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1 The use of Si lid shot In viertere 1ia,a. - There are few country people, ll0 Inoue -
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O NEW, SUBSCRIBERS TO B ST DECEMBER 1896, FOR. $1.0 IN ADVANCE,
V RIABLE , AUTUMN
OFTEN SEALS THE FATE
RHEUMATIC
,SUFFERERS.
JOINS OIC RHEUMATISM
+'INO A CURE IN PAINE'S
CELERY COMPOUND.
Nothing Like it' for Banish,
ing the Awful Disease.
ll i e tiThe projectile.
Of to:daY a s Pe e e , i
and sometiums,loaded Whit pave er @
to explode, or by a time fuse. It le wove
derfuliy different from the shell of tweq•
ty-five years ago. In those days one oould
watoh the projectile as it sailed through
the air in a graoetu1 curve, at length
bursting. There was eeen time tp get out
of the way, under favorable circumstances.
But the new style of obeli moves at the
rate of a little over half a mile a second.
On striking a metal target its energy be-
ing traneformed instantaneously into heat,
it btoomos red•hot,and a flame is actually
seen to burst forth from the point struok.
Such a projeotlle moves, one might say,in
a straight line, and its leaped at a dis-
tanoe of a inile seems almost simultaneous
with the discharge of the gun.
Such a shell, passing near a man, will
tear his olothes off, merely from the wind-
age, If it comes very near, though with -
t about
aturall o..
been practise y i n they fail to Optic° the coining Af
t i al shell
of stool hollRw thorn that h y
, �t a lou mpnatdn `of the vrin.!
teff landeeepos find the dot etb ot life which
!a its L00111panlrp4nt is auddeflIy broken
by the advent in early•sprlpg of flock Utter
flook of active and noisy bards, If we are
abroad some March moreing wines the
sun is shining warm car themore, a flash
of blue in the apple orchard, a ripple of
song, or the atraggling mass ot blackbird;
rising and falling till ib °lusters on some
small tree, are signet that Wo oan not
help seeing and welcoming. Every one
knovl'e when spring and the birds are
here. -
Not So when summer wanes into early
fait Gradually and insensibly one bird
atter the other leaves the {earn or thicket
whore its home has been, and after a few
days' wandering in the neighborhood die -
appears. We notice some afternoon that
the swallows are no longer eingtng on the
out hitting him, it will, kill him. ,, Ho ridgepole of the barn, or playing abont i
drops dead without a sign of a wound, its eaves, teat the fami.iar twitter of the ,
Whereas, an old-style shell would burst ohlmney-swifts no longer falls from the
into a few pieces, tho modern projectile sky. If we refloat, we become suddenly
files into a myriad of "small fragments, aysare':thet no thrush has sting from the
each ot them moving withtremendops„ woodland for evenings past, and it hardly
veloolty. It may easily be imagined that needs the unfolding of astora innumerable
half a dozen six -pound Hotchkiss shells to toll us that another summer is over.
finding their way into a vessel would scab- Not all the birds, howeifer, leave WI in
ter death and destruotion in every dim- this silent and mysterious fashion. Walk
tion, Protective saner, owing to its great for ain iso through the {trhliakeets onthe
is too say,
onlyy, river borders before long the familiar tee,
o
r
vitals --hat s
weight, oan along the the shipa middle dee, dee, of the ohiokadee Domes to you,
part of the hull near the water line, so as and in a moment you oatoh eight of a
to over the machinery. In future battles black cap hero and another there in the
gunners will direct their fire against the sh little ybards But
with in anyei coorms s es a fro 0
unarmored ends of an opposing vessel.of noisy, gray vlraos, bright-oolored warblers,
nut hatches and creepers, and occasionally
a thrush or a catbird. The company sur-
veys you and passes on along a routo fa-
miliar doubtless to them, though through
what to us would ber a trackless tangle.
Or pass to the neighboring cornfield, where
the wends have at last won in the summer
struggle, and bond with their loads of
Seeds. As you draw near their brown
forms fly to the fence rails or flit before
you—field sparrows, ()hippies or a baywing
with white feathers in his tail, and in more
auspicious years than this, bluebirds—
Old and Chronic Sufferers are
Made Hale and Strong.
Mr Wm. MoWilliams, of Bradford, Ont.,
writes as follows about his oase:—
"Unsolioited, I forward this testimonial
as to the valve of your Paine's Celery Com-
pound. 1 am well up in 'years and' was
sorely afflicted with rheumatism. I pur-
chased and used six bottles of your medi-
cine and am now perfectly well. I have no
rheumatism left."
Th ?above is just an ordinary sample of
the proof that oured people furnish every
week.
Let as utter a few words of warning to
all who feel the pafmgs of a disease that
makes life a m'se'.y and a burden. ,;er,
The most..daugerous season of the year
is now with us• there is no necessity to en-
large upon- !tt fact. Chilling winds, damp
weather, and heavy, impure atmosphere;
aggravate every condition of rheumatism,
and bring many a sufferer to the grave.
Take courage, all victims of rheumatism.
If you have'failed with doctors and the or-
dinary medicines of the day, remember you
have not yet given Paine's Celery Com-
pound a trial. This marvellous medioine
has made new men and women• of thou-
slihds who were pronounced incurable by
physicians. It oan, and will do the same
good work for yon, if you fairly and hon-
estly use it for a time. Mr McWilliams'
case was one that baffled all other medi-
cines but Paine's Celery Compound, whioh
pimroved
torions at new and better life. Go thou giving d fo low
his example.
Mr John Bowles, one of the oldest
residents of Ingersoll, died suddenly
on Wednesday night.
We know whereof we affirm when we
state that Ayer's Pills, taken promptly, at
the first symptoms of colds and fever, ar-
rest further progress of these disorders, and
speedily restore the stomach. liver, and
bowels, to their regular order.
ANECDOTES OF THE ABSENT-
MINDED.
TEIREATENED WIru PNi Ui41ONIA
GENTLEMEN.—Last spring 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
ever used. J. B. MecDoesse, Whycoco-
magh, Cape Breton.
Another "absent-minded man" item
has been received. This one refers to
Ampere, the famous mathematician,
who was noted for his absent-minded-
ness. On one occasion. it is stated that
while walking along the street he mis-
took the back of a cab fora blackboard,
and as a blackboard was just the thing
he needed at the time, to solve a prob-
lem which had been vexing his mind
for some moments during his walk. he
made use of it. Taking a piece of
chalk out of bis pocket he proceeded to
trace out a number of algebraical for-
mulre on the cab's hack, and followed
the moving "board" for the space of a
quarter of an hour without noticing
the progress of the conveyance. As to
whether the cabman charged him by
. the course or by the hour, or even at
all, the item does not inform us.
From the same source we have the
following item: They have a good joke
just at present on a well known lawyer
who is noted for his absent-mindedness.
He went up his own stairs the other
day, and seeing a notice on his own
door, "Back at two," sat down to wait
for himself.—Harpers.
"Auld Robin Gray."
The famous Sootoh song has oonneoted
with it a bit of personal history that 1s
probably unique of its kTnd,indicating, as
it does, a degree of aversion to notoriety
suoh as is rarely seen. It was written by
Lady Anne Lindsay, a woman of marked
poetio gifts, but of singular shyness. She
wrote the song for her own amusement
during a day of loneilnese, and showed It
to her mother and the mpembsre of her
faintly under a promise of secrecy. By
their advice she sent it to a publisher,who
had it set to an old Scottish tune and
issued it as anonymous, not even himself
knowing who was the writer. The song
proved immensly popular, and 1n a few
years was sung not only in every corner of
Sootland but in England also, while sol-
diers and sailors boro it whereber the
English arms and ships were known. For
fifty years the seorot of its authorship was
kept oonoealod, or at least the song was
not aoknowedged by her, in so many
words, during her lifetime, though many
suspected her to be the writer. Tho near-
est she oamo to an avowal of herself as a
poet was In a letter to Sir Walter Scott, in
which she inclosed a copy of the verses,
made by her own hand, admitted that she
had something to do with their composi-
tion and gave him permission to tell his
"dear friend, the author of Waverly."
Yet, during this half century, a romance
had been founded on the brief story told in
the simple lines, a play had been written
on the same subject, the name had boon
borrowed for an opera and for a panto-
mime, and even in the puppet shows the
sorrows of the song found expr',s1on. It
is probable that such another i.istance of
concealment, where no cause existed but
excessive modesty, is not to bo found in
the history of literature. The secret of its
authorship was not Cully revealed until
after tho death of Lady Anne
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Thoma. 4. Johns.
A Common
Affliction
Permanently Cured by Taking
AYI3RS a
A CAB-D11.IVE 1'S STORY.
"I was afflicted for eight years with (salt
Rheum. During that time, I tried a great
many medicines which were highly rec-
ommended, but none gave me relief. 1
was at last advised to try Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla, by a friend who told me that I
must purchase six bottles and use them
according to directions. I yielded to his
persuasion, bought the six bottles, and
took the contents of three of these bot-
tles without noticing any direct benefit.
Before I had finished the fourth bottle,
my hands wore as
Free from Eruptions
retie Sisettoilepe,
In tisSii age Otos eriloiirs to .IA tin.
10 th
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aft os x.a►r
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perique .defects et aspLraetti to people
laurels .
Airy .metrical etruoture ;;whiok l tour,
)4e.1o4iou6 receives there* et approvo1;,
and is held up to. the publics gezeearek ret,
men of poetic I rt--.oftea.•as the,.,411011i,
form of art. Metrical perfeotio}t may .Pe.t
and isut. often attained witho, reveallas
the. elightest trace of terse poetio ,felony;
and so lopg as the fleet requisite of good
verso—inspiretign--•le 'gnpred by those:
whose judgment, helps to make or md'r the
poet, writers will (antinua to produce
laborious exhibitions of ppotio form titter•
ly regardless of substanoe.
Verse, however, which will item/ the
search -light of time; 'which is destined Le
11be beyond the pushing hour, must, der-,
neath an elegance of form, betray the dis-
tinct feeling and working of the poet's
mind.
It is not oven enough for a composition
to be melodious, for unless the evidence of
thought moves with , and es part of the
melody, it will lose its charm' after a Bret
reading.
New
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`Whp want to look �eef feel good(tad the �
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• ' that make ladle?} beautiful of; %Ace.at#d foxes., and hoa+lti )
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0a1A tell all about it fat this advertisement. ,
ALLEN 4 WILSON, Ciinton,Ont.;Drug StS -
I�j for- my boob. These articles are specially goad for fj' W&
" ,� mer use,
his *jc FAOE BLEACH $1 per beottle. Clears the coma le»
"" mon.You must have it ifyou want to et rid of free . S •-
1,1 FI
. alrtt�'► moth patches, 440. n, t.
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FADE• POWDER—White, Flesh and Brunette, 50 cents a box. Ferrertiarn%
for powder users.
VOLA.- MONTEZ CREME 75c. in' opal jars --creates and improves faoq,,'.
beauty for maid, wife or widow, Foe to wrinkles.
Mrs Nettie Harrison, America's Beauty Doctor 40 and 42 Gear7'"
St.. San Francisco, Cal, Eastern Office, 30Washington
Ave., Detroit, Michigan.
The undersigned begs to aunoune0 to the pen
plc of Londesboro and vicinity:that b P s ae opin-
ed Boot and Shoe Store next to the poet otflee.
where will be found a complete assortment of
FALL and WINTExt BOOTS •end SHOES. Our
goods are first-class, and our prices are,right.—
Oastom work and Repairing done in a workman-
like manner.
Butter and before buying elsewherree.. o and see
JAMES YOUNG, - Londesboro.
t,;**ek.**t- eieti -i
Can be heard about 16,000 feet. Good reports of the
Radians iome Coal Stove
J&ow1
TOOK SICK
WHAT
WOULD
De?
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Can be heard from one end of Canada to the other. Tlie reason for this is
simply that the Radiant Home is a powerful heater, economical on fuel and
does its work so perfectly as to entirely satisfy everyone who uses it. This ex-
perience will be youre too, if yon buy one.
Call and see our stock—a large assortment.
T ckatore
BockH ARLAND 'BBOS
Old Stand
o Brick Block
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Whose warble clear
Bids farewell to the dying year.
These roving bands are bound together
apparently by eimiiar tastes in food, but I
always like to think by a little affection
also, or friendly concern. They wander
through field and woodland, till some
night more favorable than the rest for
travel, or some wind whose suggestion of
coming winter le stronger starts them on
that wonderful series of journeys which
we term migration. Tho next morning
finds them in Connecticut or New Jersey,
and a fortnight later they, are in Virginia.
Life is to them now as careless as a school-
boy's vacation. .Only. the dark shadow of
a hawk now and then interrupts their
round of feasting and twittering.
Spring comes with a rush, the barren-
ness and bleakness of winter is driven
from the earth as quickly as snow is driv-
en from the hillsides by warm rains. The
fall creeps on us as quietly as a tree
changes .its colors. We. aro .unaware of the
change till we look up some morning and
,say it is autumn.
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BEPUTIFIES �a C'OMPL'EXION.
Just. spend his Four
Quarters for a bottle of
Burdock Blood Bitters 4�
as all sensible people do; be-
cal}se it cures Dyspepsia,,Con-
stipation, Biliousness, S i c k
Headache, Bad Blood, and all
^'ceases of the Stomach, Liver,
1;dhC; s,;'•ev '
arse rlo,,.d from 0:s4
a Cc' 1'DOL' P? r^1c tC) tee set ,A
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RFPA*S
The House of Refuge
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine : Cures the
common every -day
ills of humanity.
Notwithstanding the fact that tenders for the supplies tor 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. W e 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 & CO,
Farm produce taken as cash.—Telephone No. 23. /'
“Have you tried it."
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An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC).jOKllbop Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail. 25o., 60e., FARM &ISOLATED TORN PROPERTY ONLY
and el.® per paoknge. Samples tree.
INSURED
KONO Tho Favorite TOOTH POWDER —
!� for the Teeth and Breath 4ba OFFIaxlie.
Sold by J. H. Oo Mi l51 D. Rose, President, Clinton; Geo. watt vise
Pres. Harlook; W. J. Shannon, Seoy-Treas.
Seatortb; M. Mardis, Inepeotor of Claims,
Reaforth.
DIRECTORS.
Jas. Broadfoot, Seafortb ; Gabriel Elliot
Clinton; J.B. McLean, Tuckersmith ; Thos. Car
bot, Clinton ; C, Gardiner, Leadbury ; T, E
Hays, Mohillop,
AGENTS.
Thos. Neilane Rare:nee Robt.McMillan ,Sea-
torth; J. Cuminge, Egmon•lville. Geo. Murdie,
auditor.
Wo want the names of 10000 young people. Parties .sirens to effect Insurances or Iran -
The latest edition of our College Journal is sQcet otherpbusiness will be promptly attended
It adSend idniyouru names and we
names of to our at or
sed their ospoeto itvo offices the nfliaers
friends; we will do the rest. It will interest you
and cost you nothing. You must see it.
Mutual Confidence.
An amusing anecdote of a lady and gen-
tleman who were traveling together runs
as follows : They wore strangers to each
other. All at once the gentleman said:
"Madam, may I ask you to look out of
the window. I should like to make some
ohange an my toilet."
"Certainly, sir," she readily replied, at
the same time getting up ar d turning her
back upon him.
A few moments afterward he said:
"Now, ihadam,I have finished, and you
can sit down again."
When the lady looked round she saw her
male companion transformed into an ele-
gant lady, wearing a think veil.
"And now, sir or madam, whatever
you are, said the lady, "I would also re-
quest you to put your face out of the win-
dow, as I, too, wish to make some altera-
tion in my attire."
"Certainly, madam," and the man in
woman's olothes turned at onoe the other
way.
"Now you can resume your seat."
To his groat astonishment the man in
woman's gars, on sitting down agatn,saw
his traveling companion transformed into
a man. Ho buret out laughing and said:
"It appears that we aro both trying to
run away. What have you done? I have
boon robbing a bank."
"And I," said the quondam lady, as he
fitted the "derbies" round his fellow -pas-
senger's wrists, "am Detective J—from
Amsterdam, and have been on your traog
for the last couple of days; and now (pre-
senting a revolver) keep still."
as ever tboy were. My business, which
is that of a cab -driver, requires me to
be out in cold and wet weather often
without gloves, and the trouble has
never returned."—TimmMAs A. Jomvs,
Stratford, Ont.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the :wot'1d4i iMl'idr, 0/1
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Central Bitsiness College,
Stratford, Ont.
P. McINTOSH, Principal.
PSYCHINE
(PaoxoUNden SI -Ernst
wul OO N S Ur M , Lung Throat Diseases.
Samplecure Dehio sent rice toPTI everyONenfroror”and Givo Express and
Post OMco Address.
.The T. A. Slocum Chemical Co. Ltd., Toronto, Can.
Our "Salads" Tea in Black, and Black and Green mixed; price, 40 and 60 cents
per pound. In Lead Packets, A large number have tried it and pronounce it A. 1.
Yon bad better try a package.
Salmon—If you like something choice try a can of our Horse Shoe Salmon, 1896 pack
A full stook of goods belonging to our line of business, top quality— bottom prices. Give
us a trial order and see what we can do.
11ICMURR4Y & WILTSE,
NearPostOffice—CENTRAL GROCERY—Telephone 40
J. Brunsdon & Son,
LONDESBORO
egess Agts. for all Farm Implenment
MASSEY-HARRIS Binders, Mowers, Drilla
Seeders, Cultivators, Sealers and
all kinds of Plows
Full line of Machinery and Plow Bemire
BINDER TWINE—Best brands of Twine
at few prices. A complete lino of
A Long -Headed Newsboy.
There as a newsboy in Ottawa who in
the near future is bound to shine in the
financial world. This futaro-to-be Napo-
leon of flnaece some time ago opened an
account in the savings department of the
Rideau street branch of the Bonk of Ot-
tawa. The rules of the savings depart-
ment do not allow a deposit or withdraw•
al of an amount less Ilan $1. It so hap-
pened that ono afternoon this young fel-
low wished to make a deposit of 75 cents
but as the rules were against such a small
deposit the boy had to retire with hie de-
posit still in his possession. The boy had
not left the bank very long when ho re -
tinned and wlthdrodr $1.25 and adding to
th1e the 75 conte ho itad already, he dop1o.
itod the Whole whirr amounted to
time getting in his .7 Cents. ,
Stock Taking Sale.
, , Fine Buggies and Standard Waggons
.,•yp' „�a-w «„we dW� +d /i a specialty.
Agents for Gould, Sharply & Muir Wind Mille good OUR MOTTO—Firs awork
Repairing best and fall kinds ofoJob Work. axtioloe. Prompt;
JOHN BRUNSDON St SON, Londesboro.
uggles, Road Carts, Waggons
We commence stock -taking the end of this month, but before we start
we rices must
be right, and we are goingto reduce rto make them in order to o ht. Fromthisountil Aug.
1st every article of Furniture will be sold at a reduction of 10 per cent
off the regular price. Remember we do not put an extra 10 per cent on
on our goods before we make the reduction.
Our 110,50 Bedroom Suites until August 1st,. ...$ 9.45
Our 13.00 Bedroom Suites until August 1st, .... 11.70
Our 14.50 Bedroom Suites until August 1st,.. , . 13.06
See our 25 cent Pi t res nice shaded frame. They
great
JOSEPH W.CHIDLEY
FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
"u) are taken by
� H. FOSTER
RI-P.A-N-S
RUMBALL' SCLLI1 FACTORY
Huron Street, oil stop►
We have in stock a few
Buggies and Waggons
ONE GIVES RELI
OM to Wr'Oi11"riztvnAk?
Whiilh rt guarantee flq be of iirlit-olass material and workmanship.
It you watt t a good art : t the pt'iae of a poor ond', `' 11•nnd ape trio'
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