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, TEE CLINTON NEW ERA,
1 How Market s AIM Affected.
CAEGIIT Tilt ROBBER When johny 'deals the (sake end jam,
A.nd (Ate them up together,
•THE OFFICIALS HUNTED FOR HIM IN .His pe arrives, and act occurs
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• BRASS SAND FASHION.
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One Inotaineedin Which Whim Style of
beteottve Work succeeded Admire -
AEI
eaut
bre-daow the culprit Was Forced
The:most beautiful thing in
the world is the baby, all
dimples and joy. The mos
pitiful thing is that same baby,
thin and in pain, And the
mother does not know that a
little fat makes all the differ -
,ence.
Dimples an joy have gone,
and left hollo s and fear; the
fat, that ws comfort and
color and curve -all but pity
and love -is gone.
The little •one. gets nofat
from her food. There is some -
thing wrong; it is either her food
or food -mill. She has had no
fat for weeks; is living on what
she had stored in that plump
little body of hers; and that is
gone. She is starving for fat;
it is death, be „quick! •
• Scott's Emulsion of, _ ciA
Liver Oil is the fat she can
• take; it will save her. •
The genuine has this picture on
it, take no other.
if you have not tried it, send
for free sample, its agreeable
taste will surpnse you.
SCOTT & SOWN%
• Chemists,
Toronto.
50o. and $1.00 '
all druggists.
How do detectives detect? It all de.
pends. There is no rule. That which
solves one mystery today will make an-
other more impenetrable toraorrow. Ac-
cording to one of the most noted cleteet-
Ives oe this country, the rule of coramon
sense is the. best to follow.
A rase and fall in leather.
n
The tlead-broke Britieh noblemen
To meet an heireateehanoes,
And then it is that London unites
Some very etrong advent:ea.
The boarder from the oity big
LI through the pasture wheeling,
He hears a bellow, then there is
. A very etrong bull feeling.
When Unole Billy goes to town
He meets a stranger breezy;
They both have come from Podunkvele,
So money now is easy.
I Take a case narrated by this detective. , When Tommy smokes behind the shed,
A
: He Was ealled up on a long distance tele- . life Pa comes in a hurrYI
nd so it is that there ensues
phone, which in itself is not in accord • -
ance with the general idea of telling a ee• A sharp toln000-tkirrae
detective of a crime. The message said When Jones comes home at 8 a,n1.1
! that a farmer had been robbed a $8,000 He gets him good and Beady;
' In gold and asked that an operative be He leaves the lodge and then it is .
sent to the towi near the farm. The
message was received at night... The fele
lowing nitornin'g a man team the agency
went to the office from which the mes-
sage was sent and ahnounced his business
Just as commercial traveler would an-
nounce hie.Nothing ip his appearanee
•indicated that he was a man of Mystery.
The man who sent the message said to
him: "A farmer," mentioning his name
and describing the way •to the farmer's
house, "had $8,000 in gold. He kept it
In a box. under his bed. One day while he
was at. work on his farm the money_ was.
stolen: That's all there is to the case."
The detective hired a horse and rode
",:j. Pence Come Goderioh
The street i quit
e unsteady.
•
A FiREMAN'S CLOSE CALL. •
• eI stuck to my engine, althotieh every
'joint ached and every nerve was racked
with pain," writes C. W. Bellamvat lo-
comotive fireman, of Iowa., of Was weak
and pale,without any appetite and all run
down. A.s I was about to give up, I got a
bottle of Eleotrio Bitters and after takin
it I felt as well as I ever did in my life."
Weak, sickly, run down people always gain
new- life, strength.and vigoelrope then.nee
Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by all
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to the farm. He saw druggistsPrice 50 oente
the farmer, but .
the farmer could tell him no more than Reprsentatives of the powera at Pekin
have deoided to demand the 'imposition
the man in tOWT1 who sent the message
Ito the city. The detective remained in of the death IrnaltY upon all twelve a the.
Philip Holt is a well-known berrister in
fluron oounty,and his home is in Goderioh,
Be was chosen warden of there:linty by tto-
olamation for 1901 by the county council
lately. He is au Englishman by birth, hav-
ing been born near Leads, Yorkshire, in
1852, and when quite young osme to Can-
ada, locating at Barrieewhere he attended
the pteilio -school, then the grammar
:school, afterwards left for Goderioh to
study law. In May, '76, he was called to
-the bar, aid was for years a law partner of
-the late Hon, M.O. Cameron, Li. Governor.
of the North-west Territories. In 1899 he
Chinese officials nm
aed in the list. 'tub -
the neighborhood. several days, visiting'
other farmers, To each ot then he said:
mitted, including • for the moral effect'
man who stole your neighbor s money. I3ong, who are dead,
"lam -detective. I ani looking tor the up the tlhinese Rang Yi and Li Ping
Not one of the farmers had a suspicion
of the identity of the thief. The detect-
ive learned the standing of each farmer
upon whom he called., Then, he returned
About a• week later another man went'
to the home office.
to the same neigh_herheod and told his
HO 101.
business. 1 -le was a-detecifie" from the
same agency and on the same btisiness as 0/A
the first. He Went to each farmee 'and 0 DAL
told his business. Then he- went away.
At the end df the third week another P sreit
detective went Into the community. Al-
thotigh.he was disguised as a lightning
rod. peddler, he told each farmer he saw,
confidentially, that he was. a detective
looking for the num who had stolen $8,- -7 -
The ,farmers talked about his visit to one
another.
000 in gold. His repirtation preceded him.
Whelever he won farmers said, "Yon
may be a lightning rod peddler all right.;
but you are a detective." •And invariably
he. replied, "I am a detective," and all
the farmers in the community talked
among themselves about the lightning rod
Peddler detectiee who was in the counery.
This detective suddenly disappeared.
Four, weeks later another visitor came
Into tee community. He had nobusiness.
except- that 'which he proclaimed as he
traveled. He met men in the find and
mid, after timing the tinte of day: "I
am'a detective. Lain here trying to find
out who stole Fernier — 58,000 in
-wee oreeted a Q. C. by Sir Oliver Mowat. gold." The news traveled. It was n new
In '1;29 he was elected. to the town ooanoil, way of hunting a .criminal. There was
and in '91 was ohos.n deputy -reeve, there- no mysterious man in disguise, but "a
by eligible for the r iunty council, and has
been a member me tinuously for 11 years.
lie has always de nonstrated his ability
doing any work asa:gned satisfactorily and
competently and now fills the, post of pee -
siding offloar. The Brussels Post in giying
a sketch of him last week says that "peo-
ple say he destined to drop into political
lines but it will be left for the fature to
solye." He now at any rate enjoys a large
and lucrative praotioe in the town by the
lake. Mra Holt is a daughter of the late
Archdeacon Elwood, the first rector of St.
George's church, Goderioh. We wish him
In prosperous future. •
A Pretty Good Story
'The following story is told at the ex-
pense of S.S.Cooper. During the recent.
campaign for the county commission-
ership Sam is said to have entered a
house in the country, but found -ib
empty. Going down to the barn he
found a woman making heroic efforts
to milk a rebellious cow, and with his
proverbial gallantry he offered' to per-
form the task, which he did, after
much labor. When he got through,
Mr Cooper told the woman he Would
like to secuee her _husband's support
for the Commissionership. "Well",
said the woman, while her eyes twink-
led, I'd like to promise it to you, hut
I'm atraml you're too late this time,
for Dave Cantelon's down in the shed
now, helping the old man to feed the
calves."
real, everyday. man in- the neighborhood
who said' he was a detective," "Have
you seen the detective?"' wee as common
a question as the salutation of the day.
To make his work all the more open this
detective said to the farmer who. lost the
money l "You will soon have all your
gold back. Thereivon't-be a dollar of it
missing. The man who stole it lives in
the neighborhood, He will confess the
theft." •
"Won't he run away before he will
give it up?" asked the fanner.
The detective replied: No The man
who runs away will thereby say to this
commimity that he is the tbief. No one
nerrzassaxr
aosemtee that these
Hasten will eelleve
pain quicker than any
other. Put op only in
tie boxes and $1,00
yggl 1121.1s, Tie latter
aflame you to cat the
Plaster any size. .
Every family
shoviel, 11/ 5 Oita:
ready-:' eta ewer e
esency.
DAVIS re LAWRENCe
LtiAirtD,
co
Beware of fr-0.-"--
Every. prison'. lie the United King.
dote is m a state Of keen expectation,
far the inmates hope the Xing will
signalize his accession by issuing par -
done.
BUOKLEN'S ARNIOA. SALVFI,
Wash.° a ns °borne Watch. With
polishedNiakel easo,orimmented
edge, hour. minute and second
hands, heylesit wind, American
LeverMorernent,torsoll.
ingonly2doz.daintygold
and silver 11 n !shed ,
Horseshoe l'Ins at lOo.
each: Mail this advertise -
meat and we'lleend the Horse.
oboes. Sellthem,return money
and Voila Watch will be Bent
you.. absolutely free. The
Dlix Co., Sox if Toronto. It.
Her Heart like a Pelluted
Spring.-- Mrs. James Sriglay, •Pelee
Island, Ont., says: " I was for five years
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation, heart
disease and nervous prostration. I cured
the heart trouble with Dr. Agnew's Cure
for the Heart,. and the other ailments
vanished like mtst. Had relief in half an
hi:tar after thafirst dose." --27
Sold hy J. E. Hovey, druggist, Clinton,
The -Nova Scotia Legislature is sum-
moned to meet on Thursday, February 14.
Several oases of smallpox are reported
n the,neighborhood ef Gtanworth.
1 THAT TOUCHES re SPOT
IdeLEOD'S
in this commie:thy dare move away." •
nriu
story, "Beery man in the connnunity at i.
once felt that somehow or ether "Wag
ee the words of the chief who tells the sysiEl
being watched. The Mnsion becameU ILL
. painful, in spite' of the fact that onI y
oneanan in the crammunity -was guilty."
Thirty-three days a•fter the tobbery a
farmer weet to town and asked that a
detective be sent for. When the detect-
ive camp, which was the next day, the
fanner said to him: "Come with me and.
I will show you 'ivhere the $8,000 is bur-
ied. • 1 11111 the thief." The two Men
'went tet the woods. The snow*Was ankle.
deep on the Spot Where the treasure was
buried. Alter clearing away the drift
RETURNS UR CRIMINAL 0ASES.--1The
returns of of criminal cases jesb made
by Crown Attorney Lewis for the last
ball year of 1900 show that ten cases
were tried at the County Judge's
Criminal Court and two at the Generale,
Sessions with a jury. The tfences
harged were shop -breaking,
assault and personation Con
were secured in eleven out
twelve cases, the sentences ranging
from one week in the common jail to
seven years in the Kingston Pendell -
Piet Dewet, Chairman of thereace Com.
mission, publishes a strong appeal ttr his
brother Christian to surrender,
Henry Parent, of Sandwich West, wag
attacked by a bell, tossed in thealrarartm-
led ander foot and gored. His recovery is
doubtful. •
theft,
None
the
NO EXCUSE
FOR PEOPLEONHO WEAR
RUSTY OR FADED
CLOTHS.
Diamond Dyes
Will Make the Old Things
Look as Good as New.
If the majority of people Oannet afford
to buy new dresses, jackets, °epee, Weide
or snits of clothes every three or eix
menthe, the use of Diamond Dyes Will
'enable them to renew at trifling cod,
their faded or rusty garments, making
ihem es handsome as news one. Med
W. L. Woodward, of Ciesswell, Oilks
mega :
"Ihave alweytr need DiemOnd Dyes
with the best results,but my last trial
of them has exceeded ell provosts effort's,
at Wive jest dyed it dread Of the Very finest
Oeurietta Cloth with Dietootta DP) Net
Illsok for Wool, Making it look .aai Well
as new geode fteoL. the Atom There is
no exestat for isnytme wearing ma dothott
othao Disattond Dyee are toll"
the detective dug down and found
an old coffeepot containing the gold. Ile
took it to the fanner who had lost his
gold, and the farmer identified it. The
detective took his prisonee back to the
city, add hi less than a week the man
was in state prison.
"It wee a common sepse rule," Bald the
head of the ttgency. "Each one of the
,tnen I sent up to the cement:thy learned
that there was only one man In the come
nity who was in the habit of drink-
! FIe had been for years addicted to
pet 'cal drunks. All of the sudden
thie an stopped drinking. My men
trie get him to' taste liquor, but he
refu This, was our only suspicion
that might be guilty. Thou I conceiv-
ed the plan of having it bruited every
day that there was a detective in the
coburiunity. Prom the time I got the
message until the confession there was
hardly a day in which that community
was not stirred up by the news that one
of tey detectives was in the settlement
looking tor the thief, and I always
structed any Men to assert that the guilty
man' lived in the minmunity.
' "Thus the talk became the topie of the
day, on the roads, in the farmhouse, on
the,,farms, Not for an instant did I al-
low anybody foiget it. After the at -
rest of the fanner I asked him what
auade him confess. He said he never
eould hear any other subject discussed.,
Every time he met one of his neighbors
that neighbor would ask him if he had
seen the detective. He thought once of
going away, but just then he heard what
my man had said, that the guilty one
would try to go, and that fact deterred
him. It Made him afraid. Every stran-
ger he met lu the road was a detective'.
Every knock at his door was that of a
detective. He could stand it no longer.
•,The burden was greater than he could
bear, and he confessed. Rather paradox*
teal, was It not that his reformation RS tO
drinking should have made suspicion
against him all tbe stronger? The MO -
five explained that"
Theoriets are a good deal like good al..
vice--easy.-Atchisou Globe.
An Operation on Mr. Ertiger'e right eye
was etuenesfully performea ettitreoht.
The is,Witismesit of Onslph 'le, $0,816,660
a n inoreese,of about 040,000 over leet year.
T he population it 11,087, an ineredlge Ottir
la at year of 260.
Mt Dobai :Ranh, formerly of Elm.
WOed, died at ishittl (Untie of ittlOried re.
.eeived inreining his children frOm his
Mitt:ink horde. -
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Weak and Impure Blood,,
Liver & Kidney Diseases,
Female Cenrplaints, Ete.
sr write dire:4 to :
• J, M. MoLEOD,
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B.heurn, Fever Some, Chapped Handa,
ekin Eruptions; Infallible for piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only 25o at all druggists.
The Northwestern Steannthip Line
has made arrangements to run its'
steallters direct from Chicago to
Europe through the 'Welland lianal
and St. Lawrence. •
HAD TO CONQUERTOR DIE.
"I was just • ebout gone," writes Mrs
Rosa Righerdson, of Laurel Springs, N,0.,
"I had Consumption so bad that the best
dootors said I could not, live more than a
month, but I began to use Dr. King's New
Discovery and wairwholly oared by seven
bottles and am now stout end well." It's
an unrivaled life -Saver in •Consumption,
Pneumonia, La Grippe.and Bronohitie,
infalliblefor Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay.
Fever, Croup or Whooping ' Cough. Guar.
anteed bottles 50e and $1..C. Trial bottles
free at all druggists:
A special statute -under the .seal of
the Order a, the Garter will be issued
conferrtng upon Queen, Alexandra
the title of "Lady of that Most Noble(
Order".
-WORKING OVERTIME.
Eight hours law are ignored by those
-tireless- little- workera,Dre-Ring'at _New
LiftePille Itiil1ios are always at work,
night and day, oaring Indigestion, Bilious -
nese, Conetipatton, Sick Etesefache and all
Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy
Pleasant, sate, sure.,Onty 25o at all drug-
gists.
New York States Engineer. esti-
mates that a barge canal from Lake
Erie to the Iludsdn River. would cost
86 reillione, or through Lake Ontatio
52 millions. •
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DON T TELL ANYBODY.
It no one should eell you abort it, you
weald hisedly know thein was ood-liver
oil in Boott's Emulsion,. the -taste. is. so
nicely (levered. - Children like it and-the
'parents don't 'object, ,
The grist mill at Wittrton mimed by Mr
John Irwin was totally. destroyed by fire,
•
THE CASH SYS EEM
TI11.1 CHEAPEST
With the new year and the new cen-
tury I have decided to transact a strict.
IY dash business. For several reasons
it is the dimmest syatena and by adop-
ting it I will bi enabled • to sell more
cheaply than before.. I will give a die -
°mint of 10 per cent. For instance
you get a dollar's worth of geode' for
mnty cents. This discount is given
upon any artiole in our AtOre.
We inVito your inspeotion. of
Our Goode and Prices.
0. OLSON.
Good Butter teed .• gas wanted.
Press Notices.
The modes for spring are now taktng
definite shape, and the Delineator for
the month of Match illustrates and
describes 'some decided novelties. It
looks as though there might be a re-
turn of overskiats as represented by a
series of two or three flounces. Eton
jackets in various forms of modifica-
tion are to be Very popular this season
and there will be a tendency to show
l'Aiglon collars as applied to Jackets.
The ripple back effect on skirts cut in
habit fashion is also gaining ground,
and the March Delineator contains an
article written by an experienced
dressmaker showing how to produce
this effect. Irtench,and Russian effects
in the garments of children Are becom-
ing snore popular. For sale at Cooper's
Book Store.
In the March nttrober of McCales
Magazine a very careful and fully il-
lustrated description of. mid -winter
dress goods is given; many fashions
are also ehown for ladies, girls and
folke. In addition, this fine mag.
nine contains recipes of all kinds, and
household hints', fancy work, current
topice, fiction, ete. It its a thoroughly
praetical, all round magazine, which
every woman should read. its drew
lation isilvery lotto, showing its popu.
1010. By addreesing McCall'e Maga-
zine, 1,t4 to 140 West 14th St*, New
York, a copy may be secured.
Mr
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Mr. lames Dulmage's house and barns
in South Gower were deetroyed y -Rita, and
two inmates, Mr Dulmage's nephew and
te_e_he latter's aunt,' lost their lives.
. 'CONSIIMPTION and
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E0111GIII, LOSS
OP APPETITE.
DEBILITY', tho• benefits of thb article
, • •
are most numbest..
By the aid of Tile D. & L. Emulsion, I have
gotten rld of a h aekinceougli which had troubled
me for over a year, and hayo gained consider-.
ably in weight..
T. H. WINGHeefeb.R., Montreal.
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DAVIS et LAWRENCE .co.. Limited,
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PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH,
Frank Edythe Etwefl, the. noted New
York sculptoe, hap modeled a bust ot
Louisa M. Aleott, which he lute Pre -
'tented to the University of Kansas.
Williani Gillette, the playwright, nye
'that he once became an apprentiee in a
machine shop "in order to study the
lingo and characteristics df the genuine
mechanic."
Mark TWain says he toned 64 or
mote religious sects in South Australia,
but that, as we were ourselves well
enough supplied, he decided net to im-
port any into the 'United States.
John McAuliffe, the cblebrated painter
of horses, who recently met with ti fatal
fail -from a window in New York, had
in the course of les career pawed por-
traits ,of every horse of note in this
country. '
The poet Swinburne recently said that
if early in life be had made it a rule to
answer only soch letters as came from
friends and relatives, his pontrthutions
to literature would have been augmented
by the addition of at least thrde volumes.
,
Fe)ru.ary 22 1901.
What is
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NiVaNNee%evee(N,V`e. v‘.
CaStoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria IS a'
harmless Substitute for Castor 91I, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing. Syrups. It contains neither Qpium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria CAMS Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and
Fl t 1 C t t tiso ° te
a u °limy. as or a ass ut a es oot1
, eg a .
' THE ,BOER WAR.
•
The,war in the Transvaal is still un-
der the head of • unfinished business.-
. Portland Oregonian.
A London hanker says the South Afri-
eaii war is now costing the British peo-
ple $650 a minute. "Time is tnoney"
sum enough in this case, --New York
WeLritidert"• • •
1 Christian De Wet came so •
•nmeat-bot.ng- captured- be- other day thee, • .
&a, •
he pietted up a
manrystripped company of BeirHtish yeo. • THE—F-AC SIM ILE SIGNATURE --OF
, them of thguile and
ammunition and told them to run home. -
Chicago Inter Ocean,
General De Wet is making a good
deal of trouble for the Beitisli. But be
cannot win lasting or effective victories.
Besides, his temporary stweess is bought
at a tremendous sacrifice of the. lives of
hitt own people:-
• ,
Mr. Geo. W. Allen, Government sup-
porter, was eleoted to the Legislative At.,
sembly for York. N. B., by acclamation
his opponent, Mr. Pinder, being unable to
attend the nomination, (Ming In a oevere
storm.
A Veteran's' Story. -George Lewis,
of Shamokina Pa., writes; ." I arit eighty
years of age. 1 have been troubled witb
Catarrh for fifty years, and in my time have
used a greattnany' catarrh eures,•but never
had any, elief until I used Dr. Agnow's
Catarrhal Powder. Ono box cured me
corep'aetly." ati cents. -25
Sold by J. E. Fumy, druggist, Clinton,
the Stomach and Bowels of Infants and Children, giving
healthy and natuitti sleep. Csstoria, is the Children's
Panacea -Who Brother's Friend.
Castoria. Castoria
,,castoria is an excellent tnedicine for " eastorin Is so well adapted to childrett '
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me that I reCommend it as superior to maw one.
of its good effect upon their children."scription 'known to Inc."
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DR. O. C. OSGOOV, Lowell, Iran. H. A. ARCHER,- M. b. Brooklyn, AA to •
•
Ring Edward opened Parliament in full
State on l'haredity. Queen Victoria lain
opened Parliament in person in 1886, but
a full state opening has not taken place
since the death of the Prince Content in
1861.
During the sevioes et St, Paul's Cathed-
ral, London, an elderly Italian shot him-
self in the head because of depression over
his inability to get work. •
Professional
Men.
It's the constant strain
and worry under which
the profeseional man
labors, the irregularity oaf
habi ts and lose of rest that
tone.a tem peculiarly sus.
alai -1,1e to kidney troubles.
Fitst it's backache, thee
trinary difficulties, then-
enless We attended to-
Brieht's Disease and
DOAN'S
KIDNEY PILLS
Strengthen and invigorate the.. kidneys
-never fail to give Oak relief and care
the moat obstinate ea be& ,
Rev. M. P. Campbell, pastor of the
Baptist Church, Essex, Ont., says: “Prom
my personal' use of Drones Kidney Pills,
which 1 got at Sharon's drug store, I can
oily they are a moot excellent remedy for
kidney troubles, and I recommend the= to
sufferers from such complaints,"
te Passenger train No. 5 On the Erie Belt-
way was wrecked near Greenville, 'Pa,
Eight passengers were killed and ten in-
jured.
HelPletia at si.13aby,-SOuth Inherit.
can Rheumatic Cure strikes the root of the
ailment ithd strikes It quick. It. W. Wright, se
street, Brockville, Ont,, for twelve yearia
great tufferer froth rheumatism, couldn't wash
himself, feed himself or dreas himself. Ahat
using sir bottles Was ableto go to work, and
says: "1 hhik pain has loft me forever."-ea6
Sold by V. Ile*eyo droggietoOlintort.
The early publination of a life of Qtteell
Victoria by the Margais of Lorne is
notineed.
The COnservativele at Ottawa have prey
pared an Wrests to he mailed to, Si.
(Merles' Tupper in reply to hie valedictory
Sraelipox has broken. out araong thellIth
Mown at Norwieh.
Chiltliaert try 'for,
'CASTOR IA.
THE 'ROYAL- BOX. •
Queen , Victoria sent 'New Year's gefts
of meat and coal to over - 900.. poor per
saes fu Windsor. •
The Prince of Wales after the shootnig
season always amuses himself with daily
target practice. He- is said to be one of
the best pistol shots in England.'
Queen Wilhelmina is said to be con-
verting her nation to temperance in the
matter of drinking. Her father and
predecessor on the throne was accounted
the champion royal drunkard of Europe.
The German emperor was at Letzlitte
gen when the census was taken. Under.
the 'heading "profession" he wrote ',Ger-
man emperor, king of Prussia." The
card bas 'been framed and preserved, a
certified copy being sent to the census
headquarters.
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STATF. LINES.
Florida has its pests, among them the
moccasin, rattlesnake and sand fly. Bill
It has one tremendous compensation. It
is free from inalariaeaPittsburg
The, fact has come to light that out of
nine geveraortkwhich the state of West
Virginia has d sie of them Were red
headedIn spite ntthis untoward 'ch..
eumetenee the stItte ins been mtoderately
well governed.-
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APPEARS ON' EVERY WRAPPER.
THE .SENTAUR COMPAN,V, 77 MOORAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
IMERESNOWIRMW77:4"'IrC"RAPIF MASaragairingnilIMIN
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British..C.to*
GU !ad ,raom.......,-0.1101-...1111"-.
ARE CHAN AND PURE. JAPAN'S ARE COLORED %VIM -
WHAT? THINK! If you want Icoure,
whole—
soine and economical tea, eitn,ervreen
black. use only
CEYLON AND INDIA TEA.
ur Store is Burnt
BUT WE STILL'. LIVE
'Yen will find in in a aew store with a new up•to-date stook of General Furniture, ,
Window Shades, Piethre Mutates:in Piano, Organs,*Bewing Machines.land• federteis-
ing .r.:40044. PtIOOK IOW tena. "quality ihe beat.
J. lir. 1EAlirtiv
HOME KNITTERS WANTED
Ile above cat shows a machine in- °pentane And sample of work
• done at the horse of a shareholder.
We want a few more workers in this
locality, at once, and in order to secure
. .
your co-operation without the delay of
correspondence, we herewith explain our
full plan in this advertisement The work
is simple and the Machine is easily
operated, and with the Guide requires no
teacher. If you wiskjo join our staff of
Workers let us. hear from you promptly
with the Application- Form for Stock and
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Machine filled out and remittance, and we
will allot you Stock and send you machine
and outfit to begin work at once,
HE PEOPLE'S KNITTING SYNDICATIE
liasorporittedb7ProlthicIal-Charteremdar the Ontario Completes diet.
LIMITED.
Authorized Capital Stook, . • •.- $180#000.
. HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO, CANADA
The Syndicate Is Offering a limited amount of Stock at $1,00 per sbare In lots Of twenty shares.
(Each subscriber of the twenty shares to be furnished a twenty -dollar knitting machine rite to work fink
tho Syndicate and to share in the net profits of all goods made.) . .
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The Syndicate has been formed for the purprbe of manufacturing knitted goods cheaptb then any existing company, to loop down priCes..
And to (repose the large knitting Combines and Companies which haveJoined hands to miss. prices, To do this successfully it II nectiesary to get
Jerk! at first cost and to manufacture goods with the least possible expense. Therefore- •
1. The syndicate supplies Its own yarn and machines, *
2. Th. Syndicate has all goods made by shareholders knitting at their own homes. , 4,
Ii•
S. The Syndicate pays for all pro 'de goods at once upon receipt of bine. arid besides paying fenothaWork when soot In Will senile
ennuannually divide with ti Working share 1 net profits from the sale of all goods made by ts thareholdeta
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.4. The Syndicate sells ell goo by its working shareholder*.
tvorkIng shoreholder,, free of charge, full direction* samples and yarn to make the oboes.
5. To each subscriber of twenty 51.00 shares the Syndicate gives free A twenty dollar Knitting Machine it) keep, and alto supcipolil:e.ech .
.
To beconte a shareholder. a worker, the owner of one of the machine* to be paid for the work watt do, and atareire participate lynfttithioleigeliteinditatit
division of the net Profits. You have only to become o member of the Syndicate and take twenty itil.0061:iteh5flwr:hriltwhridellvccnorcrist yoUribEytwtentil
but is the source of a regular employment and Income at their homes. The Syndicate is fully prepared to keep its sha Motor•stppliedie;',iiti
THE METHOD OF THE SYNDICATF:arrixtvg1.8-.0 717147,1111hetenly4liggsgni:tat=
Wolfer doing the various kinds of work required, and 1( 1. also In n positiOn to dispose of, all goods knitted from than' yarns through logo
jabbers and to the general trade as fast as It can be sent In by its shareholders. ./
It will be seen that to manufacture goads on so large a scale it would be nec ** s * ry to have a number of knitttng factories, which would
mean the Investment of thousands of dollars, besides taxes, insurance and Interest on same, ,, We can, therefore, not only manufacture goods
cheaper and in WWIr quantlties. but pity our shareholders dividends serni.sontially.
THE . MACHI NE Llettrrgylit:ttr,fitihgeluisrrirgightfIge,g21:1:Yfratat;TITigItntli,t n=1,111.1.1=1 gtniztwAtitgmag..uctc7,..,,2
of o„„adian wool yarn the sante as hand worn, but ei:lity Ernes filter, In 'Mere lase of _spots Or nraYcykathheos)avinditcWaPte7surrichihaUsteat.ehWtilvthe:saa:,
michinea full outfit is sent together with A supply Of yam to comMence attire:, it'l do guidde leccicirrepdarging thsedmachihes is to. plain ntiti tha
'operetion io simple that anyone or ordinairy,intelligerlee.can make any f
asirse'titArdies* StOckings Moe Or 100 patrol dente
THE PRICE Ilic:lit 2 if:
, f ris fly Ytilioitrconr.v.,.. steAttoicivi:1004init aggingsPand Foltless'Eticycle Hose, $5.00. per 100Ppaire; fine Toques,
I g the"' gen .dandi joggetlekfsorserooliildreeeirt.igoo:
Ladles' Stocking Or and Biloyge Hoop Ititi'ilftk.rl. I.
1115.00 per100., All these goods am quickly made on the machine and at these prices eny person willing to work Can Make geed pay. much mere
than marking in sten% ~king In shop or laboringon farm. titharehtliders Mut devote all br part of their time knitting. but at all time* they DIV
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aftpsoteci to work for the Interests of thi Syndicate. .
WHO CAN JOIN. 14,1,4„dtarir w1111nytterAchept Ind honestly kelt the yarn setrueted t0. them,lindao ritUrn made goods promptly to 04 .
co a shareholder otatotk, harttelpatIng In the semeannual itlya
WHAT 'OH MVSI pg ;..III JOIN. 143,111..,,innutrolZiktte th."4,0.0., receiving pay as feat as the work le sent In. m st
ou..tet.lm., toll owing** L.I AY c) r hi, *Ign theIrmuno to lk till In address and reference, and imalose It with Express or Post Ornes mo-neytiordrut
to tit* Syndicate. ,
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fippitcation Toxin for Stock and itiacbtne,
**OHM 11111r1T/140 1(114DIOAta, tnerma,
ar„ Toarntre, Ole4.
tetanal you herewith tse.11 1131410,11kA.Iritittit for so toilette of Meek 1fiub1ett 40 ilb alai &illy In 'The People's tenth* ityadisile,
%dented, which I wish allotted to sae, Ind one of your Seco* Machine* free, mono as you turnialt your ehirehOidsta, together with funi
Maples, instructions and yens, which 1 wish wad to mo as soon as poosibie to enable me to begin work toe Die eyedieete a Onta ntes
immint oi mint. The add stoat to entitle ow to participate la the setal•santial dividends of the ilyedieste In *tidiness fa hang osid essit aa
delliery for oil the Training Id° tOr till 83114610 404.14i StAtla*S.
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as. rats folo likelln that
row moo*
Pod Wes s" 4A-
Itfarirs IteeMete, 06 •
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sat Aosta to Owl work and bow von vilab\to beeel *eddy, **oath rat sold In the Wet t