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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1901-04-26, Page 3I 18 II te, tatnning'11 Mat And. eleetricity for TWO, hittlaelf ainklettly stopped. It slieettnt IS if 1 C014 heed nletched his beetto 111* brain whirls; eau hardly wiNliet is it?" he elk* 1114.111elf 44 the attack pellet!. If hie qu,eatioll 'Meets 4. right ans ,itifer, .be Old 'Mat KS 'WPM is 4- Warning to nay 'Mere attention to 10 shianarh,Whicla :faalready is,r, meal* food*, r r, Pietie., M rt filediear DtanOVery Cures .°010ettaelt of the tetOrtlebeh and or - gone of digestion • .and nUtrition, It •lelirninaitefrout the ;blond diseaec •'biteable poisons. It Make* the blood , end *pure, and t' 'fernhibtal a found. :*tion for fOr '1/40Ound, 1414* health, "about ten years •Ago X began to have ,ttrouble with my csionutels.a writes Mr. connolly, of ms 'Walnut street. Lorain; •Ohlo. "It got so bad ,thit I hod to lay oft • •&ulte often—tyro and roe days th II Week. 'AM been treated by e -best doctors in this city, but got no help. • 41inne sold I had cancer of the stomach, others : ,tiontatrb, Others dyspepsia. Then I wrote tO 'zee/or Advice. You advised the use of your Golden Medic, Dlscovoy' iad• Plonsant P rrkezdired .conmencdto get tiir hove not lost a day this summer On account of , my stomach. x feet tip-top, and better than I :nave for tea years." _Keep the bowels healthy by wring Dr. ...Plerces‘Pellets. They don't gripe. ICY -••••seerriirrelapareF ,"%.• r 7 TUE Othettif NE* ERA, Glockling, ot the Oast io Labor Bureau announces that 250 new Was • tries have been established in Ontario • towns and cities In the past two years, No Home should be without it. Pain the best all-around medicine • ever made. Used as a liniment for bruises and swellings. Internally for tramps and diarrhoea. Avoid sub- • etitntes, there is but one PainlKiller, • Perky Davis'. 25e. and 50c. • The ladies of South Fluron have •',formed a branch institute, to be • known as the Ladies' Institute for South ?aurae. If yoa aretronhied with any kind of kid• . ney complaint, give Doarile PIlls a trial. On -Wednesday, April 10th, Miss Eine 51,, daughter of I Bricker, 0th • con., Howick, was marrled to T. P. Mc- , Donald. of Cuirass. THOM III i ging OF, PAIN OR ACNE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, tRaT PAINAILLER WILL NOT. JIM- LIEVE. toofiouT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB- STITUTES. THE GENUINE SOME_ BEARS THE NAME, PERRY DAVIS & SON. Frank R. Hummel, of Tottenham, -puke killed by a fall while working -at ,barn. :the celebra. t Morn has purchased 'Os orottglelsianrei Which was stolen several Years ago -and recovered in Chicago. • Floods, caused by swollen streams, • are reported in the Northwest Terri- itories. At Regina the residents fear the reservoir may give way, and resi- dents in the barracks flats are moving" out. An explosion took place in the Ro- man Catholic church of St. Michael, • -at Berlin. A soldier and two boys were ininred, the building damaged and the conirregation was badly fright- • sued. • The body cd Adolph Wilson, who, 3eft Regina for Wood Mountain laet . winter, after serving a term in jail, • was found on the prairie. He had • been caught pi a snowstorm and was frozen to death. BEWARE CF OINTMENTS FOS CAT ABER THAT CONTAIN MERCURY 'As memory Will surely destroy the sense of emelt end oompletely derange the whole system when entering it through the mu°. •ous eitrfaces. Such erticies should never leduledegoept,on prescriptions from reput- - albs physicians, as the damage they will do • is ten fold to the good you can possibly de- • rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cureanan- tifactured by F. J. Chesney & Co., Toledo, • O., contains) no mercury and is taken inter- naily, noting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying • gall'e Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and slade -in Toledo, 0., by F. J. Chesney & C. Tes- timonials free, Said by sail druggiate, price 75 ciente per bottle, Rowe Family Pills are the best. ft is repotted that Sir William Van -11rnfine securedthe right way for his Cuba railway without expropriation powers by buying the farms along the /mite, Don't Despair Even If you are troubled with Backache and 04. not able to at- tend to your h011ikiNild duties. it you have not Used Doan's NILS YOU CA be absolutely cured by them. ' P.RO, OP FROM ONP OP. MANY. • .foitra.iitLgt!, Ad. 2802,1901. ,ztotyT_z4°0Tito•Ont. Dear Flti,4tbeen Toronto, *for 1 •yok, ,_from kidney trouble, had terrible btessiebeika Wei trotibled with dies:Wise. lily 111'10 WKS soanty, highly Welted and etniiiiried OW* Nikky eedltoerit; 1 otai. without any ineoeis Ind 41,10104# gees tirtin deeptir. Ai leek 1 geW DOM% oft t Offsitired two DAMI of WM Ittid they gebtoo ineOtittlets Mint and- X Oats attend to my hot* Old Attiletnithintt: teenble, 1 een reetenniend- Dante Pill. Mid rittiat say that 4110, *Maid tit tried by ell 104 ettfethfrOirt Milner `St*ablii‘ lifIttfo teketWeb, • .4 • — ' ,207" THEREVIEWER, To the last /winked yeare Tilrkey hea halt 000 belt of 1M territory. Tb. leoka Me if eteaehody had been tieing the CUOMO te Welk on, -- IiTOW time e hare Changed! It le said OW that the lazy Indian le a MMUS, There Wei a tittle. back ID, the early Sig. flea when 4 lliaY Indian would have been considered a goduend.--,--Minneapolis Jour. nal. The fight the 13oera tire now Makin Is hopeless', however heroic it may be, end to preloug it is but to add to the Beer loose. wlthinit any ground to hope that the Britieh will ultimately be defeated..., Denver Reonblican. The Canadians; beve vainly tried to get a measure or reciprocity, but now time are-gettingreomething almost aa veluable from the overflow of surplus, American capital in the development of their Fin • sources,—NeW Xork Oonunercial Advert User. Of the 8208,000,000 deposited In the twinge banks dertng 1000 perhapi fully one-half represents depoeita of men or wealth divided among 'eventl of these Inetitutions for the purpose of avoiding taxatton'and pending investment in some profitable way,—Brooklyn Citizen. The lateet cure for excessive fat—thet eating of cold tood—may confidently be accepted as effective. Habitual cold lunchea will put a man under ground as surely es anything, and there is no more certain way of reducing the most come, lent to a okeletOn.—Providelte4 IOttrual. Commerce is destined to be a groat peacemaker. There is It growing impress. sion among the wise ones ot Europe that the nations of that part of the world must quit shaking their fiats at each other and get down to business or the United States will ateal their trade away.—Minneaeolla • Times. While Connecticut is trying to adopt the whipping post method of deterring husbands from beating their wives Rhode Island is trying to amend her divorce laws 'so that wives' cannot SO easily slip out of the control of their husbands, and thus deem the pendulum of reform in Nev England swing back and forth and make no progresc —San Francisco Call. Much money has been expended In a vaineffort to kill out the Canadian this. tie. It bas now been discovered that the Ober of the mem can be used in paper. making and, for that matter, in the man- ufacture of cloth. Instead of trying to eliminate the thistle, why not cultivate It? Possibly then, it ;night disappear, very much to_tke Ohapla of the would be cultivators PEN, PENCIL AND. BRUSH. Anthony' kepi, is net la 'geed health and is restricting his engagement • fts ranch as possible.. He continuesto write, however, in spite of his illness,Wililam • Jonathan .Neidig, a young San Francine° journalist and short ptory writ- er, has been made a member ofthe feed- ty of English ot Leland- Stanford univer- '' sin from, Which he.. was graduated' in 1806. • . Frederic Harrison says that Heath*, men are: 'greed 'in regarding • Herbert Spencer se the greatest living man of let. tem. Tb, philosopher' is now 83; and hie mind 'remains singularly clear fin. -bin years. . • Sir LaurenCe Alma - Tadema, best . . known as a painter of pictures, decorated recently a set of chine • which the Dutcb coleny in London gave as 4 wedding pree ent to Queen Wilheludzia. Tadenta was born in the Netherianda. Herbert Spencer's "Autoblograph?' ttx tends to two volumes and 'lain print, but will not be published while he Wee. He is an ottogenaritui, bid looks ten years"' younger. It .isseid that he doe* not con- template any ftrther revision of .hit works.•• When Tennyson wee nearing'80 .yeare of age and his tame might- fairly be aa-• awned to be worldwide, Edward Noxell, the publisher,. decided to approach Gus- tave Dort and eommiesien 'him to illus- trate the "Idylls of the King." After Dore bad considered- the proposal he ask- ed, "Who, then, la this. Bit.. Tenn:viol" . EPIGRAMS OF A NOVELIST.. Patriotism no longer means love your country. It meana hate. Your height:lore, Deathbed repentances should he fol. lowed by deaths. ' Life tries them too hard. London Is Piccadilly evd the park,-er it Is nothing. Tit" lire in London one mist be born rich or die dishonest.• What is the house of lords bni a mon- key house—all these brand new peer's, these brewers and bankers, aping the,eld feudal lords, inimicking their imiditeval militarism? Modern battles are won Ilk brain, not by brawn. The future Napoleon will be a paralytic chess player carried about the field on a water bed. ---"The Mantle of Elijah," by I. Zangwill. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. To clean gilded frames, wipe them gen- tly with a fine cotton cloth saturated with sweet oil. Laces and other delicate trifles should be placed in a muslin bag before being boiled. 1 hie prevents their getting lost and torn in t he wash. If machine grease gets upon WaSliable fabric*, filay be taken out with washing soda and cold water. Apply the "soda to She spot and wash it in the water. Thee wash it with soap and water. To restore Ivory knife handle's which are stained, damp a rag slightly and with it apply a ilttle etilts of lotion to the spots. Wipe with a damp rag and then polieh witty soft dusten-- CURIOUS' CU LLINGa. Elongated ear lobes are considered a mark of beauty in Borneo. Girls with this feature reaching down to their el- bow' are not tlfteOtaraOti. Wilitani tiVembwell, aged 70, and Cath- arine tteley, aged 57, AIMPed (ever a •hrootastick at Cowie, near Doncaster, England, recently arsd theme:pen beerithe, according to Romany modem, man "end wife, DROPS OF WATEIL Tyro hundred find twfilty-four gallons of fresh Water weigh &ton. The brattchet of the Mieiulppt hoe an aggregate length of 15,000 mile,. • The greatest Waterfall le, 'Niagara, which lends aver 82,000000 toe of Irste tezan hone. • Iliktvati Portaa1etatto-4312by coati end ohommott flavor, Dr. Agnew's Liver Pille run herniehold favorites, Inspuritieli leave the eystero, The nerves ate toned. The, Moodie peibbxl. The complexion kiln -len itsid nuldy. Ileaditehes Vanish and perfect health follotin their Ula o 400* cielbts-tot Sold by 3nd, Druggitt# OlIntom BETTER" . SAYSR.SLOCUN AT 0 ft$180. VOTTO1 ridittrill St111 Celebrated hi Ifiadtietan. ' Dolma, or the "karst of home," 14 a very' old festival in India. The //indoos ray that on a time lour RV the god (let Rid of the Cough. the ,Iiitcking, the Spitting. the Wheezing. Special Advantages Are Offered by Dr. Slocum to all Those Who Desires a Positiva and Permanent Cur. of Ctutearap• 000 In any Form, Good saris, sOn ear, but bow earl we do it when one remedy alter soother hie been tried without improvement or hope or o et" gust. true. Scores of sufferers from all kinds of Inas trouble; hare been 8 nark for unscrupulous =Weal cog, cern, who never Adeoldeff to our* ion. Pr.151,0414 has matte the cure of coneturGHI011. end LAMS Tretthloe the study et his lite, and thousands et men and women la all parte of Cortsda ere reads to teottfr to the marvelous narettve prolontlw or Li e Bk101311k system, Dr. Slocum in ready atul wllEnit to orgy* the ofacaor of hte,treattursat. Shd has no heeiteUon" in offering It to fon trt rear Mok friends stesonurativ Penn. ales, le order. rhot YOU 1114y tdet the Mecum apnea ens ;aesegor reunion regsollog its merits. ' • FREE TREATMENT. Ton or your sick ftlends eat hare a PREEconrso of Treatment, Money write 50 Ta,p7. A:Inmesm casaioss. co., Limited, 173 X1134 Uit Week Terrr*o. to, giving poet remand express Mace addroas, and the tree medicine (The Mecum Cute) will be .proinpur sent, . Wiens writing etw them lowers montIon thfs Parer. Persona In Canada, satins Sloourn's tree offer In American papers will Memo mad for aszaWir ro the Toronto laboratories • • now n• Canrek Was flayed. ' • Accordling to a story told itt Marseilles the Church of Notre Dame de la Garde, in that dty, was miraculously, saved from destruction in the cloeing days of the 'nineteenth century. The stor rig as ,fol-; lows: •. A gentleman enteredthe church art,' - big two Candies, which be placed in chandelier. After lighting them he re- tired from the mainbody of the church - and called two beggars who were stand- ing at the door. Placing them in a posi- tion Where.they could, see the chandelier, he gave each of them 10 fiance to watch the cendies and tn. relight ,them if the !lame went out.. He had made a To*, he Said, and it was ot great importance to his futons hopes that both candles shonid he entirely consumed. • The Man then withdrew and the beg-, pia begen their wateh. As -evening came .on they became 'deemed and called aloud to. k priest whom they saw In * distant. part of the chard. When he went, to them; they declared that they had twice • heard a veto- commanding them to extin- guish th candle*. The priest listened, but heard -nothing.' The beggars appealed to him• not. t� leave them', and to please, them .he blew but -the candles and took' them from, the chandelier. In bandling tliern he was struck by their weight; when I, turning one around in lila hinds • the wax peeled off and revealed- a car- • tridge of dynamite. • • . iralaenetieve Mourner.. • The Chinese posse's it_ great leits of • fonereir display And .heartless- Crocodile tears, •"sts they seem at least to western eyes. An immense trumpet is 'even used sometlines, which Is worked like . garden pump to sob out the "boo-hoo" of the afflicted, relative& The more mn.. earthly end •heartrending its sobs the bet- ter therseera to be pleased.. For a great „funeral -all the beggars and Mgarenfeni and impudent elnall boys in this vicinity are hired. They are decked 01# in tawdry clothes, or perhaps their rags are not even disgulied in any way, but they •-are at least given .banners to carry and sre hired to wail ',and • sob as 11 their hearts were breaking: The dull, indiffer- ent, !stolid facer; of . the men and • the roguish, .mischievous amllea on the begs': eft -ea' belie their wails and .give a very unreal air' of hypocritical aorrow tothe avenge Chinese flner4 though doubt- less there is much genuine sorrow end as .many real heartaches as in otner hinds. • The /Mad Suenrieed Muse . Alwaye read a letter to the end and hear a story to the end before you ars too muck elated or depressed. A popular physician was much pleased with a certain aerated water end by his assiduous recommendation procured for It a celebrity it justly deserved. The doctor acted solely in the intereilt of hu- manity generally and expected no return.' To hie surprise there came one morn- ing an effusive letter from the company stating that his recommendations had done them so much good that they "ven- tured to send him a hundred"— Here the page came to an end. "This will never do," said the doctor. "it is very kind, but I could not think of accepting anythingsn----- Here he turned the page and found the sentence ran: —"of our cieculars for.distribution."— London Tit -Bite. Tenneco. • Even the best. judges of tobacco can't ensveys be depended on. Sometimes their taste goes back on them, so te speak, and remains blunted for a week at a stretth. Professional samplers of tobacco take a week off every few months arid never look eit Ithe veil Wit they Mare to duty, In that way they keep, la conditi�n. IMIltalatatiMMUIRIIKKIWIMMainalann Thle iseason of the yeer when coughs and cold!' are so prevalent, it would be adeleablelo keep it bottle of De, Wood's Norway Pine Syrup hi the hottee, /t allays all inflammation and irti- talon of the breathing organs,, ahd (burets coughs anti colt% of young and old morequickly and effeetuallythan any other remedy. Mrs. Arthur Moleekey, 'Whites Queen's Co., N.B., writes: (In the fall Of 18911, 1 was taken down withi a goitre attack of La Grippe which left irte with a bad cough, r tried !several remedidi and &Mid obteln no relief Ana Wes almost in &solar Of a euro whett a friend adVhied Me to take tit« 'Wood's tier - way Pluo Syrup; I toolt throe bottles In all and it wedge eoinpleteoure.” na went to war th the king of ()Won and Was vietorious Wane* Ida anny had better home and balx-ka than the king's MIA/tht..yearly* at the time Og a new Moon, the Mindoo&worehip the horses and bullecke. • I had never heard _of Oil. footle -el, and tin the morning Qg Miser& X Err. prteed to And MY Arab pony Raja ell trimmed with brightlellow flowers, tie had a -wraeth around hie seek, on pendants of flowers hung about his ears, enklete of the same ,briglit flower'. were Red around hie legio Juot above the hoof end satain Ithera the knees, and, ting, ben - WWI leers tied to the bemuse i*8 many plaees and on the reinktoo. It wits %wet- - ty, and I am aura RSA felt "drearied up," for be wire dignified andquiet ell thee day and carried big heed a little higher than wad. Sometireei he does iklaky thiage, but we ere not at all afraid of atm, foe. he is, intelligent, and if We istry, "ROM Rajal" in, a decided tone he seems. to know- Abet we What bin* to 11o4. Rais.be dugni. ItHlAPII, king, sad we WiTe bumtbat name ,lieeetisie We think hint, tha king eg Arab pounii, '"' ' • • At Dosera 'the .ballockei which are as muck need her as horses, had their horns stained with bright 'colored generally ft different color tor each- here, and strings of little tapeele of many- dif- ferent whirs were tied front the tip of' onehorn to the tip ot the other, or bright pleces of ribbonwould be used instead of thTeilteassweblei.t. • boxes, of which there are . very many here, and the white bullocksi too,' were painted, some in stars or in round dots. Others had the rising sun painted on both- aIdea of their bodiee in red and gold colors. Some horses had only their tails and manes colored', while a few drivers peinted the sides of .tho cart and the wheel's also. . • • After all WS decorating -was 'finished the people made nejah to the anima!, which Means that .they -worshiped the horses and the bullocks., I could not find any one Who would tell me if they' ;wor- shiped the carts, too, but I think they did. After this be done the people give each other presents, vvhieli should 'be of gold, but as the people are most of there toe poor to give gold they give the leaf of the "gold" plant, , and that answers Very . Wben evening came, and the mech- . man who had trimmed Raja: with the • fresh flowers. had not .received "back shush," he felt very muck neglected and sent word to me that it wits the eastern of the reentry to give the, coachman te donation. I sent him a rupee and made 1 I'M quite bappy..- • ' MEN AS THEY P « • ' baa new jewe Bro......; E eltd sword, present fro* the Dalt Xohes chaeiher of tketunereeb, Robert Leird Benien, SAW Oppoeitiett leaner la the Cenectian parliament, comes of 44 old Tory Welly In c/Mmettleut. 301teph ulitzer GOY totally and hie conditlen so worlos upon him thet pheimort:;,,b,...Contented linleins in motion, Tbet is why he le alwaya traveling front Senator Efansbreagli Of Net* Wroth hos the tille western centerept for *Ht. reornkeferming. "Why," he raid the *thee •dll m ay, "they tee that In Blaine the farmers kayo to shoot the seed into the lina"tor Cockrell of Miegouri orders ar- m- day in the senate reetaurent "st eteak done just as like it." The other (ley he Ound it necessary to add, "A.zid, Tom, remember Mt to bare any of that darned gross tia it." Edward Conrad, a railroad netetnan of Allegheny, Pa., suffered an injury some Years age which Madeit neeessary to Amputate one of bis lege. Since then he has bad ave accidente, in each et which 1)ICM itaprttatRiaIL ithgawrdp. a'stlitLty, II. 'S. N,, wire, as governor of the island qf Gimm, won laurels which have not yet bad time to fade, Is hobbling around- on crutchea. • His leg was bijured a few weeks ago in fall At the League Island navy yard. • aeorge N. Brown, assistant attorney general at Washington, was a newspaper man in his younger days. For three years. city editor of the Cheyenne (Wy.) Bun1 he afterward engaged in journalistic work in Denver, Kaneko City and Peoria, Ills. Bismarck, the "roan of iron," we in hie love letters aa sentimental as a Poet. Among the names" he addressed to his sweetheart were mon ange, angelii nil*, my ,dear heart, my better half, my poor, tick bitten, sweetest heart, Czarina Mot - mile duszo ,and similar expressions la halfit dozen languages, • Mr. Thompson, ft member of the Cm. necticat legielature, introduced a new word the other day in a legislative debate. It was in a horse story, A. neighbor of Mr, Thompson went to buy a fast horse After haying been shown some with peat records and ;Rime •with possible future records the roan said, "I don't want a has been nor a will be; I want an is-er." f Judge George A. Gear of Honolulu, who Came to this country and unsuccess. fully opposed the admission. of Robert •Wilcox to a geat in the house of retire.sentatis as a delegate front Hawaii, will go back with certain compensations for his disappointmeut—namely, a Phila- delphia bride and an appointment to one • of the three federal judgeships of Ha. wail. • SCAFFOLD POLES TO HIRE. One erg Various InteirentInts Features the Polo Itord littelneee. Scaffold Poles to Hire." So read a sign painted on, the end of a 3 buildin'g standing in a pole yard, and a w man whose eye chanced to fall upon Thirty yeare ago George johneton, the I Laird of the Fife Isle estate," near - D undee, Scotland, niadea,YOW that from •j that hour no human being should look upon his face. He religiously kept the „w strange vow. The servant ho cooked his food placed it outside of his door. s ng a bell, and passed out of sight. ohnston has just died, leaving an estate orth $25,000,000. He was a bachelor, nd a nephew is his heir. . • wondered., just what it meant. .11. heti heard of renting item believe and pianos end horsesi mid railroad cars" and secsis,', lied he knew that there -is seateele • any- thing, perhaps nothing, that cannot be rented,but he had never heard before of renting scaffeld poles, and it seemed an •.odd thing to do,. . As a. matter. of fact there an 10to -scaffold poles' "tented. It is an -old ati to theme • who have occasion to know:. about it familiar .branch of the. pole yard: • business. .' • Scaffold Poles are rented, of course, mon largely to budder's, and. there are 'more builders Who hire eraffold poles than.' .there at'whoown them. • Thfs for the: 'elropie reason, tbitt It !Lifer most build.; era ,eheeper to. hire. The verY iaxgut builders who must have a yard Anyway. whieh to 'keep material and oiatit-ot one !sort and another own 'their Ohl scaffold poles.. and keep Ahern when mot in use in their own yard Where they briy0 room for them. • The smaller builder, having very likely no material yard, has no convenient place to,'tote poleis when not in. use, and he, hies poles, asfar that matter 'toms of, the larger builders do also. - Scaffold • poker are let at so much for * job, whether it is a few days or %mita, but while it blinder:keeps the poles , one price -on one job as long as he int - .need them he :cannot if he gets .thromg rent.a job Orly haul the poles off to set en on -another. job without pitying more • The life of a scaffold pole is about six years. A pole yard man wild that they eould be Made tO last ten yeare by care. People always 'drive nails into scaffeld Wes. These lialis rust, and the wood =oiled them rotseand trie iiSie gradual', pea to decay. If the, poles were ad, earefally overhauled and looked after when they came back to the yard frog* joh end the nails ell pulled out, they would. Last four yeare longer, but this is' not done for the simplereason that it Wouldn't pay. The cost' of 'the werk." would be greater than the gain by it, and go • they use the poles ae long as they ere fit to 12EIS aftd the chop' them up. whitewashed. An amusing joke waii once played on post commandant in Cuba who,- like all: other post commandants, was not popu- lar. tie had two fads. Re believed in whitewash and plenty., of it, asee,rting 11 t� be the most effective preventive of tropical diseases ever diseovered, and he was equally attached to a pet flaminge who regented being kept in captivity _and' showed his resentment by nipping at ev- ery soldier, who passed his stay. On the part qf the eoldier there was nothing to do but swearender his breath and wait for revenge. - 00. it certain Elosidaybiorning an ordey not sheltered from the weather ghoul was issued from headquartere that 1111 artieles pertaining to camp . which we ba whitewashed. The pest commandant's' wratk can be imagined when he tie4t. gaged On his pet fiaminge, who had susi- dettly intorno at white tactile dreeen Ono% To the sorra* ot the soldiers the bird eurvived the operation. Ortrtorttwittlea. t1 you want to succeed in the world, you must make year Own oppOrtunitati 41 you go on. The tatm Who waits for some seventh wave to tote him on dry head will find thet the seventh wave 15 a long -time coming. You Min, commit no greater folly than to sit by the roadside until aome one comet along and invitee YOU to tide with hita to Wealth Or Iasi - SW*. 01%1 WOO"' says O'Dell o Truro, 11 S. Want any avidenco of the real merit of Dr. Von Sees Pineapple Tablets -as a cure let all forties of attends troable than that ttrzybre in t;st h great demand? Not a nauscoim tifl.;/1 that Makes one's- very Insidea rebel—hut pleasant, quick end hartnless-ua tiny tablet to carry in yout pocket, cants.--to4 Sold.by E. Hovey, OlintOnt Ontario ".....11.11ktali...0alkiii:oil a/40 43. ARMY NOTES. In our army 804 officers speak' Spanish " fluently, 224 are handy with their French and 138 are well up in. German, , One British regiment has been in mourn- ing for more than a century.. This is the old Forty-seventh, the Loyal North Lan- cashire regiment. The officers wear black blended with gold braid in merrery. of General Wolfe,who was killed et Que- bec.• • Japan has greatly increased her caval- ry in the last few years and still more recent/y added nearly 40 field batteries to her artillery, and as the country itself produces no horses suitable for this pur- pose the necessity for importing them is urgent. The artillery of the French colonial army is composed of 6 field, 10 mountain. and 20 foot batteries. The headquarters are tn Paris with the relief depot com- prising 4 field, 2 MotIntaln and 6 foot bat- teries. The remainder are distributed in Cochin China, Madagascar, the African settlement!' and the French islands in the West ladies and elsewhere. THEPEDAGOGUE.: Not wily- is education free in New Zege land, but, where necessary, children ars conveyed to and from school gratuitously on the government railways. • Penneylvanie university • has a new. moot: Down in the big svrimtning pool;• -- in the basement of Efouratm hall, floats Ben Franklin. He is a bor duck, orig. • WWI,' white, though now dyed in the uni- vereity colors. . One of Booker Washington's college professors at Turskegee, the Rev, Charles W. Wood, was once a bootblack in Chi. cago. A boyish contest in o atory, the \ honors of which he earn , -ed ff, started hire on his career. Ellen Cage, Jt, et Philadelphia halt given an endoWtnent fund to the Chirer- sity Penneylvania for er, perpetual scholarship inenaory of his father, Charles Banton. Coxe„ a graduate of the class of '62, who was a major in the Sirty-eirth Penheylvania cavalry daring the civil war. • ANIMAL LIFE. It iwestimated that there are now only, 1,000 buffaloes. alive on the Notth Ameri- can continent,. 0 • No wonder the fish crop le neve? "short." Tbe flounder lays 7,000,000 eggs annually, several otherg from 1,00%. 000 to 14,000,000, while the turbot - credited witla depo siting froze' 11,000,000 to 12,000,000 donut; each breeding sea* son. A canu4 posisesees twice thee earrying power of an or, With an ordinary load of 400 pound* he can trivet 12 or 14 days without water, going 40 miles a daY. Camels are tit to work at IS years old, buil their strength betinis to decline et 211. although they usually liV6 to 40. ELECTRIC SPARKS. About 12,000 horsepower is trartertlitteft le the fora of electricity tress Niagara to Ettalo. IProfessor Mika Thotapson says that '"electricity is finally to be one of the most potent agencies in the treatment of diteitse and the alleviation of human file." The 13110 ef the telephone itt Cairo and Alexandria has grown to such proportione that it lute bean necessary to cow. neat the two *RIO by a telephone truth eilVti Physicians Void Met 1 Moat WS, but South Anierican Ridney Clire oured ma of that awful Bright's isease " Thiaisasenteuce front a letter af a well, lamina business man in a %Vattern town who thrilugh overwork and worry bed contracted this kidney pestilence. ft will relieve instantly old cora tos 86111 b novo; dieggin, (metes iCEYLON AN INDIA Green, or Slack Trade is confederating the Empire Britain is Canada's best customer. Britain cannot buy if she' does not sell. Use Tea Crown In a Fritish Colony by British capitalist& •iniiiall ds,,„da,, Ceylon Tett e areeold in sealed_ ed llead.ptek - •VOA eta only never inhulk, Black, Miror, •Unrclored Ceylon Omen. Saniplee on application, Addreee "SALADA.," Toronto. Q. Kill SMUT ON 0ATS 15 thetarroore would have their next crop of Oat entirely free from mint tread She seed in the following Luanne Take 4-4 os, ot Combe's Formaldehyde and 10 eellone of water, immerse for Me minutes, (absolutely no harm to the seed.) Your next crop will be Absolutely free from anent Put up in 1 In bottles, for 750, H B. C0114 BE, Chemist a Druggist .• GIs st .Ilo too and 14 tb,' L'i";:°t• P.Uh+ 1 rt..&-ft&tir Till . . _ 0,....7....aldriroby"IFt4lt"-tijics"164:::d t.e"rrittel,..rni::`,tYt 0•".:;...to577041f Vta7 perlaikabt• rotfumo *0 ,14 for us it pot/ cot When oiht. trturs monry.. Olt Mr• Atli) yew EV*. choir!, of & 1,41,0? Oated Ohow Prawa., w o) totk .63a1 treyre tioltd (lipid ht&11 tSlktor htrthdey it7ng , $1pxr rterprotlemle strit wo twill potaix,, without agtor7 ,,r. %ring. %Mr t,,,,Ity Yin, r.,er u....,bwe .1:t ',N. .241."'"4"---"'IrViltId.; TV".114.";.`"i'v'i."7:,4,"';.!'-' '.:" ' ' - • - . . Fancy Furniture AT LOW PRICES • New styles in parlor euites, Great Variety of easy ehaire. ' Mattresses and Wire Springs wry cheap. Great values in Window Shades. lioadeluatlere for B iby Carriages and Waggons. Pictures framed while you wait. ' 4013 10141LAk....W, Elivzh dipaaeseeseeeeoess 2 ee PyntBalsam . _ iibiac dun ioit- - COUGHS AND COLDS 2 Very valuable Remedy in all affections of the THROAT or LUNGS 9; , Large 13ottieso. 25c. alawnimci3 CO., Limited, .11 Prop's05 rerry-Datisi_Pain.Killer„, . eeeeetteeeieek:*eew Go D Mel A GGA • BANKER 1.LBERT,ST., CLINTOk X general Baulking 'an Wholesale and retail' piano and organ distributing centre. grade new:pianos. Five • used pianos at decided bar- . , gains. • . Rny the wondeptil Gramaphone • for a pleasing Entertainer. We are headquarters,5 or it. 13argaine to teachers and stn. dente in Sheet Ideate, 25e to 750 pieces for 10c—wholesale. Instruments of all kinds sold. • music Emporium- . 0. moARE.cuwro van:meted. The Sick and Suffering nuszneto • . NOTES DISCOUNTS. Dr •• Drafts limed. Interest allowed on ' " • - denosits.- •.3. P. TISDALL. BANNER, • • . CLINTON, ONT. • Private fends to boon on mortgages et • west aureent rates. , A General Banking Bueiness trangeoted interest allowed on &pooh's.. .. • Sale notes bought • The Molsons Bank Incorporated bv Alit of Parliament 186t CAPITAL ' 02,500,005 • REST FUND - 82050,000 • HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL. Wu. Mezzos illioenensoN, Presideet * InsesEntzor, Glen. Manager, Notes dissiounted, Collection!! made, Drafts isened, Sterling and American exehengt bought and sold. Interest allowed on de porno. SAVINGS Bur— Interest allowed on 4UTOil of 41 and up. Money advanced tz, on their own note, with anew more Gannets. No triorteage eaquired H. C. BEER. Manager, Clinton "Aoywn;n0.Aivoo.vyvvvvvvvvvon REMBALLS WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE ;Nat aeoeivecl a lot of new Belts, Buckles, Palley Belts,Bangle trace- leta, eto. The latest goods in the market, miske ispeolalty of fitting Specteciee and Eye Manes. - Eyes examined free. it#0" 'A Steak Haider" roe heidies stock the "Page" to tat so*, reliable kind. It is med On the Lingett Steck Forma fa, Canada t Hatable for malt et huge mock. W• two nuke our went whet. Cindel not gitt seed enough before. It is twice its Memo Pe that In other fendat and better galysalied. Our voicing Is thlorred from our rectory rootty.tseso.. one ma local reppreenotive can put up a inlet id' It for yea ift sleet order. Priers lower this year. The PAG W11 PENCE CO. 004 otteutteuti.t.e. • are 'Aerated front Disease by Lincoln s. • Tablets -- If you suffer from Indigestion Diabetes, Bright's Disea,se,Ner- .vous Prostration and Gen Debilty, they will st-yott nervous, pale and &ROMs women. • . Worn out, despondent men will find them a positive bless- ing. Price 50c. • Prepared only by LincoIn Medicine Companyt50 Queim street, Ottawa. Recommended and for sale by J. E. Ilovey, Chemist. 4-' Central Meat Market • tieving pretend the buteherieg,- business of FtR. Powell I ara pre-. pared to furnish the people of 0150. ton with all kinde, of,,,Preek Cured Meaux. Sewage, hot lord, butter and eggs atwaysi hap hand. . I • R. Fitzsitnons a Son. • Tlephone 74. • i . (*dere delivered promptly to all parte ef the town. - ' N.13:—Persorm having hogs for hirrarnt will boater It gavot by a ving word at the shep. • A SteOladder °Nen Away To every puroheier of one IttU of our Pare it/relent tektite 'Powder we will give, lelibotte any extra 'shared, a stoat datable itya,toot Stepladder, iltraitille bars of Seal* tat Afteo 2e Broom* tlo atileOto , 0, OLSON, Nut door *0 VrGoun't .privete Geed Setter snd Zoo wenild.