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eleon, engineer Evening
ate, :Canada, says: -"I was
Illawtth.the nioeb severe form of ea-
tor eightears. Ifad tried every
ltd get well, bbut without success. The
aoroea my forehead were so severe
It that I.wae; unable to obtain my
heat. I.weie also subject to eneez-
Sueh' an extent that I would eneeze
itt as 40 Or 50 times a day. At the
411ospital, where I went for treat -
was told that en operation was
Aar, andburning it out the only
'hate used Mnnyon's Cold and Ca-
Cure'for elle month and became rap-
ettsr. I believe Munyon has done
for Me than all the othere and I have
inndrede of people. to Munyon.
nymn'a Rheumatic Cure seldom fails
ieye in one ';to three hours, and cures
ew days. Price 25c.
neon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
all forms of indigestion and stomach
Prloesa5e.
nyon's,Col `C ire.prevents pneumonia
maks up a cold in a few hours. Pride
•
rayon's' Cough Cure stops coughs,
eweatB, allays eoreness and speedily
the lunge Price 25o.
tnyon's Kidney Cure speedily care
a. in the bank, loins or groins, and a',
a of kidney disease: Price 25o.
inyon'e Nerve Cnre stops nervonen ss
builds np the system. Price 25o.
enyon'a Headache Cure stops head he
!tee minutes. Price 25.
unyon's Pile Ointment positively i ares
hams of. piles. Price 250 -
nnyon's Blood Cure eradicates
ties of the blood. Prioe 25o.
ur<yon'a Female Remedies ar
II women:
unyon's Catarrh Remedios r
Catarrh Cure—pric'a 250—
disease from the system, a
h ablets-price 25o.—plea
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ittrryon'g':Y•Asthma Remed
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ount of the pot-
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ars of insurance
ich they will be
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A RUSE DE GUERRE
When daintie Daphne, inne ye Towne,
To take ye ,Aire doth goe,
She done a rneegno to hide hr Feyoe
From everle ogling Bean;
A Trifle, made of $ilke and Lace,—
And, oh1 ye sauck., winsome Grace
Yt lies kr Masque below I
For me bee tooke awaie hr Masque:
Hope inure my Breaste did start!
But when to win hr Love I tried
I learn'd hr mocking Arte:
For when ehee putt ye Muscle aside,
Wh eret hr. daintie Payee did hide,
She placed it o'er hr Heart!
—H. H. Bennett in Chap Book.
HIS TOUGHEST WALK;
The Major Was Playing 'Treadmill on a
Sprinting Glacier.
We started out in the early morning from
the hotel, the major carrying a pair of field -
glasses, a light overcoat, an umbrella and
a bookdesoribing the glories of California.
I contented myself with carrying a email
hamper, and more than once found myself
wondering how my companion dared at-
tempt the trip.
"Pooh, pooh!" he said in answer to ono
of my questions concerning his ability to
getthrough the performance creditably.
ooh, pooh, sir. I have coaled the Him-
alayas and the mountains of the moon. I
asoondet;a Popoeatapetl and have crossed
the Sabers on foot. Why, sir, I could run
np a little hill like Tamalpais blindfolded
and not even pause to wipe my forehead."
We .'said no more on the subject and
finally reached Larkspur, where we began
to make the ascent.
At the station the thermometer regis-
tered 70 degrees, but by the time wo had
finished the first quarter of the ascent it
seelned,;pbout a thousand.
Presently we arrived at a point about
1iaalf way up the mountain, and the major
?suddenly came to a halt. He again waved
his arms about and then sat down.
"It is too great for speech," ho said,
mopping hie brow.
Tho incline?" I ventured.
"No, sir, the scenery," ho thundered,
with punctuating puffs between each word.
"A little walk like this occasionally is
what a man needs to keep him healthy,
sir. 1 came of a race of walkers. Tho
Blazems, sir, had tramped from England
to India had thorn been no water between
the two places. Fork over some grub. It
is 2 o'clock.
"Yes, sir," resumed the major, "this
is easy walking to what I have done in
my day. The hardest climb I over had was
on ono of thoso Swiss glaciers. I was
alone, for I always prefer to travel with-
out guides. As far as the eye could see
there extended a mighty bed of ice as fiat
as a mirror and without a single object on
it to relieve the monotony. After walking
for three hours it dawned over me that I
was making absolutely no progress, though
at first 1 was at a loss to understand the
reason.
"Happening, however, to stand still for
one moment, I found that tho glacier was
slowly slipping from beneath my feet, and
that, although I had. been going through
the motions of walking, in reality I had
made no progress whatever. I therefore
commenced walking In a direction at a
right angle to the ono I had been taking,
and after a short while succeeded in get-
ting—not on terra firma, but on glacier
firma again. But that was the toughest
walk I over had."
The major had no sooner finished hie
story than ho gently dropped off to sleep,
apparently with a clear couscionce,—San
Francisco Call.
or
r: Huron.
NBE'ARABLE
dney trouble so much
q bank wars almost un -
oat tired and worn out all
gee was coated and until I
ney Pills I had been nn-
ousework for over a month.
made a complete cure; all
bladder troubles have dia-
feel like a new woman."
gaton, Ont.
1111E ERA
Ovitt WOMEN AND GIRLS
Too Many are Broken Down,
Weak and Wretched.
S NOTE.
pods, Q. C., ex -Judge of
armed a partnership
Tin,• barrister.
one Company repre-
lked from Gallatin,
k, Va., a distance of
IS believed to be the
hone record.
t r for the coun-
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All who are Sick and
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all who aro troubled as I Re.
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Jessie M.
An Explanation.
room of tho ho -
It was in tho :molting
tel. There was ono big fellow who was
blustering a great deal and telling of how
many duels ho had fought, and behidd
him sat a small m }n reading a magazine.
"Sir," said the ! ig man, as ho wheeled
arcund, "what would you do if challeng-
ed?"
"Refuse to fight," was the quiet reply.
"Ah, I thought as much. Refuse and
be branded a coward! What if a gentle-
man offered you tho choice of a duel or a
public horsewhipping—then what?"
"I'd take tho whipping."
"Ah=I thought so—thought so, from
the looks of you. Suppose, sir, you had
foully slandered n:o." "
"I never slat -icier."
"Then, sir, suppose I had coolly and de-
liberately insulted you -what would you
do?"
"I'd rise up this way, T',,t down my
book this way and roach oyer like this,
and take him by the nose as I take you,
and give it a three-quarter twist—just
so!"
When the little man let go the big
man's nose, the rest of the company held
their breath, expecting a terrific scene.
But the big man turned red, then pale,
then looked the little man over and re-
marked:
"Certainly—of course—that's it exact-
ly!"
And then the conversation turned on
the generalprosperity of tho country.—
Pearson's Weekly.
Plano Practice.
Who is forced to practice
o or three hours a day may
d hope. Sho has a friend in
mucic. Ho is a power among
end ono of his distinguished nu -
)
less a celebrity than Paderowski.
izky, for that is his simple name,
at believe In long. hours. A. pupil
practice two hours a day if sho cares
ut one hour of good work is in his
n sufficient. This is certainly do-
4chf11 news and would surely horrify the
professors of the Berlin Consorvatorfum,
whore 10, 12 and 14hours are considered
none toce much for
Losehotlzky's playin
delicate and beautif
he
red
3, in
com-
ains are Ef-
Greatest of all
erioan Rhenmat-
Welling Street N.,
very bad with rhen-
oaks--eared with two
Aiiic lean Rheumatic
Pat Saga,ocher of Huns
treats, 4amilten,' says:
Ithetnrhalllhiiaad Caro le the
rhea atiem I.: over
n, Binbrook, says: "I
1 Coulhet -intense, my
intense.
bottle,
rand-
id far
i and
RAISED THE
lY,
esti, Qaoyon, P. Q.
OK'S WAGES.
For He Bad to Pres srve His Wife's Con-
fidence In If Capableness.
There is nothing I
admire so much as
A friend of mine
am quite sure he can do all that does be-
come a man and B few other things that
are not entirely bocotning. Ho and his
wife—somehow cinoalways thinks of them
in that order- moved into a new house.
The upper floor was to be left uncarpeted
and was to be oiled The wife suggested'
having a man from the furniture store to
do it, but the! capable man scoffed at tho
idea; oiling .'a floor was just as easy as
rolling off o log. He'd attend to it him-
self- The wife wont out of town for a few
days, and one afternoon the capable man
came home early with a can of prepared
oil finish and a brush. He went up stairs
and whistled gayly. When the cook went
up later, the hall was a neatly oiled desert,
with a narrowing unoilod oasis in the
middle. The capable man was id the
oasis. There were sundry spots on the
new wall paper, hut thea o roan said
they'd dry off. The cook went wn stairs,
and presently thorn was a 1 d noise, a
sliding noise and a falling noise 'from up
stairs, together with a savage yell and
some remarks that oven cooks don't caro
to repeat. The wife came home a few
days afterward. Tho husband mot her at
the station. Ho was wearing brand now
trousers. Tho wife ascended to the upper
hall. It was neatly carpeted with a new
carpet and the wall's had a now paper dodo.
"Why I" sho exclaimed. "I thought you
were going to oil it."
"I decided that a baro floor would bo
noisy," answered the capable man. "It
always looks cheap."
"And tho dado?" answered the wife.
"Wasn't n- n good idea?" answered the
capable man. : t gives tbo hall such an '
air, you know.
The 000k has had Lor wages raised, but
then a man must preserve his wife's confi-
dence at any price, you know.—Washing-
ton Post.
/n all tbo world that I
a really capable man.
as married one, and I
Forgeries of ..Autographs.
" hat about forgeries, lithographs and
pho ographed handwriting and all the
of r iniquities one hears about in oop-
n tion with autographs?"
'Well, forgeries, of whatever kind, aro
11/amorous and very easy to detect."
"Easy to detoot?"
/ "Cert iq,ply, if the colleotor bas a cool
/head and -does not allow the wish that an
autograph shall be genuine to father the
thought that it is genuine. Most of the
forgeries would deceive no cool, careful
man with a modicum of experience. Aa
for photographs, they certainly cannot bo
detected at a glance. I frequently buy
them in bundles of genuine autographs.
The test is a drop of acid. The carelessness
of young collectors is the mother of for-
geries. "—Academy.
an earnest student
is described as" airy,
I," and ho is the fa
vorite master in Part vow. Ho was a pu-
pil of Czorny's, whowrdto those desperate-
ly difficult exercises, and who was, as all
pianists know, Beethoven's favorite pupil.
—Now York Commercial.
Perseus and Andromeda.
"I have come," announced Perseus, "to
strike off thy chains!" Andromeda oast
down her eyes and fingered her dance pro-
gramme nervously. "Do you really think
the bevel gear ie an assured success?" she
finally faltered. It was rather difficult,
in fact, for tho unhappy maiden to protect
her own interests and yet not appear un-
grateful.—Detroit Journal.
It is not generally. known that by an not
of the English parliament, passed in 1855,
it is enacted that all wedding rings must
be of standard gold, the enactment being
intended more tcrraiso theeni qnt of the
geld duties than to protest the public from
Imitations.
Find awayjar make ane. Everything
U either Dasher or lluehOcl. The vdorld al'
way/
Tl��iza to iia !sharia rs Will in him.
V-•.�AM4MVMY
The Modern Mother.
Friend—What do you do when your baby
erica at night?
Modern Mother—I get up and go into
another room where I can't hear It.—
Abendblatt der New York Staats-Zeitung.
Ireland sends out as emigrants to other
lands from 40,000 to 50,000 of her sons
and daughters annually, while Scotland
parts with only from 16,000 to 18,000.
If a man could jump as far, In prgpors,
`ion to his .-ize and weight, as a flea, he
could at a single leap pass from St. Louis
o Chicago.
' W TO BE BEAUTIFUL
To be beautiful we must have pure blood
and a clear skin. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood and makes • the skin
bright and clear. It (Aires all skin and
blood diseses. Witness etre foilowing:—
"I had eorofnla on my face f ter some time,
and could get no relief until I trraa B.B.B.
one bottle healed me and left no BOD.,.. It
is the greatest blood purifier in existent.
Mary C. Berrry, Toronoo, Ont.
Mr J xbett, night operator for•
the Ball' no company in Belle-
ville. was killed on the Oland Trunk
track.
MK HEADACHE
Positively cured by Mese
Little PIU.
They also relieve Distrese from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per. '
fecal remedy far Dizrinese, Nausea, Draws!.
nese, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Teague
Pain ht the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowelsr Purely Vegetable.
6rnail PM. Small Dosed
Spall Price.
Substitution
the banded the days
See) you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
insist and demand
c'.arter's Little Lvrer P1119.
EV3R,NITU
BROADFOOT, BOX 66 CO
•
'dile steady : ncttease in cur trade good proof of the fact drat oma geode are sight amid
our prices lower than those of other dealers in the eredh.
WO manufacture furniture on a Large scale and can afford to Bell oasts IP you buffy
from ua, we save for you the profit, which, in obhev oasts, bap to bo added in few
the retail dealer.
Thin week we have paesed into etook SPme of our new designs. Space will not permit
us to quote eattleef3, but come and see for yourself what snaps we leave to offer.
IlSere?emhere we evredeitermined that our prioee shall be thelowest;in the trade.
UN DIC1T1K INGa
lib thin department dun aback is complete, axed we have unerotrbtedly the beat inneved
ot,U nn the county. Our prices aro ere low as elle loweet.
BROADF00T,J0X 6 CO. J. W ClManageialley
S—Night and Sunday calls attended to by oalfiina a -t J. W. Cb?dley'a, (Mineral
Direotot) aesddenoe.
A Great Smoke.'.
A gentleman well known in turf circles
made a curious wager in the year 1860, in
which he backed himself to smoke ono
pound weight of strong foreign regaiias
within 12 hours. The conditions were
that the cigars should be smoked one at a
time to within an inch of the end, the
backer of time, as in the case of some pi-
geon matches, finding the weeds.
The match was decided on a Thames
steamer plying between London and Chel-
sea, the smoker taking up a position well
forward in the bows, where he caught the
force of all the breeze that was blowing.
Tho cigars ran 100 to the pound, so that
about eight an hour had to beaaaalsmned
to win the' wager. A start was Shade at 10
o'clock in the morning, and the affair
was finished shortly after 7 in theevening.
In the course of 9 hours and 20 minutes
86 cigars were fairly smoked, the greatest
nnmtber oonsumed being in the second
hoar, when the smoker disposed of no few-
er than 16. At the eighty-sixth otgar,
when -14 only remained to be smoked, the
backer 'of time gave in, finding that the
smoker was certain to win, and the latter
puffed the remainder away at his leisure
in the course of the same evening.—Strand
Magazine.
A CODE OF SIGNALS
KaNature has a oode of signals—a listless
stop and tired, weary feeling are in the
code. They show that the system ie run
down and dragged out. Nature's medi-
cine for this is Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Me—they benefit the entire system,
brace the nervus, and brighten the brain,
curing nervousness, eleepleesnesd, weakness
"and palpitation of the heart, etc.
Blood first of ell that fat 1'. :K., "g point
on the road to halals. Without it Dyspep-
siar Constipation, Biliousness, Headache,
Liver and Kidney Complaints, Scrofula,
Ulcers and Abscess= thrive and increase ba
'the human system. But with pave
CLOTHING,!
ci6Tut
3anuary 189%
HUB GROCERY
NEW FRUITS NOW 1N STOCK
ARGUIM RAU'gSelect Layers, (YosiiZZa's, Z�ltliilw,
RAISIN S Fine of Stalk CURRANTS i tr ti Pf r1 1A34
1. Oil' Stella til
California Prunes, best Eleme Figs in mate and layers, in ten poland beeea.
Lemon, Citron and Orange peels. Having bought at the lowest prices this sea4..
eon we will give you close prices•
431-1DO, ISW.,-11.1_4I.440Pwe
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S. S. COOPER - - - PROPRIETOR,
General Builder and Contractor.
This factory is the largest in the county, and has the very latest improved me-
ehinery, capable of doing work on the shortest notice. We carry an extensive
and reliable stock and prepared plans, and give estimates for:and build all °lass-
es of buildings on short notice and on the closest prices All work is supervis-
ed in a mechanical way and satisfaction guaranteed. We sell all kinds of in-
terior and exterior saterial.
Lumber Lath, Shingles, Linie, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Etc
Agent for the Celebrated GRAYBILL SCHOOL DFSS, manufactered
at Waterloo. Call and get prices and estimates before placing your orders
1897
ew Dried Fruits 1897
RAISINS—Malaga, Valencia, Bnitans. CUZ?RANTS—Filietras, Fine Vostizee$
. California Prunes and Flims Figs.
CROSSB Ba BLACKWELL PEELS, Lemon, Orange and Citron.
NUTS—Filberts, S. S. Almonds and Walnuts. Cf:crtng Eigs for 5caa ' ound.
NICE, OLD RAISINS for be a pound. Headqaarters for
Teas., Sugars, Crockery, Glassware and Lamps.
How about that suit you w-nt Made to order? :' .Call i and
see our tweed�s;,ybefo,ro you 'blit'; '
cherdattng freely these des cannot tang
remain. There is nothing to keep them
these -,--no hmpgrfffes for them to feed on.
Burdock Blood Bitters rpur firs the blood,
and dtiv s out all htipurltlea, waste and
effete nutter more chctkekly and runty than
Ohre remedy,. If you wheat part blood
tips goeidlictItIt taitd
j . A
$10 buys a • nice
12 buys a better one.
13.50 gets yOu more style.
14 leads you to higher grades.
15; splendid valuer.
16, elegant styles, beautiful cloth.
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during raga will present ro 1:•i readers a faithful pie oralwoe.,
se,natk,, cd the wand's :nowt i ttereztirg and ire?,�tent vein
T°r'E IIEt;"MATS "T E'ECi-Ig.7.3 l4'tSSls.
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"kat}oral and Inter- Th:`.-vi•szt.yWill con:;nne 0partic!pate
national Politics tits political teem of our ooan-
Sectal and Economic
try. It ta;a treat of the teal and eco
remit quesrinns, and of th>' development
Ouestlens of the midd e west, ItsFspecial tears
{nduoirialEnterprisC r.1fiele rt In KIondiker')• tonwilltrae.
Ari and Literature the tory cf the great gof d scovoriee
LONG SERIALS AND SFIORT STOIBI(:S
Twolongserialswillappearduringthe TIIR 10.., Ayj,
year, contributed by nuthn-, of inter- >IJ H. R, CRO!- LETT
national fame, and will be illustrated. By A8 NK R.SD 0trraa,Iamti..
Lay I'RANR R. STOG'a:!N
Omen tti'lster These and a score of equally prom!n
Hov:ard Pylo S e r tars will contribute short stories to the
John Kendrick Bangs 1 Wo s,.Y in 1893, making the paper espe-
Mary E. WiikinS ,dailyrichinfiction. Otherfeaturesarethe
DEPARTIIIENTS AI=iD SPECIAL ARTICLES
THIS BUSY .1ORLD FOREIGN NOTES
By 25 S. MtRTIS' I>y POOLTNEY BIGELOW
LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR'SPORT
F,y AR.VOLD W111TE -- Ry CASP,AR WIIITNBY
A SPG4Tlt4G PIL Greel"-.GE AROUND THE WORLD
In the Interest of the W re c LY,t.1 tpst Whitney is on his way around
the world. He will visit Ids, in search of bigg game, malting his
principal hunt flout Pnngkol:, lie will visit India and then rocs
to Europe to prepare articles_on the sprat.%of tretmanrs
s
IOc. ¢ co/y Iscrrcz,/or free J.ros/�rtttrsl S,rbsrripb'ore $G.
Poaiagt free its Ute Unihd Slates, Canada, mad Mc
Address IHAILP1:it & BROTHERS, Pt[hlisbors,New Tot
w."D. How,:il,
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quo r s Thanags.
LONDESBOROUGH, Dec, 'Bib, T897.
.fie desire to cerdially,•tjiank our patrons for their liberal treatment during
--the year. Wo wish:,you tall a Happy New Year, and trues. that when you
are inneed,of^any geode you will remember where the Ere portent is. We
are prepared to supply your wants at as row prices es are consistent with
an honest business. Try us if you want good TEA, FliTTITS, 1300TS.,
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ROBES, BLANKETS, dee To those who
have.'failed to deal with us we extend a cordial invitation to try us for 1
ADAMS' EMPORILT4 �y
LONDE.SBORO
R. ADA
THE BEM'
PHOTOG RAPHS
ARE.
TAKEN BY
HOR ACE FOSTER
Save ..
Your Feet!
'Save your eyes! 'Discard rubbers ! 'Ask your Doctor I,
Wear the new wet -proof, snow -proof, sweatless leather
footwear. Light -weight, easy,' warm, stylish, eeono-
micas. Made with the famous Goodyear Welt.
Ask for trio.:`:. - a $5.00 per pair.
W. TAYLOR & SONS, SOLE AGENTS FOR CLINTON
CUTTERS.AND SLEIGHS
We Eeeip in Sit and make to other
Cutters and Sleighs of all kinds.
E; RUIAI:L,
CLINTON
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