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A. SKEPTIC CON 'INCEI
Q Fig'1.'u ' INS .ANT A.D.
V AT1 Al D ,Ami)T0I;NE,
A -VACS -TM WXTB A UAD OQLD, ills TROUBLE
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ROM BAD TO WORSE UNTIL AE WAS
THS,EkTENED WITH DQCONOTER ATAXIA--
THEN
TAXIA-THEN De. Wzxnwis Pure PILLS CURED
ITER oTIIER MIDWIVES HAD TAILED.
From the Yarmouth, N. S.,,Times.
The remarkable awes affected by Dr
Williams' Pink Pills have long been a
matter of newspaper notoriety, and many
of them—well described se miraQlee—have
been in our own province, but we believe
so ter none have been published from Yar-
rngtith, A. Times representative enquired
in a ganrterwbere such things would like-
ly bet known, and learned that there were
several remarkable oases of restoration to
health direotly traceable to Dr Williams'
Pink Pills, right in our midst. Curious to
ascertain the fade in relation thereto, our
representative called on Mr. Charles E.
Trask, who had been known to have expe-
irieueed a long illness, and now was &pita•
rehhtly in excellent health, his ease being
attributed tQ Pink Pills. Mr. Trask, who
bas been an accountant in Yarmouth for
many years, was in his office on John
street when the reporter waited on him
Pound Mr. Trask in His Office.
"Yes," he said, "there can be no possil'e
doubtl of the efficacy of Dr. Williamu'
Pink Pills in my ease, and I will be pleas-
ed if the publication of the facto helps
some other sufferer baok to health. I
Caught cold, was careless and naught more
Cold. The first thing I knew I was seri-
ously ill. •I could not walk. All strength
seemed to have left my legs and the weak -
new increased. From being obliged to re-
main in the house I became obliged to to -
main in bed, but still supposed it was but
a very bad oold. I became so helpless I
could not movein bed without help. I had
good attendance and the best of care and
nursing, but as week succeeded week I
seemed to grow worse instead of better,
till -L was worn to a mere shadow and be-
.toeare very little if I ever reooverc
bit that I was threatened with some-
ing called l000motor ataxia reminded a
fend that my ease seemed similar to some
of those described in the Times, which had
been cured by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and this first drew attention to them as a
possible aid to me. I admit that I was
skeptical—very skeptical — there are so
perry medicines being advertised just now,
'and I was never much of a believer in them.
Well, Dr Williams' Pink Pills were pur-
chased and I took them, as I suppose I
would have taken anything else, simply as
the routine of a sick room. The first box;
seemed to show littleeffent,._and by .the,
time I had got through with the third box
there could be no doubt my conditionshow-
ed a marked improvement, and I was cor-
respondingly encouraged. The pills were
continued and I became rapidly better, so
that I was able to sit up and go about the
hoose, and occasionally go out if the wea-
ther was fine. Day by day I grew stronger,
and to make a long story short, I feel -I am
to -day in as good health as ever I was in
my life, and I can hardly realize I am the
same man who suffered for six months, a
helpless, despondent being, who never ex-
pected to be on his feet again. While I
have no desire for publicity I am quite
willing these facts should be made known
for the benefit of others, and am ready at
any time to bear hearty testimony to the
genuine worth of Dr Williams' Pink Pills,
They restored me to health when I never
expected to be about again."
Mr. Trask certainly looks the picture of
health, and remembering the long period
when he had been laid up, our representa-
tive left, fully convinced that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills have well deserved all that was
said of them elsewhere: When such cases
can be pointed to in our own midst there
can no longer be any doubt of the re-
liability of the many statements of won.
derful (lures effected throughout the conn.
try.
Mr Oliver Davern, aged 81, was fa-
tally injured on Thursday, at Brigh-
ton. He was; assisting Mr John Ran-
kin, of Smithfield, to put a case of eggs
on a train on a siding at the G. T. R.
station. While he was under the cars
the train started, and the wheels man-
gled his left leg in a fearful manner.
He died in four hours.
THREATENED WITH PNEUMONIA
GENTLEMEN.—Last epring I had a very
heavy cold and was threatened with
pneumonia. I tried 2 bottles of Norway
Pine syrup and it completely cured me. It
is the best preparation for a cough I have
over used. J. K. M' ACDONALD, Whyooco-
magh, Cape Breton.
The Late Sir John Thompson, while
Minister of Justice, one visited the
penitentiary at Dorchester,New Bruns-
wick, when a man was brought before
hien, who complained that his period
sentence had been too long. Sir John
is said to have been greatly impressed
by the story, and exclaimed, "That
does seem a long sentence for such an
offence; who tried the case?" "It was
Judge Thompson, your Honor," came
the reply. It is understood that. the
Minister of Justice did not interfere
with the sentence.
TO CURE CROUP.
Dear sire, --I have used Hagyards Y el -
low Oil with all my children and I think it
is the beet medioino ever made. I am now
never without ii, in the house. " Mrs. T. H
JACKSON, Hilton, Man.
A story is told of a dying miser, by
whose bedside sat the lawyer receiving
instructions for the preparation of his
last will and testament, "I give and
bequeath," repeated the attorney
aloud, as he commenced to write the
accustomed formula. "No, no," inter-
rupted the sick man, "I will neither
give nor bequeath anything. I cannot
do it." "Well then,"su gested the man
of law, "suppose we say lend. 'I lend un-
til the last day.' " "Yes that will do
better," assented the unwilling testator,
Children G for
Pitoher's Caetoria-
SRQitT STARXJ?$ RETQLp.
'.fir. Grenfell, in tills book, .The Vik-
ings of To -day, says: The • Eskimos afi•e'
not. Bo particular, ori the subject of mar-
ria;ge—at. least they were not a • hun-
dred years ago, An English trader in
1710) fell in love with an, Eskimo gill,
and asked her hand froze, her husband,
who had another wife hitnself. "She
is no good to work," replied the hus-
band; "have this one and her two chile
dren." The Englishman politely said
be preferred the younger. ' Take
them all,then," said the generous hus-
band. No, the Englishman would not
so far trespass on the Eskimo's kind-
ness, '10h, you can give them back at
the end of the year,' replied the Eski-
mo, "if you don't want them !"
SORES FROM BAD BLOOD.
DEAR SIRS.—For quite a long time my
blood was very bad, large sores would break
out on me from a small scratch. I started
to take your B. B. B. which completely
cured me. I recommend Burdook Blood
Bitters to all who are suffering from bad
blood. Olive Cole, Lynedooh, Ont.
When Dr. Dewitt of the army was
stationed at a post on the Mexican
frontier, his Mexican friends deter-
mined to do him honor. Accordingly,
they arranged a great ball. Dr and
Mrs Dewitt were invited, and they
were indeed the guests of honor. The
ball began early and the surgeon and
his wife danced in the first set. They
danced in nearly every set, in fact, for
politeness forbade refusal, and after a
few hours of it they began to be very
tired. Time wore' on, and still the
i dance went on. It went on all night.
Finally Dr. Dewitt called one of the
men and asked him when in heaven's
name the thing was going tr.. be over,
"Oh, senor," said the Mexican; "we
have been waiting these many hours
for you to give the signal for the last
dance,"
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purity
your blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your Bowels and make your head clear as
a bell. 25o., 50o., and $1. Sold by J. H.
Combe.
Mark Twarn,who recently started on
a tour around the w.irld, told an inter-
viewer at Winnipeg how he often felt
a desire to "cut loose" from civiliza-
tion, and to getaway by himself where
he could run and yell to his heart's
content. In this connection there is a
story about the humorist and Canon
Kingsley. Walking along the streets
one day Mark felt the impulse to yell
coming nn him with irresistible force,
and said to Kingsley, "I want to yell;
I must yell." The Canon said, "All
right, yell away; I don't mind." "And
with that," said Mark, "I stepped back
a few steps, and, throwing my arms
above my head, let out a war -whoop
that could be heard for miles, and in
less time than you could count Canon
Kingsley and myself were surrounded
by a multitude of anxious cit'zens,who
wanted to know what was the matter.
I told them nothing was the matter. I
just wanted to yell, and had yelled."
•
Dr. Donald Macleod tells a story
about the late Professor Blackie. The
professor frequently stayed at Dr Mac-
leod's house in Glasgow. "One night,"
says the doctor, "we were sitting up
together. Blackie said in his brisk
way, "Whatever otherfaults I have, I
am free from vanity.' An incredulous
smile on my face aroused him, 'You
don't believe that ! Give me an in-
stance.' Being thus challenged, I said,
'Why do you walk about flourishing a
plaid continually?' ' I'll give you the
history of that, sir. When I was a
poor man, and when my wife and I
had our difficulties, she one day drew
my attention to the threadbare char-
acter of try surtout, and asked me to
order a new one. I told her I could
not afford it just then, when she went,
like a noble woman, and put her own
plaid shawl on my shoulders; and I
DON'T TO'ICC° SPIT On SMOKE YOUR LIFE
AWAY.
is the truthful startling title f a book about
No -To -Bac, the harmless guaranteed tobac-
co habit cure that braces up niootinized
nerves eliminates the nicotine poison,
v. e
makes kk. men gain strength, vigor and
nunhood. 'Pott run no physical or linen -
o' .I risk, as NO -10 -BAC is sold ender
eserantee to pure or money refunded.
Book free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co., 374
bt. Paul St., Montreal. Sold
by Allen &
Wilson.
'f 11 11; OWN'J'0
N ENV
have worn a plald •ever since in mem-
ory of her loving deed.'
George Forbes, the engineer of the
,Niagar1,, Electric Company says, he
oyer, 1ilved in a bouse belonging to one
of the .Porter family, who have long
owned most of the property near the
Falls. A Miss Porter was once travel.
ling in Europe, and, at the hotel table,
her neigh/so said: "Oh, if yon are an
Amerism, I suppose you have seen
Niagara Falls?" She turned to her ere
quiver. and, fixing hire with her eyes,
she said: "1 own them."
LONG-DISTANCE POWER.
OiiSent 400 Milos and Gas iso—The Pres.
tire Required.
There aro two remarkable long-alat.un e
transmissions of power In successful ,.ots. a -
tion in the United Statea,although nes. .or
aro electric tranamisslons,aud each tilt: ;rs
materially from the other. Ono Is the
transmission of oil by pipe lino, trent the
natural oil fields of New York, Ohio and
Pennsylvania to tide -water, a dietanue of
over 400 miles. The other is the trans-
mission of natural gas, also by pipe Nue,
from the Indiana fields to the City of Chio-
ago,a distance of about 120 miles.
The piping of oil, first from the Individ-
ual oil wells to storage centers, and then
from the storage centers, to tide -water ..as
been a process of gradual development for
the last thirty years. The individual wells
were gradually oonneoted by feed pipes to
larger trunk lines, which carry the oil to
the storage oenters.
There are twelve pumping st • ; ;
along tate line, situated about thirty -:I se
miles apart. The pumps operate at
pressure of about 1,000 pounds pet srpia:e
Inch, and the capacity of the lino,ls about
80,000 barrels a day.
The main pipe lino is divided into divi-
sions and scalene much like a trunk rail.
way system,and has, simiIarly,its divis, est
superintendents and engineers, sect ion
foremen, line gangs and lino walkers, tele-
graph stations and dally reports.
The natural gas pipe line 1s, perhaps. r.
more simple example of long
power transmissions. and boars • :.•tv
striking points of resemblance to trnas-
mission by electricity. In the Indiana
- gas fields about sixty wells are in op,•ra-
lion, having an average daily capacity of
about 6,000,000 pubic feet oai.h. As in the
oll fields, so here, the individual wells are
connected by feed pipes to a supply lino,
whiob collects the gas and carries it to the
pumping station. There large compr'ss-
ore, capable of producing and austalnln;
a pressure of 2,000 pounds per square i,•:•h,
force the gas into the trap smisslon lino to
Chicago. The norinai pressure carried on
thin line is 300 pound por square inoh,w•h'ch
admits of a daily delivery of from 1u,it; :i,-
000 -to 12,000,000 cubic feet of gas In CI. lc.
ago,whero it Is sold at a price much
that of ordinary illuminating gas.
Jollnn sot fife leumatim
eft-
�1.
arid Jiuwular
Pains ajairl ell?
Why riot
fly file -(,,
Menthol Plaster.
my wifcjot ms
one, il'cured
Tike nage
Oaot;{.f oil ( rest.
It was anlid; the storm and darkness, toe
ship going to [Atones, whloh was parrying
Paul a prisoner%to Roma, thee the grand
berths man halos all aboard to bo of good
cheer; liegives a reason for his quiet
courage. "There stood by zee this night
an angel of God, whose i am and whom
also I serve, saying, fear not, Paul; thou
must stand before Caesar, Wherefore,
sirs, be of good cheer, for I believe God.
and it shall he even so, as it has been
spoke.0 unto me." No matter what may
come to God's witnesses, they need not
fear it is for them simply to be faithful
to their testimony. The battle in us and
around us, now as ever, is between truth
and falsehood, righteousness and unrigDt-
eousness, Christ and Satan By reason of
our unbelief and perverseness and selfish-
ness, the way may be long and through
the wilderness, yet he leadeth us. It is for
us to add to our faith courage, manliness,
patience, that we may endure to the end.
God reigns, and if he ho for us we are
stronger than all that are against us. The
triumph of wickedness 1e short. Be of
good cheer, child of God.
THE' TURNING POINT
10 HOMO COMPORT AND MN:Ciifl
M GAMNSD 8Y THE USE Or
err
PARTIQULAR
Who want t(S' look nice, feel good andmake the meet d:
themselves. find me azi efaelent;, help,for X make articles
that make ladies beautiful of face anc� form and .Int l�th
in body. What X do for .others,can�, done,for you..,- yip
('an't tell all about it in this advertisement, ,Ask
ALLEN a WILSON, Clinton, Ont, Druggists
for my book. These articles are specially goad for purn.
FACE BLEACH $1 mer use.
per bottle. 'Clears the compplex-
ion. You must have it if you want to get rid of freckle%
moth patches, &o.
FADE POWDER—White, Flesh and Brunette, 60 cents a box. Perfection '
for powder users.
VOLA MONTEZ CREME 75e. in opal jars—creates and improves Inc
beauty for maid, wife or widow. Foe to wrinkles.
Mrs Nettie Harrison, America's Beauty Doctor, 40 and 42 Geary.
St.. San Francisco. Cal. Eastern Office,86WaBhington
Ave., Detroit, Michigan.
A Gun Repoit.
Can be heard about 16,000 feet. Good reports of the
Radiant Home Curl Stove
Can be heard from one end of Canada to the other. The reason for this is
simply that the Radiant Home is a powerful heater, economical on fuel and
does its work eo perfeotly as to entirely satisfy everyone who uses it. This ex.
perience will be yours too, if you buy one.
Call and see our- stock—a large assortment.
N w �`'1e N'� �� C1d Stand
vtackaylilock D BOOS. Brick Block
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DIAMOND DYES:
These wonderful Dyes save thousands of
dollars annually to happy homes in Canada.
At this season, old, faded and soileddresses,
capes, jackets, and mens' and boys' suits can
be re -dyed, and made to look as well as new,
at a cost of ten cents.
Diamond Dyes are the easiest to use I they
are the brightest, strongest and most durable,
Ask for the "Diamond"; refuse all others
Direction Book and samples of colored cloth
free; address
WELLS & RICHARDSON CO., Montreal P Q.
The House of Refuge
For a long time r suffered with Rheumatism In
Le Baok so savorily that I could not even sit
straight. My wits advised a D. di L. Menthol
raster. 1 tried it and was soon going about al)
« 2543 8. C. Menses, Sweet's Comers.
Pri
DR. WOOD'S
R•I•P�A-N-S
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine : Cures the
common every -day
ills of humanity.
Notwithstanding the fact that tenders for the supplies for the House
of Refuge were received from all over the county,
THE - CASH - GROCERY
Was successful in securing the contract for all the Crockery, Stoneware, and
part of the Groceries, which goes to show that our prices, and the 'quality of
our goods are right. We have been in business just one year, yet with our
reasonable prices, quality of our goods and our cash_ system, have built up a
trade we thought it would take years to accomplish. We take this opportunity
of thanking the public for their liberal patronage during the past year, and
hope to merit a continuance of the same in the future.
OGLE COOPER & COQ
Farm produce taken as cash.—Telephone No. 23.
*Have you tried it"
AYER'S
Hair
VIGOR
Restores natural
color to the hair,
and also prevents
it falling out. Mrs.
S. W. Penwlok, of
Digby, N. 8., says :
"A little more
than two years ago
my hair
began
to turn
gray
slegssostes. and fall
:1,1:Or;^r?'1 out. Af-
I��rx:: .:= �i,iipt ter the
use of
one bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor my
hair was restored to its original
color and ceased falling out. An
o e-melonal application has since kept
1..e hair in good condition."—Mrs.
H. F. FENWICK, Digby, N. S.
O rowt h
Norway Pine
Syrup.
Rfcb In the lung -healing virtues ofthe Pine
combined with the soothkia and expectorant
properties of other pectoral herbs and barb.
A PERFECT CURE PON
COUGHS AND COLDS
Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat,
Creep and all THROAT, BRONCHIAL mad
LUNG DISEASES. Obstinatehs which,
resist other remedies yield prom to this
pleasant piny syrup
P1101 IOC. AND 000. PIR aOI T&I.
—_-- - elms eY us. ,e/e.
p M 'ug( Fire Insurance Co
H'Al1.11 ,a ISOLATED TO N PROPERTY ONLY
INSURED
OrpiosRs,
D. Ross, President, Clinton; Geo. Watt, Vice
Pres. Harlock; V.. J. Shannon, Seoy-Trena
Soatorth; rd. Murdle, inspector of Claims,
Soaforth,
DIRECTORS,
Jae. Broadfoot, Seafortb ; Gabriel Elliott
Clinton; J.B. McLean, Tuckersmith • Thos. Oar
bet, Clinton ; 0, Gardiner, Leadbury ; T. II
Hays, McKillop,
AGENTS.
Thos. Nei lana Harlook; Robt. McMillan, Hee•
forth; J. Carvings, Egmondville. Geo. Murdle,
auditor,
Parties estrous to effect Insurances or Iran-
eaot other business will be promptly attended
to on application to any of the above oflr,
ioo
ad "seed to their reapeoltve offices
PSYCHINE
(Foos oweim sr-Eaea.)
Will cure CONSUMPTION, Lung and Throat DI/eases.
Sample tattle sent ties to every sufferer. Glee Express and
Poet
A.Soum Chemical Co. Ltd, Toronto, Can.
Our "Salads" Tea in Black, and Black and Green mixed; price, 40 and 50 cents
per pound. In Lead Packets, A large number have tried it and pronounce it A. 1.
You had better try a package.
Salmon—If you like something choice try a can of our Horse Shoe Salmon, 1895 pack
A fall stook of goods belonging to our line of business, top quality— bottom prices. Give
us a trial order and see what we oan do.
1ICMURRAY & WILTSE,
NearPostOflice—CENTRAL GROCERY--Tclephoce 40
of Hair.
"Eight years ago, I had the vario-
loid, and lost my hair, which previ-
ously was quite abundant. I tried
a variety of preparations, but With -
t; It beneficial result, till I began to
f jar I should be permanently bald.
About six months ago my husband
brought home a bottle of Ayer's
Ilair, Vigor, and I began at once to
use it. In a short time, new hair
began to appear, and there is now
every prospect of as thick a growth
Of hair as before my fllness." —
Mrs. A. WEBER, Polytnnia St., New
Orleans, La.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
PAnrannn IIY
QR. J. C. AVER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U .S, A.
dyer's rubs okra Hick Ifitadowhs.
Stock Taking Sale.
We commence stock -taking the end of this month, but before we start
we would like to reduce our stock. Now, in order to do this prices must
he right, And we are going to make them right. From now until Aug.
let every article of Furniture will be sold at a reduction of 10 per cent
off the regular price. Remember we do not put an extra 10 per cent on
on our goods before we make the reduction.
Our $10.50 Bedroom Suites until August 1st, .... $ 9.45
Our 13.00 Bedroom Suites until August 1st,....
Our 14.50 Bedroom Suites until August 1st, ... .
See our 25 cent Pictures in a nice shaded frame.
are great value.
11.70
13.05
They
J. Brunsdon & Son,
LONDESBORO
Agts. for all Farm Implement
MASSEY-HARRIS Binders, Mowers, Drills
Seeders, Cultivators, Soumers and
all kinds of Plows
Full line of Machinery and Plow Repairs
BINDER TWINE—Beet brands of Twine
at low prices. A complete line of
"p, "` aT ' �, k Buggies, Road Carts, Wagged*
gad*
' ,i'-
......_ ,. 1' Fine Buggies wt —a;«v «.w j 4.- =..A ,, — ,pr� and Standard waggons
Sharply a specialty.
OUR MOTTO—First-class work anor d Gould,
prices consistent with good articles. Prompt
attention given to Repairing and all kind- of Job Work,
JOHN BRIINSDON & SON, Londesboro.
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JOSEPH W.CHIDLEY
FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER.
The Finest
ti PHOTOGRAPHS
Oare taken by
IL H. FOSTER
4
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RUMBALL' 8 RIUUI FACTORY
it.I-PSA-N-S
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
Huron Street, Clinton
We have in stock a few
Buggies and Waggons
4M10J4NnJN011padWdfO14,pad "as e A uNl
Which we guarantee to be of first -plass material and workmanship.
If you want as good artieleat the price oIi i6' one, dall4d seem.
VooaEIAJI L Vx+urs
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