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P AINE'S CELERY COMPOUND SAVES A WELL-KNOWN
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affatimalENORFOLK. COUNTY FARMER.
Completely Curedafter four
of the Best Doctors had
Failed.
Few men in Norfolk County, Ontaric, are
better or more favorably known than Mr.
Joseph Rolston, of Nixon. This gentleman,
some time ago, was in such an extremely
alarming condition of health, that relatives
and friends were: fearfulf results. Four
skilled physioians did all for the sick mazy
that could be done, but a cure was beyond
their best efforts, peovdieetiallye mr,Rol-
ston \v`dein'duoed"to give Pain's Celery Com-
pound a trial, with the result that sickness
,and disease were banished, and a valuable
life staved to the •community. Mr, Rolston
who Writes fuqr the benefit of suffering men.
and women, has'his s.atement i vouched for,
by two well-known Methodist ministers,
Rev. T. R. Clark, of Delhi, and Rev. D.
Williams, of Nixon. •
Mr Robson says:-
.. ..�v,a.,:n 4
"It gives me great pleasure to add my
testimony to the ever increasing popular-
ity of your preparation known as Paine's
Celery Compound. It is now a year past
since I had a severe attack of nervous pros•
tration caused by chronic dyspepsia, and
for a year I could not sleep at night. Thia
condition of sleeplessness brought on delir-
ium. 1 was attended by four of the best
doctors of the country, and took a great
quantity of medicine, but all failed to do
me any good. Having been persuaded to
read your books I thought I would try your
Paine's Celery Compound; and after I had
used four bottles the nervousness and dys-
pepsia left me, and I have done more work
since than for years past. I novr enjoy ex-
cellent health and consider myself com-
pletely cured. I have highly recommend.
ed your Paine's Celery Compound to others,
and I know of several persons who are now
using it."
IN A STREET CAR.
The car was crossing the city of New
York from the west to the east, when
a very young mother, evidently from
the poorer class, got into the car. Both
she and her baby wore the positive
evidences of refinement. The modesty
of the bonnets worn by each, the dain-
tiness with which the plain clothes
were worn, all showed the woman to'
be one iu spirit above her class. The
little girl was just beginning to talk.
She looked long and earnestly at an
old woman, dirty, scuttling, and repul-
sive, on the other side of the car. The
child tooked so earnestly at the*•old wo-
man that the mother thou ght:perhaps
that was the reason why the old yeo-
man wits scowling, and she tried to ;at-
tract the little girl's attention, but it
• was useless. The big blue eyes'were
' not removed from the face of the old
Woman. At hast the little girl became
so iest)ess that the mottle'. stood he:
on her fee•r by her knee, whet] the child,
g x"WitIe'sh`r'Sti'd k step and outstretched
arms, threw herself against the scowl-
ing old woman rand said, in her. sweet
-baby tones, •'I d_t. dealt ma home; rue
-loves draninas " The'old woman was
so tartied at this unexpected display
of d,f1ectton and interest that her eyes
$lied trgittl tears, and, patting 'me hand
on the child's shoulder, she pushed her
. gently front, her knee, and said, "I'm
not fit for ye7 to touch, child, ver so
sweetand pretty." But the bahy,with
that clear look of innocence that is so
startling in some children, pushed
away the detaining hand and again
leaned heavily against the old woman.
This tirue, putting her elbow on the
old women s knee, and her chin on her
band, She ga7,,ed with the most bewitch-
ing smile into the old woman's face,
murintu im„ "I love drrutunas." The
tears overflowed and trickled down the
face of the old wilinan, and there was
-not. adry eye in the car. The little
mother, keit t;r•e wisdom. let the angel
of inercv alone. and there the child
stoe.el, fluidly inking the corner of the
;old woi.au's shawl in hey hand. smiling
liai..ttr'szutlinp,-4 int() 1 ho face of the
woman who evident ly- years hel'ore had
built .a wall.' bei ween her: -elf and the
world's good fellowship.
V', H. frard.
Almost a
Hopeless Case.
Terrible Cough. No Rest Night
aos Day. Given up by Doctors.
A LIFE SAVED
DY TAKING
� CHERRY
A ti
PECTORAL
"Severalyeare ago; I caught a severe cold,
attended with a terrible cough that allowed
...MOOD relit,.ither day or night, The doc-
tors, after Working
rking over me to the best of
their ability, pronounced my ease hopeless,
and said they could do no more for mc.
..,friend, learning of my trouble, sent Inc
h bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which I
began to take, and very soots I was greatly
xelleved. By the time I had used the whole
bottle, kiwis completely cured. I have never
bad touch of a cough since that time, and I
*rally believe that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
bared ily life."—W. 11. WAItn, 8 Quimby
Lowell, Mass.
'AlyeE's Cherry Pectoral
IIIOHES A U5 A -WORLD SS FAIR..
xeoet .ra»tt1y
FISH TRAINED TO FIGHT.
A Curious Sport Indulged in bythe,Peo-
ple of Far-Ofl' Siam.
The two fish aro placed in the same
bottle, says the London Field. They pro-
ceed to take each other's measure, shoulder
up to each other in schoolboy fashion, and
back and push around the "ring," the
small fins vibrating rapidly all the tiniie,
and each little being quivering with ex-
citement and wrath. This goes on for
some minutes, until as the specters are
growing impatient, one fish suddenly flips
his head around, makes a dart, and a con-
siderable dent in his adversary's tail
shows at once that ho has got home.
Henceforth there is no hesitnion until one
or the other crus "peccavi." In regular
fish fights, on which money depends, the
battle is continued nntil one fish turns
tail and is chn.sed around the bottle by the
othbr. But this is usually an affair of an
hour; and frequently of three or four. .The
pluck and determination of the fighters
are wonderful. The ordinary stream fish
do not evince nearly so fru :h as these that
have been bred and reared for the purpose.
The tail is the part which shows most
damage. for it is very easily torn, but a
good grip on a side fin is more effective.
When one pins the other by the nose a very
exciting struggle takes place, the two ly-
ing fastened together like professional
wrestlers, and then shaking each other
back and forward with might and main.
They often seem extremely exhausted,
but still fight on bravely, and sometimes
It is a matter of difficulty to part them.
They display considerable agility in evad-
ing their opponents' mouth, and also in
suddenly twisting around and taking a
piece out of his tail. In twenty minutes
or so these appendages, which looked so
brave and bright as they went into the
fray, aro torn to ribobns. The fish's gen-
eral appearance after the fight suggests
that of a sailing ship emerging from a hot
action, with her canvas hanging in
streamers,her topmasts shot away and her
crew gasping for breath, but still read
to fight again. The combatants some-
times succumb to a long contest, but gen-
erally they only take superficial damage
and are inmediately ready to feed. After
a match they aro always rested a week or
longer, aceordtng to the extent of their in-
juries, ami. most of the rents and cuts are
repaired by nature. Enthusiastic owners
often wager £6 or £7 or morn on their
favorites, and many people earn a little
money in this way by breeding fighting
fish and then backing them rp.gafnst
others.
Stub Enda of Thought.
Loving art for art.'s sake is not greatly
unlike loving pie for pip's seke.
Tact is sometimes an acquired habit
but neverin its highest form.
A loud laugh in a woman is like a noise
in a picture.
Poetry is the language of poverty.
Money is often a concealed weapon.
Woolen hate with their hearts and de-
spise with their heads.
• Selling a poem or a picture doesn- in
jure the sentiment of Dither. In that far,
woman is neither a poem or a picture.
Cupid doesn't know a dollar from a
doughnut.
B. B. B.
Purifies, renovates and regulates the entire
system, thus curing Dyspepsia, Constipa-
tion, Sick Headache, Billoueneas, Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy and all diseases of the stom-
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It also re-
moves all impurities froni tine systedi firont
a common pimple to the worst sorofalous
bore.
Drunkenness In England.
In England, during one year for which
returns have been furnished, there were
142,726 convictions for drunkennessof
which 111,178 were for offenses • committed
between noon and midnight on Sundays.
This does not show that there was exces-
sive indulgence on Sabbath days more
than on others. In Wales the proportion
of Sunday convfotione was still lege,
numbering only 772 out of a tetal of 10,-
847. Compared with this return for the
whole of Wales, there is significance in
the fact that in the border county of
Monmouth, to which the Sunday closing
act does not apply, there were 110 convic-
tions for drunknness on Sunday, against
668 on other days.—London Daily Newt
Children Cary for
Pitcher/a Castors.
KEELY, AT WQRK ; G;
ABOUT TO i?ftd'+11: • "GME olN$"EQRITY
OF HIS VIBRATORY SYSTEek
Says He Has Conquered Al1,Obetaeterr and
is Ready to Give to the iVoi kil a Oreal
rower /Derived Fro a (thstlesr Toree-
A'Waitet& sir; Keely'ii Zaberatnre.
efeely 1 ; at work again i, hid" vibratory
fot'oe3 are vibrating and hl a)tt}}pportets are
Boon to eaeber to see hiseWonderful 800
horse -power inbtor go. Really, while the
world has laughe t at and sneered at this
map, for many yeate and w}zlle, ie has not
been backward about affording the oppor-
tueitla(s„ Keels/lee,gotihold' of something
whioh wo know proolous little, about.
The hereat trouble with Keels/ in ;the path
hes been' that 'he tliought he Wink timid
about these 8trabge vibratory forces and
the laws' dontiolltng them than lie did
(always, of course, atssurning him to be
an honest 1nvegtige4tq )r. Every time be
has • annduncod - 'himself as ready to
astonish the world ,,he has found that
something was wrong.. It remains to bo
seen whether his latest expectation will
turn to disappolntmmente
Keely has been able to demonstrate
enough to lead the people to furnish hila
the moans .to live anc?i to'pnrsue his ex-
periments for years. ` 010 who has lately
visited Mr. Keely's weirrrooms and who
has been a believer in hien for years, has
written as follows:
"Nothing is so misunderstood as to the
real facts as are Mr. Keely's inventions.
Three-fourths of the statements Inado by
the public press during the last few
years have been entirely at variance with
the real facts. Mr. Keely has always ob-
jected, heretofore, to having anything
said of his work until the proper time
Dame.
"'Not till I can produce a mercantile
engine, ono that will du practical work,
will scientists and the people generally
believe in may discoveries,' we have often
heard hill say.
"Mr. Boyd Elliott, the eminent
mechanical engineer, says: 'I have seen
the etheric liberator df Mt. Keely. I be-
lieve ho has six times the value in 111s
shops to -day that Mr. Edison has,' and in
answer to a letter he wrote: 'At first I
thought I would reply to sonuu,,of the
critics (against Mr. Keely's workout I
have concluded that the game is n rth
"e powder. Lot them scribble asAay: a5 e
11 enjoy the fun when these follows
compelled to compare the new engine
heir predictions of it. I have al-
njoyed several such victories, and
ore long to lead some of those
round and rub their noses into
ive conviction.' Mr. Elliott
of the great English scion -
11, in an article heeded
les and Ether Waves,'fore his death, is said by
baro struck upon the
le (if we may use the
sha
are
with
ready
hope lief
prophets
this sousit
was n frieze.
tint,"J. Tynda
`Mr. Tynda
`Atoms, Moles
published just be
licely's friends t
vary foundation-sto
terlu) of Mr. Neely's
gives the beginning, a:
rovers iu vibratory
while Mr, Tyndall was s
the truth, Mr. Koely_hat
has-iilready liruduced sot
every successive ono of which
improvement upon the other,
present one, now about to be gi
world, will show how grand tin
is upon which he has labored su lo
"Mr. Tynda in the article reft•r
says: 'The a on of bodies in fixed
multiple proportions constitutes the b
of modern atomic theory. Wo cannot form
water but by using two volumes o
hydrogen and ono of oxygen invariably.
A group of atoms drawn and hold to-
gether by what chemists terns affinity, is
called n molecule. The ultimate parts of
all compound bodies are'moleculos. When
water is converted into steam, the dis-
tances between the molecules aro greatly
augmented, but the molecules themselves
continuo intact. We must not, however,
picture the constituent atoms of any
molecule as held so rigidly together as
to render intestine motion impossible.
The interlocked atony, have still liberty of
vibration which may, under certain cir-
cumstances, become so intense as to shake
the molecule asunder. Most molecules,
probably all, aro wrecked by vibratory
motion. The constituent atoms of mole-
cules can vibrato to and fro millions of
millions of times in a second. Further
atoms of different molecules aro held to-
gether with varying degrees of tightness;
they are tinned, as it were, to mutes of
varying pitch -the Sarni' as to what occurs
when n piano is opened and sung into.
The waves of sound select the strings
which respectively respond to there, each
string constituting itself thereby a new
centre of !notion.' Mr. Tyndall then re-
fers to how vibrations aro increased or ac-
celerated by sound, and how grunt is tho
power of vibrations when stimulated.
"Scientists are at work in the same
direction that Mr. Seely is, and such men
as Prof: Koeing of the University of Penn-
sylvania, and the late Prof. Leidy, Prof.
Daniel G. Brinton and a dozen others
wham wo !night mention, after visiting
Mr. Keely and seeing his work, and the
wonderful progress made, have aoknow-
lodged a belief in the man and his ability
to give the world n new power. We have
seen a list of names of over 2,100 who are
interested in the Seely Motor Company,
and among them are men of the very
highest respectability in this and other
cities.
"We visited Mr. Keely's laboratory last
week and had an interview with him.
He said, after showing ns the coming
mercantile engin, which is now almost
set up.
" 'I am, es far an proving to the world
the integrity of my vibratory system,
apeut through with my work. My pro-
:0e4O0riil engine (from which the coming
800+horse-power engine is modeled) was a
perfect one in every respect, and the big
one will be a more mechanical structure,
and Which ooaibines within itself all of
my system. I know scientists and all
others will dye pleased with its running, its
power, etc., and all done with a oostless
force.' "
I;, \
int t awa hotel keepers propose to raise
the price of whiskey to ten cents a
;drink, —
Wbat was left of the viHrtge of Aiwa,
Ont., froth the Hie of tier months ago,
was almost entizely destroyed There -
day morning. Only a few dwellings
are left standing.
The Rev Dr Gal bratth,.,fi „dim strhgt
Alethodlit ebureb, Toronto; has been
offered the presidency of t he Methodist
College of £c,kio, ,Jepat>,, Heed, futons
nection therewith, the otiperl.ptendelicy
of the inlissious ietpiat, tiOtltlttry. yJIe
declined the offer. '
According to the.Review of Rev'iewe
it is estimated that in Great Britain,
with its population of thirty-six mil,
lions, there are generally abort seven
hundred thousand then out of work.
There are about, eight hmideed thou-
sand pttipers. Out of every thousand
per•seneewhodie, over nine hiWjred die
n ztht)i1C leavin ' any propert$ at till.
About eight millions exist always on
the borders of destitution, and twenty
inllllnlis aapoor.
AI.Tel OST CRAZY
SUFFERING FROM CONSTIPATION:
EXPECTED TO RE IN THE As]•LUDI — AFTER
ALL OTIAEB REMEDIES FAILED B.B.B. MADE
A PERFECT CUBE, RESTORING ROBUST
HEALTH.
GENTLEMEN To say all I ought t0 in favor
of B. B. B. would be impoosible. It luta
been a great health restorer to me, and I
do swear by it. . I am a different man now
to what I was ten years ago; when it was
was expected I would be in the asylum, but
now I am in, perfect robust health and it
was the B.B.B. that did it. I suffered for
five or six years from constipation, some-
times so severely that I went out of my
• miud. I tried various doctors, both in the
country and in the city, and took medicines
too numerous to name, but everything
failed to have the desired effect. When I
used Burdock Blood Bitters, however; it
succeeded beyond all expectations, requir-
ing only two bottles to cure me. To make
it still more certain that B.B.B. is the real
cure for constipation, 1 may say that some
two years afterward I felt the symptoms
returning and took one bottle more, and
from that time to this present day (over
eight years) I have never had any return of
the disease. I never knew any medicine
to work so well. It does not seem to be a
mere reliever; but a sure and certain cure,
as I eau certify to, for hundreds f dollars'
worth of medicine and advice, f iled to do
me any good, but throe dollars' worth of
1.11.13. made a permanent cure hat has
given ire years of health and cmnfor .
Toronto. Yours truly, C. L. KILMER.
A strange incident occnred on the farm
of 1Vtn. H. Chown, Fullerton, lately About
six weeks ago he had 0 ewe which rave birth
to a Iamb, and on. May 10 the same sheep
giwP birth to two more Iambs. The first
Iamb was apparently healthy. but it was
trampled on by its mother and killed about
a ire. k after its birth. The other two are
strung and head thy. � ���
MackayBlock D BROS
Adm
Loveiy Twins
at Ailtn & Wilson's Drug Store.
Like a fond Mother I )Ove both. Some lathes like one,'some the
other. Many knowing their great value line both and buy
them. Any way you oan't find two better articles for the corn'
piexion. Both guaranteed. Cost, 75 cents each.
Lola Monfez Creme
the Skin Food and Tisane builder, in ele-
gant opal pots, feeds through the skin
pores, keeps the skin healthy hence pre-
serves the complexion, prevents wrinkles,
old age look, freoklee, tan.
ucumberandElder
(ower Cream g oZtit
ties. An ideal skin tonic. Noted for its
cleaning power. Greatest preventive of
pimples and blackheads. Pare, harmless,
effective. Lasts 8 to 5 months.
Mrs Nettie Harrison, America's Beauty Doctor, 40 and 42 Cleary
St.. San Francisco. °al. Eastern ()Mee, 56W ashington
Ave., Detroit, Michigan.
Not Parnaged'by the Fruit.
u
Our Stook of Sugars were not damaged by Frost, but as the market is higher
and excited, we quote no prices, but will not be undersold.
Prices obtained by calling at our store, also Bargains in everything in oar line.
In Black TEAS we have the Dale Kola Blend at 50ote a pound, and the Salads
Paokage,at 40o., best value in town. In Japans at 25 and 36 cents we beat them all. In
fact no.mattar What you need in our line, we guarantee to giye as god quality, and as
low prides as can be got anywhere. Canned Goods of all kinds. Soai�''sin great variety.
Hams. Bacon. Lard. Cottolene always in stock. Crockery and Glassware away dowe
Give us a call and see what we can do for you.
MC1MURRAY & WILTSE,
NearPostUflice—CENTRAL GROCERY—TclephoGe 40
A. GOOD Igo SPRAY
INVESTMENT �a37.
. .PUMP
WE HAV THEM -ALL KINDS, FROM $1 to $10. PREPARE
FOR CUTTING YOUR LAWN BY GETTING ONE OF OUR
and spray
your
fruit trees
18 inch Lawn Mowers only $5.50
AVOID THE TROUBLESOME FLYS BY PUTTING ON
Screen Windows and Doors
(EARLY). WE HAVE THEM VERY CHEAP.
N'.,w Store
Old Stand
discoveries, which 1 Brick Block
•ittwere, of his dis-
power, etc. ; but,
ill groping after
found jt, tal
eral ' engines,
has been an
until the
ren to the
system
tog.
rod to
and
sis
f
Lady Randolph Chnrehill's Tattooing.
Lady Randolph Churohill, it is Raid, is
the only woman in the English peerage
who can boast of having been tattooed.
The operation was pef'formed while tray.
it and heard tho Om of the tattooing.
•
CURE
THAT '
Co U G.H
WITH
11 I LOWS
50 Ote. and
$1.00 B°ttle. C R E
One cent a dose.
TAKE
THE
It Is sold on a guarantee by all druggists.
It sures Incipient Consumption and is the
best Cough and oroup Cure.
teASH-
ST
POW
DERS
Cure SICK HEADA
ness, Biliousness, Pain in th
Torpid Liver, Bad Breath.
regu!ate the bowels. VERY
CHE and Neuralgia
oated Tongue, Mari,.
Side, Constipation,
to stay cured also
NICE TO TAKE.
PRICE 26 CENTS AT DR
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
StraMrd, Ont.
IIAT OTHERS
Youican do if you want to, Let ti.
talk the matter over at least. A
card to us wiil do it. The trouble
to us is nothing, We are always
pleased to make your acquain-
taince, and,have something of in-
terest to tell you.
Handsome catalogue free.
P. McINTOSII, Principal.
C. STEYENSON,
-.THE LEADING—
UNDERTAKER
- EMBALMER.
A PULL LING OP
GOODS KEPI' ill -STOCK
Splendid Hearse.
Residence over t ore
OPPOSITE TOW HALL
KING
GOOD EATING is the keystone to health.
You can huy the keystone kind of Groceries at
The CASH GROCERY
In Canned Goods, Vegetables, Meats and all kinds
of table delicacies, we carry a NH assortment.
Teas & Coffees
a Specialty
Sole agents for the Celebrated "Monsoon" Indian Tea,
Extra good value in Young Hyson, 511is for $1.
For Prompt Deliver y,
OP Good Goods and Fresh Groceries,
or Low Prices :raid Fair Healing,
Farm produce taken as eash.-Telephone No. 23.
OGLE COOPFR & CO.
Cash Grocery
1 door North of News -Record.
Featherbone Skirt Bone
For Giving A light, pliable, elastic bone made
from (polls. It is soft and yielding,
conforming readily to folds, yet giving
proper shape to Skirt or Dress.
The only Skirt Bone that may be
wet without injury.
The Celebrated Feather -
bo e Corsets are corded
with this maTerial.
For Bale by loading Dry Goode Dealers.
STYLE a: SHAPE
Ladies Dresses
Ad
ams' Emporium
WE HAVE REC
GRAND STOCK
Ea" A Ready Made Clothing
For Men
's, Youths' and Children. They are splendid value.
HANDSOME DIS
PLAY OF MILLINERY
Special value in BOOTS,
very nice. We have also
Patent Twist. Field and
Tea and every line
SHOES and RUBBERS. A large line of Tan Shoes,
BARB WIRE, Black Wire, White Wire and Collins
arden Seeds of best quality. Special value in Sugar,
of Groceries. Produce taken in exchange,
ADAMS' EMPORIUM
LONDRSBORO
R. ADAMS
Brunsdon & Son,
LONDESBORO
Agts. for all Farm Implement
MASSEY-HARRIS random Mowers Drills
Seeders, Cultivators scurners and
all kinds of Plows
11 lino of Meobinery and PlOw Repairs
DER TWINE—Post brands of Twine
at low prices. A complete lino of
131
los, Road Carts, Waggons
uggiee and Standard Waggons
a specialty.
Agents for Gould, Sharply 84 Mair Wind Mills
OUR MOTTO-Eirseolass wo k and hest macula; prieoe coaetetent With good articles. 1,terept
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