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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1897-11-19, Page 3' "''I"RHEIN O �, —, �.,.,.,! i'�`:`.)� , THE BURDEN 11 .11 , , Of Sickness and the Shadow of Graver 'Things r1"r , i•' 1"", . 11 BEING LIFTED ! 'Mom Thousands of Homes in . Canada. Mr W. S. Nelson, engineer Evening News, Toronto, Canada, says:—"I was 1. troubled with the most severe form of oa- tarrh for'eighb years. Had tried everything to get well, but without success, The pains across my forehead were so severe at night that I was unable to obtain my needed rest. I was alga subject to sneezing to such an extent that I would sneeze as often as 46 to 50 times a day. At the general hospital where I went for treatment, 1 was told that an operation was necessary and burning it out the only hope. I have used Munyou's Cold and Catarrh Oure for 'one Month and became rapidly "better. I be- lieve Munyon's has done more for me than all the others and I have sent hundreds of people so Monyon. ~ iStiunyon's Rheumatic Cure seldom faile ' to relieve in one to three hours, and cures in a few days. Price 250. � Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively cures all forms of indigestion and stomach troubles. Price 26c. Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia and breaks up a cold in a few, hours. Price �I 250. Munyon's Oough Cure stops coughs, night sweats, allaya soreness and speedily heals the lungs. Price 260. Manyon's Kidney Cure speedily cares ' pains in the back, loins or groins, and all forme of kidney disease. Price 259, Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervorisnese ". . . and builds up the system. Price 250. Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache in three mi `rites. Price 26. Mayo s Pile Ointment positively nurse all f rm of piles. Price 25c Mu en's Blood Cure eradicates all im. pririti of the blood. Price 25c. M yon's Female Remedies are a boon to all women. Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail. f The Catarrh Cure—price 25c—eradicates the disease from the system, and the Ca- tarrh Tablets—price 26x—oleanse and heal the parts. I Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in 1 three minutes, and cure permanently♦ Price $1. ' tl Munyon'slVitalizer restores lost vigor. Price $1. A separate cure for each disease. At all. druggists. Mostly 26c a vial, Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 11 and r'- 13 Albert St., Toronto, answered with free :-iedidal advice for any disease. y It has been learned, on pretty deft- . nite information that soon there will be quite a decided change in the pub- lie school system in Ontario. The change will be in the curriculum of the schools, and branches hitherto un- taught will be introduced into the schools of the province. The change will be in the form of the practical. In country schools agriculture will be taught, not the smattering of aaricul- tui e which is imparted in an indifferent way as an optional subject, as it is at present, qut a thorough, scientific course in technical agriculture. In city schools more technical work will be taken -up. In fact, an amount of thorough mechanical education is to be supplied. For some time .Hon. G. W. Ross has been contemplating this innovation. His numerous visits to the various schools in the Unitbd States had this object in view. Mr Ross, we are told, was sell pleased with his observations, and will inaug- urate a thorough change almost im- mediately. SIGN OF STRENGTH. The sign of strength,a ruddy countenance depends upon rich,red blood. To make the blood rich and ruddy,the countenance clear and bright, and the step firm and elastic, use Burdock Blood Bittera. J.A.Gillan, B. A.,Toronto,Ont.,says: "I enjoy good health now to the grostest degree, ever since the .V 1 day I started to use B.B.B. An interesting experiment is being tried at an hospital .in Dublin upon a , discharged soldier named Ryan. The man's eyelids had been destroyed by ophthalmia, and thedoctors havegraf- ted in their places the eyelids of newly killed pigs. The physicians are san- guine of the success of the experiment. F Chas. J. Eppler, a young man of Wilmington, Del., believes in begin- K�, rip ht. The date for his marriage with Mry Rutter pasped without his appearance, and some natural go©sip was the result. But the couple got 11 married on Saturday, Charlie wearing russet shoes and a loud buff tie. It was explained that the shoes and tie were the cause of the postponement in the first instance. Mary set her foot down with a bang, and declared for black shoes and tie or no wedding. Turning the matter over. Charlie con- cluded that if he was not to be a poor, iiserable specimen of the hen-pecked hand, he might as well begin right, r stood by his guns—or rather his and tie—and after her little sur- 4ary climbed do*n. Men are at turn nowadays, and not even ryhters of self-assertive (is that d ? ) mothers can afford to eir tastes utterly. Withont a Peer—Works Miracles. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart is with. pt a peer. This great remedy relieves in- stantly the most aggravated and dietressin€ forma of heart disease. It is the surest and quickest sotin formula for heart trouble known to medical science, and thonaandi of times has the hand of the grim destroyer .„��_btaon stayed -by its nee. If there is pakpi• �4 ,'Ition, shortness of breath, pain in the left hide, smothering sensations—don't delsy,oi you may be counted in the long list of those who have gone over to the great majority because the best remedy in the world today was not promptly used. Bold by Watts 4 , em, Clinton. T”, f ", timile. r, ,d¢urtttzr If Im e, ,r •F t . - 4V 1, ` `. .4 «. - }f ' 1 •i1. I .� 1. '111111791M . W " A e4 " �,�. .'b _, is '. :! sx w, .A die seat t o neer' s��sex _ . ill _ . ahtldren oil the Sun. DEER MtM AS PETE. - . I - We, have been called "ebildwn of the ' sun, " and there to truth as well as poetry clay W4tre Delighted With a home fn a in the desi&natlon. `Gar by yetvr the man Clbeoaaut ehou. of science drags bimeeif a little closer to In St. Nicholas (I. Rafael O'Rtrilly relic the great cenbial engine. Rfien Faraday A a couple of queer g s that he caught in in his mind's eye saw lines of force tmv- bho woods. -Phe writs says: eistug speco, and when his groat disciple While rambling one evening In the Maxwell bequeathed to us the oleotrro mag - woods I sat down on a rook clods by a noble theory of light, men of solonoe, felt shaded bank all overgrown with soft green moss and feathery ferns. Not fern away that 1% Bath bad been staked out across the maze of solar mysterlm The sun no lon. there was an ancient tree stump, with a gar shone, as a giver of heat and light only, hole running in underneath it, and what for in the ether were 'nervelike waves of should I sea peeping out from the hole, but every description. Children a tike sun, we respond not only to the great periodic the head of a little reddish brown, animal. At first eight I took it to be a chipmunk. changes, bub to every passing spasm and Its large, black eyes seem,ad full of appre- disturbanco. Auroras arq associated with pension, and as I moved it drew back out solar change. In studying them we may of eight. fathom the secrets of the sun.—"What Is On telling over the stump, I discovered an Aurora?" by Alexander McAdie, in beneath it some withered grass carefully Century" rolled into a globular nest. Cautiously drawing my handkerchief around this, I w Extreme Nervousness tied it up, with whatever It contained, and hurtled homeward with my treasure. On — emptying the handkerchief into abox cov- Frequently Brings its Victim to Bred with wire gauze, I found that I had captured two beantffuily delloate and ele- the Verge of Insanity, gant creatures, somewhat larger than - — mice. Their fur was thlbk and softt, a The Case of a Young Lady in Smith's Falls rich velvet of reddish on the back and snowy white beneath. Their f6O aim Who Suffered Severely — Gi'ven Up By were white. But their chief beauty la-' fn Two Doctors —Dr. William's Pink Pills their eyes—great, black, liquid orbs hVAf protruding from the head. No gazelle Have Restored Tier Health. ever had eyes half so lovely. From the Smith's Falls News. They soon became quite tame, and with- out showing any fear would allow me to Many oases have been reported of how in- put my hand into their cage to P. a them valids who have suffered for yeare and fruits and llemlea, They carried t'hcsir,uput whose ones has been given up by the attend - into a corner of the cage and reconstructed ing physician, have been restored to health, it there. and vigor through the now world -famed After about two weeks I procured a medicine, Dr. William's PinkTills, bat we large cocoanut, shaded it in two, and ta-h- doubt if there is one more startling or more Ing ono -half of it, made in it a little doov- convincing than that of Miss Elizabeth way. When I put this into their cage, Minshull, who resides with her brother, Mr turned -mouth down, they seemed to go Thos. Minshull, of this town, an • npployea Works. wild with the excitement of dell . In in Frost & Wood's Agricultural and out they ran through the if o door- The News heard of this remarkable case, wayla hundred times in succession. Some- and meeting Mr Minshull asked him if the times they would jump np on top of the story was correct. He replied:"All I know cocoanut and survey it all over, and then, is that my sister had been given up as in - after "washing their faces" with their del- curable by two pbysieans. She is now well icate white paws, jump down and agiiv enongh to do any kind of housework and run inside. Soon they made up theirmi'nds can come and go as she pleases, and this to take possession of it as their home. hange has, it is my honest conviction,been Their nest in the oorner they pulled to ought about by the use of Dr. William's pieces and carried it off mouthiW by P k Pills. Mr Minsbull then related the mouthful into the little cocoanut but. fol wing story to the News:—"My sister is There they have lived ever since. twen years of age. She came to Canada During the daytime they sleep, but from gland about ten years ago, and to - when evening comes ou they busy thein- sided with a Baptist minister, Rev. Mr selves running and:"''"' ing about the Cody, of Sorel, Quo. In April, of 1896, she cage, and they had 'puce in threw took ill and gradually grew worse. She was years tried to gnaw "y out. under the local physioan's care for over five tmonths. Thedoctor said she was suffering IThe Cra . lauea, from a complication of nervous disenses,and You step out on'p of the rolling that he could do little for her. The minis - sea of rounded and h sired lava billows ter with whom she lived then wrote me Of beside your path, and the surfrice crackles my sister's state of healbh,nnd I had her to under your Sect like the snow cruet on a come to Smiths Falls, in the hope that a change and rest would do her good. When crisp winter morning. Its glittering, tri- descent colors please the on and tampt you she arrived here she was in a very weak �-'aAccal phyaician was called in to to carry away it veritable load of the spar- kling, glassy pieces. Here and there, even a her. He attended her for some time, at a distance from the edge, the fern . with poor results, and finally aeknow- ledged that the case was one which he could spores have taken root and reilove the eyo with their graceful waving fronds—and do very little for. My sister had by this this 03a a soil like glass and formed no one time beeomela pitiable object; the eliglitest noise would disturb her, and the slightest knows how long ago, though its surface appears as fresh as if laid down yesterday. exertion would almost make her insane. It On you go, punching the crust in front regnired someone to be with her atall times, of you vigorously with a staff to determineand often after a fit of extreme nervousness she would become nnoonecious and remain whether it is safe or not, until finally, aft-' er about 200 yards of material has in that slate for hours. When I went home ,such been crossed, you reach the rounded edge I had to take my boots off at the door -stop of the caldron itself, perhaps after some e0 as not to disturb her. When the doctor told me he could do nothing for her, I con - slight scares and probably getting your staff on fire once or twice. stilted with my wife,who had great faith in Here you pause for a moment to Dick Dr. William's Pink Pills, as she knew of out a way up the side, which varies in several oases where they bad worked won - derful onres, and I concluded it would do height from 10 to 30 feet, and is composed of masses of slag of all sizes, joined to- no harm to try them anyway,and mention- gother by larva which has forced its way ed the fact to the doctor. The doctor did not oppose their use, but said he thought out between the blocks. Here and there you notice that through some of the larger they might do bar good, as they were cer- openings the white hot fluid is running tay a good medicine In September of ]in last year she began to use the Pills, and be - out upon the floor and oftcu in quantities which would make an ordinary blast fur- fore two boxes had been used, she began to nate blush with shame. Here you can °study show signs of improvement. She has con - tinned their use since and today a on a small scale all the phenomena of a lava flow—the formation of the crust ,-is living testimony of the curative power of the fissures and many other phenomena. Dr. William's Pink Pills." Mr Minshull has no hesitation in sounding the praises of At length you pass, by a few steps, to the rim, and there before you. is the sea of lava a remedy that has worked such a change in in all its' terrible brilliancy.—Harper's the health of his sister, and cheerfully gave Magazine. the"News' the above particulars,and when asked tondo so most willingly signed the fol - . A Request. "'You have scarcely spokes to me at all this evening, she said in tones of re- proach. "I=I beg your pardon," her husband returned apologetically. "I was just try- ing to think of something to say." Is there hnything on your mindt " "Yes; to tell you the truth, them, is. " "Can't I help yon in some way?" "You might if I could suggest it w4th- out your becoming angry." . "Tell me all about it. It is my duky to sympathize with you, you know." "On my birthday anniversary you gave me a fountain pen. " ' Yes. And now you are going to say that it makes a horrid muss and that you don't want to write with It." "I'm not going to. say anything of the kind, " he replied stoutly" "I am going to write with that pen every day of • my life, but there is one little favor that I would like to ask. " "What is it?" "Please make me a snit of overalls to go with it. "—Washington Star. Nervous Children. Nervous children will not bear very much cold bathing. They have not got heat , enough in their bodies to roast against it. Do not demand too much ex- ercise from them. Do not let them study too much or go to school too early. Of course their minds mnst be pleasantly employed, and the kindergarten may be available after they are 3 years old. Cultivate in them a love of nature and outdoor lifq especially in pleasant weather. This is the true, grand kindergarten. Do not forget they need companionship. Give them a good, comfortable bed, where the air is pure, and do all you can to promote healthful sleep. A little cosily digested food liefore bedtime often helps them to sleep more soundly than they oth- erwise would. An Understanding Reached. '.' But our agreement was," said the slender young man from the east, as he paused for a moment In his digging to al- low the froeen drops of perspiration to rat- tle into the claim, "concerning the division of our labor, that, as far ne the work of digging or washing out the gold was con- cerned, I could take my choice. II "Yor a tier," said Klondike Mit, as he scoopeda handful. of nuggets from the pan, " I said yer could take yor pick. I'— Detroit Ikeo Press. Dimatudedi "talion did 96 flit't seem to become dls- Mtieiied With your g�Ontf" ac "Whet she M ontpliy raze across tyle Nies mark. "--Chicago Post. — lowing eclaration.— SMITH'SFALLS, Sept. 11th, 1897. I hereby make declaration that the above statements as to the condition of my sister, and the benefit she recoived from the nee of Dr. William's Pink Pills are absolutely cor. rect. Taos. Mmsaur.L. Witness, J. H. Rose. Cooking Thosoomotem Cooking thennometnxe are rather eagon- sive—those of A xwrioan nra>mtl'ao6ure cost $3.60 and imparted birermometws $5—but the sale of therm is increasing. They are made of poroek do and of iron, the emtud- ard supporting the bubo eonta6ning the mercury lnvliutng back -ward at an angle from the baa, so tkat the meerirtna can be easity read- fte socie is masked up to 400 degrees audc,re,t, and the aeveol proq- er cooking tumpwa*Qm ase qat loath on the thormom*ees as tctlowc: Oomwbhast for coasts in ovens: Bork, SX; tel, 906; beef, Safi; muttrom, 800. Car7cat heal Der bakthg : Puff pastry, 940; becoA W; pastry, 590; meat gluey $00. thermometars nare sold far bouseh'oM we and for hotels and restaurants. Good Reason. � . Doctor (Just.aral'ved at the NeW cd *be acetdont)--What om earth,. are you holding his nose far? Pab fknooliAg bwt& tbavietUn)- B0 his broatb won't leave his body, of a oum.-- London Pun. in the.,i4lrth oen*m they boWw to4boe hprsea,.ir4tr,'d� to dry lanky fwtlnao of fibtdut$. i1>kXsl Idcea aTe �td�t �edof y .. to 1. tile; vo* estatoe YVir i Jclt xL sgbe' in dhflt way. .- - - -- KIDNEY GRIND. South American Kidney Cure the 'Only Specific for Kidney Disease -- A Liquid and Solvent—NeverlFails. Medical Science has droved beyond a doubt that the solid particles which pass through the kidneys in the ordinary course of circulation— and which in time so grind and wear these organs that, they become disoneed and will not perform the functions for which they are created — require a sol- vent to dis9olve'and eradicate from the sys- tem these foreign sobetandeg, and the great South American Kidney Cure has proven to be the beet and most scientific specific remedy for such,and the testimony of thous- ands who have boon dared byi' it when pill doseb have failed.is the beat domonstrati of the feet that a solvent linnet be admini tered. If in despair use this remedy. So by watte & Co. t. 1•' t � 01131 to any. addx TWO 1PIETURE$ One Rich, Bright and ebeerfuls o Dark the Other Gloomy, and Muddy Forty-five samples of colored olothe are shown on the Diamond Dye sample card, from which can be produced over one hun- dred good solid colors. Every dyed sample is fall, rich, brilliant and fast,1ehowing just what any woman of ordinary intelligence can do with Diamond Dyes. This is pio- tore number one. The common imitation dyes, and dyes co:ailosed of soap grease as, a principal in - gradient, show but a dozen or fifteen colors, and so imperfect in color, tone and power that the small collection looks gloomy, des- pondent and sickly to any individual with a taste for the beautiful. This is picture number two. To those in doubt we say, send your ad- dress to Wells & RichArAsou Co., Montreal, for a color card of Diamend Dyes; it will be sent free. The Diamond Dyes being the easiest to dye with give all the grand results in beauty ann fastness of color that the heart can possibly desire. It is stated in ecclesiatiical circles that Pope Leo XIII has signified his intention of issuing a brief to the jour- nalists of Montreal, expressing the thanks of His Holiness for the ad- dress which the Montreal press, i re- spective of creed, presented to -Mir. Bruchesi on the eve of His (.grace's de- parture for Rome. This is perhaps the first time that such an event has taken place in America, although the thanks of the Papacy. bay.e on mare than one occasion been tendered cer- tain sections of the French and Italian press. -f A MOST PEWLIAR PEOPLE. 9eme of the Remarkable Ceremonials of Southern Alaska Indiana. Ono of the most remarkable of the fes- tiviUs celebrated by the Alaska Indlans is a carni' al of ghosts which is hold each winter. It seems to be derived from a tra- dition that tells of a journey made by an adventurous fndividnal to a region beneath the earth inhabited by phantoms. The eclobration itselt'is a inimical representa- tion of the visit to ha des aforesaid, and the performer who repro ents the submun- dano trawler wears a necklace and head- dress set round with sculls. This festival roquires olaborate prepara- tions. Speaking tubes of dried giant kelp are laid tuider the foot of the lodgehouse Co as to terminate in tho firoplace. When the ceremonial is in progrosc, the performer disappears into a ditch , evioue dug be- hindPp 1 b hind the firepl--wo, and then many voloes are heard coming out of the flames --really the voices of perso^-re hidden in adjoining rooms, who sW.k through the tu:bcs. Later on an imago ropreseutb,13 a gji(st is seen to rise out of the gam.::d, aarral:ngthe per- former. CaunfbalUm is very ccm plouons in the myths current among thesk) people, wino have them60l•ves been eitcaxi cd Imman flesh uir to a recent poazod, Indczui. hough the whites are supposed to have I t a stop* to such practtcos, it would soLni tii^.tr secret Wdnlgence in thoni has not been wholly done away w� Quito a counter of strango do�uons are worshiped as guardhm sphtts, among them a cannibal domon tbnt lives on the mountains and always is engaged in the pursuit of human beings for his table" 'ire smoke of his chimney is the color of blood, and he hae a female slave who gets food icor• him by catching men and croi%et- ing corrppses. In his house is a fabulous bird with an immensely long beak, whioli SV Me on the brains of poisons whose skulls it f nooures with its bill. Azr,ybody who is so untortn.state as to encouniwr• the can- rsibai spirit mAy be transformed into a g31� beau Cka the other hand, if he can= please the demon, by waxy obtain p0wor• to handle fire without being burned. Aaotb r gmardtan 6Hiirlt is a fstueomp warmoar, who lives in the hvr north. He travels eongtandF and never lemvm iris sauce. By c otetining his protection a man may become invrrinorable, or?io nuw acquire power to cntuh the inv4sible d1p3aw demons- Thi% doinon Is at all ticzres about to trio adr in the foram of a wQm. Ito f m tanuth protegn m the warr!mw Viva eattalting the whim can throve it Into the bod y of an , wbo wfil the at once. These lodllrwas wear woodon met ks In their csrempnia4s. Snmo of them are of grionmous edits end atat0uislitugiy grotesque. 'Pito mask vibem by a pedo=m Who rerp- rosents the �oa� spiiait. for axmnee, is a huge coo pitted- Another„ rop- Hka �it the Mod servant of this spirit, is head. 4 a Wvd, with a bW &carr fboi ka4g� 1W memis of strrtngp �ed i; r tibo veoaler, tBrrl,'{t boair ih mctnierto own and abal; S , a o loud o%p Ei0WAitIOG MUSCLES. A New Theory ftnpounded In Regard to ftem- And moan Comes a Ehissiarn pyofessor v4& a Crook' of lits own maikla , ib wbich ii fa ahoy Giat muscular exercise does net developmuhuatar strength Whom thorn was none botom In shmit, Professor Aleafe Harwritli vomt?1s!avr y upsets the tilro- MT that the a isolute of mrisoiea turfs be4argeV Increased byo:K%Was tem lion drab purpose, ass the Washington Pit cantmos.that muscles ams a eta of nwhm and Mat no amount of exonAiae can convert aooa0miWwea'kling into anath- lbte, and a atzon;f{ man may pretorve con - sidettublo gtrrengiih for mussy a long year even in the face of absolute physical exer- tion. The principal dlffmr0nce between a man vc+lro emro@ a his mugdlos and one v*p does not 1 es in tho greater endumnee of Me formas. A regular course of gym - nasbles docs, during the first weeks, in - =rim the muscle power by a little, but tilde improvemoul soon ceasoe, and the size of the muselm changes very little. The ben�ctal effect of gymnastics alld of work shows itself prinneipally in tbo greater gthying power of the musoles. Tbo,beat mentis, Florvatb thinks, for per- fecfling the muscles and giving them 01W power to resist fatigue aro oft repeated rhythmical contractions. He gives as a corroborative emaraple of this theory the human beast, whiob, although it goes through these contractions consecutRvels during a vdho'lo lifetime, never tires dr ceases its functions for a mfnuto. For infants and Children. on Th too- ;�.,...,.�^ ' in to aimiio rryy� Sol d 0144,rte � DDS e 1 / ' . y :. .. -. - _—. Y. __. -...� ,. kms' d�Ja....,...w,Js.�.....u,�l .A. D . i .r MUSIe Xn a tomb. Whoa in p'recco, X twice heard ooncorta in strange places. On the first occasion a musico society of Pa ae a enter- tainment ty tr gave an ter- tainment on the very summit of Mount Parnassus, aovexal hundred feet'above the ancient town of .Arachova. The number of instrumentalists was about 40, and the audience amounted to 00 or thereabouts. ,Another entertainment of this nature in Greece was at a musical performance which took place in the tomb of Agamema- non at Mywgw, on the occasion of the visit of a philharmonic society of Nauplia to the ancient residence of the "icing of nThhe'tomb beam some resemblance to a pyramid, and the interior is divided into a vast hall and a smaller chamber for the sarcophagus. So dark was it inside that the band had to play by torchlight. The performance may have been somewhat ghastly, but it was decidedly original.— Pearson's Weekly. — "ONLY THE BEST" Should be yonr motto when you need a medicine. Do not be induced to try any substitute when you call for Hood's Sarsap- arilla. Experience has proved it to be the beet. It is an honest medicine, possessing actual and unequalled merit. Be wise and profit by the experience of other people. HOOD'S PILLS cure all liver ills. Mail- ed for 250, by C. I. H0003 & Co., Lowell, Mass. Proud of His Part. A� respectably dressed mnn on meeting a distinguished actor claimed his ac- quaintance on professional &rounds. "I don't remember you, my good sir," said the actor. "'Novertheless we have often played to- gother in ' Hamiet.' You remember Ho- ratio?" "You have never played Horatio to my Ran tlet. " Certainly not. But you remember that Horatto, describing the ghost's dlsgppcar- ance, says, 'But even then the morning cock crew aloud, and at the sound it ahrunk in haste away and vanished from our sight?' " "Well, what then?" "The ghost at the close of his interview with Hamlet says, The glowworm shows the matin to be near and "gins to pale his ineffectual fire—adieu, adieu, Haanlet-- romeniber me!' " "Yes, to be sure. And then?" "Why, then, you know, as we could not make much of the glowworm on the stagg, it was agreed to introduco the cockcrow." "But your part in the tragedy?" "It was I who played the oocki"— Strand D� ins +p�* ■ LE IIV� qE�a O'SF�iL cd9 r I Positively cured by these Little Pills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per- tect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowd. nem, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. Oman Ph1. Small Dose, Small Price. Substitution the fraud of the day. See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's. Insist and demand Carter's Little Liver Pals PROM MRSONAL Wlimy b� tried Stir years to discover a r aukable to their own case for the CauAlpatmn, Bitfonf; as. Indigestion, Headache, KkIney and Liver Complaints arising from Pour Dipestion, We¢&c Stomach, and D4vodoi cd Liv:,r. 'Iso these wo say : Try tf sew medicine— s . PILLS Read what people say. Here it is. Miss S- J,Awarm, Moncton, N. B., says: "' They cured me of constipation and sick hatdache." Ms. H. JAMES. St. Nicholas Hotel, Hamil- ton, Ont., sari: "They are a pleasant, sure and quick cure for constipation, dyspepsia and sick heaciaaira." Miss M. E. Hn�s, South Bay, Out.: .. Lana -Liver Pills are excellent for sick - headache, causing no pain or griping." Mus. Joest ToniLUMON, Hamilton, Ont.: " They aro a perfect cure for even the severest headache." Give The only food the ,.that will build Baby up a weak cow. u titution gradu, Chance ally but surely is Martin's a simple, scientific and Highly nutritive preparation for infants, delicate children and invalids. KgRRY WA` 8Otti &'CO.. M.drererome, 77 v,� Yy , - ,1 :.$1110, �► . :' ... _.. �..,.. $140ASIR WHO 11 � Carse l bournatinm, 00ral�in., . . i414.za!ala and All X1004 J 14 Jsfrp ,r OX409 mowait, yo,', Thoma*,,,WritsR, ,. 9mo,,four oR I Wap ixgnb ed, vrlit ,4� O** fit s nd rr s t e +ti or "o e a a 1 eat d x +rll.� . doatotrp rind txiCd all kinds of p li eines, but seoeirod 'no, ,bq»e#tt SLOAN'$11fTUX TOW, ar;d qi toI pro/a• alylof vidaleayst.q alyzed and I was searoely able to , had to be assisted in" drecedng: 10 used one bottle m k aNk' b medicine effeoted a eompleta X I can highl rocoanruend S VAI TONIC for all nervous dipordeza, ; f Blood Purifl.r and will do all ;hq for it. I will bo plea Pod to o..va' a tion I can t4any ono simill Aft R using the medicwo r have had t e . the disease. I have inrateaaec . --- 4. weight, and now enjoy pesfeel 140 Price $1, 6 for $5. All dealers or addxege THE SLOAN MEDICINE CO., OF MAMILT0�, ��; I 11111111r HUB GI�OCER�'9 '';, ' NEW FRUITS NOW IN STOCK :; " r} ARGUI VIDAU'S Seleet Layers, ( Vostitsaa're, Fill RAISIN $ JFIne off Sta l I CURRANTS { terms, Pafti%8 &.l� . � stalk i Recleaned.;' ,.:, t� . Y ....— California Prunes, best Ekeme Figs in mats and layerii in ten pound boar r Lemon, Citron and Orange Poelg. Having bought at i] a lowest pilose this.0 M= m son we will give you close prices. . ;,' � 1-+ O SWAT -AHO ` 9 401anto, r , L n C.ZJ , . ROAD- FOOT LUABOX & CO. = r, The steady'norease in our trade is good proof of tlbe fact that oar goods are [s "':".` our prices lower than those of other dealers in the trade. t We manufacture furniture on a large scale and can afford to sell cheap. If yqu from us, we save for you the profit, which, in other oases, has to be added",44 ;l the retail dealer. " 'j This week we have passed into stock some of our new designs. Spaoe will not us to quote prices, but come and see for yourself what "ape we have W Olt I0.1,y ! Remember; we are determined that our prices shall be the lowest in the trade e,i,i; !s <ti UNDERTAKING. % ,;ti '.%, ,i n t is =meat our stock is com'vlote, and we, have undortbtedly the best ti0t outfit in the oonnty.Wnr prices are as low ne the lowest. ' .4%`' f; W 1. P S—Night and Sunday calla attended to by calling ab J. W. Gh.dley'e, (FnnernYi Director) residence, .�' i".a Al 11 I , t kir', BEATS ­+,,�,�r�,,. —1-:"„•: 3 Wb'at ? Why the fine stock of Fall Goods that has arrived at the ilmp+7ii:I DRESS GGGDS that will please any one for both quality and price. Hanrl� , Linen Towels, grand Mantle Cloth; Ladies' misses and Children's Vee .,, Men's and Boys' Underclothing of extra good value. Men's Cardigan' itl the best value ever shown in the village. . One piece of English Cotton ,',., B double fold, regular price $1, ours 76c; who will get the snap ? Ie it $Qtr,;, shoes you want, if so this is the place, we are in good shape to suppl7 yo>;i.�- quality and lowest price is onr motto. Boys' Long Boots for $1. Perh$ps . want some good Timothy Seed—we can supply Yon. We 5190 hevettlre+ thousand and one articles that you want. Highest price for Butter and , , ` Terms Cash. 1q, . �• �1�►' 1. a ti. ADAMS' EMPORIUM, /�*yam }���IJ11M i<A9,7�f.Li't� r� pp @ l;�­a,�,� ;.:, , DOR t - % NE A Ili E �0 U MV U,�,�,,�,�,,, 0fid I THE SAYE TIME AND TEMPER','�1 We Handle the Celebrated L-apham's Rival'. It has -] Slotted Capillary Feed Piece, therefore will notfloodz or drop ink. ;,,;' ;�, Do not allow Dealers to press upon you lines "just as goo; but get the best. �, LAPLAM'S RIVAL11 '41, If your Stationer does not handle itwrite us and yvill scald, our reduced Price List. �;;',�, The Copp, Clark Co., Limited, Torok ; e MY2S. JOHN CASH. ;:— we— My husband F. has beeri;�' troubled with dyspepsiak'ry and finds Ripans Tabulegl the only relief. He 1�. been troubled will, inti". gestion for , the • past .�P teen years. •.,, 1 :.,. u 6 +•�4N ,s'11,I 1,11