for hint to squirm, but the whole
process, while painful at the time, will do
him lasting good.
"The ideal, toward which you are di-
recting .your efforts, is, of corn'se, to ac-
quire such 'a working knowledge of all
men that; When you are married, the
management of one will be a second na•
ture—a habit of life that imposes no ad-
ditional strain and does not take away
your attention from the other enjoy-
ments that you have a right to expect.
To be constantly astonished at some new
and hitherto unsuspected peculiarity in
your (alleged) lord and master, when,
by a brilliant series of preliminary en-
gagements beforehand, this might have
been obviated, is, to say the least, unfor-
tunate. Well might some married vet-
eran exclaim at thin point, with mucl,
emphasis, that if a gel wail ed to find
out all the -peculiarities of glen before
she married, sne would never marry at
all. And there is considerable truth if:
this.
"What a girl should strive for, haw
ever,' is not only to discover a mal', pe-
culiarities, but to learn how to subtle;
them to her own uses. For, beneath hie
envelope of weakness and cunning and
roughness and tactlessness, man, after
all, is a useful animal. HIe is a good
machine to pay bill.; with, to receive use-
less orntuuent, from on anniversaries
and holidays, to ward elf burglars with.
to escort one to functions, to consul!
about the baby's peekedness, and Last,
but not least, to feed. For every wuina .
should have one animal to feed, and a
rnan, while often lacking what a dog
has, answers the purpose perhaps a.
well.
"It must be admitted that there i
about a first love a freshness, a piquancy.
a. 'fine frenzy,' and a peculiar beauty
that belongs to it alone. And, if this
high pace could be maintained, if life
were all loving, it would be rash to re-
linquish this brightest dream for a suc-
cession of lesser commonplace reveries.
Yet sooner or hater the fire mut be
made, the table ,et, and the dishes
washed, and practical love requires a
practical, working knowledge. So, go on,
girls,' end 'leers your lessons' beforehand,
while yon"ltuve enough text -books, and
do not whit mull you are limited to one
—only, with regard to the number, don't
wait too long. There is always a last
lover; and it IS generally advisable to be
on with the new love before you are off
with the old. '
"All this, of course, presupposes :the
probability of a girl being able to find
out about a man beforehand, when it
is notorious that wren are not the same
before and after. This, however, is not
so difficult as it seems. Perhaps the best
rule is the rule of contraries. The man
who promises too much, spends too
much, loves too much beforehand, will
fail most, have less to spend, and love
too little afterward."
Musical Gossip.
(New Style.)
It is estimated by Sir Robert Giffen
that the number of women who are to
be deprived of the chance of marrying
Herr Kubelik is 51,391.472.
Gospodin Bolossy ]3ovrilsky, the great
Cossack contrabassist, has taken to golf.
With a handicap of 56 he was actually
13 down on Bogey ;it the last monthly
competition at Lompalanka.
• Mlle. Daniela Deronda, the Syrian con-
tralto, has been. decor•atecl by the Sultan
with the Order of the Jerusalem Arti-
choke. A portrait of the gifted artist,
with artichoke, appears in the last num-
ber of "Home Prattle."
M. Prosper Ukhton:sky, the Bessara-
bian pianist, hers purchased a cattle -run
in Arizona. He finds the work of a
eon' -puncher admirably suited to keeping
his hand in.
During his recent tour in the United
States the Chevalier Bo]eslas Simjanki,
the one -eyed Armenian violinist, received
offers of marriage from no fewer than
seventeen millionairesses. The rival
claims having been referred to a plebis-
cite of readers of the "North Atlantic
Hairdressers' Gazette," an overwhelming
majority was returned in favor of Miss
Edna lit \ser, the Oregon oil Queen.
3111e. Obhia I3ohotle, the Somali mezzo-
soprano, has given £3,000 for her new
motor -car. With a generosity that •can-
not be too highly commended, Mlle.
Bo-
hote hae engaged destitute English
s
coniposc'i as chauffeur and accompanist.
Miss Mamie Cachalot, the New South
Wales prima donna, tvho is so well known
for her pronounced Imperialist views, hie
bequeathed her larynx to the British.
Museum.
M, Scroll:, the Bohemian maestro, when
not enga,rd in training prodigies, de-
votes all ilii leisnro to the elucidation of
Coptic palingpsehts.
Sir Charies Stanford has purchased a
motor-bicycle, whielr lie rides with the
soft pedal down.—"Punch,"
A Shocking Question.
An Oklaluoma, paper prints this story;
Site was from Boston, he from Okla-
homa. "You have traveled a good deal
in the West, have you not, Miss Dea-
con?"
"Oh, yes, indeed—in California and,
Arizona, and even in, New Mexico." '
"Did you ever see the Cherokee
Strip 2" 1
There was a painful silence; but fin
ally she looked over Ther glasses at hint'
and said.: "In the first place, sir, I deem
your question exceedingly rude ; and,
in the second, you might have been more
refined in your language by :asking me
if had ever seen the Cherokee disrobe:"
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You may have a secret drain throne? tee urine—nova the rcareii v'evi feel tired
out in the morning. You are not rested. your kidneys ach.. you feat despcnt,e..t
nd have no ambition. Don't let your Life limed bJ d.'i1ue: away, Drs. I.:. & K.
guarantee to Core or no Pay.
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Syphutis the scourge a mankind. FL may not to a er•:aie tc, hsve it, for It may
be inherited, but it is a crime to allow It to remain: [u t::.+ s,,,:t., I. Like father—
like sou. Beware of Mercury and potash treatmcat. nee. li. K. cusitirely cure
the worst cases or no Pay.
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The New Method Treatment cures these ctise::res s:af lr and si•r.17. No
pain—nosaft' etinrr—nodetentieufret-111m ir,.,se. ltr,r.'tr. ?:ts' ••acio,irindrty'i•iyour
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sexual organs. The stricture tiesueis absented aa;icctt: nver r :t i•s• 17.5. L, &
guarantee Cures.
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? i Don't neglect your kldneva. Yonr aching beet: tells t:•0 tclz. Lat't Sat Doc.:ors
experiment ou you. Drs.'' N. & 1~:. can au0 > on if ',I -GU a.. i.,: L•2,ry :� La's ai.i.
They guarantee to Cure or No Pay.
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CURES GUARANTEED. 7aNO.r Y"a:.'t". ..`ut:.t..t,,.ct�
lee. liiloolre merit Free, f sealer. i "Writ( i'. RE) r :: e : ac,._ : ,n.<.ni: f ,. i .0✓w
Treatment. Everything., Con€ic a _I.
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TO FURNISH THE
NEA FREE cO SD ti P T I E gOSPIThh
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The Only Free Consumptive fiospital'in America.
CANADIANS EVERYWHERE INTERESTED.
—The Ne'w Free Consumptive Hospital, built under the
auspices of the 2\ utional Sanitarium, Association, will
be reach—so SOne as the n1o22ey to equip and furnish
is secured—to receive 50 patients absolutely without
charge.
—Over 300 out of 500 patients acl/12itted to the M slt:aka
Cottage Sanatorium, —the property of the National
Sanitarium, Association —have returned home either
cured or greatly improved.
—The Free Consumptive Hospital is situated in the same
delightfully healthful locality, bringing the same ad-
vantages to the poorer patients as to the rich.
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FIRST FREE HOSPITAL FOFI CONSUMPTIVES li'd AN1t-.RI DA
The gift of W. J. Cape, Esq., rind (2u' F:'rc'e,Oot:e Merit A. Massey Estate
--Think of the sorrow and su`.lbring the /few Free Consump-
tive Hospital will alleviate and indeed entirely remove.
—Will you not send a dollar—or 12.00, 03.00, $5.00, $10.00—
or more, for this most pressing of all chat itles 4
—The victims of the White Plague aro founcl alt ever Canada.
$50 WILL FURNISH A BED.
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SIR %V 11'. l4.?'1t1a.En1'rtr, I;at,, Chief r.11titiee.
vice—Pres. Drat. lan.Ar3',ocu., 'Toronto.
rte. ti. G.t . 1 , Chairman l.x. Cont., Toront:o.
NATIONAL T11,U;riT CO. Limited) Treasurer,