The Clinton New Era, 1900-05-25, Page 6P
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HOW itIFEKING
WAS 111.101[0,
The Work of Mahon' s Rapidly,
. Moving Force.
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HOW BIN WAS TRAPPED
Pte. elesberry Dangeriniely Ill -Two
Cetitulians Missing-Bece Womeet
'Denounce the lerltielt-Cenadlans
at Netley-MeKinley Will Net
Interfere.
London, May 22. -There sun ais yet
only a few accounus or CM. Malion's
mestelt to the relief of &Welting, 'and
they bee dlejointed, bat they (Mow
that; until the fightleg en May 18t1,
the pregress of the e,olumn was un -
that evou the capital of tho Tam*.
val ie likely to be evacuated.
111 and Missing.
Loudon, May 21.e.A despatch ete
tee War Office, dated Kroonetad,
May 15th, reports that two mem-
bore of the ltoYet Canadian Regiment
of Intantry are nearing. They are:
Pte. D. 11. Atkinson, 13 Co., former-
ly of the 26th Midelesex Light Infan.
tree
Pte. W. ,West, 13 Co., tormerly of
tlie 7th leuelliere, London.
Pte. J. Raeberry,. of the 77th,
eVentworth Battalion, 0 fionspanee le
dangerouely 111 at- West Bloemfontein
Hospital. •
Within 40 Mlles of Johannesburg,
Loon, May horse.
Men, aceording to a despateh from
Lomas() elarquet, ate now close to
the Vaal Rtver, within 40 miles of
eolienuesburg.
'Tee agetitioe Mom Pratorie has
begwa. Women and children are be-
ing (seat en train,/ to iNfachadadOrp,
ontee way to Lecletneurg, Tratne are
arriving at Lorenzo elaequez, fined
with paseemeae, among whom are
many Germane who are bound- for
Europe.
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21 Corresponeents Dead.
Londoe, .May 22,-Twenteane war
corresPondeats balm been killed 'or
died of disease during the wax. IIn
thes ',aspect the Daily Mail has been
particularly unfortunate, ten of its
eventful.Leaving learkly: West on, eorresporelen.te haelsig been Put out
• eileteer. e
May 4th, with secret orders, the Col -
of ervloe by (teeth or I
in adva,need at the average •rate of • • •
Women Arrleed With Rifles.
sPeeteor 25 nales A day, notwithetance -
Ina the fact that It was encumbered Cal* 'l'own, May 21.-T1 latest
with 20 wagons with stores. copy. of the Standard and Diggaria'
Reaching Vryburg on May 10th, it New remixed here contains a report
was foetid that 'the Boers were in of tee nesettag of the women o/ Jo
forceeen the right flank. Then, eecord- eannestente. at which 850 women;`
ing to otie account, followed a race on repoesarAing all gried.ee of stmlete,
parallel lines for Koodoosrand, the were pressed.
Boers -alining to head off the column -MM. Meetharig demented the Brit
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there, The Boers arrived first, bat. lsh as an Impeteable, vindictive and'
Wend. Mahon, finding _that he had powerful foe. alit said tab format:on
been outdietanced, made a aotgur to of the priasoeed corp e of AmaL0113 re;
the weft In the night, The Boers, quIred censideration.
hoetever, were alert. They followed Irs. Mathey said Lei, busband's in
tile. British closely, and on May 18th nocent blooe lied been shed, and it, was
(hotly attacked. the British, as record- eer fluty to avenge him. but the time
▪ Roberts' deapat. •• had not arriveto shoulder it gun and
'he entounter was fierce, both forces march uPon the British, as Afrikander
fighting_ under the stimulus '01. the im- Women Of honor were reluctant to
portant issue .involved, but the Boers Placa themselves at the ro.erey of vul-
were severely defeated, leaving es or gar and wiscrepulous English Boldiers.
their dead on the field. Recent visitors to Joharmetiburg toty
after tbis the column made a wide the Boers are beglitaing to realize the
deter, and joined Col. Planter. The seriousness of their position. end they
unteed.forees tben marched against are •anxioue to know what is to Ise-
. the besiegers, and heavily bombarded .
'Th Boer voinnn carr
their bowers. tailleting considemble, Saes in the eeereee ereeirgea.te..
loss, Tao resistance of -the burgeers go eo-the coinmaneoee. 'Tette say tne
wail not strong, tlaybeine anxious to British will not fire upon 'them.
preserve their line of retreat They Miler, a former officer in the Prue
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finally fled, taking their gunswith elan army, refused $800 per mouth
!tam." The Breath eaptured a num- and a commission with the Boons to
bet -of prisoners and considerable arms succeed Col. St iiel, he ettptuttel att
and ammunition: Tee Boar loss, cm- Jere commander...
cording to a desstateli from Lorenzo- - •
• Ma -roues, was 80 killed, . • Six Siege Trains Going tie:Ali-lea.
It is said that the members of the "Loncloh, May 21, - The Queen, at
Irish -American ambelance corps who Windsor, to -day, reviewed a detach
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had joined the fighters-ewere almest theft ot, the, Guards, which is enact:al-
ing to South Africa. Her 'Majesty
• Col. Mahon and Col. Palmer enter-- addressed the troops, 'wishing teeny
the town on May 18. Nethingsuccess, and expreseing the hope that
wisatever has been received toconfirm she. weuld. 'see them All backat lee •
the despatch from Lorenzo learquesa distant data .. DREADED NEAL TIPIP
which Estated that the besiegers liad • ale siege traide °have bean ordered'
lean oapturee. ; to be prepared -at Aldershot for trans -
1.• portatiou to -Salt* Africa. •
Canadians Were, rhere.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE CLINTON NEW ERA.
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•Wiow•••• a.** WOrnme - • .
TUB KHMU PAM
aged to. enter the Baraiong location.
'tuts they burned, and the hut e ot tile
witIves Were blazing fiercely for a
diseance of nearly a Mile'
"Then, finding that they were un.
opposed, the Doers yelled; • Lenne
ewe, you eaulkere, to -day we take
etatekinge enddenly a Beer cried:
'Run, hero aro theRooleelose Neer-
ly all fled. • •
'Capt. Marsh' opened ere from the
forte on' elicit Bide cutting oft and n-
isi:tieing tire raelifbedy of tbe Puttee
bet davit% tbo vanguard, of about lee
Into the twelve location, whiell Had.
Wert burned. the enemy, broke Into ,
two parties, one being penned in the
atone kraal, and tite other hemmed in
a hollow behind a kopje, inside the
.outoer defences. r.ebeer. had no water
and but little foal.
"Meanwhile a strong party, esti-
=flees' at 500, ran aromid the native
loaelion ease reaehed the camp Wyse
to 'the railway. There they surprised,
and after sharp fighting captured,
Lleat-Col. Bore, Ca.ptairi Singletove
anti • Veteriteary kiaraeisla Dunlop
Smith, who for a time were penned -
witli forty Boers in the offices of the
Beltesit Soath African. protectorate.
pesiton was covered by our forte.
"The. Boers were called upon to eur-
eeniersbat tliey refused, and the
was resumed for some hours. The
Boers lost 'wavily. Finally two par-
ties of the enemy surrendered, one
party eseaphig. The • easualties are
not yet • fully known. The "Boers lost
about 150,:but our easualties Were un-
der twenty. Mr. Angus Harelltod, cor-
respondent of tito London, 'Times, is
miesingi"
Lady Sarah Wilson, in a despatch
from Mareking, dated May 11th, gives
the following description ot the liaal
(Lees of the siege:
"As we near the end of the siege
conditions le this. little town aro per-
haps becoming more cheerful. The
rainy seaeon. is apparently over. ' The
weather is splendid, and consequently •
the fever ophiemie is .diminishing
tions are still small, true it is wonder-
ful how little one rete.cis .for existence,
and •tee now feed, .braern. and horea
and ox bereete, is a great nuceses. This
food end porridge, tete inventor of
iteaca has received a five-pato:I bo-
rnis ,froin" the "-Gov.ertament egniva-
leist to six weeks' n„dtt'tional provis-
tots, The nativeo .prefer it to ally -
Other, ea that the segs has taught
them a -neW feed." • , •
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eanedians at. Netley.
THE 'WITNESS*
NELSON NEE
De ThOught it Must HAM Been on
Another Oveasion.
judge Iberians. once received a reg-
alia floorer. . taupe' witnese Svas
before him, who could not be induced
to give las evelenee la a legal manner.
S a the Judge took hen in hand. We
melte then took place:
Counsel -You ;saw the. mita. 'What
dill he say ?
Witness -1h' wad that he seole the
Pig.
Judge -No, no, He mad nothing *of
the tart Tell tie the exttet words he
used.
Witness -They titre the wordii he
twea, my lord.
Judge -I think tent preeently
int able to penetrate the &mita 'or
your stupidity. Did lie speak the
first pereon or the third person?
Wititess-There was pe tidal person'
present, my lord,
Jtidge (savagely)-lesten now. Didn't
be nay, " I stole the pig?" -
Witness -No, znY, lord ; Said lm
stole it. Your lordthip is thinking. of
a different ease altogether. lie sale •
notiiiew about your lordship having
stolen the pig, and we were the only
two people, present. .
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Minard's thilment Lembermea's
Friend. • ,
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• • Fully Equipped.
Sir Robert Peel was ones going
through a picture collection with a _
friend where there was portrait of
a Prometent Englishman who . was
famous -for saying sharp things. •
"How wonderfully Dee 1" said the
friend. eYou, east see the quiver on. his
lips."
replied Sir Itobert,eated the
arrows coming out of Ike
Live Ontario Village Whew
Dodds Kidney Pills are
Valued,
Rich, red blood le produced by Mil.
ler's Compound lion Pills. They p05 -
sees the great vitalizing principle
upon which . depend health and
strength.
The Voice and Altitude.
4 Generally opeeking; Tame living at
high Altitudes have Weaker' and more
highly pitebeta.voiceeethattetheeeeliv-.
ing regions where the supply of
oxygen IS more plentiful. Among the
. people living. on . the • plateaus be-
tween the mountain ranges, the' men
. have voices like the women awl the-
women like children, and their sing -
In is le ehrill monotone
lailler's Powders euro.
.• . ,aellatternf.DoOlttee
Niece -- Yes, • Eddie' was slighey
wounded in the first fight. We-lutee a-
_ letter from .tho ternie fnirgeoil• •
• Aunts -Where was he womided ? •
• "We are not smite sure. The esurgeott
mentioned the place, , line ;we don't
know whether:1e is an 'anatomical •
-phrase or .ft Transeetal town." -The
: King. .
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y ,
cable) -Tho principal medical officer
- et Netley Hospital reports tbat the
folatserg Garment -is are now there:
-Peivates. k. Martin, -B-Comparlersefead•
Re,e1aiient. C. A.; CorpOral E. Gray,
R. 0. A., 0 Company Field Battery,
second otattIngseit: Private Wood, B
Squaelroe Canadian Mountel
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Illeithaley Says 44 No."
Washineon, May 21.-Fecratnry of
State Hay • ties afternoon Informed
the Beer eelegates that the troi-
dont
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Winces; nee* is opee.n to hen ex•
eept to persist in the polipy of Impala
tLtl iteutrality between England. _and
the !South African Republics.
Johannesburg Defence.
London, May 22.-'Ilhe Daily Tele- •
Lorenzo •Marquez, May el. -The de-
grapit in a amend edition prints a de-
spatch et,ating teat Col. Mahon's fence works of eohannesbure are pie -
/one arrived last 'Tuesday ,at Jan- eeeeeeee elePleite
masslb Col. PI Rhode- Six guns brought front the front
siteu3 and detachment's of Canadians have been placed in *a fort, while
hee, bete echanzes'eand trenchse Interseut Katz -
and Queenelanders joined
rand, 'near Klip Itiversberg,
forcesehaving made forced marches
the traceeourse.
of nearly thirty miles daily shwa May
pelt f.
Milner Calls Thom Ilrave.
A Grand Foree. - Calle Towle May' 21.-A large body
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' of railway workinert rata -clad to Gov -
see London, May 22. -Mr. C. E. Hands, .ernment House. to -day 'and bougratu-
the . Daily -Mail's correspondent,' men--: lated.' Oeyenter. Sir- Alfred lk.filuer on
tioned in Lord Roberti? "despatch- to
the relief ..Of Mafekleg: ....One of the
the War Office as " dangerously epee .
e ..re . . Rome as
wounded hi the fight in the bush .on
May 18th, Bent hle leer Diessege
from Vryburg May Oth, . -runner
to Kimberley .efity •Itast. He says:
"The fleing mounted colume secret-
ly and swiftly organized by General.
Huntee started from Barkly and. ar-
rived •here to -night, •covering 180
flake in five days. • It is • a grand
force of mounted men, Imperialaight
Horse from Ladysmith, the Kimber-
ley mounted corps, With Royal Horse
Artillery and pom-poms, and 'a • se-
lected' body of infantry from the Fu-
- oilier brigade. A special equipment
of light-springed mule transport
completes this *splendid force.
.'"The force so equipped was ena-
bled to move witbe, such rapidity
that, although this is a difficult
country, requiring vigilant scouting, • . •
the Boma wore • surprised. The col -
tune • moved parallel with the enet
myei positions. 61 the Vaal at Rote -
dam and Fourteen' Streams, actue
ally getting behind them without
firing --a shot. So close 'were We Sun-
. (ley and Monday that Gee. Hunter's
• balloon was visible and les bomeard-
neat :heard."
eowardly seoundiele. ' • •
The eoveraor replied that hi, could
admire heroism even hi enemies. He
believed that only it few Beet* were
•coneerned In the reported eaeree ef
. tree/awry. Iledeelared that they were•
mainly brave Men fighting for it earl
cause, ivhieh they bellevee wits right.
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To 'Depose KrOgcr.
Cape. Town, ZaIay 21.-A telegram
front Darban aseerts confidently that
a ploteas beendisclosed at, Pretoria
which has as its object to depose Kru-
ger and hie Executive Council and Stir-.
"render the Transvaal to -Lord Roberts
.1at an. early days .
Many progreesive Dutchmeawhe are
ablo members of the judiciary, are Said
to boparties to the movement.
correspondent of the Daily Ex.
press eon : "Gen. Hunter devised
' ale] guided the relief, whieh was
daringly executed by cel. Mahon.' •
The last mesiage from ,Col. Mahon's
colleen, before the relief, was dated
itt Majoemintatill. .May it It says:
"The column left Vryburg yesterday;
did 19 intles ; and out -spanned at 2
a.moNo fires were allowed. We :stela.
ed at dawn to -day and -trekked here."
' Lord Roberta is advised that little various trapsthet have been left Oen
resistance need be expected south of foremonthe. At 4 a. tn. the enemy,
Itep river, near ,Tehannesburg, Who had bled much strengthened
where the natives are e digging tiering tit Mast few dare feinted an
ee.teenchess-batethe..positioneeitecordingenetaskteogseathe.,eitisterneeleer.eapethee
. to it correspondent, can be turned, town, while a large force, which der -
The same authority thinks it Ina! ing thin eight had crept along the
Probable that there will be any two, 1 river, guided by native rebels who
' peeete defence south of Pretoria., and 1 had chosen the craftiest detours, man
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• Van Hanalei Pees Olesee'
London, May 22.-Wiestott Clmrchille
the Morning Post's correspondent at
liroonstette•etatee that the I3oers whe
Aare. at Ilarrismitlt are retreating
northward. 'Van Beenea's pass is re-
ported to 'be open, -and )3othaes pass
le...said to Im tightly .held bythe
burghers. . • , .
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The Story of a Dyspeptic Tito gas
Found a Cure.
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There is ati Intimate Connec (ion Be,-
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eiveett Good Health, Ireepiness atia
: •Gotell Digestion -Dr. WillianseePina.
Pills Teriug About TheseConaltioiM
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(Front, the Tribune, .Deseronto.) • -
Without good digestioe there ana be
-.neither good health nor heppluese
• More depends upen, the perfect work -
ma oi-the digestive organs teneintost,
. . . .
people, imagine, and ewe Wight •fune-
timed-distukbanees of -.the stomach
letivesi 't1M. victim irriteble, melees
Clialy and apathetic.. In Snell cases
meet people resort to leaative mede
clues, but these ouiy further aggro,-
va.te the trouble. What is needed is
a tones zomething that Will build up
the system, instead of weakening It
•es purg-atIve medicines. do. For tiles
penalise there is no medicine equal to
Dr. Willia,me' Pink pills, They match
the bloo'l and strengthen and 'stimu-
late the digestive tract 'from firse
dose to last. Ia proof of this asser-
tion tee eaect of Ur. Thomas A.
Stewart, the well-knowa and genial
proprietor of the Oriental Hotel. Des -
*rout°, -may Im •quoted.. To a reporter
of the Tribune, whet :neationea the
fact that he was suffering front dys-
pepsia, Mr. Stewart said: "Why. don't
you take Dr. Wiliiams' Pink ?"
Asked why ha gave Vile edviea Me.
Stewart continued : '4' Simply because
they. aro the best medicine tor that
complaint I 'know of. For yeare
How mow Was Trapped. was it great euffer.erfrom indigcetion,
London, . May 22.-Colone1 leaden. n score of inedlibleff, SOMa clines
Powelle hardest blow to the besiege I .got temporary relief, but not a
Ors, the eapeure of Cemmandant cure. I fairly dreaded meal tlineetand
petrel glom preepi
aidtixrugees greed. the food thee I ate gave me but little
son, and hie flan, is thus deserlbal In nourishment. On tha recomirtendation
• despateb firm .teaseeing gay 112, . of A, friend. began. using Da
aiitis
dieing that time, I think I tried
• Ootal, May .14"; , Hants' rink Pills a little over a year
e'Eloff to -day' fell into one of . tile eeee 1 soon eeeerieneed relief and'It°
longer dreaded Meal time, but as
was determined that the -cure, should
permanent if peeelhle, 1 contiuued
taking the pills itt :slight deem; for
eateeeral,,Matithee !elm- resultaleeellery
vestige of the trouble left Me. Jule I
have ad good ttn appetite nowas any
boarder in alehouse, and nee digtetive
organs work like charm, I may
alto told that my general health was
greatly improved as a, result of using
St. "Vitus'. Dance rapidly cured by
Miller's Corneoinul. lion Pills- Cases
.o years' 'etanding now .enjoeing the
best of. health ets a• retnilt, ef taking
them. •
erninlne curiosity.
"Mr. Daley, won% you let me leolt at
your watch a little wiele ?" • ••
• aartelnly, Mies Flypp.Do yea wane
to consult tht3 time?"
"No," :replied the girl, as she. opened
itriti examined its 'case toad *mks. "I .
was 'ettriotei to see if Water tarnished
gold, or had any effect en the watch's
delicate mechanism '? '
'Water? What do you: mean ?" •
"Well,' Mr. einnker told mo you were
in the habit of soaking. your watch.
' What is the object of such treatment
Mr. Delley ?"--Harlem .
Toothache Cordhi °nailed°
One Application-ofthe Otd Reliahle•
o sort s Nervfltne AIways. Cures •
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Mrs, Fitzsitronons About Again-
Thanko Doedra Kidney Pills for it
-Deed, About Two Boxes and
Health Now Perfect,
Nelson, Ont., May i4.-Friende of
Mre. R. Fitzsimmons, of 'alio place,
will be pleased to learn that she is
about again. AS is •ivell known in this
district, Mra. Fitreirenione has been.
more or lese of an invalid for the
greater part of tee last twelve
months. Steele new, however, in ro-
bust health and thereat Dotedqleidney.
11311111(f.orl'ititzs"inunone. her friends will
'
rentember, was not at first aware
of the cause of her ailment. 'Kidney
Disease a.ttacks so any
forms and so gradually teat its pre-
ortmee goes generally uudeteeted, un-
til its ravagee have affected sonie
other vital organ. Then .the malady
is called Heart Disease, Rheuntatieln,
Bladder Complaint, Dropsy, Women's
Weaknese, Paralysis, or mime °thee
one of those many forme of diseased
kidneys. Such, no doubt, was 'dan-
ger into Whielt FitItSimMOTIS Was
running when arrested by • Dodder
Kidney l'ills. • , '
She complained of it pain in the
side. She grew so weak that she was,
as she herself states, almost unable
to walk. She took various rnetlicires,
never dreaming, of course, that Kid-
ney Disease . tee 40.1188 of ber
trouble. When the truth did odour
to her, she at once had recourse to
Dodd's Kidney Pills. The .reault is she
is now in perfect .health. •
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iliE STOMACH THAT PA -fl
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"Do you object 'to ray pialahing
Mu in the 'Tribune ?" asked the re-
. porter.
" Wola Dave no desire for pub;
May Not Be To B aine—What is the Condition think it will help anyone who :mem!
,of the Liver and Xidneys ?---You May Need 711 dlegliirrigribltiretrtiy
going to the root 01 the aisease, TileY
renew and buile up the blood, and
laity," paid ler. Stewart, "but 'if you
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Dr. Chase's gidney-Liver Pills,
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strengthen the nerves, thug deleing
ditense front the system, H. Your
*hen digestion Imperleet and and tablets are of little or fie ben°. dealer (Iota ttot keep them, thee Will
jpeolier nourishment is noi derived fla (trona indereetion and dyepele be seat eoetsmill at 50 tante a beet
front the foocl, It seente etetural to -slit of loeg standing aro positively Or six boxes .for $2,50, by addressing
Warne the itteetech I and permanently cured. be Dr. the Die Williams' el -Alarm Co, eiroek-
But le It eat? • Cilinsee Kidney -Liver Pine. villa Ont.
• Boveral eases are oe ord whore 'Bo iliturbrn.to, we rotor to the (mai
steeple Heed and digestal foal wItle OT Mr. Ilonry Mooro, of Pickering, Lahoreet Titelturit 14 reale
ottt' sterriache As it matter of fact Ont. , who -invitee aft f011owe Au adoetic, says the Lahore' Tri.
Toothache at Once: • • .
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. Never beforoin the history of medicine 'tuts
such a po werful and pleasant pant rennuty ttg-
- Poison s .Nervitine• been produced. It is ten
• times stronger than any other known combine-
ti,n, and death to all pain. It is an invaluable
remedy for the household. and when. a doctor
- be rad in aease of emergency it is al-
ways effectual to administer Nerviline. • Tryft...
.CATARRHOZONE mires Catarrh. .
:
Far-lravelled Atiantic Liners.: -
Two , knowil. Atlantic. liners.
• have °made more than 500 trips
across the :mean. They eave.. each
travelled mutelderably over 2,000,-
,000 of miles, a distance equal to
eight and three-quarter • timee that
between the meth and the moon.
Between them they have carried con-
siderably over 100,000 saloon and
.260,000 steerage passengers; across
the . Atlantic. " • • • • •
"A doge .of Miller's Worin Powders
oceasiornely will keep the Children
healthy. • • - • • • •
indicted for Manslaughter.
. Toronto, May 21. --Arthur McIn-
tyre, the 13-yearold boy who shot
hie father, Peter McIntyre, daring it
quarrel, will notebe tried for niurder.
alise Grand Jury at the AsS123S this-
morhing "brought in an indictment for
manslaughter, end McIntyre. will be
cui ti -morrow. It le anticipated
;teat he will be sentenced ;to a perlod.of
confinement in a, reformatory, as he
Ii too emulato be sate to the, penitene
tiary.
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Keep eifinard's Liniment lu thee
Rouse. .
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-OAK Heats • •es . -
Galt, Ont., Mtly Ia.-Samuel Bronelt,
of Preston, builder and contractor,
wee seriously injured this month*
while riding to Galt on it bicycle. A
street .ear going in the same- dime -
ton collided with lam, kimeking hhn
eenselees. Tte right leg was broken
above and he.10W tilts knee, the mus-
ette; of the right hip torn and the
pelvis bone broken. Braneb was taken
to Galt .Respitel.
It is because they improve the pow -
ere of eseimilation time ' Miller's
Compound /ron Pills cause the red
vorpuseles to multiply and the
weight to teatime° so rapidly,
the Moist diffielilt and by far the "In.,the tail of /805 I need throe butte, is living outside tho Delhi Gate
greater Part of difteetleit atlas or four boxes of Dr. Moot fel:leer/ lune Who, It Is said, IMO itet Meted
pled* In the intestines. Liver Pills for (lonstIpation and lila lips for the last fifty yeitre, tar
Nothing leo qtilekle interferes With etonretelt troublar, and Ile vett found haftdernanded anything 4ever from
• illgaitica it$ eluggisii, ' torpid. ea 431)4111oz to (anemia With then). any. newton to satisfy the irresiote
Con Of the liver, kiditeee rind tense hod etifiered from 'Ulm() itomplititits ; ble deinfuens of tier stemitelt. People
for many ;team nail taken many fleck to see him in large numbors.
tte rentietinble, end pet the blame kettle of Metlichlea, but le refit/4110d
Where it le de:revved. Atiqult tee for 11r. Cilium* Nitiriey-Liver Pilisto ' Mental -anti phyltleitl vigor Wane
the nue of Miller's eompoutd !toe
intrelesletried staatteh and get nevey Mire rite Artr DOW well and strong
nowt( to the foundation of the trou.
bee by setting the Meet% liver and
bowels tight
140Metintes people tvornicr why Dr. keep too bowels perfectly tergulnr*" day at tittlete " I •if.ke thie breed ; it's
ehesse's Ridney•IAVor :to sore- Dy acting directly on the Ichl.11()A, co act, and sho la a Nese
inarkable effieleite as it cure for dy-
"ver 41"(1 bawelEe De' "la" "ee hinglanacr edueatien. Did elm
'
but mitinue to take one or two
pills a weak to counteract the tale
Acid tegulltion In the blood anti to
A New Word lit 'Paton. .
VP heard a woman say the oliter
' Beginning or the Endr"m"um
"You can cook, I eupposel" queried
the young man,1 whO was feeling his
'way to a proposal. s
"No," Wee the frank reply', "I never
even attempted It. My parents never
thought I meted have to seek a posi-
tion as cook." -Chicago 'News.
To Cute a Cold in One Day
rake.Laxative Brom° Quinine • Tablets. All
ts refund the money if it fails to euro,
P5O1.41* W. Grove'seignature is on mu% box.
Herbert Spencer's Old Age.
Herbert Spencer has passed the age
of 80, and, though never a robust man
wall keeps- himself in good conditioe
by the tonic of steade, Intelligeneay-
directed work. • '
When children are Pale. Peerish and
restless. at night, they require a
dose. or two of Miller's :Worm .pow-
•
„Birds and. "Old" COOS.
' A• French phYalCittn, says the Jew-
eler's Cireulax-Weekly, lately had an
oppeetunity to observe a pointe de
I'areaarhich had been lying for several
days in the Stomach of a child, and
found that the gastric juice had acted
upon the Smallest partioles of the
article, billeting the blade and point
and giving th.e medal a brown color.
In thls manner might be explained the
process used in Italy to- produce old
coins. and medals. Large birds are
Made to swallow roughly stamped
coins with, the image of, Tiberius or
Caligula; after a while the animals
give off again the coins, upon whieb
meanwhile an appreciable layer of
patina has fortited: This result is ap-
parently due to the action of tee gas -
trio juices.
Deafness Cannot be- Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach th: -
diseased portion Of the car. • There is only on
way to cure Deafness, and that is by consti-
tutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an
Inflamed condition of the' mucous lining of the
Enatachittn.Tube. When this tube gots inliam- -
hearing, and.when it is entirely closed Deafness.
Is the result, and unless the inflammationcan
be taken out and this tube restored to its nor-
mal condition, hearing will be destroyed Mr-
-ever; u we cases oltt of ten aro caused bv
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
ease of Deafness_(caused by catarrh) that can
hot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
TA/04.n ec Co., Toledo, 0,
iVirSold jbauifiigagimisj.
'lly Pills are the best. •
,Ohipodor
ISSUE NO 21. 119000
The leastoreetif the Material and Ite
Mee lu rebel°. Favor. .
Ithakt cloth, Which ban. becollee the
smart itureerial for ' tile nu miner
tallorenatle gown, owes ite poeniie,r-
ity in the fashion world to the great
favor it atm found among the 1•011.
.on merle set einem the beginnents or
tbe AegicaBoer unpleanantnese. It
Watt first "IntrOduced to this heettn.
try In the' North materna of !Wheal
'eloth, in watch etre. Langtry recit-
ed the famaus Kiplieg poem, "The
Abstent-Minded Beggar." Unleste rash -
ion arbiters will be, very musell mis-
taken, tills Material will be •much to
the fore this .0111niner. and. either
plain or tritIsmCd witai-Stiteisedhandm
of itself, or en applique effects, many
'striking eget/Imes and separate ski rts
et it well be seen.
about 12.0r 18 years 'ago ea Fag.
lishmen Hoaxed, Lehman saw thetain-
Mies making it cloth of it yel low.
tell brown color, dyed with the juice
•of the Nikita ;tree to produce -the.
•ishaele. He thew went to work. and
1 invented a• method of dyeinee and
the -shine A material sleallar 3m had
to the native Indian produete which
'WO now have in the present, khaki
(prouounced kalekee.) It Was first
'adopted by the B.ritIsh Office,
and then by the elnglisa Meer °owe,
• Otir ,own • Governmeet awarded the
fast contraet for its Manufacture
• on December 280, leas,- its vete,:
first use by our military; and since
then mellows of yards: have been
• used lea• United States army tine
forms. Dame Fashion pi:oases to I
equal its consumption Tor feminine
wear tide Bummer. • .
The name aliald velars to the
color. Which in Simla) means dirt,
for kltaki caw Im mule in a variety
of weaves in Mitten 'arid wool, al-
. though • the generally accepted. a,p-
plication of • this term just now is to
• cetton stuff.. granite to drill, that
Is waterproof 'and exceeelingly dare.'
tele and can be -easily 'laundered.- •
Philadelphia Record. ,
. 'Min/trees • Liniment, Lumbertuanel
Frientle
.horse-shoe Magnet, the eirst-named Is.
•
Buy -an ordinary bar tmagnet Or a 1
the preferable shape, 'Take a' knit -1
'ling needle or any piece' of • tolerably 1
hard steel, arid with one: pole of the
magnet ruls it from. end to end. Re-
peat that process several: times. being
careful to bring the " magn,et back
without touching • tie needle to the
. end from which you started; he other I
; words:- theerubbing•.- muse -be -are one' •
'detection only. If it horse-shoe Mag.
net .be employed, start from themidele
ot the knittlitg needle, pees .the mag-
net along to elater end, then bring. it
othro.ogli the air to the other end, and •
stroke the needle severartimes,
ishing .in the middle, .
'... •
Weak
Lungs
When Your throat and.lungs
are perfectly healthy you
needn't worry about the
germs of consumption. The
• don't attack healthy people.
It's. the weak, debilitated, in-
flamed membranes that are
first affected. tiard‘coughs
and colds weaken your throat
and lungs and make Ob.
sumption more easy.
If your lungs are weak
SON'S FISSION
Is the best remedy you can tire. it
Soothes and Nati and gives tone
and strength to these delicate mem-
branes, In this way you can prevent
consumption; And you can cure It
also jf you haven't had It too long.
Keep taking It until your lungs are
strong and your weight restored
ScorlteelleraMgieeVetiente,
• • •
A sleeping polle,eman might be term-
ed "a silent watch of the night," une
less, pereitance, he snores.
A VALUABLE RECIPE
For.Courrhs, Colds and Lung Diseases
Take a half Naomifull Flax -seed Tea with
et dose of EST'S •
CI-ERMAN BRUST BALSAM
Four or Rye times aday. It never fails to give
immediate relief.
25 and 00 cents at all Druggists, or from
LI. F. Ray, Chemist, Pore Elgin, Ont. •
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Will cure tcellepsy, Fits,
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Leamington, Ont.; free sample' sent ou ap-
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(1... I • _t_
- • nu' oluicaR , smoke or eat. deadstamp
sopco Seawerthpre a le. no Ike.
CINIOtte. algal -VAPOR Wen 00.. 1
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You learn all about Virginia lands, soil,
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reading the VIRGINIA FARMER.. • Send roc
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A Theory.
•
GeralttaI wonder bow .Ananias got
ouch a reputation as a liar ?"
Geraidine-eesuppbee he told Sapph-
ire, • she was the onle girl he had
ever leved-Harperei Bazar.
• ' Stratferd., Aug- 4, 1893.
Messrs. O. C. Itielepade & Ccie
Gentlemetr,-My neighbor's boe, 4
years old, fell into a. tub of boiling
water and got scalded fearfully. A
few days later his legS swelled to
three times titter natural size, and
broke out in veining sore*. Els par-
ents weld get nothing to help him
till 1 recommended MINARD'S
MEWL which, after tieing two bot,
ties: completely cured him, and 1
knour of several ono& around here
almost ite remarkable, curedeby the,
same Liniment, and I can tally say
r never bandied a, medicine which
Iia had' as good a gale or given
outer unlyersal satisfaction.
. tilIBER.T, •
! General efereattnt.
Mr. Baldpate (to bitehful boa) -
"What's the inAtter, little man? Hoe
the cat got your tongue?" Tom. -
"Now 1 Iles she got your hair ?"
A-lo-antloama.
Mob Wouldn't Rise.
Bthol-(11shing far a compitment).
1 wonder what he saw in um to fall
in love with ?
clarisot-Thatiti what everybody
EplyR. Men are curious OrefttUreS•
tioareeStrity Storlee.
By their atitlou on the Stomach.
Liver ttuti Dowele, letter'S Wane
Powders cermet all suet) troubles as
leek of Appetite, lellousnees, Dante
shiega Santee 4Conipteelon, eta; nice
to titko.-
A Theory.. .
Gerald -Z %vender how Ananias got
. atoll w reputation as liar
Camellia -4 staiplese Im told eapple
• ira site was Ake onlY girl lie had
ever loved -Mopes . Bazar.
Ask for Illinard's, and take no other.
Mr. Baldpato (to bashful boy)-
"Urbat's the matter, little matt? Has
the cat got your tongue?" Tont-
1,Naw lIss She got your hair ?"
epepsia, indigmalon and Featuach Amy -Liver I, y• Make is ,
vent showy,' or is the. torta used
•Srauble*.- They ateget that Owlet:, these organs treater and active and
11lnronnutl
1s
fAVe nover ,heard it before., and
rit the filtering and excretory or- pepsin, indigestion arid nli spinach Boston 'Tour na.l.
troubles. Ono pill a dose, i...) tents' - .. ,.....
Except hi base" Of attire tetripor. a box. at all dealers or Ediaansen, Minard's Liniment is used by Pity'
*es isitioltion, *toto*ch Medicines Bette 4b 00.• Toronto. , *Wane.
*enter are eaused b7 • aerangehietite permanently cure coiretipation, dye- dialect dietionarle3 knew It not. se
A sleeping polleeitian might be tertn.
• ed "A Anent Wietelt of the night," un -
lea, perchance, ho snores,
WARTS,
BUNIONS,
PAINLESSLY
' REMOVED
Twenty4odr Hours,
Attnam's Painless
Corn, Extractor
'A palnleila and radical our* for Oorne,=
Warta and Bunions of all descriptions.
The preparation lute /moved to 99 th11
most satistactore reatedY ever 01tertd to
the public- for the Immediate relief Mid
permanent euro of one of the most dia.
treating and cOmmon of minor aliment',
t This sueceasful tombitiation bas be -'n
. teethed. only efter many tests' experience
In his exteneive,. practice by Dr. . ScAtt
IPutnem, the well -kneels magical °tiro -
podia, "London,. Eng, end we alone AN
authorized to use his' name.
Every person speaks well of It. /t is
painless and prompt and the only torn
and wart curt that does all that Is chtimed
for it. It Is tare, We, and never rale to
cure.
Puttlithi'll 1.1:Ixtrieter mace ire deer, car.
Ries in the drab, no dengerotts and' pain.
ful Metre, producto wither pain eta els,
coinfort, and atts q,uickly.
OnwArte OP SUBSTITUTES.
/fold bt ell dealers in Ineditille.
, N. G. Politon 6 CO., KInetton, Oat, Pre
pleat% , : . . , _
1 11** POlion's Nerviiker 'tot ;ill PM.
Farmer Co,, Empona; Va,
ear.
ST".1.AWRETICE0-
:CRANULATE
delphia, Pti., for treatise and free $2 triaiNottle
For sale HOW, 1780 Notre Dame street
Montreal, Que.
•
Mrs, Winelow's Soothing 'Syrup should td- "
Ways be used for Children leething, It soothes
the child, seam% the gams, cures wind colie
:4-Ma1st-he best remedy tor Diarrhcea. Twenty t
tire cents a bOttle.
fUL REFINERSARKg NUM
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AIRKES
THEIR GRANULRTED IS
100 PER GENT PURE,
:Walthaiii Watch fci
We will tend to any retder of this paper &Omuta,
Waltham Watch in a Nickel Silver C'aSo, StrareWilla
and stem -sot, for only $6.00. W0 will guarantee it to
be exactly as represented, and should It not, in your
opinion, be so,_ We will return your money. Wo wan}
your trade. Toga, it is why Mt make this siren RON
we are cOnfidentthat our business j udgment will no
be misplaced. we know that by pleasing you is the
only way for us to earn your good -will. and constant
patronage.
You may not desire to send us any moricl...1/1 aL
VAIIC6 with your order, as our reliability 11.110101Ra
to ye.:. Should this be tri you need not tend us any
Money et all, but we wifl send tho watch to Wait ex-
press officew as YOU runame tot. yea toexamine. l
Le we represent it you haat the money to the OXPtete
agent and tako the watch; if not, return It ht 011e
eXpe1160. Wo make Lids oiler solely to prove our mom
both, anabeeause we went your tonildenet• and Rena
tO sell you other artielse that you may want in naS
ftuture. Write at once.
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E T.BI EDDY'S,
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Produce a QUICK, SUitlt "LIGHT° every tittle, They hay° had a
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For Mae by 6,11 Virstoelsui beaters.
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