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Too much rush and
bnatie, work and worry: fall
to the lot of the average
business man. Eidneye
can't lltelld, ty; they UV, tQ
filter the piteous from the ,
blood properly, 'Urinary
troiiblo,generstlanguor and
pain in the hank are, the
natural remits, & snap
' Mara"t •° attend to buatneas
properly if hie book aches
,i amain., eo trying.
'Only one nce.remoy'that met fait!.
DOAN' 5.
KIDNEY PILLS.
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teed h�mhinit form businapeys spn whobave
"X hsrve tatken Doan's $tattoo Pills,irrhioh
tired at the Medical all here, for
x e atiem and paints in the small of my
Amick, with which;, . ha .q J ecu afiligted.
fo
Alpe set a1c'yeare. They did Inc. so much
'Pod that X heartilyrecommend them
: $n exoellent Medicine int forklieuniatio°0rduiileii
and backache, , Crimes a. Primly, dealer.
b�ilattigulturelaimaleMentieithellii Onto
Doifa'. Kidney pills Mire backache, lame
Or weak babtr,, Brlg tM iiava>lei;diabetee,;
dropsy, graved, Bearden* in :the urine, tot
frequent rieinge at night, rhe matisns, iutd
Weakness of y thelildaetat in Children and •
old people, Remember the name, Doan's,
"attd rabies elLiatiterra. ,7140 Doan;Kidney
.Fill CO., Toronto, Oat,
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ty work while you sleep without
X' i 2 or ippsin curing bilin
eaI�t liess,:constipation look Bead
ache ana.dyspepsia'and'tnake
P :s1-'6 you feel better in the morning.
,iiwo kyles ado. at all druggists.
A ,QUEER TRADE..... :
Remarkable SIMI LIMplayed.bT Pro.,
te.Iiownl Dee •.Traekere.
• ' "Talk ;itbout• your queer trades," said
a maty 3;oin Texas, "what do you think .;
• of'beeltraciting as a means of making a
diving? X know several professional nee
'tracks ,who have never done anything a
else in their lives, and their. skill is some-
thing almost ineretIt••b1e.: , What •.ts the
work like, did you ask? Well, I'll ex- a
plain. Down in Bee county, in. my state, 0
where some of the greatest apiaries' in
the worid'are located, all honey is graded'
and ..marked 'according to ttlaq I;loom from s
which it was obtained. For example, you `
may have your choleelof,eotton'blossorn..•
wild 'clever, 'horse mint and several dtber••
brands, ascii diatioett tb•;:Qai!or 'Chis ':s
seems very. mysterious t a stranger, be-
caus`e the bees ;rangtt tui d> over' miles `• of
countryside. But it was discovered Jong
ago that the. colony from : each hive or '
Clus>terof3livea•always draw theit:sweets t
from some one pijrttu ulara ftolvet an d yells
giously shun the others. At the begin- aJ
Mug of the honeq making•season•the,pro-
prietot oYt •a b hike' wants• ti know°,'of
4ourse, how much, of egeh (laver be is
'going to have, as' a basis,of calculations.:
So he sets the tracker to work. •
"The tracker, who is always .a native
Iliesiran, monista, his . ton .:little. bran- ..1
cho, rides over to a row of hives; waits . a
until a big, healthy looking bee - .emerges.. '
and when it Mee away ten its daily slyest a
Ire gallops along in its. wake. Often` the a
;feeding ground is miles distant, and the P
„laluooeq sag aaq}r; mood
Liu Attu Amato; Mug •eat 4110( ,yawl}
'sous r goes u1 gown oe aaluuga pato
eta0 .tuv ;vq3 }g1noq} .'assn X,. 'Cl4ad
papedxaun ag; auk ,kalp asap ;iw
'mlg labluroa o; said;
'pease eq „Luanne os Caa tion op Aga"
os
•heli:' o; nos sin pasuve galgaa l se¢: m
mama; Injaapuoerr aq3 $yak }1 3V1( 'pity
;pulled agnayp .v apuiu peg aq req; flag
`wiq p .ia;;vg ;mo 'siva;sod eq; no perp
0ligesut,Iau1 alta sjq '4i'ta3lnq Cas o} av34q
pus same sig ' iso tial 'ishan aq; 'aolddans
on o,X,"wlq o; ;i pansoga pas dainty;;
eq; soy ;cos of 'pagsnag svdt ;i nags
';lvt}aocl aq; no ;moat aura(' eq 'aaq;rl opt
pelgwaso4 dlasolat aq ;mg plus aq apnoea
''tort eta jo galena n Salami' ant! 'sag;
put 'phos aq sv nate psap eq; ;Doge
l4vin3I1,1vd Pam sit man; eq; meat
peals;qo eq 'aao,;aaaq; 'pus ';uaut Citta
paa.ou snq; Sq papunsaad eq o; martini
paet•onu `Crpuq tauow pa}uses eget '1
...Piaui 'nett'
J0 ;lv4;aod eq; asst o; envaaq; ear not ;111(;
F0044 41010 t ;vitt ;lust `IIPAA..
r , a,u.- . - 4113"i 8811490 =tr3,..
u 1t0j A; tisl-?Il Pia»
„Ltaoq;ray 'to 'Uvea tato sI„
•aaatsue eq; sea~
„'tuotttuV •;s to 2104ao4 g al tttgy„
44'430'9 lasso eq; aro B1.
imp eanlald asognl ani fiat asap„ •tatu.ly$
eq; plus „itis 'aft auftoo;' sane s
'q l
• v *PI
,Y� t eq; pease 1,Lllva;aoe sit }limen e;
ew }oadxa not op • q;alta uo rang uaga;,,
e,eq do; 'a a 'tat gO,1
1 lq'ass ;,use not ili,1
Cilnlaznoue plus sansei. eq3.
dodnaaatly' 'amp .tau }ti uswaSuaa plc
eq; Pas oft asnald aq 13lnon4 eq 3vq; P111
ptrn •gaomf1; op ot" paaa3v opus$ `soil;
3vq; ;s if;rvam q;le& pauapangaaao• gut
•aq• Ion '}l tetania. •'1po1.rod s,Jaq;vj :opt
;sled o; rem pa;sanbaa oqm amminj at pa
•aa;110 maw; eau meat 4MT/re `Asp euo ow.
.
448 aaq''ul,olaoas m Iota 'aanurad •daoes;lt�•
;urea,$ aq;. corp. plevq'•ami aq; elfq•M,
• .toy Aq t'a;u1 a
emiscsf.x f we 1o;paaApe;oaRuaua ♦ y
'nlano snolwno v
olio; . esai� our ,wnlauna r�:
urs nl' Nob ass main 10 sal puenb *Zug.
pas' •q;uotu 'sane. s. a;sto aaag7 jo.
alarms , soma • potentinoo. duoloa• moo/ 0R;
ug; pjo; '11iu I ±seeks. -lamas eq; 'mad
-sus I'adatiVOI 'gsll1alq ;0: puvtuutoo ;sol
ttuapptlg. eq 'aanau0j,,.,ruinosuas aq; O;u1
goad- o3 pair} I nag& � 3ulaosvas, pus
1110. .i4 dii;e Ureas r pappn Pun taint
nt.pae;sS0•papp•eq; Palnoq-•4ldlnns ptrq aq
ru pro} $utgooa'eq; pip. 'gel avmvrilgO
qy •pa;ss; eaee a&nq i .asie Sugq fqv
utoaj.;ue1ajjlp 'soave taadded avllnaad. r
pais pas 'ramie; 'Sian' pig 'utag asses.
aAlesoaa}1;'sea;spo 'wiz :<'snolaitap Inuit
saes calces !ojnus ao.:Male 1* .ntoa s. pa
ur4o;„kititoteg a ut a1;q$noaq aiam.tagx
mut jo pnapy uvlio1uoyq aaq;out ¢q an;
xpanal'..1 oto a1403 1lauq a43.'AI uollv'3r•4
ul 1'elaads tq ernes para; I Warn ants, •
:stun ss uasotq patryaeass:
n uol;l`a.ado eq; ;is ;no °tubo tagl,;nq
nsoua. Sou, op I •. aoll!sodp oaap a}uapead
tigA, eq'aaet para toj nos eq; o;' polled
-xe ohne. !ace 0,'131 1P. sdoi.o tie,, *Gads
secret 04r1 'hath• :tau;us 1?�110) i .s1t• tl
Juan se intl. '3a.mas soman ,n: si ssaaoad::aga
a11iTl a43 ie epla•aaglo ou3'uo •sapaduttags
aAl1Un auk -int} ..;v _ (,ta i.da:;c{
ale saaisso eqy -meg; Mogi 1(e trio pug
o;, sulvd tion; z 4jet,Iio.oy tI pus 'paslad
she ;.B'rae's: swat' r 'assutln jO !salq.i*w
e. inlpasq.•.'.v, a]ltl.,•Qla1;}U.'. tau,;:•trod
q3 Mutlavq. elect passo; chi earl no..Aa
saopq ss . prim sv pas . •;'loo n1. te1041
.yup. 0sou-pfaq; ;uq; aim ouedegip, Liao
r[ ” ileus, daap aft; snot; now; espemq
euot;ipuoo pa:b Am/ su 1ua;aletronLs :env
bee tithes anything but et beeline.'' On the.
padase► .pun pataewgs non aaans Satm,
dmnid se seam. ;nq 'spool panap aaq;o Rall
1
and:
f
rolics through' gard
en
s, 'ro
afs
In
'shady gro es an hae. agoodtinegever
ally.
• Eut•it---4amst•thing.'in tht.
• world -'"1't r~'1 " r,• sh?ike ofits .shadow.
How the Mex can manages to: keep it in
sight- and to,distioguish ft°tram, other
bees frilled* exi
e'•;route V flare- never been
able to understand; The :business •seems
actually' to'; develop a • special.,' faculty,
Whenlhe :bee•finaily Meares Its destina-
tion, the tracker Clarkes a mental„' note
of the variety of Hewer and->tlten'returns
horde. H lte,day be •heritree phis • observa-
tion by following another hero gatherer
and then labels the hive and proceeds to
the next one. When' his task Is done,'
the apiar7 ntatl .know'. exactly What he
. can, depend on in the several flavors. The
trackere°'are wellpaid; • enough . to let
jhem loaf between seasons."
Contrary, it makes long detours, frisks. '
MEN REFORM THE CAMERA.
Pbotovlrrjililer gays Ther Ase Mora
,1a'asaay Than Women. •
*Which ter- Is • the west/gush* When.
tst►ing•a-photograpktaken?" was-Wiked
,61 a prominent photographer. The man
Bailed aa.:}ie rhplied, without :d moment a
hesitation; ''The male. • When a man
eottendtt hereto be4hotographect, til 1of
de instantly begin to rook out for squalls.
' We'will pose hiin c6rredtiy-and are fast '
about to snap the • whetter when be Mai-
denly realembera .that his hair bas he -
come rumpled by -his hat. and, insists on
btudhing it; in spite of our frantic p'rotca-
�, ,:tattoos that It .looks all right,' Then,' When we, have fixed him in the correct
poaitlon again ha will 'decide that it is not
treaty what he wants and - proceeds
therewith to arrange ,himself: to his own
•••-••---•••-••----eatisfaction, -with•- the•.3nevitable•-4wrltie--
. quence of bad focusing, wilicb he Invaria-
bly blames • on us when the picture is
•shown him.
"Ladies, as a general rule, take it .for'
•• granted that we know - more: about lit
• than they do, and the pictures are gen-
erally more suceessful. .The happy fami-
ly Which comes in to be photographed to- .
gether and Which often 3.nclitdelt two 01'
tli'ee aht1a11ing brats g vee .aa endles0
trouble.
• "The3i there. id the .omnlptesetit "nth
fete who wants .his biceps to Iok three
times• their natural size and who swede
out his Chest and tdtittacfs his-rduacleg
until bis face looks like ire was undergo.
tag a horrible attack of tramp colic. A
covert suggestion to hint to try to 'look
pittorral often brings u frown of con-
tempt, as • Duch as to say, his unnatural
and strained looking appearance 'is per -
reedy normal. Perhaps the easiest class
of ,enstdiners to get 'along' with are 'the
gree ciubd,` bh, and -football teaiae
who are to 0 ogratahred in .a group.
The'. are gen all' ttasjr to arrange, and
the :lhotograplba'•of then: tarn out better
fhaiu any we take, But in spite of the•
Siete 'of man at tbe.,gentler sex for the
tubi eir of- home thex-, take 'to dress,. it
u could only; see tl#ntt settle Man in tbe
di of being photographed you would
der tand the punk -me inconafsteney of
Baan nature as you never have'before."
Exchange..
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A BRittGQIST'S' ()'PINION,
l •maims Ism raa
Lord 1ilverotoua was installed es Lord
Ohief 4/ mato of Nngland,
A physioian is not always at hand.
Guard yoursalt against midden ooughtt and
colds by getting a bottle of Paiu•Killer la.
the house. Ayotd aabatltutel, there is but
Quit
Paiu•Killer, Petry Davis'. 25o. and
Lord Roberts officially denies the re-
port that Col. Giirouardf the Director of
Railways with the British army in South
Africa, has placed any orderelwith United
State. firma,
If.a child eats ravenously, grind's the
teetb at night end piolas its nose you. may
almost be certain 1t. hes worths and should
administer Wtthout delay Dr. Low'. Pleas-
ant Worm Syrup,. this remedy contains its
own cathartio. .
Admiral Beaumont, Corenaander of the
North Pacifio fleet on the AuatralUn sta-
tion, has left Vancouver for Montreal, en
route for England.
A TERRIBLE OQUGIId•,.
Icaught & taDarter,
r'o nrom Northport,
a ob set d `cu m
throat, and longs, end:my'irienda, though
it would send me to`mv grave, when otbo
reameditwa:tilled, pr�+ •aced'! Norway Pin
Syrup completely ohred me.
chit .Sollenson, ty oupg . Swede, wa
ahot and killed by oneof the aentino]
oc guard at Fort Han000k, New York.
Froin allotter Ospadadome` lettere tell
ing as of the great benefits derived 'fro
the use of the 11, L. Menthol Plasters i
cases of neuralgia,°rhenmatiem,7alne bac
y
r
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This "picture t$rtbe-:trade Mark of
e SCOTT'S il*MtTI;$ION, and la on
a every bottloof SCO•x",C's :MUX
O in the e1
SX N 'Vfr r d, which now
m' amounts to many :millions yearly,
k, This great business has grown to'
MAKiale MIRE 13Y WOOD. .__,...
Mee C'adaver Who Tried '!'bila ,Au..
cle it Pias Without Iuceeer,
"'fanged If I believe anybody ever
made a tiro by rubbing two sticks to.
gether, all travelers' yarns to the con -
teary notwithstanding," declared an en-
thusiastic local sportsman the other day.
"I spent a ,pouplo of weeks • with a camp-
' lig party lost sprit's. and crag i uerning 1
got'separateii froln the theft bays, and it
was night •htaloritIfourt�nty:wnr bw.k, to
our ,shack. I am au inveterate smoker,
:and wen I filled up my pipe after wan-
deriug around f'er toe hew.or ,two I- was
horrified to find- that my" match safe was.
empty. As soon as I made that discov-
ery my desire for a smoke increased
about 600 per cent. If I had had my gun
along, 1, could. have.�starteli a blaze with.
i:out'troiible, but ualnelsily "'had set out to
do,•so'ne nobles jean hall rio.wrdpogtbat
' sny.,hook anti line. Naturally the drat
thing that occurred to me watt' flint and
;pH,' bat 1 • couldn't find any flint.oarn1
Ian I,thappened to think ole the old.st017
`•titloltfi tasking lire 'with two pieces .00
wood.
"'Well, I won't tire you with details, but
if ever a man gas@ an•,exper Rut -'recon•
scientious• triad • - did on °tblat 'occasion. •1
picked up chunks of halt a• demo, differ,
eat kinds of wood, %trimtued Ftliein dowii.
with my penknife and tried them all in
various combinations,, uaipg olie herd sand,,
one soft stick, exactly as the story books
say,the.Ind tins, do. allut,iaithough I ryb-
bed until the pesky things were ciitifed
nearly in two, I never succeeded in get-
ting them even warn', At last 1, remem-
bered reading s~ometrlhere about: a scheme
a of the natives of'd'ava, who are said to
lay a flat piece. oft-toodi•on the ground
and twirl a small 'rod; tot, fashion, on its
surface, • by means of a cord. I soon
made one of. the machines, cutting; up my
suspenders for.,the string, &t the end of
half an hour .t 'was • redhot and• -the -sopa-
ratus••wae. d'ead.cold. But 1 had gone far
enough to convince me that the man who.
wrote the story'• was a triple plated lia
and.I yearned violently for his gore.
struck camp just about dusk, and the
Aral thing, I did was to -grab• a coal from
the ere and put it on;ltny;pipe.'. Later on,'
I.discongred four matches in the lining of
111y vest. I won't,repeat'my rernarlts, hut
'my Iriepds asked me, why 1: didn't • talk:
that way in the woods. - They say my
language would have set are to ,a piece of
asbestus."
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etc. Davie di Lawrence Co., Ltd., mann
facturere,
These teen #ell from the rigging of 1h
eobooner Maria Annette, ;near•: Brookvi11
One was killed end one fiery seriously, in
lured. '
FR'
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We give trite Leanna,•t1 ep
nlng to a 1tttldaom5' pluk
•nnedp a;on ac1U on
• 'such vast proportion,
First,*Because the ro rietors
e have lwa s been, Most careful.
• selecting the 'various ingredients
used in. its composition, namely;.
the finest Cod Liver • 0:1, and the
X11 purest Ilypophosphites. .
dot,dal�nutppackagoSo[Vloi ]'
,,. $oteand He111atropDoPerfi
. stica;eacli. This Rtn ialnad
ae
mo Seadxtd;-Because they have' so
of tb4wvrpitif�o hr, t"il p I t
Allop whteb look, lyra l o
n,nUMgrahangesco11
It 1 pet with three agio,t a
btrf.rnl.'r aaila11 *6ttur
onoyrndwowill1,0tity ur
lung and Casa p atpald
items Specialty Co.
ItaA... to 'Toronto.
HOUSEHOLD'HINTS.
• •
If` sernbbing.,bruehee are stood on end
to dry,• they. will teatmuch. longer.,
After cutting onion.wash the knife t
told water, which, will* quickly retnove the
odor,' wbereas,hot water Cause.. It to lin-
ger about the' liege. •
Dry " sawdust heated on a . clean tin in
the oven, is an excellent remedy _for; rub
bing off mildew And other da rap, spots
from metal and other' polished• goods.
A Wash that.will restore the whiteness
of aluminlum ,.will he appreciated no
skillfully combined the various
r ingredients. that the best possible
; ; results are obtained by its use. ;
. Thirst: -Because it liar made. so
neap:, sickly, delicate : children
• strong and healthy, given health'
and rosy.: c'heeks.to So. 'many ~palle,
anaemic girls, and. healed the lungs
and xestorec4•to,full.health1 4omany.
In
thousands in the, `Aust stages : of
- - Consufnption • . ,
It you have not tried it, eelid for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & IIOWNE, Chemists,
el oo all dru
iW , sd gJflatli ..•
NIL is reported that. the •' Britieh •Adnlit-
alty is organising • n • itdditional reserve,
w; •aqua iron for.sdryice in lion's, waters,•.:.,
_' ' t , -t: r - , :..
that
'it has such a targe variety of uses.
An exchange goys that 30 gifting of, bora
•:In * liter of water. With are dr•'six drops
of stamen's, 'if .used to clean lt, Will make.
it as .beautiful!as when _new. ,
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A •DA U GHT
U TESDA GEl�
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'A Chatham Mother Tells how Her
Daughter, who was Troubled
with Weak Heart Action
and runlDown System
was Restored to
Health:
Every mother who has aldaughteralroop-
k and fading—pale, ng pale, weak and fieriaria--
hose.health is not what at ought-to,be,
should read the followingstatement made
by Mrs. J. S. Heath, 39 iohinond Street,
hatham.Ont : •:
f' Sometime agol got a besot Milburn?.
Heart and Nerve Pills at the Central Drug
re for my daughter, who is now 13
ears of age, and had been afflicted with
oak salon of the heart for seoneiderabI.
ngth of time. •
•"•'These pills hate done her a'world pf
ood, -restoring strong, healthyl•actioft of
her heart,.3mprbving her general health
and. giving Ler physical strength beyond
Aur expertatlons. ;, . R •
t1Theyar'eaaplendidvemedy, and to any
ne'inffering from weakness, or heart and
nerve trouble I cordially recommend
em.»
Milbnrn'e Heart and Nerve Pills are i3Wei
'box aar'.3 ter 01.211,. at alI druggist.,
'.
u $o
t s qulu tel 'paA,lpo sea;sto aitll C1;pv w
-xa patlool ;nuns xo lnlpuai; a ;no' ljo0; aq ,.
'xoq;$Fq't'3o':Pil eq; Suldado. 'pun 'pond
-gSnAoile ens/ lutob, •itia;8Ro pai.1P C
;netts ptial aq ;eq}' pazlrt;a. I a.roj
-aq pease I ,,,Lialso Am, 81 enlan;noo is :
amen sip pima, ,t taro lip Doan not[, Ste
'plus eq tf;aasaad pus 'seine ;uafaaxe
" 1111 ata wase'.ag .'oto;s L,taooi a atom • y
ova aq sv. Jean ss st gaplei ,1030 °staaors, , le
•• ansa aq lugAt sdaaal eget dna . sari
pua1.; 111 089 01:vl paddoap•I;, 'uan wagon
guinea°. esaH •r onus o'o$v slap sanoS„
-poop ta8A off a; ping saw
Lally '1100044 ;saoag, v ;1:q :vevvereed
th
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FR Eel IM V411°' de
Pitts at 16a osehAlus are line]
Watch for selling •
dnly 2 dm. ort
finished in Auld r and sot WI
very finelmttattoa Dlamonde.ltubtee,
endy'Ru,oratle. ThoyuresplottUdvaluorun"1
Uy d�T wttbgold bands,apd
Is an excellent Unok
send Plus. Sellthe • n
oft your watch ym be Flew' w• charge MAI Fiat xt C *se.
'sada, aslttl PIA CO,, BoxA i or'uto, . , . - . _ • . - ..
''ung Doctor -Yes, : I eipect that
things will go pretty slow when 1 ctom-
tnenee, until I get started a little.
Old Doctor -Well, you mast 'expect•.
that., Why, when 1- first showed my
:•braise plate, I tat in my consulting room
tor three months. and only had one eaee
""Whew! , That was rough, wasn't 1t7
Only one rase, and. what' was that a ease
of? .
♦er etoyto cfl.• ho Watchbasa•tm,lta•
to otr,an,ented lel
. i ll t e cper. Write :roil WO
d m, return rn the• money,
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For i,ll 10 2 tn
'nifed MiionBattes,A;ttrr.leen-
brat 'Molests.. elwwlpg Ate •aatnll colors • or
his,brllltant ungorm an,l modals to we
10 de7e
tete tints on a.gotd grdnYdd.. write and.
nail 0bttona, eels then, return �'nlottey and
we ltnd nostpaid thta handaelme' tiYetcit••, It
fiak'ap l0bld nlckel,caee; accurate Ametria.
movement, and with are tteetiblast 10•year.
ART aUPPLY• cOMPkNY,:7101 Toronto.',
:+ rr
The Board of trade of Vancouver,.
1?aFe telegraphed ; Sir . Wilfrid Liintier,
t►rging,ba't'he, Canadian ‘branoh• of the
Royal Hint be established in their city,, •
., The 'Preach C3•overnMen't has decided to
keep;the•Expoaition - open •'until,'Novem-
ber the 1lth, one n,,iek longer than the
original, datai'Azed for ite closing,
Okotape, COON%"a'nd° colds are all quickie
cured by' Py4y=Reotora;;' It torment •the
Dough almost ina¢>ftttly,,, and cares readily
`thetndstobetisiecte.00�]d. Msnafactured by
the proprietors of PerryDatil}'Pain-Hitler.
• ,c Mrs Mary .:Seib art, of St. Thomas, was
• sentenced to .three •years in Kingston
'Penitentiary for -thrown* a pail of, boil-
ing water on a young , • man, plendie.
'filer.. •
A casket of• Pearl Dz, Von
Stan's Pineapple,. Tablets •: would ..�rove ' a
great solace to the disirxtenpd dyspeptic
ifhe would' but fest tier potency. They're
veritablegems in preventing the stating of
stomach disorders. -by aiding•and stiinulat.
Ing digestions -bei of these health "pearls ".
in a box, and' they cost 3s cents.. Recon-
• mended by most eminent phyeioians.-- Bi
Sold by Sydney,,' 1<aokeon;.druggidt,s Clinton
A colored man, named Mays, stabbed
Albert GCddell' iiia Sarnia barroom, and
tbe latter is in a oritioal condition.
O. L. Alvord, a teller in the Pivot I1
tional Bank of New York,: has disappear-
ed with 5700,000 of the banl,'at funds.
"d"
.' : fitestnge Reptiles:' eaee of �gPfl"1i'P11
• A western writer thintis, one of the se'
verest tests ever put• upon his rI*Ibles was
endured at a London dinner table.
Be was seated` next a lovely, rosy
cheeked,_grey eyed English girl who die,
'Rayeda moat Iz ;oi6Iug ani" ffn't'terl'tig
fntereat In his native land. S e appeared
to have itnbibed solne.elttraorailtary' all
about the perils .to be: encountered` in
the newly settled regions of the `United
States and .tried not to look beredtllous
when she was assures;• that things were
really not as bad as she imagined.
"I'm sure it's pleasant to be told there
are pot rattlesnakes in Alt the gardens,"
she salt', with A pretty smile, abut My
conaln wrote not ldhg • age that he had
Been over 400 wigwams in one little via
leget Perhaps," seadded as her corn-
panlon trade no, immediate reply, "the
wigwams are not as venomous as rattle-
eukitee, are they?"
'rue Compass.
One of the greatest Chinese diecoveries
was a kind of Iron ore which attracts
iron—the magnet. Then they found that
a bar of magnetic iron stet free always'
point' tto•thenorth. That Is the mariner's
compete,- `without• which travel • at nea
would be almost impossible. They were
the first people to dig canals and to find a
cheaper way of carrying goods than even
our rallarey.' In building they discovefcd
the greatest of all inventions --the arch,
Preferll•16d tri cheer [loltlg. •
"MIil1!` TWOS/floe." said thti sniffier.gallant at.thp'h1 p, "will you be tray part-
ner for the next set?"
"Oh MY," lithe exclaimed, "don't you
date?? Pd rather do that than set."
r W.,J. 'Stinson, A,uatir, Mao., writ, .
'"cur ga'ttomerq speak' sax hfghly 01 Mil.
'a surliest fat adrtohe roti'deki that 1t .
� evert tMti poippt d aye �enref"
•1.011 Oad 25e, • - r
*hide; It ,tri ''lad,, will *re.
ln"Sonth Airiest not the end of the 9ii1ltw"
order'*0 mettle several questions . n Tyr
n the administration aof the
Biyer at,t ►firansvaal colonist.
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Por Thrtotx Jtl$t1` Illi][,
144e la*
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How 1Eta. Was Thorougrh1T Tamed by ;
a Woman of Wit. '
a''+ 1' -ware day theta' isn't a woman on
earth who•-hasn'•t a•° theory" on tbe .subject
of Iiow to Manage .a husband, and I have'
never yet 'come across a man who was
any the worse for a little, scientific han-
d -hog now and then' If I were in the
desist' business,- I'd wild. a. palm: to a' cer-.
rain senator's• daughter, who hal set 'tin.
example' managing, wives ,-•plight. follow
,with profit .She has'a .husband,, this see,
ater•'s daughter:_.;wbo -is disposed to • be
crfticai., •Mest pf ;his :iriends are men of
great wealth, Who live extremely :we 1.
arid' association with them,li;s made-:hi1u.
teetewtbat3 heed, to..pleese in the, .matter
of cooking. • For some tithe the'tendency
has been. growing • On • him. • . Scarcely a
meal at=-.hi'3. home table passed . without
eritteisrn: from him •_ i•
d"What is :this meant: • fort". he would.
ask atter .,titsting an entree his wife had.
.racreit het brain•to think •up..' -
<,',i'ha':on earth is this?" be Would say •
wbtin dessert canis on.
"Is' this; supposed to be .a salad?" he'
would' inquire sarcastically wben}the let-: •
tuts was served. • -The wife stood It' as
long as she could:•:-i'Qne evening he came'
home;. in a particularly captious humor.
His wife was dressed in her most beton[•
ing gown and fairly bubbled over with •
wit, They went.in to dinner. The soup
tureen ,was brought in. Tied to::one han-
die was a Bard. and on that card the In-
formation in a bid/Sound hared:
"This is soup."
Roast. beef followed, with a _ placard
announcing:•; • •
"This is roast beef." •
The. potatoes were labeled; the gravy
dish was placarded; the'`olives bore a
card method "Olives,". the salad bowl.
carried -aag marked. :'Salad;" -and' when
the ice. cream caltaein a. card announcing
"nit' hi ice .cream" came with it.. The
wife: talked of a thousand different things,
ell through the meal, never once refer-
ring 'by word or look to the labeled
dishes. Neither then nor thereafter. did
she say~ a .word about them, and ;never
since that evening has the caption:' h1�e
band ventured to inquire what: anything..
get before him is. •
Joseph Roohon' received fatal injuries
n a fight with Joseph Slittidon at Book-
fiwaamlfadigreuk� o0,..ol • land. •
Paid* an�sea rust tfasoi:
lq' �a�agssteaciop c • it I�,
choice assortment of Attest k.:
in newest patterns And bknain
colors, enough team.* orer,010
. u.reinahee, NMhingllketham
for*teywork MulledArk18
arises.1 for 25e. Johnston ate.
rn . Toronto Canada.
Lord Boeebery'. book dealing , wit);
Napoleon'. life at St, . Helena will soon,,
be published* .
The - dr L. Stapleton of Cod•Liver Oil
may be taken with moat beneficial : results
by those, who are run down or suffering
from after effects of la grippe.f0dade by
Davis & Lawrbnoe po., Ltd.
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What is
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RIA
Castoria is tor, Infants and. Children. Castello is .a
harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric", frogs
and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither 0piun4
Morphine lnor:other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Ito ; ^:gnarautee is thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys
'ffirorins and allays alfa . Feverish -
.,
e aria -
ness,.. Castoria curees. Diarrhoea and Wind Coke. ' Castoria,
r' el'ie' res Teething; Troubles, cur's Constipation and,
Flatulency. Caster's assimilates the Food, Aguiates
the Stomach and Bowels of infants and Children, giving
, healthy and natural sleep.' Castoria is the Children's
Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
Castoria. o: Castoria.
Caatorta Is an excellent medicine for "' CUtorl& is a;o well adapted to children~
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me that 1 teem/ ee:J4 Was superior to any pre -
of Its good effect upon their children." scriptton known tome,"
IA. G. C. °.cool), Lowell, Mass. . 1•I. 4, Aacuaa, M. b. Brood lye, 4V. 1'' °
THE Frac-SINI�ILE SIGNATURE;± ' `-
AI''-"EA��#8 ` l ,.
EVERY WRAPPER,.
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Tat ce"j4+T' VI arfwi'tNY ar taUMSAv w'r'it:,,Ew vonn'e,TY. • '
au, �. Wirakr 01'
.NEPARATING AND
SETTING MILK.
now do well nbeerstood, 0344101y argu- '
•
The vs: ue et the fiream Seperator, le
iamb for itg rise woad appear super-
fluous. The following will, however, bei
milk were 100 the butter'irom the,
Separator, as compared with 69 Ina or '
batter from milked in open „pans tor 24,
hours, 66 lbs of butter whto it was set•
-for 36,tliours, 73 lbo Of !butter when it
. • woe set for 42 hours; twa 70 Ins when set
54hours. It may be taken for grant- .
•ed that the use ot the Separator givew
• 25 per omit more sream than any vete=
of skimming. it you are a dairyman -
think orer these facts. Can vou afford .
to go .o0iiiry basinde in Width. there
Sharplea Cream Separator and thusa,
secure all the profit that is that is to be ,
had in the dairy business.
NWo..111Lornhaing:theipnnesctiLPda°01atYpa3ciTy3n1824 090. 4.
W. L. Ouimette
ar Sugar Sugar
iust to eeco id. oar Bedpath Extra 'Standard granulated and Irellirre
isoutgeaarn. a Wd ei Is! in bbl lots eas than wholesale eell in 50 bbls. Special price in 100 poun&
Black
TEA
Green
TEA
Japan
We have best 25c tea in toWn, extra nio" Japan tea 20o, agents fcr Rana
Lae, Appleton, Monsoon tind Blue Ribbon teas in paok.ages.
Exquiaite Dinner, Tea. Toilet, Glen and Water Sets. Ws expect this
week two °ratite direct from the manufactuters in Staffordahire, England, bought before
be advance of 16 to 20%.. We are selling at old prices you will, says 25% by buzinfg
rots ne; Call and examine goods and prime before you'bny.
mak off •the,•Spanish coact and twenty- gil • VII . JL VI/
four of ber craw were drowned4 •
LIke ,Tortring ,the. Heart
etrIngtv--" It is not within the concep-
tion of man te measure rny great sufferings
from,„ heart disease. For years ',endured
• almost constant cutting arid tearing pains
about my heart,- Mid many a time would
. for, the Heart had' w8thed 'Weer/table mit.
• T.ohneeeyrve attrtirvapeottel deficit under the I.
was $800,000. The
{berate have opened many new of. A
oes, added hnndreda of miles of ora
7.• . new mail routes, taiducied the postal ••••
t rate to 2 cents, improved the mail'
• these,vast improvements hot prem-
. I ing deafly wiped Mit lairdeiloit in
A . the pedal department.
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etors-.
:oo
tes:ien
Tor ma n
TAMIL/5
mit henolt, They Webb pain et..i prolong life, One givel
relief Note the word 14.1•P-A•N en The package and
attept 116 substitute. it•I'PA'N.S., to for g. cents, may
be had at any drut,,etore. Ten eirnwes and one thousand
tritlinoefalk will -be malted to aly address tor 6ve tante,
forwarded to the Rimer Chetnleal co.. No. io Sprnen.
Sweat, New York, „
liswasswasosweissiowawmatwoosaum
Agrietere Ointment Cure*
Infee...-Itching, Bleeding and Blind Piles.
Colhfort. in one application. It Cares in
three to six nights. It curet all skin
disease! in young and old, A renledy
beyond, compare, and it never UN. 35
SOH by Sydney 310101011, drligglitoolitlt011.
The, itati Mohair iri the. tilde Of
Canada during the entire Is 'etre -
het thitOonaervativee were in dusts
amounted to $66,000,000, The itt.
creme in trade daring the 4 years
of Liberia rolelttoraorelhart twit* ;
to thrash as during the entire term 7-t
of their predeebetere to oftleeZbang
Children -try' -for
CASTOR IA.
Exeter Flour*
Clinton
AT NO EXTRA COST
All kinds of Small Field Seeds', as Timothy, Rea and
Alsike Clovers. Ileadquarters for Turnip, Mangold, Oarra"
Seeds. Fresh Groceries and Canned Goods.
Our apeeialty is Tette.' %try our 150 Tea. Other:varietiea equally:as cheap.
Highestatcarket price paid irt cash for eggs,.
Buggies
We are selling Buggies for three of the best Carriage
Oompanies in Omura.
GREY AND SONS, CHATHAM,
BRANTFORD CARRIAGE CO.(
CANADA CARRIAGE CO., BROCKVILLE.'
and the Well known
BM WAGGON.
We are selling twine made by the very best makers at"
reasonable Ikriees.
Also agent-lor the Alexander and Mallotte Orem;
Seperator, and Massey -Harris Bioyeles. Samples eon be *ea,
at the shop, Isaac Street.
Gee. Lav*It
Genend Implement Dealer, Gluten' \