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LE ARRAY.
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sot `Nov: tind, wiestt committleatione
were eat, 41tarted yesterday, to joie
lilt ship, ettter•tielitg under siege ;foe
loin^ Months, ; . • •
• 4...4.4 • •
• Mitgene „tylreti
, .otOWing . to the•
feet that ;many ov.the =ef'icers nal '
oleo 13'104810g to Use, regittientk
'moving it) South• Afriba 'Were 010111lititif
of theillaactitio fraternity. 'Most Wor-i;
ohipttit DO; ldnater,
of the oranI lostlge er Quebec; mien
"'the re 1.of the:1)03,010111g „er. •the
141144r 4tliTAn1thI $enii a.„ eable wltk
toitgratulatoe's t MOO AVor-
foh1PrO1 1303... /1. R. H. the Prince ;of
.Waleo,,,,Orand t taster of the , Greed
lOdge or. England, and • lute received
In tetlY•q.:Vortlial atiknow1edgment..08
• f011oansfi,
• " London, Merit 8; 1,000,
B. TOOltd.igentreal t
The .3r1nee.:(4- Wales deeirese me to
$04 ttietinteY to the Oren:ail-SOX'?
54iv
, or, iieo ,loot mkgimaz umost
so. ^ cq_
Orsilar4tektietiledginents of the: fres
,tesaat and ,Patelette 'message of•;cesi-
gejtulatiOn on: the,teeellt: 010014 of
:Heit.i1a,p4efe1iii0040:fOites in outh
rletow'cou'i." •
Otani] Secretary.
.,tt.:,;for „eitrottimona's.
• • '-Ottairtei-Matigi: .o$
dhitri w'th :atter
pr..sae, haSe •sen
Pilo; teen:Wel fieg..lo be presented
to StretheOpn'a Herta The thag la a
„red•elleigm. Made Of the hest sillr,,,With
.'friiittif,•ef atentid It. • On :
'S ' site!'
r
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meet the great mei rapidly approach.
lag crisis*. lie hal lullconfidence in
General S.vounto Who %V8 L iO1 her
of the higlisst enifity, an 1, be9k1991 a
good, -brave, lighting man. 1,,stuon4
proposed te hold 4.Sindee and ....14ely-,
1.•eattis esti underrated tlei Boers
artlYelY. Whitle• 3tho had Celoiiel len
;riainittinee eXii,trienee Iii efultir Af-
riea, to fall back tiptoe viewed the lett-
!lotion in it WM'S torieus light. The
..story ,:of what followed is told in the
blue books.
oThe General y‘leterntined to, ask
-'tile•olthltou tiotornor of Natal
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on the .peittleet msolt of abandon-
ing Dundee. ThaS appealed 'to -Sr W.
Helsollutchittioa. 'geld that grave eon.-
: r,e(Pleneee;' • 'WOuld: result, not .onlr
tmhi ak.'sielnje-of Abe disloyal Dutch
tlie 'Kele 'enUntry, but perhaps
416rotbere in Natal and Zululand In
that .:ex _got,' Dundee' was actititill\l
abendoned,. but the electrifying et. ; Pei.
-feet or Eland% 144eKte to oin3 eXtent
neutra1lze.c1 '•the•,,,rettesit,"of tbe Britt
ish foreee. • .
. "But tin/ugh White • had doubts
Whether he should attempt to hold
Pelidee he. had.eOne about Lady.
smith. This total, 110 said, wee.. the
fleet Main .oltrective of the • combined
forte s of the .Tranevael end the .
Fre s State. Here -the lines Of rails "
waY: Met,' and tho • RePublIcstif artn.
les
were t� Make their effective
libletten, and gore their ' fieet great.
:katedeete: The ottErttite of Ladysmith,
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE 14111311AX TALKB1
O. 31,1896,
North American Life
•ASSURANCE COMPANY!
Head Of, lice: 02-118, King Street West,
TORONTO,
For the year ended Deeeilibei 80th,. lepe.
To Net Ledger . . 112,077,451.04
' RECEIPTS. .
1 99, To Cash for Premiums .... 4744,865.58
o Geeh IneeMe en Inveettnente.. 4re 148,656.81
'Yee. 80118
1. •
todd the Worde irat o a, s r town.
Pe • , • "
,sitAggikitt very neat speatiteltd.
;MAIO: Of Meisel, typical *of the '
foIfl(h1stiY �f tlittrot60:011..oal.n213dvit
• eottipanied by pr. Bordeh and Sir
which, the ,Boers never doubteci for a
moment, *tins to W.& Sign for,;, a gen -• Dee; SO, l80),
eral risIng of 'the. Natal Dutch; To • :
insure saceego, 20,000" men Under o -
Soubert were directed agairist the
• DISOURSEIVIENTS.
• By Paymente for Death Mims, Pro -
•fits, ete.. ,
By AO other payments -
89352Z.39
3,S70,974.03 -mth Rhenetationr, bowel twie and
U� vats tarry anaton;d from" a-
-
The clay flotter Who Escaped
Being Crippled for Life by
Almost a Miracle. •
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$100.000.0000.0.00.01
A.N.Wideman,of Duntroon, Ont.,in-
terviewed in 'forma° - The Meet .
Hopeless Case of Rheumetism on
Record -A Living Monument to
the Power of Dotbre Kidney
Pills.
Toronto, rob. 20, -Tho Wonderful
escaP° of A. N. Wideman, which found.
its way into the „newepapere few
weeks ago, Is still a subject of interest
here. will be remembered as the.
man Who west so frightfully • =pled
contorted out of ehaPe ' • -
erable death -by, Ikald's Kidney Pills:
•and he has been one of the greatest
Canada
nerctroeir Wooded: ',Laney Pills, In
Mr Wide a till h s t tick
when he walk,, as the disease has left
bim witlt one leg shorter than the
• With tine expeption, and with the
defect due to the breaking of hie teeth
• from „taking mercury medicines, Mr.
Wideman Is ee well ae ever Ile was
in his Mei •
194,821.42 , "X never heard of anything like the
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0303,081.50
.4... 2;31,182.82
' 584,263.82
BodanCt4et ledger . . 118,80017P.21
• ft'. ASSETS.
1$99•-• 1371letgueraiNett;;Iliet
St9Pks and Bonds (market value$587,891..0)
ti al Estate, ineluding"Company's building
g ens on Policies ete.
'4 UMW on Eitoeirs nearly all on call)
ash In in Banks and on hand, ...b."... ...... 26,705.00
1,416,982.38
579,939.87
9,993.62
,651.79
221,665.37
6911,7231114
' Prelnintla Outttending,. etc. (less Coot of collecti,s1)
4g Intereet and Rente, due and aecrued 35,074.75
1, Market :Mlle of Debentures altd Stocks over cast, 50,894.16
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To Guarantee Build ....... ...........
Aapusurancin.ce and Annuity Reserve
411 Death Diens awaiting 'proofs, etc..
: Yap ar::In gold letters. ThOtopal the • • Said h ier wished tti " • , ,
--'01ittrlestTupper.
Ilk to. be a mounted parade of
• Ntra• theonfee fform:On Thursday, and
'-8titldetlit-ntade bY young ladies
Prtered in -the civil. aerviee *111 be pre-
. •eseirtedto the regiment "On Parliainent
, pot_
,1• Lord Stratliconit's Fund.
MIAOW" March (3.441i0 Official Ga-
:•.to.night putilishes a list of tont-
ni$4.1nite: Stratheena's Horse. the
eommalon lit this corps being from
7,42:11 The Pr:tunes Lcielse and
- *010 Lento took lin ttottve.part
'or the Anekting of r,ord St.ratheolia,^a
lend 4or,', ereatfOrts to the . Cans;diall
•'..N$1t.lilgalitf Lord ' Stratheena an-,
p0onee_tir -riscel.fed. also donations
'et•-••C011ettirk -• Ait appeal is being mede
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for ,;(arther.Innda and : art'le.
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. retheonays Oftieers Gazetted.
Londbe. litarch 6. -The following
•ofilefeestoeLord Stratheona andliount
1:Hoyalta corrot‘were gazettes' to-aeght
Stintal B., elteele, of the Northweet
Motokted Pace...to be ileutenant.cot.
• • onel. with the same temporary rank
t, :le the army, and Lieuts. A. La.urie.
'MUCR-ITYPHOID FEVER.
Weber, 'A. M. Jarvis and E. Snyder
lf..etalerg.
Semour Goes to War.
, Halifax, March 6, -t -Gen Sir Williant
• Sertnour, commander of the Imperial
lereeft 11; Canada, has been ordered to
;:lraPort ter service in South Africa, .
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Wilito d
a n on Ledysinith or :even to
withdraw :beyond the. Vegeta. River.
Had' he dotes, ste he nonsidered he
Might have bee 'turned by superior
!braes.- and ,...'''Pleternattritztairg and
not Ledysinith would be the gene
of the detente and steuggle; for the
possession Of LadYernith was an pa-
s:tit:a atti "e :Ot,.. • the plan'
Pa etel provoked them ;4?
devote . all • their energies to a siege,
instead of eatugleg Natal at they• ,
Might llaW3 401:16 ' had' White' ocetio
• pled. a' piece of itosi Significancei: al-.
thmigh perhaps. of greater tiefeeelve
strength.
btoreoter. the amount Of ‘the!exli-
Mary stores in Ladysnlith -,•;plage.
zinte, the neeeeeitiee of evaceating
the Mill and of helping
in the '•Duncliee the
abandon:Meat 14LO/tenth,: after
Whiteett arrival: in Natal phyilea• lly
"Paestatiol.AO the -aetitar. (.1,efonee
of the towh'',' Gen. 'White "said Tlie
: knowledge : which •:We • hail .dearly.
• bmight ; of the tong range• the
goer. guts file 7
It was Imperative ' that .. we
should ge‘guius to • 'notch them.
The big gtuiss ••of the Naval:Brigade,
=. vridelf were *ought up just -befitre'
. the cardati,:okised around ' Imo enabled
ns tO meet talon on an equal -foot
t•-•
, Cecif Rhodes' Policy.
nden: March 0. -The Morning
ader .ittys tio:daY: '"Of one thing
4WO;Araithemertain. Cecil Ithodes, who
.tOWe Stilvitt Atiripe; hue made up his
: itaitul- that theliiinekation of. the re-
•" pittilLes win not, bring' dire. lasting
•: paacc.-.'whicli ,our IrftperiaNsts pro-
:. . ifht3Y. Mr; Modes is ea sore tb!s will
ser,77-nSt• litipPen thot he is• prepared to
to "work at once on the fortlica-
; ' liana -tit Kimberley. We incline •to
,.''" think- that Mr. Rhodes is preparing
r ,,,. for a, .pcss!En. armed cenflicV with the
Illapiit La: faction which he fought' at
-' ale ntias and in Parliament until 1895.
: • ..lie its - preparin g . to resist any attempt
, .1‘ on out part to taterfere actively in
I: &nth African affairs, either In the
. interests of the ^Dutch elector, whose
vete. is already threatened, or:of :the
: Kaffir taborer, who seemif-doomed to
t: )611.111111 sio.inery. MN is Jack, indeed,
.• *n- ex,S a vagant - typethesie. Rhodes.
,Iste-deeststentlo maintained a policy
. ,frit-Mrica. for the Africandei and on
XS liipethe latter word is syntnym,Ous
Uf...91 financier. Be will be loyal to the
'Engitsh flag jaw: 83, 1C.11g as it con-
-. tinges %to be a valuable. commercial
., aserett • '
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. 100' TO HOElt CAMPAIGN. '
Den, White 'Decided to Held
: Ladysmith at the Outset.
..Zendon, March 8.-Wington Oherch-
is•ethe says:
ill, telegraphing from Durban, /Astra
/i, . -"I hate had the • pireaeure tit a con-
' veltgation with General ',White ott the
•• ' defence,. et Ladoartar.Oit The Genera,
• 'Wks" seemed -in. gted health, thengh
.morti, by anxieey and pk!rvatiens, ta'..
. , eel:mid me at hie Weise, frbett 'the win-
dows ot which' he lute a compete view
_ et -the defences stretching arellnd the
.wide .eireinnforence from eine rooky ' ' Swedes Tallest of •EurepestUe. .
ronritiog pralite, of Bahraini. stioun 'Pen& in Europe, and lutve, on the
South Afrieant Climate Is Hard-
_ better prom Miss Hassell.
Dr. Russell, Medical Superintendent
4:tf the Hamilton Asylum, received' an-
other letter from his daughter, Miss
Betsy Ruesell, nurse in South Africa,'
on Saturday. At the time of. writ-
ing, between five and six weeks ago,
Miss Russell was still at the mili-
tary hospital at • Rendeberg, four
.milee from Wynberg. • She wasin
good health and kept very. busy. I3e.
eldest:the womided tbere are a great
many stck afoong the-trail:6. The
climate Is very trying. Durlete .the.
day the heat is Very great and other
ellutate discomforts= prevail, but to.
warder evening the teniperature rap-
idly tally, and the nights become go
chilly that heavy 'clothing • le" re-
quired. Where is quite a, lot of
,typhold lever and typhoid -pneumonia
thereabouts. • .
61100 Reward, $100.
The readers; Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one ..dreaded disease that sci-
ence has beeh 'able to cure in all
its stage's, and that is Catarrh.;
Hall's Catarrh Cure is the °WY POI.
eltIVO cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh •being a ceitstl.
tutional disease, requIree a consti-
tutiosial , treatment. • Siall's Catarrh
.1.efere is taken internally, acting di"
-reetly tipief-theThititia and mucous
surfaces a the eyatene thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the dia.
'•ease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the coned.
tution and aseleting nature in do -
Mg its work. The proprietors . have
so much faith in its curative pow-
ers that they Offer One Htindred
-Dollars for any ease that it fails to
cure. Send for list of teatimoniaig.
Addrese. &
Topa°, a.
Sold .by Druggists, 75e.
.,4141111, Fondly Pills are- the beat. ,
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fla to another, and beyond rose the 'The Swedes aro probably the tallest
. whole, erect, handaome fighrett To
vein.
"Ile ;reminded me that he had ar- 60111e extent tide itoirantage is dim to
Heed 'petite:else ten thryis before the Physical eXercime; for Linea Srredbh
outbreak Of war. Ile had found eer. IgYnitutetice aro ,c,ompulsory tft•
Ulu arrangements in pregress to elementary schools, and much tiged.in
other wheels and colleges.
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DANfiEROUS
• • $3,560,477.36
$ eo,ocogoo
929 662 00 -
.51,607.85.
• 3,041,059.35
Net. • • . t 0,0 0 0'0 4 .... I . .... • .. • • • • • • • . • • .. ... 0 0.524;418.°1
The financial position or the Company unexcelled -Its pereentagsi of
• net enrplue to nobilities exceed* that of *ply other Home +Company;
New insurance Issued. during 1890.
,• (Exceeding the best -previous Year 13'y nearly one inilliOn). :" • • _.
tailurallte in force at end of 1899 (net). . • .. .. IF Nov Tr r . ..* 23 045 403;00
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. 'a .PRESIDENTI•• * ' ..
• JOHN .1.. BLA1K111.
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. VII,E•PROSIDENTS: • - ..
130N. G. W. ALLAN: ' HON. SIR FRANK SMITH, 1.0 MO '
DIRECTORS: . • . •
• JOHN NLAKE, ESQ.
E. GURNEY, ESQ. '
HON SENATOR GOWAN, Q.0.,
Beni ESQ. Q.0., .
k KERR 0813ORN.E, ESQ.
D. 1400 _A SQ., uelp_h.,
SIR :WIt1 R. MItar.D1TEI, Chief Iiiittice of Ontario,.
• ' • ' • MANACING DIRECTOR:
EfloCABEI 1.1...111. PIA F S
g as ov • i
" • ' MEDICAL DIRECTOR:
L. GOLDMAN, AAA. • J. TRORBITRX M.D., Edin.
The Report containing the proceeding/1.'0f the Annual keeling, held on J'anuary
80th, last, 'Mewing marked proofs of .-the great progreee and solid prosperity of the
CoMpalin Will be sent to the policy -holders. Pamphlets explanatory of the
lattraetive investment plans of ,the Company, and a copy of the annual report,
••• showing its unexcelled tinanclapoeition, snit, be furnishecton application to the.,
Head Office or any of the Ctimpluty:s agencies. • -
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way Dodd's Kidney Ville worked in my
gage," said he. "They drove the Rheu-
matism clean out Of 2337 OYStenlo YOU
know work was slack in the earthen-
ware works, and X took a chance to
work in the harvest field. I got soaked
(several time& with rain, and that
brought on the worst attack of Itheu-
matisfir X sVer heard of. was in bed
five months. My legs were twisted out
of shape, the toe's pointing inwards.
Well, nothing the doctor could do did
me the least good. My teeth broke
off from the mercury. he gave Mee
that was all.;"
"How did you. come to take godde
Kidney Pille1" Mr. 'Wideman tv'ete
asked. . , • t •
"A neighbor of mine._ Mrs. .Boyer,
Set Me to try them. I did so to please
her, but continued their use because
they were oaring me." , •
"And you aseribe your present
health and strength to Dodd's Kidney
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""/ certainly do. If It hadn't been
for Dodd's Seloiney Pills I (would he In
My grave at this minute," eald Mr.
'Wideman,. emphatically.
„The Muff of the Period.
This season settneesoos great lmn
_ProYeteent in the matter of _melte.
Tee old-laallioned bag affairs were
trimMed With lace and violets and even
perfumed, a deckled departure from
the canons of good taste. They Were
of a/emelt:size, and warmed the fingers
IITCCRIORIM DINEgles._ 1.8SUE NO 10. 1900,
Wel Guest', Geed Coelting and
- - Proper Appointments.
_uNe hostage eau Mite to be a
f I 111 her entertaining until sits nil-
trutrk.,6! ilroemtiredvg: of Itegte
mit upon the excellence of its oti sins;
but there are other eseentittle which,
ronduee to the "happinese" et A guest
almost as much, and which. to 001110
pereone are even Mere important.
lilany persons regard their social ob-
ligations as ea ma,n debts to he
"worked off," alai that idea, in
slew consmit the unpardonable error
of Tamping overSoone toge er," a
giving ones, two or three (as the ease
may call far) big dinners In the course
of a Sesteon, dinners and servante
being. provided by a caterer, and the
gnome bid en Masse and placed with -
t • a thdr 1 di id 1 t te
or na ural se eat n. ech a dinner
is. it 'burlesque. travesty; the
Walley:41m which, if it is nof Isa•
Ieftst
graredtpareitt4vtifithocr8.11?t at
niso
- direct oppositkm to true houpital.
A. writer on social e es gIvs It
as a rule that ten is the extreme
number to -Wallowed at a table for
friends although for a dinner owe
posed of a mixed stesenthiage given
for a ;special purpoee, such as the
entertainment of a distinguished for.
eloper or some other lion of note,
a larger number is peratbasible. At
the weal (social function known as
a dinner. where people are presumably
of the same set, and know each otter
more or less intimately, the number,
he declares, 'Should never exceed half
a more.
Another essential Point according
to this aethority, is that there should
be no crowding at the table; every.
one should have ample elbow room.
• . pei•tuncto.rily ; the. wrists were neyer
-covered Unless I)f grOveis or long sleeves.
,This foolish andinisplatied4inery-1
Ingturrep.opflaee to, a neve:and fashionable
• generous proportions. Beth
hands. both :wrists, and part of . the
-forearm Min' be covered by the Wel%)
cylinder.' softly . lined..with satin; and
• buoyant •••:,outaide With flbfty, long-
' Paired ter., -These •• matte even 'kook
lamer than. they are, mi account of the
frequent choke of lye*, beer and fey
. furs. *Steed of the •blose' sur-
face of a short -haired fur. • The inert
• of the perior has an eighteenth cen.
..111. tack look to It. Such are held in the
Family Medicine Ghost.
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The way to avOld big.doetore bills is to al-
ways have a bottle of rolson's Nervfline
on hand, ready for inc. : •
Wise mothers never go to bed at night •
without first knowing Just where to
pisee.their hand on "Nerviline "In ease ,
Of an eraergency.
In case of eutidon sickness le is ael-
dem necessary Ms send for a doctor if
a bottle of 24Ierviline is to be ha& For
more Oran thtrty years It has . been
prized by Monism& of grateful mo..
kers as an invaluable remedy, spool -
•ally adapted for faintly use, and one
need never feel snairees att long as
here is a bottle oil it in the lactase.
Netviline cures tbotteache in oise
minutia., earache andi headache in two
minutes', erempe in five minutes.
Prompt' results: will fellow the use
* oases or Colds, Sore Throat, Croup,
and Bronchitis.. Us marvellottslY pene-
trating pcevera makes it never failing
when used Der Rizettmationr, Neural-
gia, SciatIca, Lumbago, and pains in
the back 'and side. Eor Sem'arer Coni -
plaint,' Diarrhoea, Stomach Disorder,.
Vomiting, Nalfsea,- ate., nothing can
give more apeedy reliett- than Nerve -
Although very powerful an& rapid in
it e action yet Nerviline in perfectly
harmless end Can be administered to
the Infant as well as the adult.
Un-
ike many disagreeable smelling and
eating oiZy preparatione, Nerviline is.
pleasant to take - inwardly and to rub
on. is st fact that it cannot be our -
pealed by any combination for the res
'sof ot pain. The reason is h good one.
Et. contains the best, most potent and
eitest digebvered remedies. 'Tis a
magic, pale cure -ten times etronger
;hen any olther--the Mose peompt, re -
:fable and economical household rem-
edy in the world. Sold by all Druggists
-large bottles 25e. •
Why People are litighthanded.
,A professor who has made a study
of children /says he lute discovered why
the majority of people are right-
handed. Infants use both halide -until
they begin to speak. The motor speech'
Junetion controls the right side or the
body,. and the first right-handed 11160
titans, tending to help out speech. As
ePeeoll grows go grows right -handed -
newt
immediate For -Cold. in the
'Miss Helen B. Brown, of Annan, writes
'I have tu4ed Cittarrhozono and. have) found
It ontlrely satisfactory. It gives immediate:
relief to cold in tho head and I have found it
I, Complete cure for Catarrh." Catarrh -
ozone is a now method of treatment that is
guaranteed to cure Catarrh, Browebitio
Airthme and Colds. You simply breathe the
medieatedairi it dots the rest. A very safe
lemma andeffective treatment. Sold by all
mat - bY . POISON So VO., Kingston, Ont.,
sta. Trial outfit sent for Ida stamps
Crushed 'tinder the Elevator.
Dr. Ohaseis Syrup orLineeed and Turpentine Goes ornri=keltrtitaigir=rt
,
Deeper and Glares the Cold—It is Prompt and calregrotte. tir tItt= tat
Thorougb. in Aotion.
Cm•git Mixtures are ainiost as limner -
one as drag 1400. and Many of them
ere decidedly •donge,rowe being pre-
pared by Persons ]lot qualified to pre-
:: ectihe the primer treatment Inc dis..
*ore. Trite, they stop the eough. But
ss etopplria the Minh is merery remov-
' Ing the warning which nature gives of
the trent* %thin: And, beeld01,
cringli le „atopped, by opiates that
.0‘aden the.' nerves'. ATI rain tile,
inpotaeli. • . •
Set etettritat With the nuMeretia otlx• ;
turas (*sleet to stOP oselltb..und. 1101. I
wage it more difficult fertile IsYlrg
throw off tie', eoldk D.,r+trCim 0.
". of Lineeel and Mu p tie
7 :selits as it eetentifie preparittiots the
,,6preseelPtio:r 'of 'Ainerica'4 ft, Goreao cot*
. sod" &Agit together by 'Antis on
geb-n. it theronghly lir 14
;01apeetorat'sni 100/ening tight -
Woo le the Meet and freeing the htelY
,gert the Mettle *Ibit Meet be
11., before cure can 'be' effesitisi.
,6•1,as ebil diet-Mtg. Alto oak.
it Dore ditifroulti to Chligb, Stant
remedies &lee the :olLeaso deeper and
the effort expended 111, trying to cough
tears ,(he dslIcat s of th a throat
and bronchial tubes and tete uf)
geetlion of ..the fungi.
So long as Dr. Chase's Syrup of Lin -
Seed 'end Turpentine is used freely
.there is net danger of a cold develop-
ing., into iterlone lung trouble. It healg
•tho irritated eir :passage% keeps the
cough soul radically mires tho
cold.. ,
Dr2-thitee*it 'Syrup Of Litieeed and
Turpentine in the safeguard against
pneumoeitt end coneumption *wee
of thou/Made et Ileums In the United
States anti Canaan. it Is ,motheris
favorite, reinedY for eroup, bronehiti ,s
Whooping cough, without, cought coble
and thrall irritation: centt tot.
tie; famly .three times as nifich
60 dente; a* *11 dealers, or Ddtriiin-
eon; Beteg & to., Toronto.,
Cold in 411* heed and eatarrh are
torenititlY and thorough1y. cured by Dr
China's Catarrh. Cure. QS route a
boy Waver trot,
chest Flood War' lowering the elevater
from the second floor when the belt
'slipped and tho elevator fell with
terrifie force on the vterisMen Oar:d-
ing below. Flood received injuries
from whielf he will likely die. The left
Ride of his face was °malted, hie nose
his jaw broken, all his lower teeth
were knoeked out, Ida whet° neck and
tate being. badly' bruised.. The in-
jured Man is about 23 years of ago
and is unmarried.
-••
Thin, paio and nervous Men and
women are everywItere learning the
great 'benefit to be derive' from the
ass, Iiislrer'e Compound teen Pille.
Ile Laughed and Probably Smiled
d'agsby (after the show)."The on.
ties et the eolthedien were certainly
laughable."
Mrs. J'agsby-•Yes; and / suppose
you went out between the acts to
smile, didn't you fmlibietige News,
01100.0000.400,00000040.0400.00.446.-00.50
Tit; be (strong you meet have good
appatlte, good digestion, and good as-
similation. Sillier% Compound Imn
Pills bring all then.
A Gilt',
CIS
•
' fair bands of the sitters et Ste:Joshua
• ,
French- painters of that peripd.
lig Suffered for Nearly '11: Vara
The lite,dieel Brief gime th'eefollow-
• big as a reliable remedy for falling
•
Reynblds Goldsborough. or the
•
With .111a8Mill.•
hair :, Several of the Mediehie. Closet's
readers will no doubt be interested in
Seem elleadaehes,ileartralpitation. the seine; ,
Sulphate of autnine ..1 drachm'
lytervousness and xtreme ;Feeble-
.• _ Tincture ot eantharides. ..... ounce
• posit Made Her Lafe Miserable -tier Lusterine . a ounces
Doctor •Told Her' She Could l‘t. ft. -41)14, tvdeeb day* . Harlin F
For the Hair.
The temperature of the room should
trong
ones
ins about Scott's
In
gaud, on for children, you
• should net forget that it con•
tains Mine and osocUir just -
.what the child must haite to
form strong bones and good
teeth. It's this forming. time.
you want to leek after.
forawirkg bodice must have in
OA, digested fat, . Just think how
ch
mu of it there is In milk, as cream.
SCOIrS.Emulsion
even more wily digested than
cum. it's • surprising how chit. 1,
drat thiive when given it.
_
Don't keeP.the children Ilvingoit
the 'edge of sicitness ali the time.
Make than strong and cogged,
plump and hearty. Scott's Emul•
:Ion of Cod•liver Oil and the ilYP0‘,
phosphites of Pile and Soda will do
this for them • ;
, ac.ort risloiwAt'ehut $mnt.„
also he careftilly,censidered. An open 'General Metnuen/s wound".
fire in a dining room is .generallY oh; - • •
lectionable because some guests must . . A Private of the Gaards Brigade, re.
borhood. The heat, therefore simaid lates Ahe •following: 'story of Gen.
be ' equaIry distributed, • and should Methuen,: 11 Our general, Lord Meth, ,
not exceed • 60 degrees Fahrenheit be- uen, Wag wounded at Meader River, 1
fore the guests are assembled. The Was one of the- /QUM. • W110.1191P0d. 'tO
food, 14110 and people will goon In. .dress his wound and carried :bitti off
crorriniseisitun..‘andr
Stabnlevv. er-heated dining . the field. Ile got. a bullet wound in ,
• the thigh. SO was very' game, and •
' The selection of guests is a matter . wanted to walk. HO said: ' Cannot I
that. Must be decided by the testes/I. Walls 7' The • battle lasted fourteen:.
and le nmet be remembered that It • hoofs and at last Lord Methuen drove
in upon this tbat the eueeess of the back after hie 'wound. As he was
very largely 'depends.. ' . cheered he exclaimed : ' Ill. take that
. 'river lo -night or. die.' Tio- took It.. and
..ero cure a Coin in One Day then gave the Command over to Majoro •
. .
Take Laxative Bromo quinine TobleW-AII-Gen.' vol'011e."
-drnsodets retima the money int fens m Imre. • • . ,
25o. p. W. Grove angostura is on each box. . ftillier'e Grip Powders; ewe. .
- • . .4
If .you. pay 7e.3ir rent.; ,Yaa. Be -Don't. yon know- • at flatterers.
If . you PitY your meat Ulla; res..' are: the Worst kind of ihemiest •
' If' you pay tor the, clothes! you wear; She -Well; and . doesn't the Bible
70. . • • ' - • say . to love yostr enemies fs-Dettoit
If you pay for the . eititliee your. Free presth ......_ _ ..„ • , .
faintly. wears; 'yes. _ • . „ .
It you -pay your Coal' .bilis; yes. • ..hgeard's Lirtimettt. dares Bemis, ete,
_ _If_ yon pay. your :tobacco -bills s. yelo; -'• - - ''''''• it - .' • '
If you pay .$or what you think; yea. ' .1Vorde are like bates, and. sphere: .
sense 1?eneath'. is rarely found. -Pope.'
n...p..y. 0,,4ax. iannory bii-at ;. yea. theysinos*-abottral-:latier .irult ot -
If you pay your railroad. fare; yea.
'If you Pay your 'relight bilis; yea. ' If a man be endued With a generous .
if yeti pay: your Street car fare; mind, title is f the 'best kind pf nob% •
Yes. • - . • . , , • . • ity.-+-Plato..: .. • -.* +
Tee,. my dear sir, you, are a .tax.- • ' • ' .
. Payer.. If you are not it, taxpayer You . , . . ,. . ,
are the most consummate and sue- Millialibitarl
CeSsfel ' dead -beat on earth: .There is '
,hardly a moment of .411. fitment 'maii'S :
life but pays taxes la one way or an.
Other. • It. is only the rtch Welt ;t8'110 •
PaY0 no tax, because he is In a, posi..
Von to make others pay it ,for him:.
It you are a poor mail you are 'a tax-
payiar;srLiving Demise' •• • -
Colonial -.Excursions
. . TO THE
Canadian North West
Will Ieave.Torontorvia N
Bair at 2. p.m. and 9
each Tuesday dulling Ma
and • April If °sufficient'
. bilSitt43813, Offertl.
„ .
Minard's Liniment is 'the only Lini- • colonist Sleeping Card for passengers with
ordinary baggage, will be a ttached• to train
went asked foe at Diy stclre anti the leavink Toronteat 2 p.m., and will run through
i only one we keep for sale, •
All the people use it. . Colonist Sleeping Cars for passengers tie.
tutohr yelling on same train as theielive stook will be
Pleasant Bay, . B. •
will thi h to i .
attached to train leaving Toronto at 9 pan. and '
• ,
•
to W.innipeg.
• Tsecover. • . , • ' WM' local application in the "treat.
, ill:slit a psoriases the Neyr York Med-
Doctors have given' the Greek name
Jiournal contains tbe following
anaemia, meanihg "bloodlessness," Oa sre,ses ion,• hioh. is attributed to
a disease which is much more: pre- saTailiaentic :acid: tv... ... ... ...
45 grains
'
•
.valent among young women' than is
Ichtbyol ... ;!.;
generally believed'. In Ike early - S3rrWllOa, 90 grains
stages the disease 'is not marked.b9 anaoliar eT".".---------------I A00 g'A' I
mored glase, or glass easwith wire b1111 EUMIIIISM BB CURED ?
any decided. sympthere, and Alton - -- ..
Armored Glass. -
A recent German invention Is ar-
t • • , IM
Berths will be mate in these' CAI% and Onal be.
Seenred by passengers on application to Grand
Trunk Agents. .
Tickets, rates, and an informatien ' from
, agent. of Grand Trunk railwaY system.
M. 0. la/cissotS, oietilet 1:stair/boor Agent.
Particularly valuable br the treat- gauze inelooed in their substance, BO You can't withotit tlying
makes considerable advance before
nown as Basham's mixture; suTerstssohrtitealinedwtmhErattfrflecaltaha°vre hbe:etz ohe'leevt Chemical Compound, woneerfullo
lowness and pallor oil the face. ere the Tincture abloride of iron ..2 parte . made at the Chemnitz Technical In. ereggclatinottirie iihepratism. Neuralgia.
ment of the anaemia of Bright's' diso as to increase the realstsince topree.
•Ite presents is notieed. A; feeling of ease is the • following preparation,
• fatigue, after aright exereise, breath- k
EBY'S BMW OIL
Bore Throat, DAtherite ir(g3ti_ttere, Tbotit
Dilute acetic acid .. .. . ...3 parte stitute and the 'Vienna Technological,
ache.Braises,ney and Bleeder Diseases.
fertit' noticeable signs. Unless there ig
prompt and effective treatment the* gesep tu ... .... .,,, .. ..... is .pente mored glom ie lotion stronger, anti
Elixtr of mindereruS '• ...20 parts Museum, which show' that the or-
BaC
outd-d by all'Atnegiate at 25senta or from '
dbsease then ntakee . saPido larogress, , Water .e. .4. ... ... .,. ... .. -.50 parte where the ordinary glass, broke under , m.r. my, chemiat..port meth. ono
end, the victim presents every appear- diafruotmed, one. to eight sudden applications of pressure the
d.rIlf8aelunied4319ewellitl
- • strengthened material only crecked,
and the cracks caused by changes' Of
1
ance of going into a. detgine or um- • -
sumptlon. The only emotes:dui method • Care of the Hair. teniperature dld not allow either
of treating anaemia is to build up it ia a very bad plan to wet • the damp or flame to ,paee.
ttbe. blood, and the hest medicine in hair when dressing it daily. It
trho world Per Olio perpese fee•Dr. Wil-. stiould be thoroughly washed cocas:en-
flame' Pink Pills for Pale People. ally, and alibuld be dried by warm
_ hurt should never he solipedwith
Mise adanne Dturaas one en LAO water so thht it istdark and dem-
Mouser:de off young lades who can my and so allowed. to remain tott II the
testi* to the efficacy of Dr. WI:Maras' warmth of the head is allowed to dry
Pink Plilla .in oases WI anattain. IMO it, The: comb shoirld. be used as lit -
Dimas regides with her parent's on a tle as possible, 0.6 it drags ,and
farm near Littera, Beatles 0o, Que. breaks the hair, and a fine comb is
To a reporter who Called upon her always to be avoided. A stiff brush
ter the plirpoSe of getting the pars wilth long hristhe will clear the hair
Maulers ef her illness and cure, Mho as well as a eomb without doing it
Dumas said: ."Sthee. I was about; *jury, • and the frietion /stimulates
&bonen years or age 31 have been ail- khe scalp and removes duet,
Ins more or len but for a long thine,
except for periodical -headache% the hilnard'a Liniment for ogle every-
thyrooubsleeardsidagn6ollasevecratumeeberiottegen- ttboaulft where.
Mune an alarming nature. The head- ' _Nothing it• Tt.4
aches came with greater frequeelpy, 1 An %Ash judge shook IA head as
became very pale, and the siighteet Mr. Curran was elaboratione of
exertion would leave Me breathless his pointe to a jury. "I see,' said Mr.
II Wed several medicines, but instead ,Curran. "I see the gentle motion of
findIng benefit. L woe /steadily Us lordship's headr,Coramon observers
growing %mane, unte.+1 at laat J was might illingitie that Weeded a dits
uroode to de any household w'ork, ferenee or opienon, but they Weald away nearly 2,000 more blotters tos the child, softens the s antes windoo
and had to sit in a °hale altanet the be rastaken. /t es merely accidental.
• Minard's Liniment relieves Neuralgia
Perils of Civilization. •
Anxious Critter (at police station).- Imola "flAgaw,wm,smakaseziw"artbiatoxvi re.liagebttatneatei
Captain, I am nearly distracted! My sorousioste signo-vAPOR LAUNCH 110.,
him I + • Librasatru,oiLtrseciat:theN:Auriale40.,
husband hasn't , been seen *Ince 7 -
o'clock lagt &telling, and I'm afallid
something terrible has happened tb GENTS "ANTED keit TWO REVS'
=s -a. books, 'The
Pollee Captain -Do live in an !tour books in onee,and "Dwight L. Moody,
apartinent bouse, madam I The Men and Ills Mission"; the books are wall
Anxious Caller -Yes, sir. , written and up•to-date, and are not a rehash of
Pollee Captaili.-Search the base- oldmatteroteo niloes are 10W, and the rooms
tient, Madam. Ife ;Mute have gone extra liberal; agents can make moneyif LhOT
doWn there tolook fo`r,soniething and take hold at once and son out books. Pros -
got lost, • • pectus free. it you mean busbies% other ar
Miller's Compound Iron pins, only 25 rangeinents fortheeenveseers'betteet. willful '
ce,rito for 60 doses;
• Briggs, Methodist Book ltoom, Toronto.
' Putting a Good Face -On it. sausage Casinos.4,117...V.
"Well, bow are things looking this falish Sheet) and American Rog Casings
morning VA asked. the !insurance • re- blsalisstritbkr4-1ert
eciteer1OI," answered the eoptintistio , ono a
r it,LA & co, Toronto -
porter.
fire ineurance agent. "We've given srsyrsa‘e used tor children /eethinst, It mothr
day than we did the corresponding day stadia the bestrentedyfrrNarrhaea. Twenty.
entire day. I hod new become' ex- Believe me, gentlemen, If you; re- last years, five coma a bottle. ,
• eresnely nervoue, end, the lattet 'Mies main here many days yettlittll your -
would ea my beext, wildiv palpitat- selves perceive that when hie lord- Miller's( 'Worm Powders tho medicine FITR'RMANE14TLY..0trft. gi) 117 121. °
ed rIngly_eeklo the trOttble Was in- • . De Tllorme-Not drInitifig ko hem deloble, Pa.,.for treatise aad free *prim bottle
more for me. T did notr dee/Par.' lam- amnia of children like angle.
Miller's Worm paaklern cure all all -
fine myeelf to a. intineele a day new. Maatrod• (AM
curable, and that he. cella de nothing 118 y011 did, elt Overleaf-elo I •con. tor/Weer J. A., Hate, nal NotAs amo tootle?
Kline's- Great NerVe. Restorer. No
for food, ate" the doctor 'who attend-% In ft I"
Ing. had, neither. desire nor relieh ship !shakes hie head there's nothing for children. , fi._
re, or nervousne2 titter nrst aa r
"Tk
nee. Send to Mt rch street, piiila•
ever, but( tried otlier medialnes, but
etilewithout relief, and. then V began Wireless TelegiaPbY in 'Warfare.
to feel that death only Wotad release Apropoe tO tine of the Marco[
nus from My suffering. Aot this Ostia artium aryt witaielo telegraphs,: ill
a friend bronght; me a newspaper in slii; war in issnth Africa, it la in.
which was the story on the Ottre of a sweating vs note that it hog been
girl whose einaptems resembled miaus
try the
through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Proved the cannonading doeh not in -
Pills, and urged Ma Ibm I terfere with the traneMleelest of
sent Dor a box, Mit they did not seem worked The aPParattie has teen
eueceasfully and message'
to help no, end I \Ira" afraid they jertkedwhile the largest gums In the
lvolalti prate like either medicines, not British navy were being fired.
suited to my came. Iffy parente 111-
,,__—.......4-........„..........
slotted that V shottldi centioue, their alaineasmseiment sures Dandruff,
use and iny father got two bc.xee
roma 'lettere these were all , Used 1. A. Word of Consolation.
had no longer any doubt that theY' Griggs -Why, what's the matter,
Were helping zne, and 1 proeured, an- slant
pietety teetered my health, and I ain and he called Me that right to MY
other half dozen boxes. They coins Brinksassrsofto eats(' ma en geg;
able Vo go about and, do work Witfli. fan&
an east t hive nett entayed, for years Griggs *(anothingly).-That's nothing.
Pills are a greet, blessing to the, :sick, behind your back.
before. I think Dr. Williams' Pittk ti
- 4 YO heard him, ettli you worts things
and I always urge my friends wive , . .4.44 .... ..............0141.140. .
are not well to take therm -An& I) will i MillerSi Worm Powders cure fite in
he Riled if tide etstestehet Is the i'llikiren. ,
bleed* Of brIllgifir naw entlrege anti
health to 1101)16 Ot liar auldsrar."
-,.....,...0000000010000.0001•000.....---.04. illuieslion't yon believe that 'he
.4
The Pres; Aneeletion ea lli that the wren eistketomeirsh 1 10 1 kutatia; 41:10- 1017 istkie
wife of Provident fittesi, of the Ortow to reveral tint* sea "A at.
dna* Free Fitate, ie residing at Ab- smaita, - i ,•
ordeett with relations. •
• , loorrieft. •
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THE BLAC,K WATCLI,
Dearly loved by all Britons
and feared by all foes.
Deservedly so.
Watch-, ibis spaces
What appears in it Is as true as
THE BLACK WATCH,