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MOLSON'S BANK
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Caerier,,,$2,000,00la
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end Office, MONTREAL.
ItumsON, IttACIeHERSON, . President,
OLFEReTA.N allOsiAS. Gen. Manager
otes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
tied, Sterling and „American Exchange
ught and sold: Interest allowed on, Deposits
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SAVINGS BANK. -
Interest allowed on BliMB of 111 and up.
• FARMERS.
Money advanced to farmers on their own
notes with one or more endorsers. No mort-
gage required as security.
O. BREWER, Manakin., Clinton.
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G. D. McTAGGART,
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Ban.ker,
. ALBERT STREET, - 01.41TON
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One Dose
Tolle the 'tom Whenyoer head
teshes,..itn4 you feel biDops, conoti.
Voted. and out of tune, with year
otomach sour and no eppetite, iuot
hera Petdcart of
.041nid". PllIs
And take a dose, from 1 to 4 pilla
Yoh will be surprised at how etisliY
they Will de their work, cure your
beaslaehe and billousneos, rouse the
liver andmake you feel happy s
wohwommitv.imi
Agricultural
COMMON SENSE PRUNING.
As spring comes on, it mouth to many
:persons that their orchards Aced prun-
ing, writes H. E. an Doman. For
years 'met their crooked, bushy tops,
intergroWil with waterspouts in many
eases, terve heen mutely' appealing for
25 tents. SOldbyallmedleinedea ers. attention, and now they shall have It.
This is the resolve .of the raan who has
• reng neglected doing anything with
T E - his orcherd more than to' get as Mliell
0 1111 • mmerton out of it est possible with; an eipendi-
ture of little or no • cares fie May
. PIE LEADING. BARBED, . • have nieliet well enough,/ but he has
. Smith's block, opposite I's* Office , wee mistaken- in hits ideas of prof.
. ALSO table orchard Management. '
keg for Standard Life Insurance Co
• In doing the long neglected pruning,
10 18 not wise to go about it rashly,
Bead Office for (tensile, Montreal.
Insurance In forre. - swoop° To make up for neglect by trying to do
Investn e ta canada ' 18,500,000 at one time what/ should have been
Establiahed1825. The chi reliable and favorite
. . done from time to time for several
CENTRAL BUTCHER SHOP years oak impossible.si Wheat a
nunabeeof bra.nches haye. grown fora
FORD .86 MURPHY,. . long time 'where they. should not haVe
(successor", 4.24r,Langford.) been, to out them. away all at once is
Having bought out the above business we
intend to conduct it on the cash principle, 'owl a mistake kb think that the more we
will outline our customers with the test. meant 'out a tree .tllet better it is for -it. Re-
nt the lowest paying prices. , -
. void 4 ivtarphy. member, sthat every Cut or 'Wound of
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- tree. It may 'be beneficial; in the end
oftena severe shtick (to the tree. 10 18
any kind is a -stroke at the' life Of the
GEO. TROW11111, it . . .
y not be. The main thing to
do is to use cm ,s bout the
llorgeshosr and Ehineral Blacksmith , • naman "" a -
. , matter De not.etthink that severe
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, "ell strewwQrthl, crkiton. . . ,prening is always needed. It may be
. tie, but there is danger of doing 000
JOBBING 4, .SPECIALTY; : ,• `194ticohii 9Q It • Those who have radical
Woodwork ironed and first-elass material n° , and I man as 3vell aar, and work work guarantee& Farm implements aad ant notions, are apt totut too severely:
machines rebuilt and repaired. . So-called 'professional tree pruners are
very likely to be of this character.
• . , : . They often . cut unmerciful. . They
TO THE FARMERS! wit to show something, done, so, they
make plenty of brush; just as some
. Study your own intermit and go where4 doctors do whosgive medicine of some
3,011 am get • . ersind to, their • patients in all cases
' 4 ',either any is needed or not, lest they
RELIABLE - HARNESS 13'e' thought Inattenttve. I would
• rather risk almost any man of. ordinarY
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the
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goo sense in my orchard with a Se -w
mairufaeture none 13ut best of stool 'simple • instructions about pruning
Beware et gimps that melt cheap, as they
, Orders by naafi pro/ROUT attendede
John Bell. out evenly-
noand continuously, to allow
. out
limbs to cross each other or
, "farness EmPorittM. Mirth. OM otherwise interfere: Train to a round,
ua ire
1- F. evenly, balanced heads Great care
should be used to know the habit of
Interest Allowedlon Deposits, Insurance Coinpa
ards.ceezeze '
haw, got to Call. and 'get • IN •
than one of these tree carpenters.
The principles of pruning, as I hold
them 'are head rather low, to have a
central stem, with branches that come
A General Banking Business Transacted: The.. t
Notes Discounted. Drafts issued. • ... • • • ' • " •
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, ,0LIN'fON - .,',' . - -• , ONT•
• B,ire. Atudd•r:"-L ad Life Inatienloo •
'Treretacted, litisen s several ot thh beab
.., COMattai0a and any information ,relating hi
-Insurance gladly given General . District
,
. 4.gent for the Confederation Life Insuronce
'Co. Money to Loan on Reasonable Raters
Office -Palace block, opposite Market.
CONVEYANCI
John Rigtik.
Conveyancer, eComthissioners Etc.
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_Sire Insurance. - .. Real Estate.
Money to Lend. -
earth variety, these are:of up-
right habit being headed lower and
�J. out batik on stop to prevent tith tail
growth, and those of drooping or
• spreading habit being treated exactly
:Farm and Isolgted,- Town . Property the revere% Do not cut off all the
. • Only Insured. twigs along the main branches, for
e • • . - they 'aro needed 'to shade them aed
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sometimes bear considerable good fruit,
especially in ' case of the peach. No
OFFICERS: •
S. .B 'McLean Presidomt Stepan P: 0 • stumps should be left, but the --cuts
Thomati Frazer. yfee-pr sident Bruceiteld P
. W. J. Shannon. Seey-slreas.. 'Seatorth P. o.; been .proved by careful experiments
. made exactly at the crotches It has
Thomas E. Hays. Inspector of Losses, Seatorth
that it does not pay to coVer small
meteeTeRe; - vvounds with anything to ptoteot them
. 'cysts Broadfoon, Seatorth ; John 0
Grieve, from _the 'weather while they are .heal -
Winthrop: George Date, Seatortb: Thomas E. ing. Large wounds, such as are .over
Hays, Seaterolt; Jamas ICvana. Beachwood ; an Inch in diameter, should be oovered
field; John R MoLean Kipper'. James
• John• Watt, Harlook, Thomaa Frazer, Bruce- with any common paiat, which is cheep
Office -HURON STREET, CLIN'I'ON
MEDICAL
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general, early sowing is best, especially
if the grimed. is heuved or helleYrollib'
ed with treat, as the *teed will be well
covered and thus protected from the
late spring frooto. If sown Intel the
ground should be harrowed. even At iL
. is in wheat, with a light slope -toothed
or MUM= spike -toothed harrow, ao
both the wheat and the clever Seed will
be greatly benefited by the operatitin.
Sow plenty of seed -10 lbs to the acre
Janet too muoh, and if you do not har-
sroovnw,
ngit 47111 Pay to sow at different
timefe some early and some orate
Where clover sown lest spring is
Much lifted, or "spewed," as a great
deal of It is this spring, the best treat-
ment is to reseed the ground heavily
with a Mixture of red clover and orim-
son olover seed, and sow in/on it some
good brand of ccommercial fertilizer at
the. rate of 260 lbs to the Acre. This
goodwiU ssoempuoricio,yaertomsatatunrde eaten% cbaeusreeatdhye
to cut along with the red clever not
frozen out, s It will also bring ferward
the young red clover and give it 'stir -
Relent vigor and growth to eerry it
through the next winter and sew() a
heavy crop the next year. Wherever
there is'a field with spots of poor soil
on the surface, special pains should be
liked to BO onrush them before seedie
to clover so as to seottre a good steed
and a heavy' growth.
NEW ZEALAND RAILROADS;
'
Travelling ,There•Ole Slow and Very Air
grannies to an American.
... New Zealandei steam railways are
owned and operated by the Govern-
ment, • Compared with our railways,
they* seem like toy railroads and men
"Playing train." , The rcsionrotive' is
'Sneer and smell. The .engine •driver
bides two load blasts of the loom°.
Use's whistle before starling, much
like a steamer. A large haes),..b.011 it
the stations is loudly rung prior to
the shrieks Of the loconietive's whistle:
dTohlern gtuhaerdp;itteotenedsnAtir.,;_,, an, dwaaalky;:_:.up,latt:de
your seats -everybody ,take seats," in-
stead of "all aboard," after which he
blows‘a pocket whistle signal, and the
train *darts, but does not so mush
faster . than a horse's' slow pace, est-
cept down grade. The train- stops i
the bush, and you think an axle is broke:
en, or something is :wrens, probably
"hold-up," which they call a "steek
ao;',' but no the stop is merely to let
the guard apply the brakes. Why d
MARKETS OF THE WORLD,
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F4083 fel I 0 1 Oh •44
in the Leading ilifarts.
Toxonto, April 1. -We had a total of
50 loads on the ele,rket att the weetern
cattle yarde here to -day, including
200 hOgs, 200 sheep and lambs, and a
`few calves and milkers,
Wo bed e . fair toweled of business
fee an off -day, but trade was not go
brisk' as it has been lately, and both
buyers and metiers were inclined to
hold over for the regular market to-
morrow. Ae result all the stuff held
was not sold. "
There' wao no actual change' in Ole
rates for shipping Pattie, and prices
ranged frern 4 1e2 to 50 per lb., but
thee% is a Onteleinsystowards weakness,
and should we have it heavy run of
cattle On Friday it will be intensified,
and lovrer prices will prevail.
Blabber's' cattle is steady at from 4
to 4 1-2o for choice stuff. Loads of
fine hutchers' cattle sell at about So
per lb,, and this kind are in good 'der
mand. Secondary cattle is a good sale
if- -at about 3 1-2 to 3 3,413 Par lb., and
inferior *mils demi to a little over
70 per lb. We had seine good buto -
terse cattle here to -day.
Stockers were easier at from 03:50 to
$3.75 per Cwt., and for a few choice
sseiolneciotiijoyn.s. palaseueh as 0,90 was Omat-
Export bulls are wester at from •4 to
4 1-4e per lb. • Bulls are particularly
weak in 'England, just now.. ,
aolltioeipes ateo-euettoyier_of the leading trens-
Fifteen, cattle, • average 1,100 lbs.,
sold et 4 3-4e, and ten dollars -over.
Seven butchers' cattle, average 780
lbs., sold at 4e Per ib,
,Twenty-two cattle, average 1,080
lbs,,. sold at OM per 'cwt.: .
NU:Lateen cattle, average 1,100 Bass
sold at 34.8.5 per cwt.
Twenty-three cattle, mixed butchers'
cows and rough stuff, 8014 at 33.95 per
pert.
A hied of shippere, average 1,150 Ibis
sold at 464.80 per cwt.
1 -lo, 1;020° lbs., sold at 4
A load, average 1,200 lbs„ seri at
$4.65. per cwt.
A Load, e 900 lbs sold at .4
1e4c, aad fleet dollar's over. •
Owing to She light run of last Time -
a day and to -day yearling lambs are, a.
_ little .clearer. The eange ie from. 5 to
5 lelc, per lb., with 5 1-2o, for a few
extra choice. More are wanted.
0 'There LS no demand worth speaking
they watt the brakes applied' after
al:tiepins 'Well, you see,. there is
ab of us a 'ight down -grade, not
very Muck, butenough to requirebrakee and the solitary guard could ,
not.apply all the brekes enough,
so they await ten minutes for him to
ordo spew, is almost tiraliyt IA4)2478114
are unknown, and the locomotive has
no belL but must always whistle,
The .eeilway carriages have e plain
square flat board seat against the
sides of the ootich, lengthwise. Some
have a leather cushion,. to, sit upon. A
few late coaches have six to eight nar
row ;eversible seats. A Emitters'. step
high' up, made of one pieee of board
aids the. passenger to enter. Baggage -
checking is unknown. You paste a
abet on your baggage, they. gather it
up and talte it off at your destination
and you Must claim it in the gen-
eral scramble before reams one helps
himself to it. Letters posted in a mail
ar must pay from 4 to. 12 cents extra,
according to their destination. No
=inertia at night or on Sunday. Live
took cannot travel on Monday or Fri-
day. The cars, for horses and cattle: are
called carts; other freight cars are
ernaed 'waggons.. They are built like
pecking cases, and have no opening,
xcept the missing roof, the ,door °loa-
m; tightly, They are scarcely One-
ourth the size of our ears. '
There; are no trolley cars in all of
N Zealand, t it t d'
ation of 60,000 in Auckland and other
Owns alneest as large. They nee 'bus-
es chiefly, and a feiv'horse Oen called
'trams." - On time days and other
vents the 'buses quit their regular
routes, and carry people fronr the °en-
.
re of the teird to the raees and events,
of at present for spring lambs; the
weather it too cold. They are nomin-
ally vvorth from- (03 to $0 ;each, ,
Sheep are unchanged Wrenn 8 to3
1-2c, per lb.
Bucks are worth Prime 21-2 to 2 3-4e
pax lb. ' • .
A tew•geste veal' calves are Wanted.
We had no change in the hog market
to -day, but Mr. Harris' coinplains that
far too :many light hogs • are 'beteg
brought in. ,
The top price for "singers" is 4 3-8o
per lb.; light are only worth, 4c; and
heavy E • g over
33-40. . . .
Sows axe fetching 3e per 113.
- Stags sell at 2c per lb.
Stores are- not wanted.
s Following is, the range of otirrent
eitotations:- s•
Cattle. '
Co_nnolly. Clinton, . - and as good as *WAX (a' anything else 1
' AGENTS;for is purpose. If these ideas are rea-
forth : James Cumming.o. Egmondyille. J, W. little or need to secure the advice of
th-
Robt. Smith, Harlook : Robert, Bea- sonably well followed there will be
an expert to show any sensible man
-John C. Morrison, auditors. • how to do the work well.
Yee: Holmeaville P. oo; John Govenlook and
. Parties estrous to effeet insurance or trati-
. sact other business wilibe promptly attended ' • . . •
to on application to any of the abo
Dr. W. Gunn,
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R. C. P. and L. R. C. S., Edinburgh,
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. Night
calls at front door of residence on Ratten-
: bury Street, opp. Presbyterian Church.
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• Dr Win. Graham
(Successor to Dr.-furnbult)
Licentiate of the Royal College of Physic-
' • ians, I-ondoti; Eng.
Office and -Residence, •Perrin's Block,
ately occupied 6y Dr..Turnhull. •
Dr. , Shit*,
Offic.e-Ontario Street, opposite English
urc „ fortnerly occupied by Dr. Apple'
tom
DENTISTRY.
Dr, BRITOE,
Surgeon Dentist.-
OPPICE-Over Taylor's Shoe Store,
Hilton, Ont. Special attention to presdr.
ration of natural teeth.
B —Will visit Blyth every Monday and -
yffetcf every Thurstlarafternman during
0 summer.
AGXEW DENTIST.
ilice.adjoinIng Foster's Photo Gallery -
()Tee Boars, S, a
tiutich the second Thurnday of each
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month.
VETERINARY.
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lilackall it Ball,
eterinary Surgeons. Government Veter
inary Inspectors, -
Vflice*Inaac Street,Clinton; Residence,'
bert Street.
LECAL.
Scott 86 IffelCenzie,
lia.RRISTERS S0LIC1'
CLINTON ;$,N» nArrIELD.
MUM Office -Elliott Block, Isaac, at,
'field. Office -Open every Thursday
-Main street, first door west of
Po.st Office, Money to loan.
es Scott, lifoRenste,
err, . =am., rr Notary,. kc,
GOLIERICH OP
770ver bavls' Drug- Attire. .
Motley to Loan.
It 'ertihnitt011i
Solicitors ComitilibliOneis Etc
GODERICH, ON PS.
ve o eters
addressed to their respective post oilloce
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Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains arrive and leave Clinton Station as
• ..• • follows .
Buffalo and Goderich District
Going West, Mixed. , ro.is a.m,
46 44 Express • p.m,
Mixed ...... 7.0.5 p.m.
Exprese zotzy pan.
Going East, Express . . 7.4o a.m
LI Mixed 4.35 P.m*
" . . .. • zss p.m.
London, Huron and Bruce t- '
Going South, Express . . . . vi.ey a.m.
4.
4.25 P.m.
Going , " aan.
6.ss p.m.
M C `DicgS014 'W. E. DAvre
Dis. Pase. Agent, G. P. & T. A„
Toronto. Montreal,
A. 0. PlyrTisolt, G.T.R. Agent al Clinton.
THE VEGETABLE.GARDEN.
The vegetable garden should receive
more attention than is • usually t
• given' to it Isy most farmers, who Are
apt to think it is beneath' their matice
, Shipping, pets cwt. $ 450 46 560
Buteher, choices do ... 4.00 . 450
Butcher, med. to good ... 350 880 .
Butcher, inferior 25 40
Sheep and Lambs. • '
Ewes, per cwt. $ 00 3 50
Yearlings, pee wets,. ..... 4 •50 5 25
Bucks, per cwt 2 50 2 75
Spring lambs, each.: 00 6 00
Milkers and Calves.
Cows, each 25 00 45 00
Calves, each 2 00 10 Of!
Hogs
Choice hogs, per cwt 4-00 4 37 1-2
Light hogs, per owt -3 75 4 00
,Heavy hogs, per owt 300 3 75
• LAST 'WEEK'S RECEIPTS.
The receipts at the western cattle
market last 'week were 1,846 cattle,
409 sheep and lambs, and 3,883 hogs:
The weighing fees arnOunted to
a
and give all their atteneion tattle big f
fields of grain, a good deal of the Pro-
ceeds vtrhieli Must' go to buy feod for 1
the family, while it .three ' Or four t
dollars'. worth. of vegetable eeed are
bought and the garden properly oared
for the' result will be a geed many
dollars' worth of the most wholesome
food one oata obtatn.
It will not only save buying a good
deal of food, but there should be some
extra vegetables to take toStown to ex
change for groceries. Early peas and
string peas, green onions and „tome -
toes,* all find a ready market ilof
good quality, and tiet Much time need
be expended in growing them. a
50p vit:g. If the family is large enough so that
Exg g
help need not 'be hired, one acre Of ,b
vegetables, such as 'sweet potatoes,
onions, Hubbard squash and tomatoes, ",
will be found to pay better than
a dozen acres of grain.
A man is not getting manna.% from a
Timor Wass his, land as he sbould When it only
leaving the residettial section without
service.
CATCHING A ROGUE.
--e- •
mew it' Leaden Surgeon Brought One of
Thous to 11114 Senses. •
Ina great city like London there
re maw; impostors, who make a busi-
ess Of am/eating to publie 'syratiathy
y shaniming. tiekness. -Not only do
hey pretend to be crippled or blind,
lit they also feign epilepsy and other
iseaseii, and are taken to publics 'me -
net; Ina state of asset:tied tinconselousS
e88. 4.t, • •
One of theee impostors was carried
COPYRIORTO
Anyone sending a sketch and desetiption may
quickly atoertaln our opinion fret whether an
Invention 11 probabirpatentable. Communica-
tions strictly conedential. Handbook on Patents
sent free. Meat agency for securing patents:
Patent/I taken through Munn & co. receive
sseciatsotico- without charge, in the
Sdelitific °
A handaoraely illustrated weekly. Largest air -
maiden Of any pcientiflo iournai, Terms, $3 a
year; four months, $1., Bold by all newsdealer,
• Brandt °Meer.. et.. Washington, A.
MUNN & C0,361BroadwaY,NewY91.rk
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A. NEW TIGHT.
Piteinoraenori, the cause of' whioh
has not • yet been satisfactorily ex -
pained, was deseribed at a recent
tneeting of the scientists. Disks of
loaf sugar were mounted on a' lathe
and rapidly rotated while a hammer
played lightly against them. An al-.
most continuous radiation of light wet
thus produced from the sugar. It was
shown that the light did hot arise
from heating of the sugar, and it la
believed to be caused by some change
taking place in the sugar orystals, l'he
mit of crystallization is known to be
sometimes acesumanied by Welled of •
light, The practioal bearingof these
experiments is on the questioni of the
possibility of obtaining artificial light
by Methods aa yet Untried.
Symptoms
brings him in returns Orie6 a year, and
'then not much More than enough to
pay for the bills accumulated' while the
crop is growing. There should be
something coming Wail the time aside
front the Prineipal crops, and 'vege-
tables are a great help in this direc-
tion.
But then!, are furthers who do not 0
know one variety of a vegetable froin fl
another; when they have prepared the m
soil for planting they go to this seeds -
man, or perhaps to the grocery store
where they generally have it box of d
seed. to ecu,.andask for a paoketof
beet seed, a quart. of beans, etc. When e'
asked what variety of seed they want, „
they do not know and tire at the mercy ‘`
of the seller, who usually gives them
what he is most arixious to get rid of n1
The result will doubtless be a garden in
of some sort, but not the garden that In
pays. th
Most vegetables have several varie-
ties; swim are early, medium and late ti
and such vegetables may be had in
„auctession. Some varieties ere also
moch superior to others, and it IN an
eecellent idea to have a little exe
perinient gatden of one's 'own. Plant
ti iiitt11 lataket of two or three Serie-
ties of each- kind of' vegetable ‘desired,
end the kind that yohl like best and
that doesbest in your loeality you eon
safely pinni in large quantities the
next time.
The large Reed catalogues may be
studied with 'Much benefit. You can
learn a good deal about vegetables and
garden malting from them, and YOU
Will do well 'to sena to the publishers
for you teemed; it seems more trouble
to sit down and write what you want,
but you are pretty auto to get what
you want, and goodi fresh seta 1 00,
When yon Send to headquarters for
them syhile tt Iota heedsMan is often
`Just out" of the kind you want, and
you, hare to take What you earl get or
go wihout,
SOW PLENTY OP ctovng, SEED.
The farmer who would keep tin and
'rev be increasing the fertility of his
and cannot well Now too Much olover
med. As the seed Is generally a
rather expeneive article it beeolnes an
mportant, itud In 401310 Seite0110,
eutturevitat &Mtn* • Problem. In
into a hospital from a poliee-van and
laid on a sofa: in -the examining-reom,
The resident surgeon had a keeh eye,
and watched the patient closely."As
the apparently' unconecious man was
deposited on the sofa a few pennies fell
ut of his pockets and rolled en the
oor. The -patient opened his eyes and
ade quit* movement to ,tecover the
coins. Then he bethought himself and
re* back, , -
The doctor, aceustomed to deal with
ueb pretenders, turned to an atten-
ant clod remarked:
"You melee, probably, how Hine the
an is, and how heavily he Is breathe
g. It is a had ease and needs- !m-
ediate and HAVere tree tnient. Feteh
e battery."
here was a sutipicious tretebling of
le patient's hands' and the loud
breathing ceaseel. When the battery
wee produred the doctor added briskly.
'Ile, Searcely breatheii. YOU intuit be
quirk. Let him have the full power
ot the bolt:Wry. Half a charge Will
' not tinswer the purpose,"
! The patient by t his time had °Pens
' ed. his eyes trent oheer terror, and be-
fore the wires were well in hold he
had found his voice. Sitting bolt ime
right ott the sofa, he shrieked;
"Let Me go, / beg of you. '3'here
is nothing the matter With inc. X am
may a poor hort of humbug, that tries
to make a few pennies by shamming.
Turn off your batteries and let me go."
The patient was dist/tweed after be
had picked up the coins which had
fallen under the ado.
oir if erti Deserts. ,
urn +teener nt the head and feet -parts far -
3'.;t toren the heart.
Ode. ilainiltell and. St. Androtee ' m. -ed 1 t tnt tem strongly...poi/Hey
theer t inI
h Ir ")
gotta ttbent by tin enlarged stemeeteethen
Street.,.sitiggivii ht let mettle the veitis inaanies the
:ed.. Wet, kithitya °router pada where their
est teeny t eir e VariattA diseests do arise.
Teep...ig ,pithte Cult fot frovlied inliewArdal .,
Bone, ,,,,,,t Rele,r.4 li removev the cease. It never 0
r, Stoiteiteof; Notary 'Pehlift 8ton :.x * nitatitede
Oilidg wegtetes ,r fca eitenuserY%eak*
• i
Ia
b) have boa rurelii the lett three months.
i .atdrugistobymall 00 .i, per hex or a,bret for
BLOCK, 'CLINTON S. W.110WARO0 ti %doll' It., 7048t4(lIs cvty1,eigt
tHSST RAPID FIRING GUNS.
'The Vienne Ileichetvehr states that,
although the tieeret has hitherto been
Well kept, the "M. 1888" rifle, which
has until now been in tote in the Ger.
man array, in being rapidly replaced by
a new rifle of improved type. The new
weapon is of eoratevehat smaller caliber,
ie Wight's.' lighter, and, being cadet
to handle, Can be fired more rapidly
thttn the rifle at present in use. The
whole German army is expeeted to be
armed with tha ifew rifle, whioh attr.
Partee$ any at prmient in liervieo lit En..
rOPe, by th$ haal 013114$ Year.
$107,84.
• Milwaukee, April 7.7 -Wheat -No. 1
Northern, 73; No. 2 do., 71 1-2e. Rye --
No. 1, 56 to 57e; No, 2, 56o. Barley -No,
2 47 1-2o; sample, 400o 40-1-2e.
Toledo, Aptil 7. -Wheat -No. eash,
74 5-8e. Rye -No. 2, clash. 57c. Clover -
Are you frequently hoai:SeP
Do you have that annoying
tickling in your throat? Would
you feel relieved if you could
raise somethingP Does your
cough annoy you at night, and -
do you raise more mucus In
the morning?
Then you should alwayi keep
on band'a bottle of
C s
herrg
.ciond
seed -Prime cash, old, 'LON new, nanh
and, April, 111400, bid,
Minneapolis, April T. -Wheat - No. 1
Northern, April, 70 14o; May, 70 1-2 to
70 8-40: 0.14Y, 71 7-lio; on traok,
No. 1, Lard, 71 8-80; No, 1
Northern, 70 3-4e; No, 2 Northern, 68
7-83. Fleur -First patent*, 048,90;
second do 83.50 te $8.60; first cleave,
3460 to #2.10
Duluth, April I. -Wheat No.
ba sh 78 I id. '
ere, yeah. 70 1.4o; No.. 2 Northern,
60 3-4. 704. 3 -ie; July, 71 3 -to; No. 1North*
P
Buffalo, April 7,-eSpring wheat ',-
DOH* weak; No. 1 Northern, 81 3-4o-,
Winter wheat -Unsettled; No. 2 red,
on track, 74 to 76 1.-2.3 bid. • Corn -
Weak; No, 2 yellow, 89 1-4e; No; 8 yel-
low, 38 0-4c; No. 4 yellow, 380; No. 2
corn, 38 1-40; Nct, 3 corn, 37 3-4e, Oats
-Dalt and easy; No, 2 white, 33 1-20;
No. 89 white, 32 3-10; i3 , 29
2uel an!larwiZ17; No. Teon°tentir, offer-
ed at 63o. Flour -Quiet, may,
Detroit, April 7, -Wheat oloaed :-No.
1 white, (lash, 73 3-4o; No. 2 red, °ash,
74 1-4o.; May, 75c; Ally, 730.
;. •
PLEASANT PROSPECT,
Astronomer. . Say the Moon, IN tietiing needy
ft is net Fall,
10 aPPen yet
awhtle, but many astronomers are pre-
paridt for the fait of the moon at a dice.
Cant date, , .
. •
It is probable that eventually the
moon will be drawn Well within the
sphere.of attraction of the earth. At
present she is just far enough off to
be kept in tow, so .to 'opeake and to
vebtrl round and retract us enwell as
spirt himself.
But when the inevitable time comes,
and ;she is. drawn far into the attrac-
tion radius, she is likely to be pulled
right down and fall cinto• the earth, for
her attraction is, Of coulees much weak-
er than outs. She is in mere danger
of this atone tines than anothereand
the danger is increasing gradually but
surely. It may lie 10,600 or 15,000 years
yet, but When she does fall there writ
certainly be a terrific bump, and the
whole system of the earth will be badly
j°11tteisci. calcu-iated that, taking the most
dangerous epodh of the year into con- •
sideration and her eonsequeneposition,
she is likely to fall on the northeastern
part of Europe and will entirely wipe
Russia and Europe,
from -the map.
Tidal waves and all sorts of horrors
Will ocettr, and the fallen moon ;will'
probably tarok up. The entire cli-
mate of the. world will be altered, and
England probably be more or leas:
improved, according to the scientist.
: A FUTURE POSSIBILITY. .
In a ;recent clapaage case the defe-
dant, a railroad corporation, asksa new
trial because the fair plaintiff flirted
with, the tail. If this sort of thing .
lteeps.cin there will have to be twelve
plied men in the jury box. •
you have a weak
throat you cannot -be -too -I --
careful., You cannot begin
treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable
to another, and the hat
one is always harder to
cure than the one before ft. -
ir.httAstberriotttertiiiisife
prioetts Nip tron Oft
Help at Hand.
If you have say complaint
whatever end dente tit* best
medical salvia* youcan poo-
ibly obtain,. write the docket
freely. You wili receive a
PtollPt reply.
4.aarosa, DR. AVER)
1,0We Ma%
Children should always
increase in weight. Not to
grow, not to increase in iiesho
belongs to old age.
Present andluture health
demands that this increase
in weight should be steady
and never failing.
To delicate
Scott'S Etnulsion brings
richer blood and firmer
flesh, Better color comes
to the cheeks and stronger
imuscles to the limbs. The
gain in *eight ia substantial;
it comes to stay.
ISCOTT5"1..13110ndWSNIr, Chaletrathisistsggiqatreato.
CANNOT COUNT THREE...
nritona Rae, of People Oteeovered In the
• Murray Islands.
An , expedition recently sent out
from England to. the Murray Islands
has brought some interesting informa-
tion about the .ielanders, Thee& Pei -
inlays people, it appears., cannot
count higher (WA two, "Neer: is
their word for one and "nets" for two.
When they want to say three they
say Soneetwo" netat-nets, and when
they Want to say foul- they say "two -
twos nets -nets., •
Higher figures than these they ex-
press by means of their bodies. Thus
they began to count from the little
finger of the left hand and proceed-
ing thenee to the other fingers, tbey
successive*. reach the wrist, the arm,
the shpulder, the colter bonethe °beet,
the right shoulder, the •right arm,
the right wrist and fleetly, the fingerii
of the right hand. In this way they
can count as high as thirty-one. •
Wheri. they want to express a higher
number than this they can only use
the world "gaire," which signifies'
many. This andient Method Of count-
ing, however, is :fast disappearing,
thanks to the -strenuous efforts Which .
the English are making to feach the
islanders the ordinary rules of .ariths
'natio. Ethnologists therefore are
especially glad that information
about this ancient method of counting
has come to them just cis it wile on the
point of. disappearing toeever.
" •
. ,A., THEORY.
What/ makes all- that noise in the
radiator I 'inquired the neevoue•inae.
L don't know, answered the chilly.
friend, but suspect it's so cold that
its teeth are chattering. . ' .
Rheumatic
Torture
South American Rheu-
matics Cure Ouree In
1 te 3 Days.
Solomon Woodworth, of Hope.
well Hill, NB,, is rescued from a
deplorably helpless condition, induced
by the agonies of rheumatism. Mr,
Woodworth had contracted rheuma-
tism of the severest form and In a
very short time was incapacitated for
work -for weeks he could get no rest
-suffered the roost violent pains in his
, arms and shoulders -grew worse and
felt he could not live, so terrible were
his sufferings -his arms became per-
feetly _helpless. Ile began taking
South' Anferican. Rheumatic Cure
--,-
after ttie second close he experienced
(great relief and at the end of three
hours every vestige of the pain was
gone -the use of his hand and arm
returned gradually and he feels eke-
gether like a new man and to-dayre-
i owes in a cure which he proclaims
almost a miracle. South American
leheumadcr Ctire cures in 1 to 3 days
every form of rheumatism and neu-
ralgia. Do not suffer longer -it will
relieve in six hours. •
Smith Aillerleall Nervine soothes
the nerves and cures all tonna of ner-
voesness.
'
0011th American Eidney Cure
cures only kidney diSeases-relleves
in a few hours. ' 12
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