HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1900-11-23, Page 3The worst thing 4
painter has to con.
tend with ie the tut+.
pentine.
. The lead, of course,
*bad too.
But the turpentine
cute the kidneys, in.
flames. and weakens
them, snakes the
painters life a dan.
ggrous; and trouble.
some One. When: a painter's backaches;
e
for hint to begun treatingthe,„kidneys.
•
l i•' `010 T�1 •i
Cit,• • y,�+C��,, Cly+
will f.ingd414P-talfpout Uininflammation'
silo congestion, give case to the! aching
batik: , ,.., i a -
»,;IIr• %; vanQetl, lila well-known painter
rand decorator, so Oxford St., Toronto,
Ont , said, ,Abouteight:weeksage Lwatt
taken with an excruciating pain in my back
quer the kidneys. It was so bad that my
wife tad to apply hob cloths till the doctor
name and gave me morphine, h e ,
He said the trouble was due to a stone
passing froni.thetkideey'to the bladder
My water was loaded with a brick dust
deposit and scalded on passing.
'While in this.cbitditlon Picard of Doan's
Kidney Pills and started taking them.
It was not long before I got relief from
pain and have been improving in healthevet
since. My urine is now clear and does itot
smart me, and I feel better than in years.
LaXR- LIVER PILLS These little
s black tuAovta
set easily and naturally on the system,
clearing away all bile and effete ,material.
Constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, idols
headache, heartburn, waterbrash -all dis-
appear when they are used. Price 25o.
THE ROYAL 'BOX.
At one time the kaiser called Victor
Emmanuel III "the wandering royal en-
cyclopedia.
The kaiser is one of . the fastest of
public speakers. It has been estimated
that in the course of a speech he. utters
an average of 275 syllables a minute.
It seems that the young king of Italy,
economically Inclined though he be in all
other respects, intends to indulge in,good
music and pienty,of it. Bob ke and.his
queen. are passionately fond of music. ' •
A humorous ft•iepd of the Prince of.'
Wales ,recently gave hint , a, sillier •sfetho
scope as a present^—the_Point: Jyiug in ,the
tact that his royal highness has been
given diplomas as a physician and sur-
geon.
Queen Wilhelmina Is said to have' prof -
.
lied; by the shaift of Perste :not vieitine
England, for she has receized the super ii
snuffbox of • thel finest,. ennmel • covered
with brilliants which he carried anal/ es.
a gift, for Queen Victoria. -It was to have
been ;presented at; Q' borne •gn, Aug.:, l0:
acid was valued 1!y xr Pari,a expert at 50,;,,
000,,tranca ... ,
The king of Sweden and Norway ,ie an:
admirable+ linguist ...When the. oriental
congress met as.Atepkirnlm.a few years.
ago. he adIIIthe assembled scholars
Jp the, ta0sc.oRh4he;,p tigtigghtlleat#.o,
which thepeetively belonged and
',h e'ye'd'"letec1tWE'kern -tl$'ency,"ins
English, ,Falencli, German Italian, Rus-
sian and Spanish. . ..
CHIPS "FROM'CHINA,
But k the guilty Were punished first
there might not be any Chinese govern-
ment to pegotia'te With.iDetroit News.
'Peace negotiations,, with China have
•• progressed to thait point, Where .all that
• remains, t t. be done • is • to decide to do •
,ePmethigg. sBaitimore Anteric4u,•
1.1 t,It may or may not bg•txatea that Gel;
' ;, ;Mani eentemplates•, war ,with, .4ihlna, but
to the Situation, is sash abet-apyanisstep
the managentent pt,gff air:eat Peking may
preeipitata . an ..tu . ' ouarrel.--Wbicago-
Rlecord.
r ' "',Neither ,Germany nor. Taussig{ =Is < likely
iter rusk -bib .war. with.Mhlna `unless sup.
• pqqj�,#t�ed,p oral , ellyilleaily l� ether aa-'.
gobs. 1t would' be to. dangerous "a
game to play; eves thank the i1hipes0
HE BRIBED THE W)Y.
YET THE MISCHIEF' HE SOUGHT TO
AVERT ARRIVED ON TIME.
A runny Experience That Greatly
, Axuused Pareeiaent Grant While Vier
It R Fraena Who Was IIIessed
'alit an "l+ln1siit Terrible,"
"Tho late General. Grant," said ,F, V.
Davies 'of Washington, "was always
kindness itself to children. He bad a
large family of his awn, and thisit was
probably that bred in hips the kindly
spirit of tolerance that he ever showed
to the younger `generation. A friend of
Mine 'told me that the first time he ever
I saw the general was when he was it small
'ihu't'er. In thew days dinners were giv-
en at a very early hour, and sweetmeats,
and candies of all kinds were much; used.
This particular evening. Grant hati been
dining .at my friend's father's house, and
my
friend had descended the hack stairs
clad only inhis nightgown, seeking that
,which he might devour.. The men,ot the
party inerts seated•smoking about the .ta-
ble. The butler and other servants were
busy clearing away the remnants of the
least.
"The small boy peeked through the
door, ; nue there, a sew feet away,on a
side table were the sweetmeats of his
heart's desire. Guests and servants,seem-
ed alike engrossed. and so, doubled up,
be tiptoed acmes •the dgpr. •Just:as his
tiny, chubby fist closed on the Snit dish
he lett himself taken by, the eat .,while
the aggvieved voiceet the .butler said
!Dere now. you 'Mari,' Gus, yen's dg most
tniachievousest boy,in Washington.What
your mai goin to say to Lewis if be lets
And with that he gave the offender's ear
a twist,that courted him to:titter a:shriek
of pain.
"A stout, squarely built man, seated
:nearest the 'pair, turned •at the,:sound
and called the small boy to: him • 'What's
.the•matter,, little, Moan?' he naked:. in a
kindly voice, and the lad, betweewsnut
ilea, •explained • how, to,,obtein sweet-
meats for himself and a still smaller els-
ter, he bad made his.attempt, at'robbery.
'The general listenedgravely to the tale,
and then, despite the laughing protests of
the host and father, he filled the, tot's
hands to •overflowing, with the coveted
sweetmeats and 'sent 'bibs 'happy to bed.
"At another time the general,, while
president, paid a friend a visit," continu-
ed Mr. Davies. "The••friend lived in . a
email country ; town, and, es you. may
imagine, the: visit was an event of Su-
preme importance. This friend, whom
we will call Smith, • was blessed, with a
small son„ who was. the ,traditional en
-
fent terrible.. He was forever,in trouble,
and those roubles invariably: affected
others as w (roubles
as himself. His father, as
•
you wit yyeurseit� ..rticlf;� w d dem things?
may ryell be Ipaagiued, had laid himself
out to entertaln his distinguished visitor,
but he:feared, that his: son might in,some
way complicate matters or render. himself
Obnoxious: So on the morning of the day
the • generalwas to, arrive Smith ycalled
his young hopeful to him and, producing.
iZ brighti new giver dollar, :said, 'Now.
Mat, Pll give you this ;if'you'll promise' to
go away and not turn up until bedtime,.
and':+then to go straight to; 'bed.' 'Ail
right,:, grinned reptant terrible as he
pocketed rhe bribe.
"To insure a thorough 'appreciation of
this tale of woe, .I most: ezplain,a; little •
about the, . interior arrangements of
Smith's house. • The host's room .was a•
a • and, su n
1 .ago, n p y one, vltitk a bathroom at-
ta'hed Near by was lodged. Mit, and In
'this bathroom begot his morning tub and.
consequently regarded it as a part of his
personal property t . As the hest . In the
• house„ Smith : naturally turned over his
own room to the general. The boy ` was
.left.andi'bturbed Ilona:own i;oom,'and no
one advised him.o! the change' that had
•occurred in his•father's apartinent. Here-
in lay .the fatal error. Armed, with his
debar, Mat trudgekdow• the _dust..! road
and sent ,hieplaymates lotto, spasms of
envy'hy :lashing ale cois.,before them.
•He bought a ba)Ioon,..a.;ipg,iiiyd,:hall and t
some other trankete,;,but • ' gents •still re-
mained ,T,hgp.•came ar ,.ppy thought,
and " la • leve, ,ted is' jre balance in
,molasses .candy and •started, for •home.
The taffy made ,a,huge bundle, almost as
;.big.
a, th4,lac:. It: w,as ,yeryhot• ;tad the,
package got ;•very heavy. '-Then•he.drop.'
"ped,4t.rtbe.hundle,broke and the. sticky
mares. :becameteovered- with dust. In this
. wise be arrived. h0111 f • •
"plat sat on rite !'awn and"rested. No
one. Was. about,, dverybody, being at the
emselves could eartly • `bei areOime. railroad station to meat ti al 'Gl
Sir Adolphe Oa on ie`cppf pe i to bed
in. Montreal suffering $gorp a seveere at•
tack of inilatn'ttt%,tbl.z,SIletlmatsedn.;
a. The Ritint of
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
The London Dolly, News says Lord
Roberts has intimated that it is lmpoa-
eible to spare more troops from South
Africa,
MATRONNAAP OJ niA10.
lady C4eorgtaa Grey, a daughter of Re-
form Bill Earl Grey and the oldest of the
1t{dles residing at Hampton Court, ,died
recently at the age of 90 years and
mouths. .
Mrs. William F. Apthorp, the wife of
• refit
•
TAKING THE .Hkl.s$.
Louisville, ICY., le tallied of as a grand
circuit member for 11101.
Adbell, 2:23. still the yearling dial•
pion, le sire of standard speed.
• 1 Dorothy Redmond, 2:22%, at Grand
Rapids. is a now trotter for Director.
I Cont'nrs 2:03% is the tastest toile on
7 I t;ecord by an 11-year.odJ hareem hulse.
'l,igbt, or the bet of Norval, 2:14, have
educed their records this car no Willi the 2•:7:0 list. •
Bonnie Direct, Hetty Q and Anacondn
won, a total of $13,723 for James Butler
In the grand circuit.
Eigllo.. 2:2V4, at Sewnrd, Neb.. Is the
WO W'rd p[�acer for Charles Caffrey and hie
WHY 1900 ,2rfornier.
Hawthorne (2), 2:25%, by Jay Bird,
won,+the Kentucky stock farm futurity or
$2,000 at Terre Haute.
Alcantara has six new performers and
eight that have reduced their records,
ttwb entering the 2:10 list,
Alia lowered tbo world's trotting tee.
the well known musical critic, invented
the sounding board of plate glees which
Will be one of the ;novel !eatures of the •
new Cbickering hall in Poston. •
A fountain marking ,tbe birthplace in
Nantucket of Abiah Folger,. the mother
of 'Benjamin Franklin, has been present.
ed tq the town. It to the gift of the ,.
'Daughters of the Aypierkitn revolution.
Mrs: Florence E. King, oho,, Was the
only woman member 'or the Law School.
of the Oht'o Wesleyan' university, class
et '99, 'has •just been admitted to practice
at the bar of the Kosciusko (Ind.) eir-
chit court,
Mrs. Phebe Hearst has established: in
the University of 'California • a lecture.
ship :in the history of art. Mrs. Hearst
bas also advanced the money necessary
to build the 'residence for'the president
of the university.
Mrs, Fanny Bullo&k , Workhnan, a
daughter of ex;Governor Bullock of
Georgia, is gaining reputation as a wom-
•an explorer and mountain .climber. She
has just Completed a bicycle' tout of t:;e
Indian' jungle country and last'year made
a 'record in climbing among the Idimn-
layas.
Mrs. Maty Anderson Navarro recently
sang in .the town hall of ':Evesham,
Worcestershire, In aid of a fund for her
house of worship In Broadway. where
she and her. husband and little .son . hive.
;She was ;welcomed: by a, iashionnhle and
enthuaiustic audience.. She: possesses a
rich. clear contralto voice, and: she has for
the last two years been a pupil of Irmo-
cea Korbay, the Hungarhtn' cotlrpoeer.
!Mrs. Ti Di o!, Idaho City: will vote as
a • American citizen at. the Coming elec-
tion. -Being born in the sweet Idaho's
woman suffrage law took• her in.; while
her husband, a native of'China, is burred.
from, the -franchise. : Mrs; Ti Di. received
a'MRmmon•schogt.education and is a *tie
stant'reader of the American dailies and
toilevred :asslditously rill: the proceedings
of :the Republican national convention.
• Miss H9elen Chaddick of Englund. has.
been astonishing both, the whites and
blacks in- • central Africn by her tire
months' jodrney, all 'alone. save for htf
black attendants, into the far: inteiitin
Miss Chaddick ,has courage; *depend
enes and money; all of which are mien
tint for .a auccesstul journey by a white
woman in: iegions where. the Means of
transportation are still primitive.
STRON4 ,AND VIGOROUS.
Every Organ lof the Body Toned
up' and. invigorated by
Lau,. R tstes'\\
' HEART`
AND ')
.v r.RVE PILL ,,/
.,U
•
•
Mr. F. W. Meyers, King St.;.E., iierlin,
Ont., says: "r Suffered for five years
with palpitation, ; shortness of.breath,
aleeplessnetis and pain in She heart,. bat
one box of Milburn's Heart and Nerve
illsl:completely :removed all these dti1-.
macing Atoms. I have not ;suffered
ete . tak . them; and now' Bleep well
a feel: bisong and vine:one."
¥ilbnrn!) Heart ane Nerve Pills. euro
disease% arisiing from weak . heart,
Era out: (nerve tisanes, or watery blood.
F., I, .
HOUSEHQ•LD HINTS.
1? linoleum iR .peeswaxed once.a week,
It will look better and last longer.
Upon ;opening the house lit the fall er-
ry Ales* should be fleshed thoroughly
'.the':narrator went .on:., ftThen. the boy.
.tried to peat genie of ;the •tafii, 'but`°the
with meter, and hot Water shonid be a1-
owed;to run, reely.
Glass bottles can be cut. down for.Jelly
ups by making a deep:mark with a filo
a the 4ei st: height rind then applying
hot iron. A creek will follow the iron
a.1t Marital thedestled edge s
A•• bath of ititferari will remove smoke"
from ,mica. I!- the iblack do's. riot' come
fI at cites let the rhea alo
dirt prevented. '1'lf wash 'It, gtioth' he I
and startedt�for'ihe'-house. Straight to
his father'p,,bathroom •Jae, wait:. and, ,e
dump nil' Abe.mess in ,the 4vaihbowl,, he t
tune on the' faucet. The beat had melt-
ed
teit a
ed the candy, and it stuck to' the 'aides or, a
•the.bowl. ;.Mat .got it.:in his-hair:arid on
• •his shirt
r � trout in 4ia",attempta'to dislodge ,
• . a Yt, and fna11y, wearying o tited
elfolt.
left t where it waaQltnd priest. off about ,
is the Pure Red Blood other things. ,, - . ,
"In thea meantime the general had sr- t
rived, and 'abet with Meeting the pidml-
ak, fn thrr7411**
gar tot n ;link p Old' stove• micas mhy its
hli•wry'lk radioed,to orielnal,cleaf•nese.
That (iO 1pd,at • 'Jhrlsuoh; sent citizens who had-called:eo see' him, . f" 1
etc.. :the .sipper. hour time Open them
nnapuree, Tho genera said :he W.141 Ad ':
to trash his,hands, and soS3mitb ggm�cee 'd
hint to his chandler end ,showed,him;.1,.e ' '
i - leithrooin. •'Never• Mind about *flight,"
Said the general' as he turned on thel:Iva-
:� ter dud thrust his :halide in.,the bowl.
• '•u•retit,Seutt' ;.. hitt On eartble this?' he '
ti islurd, . Stpith, , wi'thii. a slnIting fjeart, ' -g
rarhgd .in And' lit _the 'gas, antithenvboth
Lott ii; bizedi:at.the•n* ul oleate In the 'bead. '
'II's molasses:. said the ketierhl as bm ex-•
- atuiot•ti.111s5 1111ude:! 'Confound 'that.:boyl'
i nne,ad Seal) ander 'hi* heeetith. • I''won- '
Art ghat I t�'s,lttten alp to. how,'
"'Then he wryt,int ,an adjoining room r
.arid shortly,rettirt►ed With, a sleepy, boy
under his.` nrte. The::: boy's•'..hiair,, was
stir ky, and hie face. was streaked .;with.
,`flow. li'vighti;ite'd, he Otte' a';It si ez-
the;Body.
: •
I1' the Blood . Impure an+
l tagaaht, Disease
Holdg "!why.
l'ame's Celery ;4ornp►ollnd
• Purities, 93arichea and
Vitalizes Every Drop of Blood.•
The major ity of �` taaingent people know r
that rich, pure And laigbly vitalized :blood •
pbuiutlon ot+ what bad
:happened. ,happened. JR. wars
;,done can Rive healthiend th>tildfop that's::. too .ploy,. an tha'•tenbioa gave 'way.
linete_that have fx' worn out row and 1 140th men broke Itito'•t uncontrollable
fresh blood r all the tnaier'als far re-' `shrieks of laughter that reached the.law-
',toring was ora -out parts of the er floor and brought a frightengdl+host.ss
• body., and :give to the brain. other materials t .to the scene.: There she found/ .her bus-
<fur tlakklnp petrel malate • ., a e' 1. ;
Pain's Celery Compound oleanses and • 'while sad 'Idle guest bolding their. sides.
ppriflestbe blood and-;; rpiajseo apPropri ' while a rtieky' and ditty "Mall etpl. his
ate food for every part of the system. I 1 eonfdpucu •tttstorkl,'w.ei r,aemly o platn-
noreu►ret a appetite, perfeioRs;dlgpat • n,•.,,'unite
� • ,,
O ea � rte titer, t � I4l' • .
strength. �,+ n4 , e
u bid scene and* tiding; tris balance* of 'the
i th t to nal: to tyles 1IOW •lie all entre to pas..
, s giver, nervous h�[ergy and in tasked!iota* i itll its wit tr,atreslties �,tshe
wired f o th
i•i1" the ,:skin be
- tit6 >wcita Dow y'e1>l • an lib.president's visit ,was• conspicuous by his
` y.. �O
POOP lei. 14d h.• with a president 'Its'the house the 'trek
Ate, atfgalfrte` 'lllas, ° Feat if loo ttep'R:• lalm theri
i e ver and (any . shat is ,
brought upon them wbensyer impure bid• " t a
pours t rout1ggh l►he1 salttiN,itar. Semi ort �u?baiiple,t people on earth •
Kr 3t,,SDa!vJ�Mt ',Ol ilineford, Olin,,, Pay :Inerel ev thein- they know what
Write,
up
ftrhy pal 0 S • " n0e, an if absence. .b '" ifirk„ nbittb put 1t ''Y'ou
le�couidii tr ril what 66 World ilo nEx , send
the a es are' owls •yslMntie . whites.
on
III was. aid i withasOar .a11 over L�mnty
We and neok hr !sash of blood polalodlna
Haat dotodt lawldl ISo
c
t , doidtd in. m 't•
hlw �1Alt,not be
e:riot
If.Isaliediori � t 119 etre Paidii i
airy t pound, is two weeks 1 woes
f► air ih'ntl r edea ant lar
*balsa•1*aw ,Vitt se ,.oak. eiptin. • 1C -
blew the day I sr n maed with Plate's -
tgtierf Gip .."
,els tlaiMltlt+~tlo bitiiArs. :t
Tial
to a.
Vor intoe Mid oltildltiln .
Yu.
is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, n,o matter what cause, •take
Scott's Emulsion of.Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get:
ting too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under -digestion.'
Stop over-work,'if you can;
but, whether you can or not,.
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it--true-but, by ` it, you
can. There's' a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
Scott's Emulsion'of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
""can't eat," unless it comes of
your doing no: work --you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort of activity.
The genuine has
this picture ' on It,
take,no oher.
Ifs ,pu have not.
tree li, wild for"
free sample, its a-•
su`rpprsleyoursWill•,
SCOTT & 1BOWNE'
Chemists, ;.
• Toronto.
i3Oc. and $1.00; all druggists;
•
•
' Emperor `William,: of Gjermany, wa
,the object of an at temptedaurrage Fri
day morning which, however, failed
As hp was:driyingin anjegen curiing
to the Ouira.sier Bt.rracss, amen; 000
ied by the hereditary. orifice of Saxe
e
e
•
.lileinigan, a ry�� ,man .til file crowd hurl
•rd. an axe at the. carriage. The rapidi•
ty with' which the vehicle was passing
sieved Ito occupants. • The axe, oir nwt
chet..fell lush behind.
:.R
•
�' Ner set III,^, Rt IU FCLtItadC.tCll JBiy 2 dealt
i*guar,► Medallion ,llutti,u,i pnrtruiterQelt•
head hu In rho ctu I o f f
w . Ys ll
rat Re R a u
u �
pfa'b al'ut oft d i
h r 3 t / aY1 meuala n ' ll• I•
t1hts oh ' golly ground ;;trills nail ke
marl Buttons, sell thein return money. hart
wo,q`ond ntko,st•1a,l.l this handsome runt It
h;u. s.notlsbed nickel caso,,aocurate,Anerleaa
movement, and with earn will last 1e year.!.
ART SUPPLY. COMIPANY, Box, 1 • TOCOL'te.
A.
Princess Victoria of Wales ie said
to be betrothed. to the Prince • George
- of Greece. , . •
Tihie"I'siilt, Ril ewmaticPains.
—When a offerer finds permanent relief in ..
'deb:a Meritorious medigne as South Alneri-
' eiti'Rhelimatic Gore, how glad belittle tell it.
C,W.M� haw, of Thame vslle,Oni:,couldn't
' "wk1k'prfeed biril elffor tenths--fouryears
a d,titieb'bottlhit ofthisi�xed'tf rettredy'`dred
►=`not a'ppain ,fiance—isn't that eadour-
• agelmenit'for+rheumatic hirers i•e 1=-Sa•
Sold by Sydney laokson,dxuggiet,Olinton
•
'Pronewiia'.
• "Your son' Seethe: a very " promising
young felly*. '8uipkiitd,"•, obaerted a
'friend. .•
"rges; he iii tither too promising. flc•
promised it girl he'd :harry' her; 'and „now
•h,'wod't,'•ifndl`ltrve'had to pay' E200 to
conterothisi the matter:' -Tendon ran.
lit Aestbetes'ssNmafed' that 'front 00.000.
• -to --100;000 deer feed In the forests of
Scotiand .and that 4,000,stags are billed
annually.
The'�tiin .ase plain supperts a popala. 1
slat cit x?ls.00p.000.
. 1 , ..r,.,... miK
•
TAM*
r
.., IVO
1104014,41, fl*,' Riegle Chem:, 10, te Sento
r y en
ord trade at Terre Haute, and this donor
was talicilrblie her by Tiler Abbot on'the
saltie track.
plias Sbaty, who induced her record
rtini gam, to 2:21% at Baltimore, is the
:Only trotter by Direct` that has 9von. a
race this season.
Over - X25 horses have died lately In
Broad Creek .Neck„ near.St, Michael's,
Md., from a peculiar. disease said, to re-
semble cerebra. spinal meningitis, .
Direct, Nutwood Wilkes. and Constan-
tine each has four new 2:20 'performers,
with an • average . speed of 2:13 13-100,
2:141/4 and 2:16 64-100.respectively.:. .
Grattan Boy, 2iOS watt second ,to Cres
%
dens nt Col'umbns, tuners the latter trot-
ted• the fastest three ifeats on record by a
stallion. I•ie was rise second to Lord
Derby at Ne.w York, wbete. he, trotted
the fastest three heats on record by..a
gelding. .
A {QUICKt2E ]Yc
Pyny-Baisam
• FOR COUGHS
end COLDS
The Canadfah
THROAT AND'IMICATFECTIONS
. Laxe Rattler? 25 cents.
• Prop's Perry itavielPain Beier,
Trifleit,' and soMetimes queer Ones
that, have. been the cause of ninny a
frightful catastrophe. A. fife which, as
directly. resnonsible for. the Toss of ore
lives than any other single confiner itli'n
originated through the vagaries f a
stmy terantala. a species of huge, Mary
spider peculiar fo South • and entral
America. The scene wa
and a grand religions festival senos...t(alei
pluee in the principnl cathedral.
Tlie building was • a sea of drapery.
flitinicki with. ?veil variety of Illumine.
tion. Twenty thousand Silver JamPli
. were In full blaze. and the acolytes were
busy lighting the t•,24100 tapers on tlie
gt•end altar when the: errant spider skip- .;
ju!d- into the :central aisle and alarmed . a
r final n. who screamed.
The acolytes, or some ef them: 'looked
around to learn the *wee Of the' comniti,
don. end one of the 4naked
caerted camp ie contact with the •dra-
nery of a' colossal figure of the Virgin.
A few :minutes later the vast cathedral
waif it -raging, furnace, in which were be
coneunied more the n. 2,000 perSone
tit; elite ot Santiago seciety.
•
J111.111111111,1111.1 umi 'busman'
jitOrgaillgEnta
e§s and Rest Gorda, as neither
OT MAUD OTIC.
elms and X.050 OF SLEEP.
November 23 Lout'
.SEE
THAT THE
SioNATURE
la ON .711'4
WRAPPER,. :
OR
likW 'YORK. • Oneida le put up in one-elee. 1;o -thee eelyer;voin.
porie." 46r Bee that yon get 0 -A43 -VO -R-1-4,
le not sal in bulk, Don't allow anyone to eell
you anything else on We.plea or promise that it
is "just as good" and °will answer every pur-
;. t)CACT CdtiY WRatetEn: il,e relotiftilner0 v:or,
What makes you Despondent?
—Has the stOmach gone Wrong ? Have the nerve
centres grown *Wand ibiless Are you threat.'
teed with nervous postration ? South American
:lleivisciiartature'scertector. makes the stomach
nen. *Wei a world of nerve force, keeps the en -
Sold Sydney, Jackson, druggist:61*ton.
Evidence .of a cuidom is not admissible
to contradict the plain terms of a' written
..The 'adjustment of a- ConfroVerse'hon-
atiolt to support the agreement
Deinages cannot be recovered of an
agent for -a breach of contract by hip
principal, the' fact of agency -having been
disclosed. •
One who conceals hisageney in making
a contract hi:liable in the-, same menner
'- 'Where the report of aif 4geiti shows a
balance in bis bands, which he -neglects
to, pay over on demands,. the principal le
entitled to 'Interest on such balatice from
the date of such report.— •
Temper travel hand-in.hatid tad are the
•prectireore Of mental add -phtsical wreck.
Nine hundred and an etymaine t mean a then -
sand food ferneeitt (indigestioel is the cerise.
Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets keep the
centremallhalatitiod-4that'reinaram'a Pan'
acee-Tiosaant and Monica.. 15 cents..88
•
**Iv neaten Tornsenre.
"ficiiidell the rattlesnakes; the New
Mexico end of the RockY tponntains is
blessed with the taiuntulas the scorpion
' mid the cenflped," "says Will Sparks in
Ainslee's. "Then ,tbere's the gib/ Mon -
:nor and niseY poisanoui lizard* 'Of all
these the centiped ls, perhaps, the most
to he feared, because it is the Most Wen.
S'EPAIIATINCr AND
SETTING 1.11ILK.
.. The value of the Oreean Separatori is
now so well understood that any &rel-
. went for its "me would appear gaper. •
Ikons. The following will, however, lie
Ochool some, time ago, the aNtarageti of
43 experiments with a given quality of
Milk were 100 ths of -batter from the .
Separator, se compered. With 52 lba of
batter from milk set in open paps for'24
• hours, 66 Ibis of butter when it was get
for 36 hours, 78 lbs of batter when it •
was set for 42 hours, and 76 los when set
' for 54 hour* It Juts: Be taken for grant-
ed that the -use of the Seperator gives
25 per oeut more nream than any eystem,
of skimming. r Tf von are a dairyman,
hink over these. facts, Cati•vou afford
to go en :lairs beakless ,iu which there
Shsrples' Cream rieparator and thus
• secure all the.protit that is that is to be
had in the deny buieness.
W.H.S. in,achine. capacity 300 1134.$74;
'Easy terms of psyment. Write to -clay.„.
ari,-3Sugargugar
:net to hand, second oar itedpath Extra Etandrri granulated and Yellow •
sugar. We sell in bbl Iota est; than wholesale sell in 50 bble. Speoial price in 100 pound
!attend dellere.
TEA TEA
Shick
Giieen
TEA
Japan
We have best 25c tea in town, extra nice Japan tee 20o, agents for Ran
LaPre Appleton, ItIonsbon end Blue Ribbon teas in paoktigee.
Exquisite Dinner, Tea. Toilet, Giese and Water Seta. We expect thit
week two oratee direot from the manufacturers in Staffordshire, England, bought before
he advazioe of 15 to 20%., , We are selling at old price* yov will save 25% by buyina
rom us. Call and examine goodeand prices before you buy.
W. IRWIN, Clinton
21eter }lowish,
All kiwis of Small Field Seeds as Timothy, Red and
Seeds:. ..Fresh •Groceries and Canoed floods. • • •
Our specialty is Team. Try ink 15o Tea. OtLer varieties equally as cheep.
Highest market price paid in cash for eggs.
•
Buggies
We axe selIin Buggiei for three of the best Cartiage
tiful andluts a habit of living among the • Companies in Cana .
ceiling rafters of old adobe houses. At •
and if It strike* his body It , testes a -
• wound that takes months to heal, provW-
ed. some, blood •disorder does not develop
•erally'sdoest not bite' union testae& The ,
scorpion and tarantula wounds
• More /Painful than dangerteut."
CANADA CARRIAGE CO"
and the well known
BAIN WAGGON.
he twee:effendi Yint Meet do Iwo I MVO* pri es.
Wbue areeselling twine made by the very best inshore at
•
The Aspirant -And second/ I " Also agent for the Alexander and Mellott° Ctesall
„ Atilgere.Second. irritate them
the eiports of .:butter. cheese, etre,
id drag,' Sri Alit from 9,80 a liavei General Ittioleoteot Detder, (Anton
it is reperied that 'Ring Oselist
Sweden Is
Goo. Lonvisil
tn w eat dour (tar test
•
brenialuttrieli mutton, Irks ow psi
Wore datuf,doub ed* sine& I, Et
CAST