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Advoco to
Consumptives
STARTED IN A JOKE
QUEER WAY IN. WHICH THE &SEEN
GOODS GAME ORIGINATED-.
.1`be Cue Was Given to tlie Oron)cs
by a Trick W1111011 14111 Innocent
There are three great mine. Mtn, Whis_Wits Suepected ot calm.
dies that every person With terieitinw Played on the Pollee.
, weak lungs, or with consump- "Did you ever bear how the green
• turn Atself, should understand. goods game originated? But ot course
These remedies will cure • yo).1 did not,. for not over a half dozen
about every case in its first men ever knew," said an old thne sport.
stages ; and many of those "The beginning of the game was due to
more.advanced. It is only accident and the freak of a man on It
the most advanced that are spree, once originated, however, it was
hopeless. Even these are the most remarkable swindle in criminal
wonderfully relieved and life 2 annals. For 4 long time there was no
itself gwatiy"pfologed, - - I- law ngainst it tor of-eourse there Weliae,
.attempt at counterfeiting. .
What are. these remedies ? 1
"Along about ISM down on Houston
Fresh air, proper food and,
street, east of Broadway, Matt Grace, n
SOWS [Mil1g0111
I ,oann,d a leader of a
dingy, cheer -
1 of Cad -Liver Oil with Hypo -
•Be afraid, of inch
: less place, with sawdust en the floor an
thick, one of the kind consistent
• Nvith the neighborhood-, which was then
draughts but not of fresh air.: known as Murderere row, It was the
Eat nutritious food and drink
• center of crimp of this great city. Bar -
plenty of rink. Do not forget I ney, McGuire. whose photograph is in the
of
that Seott'S' Emulsion is the i a lot swindling games. rogues' gallery, was then at He
'ohoeoadd to e oldest, the most thoroughly
Z tested and the highest en- 2 hang out at Grace's Place. Another of
. dorsed of all remedies for 2 the gang was Big 'Red, a pugilist, but a
1
1,ireak thrcia.ts, weak Itings and i . gomLuaturod sort of a- fellow, burly and
.
consumption in all its stages. i l'bittlf. They -ran things in their
lneighbor-
: PardAalidnigg4thood, and many a COIlairYhaa Was rllh
SCOTIg OVChomists,TOiOnto: into the place, passed: his good coin over
$ae.ese••••••4•••••••••eeeitetioeits.•••111 the. bar and woke up in the morning with
a Pocketful of counterfeits. GraCe's
.wasn't the nely place of the kind either,
CU RItA I,N IA AI $ E RS: ' and the secret service men had their eyes
on the row turd know all the men in the
MinnieSeligman has,signed a eOritract gangs. But .knowing and Proving are
•to play In the Keith nooses exclusiVely . two differeht things, andthe secret serv-
tor Berne time to come. Slie is in New lee officers were constantly engaged in
York now, ' . • trying to secure e.vidence against the.
• Grace Van Benthuysen, daughter of men. '
the managing editor of the New. York "Living in that' neighborhood was. Joe
. World, will make her debut on the stage IlennessY, who was then :boss of the
In Chicago' next month. Plasterers' union and was given to occa-
MO Fernandez, . J. G. • Saville .. and sional jags; when he would frequent Matt
' Frank Hatch are 'Members Of the "Coun- GraCe's Place, although lie wits a thcir.
tess Chiffon" company, which oPened in °uglily honest man and when sober kept
New York some tiMe ego. .,nwey from the crooks who used to fre:
Fraok Daniels will devote next, season • rtitent Murderers' row. He knew them
to the Pacific coast and the territory out all, however, and was safe arnong them
that Way. and Will not be back east. when druek, *kick was not often the
,wbere he is now, Cr two years. • case. Because of this 'he Wa$ unknown
.Eitimett Corrigan, who succeeded Ill to the.secret service men, of whom Cole --
.T. hforganiin.the title part in "Ben-Hur,". ''`ii Whitley wais °11140P ,with headquarters
at 56 .Bleeeker street; neer Crostl:
' has done ,so . well that he has Poen en- '
• Colonel Whitley. One de), decided to .
gaged to play it foe two years ahead.
•
see' if be couldit'tc
Richard Harding Dais'-iirainatization t rap the ounterfeiters :who hung out at Gtace's:, So he heti one
of "Van Ribber" has heen accepts d for n _
production . by • Robert • Hilliard. . • Three; oI his memake
go around tit nighuptas 'a countryman -and
- It happened .that
rigs will be required to tell the stories.
: Coloopl, Whitley's plan •Was put into. exe•` -
Every Week we bear of some new plan colonat the time when Hennessy was
of victory Bateman's. 'The last report ' enjoying one of ' his infieqoent jags in
' is that she is to Create'lhe title role in M t' 1 d h th n h
om,
the disguised detective first paw when he
entered and whom be took un with, as.
he could do easily enough, for Joe vras in,
his usual geed humor. • :
"They had a few drink' s, and by and
by the pseudo farmer said to. Joe, I'll
give you $2if you'll get me $100 in coon- -
• •
" terfeit.' .Toe was mad at first to be talc-
CHURCH COLLECTIONS. en for one .who would deal in fairy:mon•:-
• • • - ey, liut after c little thought he 'decided
"•' .
; The Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden..of.• to have -a joce on the supposed fartaer. '
Celtimbus, O., hasconsented heeon
"So he :l: .!All right. I • can't get it,
:. : to
13 .1flember‘of the city mind] of that eity7•
.
;
morning. j'11:.'have it .ready for you.
•
:tonight, but you meet ine here toniorrowl,
•, .. Bishop "Lawrench'Ippiseopan .041as: Then they' Separated, the farmer going
sae se is'one; of the wealthiest derg. . out.. Joe told the gang What had hap -
men in the-eduutry, haringlhe ingoree,•ort pened and invited them all to be on hand
.$2fit?.0;00.0- '''.' 'I'''.• when be tooled the guy.'• Then he went
The 'Rei. Sainelel A. Eliot, 14seere• io work to prepare to fool hint-.
' !wry of the American Unitarian assecla:: 'I:Tomes:Sy got two $1 bills and a lot
-- den: has .declined .to aceeot the qualliof paper as near to the texture of bank
31"1110':ban Iiihich WII8 lebdere,d to him by note paper tis he could, cut it into. sheets
the inerabeta of the South Congregational the exact Site of a Si bill, bound 98 of
clatticii.vt Reaten;, and he will reniaialit theta together with , a° dollar., bill on the
iris present position. , . bottom and another on the tojy. •Efol stain-
' , Rev. Dr. MtrelienOie,l a promineet Pres- .ed the edgeS.of the bundle with green ink
bverian minister with ix, clutrge la San and was ready.
Fitancisco and professor it San Anselnie .'"The supposed • farmer got around at
' selaiienry. is said to be the richest clergy; the appointed time, antiall of. the gang
• man in Califoroia. He made his fortunewere on hand when hecame in. Ile soon
himitelf in orange farming while niftebd,-got away in a corner at a table with
Ing to his clericarpndeducational dittiei:.iiermessy and asked him if .he .had the
:••`...r. , • •, ., . ••• , fairY,Aiioney with 'hini, 'Yes,' said Joe,
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
The Test That -Tells
the !rale of Merit.
ktml•••
Is the Test of Friends and
Neighbors
You 4sut Get All the eenvinehin
- Proof You Went by Reluliall
ellelten POP erg.
If mixed up in e. law euith Yon -Pill nerve
_ your beet interests by engaging the best law-
yer in Clinton.
It going into bilsinesa the advice of the
.,beet butoneee triendyou know is worth con-
• Putting.
It is but e ehort time ulnae Dr. Pitcherli
• Ananeehe ,Kidney Tablets tint oame to
Clinton. It was Said trey wiild otire back.'
ache and kidney complaints jand now you
can consult mores of 011aton people to ver-
ify the statement.
Long distance reports are not given yon
to depeud upon, but convineing statements
like that et Mrs Southcombe, of Batten -
bury St. ,who says: "For somayeare I have
offered from kidney trouble assooiated
with a mosoularanclartioular rheumatism.
The kidney did not act at all well. My age
72 ift against me. I was told of Dr Pit-
cher's Backache Kidney Tablete and gm a
bottle At R. B. Combe'e drug store and I
am Ole to eay that their effect on the kid-
ney Was excellent. I have, no idea of com-
plete recovery at my ege,but am well Veas-
• ed with the relief:gwen me by the ta lets.
They are oertAnaly easy and gentle in
tion,P
Price 50 dente per' bottle, A free sample
of Dr, Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets
mailed to every applicant. It you doubt.
the testimony of your neighbors you can
Prove for yourself -get a sample absolutely
free* Send stamp to The Pitcher Tablet
Co., Toronto, Out.
the forthcoming melodrama, "The Angel
- of the Alley."
"The Dramatic 'Wrier says in a late Is
aue that wherever ticket speculation
• thrives as a general rule it can also he
'said that the management is deriving a
share of the profits of the traffic. •.
• ' Oyi,E Fi ',THE'. OCEAN., , '
; ' atius, so I'll have to. piss it to youunder
`but all tbese fellows are sort 0? looking
•
. ., ,
- ' - the table. cWhere'd . your $2?' The $
• Parie objectit3!'buildilits. Revolutiona was pnehed,:to him over the top . of the
.iire tralte as ,exefting and not mIarly so tattle, and Soo passed the supposed Conn-
,ideingeroaS.--St. Paul Globe. • 3 led& money under It. The detectiki
'General: Kitchener has n record as 4. looked at the package; saw the ten' bill,
' man' who will not stand any tonisehse. jumped up and, pulling off his disguise,
. As Gore Paid hasseinethieg of a record arrested Joe.
• 'Ail 'that way, the clash:will. be .ti vere. turbo whole barey. aceammogad.... the
. one, -,71,
. • ."... eh.o&tozt §tar• ' , 'sleuth and Joe to Colonel Whitley'stettd-
..,. t Wit,...tst-ev.... • . /, . r
.• t Ittlit0i'fl tbOut a POssible .:eenniAs Ct , 0- quarters .. tieric, Joe wanted , to kite
. 'fweeii-Japan and Russideare becoming
•,,:. imumerous-enoughto cause. 'anxiety. Pebo .
.•. .
Pie have. earned. in recent years that war
pan he'ppen.-4ndianapolis Novi •,,,.
Great 1.ritain is ratber,IiitS in propos-
log to democratize her army, but better
, late titan never, .Theree --yast room foi
•what he had been arrested for.
' 4!'179r dealing in emeiterfeit money,',
replied Colonel Whit* ' '
• " 'Tnere'e nothing false ebout_itat
trattey,' said Joe. 'Just examine /that
.pec'kitge, and you:11 find tie() $1 bills and
lot of Worthless, green stained- 'paper,
reform where ..no Young man vitt anter which cost me nothing, nailer' It all 1
the cavalry unless his father can give, got $2. No one We lost or matie a cent,*
bin:v*2,500 a year. -Boston Herald... I thought to play a harmless joke ab a
•.• dIshotteat try:nail.'
, .
'Mitt)
• .• i,se one. ey el Joe I go, of course,
- THE HOME DOCTOR. " 'but 'McGuire nod his cronlee got together,
with a big idea in their brains.
Lung and, liver epmplaints 'are certainly , said Inoy, 'wt' have been dealing in coun-
benefited aiid,often cured by a, free eon: terfeit Motes; which is against the law,
titimption of (Miens, eltbef,raw or cooked. 'naive aro nettle to arrest it it is found
~'. Vie habitual use of tett atea means of In our possession. We have.to show it to
relle,vitigheadache is, soil a-dbetoerwith. our come mut. Now, why not show them
ortt doubt;a6P, efficient cause of rheum* real money and let them test it? Vire%
than In numerous ways. tell them counterfeit and that not
Oatmeal water flavored with lemon e%141 811 expert could tell it from the gen-
uine. Then when they buy it we'll do it
Joh e, cold coo*, chocolate cream or cold
bon'llon, Is not only meat as well as ttp ih paekages and put it in a satchel
while thy come on is looking, have an.
AMA but is even more cooling than Ices.
„ other sorbet Just like it with packages
The Leinster Regiment will Sail from of green paper with a $1 bill on top and
Halifax on the Vanoetver Tuetiday, change satelivis going, through a passage
Detail/1'4,03e plans for the new O. P. ft. or,,m some other
station andhotel to be erected at Winnipeg That's what thveTlid, and that is hoW
have been completed, the green goods genie of the present day
• originated, from the joke of an holiest
man, innocent of any intent to do wrong,
-A.bsolutely ▪ •FEtst anti its possibilities revealed to counter-
'. feiters by a secret service man. Of
course, it was developed and enlarged
• DIANONO DYES taw by which
eubsequently, and for years there was, no
operators could be punish.
ed. They did no counterfeiting. If they
Can't Be Washed Out
. vv,
The first international cat exposition
will be beld in Berlin next month.
The detachments to form the Halifax
gart ison have all arrived at Halifax.
The Duke of Norfctlk, Postmaster
General in the Salisbury Cabinet, has
resigned. '
Solatica:--Tbat•most intensely painly of
diseases that defies doctor's treatment -tan
be promptly relieved and thoroughly cored
by Milburrert Rheumatic, Pills.
By I. the bursting of a grindstone in the
"Welland vale works at St. Catharinee
Wilbam Waltor, one of the workmen, was
fatallY injured.
Mr j. 'Quinlan, travelling, p.ssengtr
agent, has been tippointed representative
of the grand Trunk, with full charge of the
company's exhibit, at the Paris Exhibition.
• A. HALF CENTURY RECORD.
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
has now been in use for 50 yeare and there
is noting to.equal it as a, rapid and effective'
cure for Bowel Complaints of young or
• Mr. G. :Wyndham' announad in the
British House that it Was proposed to give
a total of 270 commissions in the tinny to
the co1onies,,a04.fik to Lerd Roberts for
diaributibe to the fort:astCho Meld.
A °Owlet named *GOIdemith made a
vicious attaok on Miss Mary Smith, aids.
tantmatron at the Kingston Ptmiteptiary,
stabbing her several timesin the •neolt and
shoulders with a roughly tuade.knife. The
wounds are not fatal. •
cltented any one, It was a person
had tried to buy counterfeit money, anti
Virith SOapsuds. there was no provision to punish them
for failing to deliver dishonest goods to
dishonest man. The police were in on
The Diamond Dyes in all the new and the scheme and protected it. They got
faehionable colore are Made especially for hundreds of thousands of dollars of hulh
home use. They will dye cotton, silk or money, and the men who riot the game
,
wool or mixed &bride of heavy or light fared equally well. Eventually the pees-
weights-, and prance colors that never fade Cut federal laws providing punishment,
or wash out.
NO other dyes on the market eqtal the
Dimond Dyes in strength, brilliant:y.4ot.
. ability of color or simplicity of nee. Long
years of severe 'testa have made Diamond
Dyes the most polder in every eiviliked
bind.
As *Me flealerd tell inferior °meek dyee
pot up in paokeges to imitate Diamond
Dysit, shva ineist upon getting the gen-
uine with thi name “Diamond" which it a
sure protection to every home d3 cr. All (betting tela Reniek Hamilton, of
No failures,,13 1/n0 disePPaintnlents .or lona Weet Jefferson, Ohio. after raft:ring la
13,1 flIsterba Yno .04 .,. U741111.- months from Recital Ei6nia, be would die
Are lot) intereeted in the matting of hooked ;mien e footle operation wax performed ;
DIMS sod trigs? If so, send for our new but he onred himeelf with littoklen'e Ar -
for use of the mile with intent to de-
fraud Were panted, but it's hard to detect
green &ode correspondenee, and to on
ea there are diehonesty end Ignoranee in
the land the game flourish."..--NeW
York Sun.
V00.1.i1ro Trtn fillItGEONS
illnetrited "Diamond 1)yo Bug Book; free njok Snivels the hen to the worm, Bored
to arty &dare*, Well' Richardson 00,, pile dere on earth, gee g hog. Sold by CASTOR IA covers, or so stamps for Cloth binding.
Agent. Olin en.
SOD Mountain Bt., Montreal, P. 4): /I, S. Oombe, druggist, Olintan. Addreea Dr. IL V. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y. ane2.2.00
e w
ly, explain how nerves have, in's_porting
language, "knocked out° the beellIns tt
the tone et origo malorum, or the greater
'..number of them, and inundate yom with
stories of that colossal bore and mischief
worker .Charcot. . After 50 he . will tell
•,;•you in more or lees sweeping fashion that
the average nerve patient wants beating
soundly and that Chareotwag the
venter of a new end• pestilential craze
Patch stupider, though 'unfortunate,
more lasting, than spirit rapping, therm.
ophy or palmistry. A 'specialist, accord-
ing to the well 'known dictum, onght to
be a mart who., knows everything about
'something and a little about everything.
He is, in fact, mostly a manwho knows
a litrie iliont something - end rtt:"Naz
abinte thiekeist..-tondon Speaker.
• )
idle Whiter of the Two,
eald liry Thomas when a
Ier, naught with unpleasant meaning
• bad' followed Ids first altercation with his
young wife. •
"Yes?" mid Mary interrogatively.
"When a Mad and his wife have a—a
differenee,9 bald Mr. Thomas, with a in-
dictor air, ',and eaci considers the other
• at fault, which of the two do you think
should make the dist advance toward a
reconciliation?"
• "The wiser .of the two," said BIM
• Thomas promptly, "end so, my dear,
Say onee that am very sorry."
It occurred to Mr. Thomas that It
might have been as well for him to have
made the tint advance, after *II, but he
• thonghtfullY refrained from baying so.*
' y.
• oleeitatvge.
• A. touching it:atones of the humor
'v -which never deserte a true triclinium even
In his worst troubles Is recorded.
soldier was seen in the trenches hold,
kg his hands. above the earthworks. Ills
carain atked:
• 'What are you doing that for, Pat21"
He replied with a grin as he worked hie
fingers: '
•• "I'm feeling for a furlough, sir."
lust then a dile ball struck his arm just
telow the wrist, albeit it enter etpree,
NUM of pain, and humor pulsed over his
"And filth it's a dischugga."-teadon
41111Werta.
boobs extlaimed:
THE 6YNid.
When a roan quarrelsome, some peo-
ple are disposed to say that be bas "char.
actor."
. A man Is seldom rleb enough to afford
luxuries before bis sten:itch gets ,too. worn.
out to digest them.
This is hard to underitand, but truei
The landlord who ,aloities his tenant.
Imo tbe least rent.,
• Foolish things. don't seem to :be so bad
when you are doing them as when the
neighbors talk about them.
The warnied over meat that used to up- •
Pear as hash now puts on airs with some
sort of sated dressing poured river it. but
it is old meat left over just the same.
If a woman has a toothache or,some
other trouble whieh prevents her front
fleeing guest at least. ten times ndt to
go "yet" the guest starts a story that
the vsneen froze her. --Atchison (I lobe.
• -• • • • • ,..•
POLITICAL. QUIPS:
Where there is rotten polities the public
morels are vett:el.-Philadelphia Record.
When the oilice seeks the, . Man, It
doesn't look for him on the street ,corner.
-Chicago Dispatch.
If the. eurrency orators In the senate
want to please the eountry, they .should
"boil it deven."-Baltitnore An:pricer,
'
BB IS A WOND.ult.
• • •
All who see Mr 0, P. Collier, of °hero.
kee, Ia., as he is now, cheerful, ereet, vig-
orous, Without an ache, coula hardly be-
lieve is the sante man who a short time
ago, had to sit in a 'chair, prepped up by
,oushfone, stiffering intensely from an &oh-
ing back; in agony it be tried to etoop•all
caused by chronic kidnat troubk., that no
medicine helped till he used Electric, Bit.
tors and was wholly cured by three 'bottles.
Positively cures Backache, Net ousness,
Lois of Appetite,ull Kidney troub:e-. On.
ly 50o at H. B. Combe's drug store,Louton,
According to the Delagoa Bay
road award, Portugal is condemned to
pay 15,314,000 fratcs.
Mist Chas. P. Tempir, Hope Town, *P.
Q., writes ; "I used to be troubled with
severe Headaches and Constipation, but
Laxa-Liver Pills have cured me and I
heartily recoromend them to my friencle,".
RARE VALUE OF HUMAN TEETH.
. .
Loisei That Are Taken Lightly and
Are iird to Retriexe.
' •In the great Malagawa teinple at Kan-
dy is a tooth attracting pilgrims from far
and near. A special .mission was *sent
from Stara to try to purchase this, a sup-
posed tooth of Buddha. An amount
equivalent to $259,000 was offered for
it It is not strange that a portio n et the
human body should be thus vrorshiped.I.
• There are many shrines where teeth are .
'held as objects of worship inclosed with-
in golden caskets and rarely exposed to
• the gaze of the unbeliever.
The average individual vAlues a tooth
lightly, and its loss is considered a trivial
matter unless it happens to be a front
..tooth. • Not • until nearly all the teeth
have been destroyed. by. decay or remov-
• ed by the forcepa doe* one realize what
has happened.
When one tooth has been extracted, -
you have really lost two. Teeth cut and
grind. The grin(1ing•teeth may be liken.' .
en to millstones -One acting upon the
other. Remo -re a tooth, and the -oppos-
ing organ is without a function. It has
nothing to grind against. It will length-
en slightly, as though in search. of a
mate, and in the ease of the gna-wing ani-
mals the loss of an incisor usually re-
sults in the'death of the annual. ' The
opposing teeth, elongating,. Prevents. the
use of the remaining teeth, or, as fre-
quently happens to • rabbits, the 'tooth,
baying no work to do, curves uPward un-
til it penetrates the skull. Luckily our
teeth are limited as to their growth. -
The loss of a tooth adds a wrinkle to -
the fade. This is not so apparent per-
haps in youth tiii in middle age, although
even in the youthful the loss of a cuspid,
or eyetooth, is plainly indicated by a line
extending' from the wing of the nose to
the angle of the mouth. This is caused
by the shrinking away 'of the prominence
which outlined the root of the tooth.
•' It is a pullet's fact that most people In
chewing use one side of the mouth more
than the other. This -can be traeed usu-
ally to some defect on the unused side,
but the habitual use of one side of the
mouth Is detrimental to the opposite aide
and to the health generally.
"The strength of • an Organ . depends
upon its use" applies to the 'teeth as it
does to any: other part of the body. The
mastication of coarse food niay wear the
grinding, ;Voce!, thie deco tot inter-
fere with their as is .shown by
the teeth of the Eskimos -ground down
In many cases to the gum, yet showing
no signs of decay. The same condition -
may be seen in the teeth of the Califor-
nia- Indian. Nature has provided for the
wear of the tooth by building from the -
Inside when the pulp which occupies the
center of the tooth is approached. -New
York Herald.
eatest danger to life in the city
is not ttle car with s clanging gong, but
those silent invisible foes, the germs of
disease. The prevalence of consumption
in cities is stated to be largely due to the
frequent expectoration of 'diseased per-
sons whose
driedsputa
dust and blown
into the air, is
inhaled by some
luckless man or
woman. Sanita-
tion may mini-
mize these perils
but catt never
obliterate thein.
• pij The essentitil
6' NI thing is to edit,.
cate every per-.
son to the
'knowledge that
the. germ can find no permanent lodg-
inent in a healthy body. Keep the blood
pure, the stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition in sound health
and you are practically germ proof.
This disease resisting condition is ob-
tained by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It purifies the blood,
strengthens the stomach, nourishes the
nerves, and heals the luegs. Even when
there' is obstinate cough, bronchitis,
spitting of Mood and other conditions,
whieh, if neglected, lead to consump-
tion, the faith/hi use of Golden Medieal
Discovery will, in almost every instance,
effect a cure.
"f was taken slek tiny hist year., and wee
not able to do any of work until Novel*.
ber,” writes Mr. °et orviti, of Langley,
salkett Co., El, 0, " tad beep coughing up ono.
hard tempi of Oleg& for about a year before x
w* take* down. I then called cui a doctor, who
tiel that one.balf of my teft lung waa gone,
in advised me to leave hlt *whetted go to the
country. are to yet foe tie& took tour
mixed with the
bottle/m(3'A e 'a olden edical /*covers/.
• which I Arnecrel tyllelieve kingdom Mt ZONI geed
than all the other medicines I have ever taken."
The People's Common Sense Medical
Adtriber fro, on retetpt of stwepa to
Oh Id C
pay customs end mailing only. Smut st
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MATRON AND MAID.
Urn. Potter Palmer nude that her da -
ties act commitudone: to the Paris expos!.
• Von will be merely honorary.
The Lawton tend has reached nearly
$100,000. tars. Lawton is Already be.
-Ink overwhelmed with begging lettere..
•)0this Rose Murray of Toledo, the cham-
pion WOMItit bowler of Araerlea, OW
tered ber name fer the -International. tour..
nament at Union Hui park
The will of the late Uri!. lalla P. Mc
Blain of Geneva, N. Y., be:me:trial $10,-
000 to the city hospital of Geneva and
$10,000 to the cemetery for s, mortuary
elliSlaPreol: Pickett, wife of the Confederate
general who led the tamone • charge. at
Gettyeburg, is the author of some very
Pretty memorial verses --"Our Gathered
Lily" -printed in tthe Baltimore papers.
Mies Beata* Xoties; ir society girl of
•North Oarollea,. has made a bid for the
appointnfene of landsectpe-ettrdenee-for •
:none. gronnds.et the new S$. Peter and
Pegs cathedral to be built in Washlitg.
• Mrs. Alice AteL, Birney, president of.
the National Congress ot Mothers, re-
' grets to announce that she will not be
able to receive her Mende tor tiore time,
• dowauingghtetro. the continued of her
•
•
Miss Mary. Buchanan Randolph, who
was burled at Maplewood, near Char-
lotteville, Va., recently, was a daughter
of Dr. W. C. N. Randolph, or many
years rector of the 'University of Vir-
• ginia, and a great -great-granddaughter of
Thimaas ;Jefferson.
Miss Anne Rhodes, corresponding see. •
retary of the New York State Federation
of Womeres Clubs, has gone on a trip to
the island of 'Trinidad. She • expects to
• be away aboui a month, She will get
material for a lecture about the place,
people and customs. .
• After nearly 50 years of newspaper
work In the United States Mrs. jennie
Jtine Croly will soon .leave tor England,
• her' native country, where she veil' pass
the remaining years .ot her lite, She. be-
gan newspaper 'work 1855 in New
York and was one et the founders of
-Sorosis, in /SO&
*Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt of Brook-
lyn, who succeeds Miss Susan B. An-
thony as president of the Natimial-Asso-
' dation of the IVoman Suffrage Societies,
is a popular college woman and has for
a number of years been associated with
Miss Anthony in advancing the v?ork of
the organization. •
A young' woman named Erika Paulass
is likely to be the first woman architect
of Austria. She has applied to the Buda-
pest board of examiners for .a certificate
to praetice, already having her certiff-
,eates as a draftsman and as a master
• masen. 'It it now necessary for her to
demonstrate her ability to ontrol 'bodies.
Of men; thereforb .sh must. undergo a
public trial. '
,
AN EASY PROPOSITION
46r.'
,
tirlte
Vc-r,
B• eanty and style without comfort
is wally obtainable, comfgrt with.
out appearance is equally ample.
'You never saw au ugly pair of
"Slater Shoes," yet many of them
cover Cenifortably most unlovely
feet.
The coinbination of these two,
comfort and -are only to be
I bad in the "Slater Slice."
• Made in twelve shapes, on loots modelled
-from actual feet, 'all widths and ekes,
leatbere, styles and Celors.
Every .pair Goodyear welted, name and
„price etamped en.the.sole. ,
$3.60 ANct $5,00.
• Jackson Bros,. Sole Agents for Clinton.
a te t,,4 • le •
For torpid Liver,
A Poor Digestion,
1•
Flatulence,
Constipation, •
Biliousness and
Sick Head -Ache. .
ICII.A.XAM.=
They are Safe,
Mild, Quick -acting,
Painless, do not Weaken.,
And always give satisfaction.
They arethe most reliable Household Medicine known, and
can be taken any season by Adults, or Children.
ALL TRE LEADS. DRUGGISTS SELL BRISTOL'S PILLS,
plants .wet e totally. destroyed lately, a,
the Listowel gas' and elect: ic light .
13y the generator in the gas 'works
The...Suring Trade
hlOwing up. The engineer waS seyete- .
ly iejored, biit it is thought he will re- int
At the ,EMptirium
Now we oan talk to yon because vie have semethingato talk to yon abota.
We have received it large shipment of spring goods and more coming and invite tha• .
ladies to call and see the fine dress stook, silks, sateens, amino, prints, gingham, flannel'
and fancy goods of all kind , •
MILLINE RY.-Tlie ladies are Xepeoially invited wadi and inspedb,
the new up.to-date and stylish Millinery whioh has Just arrived -from We large oitie
Millinery of all kinds at.low prices can be supplied by Its.
Call and examine our new stock and.compare prices. No trouble to show
gond& Butter and eggs.wanted.
• Emporium, Londesboro
March 8th, 1899
Christmas
• In these days of imitations it is well for . , .
Especially is this necessary when a matter. PERFUMES and
everrne to he careful what he buys.
of health is involved.
There are so many imitations of Doan's
absolutely worthless -that we ask you to TOILET goo.ds
Kidney Pills on the market -some of them
be particular to see that the full name and
the trademark of the Maple Leaf are on ' Q.
"every box you bey. Without this you are Dainty Gifts tor both Ladies
not getting the original Kidney Pill, which and Men -for Young or eld
has cured so many severe cases of kidney .
Jompiaint in the th ':u...1 Stztes, Australia H. B. COMBE
. i
and England, as well as lio-e in Canada.
The Doan Kidney LA Co., l'uronto.
D. L PIACPIIERSON
INSURAITCE.
Eire, . Accident, Plate -Mae&
Ornes. Moray Emig, OLINT014
JACOB TAYLOR
Clinton. • - Ont.
General Dietriob Agent for the
• Confederation. Life Insurance CO
for Stratford And Goderich, inblusive. Allis
ormation relating to insurance gladly given
Money to loan at reasonable rates.
• otnee in ralace Bieck •
JOHN W. YE0—
B.OLYLEBVILEE,
Agent for the Mailman= VIRE ASSITEAUM
Co. of Manchester, England, whose funds. and
securityarc rated. at 04,500,000. Also the Mom
=LOP mirruar, Lusurtanes Co, All °looses Of
farm rialto and town property taken „
lowest ratea. First-olass Loan Companies
also represented. Money'to be had from pier
Daily .mail to Rolmeeville - postal card will
fetch him.
TOTAL IIISTAINERS
ABE THE BEST RIS88,thereiore the
cent up, according to hetet% of seats ty
Temperanee & General Life Assurance 6
Ok tottolero
le the I3EST COMPANY for the BEST PISIC,
Over six million donate insurance on the lives
of total abstainers in Canada.. For rides, eta.
enquire of
lilt, O. MYERS,
Geneva Agent for Huron County,
A ddress -37 Fulton St. or Pc.rOis. BTooxill70
14011 &Iamb Life
retsbilahed in Canaria. 1853.
invested rands, tlitl,632,23S
LinEitAL STItONG PROGIttS8IVID
All the Popular forms of inauranCe issued.
Policies unnonditionalovorle 'Ade and nonfor-
icitable. Money POficitA PUrChared.
Now Tiusinnem 1890 ii,S00,000
Am' t paid Policy Holders., 687.000
Pull h.tormation furnished
rah ry for one.eent stamps for the book in paper
OHAS. 1-1ALIE,
R ADAMS
Give Perfumes if you'd please the fair.
sex. The choicest kinds are here. All the
fameue Makes -all the desirable odors -
and many kinds put up in apeeially &Wm- .
sive Christmas packages.• •
•
Our assortment onrine Hair .13rusliesp
Military Brnahee, Mirrors, 'Whisks, its •
ebony and handsome .woods -is the most.
complete in the town. And'the raostinter--
eating part to you is that prices are far be-
low what you've been accustomed, to pity
-
for similar articles ekiewhere.
Chemist it Druggist
• BUGGIES AN n tkagWogroN:rteMOTT:tyt
go than we are to sell you. Thee
• ibiejtiost art sotuerribanl goalie: workmanship goes
CARR• IAGES• s F.. Rumba'', cuntom
• ewes
Mow.
•
years 1 had malaria so bad in the c,,rie,rwhen engaged in plowing;
1 am a farther located near Stony took, f the most malarfous
d1shicts in this State, and was bothci•ed rn..1a4.1 LI years, at times ,
so 1 could not work, and wi:i. alvva-;:i very constipated as vell.„,1"iiror
'EA 1 could do nothing but I niuct have taken about a barrel'
o f quinine pills besides dozer... Of tt'.!••Cr remedies, bitt never ob*ainect
any permanent benefit. Last faii, ittn,e I had a most serious
attack of chills and then coranu..-.,:edi Tabutes, upon al
friend's advice, and the first bli; tu de we all tiglit and 1 have never
been without them since. , Like ono 1av'1 etch morning and night
and sometimes when 1 feel more tl.t.ra usually exhausted 1 take three In
a day. ,They have kept my stornvit inv bowels regular and! iffr
' have-ght had the least tou44 of r.. nor_ splitting headache since r
tottunenced using them. 1 know 0 di :t 1 sli-k. p Lotter and wake up
more refreshed than formerly. 1 tic it l'inw how many complaints
RipanS Tabtiles will help, but I do 1 !:ct- they wilt cure any one in the
conditionl was and 1 would not ...vithoct them At any. price. 1
• honestly consider them the cheanes' -prieod me,licine in the world, at
they are also the tnost beneficial t.i:d the most convenient to take. •
lam twenty-seven year of age and have worked hard all my life, the
Mlle as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds of weather.
and 1 have never enjoyed StiCh good he.e'll s ire since last fall;
fs.ct, ray neighbors have ail retnarked iny improved condition and BIM
said, 44Sayyjohn, what are you doi.ig to look Fo healthy? "
Avati...4. Aida at bita *health t hod 11.1-1, 1(.9- 411114 btnetk flw34 bnaIth oft ai4
rignipAtTrirttv;441 ft.1, 1."‘oltra !1,13 liattot tiututAtia0 te.
e07.14 nierao '444,1= anteli Irma Como