The Huron Expositor, 1898-10-21, Page 6JOHN GRIEVE, V. S., hon ,r graduate of Ontario
Veterinary College. All Iliffeasee of Domestic
animate treated. Cells pr • mptly attended to and
Office end evedence On 0 erioh streak, one door
East of Dr. Seotre office, Se forth. • 111231
Tetoeinery Surgeon. and De tist, Toronto College of
Teterinsey &Meet% Honor Graduate of Ontario Vet-
erinary Colton, Honor mem or of Onterio Veterixe
Sk• ilfully treated. Ale call promptly attended to
(Mooed D'epeneary-Dr, Campbellei old office,
wain streak Sestorth. Nigh calls answered horn the
sfecee 140642
JAMES L. ILLORAN,
Barrister, Solicitor, Con eiyancer and Neter,'
Palen°. Money to loan. 0 eta over Plokard's Store,
formerly Mechanic** Institut , Main Street, Sesforth.
1E28
G. CAMERON, Orme ly of tee teron, Holed;
llotel. 1461
Te a, Hoye, osertatere sot °nor, Conveyancer end
Me Notary Pablin. Soli tor - for ehe Dominion
llonay to Joao. 1256
L.. BEST, Barrioter, elicitor, Notary, do,
Office -Rooms Itve do re north ofOorumercia
1, ground floor, !next r 0. L. Pepsi s
a• nts -Cameron, Holt» and moron. 1215
000= McKENitee. Barristers, Solicitors, rho.,
Clintoe and bite -field. Clinton Office, Elliott
brook, Iseate street. Hayfield Offioe, open weary
Thursday, Slain etreek first door west of post office.
Money to Ware Jaffee Scott E. II. MoKenzie.
re ARROW PROUDFOOT, Barrietere, Solicitors,
Vt. PXOUVrilOT.
fiction OhonearY, Re-,00dorldh, Out 11- 0.
CAussoal, 41. 0., Pinto Bora, Datum Hewes
F2n01111ESTED, successor to the late firm of
Ootiveyancer, Lad Notaty Solicitor for the Oran
sdian Babk of Commerce. Meney to lend. FM=
or gala. Office in Scott's Block, Main Street
,r sou St MoInutel shoe store, corner Main and
nit. BELDEN, dentist ; crowning, bridge wort
Le arid geld plate work. Special attention given
to the preservation of the natural keeth. All work
carefully performed. Officeeeover Johnson Broil,'
nerdware acne, Seaforth. 1451
reE. IT. S. ANDERSON, graduate of Royal College
lee of Denial Surgeons, Oneario, D. D. fe. of To-
ronto University. Came Market Block, Mitohell,
°abide. 1402
1/ Honor graduate of Toronto University, Den-
tist, wilt practice dentistry at his father's rooms in
Exeter, end at his reom at Mrs. Shafer's restaurant,
Hensall, every Wednesday. H. Kinsman, -L. D.13..
at Zurieb the last Thurdeday of each month.
A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the
Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto, aloe
honor graduate of Deyartment of Dentistry, Toronto
University. Office in the Petty bloat, Mansell.
Will visit Zulich every Monday, commencing Mon-
day, June let. 1587
Mlle AGNEW, DentisteClinton, Will visit Zurieh on
_Leh the second Thursday of e h month. 1692
Dr. John McGinnis, -
flan. Gradu.ste London Western Untvenity, member
of Ontario College di Physicians and Surgeons.
Pic• kard, Victoria Street, next to the Ca o io Church
rierNight calls attended promptly.
Elliott; office lately occupied by Dr. Elio Bruce -
LEX. BETHUNE, Al. D., Fellow of the Roeal
College of Physiclaes and Burg ons, Kingetee,
ncoeseor to Dr. Mitakid. (Mile, lately occupied
_comer cet victoria lignites.), in honee OCOnnted
by L.E. Datiooy.
Q FL F. J. B U R ROWS,
Late reeiciont Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gent
aaember of the College of Phystoianst and Surgeons
of Onts,rio. Coroner for the Cour ty of Huron.
grOFFIGII--Sarne as formerly ()coupled ey Dr.
Bmith , opposite Public School, Sento,. Telephone
No. 46 N. B --Ni ht calls answered f om office.
1386,
DR 8 OTT .3,c MalcKAY,
eteloget .4 AND SURGEONS
7. G. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
member Ontario College of Phyeloiane end
Surgeon% Coroner for County of Huron.
g• old medalist Trinity Medical College. Met:ober
College of Physicians and Surgeon% Ontario.
1033
-FIR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH, Physician, Surgeon
if and Accoucheur, successor to Dr. W, Graham,
Brussel% Oetario. keret Glass Honor Graduate of
the Univereities of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (King -
*stone and cd Trinity Medial College ; Fellow of
Trinity Medical C. liege and member of the College
of Pies ei.resas and sureeone of Ontario. Post
Graduate Course in Detroit and Chicaeo, 1896.
Special etteetion paid te diseaees of Eye, Ear, Nose
teeated titurevssfully ill all its forms. Consultation
in Englis'a and German, 168131
AUCTIONEERS. I
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Auctioneer for the felount;e.s of Huron and Perth,
,acturing ;Company. Wee promptly attended to,
nedere by mall addreesed bo Hensall Post Office, or
rate at his residence, Lot 2, Conceesion 11, Tuck-
eeemIth. will receive prompt attention. 129643
TZE MAN
With The ook
every houee
This meet excellent work should be
the county ef Huron.
Copies een Le had from Mr. B. R. II te.gins, Bruce -
field, or Mr. Hasid Roe% 640 Church at ect, Toronto.
Rev. Dr. iticVicer, Principal of the Presbyterian
College, ea; :- / am profited and greatly pleased
with what I hese read, and I intend next Monday to
advise all our students to put it into their libraries
and to study It deligently as affording- rich. in.
etruction in paeterial theology and practical godli-
ness. ellen read them a few passages that they
may see that It Is far froth being duller dry.
Mr. N. Drysdale of Wm. Drysdale & Co., Publiehers
and Bookseller% Montreal, says :-Rev. John Rom
wa.rva grand man, and the writing of hil life could
cot have been pieced in better hands. What we
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Wilson, drugaste.
There are
weeds in every-
body's garden,
and no garden
was ever plant -
weeds did not
sent them-
selves. They
cue come without
heed invitati and,
ie as weeds, and
7M/if you hiave
sense enough
to know that
.weeds choke
flowers, and
the weeds
up, root and
hdet„Oehieer branch, you
Cj ' will save the
There are
weeds in the
health -garden of many a man and woman.
The doctors call them disease germs. If
you -have sense enough to distinguish them
from the flowers af health, and root them
out, you will be robuet, healthy and happy;
The most dangerous Of alljthe weeds in the
flower garden of 'health is • that deadly
creeper consitniptio‘ n.
-There has never been -but one medicine
that Would choke out this weed, root and
all. That inedtcine is Dr. Pierce's' Golden
Medical Discovery. It acts directly on the
lune through the blood, driving out all
impurities and disease germs, and building
up new and healthy tissue. It restores the
lost appetite, makes digestion old assimi-
lation perfect, invigorates the diver, puri-
fies the blood and fills it with the life-givd
ing elements of the food and tones and
builds up the nerve . It sustains the ac-
tion of the heart 'an deepens the breath -
leg, supplying the
oxygen. Medicine eater sell it.
looclsiwith life-giving
A elector, whoeis nsidered au expert on
lung troubles. told me I had consumption and
couldnot live long," wr tes Mrs. lames Gatfield,
bottles of X r, Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
Free. Dr. Pierrte's Common' Sense Med-
ical Adviser. Send dnedeent stamps to
cever customs and n ailing only for paper-
bound d'opy. Cloth bound 5o cents. Ad -
Toro: 4.1
ENT.
Time rolled on in much th same fashion
at Herring Point. T ree more tempestueue
winters beat about t e little hamlet, froze
the sea spray on t the window.epanes,
and desolated the ho es of t e 'poor. Four
drove wrecks against he sho e, and pinched
still, fair summers itti red the sleepy scents
of the pine woods, ri ene the berries op
the hills, opened the rillia t floWers in the
salt marshes, and bee zed he cheeks of the
Asher -folk with its he gla sunshine. Life
seemed prosperous rind eaceful at this
gracious season.
Seth Smallidge was still nluckY, but pa,
in spite of his " hunia nat r'," his seventy-
four years, and hia "spell o' rheumatics,"
eontinued to be bale slid hearty enough, not
only to enjoy hie flehing trips, but to make
them suceessful, and Lysander still sent his
yearly contribution, of money, so, though
there were two other mouths to feed under
the Fernald. roof, there was nothing ,like
want in the family g again. Store tea- bub-
bled fragrantly over- the fire, and " them
periky bony herein'!" were not always the
chief of the family diet, greatly to the old
man's satisfaction. I
During all this time n thipg had been
heard from Tom. The naen who sat in the
store lowered their; voices when they spoke
of the Sarey Sally, end wereenever tire of
conjecturing how she came to her fate. ut
the moeureent still ..eposed in the Beata ion
of the weed -shed under its cover of rag ar-
tts glory s to make it a resting -place for
her washt nits) and ynthy Ann's klaughter,
a chubby little mai of three, found DO 8'1Ch
f asoinating seat for erself or' her family of
hag -babies. Pa was asothatinate as ever in
is determination n t to have it set up in
he burying -lot, And had even forbidden the
But late in this 'fourth summer the old
a severe iliness, from
expected to recover. -
man was seized wit
which he was no
Cynthy Ann put asi e her rug rags, and
ursed him patiently by day and night.
re. Fernald eat wi h her head quiteenvel-
ould remove it for an
o tears, exclaiming
out thet there
id now I'm a -
e fur he takes
e ef he starved
bad sign -it
opediin her apron, a
entered the house, N
'nstant and burst in
eared he w
ater-gruel
outdid t
er death.
eely is."
Bat, cent
enly began
ummer had
e reel
ti't neve
ary to al
to mend
smoked
111
igoted a
git wel
eek' EZ
it bete
expect Lions, he sad -
and before the Indian
tself away ,he sat up
n his easy -e air by t e window. Still the
Id man was not quite like himself. He
earned strangely s ftened by his illness,
nd was se meek and gentle in his demeanor
hat the fa ily gazed upon him in astonish -
right morn
et -fired bigoted old man
en a-sayin' bub se in'
pared my li e -fur which
ain't got ti eel o' livi ' yit
the right w Now
ick that Yaps I
rquare thin along ov
better git it sot up no
ye ken. I
tor like the
little cabin
ng when
Anne" he said, one
he *as able to walk
z the Lord hez
'm truly thenk-
new aek,'n' sail ez fur
hadn't done quite the
eedn' invite the neigh -
hadn't come ter say ez ' how I
monirrt-nt nor morc'n ever,
notion oe it a towerin' over this
gratified. t den't seem likely 't the boy'll
a ,clam shell, but ef , end! find satisfaction
in it, I'm m re'dwillie"t yer should be
ever ceme Lback "-this with a hoarse,
ter feel thet he wuz drownded. Now after
know nothin' fur certain, every time the
wind rose et night she kepta-eayin', ez plain
ez ken be, ' He's gone! he'll gone !'- The
widies kep' repeaedn' the same words too, in.'
ef that conrarned bell-buity didn't keep me
awake nights with its everlastin' tollin"n'
CURES n WORLD
Rheumatism Banish-
ed Like Rlagic.
•
A ftiarveliou.s Statement Rae
lief from One D000.
,D. W. Sherman, . proprietor of th6
Sherman House, elorriehurg, Ont. is known.
by thousands of Canaiiiirta, hence the fol-
lowing statement from Mr. Sheeman will
be read with great ineerest and pleaspre.
"I have been cured oil rheumatism of ten
years' standing In there days. One bottle
of SOUTH AMERICAN RIIEUMaTIC
CURE performed this ost remarkable cure.
The effects of the first ose of South Amerl-
can Rheumatic Cure we e truly wonderful. I
have only- taken one bottle!. of the rem-
edy. and now haven't env sign of rheirma-
THE I
knellin', fur it see ed edzactly ez of 'twits,'
a-re,yin', 4 He's h re under the water ! he's
' Marin and Cynt y Ann were both moved
to tears when the onument rem mentioned,
though, to tell the truth, the prospect of
4* hevin' it sot up' was not as delightful as
it would have been once.- They had become
used to being outd ne b Peter's Charles it
and then inonumentsba become leas fash-
ionable at Herring Pidiat, a taste for dress
end house decoratien baviug been excited
by the semmer boarders. Still, it was a
great eatisfe.ction, and in the, coarse of
preparation for the important event Cynthy
Ann recovered something of ber old enthusi-
asm. Mrs. F.ornaldtdreamed again of the
long table that night, and deelered in -the
mornin that she believed " it meant suth-
in' mor in common this time, fur the dream
didn't un the way it commonly did by a
Two aye later, ene golden bright I after -
Fernald and Cynthy Ann had donned
mourning apparel for the occaiion, brit pre -
dented a not altogether mournful appear-
ance. Pagvore a look of humble expostula-
tion on is Venerable countenance. Tthoda,
eimply reseed in white, stood somewhat
apart f °hi the, group, and answered as
briefly a poesible the neighborly "greeting('
which w re showered upon her. -But al
the. oth r women_ were in gay beaklike at
fulness u til the services began, Rimy ap
d from the boughs ,overhead
plea dro
asters au golden -rod eodded gayly besid
the Wall the waves plathed merrily agains
the rocks below. Some gulls flew overhead,
and broke into a sort Of hoarse laughter, as
if amused by the appeayance of the monu-
ment wh oh towered so high and glietered
iso grandly, in the sunshine. 1
) But • *hen the minister commen'eed to
fel in 1 'o atmeephere, Even the nun -
Ai e seeMed to lose its warmth. Many of
th wom n sobbed, remembering their own
old sorro 0, it may be, and two great tears
her cheek. Then they commenced to wail
a dismal funeral hymn,.but faltered' iti dis-
may its a broad -shouldered bronzed young
man leaped over, the orehard wall, wive a
quick, a aeed look at the monument, and
il
then dar ed forward into their midst, seiz-
ing Rhod in his arms, and kissing her re-,
peatedly. '" Couldn't help it, Rhody, Seein'
those tea a on your cheeks, and considerm
tbe Ocoee un," he ekelaimed, as she stared
at him ra her wildly. " It isn't often that
a man co es ter life at his own funeral."
can't be our ghost, ken t ?"-were vie am -
&Mona ard from every quarter. - " de-
; dared t here jest in eason to see, his
'monirnett sot up ?" said One jollyisailool ,
i And t en it was 'noticed that pa , had
grown eery white, -and was holding en to
the wall fhr support ; and Cedithy Ane,
after making a great effort to green- her
brother in a suitable manner, fell back; un
as the family were wontito express it, 'ilo
anchor, Tom," eaid the old man, recovering
himself almost immediately, " " no* here
yer be, 'a' here Jibe, seein' the Lord pre-
.sarved me to see ye."
Marm, or the lack of an apron, removed
her shawl from her shoulders and complete-
"Ef you hain't bin 1dead, Tem, where hey
depths, after a little interval.
Tom, who was stationed between pa and
Rhoda, hol ing a hand of either, turned, to
with Undo Lytander. It, wuz all owin' to
thst pesky Joe Collins. You see, before I
went away,Ifollis were a-sayin' that he had
stolen Aimee aivay from me-ohe an good as
told me himself that ib was so.o-'n' I thonght
she seemed kinder strange in' distant, ' But
I wail too big a coward to say anything
to her about it ; I -thought I couldn't be r i,
if she should tell me he liked him, t I
wrote to her from D ston, 'where we 'ere
loading the veesel, and told her if she d n't
care enough for me t marry me when got
borne from the voyag , she needn't ant er
the letters, but if sh did, to answer ili ht
away Wle /Arad at o wharf two weeks
after hat, ut I didn't hear a weed from
as if 'd r thee be drowoded than not. , ife
sobbed Rile la.
well be aim' here terel Le, ! But- whe the
thought 'twould be wor h the w lie to save
myself, after all ; 'n' Jot Griffin one of the
crew -'n' I cluhg holt o some s ars till we'
was picked op by a brig beund fur Califor-
ny. From there I thou ht I'd go to Aus•
tralia 'n' hunt up Uncle Lysander. I eetild-
ha' borne tO see Joe 'n' hody together, to I
reckoned you might OA ell all think I was
agreed to ,kcep dark, hough he sad( he
if
dido't believe in such no ions°, and I ell
you the old tan gave nie a good clui ea.
I've picked t p quite a li tle pile of cash in
you ?"
fildral, tater all ?" saiid a, wiping his e es'
" Sho ,Sii Lysander warn% so set. i ed
odth his coot sleeve. I
courage, 'n' to think I mght be able t I go
home n' see the folks before long, hen
Sam Smiley -the feller t at used4 to week
over td Squire White's made his appl6e-
ance at the digg,in's on day, 'n: said he'd
been over to Herrin' P int only . the *eek
heard from him that Rh dy warn't mar ied
at all,"nor goin' with an one, 'n' never had
lins sense I'd been gone, didn't wait ver
night before I packed p my duds 'n' got
ready to start, for Ameri
"I said eZ how my dre m about the eg
table, wuz cliff'rent from COMMOP. You See
it, meant ed weddin' this time," quav tied
mane, speedily unveiling herself.
an', Cylethy Ann, even you can't er
now. Let's aril it dow 'a' kivet it itnp
the solemn delights of eh s occashun in a
[The En 1.]
ring u ' seine young m n while he is at
ung.man at the ther e d. Even if tie
ng man erdoys t, hia mployer does not.
r notes to, youn men at their offices due -
13
ly
eh
in
fu
hi
be
yo
yo
Se
tut
in
flew In my system. -It dld me more good
than ail the doctoring I ever did in my ott
ffi
For sale by Lumsden Sea:forth °
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Tli
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For Vi thus
is Dod
Not a day
one .or Imore
Disease. _Aire
ber hundreds
No class is sa
theWirarmiSleirdiesi
responsi
have be
ease. Y
le fo
n ca
t, the
making it as
breeze. That
Kidney Pills, h
cure, ho eless
Would' you s
ones from the
of mankind—Bri
P SITO
ROPE!
Sses on N4hich the
t record the death of
*sons fro
d its vial
f thousan
total gro
from this
d fatalities
s many
e is a way of resisting
at medicine, Dod 's
cured thousands of
It never fails ; o
he case may seeth.
ly shield ybur lovtd
1 grip of this cur e
ht's Disease? Then
ey Pills, the only
his disease.
a
Bright's
s num-
s. Day
s larger.
with iall
are not
eaths
ht's Dis-
NMI
ment is intro uce
men to leav th
hours to escort th
meat, some game,
selves, bu in t
which they mean.
girls, are, reali
he is at business s
and it is mightily
focused on the pr
mean either his s
A CAILTAD
Wlftich, Has
Rfreplutati
th
Every Cure Publi
y girls urging young
ir , offices before closing
m i to 'some place of am se.
th, se acts is not in th m-
ei injurious distracti ns
e inexplicably long do-
ll too short for the ac -
(L,
e ever moment w en
Id be precious to h m,
ious to the right orb
His mind should be
ce s ()elide failure."
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re
A
a
e a Wonder
Throughotat
orld.
he
is Investigated_b
a
tiser Has Loo edlInto and Gives Be ow
the Paitioula a of One of These Cure
Front theI Adverti er, Hartland, N. B.
The Advertiser as ome across still an-
other instance of he remarkable aura we
powers of the fam us Canadian remedy, 1 r.
. Williams' nk Pi le or Pale People. r.
William , edlie, of Lower Brighton,
prominent lumbe ma and 1 farmer, c me'
very near b Ang a rip le from rheumati m,
the dread Neese o p evalent along the t.
John River Mr. e lie is pow 65 year of
age. . Five Nears go e was token with he
first symptoms of he matism-hver exp s-
ure, the stream dr vee and the general h rd
life of the lumber an paved the way or
through the lege, rm and hands. Gra eu-
there would be an ba emcnt of the malad ,
bnt for months erte .y ar he was very ne re
was impossible. be tie ed niien had to
often react of the ei ond dal efficacy of Dr.
C31
own, thee he re olv d to try them. He
says, heiti ver, tha he was not hopeful of
receivine, .uch t, as he had tried
many Mit icines ut any good result
following, He be 0 use of the Pills,
and by the time a
he found t ey ever
couraged he contin
eine, and gradual]
left him, end he w
and enjoyed an ex
after usiog Dr. Wi
than two months i
himself inthe best
warm friend of
with other medic
the use of Dr. Wil
Rheumatism, sc
paralysis, locomot
ache, nervous pros
ing upon humors
scrofula, chronic e
pear before a fair t
liams' Pink Pills.
to pale and sallow
dealers and post pa
boxes for $2.50 by
hams' Medicine Co
net be persuaded t
•
one
ith
an t
oup e of boxes were" used
hel ing him. Thu en -
ed he use of the medi-
the pains and soreness
s 6 to sleep soundly,
lien appetite. In fact,
lia s' Pink Pills for leas
Ir. dlie says .he found
of h alth. He is now a
his rest medicine, and
ers not to experiment
nes, ',but at once begin
i8.1118 ,Pink Pills.
atica neuralgia, partial
✓ at xia, nervous head -
ratio , and disease pend -
in .the blood, such as
sip as, etc., all disap.
eat ent with Dr. Wil -
They ve a healthy glow
omp e ions. Sold by all
ddre ing the Dr. Wil-
, Br ekville, Ont. Do
•
ore Coal.
e wil not be a pound of
pet oleum left in the
rdin to the statetnent
n be ore the Mathemati-
Sect on lof the British
cent eeting in Toronto.
de u rivalled power of
1 q cations, has made
tion very carefully. -
the growth of coal in
aid, was two tons
a thousand years. -
dy obtained would
ear h since plant life
0 -tears. Turning to
Keltin said that there
in hat country 146
s of coal, or about six -
age re metre of area,.
esen rate of eons=
, th great steel menu -
lotions about coal
e fig res bettee under -
ons f coed would form
re b 300 feet high, or
a b d Of coal one mile
hick. The coal mined
1881
ould
one
NO
In 346 years the
coal or a gallon o
whole earth, ace
cal and Physical
Associat on at its r
Lord Ke vin, with
applying his matber
_this startling calcul
A fair average o
the earth, Lord Ice vin
for each square rrd re in
Dividing the figuree alre
give the age of th
began as 20,000,0
Great Britain, Lor
was still- availabl
thousand million to
tenths of a ton pe
Judging from the p
tion this anpply 1
years or less.
Sir Henry Bessme
facturer, made some calc
which will make th
stood. One million
they would represen
square by one foot
in Great Britain in
great pyramids, or N
wall of China, wit
The British output
form a pillar one
square.
Lord Kel in st.ys
would -nuke 55
rebuild the great
of coal in. 1883 would
mile high by 164 feet
that when the world's
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SKIN DIS ASEJ3 REILIVVED BY ONU
PLICA ION OF
DR. A
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atm sa
eruption
and whit
For sale
1NEW' OINTMENT,
35 C NTS.
arveilons cure for all sash dls•
nd disfig ring diseases as Es-
t Rheum, tte , Barbers' Itch,
&Peers, tote es. It cures all
of thd s and makes it Moll
supply of coal is exhausted at the end of 346
years mankind will only have wood Iiitt for
fuel. eanwhile, he advooates the pse of
all the power of Niagara Falls, .whileh he
celcule, es at 4,000,000 4oree-power.. While
this po er could be distributed by electri-
80,000 volts, with a oss of only 20 per
oent,, rd Kelvin thi ks that all the fac-
tories hich want to ta e advantage of Nia-
gara's ower should be gathered within a
radius f forty miles.
•
lerit so *silent to hike t at children 017 for
bet it's d ath to worms of all ,kIncle, DR. OWS
‘yoxol yttur. Price 25o, All dealers.
Plenty of Roo .. at the To
We Once heard a sue mini old co ntey
usinesii man say-" There's plenty of o
it ; ", and we have never forgotten It
true in every particular. General S af-
✓ to whom, Santiago had bunco e d,
nde at the top Of his profession nd
e began his career seli a soldier away wn
t the bottom. He has been a patient, lit b-
all his life, and he now stands rt. he
op by I no chance, but by the rew rd of
erit and " the survival of the fit t."
or eve y intelligent young man who ds
hese li es there is a way up ; and y
ork to what eminence may be not as ire ?
" Th heights by great men reached and ept,
But e ey, while their companions slept,
1, Ws e telling upwards in the night."
hey w o, setting " a stout heart to itey
But we' I do more, Seroproniue, we'll dese
ill by eserving it in the long run as
We
Mister
hese pu
an to h
ith us.
plough
iles of
vo Jai
ured-
ell know three great Se Walt
sd now no mo e. For a oung
, .Cairms, Whyteiand McNeill ; the
it was a treat to hear any ne of
pit orators ; and we advise al who
ar as often as possible the tige still
Principal Cairns was at one time
oy in Berwickshire, within a few
From
an il1
hyte
iak r in
rat tulpit
tor f the
no ledg-
efore
Eng -
ars a
he writer's own birthplace.
e plow he rose to be Prineipal
• P. College, and by far the first
hru He is to -day easily the
as r one time a poor shoe
wer in Scotland, andlthe Moder
ree ;Church. John *Neill ie ae
by all to be the &et evangelist. (
oody, i -the writer's opinion), in the
h apes ing world, Re began, life
ery hu
Inwathe
lends s
t e boy; am going to be Prime
at boy'S name was Robert
iine Minister he became. In 18
orter in the eves
omain of politi
clerk, withot
s for some y
of Scotland
a did not a
t name, fa
tend to be
1
rime
Breen -
in a
ean
eome
ee and
y was born in a small Wive in No ting-
mshire. From birth he was almost lind.
spite of this awful defect he made him -
If a brilliant scholar. He first s udi el for
e bar and became an ereinenb la yer He
tered Parliament and became as e ment
s a brilliant one. He eccapiecl he posi-
ome Secretary, and was made V'count
i$ erbrook, theugh he is better no n as
'‘I BIn°1)thij°e oltroerocercial world we hay
o Ameri4n millionaires and who hen e.
e ung mail used to work' on a farm for a dol -
1 aud a half a week: Then the e i M .
e 's boy, efter that it buyer and sel er lf
11.
t y emigrated with thefr lit le boy from
D nfermline, in Scotland, to ittsbur h, in
A. 'erica. . Young Carnegie gan fif low
hi telegraph operator, office super' tend -
en , and rolling -mill owner. By bu iness
to t and sheer untiring energy he has risen
fr m the bottom to be rawer of the 1 rgest
ir and steel works in the world tont oiled
b one map, a millionaire many times over,
an the princely benefactor of educe ional
ine itutiona in this las well as in his tive
mong America's presidents many have
be honesty and industry risen ro the
bot m to occupy the highest poidtio s in
the lande It has often been told h w brot-
iti ! What it tells of privations endured,
ite House ; and, what an inspir ng etoryj
of lane deliberately laid and r so gtele
ea ied out, and difficultiee sum ou ted.
lei 'a borrowed twenty-five doll es. H
pr essiod. The Democratic party sellecte
hi as their candidate for the Pr sideney.
Thr ugh energy, hard work and ind rnitabl
pe everatee-qualities that will en ure sue-
cees to every young man -he rose fr mEelerk
in e country stote to occupy the hi hes
°Ai ial position in the world. The pr sent
gol en opinions from every bindle f pliti-
cian for his management of the war witl
Spa to and whose name is held with ono
and repute in the old world and the ne hi
ale a splendid example for younk men 'to
spit did specimen of what a nelfeinadel ma
the ist-are all examples of men ho rend
" While teller companions sle
Were t fling upwarda in the night,"
at up ard path is before all yo ng rn
if ey car to ascend it. There is on t o
oho re to find it ; and it leads up iar s ol•
use thieve to eminence, and to fam
The n i hty• pyramids of stone
That w dee-like cleave the desert airs
hen ne rer seen and better known,
Are hut gigantic flight!) of stairs."
Tennyson says-
" I hold it truth with him who ings
To one clear harp in divers to es,
That men n3ay Hee on stepping- tones
Of their dead selves to hfghe thinge."
Aral here, as elleewhere, the oet is
'dons lent thein an air of myste y, f s pe
ti
doe a fine reserve of manner hich re
elm t is more successful in holdina
man' nterest, love and reepect. he youn
wotn who greets a man fr en Wit
mode slang, Might in return be ea led "
peach but elle would be a peach with th
Ev day I become there convinced h
at th root of the increasing evidence o
foiled he familarity that breeds conteMpt.
Whe boy climbs a tree for green apple
his rp h, until he nearly breaks his neck to
1;
or e es, whichever he prefers, he con
stan 1 sees a better one higher up beyond
get th one out of his stretch, partly hid en
by liege. And so man's ideal wo an
han et the tip-top of t e tree of :know-
ledg . If the ideal drops into his handale
throe,/ it to the ground as worthless and
begin to climb again. ould it be reasoe-
OCTOBER 21, 1898
}is won't Ilse it, because its 'shine" lasts
too long, and seems too simple.
'Pays hhn better to use a
wax pore -filler, and polish
up a previous polish.
Paid by the week,
instead of by the pair,
he'd shine the .actual
leather, hard and I
smooth surfaced, with I
FOUSH
t 1
ht
DO SOOn
another
same old
Andiej
then the
monia or
ling m
At. AGENT FoR SEAFORTtt,
able oithin g after working so hated for
ellern ak that he i would value them teng if
he ate a surfeit bf them !-Frances tvans,
ii.:1
in the Otobe L ice' Home Journal.i
HAGTARD'S YELLOW OIL is pemnpt to easel)
and sure to cure coughs, colds, sore throat, pain in
the chest, hoarseness, -quinsy, ate. Price 2.5c. ;
Spare Half -Hours
The Majority el people have at lea t one
to call t heir ow and were those utiliied
t ink we word any of us be atria d at
t e end of tho nth to find how mile we
I have a little et theory about thk ad-
pecially in them ays of vanishing fo tunes
hobby, what pita vill, whereby, if the need
girlF.
Our spare halide re.
Shall we head ur list then with co kery,
taking the higher kinds of the art ? Why
not try What dele table cakes, what ainty
entreeeti what ap ailing savouries, what de-
licioue Sweets *e can treat this houkehold
to, clay* day ? Good cooking keep the
11
family temper-wh els well oiled, andi from
the preparing da 'es in spare halfi ours
we may geaduall all in love with thelmore
art, and finally bee ine as
settinv4
here
does
in h
hes
now although nht yet fifteen, he is ap au-
thority on the whereabouts of every kpown
spot eg the globe.
Logi er-work is another delightful and
ii:
feasibl apare hour hobby. It does net re-
quire any toois,and gives scope for aitistic
sults a. e to be btained from it.
If an ne is ucky enough to have a type-
.writino 'robin at her disposal, I should
writing.' It is ,oertainly more useful than
artistice but it is very useful, and combined
evieleshorehand, makes a good cover tinder
which to shelter lif financial rainy days set
0 wit might make a study of the biticla of
be -
are
jeet,
us part of th
uable to th
shall we- de
n3, looking p eheryiplace of wh oh he
ver reed or h ard ; with the result that
orld as " Mrs. Be
s a small friend of
his spare half-hours,
ours
talas
our own country, or the trees, so as
come an authority on them ; for ther
good and cheap he.ndsome books to b
-and thorough ka wledge of any one eu
no matter what i ts, is power.
Or if we lhave ny taste for digginii -and
delving into the past, folk -lore is very inter-_
aiding, and not the leaat dry to those who
have a taste for it,
Some ong I heard of is devoting her 'spare
half-hours to old ',furniture, studying itt up
f afl points of view, and reading it !Pp as
Indeed t
ne can ma
us to use t
our knowle
Sla
Tbe 'wren
will be e
make I
and tl
than
cums
a neighbor,
staY to sup
principal s
ere are just hundreds of t Inge
ifl we only will ; and then with
e a etudy of in our own pare
niuity when the time come' for
en) if it ever does, we can turn
•
n mentioned in this little kitory
lied Mrs. Haughty, but she is
most every community by ether
e id inclined to do all she cen to
ther people believe she is somebody,
atehle is fitted for a higher sPhere
be oiee she is forced by adverse dr-
ncesIto live' ie.
tale ago Mrs. Haughty callell on
e . *us and milk wan the
p er dish and Mrs. Haughty
declared with eundry ejacalations that: she
had never eitten the delightful compOnntl.
me da,rbi k Jefeuodsr ihiMeedripleoyabs toel;e8,71:
latter of mu,eh was seb in, the
aMrs. Haughty,'? re -
bowl of milk Oleo -
said Mrs; Haughty, as ahe picked upi her
, Veit -to work and to win -to keep a sate
mind in alsound bodet-to laugh at worry.
Vioorehtto ward Off disease -to con -
(pier! obstacles -to tranelnit health and
strength to your pohterity.
'VerettiTt-to resist the fearful strain
and tension of modern life -to make hp
for the :constant drains of overworile.
Wahilsh B100d and Nerve PIM confer
all these' essential qualities on the us
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Nerve Pi Is -I elt weak, nervous and n
down. I ha lost weight steadily Or
- hands, feet an iiimbs were cold. I always
felt weak arid ler muscles trembled. Noitt,
after the use of one box of Dr. WarcPs
Pitts, I feel Ike my old self. I have gain d
fivel pound in weight and too per cent.'
heerful ess. I now walk firmly, my
mu cuter S -stern is strong and my Model
Wa d's Pill have done more for me thi.n
any medici `e I ever took.
•
•
1 good
the worA,
box or 5 Itio
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PETER CARMICHAELse
ie Bright Si., Toronto, Ont.
rug -gists can supply you. If
e will by mail. Price sae. per
. Limited, Toronto, Ont.
the children at the table leaned over to liee
Mrs. Haughty Made a !novel- and °need
but she dipped her epoon in the milk 'before
she dipped it in the mush.,"
That little Mo ement gave Mrte Haugh
away, for ever
knows that if tit splooTereirisoffirnier taint°.
the milk the inueli will not stick to itt-
So Says Robert lieikle about
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
London, Ont., Oct. 17 -Robert Meikle, a
member of tte staff of the Star Dining Hallo
is kept busy artswering the questions asked
him by his many feiends at present, -They
all Want to know how he recovered from
what, the doctors eaid, was a fatal attack Of
Di; Ayambnpeedit ezisse.
had failed. They are the only
-ciullred me when -every other earth -
medicine On earth thet can cure Diabetes,
and they ao eure it every time.
If Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Mr. lifeikle
they wall' cure you. Try them.
The Story of Britain's 'Stability.
Odthe same subject the London 'nerves -
pendent of the New York Evening Post,
says :
'With what envious eyes England's rivals
inust read the marvellous tale of British
stability, which, Sir Michael Hicks -Beach
unfolded in the House of Commons on
Thureday night. The annual expenditure
noeirhas reached the enormous earn of $575,-
000,000, yet the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer finds himself with a surplun of $18,-
390,090 for the past year, and can afford to
spend S12,000,000 on beautifying London's t
publie buildings, while his sutplue for the
comieg year is estimated at $8;930,000,
which he can devote to cheapening the
workiognien's tobacco, lessening the income
tax burden on the middle chreeees, whose in-.
conies vary from Z2,000 to $3,,500, and all
this while the army and navy each year are'
swallowing more and more,
"Last year the navy coat $100,000,000
and the army $85,000,000, and etrikes and
lockouts hindered.revenue accumulation in
other: directions. Well may Sir Michael _
Hicks -Beach nay, 'I don't think anything ,
can be gathered from best year's statistics to
justify doubt of our ability to eompete on
fair terms with any foreign competitor:"
Grand Trukk Engineer Swears by
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pins.
Mr. Geo. CUMITI'llgS, for ever 20 yesre engineer
on -the Grand Trunk turning bete een Toronto and
Allendale, saes •-•• The conetant dirty with ray work
gave me exceseive pains in mY back, yacking my 1dd-
mended by my fireman, Mr, Dave Conley, to try Dr.
Chesee Kidney -Liver Pills. Two boxes have com-
pletely eured me, and I feel to-dey whetter naan then
ever. I recommend them to all my friends."
•
-Percy Smith, aged 15, son of Mr. John
'Smith, lot 3, ooncession 3, Eupbrasia, accid
del:really slipped on the feed -board of
,machine at his father's threshing Both
feet were drawn into the cylinder. ,One leg
was mangled to the hip, the other to the
knee. He died within a half au hour.
who went to Cuba with Company. " " 71st
Regiment, died ae Watertowo, New 'York,
on Wednesday of typhoid fever and oeher
complication2i He early became A victim
of fever in Cuba, and spent maey weary
days in the hospital He was eent back to
the United States, and reached his friends
at Watertown, where he lingered for two
months. He was 25 years of age,
-Thomas Wright, aged 81, an old set-
tler of Winnipeg, who hail been missing
since Menday, was found on Friday drowned
in a creek near hie reaidence. He had tip-
parently been endeavoring to mit etieli for
a cane, and iell between tWo legs into ,the
water. He leaves to sons-dAlbtrt Wright,
of Winnipeg, and Newtpn Wr ghte of
Aleh. McIntyre, tailor, of Wards-
ville, has ha Lis poesession a razor, which at
one time belonged to Scotland's poet,
Bobbie Burne, unit was given to Mr. Ale-
Intyre on hia hiavieg for Canada, by his
master, to keep in remembrance of him.
His master's father was a commie of
Burns, and was given many scoldinga for be-
ing companion of Burns, as he was eonsid-
ered a scapegrace by a great many.
-Marion Brown, the peg -legged .negree
who is said to have killed Conetable Toohey,
Londoe, Ontario, paseed through Winnipeg
the other day, in custody of Detective
Nickle. United States Marshell
who effected Brown's capture, accompanies
Nickle to claim the reward offered. Brown
is cool and nonchalant, and has admitted his
-A fatal accidenb occurred a few even-
ings ago, about two miles from Morristown,
just across the river from Broekvilie,
, which Dr, Taylor of Ogdensburg, was al-
most instantly kifled, His boggy was run
into and overturned ihy a light wagon, driven
by a man named Scott.- The shock was
sufficient to throw Dr. Ta,ylor -out, and lu
falling he struck hie head with. euch force
that he died in a few minutes. The de-
ceased. was about 55 years of age.
-In April or May last,, a valumble milch
cow :belonging to Mr. J. D. Hunter, of
hock joint. The animal was iyiug on the
street, pear Mr. Hunterhi residence at the
time, and a little five-year-oM son of Mr.
Wm. Boyd was accused of striking the eow
With a stone and breaking its leg, The case
was tried at the division court,. but after
hearing the evidence nf the plaintiff, the
judge ruled/hat the father was not respon-
sible for the action of the boy, and dismiss-
ed the case with costs.
-Early on Sunday morning James h
McLeod, of Mexico City, who is vieiting his
brother, John McLeod, freight manager of
the Galt street railway, was slugged on the
head by two footpade in a lane behind the
Central hotel, and relieved of about 0 in
cash, besides notes and jewellery amounting
tO several hundred dollars. The criminals
are alleged to be Irvine Johnston and Ed-
ward White, two young Dumfries farmers.
The first named has been arrested, but the
latter is at large. McLeod was badly bruised
and cut about the head, and was uncoiled- ,
ous' when discovered by the night police.
loosens theca,
'The cones -no'
and lungs is 11
liammation is
parts are put
and 'the cough
has' no disem
which to hangs
Dr Ayei
•
Cher
Plaster
draws out MI6
Beneembereive 1110
merit, trim have!
veer anteetire this
yell ee,art possibly_ •
eloeter freely,
grernivereply, !mettle
•
our ,direet coon
time Ana nto
Via Toro
British 0o1
Our xatei are th
to suit everybody
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Grand T
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-do you think of i
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rite for oats
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