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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1898-01-14, Page 6R �"'"r & ,!• ARBY MILLIONS' _ ^Endurance, FASCINATI OF FOIBLES, I - P' ,�l.11 t`�St rs i'ROL; • . not mo4ity my declaration. You are my. a? p, ?Ih M, Ir -o'" Ttt,atuaud J.'geaengora -, - -." . 1, " Eaioh $our'TiU Thirty ;Buildings. !.An >rt the ?iralittee shake the Possessor of TZ;ors. 1)zare i(;pvable. . Cx. IAC. eooll Hopelessly erippled estimate oftho" number.of ,persons "No man is sinoanoly and securely loved with Rheumatism. 'Carried by elevat�in Now York bust- except by those who know his foibles, __ Mass houses "is ptu`ar9 a mattes o1 :eonjoo- u tum One of ilio members of a►rge firm says Si} Arthur helps ]tiouserau qualifies his rtwognition of faults in fids old friend Could Not R lee Either Hand or foot an engaBed in the ufa6oturo -at olovators Gauffrecourt by the sp mA— that Without Had to be Fed and Dressed—The Doctor gave bis estimate tdat 600,000 ,passo119M in them he would probably have been, lest i Told Him Cure Was Impossible, Yet h p Ore carried dr}iYy about 80 ,of ithe:aky amiable. In no works U this better oxen), a thoueand times its cost for prostrati g4raping built, go alone. Another person plillod than in those of •Charles Diokene Attends to His Balinese To -Day. icpnneeted -00th the same firm said :that ,.,. „When I know all the foibles A man has, From the Millbrook Reporter. this est mato should be doubled to be nor- ,with little trouble in the disoovory, I be- , Rheumatism has claimed many victims root is diffloult. k eepa record oettheiper- ' gin to think he la worth liking," And of Iliokona' father, and hie uotable;Micaw- and has probabably caused more pain than an other ill affeotl y ng mankind, Among 'Po s using elevator?. In the Wase of rthe ' .elevated railroads surface roads artd other barisms of speech and <leaoearwr, ho do- ckues that no one could knout Lim with. those who have been its victims taw have suffered more than Mr Coon, now r`' ,gammon carriers, the tickets or money oolte9ted can be used as a means z�bta►in- outliking him the better for them. No ' one likes Micawber less for his follies, and proprietor of a fionriehing bakery in Ham- ngG.baW.kery "�Ctg statistlps, that nothing of this kind Itossible with $110 elevators, which WOPat- Diokonsliked his fatherbotter the more Le Ilton, but for a number of years a resident of Pontypool, when his severe illness oo- xpnized daily thousands of persons wvho recalled his whimsical qualities One of the notable examples of the fact carred. Toa reporver who interviewed him Mr Coop, gave the following portion- nothing fo the privilege. ,It is estimate hat in the average build- using. sove "elevators trips are made ! that foibles may rather ondear than es- #range is in Oliver Goldsmith. The epi- heard in kindly lars of his suffering and ultimate cure:— "Some seven or eight years ago, said," said •. Al ev note and a half. One lard 3' g thet so often and ever •� " Poor Goldsmith air Coon, "I.felt a touch of rheumatism. tail store in Sixth avenue has 88 alova- tones of speaks vol- umea Writing of him, -vYashinglon Irving At first I did not pay much attention to it, but as it was steadily growing worse, I r of the buildings has eight & 11lAny t3 a !� And ten, and the number in other build- .says that when eminent talent le united to began to doctor for it, but to no effect. The Ings -varies from one to six. Taking 30 ;spotless virtue we are .awed cad daiiled dntp admiration, but our admiration is apt trouble went from bad to worse, until three years after the first symptoms had moment they halt. The flooding lights ;buildings with sic elevators, each carrying ,� be cold, while there is something in the manifested themselves I became utterly nation of the Christmas trees is added the six passengers per trip, it will be seen that harmloss inflrmittoe of a good and great helpless, and could do no more for myself their niultiplioity of branches. Another In one hour 43,900 passengers would W ,serried In five busy hours 216,000 passen- ;but orring nature that pleads touchingly I with ours. Irving is persuaded that few than a young child. I could not lift my hands from my side, and my wife was ob- i, . 1. ,gers would r'eprosent the number of per- sons carried in only 80 buildings. From , who consider the real compound of admi- li ed to out my food and feed me when I gallantry to her special table before turn- this,It may, be seen that with thousands of rabic and whimsical qualities which form- ed Goldsmith's character would wish to felt like eating, which was not often con- sidering the torture I was undergoing. My ro oicin s l oril in the most r - What V j g y, Pe elevators in use in Now York the figures prune away its eccentricities, trim its gro hands were swollen out of shape, and for tutus youthful joyfulness. The emperor, aro,enorinous. In 1887 it was estimated tesque luxuriance and clip it down to the weeks were tightly bandaged. My legs * ' µ tat 16,000 persons were carried in one decent formalities of rigid virtue, and feet were also swollen, and I could . '�Uytt ,by the two elevators in the Potter 11d1 n ' "Let not his frailties be remmnbered," „ not lift my feet two inches from the floor. .:bu u .tho clearing house 260passengers g i dohnaon. He as great said w a very g ea man." Washington Irvin would rather g g I could not Bhang • my clothes and my wife had to dress r and wash me I grew so thin ni .the elevator regularly bo en zo v for two g Y Lot thein remembered since Bir se. be � tit that I coked more 1 o e Ike a skeleton 1 els on than any Y • Q.'gloea� The New York Life chief end was to endear.:' thing else. The pain I suffered was al- t. elevaWrs in operation, that each elevator car- Oliver Wendell Holmes asserts that we I have in moat past endurance and 1 got no rest. day I *sore each day. In the roust a weak spot any character before we can love it much. "People that I either or night. doctored with many doctors, but they did me no good, and some wilding 6,000 passengers do not laugh or cry or take more of any- of them told me it was not possible for me The Postal Telegraph fila than is altogether cod for them or t g B B to et better. I believeI 8 took besides al- . average 2,700 hours' use any but dictionary words may be ad- most everything that w6,3 re;ommended A low estimate of the mirable subjects for biographies. But we for rheumatism, but instead of getting bet- ge s carried may be put per hour, equal to 810,- don't always care most for those flat pat- I tern flowers that press best In the herba. ter I was constantly getting worse, and I wished many a time that death would end :month. When it is re- rium• - my sufferings. One day Mr Perrin, store. s represents the service I The most nonexacting and most Indul- keeper at Pontypool, gave me a box of Dr twill be seen that the . gent cannot perhaps fail to find some faults Williams' Pink Pills and urged me to try "c�o by elevators is vast. in the nearest and best friends. But in them. I did so somewhat reluctantly as I m rrcial• not a few cases foibles are even the did not thing any metlicine oould help me. brilliant eyes and tangled hair and beard ' strengtheners of regard.—Exchange, However,.I used the Pills, then I got an - QUESTIONS ASKED. formed Corsican bandit or else an imper- other box and before they were gone I felt fectly secularized Carmelite monk than of precision. Repeatedly the Imperial mother a trifling relief. Before a third box was the Conundrums With Which p A Belle ille. Belleville. finished there was no longer any doubt. of the improvemept mithsonian Officials Are ,Assailed. self selected with so much care." they were making in my doorkeepers of the Smithsonian in- mantelpiece, loaned upon it and said, with condition, and by the time I had used three I E3fi10tion have.a hard time.pf it in answer- __ `>ro boxes more I began to feel, in view of my Ing the questions propounded them by rho True Tile Last. former condition; that I was growing quite +visitors to that place. `These questions are Ore of the best known and most popular strong, and the pain was rapidly subsiding. Original, if nothing elso, and cover all va- shoernakore in Belleville gives evidence in From that out, there was steady improve- rleties of subjects. One of the men who an important matter. ment and for the first time in ion , g weary dies been there for a number of years has Mr Wmp.Iiemp, the Nell -known shcemak• years I was fry, Prom pain, and once more become so accustomed to hearing these er, saya: ' 3y wife has been a great suffer- able to take n y place among the world's ti,,ho,would not be surprised, he said, if or from nervou$ and beast troubles for the workers. I hnv.• not now the slightest some one should ask him gravely, where last 20 years. She was in a very bad state, pain, and I feel better than I bad for seven the right.nmlar tooth of George Washing- had terribJo pains in the region of the heart years previous to taking the piers. I thank tor.* s gr"andinothor's great aunt could be ' , extending up over the shoulders, and she God that Dr Williams' m 'n a Pink Pills Dame in . and. Neither would, he think that the was ao nervous that she, couldn't sleep at iriaht. Her appetite my way as I believe they saved my life, and there is no doubt whatever that the tsar of the qurstion was a lunatic. 11 angii�to say, though in some places was almost gone, and although she had taken many itinds of mad- Y rescuede from years of trouble, fight no�baregarded as strange, most Pro rietor • ar- kine both from doctors and p y Dr Williams'R Pink Pills strike at the ose peculiar questions aro asked by tieles,ehe roceived no relief from them. Seo.- root of the disease, driving it from the sys- inine portion of the visitors to the ie.g eta advertisement of Milburn's Heart tem and restoring the patient to health Soria time ago a lady, who and xvc-rve Pills, I got a box with the faint and strength. In oases of paralysis, spinal appoaranco of being such, fn having an intelligent face and hop=. that they would help my wife. She Itis t".leen two boxce a.nd the results aro troubles, locomotor ataxia, sciatica, rheu- matiem, orysipelas,sorofulous troubles,etc., ed manners, stepped up to a door- something wonderful. The pains have all . these pills are superior to all other treat - "and and inquired, in a *ono ne voice showed that she was in earnest: ic,ft her. Her a . ctito is good. She pP g sleeps well, which is one of the greatest ment. They ate also a speoifie for the troubles which make the lives of Be man Y ruld you kindly direct me to the por- blessings sne bas experienced, and she has impro-:—1 in every tray. women a burden, and speedily restore the rich glow of health to pale and sallow est ution where I could find Oln' om the (}aidon of Eden. Tun- ' f care reoommend tnei-a ;eery hi lie and oheeka. Men broken down by overwork, role are a number of them hero i feel that no other remedy could have achiev- worry or excesses, will find in Pink Pills a ould like to see them very much." era a result in so short a time. (Signed), dertain cure. Sold by all dealers or sent e�'d'oorkebpor did not know whether Win, Kemp, Belleville, out.,, by mail postpaid, 50c a box, or six boxes bac, io see the traditional fig loaves -- I for $2.50, by addreeaing the Dr Williams' 'll11'Wished apo ooze of the apple which Adam is re, Laxa Liver Pills core constipation, bi:- Medicine Company, Brookville, Out., or ted'to, , vo eaten with such dire results iousness and sick beadache.; 25e.' Schenectady, N. Y. Beware of imitations i'j the humu1 :r 0, but told her very frank- p ilia f t ills lase button fiCOGAN THE FOOL. 1 and substitutes; alleged to be "just as g00d. was not possessed f such treasu 'os. The Iady seemed sur• '---- Mrs Stetnamanhas been refused jlAsed_and stat. that she had been in- A Practical Joke That He Played Upon a new trial. ormed correctly, she thought, that the rellce'wero there With an air of disap- His Royal Master._ Amelia Wofford contributed to St. Nich- Edward Hanlan, former the world's jp Antment she went inside to see what j i olas an article on The Court Jesters of champion oarsman, was elected an al- dermaa i❑ the four ward in Toronto. • ,elge she could unearth. England." The author says: 1x ^Ono day recently abother lady asked o -doorkeeper. Where the bottles containing Scogan, Scoggin or Soogin already mentioned, was principal jester to Edward , STRENGTH HAS RETURNED. + the elements of the universe were located. I IV. He is said to have come of a good "My whole system was run down. I was �` In spite of biei•experionco in such thingg Suffolk family, was a graduate of Oxford so weak I could Boarcely get around to do .he,d94rjicepei was rather nonplused and i and for a time was tutor there, but wits my work. I finally began to take Hood's slioolf• � I dismissed on account of his 4-Migfoue Sarsaparilla and after using five bottles I '1 ,. at tt4ojL_wa-,e-� ere, r spirit and unscrupulous conduct. Upon found that my strength had returned and that they were kept this he presented himself to Sir William my appetite was better. I now feel as tion," the lady said. °" i Novillo,'solicited the place of jester and strong as ever." Mae KFLBY, 9 Wellington Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, - UV _ me of the universe that was accepted. Sir William was vary proud ,. „ 1 I;know of, the oorkoeper replied, are of him, and one day, wishing to show him -- -,, whisky, air and v�f€*tor; and Choy aro cum• oft, took him to court and introduced him HUOD HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, sick head- xnon most everywi,are, I believe, madam. to the king. Edward was as pleased as Sir aohe,indigestion,biliousuess. All druggists. TI.Ortbor than these I know of none. "- William could have wished. In fact, he 25e. 'Washington Stall • was so enthusiastic he was unwilling to have Scogan leave The king's wish was _ • The Provincial Department of Agri - Field Sports •'In Shakes are. all powerful and .so Sir William loft See- culture has i8sued a neat 24 -paged bul- letin entitled "Statistics of Cntario." ( on I ,began to collect and sage the - �••giQns to field sports and to orses scat. gan, receiving In compensation a house in g Choapafds and a country minion in Bury, It is a digest of the reports of the Bur- g p tere bhtoughout the writings f Shakes- Scogan loved a practical joke, and one that he perpetrated on the kingbrine eau of Industry. This bulletin shows the totals from the part dealing with my mind ban nothing was further frecritic than to orator the Hold of critic m. Bub mind the of our burnt cork instgpels. municipal statistics now to the print - er's hands. The population of the ro- p p ts aby- work progressed I disco ed more -and, clear! the true nature f these He borrowed money of the king and when the day for payment came was unable to p Vince, according to the municipal as- ,are _.,',r,.at <Allusionsi how the for the most Well ' 99 oet -n make good bis word. He feared the king's anger and d dad to a se him b appease seasors, was 1,972,•286, showing�a net in ct ease tri the 493 townships, an .dips ontaneousl from the s i Spontaneously ' P „most soul, and. ate seldom suggested by "the g y a ka Fei nidi death he had his friends g g e f 9,4 tact ease of fl,487 in the 99 towns, an in - crease of 4,`/19 in the 13 cities, and a de - 1 plot or oharactor in hand at the me- inpnt, with wbieh indeed they are on r•ry his body before Edward. The king f 1 a ready victim to the deception and crease of 2,579 in the 136 villaors. The „ put of keeping. - And according as I bpi• in iiia la supposed dead pp total assessment of the Province is $814,917,633, �ieing a reduction of $6,- :tatno bettor ac uatntod with the works o . q f 1 said be, freely.Eorgavo the debt. Sea- 5481533, every class above Bhgwing a de - contemporaries it was more and more ,dent that this peculiar of thought f P g gan immediately sprang to his feet, ex - claiming, 'Tho news is so revivifying that crease. The taxes imposed were $193,- 644 leas than in 1895, and were equiva- npt happen to be Shared by other >" it has called mo back to life" lent to $6.16 per bead of population, mhti"o writer`s his ago Thus the ofrgiit was sugges ed that rho presence The Ihssoi2tating Zulu Maiden. 14.88 mills on the dollar. The deben- lure debt, which now stands at $51,- abknce of this di inctivo°note might 'of some aid In distil thowork. One morning I got into a railway train for dozen 895,991, or $26.51 per head of popula- guishing running about a miles through tion, shows an increase of $2,171,404, ).' airship of Shakesp . e from that of ser`- 3'kl *'her dramatists a succession of sugar plantations. My notwithstanding that $2,153,587 was 41i whom Shakes- R. r.64n, criticism is mainly concerned. idea was to see the country find the people in a more leisurely way`than I could have paid on account during the past year. The "floating" milt, the admitted writings of Shakes• done had I traveled by a swifter convey- or temporary liabilities, however,, show a decrease of $8,35438. %pearo it is never wholly absent. In tho ance. We stopped at most of the cross- The debenture debt in 1886 was $29,924- mitted works of Flotchor, Greene, 13yd ! road's and picked up a varied assortment 863 for all municipalities. The amount il3AA0Wo, or in certain of the anony- of native types that soon made the train in sinking funds was $7,932,608, while s plays attributed to Shakc,,i: aro, it is look like an anthropological. sectign in tho cash balances aggregated $1,648,455. '�r found.—"A Study of Shakespeare Berlin museum. It was something of a The waterworks and electric 'light -lkof EIliabothan Sports," Right Hon. shook at first to see young ladies stop plants of cities and towns were valued :1. Madden. aboard dressed in nothing to speak of be- at $13,406,341. The assets exceeded yond their magnificent skins of chocolate the liabilitiee by $6,958,398. the Mighty Ctesat`. bronze, but a ro modest and well be- rt W$s on his way to the battlefield of haved mons Bri�o e�nact be conceived FOR TEN CENTS btttsttla that fisher uttered the income i Thorn was a maTicet for Cape gooacbor- i yang to rho• fishermen. . ge hifd tomo own to cross to Dyrraohinin, I ries at the end of this railway, and the oc- rasion was evidently one for social display, '—'-' Have you over tried to estimate the eat - iefaetion, financial 'dl$I'g ding d, Jin$ing filo galley, c8mmanded the for thorn was considerable coquetry shown pleaenrob and returns no of a ginalI gallingboat `ta ut him p r4�s Adriatic; f4, the. ago a vio- i. in the matter of hairdressing and arrange- ment of bead" One Zulu maiden fasci- you get when you spend ten cents for a package of Diamond Dines? The advan- ort* t sigrlm oacvitied4 aiicl:'ovoh 'iiia b8grf- oil 'terrified noted nae b a hoaddress which reached y esti behind something like avast kinky tagee and profits aro strikingly wonderful. Faded and dingy looking dresses blouses g 2 + mdrinors wore . tint the, • riW41.1 499av+o leo fo6irl you i marline spike. This conical chignon wan capes, knitted tihawle;'hbso, lace onrtgins,' pieces of drapery are all restored to h f it I at least two foot in oxtent, and gave hot,and great Satlefaetidn. It excited moat envy their original galas and nsefuln0M The . tbati if she had worn a dual. ooronot. She truth is, they ate made fid good a$ new and bf 'C'O'�rt.,10%,d^o. allowocl Ino to photograph heir subsognonti• th the bUtilt that she b6onme even' the Dost only.#en d6nts, ' This work'ls donu ovoiyr d4y by thotia. , haughtytotv+ard herr' :tti#idrapod ands with rho Diamond Dyes. , Bewaie df w.. f4Wbito Mkilfa Atrlod;+� that Some dea. - T offer tui, fb[f ON6 of sake civ bigWp>Goilba. • ' tIiIM w ,by n%fYQok aimp dr l do "RfttO+, _4 1 , ff lea I". t f0,1i1►iG111� 11'on*. .. - a WOl+ I til I M�1. ry mm OL.) , ' ] % -n .11111.1111111111" a_ . ,)F` _, '. 11.1. : . FIJRIN(1 UNDER HL i'CAN 4 N- rs ONL E BOURO,E OF PAIN' ANT Si1E-.. d o b.. The oaaYa�tn tido Desert, FIJRIN(1 UNDER HL i'CAN 4 N- "No," said Percy do Goncogrt, "1,tutn, i'ROL; • . not mo4ity my declaration. You are my. The remedy known as Sotttb Am rioApi Polo star. Around you I must revolvti. Rheumatic Cure never fails to. give elief Without you I must become motionless, in aia hours in • all derangements q the inert I Darling, you believe me, don't kidneys or bladder. Bright's dispage, Ra.; you?" bates, inflammation or uloeration, of the Sylvia 'McAllister looked up at him, kidneys, aguralgia, consumption bprao 11, , with a mist in her groat, fawnlike eyes, age and, pattarrh of the kidneys, Intl am and, suddenly catching sight of his Ad- • tion of the bladder, ate. It purifies a d, aim's apple, cried out: I regulates the urine, removes sediment a 0110h, heavens, Peroy, what to that on urine and prevents scalding. It is wortlti ,your neck?" a thoueand times its cost for prostrati 1 Where?" he exclaimed, a wild fear tak- troubles in the old, such as gnlargerpeatr possession of him. inflammation and ulceration of the prog-1 ,1n'g "There," the beautiful girl said, "right trate gland. 'above your collar—that big lump there. I Peroy—tell me—you haven't swallowed your false tooth, have you?" GIFTS OF A FAMILY. With a gay laugh the handsome young man explained what it was that had What Krim Ii tingle Brhaea Little Pslnae$ frightened his sweet companion and beg - and a Princes& god her to calm herself. An interesting article in The Ladies' -, Sylvia McAllister was only 25; she had Home Journal describes a Christmas with no brothers; her father and mother had the German emperor and his family in the been divorced while she was still in her palace at Potsdam- "After the trees—one teone, and It is little wonder that the for each of the faintly—have been arranged sweet, innocent girl had been frightened, and all Is in readiness," says the writer, Pox Percy do Goncourt had an Adam's ap- Nagel von Brawe, "the little princess, ao- plcn him that stood out in bold relief companfed by her next younger brother and as calculated to attract Attention al - opens the solemn procession into the Shen mogganywhore. Won, which is ablaze with light. For a "Ah, Sylvia," he resumed, after quiet moment they halt. The flooding lights had been restored, "tell me that you will Are almost blinding, since to the Illumi- be mine. I cannot exist without you. My nation of the Christmas trees is added the life, as I look back upon•It nota, has been brilliance of the many chandeliers, with a dreary desert. Now I have found in you their niultiplioity of branches. Another 'a -fair oasis, where, instead of tho lifeless short pangs in the center of the room waste of the past, all is swoot, fruitful and Two of her brothers each take the little heavenly. " princess by the }land and conduct her with She put her soft, white arms around his gallantry to her special table before turn- neck, raised her rich rod lips to his, and ing away to their own. What deligbtl after a long, long, blissful kiss, mur ro oicin s l oril in the most r - What V j g y, Pe wured: 'feet interpretation of the word this consti- "And tell me, Percy, am I the first lit tutus youthful joyfulness. The emperor, tle oasts you've ever had?' having conducted the ladies and gentle- "Yes, darling," he replied, "I swear Men of the court to the tables arranged for it, " • them, leads the empress to their majesties' With a glad cry she flung herself into tables, and the hearty domonstratioris of his arms, and then when she had become pleasure which they exchange evince the calm again said: loving care taken in their mutual seloo- "I wish I could have gonb into the oasis tion of gift& business years ago. "—Cloveland Leader. "But they do not linger long over their own gifts. The joy of the children grows HACKING COUGH CURED more and more lively. The princes show ono another their new treasures. Prince GENTLEMEN.—My brother wag troubled. Eitel Friedrioh invites the crown prince with a very bad backing cough, but after to visit big fine water tight tent, while the using three bottles of Norway Pine Syrup latter mounts a bicycle of German mauu- be was completely cured. I cannot recom- facture. Prince Adalbert'puts on big new mend it too highly. Miss M.j Bradshaw, snowshoes, which he would greatly like to Wealeyville, Ont. try at once in the park, and beside him his younger brother, Prince August, turns the leaves of an illustrated book of the Berlin exhibition of industrial arts, to Talking to Tennyson. which he made a visit'' Prince Osc ' Arriving, I sent up my name and heard mounts the tin soldiers over the strongly presently a rather heavy stop in the ad - fortified citadel of papier macbe which joining room, and there stood in the door - Prince Joachim is preparing to attack way the most un -English looking man I with his lendld artil e n i nick w and is el sP ry �as had ever seen. He was tall a 1 and high t3 h cannon. The dried already rattle n P y shouldered, careless in dross, and, while he against the leaden gates of the fortros" had a high and domed forehead, yet his Victoria Louiso is happily seated amid her brilliant eyes and tangled hair and beard ' miniature doll's household, inspecting the gave him rather the air of a partially re- i numerous toilets of the blond doll which `papa' formed Corsican bandit or else an imper- can say and 'mamma' with great fectly secularized Carmelite monk than of precision. Repeatedly the Imperial mother a decorous and well groomed English Yuan. I is called upon by her youngest child to ex- He greeted me shyly, gave me his hand, amine and admire treasures she had her- which was in those days a good deal for I self selected with so much care." an Englishman, and then sidled up to the - mantelpiece, loaned upon it and said, with YELLOW SINN AND EYES the air of an aggrieved schoolboy: "I ain Ililiousneas"causes yellow akin and eyes, rather afraid of you Americans. Your tired, weary, sluggish feeling, etc. Bar- countrymen do not treat me very well. dozk Blood Bitters cleanses the blood and There was Bayard Taylor." And then he regulates the liver, curing all its diseases. went into a long narration of soine griev- " From a child I suffered from biliousness anco incurred through an indiscreet totter and headache, and all the money I spent of that well known journalist. for medicine brought me no relief. Four Strange to say, the effect of this curious bottles of B. B. B. cured me eeimpietly, attack was to put too perfectly at ivy case. however, and I gladly recommend it." It was if I bad visited Shakespeare and Mrs W. Coleman, Toronto, Ont. bad found him in a pot because some one of my fellow countrymen had spelled his name wrong. I know myself to be wholly MASK AGAINST MASK. innocent and to have no journalistic do- signs, nor did I ever during bis lifetime The White Ones scared the Hurglars, and describe the interytow. —Colonel T. W. Saved the silverware. Higginson in Atlantic. I We were telling ghost stories one rainy evening at a house party in a Maine town, says a Youth's Companion contributor, when a young lady remarked, with a laugh, "Mine Is not exactly a ghost story, Put is something like one, and it is, be' - aides, a personal experience. "I was spending a week with a friend Frances Idvermore, a few years ago, dur, Ing the absence of her father and mother. The housemaid was balled home by illness In her 'fainly, and my friend and I were left alone but for the co{ppany of a big hound. We were not at all timid, for Tige was an excellent watchdog, "On the last day of my stay we went to A picnic, from which we returned very tired and with faces sadly sunburned. We applied buttermilk and then covered them with white linen masks, with holes out for eyes and mouth. We had great merriment over our comical appearance. "Frances expected her father and moth- er to return that evening, and we sat up rather late awaiting them. At last, how - over, we gave them up and retired to bed and were soon asleep, with our masks still OIL "Along in the night we were awakened by a noise in the roorps below stairs. "'They've comet' whispered Frances. 'I'll run down and sec if they're all right,' saying which she rose, lighted a candle and started down stairs, "As soon as she had left the room I de- cided to follow her, and lighting another candle I throw on a white wrapper and hurried after her. "The sounds came from the dining room, and we proceeded in that direction. Frances opened the door, expecting to see her mother and father. •Instead we be- held two masked men hurriedly putting the silverware into a bag. "The burglars looked up as we appear- ed, then hastily dropped bag and silver and fled to the kitchen and out of an open window. "We did not scream, but stood for a mo- ment petrified with astonishment and terror. Then we look8d at each other and did not wonder that our appearance had frightened the burglars. We were in white from head to foot, and with those masks, by the weird light of the candles, we must have looked like veritable ghosts. "Tige, it appeared, had been lured Into the stable and shut up, making it apparent that the burglars were mon whom the dog know. Mr. and Mrs. Livermore had beon detained a few miles from home by a broken bridge. "Frances and I rallied from our fright, hunted up Tigo and sat up the romainder of the night, but nothing further, our. red. The burglars bad carried o . noth. Ing. WHAT EVERY B kNOWs. Or ought to khow,is that health And even fifd itself depponds upoil the condi#lob of iho blood, F66din' i as it .doetr, *t,11 *ilii br anit J .,..�_ g_ ,, _, g pood'it pair. miouia Axid $ "#f V ' 6 �4, . When Lady ■ .., Marie Wortley Montague visited � the household of -• the Sultan, she . wrote' home to England that the f ladies of the harem were -1, smothered with laughter to dig. 11. cover that her ladyship wore an inner vest of steel and I ( '" . whalebone, tl, tight, impene- trable and sti- � i fling in other words, a corset. '' The ladies '��- te- I of the harem „/' r_- � e I would 'no doubt have been equally astonished, though perhaps not disposed to laughter, had they known that the women of western nations, through false ideas of delicacy, suffer in silence untold agony, and sometimes death, through neg- lect of their health fn a womanly way, Women who suffer in this way shrink from the emtarrassin examinations and local treatment Insisted upon by the majority of physicians. If they only knew it, there is no necessity for these ordeals. An emi- nent and skillful physician loy since die - covered a remedy that women may use in the priv y of their own homes,' It is Dr. Pierce's avorite Prescription. It acts di- rectly one femintne organism, giving it strength, viiiigor and ejasticity. It stops all debilitating drains. It is the greatest of all nerve tonics and invigorators for women. 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These will bo a , A Bi -Wookey Pattern connection with each issue at a nnif Sheer Pace The BAZAR will also publish weekly, free, an outline pa . LONG SERIALS AND SHORT' Two famous anthors will contribute long WILD ELEN A aerial stories to the BAZAR in 1898. The By TYILGI.[dr BL4CW first deals with Scotch and Continental scenes, the second is a story of a yoaog *u`AGGED LADY girl, versatile and [ ' 1 8 M A Hoff Si , deal tlmencan. y LLB y i • it , YP ' Mary E. Wilkins These and a score of other ec?tlly ' Octave Thanat prominent writers will cyutribma H. P. Spofford , short stories to the BAxAR In 289% ICatDarina Do Pouat making the paper especially rkih in DR. S. Briscoe fiction, DEPAR`I'1 MTM AND SPECIAL Ali! OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDO( LETTE� By k.4THARINLr DB FORB67 Bj N, .POLM y VIGBW CLUB WOMEN 11 HUMO By MARGARET H. 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I'll I tried'a bottle Of your Slotut's Indian Tonic rs,I ,at "", has made a permanent cure in my cage, I can noW 1�dabnite o>'tr strong, and experience no distress atter eating, r . I have recommended it to several people, and lin $VM Co"'Ji halt gat suite, and a bottle of it should be in every bonsehold , X' m vp� " Wim. X T. b'avw INIDIGESTION PEUMANENTLY C I1 xl- r+w `7� r_R«w° osEn ___ �#, wipiami"6., XR rfoli;t , DDA i SIR4i Ii i tie^ me great pleasure to iesiity *o lbs feat that Indian Tonic has oaused a must remarkable ohange in myOondliign. bave Buffered from indigestion and weakneem, and not find�lo_g,,,�i 'P Dino until your agent came bore 01,0 ds� rand d8�" xl p7a!'glcla did so and have coed four botrios. Ib h madq a area* change is m rest and sleop with ease and comfort. I believe 81oari's xndian, T' s Dino in the world. I remai>af YOUR$11rU- ' -"-1y ; r a . ,� Frr,or Fo sale at •➢1 doabora or addrasA the npaaY tN 8prnilt0o, Price $1 per bow* 6 boiAlas far $6. 11 • -'i 4 11 I. i :,0. b• f. C'n . ,�..- . 1 h � 4 t !4 G: - n' t' is i i lrU �ti l = �r 5 �- _ _ _- _ s ..�+ �� 1 I I' �lI -c i't WE FINE COBLER—SEAT ROCKERS, FARL01ILI, �T, DINING CHAIRS, BEDROOM, SUIZ'S,�' PICTURES, FANCY, ROCKERS, PHOT01 FRAC PICTURE FRAMES AND MOULDIN, ,$, " . , GENERAL STOCK OF G®OD FUANITVRE ' LQ➢PY I�ItIt.ES I+IbR *,ASI w Ykh '-W,. Y'ro : ,.:fit . _ . :�`;°wr' -- --'"�' -�--• ..�5' i. a��.. ,' �N 117 s 1`191 " j , .. �,?XAS,,J �: 2a��,t wn.00 �`' . �..w. Opposite the Towle Hall, C144 1 ,— � � 1. ..._�,,'A.- - t a thoronghly ap-to-date pperiddical for wo nen, wi thirtp 1.y -first volume in i898 During the year it will -9, A MIRROR OF FASF3'i Parrs and New York Each issue will can taffi' p Fashions pared drawings of the advan e of Paris and New York- Oce a m A t;0%red Fashion Ude BAZAR will issue, fre ,a coltl" Supplement fashion supplement. Cut paperpatt of certain gowns in each number sdjl.. T. W. W=,Osw Cur Paper Patterns made a feature. These will bo a , A Bi -Wookey Pattern connection with each issue at a nnif Sheer Pace The BAZAR will also publish weekly, free, an outline pa . LONG SERIALS AND SHORT' Two famous anthors will contribute long WILD ELEN A aerial stories to the BAZAR in 1898. The By TYILGI.[dr BL4CW first deals with Scotch and Continental scenes, the second is a story of a yoaog *u`AGGED LADY girl, versatile and [ ' 1 8 M A Hoff Si , deal tlmencan. y LLB y i • it , YP ' Mary E. Wilkins These and a score of other ec?tlly ' Octave Thanat prominent writers will cyutribma H. P. Spofford , short stories to the BAxAR In 289% ICatDarina Do Pouat making the paper especially rkih in DR. S. Briscoe fiction, DEPAR`I'1 MTM AND SPECIAL Ali! OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDO( LETTE� By k.4THARINLr DB FORB67 Bj N, .POLM y VIGBW CLUB WOMEN 11 HUMO By MARGARET H. HELCH - El .lt7HN BANGS There will be a serfes of ardcles on E1Sg9t�e et M�asie, the Voice, Art, the Play, Women and Men, Leademong Women, Gardening, Housekeeping, Life and Health, Imor Details, eiw I 100. a Copy (Send for Free Prospectus) 176b., 84 a Year Podage free in the United States, CaxatA and Afxkw W. D. noweae Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers saYO k Crib 1 "'t ''.-__- __ f r' A.�.^-__ c "' _ �P r' 1 01 ." r . MM JOHN CA'.; rt. .. r,�, - r — r�_ :; �Z I -Y _N - - -" My `� husband tl: o b1Ed Mi and ids,. P the 1.� 10111. bI. een .. ,bv,a4 teen. ,2ts, • jay a'