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Abeamtitisrn,
InEX$0. due to :the Preaeuce of uric
acid ipthe blood, is most effectually
cured by the uee,of Ayer's 8areapa•
,fila. Le care you get Ayer's and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid to thoroughly expelled from the
system, We chaliongu attQutioq this
• testimony •
"About two yea'a`ago, afteriuifering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able to walk only, with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral Waters,
without relief, I caw by an advertise-
ment in a Chicago paper that a man had
pPlaintTeafter relieved
suffering, by talking
Ayerza Sarsaparilla. X then decided to
make a trial of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it has effected a
complete cure.. X have since had no re-
turn of the disease."—Mrs. R. Irving
Dodge,110 West 125th et., New York.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
Inflammatory rheumatism, being con-
fined to my house six months. I came
out of the sicknesa very much debili-
tated with no appetite, and my eyste)n
disordered in every way. I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
I cannot say too much in praise of this
well-known medicine."—Mrs. L. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. H.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PAIPARED EY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., "Lowell, Mass.
, Price al,; six bottles, tab. Worth 55 a bottle.
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.60 a Year•-ti1,E5 in Advance
Weduosdav, ,tpri$ 2Otit, 1892
THE HOUSEHOLD PRIZE.
135 Adelaide St., W. Toronto, Ont. :
"Your reliable preparation, St. ,Jaoobe
Oil, hos preyed a decent to me in mere
ways tlt.tr- one. I have used it for
quinsy (out••v.trd application) with very
boned .rial reanita, and fora cavo of rheu-
mati-m, where its action was swift and
sure, and P. p:,rfeot care was performed.
I con»i.ier i' a roma 'y to be prised in
every household."
Tuos. Pomp .r., with Johnson & Brown.
—At the reading of the will of
the late Mrs. Mary Cornyn it Mae
found that St. Paul's Church,
Wingham, was' bequeathed a sung
sum.
Many people who pride themselveson
their blue blood would be far happier
with pure blood ; but while we cannot
(hoose our ancestors,tortnnately, by the
nee of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, wo can trans-
mit pure blood to our preterity.
—Mr. Watson, of Gorrie, the
other clay 'shipped a car of • fine
horeses for Gla:cow, Scotland.
They aro said to be the finest load
that has over been shipped from
there.
Mrs. Jane Vaneiclo, Atherton, Ont was
cured of liver complaint, after years of
euffering by using five bottles of 13. B. B.
She renowmende it.
—A freak of nature, in the shape
of a two-faced calf; was dropped by
a cow bolougiug to Rev. Arch Sin-
clair, lot 3, con. 8, Lobo township,
on the 7th inst. Tho calf has two
mouths, four eyes and two Bare,
while the remnants of three horns
are visible. Iu drinking and when
bellowing both mouths are used.
"After a varied experienoe with many
so -coiled oothartic remedies. I em cenvi,.-
cod that Ayer's Pills give tho aloes eati.-
factory results. I rely excluaivel y n
those Pills for the ours of liver and
eto'machoomphintie ohn•=1.1.: tr8r;;-
.Abilene, Texas.
—The erose -petition of M. Henry
Cargill, M. P. for East Bruce,
against tho defeated Liberal Candi
date, Mr. Reuben Truax, was filed at
Oagoode hall leaf week.
AMMIOA TO MOTHERS. -Are you disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick phlld
mitering and aryiug with pain of Cutting Tooth?
If eo send at once and sot a bottle of "Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children Teeth
Ing. Its mine is incalouleble. It will relieve
thepoor little sufferer immediately. Dependupon
it, mothers; there ie no mietako about It. It
auras Dysentery and Diarrhoea, regulator the
m
etoaoh and b, vole, cares wind Colic, soften,
the gams, recluses inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. "tire. Winelow'e
Soothing Syrup" forehildren teething is pleasant
to the taete and is the prescription of ono of the
oldest and host female phyefeians and nurses in
the United Statue, and le for sale by all druggist's
throughout the world. Price 25 oasts a bottle.
Be AGM and ask for "Mos. WINRLOW'» SOOTHING
Sams?,"and tat no other kind. 650y
—Hoe. J. A. Cheplenu has so far
recovered from hie illness that it is
announced he will leave for Ottawa
on Mouday next to assume the
duties of Minister of Customs.
Brad blond broods divers dietrcesivg
diseases, Burdock Blood Bitters banisher,
boils and blotches, with every other
symptom arising from bad blood.
—Frank Edney, of Toronto, has
been remanded to Brampton jail for
eight days on a charge of troepess
on the Grand Trunk railway.
Throe men eutered a car and threw
off two twenty five pound caddies
of tobacco, subsequently jumping
from the train and making off with
the plunder. Edney is eespected
of being one of the gang.
Consumption Cured.
An old physlolan, retired from sweetie°, having
had placed in life hands by an East India mission-
ary the formals of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent ears of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Caaarrh, Ate hma and all throat and
Lang Affections, also a positive and radical eure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wonderful 'curative powers
in thousands of cages, has felt it hie duty to make
it known to bis angering fellows. Actuated by thio
motive and a desire to relieve human aofferhrg, I
will Bend free of ohareo, to all who desire it, thin
recipe, in German, French or tnglish, with full
directions for preparing and rising. sent by mail
by addreseing with Stam,., naming Oda paper.
W.A. N570 +, 810 Pacers' Block, Rochester, N.Y.
650—y
OOLTY,g04%.9ST AnfEOTIOit,
Mlit8 *QIIIV'IRN Y, ----A 0D HER boss
lav11 AT $500.
Brantford, A,p� il 11,...,.Ono of the
miet'intereeting oases down for trial
at,tho metres to-day'war that of' the
action , for breach of promise ' of
Marriage broughtby;lt1ary /1fcEwen,
of Mount Pleasant, against James'
G. Hamper, of Mount Vernon, for
$2,000 damages. The ease has
been withdrawn, however, plaintiff
having agreed to accept $500 in
lieu of all damages and oxpe0000,
This sum has been tendered by the
defendant and the Daae Settled out
of court.
Plaintiff is a handsome, good•
looking young lady, and the faith-
less Swain a well-to-do young
farmer.
Defendant admitted the promise
of 'marriage made to Mise McEwen,
so that in any ease it was merely a
question of costa.
There were eixteen lettere passed
between the parties, but they were
of a Platonic and matter of -fact
character and leaked the swelling
sentiment that usually characterizes
Vim) effueione.
CRIMLESS ONTARIO,
Ontario -seems to bo singularly
free from crime at the present time.
Never perhaps in the history of the
province did the judges receive so
many pairs of white kid gloves as
they are now receiving on their
spring circuits. The fact is most
.ratifying, and it suggests a leoson
that ought to be salutary. Once
or twice during the tiwe the Scott
Act was in force in Halton, there
was an assizes without any criminale.
Friende of the Act 'more zealous
than wise, jumped to the conclusion
tbet the absence of crime was caused
by the Scott Act. The Scott Act
ie not in force in any county now,
and there never was less crime.
Nothing proves more clearly that
temperance and religion are good
causes than that they can stand the
support of aome of their friends.
It can be ehown clearly enough
that a large proportion of the crime
commited in civilized couutriee is
produced by or is in some way con-
nected with the liquor traffic. That
is a fact, but it doee not by any
means follow that because there
may be no criminals• to try at any
given assize in a small Bounty, the
absence of crime must be attributed
to the Scott Act, should that
Act happen to be in force. It
would mightily help to bring
in the millenium if causes
that are good were always supported
by men and arguments equally
good. The temperance cause has
Buffered perhaps more than any
other from poor logic and assertions
that were incapable of proof.—
Canada- Presbyterian.
A SOLEMN WARNING.
Detroit Free Press: They were
just two, alone in the old home.
stead—two dear, fussy old people,
and one said to the other, as if
speaking his thoughte aloud :
'There's something goin' wrong in
the house.'
'I've felt it in my bones,' answer-
ed his wife; 'what is it, Elkanah 4'
—.You.,tell,,..-Nancy-..Akre a bin".an'
it's a comin' neare'r a kind of
trouble in the air—sort of lonesome
like, as if somebody hed bin and
gone.'
''Tain't the children,' said Nancy,
clearing her throat, and with a
quaver in her voice.
`No, dear,' said the old man
gently ;' we're. used to them bein'
gone. It's more like something
that is here, or ain't here, an' I don'
know as I bo eure which 'tie.'
`Where's Mehitabel9' asked his
wife suddenly. 'I ain't seen her
since noon.'
In answer to the name Mehitobel
came forward, a big striped gray
and black cat.
'There's a sort of gloomerin' in
the air,' said the old man ; 'mebbe
if I read a chapter now it'd help ne
out '
'Read the 15th chapter of St.
John,' said his wife. - "Pears like
when one'e in troublethet helps out
masterfully.'
So the old man read aloud in tbo
shaky voice of age that blessed
canticle of the church I 'Let not
your heart() be' troubled,' and when
he had finished reading he prayed a
bit, taking in the whole universe,
and still there was what he called
the feeling of gloomeriu" about.
Suddenly his wife gave a start
and a weak little cry.
'iticrtal sakes alive 1 I know what
it !s now, Elkanah. Tho clock hez
stopped?'
'Land of Goshen 1 'Tain't true?'
'Look for yourself. Tho hands
hez stopped plumb level at 12.'
'It never stopped afore, Nancy.
It's struck for life an' its etruck for
death, but not to strike at all—no
wonder wo felt lonesome.
'It's a solemn warniu',tsaid his
wife, shaking her head in a myster-
ious way , 'that clock never stopped
for notbin'.'
Then two simple-minded old
eoule looked'at eaoh oth4r vlt9.tt :Ix
alt of vague cQlnmiaoretiQn, p>ad
shook their, hoade aedly,
The ONO morning the old Couple
bad breakfast atthe regular hour.
horology had 'nothing to do with
theeup.iike, regglarity of their lives
-and when that was over Elkanakt.
thwenot to ,
out to find a man to doctor
e 1
ci
'What Ails ill' asked the clock
mender as ho opened the tall door
and peered in at the scant machin.
ery,
'Something's wrong with it's in --
nerds,' said Elkanah. Then hesi-
tatingly, 'My wife think's mebbe
it'e a solotnu warnin'.'
'It nought be gitton old,' suggest-
ed his wife, who did not like being
quoted as a prophesier.
'Taint over a hundred, en' ought
to be good for another hull ceut'ry,
warnin' or no waruin',' said the old
man. 'Can you find out the diffi-
culty I' he asked anxiously of the
ratan who was examining it.
'Sure,' said the oloekmaker.
'You forgot to wind it,'
Forgot to wind the clock !
The two old people looked at each
other as if they were dnzed. It
really seemed ungrateful for that
old timepiece to go and stop for a
little thing like that.
'Such a thing never happened
afore,' said Nancy as they sat joy-
fully listening to the 'tick -tock' of
their old companion. 'I can't
hardly seem to sense it. That clock
meet bo gettin' old.'
'Mebbe it's us that's gettin old
'stead of the clock,' suggested the
old manwith a twiukle in hie eye.
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T HE "TIMES" ON THE TREATY
PRESIDENT HARRISON'S LITTLE BLUFF
ISO AMUSING AND QUITE HARM—
LESS.
London Times.
The American Senate by unani-
mous vote has ratified the Arbitra•
tion treaty, ,which provides for the
amicable settlement of the diepute
concerning the Beal fishery in Behr•
ing sea. It need nardly be repeat-
ed that, notwithstanding the cow
motion raised by party managers, no
one seriously doubted that the Sen-
ate would take this course. No one
but an American can uuderetand
what a satisfaction Americans can
derive from the bluster which forms
an inseparable accompaniment of
their negotiations. Intoxicating as
it appears, it does not, however, ob-
scure for them the governing con-
siderations of the case in hand. In
the very midet of demonstrations
which in the old world would ex-
clude all hope or chance of a peace.
ful solution they can at a moment's
notice drop their rant and adopt the
eerioue tone of business men.
While President Harrison was fum•
ing and sputtering in a fashion
which Americans presumably think
imposing, and which Engliehmen
certainly think absurd, the Senate
was quietly preparing to ignore all
hie flights of elogaenoe and to ac-
cept the proffered settlement. Ap.
pearances, however, have to be con-
sulted to come extent. and the Sen•
ate, even when thus putting aside a
President's histrionics, is obliged to
lcgd,•,6>m what„,.gongte:papc.e
Coneequently we have a little com-
edy of delighted discovery. The
President receives a despatch from
Lord Salisbury repeating proposals
which he had already made in more
than one shape, and reeolutety re-
fusing to yield the inequitable de-
mand for uncompensated exclusion
of British or Canadian sealers from
Behring sea pending the sitting. of
the arbitrators. This despatch he
sends to Congress with a message to
the effect that he thinks it very
eatiefactory and is preparing a suit-
able reply. Every senator knows
quite well that the despatch alters
nothing and offers nothing which
.was not always at the Presid-
ent's disposal in case of the treaty
being ratified. But by common
consent every one affects to be
struck by the great change in the
situation discovered by the preter-
natural sagacity of the President.
Senators assure one another that
Lord Salisbury has "climbed down"
.has yielded at the last moment what
he so long refused, and has thus
opened the door for a friendly set-
tlement which, otherwise could
never have been reached. Con-
gl'atulatidne ere exchanged all
around in public, while the oon-
fldeutial wink of the brother augur
is the only wear in private. Thus
no harm is allowed to come of the
Presidential" bluster, yet the Presi-
dent has the satisfaction of being
treated seriously; and his wirepuller,
throughout the country aro able to
boast. that ho twisted the tail of the
British lion, It is an entertaining
little comedy so far as spectators
are concerned, and in view of a
Presidential election, we presume it
is good domestic business,
ems-
-The , marine report brought
down yesterday in the House of
Commons at Ottawa shows the
total number of vessels of the Dom-
inion is 7,015, measuring 1,005,475
tone,, value at $30 per ton, $30,164,-
250.
T�T,i' REVOLVER IN P'rl
1VORF0 Ju8T ABOVT:TOE i1A3f1i1 Ali THE
REYQT1Y411'IN ' ii14,TINITTSD
London,April 12..-,•4 man named
Hamilton, residing at Melksham, in
Wiltshire on Avon, wee engaged to
b 'm •e a u
e aril d to young lady of that
place. ' He, however, became con-
vinced that the uncle of his. fiancee
was seeking to influence her to
break the engagement. Hamilton
brooded over the matter and finally,
determined to kill the nnclo. He
procured a revolver, accused the
uncle of taking advantage of his re-
lations to the girl to prejudice her
against him. But few words were
exchanged when, Hamilton 't drew
his revolver and shot and killed the
uncle. Hamilton fled to Warmins-
ter, where the police found him to-
day. A sergeant attempted to take
him into custody, but Hamilton
rnede a desperate resistance. Find-
ing the policeman was getting the
bettor of the struggle, Hamilton
drew his revolver and shot the
officer dead. Other officers seized
hitn before he could fire again and
overpowered him.
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
WHAT THE GREAT EDITOR WRITES
FOR H18 AGRICULTURAL COLUMN.
EXPLANATORY—In a late issue of
the Kicker, we' spoke -about Tom
Jones of the Bald Eagle saloon
diluting his whiskey until one gal
Ion made five. Such items often
creep in during the hurry of geing
to press. Mr. Jones has called at
our office and satisfied us that he.,
follows the rule laid down by All
others ,and that one gallon is made
to produce only three. We cheer-
fully make the correction.
NOT OUR MAN—Tho boys over
in Clinch Valley gent us word the
other day that they had hung our
agricultural editor and wanted to
know what should be done with the
body. ' We replied that our agricul-
tural man was at that moment sit-
ting in the sanctum of the Kicker
and writing a column article en-
titled, "Will the Coming Cow Make
Use of the Cactus for Fodder 1"
The boys had made a mietako.
We are not quite certain who their
victim was, but we suepect
that he was a naturaliet from Chi-
cago, who wrote us about four week
ago that he was heading this way
e
The Clinch Valley boys have
been down On us ever since our
winning mule cleaned them out of
$75,000 cash on a mile dash, and
they no doubt thought they had a
rich joke on us when they run down
the tenderfoot. Our agricultural
editor doesn't know any too 'much,
but be never atrays outside the
town.
TAKE NOTICE.—Whereae an in-
dividual known as Bill Poole has
seen fit to spread the report that I
am an eecaped prisoner from the
Kansas' Penitentiary; this is to noti-
fy him that if he does not publicly
retract the name in the next issue
of the Kicker I shall shoot him
wherever I may find him. I am a
peacefully -minded roan, but I feel
that I must protect my character,
which is all hove as working capital
—SURR•SHOT JACKSON.
THEY MUST Go.—When the
Mayor" ofthis '=town -(who is ourself)
returned to hie office after luncheon
the' other day he found Grizzly Bill
in possession. G. Bill had been
boasting to some of the boyo that be
proposed to run the mayor's office
thereafter. We courteously Invited
him to vacate, but he promptly re-
fused, and called us a ono -horse
Mayor of a one-horse town.
The doctors predicted yesterday
that he would die as the sun went
down, botheis still living is we go to
preee,and may possibly pull through.
If he dies we phall follow our usual
conrae and bury him in our private
graveyard and foot all expenses.
If he lives we shall advise him to
get out of this town as soon soon as
he can walk.
The boys die hard, but they must
go. As Mayor we have a certain
dignity, to maintain;` and shall
maintain it at any met. Our offic-
ial office is neither a pokei•room nor
a saloon. As editor of the Kicker
Grizzly 'Bill and the rest of the
gang can facetiously poke us in the
ribs and smash our hat overoureyes,
but as Mayor we shall permit no
undue familiarity.
BLOOD WILL TELL.
Good blood will show its quality. So
will bad blood, the one in a healthy body
and ruddy complexion, the other in ill
health, biotchee, pimples, boils, and
eoree, and frequently in inteneer forme se
uloere, %beoeeees, erysipelas, sorofuloue
diseases, salt rheum, eto. Every organ
of the body depenle upon the blood for
force and vitality, and is but scantily
served when the blood is impure. No
remedy Is so potent as 8 blood purifier or
more rapidly produces new and healthy
blood than Burdook Blood Bitters,
which neutralizes the various poisons ani
restores the vitalizing power of this all
important fluid. As an instance of this
read what Mr. J. S. Neff, of Algoma
Mille, Ont, says In a recent letter :
Sins.—A year ago 1 was troubled
with spots breaking oaten over my body,
the effect of bad blood. Iconsulted three
different dootore, who gave medicine but
did not eure me. I was advised to try
13. B. 13., and after using two bottles I
noticed the spots getting lose. I contin-
ued the use of B. 13. 13., wbiob .entirely
cured me, giving mo also a splendid ap-
petite. Since then I wauld use no other
medicine.
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Mr. J. E. Humphrey, 46 Bond Street,
Toronto, says Burdock Blood Bitters
wrought a complete ours of dyspepsia in
hia case after all else had failed.
—At Portage la Prairie and
westward the country roads are
covered with dust and the fields are
perfectly dry. Along the Manitoba
& Northwestern railway farm work
is in progress and much seeding has
already been done.
'!Woe troubled with continual head-
ache and lose of appetite but before I had
taken many doses of B. 13. R. appetite
and health returned."
J. B. TaoMpsoN, Bethesda, Ont.
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The Job Department of this jour-
nal is one of the best equipped in
Western Ontario, and a superior
class of work is guaranteed at very
lom prices.
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