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MAY .5, 1899
es" eau be bou
;tore.
each town had th
ao one dealer eoul
ugh shapes, sizes,
le AT 5
In the Back?
Then probably the kidneys.
In the Chest?
in the Joints?
Then probably rheumatism.
No matter where it is, nor what
kind; you need have it no longer.
It may be an hour, a day, or a
year old ; it mus yield to
re
)R SEAFORTIrk
it wilL What are lean
myself, and ther ere
It was as good, str
are only 7,500 n
:ank, and Pm not
-you think I wee! o
inly selling lumber a
rnfoutidecl that he h
re could answer him
re courage tO perm tin:
rve charged my lees u
Daly wisei to Iet the
wey thee I do net
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Dre Ae, N17- Channel
11,, Writing in the American sl
ee deserving' recognition
, es En remedy for Pites, Eez
SILIC,2e4.4,. and has effected remari.'
onstinate cases which sem
iedieal attendant."
the honest Barney ;
duneovine youth,
me, a wedding- Or party,
enos, Keworth and Fee
:end Killarney
t thee aroued Harney,
:Pee e heet of cousins,"
g his mouth a twist,
and gide ought to knovr
emeen no horn' oone
it of Manley.
es fret said Parney,
e but love ewe- one.'
:its dreem will awaken,
eow, reeret and theme,
ti by a. bit of t.lerney-
t himself ht plecee
• else he 1 I nee.
ire aao ei boy was sent
Weet to New England
e was the oniy son of le
Ieerents, ?says the Ye t
!or controlled.
s he spent in the fit ing
arently worse than wetted.
i the head master called this
ie study; a.nd gra.vely and
, and admonished him. Somte
with the wayward boy An
5st eut to the college and core
ghtlees cereer for more then
egeat change came.
act that, t hie change
the death of the head
1 where the bay had 0
e year of self-trainin
.-dly asked to be adlowed
E for jeining the eh
es. he insisted. upon
school, the scene on
ences and folly, and
Erroll he had en.ce
lee and swimming eyes
gnod men. I knew
He hae helped many
hd he has helped me."
sillantyne„ of Atwood, is
uilt containing 4,000 pie
elf during the past semi -
of the pieces being frees
1.•-reelf when a little
'the quilt tor the pleasea
Hear
e'
manyspirets are bee
hoW Many times has
robbed him of his victi
;se atroct
ceusee. here will
The 'one !treat yearn
it is hese to gen relief and se
ier of 1: -.eery to sufferers fr
2.E A the ex fierimental pert
no uncertain SO
g. for the great. remedy t
ir.te the great beyon
ert ce-eehave baffled, have
leenley they prescribe it ire
lsneeititte pulee, swelling of
tenteney and as maul'
. ; and ,no case too acatie
neele. She snitered fatale
;tart diet ate, but the lady pro'.
tem I, es than thirty minute -we
of the teouble remaining ,
rete valisular norm. of
daily duties on the toade
arid treating with heat
reed friend, who had beet
-Ken. and to,datt bent auw
Feat remedy."
iy fever inters minutes-
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Ache, torpid liver--eiale:
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Immediately afeer applying it yeu
ening power.
It quiets congeetion; drawe cut
it ts a new _sten
remedies. ellen aft ee
methods. Et:thee: tellies: re-;
other plaster.
The Triumph of eluecen leheicel
Science.
Patient Toil.
Pier:ea over tile eheet it i5 a
lened ever the eenernii, it ' .;
nainee and vee.itilesge 'over tee
Pieced c,ver tee
it remove.; eel eine, nese,. freei the
J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass.
'10 *ma Txlemitot.
DISTRICT MATTLRB.
rrhe following items were intended
for last week, but were received too
Nueee.-eMr. John Buie died'at his home
in BIyth on Wednesd.ay of last Week. The
funeral took place from his late residence on
Saturdey, and the interment wee made in
the union cemetery. -Me. El. Ha,ggit's
youngest son goe a pea in his ear one day
day last week. The (Joao wor eed with it
for about two hours, but f iled in getting it
out. Nexe day two doc ors went at it
again, and. after workiag aboet an hour
they succeeded in getting t out greatly to
the relief of the little sa crate -Mr. John
Denholm has returned f om is trip to
Manitoba -The council has ordered all
black knot to be removed ram the trees. -
Mr. A. II. Plemmer, public school teacher,
has bought th&loa mad hohse elonging to
issued by the Board of Health of Hibbert
wattling the public that the vaccination
act is now in force, and all ersons who
have not been vaccinated , with n the last
seven years are requested to c mply with
the requirements of the s4c1 ac Dr. Hut-
Miehell will visit Nos. 1 lid 4, lotion 1 east,
union 2, Dublin, and sepe ate sohool No. 1,
at the same hours, to vaccinate school
children and any others who ma meet them
there for the purpose of being vaccinated,
and will give a certificate of v ecination to
those requirins the same.
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Those Algoma
Grant
much of your vaduable
utilized in the discussion
and it is my wish to tres
ther as possible on your
ting rne to air what I :Ail
over nment
aely, perhaps, too
spa e has been
of ehis subject,
ass as little fur-
ls
indne s in permit -
thin to be a real
grievance. I don't prop° e to follow Mr.
Robere Murray's exam le. e takes up
three-quarters of a colum of I your paper
with a string of general st atements and un-
, the main
t a few lines
more, how -
capital Mr.
o make out
that though
the present
at grants is
to the tax-
xpleining to
in hie own
'sly as 1897,
every elector who that year nted fie ehe
municipal election, himsele incleded, signed
the petition asking the Geverninerit to have
their ['rants expended by the municipal
authorities,. As for the late Ir. McNeill
having declared that good vat e had been
given for every dollen of the '375 paid to
Mr. Wan'? Murray for buildin the bridge
over Bar river, ie is strange th t he himself,
ffered to do
is no longer
way or the'
and avoids, in a great measur
point at issue between us.
and I promise to trouble
ever much spurious poli
Murray may wish to con
of the matter.
Briefly, then, my point are
Mr. Murray still asserts that
method of expending gov mine
the best and most, satisfa tory
payere, he carefully also de e
you how it come about that
townehip of Laird, as recut
Jus
011 11
deal
inue
reenes
steamer. When he stepped ashore, just
the Mull boat was movieig off, he me
friend who, after the utsuel greetings, a
ed-" But w -here le yorer wife Mr. M
saw the steamer growing beautiful Irises
the distance. " Hoot, feet," said
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Swallowing
This paragraph has be
in the papers' for some
much for young men to t
it was written by Rober
of the Ram's Horn's cent
doubt, possess intereet to
" My fromeleas friend
nose, while you are stirri
a 10 -cent glass of gin, let
to wash it down with.
have longed for ycars for
ent life of a farmer, but
been able to get enough
farm. But there is whe
mistaken. For some yea
drinking a good improve
of a hundred square feet
doubt this statement, fig
self. AB acre of land co
Estimating for conveni
$43 56 an acre, you will
the land just one mill per
pour down the fiery dose
in four or five of your
them help you to gulp do
dred foot garden. Ge
spree some (lay end see
take to swallow a pester
to feed a good cow. Pu
gin. There is dirt in
feet of good rich dirt
Farm.
'floating arou
me. It' contai
ink about, and,
bettors, it will,
bur readers :
up the sugar
QU may say ye
he free, indeperi
-you have nev
money to buy
you have bee
0 you have bee
farm at the rat
ti a gulp. If yo
reit out, for your
tains 43,560 feet,
nice, the land a
e that it bring
aquare foot. No
and imagine yo
frie ds and hay
ho long it wil
land large enoug
down that glass o
ite-three hundred
worth S43 56 pe
0
Are You Quick Tempered ?
If a man is easily mov d to anger he in
variably denies that he i b temperednind
gives every reason but. t 'e ight one for his
temporary lapse from re so But woman
frequently plumes herself n her lack of
amiability, or appears to do so.
Be ciereful what you say to rne !" ex-
claimed a girl who was being worsted in an
ne• il no , endure anything approaching in•
• " A bad temper, eh ?" retorted her an-
etgouist, who chanced to be a physician.
Well, I wouldn't boast of it e .
" Which is precisely the -same thing.
Take my advice -it is of the highest value,
bat out of regrind for my fellow -man I'll
charge you nothing for it -sand try to rid
youreelf or so undesirable a. possession.
Every -time you. allow temper tu coetrol you
you spoil your good looks, and lessen -yes,
actuidly lessen -your chances of getting a
idesirable husband, and thee, too, you injure
yoierself physically."
'4 Why, what do you mean ? I thought
men admired girls of spirit. I didn't know
that the modern man cared for these meek,
emiable, sweet -tempered women who .never
resent anything."
A woman who is truly amiable, meek
and. sweet2tempered rarely has any cease
for resentment, ' answered the doctor. " If
she is a strong woman w*th her amiability
both men and women has e so much respect
for her that they would co her no wrong.
The woman who governs- her temper is th
woman who wins this he . As a rule sb
makes the best match. She is certainl
he most successeul wom n in business and
society, and wheee is the perion who wil
deny that she is the best wife, mother en
friend ?"
a practical man, should ave
it fin $25O. Unfortutiat ly, it
possible to verify this, one
-In smite of his length esp stle and his
ments, Mr. Robert Murr sr feels eltogether
to account for the expen idur of , the $500
paid to his father ; and i s for his inference
that Mr. Farwell's re-election as a proof
that the voters were setieed with the
present method of exp ridine government
grants, it ia so utterly illogical that it de-
serves no further comment than to point
out thet this was not the only issue before
the electors when Mr. Farwell was re -elect -I
ed. Apologizing for again trolibling yoa, I
Yours eruly,
B. BLAIR)
Formerly of Maclennen, Algoma.
April 17th, 1899.
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Forgot His Wife.
An absent-minded Highland minister and
hia wife recently passed through Oben en
route from Mull to the North. The old
Iady wan enjoying a nap on the arrival of
their steamer at the pier, and the minister
went fussing about in search of his luggage,
for they had to change into _the north
A Rebuke.
Willie -I met our new minister on my
way to Sunday sehool, mamma., and he ask-
ed rne if I ever pleyea marbles on Sunday.
Mother-H'm ; and what did yon say t
that 9
Willie -I said, " Get thee behind me
Satan," and walked off and left him.
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Miscellaneous News Notes.
-There is talk of the Bell organ factor
being removed from Guelph to Toronto.
-Hon. Sidney Fisher Dominion Ministe
of Agriculture, purcha,se'd a vary fine stand
ard bred driving horse from Mr. A. R
Curzon, of Guelph, the other day.
- The Galt Reporter says : " Next t
sa.wing wood comes horse back riding, as a
exercise of most • utility." How do yo
know.
-Mr. Simpson McCall, of Victoria, On
tario, is clee,d, in hie 92ad year. He es
once a member of the Ontario Legislatur
for the county of Norfolk.
- Banter will fall on the following dates
future : 1900, Ape' 2nd • 1901, April 7th
1902, March 30th • 1903, .A.pril 12%; 1904
15th ; 1907 March 31st.
-The Ga:le Reporter says : " Mr. And
rew one of the best informed an
most ade-anced fanners in North Dumfries
said to•day that after a tour throughou
this section, and around Ayr and Paris, h
is positive that there will not be a third of
crop of wheat. This is the opinion of
number of other farmers.
-Rev. David MacRae, of Dundee, Sco
land, is on an American tour of pleasur
and is expected to be in Toronto next wee
On this becoming known several leadia
Scotchmen in the city took steps with th
view to inddee Mr. MacRae to spend a Su
day in the city and preach in one or two
the Preshyterian
This, it
who nay hear hir
an unusually di
As a humorist he
land since the rec
(Leo Rose), and a
irpieuous place in
--Quite a sense
by the announce
ed years, living o
named Mrs. Tho
during the nigl
Her face was cut
severe nervous sh
intruders could b
problem, though
for some time, w
ago the -experie
Thomp
brough
rats we
face ha
ly beca
-A
onto th
he roll
about t
in. T
-A
very
outloo
conditi
on was
assistan
e making
several
other da
e did no
d one out
light it
ere was $
for the
ns only a
yield is expect
fields h
-Da
Nicol t
mitted
ve been
id Striie
suicide
who was a beetle
had beee living
abont two miles
before his death
wee apperently
spirits. In the
man went to the
ing, life being
that can be aesig
pendency, althou
given for him be
-At the Presb
and London, in s
ford, Ree. Meng
Hamilton, was e
THE HURO;
churches and lecture next
s expeoted, can be done,
treat is in store for those
a. Mr. MacRae has bad
stinguiehecl career as a
, author and 'ournalists
1.
has had no rival in, Soot -
a an orator he fills 0 con -
he very first raak.
ion was caused recently
Lilt
the Cape, nea Quebec,
peon, lied bee attacked
t and seriously injured.
and she had received a
ck. As no eetrance of
found in the house, the
considered by the police
s unsolved. A few days
oe was repeated. Mrs.
wakened, and her cries
just as several enormous
their escape. The lady's
londike miner struck Tor-
, and started to do the
eee e cigar store near, so
of dollar bille, and was
hen a policeman took him
6 in the cigar.
orn Smith's Creek, Michi-
rmers in this vicinity are
pointed over the present
heat crop. Under present
out one-third the usual
d. In many cases darge
own to oats.
, a well-to-do farmer in
Wellington county, com-
st week. The deceased,
or about fifty years old,
ith a sister on the farm
rom Fergus. The night
e was in the village, and
his wonted health and
morning, when the hired
ern, he was found hang -
extinct. The only cause)
ed for the rash act is das-
h no special reason can be
ng depressed.
terian Synod of Hamilton
salon last, week in Brane-
Fraser, of Knox chum
y MeCua.ig, of Welland
Catharinen wee elected clerk, to succe d
the late Rev. Dr Cochrane.
-Death ewe 'ery suddenly to Mr. Jo n
Hall, a promieen Blenheim farmer, on F
day morning, f.?,Ist ult. Mr. Hall had con e
North Oxford Li •ense Board, of which bo
store, making a erchase, when he fell ov r
dead. Plehad b 'en in bad health all wi
ter. Mr. Hell' . farm is situated thr e
miles north of D and is one of t e
finest in the tone ship. He was a promi
He was one of M n. George Brown's most
enthusiastic Hupp rters when that gent e -
in his 76th yeer. •
ship, Lamleon coenty, except in sheltered
locations, is badl damaged. Many farm-
ers are plowing u the clover and cultivat-
ing and resowin part of their wheat fields
with barley. R orts from Soutaseold and
Yarmouth, in El in county. are to the effect
that a considera e quantity of fall wheat
has been ',mints' killed. The clover has
also been badly d maged.
The
Nese enters upo
lizect by men..
still hers and eh
To her we rec
pain cure-ceres
known to sciene
efficaciously for
ew Woman
pursuits formerly mouopo-
t the feminine nerves are
suffers from toothache.
mend. Nerviline-nerve-
-oothacho in a moment.
t ma•rvelous pain remedy
Nerviline may be -used
1 nerve pain.
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Distinguished everywhere for De-•
lica,cy of Flavour, Superior Qual-
ity, and Nutritive Properties.
Specially grateful and eoreforting
to the nervous and dyepeptie.
Sold only in quarter -pound. tins,
Limited, Homeopathic. Chemists,
London, England.
BREAKFAST
SUPPE
1609-26
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Pain Ceased rust Day.
Mrs. Mary O'Dell, '262 Dunn Ave.. Torento, write
cured We of a severe attack of Itheinustiern. T
pain erased after the first day's trial of the rented.
DR. LOW'S WORM SYRUP is ,such a simple, s
and effectual remedy for Worms of all kinds that
other should be used. No purgative needed aft
wards. Price 25c.
Weak Women
18
fe
io
Can he made etre g and healthy- by Milburn's He rt
and Nerve Pills. Miss Skunk)°, 60 Turner St., t-
tawa, says : "eleilburn's Heart and Nerve Pills •
'lolled my blood strengthened my nert es and e•
stored me to health and vigor."
Dr. Fo eler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, most,
these are absolut ly dangerous.
Se
re S It Rheum.
3 years agoy and have 11
was so bad with i I could
two bottles of B. B. to
Greenbank, Ont.
cured me of Salt Rhe
.no minim of it since.
not -sleep. It only t
Pai in
and could not gre it cure
yard's Yellow Oil remove
sisal Miller, lileG egor P.
the Back.
the back for over a y
. Three bottles of El
the pain entirely."
ne
of
ok
ar-
dealers.
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Wit 4.,nd. Wisdom.
There is no sub titate for thorough-guing,
ardent and sixicer earnestness.
He-" You s em to be happy. Any-
thing on hand 91' eihe-" Don't, .,you see
that ring ?"
An -y man who 'i.rnagines he could keep
house better than
ever mentions it.
Bixby-" Hell , old man, what's going on
out your Way ?" Farnum-" My wife, un-
less she's asleep.'
Ba,uldy-" Th re's luck in odd numbers."
Peter-" Ay ; ark' a maa never_ realizes it
till he's meirret."
There es nothing that would probably ruin
a mien more effectually than to have all his
plans work just es, he wa.nted.
" Married yeti !old men ?" " No, but,
I'm engaged,a,ed that's as good as married."
" Ws better, if ybu only knew it."
Some men shoNe remarkably good taste in
their selection of eies until they put their
necks into ebe metrimonial halter.
the woman philoeopber 1` for that he can't
help. The unpar °liable thing is staying
poor."
White-" She has a great -command of
his wife is foolish if he
Energif
Easily
Wasted ene
or the hod
perhaps p
For a Ion
system was gr
terribly nervou
gy must he made up
will weaken and
ti e prior to taking Dr.
nd Nerve Pills my nerve
atly deranged and I was
, so much so that in my
business (Line. man of the Kingston
Electric Lig it o.,) my extrenae nervous-
ness natural y ade the follo-wihig of my
business exge ely hazardous. Before
taking Dr. War s Blood and N eve Pills
my kidneys ha been affected or some
time. I had co stant soreness nd stiff -
back. My ap etite was variable and
very poor. I Iso suffered greatly with
constant heada hes. I amt glad to be
able to inform eni thet Dr. Warces Pills
completely cur d me of all the *above
ailments and nei de me a well man. I
have found no edicine like Dr, Ward's
Blood and Ne e Pills, although I have
tried many cliff rent kinds. They acted
quickly and e ectually on my nerve
system, makine my nerves. strong and
removing all in• ications of nervousness.
These valuabl pills also} removed all
kidney and bac trouble and restored to
had no hea.dac ie since five months ago
and feel justifie• in saying that they are
removed nerv usness, but gave me
healthy kidneys, removed all soreness
and stiffness f om my back and loins,
cured me of h ada.che and gave me a
good appetite, consequently I am highly
pleased. I ,kn Iv of no medicine that
equalneDr. ard's Blood and Nerve
Pills foe nervo sness, chronic headache,
sore kidneys a d' back and loss of appe-
tite. Yours tru y, John McCutchebn,
Allgood dru gists sell them. If they
won't, we will supply you by mail on
receipt of pric soc. per box, or $ boxes
far $noo. he Doctor Ward Co.,
Limited, Toron o, Ont.
-EXPO ITOR.
JOdern
Reco
Sierice
rWes
EU 15i
[15 61 4 k4ase of
the i d .
There ii; a of-31,41ar
idea that rheumatism is
aliei fficif some ipcalities
are ,infecteci wi it more
iffh
lharolpther6. 5 ch con—
Acli.ioi}-1, freimentlii3rornote
the 4evelo1N-nerit of the
disea 6e, but from The fact--
certciiti famill'e5. if 1,
shown ro be 14ereditalt-v,
cli5e21 6e of the blood .., '
xterrial 4pplical;oris ma
relief, bt-it to CIA re the 415e
to freat it throuark the blood.
i ,0
by.W ilIi.iiiid Pin R Piik or ale,. PeoiDie
Q:o Atrect to the 6 eat of the ch5oircier,
pt4rifying cirtici etwichirig the blood by
., ,. ,. ,
e alittitn rine 1,0160110“5 ei e m erif 5 art ci
irertow fig ricalm-droi ifj or c e5 ,
The genuine are sold
iook like:this
Wrapper printed with
so.,1,,asi-3,,,,b.r,,,i,:iiirrLlgetwo oln:,d, N(k al' r"ttlheir:t:Itiori\vt; hiss..itycsi.f:
NvIalch can be confirmed by Many, alt 1 m tt'ell
"I desire to melte the following, s temere
ne -known retail ti here.
Sea 1
N.4 theiimaifsene. 1 (loc.
kinee, het o no pure
is, care whether 1 11!refl
or &eel.. 1.7,boviritte;oi‘itists
I wait elrfnuel to
Illy bet ni ti ;at
ere
tune twee:, ann Meted 1 le to try 1 io
Willie s' Petit Pills, and ptoc reel ti. sesetey
States
for me. It vas more to 114-, e him thee for
any on er e. son that I !began e. neug them. i
the p tins e ere leaving me an 1 coeld move
my -11 elle; . store freely. 1 cnntirmed using the.
pillS 'tltil. 1 hail taken ten . ,s when 1 felt
that wee 0. cured male I shall alweys !sta.:se
CO ri5 C te-scritiy a
offorcl
-5e. it 16: riee5.54irti
Sold by all dealers or
by Mail post paid at sac
a box or six boxes for
$2.5o from 'Dr. Williams
Medicine Co., Brock-
ville, Ont.
ter is the light ofemy ex *nee." Father -
he with the gas turned s low,"
e that would prepar eoz heaven must
bo or the Sabbath o earth. He that
wo ld hope for spiritual joys there must
acc uire a taste and aptitude for them here.
speaker once said that " along the un-
tr dden paths of the futu e we can see hid -
de footprints of an unsee liand ;" and at
' an ther part of his speech " we pursue the
sh dow, the bubble bursitis, and leaves the
as es ha our hands." I
' And what. do yo think of the doctrine
of uman depravity, ohn, ?" said a. Scotch
di me Co a member of his session es they
sa over his study fir one winter evening.
Veel, air," said Jo n, 41 it's a grand doe -
he Lady of th House-" Why don't
yo go and work ? on't you know that a,
yo r question at al , ut erely to obtain
unity moss i8 to a man I my condition ?"
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VIER TROUBLES, lious ees, sallow complex.
ion yellow eyi sr jaun , etc . yield to the curie
tiv powers of LAXA- ER PILLS. They are sure
to ure.
s to the newsp
th country you map
w en you have to
co es at unexpec
in the country: T
yo have too many
na
do
th
no
'on
wi
tier
en
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f one Newspaper.
r, it is obvious that in
eciate it much more
it for it and when it
moments. I never
wspaper till I settled
reason is that in town
o mats and get perfectly
seated with them. You_ cannot walk
n a street withoet some bawling urchin
usting the " eat edition " under your
e. Here; on th other hand, we have
y one or, at mo t, two; papers each day,
we read and iiest 'them thoroughly,
h satisfaction t• wh ch you, with your
mbling, scrapp et od of perusal, are
ire strangers. -0 nab 11.
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LO OIL cannot be e*c.11ed es a pain relieving and
soo hing remedy for all lain.
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No use Fussing. -
hey were at a picnic " You see," he
exs Isened, as he she ed her the wish -bone
of chicken at lunc eon, " you take hold
he e and I'll take hold here. Then we
mu t both wish a wish and pull, and, when
it 1 reeks, the one who has the bigger part
of t will have his er her wish gratified."
ut I don't know what to wish for," she
pr. tested. " Oh, yfou can think of some-
pli d, " I can't think of anything I want
ve y much." " Well, I'll wish for you," he
ex laimed. Will you really ?" she asked.
it res." " Well, then, there's no ese fire-
d)] with the old wish -bone," she interrupt-
ed with a smile. " You can have me 1"
ILBURN'S STERLING- HEADACETE POWDERS
are easy to take, harmless in action and eure to cure
an headache in from 6 to 20 minutes.
Met an Auld Acquaintance.
'he minister of the parish of N
w Ile out driving with his sou met an old
ac uaintance. Stopping the carriage he
be an to talk to him, and in the course of
co versation his friend asked what he was
go ng to make his son. " I think I will
m ke him a minister, like myself,' he re -
w uld make him a candle maker," " Pray,
te I me your reason for saying sto, my
feend," said the minister. " Oh, well,"
re lied his friend, " I believe he --would
brng more light into the world than ever
•
Saying Amen.
Once a Scotch minister visited England
ring his holidays. While he was there
attended au English service, and notibed
thatl at the end of the pray r the choir sang
" Aimee." Ile rather like it, so when he
came home to Scotland he arranged with
his precentor that he was tcl drop a pea on
his head when he was to sing Amen."
About the middle of th first prayer a
shoWer of peas fell on the p etentor s head.
and be began to sing men ! Amen !
Amen !" in an excited n anner. At this
the minister leant over he pulpit. and
It's the pock that's horst."
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Taking his Wor
The manager of a large e gi leering work,
happening to pats through the shop one ,
daye noticerl an Irish laborer leaning against
the wall enjoying ell the delights of a sur-
reptitious smoke. " My In," said he,
walking up to the surprised I, borer, " I am •
astoeished to cetch you smoking dining
youe working hours. Don't eou know you I
can't do too much for a ood master
'1 Bigorra," said the Celt, removing his
pipe slowly from his mouth, are nayther
I Will." After that even the manager
smiled.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE -DAY
Take Laxative Brom Quinine Ta lets. All Drugs
gists refund the money if it fails to 'ure. 25e.
1625-13
'For the Young olk.
Beyst9.ncl girls like nothing better than
petty teicks and experiments than can be
performed without the aid of expensive or
intricate apparatus. Here are two good
ones which fulfil this condition, and are
well worth trying. How Many of you.,
know that lads, lasses and ' heifers have
AUCTION SALES.
received instructions from Mr. Wm. Legan, to
sell by public) auction, on Lot 12, south boundary,
Staney, half a mil- north of Hill's Green, on Wed-
nesday, May 10th, 1899, at 1 o'clock p. m„ the fol-
lowing farm stock and implements, viz.: Horses -
One matched team geldinga, 4 and 5 years old ; .1
road horse 6 years old, 1 -roetister brnod male by
Fulton, in foal to -Snider Lee ; 1 roadster foal, sired
by St. Blaze. •Ca tie -Three flinch cows lately calv-
ed, 1 cow to valve the middle of May, four e -year-old
eteere, two 2 -year.
yearling heifer, 1
ettlyee. Sheep an.
6 weeks old, pig
Id heifers, 2 yearling deem, one
in ham bull calf 6 months old, Its o
• Pigs --Five well bred Leicester
1 to litter about July lat ; 6 pigs
months old, 8 Wpm 2 months o d.
aesey-Harris binder timely new,
1 Toronto mower. sulky rake, 1 reed drill, 1 lumber
disk, never been u ed ; 1 new general purpose plow, - go
sh litre 1 top bugtty, 1 cutter, 1 fanning mill, 1 root 1 1..1
grind ng stone, 1 1 eg ladder, 2 apple laddera, 1 wood
rack. 1 meat tub, 1 set of weigh scales ( ,000 lbs.); [
set deuble harness, 1 set single harrow, 1 sap pan, *1
1 hay, fork truck, ith mot and slings corn lete ; two{
70 sap pa le, 100 co ar posts 1 cross -cut s w, 1 road al
cart, F hams, forka, [mulct, hoes, 1 hag true , 3 dozen : E-_,
erainbage, about toua hay. All the ii plements 1-"S
have peen tought within the last three ears, andi rr,
aro ne good as new The stock is all well b ed and in ta''
the peoprietor has old his term amd is Fling west.
Terme-All sums f Si and under, cub ; lover that
arnoitn0 8 menthe' redit will be give on approved
anoints will be alto, ed off for cash on redi amounte.
likes and dislikes ha
boy would prefer a
anytime, and, str
lucifer match has
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weatmeat to se bath at
th fame fastidioes taste.
t his curious quality get
nd arrange a number of
matches on the surf ce in'the form Of a star.
When the match ads are all nicely to-
gether in the centre Of the basin, tohch the
water with a piece; cif soap. Like a little
boy, they will run away from it as fast as
they can. The matches will mak& for the
side of the basin wit out the least possible
delay. Now take o t the soap an touch
the water with e, pi ce of sugar a d you
will see a strange si ht. All the etches
ill return to the ee tre of the ba and
et avidity.
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POPULAR STA Lu ONS
The following Popular Stallions •A•111 travel their
respective routes for the season of 1W, as follows :-
The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
HACKARD, No. 30235.
JOSEPH HVGILL, Proprietor.
At the owners stable Lot 25, Goneessiou 5, Me -
/11110p, and at the Ilawksbaw stabies,Seaforrni. every
Saturday. 11037,3
The Fashionable Bred Clydeeia)e
MacI3E.A.N, No. 6030.
Wm. & JOHN' MCGAVIN, Proprietors.
Monday, May 1st -Will leave his 04V11eta,ble, ono
mile °est of Leadbury, and proceed mitt' along the
Side Read to John Campbell's, 7th fnenoession, ior
noon ; thence to the Commercial hotel, Scaforth. for
night, Tuesday -Te A. llogill's, for noon; thence
north to John Staple's, Rinburn, for night. Wednes-
day---Nortti, to Alm Watt's, 12th Oeneession, Mul-
let, for uobn ; thence north ta John Yottng's,
Bourfdary Line, for sever ; thence eeet to William
Taylor's, Oth Concession, Morris, for niebt. Thurs-
day -South along the Town Lane MeRillop, to
stable for night. Friday -To Wm. Teller's, 16th
Concession, for noon ; thence north n. miles, then
west to Zilliax's hotel, Brussels, fie teght, Satur-
day --South along the Gravel Road to James Me -
Donald's, for noon ; thence south to los own stable,
Leadburt-, where he will remain until tbe folloeing
Monday morning. 1637-3
The Standard Beed Trotting Stallion
WILDER LEE, No. 1706.
Record 2:29e.
JAMES RERRY, Proprietor.
Monday, May let -Will leave T. J. Lerry's stable,
Henn% and proceed north to Kippen, then wort to
James Ilagen'a, Hills Green, for noon : thence north
to Varna, at Cook's hotel, for night. Toesdey-Weet
nt000Bnro;wteihseonneeLtinoe,othhaelnie:looutrh to Blake hotel, for
eib's hotel, Zurich, for
night. Wednesday -West to Coneeswon 14, south
11 miles, then east to Brownson Line, then south to
for night. Thursday --East to August Hill's hotel,
Crediton, for eoon ; thence east to London Bead,
then rote) to Hawkehaw's hotel, Exeter, for night.
Friday -North to T. J. Berry's stable, Mensal', for
noon ; thence east by way of Chiselhurst to
Croniarty Line, then north to Oarion's lotel, Staffs,
for night. Saturday -West to his own feeble et
James 13erry's, for noon ; titmice to Hensel' at T. J.
Berry's stable, where he will remain until the follow-
ing Monday morning. 1637-3
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
ROYAL WARRANT, No. 9664.
Monday -Will leave bis own stable, Staffs, and prone
eeed to George Strong's hotel, Teeltersinith, terse
neon • then southevest to George T. McKay's, Kips -
pen listed, for night. Tuet day ''outh to Charles Har-
vey's, reborne, for noon ; then to ilawitehatv's hotel,
Exeter, for night, Wednesday -To Hill's hotel,
Creeiton, for Won ; then south-east to Moffatt's
hotel, Centralia, for eight. Thuredev-South along
the London Road to Sellat's botch Clandeboyet for
ncon, and remaining until the following mormng.
Friday -North-east to Thomas Dicken's Biddulpb,
for noon; then north east te Winehelaia, at Wesley
Heywood's, for night SN.turday->lorth-east to
Thomas McCurdy's, Farquhar, for noon; then by
way of Cremarty to his own stable, where he will re-
main uatil the following Monday morning. lti37-3
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
CAIRNBROGIE PRIDE.
Monday-, May Itieve his own atable, Lat
8, Coneession 12, MeNnIop, and proceed to Thernas
O'Hara's, Concession 9, for noon ; thence to Robert
Campbeli's, Concession 7. for night, Tuesday -South
11 milee, then west to Charles Dodire, COI3COSSIOn 5,
for noon ; then north along the vide road ito Wro.
Alexander'e, Concession 10, for night. Wednesday -
North 1-1 miles, then west to Wim. Concession
14, lielletb, for e con ; then to Myth', at Queen's
hotel, for the night. Thurslay-To Robert B. Laid-
C011eCi61011 9, Morris, for noon ; tben
to Walton, at Mcitini s hotel, for tbe night.
Frlday--Nerth 11 mete, then emit to Robert
Downes', Concession 16, Grey, for noon ; then
south to John Dennis', Caneeseion 14, Me-
Killop, for night. Saturday -To his ewn stable, and
remain till the following Monday mornieg. 1637.3
The Imported Heavy Draught Stallion
PRIDE OF GL A SNICK, No. 5249.
MARTIN & MCCONNELL, Proprietors.
Monday, May lst-Will leavohle own Stable, Lot
20, Concession 13, Hibbert, and go by say of -Chisel-
hurst to John Harney's, Lot 30, Concession 4. Ile -
borne, for noon ; then to John John's, Lot 14, Con-
tession 7, lesborrie, for the night. Tuesday -By way
of Elitnville and south and cest to John Delbridge's,
Winchelsite for noon ; then to -George Haeow's,
Blanehard, for noon ; then to Oliver Harris', Mit-
chell Road, for night. Thursday -To Rust betel,
Mitchell, for noon ; then to 'Bornholm for night.
Friday -To August Eckmeyerts, Legate tor noon ;
then to Weberta hotel, Dublin, for ought. Saturday -
To Jeniee Ateheson's, llibbert, for noon ; then to his
own stable, where he will remain until tee following
Monday morning. 1037-3
The Imported Clydesdale Stallions
CROWN A-GEINT,
PICKEN'S PRIDE,
NICHOLAS HoRTON, and
Monday, May 1st -Will leave N. liorton's, 12th
Concession, Tuckerernith, and promo) to *epee°
Selleres, StleConcession, Ribbed, for noon • thence
one ne each planie for night. Tuesday -Will proceed
north to Huron Road, thence to Seafortle at Royal
hotel, for noon ; then weat aleng the Huron Road to
Melvin Clark's, tor night. Wednesday -Will proceed
a'orig the Huron Road to Queen's hotet, Clinton, for
noon ; theece to Alexander Innis'. for inght. Thula-
day-Will preeecd by way of 2nd Concession, Stan-
ley, to Hugh McGregor's, for noon ; thence south to
John Chamber's, Town Line, between Hay and Stan-
ley, for night. Friday-WM proceed south along
the 2ad Concession, Hay, tee Wm. Russel's, for
noon ; thence east to Wm, Horton% 4th Concession,
taborne. for night. Saturduy-Will proceed to
James Horton's, for noen ; then along the Boundary
Line, between ISshorne and Bibbed, thence to -thew
own eteble, where they will remain until the foll owing
1637-3
Monday morning.
The Imported Belgian Draught Stallion
BISMARCK, No, 4020,
Mcnday-Will leave his own etable, Lot 18, -Con-
cession 11, Meleillop, and go to Thomas O'Hara's,
Coneessio° 0, for noon ; then north to David Boyd's,
Concession 13, for night. Tuesday -To Robert
Douglas', Coneeseion 16, Grey, for noon ; then to
Walton, at Meliim's hotel, for the night. Wednes-
day -To Alfred Bieton's, Concession 8, Morrie,. for
noon ; then to Blyth, at Queries hotel, for nigiat.
Thureday-To Jelin ;Mills', Concession 14, Hullett,
for noon ; then by way of Harlock to hie own stable
for night. Friday -To Wm. Storey's, COI1C0$13100 5,
Mentos.), for noon ; then to James Bell's, Comes-
elon 3, MeRillop, for night. Saturday -To Frank
Robinson's, Concession 7, for noon, and to bis own
gable for the night, remaining until the following
Monday. 1637-3
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
PRINCE OF MIDLOTHIAN.
JAMES DUPER, Proprietor.
Monday -Will leave bis own stable, Lot 10, Con-
ceseion 11, and proceed to John BrIgham'e, for nom;
thence by Myth to Tbomse Sloanee Lot 1, Conces-
sion e, Morris, fortbe night. Tuesday -Will proceed
east along the 8th Concession to Wm. Jackson -et, for
noon ; thence woe to James Itarrisnleth Concession,
Grey, for the night. Wednesday -Will proceed
south to Alex. Gardiner's, 14th Concession, Mc-
Killop, for noon ; thence west by Harlock te his own
stable for night. Thursday -Will proceed east to
Arehibtild Somerville's, for noon ; thence by Win-
throp to Kinhurn, for night. Friday -Will proceed
south to Fowlernt schoolhouse: theoce west to James
Miller's, for noon ; thence weet and north to Thomas
Fear's, for night. Saturday- Willproeeed south and
east along the 8th Concession, ie hie ewe stable,
where he will remain until the following Monday
morning. 1637x4
The Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion
ROYAL SCOTCHMAN.
MARTIN & MCCONNELL, Proprietors.
Monday -Win leave his own etable, Weber's hotel,
Dublin and go to the 2nd Concessiott, 'Ribbed, then
east then south and west to John Donnel-
ly's, Concession 5, Hibbert, for noon ; then south
along the Centre Road te Burn's corner, then to John
McConnell's for night. Tuesday -South 11 miles,
then tint 11 miles, then south n theunwest to
Duneae MeDonald's, Town Line, for noon ; then by
way of Chiselhurst to George Martin's, Conceseion
13, Hibbert, for night. Wednesday -To James Bel -
ford's, Fullerton Town Line, for noon ; then by way
of Russeldale to Oliver Harris', Mitchell Road, for
night. Thursday -Along the Mitchell Road el
miles. then west 2i. miles, to William White*,
for noon ; then to August Ahretes for
night. Ftriday-One mile and a quarter then
west to Wm. O'Rourke's, Coneessai ton 6 Me/11110h for
noon ; then by way of the Huron Road toDubbn, at
at John Sines, for noon ; then by way of Irishtown
and the Huron Road to Dublin, at his own stable,
where he will remain until the following Monday
mousing. - 1074