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.doctor. .The
'mother? Alone
• WI her sud!'er»
•" irlqq child.
' `.711ithedo-
for never Se
Whenmere
er'.
e
�is.Orau:s in.
• the house 14
you; -can't
• i t F" -• t•
oil`q ler enough.
Pt e'doc-
too ' �d'angeroua to watt.
A�1n't• make such a alis-
tate-mint it may cost
ifak•:Alw..s, keep ou.
doltnr bottle of
t cures the Croup at
On o. Then ,when any
o
e nWilily 'co '
l the m nil
es
Dia - n'
Y
W With a . hard, cold',.
'or cough, a few. doses of
• the Pectoral will cut
t
ort the attack at; on
cent bottl °cure
a`iniser, ' o d; the $Oe.
lze is: Vetter for a cold-
>thathals•been hangingon...
•, lllitp the dollar slit is lune.
"bout 26yeara'ago1carne near
dyin with co tion,• but was
eared withAyer's Cherry Rectors).
Oitieowhiob time IhavekeptAyer' b .
Medicines in the: bonne and recom--
inen'd thein tq all niy friendg" -
t C. D. M. Tsxwsoir
J*n.16,,1899 - Bristol,'Vt.
emendates, whatever nd. desiiree any
odicai advice, write the doctor:
dddresa advise,
.taxi n. Lowell, Maus.
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"MAit_TIME
•
t tit esus le the Court When
the Letters'Arriv
d you'kver'seti'the mail
e row of,, unkempt ho
hitehing, reekbefog
-impatiently 'Icickfi
testigee'to the fa.
to• itr[ive.
he stenciling groups
,•: thee, unwonted setivi
ce of. the "stiff kaired st
the •expectant a1ertgess of t
Ilnnb neted persons in the
to the impression.
on 3s�niuch the same as of
its knife scarred walls are d
rive?
es gnawing
Wise's store
�.a1letaeY�w 111.1111 le �„ 1e1 -i ,,, 1-.
wvatr►rt o `..:,+rule. CURTAIN RAISERS,
"Whet is a a
somas weepoat'
Tasked a charming girt,
Isla dropped her lulus shyly
Arid stroked s vagrant curl,
'liken couseluuely she murmured,
This •rosebud newly out,
"'I banes street simpleton y:' fsY
leer weapon is .a pout,"' • r
it �'Sl til.
"Whet is a womsu's weeper
' 1 asked a lover true.
Ile turned him- to a maiden
With eyei of heavenly blue,
3it,t velvet lips were parted, . -
411 innocent of guile,
And eagerly she answered.
""Ger weapon is a ensile.""
"`what rs s woman's wcapont
I asked A poet then,'
Eg-ith sudden inspiration
''i-," a 0319 nave hie pen, •"'"
• `"t� '
. • <..•_ph, con a jiiiiiii, w.3
He cried' in aCcenls C1care f
"'But woman's: surest weapon, "
I grant you, 10 a tear," ,
4 - :-E;chan$.,
SHE 'MATCHES BUTTONS.
Peanliiar .and Psyins: Bnefineae of Otd
Sarah Cohen: - -
' in a 'little' twine Just off'Hester street, -
�4yn the New York herald, dwells an old
wwoman w,bo carries on' a most peculiar
trade, 'Elbe is Sarah, ;or "014 Sal," as
elle le more familiarly called;, and ,ant
side residents know her Well, .and most of
them .patronize her.
Op the window pane of bee little shop
is a sign which reads: "Buttons Sold In:
aide Any 'Button Matched. From One
,,
'ic e. Her c i ,• e
Cent t' S stock t d.
e a Nickel." n Arade
Cn 0 t
, is stored up in thousands of .buttons in
little heaps pearl. glass, bone jet, shell,
brass,, cloth, Milk,• horn and every other.
variety of button made.
It is Amid the old woman's besinees is,
ptottable and that she hue managed to
.Gave„about• :$5,000 out -of her curion�s oc-
eupatio4.
'"You 'see" she is • to ane, "It' is often
,the case 'that, a ,woman' buys only enough
'buttons_.Lor. a dress” and then, when she •
loses one, it is ,difficult to 'get it matched-
.
atc t} de -_
. r at! a -notion store.. Those who know me-
'come
e
•ca a along here, and 1 can always do it
..fid my stock. - •
.`1 have my regular customers, - for.
most storekeepers-around.bere know me
• i customers to . e when.
n their s
and send c m
they •,are unakle to-saa�, ' them, and they, ',
seldom go away,withoUUt .the very thing
they Are after. .,,,: ,, v,:.,„ -.‘s.
' "Where do r get them from? Many ot
ahem come from,junkshops, where on the .
rags bold ar buttons. A11 the rag .deal-
ers know 1 a a fair''price.for but ea,'
�y
and they save them until ther.heye t t-.
z thenthey- com
ficient quantity. and ..
me. ' `
"Another way 1 obtain them is' by vis-
iting the dressmakers, 'who often ;have
buttons left• over..and their customers
seldom ask for them. ,These 1- can buy
_,up very cheap. Although my little board
' outside Says. that the •--highest-- price 1
-charge is 5 cents, ,my better class of cue=
lowers do not" hesitate to offer me: a
',quarter, or even 50. cents, for a button
that'•'they , bave lost.' in order :to Make,
theirgarments look. neat and complete:"
Julia .Arthur has abandoned her inten-
tion et playing Hamlet this season.
The Bostonians will shortly produce
Herbert and Smith's "The Viceroy."
. Sir_Henry Irving's present stage min.
ager has been with the nearly 40 years.
1+'or Irving's first night in New York
the tickets were sold by speculators se
high as $12.
William Gillette will Lotter tske '"Sher-
lock Holmes" to. London, just as he tgok
"Secret Service.", •
Stuart Iiobaop has, enlisted Jeffreys
Lewis for his new season in Gus Thom-
as" "Oliver Goldsmith." •
C7oquelin has revived aa. old play writ-
ten from otie of Dumas' novels. In this
play be a pout/ 9 Qhleot, the jester of
Henry ill.
19if ll44 World eltiea uow have perms
nest opera companies, New York. Mont•
real, St, cN'le, New Qrleans, -Chicago
' en`s San Francisco.
faille. Lara is the latest pion-Frou at
tbd (:owed. ie Francaise. A forthcoming
new play there is M. Devore'a "Con.
SCleace de Mutant." •
An attempt is to be made early next
seal to establish a German the:iiter In
London. The first play to be presented •
is "Im Weiser. Itoszl," the leading part When Going to Bed.
in which will he played by klerr August No matter bole busy one may be it. is
Junkermaan, quite possible always to attend to, one's
In 1000 the Theatre Francais - wlll, da- toilet at night. One should not simply
pend on a production of Sardou s Psi drop her clothes and tumble into bed, else
trie,. which has had two hearings in •neither oneself nor the, clothes' will look
America. Barden • himself, considers the • Attractive in the morning. Have plenty
heroine the only really naughty woman, of hot water and a dab of eau de cologne
he ever put in the center ot'a drama. and give. your face a thorough laving.
"La Belle Helene" Is to be revived next , The result will be. as refreshing as an
anmmer in Paris with an elaboi;ation nev• hour's sleep. Brush the hair for 20 min-
er known in previous productiene. Offen- Utes, It will be -glossier and thicker 'for
bash's ,heirs put at the disposal of the the trouble, and .your nerves will be
•managers the original score of the opera, toothed by'" the process. Then, after
and that was found to dontain numbers•. the exercise, robe yourself in a warm
. that bad never been sung 1n former rep• dressing' gown - and drink a glass of hot
resentations. . •link, weak ,cocoa or even bot water, eat-
.
' Ing a biscuit or bit' of toast if 'You like.
When the small supper is finished, you
" O CUBIT ' atalFi A D -STA t- will be -ready --to go to sleep without any
ItE
THAT THROBBING BRADS/alit
WoaW quickly lea yea, if yo heed Dr
King's New Life t' e. Thou/made of iuf-
ferers have prored their inabobl.ss merit
fcr Mak and nervone headaches. They
mike pure. blood and strong sense. and
build up your health. Easy to take. Try
them, Only96 oentu. Hooey beak if not
cured. Sold by 11. B. Combs Druggist.,
Againaido'. wife, sisters end eighteen
p'ilipinos have surrendered to, Major
March's battalion of the 38rd Infantry at
Rented, in the Prpvipce of that name.
The Mitchell Recorder says :.-'"We
bad a friend call upon ue last week who
has been constantly on the road for
the past two mnonths throughout
"Western Ontario, speaking of Han. G.
W. Ross' elevation to the Premierabip,
he said it had, produced a very .notice.
.able effect everywhere. It bad given
tone ,to., political atmosphere, and ev-
erybody :seeme d to feel its bracing'et'
frets. Things with the Liberal party,
he continued, seemed to stiffen right
up as soon as Roes made his first ap-
pearance as ,Premier, and . they have
kept on etineaing ever since."
II D - • - - insomnia cure, and in the morning you.
will waken refreshed' and 'thoroughly in
You must use the tnostup-to•date and good humor witleyourself' and the world.
most approved method 'of treatment. This -Woman's Life.
van only be bad' in Catarrbozone which
For Hun er
Soda Water r
cares by inhalation and is sure to reach. 80 s..
the right epot. - Treatments requiring the . Doctors are using carbonic water (Wain - •
Two *seer Drama.
Of the two queerest drugs in the world
the one called "excel" Is the ono most, to
be avoided. It la a South American.
product mrd made by the tropics/ Whine
there.
A. grain of it will snake you feel the
need of violent exertion, and once you
begin there is • no stopping. You. walk
till you die.. Moreover, you do not walk
straight ahead, but in a little circle of
two or three yards diameter: You tramp
wildly and steadily on, seeing nothing
and not auffering actual pain, but'with
all your nerRes on fire and your braiu
,ginning. You do not step walking tell
o dropdead you d n In :your tracks. The ex-
treme vitality Is kept up till the last mo-
• meat. Some of the' Indians have a way
of dosing their captives with this drug,
sitting around the victim while, he •w&lks,
callh 1.�e�r'-4 (Ing is p.1 uropean product
ed - vinard" and also acts. on the
brain. A common . result of this drug
when taken in .any, quantity is to 'eeauae
an insane desire -in an educated man, at
any rate --to do sums. It develops the
arithmetical powers to' a wonderful ex-
tent, though only -for a short time. The
vititlm`a chief desire is to get hold of
- pencil and paper, and once this is done
he scribbles figures, sometimes making
attempts at adding theta up, but never
gettlus them right.. Pre t1y the figures
become mere scrawl rd the usual re -
sulk is death or insa sty; It is well known
''to men of science and ie : used in some
kinds of medicln by+ homeopathists.-.
!- St. Louis Republi
Girameho or Glacier.
- Among the glaciers found in the 'Rocky
mountains is Grasshopper glacier; which
der•ives its name from the enormous quan-
tity.' of grasshopper remains that are
• o n and
t honmglacier.. ro' 1
uthe Blas e..I'e t deG;il y
1the grasshoppers, take. their flight south-
', word and must cross the mountalns.
Their favorite :route seems to be acmes
the ' wide glacier, and ' ht the passage
scores of thousands of them sticcumb•.tq
the rigor of cold and wind, fall helpless
upon .the snow "and are finally entombed
in the ice: Cincinnati Ennuirer
'When winter comes, the vital .forces. of• -
nature are low, stud the -e stands like
s -soli'tary •
n'um' nt
In e d
t
the • dead.'sum- .
SUM -
liner. In. the
winter of ,life
active •me>�
experiencea
•
similar ipwer-
ring ,of vital-
, ity. In. eche 1
the effect is ,
startling.
use of sprays, douches, snuffs, ointments, soda water) to relieve. hunger in, the:cases '
ere a thing of the past, and the medicated ; of patients to whom food cannot be giv-
air treatment supersedes them fII. There` en.' The carbonic acid gas lessens the _
is no danger or risk in using-Catarrhozone. 'sense of hunger, not because it has. any
It is both pleasant and effective to -.employ sustaining qualities, .but because it press-
in any "vase of Irritable. Throat, Fetid - es on the•: solar plexus,. and the solar
Breath, Bronohitis, Catarrh end Asthma. plexus, besides being useful.when one fel-
For sale at all druggists or. by mail, pride few , wants .to 'knock out another fellow
$1,00. For trial bottle send 108 in stamps man, is the neat of hunger. The sense of
to N. C.. Polson tli.CO., Boli. 536 Kingston, gnawing 'and' "goneness" 'and of ray -`:-
Oat enous hunger arises from; irritation in '
1' this part of the body; and the carbonic •
t Woodstock electors indorsed the by- acid gas often checks the symptoms ab-
law fot' the purchase ot au electric light wintery. .Of course the .reuwily is use -
pl•,nl; :. til only where,. the • sense.or 'tenger , is
due more: to artificial irritatiob than: to,
Hon.• A.:Q•. Blair 'Prates that tenders •
for the deepenirg of Port Colbornehar, - a nt of food. In the .latter case
The death is announced of Sir J'atilee that. ail ' nt k 'which will nourish and, build ' up the
bor will be opened. on Jan.'•S1. soda wa r would prove decidedly iso --
less ` Be steak still holds the fort for
For pure blood,
A bright eye and
A clear complexion,
A keen appetite,
An easydigestion
And refreshingsleep.
ly a •
ristot: ;sarsaparilla
It arouses the liver,
Quickens, the • Circulation
Brightens the spirits ;'and
Generally, makes life worth Wig.
Sixty seven years•trlal have proved It to be beyond queetlorl,
the most reliable ble BLOOD urifier known.
ii
All the lea to .Orn fete sell ORISTOI S SARSAPARI LA1.
°Y'' ,.. rte
Olintox dash; Doer � BlindTaotory;
S. S. COOPER • •. '. a PROPRIETOR;
• General Builder a o for
C St�aC e
This, factory is the largest in the °Canty, andlhas the.eeryy� latent improved maw •
ohinery, capable of doingwork on the shortest notice. Wei carry. an' extensive ...
and reliable -stook and prepared -plans, and give estimates;for and build all class.
es of bnllilin s an short noice and on the closest rices' All word `s supeivis•
ed in a meohanioel wayand satiefaotioa neranteed. We.sell, all lkinds'.of in
g ,
tinier and exterior material.-
R
Lumber Lath, ,Shingles, 'Lime. Sash, Doors,'Blinds, Etc
man fav
e
Agentthe e a edSCHOOL `
n tat t>Y
for he C le tGRAYBILL C O DESK,
lir i3
at ,Waterloo. Call and get prices and petimates before planing your orders
•-•'They loose__
their grip on
ifs.-' They
Seem' like
monuments of
a buried past. -
At this crisis .
'there is . need
of . a' medicine
FURNITURE
& 0
•I1F00�' BOX
BOA
•
roo of+ a fact that our goods are. h
ere"•-63yin'orease iti.onr. trade is good p , t the K
: our prides lower than those of other dealers in the trade.,
We manifactnre furn.jtnre• on a large scale and oau afford to- sell oboist). If• oa •bay'- •
from tie we save fog yon the. profits which, in other oases, has to be added in for
the ratan dealer.
This ween we have aesed'into etook some ot over new :designs. _Space will not per
• no tnote rio bat conic anti'see for yourself whet snaps we hive to offer.
• R ere m r -we are determined that our prioesshall be the lowest in the trade.
�R a be,
at disturbing. Paget, .one of the leading .surgeons of •
that the mail is
sown as`appetite, body; and increase its, vital power. Such UNDERTAKEN -V. .
e ; r a' medicine is Dr, T`ierce's. Golden d- •.p y •
G)t eat $tibia, in his 86th year. s • .. A Problem TO intermit, . MF In thisdeppartsaent our stook i Dom lets, and we have . undoubtedly the beat inners'
One -morning gin the summer of 1866, a ' r• blame :-ice IhacovirY• It enriches' the blood, ., outfit in the enmity. Our prime are as lout! as the lowest.,;
jean clad be- ' in n, ffir,Jose s Miller, a highly respected •ere is one •of those ecerjday p purifies it, carries off fife clogging.waste •
portion of the Fifth' United States La farmer, was struck by a train°and kill- 'which occur. ie the •ordinary affairs of
and impor• t c es the nutntlo f
A Narrow Escape.
fife which lawyers and those who draw at the system, increases n o
wills e_o at times called' upon to the body, and prelduces.a:souitei, healthy
u • e^ ' app e
to place :$1Q,000 .in a trust fund for the. , physical energy.
'on
a try,while. on their way to New 'Mexico, e
gent •
data crossing in•Cardinal,. .
0
he et
tion
ted with calnpaigu 'tithoginphs. legal
tires .:And advertisements of navy to- i
o. • the.
tforth -of sun warped planks ex-. hoof.1
do *round two sides. beginning at two Ing d
Pa. and a soap box and terminating at
usual `"jumping off" place.
Upon the platform a lean cur is slowly •
liking in the midday sun,•stretched at
li.•lengtb. .,
'The agent: tts'is-pnten't ti, it11 observers, '-
assesses. l abet: suspenders and u. tli.er-
subh�,sad mplete nequaiuturice with e•v-
n tlti1af. child uud dog in t3il-
i Ynndt r s e I. ms's.
The blacksmith across the road leaves
It half shod mule and rums.s to the dour
bis diab`y slop. wiping his griluc
hot
ds upon the sides of his le-utherdtptuu.
yt,iiltg:Monmen in the muddy engin
tlteli auiilfonne'ts and smooth re
wtt+pa o hair. giggling with ex •. publican.
The Swims; Madhouse.
t" The little republic :of Switzerland is
be 'But after our vessels have gone las
be 16iilers jump from platform and scathed through such experiences as
noted for•. Its democracy,. for its promo-
-
•close their • pee ketknives and triose at. Manila and Santiago It does -
tion -of-the- rights of ani • its people, and
strain :their eyes down the track. seem incongruous .that -losses should oe.
yet some of the customs which prevail.
evoke is rapidly
aroundpthe cure smn ofhuck of in -this, Alpine land are ludicrous to DQO` 'throughur owreck h sego ts4 n t eB>�plosion and
ndereorl's woods: a small; b►►y, far pie of other countries because of the seta
wn the dusty pike. leans over the ..dash disregard of liberty.
Or his rattling wagon and belabors ilia For instance. there are no laws re. PAUL JONES.
omit bailie with a stick. • (airing an equitable examination before'
Trio short, metallic shrieks, clan- incarcerating a person for insanity.. An - American grave for Paid Jones,
ere ,and the fast mail the a • All that. le necessary to rid oneself of the inspiration of the American:' youth. --e
nit Withbell, jarring rumble at l whiz, a disagreeable .neighbors -ter imprison in New York World.- - -
ak of aa�ialshed uwmbleo fk and glib, enemy for life perhaps—is to secure. the: '• Arlington Heights is the site tor•a
land iit(etal, leaving behind' it writtenatiseetion of any doctor that the tomb to John• Paul Jones that will. be s
objectionable person is insane. Tide ser shrine for every lover of liberty. To
s led vacuum, tifcateof a phystetan is sufficient- to have- this opinion there doesn't appear to'be
e blinking countrymen, holding falx - any person seized and •cdnfned in an
"bats..gttze after its quivering rear plat-
. any dissent. -Philadelphia Timed.
With .awe.asylum for the •insane. .If it Is true that the place of his sepul•
brain)' bound mail pouch hurtled 0f course, if the accused lips money or rare has been accurately identified, con-
friends.thro lr the air, skates along the cinders it to not didletiult to secure con• press shonld take measures during the
tredictory medical statements, but it comine.season to provide for the reburial
halted on the prairie. They were 800
young
arm .
L
ominous '• au d like
of the civil war. An. om s a n
c
,
had a large A e 'eve under m 'ar I e
I d b o nn
the fnuttering of distant thunder, l3tartled g y
strong; and many of themwereveterans B. B' B. CURES ABSOBSSES.
er
e"
e
e in. v Y`ioue._' rte of MY
as well l► ores a a
them.- w S P
Soon a scout came in and reported that body.: Being advised to use •Burdon
as immeu0e herd o! buffalo was sweep -
the
Bitten!,I did so with the result that
�'toward the camp. The roar heard by the abscess see all went awt►y.e4pd
'oldieis was the rattling of herd's
have never bothered ale since: Mrs Philip
Soon a black mass was seen bear- Rice, Villa Nova, .Ont. .,
wn, and behind It a cavalcade of _ _
, parse ng Indians. 500 strong. They had -
maddened the' buffalo, hoping to capture - . THE . CHARLESTON. -
the train by stampeding 'the frightened
animals and:causing .them to overrun the Incldentally the navy is `discovering_
:soldiers. - • : soma-- hidden reefs. •about Luzon -to. _be -
Something ranged -t'he bard to- open be- • marked on 'future viavigation charts.-.
fore It reached the soldiers. It passed in. Pittsburg Dispatch.•
two columns,.' Leaving the infantry, their . At the present Otago of our naval de•.'
wagons, mules and horses between and • yelopmentthe loss of a -modern warship
not 600 feet from either masa of the mad- of the - Charleston's quality canuot be
dened beasts. - - measured in dollars and ce ts"- ranee
When the.;&aveges am -that their tee- Herald. •-
tics had tailed, even their natural self The loss of 'the ship '13 to be regrette
i failed to prevent' an-exhibi- -
suppressing e p e because the American navy is not of such
tion of their rage, They -rode off ia,sullen - imperial dimensions that it can spare so -
fury. -Old Santa re Trait. fine a cruiser. Springfield (Mass:) Re.
besides -the track and brings up against
*helmet eattle. Sheet, Where it is pounced
gpiiii by three tibiad boys. •
With it the, agent plows across 'the __
duste .road, followed by the crowd; the i The tette` 'Waddles,'^got "cadles ' or
slims elhtk t,tl)e blacksmith la retsumed, ..ecawdiea," it akin to "cad" and ""cadet" `
sift x impression of the Station re- . and means messengers or unattached
• itself into a vista of shimmering The first trade union . in the United'
male servants: • Caddies, In• fact, were
,frith Waves, -whitewash and gleaming originally a ciase of men, found in every Stntea was that of the tailors; formed la -
tails end hof yellers dust. Scottish town of any size, who were'et.1MOu- -
i •
The •mai) has come. --Chicago Record. . ,,the beck and call of everybody who The Brotherhood of Carpenters end
' The Wrong (flaw. wanted anh odd' Alb dorsi. .Hever they
Joiners has 60,000 members, being one-
�M$onte yearn ago," said a .man, '"when' were at the.beek and call of everybody `tenth of the whole number of men.in thte
!tire k .At In a Looking Glass' was dui, • who was starting fora game of golft and trade.
rage, 'lieie' was considerable enters •,now, thanks to the organization of labor, Up to 1881 there had been only 1,491
they are employed solely by the golfer.* strikes in the United 'States, Several sin-
*t*iest tip •wash on the acorn that it .ondon Gem. " " • . `ale years since then have shown ad great
eras immoral. This led my frien'd's •wife s number.
-Ie; inattnet iter spouse on no account to soy,
.riiad.tbe work He, aS was natural. Jot In !Heist like the oil in 'the lamp
rnrhed' down town straightway and pur- - When the oil commences to fail, the AN' E'NTFRPRISING FIRM.
Chased the forbidder► volume. At dinner wiek .burns with ."glimmering red fame. `
that night he said.' filling the air about it with a black There are, few men more wide awake
'Weil, 'Sailf don't see why yon - smoke. .Lite. also.. without x little toy, and enterprising than H. B. _Combe who
didn't ' e to read that "Looking burns unprofitably, filling the air with speres no pains to amours the best of every.
for, although I've read depression and -sadness. ,. thing in Their limber, their many castors-
through every page, i • mast say 1 ere. They now hive' the Agency for Dr.,
eauIda't find Anything out of the way gine Thew er st. - King's New Discovery, which mutelyother
wits► it.' and he produced the book he ;' ►"Thr mills of the gods grind slowly," f%oneun►ption, Coughs and Colds. hlr'is
remarked . the philosopher. the wonderful remedy that fel now prodao-
"G t4tr'ed' too low, perhaps," replied the
scorcher.
sometimes happens that the innocent un- of the 'minable in the United States and
justly duffer: -London Chronicle. - ; for the erection of a .handsome menu.
- meat -Pittsburg Post. •
LABOR NOTES.
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had purchased, which Muted out t 1*
`Lewis Cerroit's 'Through the, Looking
Ulass, and What edea Found TThere.'"
"i tan snatch that story in kind." Said
Isis blend, ""for ; I remember about the
tulle tines # assail niece of mine wept
the text
asked er
andon beingas d
e church
on her return borne; Wald it had been 'As
Ina booking Gletes'! Subsequent Ing
;julry'showed 'then actual text given out
sites: 'Por u , w We see through a gram,
en faeeo to tai`s: ---I Cor.
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E. Fuller of �Vitoddstock, has been
by the lgovernrant to
100 home for the use of"• the
contingent in South Africtu, _
Mere thin 500,000 mese rmeeklae!e �+�
OhJIdr*n Ory for' .are matte is this country eettuelly, which Children Cry for
ill Ofi product!** Was CASTOR
IA st' ,
ASTORIA.* lwaeai •
per cent of then r
Oecasionrr-'of adversity best diseo,et
how great virtue or strength each ane
bath. For asio d'"
ec ns'11`, n t maks a renis
P o
fruit..but`ihprlr,wbnt•he
Iforsesifi - in Japan ere Ilntpty *logs
of• twisted" etraw, and 'during' it journey
many. have to be carried to replenish
those whish fire worn aut.
tYer refait
never weeders-theeei Kfe the Master* ot'satitedimmigrr►tion of a good»lass of Zeit.
vietory, •ilelra iralti the Urtiird Stater.
Ing as mob a xoitement all over the omen -
try, by its many startling cares. Itabso-
Intely cures Asthma, litonobitis, Nausea,
And all affections of the Thro&t, Cheat and.
Lungs. You can test it before buying, by
calling int the.above Drag Store Ind get
A trial Bottle Free, or regular size for 60o
and $1.00. Guaranteed to burs, or price
refunded.
The (1. P. R. this year soM 410,000 aeras
iv the Northwest, receiving $1,860,000. In
1897 the lend sales were 206,000 sores, and
the reooip's $665.000.••-.,1t ie satlsfaotery to
The, near. that nerelaxes the aye hoer from 1A C. P. 8. 'ofifold 'that the ire -
prevenient never bietleheii the thought theeprevenient hes. been largely due to•bhe ire
that
ti
u w s -
P
p
: o abundant. vital
condition a th b t
co d with power and
t ekl It ear that a parent desired
David pugging, „ of /ones; Ohio Co.. Xy;, ' Director) residence
benefit of his two.children, the one 10 writes: "When i n taking Dr, Pierce's
and the Other 16 years of age, to be so Golden 1K iexl Discovery I think I had nervous
- or enera�debltit -of .three .cera` durntioti. .I -
tde threttits of thr'D acovery." DurinK
would' receive the same amount of ni0ney.`' the time rewire .tskin it my aleep became more
The money paid 4 per cent and would refreshing and I gained fifteen pounds weight,
naturally :compound every six- months..
and alae fined strength—everyday. on has been
nix months since I took the medicine and I stili
OA�FOOT BO ••B COQ. J. w. Chiaiey
!•Manager •
r .
1 mesa
1' at J. W. Ohid e a
attended to b calling rte d
Sunday calls a , �
i t end S Y C Y
Y. Ngh Y i
'divided that as they, came of age they y
What art of the $10,000 should be set have veawnable health. 'I are willingte have . ,hr'i�t]�lai8
tied on each -the children?-Philadels •-you pul�ieti thio • ...l -also my formeer letter
f wish t d it it roves to be of betnefli
pbia Inquirer: r you o ari p
• to any afflicted person I will feel well iepaid,"
There is no alcohol or other intoxicant
A dSnall's Pace.,in "" Goldete Medical Discovery," neither
a5 eneil'i paee lees carefully observe _ opium or other nereotic drugs;
.1n- Florence.- Several : of the mollusk$4: The dealer who offers aeubstitute for
were 'placed between two pointe ten feet the "T Dllscovery" ;is• seeking : to profit
apart and started. ' It was ascertained himself, not to help you. .Insist on haw
that the Lastest ,null In:the race traveled Jug.".GoldenMedical Discovery.'•.
sit the rate of. a mile in. 14' days. • r.' Pierce's Medical 'Adviser is sent
free, on receipt of stamps to cover cost
9
A Solid
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OrfL,. •
of customs and .mailing only, Send gr •,
one - cent , staanps for edition in paper
cover; or so stampsfor cloth binding. .
Address D. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, lg. Y.
AGENTS.
• "Hlonthe'sGoid14leld.,"afar`a chap,vales•
able book, selling likes whirlwind, Beautiful
pprospe tna.twent fiv. oents. Books on time,
.B I'r
-0-AItg sON COMPANY,Lnanas
Toronto.
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WAIf'TED-Honestmaisorwoman to travel
fes large hones ; salary. $65 ;monthly and ex -
When it comes to .healing up old Enclose` elf addres ea summed a°nveioke an :
running' sores of long standing there AGER 330 Gaston bldg. ,,Chicago, Deo 2916
is no remedy squat to Burdock Blood D. -Le MACPHERSO�T .
Bittertl. - -
nrstrit
Bathe the .gore with the B.BB-••
.. DQt.
that relieves the local irritation.
Take- the B.B.B. internally—that 'Fxre, r hires • . Accident, - Pllate:Glass.
Clears the biood of all impurities on . ".. ..-•^'=-- '
which sores thrive. - . --- �. _ 'linefear moce..osprola
Miss - D. Melissa Burke, Grind- JA - OB TAYLOR
stone, Magdalen islands, P.O., saw- _.. Clinton, - Ont.
"It Is with pleasure >i speak infavor of General, District Agent for the
B
B..B. which cured me of a running sore -
pn my leg., I consulted three doctors ,and - Confederation Life pnsuranee t?o
they Baro me salvo to put on, but it
did no ' for Stratford and Goderioh, inclusive' c All in
running
` sore iy my leg became a slolth' orrnation relating to insurance gladly given
cunni .ora • to fact for nearly a month -' - .. Moner to loan at reasonable rates,
I coultfotput in foot to the floor. I ewe stn Palace Islecli • ..
"I was advised to use B.B.B. and did -- ., , •
to. Three. bottles healed up my leg en-
With
so thr H L. haus never been troubled JOHN M'� ss Y Q
frith it since,
V
Pyny-Poctoral
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A t U1cK CURE FOR
COUGHS AMID COLDS -
Very valuable Remedy fn alt
affections of the
!MOAT ot LUNGS
Largo Botta,
11AVI3 &timathcE CO., Limtted .
Prop's, of Petty Davis' Pala -Killer
Acme Drum
Per Boating and
Ventilating pW" losers
This immanent Drum 3s ooxt-
*teuoted of the ser best mater.
fel on the most wslentiflo grin•
Mmes. and by virtue of its spe-
cial featureert. the GENATE$T
naATINtti DIME ON PANTE.
It takes the Cold air frolnithe
floor, heats and oiroaleites it
through the hens., and thus
*minimises in the m1►tter of
es.,„ -, foal to inch an axt.nt tat fully
one half less fuel ie *twitted.
Does net jn�teµke..Bu noose . re eeaaswy to
matWinter not bewithhaaathit have One maid snow'
hied in kora. of rise heat Umbel (tineon
fedi en a Bole ]�lk&xufaeirClip;Ir tet Huron
SOLMESVILLE,
Agent for the MAxol3ZOTKR FIRS ABBUDADCPt
Co. of Manchester, Ragland, whose lands and
securityare rated at $14,500,000. Also the Mo-
'$rLtor MtrrruAL lestt1AACE •Co. All classes of
farrarisks andisolated town property taken
at lowest rates. First-olass Loan Companies
also represented. Monet to be had from 4j per
Dent np, atmording to natnre of seonrCtr.-
Dail mail to Ho atet.ville • postal• card will
tetohyhi4a F •.'
TOTAL ABSTAINERS
ARB THE. BEST RISKS,therefore the
Temperance & Geoera8Assurance
1 Lit e cCo
or TORONTO
is the 8L8T -COMPANY for the BEST RISK.
Over silt million dollars insurance on the lives
of total abstainers in Canada. For nate, etc.
enquire of
-7 ialraatg.
, General Agent for limed Cougtr.
,Address -a7 Folton'•St, or P.O. Box Ile
CLruOrolt
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Li»idon &tollediro Life
Estedialisliet to t*tldda, lass.
Invested Funds, - - ,1532.238
>Jllastztsl, .� STRONG •-• PBOGR1i88Ib'E
the popular forms of inenranee lamed.
dee uttoonditbaal,aorld wide and uionfor-
Leitable. Money loaned, Ponoiee pnrob*sed.
Amm%ppsW Pd��Holder .. efff.000
Full lafewrniation fnrnisbed 111
014A11 1116 HALM
Agent. Clinton,
Zane 34dtat
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• ive Perfumes if you'd please the fair'
se . The choicest kinds are here. A11
f" onq•makes-all the. desirable odor
d many. kinds put n»t in aped:illlyy attrao--
1� a r a mss naokagea. -
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PERFUMES and.
TOILET ds '
goods
Dainty Guts tor both Ladies
and Men -for Young or Old 1 -
-OM i,
r,i Our assortment of Fine 'Hair Bruslieb,.
;Military Brushes, Mirrors', Whisks, in -
v ebony and handsome woods, ie the most.
e.obmplete in the town. And the most inter,
esting part'to yon ie that Woad are fir be
low what you'yya-p'•�been .accustomed to pay-'
for similar ariioles elsewhere.'
Chemist. a Druggist
You will want those Photos'
• for. Christmas. Has it occurred
to you that that day is so near.
You had' better come and sit
for them now, at FOSTER'S.
l I am a farmer located near ny Brook, one of the most malaria*
dlstrlcts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
`so I could not work, and was always very constipated as well. •For
vital had malaria sd bad in the • spring, when engaged in. std
that 1 could do nothing but shake.. 1 must have taen about a b p�
'eftitalnine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never bbral
any permanent benefit. Last fall, in peach tim. 1 had .a most seriotlif
attackof chills and. then commenced to' take' Rt,ipatis Tubules, upon as
trland'sadvice,.and the first box made me all right and 1 have never
been without them since C 1 take one Tabule eazh morning and night
and sometimes when I feel more than usually exhausted 1 take three in
st day. They have kept my stomach sweet,, my bowels regular and I
Wend' had thee least touch of n0.i1.1, is nor splitting headache sinCo1
cammenced using them. t know al .o tha
t is[eep better
and d ak
e up
more refreshed than formerly, •1 don't know ,how math* complaints
Ripon* Tabules will help, but 1 do k.eow they wiil-cure any one in the
condition i was • and i would not 1,e without them at any pzicel, I
honestly consider therm the cheapest -priced -medicine in the world, at
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to radii,
Lao ty/city-sever) years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
Settle as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds of wester,
and I have never enjoyed such good health as t have sines last situ r MI
amy neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and Mire
', ." Sett John, what are *sou doing to look so healthy f" I .
lo:art
'11.-•.a• ossa of D ko.ttb tales $ 51' A�'tt a will net 11.ei MAMA M
t4Mtet.. 14e..ta, pro
R 1 , L ' ar rm 11..
nth e e f reit. a.Nu fa fat. WYs