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,FRO.4 THE PACIFIC COAST.
Watl';ote front a .le, ter reuegtty mete.
*a :ram Mlsp Meager.' Pape, .fort Hone)
°Perso.re thr+i>k weighs, tomato,
etc',,. RPl=yarri'e Ykllow Ott is the hrac
thing jr, ever used." ,
-4tie khiiadelphla. Picea etiaime fur
that .oity the Sia luutiou of being the
Impel) manuff►ctuling centre in the Opi-
tad St4te,. In 1880 New Yerk led by
$I0O,0O,90Q; now I'utladelpbia leads M'
$5o,000.000.
A DEAR SkIQT
right at tate seat of difliuulty, is sec m-
phabed by the sura and eteady aint of
Dr. Sage's Cate; rh Remedy. 1)•en't fool
around w.th a p .p•g80, nor a "Flint-
. look," wheu Weis r• Nabi, "Winchester' is
within reach 1 1)t. Sage's tree. meat of
catarrh is far sup»,t• r to the or.tilway,
and when dire e'.i :o, ar• i reaeouahly well
followed, teauits iu a german-ut pure.
Dan's to :get b+ iud,lf. r•.ut to the vw tt-
fled clnunt ..f thin uifa.l'og remedy.
i6509 is etre) ed, in vino.; t .tib, f .r en in -
curette o.rt0 f Catarrh in the Head, by
prop.. -t, .1u, the World'e Diep.•ueary
IVIedicat A s elation, 13utfn,lo. N. Y. .it
all drugginte.
Judge -mot was rendered Wednesday
a fommte sires suit ..f John W. Mac-
ho unl i.maire, agaiust Galiguaui's
tiger Wonders, the director, will
n 8ix'eeo months' hneritoumeht.
in th
key,
Messe
und.rg
0
Of the b
not work
arrh as on
(hire All
const ut n
upon w'tat
you have C
Clark's Carat
take a odrtloa
rived Dreg.:
mead it. Priu
address by the
onto, New York
NE DOZEN BOTTLES
est known Blood Remedy will
such a uhauge in a case of Cat-
s parksge of Clark's Catarrh
the wise talk about tieing a
al or blond disease depeude
rte advertiser has to Bell. If
atatrh is any form, try
rh Cure, thud you need not
d heroic tiny benefit i. de-
ists keep it and venom
50 malts. S.'ut to •toy
Clank Chemical Co., Tor-
-A white man
suicide at Fiud;ay
week, heasu•e the
fused their atte"t
the negro, infli.t, ,i
head with •a h .t hr
from wht,h h.- ..herd
Adolp't S hi.fll b'res
li •et pti a i ul et into
his thr•.,t .vith a r•tz o-,
himself in the river.
and a negro aommit•ed
, O.,io, one day last
WOO140 they loved re-
iooe. t'i'ed' Jacksno,
thirteen cute in his
inff. eting injurd-e
y .f.orscuds died.
the white man,
lug head, then out
and lin•lly threw
THE RF.1) COLOR o
caused h, the iron is con
the iron it hen hacking by
Beef, Iran and Wine.
f the blood is
tains. Supply
sing Milbu.n'e
-News hi,. 11 :en rru.ivs• i ,•f a horrible
affair wh c i reeen'. iy h.'ppened at
Macaigu t stub t :t •• adm+n attacked
hfe little bru'he wish kuif.•, cutting of
his head and otherwise mutilating him
in the nest terrible manner. Ile then
proceeded to rat portioua of tha body,
and had devu.t, e 1 the fingers, liver,
heart and eyes when discovered. In
reply to questions why he had committed
the horrible deed the madman deolared
that hie brother had died and that he
was making an autopsy on the hoy'e
body.
WHEN THE BREATH
Is tainted by catarrh it is au °videnoe
that the disease has progress to the throat
perhaps to the larvox, and the bronchial
tubes. These are only oessations nn the
road to the lunge Wheu Caterili has
progressed and attacked the luega there
can he hat oua result—consumption and
death Clark's Catarrh Cure will arrest
the disease at any point before the iuogs
are seriously affected. It costa fifty eento
of druggists, or sent to any ..ddress on
receipt of price. Clerk Chemi:al Co.,
Toronto, Near York.
HOW THE SCANDAL GREW.
Mrs. A. to Mrs. B.—"That Mrs.
Newcomer is eo fond of her chil-
dren. The 'other day when I
called site was blowing soap bubbles
with them through a common clay
Pipe."
Mrs. B. to Mrs. C.—"'That Mrs.
Newcomer is so funny. Mrs. A.
RAW her amusing her children with
a common clay pipe."
Mre. C. to Mrs. D.—"That Mrs.
Newcomer smokes a coalition clay
Pipe."
Mrs. D. to Mrs. E.—"That Mrs.
Newcomer smokes a horrid pipe.
I don't see how any woman in her
sober senses could do that."
Mrs. E. to Mrs. F.—"That Mrs.
Newcomer smokes 'a pipe and
drinks awfully."
LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM.
Love's young dream was a very bright
one, and its fulfillment will be bright,
too, if she bride will remember that she
is a woman. and liable to all the ills
peculiar to 1'.er sex. We remind those
who are suffering from any of therm, that
Dr. t'ierce's Favorite Preecriptiou will
renew the hue of youth in pile and
sallow cheeks, correct initiating uterine
diseases, arrest and ours nfaeration anti
iofi immation, and iufuee new vt.ality
intoe. weal ing hod,. ''Favorite Pee -scrip -
tion" is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggist e, under a positireyuaran-
tee from the manufacturers, that it will
give 8 ttlsfantion in every ewe, or m •nev
will he refunded This guarantee has
been printed on the bottle -wrapper, and
faithfully carried out for many years.
—Mr. Gladstone has decided to
support the divorce reform bill in-
troduced in Parliament by Mr.
Hunter. This fact has amazed the
Liberals, who believed he 'could
oppose any extension of divorce as
a matter of religious principle.
The bill entitles a wife to a dissolu-
tion of the marriagetie in the event
of adultery or four years desertion
on the part of the husband. The
bill will be deb teast.,l;r stt4lm
.T =° ��brRl.prbbali'1'y"hiss,
'bat when carried
to the Hotted of Lords it is certain
to be rejected, as the bishops will
congregate against it.
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AS AN AID to interns., remedies for
skin eli.seftses, Dr. Low's Sulphur Soap
proves very valuable.
DISTRESSED MICHIGA"N
FARMERS.
Surely if any state or locality ou
this coutineut is so favorably
situated as Lo, get the full benefit
of the 'sixty million market," it is
Mioltigtn. For as to railway rates
and aft uther advantages of situa-
tiori, that stale is just 0n a par with
what Ontario would be if 'we had
uIItpsiricted reciprocity, end the
"31) Ct'nls a bushel more for hurley"
and "y30 additional for H horse," of
oliicli wu IIesr so mach Iroui the
annexation Pes,iuriat crowd. Bat
what ale the facts of the case 1
We copy from the Detroit Free
Press as follows :—The figures
which will appear in the volume of
"Farm Statistics of Michigau for
1889-90," soon to be issued from
the office of the Secretary of State,
and of which a summary was given
iu Tuesday's Free Press, show very
clearly why it is that there is such a
feeling of uurest among the
agriculturit,ts of the state. \Vheu
allowance, at day's wgtre's, is made
made fur the labor involved iu the
production of throe of the principal
crops, for interest or the capital in
vested anti for the cash outlay, the
result shows a large actual loss.
The farmers have not rue behind
the auiount the figures indicate, bus
ou the wheat, corn and oat trope it
appears they have fallen over $9,-
000,000 short of being fairly re-
munerated for their tabor and
capital. It is no wonder they aro
discontented with the conditions
which have produced such results.
They have been frugal and hard-
working, but their occupation, he
yond affording them a living, has
been profitless. It has been a hard
thing for many of them to meet the
Interest on their mortgages. This
has not shrunk, although the prices
they have received for their pro-
ducts have.
ANY NI EN, MANY MINDS," but
annum and all minds agree as to the
merits .•f Burdock Pills, small and sugar -
c .atc•1.
COU1tT OF CROWS.
I never would have believed
stories told about crow justice had
I not attended their "court," says
Ewing Herhrt in the Kansas City
Star. Ouo beautiful day in Decem-
ber I was riding on the public road
two miles north of Hamlin, Kau. I
had noticed great flocks of crows
ying about me, and when nearing
cottonwood grove, in making a
rn to the right, I saw hundreds of
m perched in the trees in solid
e to the end of the rows. I had
somewhere that crows were
governed birds, and when I
his fine-looking body I judged
t sat there to give trial to an
r of some sort. I stopped
orse, half fearing the
birds would fly—adjourn
continue the case. To my
o attention was paid to me
a roan with a gun to dis-
mocking, itnpucent
I was just in time to
all that was done.
a
to
th
lin
read
well
saw t
that i
offend
my h
crafty
court or
delight n
—it takes
turb &hes
blacklegs.
hear and se
From a tr
where ten
such loud at:
never heard
throats, and ev
the flock join
noieo, and the cl
was all that could
if noiss was desir
three minutes of ti
rest was taken, whi
a single crow, wh
talk iu the crow d
quickly by others.
Thiugs because m
and my iuterest in the
wan eu intense that wh
bird submitted a few 1
was applauded by gen
from every bird I coul
keeep from clapping my
Suddenly twelve cro
down the line twice and b
all was atilt as they did so.
amused and startled. This m
a jury of crows on parade.
believe it wee. After two or
crows had again spoken the t
flew down the lines once m
but this time there were fierce
from every crow in anewer to c
from the twelve. My fancy
pleined : The jury (vise seeking
'verdict in public opinion, and t
excited crows, like revolutionar
mobs, demanded blood. Back to
their perches for the last time flew
the crows and again a silence fell
crisis tin lik=a.eabtl br:r 7'rinretratat ~$trot: '
romo whispers as the prisoner steps
forward to learn the worst. But I
could diatinguish no cri•ninal. Ae
I looked for the poor fellow there
e at the head of a row,
rows eat, there came
1 rapid cawing as 1
before from so few
ry now and then all
d in snaking the
orus thus furnished
have been asked
d. After two orr
is racket a silent
h was broken by
o made a little
'elect, followed
was a great angry caw and all flew
to the centre of the line, where, as 1
live, they tore three of their un•
suspecting kind its shreds, leaving
only a few feathers to float upward
and out of eight as they separated
and noiselessly flew away, seeming-
ing satisfied with whist they had
done.
ADV ICC To ;iloTnitaa.—Are you die-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child satferinet and crying with
pain of Cutting Teeth? It' so send at
once and get a bottle of "airs Winslow's
SoothingSyt'up" for Children Teething.
its value is incalculehle. It will relieve
the poor itltlesulferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there 18.00 mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, reg hates the Stomach and
Bowels, euros Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs Winslow's Soothiug Syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldeat
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. a bottle. Ise sure andask for "Sirs,
winslow's Soothing Syrup," andltake no
tber kind.
ore dignified
proceedings
en a fine, fat
•emarke and
rat cawing
d scasoely
ands.
we flew
ack and
I was
ight he
And I
three
valve
ore ;
8W8
we.
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"IS 'PHIS CHRISTIANITYl"
TUE MUSIC OF THE S.SLV-STIONISTS.
But then the music! There are
many who cannot away wi'h their
drums and trumpets and tambour•
ines; and they trittmphautiy ask,
Is this Christianity? The question
is silly. .No one supposes it to hr.
Christianity, or to hive auything
wore to do with t•a��niial Christian-
ity than tee crosses, and bauuers,
and pi oces.<i0 15, Hood acolytes in
surplices end scarlet, eissocks, and
thuribles, 'iud breid.•rud stoles of
our ritu Misfit churches. The drums
and trumpcts are not even remotely
associated, as are these gorgeous
adjnucts of modern Anglicanism,
with the insinuation of any doctrine.
They have no purpose in the world
but the very innocent one of attract-
ing the people to gatherings where
they may hear something which
benefits their souls. "We do not
believe iu all this noise and blare
and jigging," • says the comatose
sensibility of comfortable piet:sut.
No one does, except as David and
the Psalmists believed iu it, when
they exhort us "to snake a cheerful
noise to the God of our salvation";
to ''take the psalm, bring hither the
tahret, the merry harp, with the
lute"; or as the children of Israel
belioveed in it, when their tribes
searched to the yoarly festivals in
rivers of melody. Souls members
of the Church of England chant
every day of their lives, "0 come
let us sing unto the Lord, let us
heartily rejoice in the strength of
our salvation." Music ie the
natural expression of joy. The
songs and music of the Salvation
Arany may not he so refined as the
hymns of Newman and Lyte, or as
the music of Mozart and Beethoven,
but they are even bettter adapted
to the needs of the poor people to
whom they appeal. The experience
of Wesley, and his desire that "the
devil should not have all the best
tunes," ought to have taught a
leasou in this direction to the
Church of England. There may
not be much poetry in
"Free from the bondage
Free from the fear,
Crowned with salvation
Heaven even here,
Shouting Hallelujah as we march aloeg,
0 come and join our happy throng,"
but those who have heard the joy of
the Salvationists as they sing it
may well decline to act in the spirit
of the Pharisees, who, when the
children shouted Hosannas before
the path of Jesus, indignantly
asked, "Maeter; hearest thou what
these s;ty 7" and received the rebuke,
"Yea. did ye never read, Out of
the mouth of babes and sucklings
thou hast perfected praise 4"
"These people will sing their way
ronud the world in spite of us,"
said a Brooklyn divine ; and he was
right, as the result has proved.
Cannot we echo the tolerant and
loving words --
"Do these men praise him ? I will
raise
My voice up to their point of praise !
I see the error ; but above
The scope of error, sea tho love -
0 love of shoso first Christian days 1"
—Froth "The Salvation Army," by
the Venerable Archdeacou FARRAR,
in Harper•'s Magazine for May.
WORTS CONFIDENCE.
Those who have used it praise is! 11'Ire.
Geo Ward wri'ee from Josephine, Ont.,
concerning HRgyarda Yellow Oil : "Ae
a sure cure for chapped hands, swellings,
,Srestl oJt ted etas,.,Lseeetiftttend#agyardis
allow 00,11 t0 all."
DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY.
Kidney complaint, dropsy and similar?
troubles depend dire r:My op wrong action
of the kidneys and indirectly on had
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters regulates
the aotiou of the kidney's and cleanse'
the Wed ft om all Impurities, in thia
way curl+ g kidney complatnt,dropsy,etc.
CHOKED 13Y A SERPENT.
A THRILLING MIDNIGHT EXPERIENCE
WITH A PYTHON SEVEN
FEET LONG.
He was spurt and swarthy, with
small, black eyes and a jet black,
tightly waxed moustache. He.
drove up to the Grand Palace
hotel in a cab last eveuiug and
registered es Prof. Henri. Belmont,
of Paris, l+rauce. Litter a blue
box, about the size of au ordinary
truck, and having holes bored in
the cover, was deposited ou the
sidewalk, and, under the personal
supervision of the new guest, was
taken to his room.
TL a aureate iu the vicinity of
room 213, to which lie was assigued,
noticed a peculiar odor in the
atmosphere, which brought bask
memories of the circus and museum,
'Cho professor during the eveniug
devoted considerable attention to
the bar, and beCtltlle rather COltl•
muuicalivo as the titue progressed.
He said he was the champion snake
chariuer of the world, and cuutd
capture and wee any snake. Ile
told stories of wooing the elusive
reptile iu its tropic house, and be•
gulling it by coaxiug words and
sweat strains of Music from a swell
fife which he exhibited. As the
eight wore ou the ruler of the
snakes waxed merry uud jocular,
and finally, at the request of his
new found acquaintances, agreed to
exhibit his pets, which were in the
blue box. He had boon• working
in a dime museum in San Francisco
he said, and was ou hie way to New
York.
The party went upstairs to his
room and the professor proceeded
to unlock the box, which had been
placed against the steam pipes to
keep the reptilee warm. The un-
steady hand of the owuer, after
coneiderablo puking among blank
eta, fished out a wriggliug snake
about two feet lung. This wits his
special pet. It waa a blackauaku,
and its glittering eyes ,Hatched the
brilliant orbs of the professor. The
shrill notes of the fife which the
professor began playing induced
the snake to try to stand on ite
head, crawl into the professor's
pocket, and finally tie itself in a
knot around his neck. Several
other reptiles were taken out of the
box and fondled by the owner, who
appeared to really entertain an
affection for them- The visitors
were permitted to take a peep
at the "king of all snakes in
captivity," as the owuer called it
which monopolized one half th'W
box. The crowd went downstairs
and had several farewell drinks,
after which the professor shook
hands all around and said he was
going to bed.
Fred Newberry, who occupies
room 220, was awakeued about an
hour afterward by a scuffling noise,
quickly followed by cries and
shouts for help. Hastily pulling
on his clothes he ran into the hall
and knocked on the door of room
213, from which the sound came.
"Flurry—he choke—me," gasped a
voice, and Newberry threw hie
weight against the door, bursting it
open. The room was dark, but he
could hear gasps and moans of
pain. He stepped toward the bed,
but with a yell of horror jumped
back again, for hie bare toot
had come in contact with a
wriggling, slimy snake. By
this time other doors had been
opened and the guests were pour-
ing into the hall. The night clerk,
William Payne, came running up
the steps four steps at a time. He
entered the room and lighted the
gas. A horrible sight was present-
ed, and one of the women in the
crowd fainted. Lying on the bed,
his face black from suffocation and
his oyes bulging from his head,
lay the snake charmer. Around
his limbs and budy was tightly
coiled the "king of snakes. The
diamond-shaped head was waving
to and fro, from the horrid mouth
ehot the long, black, forked tongue
in anger. Some cried, "Shoot
him" "Kill him,' one man ran
into the hall and seized the
fire axe. The etnaller snakes
had disappeared under the bed,
where they were !fleeing and squirm•
in in heel p. 'r0ntwia' bees ,tatilr'-L
`ii nt1y whisperer ale half -choked
professor. It seemed a case of life
or death for some one. "I'll grab
his head while you untwist hia tail."
shouted Nowberry,aud with a spring
D
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Rl' relief from the savor 1st pain.
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CHOLERA MORBUS,
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tar Beware of Counterfeits and. Imitations.
1890 AN'D 1891_
Christmas & New Year Goods
lust arrived, the R F�� 1 ) Black Basket, Royal piasters, Lon
nest qqalities of �• a flan Layer, Sultanas .\. �'alencias.
CURRAA Patras and 1 f 1� Lemon, Orange and
NTS itaatras. PEELS Cition, end FIGS.
fi
FRESH CANEUTS
Almonds, Filberts, Wall.
D
nuts and Shelled Almonds
Corn, Peas and Tomatoes riurin ; Lolisiays, a
TEN CENTS l'Elt CAN.
SUGARS, 'PEAS, C()FF3ES and SPICES—we lead as ueunl. Cli0,.'KERY
and UL.\SSWABE at away -down prices for holiday Pte Bents.
SEE OUR XMAS COUNTEE .
J. W. IR' I , The Noted Oroe�,r, Clinton
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he caught the, writhing, hissing mass
by the neck close up to the head.
It took ail the night clerk's strength
to untwist the steel -like evils of the
angry reptile. Finally the arias of
the professor wise freed, and he
grabbed the neck of the serpent,
making et the sante time a hissing
noiso with his lips. With one hand
he stroked the fertile until lie
caught the reptile firmly around the
center of the body, and with u deft
fling threw it into the box and
quickly shut the lid. The work of
capturing the smaller snakes was
easily accomplished.
The snake was s python about
seven feet long. Perhaps it could
not have killtd the snake charmer,
but it badly frightened him. Ile
was politely informed by Mr. New-
berry that the hotel was no dime
museum'mid with his box he sought
another hotel. The snakes got out
hec•tuse the profeasor left the door
open while drunk. When the
steam pipes got cold the big ser-
pent crawled into his master's bed
in search of warmth. Belmont pro-
bably rolled on it, and this excited
its anger.
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in not later than MONDAY NOON of
each week.
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circulation than any outer paper in
this section, and as an advertising
medium has few equals in Ontario.
Our hooks are open to those who
mean business.
Jou: PRINTING.
The Job Lejartrn.ent of this jour-
nal is one of the best equipped in
Western Ontario, and a superior
class of work is guaranteed at very
Tom prices.
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IMPLEMENTS.
The snbseriber having severed his eonneetion
with the Massey Company, desires to intimate
otos he Inn boon appoint. 1 agent for the well-
known firm of
FROST & WOOD,
Implement makers, of Smith's Falls, and will be
pleased to fill all orders its his line as heretofore.
Will also keep on hand WILKINSON ?Lows.
COLTER A SCOTT DRILLS, DIEM HARROWS. and
articles of like nature.
WM. STANLEY,
1147-6m Ao)meavillo and Minton
A NICE HOME
AT A BARGAIN.—Eightacres of land with a
select orchard of choles apple trees;
comfortable house and stables ; adjjoiningiOode.
rich township. Apply bo B, L. DOYLE, Gads.
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