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Alava their• blood enridied, their
heart strengthened and their
• ebeeki rosy by using NiMune*
Reart and Nerve Pills.
Tglo,,.,knauffloient fesantify or poor quality of
lb* blood is one of the evil resultthat
itsually follow any derangement of the '
Mearte
If the heart'beeouses weakened in any
'Way it cannot ip the blood to the lunge
its it should, there to be purified and im••
'Pr06.**tAIKI, Witls the life-giving oxygen.
.4• A$ st result the
blood deteriorates.
It loses its nourish• -
ing, Vitali sin
e health -giving csu
Wee. The faee 0-
00 es pale in
e lips
bloodless, the hands
and feet eold.
There is weak-
ness, tiredness,
It °AIM" of breath and palpitittion. When,
'those suffering from thin or watery blood
-start taking Milburn's eart and Nerve
Pills they are assured of a cure. Every
sis sots on, the heart itself, causing it
best strong, steady and regular.
Every dose, tea, introduces into the
blood thee° vital elements necessary to.
imake It rich and red.
Soon the pale cheek takes on the rosy
dm* of health, there is 'strength instead of
-weakness energy and activity take the
glace of tiredness and laseitude.
Miss M. &ninon, 60 Turner Street,
'Ottawa, •Ont., trays : "1 was .greatly
troubled with my heart, together with
-ta• treme nervousness for many years.
These complaints brought about great
swealmess and feeling of tiredness. My
'Viscid waved poor quality, so much so that I
aseeame pale and languid. Milburn's
"Heart and Nerve Pills cured me after all
-sloe failed. They kuilt up my system,
kendished my blood, strengthened my
taterves and restored me to health."
TOWN TOPICS.
Well. we have the Prohibition conven-
tion anyway.—Chicago Post.
The loux City papers are giving wide
,publication to the statement made by a
.1sork agent that it. Is the "most liter-
-*try" town west of Chicago.—Des Moines
I.eader.
The depot platform was crowded last
knight at the hour of the lay over here of
No. 9 from the east. It is a great treat
for Tucson people to attend -the -trains -at_
•sessonableshours.—Tucson (A. T.) Star.
Subscriptions to the navy arch fundare
not 'rushing forward to any alarming ex-
tent. New York is willing to furnish the
• Place if the country will furnish the cash,
and that's what's the matter with sub.
scriptions.—Kansas City Times.
Grand Opera Manager Grau estimates
that he lost $30,000 during his season Id
Chicago. The Windy Cita evidently likes
e its winstraight rather than converted
Into the arias, barcaroles and recitatives
i of grand opera.—St. Louis 'Republic. ,
; 'AcCording to Countess Schinimelmann,
there are "more want and desolation in
Chicago than in the slums of London or
In any other city in Europe." But it is
questionable if any iithar city than Chi-
• cago can show such well to do officials or
.- such prosperous saloon keepers.—Chicago
News.
PEN, PENCIL AND 'BRUSH.
, THE ouNtroN NEW EEA
QUEER WHITE RIVER
IT 18 THE CROOKEDEST STREAM ON
THI8 CONTINENT.
Seven Times It Cession% the Tilsionrb.
Arlinnosus Border 'stud Tretv'elo Per.,
haps 1,000 Miles to Progreso 1150,
•The Wreck of the Italy 0,
From Its four heads in the Boston
$ountains to Batesville, where it leaves
PAa Ozarksand enters the Arkansas low-
lands, White river is a succession of as-
tonishing curves. No other VIM OH the
continent so nearly and so frequently
doubles upon itself. Prom the source
to the fiat country Is a distance on a
straight line of perhaps 150 miles. White
river betWeen these points has a course
of over 000 miles; some estimates make
it 1,000anilei.:
The beginning le near the Indian Terri-
tory border In the western part of Ar-
kansas. The water runs toward all points
or the compass 1n quick successionanany
times before' it adopts. a comparatively
direct course to the Misiiissippl, From
the Beton mountains the general course,
with intinif a bend and curve, is north-
ward end -northeastward into Missouri.
-Probably the highest pOlitt in this direc-
tion is Forsyth, near the center of Taney
county. Prom this.placethe White wrig-
gles its way back into Arkantias and down
through Marion , county, to where the
Buffalo joins it. But not until the Mis-
souri -Arkansas border has been crossed
seven times does the uncertain stream
bear away to the southeastward to stay.
Adding to the marvel of White river's
eccentric ineanderings are -the- -walls _of
rock • which tower from 200 to 500 feet
often from the water's edge. A birdseye
viewfrom above would show the river
deep set in a canyon of continuous and
often sharp curvatures. A mile of river
in a straight line is unusual. The can-
yonlike valley of the White narrows in .
. places almost to the channel's' • width.
Over most of the course it is wide enough
for a strip of fertile bottom land along
-the-risserss-Thesajater„ wanders from one
side of -the valley to the other. It wishes
the base of the towering palisades first
on the right and then on the left: • It
maintains close relationship with- a cliff
for half a dozen miles..Then it sudden-
ly crosses through the bottom lands and
hugs the opposite frowning rases.
On. a bright day a stretch of the 'wind-
ing river seen from the summit a the
palisades shimmers Ulm well polished gi-
ver. "White" aptly describes the ap-
pearance. A nearby view from the banks
reveals a degree of purity which is not .
-equaled by, apysother w_estern river. The
contrast of comparisen With 'the streems
which flow through alluvial country is
striking. White river has its origin in
mountain springs. Numberless under- '
ground channels in the limestone strata
.h,eIP' to swell the volume.: Tributaries
vary' from tiny rivulets 'starting high up .
on the benches of the mountains to pow-
erful streams 'which 'gush forth with a .
roar from beneath shelves' of overhang-.
Ing reek. Twenty milem below Forsyth,
beside the White, is MeGill. spying, which •
pours out from the face of the cliff as
• bcidy of water strong enough to run a
large mill. It is a type of hundreds, while
the smaller and unnamed Innings can
onlbp enumerated by tens of thousands.
(II
T/ uffillo, the Crooked ,and the North
_Po in like Manner grow- . from the
springs along their courses' and -add to
the . White their tontributions of the
same clear, sparkling' water.
Only when heavy rainfall occurs in the
watershed of the White does the water
Airtiatisif of note is J. F. Herring of
don. His specialty is animcil;life. He
galrisis career as a signpainter and at
-one time was driver of a stagecoach.
Puccini, the Italian composer, spends
las mornings usuallj r0 hunting or shoot-
ing, his afterations in sleeping and most
.of bis nights in diligent work of compo-
,sition.
Joel Chandler Harris declares thut
newspaper .work is like the Tar Baby,
-of which he tells in osie of his "Uncle
• Remus" stories. "Once you get Into it,"
le says. "it ensnares you with a faseina-
tion from which you can never get free."
Dr. Beier, the scientific author who
was recently appointed professor of
American ethnology and archmology • at
Ille University of Berlin, is one of the
foremost men in his line in Germany.' Ile.
made his chief reputation by his investi-
gations et old Mexicali life in the states
of Puebla. Chiapas and !fleece.
T a EY STRUCK IT RICH.
, It was a grand thing for this commun-
ity that such an enterprising firm as H.
B. Combe secured the Agency for Dr.
Xing's New Discovery for Consumption,
the wonderful remedy that has_etartled
the world by its marvellous cures. The
fuer of mithusiasm over it has boomed
their business,as the, demand for it is
immense. They give free trial bottles
it to sufferers, and positively guarantee a
ore in Coughs. Colds,. Bronchitis, Asthma
Croup and all Throat and Lung troubles.
a --trial penes its merit. Price 50o and
$i 00
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Advioes from the north sebstantiate the
report of a big fire at Dawe,on. It occur-
red on January llth, e.nd destroyed build-
ings and merchandise to the value of four
hundred thousand dollars. .
CAW tli.
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PILLS
S101( HEADACHE
Pos,-1)y the6e
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18.
ilttey also relieve Distress from byopepia,
*digestion end Teo Beatty gating. A per.
Ibrtremeay for Dliziness, Nausea, Drovais
sessOladTristein the Month, Coated Tongue
Omsk the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
SNOW the Bowels Purely Vegetable.
*mil Ptil. Small Doges
*nail .Prtoo.
Substitution..
- the fraud. Of the day.
See you 'get Carter's,
Ask for' Carter's,
Insist and deinan4
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Our 'Wailers, Wives
• and Daughters.
Thousands of Them Suffer
front Nervousness and
General Debility.
Paine's Celery Compound
Strengthens and Tones
the System.
lose its distinctive eharacter. Even then,
while the reeky -surface conveys to
the river a considerable 'portion of the
rainfall stained by the vegetation and
the soil, the greater part sinks into un- .
derground reservoirs and courses and,
slowly • filtering and settling, reaches the
river through the spriags, which defy the
longest drought periods: White_river,
booms for a few days with a mighty HOW
after protected rain'. A 40 foot rise is
not extraordinary in the contracted parti
of the valley. The water assumes a dirty ,
whitish look. But the flood subsides
quickly, the current clarifies even more
•
rapidly, .and the river runs steadily dur-
ing the dry season. • It is not want of •
water which eauset . the unnavigable
stage. It is the character of the channel
—a .serles of Icing levels and of short rap-
ids. Ifsthe cur,rent was •evenly distribut-
ed, there would be depth enough for the
light draft stern wheelers allthe year.
Many years •ago Forsyth was reached
by steamboats on White river. The bold •
navigators pushed their stern wheelers to
the foot of tho rapids. Then they sent
the roustabouts 'Clambering:over- rocks
and through the trees, dragging the toiv-
line its full length. "The upper end was
fastenedetrongly t t d the t
The boat end of the hawser was wound
around the capstan. With the paddle
wheels driven by every pound of premiure.
available and with the donkey engine
winding In the towline, the boat dragged
'ad pushed itself up foot by foot through
tlt foaming rapids, After the passage
wzt made a -long reach of smooth, deep
w ter made easy progress for perhaps'20,
perhaps 50, miles. In thie way Forsyth
was reached. And when the boat, "load-
ed to the guards" with lead and cotton
and hogs and the various protest:fa
White river country, turned pro* dowa
stream there was little to do but to
trust to Providence and the nerve of the
man behind the pilot wheel. The current
did the rest.
One day, in a spirit of daring, Captain
Bateman Said hevvas going to take the
Mary C. to' Persyth if it was her last
trip. He made McBee'sand the other
landings above Buffalo City and triumph -
Andy awoke the echoes of the heights of
Pine mountain as tbe boat came in sight
of Floreyth. But pride went before the
worst fall that could baimento a •eteam-
beatman; In trying to ttirn the Mary C.
to. head dont etream, the captaiii fIIIIde
to gauge the width of the channel. Ile
"ran her nozzle ag'in the bank" rin one
side. The stern went around with a
Oweep and lodged against a grovelsbar on
the other side. The Mary C. lay for a
few moments broadside . in „the
blocking it, There was creaking end
groaning. The hog chains parted. The
Wry C.'s "baak , was broken." The
wreck lay there Until the elenn'tits wore
It to pieces. That WIlfi the end of naviga-
tion to Forsyth. -'Sr. Louis Globe-Demo-
It Purifies the Blood and
Gives Perfect Digestion.
It Brightens .the Eyes and
Gives a Clear and Soft
• Complexion,
No medicine in the •world-lias ever
done such a svoik for weak, nervous,
debilitated and suffering women as
Painees Celery Compound. •
Women of all ages, owing to their de.
licateand sensitive organisms, expend
more nerve energythan men. Their
organs require vigorous nerve ' to
insure healthy action. It is a fact wor-
thy of special notice that suffering from
acute nervousness is caused by weak
and inflammed nerves.
For . such troubles, Paine's Celery
Compound -is the true medicine for
nourishing and strengthinso the nerve
fibres.
Weak and rundown women find in
Paine's Celery Compound a wonderous
strength giver and flesh builder. Sleep-
less and irritable Women vabgause
Paine's Celery Compound obtain true Test
and sweet, refreshing sleep, the eyes be-
come instroue and sparkling, and the opm.
plexion clear said bright. -Every rundown
and ailing Woman should give Paine's Cel -
(try Compound an iMmediate trial; it
•neyer disappoints. •
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TRUST THRUSTS. .
Clainline being noisy and oderiferouls,
• automobiles w'll he, agesisysa trust.—De-
troit Free Press. .
If the tallow trust does .not elip up on
its own product, then Sliakespe,are' was
right and there's nothing in a name.— •
Philadelphia Inquirer.
When a man creates something valua-
ble, that thingby universal consent be-
longs to its creator. When the commu-
nity creates something val'eable, that be-
ing by the aid el' the money power be-
longs to the trusts.-Ohieago Journal.
•
The girl is the mother of the woman
just as "the boy is the father of the
man." The -period when -the womanly
functions begin is one to be carefully
watched and considered. Irregularity
or derangement at this time mass be -
promptly net and cured by the use of
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. .But
neglected at this atitieal period may
entail years of futurenaffering. "Fay -
(rite Prescription" ads directly upon
;the womanlyorgans giving them per-
fect vigor and abundant 'Vitality. It
removes the obstructions to health and
happinese, and delivers womanhood
from the cruel bondage of "female
weakness." YOmpay the postage Dr.
Pierce gives you the • bcok. The Peo-
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1008 pages, 700 illuatrations is sent free
on receipt of 'stamps to defray -oostnuf
mailing arid customs. Send 31 one -cent
stamps for the paper bound book, or 50
stamps for cloth bound. Address Dr.
-R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.
TAKING THE REINS.
Frank Cloola, 2:244, a new pacer, 10
* brother of Bessie T,-2:11%, by Ben
lifTeGreggtrect
The- eiecord of Tribulation, by
Tribute, 2:24, is 2:261/4, laet 20%, and
he is a 4 -year-old.
Marry Devereux of Cleveland will re-
turn his great young horse John A. Me
Konen, 8, 2:1254, to the turf next year. ;
The yearling filly Zephyr, by Zombo,
2;11, out of Gazelle, 2;11%, has trotted
an eighth IA A, seconds and repeat in
1T1/2.
Davie Blanchard of Boston has an,
equine pensioner that is Ift) years old
and has not worn betimes for 'several
years.
Minot*, 2:191,, owned lry 3. R. 14aM7'
Amherst, N, S., is heider`of the festest
record made over a Maritiffia ereviaca
track ley a horse.,brerl in the provinCes.
The Northern' PaCifiq railroad will
transport 4;0,000 bemire tine Winter from
Washington to eaisterra points, 'To move
this great twiny of renge horses will re-
quire ,650 box ears. • •
The two new trotters, Wilquette, 2:25,
by Moquette 2110, and Elliott Stone,
2:2151,, by Silent Brook, 2:163f, are both
out of Mk , sister ot Lottie K, 2:26%,
by Squire Talmage. , \ •
The 4 -year-old filly Nellie Gay, by '
Pamlico, 2:10, who took a hnlf mile track
trotting record of 2;2114 the past season,
is said not to have made a break u any
of her ram during the campaign.
There is a four toted curiosity owned
at ,Avon, Ills. It is the lea' of a small
jenny, by a Shetland sire standing 86
inches in height, The foal ' a male,
weighs 21 pounds and'stands 20 Inches.
Phil Groben of Buffalo Is raising speed
at his farm. He has a fast young trot-
ter that • has shown a mile in 2:20, a
8 -year-old pacer that can, eters In 2;27
and another green one that can go. close
to 2:17.
• J. B. 'MeFerran, Jr„ of Louisville is
said to have the greatest pony team ever
seen in the blue grans country. They
are black and white, only 50 inches high,
and have been driven on a wager ten
miles' in less than one houn—Horse Re-
view.
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EVER RENE W ING.
We are continually renewing and assort-
ing our stook of
Perfumes, Atomizers, Tooth Washes aid
Powders, Brushes, Combs, Hand Mirrpre,
Manicure end Toilet Artie/es generally) all
up•kedate goodti at lowest -poseible prices.
ko need to say much about our eontinu-
eduuceese.in -our- dispensing department.
Wears aeobrate in our work,whioh aluitya
insures aafety to our patrons and the pub -
•lie.
Our sales of Paine's' Celery Compound
are increasing eteadily. It is the popular
medicine; we etrongly recommend it.
Oar best efforts are, always put forth to
make our establishment the "popular drug
. store." J. E. Hovey; Druggist, Clinton,
Ont. .
crat.
Got If omog Id t. •
"Dad's been rennin fel. o-iffel, ten years
steady," he sltifi. "but the utile', day he
lost his way an run against home. break-
in his head in a sorter head end collision,
an the family hauled him in an shook
han's with him, an infinuny put on her
specs an hollered, 'Goodness gracious
hoar you has changed!' "—Atlantst Con,
etitatiett. .„
,CASTORIA
/or Infante and, Children.
ho
nails
SIPitutt
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Mr Alex. McNeill, M. P., has sub-
scribed 01,000 to the National Patriotic
Fund.
ERYSIPELAS CURED.
WHIMS OP RACE HORShS.
Ilfololat Which Jaskol,. Must °earn
Aseatit ou *ad On the Track.
"Talking about people being peculiar,"
remarked an oldltrainer, "if there is any-
thing More peculiar than race horses I
haven't come across It. Race horses,
tneanUioroughbreds, of. conroes. are as
full of whims as—well, as a woman, am1
you've got to :humor them, Nat the same
an ,velomen. I.. remember one I trained "
some years ago—a horse, 1 mean, of
course. He was a great one, and few of
the could allow, him the way in. Yet
that fellow couldn't be exercised in pre-
paring him for a 'race unless the boy On
Mm WAS rigged out in the stable's regu-
lar colors. You couldn't fool him about
It, either, for he knew just as well wheth-
*r the 13was fully dressed as we did,
and if he wasn't you couldn't get the old
tette* ,ois the, track, But whop the boy
put on the duds, why, the old horse would
go out and do *11 that was wanted. of
. •
"Then there was another that I had
that wouldn't associate with other horses,
and the coneemience was that we had to
train him by himself. Actually had to
wait every time until every other horse
was off the track. Then, When he had the
whole trick to. himself, -we hadall we
could do to get him off, when we thonglit
he had been given enough. This same one
we had to send' to the post by himself,
land when we got him there we had to
lkeep him away to one side, off from the
ininch. Another one I had was just th,.
oppesite. foe he wouldn't go on the track
eitiser foe exercise or for a race unless he
was accompenied by another horse.
"Then there Is the horse that runs.true
as long as he is In the lead, but will atop
and give Up the fight the moment another
one gets near him or passes WM, On the
other hand", there is the 'horse that tries
all the harder' as long as he Is behind.
Then there is the herse'that will not try
if the jockey 'carries a whips while there
are others that will not try unless they_
are given both:whip end spurs. But, -as-
1 said, they are very peculiar and have
as 'many whims as mankind."—Washing-
ton Star. •
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Weak and Impure Blood,
Liver & Kidney Diseases,
• Female Cemplaints, Ete.
Dregidua..er write direct' to:
3,M. IdoLEOD,
• Goderioh, Ont.
For ladies, Wines, girls and little children. That am
Wo stylish "chic,' effect not attained by the nee of any
other patterns. Have no meal for atyleand perfect fit.
Bitters for erysipelas in my face and a, gen-
tosstatelhat I used Burdock Blood tit mu,
Mrs Chas. Cookaif 13elle;fille, Ont. says
eral run-down state of health. A 1 w bot-
tles timed me completely. AIMNS
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Wooden Shoes..
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- They sell 'cabals, or Wooden shoes. it
one store in Indianapolis, and the dealer
says they are made In Grand Raptde
from basswood by Belgians. They are
used by people who work in amnesic's,
. where hot solder, acid, etc., on the oore
ruln shoe leather; by people who stand
on wet floors, euch as employee!' of
creameries and vrasherwornea, and now
ind thee a • fashionable woman buys ra
pair to wear without stockings when she
wishes to reet her feet. •
Any smoker who really whale!! to quit
the habit can do so by knocking the live
• ' !whys of lil� pipe into a keg of blasting
THE CENSOR, powder.—Elliottai Magazine.
e a ng a ont,tra e and money A dray barse's swksverdness never
corners is that they are seldom square, --s anybody es long as he sticks to
Philadelpbia Time. ' pulling a drayaneseille (0.) Courier..
Why exempt lawyers as jurors? They
seem to be the only ones who can answer
their own _questioning. — New York
Onb thi b d
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--Iris rather curious that the world is sioT
HERING -
not shocked at the thought of war, but is • ..•
World
vastly dIsturbel over the violation of the
amenities of war.—Elmira Gazette. • s
Now New York has begun a rald on
_ the get rich quick syndicates all along tile
line. Meanwhile the blooming idiots
who Patronize them are still at large.—
Boston Herald. .
At last it has happened. A Stolen pho-
• nograph has peached on ,the thief. The
'parrot, the cuckoo -clock and the chicken.
In the pessiiiii- pouch can now be laid
. aside.—New York' -Press.
. The Berliner Kliniseha Wochenschrift
•Itillaiglat ;SO Qa.wassmiset dint
development ot abnormal rednessof the
nose is a consequence of the wearing of
a veil in winter." We don't see' how that
• lets the men out.—Buffalo Commercial:
- The "rainy day skirt" has' come to stay.
It 11 going to stay after it gets through
.raining. As a matter of fact, It is no
longer a rainy day skirt; it is a common
osensegicirt roe the twentieth ceutury wo-
man for every day iii'lliraoffis—Chicago
Tin:les-Herald.
• A New York woman arrested for .keep-
ing chickens in her rooms supposed they
were no wore° than the squaw,hing par-
rots and barking dogs of the other rooms
• of ea apartment house.Why sheen!'
there be so much difference of opinion as
to. pets?—St. Louis Post -Dispatch.
• CONGRESSIONAL CUTS.
No congress ever yet did so much harm
as timid citizens feared It vieuldS A great
deal of folly works Itself Off in talk.—
Hartford Courant.
Congress is 'always said to sit. The
members have all had to run so hard for
it that when they get there they're
mighty glad to engage in eitting.—Zanes-
ville Courier.
Zongresemen who say the coming saes -
sten will be the Ment important since
the olvil war must not forget to facilitate
the work in a practical and senalble way.
i --St. Louis Globe -Democrat,
With a presidential campaign immi-
nent, congressional action in all respects
will be swayed, as h'eretofore in mentions
of national elections, by . partisan con-
siderations rather than by bublio inter-
ests. To the average congressman, in-
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