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e Ito ,tical: ;ItagQg, Oa14;bo ucc s s .., sful1y
t hetiked'by the Inrpndpt u:le of Ayer'p
Clte>Flry lf,*oct0ra'1. Alorefl ie the, later
pertocla of that di. ease, the me
ough le
wonderfully relieved by
4,1 have used A'r 's Cherry Pectoral,
with the best e4eot to my Practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
MY life. I had a constant oou h, night
sweats, was greatly reduced gin Beeh,
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and a halt of the Pectoral cured
me.^te-.A,. J. Eidson, . D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
The doctors said I was ino p 1
"Several years ago I was several'
ill.
o sur tion,
and that they could do nothing for ala,
y
Ayes°OY myyoFectorat. Aftert'taking
this niedicipe two or three months^T
was cured, and my health remains good
to the present day."—James Bircltard,
Darien, Conn.
"Several years ago, on apassagehome
from California, by water, I contracted
so severe a cold that for some days I
was confined to my state -room, and a
physician on board considered my life
in danger. Happening to have a bottle
of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, I used it
freely and my lungs were soon restored
to a healthy, condition. Since then I
have invariably recommended this prep-
aration." --J. B. Chandler, Junction, Va.
AyBr's Cherry Pectoral,
• YAEPARED 8v
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass,
(to'.d by all Druggletas Price ¢I; al:bottle.,"6e
COiIS1l*PP00IL �iillll•fl!d.
Vin
tons aeries having
Ari 9181 V1cYstnt'att, retiree r a) pr ,
had platted lu hie . angle ley ikA I%ttiet Iutliamittelon
arae ehefartputa of a ahuple vegetable se>no4Y Xitr
tbeeoe@'tty wed pertultneut oaf's iii t onsnmptioe,
brtagt,hftie, Vacant, , Anthem and Oil throat ►nit
ea
iai uo
dv a ra i
maintop d v
forpert/ells
ry llsAhs,alyoa Sea. p ,u
fur FftlrvunH,Uubtlityq ren n►! Nerrvtls aotpgsiytute,
after havtt#gtested1tawogd.,rful emotive powers
to thhnaands of cases• hay felt It hitt dutyto make
It known to hie sofiet'iusr tallows. Actuated by this
unitive a•Id a &lull% to relieve human sutterllug,
/win
t
reeip+s,in Outtuauud ft ett M laFrenchall
or kuglish, with e tui
die, c+tfnus for iropuriu;( and using. r eat by mai ,
by addressing With ammo, miming titin pater.
.Auva•,82OPoirsrs' ccfc,ifochester, .1'.
r h `-IuroY; News -Record
,10 u Tear•-S1.y5 in Advance
gYl'erforsr! ay. June let. 11*;9`5
—It is stated that StewartM ulvey,
grand master of :he grand ()rouge
tudgi'; Winnipeg, will be the candi-
date of the Croeuway government
ill llorris, Mau.
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angering andteying with pain of Uuttiug Teeth?
It so Heist t ones 0.11,t
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thing Syrup" for Children Teeth
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softens
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andenergy tothe whole aystem. "�lrs Wiusluw's
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SAN IYAICll.
Srft6,
F n' t'i'e teens 1 euff•i'ed fI••n
n0008.1•• uud 13 o,i.t get no relief until I
u.'eri FI y.aid's Yellow 0 1, anal marl
say 1 ii ,•1 nn het'er remedy for it,
Jutta ata-nt:kuAN Studwieh, Ont.
—Fruth two to six inches of snow
full ill lllaine on Smalley.
13 ria, •-• uptio,.a ..1 a•l
hie.., a.++ ,..tn ''i'+tt,r•w , thi'o•' off
p is.... ',oat ;tl,• ,n, Tulle rtt•t,.14 to•1
In,at:,:,,:•p -I,WI ,..ue•b aux„ elirstu lata
veil ,n ,t •••ta'll , thr••ut•h the p• pias
excret+,rt• ,.'i,,u.•.l , ',y tbu not. ol t1; er o
SKI 1'0 j) 0r11 tt.
_,A. tiisl•atch !ruin India reports
an epidemic u( cltulera 111 1110 Lash-
metu valley.
Tis., vn:vi ' li n• are strauglhcned by
the 11,0 of A.., i's t:he,rty t••utoral.
tt:.n g alt • , l o' 18ll. Bin erre, aeN,rh and
1141 toirr '0 1)•.r.r,inn
tl't_ i.,•at .4,14 s'It rear.••ly f"a itli'atii•u
un+f w•('ak,eti ••" the 1h:'it It0.1 lungs.
eo.1 tor all t:ff ;tion:( of the voca'
0r4dnR.
--Reports front points iu A.rkan•
Sas show an appalling st tte of af-
fairs caused be the (leech.
THE 11YVolt; L!t:CRoss
have p'tvaeti by and we c.n new consider
the bee; protectitm at(•tiont rlisiusn.
Thera is unrestriutc•1 ret,iN rn it�a .1 'sen-
timent b itwe"n all p•�ep'
1A in
pronouncing G irdi•cit Blond Bitters the
very heat blond rut•iti r, dyspepsia and
he+nacho remedy, and general tonic ro-
uevating, nnaliciue beim a the public.
—London, Out., has nuw eleven
Methodist rburohes,thb curlier stone
of the Ceuteuuial church having
been laid in the emit end of the city
Tut'•aday. The new church wilt
coat $13,000 and have SPat'n,4 capa-
city for 600.
V lt. C Q Qkl�kN't 8 AliD' TIP .
• ;' faller came tat hole today 'a'showea
• a book to lee ;
ChM 'at ra surety uughter have•. -twelve
part[', 'rad on watt ffev.
He said ez bow 'twee sure th tell .me It)1I
I'k wen'er know,
".v' called the .thing .a Crolopsf--or
*White kinderso. Hoe old book --a
It teemed a oust,
reeler sort o' Ariz•
Until I est hi n gneetioue, waste I seen
he'd t..1d me lies.
""Tells pv'y•hiee ?"' saye I. '"That's
good—in fan', sir, the,c's th. Deet
Kind of a bunk 1 over teed, but thick I'd
like h tee[
B fore 1 buy her. Lemma eel ! W ht,,
doee the vulu•ne lav
About, the pri )e t.o , 1 the oowln' your
f .r nate 'a' hay ?"
I thought he'd ,flop for lungisiu' when I
ant the feller that.
N' when I ant him "'W'het's the joke?"
he looked altniglhty 11 tit.
"'I doq't prrgnoatiutte,"•says he. "TI a'
0.10'6 the p'int!' says I.
"What 1'oa a at n' v u ie, 11 the blare
thing prvpuesy?'
'N' then he tutn••d the paves (pick,
ehowe(1 Ire lots a' attar
Ab•.tut Egyptians, and u rquib about ai
Earl named Dual.
But ween I set hint 1f it'to1J a cure for
tater bug.,
Ile raid it didn't, but it had e. history of
:ugh!
CO.d1'L1'ITiON.
In order to am:attain the views 1•f
chemists th•onglo ut Ureat Britain tie to
:whim of the remediee f r outward ap
pllcatiou hal the largest hale and great•
dot popularity, '•Flee Chemist and 'Drug-
gist' o,stitured a post lewd euwpel.IU 1l,
each dealer to 1101115 r u a p(1a: curd the
p<eparation which had the Imps' sale
ud was the mea'; popular with
e.tat.•mere and the publisher rt calved
635 of thee% evade, with the !c,llowiug re-
sults t
St. Jatsobs oil •
E It 0118(18 Embrocation
K dlnway'8 Ointment
Alluoek's Mestere
13 )w'e Liitiuteut,
Pain Killer
V tsellnb
Cuticura
.uatieriug
—A. Yoking Men's Conservative
sins has been formed at Brussels,
Ont.
THE DREADED LA GRIPPE.
Full:awing this scourge of humanity
c me it trait of evils in the 3181)9 81 us-
e iau,'e c lde, e •aryls, 1 ing troub ee, etc
There •s .O • tiiedy etriTiontpt; milt" ar
the a+ma time elfectusl and ptsasunt, as
Mob trays Cod L ver 0.' Emu:ova with
W til Cnerry o ri li y ltop•lunphites,
wench is the Latest 11,1 b :at combination
„f 11 ,iii. u'ln'a it•I;lwt, t'etll9ll.itl. t'l1:e
5D and $1_00 per bottle.
-Little Juhuny Mortis, • aged
BOVen, was drowned in the mill
pond at St. diary's last week.
The dem.nd for the " Myrtle Navy
t16•tlets ie .till on the increase, and from
every tlutrter the firm who m.ke it aro
receiving unicliette i testirnnuy, of its
gr••:vah in p thi(,' favor. A cen'leman
Ston clue • f the mimeo ;shwas • f Like
Bur sat wri•.•.a, " Y air 'Myrtle Navy ' i
en ;evade dole 80140 to itne lonelineee tut
trio ntiucea l•fu. I doa't know how our
rivoi a 1014 got along without it. 11
tnorr• tV.o.:k CA 1 out they w 111,1 risk etvlm•
min: to tae trod 11iu•d to rept nu ish 11,
It a•il $4 of .l,tng,^', and 1 believe they
w lead cr.,Pt the 1•fa 111 'rioter alt the Sante
errand if tr. vt na ant Inure than an inch
t"tick. No other tobacco will satisfy
tit ni?
Total
384
172
32
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COMPETITION VERSUS
MONOPOLY.
os.'hoot • Alt whlnt:.edAti, 'allay,' .
t t
o aiu u i is
np >!na�Q cola 6 tlo d tn.. p p
an him than iti wuuiil PA tl lnil�bing.
jackass, I lney •have bruited a Ay
oft his neap if I, 11 til bat my ravolx
-t
a f h morning
t this- .0 r
verebutXfii►dnlye q i
It long way from home Whin/tit My.
tvuety weapon.
"But you got so full Of visky dot
you vas robbed in anoder place,"
interposed \Ir. Juaohe'.
"That is false on its -face, your
honor, A. cowboy never gets
druuk enough to loose his tool," re-
plied Bill with indignation.
expect you are right, Fox,"
Rah' the Court, "you may do twenty
fuer hours, and, iu the meantime, I
will neo about thin game of shooting
flies off the coats of Gorman gro•
ecce."
"Well, 1 didu't touch hien, any-
how," said Bill eulltily as he re-
turned to•prieou below.
ONTARIO CROP BULLETIN.
'N.1 111 be derronl if that thorn book he
58841 W.,11Id telt en [Hush
Hot a'+ytt ii gt eau any p.140Faever core
to touch ;
t claw 1--I chucked that
V' Ihuu—h.lv
pert young swindler flout the place
So qu oh he hadn't, time to tat, his smile
dew., ott his free ;
'Nd after bhp I threw his Lag 'n' twelve-
port Cyulopeo--
My great-grandfethor'a almanac's still
good enough fur me 1
--Joule Keseitice Bans, in the Editor's
Drawer, in Harper's Mai)0ru1.e for Juue,
They were all listening, wheu
Ray cattle ill, IP a young roan who
Woe upholding the single -tax timer!,
with confidence and with eagerness,
'as souiethiug which in its operation
would relede0 the individual eu'-r-
pies to free play and.to real c>m•
petition. lluglles broke in upon
him.
"That is pricisely what I object
to in your theory. I don't want
that devil released. Competitiou
is the Afreet that the forces of
civilization have bottled up after a
desperate struggle, he is always
making fine promises of what he
will do for you if you will let hint
out. The fact is he will do noth-
ing but mischief, because that is his
nature. He is Beelzebub, he is
Satan ; ill the Miltouic fable he at-
tempted to compete with the Al-
mighty for the rule of heaven; and
the fallen angels have been taking
the consequences ever since. Mono•
poly is the only prosperity. Where
uurupotition is there can be finally
nbTiE"ciisilsCU-Mid defeat- for
one silo or another. That is self-
evident. Nothing succeeds till ,it
begins to be a monopoly. Tule'
holds good frotu the lowest to the
highest endeavor—from the com-
mercial to the aesthetic, from the
huckster to the artist. As long,
for instance, as an author is young
and poor"—Rey felt, looking down,
that the speaker's eye turned on
him —"he mush compete, and his
work must be deformed by the
struggle; when it becomes known
that he alone can do his kind of work,
he aonopolizes and prospers in
11ie full tne080) 0 of has powers ; and
bo realizes his ideal unrestricted-
ly. Competition enslaves, monopo-
ly liberates. \14Te tntrst, therefore,
have the greatest possible monopoly,
Ono that includes the whole people
economically as they are now in-
cluded politically . Try to think
of competition in the political
admiuistratIOn as we now have it
in the industrial. It isn't think-
able 1 Oi',.yes 1 . They do have it in
those Eastern countries whore the
taxes are farmed to the higheat bid-
der, and the taxpayer's life is
ground out of him."
PLAYFUL BILL OF TEXAS.
80114 CI' HIS ECCENTRICITIES'. •
San Francisco Post : The)Tin-
cipal characters Before .fudge Love,
of the police court, tide rnoruiug
were Bill Fox, a co whey from Texas,
and Hans Jacobs, the keeper of a
combinati•in saloon and grocery un
Minna street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
Bill was in the dock, dressed only
as g,)td cowboys are in the habit of
dre'siug. His slouch hat was un-
derre arm, and his Torg flowing
hallus somewhat matted for the
want of a cotnb. The usual revolver
in his belt was absent, however, and
in consequence he wore an air of
dieouet, which plainly said that he
considered himself ouly half a pian
without it.
He was only•chargnd with being
drunk, but Iians Jacoba'wanttd him
charged with assault to -murd«lr`, and
in order to get a warrant he ad to
tell the court about it,
"Well, Mr. Jscolis, what do you
want this warrant for 1" asked Prose•
outing Attorney Colton,
"Yell, he vas shoot at leo
night."
"Who shot ,at you 1" asked
Colton.
"Dot roan dare mit de long hair.
He vas a vild cowboy."
"What did he shoot at you for 1"
"Yoost to make me some fun, he
said."
"How did it happen 1" ,
—Farmer Joseph Brown was
severely bitten by a vicious horse
neat' Ilanovei, Ont., yesterday.
OE_',LTII Di;t'ARTMENT.
A (lucid Suggestion.
13ycw°t'p%tion is meant irregular ac-
tt(ft of the brwel', often palled onetive-
„ ,,and 0numouly 08.140,1 by dy'spst-
et(.. uegttet, ex :ea' in eating or drinking
eta it is a serinua complaint and not
to lie nogi,u':ed nu,ier any eironnsdtan'cs
as it leads to inn:tire blood, he:Ache,
ilebI ity, levers, arc. A uniformly suc-
oeaeful -eine ly la Rlraloult Blood Bitters
which, if faithfully tried, never fails t,
&Brett a prompt and lasting cure even in
the worse 0888s. Tlis following
extract
tram a letter from .alt. J.R. id Corson,
13inff, N. W. '1'., Rpnaks for itself:—"I
have bleu troubled with c,aotipalionand
general ,lehility and was induced to use
your 13, 13 l3 through e-eing your adver-
ti4erneot. I now take great pleasure in
recommending it to all my friends, as it
completely cured me."
-•-The Dominion government
cruiser Curlew, intended for service
on the Atlantic coast, was launched
at Oven Sound Tu"sdiiy afternoon
in the presence of a large connotes
of people.
b'AL I. IV I -L EAT:'
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ES FOR STUPID PEOFLEI
r
Ir
thew o
without o -r
The past winter has proyed a
very favorable one for fall u'h,•:tt,
and the ,crop—parOcularly the early
StWi—presented 811 exueptioually
p ronlisieg appearance when spring
opened, Bet protected by a
sufficient depth of allow, it 80ffered
but slightly front winter killing.
The snow left very rapidly, and
fast growth was wade until about
tine end of the first week ill April
when the fields looked at their beat
Prost)/ ui: fits, sunny days anti co
winds theft followed, so that t th
'time of writing the lveat,ler Wat• par
ticularly detrimental to growth, an
itis reported that on this account
the young crop has re1eil eft a no
ticeable set back and now presents
10 eolllewhat browned appearance.
The fear of a C011trt)Uatl3e of such
COI.ditjotls was causing much anxiety
0(111 Walla 1110411 Wea1110r w88
earnestly looked for, its with its 'ad.
vent, if not too long delayed, the
crop will uldoubteuly quickly re•
cover itself. As regards the con-
dition of the crop on various soils,
—although there is much unifor-
tnity.—it is looking particularly
will u11 light warn) luams and wells
drained clays and clay foams. On
black mould and on iow lying wet
lanais it hall 81(1rred to smile ex tentes
from frost. Tho damage from insects
etc., appears to have been inconsid-
erable. Tho Hessian fly did slight
injury in souse localities on early
aowu fields as did also the wire
worm on recently broken pasture
lan(19, . Practically, the only (infer -
orable reporta as to the cmlditici,
of the crop cense flour the county of
Essex and vicinity, where, on ac•
count of local drought, the crop slid
not sttirt' the winter in very eatin-
factory shape. Excepting in this
locality, the present indications are
that, very little winter'wheat will he
ploughed up and, provided the criti-
cal time between now and the mid-
dle of May is successfully passed,
the prospects for a good crop are
promising.
last
Mr.
"Yell, you see, ho comes in my
ahtore und he said gif him or drink.
I says you have class bolt beer and
he says yes,--kva. I draws de
beer und puts it mit de counter on
ven he roars like one of dose Texas
steers and kick do beer fon de coun-
ter. I told him I don't like dot
business and be could dake bis
drade avay. By jimmine, he bulls
oud a great pig pun and says, 'Trow
out er bottle of tarantular yuice mit
a horned toad in it.'"
"Did you obey 1" -
"I didn't have got no much shtuff
in de alltore."
"'then what did you do 1"
"I doldt hitn don't shoot. I
would dry to get some, and vete I
vas lookin' bang 1 vent his gun,
and I daught dat my nose vas shoot
avay."
"Did you run out then V'
"No; I ehtai'ted, but he says
come batik mit you or I makes a pig
hole in you vot a dog jumps
through."
"Did he shoot again V'
"No ; 1 gif him visky, an' ask
him vot for he shoots me: He says
dare vos a fly fun my nose, and he
kilt him."
"Was there anyone else present 1"
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"1 think,'' said the school hmaatet•ly-
looking elan, "ave all feel this in-
stinctively. '1.'(.e trusts and the
syndicates aro doing our work for
us as rapidly as we could ask."
A voice, with a German heaviness
of accent, came from one of the
foreigners. "But they are not do-
ing it for our sake, and they mean
to stop distinctly short of the
whole people trust. As far back
as Louis Napoleon's rise we were
expecting the growth of the cor-
porate industries to accomplish
our purposes for us. But between
the corporation and the collectivity
there is a gulf, a chasm that has
never yet been passed."
"Wo must bridge it 1" cried
Hughes.—From "The World of
Chance," by W. D. Howells, in
Harpers' Magazine for June.
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i�asllerTISE CELERtTED
�S�eTIi1ST IN 'S'RSEd�IARchines Allowed tmn Rnt also a;ent for all
Ageicultr�pal Implemrerooln opposite Fair'sCall and see me.
�r���,
Meal
ate-�r��r—
TSSE HET
MI Trial
All Implements
yea Mill.
J. CLINTON
"No, sir."
"Why didn't you blow a police
whistle 1"
"I vos going to, but he said he
vould plow, too."
"Blow what 1"
"Do top of my heat off."
"Then you did not blow 1"
"I should ehmile not," said Mr.
Jacobs with a shrug of hisshoulders.
"Von he drinks a pottle of my
viskey ho goes oud, and I don't see
see him some more tell he vas
arrested in anoder saloon for
drunk."
"What have you to say to all this,
Bill Fox, of Texas?" inquired the
Court."
13i11 arose slowly to his feet and
looked as picturesque as a bandit
chief, as he exclaimed :
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