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The Clinton New Era, 1897-10-22, Page 3. - � 1 11 . '.P I . --^mss.--�.r.. .. _ , . ..,:. A LIZARD HARD TO Lr L - 6 Prom the West 14 _r .r '-T1_-1-1-. „ ,� ��. .- �----Special Advice to Ladies Who Pres1�*.004* a Rome ,l 14plPn$ �'t ■�►7 INDIAN: 11 .' . �wlblut Iia Snafu wad 8nwitlag Ire Aide- 00�001 -;, l��.p41\f �SU op� Ngv Wm, gochrane, h►.11.,ok BFafilt I1. iMIAN Hitea, N.W,T., COT. 7T8, keit Pgoage't worry It. W�� Contemplate ColoringTQ. the ditor of the New Era. The monitor is distinguished among all ford, convener of the Presbyterian .11 1 r 1 Cotton Goods Home Mission Committee a Oxecutive, >!M' HicAa bra: -Thinking that a tow items L", lizards by the d10ioul0y of killing its. It eu es sat Rbov owes its name to Its habit of wh)stling to -- conducted the business at their half- tmm }late would be interesting to some of Iv®war in of -- 04.• • your numeroua readers, I therefore soap g warping the approach of crocodiles, yearly meeting in St. Andrews church, y I A nater lfet who undertook to kill One Toronto, on Tuesday. oa this short letter, which you are w'b - THE BURDEN I! a merchant or any one else tells you Claims for mission work done dur. I Mrs Thomas Holder, p,! 9yip lirel 111wy$ ,< aotne.to place in print, I will first speak writes; that package dyes prepared for all wool ing theset summer months in the' shoat some G)l ntoti "Having caught one of the species b "I have been a gkeat aaifet;er'-�g9 t* a h e people that have set- g P y -- goods will color cotton goods equally well, several Presbyteries `j�ad here latel , The first to come here the neck so that she could not bite me, I from Quebec to many with Salt HheuKp, Rft fv+l Y do not believe him. A person making Victoria, B.C., were times rt was impossible fax me t0 A . got a largo worsted noodle and O£ Sickness and the Shadow such an assertipa.knows little about dyes inll to $25,500, passed, amount- r Il�as spring wee_ Mr Edwin Jarvis, School gave her gg sober he has been teaching the ►everal punctures with it not only into MnMiesioaariea were appointed to the dish or do any housework, beta#per hitt Young heart but in eve n Y lI of Graver Things as dyeing work, pp one bottle of Sloan' s IRd1Wi,opio, Ili, ; ., ' ideas eight, miles south of this point all every dart of the ornnlpw g Vegetable fibres require special dyes. diff creat fields for the corking winter, every particle of'di,7eaae opt d# s slimmer; hi the tioxthwest air asoma to agree which was In contact wfth the brain, y y and for lou •�" R This, however, was eo tar from answering Suoh d ea are not made b the makers ger periods, to the number with him, se I,thinkhe ie tatter than when B of imitation and common package dyes. of 120 several of these bain recent and made a perfect ours. It as, 1pow my purpose, Special dyes for vegetable fibres, such as raduates of Toronto Univeri� and lour years eines I took the 7rpedipi7pa he Dema, and that is saying quite a bit, as P , which was to kill her !n the g M he was. In pretty good ogndition then, The most speedy And least painful manner, BEING LIFTED cotton and mixed goods, are made only by nor Celle e. y the disease bas'not returned yenta" 11 I neat Clintorlian to some was of the without mangling or mutilating her, that the proprietors of Diamond Des and g elle seemed to have Bt111 enough life left to '- Y Special grants were made to new Price . 1, "6 for 5. All dealers or addreasa ` fps sea, in the person of Miss Lina g every Dolor is simply perfection fields of Parr $ Dion, who made her appearance early be able to run away. These special Diamond' Dye cotton col Y Sound Railwr,y. ' bruin abs t a month a o; Atter this m host nndertrook to ut From Thousands of Homes in A petition from the superior Pres- THE SLOAN MEDICINE CO., OF HAMILTON, �tl( T ( �q g u g Mr Jarvis an end to her, and; having given her a v- ore are great oho the discoveries, and bytery, which had been before the cam In the night before to meet her. Now, oral bard squeezes about the obeat Ana Canada confined entirely to the Diamond Dyes. Synod of the Northwest 1?Ir tor, did you ever sleep with a young q The colors are sixteen in number, are im- regarding - manth i ht b 'Bore hie weddin when he tied her feet together, hung her up by the the appointment of a missionary to ., , meneely popular with carpet, rug and rust the Finlanders at Fort William and was Daps ting his darling on the train at nook In a noose, which be drew -as tight as makers everywhere. Cotton geode dyed port Arthur, was considered, and it BEATS 6a.riv.; the question asked at intervals all he possibly could, Mr w. $. Nelson, engineer Evening with these lllamond Dye Cotton cetera was agreed to make a special grant of ALL! ' the night is "t)p, if I Should over clasp my- "groin this situation she woe found 1n News, Toronto, Can, says: -"I was broubled never fade in sun or washing. a space of 48 hours to have extricated her- with the most severe form of catarrh for If you are about to dye cotton goods, or $4 Per Sabbath in the meantime. .: salt what in the 'world would become o! An application was read from the me;" then would acme a by no means gen- self, though she still remained near the eight pears. Had tried everything to gab desire to Dolor rage for carpets and mats, Northwest Synod, asking that the what ? why the fine stook of Fall Goode that has arrived at the Etn ri „ 13 tle push in our,ehort ribs and the words farm, appearing at the same time to be al- well, but without Success. The p y pains 6e sure and ask your merchant for Fast amount remised them for the res- ' would be "Oh, Dr., do you think it is near most exhausted. Upon tole we tied her serene my forehead were so severe at night Diamond Dyee for Cotton and Mined P P DRESS GOODS that will please any one for both quality and prise, Hanc�p(om, „ feet close behind bar, so that with her lou that I was unable to obtain m needed Goods. He should keep the fall variety- was yt year be increased, but no action Linen Towels, grand Mantle Cloth; Ladies' Misses and Children's, Vestp,allt ) morning,. but I got him up in time to meet B Y ken in the matter at present. Men's and Boys' Underelothrng o! extra good value. Men's Cardigan 7aokii' ' the dear little girl, and they both invaded and sharp claws, of which abs had five rest, I was also subject to sneezing to sixteen useful colors. A resolution was adopted insisting the beet value ever shown in the village, One piece of English Cotton ''' i year porrespondent'e bachelor quarters; he, upon each toot, she could not damage the such an extent that I wouldlaneeze as often 94 to despair, hunted up one of his lady serpents and other animals, which I kept as 40 to 50 times a day. At the general upon missionaries who are assigned to double fold, regular price $1, ours 760; who will get the snap ? Is it Bos#itrclt+ friends who took charge of Miss Hamil- In a cask of brandy, and among which I hospital, where I went for treatment, I British churches preparing reports de- Shoes you want, if so this is the place, we are in good Shape to supply you 'r ton till 2 p.m., when your bachelor eorres- put her with my own bands, holding her was told that an operation was necessary year. ive of their work twice every quality and lowest price is our motto. Boys' Long Boots for $1. Perhaps ; Alit, a ion time under the surface of the 1S and burning it out the only hoe I have MUTIL ", .D MONEY. year. want some good TimothySeed-We .nan supply you. We also have the > pendent had to see that everything was g q g y p . done right, went with them to the Meths' g su8o- used Munyon's Cold and Catarrh Care for It was agreed to prepare and publish thousand anone articles hat you want. Hi by t rice for Butter and 9�1 `�' nor. Yet she was so far from being Fall value of a dote Ie Paid For y g e.,pla�' •:, diet parsonage, where they were joined to - anted immediately that she flounced about one month and became rapidly better. I erws a leaflet showin the progress of Pres- Terme Cash, , men Representing Three-fifths of lt. b ter)an Rome g � " gather with that knot which iS hard to end even a quarter of en hoar afterward believe Manyon hue done more forme than Y Mission work through- a h lo ose• Your correspondent is a very rest• convinced na by her motions that she bed all the others and I have sent hundreds of A°oordtng to the present rule of the re- out the Dominion during the past 20 lase man Since, and thinks of going down cilli come I1Pe remaining in her." people to Munyon." demption divleion oP the United $bates Years, E�DAnMS' EMPORDIIIM, D /� �� �� r to Clinton to look n a wife for himself, so The Nile monitor or varan (Parannsl treasury nothing lase than fragments rep- Lt�NDESBORO 1 l w r'� 1Y� h.. •: P Mnnyon'S Rheumatic Care seldom fails resentin two -flubs of a bank nobs' or W A. Grenier, one of Hon. Mr tell the girls to be on the look out for me. nllotiout) !e perhaps the largest mem- to relieve in one to three hours, and"cures g ', her of the family and has been known greenback will be redeemed by Uncle Sam. Tarte s libelers was sentenced to six I1, I have heen ant to see a and Mrs Jarvis Y in a few days. Price 250. "If than innob of a note fe presented, the month's imprisonment without hard Since they wont to hoose keeping; they are to attain a length of over B feet. In etrno- Manyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively United States," writes Clifford Howard labor and to give security to keep the v ;;"p ver comfortable, A Clinton Dna lad total character it is Somewhat dfatfnot g on "Destro fn Y young Y cures all forms of indigestion and stomach �, .1 ILae opened a dressmaking shop bore, and from other lizards, approaching in several troubles. Prove 250. Destroying a 1411"!lion Dollars A Day peace for two years more. !� is doing a good business; her name is Mise respects its enemy the crocodile, tho lar- in The Ladies Home Journal, will allow The statistical j P F,�!►,LL ��lllLO Hi M1,. ogb oP exietln ro Mnnyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia the holder one-half the fade value of 1 year book just tib - Rennie, a bonnie Scotch lassie, who form- g g ptiles. It is on the eggs and breaks up a cold in afew hours. Price while three-fifths of a note will be rot'- lished, shows that since Confederaiton e rly lived eight miles north east of C)in- °P crocodiles or the young ooaodilea them- 85c Parliament has had 57 divorces, of " ''' � ton; she is well leased with this country; selves that it chiefly feeds, a habit which deemed for full value. Of course there ere i, P Y; Munyon s Cough Care stops coughs, oeoasional exceptions to this rule which b were for Ontario couples, 14 WINTER 1. some of our bachelors will try to induce is Said to explain the Yeah that it appears night sweats, allaya soreness and a eeoil her to ohan a her name before ion Mr on the monuments of -the ancient E P Y "Some time since a man from New `Ser Quebec, 2 for Manitoba and one for sail lhe'1'e[ritories. Divorce courts have C -T 4_skr g g• YP heals the lunge. Price 250. England forwarded a bunch of discolored been operating in 3 provinces, with the ; . , John Howson, formerly of Clinton, who tiang. It is still common to the Nile, Manyeln s Kidney Cure speedily cures mon that he bad Yoond buried 1n .;,,,a,, has been in Re rna for some time has though It has also been found in the rivsre paper ey result, that 82 divorces were granted in :�, ,i pains in the back; loins or groins, and all afield. It had lata in the ground 11 .rented a large hotel in Grenfell. The town of South Africa as well A6 in Senegal and forms of kidney disease. Price 26c. g and so long NuvaScotia, 64 in New Brunswick and of Indian Head has taken rapid strides near Sierra Leoner.-New York Journal. Munyon's Nerve, Cure stops nervousness a time and had been so generously to places feasted k ?,',� upon by worms that it fell to !e 31 in British Columbia. ' this season, two large brick hotels and P °0B Qe We would advise -yon to come early and Select y'o,u1r; and builds up the system. Price 260. sown As it was touched. It would have about twenty other buildings having gone Her Remedies. Manyon's Headache Cure stops headache been utterly impossible for any one unao- Suit for fall and winter, as Our large stock of Ills GV, " np. I send you a sample of No. 1 hard Doctors in the"backwoods" districts of- in three minutes. Price 25. quainted with the secret marks that the ,`;1,, ,t, t wheat; it was raised on stubble last year, ten find that their patients will refuse all Munyon s Pile Ointment•positively cures government places on Its .bills to gather Suitings is sure to go fast at the prices we are set `0 ;0, was summer fallowed this spring, the medicine as long as they fancy that there all forma of piles. Price 25c these decayed places of money together in them, e, ry 4, stubble was burnt and the seed drilled in is any possibility of effecting a cure with- Munyon's Blocd Cure eradicates all im• their proper order, but Some a1 the elerka A R� i. �. s.,: ' on the burnt ground; there are 160 sorsa in ant its aid. Their belief in "°berme" Se purities of the blood. Price 260. !n the redemption divleion oP the treetenry C�►RT " I is `� .*fyr 4 the field; on the enmmer fallow last year diffloulb to unsettle or aombab Mnnyon'a Female Remedies are a boon are particularly export in sorbing and de GOOd all WOOL T{Veep SU1f� tO Or(18r there were 6,400 bnahele,thie year the yield A young doctor was called to attend the to all women, ciphering bits of mutilated money and ��'�`� from �lo ap tO e�1L6. ', '' was 4,800 bushels, making a total of 11,200 father of a large family, a Stalwart back- Munyon's Catarrh Remedies neverfai . : p;,; enchain in hove ears. wheat is brin 70 woodsman, who was in the grip of a ma- P I through long years of experience are able Y g The Catarrh Cure -price 26x -eradicates to tell in an instant to what particular '`��� cents here at present, 'There will be cloae larial fever on which his wife, with all the disease from the system, and the Ca• note or kind of note a certain sorap'be- IV ER to I,000,000 bushels marketed here her supposed skill, had been unable to tarrb Tableta-price 25c.-cleapse and heal longe. When the pieces contained In this p this year. There is a grand opening fora make any impression, the parts, bunch of old money were flually sorted and PI LLS grist mill bore; plenty of water, and fine On his second visit the doctor noticed Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in mounted, it was found that while there coal can be had here for $2.50 per ton. that one of the children bad around her three minutes, and care permanently. was not one oompleto note remaining (not J. C. neck a string from which dangled some Price $1. more than two or three cutups in some in- .„ small honor Mnnyon e1;Yitalizer restores loch vigor.Sances e rightful owner was entitled to KTDNEY WAR. "What are those in iconic -then- Price $1. stances) redemption thlption of $400. Unfortunately for RAV matism?" he asked the mother Pth A separate onre for e h d See these before buying elsewhere and Jou are rs to save, -.money. $ow Inetdionsly it Wages, but how Qgiok the Surrender, Flag w u emila 'No,, ao incase. At all druggists. Mostly 2510 a vial, the man who found the money, he could not prove his, ownership, nor could be HADACH� a T• COATS sa r and »hOW the of Trace doctor; those are so Mirandy'll have an easy time a-gettin her teeth," Personal lettere to Prof. Munyon, 11 and 13 Albert St., Toronto, make a®davit as to what had become of Positively cared b y y these "Why, you jest take four pieces of eelskin is Hurriedly Hoisted when that �, .. Great General, South American Sidney waa..the response. "Those are rattlesnake bones. The critter was last answered with free nedical advice for any disease. the missing portions of the, notes. Cones quently the United States was the gainer Little Pills. about three fingers wide and bind 'em on Care, Turns his :inns on the Disease, �' plowed n P spring when the men folks broke up a new piece o' land. I josh took and b'iled him CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Beware imitators In this ease. sore, as s of this nature are In hi means rata, n ie attested by the They �O rel1e Distress from Dyspepsia, indigestion and Too hearty Eating. Aper- CARRIAGE S SND �A BI�,JTI This is what Jae. Sullivan, of Chatham, Ont., "For A couple o' days and strung his bones on a of who are copying our advortisemei2te, app opriating our methods number of bones o[ charred remnants of money kept feet remedy for Dizziness Nausea, Drowsi. Vtr� writes: years I was a great snf- � ferer from kidney trouble. The disease be- string to hitch on to Mirandy'a nook when 'twas time. She wa'n't but 6 weeks old and following the plan adopted by us when we introduces onr remedies to the people whiob aro among the curious records of the redemption division." Hess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They We Keep in Stock and make to Order • Dame so saute that I was confined to the , house,and was greatly inflicted with insom- then. I mistrust they might be good for rheumatics, too, but 'tain't best to ran no of Ontario a year neo. You can easily pia- tinguish between the original and the imi- dost For once. Regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable Carriages ar d WagI 11 gons of all kinds. nia. I was persuaded after using many ot- s. her remedies without relief to procure a bot- 11 ti Me of South American Kidney Care. I had ", I relief. almost from the first dose. I have risks. I s'pose you know the best thing ,for rhenmatios?" "Perhaps I don't know your remedy," said the shrewd doctor. tation. Prof. Manyon, founder of the new School of Homoeopathy, does not desire that the public should be imposed upon. Two up state !Armors, Jerry and Jake, had been enjoying a brie! holiday at New York, and during the trip they had seen a great many sights. Jerry was rather a Small !111. Small Dose. Small Price. Substitution - F. RUMBALL..CLINE( ,., I , persisted in its use, and after using six bot- "I reckoned everybody knew," sold the domineoring Bort of follow, and, some;, `', ties I am well'and strong again. I can woman, with momentary animation. what to his companion'a annoyance end the fraud of the day, �. work fourteen hours out of twenty-four and "Why, you jest take four pieces of eelskin humiliation, bad taken the lead all day. - feel very little, if any, fatigue. It is the best I had about three fingers wide and bind 'em on In faot, Jake had been trailed about bete, See you get Carter's, mechUine ever used." bold b Y your ankles and wrists. It drives the y ODD FREAKS OF FORTUNIL . there and everywhere Willy n! y wltbouA �1 Watts & Co. worst kind o' rhenmatioe off, they say. "Doctor, "said this believer in charms, : Usexpected Windfalls of wealth 3rar being consulted, and be was just a 0110% of it all. At last it was time to o home Ask for Carter's, Vtr� • After the introductory address of Prinei- with a dubious glance at the tumbler of Those Who Needed Them. When they reached the static Jakea pal Grant to the Students of Queen's College medicine prepared for her husband, "be While most people find it very bard to marobed upon the platform and amped Insist and demand at Kingston convocation Sunday, the pros- you sure that ain't anyways p'isonons? acquire even a modest competency, others into the first oar he saw. parous condition of Canada this year was 'Cause I ain't tried bindin raw tomatoes are more lucky, and to them fortunes "What have you got !n there for?" de -l W8 I compared with the year 1867, the year of on him yet, and there'd be some by the 1 come without even the asking. Several manded Jerry as he came up. Carter's Little Liver Pills, Confederation. He said --"The year 1867 first o' next week 1" -Youth's Companion. such instances have occurred of late years, "To please myself," rot Jake sulk - marked a notable epoch in the development some of them of an interesting character. 11 y of Canadian national life. Old Canada An Untrodden Canadian Wilderneg& It was only a short while since that a poor "Well, get out, th This isn't our then reached to the dignity of a state, and The vast country north of the gulf of ragpicker In Birmingbam suddenly found train," said Jerry. "I don't DO obtained the Maritime element. Its out- St. Lawrence is to the uncommercial ex- himself a man of wealth. By dint of care a straw whose train it 1s, look widened and its pulse quickened. I plorer the most Interesting region on this working from hewn till lata et night bo Jerry. I'm going with it." r. "Jake, ' believe that 1867 may be considered, and , continent, 1f not in the world. For nearly had been in the habit of making the not don't 6e a fool- This train \ at any rate, shall beconsideredhereafter, four centuries the ships of civilization ver exorbitant income of 8.80 per ween. y $ P doesn't o onr way. It go, Y• goes to Chine !a•-• as marking the beginning of another stage have sailed b it Y ,Yet, except at the very One morning be heard from a firm of ro- and that's where it will take you if yon of the national life perhaps. as important ». + P P P as the act Federation. Events water a edge, there has been no intrusion licitort in London, who nested him to he don't get out." "I tell I don't If of have hap- upon it. The rivers which pour forth from call, when would learn something to you care where it takes ;;' pend and an attitude has been taken by us (`.,. ' every opening in the bills bear witness his advantage. He found that a long lost me to, Jerry. You have had your own ' as a people, the influence of which promisee that the book country is A network of brother, who bad made money in Acs- way with me all the day, and I've never I to be far-reaching, whether for good or ill lakes and water coarses Ask the commie- tralla, bad recently died tbeua, leaving gone anywhere I wanted to go. So I don't T depends on ourselves. At such a time sure- oionerof crown lnndsof the great province him a gum of 88,000. care 1f It takes me to San Francisco. I'm 0 T • ly it i- fitting that we should, to use amen- of of Quebec today what big department At Tamworth , England, a tobacconist going to, lease m +� g P myself just for once. "- phrase, "take stook." We should knows of that region and he will tell you has unexpectedly found himself the heir Harper's Round Table. 1 Study in a religious spirit what our Lord and Master called "the signs of the times." g that it is the least known portion of North America; that only a few of the lakes h a baronetcy. For some time part he has been in receipt o[ 28g fid. a week P She Know Papa's Clronmgtanoes. , h , e w p What should be the aim and the ideas of a have been surveyed; that two exploring having nerved as a sergeant in the Suf- , Be -Do you think your father would re- a Ic - neo�le just atrnggling to self-consoionsnese, parties have recently crossed the penin- falk re regiment; but, finding this sum in- ceive me civilly if I were to go to him and a 4roionging by origin and history to one con- tinent, and by geography to another? This sola; that a handful of fishermen's houses fringe the gulf; that for the rest of it the adequate, he took a apparently shop ed Tamworth and wase contented eek for gout Let's goo. I believe you hold � a is not a secular question as some who are hide -bound by the medieval distinction be- "• wandering Montagnais Indiana are the °nly tourists who traverse halt a with his lot, when be awoke i find him- awoke calf a baronet of the United %ingdom. riga mortgage , papa's business,bouto don't you} He -Yes, and it's about to mature. tween sacred and secular may be dispose Y P to think.' It affects our moral health and million square miles territory. Steamers up A eahooner whiob went Ashore o!i the American coast with 1,200 tone She -You will be perfectly safe in ap- CURES him ppower, our very life as a community, and . the Saguenay. Lake St. John is reached ac ed by rail, but away to the northeast is a tre- of coal, being abandoned bihor owners, was sold preaching at any time or lace that P COLIC, CHOLERA, CHOLERA■ maAsu}t your own convenience. -Pitts - be sure of this, that the individual rises or falls as a spiritual being mendone tract at country whence issue for $70. Some 400 tons of coal had been the bull bur Chroniolo MORBUS, DIARRHOEA g f with the community. stroams greater than the Hudson, the head- got out of when suddenly the ves- eel slid off the rook and Hank dee ova- DYSENTERY, . Pl7TNAM'S CORN EXTRACTOR waters of which no white man has ever leen.-Froderlo Inland in Scribner's p tor, only, however, to float again the next i morning and drift with the tide right The Irony of Fate. And all SUNIOER COMPLAINTS of ' It's bard," said the menagerie lion Children or Adults. g "What's Glares in twenty-four hours. This is the Wren's l ittre Trick. into port. It seems that sufficient coal bard?" asked the kangaroo. PRICE. 35c. Beware of ImitatiolW "To be starved when I'm alive 11 testimony of tens of thousands who have used it. Putnam's Rots speedily, without When Sir Christopher Wren was build- had rattled through the holes in her bottom to let the hull come again to the surface And at when I'm dead -Pick Me Up, , Extra Provincial ' pain, and removes corns in twenty-four ing the town hall of Windsor, A fidgety member of the corporation -so the story with home 800 tone of coal still in. Ae the r Companies _ c' hours. goes -insisted that the roof required fur- vessel then stood, she was worth $8,000 or more to those who bought it for $70. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby , y given that under One reason wh SCOtt S the provisions of Soot}on 104 of the Ontario Y Hon. Sydney Fisher, Dominion Min- inter of Agriculture, visited Halifax,and ther support, and desired the architect to add more pillars. In vain did Sir Christo- A couple of lucky domestics have lately Dome into possession of a considerable sum Companies' Act, every con Pany,NOT INCORroa- Emulsion_ cures weak throats ATE'"Oe UNDErt THE AU'THottITY OF AN AOT delivered an address at the exhibition phot assure flim that the danger was tinagi- nary. He knew better. The of money through the death of their mie- , OF THE LEGISLATURE OF owrARIO, which now or prior to the first day of November, A. D. 19((7, weak lungs, makes there. That is what the Presbyterian Witness, a non-political paper, says alarm spread, and the great architect was worried Into tress, an old lady of 85, who left them her entire fortune. The sum to be divided 1s f1Ch carries on business in Ontario, hav%nn pit%n for its 3 WP08e or object, for the carrying on blood, and strep thens of whichh about it: "It is well we have now a Minister of Agriculture - a g addle the desired columna. g Years peened, and In later times, when $120,000, and it !s bequeathed to them In recognition of their long and faithful puny a company might be incorporated g under the said Act, shall, on or before the and delicate children is be- first day of November, A. D. 1897 make practical farmer, a member of the Cxovernment whose thought and skill and influence architect and patrons were dead, cleaning operations in the roof revealed the fact services, ono of them having been 2t5 and the other 18 years with the lady In ques- out and transmit to the Provinoi,rl �ecretary a Cause all its parts are mixed statement, under, chewing: will be devoted to the promotion of the that the supposed additional supports did not touch the roof by two inohes, tion. (a) The corporate name of the oompany; in so scientific a manner that (b) How 7 Most important of all our industries. Hon. Mr Fisher is a practical farmer, though this was not perceptible to the gazer be- g The effects produced by suddenly so- gnlred wealth are aometimee startling !n and ander what special or general Act the company was incorporated, the feeblest digestion the and he is proving that his office is no sinecure. His remarks at the -ex low. By this Ingenious expedient did Wren the extreme. A suburban Parisian who lately inherited 816,000 from an elderly Can and Acts amending such special or � general Aot; deal With It. Th1S experi- (°) Where the head office of the oompany is .-A on Monday were time] d pacify his critios, while vindicating his aunt at once began to look about for some situated; Copp, Clark Co., Ltd., Toro; J , an own arabitectural skill to future genera- ence has only come by doing (d) Teboaamount of the authorized capital MRs. JOHN CA:)H. shy of attention. It is fortunate tions g outlet for spending the money qulok . Ontflrio that in the Ontario Admin- At length the craze for building speoula. (e) The amount of stock subsoribed or issued - "` tion seized him one thing for nearly 25 years, and the amount paid a thereon; y� isftration, as well as in the Ottawa , and he built houses Wher- p He Told Her. (f)Tho nature of canh kind of business whish' % Gi•dvernment, there is a practical and ever Bites were obta}nnblo. He went on in This means purest ]n- the oompanvisempowered to carry on, ti, progr farmer at the head of the A good highland minister was endeavor. this way for some time, when his mind ' and what kind or kinds is or are ear - Ing to steer a boatload of City young Ind too became unhinged, and he was found .one gredents, most event and rind or in Ontario. Agricultural Department. Hon. John to a landing place. A squall was bursting. day walking around his newly built housba y (1) If the'oompany malas default in comply- Dryden, in his PI ovinCial field, is do- ing with the provisions of the said sectibn it The steering was dif)joult. One of the firing sbots from a navy revolver at !ma delicatelymixed, best ada ted shall incur a penalty of twenty dollars per day g as much for the country as any g Y g' P for ovary day during whish such default oon- girle annoyed him by Jumping up call- taut enemies. -Boston Traveler' for those whose strength has times, and every director, manager, scare- . ,..v epi�c�a entative man in the came sphere ing 'anxiously, "ob, where are we going y p on the continent. g � b tory, agent, traveller or salesman of such to?" "If you do not Sit down and keep. failed or whose digestion tirauea to withiwith notice business whott I Still, my young leddy," sold the minister over for such company, shefor each day up - pilot suooinctly, "that will verra greatly would repel an uneven pro- an whiob he Ba transaata euoh usine s incur w C7A.1F3Z'pg =A. depend on bow yon were brought up. o penalty of twenty dollars. �.A`•JSW0� XZL For si to b ggists at +orme for the urposo of enabling oompan- T fee t3an granaleoo Argoaant duct. y all dru h dmlU fe 0n The fan ali°+Stire r t/try tlmile Is 011 Soo. and $t. fes td complY wit t e above provisions, may 1f i Mi' FAD e!(ipytpiy ,`��C�� erlrq, si ned.obtaedlupon application to the undor- Z4signod. }L. J. DAMS, • a • • %ia11g11, (Provincial Secretary . Toronio, v . . I •. tI_ � _ - . I . . 11 M %- 1 �t _z;;Z /-".= My husband has beef "`,` troubled with dyspepsia, , and finds Ripans Tabule " the only relief. He -hag''',. ' been troubled with indi. `Y gestion for the past fif;= ' teen years. . . I ,} 1_1 i'1'14. .� , I I J. Ask 'Ir r , . _.,,s'• '